VERSISEMEN TS;
T. t . SPclisi,§l.lllß,
. Real Estate 'Agont; Seel caner Conveyancer Inner
&nee and Claim Agent. Odes Main Street Near
.
Centre S learn
HIGDLY IMPROVED FARM
IN ADAMS COUNTY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Situated on the Conaivage Creek 8 miles from
. Hanover on tho 'high road, and on the Railroad
leading kohl Hanover to Littleslown, adjoining,
what was formerly known no the Nitismiller
property, containing
.171 Acres of Limestonci'Lana;.
'all cleared but abmit 90 Acri,s, which are covered
~..erhith heavy White Oak Timber..
Improvanaents are extensive, and consist, viz.
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK
3IANSION ROUSE,
60 fcet In length and 45 In breath, containing rt
Hall and Elevon.Parlor Rooms, all .newly paperal_
and painted;--a-plazza 'running along- the Olitlro
frout,-and cellar-under the whole house, - and an
excellent well' of water near tho kitchen door.
Thennt buildings belonging to We above consist
of a latge Carriage- house,-Food and C oa l 41 0 ,,,,C,
Hog Pen, Di flak Smoke House, Poultry Rous t ,
Wash House, 511 11(INV except the. latter. The
garden Is large and highly cultivated, containing,
hot beds with glazed cavh. The grounda around
the ho use are adorned with shrubbery' and stud
dad with many lielce fruit and ornamental trees,
adjoining which lea fine apple orchard, next
A LARGE BANK BARN
mealy new DO feet by LO' with Wagon Shed and
'Corn Crib attached, and n never falling Well of
Wator In the Barn-yard, also
• A NEW TENANT HOUSE,
36 by 26 feet containing seven roorn2, the one
bulldlnkato, sonic consisting of a Wash-Clouse,
Babe Oyer), Hog Pen, a Pump qt the 'door au d
,nn excellent garden.
Thin property prenents superior advantages, the
location heing eligible and the land of the bust'
quality of limestone, Well Watered and the cattle
having access to water from every field. a groat
portion of the land has been recently limed, the
fenocaln_goodeondition and all the corn ground
and part of the Oats ground ploughed for the rem
log Spring. There in a Grist Mill. Blacksmith
Shop and School House Within a short distance
of the buildings _ -
The property having been recently purchased by
a gentleman from Baltimore who after fitting it
up at groat expense, la flare desirous of returning
to the city, Will he disposed of at no rxtrenatly four
f igure, and open rn.lsonable terms. Enquire at
A. L. SPONSLIIIt,
Real Estate Agent, Carlisle, Pa.
25dec 6S.
VALUABLE
.PRIVATE RES I
DENCE FOR SALE.
Situate on South Iltinover - street, Carlisle, now
owned and occupied by Mrs. Wnsioneed, Bite the
- property of Benedict Law. The let' fronts en lien
over at., 00 feet, and extends back the same width
240 Met to an alley. The heprovenients are a farce
two-story FIIAMIIIIOI.3 0, with Verandah In front.
containing Double.Porlors,' Hall, Chamber, Hitting
room and Kitchen on lower liner and. six Chambers
awl Both-morn on tee Sod story. Has and water
have beep ititredueel.. There tea large Stable and
Carr loge .House - at - the loot of the lot. The lot is
'w9.111 studded with ernarnen la. trees nod shrubbery.
besides fruit ol almost every description and crepes
of the most Choice selection in :uoundo nee.
Enquire of A. I. SFONSKER,
Beal Estate Agent.
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VALUABLE FARM
in Parry Co,
AT PRIVATE SAM:.
Mutate in Carroll trvidtip, 9 miles north' of
Carlisle, 4 miles north of Carlisle cgrings and II
mlles west Of Duneatinno; adjoinli; InnAs ol J.
§hcafer, Nutley Cling and others remaining 126
ne.w owned by Led heeds, !111 acres 01
which are cleared, In in blab state of °hive (len
and under good fence and the residue i'oven'fi with
thriving timber A never-711UL. strti.on of water
runa.throligh the Linn and plenty it hiss wit Inn
2 mites.
The Improvements are to,,tovi Loa' &Wrathy,
boarded House, Largo', linen and Fliong Ilousy With
excellent water. School II flllse and Church at a
convenient Whim.e. Apple to • •
MEI
T • •
I OR SALE,
LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK fIOUSI..,
with a cornatodleua Rack re...tiptoe am a
Stara, and private re-Itleare. tit trrtod nn NI est Main
Street Carlisle, near the corner Ed tt e,C. Tide prop.
arty contalna all tlie modern littptolcalants The
--lot_iteing feet.lll Ratit e turd 140 in -drptli — irith
StilAe and Carriage lioatet on the alley i n the rear.
- qlte buildings are all tree' and in good condi! lon.
and the location is a first desirable one f r !emitters.
Enquire of A. L. SPONSLEIT,
2aauK 18.
AVALUABLE LIME STONE
.FARM FOR SALE.
Situato about miles Situth West of .Carlisle,
owned by David• IS. Lerew, containing bel.ut, .441
ACHES, nearly ail cleared, under good *seep and in
a high state or cultivation.
Tie improvements:lre n vonanreliouS . TWO.STOgY
LOO HOUSE, WEATI I El:110A it DED, mla.l ERA ME
BARN and other convenient outthltildings. 'rho
owner havinVremorett from Cho county is destroy •
of diSphsing ortltt al.ro promises which will be
done on terms a dra ott,,to to thtt put chser. The
close pro:amity to-the benumb renlers thi. oroget:ty
one of the most desirable lure: tomtits orally new in
the market
For term A - e., ajutly to
1 bxrpUus.
ROS.ADALIS.
THE G
Blood IP fir iffier
CURES
Sc;ofttla in its Vrtrl6u.s Form.?
SUCLI AS
'...
Consent don :n its earlier stages, Er.largement
and. ceratiott of the Mantle, Jeint, Bonert,
Kit neye; Uterus, Chronic Ith etartratiant,
• E uptions of the skin Chronic :tore
Eyes, 'the., ,t,e, ,
ALSO sypthma IN ALL ITS FORMS
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Loan of /imitate, Sick Headache, Liver Coloplalut,
Pain In_ heßack, Imprudeuce In
GENERAL BAD HEALTH,
And MI diseases of tho
BLOOD, LIVER, RION EYS AND II L A ODER,'
It is a Perfact Renovator.,
4Ki7`ROSADALIS eradleatea.evers hind of humor
and bad taint, and restores the entire s . ) stem to a
healthy condition,
4if-11 ie hEiICECI LT HARMLESS, , never producing
the slightest injury.
in not a Secret 'Quad, fiewelv. The art(
dee of which it in made are puhlishud around
each bottle-. • "-
Recommended Ey the.lAdieal BumlN_ and many
Thousands of our Pelt (Wizens.
lOL.For Teallmorliajs of remarkable cores, ree
"Rondalle Almalrae f for this year.
=9
DR. J. J. 'LAWRENCE k CO.,
244 Balii»lpre, AN'treet,
BALTITIORIE.IIIIII..
For Sate by Druggists _Everwhere
08-Iy.
READING 'RAIL ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT:
MONDAY, - DEC'II., 14 1868
•
^ OhEAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE Nurth and
Noilh•R'est for I.llllailelphiti, New York, Reading,
Pritisilllo, Tamaqua, Ashland, Shamokin, Lebanon,
Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, Linz, Lancaster, Col.
. - r •
Trains leave Harrisburg for New Yrk an tallow
At 3.6 D, 5.60, 8.10. A. 31., 12.40, noon, o 2.15 and 10.3 y
9
I'. M., connecting with - similar Trains on the
Pennsylvania Mall Rond;and arriving at. New York s
nt'll.oo, A. M., 12.20 Noon, 330. 7.00, 10.05 I'. 31.;
and 0.15, A. 314 'respectfully. Sleeping Oars 11000111-
pa nlog 3.50, A. M., and 10.00, I'. 21., trains without
change.
LOAVO Harrisburg for 'Reading, Pottsville, Tama
qua, Minersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Plot. Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.1.0, A. M., end 2.05,
• and 4.10, P. M., slopping at Lehaupti and Principal
- Way Stations: the 4.10,1', 31. train making connec
tions for Philadelphia 'and Columbia 'only. Per
Pottsville, Schuylkill Eleven and Auburn vbr Schuyl
kill, and Susquehanna Railruid, leave Harrisburg.
335 'P. M. Returning: L'eavo New York xlB.OO.
A. 51., 12.00, Noon and 5.10 and 8.00 P. M.; Philadel:
pbla at 8.15 A. M. and 3.30 P . ; 31.; • Sloeping ears
acc,unpariing tIIO 9.00, A. M. and 5.10,0nd 8.90 P. U.
trains from Nair York, without change.
Way Passonger Train bayou Philadelphia 7.30, A.
31., connecting with' similar Amin on East Penn
sylvania Railroad, returning from Itoadid4 810.35 I'.
M., stopping at all Stations; leave Pottsvlllo at 7.:311,
and 8.45 A. M. and 2.45; P. 31., Shamokin, at .5.25
A. M. Ashland 7 00' A. M. .12.30 P. 51., Tamaqua
at 8.30, A. M. '2.20 P. M., for Philadelpida.
Leave Pottsvillo via Schuylkill dtiusiluehanna
Hall Road at 7.10 A. M.: • for Harrisburg, and 11.30 A.
M. fO/Pine Croy° and Tremont. .
Reading Accommodation Train: • Leaves
at 7.80; A. 31., returning kayos Philadelphia at 4.45
. •
Pottstown Accommodation Train: Leaves Potts.
town at 0.45, A. M. roturnlng leaves Philadelphia Al
.4.00, P: M. - . •
• .e_
Columbia Roil Road Trains leave-Reading 11D, A,
M. and• ,13.16, P. 51. for Ephrata, LIU; Yo:master,
Columbia. 4c3 • •
Perklomen Rail Road Trains leave Porklomori
tiola at 9.15 A. M. and 0.30 P. M. Ithturnlr ,ants
likippack at, 8.10 A.M. - and 12.45 I'. 51, gun
. 41"4:
With similar trains on Rending Rail •Iloa
On Sundays: Leave, - Now York at 8.00, P. IL
Philadelphia 8.00, A. AL, and 3.15, P. Ai., thaB.oo
id:Train running only to Reading; Pottaville 8.00.,
A. 314 Harrisburg 5,50 A. Id. and 4.10 and 10., P.
Id, and Readingat 1.0p,3 00 and 7.15 A. al. for 11 k, rill,.
burg,et 12,50 and 731, A. 31: for Now York and at
4,25 P. 31. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, 00116014 School and Eicur-
WWI Tl6kets, to and from all points, at reduced rates
Baggage chookod through;loo , pounds allowed each
,rtissongor,
,• •
' Cl. A. NICOLLS;
Gen Sup',
28dea 88
. .
. .
. .
X0T1013.-7-The Clerk of the Mar
, Acitleroby iivo,s notice to oil coticorned,.tia
°VIII air upon , all „pal - sons ^- •-- --' --
- , ,
',..thr
NE - W - :A..g - VERTISENENPS.
OFFERIA LIMITET/AMOUNT OF TIIEIII
.EIRST- MORTGAGE
334:D1vIDS1
1 1 1 _F' A R., .
960 MILES COMPLETED,
Of tip line {{'cat from Omaha are now compieted, end
the work la going on through tho Winter. de the
distance between th . o flubilled;portiou`of.the. Union
and Control PaelllC,ltallroada Is now leas than 400
tulles, and boas uoinpanie's .are plaiting forward the
work with great energy, employing 'over 30,000 mon
them tan be no doubt thaa the whole
Grand Line to the. Pacific
Will be open for Business in trio aummer
_ •
of •18119.,
The regular Government CoMmissionere bairn pro
nounced. the Union Pacific Railrond to be FIRST
CLASS In every respect, and the Special Commissioa .
appointed by the President says, _--
'Taken na n whole, TILE UNION PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD lIAS 'BEEN WELL CONSTRUCTED, AND
TILE O.ENERAI, ROUTE FOR TILE LINE EXCEED.
XELt IVELL SELECTED. The energy and parses
veva nee with which the cork has been urged forward,
and the rapidit...V with which it Inns been execute,/ are
without partfiel in history, and in grandeur and
magnitude °fund°, taking it has never been equ,tll, 11.
The Report st tie. , trial any deficiencies that °XIII! 101
only these incident to nil now roads, and' that ,
otlll
,nut bay, been aronlihl.wlthout materially retnri l iii
the progress of the great-work Such deficiencies et,
sulipliml by all railroad companies after tho' con pie.
lion of the line. when and wherever Ir.CpOrIPTICO XI CMS
them to be necessary. The report concludes by to.) bag
that '•t he country has v.:lmm to - congratulate itself
Dint the great work of national importance is so
e completion under such favOroble nti
spices.:".ll,c_Company now hive in lice 137 locum°.
avr4 MAI nearly 2,000 cat' s of all descriptions. A large
additional equipment Is ordered to be really In the
Spring. The grading is nearly completed, and , ties
distributed for 120 miles in advance of the western
end of the track. Fully 120 nines' of Iron for neW
Intl: are now delivered west of the
.fitissouri Ricer,
111 , 1 90 milts p nor ore of route The total expenditure
for construction purposes in advance of the . completed
portion of tho rem! Is. tint lessthint eightmillion doh
hrs.
Resides a tient, tion front the flovernment of 12,000
arre:n of hind per mile, the' Company is entitled to a
.sulssiti. in U S Bonds on its line Iw completed and
Incepted, at the avt:rago rate of about $29,000 pro
11101% according to the diflical firs encountered, fo .
v hi. It'lliwthnernitnent takes a second lien as security
The Comm, tny have alrea,l3 received $22,150„000(4
tints subsidy, of whieli $1.200,000 ire,. paid Dec. otll,
and ~.;010.00.1 D ee . th
VIiItNNII:;NT "
.01?
by it, ehartar, tho Company Is permitted to is
via its eon FIRST' MORTGAG E FONDS to the
onmo
us the ("merlin:mit 'hinds, and no more.
Bombs ore a hind' Mortgage moon the whole
Jim.] moll all its eimipitionts. Such a mortgage .tipom
what. fat a long lion, will lie the only railroad con
necting Iho Atlantic and Pacific States, takes' the
highest rank as n sin to security Tim earn ings from
the way or local bushings for the- year ending Juno
IstiS,:in - an erage of 472 Mlles, were over FOUR
M11.1.10N DOL av L ARS which, after paying all en
mio.es. were mach mum than en Meirint to cover
nil
interem liability upon that distance, and thee,maga
fit th , Tt. V•rriCi. his lace balm 52,356,570. They
nnld have been grea r ter, if the road had not been
jfiN(4.4II.ILS.-1111most-vcaparitr.to—hinibiport iLs 01011
materials fur construeti• u. The income (limn the
great paiff-engey Iravel, the Chimi freights, and the
supplies fih the new iteeky 31ountain States and Ter
ri:miry moat be ample for all Interest atul Othar
Hones No political sills,, C. redder. She rate of
Merest. It must remain for Gaily yearn—six per
rivint. Y rr annant in 901,i, equib to between eight
and nine per cent. in euvreibiy. The principal is
MeV pa pay ,- inpold If a bond 10111 suelt guaran:
tees were iieuted by the' Govern4lent, Its marl:et
prier , Would not Le less than - from 20 to 2:1 per cent.
premium A. the, liondi'arii issuidunder .Goverib
, •
neat antliorityand •superrianinoilna what to Very
largely a Government work, iheymust ultimately
Upproaelb C10V,11111.414 'price. No oiler curpor - M
Swale am:cure
A. L. eI'UNSI.EIIt,
itenl E•tate Agent
. The pri,..• for the present in PAR, ted accrued I.
tere-t ut G per rent from July 1, 181.19,in currency.
S,u l scriptione will be received In Cvllelo by
A.I.SI . ONFLER.
Real E,tate Agt
A. L. SPONSL,tR,
n.l In New York
At the Company's Office, No, 20 ',limn Street,
000 Dr
- ,
John J. Cisco .4, San, llankors No.
~I t Wall R.,
And by the Company's advertised age stb roughout
the United-States.
IlonsirSsitt free, but parties suhscribil'through total
them fo r their safe livery.
ti lt
ausals, foal look to the
A lti EIV PAMPHLET . AND MAP 1 S ISSUED
October Ist, containing a r (Tor'. of to Work to
that date, and a more complete stateu nt in rela
tion to the value of the bonds tit/m..030 givan to
an advertisement, which mill he mint nye on appli
ration nt the Company's otters or to an:lof the tid
y, I Ised ligents.
. .10/IN .1. CISCO, Treasurer; New fork.
Dec lia, thCb.3m
l
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(. 1 ARRIAGES,
.
.
Buggies,
Sleighs
In order to accommodate tholr ropidlylueress
hug trade, .
4,13. & N. JSTIERK,
hare just removed foto their
NEW CARRIAGE FACTOIft,
Co;her 'Youth and I'i'i S'lrce#,
CARLISLE, PA. •
where they biro increased facilities for anufar
taring eyerything In their line. All o lutes
styles of
Carriages, •
Buggies,
Sleighs,
•
and Spring fragons,
constantly on hand, or made to ordc on short
notice and reasonable terms.
klessrs. Etterk feel confident that th can turn
out work equal In [WWI and durabi y ,to any
establishment 'outside Of the cities.
Those wishing anything ln their line ould give
their orders at once.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING PRO.
TENDED TO•
, 2ddee (.8 ly.
1115 CHESTNUT STRE
110,9 P SKIRT
win. E. 1101 KIN-91
CIIAMPIOk HOOP Sli
No. lilt, Cites Mitt St., . (Gir
Where will always be found a corn
merit of his wall-known SKIRTS, In all
nod most desirable Styles. Shape, 'Siees
for Ladies,..illisies and Children, at the
Prices, and warranted In every respect.
SKIRTS made to order, altered and r
Full lines of good Eastern made Ski:
low prices. -15 springs 35 0; 20 florin
spring's. 50 c; 30 springs, GO c; 85 . -sprin
40 ept Inge, 75:Conte.
A lso,.lbe largest assortment of 0011
city, -retailing .at Wholesale Prices,
- Thompson Et Langdon's 'Olore Pittit
autiorlor Shaped Woven and Jixtra qt i
!nada Whaled's]. CORSETS,snakin,
different stylei and prices, frau 75 c
Solo Agent In this city for Aire. Ma
Sesf.adJusting Abdominal CORSETS, In
mended by 'Physician's. Ito not forg
Place -1115 011E5T5IIIT ST,
.25doc 69-3 m. Witt T. Is
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THE
UNION PACIFIC
Railroad Company.;
Spring Wigons
WM
, 1115
Manufacturo of tho
Ilae ItEiIOVED to
Row,
PIIILADELVIIIA
e assort.
0 110110/1
Lengths
y lowest
at very
45,e; 25
65 c; and
1 8
? Irt the
Including
; Beckon'
;Hy. Land
over forty
to 17.00.
'5 Patont
ly mom
our New
PIIIA.
I PKINS.
BEM
RUBE.
ills mall
In thole
annum,ceto
Ton dq
Spocimon
f 83 canto.
parts of
allowed
8 to the
i'ESTIVAL AND OYSTEA, SUP.
PER AT MT. MELLY. • •
• fAidiee Mito . fiociety of Mt. folly mill have
a Festival and Supper in the lecture room of the
M. ,• E. • Obufeb, commencing at • 6 o'clock, on
'Thureday evening, December 24th, and continuing
to December the 28th. • _ - , „
Confections, Vrult and thodolloaiies of the sea.
;con will.ho soreod upon, the occasion There
_'.will'
bo slab a variety ofFAnoy Artiolos
,The public are cordpily haitod to Attend,
'Admission frit ! ". • . •
'; 1 1 16
•
Premium
Jr AD VERTISEMENTS.
Agricultural , College of Penn'a
• The next term of thili/nstitution will commence
on MONDAY, the linker
to repo r t
and
continua 24 weeks: Students to report at the Col.
logo on Thursday proceeding the Dist day, of the
Terriv.
Careful t - uction' b Lectue, ition,
and - Practice. ine will be given y
in Agriculture inExamin all its
branches, and in the Sled:mule Arts and Industrial
' The liberal Arta, Selene - ea and Literature
usually etudied in the Collagen will also be includ
ed LThe Object being to make sound general scholars,'
while imparting the ,Practide and-a knowledge . of
the Principles upon which the Practice depends, of
Ithe.particUlar am ploymente in view.
The studies and exercises -of each Student dila
be specially directed, as the parent may determine.
To -Practical and Scintilla Agriculture and
.florticulturcr; 2. Civil Engineering, Architecture
and Alining; S. To the principles and practices of
Commerce and Alanufactures: 'The whOle• to be ac
companied by 'the study of Illetory, and Govern
ment, kintel and Moral Philosh, the exact and
Natural Sciencee and the other br a nches of a high
-er education,- and also by ouch" ofThe "Anoint or-
Atodern-Langusges as may be seleeted; and, on the
part of all Etudenta, by priCtlce On the Farm, in
the Garden, Labratory end bled.
.
tho pi . oper. tlin'o, a detailed account of tht
ammo of study and other particulate will bo publish
ed. Till than, a general outline may he found In
271 c Penn:kit:onto ScVlbol Journal for Jammu y, 1800.
yoga 185.
.lly the liberality of the National Government,and
the State Legislature, the Trustees have been en
abled to dispense with the charge for tuition—here
tofore $OO a yeariand to Ito the price of boarding, Or.,
at tho _lowest -rate that will most - expenset, :
$lOO for the Spring Term ' 24 weskit, and $7O for the
Fall Term of 10 weeks;—in all $l7O a year the oi , ory
thing,_escopt.Text boobs ' Light, and a small charge
for tho use of room furniture, when the student.
toes Mot movido'his own, which he has the option
Tho Buildings will coinfortablyncrommoddte, and
the Farm of 400 Acres pleasantly and usefully em
ploy fiver HundredAndents.. Of theme, each coun
ty and thailty of Philadelphia will be entitled to
ono without regard to Mutation; and tho remain
der will to divided amongst the counties and the
city in proportion to population; all free of charge
for Tuition.
To entitle to admission ' the Applicant must be
the son of Inhabitant of the State, not less than
sixteen years of ago, of good moral character. and
- health and - well versed In Orthography alleading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
and tho Ilistory of the United States.
First application from tho respective counties,
coming up to-the above requirements, will have
the preference for admission; but It is nob desire.
bin that more than 100 be adniitted in 1000 and the
same number annually thereafter, lu order that the
College may all only as the Students shall advance
In their classes.
To undersned is authorised to lede the
Board of Trusto ig os and a full Faculty p
of la g etrile-
Con, to which he would add his own prolate°, that
every effort shall be made to render th Institution
a benefit to the youth who may repor tto its halls,
et much-nooded old to the various Industrial Par
shit e, and an honor" to the State
42 , 4 — F0r further information, addross
TIIO. 11. 51:111110WBV,
PRESIDENT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Agricultural Gettig° Post ()Oleo, Centro Co., Pa.
25Doc-G8 It
Pacific Railroad Nearly Finished
1450-Mile Built
THE UNION PACIFIC R.R. Co
ADD Tir
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. CO
Hare added Soren Hundred (700) Miles to thel
lines during the eurrent.yeai, while doing a larg
local passeoger'and freight business. The througl
connection nth undoubtedly be completed non
surnmerovhen the thorough traffic will "be nor,
. • •
groat. Forty thousand mon a.:o now omployod by
the two powerful companies In pressing forward
the great national highway to dspeody completion
Only 300 miles rgUlliir, to be built; of
,which 200
are graded and ready for tho rails,
Flrei slortgago Gold Bonds of the . Union Paslß
Railroad Conipany for -sato at 102 and - Interest
and 'First Morton° Gold Donde of, the Contra
?nide Railroad at 103 and intorest.
The principal and Interest of both bonds ar.
payablein gold. -
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HE late and commodious DWEL.
LINO . UOUBE and LAW OP situated on
t o corner of Ilanovor street and Market Square.
'Thu House con:Muir Parlor, Dining-Boom, Kitohon,
and 11 Bed- It it heatod by a Purlieu, and
TM
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PROCLAMATION.
WHER LAS, the - on.. JAntEA H.
Orwi ß mkr, Presidenl IFle
ot several
. Courts ofßommon Pleat oft he Jud
collgationthe
of Cumber
land, Perry, and Juniata, and Justice of,the several
Courts ofOyor and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
ery In said counties, and lions. Thos. P. Blair and
flash Stuart,Judges of the Courts ofOyer and Tdrmi
nee and Jail Delivery for 'the trial ofall capital and
-other-olTenders, in the mid county of Cumberland,
by their precept to me directed, dated llth November,
1868 Lave ordered the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
and General Jail delivery to be holden at Carlisle,
on the 2d Monday of January, 1869, being the
_Llth day,-to continue two weeks.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Penn, and Constables of the said county ofCum
berland that they are by the void precepts command
ed le be then and there in their properporsons, with
their rolls, records, and inquisitions oxaminations,
and all other remembrances, to dothose things which
to thiiir offices appertain to be done, and all abase
that are bound by rocogulnancoo, to prosecute
against the prisoners that ore or then shall be In
the Jail of said county, are to be there to prosecute
them as spoil be just.
Decembdr 11, 11368.--te?
ITERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue
k J of .undry writs of Venditioni Exponas issued
out of the Court of- Common Pleas of
,Cumberland
County, and to me directed, I will expose to sale
by public vendue or outcry, at the Court House,
in the Boiough on Friday, January
Bth, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following_do
scribed Real Estate, to Witt .
A.lortf grsund altualedin Middlesex .township,
Ciffinberland county, Pa. bounded-on the South by
the Trindlo Spring Hood, on the West by -land Sr
John Anthony, and on the 'South and East by . 1
lands of Daniel lloffert, containing one-and-mhtlf
acres, more or less, having thereon ordeted a ono
end-a-hall story Log*Dir oiling blouse, Frame Shop,
Leg Stable and other outbuildings. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of Benjamin
ALSO. 7 -A tract of land sit:mated . In -East Pemis
lorointh township , Curdberiand county, Pa.,
bounded on the East by lands ot -Jacob Kuntz, - on
the South by lands of William Drayer, on the West
by landnf Fro nkn Koons, and on tbe North by
land Of V. Slier. li containing :20 acres, morn. or
less. Seised and taken in execution as the prop
erty of George Runts. .
ALSO.—A let of ground situated in Newton
township, Cumberland county, Da., bounded On
the Nor the
th lain Stby reet on the East by David
Llurah, on South on alloy, and on tbo West
by Benjamin Whistler, containing 60 feet In front -
and 180 fedi in depth, more or less,lsaving thereon
erected a two-story Frame Dfrelling Douse, and,
Frame Stable and other out..buildings: Sojted and
intro in execution as the property of Alexander
D. Kennedy.
To On sold by me,
JOS. C. TIIOMPSOli:,
Sheriff. •
CONDITIONB.—On all index-of $5OO or over $5O will !I
be required to bo paid when the property,le etrick.
en off, and $25 on all solos under $5OO.
ALI - TABLE HOTEL Property
AT FRI VATS SALR,OR EXCHANGE FOR A PARS
The nubscrlber offers at pi ivate sale the well know
hotel st,nod In Newvllle,ya., known an the
LOGAN 110'USE
The lot (upon which filo note! stands) contains
by 180 feet, and In addition thereto will be gold
excellent GARDEN COO tall/ hag 05 by 180 feet..
Tho house Is largo and subetantlally built ofstevrANKETS ! !
containing sleeping apartments, good„flar-ro.:
Dining-room, Parlor,Kl When and all mohorn coax',
lencge A good Well of Water at the door,
EXCELLENT STABLING
for forty homes, Ice Mune,. Wood Rouse, 913'','
House and aH necessary outldings.
• WOOLEN GOODS,
The Logan House la widely and favorably kr . BALJSIORAL S.KIRTS
and is largely patron4ed. It hasbeen quite roe',
and
end repaired throughout.
• Terms to suit the purchaser
For turther portleulara, apply to the stubel
Ina absence to Voter A. Ahl, at Newrillo,
JOS. A - . wooDl
EZE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT
Netters of Admit]
'titration haring j
been homed on tho estate ofJacob floodyea t:
late df Monroe township, this county, to
Brandt, Sr., of the earns township. N
hereby given to nil persons Indebted to- sa"
to make Immedlnto payment, and to a
having chants against it to present them,
authenticated, for settlement.
WILLIAM 0. BHA
Admiral r
4doc 67-ido.
vf
DISSOLUTION" OF
,PAR, 1 ft- -
SHIP.
1 21 co is hereby given that-the partne h.r.3 "
toforo existing bstivuon John . H. Rheum '' d .
Heiser, has this day been dissolved 1
consent, and that "the buel nese w , li b °: he
utunl
conducted by John H. Illuiejuol,ii:lft.hieofra:°":
All parsons Indebted to the fi rm aro . n° 'l to
come and settle their accounts immedl •
aomt a. tirt;
i, ,
4dre 68-ote
EXLeEtteeraUTrePtaßmoSn'taryNo? C e
' of 0 .°4 0
. hearer, late of the
By
of 0. sle,
have. boon 'tamed the untioraignd the met
named residing In the ally of Phi in dee • it, and the
last named residing in the boroug1;01 Cutlet.,
Cumberland county: All persona Infebtekto said
estate will make Immediate paymert, awl those
having claims will yreaout them properly on•
then floated.
DR. ANDlttliv
IL M. lIENDERsON,
Executors
4deo ea•eta
BUFFALO ROBES!
The tinderslinoil having mado a tour ihrough
ho Western Country, has just returned with a
largo and holeoted qtook of tine
BUFFALO ROBES!
which he purchased on tho„Plalne of 'Kansas, an
which }rill be sold on the most', roasimablo term.
llobes to bo soon at Wm. C. Itlron's Shoo Store
No. 8, South Ilanever otroot, Carllslo.
27ttor 08 2m. WM. CLEPPEN.
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- •
bEGFURE.—Letort • Lodge Goad
' Tonaphirs having secured the services of John.
.-biough, liaq., he will - deliver n lecture In Carlini°,
bprovided a suMciont 'number of Moneta are sold
efore January let. - All persona wishing to hour
Mr. Gough lecture in Carliele, will please purchase
tickets from any member of the Lod ga KB early no
possible.. ..) . _.
Tickets ono dollar. ..
EMT!
NEW' INVENTION IN GRAIN
DRILLS.—The subscriber, having protured a
Wool — Tor a novel and most excellent improvemont
in Crain VD ills by which the grain !indeed of being
planted in 8.4 inch rows an in ihnold method le ocat
toyed ever a surface of throo lefohen,th us encoring an
equal and even destributlon of the aoud, and a con.
siderably greater yield ofgrainl:
This Improvement can be readily attached to any
of thq'thills now in uee.
' State and County flights for vale, egonte wanted.
Title leap oxceliont opportunity fur Rahn, ono r
gotta young mon to make largo;talaties.
For part , onlate addreas •• - •
Invon or and Fltentoe, ,
Abiretnahstown. Outob,
ynaja 611.1 y.
. ,
j pIXECUTOR'S. 'NOTICE.- been
/Letters Testsmentsry on the Estete ofJo H.
tin, late of West Pennehoro township, hive
leaned by, theinegistor to the antmeriber •teeldlog
th the samelownshlp, All persons having °Ulm
will PreSent Own; And those „Indebted 'mill kaiikl
payment, to
E lEN3tiiiiN moinsalog, -
4P 4 os 4 o l . Ar43r,of I~ ~ r Cans Irf
;Z;
EN
NO TV .READY.
• A HOLIDAY NUMBER.
0 0' N T "I' IT 0
The oPoolog chapter's of the
JOS. 0. TIIO3IPSON,
Sheriff.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED 11A,NDRIERCHIEES
'
OVEROOATING,
LADIES CLOAKS
CLOAKING •CLOt 11 . 8
Now Is the time friends to•purcheee all hinds of
goods ot greatly roducod prices as We aro going to
logo out ow' STOOK at such prices as will istohloh
ho coultoun I
Olva tie a call and HATO your moil°, by cat otrag
117 M
Contral i Dry Goods Store
.11. D. QUIOLOY -
A. E. MONOSIVIITIL
W. P. LYNOIL
M. P. THOMPBON, '
W: M. 00ILBY,
, Lecture Ogrunilttee,
LEIDIO H '& MILLER
ON TIIN CORNER,
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N.6.E3T Ara.lpt STREBTi. r , • :
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DRY Gi l ' °F
LELDO I- ' l4l/1
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ju , op ... e rr the Sewn
DRESS Gti
MsS GOODS I
Reduced at frit to close out for th
somon . I ,l l rson to get a -
gA 'N{'E• DRESS
. t i for tho HOLIDAYS
NEW ?
NE W CLOAKS
Late ellini much beltm the
nal prices
F URSII
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•
sots, Germail Bitch Vura, Sup ,
ATLI-FURS.- •
Of every aiae and-quellty
Fur-trimmed - 110 ODS,
ng at such remarkably
OW RATES
s ty Lady or Mee can purchase for ho re
able every person to mako a nandsomof
_present to their kind friends, as -nothing
4e a isopiable at this Season
IiVLS
SHAWLS !!
SHAWLS !
BLANKETS
BLANKETS ! !
HOODS,
GLOVES
CASSIMEIII3S,
OF THE T,,oWN
Sign of the Carpet:Hall.
NO: •2
.61.1StELLANEOUS
HO I VOR AUSTIN &" CO.'S •
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE!
pi°Oposo to light It out on thle Hun."
AGENTS ! AGENTS !
W TE DT
'adios and Idantleman In every town . and city In
tho United Btatos, to act an Agents for
Austin & Co.'s Groat Ono pollar, Salo
of rich and +minable goods,'coMpriulng nothing but
useful articles wanted in every family. Bach and,
every article Will be sold for One Dollar.
To any person . getting - up either of the Clubs
•bulow, we will present a Wiitch, Dress Pattern, -
Piece of Shooting, Sewing Machine, Wool Onrpet,
Ac., Au., free of eaten cost. Our inducements to
Agents have always been - nearly double those of
any other 'honso.in the Araile;-and our_largely,lnu
creasing business warrants us In continuing the
same.
•
Mike particuiar notice of this:—Our Agents are
not required to pay one dollar for their presents,
but receive Ihe - samo - for their itirvicee in getting
up 'Clubs.. Please examine the following
TEEMS TO AGENTS
Any person sanding us a Club of Ten; with $l,
will too entitled to receive for the same any one
of the live hundred articles on, our Exchange Lista.
Fora Club of Thirty, with $3, the person will bo
entitled to one of 'the following artiel es, viz:—
Meerschaum
Pipe, 20 yards Blenched or Brown
'Sheeting, Elegant Silver-plated Flva.bottlo Revolt'
-log Castor, 1 - wormy -Dross' Pattern, 1- dozen extra
quality Cotton Hoer, Fancy Colored Bed Spread,
largo size Damask Table Cover,, 1 Morocco
Album-100 pictures, All• Wool Cassimmea for pants
and Vest, 1 pair Ladles' Serge Co bgresw Boots best
quality, 1 dozen line Linen Towels, 1 largo size
Worsted Shawl, Ladies' long Gold.plated Chain,
Splendid . Ladles' Morocco Shopping Bag with lock
and key, Set of Jewelry with 'Sleeve Buttons to
match, 1 Violin and Bow, 1 doe; Shirt Bosoms, 1
White Marsoliles Quilt, 1 Elegant Black Walnut
Workbox or Writing Dank,
For a Club of Fifty, with $3.-1 pair All-wool
Diankets,33 - yards tine Cassimere for Pants and
Vest, 1 black or colored Alpara - Dress - Patterna, - 1
Solid Cold Scarf Pln, 1 pair Gents' Calf Boots, 30
yards Bleached or Brown Sheeting, '2 yds double
width Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, 1 Fur ,Muff or
Collar, 30 yards Print fast colors, 1 13qOare Thibit
Shawl, 1 plain poplin Dress'Pattern, 1 elegant six.
bottle heavy plated Castor, 1 pair .oents' White
Shirts, genuine 3foerschaum Pipe in case, 1 sot of
LOC° Curtains.
For a Club of Ono Efundre r d, with $lO.-1 heavv
olives-plate.. engraved Ice Pitcher, 60 yards Bleach
ed or Brown Sheeting, 1 rich Merino or Tblbet
Dress Pattern, 1 sot of Ivory handled Knives and
Forks,l pair superior Wh,to Wool .131ankete,
tards all-wool Nancy Casein:we for suit, elegant
BeragetDress" Pattern, 1 ladies' or Gents' Sliver
Hunting-case Watch, 1 Bacon's( Six-barreled Re
volver, Silver.plated engraved Six-bettio Revolving
Castor with cut glass bottles, the Wool Cloth for
Ladies' Cloak, 25 yards Hemp Carpo,tlng, 1 - pair
One Damask Tablecloths Napkin's to match, 2 heavy
Honeycomb Quilts;l. DRAlet hand portable Sewing
Machine, 1. Wool Long Shawl nice .Fur Muff and
Cape, 1 pair Genre' French Calf Soots.
For a Club of'Fivo Hundred, with.sso.-24 yda
extra Woolen Carpeting, 1 elegant Hunting-cane
Watch (Waltham. warranted one year,)elegabt
Chamber Sot black walnut trims:lllgs, 1 liaircloth
Spring Sofa.
Fore Chit, el'Orte !rhenium& with $lOO.--60 yds
DI meads Carpets, 1 Parlor Sdt complete; I Ladies'
or Gents' Hunting Gold Watch and Chai n, 1 com
plete-set offish Sable Fore. -
Fon larmr or smaller Clubs we will give aP roe
t of proportionate value. -
Agents or customers moo at any theemake a
selection of goods from the Exchange List, and ky
oundlng.One Dollar for °soh article, have tho good.
forwarded to them, without first ordorlog check! ,
but in such cases no premiums will bo given.
DIRECTIONS
Send large Bums of money by Draft on New York
or Dayton, or by Express. We will pay Exchange
on all sums of $25 or more. Small same should bo
sent by registered latter or by poets I money order.
It will be impossible to lose monoy_sent in either
of the above ways. We will nor bo responsible for
.money lost unless Bent as above directed." Sthb that
your-letters are properly directed and stamped, as
no letters aro forward,ld unless prepaid. Write
youi address In full, Toney and County and State.
Agents wanted in every Town and Village.
Address .
AUSTIN & COMPANY,
No. 10,6 Summer Street
lOST,ON, MASS
BENCED
CZ RAND HOLIDAY - FAIR OF
‘_ft 11 E btrIVIBERLAND FIRE COMPANY —The
Cumberland File Company beg lerive to announce
to thaeltltena of Carlisle- and- vlcin Ity-,lthat-they
MITI
GRAND 'FAIR AND FESTIVAL
during the Holidays, commencing on THURSDAY
EVENING, DEOIDIBER 24T11, 1888, acrd closing
JANUARY 2d, 180.
The proceeds to be applied to the purchase of a
•NEW TIR-E ENGINE.
, The, old- Engined and material of the.. Company.
being entirely wore out, and unfit for service, In
consequence of which It bas been for some time
without an.eflicient apparatus. The fallowing are
among tho principal articles of value to be chanced
off ONE VALUABLE IMPORTED CARPET, ONE
SPLENDID COOKSTOVE, ONE ELEGANT MORN•
ING•G7:IRY STOVE, ONE GOOD RAO - CARPET,
with other necessary articles.
Our citizens will at once see the Importance of
encouraging our Fair, and of sedating the Com•
pony In accomplishing Its purposes—...„..,
The public generally are Invited to attend, and
lend their easistance, as everything will be done
to promote the comfort and pleasure of all who
may gi•e us a helping hand. It should also be
remembered that the Cumberland Fire Company
has not asked or received any assistance for many
years.
CONTRIBUTIONS and articles earnestly solicit
ed, and will be thankfully received- by any of the
under...lune& committee of arra ngemente. The
public In assured that everything will be con
ducted with honesty and fairness, as our books,
numbers, te.c., will al ways be ready
„for Inspection.
Hiram tilbb, Jesse Hays,
.. .
- ... . ~
John D. DehulT, Ambroae Boyle,
Jacob Albert, John Dailey,
George A. Dlllman, Edward Arney,
Frederick flays, James Davis,
Stephen Pendergrass, Michael Smith,
Michael Boyle, , ,
Committee of Arrdngements.
CHARLES P. BANN°, Chairman
27n0v.68.
DRY 600DSI
Something to suit the times and Season
AT TILE
NEW & CHEAP CASH STORE OF
TH OMAS A. HARPER.,
CORNER OF lIANOVER AND POMFRET STS.,
Who la now propat'ed to an elegant and
wolf assorted Stork of
.DRY GOODS,
At oxceodlngly lore pricoo I
Bargaius in
BLA-NKETS
of all colors and slam. Tho -ctioapoat Stock In
town. - _
• FLANNELS•
Plain apd Tx Dlod, all Colors.
Domets,
Shaking._ '
;PlalS'glitrtloga,
Oparen,
1i0m0.3109
•
and a tine article of Welsh Flannel?.
SHAWLS 1 SHAWLS 1
Long and lldware, Pandey and flatlet, -
Ladies' Cloakings,
Velveteens, Gold Mixed, Water rroof and Heavy
Beavers.
Morino Yeats, Shirt? and Drawers, for Ladiae
Misses, Man's and lioye' wear.
A full lino of
Clothq and Unssim9ros.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
In now and Rick Designs.
Many of the above Goods selling. off_at at greatly
reduced prince.
Immeneo Stock of all the. loading brands of
Domestics and HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
atless than regular prices.
BIAAOLLED Sc BROWN KLEETINOS,
PILLOW CASE M MINS, PILLOW CASE LINENS,
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS \ AND DOYLIES.
Towels and Towellings:
Marseilles Quilts and Table Covers, Nottingham.
Lace Curtin Material and Tidy'.
Full lines of
• WHITE GOODS;
Embroideries, Laces and Insortings Veils, Berne!
and Crapes. ' .
licalery and blieves'in groat variety, an eaten•
sive Stock of
N 0 TI 0 N S .
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS
FANCY IiOOLEN GOODS
CORSE.TSI
Frernia Wove, Illy. Gore, and the celebrated
Heckel Corsets.
Ladle's Cuffs and Collars, Hemstitched 'Tu eked
and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Cheesy Lace
Ildkrs and many articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
• . •
I invite attention .to receet purchases' of Now
I
and Desirable Goode, In which eau Misr Cpoclsl
induce outs to casts buy ere.
• • ' THOMAS A. HARPED,
Coro; or Hanover and POnitrot Ste,
Ildes lI ly.
'WINDOW GLASS WARBEIONSE,
BENJAMIN 'AI. SEIOEMAKER;
Noe. 205, 207(200 Sc 211 N. 4th St.,
POILARELE'IIIA.
Importer of
Prenoh and English Window Gloss.
French Plato Glass for Windows.
' French 'Looking Glass Photos.
Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights
" • " " Floors. '
Colored and Orriomontal.Churoh Glass.
/Fluted Glass Yoe Conservatories,.
Beary'" Mee and Tyleicaeas.
111 ankOrlglrialOaee,.boa,• or Bldg tdilit;
Square or out to !mi . Irregular Shape.
011-11 a. • • .
rfl . (iumberland County Agricub;
toiall3ooety will hold-Its annual meeting on
,ntnlay,,Tanuary 6th, 1069, at 'lO 6 1„,
the ArbltiattoreChatabor, whon-omaate will , he
ented . ttr sans Int, the eneninganall4.:,,L.,_ .
' •
• ...--poret4
Y ' GOODS.
18,68. Christmas. 1868.
REDUCTIOk IN. PRICES OF
DRY. GOOD
L. T.- GREENFI ELI'S
No. 4." Ban !!Pain Street.
Beautiful display of DRESS ,GOODS, FURS and
FANOY GOODS, suitable for Hui
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
A largo lot of Pura of every description Just re
ceived at _ reduced prlcya. I will offer greater in
ducemente to buyers than any house thin side of
New York.
Good Muffs at , - sa,oo
Collars to Match
Amoican Sable,
'German Fitch,.
Siborian Squirrel, all
reduced in price
Mink"Sablo - Muffs from $l5 to 85.
• do. do. • Collars $l5 to 40;
We have this day opened a new lo of, Sablo Hula
at prices that cannot fall to please.
DRESS GOODS
Haying determined to elm out my entire Stock
of Drees Goode botoro January, I will olfer„ bar
gains that cannot be eurpeumed In the folio'
l
'Goode.
• BLACK SILKS,
A iboautkful and 66 , 11 aollartmont of
COLORED
of all the latest shades.
Silk Changeable Matures,.
French Merinos,
All Wool Coro Poplins,
' All Wool Plain Poplins, •
Emptess Clothe,
Chen° Poplins,
Alexander Poplins,
Oriental Lustros,
•
All Wool De'aloes,
Single and double width.
Lustre CAM,
Alpaca Poplins
Alpaca, all sliadee
. American dolninc
MOURNING GOODS,
Bombazines,
Black Frau elrldarino,
- 7 All Wool Dobanes,
Binge and Double Wldt4e,
a beatititul soloctlon of
Black and White Mixtures
COBURGS,
Ornpe Veils,
Black'nn • shawls
squaro-and-long,-together—with- tOfull ae
sortmont of
FUNERAL GOODS,
for which orders will bo promptly and satinfae.
torlly tilled. -
Oloths . Cassimers and eassinets,
•
Black Clothe from the lowest grades of America
to the finest French American Beavers.
`French Beavers for Overccints
A largootock of Plain end Pitney Conslnoto and
Cnos!mere...
•In this branch of my trade I wnuld particularly
call attention an lam confident that I have the
largest and best selected stock of these pods of
any store this aide of the cities, and having made
it an object in order to suit my numerous custo
mers in them article; all I In nn Inspection,
reallngnatlelled.tlist „none can compete with or
undersell me.
BLANKETS - !! BLANKETS !
In Chess, I am now offering bargains that ran
ho found olsowhoro
_C O_R S
In thin branch of our Trade we are the only
house that keep n variety of those articles. Nix'.
Celebrated Star Corset, sell at $l.
O
The Regular French Comet
Thompson'e - Patent Glove intting Corset, being
the meet perfect article Of that kind known.
Also a tine Frourh Corset with GO stays
SUAWLS!! SHAWLS
My ,tack of Shawls la Tory full aad will be aold
t view, to oust all. They consist of
§QD.A.V..E AND LONG
BLANKET SHAWLS
PAISLEY SHAWLS,S,:c.'
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' SACKS OF
OF ALL STIADES
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
STAIR OIL CLOTHS,
OIL PAPER BLINDS
Notions, Gloves and /loisery,.
in great varlotles and very clionp.
'rho.latest style of
HOOP SKIRTS.!
'11A.1,,b10.14AL B,KIRT'S
DOMESTIC •et 9,0 D S
6000 yde of the acoet popular prints at . 1234 e.
Domestic Gioghame at. - ' 1234 16 18 and 20e.
Drown Musllne at ' 4.4 at 1234 1/band 18c.
• Illeaeheil Alusllns at 10 1234 15 and tip top.
Bblrtlng`eat4.4 beat 18cts.
°anion Flannel at . , 15 20 and 22c.
, Tisklngs at 15 18 20 25 OE npWar de.
Crashes at . ,„•.• ' 12% 16 and We.
' Aliso a full line of - •
011ECK8, • , _ •
STRIDES, 1• " , . • 'a
, • DEMINEi t i '
' , , KENTUCKY JEANS,-,
... . DELAINES,
and othsi Damestlo Goode at oorrospondligly low
prim. , •--
-'•
' A grand display of ' _ •.., ' , .
rp.Elion LICKS'S, , , ,
, LAOMAIDEFEL,' ' •
HEM STITCH do. '
VALENCIENNES, , I ' •
• , , himurnau,
~.. ! •
,
. .
• '!CILLINY AND - ' •
. . I .' : - LINEN COLLARS,
Tet received and well - adapted ' to iitio Holiday
rade, .'
Remember tlae" Place,
fly u doel)rC.•fireat.bg:rgaiti
L. T. 9-nEENFIE_LD,
, .
•
- 11A111 . STILSZT. ,
• P`,7
•'SA, •,. • 4
ME
MIq.CELLA.WFS : .
4 csiARK4
c e • . BANIcERS, CQ
•
ilalTc STREET fcEmk *NERAL
FOR ` •
,PENNSYLVANIA 4,
s ~y zsin A
1751,.. S
,OF THE. 6\ .... 9 3
Of THE ItaliNticpen'
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
• The Nemianar. Livi Iserrnixci CoxI'ANT Is I
aorporael oh chartered by special Act of .Con gnu. !tp
ProYed JOl7 25,1868, with a.
OABH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID.
Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solicitors, who
kreinvlted to apply at our office.
Full parthmlars to bah ad on application at our Mike.
bested to the second story of our Banking Home,
where Circulars - and Pamablets;Thilrffesembing,tho
Übraritages offered by the Company, may be had.
R. W. CLARK h C 0.4 •
. .
B. S. Russel, Manager.
C. H HEPBURN,
Cashier Ist National Bank, Agent for
Carlisle, Pa. -
• 21aug 69-ly
REMOVAL ! • REMOVAL ! I
JOHN DOLL,
TOYS' PAT , ICY GOODS,
has . removed from No. 502 Market
Street, to his new and spacious store
No. 908 Market St., above Ninth,
PHILADELPHIA
Whore ho will constantly keep a largo assortment
of TOYS of every descrltc lon & FANCY ARTICLES
of the eatest variety.
CHINA WARE,
•
WORK BOXES, BEADS,
PIPES, WALKING CANE: , .
MARBLES, SLATES, - PIC (ALS,
GAMES of different kinds, _
MASKS, of various Styles it.. Patterns,
01331 AND BASE PALLS,
Always receiving thPnewest styios of Good
from the manufactories.
Thankful_ for past favors rsollcit a continuo,' c
of the same of the new store. '
.JOHN DOLL,,
MYORTER & DEALER IN DOMESTIC FANCY ARTIcLES
908 Market Street,
- PHILADELPHIA.
20nos 08 2m
•
BEEF,
IRON AND PURE BRANDY,
BY DR. HARTMAN „
Regular Graduate of Po Ildrerslty of Ponns.
It will positively .curs Consuption, Coughs and
Colds, and all diseases of the Lungs or Bronchial
Tubes.
It has boon the means of RESTORING THOU
SANDS to health *ho have boon given up beyond
the reach of medical assistants,- It does-mom to ro- :
novo the CononmptiVe - than'anythlng over known
Unequalled strengthener for delleato. Lidlos and;
Crap . ° Collars
Pack bottle contains rho nutritious portion
,of two pounds of 'choke Beer
The cure of - Consumption was first effected by
the use of RAW BEgu. and liit.lPDY in Russia,
afterwards in France, In which countries I have
traveled for years.
I have used It with perfect success in my own
family. In presenting this preparation to the
public I feel confident that every afflicted one who
reads this (even - the mostF,Kept cal ) may become
Convinced, by a single trial that , it is truly a most
valuable medicine.
Circularri and medicinal Sent to any add. cos
Price $l per bottlesix for 415.
Laboratory 622 Suuth ..Fifteenth Strao
wholesale Agents, French, Richards & Co., Tonth
and Markot Stroon; Johnston, Holloway k Cowden,
002 Arch Strout; It. Shoemaker k C., Fourth—and
linen Streets, Philadelphia.
nel.Sold by Druggists Everywhere. -
30oct 60-301.
BART MANS ! BARGAINS I. !
OGILB Y' S
cILEAP.,unSII STORE
Just returned from the city, and non• opening
rge assortment of the cheapest
DRY GOOD S,
over brought to Carlisle.
A full assorte out of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of
all tho newest styles and designs.
Cloths for Ladies' And Gents' Coats Arid
Cloaks.
A large Assortment of
very cheap, Calicoee vary best l*ic
- Ging!nuns, •
Canton Flannele,
Tlekings ,
very much reduced.
'Cloths' and Cassimor
for Gents' suite in groat variety and cheaper the
Over.
HOOP SKIRTS - AND BALMORALS
d tho beet ud cheapest lu the county
MISERY," " '
GLOVES,
at astonishingly low prices.
whitii;ltua . lend Grey Wool Flannels at very low
prices. .The *stock is now full and complete,
bought at the presunt'great d eellne In prices, and
to cosh purchnsors great inducements will be
are ed.
All persons is want of cheap Dry Goods aro ro•
quested to call before purchasing Olsowhore. No
trouble to show the goods
CIIAS. OGILBY.
N. B. A lot ufOstrustlngs oloolug out at cost
11d.R.8
AGENTS WANTED
$75 to $ 200 per month I! I
Or a Commission front wikich twico that amount
bo made by soiling the
LATEST IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE
Family
_Sowing Macl►ine,
P R Ci E $ 18,00
- . For.olroulare end!birme addrops
4deo 09 3m
DOBB I N S -
ELEOTRIO
BOOT , POLISH
• 3.IAKES,A LASTING SHINE.
Tiiiiiiiiiitaiirti6etliditliaatit on Saturday night'
with ordinary blacking, don't have roue', shine on
Sunday, as the polish Rled' off: but - the shine of
pOBBILNke, ,
•
Lasts Saturday .t‘liYht
It Beata any irtbefhlailitnri.'.Mado. , ,
Manufactured only by.J. lAt.pas•
manse Soap and Blacking Winks; Sixth ‘Siretitntill
Germantown Avolauo,
.For Kale by 2Tnov b 8• o.lW:toff:,
.'• "
DANK STOOK FOR SALE. '
li. D. oehmlo, drop for oalej.lrclotii
suit purchasers. - • , ;*"• 2
).00 84,ris Doniult:" W9lBO (';;
• 4 ,
This Da k te...rfAkytpmeuleA;Vkitgpo
arp '1
MMI
IMPORTER OE
C=El3
9_ll A. S ,
CHUMENS
SUTTEES, &c., Src
C. BOWERS & CO
126 Bouila Third Strooi,ll.llln..ifet
- • •
PA TiV/VT
• . .- ~.'"; •;-4.,.C.,.44 -
AYbrS:''A - t -;"-'' ,,: <- 1 .
:: - ..,,;7..,
' HAIR' ItIGON-L . •
- For restoring Grai flair tk ~ 4.,,. - :,
:
A"dreesing:;Whiallik:
.at once agreeablefit ~ ) ...x 7 ‘
thy, ;and ,•. effectual r' ,
preserving ' -the' liiir..l,fl
Faded:or . gray hair,, is ~ iV.I I
soon restored to its origi-
.1 :
:not color --with-the-yloss_4_L .
and freshness of youth.: l•
Thin hair is thickened, 2.,.1•.:
falling hair' checked, • l,
'and baldness often, . ... r
douoll not ,:always, cured by its use. . •,1
Nothirg eon restore ' the hair',' where t 1
the Tollteks are destroyed, .or,- - thirtlands - I H
atrophied and deei4ed. 'But siieh as re
main
Con l.) saved for usefulness by this .. '
application. Instead of fouling the hair
..!
with a pasty sediment, it will keeP it clean
and vigorous.. Its occasional 110 will
prevent the. hair from turning gray or •
falling 011 and consegoently prevent
baldness. Free from thOso deleteriona - ...y .--
substances a hich rnako'some.proparations ,
dangerous and injurious to. the hair, the .••
Vigor can enly benefit but not harm it. •
..;.•..
If wanted merely for a ,
Vitality and Color
HAIR . DRESSING,
nothing else can be — found 4 - so desirable:
Contaihing neither oil or dye, it does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on
the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and
and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer? & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL,CIIEMIBTO,
LOWELL MASS
411.00.1
30oct 68 lv
. Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
For all the purrosea of a laucativoriledlolau
, ‘ A
Perhaps no ono medi
cine Is so .univoisally
required by everybody
— es a cathartic, nor was
eVer wny before HO uni=
venally adopted Into
use In every country and
among all Hasa., as
. this mild but offal•
_en t purgative Pill. no__
ebeioos ratans is, Int.'
it'le a more reliable and
far more effectual reme
dy than ae, o. tie, These Who hove tried it; know
that it Mires their neighbors and trims ds, and all
know that-whas it does once It does always—that
it never, hula through any molt or neglect nf_its_
composition. We kayo thousands upon thousands
of certificates of their reniarkable cures di le
folliTwing ramplaints, but such -turas are known
in every neighborhood, and- we need net publish
them. Adapted to nil ages and conditions In all
climates: cont ining neither calomel or any
-deleterious-dmit, thoy-may--tid- taken- -with-safety --
by anybody. Theta sugar renting pre erves them ,
ever fresh and tidikos them plensan t to take, while
being-purely vegetable no harm con arhas from .
their use In any quantity,
They operate by their powerful influence on the
in totted diecria to purify the blood and stimulate
it Into h mildly netic n—remove the Obstructions
of the sninuirli bowels, liver, end other organs of
tho body, restoring their irregular action to
health, and by correcting, wherever tflay exist, _
such derangousonts as are the first origin of
disease. •
Minute diroctions aro given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaintki, which.. these
Pins rapidly curo
• For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listlesstlm;
Languor and Loss of Appotite, they should ho
taken moderato y to stimulate the stomach and
restmo its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and Be various - symptoms,
Bilious Headache 'Sick Ileadaoho, Jaundice or
-Greett-tllcknow,-11ilione-enitc,ntni--liillous-Fovorar
they should be judiciously taken for each case; to
correct the diseasod action or remove the obstruc
tions which can. it. -
For Dysentery or Dlarries, but ono mild dons
generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpitation of
the Heart, Palo in the Side, Back and Loins, they
should be continuMisly taken; as required,- -to
change the diseased action of the system.. With
such change those complaints disappear. "
- -For Dropsy and-Dropsical Swellings they should
he taken In Dirge and frequent , doses to produce
the effect of a drastic purge.
FM Suppression a large dose should be taken us
it produces the desired, effect by symilathy.
As a Dinner Pill, take ono or two Pills to pro;
mote til4estion and relieve the stomach.
An.occaslon;: ( l , dose st.,lmulates the stomach mid
bowels Into ltby action, restores the appetite,
lud Invigorator % the' system. Hence it is oitnn
lvantageous Where no serious derangtmibut ex
ists. One who feelii tolerably -well, often finds
that a 0000 of themi Pills make Ulm 'feel' decidedly
better, from their cleansing -and -renovating effect
on the digestive apparatus.
DR. J. C. AYER d• CO., Praclicid Chemistt,
LOIVELL. ArA ss.,l U.:s'. A
llavorbtich Brothers,Agonts for Carlfslo
- SPRING.
SARGAINS
1617
NOW OPENING IN
DOMESTIC GOODS
MtESS GOBVADIERES,
.SATINETS,
egij.ll3 ANS
' WHITE GOODS,
DRESS - TRIMMINGS,
ZYPIEERS, ?
1111311 ONS,
NOTIONS, &Q
AT
RING'S NEW STORE,
No. 55 WEST SLAIN STREET
Opposite the Mansion Irons°, rioxt to Poet Office
Carlisle
Wheeler and Wilsan and Elliptic
LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines.
The Beet Simplest and Cheapest.
r ' , HESE machines ate adapted to do
A all kinds of fondly sitylng, working.; equally
well upon Eilk_hinen and Cotton goods, with 411 k,
Cotton and LlJl.n.throads, malting a beautiful and
perfect stitch alik.ei on both. sides of the artlele
811{Ved.
- All machines cold aro .warrauted.
Call and examine at Rail nom! Telegraph Office,
Carlisle, to.
May 24, 18674 f. JOllll ciotraiErf#:.
L. S RNE A'S
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Between llnuover and Itedford Streets; Ju. roar
of the Corman House.
CARLISLE PEN,N,'A„
_Lllaving-tittod_up thoStaltlo - witlf Now Carriages
dm, I am praparod to furnish tlrst•cla•s - `turn-outs
ct;roatouablo rates. Parties taken to Mai from the
•
S)lrings.
20uol. 09 13
_ U. S. HOTEL, -
Oppoeica Pa. R. R., & Reading Depot,
'HARRISBURG; PA.<•
,
W. H:.IOIMINGER'S6 CO :Proprietors:
9oct, 66.1 y.
7o Claimants for damage: under Act
_:'of April 901, A. D., 1868:
oTicE.--:18 hereby: 'glyea;.to all
• rereOns claiming damages, under tho above
Art Itmt their claims must be filed %I:1th the,lloard
nt Harrisburg, Worn taut letb .day.bt 'January,
MU., After that date no-olatme.rin, be' aepetttettl
by said board.. ( •• •'
D. NV: iroops,
,
• .Cornm,hislonerir.
A ITE/i7l—.M.
. .
I) ..,", „ ... •
RIVAT.E ...,
,• , • • •
j_ The sulitcriber 'atom 'prlvato AnilU- their
valuable lronerty altnatedin )11fOln • townsblp, U •
Miles h East of tforiburg,contalnltlg 28 AOlthai;
together with 8 Acres of Umlaut. land; there ta Sup
posed to ho abuto quantity of Irtm • Ore on, the
main tract. which makes it a valuable•,property.
The.buildings; cnnolet of " a. aplondid 4 BUXOM
110118 E. Wash Muse, Poublo Log. Darm,Tog; Pori,
sand other necessary out•bulldlogil thorn ,tha yarlo.
ty of 01l kinds of frult,:or the promisee, also •a .
well of water near,tho' door. ~•••
Too land is the best ,gualitynf slate-haying been . l recently well Ilnied;• thisAs ra,dOSlrable, property
near to Church School and 3 ;'A Ilill •1• ' '• • I
Porsons wishing to goo tho'AprOperty and , know"
thearms Will hiedim'eall oirthe aUbsoriller letddi
•.• ••
idARCEARRruIIia,.
_ . .Xllllln Toaniehl
ipg 'pp - ,tho cacao.
.. ... _~1~.'.~
• ,
iindortitgnete haying boon un poo r '
onto otip.ttio' nototo Jacob. todoeckati'n
paea n lfthb'6lty nrinnitlinOtoilslnryland,l•op
knorilng thorneOlv,oh bo indobtr
•to piktOkop.u . noillito•payrubnt and JP,;
• . Jo:lprosOnt them, . d,ulx,antkf,
pt
. 't- r 4!rigte' ` t i, :- i . l; ‘ !xixt;til '''. •
it
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