DinuaNo. 7 -One of •the most unpleas
alit things to do, is to be continually
dunning subscribers. Too'ninny persons
do not realize the importance to editors
of the two or 'four dollars that are duo
them. To them it is a trivial amount,
but When multiplied by hundreds it runs
into thousands °Meiners. "We have this
week sent out, ;['largo number of bills,
which we hope the subscribers for whom
they are intended will promptly respond
to. Our terms are' - Two Dollars, in ad
vance ; and we hope all,subscribers,
know that their subscription is past duJ
will be kind enough to remit at once.
YOUNG.'IIIEI , i'S CHRISTIAN AsecclA-
TioN.—We understand that application
_has been made to the Commissioners of
the county, for the use of the Council
Chamber in the Court House, to move
their library there, and have a public
reading room. Wo have no doubt
that the room will he granted for this
Purpose, and it will, undoubtedly, be of
great benefit to our young men, who
would then have-a place to go in the
evening, away from all temptation, and
at the same time gain much useful infor
mation by the reading of instructive
books. By all means let us have the
reading room.
_ .
}rirE fast meeting of the Mount. Holly
Building and Loan Association, was
held at Mount Holly, on last Monday
evening ; an organization was effeeted
by electing the following named' officers
to serve until the first Monday in January
1871 : . President, Major Samuel Givin ;
Vice President, Ileuryrtpllin ; Secretary,
John T. Crozier ; Treasurer, Charles 11.
Mullin ; Directors, Jacob llemminger,
J. L. Wolf, Samuel Zug, C. Rupp, Dr.
William D. Lauman, George Nagle,
Samuel B. Swigert, and William B.
Butler, esq.
The regular meetings are held on Molt
day owning of each week.
TuE committee who have in ,charge
the raising of funds for the completion of
_the Soldiers' Monument, for this place,
have been working assiduously for the
last two or three years .for the piMpose
of raising money sufficient to complete
it. They have very nearly succeeded,
but a small amount remains yet to be
raised. We have as a suggestion which
we will give . for what it is worth. This
monument is erected in memory of all
the soldiers front this county,,,,who fell
during the war. It is at the county seat,
and occupies that portion of the public
square which is the property of the
county. Would it not be just the right
thing for our county commissioners to
donate the small sum which yet remains
to complete this work, out of the funds
of the county? It is a disgrace that this
matter should be so long on band, and
We know no easier or better way of clos
ing it out than the one we here suggest.
Trutr:E PEnsoNs BITTEN EN' SA CAGE
Dous.—During the progress of the fire
on Tuesday night, Harry Brown, a little
hay of about eight years. of age, son of
Policeman Brown, undertook to rescue
iTie turkeys- and chickens, in the yard
adjoining the, burning stable, and be
longing to Squire Keepers.. On entering
the chicken yard, two ferocious bull
'dogs, belonging to the Squire, attacked
tearing him terribly in the left-leg
and arm: It is a miracle that the child
escaped with his life. Miss Lizzie Keep
ers, who accompanied the little fellow,
was also bitten and bruised. The Squire,
rushinil to their rescue, and no doubt
thinking to quiet the dogs also received,
some scratches on his hands.
In the case ofdittle 'Rarity 'Dr. Kieffer
was immediately sent for, and every
thing was clone that would in any man
ner alleviate his terrible sufferings.
A FAMILY BURNED TO DEATII.—We
Lave received intelligence of the fol
lowing horible case of bfirning which oc
cureil near Markleville, Perry county :
It appears that Mr. Thomas J. Boyer, a
citizen of New Bloomfield paid a visit to
his fathers on Friday last, residing at the
former place, remaining there over night,
and occupying a room on the second
doer.
About 3 o'clock on Saturday morning
he was aroused in some manner,' when
he discovered that the house was in
flames, and attempted to pass doWn the
stairway . , but the smoke and flames pre
vented him from doing go. Ile finally
escaped by jumping from a window, but
was considerably stunned, and rendered
insensible fora considerable length of
time. Upen recovering his senses he
!woke in the . window or the apartment in
hitch his' parents slept, front which a
dense volume of smoke issued.
Several hu4eettial attempts were made
to recover the bodies, allhough they
could he plainly seen.
The persims constuiipd were John P.
Royer, and Mary Ann, 'his wile, aged
about 50, with a son a n d daughter, aged
respectiVely H kna , y) years.
Herl?rring, to't he sad affair, the 7714 es
Bays :
• " What seems the 'most remarkable,
is that the position in which the bodies
were found indicated that na attempt
lad been made to escape by any four
Retrw, nN. This leads us l u think that the
nntort mote persons hattbeen foully dealt
with anti the' house then set on tire, fo r
we do not believe,„ that or 01 the poisons
i.leeping in that room, not one would
loive made an Ofort to escape had death
brie caused by sullheation."
CMIIIIII
TninterE ov 14 , :tmEcT,,,Al. a. meeting
of Boiling Springs Commit:No. 0.
U. A. M., held recently, the Billo wing
resolutions were adopted
\VHF:REAR, In the glory and s t rength
of manhood, one brave mml beloved
I,H,ther, S. M. Spangler, of 116'1111g
Siirings Connell, No. ilk!, U. M:
has been -sin:intoned from an eaahly
Lodge, to a Lodge not made with hands
e.ternal cti the Heavens , from the battle of
life he hailerossed the river, tind is now,
we Mille, resting beneath the tree of
life; from his vacant Ong - domes a
silent admonition that; sooner. or later
the place that knows ns now shall know
Am no inorL'fii:ever. And in memory of
our Morrow be it
. .
ItoBotbed, That in our bereavement we
bow in humble . submission.to tho will of
Him win) doetkall things well, and while
wo deeply : deploiti 'the loss of a true
Iletlier, we' are consoled in the, immortal
hope that he has gone' boyondlhis yak'
of, tears, wore pairOmd sorrow aroTelt
and fearetbno more.
Resolved, Tliat the wife and children
of the deceased hilve 0111 sincere symint.
4,hy in this mournful. dispons,•ttion of
Providen,Co,* which has shrouded their
hearts, as well as orbs, in the •deepest
gloom.' , , .• • .
:Resoised; That we-drape our hall in
mournipe for thirty.days. . • •
Resolved, Thal we tender our thanks
to Harrisburg Council, Ne.:106,.f0r the
assistance rendered us.
• ,
Resollied, ive tender' oni thanks
to the brotliers, of other Councils for their
asnistarice. -
ZAC. F. MEIXEL,
S. A. KAIIPMIAN, „
J. A. CAUMOItAN, .`
Committee
FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-.Vie
following is the foity-second annual:re
port of the Female Benevolent Society
of Carliele, fOr 1870:
Balance hi the i treasury from • 1880,
Number of Beneficiaries during the year
1870,nmountail to 00familles„
EITOIvuJ fium the North•winit Ward,
South-west. " •
North-oast
Foutlunant. ' "
ThaziltsgO,lng collection In the Fti•st
Lutheran church,
AthLtional collection lu ilia First Lu•
-therm church.
Collection in St; John's church,
" First Presbyterian church, ,
'• Second Presbyterian chinch,
" MetheiPet First Chergo,
Interest on Bonin
Fines,
Total receipts, 9475 70
Expended In the several IVETIs, $475 17
Ilstance In Ilia Treasury,
Approved by the Managers and ordered to ho put
lielted. •
TOE loss of life and property by ship
wreck and gale the past year has been
unusually large. The aggregate of ves
sel property (exclusively of calglcies) de
stroyed from. New England ports alone
is estimated at $2,034,000, comprising a
total of 09 vessels of all classes.,
ACCORDING to VOSS'S Gazette the Ger
man soldiers now in France and fit TOP
service number 090,000, and there arc
100,000 horses. The daily requirements
ofthese forces are 250,000, loaves of bread,
185 oxen, 400 cwt. of bacon, 540 cwt. of
rice, 160,000 quarts of brandy, 40 cwt. of
coffee, 08,000 cwt. of hay and large quan
tities of oats and straw.
SOUTII AFRICAN DIAMOND FIELDS.—
Sir John Swinburne, Bart., has (Novcm,
Ler 0) delivered an interesting address on
the :South African gold and _ diamond
fields, at Newcastle, England, from which
we make the following- extracts :
It lies already been stated that the road
from Durban to these fields lies across the
- Drakensbury - moutrtehiti, hi - ch - wee - de=
scribed by Sir John as being very beauti
ful, vast masses of basalt having been
forced up by some former volcanic action,
forming great natural fortresses, with
perpendicular sides, as the road rises in
about 40 miles no lesS than 2,400 feet, the
highest part of the road at the watershed
being 5,400 feet. From Harrismith to
Potchefstroom, a distance of about 100
miles, is a rolling country, the whole
forming a great plateau. Tho Vaal river
forms the boundary between the Free
State and Transvaal, as the South Afri
can republic was generally called. It is
in the rifler that the diamonds aro princi
pally found. The process is exactly like
alluvial gold digging, the gravel-in the
river being washed in the usual cradle
and the diamonds sought out: While ho
was in the country the largest diamond,
called. " the Star of South Africa," had
been found, and it was sold to some Ger
man dealers in the cape for LCII,OOO or
£12,000, but when it came home to Eng
land, and had been cut at Amsterdam,
it was said to be the finest diamond that
had ever passed through the hands of the
renowned people who operated upon it.
He had seen the diamond since his.return
to England ; it was, what might be termed,
pear shaped, had a ,length of one inch
and a quarter by a breadth of one inch,
and the price asked for it was £25,000,
As regarded any one going out to look
for diamonds, lie could tell them that
they must be prepared to work like a
navvy.in a burning sun, and that the
average earnings were only sothething
like £2OO a year. They all heard of the
lucky finds, but it, Must be remembered
That - they were S - didom or never made
aware-of the thousand and'one instances
where men - Were lidf ly beaten and broken
down, and hail to leave the place in search
of quieter work elsewhere.
GOVERNOR CURTIN ON` • CONSTITU
TIONAL RP:POI:M.-A private letter from
Governor Curtin has just iken received
containing the following relative to the
proposed revision of our State Constitu
tion. After stating that he has not par
ticipated in political discussions since
he has been in Russia, the Governor
says :
" But I cannot refrain from encouraging
you in the important reform you treat so
fully and forcibly in your last letter. I
am rejoiced to learn that an earnest ef
fort is about to be made to secure a gerj
oral revision of the Constitution of
Pennsylvania, by calling upon the peo
ple of the State to exercis,e their sover
eign power through the channel of a
reform convention. Surely, such a
movement must meet, with the cordial
approval, and enlist the positive efforts
of the best men of both parties, for the
necessity of thorough reform is painfully
apparent to all. It is not in any sense a
question of party politics, and it should
be preserved from the dangers of mere
partisan direction. The revision of the
fundamental- law of a, great Common
wealth like Pennsylvania, after the
lapse of a third of a century, embracing
a decade of matchless progress, is a work
of no ,com mommagn tude.
" It is most vital to our vast and va
ried not erial interests, and equally so to
our future honor - and advancement,' that
the people should be enabled to perfect
their sadly needed reforms in the Most
. .
unbiased and dispassionate manner, and
therefore special elections, as far re
moved as possible front the annual po
litical struggles, should be held, not
only for the election of delegates to the
convention, but also for the raffle:then
or rejection of the amendments which
may be matured and proposed. ,
"Such a convention at this time could
. .
not fail to elevate 'the character of our
legislation, and to redeem our political
system. from many of the debauching
influences which have become so closely
interwoven with it. It would enforce a
just deference to the popular will in the
enactment of laws and in the exercise of
all delegated powers, and when the will
of the people is respected, the good
name and prosperity of the Coinmon
wealth a•e nevi.
MAu IED
M ESSER—LEE - MA N.—At the hound
of the bride's parents, IN - member 17, by
the lie i. IL IL Fleck, Mr. Joseph E.
Musser'and Miss Evie It. Lohman, both
of this Comity.
SHOPP-41ASIACHER.—At, the Lit
t,heran_parsonage, in_ Now Kingston,
November 29 Mt... Christian Shopp and
Miss Sarah * E. Hat-Oat:her, both of thin
County.
A' NE IV WO- DA)
P 11() C L A iL AT I 0 N.—wherean tho
rt.,,,id..nr.7” for of Inn
ral mann, tils, ("Montan Pleas or the cou n llea of
Com
bat 'tuna, Parry, tt ntl .110.1ata, mod loathe of tho.
'avventl Courts or op : Food I'vtattliter and (looms.
,I 11 rolivary In wail couollra and Iho llon.Thonota
P. Blair untl Or lion. Iloglt Stuart, lotlgaa of thu
Coat In of Oyer 'rortnliotr n d (Itmitral Jo I Dell,
try for Ito trial o'lol ratt , tril anti tt h r
the eyl l 1 . 011140 01 01111110`1 . 1111111, by4ll. Ir nrcept to Inn
oltrattnal,tlantil 141 h or Noymnlter,lB7o Imvo orlertal
tint Conti or 0 or nod Traanlner nod Onnoral- .11111 -
hell , ttr, to lot hold. nt C,..olitte, llt tin VIII . of
limitary, 1871 balm; ii•ll xnr Ittl Monday, 01 1.
it'ai toll In 11(0 for. 101011.
Thle!. Ii bereby•ttivon " .thr• Coro. er, Justices .4
the Peso, nod Constublet or die ?odd entity of Cum
lt,lobtl, dna they ore by the Hold precepts tout
Inanded , o.lnt then end there lu their proper polsonn,
with thou r In, records, no I Innti"nltioos, exttmlnit
Hoit, so I ell other rentitinlottneen, to do t urn
Wllllll to their (apes upper sin to Ito done, and it I
those thel'aro 'bound by I .o eo[oll7.lllleetl toOROCIOO
the prisoners that are then 5h..11 IM be in th.;
Jail of /odd (mot,, nro to 110 theta to proneoutglhool
us shall bojust.
FOR
0111.. p, Curlinlo, t 9ho, iii.
Ides 0, 1t170. -. 1 Ndeoy
Ap3IINISTRA.TOWS'NOTIy , g ,
I,etters of achtilidstiation on the °Qat° of 81;1111,..1
Spatiltlor, Li to r !South hid totou township, da..eased,
hove bead, 1.1101 by. tho Itogia•tir of Cumberlard•
County to subscriber, il'olding In with tornall p.
Alt person.; indobled to said volute will 'dense' trod ,j
payment, and thus., totting.ela lino to presort (boo
duly aut.:call. atoll, to the. uradar !trued foroott!.•
went. 'J. SfIBANYIM,
de,70.11: • Ad mllllBllll tOr.
FURNITURE. • •
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J.OSEPItAVALTON h 00,
blot Mahal's, .•
NO. 418 WALNUT. BT., PHILADELPIIiA
Our out ildlelnnont le ono of pm °Meet In Vlllludt I
Odd, nod Coin lung oxporlonco and eunorlor
xn nro gropored to turolelt good work ot renew:lark,.
Wo manufactlire Brie furnltnre, and also manna]
priced furnlturo of superior quality. A largo stork
of furtiltnio always on hand. Cloods mado to order
Counters, Doak Work, and Wilco Iturnlttire. for
Banks Oakes and Stores math. to o ,
rder. ,
JOY. WALTON. 4. W. LIP PINCOTT. ' Jos. Beßeorr,
1041.40-1 y •
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Nip, Reception,, InVifation, and.
all other ,description , a fine cards.
ME
EUJM'S (OLVMN
PIANO;9,
:PIANOS,
NI T, 0I)V,0 N S,
MELODEONS, MELODMNS,
MELODEONS,
ORCIANS,
ORGANS,
1. Oth.rriber having opens d a
M 1.11310,8T0RE,
, cl N. 11, Wust. Main Street,
CARLISLE, PA.,
v,.01d cull tho Attention of tho poblic to 11l,Inrg
!!1!CIOM1
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
wong which will be found w lot of
ORGANS,
ORGANS
MELODEONS,
MEL ODEONS,
IfELODEONS,
Card.y,
N EL HO ANT P A NO.V,
uoulikutured by tho ctilubratuil Soholnual.er A Co
Ph lodulpfilo A Iltiltod mouber o( tlowo noo'
einfp will bp fur lihNir, end Ihp rent will be ullowed
pw•t plkymeta f r he riathu to eau° of pur,Lusu
riao oarung 41.. t will m , to llio pureint. uudy, by
giving time for 0,9 Mont, awl wul Allow opportunity
tho imarmOupt beforo,puranteing. A Nu good
ECON D IiAND PIANOS
Au or rent, at taule tho thous
Oil and OXIIIIIIIIO lliuw whither yuu what to root
t uy
SILVEIiTUNGUEDUOJANS
_o_N_
lit Ih u world ror.ow tmd inatitilnet,ry Of IL P. Need
121 , (furpurl, t urhurt 6 Neudhum). Thu
nirosl and hest Intim world, and all warrantor] and
kept lu order by III). riffror II o pm, Y. AJ
VIOLINS,
~4IIITAEt',
DID3ET MUB:0 AND MUSID,BOOIB,.
ST.RINGB OF ALL KINDS, •
and overithlng niiperldlning to tho mud° !mamma
Old Planne, Molpdonnn, on•I' ()mane takon In pvC
t!*
ray far new 'onoo
li_E P ktit I NGt
All klndo of Ituitrinnonta rolialred and tunod:
Call and ozainlno my stock and I am auro I cap
131=
Do n't forgot filo placO,
NO. 11 4 WEST ' MEEET,
(app?iiiteabtarlon ,, llllll,)
PA.
NOs,
PIANOS,
ORG ANS,
ORGANS
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
lIELODEONS,
JIE),ODEONS
ACCORDEONS,
FLUITS,
FIFES, Scci
JOHN. H. RHHHi.M.
Sto - veq;:Tinwaro,o,l4l,,PqMpq..
GRAND 011ENIX4*--
OF TUE FALL CAMPAIGN
RHINESMITTE & RUPP,
NO. 62 AND 64 NORTH SIANOVER STREET
•
AND SREET•IRON WORKERS,
and dtalers in '
Cook, Parlor, qild every earietrof
STOVES
"lute subscribers, having recently ducted a commo
dious store room, adjoining their old' stand, affording
increased facilities for business, ars now'prepared to
furnhli their patrons and the public generally with
ever• article in their line, on the most nennamo
dating terms With a large and varied assortment,
to which additions aro_ constantly made, they feel
confident that in.quality and prlce_they are ahead of
all competition.
PARLOR STOVES,
COOK STOVES,
- - - ',LOPFICE STOVES
• •-
Thiedepartment of their stock le unexcolled for
artistic design,, superior finish, mid simplicity of
arrangement, among which cony Lo mentioned t h e
SUNNY SIDE FIRE PLACE. HEATER,
FUNNY SIDE D0M1,7,1
BAH LEY SHEAF, NOBLE COON, and
I=l
with a Vitliety of other Cook Stitt, will known to
their excellence.
KITCHEN ILANOES
df all kludg, Including tlw celebrated
NATIONAL RANO II
BASE BURNERS,
If yOu want an Ornaniental Stove;
If you want an Economical Stove,
If you want a Powerful Heating Stove,
If you want a Perpetual Fire, Keeping
Stove,
call mid ex - 4111111r our encl., who, you will find Ow
OHIBNTAL HOT BLAST,
with revertible Hue and oven
ORIENTAL PARLOR HEATER,
flit . two or mm o room's,
SPEAR'S V:VOLVINU
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BASE BURNERS,
with a large assortment of
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES
lEEE
SHEET IRON AND TIN IVAAR
Plain and Japanned, including
Toilet Ware,
Cash and Deed Boxes,
Bread, Cake, and Sugar Boxds,
Knives and Forks,
Spoons, of all kinds,
Ladles, Lanterns, Coal Buckets,
Enameled and -Plain Hollow Ware,
Wrought Iron Mina, Shove's and Tongs, Coal and
Flour Hayek Flat Irons, Brass riott'es, Fruit Jars.
Sc. Sc., Sc., embracing n .large and complete as
nortnient to which we Invite the attention of buyers.
We arehlo prepared to furnish
Pumps for - Cisprfis and Deep Wells,
and have for rale the celelsra'ed CUCUP.IIIER
PP SI P, warranted genuine.
Constantly on hand
.with patented - llugt - Ecreen,llgAte Dar ltegt.clrflUfglit
Iron Radiator, and Automatic Regulator, for burning
Anthracite or Ilituntlnow Coal 'or Wood.
10 . 817.0 s for brickwork, and 2 niges Portable.
Manx:factored oily by
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attended to promptly and On reasonable terms. I
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FIRE -BRICK-A-I , i D-ItERA RS -FOR -STOVES.-
ROOTING, SPOTTIIIG, AND JO2l WORK
" phi Stoves taken in exchange
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed
011 us Wa
,are determined, by Increased eilorts, to
merit a continuance of it, respactfully ask the
[while to rail and e3amlue for themselves.
RITINESMITH ib RUPP,
N05.•62 and 64,
NORTII HANOVER STREET,
CARLISLE, PA
15 op7o
COMFORTS OF HOME
TIM AMERICAN BASE BURNER.
Al,—" How, Street Mae."
O'er mountain and moor, though NVU over limy rove,
Oli o r lienils turn with fondness back to that Stove,
Whore we eat all last winter, a warming our toes,
And fond mendry erstatie, hails its old time repose.
Stove, Stove, Base-Bailing Stove r
There's tio'Slove like thee, Amer:eau Stove.
' FoTeed to suffer by another, we quickly repine,
0, give me the 'fl'ineriraii; that is the shrine,
About which we all gather su plentmd and neat,
And keep 1111,1ves comfort/It le way down to our fort.
Stove, Hove, Amerivan Stove,
There's no Stove like the Baer limning Sire,,.
llntl I Stovee placed before-too to Jct.( ty toy choke
For'''llt "American Ittive.lloialo." I'd rah° loudly
toY vole°,
For ',dill the fuel to it, 1t ill bring out the heat
And keep you W.llllll not ideas:tot Juan to your feet
Stove, Stove, wonderful Stove,
' •there's 116 Stove liho Aber. Amrrir¢u Stove.
For sale nt.
WIVRIDLE).".S STOVE STORE,
ON EAST LOUTIIEIt STREET,
in the reur or Shapley k Halbert's Furni Ore 'teen.,
Whore p.o cam hod an entity. vallety or goodo,
hudi .
rimiaccF,
114ngeN,
Office, Parlor, and Mating Stoves,
of oil dosed i tiono,
together
El=
of all kinds, and at is low prices, for Cash, as nny
other, .niabllblment In town.
SPQuisLyo, ROOPhYO, AND ✓OILING
of rill k I its dune with neatly su and lest Rich
CLAP rinds e heroic
=9
CEEB
TUE OLD ESTABLJSEED
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STOVE AND TINWARE STORE
JAIIES McGONT Cr A J.,
\ No. 83 SOUTH p . .AROVRE STREET,
(AilJo!ffing Blair k Son'dry c.:ry
CA Mau:: PA.
After an experience. of over tidily years in (lid
atovo and Tinwaro dindeedv, ht Carliale, the under
algued fools confident that iris recommendation of
Stoves has some woight with • .OO conniimilly. He
now offer& the cetobrated • • ,
EMVIRE,GAB BURNER,
which Mt feels Fadsnod is ,the best Dam Burlier In
the market. Jlt is handdomo, throwing a cheerful
light around the room; therb . ore no clinkers oven
with the worst coal.; the heat is refloated to the floor
and strikes *the foot instead of Cho face; the gras lo
on tiroly consumed; nil dast is carried off. by a boric
pipe; it brut aventilating damper by which rooms
may be kept thoroughly ventilated; and it produced
as great bent front as snail a quantity. of coal as any
stovo ovor offered to tho public.
~
Ile also "Offers the Cosy Light," and the "Beacon
Light," bent Bose Burners, highly rocommendod by
AB who have used them. 'All these Buse burnout me
Insured for• limo° years,'and If Btu do toot work
natiefentorlly may be rniurncil, Med ,tho 'following
known'
COOK ,ST3.VES'I'
Nimrod,
Ironsideq,
EOM=
Damons Slato,
and ctiterS. These aro all warranted and - may bo
returned If unstitisfauto4. Hundreds of them haw - ,
Loon put up by mo in this community, and tholj,
popularity Is universal. ,
All these Stoves may be soon at Isty establish
ment, and roferonemicau Iniglven t,p parties using
them. ~
SPOUTING AND ItOOPINO,
.
attendod to' In town ornotwitry.
. deopafrind done ounhort notice
• - 200ct70.0m JAMES McOONIOAL,
: ea Ponth Ilmaovor Mroot
Groce . rfes, &c.:
FREBtI •GRO . CERIE I.
Alwaya to tro had at tho
CIJEA•P, STORE,
No. 88 East Pomfret: Street.
And why are they always fresh t 'Medusa we sell
a groat amount of thorn, and sell them low. There-
fore, turn our stock often, and consequently our goods
must ho fresh. '
You will fund everything you wieli in tho why of
Groceries,
lb:reel:mare,
Glassware, .
.
.. Willow and
- Co larware
Biscuits and Crackere of every deecript ion
Pickled,
Spiced and
Fresh Oykern,
Sardinee,
Ii hi 11901, to mention (bent, come mid wee l'or your
Helves; and paronta 11 It don't unit you In
'1 . :1111111, mend your children, no they
iilll he droll with the same
care no hi yon were
•
here yonr,elr.
COUNTRY PROD LICE
taken in exchange far goo.ht, ur caith
GEO. B. _HOFFMAN'S SONS,
No. 88 East Pomfret Street, .
CA Rant!, PA
J. M. -MASONIIMMER,
`DEALERIA
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FINE QUALITY OF TEAS, rum: ;INCES,
Queensware,
Glassware,
lIEST BRANDS OF
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCI
BOUGHT AND SOLD
SoUrtlivxsT COMER PITT AND P.MIFRET STREETS
IGdec,39
Philadelph la Advertisements
HIGHEST PREMIUM SILVER
M awarded over 01l compotition,
3fichante-' Exhibition, hoston, Odober,
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
WROUGHT, IRON, AIR TIGHT,
GAS-CONSUMING II EATER,
J. REYNOLDS
N. IV. tor. 13th S• Filbert AS'iteea,
PHI LAVELPIIIA, PA
These heaters am made of heavy wrought iron,
well riveted together, and are warranted to be ahem
lately Has and boat Tight': They are the only
Heaters that are massaged without any dampers,
and in whirl] all kinds of fuel van lio burned without
alteration.
Cooking Ranges,
l'or Hotels, Itts.lauralits, nuJ Fatslli. s
EIIIM
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,
Low Down Grates,
'Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pomphlols gn log lull, Kent fro., to any
ad, elle, tl3june7o ly
.TILE t)()LTBLE-OVEN
sulynYsinE cool( uM I'l
ix onustruoteil on rigirely I/1Y and i
pion null siphon flue, gin! Ito thoroughly luso
tiro 10...it/viols, and nix pot Inlon, with I wo.thit ds
the furl 11 ,s 1 In It., 1111glu tA , II. (look Stonds,
IP.. 41 . 1! aliil 111:11111fitcluring Lmg
UtItLEY 8111.:A6 COOK INII S ciVE,
111,• f I t.t.N,ts nl t.sti
st.
111=
ItAn s tr.•• ti h
iiiirostql and thin swv \t ht...
)14' mn its of skis Slut,. !well tin rmuun u .
Uur criebrivoil
SUNNYSIDE FIRE: PLACE HEATERS,
among Its many par...lnnis :lino rm. i.. 1 • IT I ln•
Premium n 1 Ilia .1111.1y15.... 1.1. irn 1 Ilalllnms,
althongb salj rd In I 1..• 11 ...I•• halt ,
Om holing 01 111..111.01. a. his , is 11. 11l ly
Irut. Inn air are-i• 1 11,11'1 /II III• 10.:11 kat, ....1
.11.• regular Imilt esllar nn h al
Sal.] fur 111,11M5 11110 Tr.,l L11111111:I
DTI' %II . 1.1•111•:111•I1IN .5 .
1.111111•1• 1111 n., Mt.
, /110 by
blessrs. & Rupp, (arlisle, Pa..
Alan fir aide by
I). W. Spencer, Newrille, Pa.,
snit by
Messrs. Wokfe Shippenstirg, Pa.
Nsep7o Inn
Cook Stoves,
• -
Sixty-five First. Prize Metlais Awarilei
•1 'PRE ORE tT
um.Tuonr: PIANO MANUFACTORY
AV ILLIAM K-NABE & CO.;
Growl, 'Square, and Upright,
PIANO FOUATEs,
=ZOiIEM
'I hem, In.trinneht4 bore been before the public for
eArly thirty yVar.ll,llo,lllol/ their excellolee alone
loin rd"tri, tenpurel•asell pre,lilitir,llee, Which pro
,ouneem 111011 U orpiAllod. Their
7'ONJ
. .
mhiuos
gre.t power, awootneFs, and line singing.
aunty, as no great purity of Intonationonal
rectum, throughout the entire Feel°. Their
TOUCH
pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiff
.. tonna in se many Plante:,
IN w 0 RS
oy nye unerjualled, using nelip but.' the , ory bekt
eeneoncd material, the largoemiltel_enthloyed In our
business enabling fislb beep eontlnually mi Inunenso
stock of lumber, &a., en head.
XlCip . All our EquarePlanos have our New Improved
Overstrung Scale and thu AgralTo Treble.
woniti call /.pedal aittaltinn.to our Into
improvementx In Oran,' Pianos and Palma Grande,
Patented Angina 14, 18C6, Nvbich bring lho Plana
nearer parrot:ocm thou box yet been attained.
Every Piano fatly warranted for 5 years.
No bravo made arrangements for the Salo Whole
sale*Ageney for the meet reiobratod
rnalLolf OEGANS AND MELODEONS,
1 Vidal we offor Whotesalo and Retell, at Lowed
.Factory.Prlren.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.
JAMES MILLAIS,.
Wholvestlo
• 279 5,r8.1 South sth street,
15H0p79,. , QT, ,„ I.lilladelithin
spEdat, NOTIOR. -
'"'"' - ai4 A ,n,g a BIDDLE
• ilimpectfully Intortn their frlendn that • ' 1'
• MR. JEREMIAD ROBBINS,
(Into of the firm. of Dailey k Co.Shini tills day nnaO
ciatid 1111401 f with them, muter the firm Immo of
ROBBINS, CLARK' R BIDDLE, '
continua the
, CATCII AND JEIVELRY'DUSINESS '
, at the old gam], -
I,I2IIIIIESTNUT STREET - • "
• , PHILADELPHIA:
„They are now offorlng,•l4 reduc'ed prim, choice
stock of ,
AMERICAN AND SWISS WIV.TOBBS,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, --• •
• sipniartti SILVERWARE, • -
TABLE CUTLERY, •
• . MANTEL CLOCKS;
. .
ENGLISII„TRENCH AND' VIENNA.,
AND VANQX acippo•
- ilens7o
FRESH GROCERIES I!
Stone and
• Crockerywere;
Choice name,
Dried Beef,
Balogne,
• Beef,
BEM
Englit.ll Picklos,
',moo Syrups, &C., nod oo rnrl to
NOTIONS
ALL KINDS OF
%mica e,
Browie tt • furl
'TVilloaanut re.
SALT AND FISH
=I
SELF-REGULATING
SPECIA NoTicE.]
=9
)Dry" Cidoc6 : ciiecl Cdipets.
DaWN I DOWN!
DRY GOO-DS,
IZMIIII
D. A.'SAINYER'p;
C II E A. P
,S 1 ORE
Prices Lower Vuop ever!
UNPRECEDENTED DAROAINS I
Constoint Additions to our Stock 1
CIIEtiP DRESS QOODii
At 25 and 30 eente, worth 40 to GO cents.
, are selling Dreni Goods at 50 per cult tree than
latitqa
SHAMA! SHAWLS!
are offering Shawls at rynnithably low 'oriel
WATER PROOFS! *ATER PROOFS!
A spin tid Gl piece at $l.OO per yard
V EINET EE N. 9 I V EL \' ET INS!H
V,,11 eLrom at c,0,111..., 6U,0, and tipwardx
MEM
A splendid li nu or Lad es' and Chiltheleg Furs
linve no ,Id Fors•with which' to bait customers
Come nod Cxautlho our stock•,'mid you will be eon
rioted Allot we ham theelleapest furs in tliwtown.
IttIDUCTION IN DOMESTIC GOODS,
Corroxpondlott to Elev.lino In gold.
A henry unbleached Moll., one poll wole, woril
It runts, for 12y,. Calivotn,lnglnona, and Tick
inga rednved.
A cheap lot of
IILANKBTS
just In (Mu the mills.
rtlftN'S AND BOYS' WEAR'.
overvontingm away (tom U.
1:11110.1111I3 Mid /1111N,14, 50 nod
m,k41.1
OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT
Will lie suppllLll with novoLion Futitablo fur
Pru.lento.
Como all, Come all, hod roe for yourselves, 0
8000 your looney.
IRE
BARGAINS!
IN DRY GOODS, FROM. AUCTION,
oaILBY's
CHEAP CASg.STORI
Von• oi.iti4. a ,e'ood soppl) of tho ebespest
oil Winter Uoods brought I o Carlisle thls %Ninon.
AI. 111 . 4.11/114 . il tof I,stlio' Dro , sll6col s In or
trlety.
ram
Cassimeres,
liattincts,
ILANKETS AND FLANNEL. 9, very cheap
WiTEII,PROOP CLOT If in-all coin
Muslim, Tickii s, U ingbams, Att.. at the very lowes
notch. hosiery, Bloveti, UndertLifts, tke eheape
than eyer.. Table LillollB, Toweling, and- Napkins
All kinds of Notions, Threads, Yarns, Braids, Stilt ,
Collars, Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, Sc, Ac, in undies
variety.
SPeeinl bargain• In filttcl: Alimeag, of L11:11(
ud , nilentlid quality.
IMICH
EEO
An eutite new lot of Fors. W 1.4 bargains, having
to old ones. Purrlisiters 1 . 1.3 &Tend on gettltil n
newstel cheap article.
Purchasers are earnestly requested to fall and ex
m inn lay sleek of hew geed, sad satisfy thenYviltres.
.No irouhli• to show etvds at the Cheap Cash Store,
NO. 47 WEST MAIN sTitEET, CART.ISTJ•
CHARLES 001L.131"
:47.170 .
DRY GOODS ! DRY GOODS !
OEM
14 A It l' I , : II ' S ,
Smith If:mover Street
NEW . - rocK OF FALL 0'.2..0DS
tAlie ploo:lxtire ;II ..llering toois I:itions and II
ill. I.
1) ry Ylnods,
y 1 1 11 1 / 1 1211 i 111111 1111 Niliiil . ll 1/1111i
11141 V, 111111 1111,111111,,
11:1% , 11 1 /1V 11 111 . 11111 1 0,11111r111 lof
Fashionable Dress Goods,
• • • , 1111.1 . 1 , 111g 'dad( Ono., I , lat I, :MO ( . ..1,..41 :111-%Vip,
alkti ealoiell all 11t.01 pop Luz. blark au
~1.,t,,1,
as. ~,1 ilehtlaus MAO. nod volo,•,1 inorinov.
11 , 111,'•
papli sot ge, .Ve.10111,, 1111(1-41111 . y• 11.11
I. 4 It , • Willi mohair, Ina,' bland .4f dont& war
1. al, 1 .,, r 1, 11111 a' a eight of texturt
a .11, lc , . II 1.51,15 11,1,1 01 any 1,11111,0 ia 111
1,, 11,,,1.
“o
pinidn
,4 112111 .111:11' stmo.. 311 of 1,1.101 t
fior
Blankets,
and lip Harr gn.trant. rd
El . llcry
L Itaa Vers . , Ve v, %%Alit
y, 01.1. 1!131.1s, for l'ir; ulna
•
Water-Pr()of I Water-1'11)(3f ! •
Ilouse Forla hinglll3 llootl4, 'nthle Line.,
,11111 00f 11,
All the popular brands t.l Momostlmnt gr:et a It
heel
,the lowest quota , lons.
Merino Vests Shirts, nod Diaw;tre, P e I atilt,
3li,as, Men, nail
It !lilting Suru.y, rs (I. rnatntown wool, Per
ring win inn' 701 'n, Ilitinharg edging
nd knot t lags, threttgl I etwli (Inlton a' laces lint
and Itro aqui/on, klil gloves, handkerchiefs, fait, Intl
earl, and hoop skills. t 'watts, anti a it.•tw 1,1 atlet)
neurons.
Cloths and cassinierna
GEM
FEE
No liodtoney In the 1111 VIN
f low lb ally
All goods bought ill llto hold cr lhn morker,
coull, and nupp,tior be I Ifored at lb
Cheap Cash Store
Corner 'Hanover a n d relidret, Streets,
=II
130a . .7)Y -
T DECLINE IN GO,LD I
COIIRESI'ONDINII DECLINE IN UOODS I
Quite au excitement In the Dry Coeds market, in a
very marked Beeline In pricey of
MIESB:iGOODS,
•
Silks, Ihialtiep, Alpareas, Poplins, &mgt.,
Wel!", and lv , large variety, comprising, nearly every
thing In•t1le 1113001 gouda. •••
•
STAPLE ,GOODS.
Flstnnell, Ticking'', Kinglinnu, linnkotx,Cot tomulee,
Kentucky Jenne; own's, CASSIMERMi, Linen
and Cotton TOlo .101up6io, E3lilrtinge, Checks.
WHITE GOODS
SWitltl, Naltnioolc, 'Cambrlcx, Jnconetn,ll Mini
Ons, 'tnrlotonx; Cambric and Sw(inilugn nut! In
T;OSIERY, •GLOVES,.
Trith rn i ag a ti” groat un d uly, iliblione, of the best
quality, little and Suntlowns.
HE
FANCY•GOODS
orl great mannllyleu, and nll vory chrui,
Igafes' Unaor Clothing
very handsomoly made/And trimmed. Also
- - OXRPhTS, OIL CLOTHS,
Ruggote, Rugs, Window 'Rhoda, Witty Counior ,
ponce, and manygoode not mentioned for want of
Roo. • •
We olefin to have do largest nod boat. stook of
Dry Goode In tho Inferior, the Biota, and will a ell
at ouch prices de *lll thitioryall that thick the hlaro
to get good hargaino, .
• „BENTZ it CO.
HARDWARE, SAFES, &c.
1870
HENRY SAXTO:4
HARDWARE 1101J13E
H: SAIT0_111" 6•' CO.,
N 0.15 EAST MAIN STREET,
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
llonsekeeping, Farniing and Mgclinnic4
HARDWARE! HARDWARE! HARDWAREII I
norm
PainL.; oils,
Cadarware, Gum, and Leather Bolting,
Farm and School House hells,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
GUNS,-PISTOLS AND /131311INITION
Fine Pablo and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware,
.Cog Wimml9, halo & Champion Meat Cutters
iituffer, fluidics Knives, Mind Corp
9huli,.rv, Clothe 4 IVr;ilppr4
Laterns, Cni llarla•lx l
MEM
SLEIGH RUNNERS, Sleigh BELLS I
11 O 1: A E BLA K E TS, dr., dc.
Our NEW FALL and WINTER STOCK has Just
Leon unpaelted, , and the prices of our ENTIRE
STOCK been reduced In EVERY DEPARTMENT,
and will positively supply nor gpndv at LOWER
PRICES than van elsewhere be pureliased, A
We buy:exclusively cif the hest niaidirae4rers, in
large hits, for vsrr, and oh al', special rad,
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
indebt,d to !Ivory Sot ton 1111 . 0 r to 1870, will
pllwie make Hettlrtnont htfore thr cloth; of the , year,
one., %Odds (Imo they will 1,, phiCi'd to nth, hoods
for
EOM
MILLER & BOWERS'
=II
HARD WA RE STORE,
BARGAINS
26 NORTH TIANOrrifSTREEr:
•
WYFJ would respectfully call the atten
tion of the public to our recently repleolah•
ed STOCK OF HARDWARE making It,now one of
the !argent In Cumberland Valley and conaletlng
In part of lIAMMERED AND ROLLED
IRON
hurl DON'S 11011 SE :1110h:, NO.LIN AV p,oDs
111ACIC SM ['ZITS'; WAGON ItAIclOOA6ll MA
ti Eli S' AND CA ft PRNTE 4. TOOLS
13 U I LDI NG . I;I4TERIAL
and Jeans
&fldlrry,
Cetbink Makers, Unilerlahl,, and Cum+ nlltlit.r
MATE , T,IAL
I ()rob+, Forks, R alc es, dee
BEM
Itopulrx Gar McCOILMICK'S It IfA PE If constwitly
of) hand. We are eonatnetly la receipt of good.
dli art from the nun ufaetururs and are able to fu
enuntry ittereltnbtft a t I Li•mh•lphl.t nod No
Ynrk price.
r„-I,IOOD , 3.11 part•.o thr town fri•
or eltnrgi, ,
AVI ',COX & 6113135'
SE IV I G 11.1 A C _ll _I v IV 1. ,
WI. basic lielllred the Agency ;if the Wileox
Sewing She - Mile, a Indic family arritngement
1/11 0110 heelllll AN Ming to do with; tit alter having seen
one in operation. The 'WM ox k a tingle
flltteltille, nut eloTtun superiority over all
Isouide Thrmot Slaellines, in the 1;•Pou tug particu
lars: It is simpler. and I; sv liable In get not Cl
pair; it is cheaper; it inns with less nobe; It runs
osier; it runs faster: It has the beg( device for me
t rioting the wheel from running Iniekward ; it r
;tidies less mechanical skill to ; it requires
leis tone and Instruction to h.:invite use 4111 Is the
nest cor alit nod reliable in- its operations; its
needle is sit:tight and less liable t o be broken ths t ,
curved our; the needle In seemed in its pines by
an int/online-1y patented dt, 11, \Odell lenders it
geirltditlOi till:, NO that lielt her 1.1, ill nor ex pot ienee
1..•
required in arranging it; It sea, directly from
the spool, thus doing Milky with the tedious opera
thin of iv winding the tie mot I; rlidjustment In the
sliiittle: it lushes the iVileox ,f Gibbs' twisted
hem stitch," a stitchorigieal with tilts machine,
liOttlit 113 110 0111.1.; tile •lotill mare elastic null
stronger than the ho h Otll oil theses,. I s ti t ,. most
thusmoil ts mil flu) : the seam isalways self-fssloned
11SO/hitter, feed ; its I ellgleti b, more
simple and mon+un iIY ; It is more gre e dily
changed Moo one kind of work to another; it does
lie dad'. 1111 broldery it has the bat hi limier; it
has the beg tiller: it has the best braider; It has
the best belt. The tviirox k Whits lion Leen in the
market for it little mo-e limn eight years, during
Wllll,ll I 1111 i, lipuords of sixty thousand 11 As beets
made and sold, a number i,, fifty per rent larger
th.in weresoltiof any llutilite Thread Machine lu the
same lumber of Its °allies( yems. Pnell sneeess Is
Ille:ent to warrant the solo of thlieMachine wherever
it has ail agenev, without the iluntil Ong evidence of
testimonials, of which there are enough to till up the
columns in the land. 'rlieso 31.1eithies wre
'Albin al our store,
21; NORTH. lIANDYEIt. STRRET, CARLIt4I.II,
%Otero they only be estaninoloind they will takt
pent ',tensor° In exithtloing nllything relet•ng to it,
• Ite•notolnl y, Ste.,
~ . 1111;e0
ClothLsJ, Piece GooiV.,
CHEAP CLOTHING !
FMB
EM
eIII%A e CLOTIINa STCRE,
.15 . 0. 11 SOUTH lIANOVER STItEET7
or hargalrm, miter., you all: find n largo ir,sortnivnt
IIL+AUY•MAI CLUTIIINU,
for mon'e nod boys' weer, from tho commonest
gralu., up to the best,
all of my. .own niamtfaclure,
ticb I will sell at pr:cea, to defy competition. I
Ye MI band a largo and good nexortmont of
'PIECE GOODS,
CLOTIM
eASSIMEItES,
I will sell by the yard; or cut and mare up to
()tiler, in the boot manner, and at prices much lower
than aro madly charged for garmeu to mado trrordor.
Moo, a large atesortmor.t of
SIIIIVIS,
UNDERSHIRTS;
DUCK -Atl r p,,,9D
In feet eyerytlxlng usually kept In n Gentleman'e
Fernßote Blom All of which'. I will sell eheafet
then the ebeepeet.
'Remember the place, ' '
NO. 11 SOU 111 11ANOVER. STREET,
betwoon lohof4 Oracery, and strolls Klbonelor'fi
Shoo More: -
lUool7o-ru U. N. SMIVEY.
OARLISL
1870
SIMIZEI
Carlisle, Pa.,
@MEI
El=
, Clan+,
Rope,
11..XTON & CO.
lIENRY . SAXTON
=I!
P
WIM
MILLI L S....BOWL:AS,
No. 'l6 Norlß Ifituoverfttreol,
P.,
CIMAT CT,OTIIINC4 I
MEM
N'S
MIMI
CORDS,
SATINETS,' io
IMAIVI:ItS,
MEI
UMBRELLAS,
Cloths and Purn'ishing Goo
THE BEST,
and decidedly the largest stock
FALL AND 6 WINTER GOODS,
in Carlisle; for Men's,Youllis', and Boys' wear,
- found at tire old and poindar atom of
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
No. n North Hatovor Street,
101010 YOU can find the latest productions of E
peat. and American manufacture.
CLOTHS
of el, ry doseliption nod rionlito cold all the var
poionlor fa:IIII°,IEISL slooleg.
OVER-COATINGS
The largebt le.porinient everdisployed
Cassi mores in endless variety,
Tweeds,
Satinets
A splendid stock of Peelings.
An iIIIIIIC.O stock Rendy-rondo Clothing, of our
isoont'arture, I.qual to garmenta made to sector.
8111,111 ill arr.ortmont Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
LEM
I=
C tri vtl:q,q,
tleaper thn any IL :
in town.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
. 22 Nol lb Ii toloKeLatleuL,Carlii,
Established 1817
DEE
pIIUSSIA
AGAINST FRA:V
The first batl . .le wou by
CHEAP JOTI
In selling gongs at prices to suit
people
Dunner and Blitzen wie leonand es, a
Cheap John ran aril hfx (Ant king, linnta and Eli
Sbirto,Cnlhns. Ar., fifty par runt rhoupar t
any nth, human Icing
Anener—Uveunhe he g 0.14 In Big Fir. In PI
dolphin. .
11 you CORK' to Clamp John, of Bossy We
eon soil you
FINE CALF BOOTS,
A Whole Suit of. Fall Clothing, •
$8 al
ISO
And :.11nen ilmiwn In 111 . 0 bliroin
Sec Cheap Rihn, being poor, yr the frie
of tho poor nnan.
lif of irllic Ltiil Ti n
A'rTACITRO TO TrIEITANNITS ROUSE
Wetztsl's,)
In rear of the Coo . rt How
DIEM
PLAIN FACTS
EZERE
R E A 1) T N 0!
A it untl sitcconpfill
with on experionetf of looro than twooty•livo yo
unable hig to otter {utlovelaten Iv to till eb.. ttt
1 . 0 hvi.ome porrlot,orx of
M(' CLO T II - 1 - -N /-9,.
ttect.tol tolto t h I ,n 4 t the counlty.
Barnum 18 are all 'undo of the I Pot nntlenalm, card;
solucred ; uutbiug ttlmoun7 . 4
it; 110 y way
in undo up aLall, erial In Ili. , lowint FruJou of gm
it iz• n well untablt i ILint tllllong t.lttlitittrt, that rt
Rea C'oilling, 4.v0.) thing tha! gurx
nittite n nopedor gaminoitt, Is nooqualbeil 1131) . vii
Philadelidaa
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