FOR MINCE PIES,
. _
Pure New England •Rum. Genuine
French Brandy.- Fine Cooking Wihes.
Best of old Rye Whisky.. All.to be had
at the very lowest prices for cash only,
at
JACOB LIVINGSTON,
• 27'North Hanover Stre - e
•ok.• • Carlisle, Pa.
-n0107113t •
ALMOST A Pinr..—On last Saturday
night,. while Prof. S. N. Lutz was en
gaged in instructing his class in vocal
music,. in the Odd Fellows
,Hall, in New
Kingston, the chimney of-the lamps in
the Hall below was knocked off, and the
light extinguished. The janitor --at
tempiedto relight the lamps, and while
doing so; `it exploded, setting tire to the
oil, which immediately blazed as high as
the ceiling. An alarm was immediately
raised, And%the fire extinguished by the
exertions of Agustus Karns and David
*anbaugh, before any damage was
done. •
Tud New York Observer enters upon
its fiftieth year on the first of January
next. Its career. has been one of the
most successful in the history of Ameri
can journalism. Every department is
conducted with ability. Its Foreign
Corresponlance is unrivalled, and its
independence in Commenting upon 'politi-
Cal cotruptionti, is in the highest degree
praise-worthy.
We notice that it appears in a "New
Dress," and also announces that the suc
cess of he Year Book for 1871 will result
in Volume No. 2 for 1872, which will be
still more complete in its statistical' and
other tables of information, and in its
general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserves success, and
we advise our readers to send for a
'specimen copy of the paper. New- Sub
scribers will receive the Vapor free until
January 1. , •
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' READING FOP:SUPERVISOR& —We have
-often-.directed-the- attention- of-Supervis
ors to the fact that their. neglect to'
have - bridges and roads kept in ,repair
subjects them and the election -districts
which they represent to damages if any
accident should -occur in consequence of
unsafe 'bridges and roads. We now
point supervisors to a case recently de
cided by the courts; which May induce
them to the full performance of their
duties. On a dark night in 1800, a
teamster employed by Michael It. Moore,
of Lancaster county, drove over the
bridge which spans the Chigoes, divid
ing Rapho and West Hempfield town
ships, and the team broke through the
structure into the water, killing a valua
ble horse, breaking the wagon and des
troying a quantity of grain. To receive
damages7' an action was instituted by
Moore against the above 'townships. It
was shown that the bridge was rotten,
and that if the ordinary tests had been
used by the Supervisors, the defects
could easily have been detected. Under
this evidence the court charged that the
townships were liable—the question of
negligence being referred to the jury.
The jury found $378 03 for the plaintiff.
On a writ of error the Supreme Court
affirmed the judgment of the Common
Pleas, and delivered an opinion defining.
the liabilities and duties of Supervisors.
Its substance_ is embraced in the fellow
.
ing points :
1. Bridges are treated as portions of
the highways which cross them,-aud are
to be maintained and kept in repair by
the Supervisors of the township.
2. The neglect of the Supervisors to
keep them in repair, subject's them to a
personal liability ; but doe not lessen
- the primarybdit o.townships to
those who suffer injury from their
neglect.
3. What is negligence must depend
upon the peculiar circumstances of each
case, and is a question for the jury.
4. Great danger demands higher
vigilance and more effectual means to
secure safety.
5. Applying those principles here it
may be asked, what structure more im
portant in view of Hie safety of life and
property, can -be well imagined Wan
such a bridge as this, having a span of
fifty-two feet, crossing from ten to
twelve feet above the stream, whose
water is middle deep. The accident
itself is evidence, of its important
character. The plaintiff's wagon was
overturned in the fall, the body crushed,
tfile load of wh - eat fell underneath it into
the stream and one of the horses was
killed. As remarked by our brother
Read—" A bridge looks fair till it breaks
doWn—it'is not like a pit which you can
see and avoid." In practice, it is used
up to tile last monument. Hence such a
structure demands-'constant vigilance to
guard and. preserve V. Therefore wheni
a bridge is old, having stood for the
length of time the timbers composing it
are accustomed to last, and whop kt may
•he remisonably expected that decay - -has
set in, it is negligence to omit all proper
precautions to ascertain its trno cons.
&Lion. Nor will mere appearance in
such a case excuse the neglect. It is a
matter of common - knoUledge-that in
viasible -defeets-rmay,. and, under .such
circumstances, probably - do exist—that
either wet or dry rot may,have set in and
uot be visible, and therefore should be
nought for. But no one .of ordinary in
telligence would think of seeking for an
unsound ankinvisiblO"defuct by merely
inspecting the surface of the wood.
This being the case, it is clearly the duty
of the-Supervisors, having thus- reason
to believe that defects may •exist, to call
to their astiistance those whose skill will
enable them to ascertain the true
,state
of the structure, and determine the
question of its, safety. Without doing
this much at least, their duty to the
public is not' performed ; not to do it, is
therefore 'negligence, and this iS the
point On which the ease went to the joy.
There is, therefore, no error yin the
submission.—Repssigor:y. • :
[ANNOUNCEMENTS.]
`STILL another let of that choice flour
at Iteloy's
LADIES' anthchildrons' shoos of tho
very best make at Ogilby's, cheap for
cash
Fon all your millinery goods, go toMa
dame Rote's. .
ALL sizes of gum 'shoos of the best
quality at Qgilby's, cheap for cash.
SVIEITZER and American choose al
•#aye en hand,. at liamrioli'a. . •
A LA lot 'of oil. cloths, trunks,
satchels, &c., closing out chapatogll
- .
SHELL soh jewelry at Rofo's
Anorak() new lot of ladles' and Ohl-.
drens' furs, whick will be sololfar below'
previous prides, all naW, no old, moth
eaten stock on band ? at Ottilby,s. •
JUST received a lot .of ,Tereey buck
wheat by T. L . Moioy.
laboa anti all noir atylos. of
trim:mango clOalag out cheap" at Ogilb'y'a.
UNION FIRE COMPANY'S -FAIR
AND: FESTIVAL !
Illieem's Hall, commencing Saturday
evening; December 2, 1871. r.
Twenty-five cents a-chance in all the
following list, of valuable articles :
~1. First-class buggy, value, $175
2. 25 yards wool carpet, " 25,
"8. sot silverware,
4. pair white blankOts,
5. sot Alaska furs,
0. chamber sot,
_7. pair mans' boots,
8., handsome' oil painting, " 10.
.9. 40 yards muslin, " 8
"10: ono sot chairs, /1 8
11. one ton coal, , /1 7
12.„ono meerschaum pipe " 5
13, Scotch gingham umbrella
41 . 5
.
14. one toilet set, 5
15. one toilet stand, 11 5
10. handsome lamp, S
17. one boxprs, 5
18. pair ladi " 5
19. set knives and forks,....— " 5.
20. ono Lab cage, 11
21. ono pair brackets,
22. ono set goblets =. "
23. one-hal f barrel flour,
24. pair gent's driving gloves "
25. the %lat is it, ,
Making a total of
$366,00,
- 6IIHAFBIip
Cliuirman.of Committee.
HAVE you a severe wrench or sprain ?
Have you rheumatism in any form ?
Have you stiff neck, or bunches caused,
by . rhemuatic pains? If So, Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment is a specific remedy,
and is also the best pain - killer in the
World.
WE often see a • large stock of cattle
which do not seem to thrive, and come
out "spring poor," all for want of some
thing to start them pn the right direction.
Ono dollar's ' , Worth of Slieridan'il Cavalry
Condition l'Owders, given to sucli a stock
occasionally during
_tho_wiuterovoulctbe
worth more than an extra half ton of
WARNING TO EVERYBODY
In these days, the people want the most
for thefr - iuonek they can get, to all such
we must say,' go to the extraordinary
cheap Dry Goods Store of Duke &
Burkholder, and you , will be convinced
that theirs is the House to get the most
goods, of the best quality, for the least
money. They are receiving new goods
every day. Silks, shawls and furs, at
lowest prides. New cloths and cassimeres,
new balmorals very cheap. We cordi
ally invite all to an examination of this
stock of goods, knowing it will pay you
well.
CLOSING OUT
At the Central dry goods, store, an
other great reduction in prices of all
kinds of dry goods, shawls, blankets, -
coverlets, counterpanes, table,
towels, napkins, all kinds of flannels, me
rino shirts and drawers, all kinds of me
rino under wear for ladies, misses and
boys, cloths and cassimeres, overcoat
ings, sattinetts, jeans, &c.
Now is the time to secure great bar
gains in all kinds of Winter goods, as we
are determined to close out our - entire
stock of woolens by tho first of January,
1 872. You can save at least 30 per cent
by calling at the Central for bargains in
dry goods and furs of all kinds.
LEIDIeII MILLER
IF you wish a serviceable platform
wagon, go to Nagle & Smehi, on South
Pitt street, a few doors south of Lhe
C. V. R. R. depot,
21se7ltf.
SMOKE house apples, by the bushel or
barrel, at Ilumriell's.
Fon your Winter hat, Co to Madame
Roto's
PEANUTS, is huge or small quantities,
at Ilumrich'ti.
VELVET hats, cheaper than - ever, at
Madame Rote's.
Tat; best brands of canvassed Sugar
Cured Hams and dried beef. Coffees,
Sugars, and Teas of the finest quality.
Choice new family flour. Queensware
at the lowest prices. 1 cannot be under
sold. Everything guaranteed.
J. M. MASONUEIMER,
South west corner Porn fret and Pitt
streets, Carlisle, Pa. 7je7ltf.
Fort Irish pota4oes, go to Fitinirich's..
Ile has seven different varieties, which he
is selling in largo or small quantities to
suit purchasers.
Tnn bpst assortment of feathers and
flowers, at Madame Rote's.
A PRESII la of cocoanuts and craw
, erries at Hurnricles..
PATENT GATE
At Milk Machine Shop, in this
place, can be seen one of the hest practi
cal Fann Gates over invented. It does
not require any hinges. It opens two
ways. It never rides in the mud, and
can be..raised to swing clear over snow
drifts and other obstructions that are
not over twenty-four inches high. It is
offered for sale toll who need gates at
the following low price's. •
For.each farm, right, $2.00; for each
township rigltE; $20.00 ; for each county
right, $150.00.
Gates made to' order of any size or
stylo.desirod, and satisfaction guaran
teed in all cases, 'Will exchange terri
tory -for a good horse. Call on or ad
dress CieAe. F. Drrumr:
2noiltf.
Fon the latest style jewelry, go t&
Rote's.
Jusr received ( 1 / 4 choice lot of macisere
at numrlch's.
Go to Maximo Rote'for your tall •add
'inter hats and Wanda:
PRIASE fresh cider tit, Humrieh's
THE cheapest- Jewelry at Madame
:Rote's. ..."
NOTICE
, All'persons indebted to Henry Saxton,
prior to the first of January, 1870, aro
hereby notified to call immediately, and
settle their indebtedness with him before
the first of January, 1872. If not at
tended to by that time, the accounts of
every ono, irrespective of poison, will, be
placed in the hands of a Pieper officer of
the law for collootion. HENRY SAXTON.
20oe7ltf.
Lemx, COLLARS from 10 coots up - warde,
nt-Madamo Vote's.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Allvpermins knowing themselves in
dobted •to the undersigned, either 'by
note or book account, will please call
and settle theiatnb without delay, and
oblige LEIDIOII & Munn.
Counirraa mado into owitolioe, chig.
none, curb," frizotto, dio., at Madanio
Rotes.
Iv you nioo pouind of 'ionoy, go
to Euro rich's.
SHOWER'S LIQUOR, STORE. FOR
SALE.
The stock, good *ill and fixtures of
this old and popular stand will bo sold on
Saturday, November, 18, at the Court
House in Carlisle. '•\
The store will be Sold at private sale,
if a fair price is obtained. •
This stand is :*ell known as the, oldest
and largest in Carlisle. It does more
Inisiness than all the other liquor stores
combined ; 'and to any 'one desiring - a
profitable investment, the present is a
favorable opportunity. Any information
desired will be cheerfully given, by ad
diessing C. INHOFF,
. Adm'r of E. Shower, doc'd.
2800714 t Carlisle, Pa.
«. 10
T#E REASON WRY
everybody should gO to J. H. Wolf's No.
18 North Hanover street, for notions and
fancy goods. - .
_ lIPs-styltr i tII latest,
His assortment the greatest,
His goods are (pita cheap .
And his stock most complete
To a few lines of goods would I callat
teution. Ladies' and Gents' iinderoloth
ing; woolen and cotton hosiery, German
town and Saxony yarns.
Gente buck gloves and mitts, Ladies',
Gents' and misses' kid gloves, hoop skirts
corsets and bustles, cbignons, switches
and braids:
A:largo assortment of plated and jot
jewelry, satchels, valises and umbrellas,
a good assortment. Call and examine
prices 'and goods for yourselves, and be
convinced that what we set forth is true,
28se7ttf
Tux Seuseman Shop is still in full
blast. If you want good carriages, bug
gies, spring wagons or sleighs, go to Ad.
Benseman, at his old place on North Pitt
street. ihio7ltf
TWENTY bids onions just received at
TUE cheapest hats-in Carlisle, at•Ma
darrie Rotes.
ATTENTION - ! - -ATTENTION !!
Now is the time for bargains, - for - B.
M. Smiley is still busy manufacturing
clothing for men and boys' wear, which
he is selling cheaper than ever. Ile has
also on hand a largo assortment of.
cloths, cassimeres, sattinets, &c., which
be is prepared to make into garments of
the latest styles, at the' shortest notice
Also, a full line of underwear, notions,
&c., too numerous to mention. Call and
examine his stuck, and be convinced
that he is selling cheaper than the che.tlp
est. Also, :tat& for the sale of the
latest imprved Grover & Baker sewing
'machines; onri of — th - e - b - eiti standard ma
chines now in use', needles and oil al
ways on hand and for sale. Remember the
place, Fo. 11 South Hanover street, be
tween Inhoff's grocery store and Strohm .
& Co's. shoe store.
!Moillin
SI . RING chickens, at Ilnmiich's
WONDERFUL MACHINE!
Mrs. Win. Fridley, is the Agent at
Carlisle, for,the Franz & Pope knitting
maclino, manufactured at Bucyrus,
Ohio. This nili - chine has taken the
premiums and diploma 'at every State
and County fair, where it has been in:
troduced. It has • been in competition
with iivery other knitting machine in the
market, and has in every case
,won the
lauxel.. It is cheap-simple and durable,
any child can operat:3it with perfect
case.' It is no complicated machine,
therefore is not liable to get out of order
as other inventions of this kind. A sock
knit, heel and toe complete, without
taking it of the hooks, 'in seven minutes.
D. Lee S. Co., York, Pa., are the
General Agents for Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Virginia. 2n0713t
FOR RENT
The large second story front room on
the corner, over Leidich & Millei's dry
goods store.
For terms inquire of Leidich & Miller.
2noiltf
' Go to Ilumricli's for Irish and Sweet,
Potatoes, onions, apples, • pumpkins,
chestnuts, peanuts, grapes, &c.
DON"r BE HUMBUGGED I .
but buy the best stoves that have ever
been in the market, and pronounced so
by all who have thorn in use, the .t.'meri
can' Base- Burner and Base Heater, the
Radient Firo Place Heater, and the Cabi
net Range with hot closet. Call at W.
Fridleyls Stove store on Hanover street,
abd see the endless variety of stoves and
house-furnishing goods.
TLIE largest assortment of hats, bon
nets and feathers, at Madame Rote's.
SHOULDERS, sides, dried beef, .beef
tongued, sugar cured ban's, whole_ 'or
pickled and canned oysters, at
Humrich's. •••
. 'ir -you-want.n, good and_cheap..hat,. go
to Madame Rote, No 37 South Rollover
street, Carlisle.
-SPECIAL NOTICE'S
TO OUR STORE IKEEPER FRIENDS.
We publish regularly, at the • first •of
every month, our Wholesale Price List.
Wo would be pleased to mail it to any
of the trade who - do nob receive it, Otir
prices are corrected every day, to suit the
markets. Our stock is -miscellaneous in
its character—adapted to the wants of
our town and country stores. We aro
carrying double the stock ,of goods that
may be found in most of the Wholesale
groceries in the cities. We sell to the
trade at manufacturers' prices—in lots to
suit the buyer. Best coal in one,
five and ten barrel lots.
0c2071.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
'With Its gloomy ettetlants, low spirits, depression'
involuntary emissions, logo of semen, spermatorrhmo,
less of power, dizzy head, lose of memory, and
threatened impotence and Iml3ocllity, find a sor
ensign, mire in 11031EOPATIII9
SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGHT. Composed of the
most valuable mild and potent Curatives, they
strikt;nt once at the roof of the mutter tone up the
system arrest the discharges, end Import vigor and
energy; Dfo antl vitality to the entire men. They
havo cured thousands of rases. Price $5 per packege
of firs boxes and a large $2 vial, whichKle voq im
porlantln obstleatn or old mums, or $1 per single
box. Fold by Drtigelets, and sent by mull on
reeolpt of Brice Address. HUMPHREYS' SP C
CIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co , 562 Brood.
way, New York. v 2noTily
For mole in Carlisle. by A. Heverellek and
Cornman & Worthington. •
BI WIBEis
Watta.wlndom will beuollt you: bo not aiwaya .cu.
trolled. by your incredulity. hundred. harp nought
relief from the horrors of Dynpepim through the
unollum of DalltillWa ANSI•bILIPfPTIO EirouaohYlnrraus
and found ft. Why nhootil nuffor when thin admi
rable etomachlchan mired many ninillar canoe-why dO
yon doubt whilleothonballoys and aro cured I Delay in
tfiln matter Is both dangerous nod mapiofitablo. Your
happlowm and bunkum nutters, while comtant
neglect is frequently foil wed by serious and uncon.
trollnblo rcaolls. Minn . :elf I:llTnas aro equally
useful in the nomeroun dltticultitY: attending Judi
gentlon; as 1116Marrznegeortartemon..tko.; while or
Pima and - Anus and other diaordsra - prosooding
from Ditanitem;ft la the.pitly rollabliprovontive and
remody . 4nowil. " .
24a0 00
A CARD TO THE LADIES.]
•DH. DUPON . OOI3
: GOLDEN PERIODICAL, PILLS
FOR FEMALES. 2
INFALLIBLE IN coxuiEcTisaIIIREGULARI
But what at POMO period of Ilor Life will find the
DUPONCIO GOLDEN PILLS Just the medicine she
mods. For Nervous I , ebiliti Bearing . down Poing,
Palpitation of .the Ileart, Retained, .rrogular or
Painful Monstmation, hush of Blond to the Dead,
Dizziness, Ac, Ac Theso aro tho only Pilla over
known that si•ill cure the Whites, ((Any will noire In
ON Or) case.) They rover fail, and may ho dopondiAl
upon in every rase where tho .monthly flow has
been obstructed through cold ,r disease.. DIMON
CO'S GOLDIM PILLS always giro Immediate relief
being especiallY prepared•far married ladies. A lady
writes: Duponeo's Golden Ville relieved mo In ono
day, Without Inconveniefiro. like magic.
io now put up DeLargo (White) Boxes oantnining
double, quantity and ,upon ouch boo, you
will find thu Revenue Slump, printed from my Pr!.
vale Ilisloipon_walch_Lengattoite-of—the-SlTdp-you
will find thu words DDI'ONCO•S GOLDEN PERIOD.,
ICAL PILLS, In While Leiters, without that none
are genuine. •
Full and uxp•icit tlireQt one rccompn t 3 each box
Price $l.OO per box. nix boxes $5.00. Sold by pu.
Druggist lo every town. v.llnge, city and lttonle.
tloottgbout the world. 8..1d in Carlisle, Rt, by 8
A. Havel-stick, Druggist, No. 10 North Pay - oer St.
.bold plan by lirugh A Monet r, 31cchaniesburg, Po.
and J. C. A hick, BLippens,,urg.
LADIES I Ity minding toln EI to the Car Dalt, poet
1111 have Ur POI 4 Point biunail to any part of
he country, free of po..tago.
None.goiqna unless the box la x'stio.l
S. D. HOWE,
~5..1 • Proprietor, Now York.
BE GUIDED BY "WHAT YOU KNOW
Th. re lit en old proverb 0, Well PNY, • Experience
to the s.relt guide To thin guide the sick end nil-
g untnmllp [MN when r,uting n*our foefliemenne
relief They eaquire oliot a medicine tins done
fur others. Iteforg Om% adopt It themselves. Of a 1
Ole remedies an I preVehllVOl,itl one, Ito , detet er's
Stonmeli Bitters meets theleit Inuit triumphantly;
and hence Its linnimmo popularity and vadt 8:1100.
he !Hauer from I otl.geedion Is 1111111111 11.11 0011(1
, 10 '1110147 lii friends who has, been cored of till
ints , nt—hysthin—fsiossox--vogetublet-stouivold.s.
IcLios of fever 111111, aple, liver com!sloi t,ponelips-
ly to mink° inquiry in th.• nroghborhtnnl whore hi
it:thin, in order to tllte..ter wh..t this tetilmative
sit Rooted In canes Multi.' to his own. In the pub
shed testtnontt t I it 4 10 , 1118 he wit: find .t volume
proofs el" :IL. teinltary prorerGes Nville . l It lo
for his ronttnhn Krt., ti , rl•NiXt trit7ll,
of the effect It I itnittre, n 11:s teltiet an. th.
10 tllr hunt or wt u 10 its Ile r Tho , ,
-pnfat , on, 0 1 . .1 il,1•11i01., Collllll
,ii) gi on • . nd spread . [tarlatan , a , impostor , .
r.o.n t hr/II t ll' to .lat rdi eV- arlin
he a F trot, r tentyl , ,l to tl rust
to iho hands and d o‘t, the lbw: Its r
trir 1.31.11.17.artl rot.cortlohn, !I eubstcnit, fur the
II Wl, h ni my 3 am ha• I von a Inv 2icin.ll
aide I Illungliottl 11:.• Cii t..,1 Hales SI atti•ll • mer•
a l'aincla,uncl tlte NV. to 111.1'.. , ho , .113
a ,ety lin] tt ol ext. ni 1 111 h wail tte.
r mf It ,1 ro Illy de , "
rvittg t I r Wldvi c.• de.111.., ' lunning aftrr
rl,g.. '• Ijral.i 118,171
%t I I; 11.1:.. »I P. .$1 I; I.:.
N 3 tuni , , h.. Inn lt fr. NI ob
:for klivop 11”.1 tv. ;Itrtl:4, Iron
I=l
Pri •loth for npyrlt 'etrmitorti
N Wilt it•WA k , 3lnkere
B. M. SMILEY
CARLISLE PRODUCE IdrilEET.
Corrected Weekly by R. C." Woodward.
rt (Ale, We 41 neon: y „Vrp•enther 5. 1871.
.1111. 1 , 1,0111
sI • l'Ell .VE 1 , 1, (1? 5 0
81111:1 , 1:V75 it 1:E FLOUR
ESE
R wItE .1T...
1 4 :
'Olt X •
NEW OA TS
7.OII:BSEED .
TIN° I'SEEP
FLA ASE
dATILIBLE PROVISION 'MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by Win. Blair 6. Son.
5•,M neliele. Wednesday. 11%8,n b,. 18 1871.
T FER
RHOS
1.•4 08
TALL° IT. I
1 , 7
EteN WA-" . 28
n'ArON 18,1 Se 14
do SHOULDERS
S
WM If: BEA NS I 80
PA RED Pr A DUES 18
U .IRRD do 11
DRIED A PULES 117
RAILS • 3
Prnon the 1•1410(10W, .‘nrtlf A n-rionn.l
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Phi/Me/Wan, Anventber' 11, 1.71
E.STR A FA MIL FLOUR . ................ 25
E-1:771.1 FL (1 Il II no
It FL' FLO UP 5 On
1/' WESTERN 17E11' 1 57u. 1 ( 0
MIMIIPM=MIE
cult .\' L
11
U.ll .
VIM l'Ele E it Id 11.
17i/0 USEE 2
PI. _I xNEEb th,
LI V E STOCK MARKETS.
Philadelphia. Mob A' wrath, In I.
7he arriraLv and safes ,tf Beef CUM< were large
is week, reaching about 320 J head The cattle
okd ti'its very dull (kin week, and prices' were
. thanS change.
EXTR A FAT CA T fE, p.r ; (6.734?
P.l in A ND COW) CA 1 TI.
COMMON 4
CO and CA kTES mere strudy de
mand, We quote Springers at s4a, and nays and
flares at $7O Receipts of 160 head.
SHEEP mere dull. Sites of
_fair and choice at
"0 lb. gross. Receipts 17,0.0 head
HOGS mere jrnt. &des of corn-fed at 6 , 407,
lb the latter for extra quatity. sl,,,ipt, 4,116
head at 11 Glass' pants.
fIRISRfNUER—PIANIC.—On the thirty-Ora tl
[no. b. Rev. A. 11”Kroluer, aaalated by Rev W
Illilower, Mr. John Orhiangor, of Cumberland
unt ,to 51186 Mary E I lank, of church) own ,
WE KLEV—M INIIOE.--Ity Roy. C. P . Sing on
ho ninth mutant. Weskloy to Jane Mon
oo. both of Dickinson township.
STOCIC.—IIu Friday,' the tome t Xtllllt,
are, Mr. Pot, r Stu. k. x god 71 youre 8 wont ba and
t$
SI3IISA. Oetot er 11, , 5t Mount Vernon,
Alnbanlo. Mr Boyd D t 4 lndson. Ills Immo Is, doubt
lost, 'dill fionlllor to ninny of our citizens. Ito wra
o native tit thle,place, and hero ho Itv.d until utter
ho had titAldned hit -majority. Per the hot thirty
yeera or 'nun, ho Lad boon u trident or the place
when. ho died, and. no tto „ , 4 uprglit owl useful eft!
zon, Wl,l greatly exteojnol In the community-22 bore
ho. leaves a alto and (Litany, Ills oaffuringe were
Revere and protracted, but berm, with patience,ealid
he departed thle,life In the hope through, grace of a
blessed Immortality. Ile ,was the tot t.ut . viving
brother of Mr Parker.Blint,:on. wino, at an advanced
ego, died at this pine. tint° yens ago. A Wooly vic
tor HMI univives, awl has her home in No w
A M.
WM. 13LAIR & SON,
South end, Car'hire
EGISTER'S . NOTlCE.—Notice is
berebc . given to nil pe 110116 interehted that
the lel owing accounfe, baying In on - filed In this
°Mee by the account *Ws then sin invail, for ext.,.
inotion and cunlirmation, will be preheated le the
Orpheus' Court of Cumt rotund county, fur confir
mation and allowance, on Townley.. lleeember 12
1871: • -
No. 1, Account of John Sheets, guardian of
Sainutl, tle.dge, Daniel and Alice Bretz, minors of
Ilonry Brats, deceased. •
2 ,Account of Peter Ifempt, administrator of
Jacob Ilempt, doccaerd.
3. First mid Dual e.c .ant of Samuel Wert, exert!.
for of tho last will and te4tarnent of Anna Burling.
ton, deceas.d.
4 The first and final account of Smoot enever
IC`Coovor, onecntora of Jacob Ceover, do
-6 he account ofJohn Walters, administrator of
DnNul Wa burr, dw mood
Tho account' of John Mountie, guardian of
Shona Koala. n.inor child (now of age,) 01 tleorge
Koala, late of F•raakl'ord luwn•hlp, deceastd.. •
7. kho accou..l. of Joint, o...ltxtotY and Sem. a M.
nalston, adminintr , torn of John 0. Dunlap, lain :•f
Illechun:ceburs, dec..asell. •
1112381 E
Luthber Yard.
THE undersigned keeps constantly on
hand wfu'l antortmen , of Lumber and nil kinds
of . BUILDING MATERIAL, Includifi'd Baelnek
lebrated ell of :winch will be sold at the
lowed c prices. Pleaqa call nod examine hie
'Rock boforo purchawiug eleowhen,.•
0111vo .in Storer & Kauffinan'e building, Mlddlo
town, Pa
'
111VIDEND NOTIOE.—The Diroc-
A., tom of the Iturznortd Dot k ',axe this dm do:
closed it -dividond of four poi cunt on the Capitol
13tArsic. clout of luxe's, -
'liar. 7, 1871. - tr. 0: IfOIIMEII, •
MOM, ' Cashior.
TIES, REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS OF TRIG
MONTHLY ^ PERIODS, FROM *MTIATEVER.
CAUSE, AND ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
A PREVENTIVE.
THERE IS NOT A LADY LIVING
=I
at, nervon 4 prostration. or giiiieral dab' ity, lot
itti,,tat ;11r. VI ~rl,s. .r 3 it .11.1
•' ' , V mi.i1,1.1 , 1- tliN in . ,. turerF, NI WA USER
No a Nertn VII 41,et I'latiadorphln.
EMI
MAiim
BERM
''MARRIED
--DIED
NEW TO-DAY.
JORIPII NEELY,
Reglator
MIDDLETOWN
, 0. 11. RVIISER.
. • NEW TO-DAY. _ _
OGILB Y' S. .
I will commence ,this day to reduce
nlj , entire ok, Videlt is , nrgo in nary &rot
knout. To insuro - tho rapid rain of, 1111310, I will sell
all goods
FOR CASH,
at inicos ihat Is fair belorany sow. goods olierc , d by
soy store ir, tho County-
A, full lino of ''
PLAIN DRESS GOODS,
'in all colors,
WOOL It EPP,9. • PiIIPLI NS,
CAS:I . WOOL Dh LAN Fp,
•ALPACAS,. , PLAIDS,
Tho largest ~ esortrneut of Styles and Prices evil.
Offered to the Borough..
GLOTTIS, CASSIMERES
IVATEB PR. - S(IE3, KENTUCKY JEANS,
TWEEitS; and all variet , os of Moo nod Boys' wear
VELVETEENS, ,
e 11A IV IA
FELT SKIRTS,
BALMORAL.,
QUILTS,
~~
T.% I,L LINENS, -
and in Net, every ruticle in un- in the Dry Goode
Line:
NOTIONS
GLOVES, /10SIERY, i 1 400DS
NUBIAS,
nod un eadh•ss variety or Fancy (toads.
DOMESTIC GOODS
MUSLINS,
C l NTONS,
017,1011.151 S
FLANNELS,
A full Hue of each
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In out doqtroble Ilrondo ff Mat* A1p..."
All the above 11.101011 goods with , 1111 . ) . M. e, wit
all be Hold .t such prices u. c:tnnet fall to Insurs the
sde o all who eley cod to see them.
16 oil
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
I -- T - X IC — T T
Eight Trains (Daily) to aud, from Phila
delphia and Pittsburg,"yAnd Two
Trains Daily to and from Erio
(Sundays excekted).
AFTER MONDAY, Ntwember 13th,
1871, eager Trains of the l'emirylvarin
It„llend 1,111 trtly will depart floor awl
are ve at Pei:atlelpli:a un Ilitlbbarg ar follows
EEZEZED
41 ol phin loay.a li , rrialtvp
Built ( ~ c•pt Mon,b,))nt 2 35a. tali, Vtl nt
.a.t , It a at Co 4. a.
4 05—Fist I its•. 101.1,4 Mt nsburj; Jafb ies.,:ept
Mote.‘ ) at 4 .5.1. m , and sr. Iv , a Wext
Olin 0 nus a. .
30-31011 r !eases Ilnrr nburg dully (uxeopt
Sur, ..ty) Eli 7 9u p. m. RIO 11t P/11111drip7li
at 11 '2 p. tn.
I I .11,—P nitic I , :xpronn leave lianisburn daily
at I I hn a in., and arrive.. at Vlnit. Philadnlphia at
3 4I p. ni
2 IP-4:L 1 '1111 li.9§ 'eaves Itarekbarg daily
exeept Pupil I 1 At 2 0-1 p. in.. an I arrive, at West
l'hila •eiplril at 0 00 p. m.
45—Cincinnati.EXpr-se levees II tcchthar x dai y
at ID 45 p. tn., and arrivea_tt We- t Philadelphia at
3 eti a. m
3 55-11arriniturg Ace. inmodatf,
Sond •yv excepted, at 3 5b p. m., and ar
iv n at Phi adelphia at 9 40 p tn.
7 50-I,n , anti Train, via Itlptint Joy, leaven
lareishbrg daily (except - unday) at 7 to a. tn., and
till yea at Went Philadelphia at 12 40 a in
=
4 4.l—Frit , Ent t Lino neat, Gm Erie, leime Iler
itthurg dittly.4exeept Sunday) at 4 40 p. m . erriving
I Erie at 7 4 , tt. 111
1 40— ERIE MAIL We , t, for Frio leaves Harlin
loirg dal!, at 111 4fra: m., orrl•intt,t Erin at %Sn p ta.
ni 30—Cincinnati Expreas , 011V(.8 !barkt org 004.
• 11u :to p. in , arrives at Altoona at 3 43 a. rn., Kati
Pittshur nt 8 20 it. m.
4 05— I.SeIFIC EI.CPRE-S leavra Harrisburg tinily
t 4 05 n. m , arrive, at Altoona 0 05 a. in and
arrive• at Pitt-burg nt 202 p, at,
11 55—Southern Emmess kale, Ilarri•littrg
it 12 55 n al. strive , nt Altoona tit 5 21) it m,
toil arrive, nt Pithbur at 010 a. to.
• . .
50—Fast Line Innen, nisi rishisrg lath (exi.ept
•In at 4 50 p. m., arriemi Itt Altoona at 0 05 p.
m , taken suppef and v runes nt Plttnbntg at 1 35 ts-to.
Train Io vea narrndlOrg dilly (except
Bombay) at 115 p m., !inriVll , a Altoona at 71 , p. m.,
liken ant pee and - or ye , ptl l ltPil gat 1 nOn m.
30 —Wily Pa...sneer , rain Innen], 114,141 urg dully
tlosml yn) at 7 ;10 a. to., arrhon nt Altoon4
at x 1
30 p. m , and at Pitt.lmre at 3 20 p us.
3 0 , ---rhinsugh Plisint ger Trill , leaver ilarrhil nrg
at 3 00 s In., :ntl.eu 510 , 0111 at A ills so • 11.05 nn
r:Vnl Ps Pilmr h,1155 p m.
5113E; i 1. 111. ,
Supt. Alsihile . 11.
Ilardabore er 13 1811.
. .
FOR SALE.
llon• Faro in rho., ny's Bal'iniaro comity
it., Mont This form i+ ono of t• o most Imosluetlve
aotl rnl..nhno Islet:n (pets', ty, .4f the ti ml the; e 's
t , . I n'itt to!, e:mg let .y 11 tulles from Itatti•
more ri y. A train „nth it I. ml nnl groin or ha). 1,:111
titi.o it theinn Ai I rotor thu mmo thq. Tu." nr,
goal turnpike r ml , l to thert.y door. 11111! .11.11 gin
the plat, hn attisrs neh 14 in 11/11 1 ork ttoni
a. fara. Tn.asont.iivo, the co lir Ono Ln itti)' Van nn,,
plinas, It C..11n i 327 I II sin .1,41011 itt field
on fr inn 10.ro :hi acres, ernes !lel I fs need 111, II st
111111 rani no.l in auk to re ere in a tame malt ng
the .oglt the cowry of I hit pl,nce, eitli live II Id- 011
011 i.
will.. 111111 NIX 011 the nalim It in, there!' re,
ceptilnle of .-slog in to two or nit in Firma.
, The whole Octet. c.l lo nutliolly to the „11th Th. re is a rolgc• of Il'oo .1 rid on the Not Client .
at n 5. 1 t. 6 . acre.. It is acid, with it
Ilea. un tone quaand •n, thr t ore Thole
sic s of pure c.ater 'castling throci 41c the fat nr. - 01atl
the. e in entitling scaler inyvery 1.0111. There le Ile
Napa, birch o tic place The prenentowner has
.. ming' Wo occ itoplove and it le now in
a icth s' at , ..froltie. • e Insl es cc.. 3. tale WI,
1111) tat up. NI to lacy rill an 100. at thr
prop rty here is a goul l/w I log. tt tilanckg..oo
La,t.tto, all tl ait other estnall W il.,tata cc .rtc
elccl.lll.tt f r 21. or 25 Incises, awl
for Walla 50 15..a.1..1 en. fir tt straw 11.4- tax to f
Iwo lo,) h,r, lig feet, and tl• ••01111: • Ittit
stnni`e , tatt II Italia,. and it ..,go t nhe,lw e
gra. or. ..I, e. cc rat.tintre hue tl, nlil, staid.. fop
carrict7e ho se.. !Wag
go 01 Ihtir)-0 oho ne , el-6, Hog s ring Inc ..11
0 01 3 - 11 .I..inictir: (Ice I/ .iry hut c el) Av., I Ills
tco caller the Dwellin4 ttrln nn, ger•
II rinse. Titer. I. 0 limn, tit ItXtat I la Want,
• the
pail cc the . Th re Is 1.; .1 sec • 10..
11 .tc e set 111.,•111 its 1111.3, • at' 11.4. gl I g
The gni dial Vat I 'loe mu tt p 0 Ile e. ,act is
ie.i 1 , 1111 pear, 1111111 C grapes:l. LI other fruits
tcming archof t 0 ,1111.1 ;110 II ventf 111 there 01 In I 0 Conn t. Thrric is a row of
trees 110 W a ting nloerr each ..I.llt er the lane
ceacl n fr m tl.e bout ../ le to the I.ouso, °riche in at
01..1Ve Vail lie.
This tarot 11j be etthl on mos: IPFIIH, ttel
II the ‘toreittot 111011 .y etc tot !nor gaga for tlto ne•
t.titt iII of he lot), For fog titer it.Leti ulant
typh) to
-
2 uii ien•rt t L t. L 1 E •11 N 11 1
.AT.,
FIREIIANa' FAIR. •
IN AID OF 'l'llB
CUMBERLAND FIRE COMPANY,
IN IaIEEM'S [TALL,
=l=ff=lE
•
II 161 1•111CieII ( - CUM • ha:, i t 1 dl g a
Fair in 1:111:1•111'N Hal , during he the
procrul• to tou iluto td to tt.o lityndutiou of Ilr
door contn.l d ifi the patch:tau ot
TIIEIII NEW STEAMER
In thlti"rrannis r 1.11110,01 t ey xp •• tI• ri•velvt, tho
corol.l sylop th), ate) ands.. ro opss too awl
nslis c“.•l* 11 t..e p ople win; n Mil
Mitilllll/11 Fon Udp it
Coniriloitions lo 111 Noy and nrlielin sully, ed.
Sot h,nrlr,d S II til , rtd tall So ii,,),,,t ONE
DOLL,![ roes, thStot entitlinq tho hol Inc to
titholsslootin log tho Fall, on.' to , Intnen I n •
LOT' OF GROUND
In rarlbilp, 31 fuel Lout hr 120 f.. t deep .ultnatell
on 11.81 North n adiolnitn; the property of J, Itn
Faber. T. e I rto valuta! lit, Anal couldl e. nold
dal .for f,2110, owl Ina. exedlont a to for 0 res derive.
In oral r 10 Insitre ontlro 'aline. In the dletrl.ao.
lion of Oar pr 17.0, at the r gnrn• Ow Conapti..y,
HENNA' AXTON, ~ F. SAUl,lilt and 1111,1,1 Ii
pqr'n , hare 010.11 •d to net an st OM-
Witte°. anal wile her.• en In, merge of the dniwin :.
'these gentlnnten air In no way. ['pawn:WA
WITH THE COMPANY,
mi 11.0 00 llltoreii . ill tJ,I 10•11011.0, and
heir nano,x aro a oat. lon, gun anat.° tha. junt.co
.111 bo d01.(1,10 .11
PETER SP
Pre dent of etionr.thy
BEM
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
lro postoilice at Carlisle, Pa., foe the
WEEK ENDING NOV. IC,, 1871 :
. I,A Si! ESP LIST.
Bennet, Wm. • Ringwalt,
Culbert, Mary J. Smith, Harriet B.
Gesla, Mary Walker, Litzio
Bare, Kato 'Williams; Annie M.
Minor, Annie - Witz, Biddle '
Neff, Kate ' Ward Ettio •
GIENTIADIEN'S Aasr:.
Albright, A. D.. Kauffman, P.
Culbertson, Sam'i Synder, David ..
Cornman, David Minioh, A.
Cornman, Minium, Win. •
Cleoland, .Sain"l:' Mourer, N. J.
Cornman, John P. Rhoads, Jno H.. -.-
Gill, George Ricker, David , •
Haverstielc,,Win H Shields, Jeremiah
Homminger George Seifurd, George ,
Hoover, Daniel l•. Shughart, S. T.
Hoffthan, John W. Stewart, Wm,
Jackson, James
,Weitzel, Andrew
Kramer, .1; y, H.
, E.
• • Postmistress
DESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
Tho aadoralgied offers at ,Prf‘ite Sala, itia 'dear
ado ro-Idonee. N. , . 120 WooO Lon li r ulro, - The
hon-e lo a TWO-STORY BRION with lncnbonding:4
!unlink d with coo cud • water and mho, CIO torn
Improvement., and a lot of ground 00 foot trout. and
240 foot deep, wt.h unruniu.' fruit and Outdo trace.
Tornio alto , Possession gluon Immediately.
lOao7ltf .• B. D. HILLMAN.
VIOTO OVER ALL
A - C - R - A , N D. RUSH
GREAT ,B4RGAINS
Every person.invited to call and
see that this is no trash thrown,
upon the.market, but . •
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND DESIRABLE
0-00 DIS!
DUKE a BURKHOLDER
Have now ono of he. Lament Stock of
NE VCT G-003DS
ever opened in Carlisle. Call and see
our elegant
Black - GrosLGriljir
MB
• 011Wlie . ,
CALICOES, •
Japanese lloiles,
Merinos, Balerno Cloths, Prince Cords,
Empress and Mohair Poplins,
all in the newesi, and richest shades
WE SE.LL ALL NEW GOODS,
AND AT
SHORT PROFITS
THE STORE M get a Pine Shawl,
Cloths and Cassimeres for suits in the
latest styles, comprising
=I
DOI:SKINS, ROB 1101" S,
and.all good brands of English, French
and American manufactures.
FURS !
From tho best House in New York, and
;it prices that astonish the consumer.
Call and price these goods, and save
twenty-live per cent. ,
IDE=
At OLD PRICES
NOTION -. S
io great varieties
We buy our 'goods direct from the
in:mid:laurel's and importers, and can
soil lower than any house in the valley..
Call and see and ho convinced.
No old styles or shelved goods in our
stock. Call at
DEE
Carriage Factory
C 111 LISLE CARRIAGE FACTORY
A. B. SHERK
hay n krao, lot or nocon , l-hand work on bind,
ho will well chug, ill 0r0, , r t ntl, noon lot new
work.
FOR. T.RE SPRING TRADE.
Lett lot or
NEW WORK ON' lIAND.
You Can nOO different st)lis Tie ilitritil
is not in quit , ittott alit tutu, fur It is ilir hint u
ff toil w.dit matisfiction In styl- pink ity tinti pries,
I;u i 8 till.. hop to.fotr purolinstur elsewiteiti T. ors
Is 1a firm flint hat
A B ; E'1"1`14'. 'FU A 1) E, •
'or smtli morn 'lt Ctottloo land and Petry room ,
We 1,,p,1t t or too on.. 'A
got. lag op a
1.,0t of Ni..e Slui! , lts Now.
REPAIIIING AND PAINTING
prompt!) attended to Co her tot . oath out] Pitt
ttoola Car tele, Po.
tt. it:tit!"
d rerl
per,ons. indebted to
.lisoo g n r
cud Kett I. H:ttn , lor Pot
xacnta Lo t.ivon Int . he 11.11
.1.10 tut
. .
CA.SII BUSINESS.-0 ,
et HI 8 ptualair a 1.1 it.
lIUSI FIBS HIM all, without to.
Country Plowace revelled as rush.
m.xchnueu for
goods , lll 118114 , it 3 this arrant:onto it, strictly on•
tbicod, 1 win Ito enabled to roll grarnrwe of red.,'
rx tos
lEduiltl C . IN lIOFF.
JB. HAVERS_TICR,
•
NO 5 : , OUTII HANOVER BrItEET
Dealer . in
Drugs, Medicines, &c
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
spidkstko wni sm,s, the nem4 hew.
lelmtut e for I he incorportititio of 11 Bunk of Inquiet(
anit'Die ou t, to lie located it Carlkle. ConCiode
county, Poonnyhnolo to to palled iIIVP9OI, PR' Hot.
Into Hunk, WlOl.ll Clll.lll of twenti•tio. Unmeant
dolma with the privilege of liter it tug to one hun
dred (hominoid dollure
20Je7113in
"DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES FOR
WHIT v. WASHING.
T. J. SMITH. le now prepared to 00 white wool,-
II! nod vim I deli ing, Owl tnAl yrruping, on the
non•. nn nr veil pls.., nod at the 'alt• meet notion.
Tbarelt - ed I, 00 rolikoriog of 00 , 1000 or furolture.
Butleturti n giv• 111, or ti pay legOro.l. Goad rotor
our. giver. Picini. !wive ordrr• itt filo bit low shop
of ❑uvid Welsh, or Colvin Alit , or it the 'of
J. L. §ierner k Bro.. livery awl ezehnrgn oho , 100
Pi...) give men nor
Di viibmit Notice
48t11 DIVIDEND:
- -
Carl into Deptoit Panic,
N0v..7, 1871
Tin; Dowd of Direeturs declined a dividend of
FIVE PE.. CENT, for loot bin mouths, dear of
taxes, pay Milo on !Immo]. ' •
- J. P. HASSLER.
Ono7l2ta 6.1110 r.
Carl elle Depo•lt. Bank, A I ele, Pu., 1-
Outobtir 31, 1871. •
THE Annual Election for Nino Direc
cord or tlio.llook will b. hold at the Banking
lieu -o, on the third Monday, twontloth day of No
voinher cpa, hot a een the hour: of a. in. and 24,.
m. J: P. 11A/38LEI1,
.
2n0713t r.
- refer Bodge, Barber;
NEW BARBER SHOP
iwalge has recently opened the National
1111,1112 841000, No A, East Main ti• reel, Irvine's
roll. thdr t utthto, sh ono.] o tr. shall og,m,ntel ache
tlyinft promptly attended to. Ladies' hair ratline
ex. anted In the Itur,i. CU% styles My panes aro no
rea , onahlu us auy other salrion in this place. I have
moue but C 0.1111.10111 J..uratsymen lu my empl.l
Henry KOMI. thy will, Aso, ho found at toy saloon.
Please give 1110 n call.
lloJa7
Pure Drug's,
,04enale(48,.,Ce
FOR PURE . DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
114111 Patent 8101 'loos, g. to J. n'rco etlch,
No, 6 South Hamm r strrot. Also, nuplonuld assort
romit of Tata. Daps, ParintlOrietqAtlll Pena) trollt.t
Articles. ,
' .1. 11. lIAVERSTI' K,
No 6 Soutt Ilsnovvr streot,Verltsje,.,
~130ct70-'
XTOD can obt tin Dye Staffs, • Perk
y ~surl, n an I Imlay Arll,kles, at J. 11. Haver
aticksd Pliyalulaute prunerlptlutia qnrolully com
puulalad at all Llama. ' • -
• J. D. it yEnsTioN„
N 0.5 south uonoyerotroot,cornsio,ro.
.10oct10.
DRY GOODS
Satinets,
Cash m eres,
IM:11:Elitlii111112
FURS! , !
FURS!!
Stacks of
MEM
I=
Dti & sunKtioLDER s.
North llanover street,
below Carl .le Depooil 11a1.1,
CARLIBLN, PA
Election
PALL -OPENING,
L. T. GREG FIELD.
NO. 18 EAST MAIN STREET,
(Opposite tile Bentz House aid Saxton's Hardware Store,)
Hats now magnificent disßlily or
N a, ea 'ea 0 0 . 1130 S.
ALL THE NEW TEXTURES AND COLORS IN
/'
Will bo exhibited, and all who wish to secure what is really ne* in dress will be
gratified en this occasion.
Black, Silks,
Silk, and Wool ;Poplins,
Empress Cloths, • French Merinos,
Cashiners, Senses, - Sattinets,
n t,in. T.'? .8 I uttra i I ra e t ta Wrp
Beautiful Plaids for Misses and Children
STACK'S OF DOMESTIC GQODS AT VERY'LOW PRICES
BLANKETS—whito and colored,
P ° S ° F ' 1' '
0 -' . 1 M F 1 W V . I -- 4 - I I . '
New and 'choice stock of the above just opened for men and boys.
Suits Made to order at short notice on. the most reasonable terms, by first-class
workmen:.
Hosiery, G:,. 4 ' . Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Skirts
in every variety.
FURS Y.
Will open One hundred Setts .Choice New Furs on Thursday, October. 5, for
Children, Misses and Ladies, at pricea that defy competition.
•
THE NEW DEPARTMENT.
A full assortment of reliable patterns for all kinds of Ladies' and Children's
Garments, from Mme. Demorest's .Emporium of Fashions, New York, in various
- Sti. - efriiiid styles. Each pattern put up in an envelope. with, illustrations and full
description how to cut, put together; make and trim the garment.
' This
.Stock of Goods is well 'worth the attention of bflyers,
b ,, ing all new, fresh and and -at prices that canfiot fail to
please.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
interteatt Clothes Washes
T HE AMERICAN WASHER !
PRICE $5.50
The American Washer Saves Money,:
Time , and Drudgery.
The Fatigue of Washing Day no Longer
Dreaded, but Economy, Efficiency, and
Clean Clothing, Sure.
In calling pultll , Iltt etst lon to tl,I Wile ~chino,
a of the invAltnthlt. j 01,tt.0. toot im semt.“l by
any giber wAshing machine yyt iuvented,) are ttr•ro
emit° , rat-d.
It Is the enutlle•t, arc t compact. meet portable,
tn• et eland" I co. ntsuction, most ensl y operated
A eh Id tea yearn old, with a tew hours' ',nutlet.,
ran tlisrui”hly etanplubend and effectually use It.
There Is no ntllnstlug tis scrowe to at•noy, no delay
to adaptli g! It ix always heady for nen I It le n
err et little notifies! It is a ndulature elant, doing
s ore wink and of a better qua lty, than his w eat
slab Tate and curly. Ott • half of thu Isb in -hill
sred by Its Inn and lie clAltes still lout u.
lo a nger than by the old plan of the rut , boArd It
alit a ashy the la•geet Weak. t Three phirtn at a
g th•songhly I In asor tits Litt uu
y it', front Quilt to IL taco`f•sartain or
shrle Handkerchief, are equaby wild, the ca•
ptesty • raliin LITT. E 0 , 511 It eau to fastened to
soy tub and , nken off sit trill.
~\ o HIM t I Or_ (leen t voted nl reju , ll , .e
agioniu wanting :11111.11i11.P. Ihu 11101111 . 11 t this little
•Inacirl e la /men to rcrforta its sunders, all doubts
or Its cleannlog elllcacyln.tl ut lily ere battle:bed and
the doubter and its trrotor at ones bec•ono thu rant
Ili il:0 (11.1,11111 P.
11, hutn to, lio..htls without. 004. seti log forth
te uuuu rails .tlO .otattes ever a I other, awl front
i•nott e t• who I. •I' h aside the tat eh. tly, use.
lees al-t lil bes, So , ich hate sign tat 0.1 e I mi
ell h the I.lh'. promised w pr ;111100ot awl latat
eatiaillag aoopri 11.1'111111
It Was 'Trivet tor. told g :01 a terleger it for
m•ltatlng. The prl u ,t at tlier• trametlitt inducts
Meat to purchaser, lon bee., plea-t 1 no low Hint it Is
wl.lllll the retell at every h torch and then, Is
art! le'Mf tletuestle eetaaany that wilt reply the
small Inv tottneitt so t•enti.
$5.50.
AII 111 kt 1 , 11,0 for thlt (IRE (1' LABOR SAVER,
Inn tolr'trldlo WO glllllllll . 00 00011 11111,41111 e to du
Its wotk p rfo-tly.
:OLE AOLNT, till TOE UNITED STLTEII,
A. , 1) FItAN ISO. S h 00,
5 3 Morkot Ste , It telp.d., PA.
The largo. 4 and clos pest W.IODEM tY Ozli lA/1:131.1
io Booed itato, -
34dttal3In
t. 11% Ifentz ,1.1 Company.
A.. W. BENTZ CO. has just Ire
rem,/ n haaatt nt.• n ork "titlark \'olvtdcrltnl also,
o taiga lino of Wain 'I./morn is now tit. not; I riot,
ranging Fr an 3S to tts roots par yard
'1 ho brat brat d n 1 Mark all/acts ran bn pm ,
rimmed on r and - taltter front A. If ItENTZ a 00.
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Thu hawed eto , •k Iroto tho
cheap ••t to the barb!. " t , colult Ulugham "
A •W. BENTZ & CO., has the largest
A
EIOCk 11'..ter-i•ru t Croaking. Vt,voteenn
Mit ni.k Eittrth. boct7l
A W. BENTZ &CO havo jutiti re
• v d await, ihri4co of In iiiht Awl) rich
culmed ilk Pupil., Ac A. W. BENTZ .CO.,
ALARGE 11)C.of 'Millet and Cash
-410. !Black r.llawlei, double and al• al.', .11. t.
ra 1111,01 nt A W. lIENTZ .3: CO
A .N inuneuse,pile of remnants of fine
chop at
A. W. BENI Z k CO.
AT A. W. BENTZ CO. can be
obi tnk...l the largest itasortmunt or a -'h3 re,
all shade- and color., p. Icon rsdored to 10 soots per
minim, Germantown eo.l, Wool. Stockings, Yarns,
Ji , apliy and cite. p notions of all kinds. -
A VARIETY of lied, cradle and hose
A W. BEN 1 Z 3 CO.
G • •
RAIN BAG'S.—Just received Margo
Amoort of .ho bout qoallty, at 37% conta p..r
piece, at the Cheap St, r • of
Angola 2el. ISM A. W. BENTZ
alnu7llf • .
HB, Feathers, Ribbons, &e.,..jest
1.1 received tit A W. BENTZ & CO.
120etTl
JUST received another extra supply of
,purlur bran dof 111delt AI; odda, Itch, food
h acv. A. W. ItENTZ & CO..
. .
JUST reoeivedatlior large supply_ of
limo beautiful Batten,' In • cloth colors. for
Ladles' mate, at ' A. W. Bb NTZ & CO.
WEhave just received COO, yard of
1, mild Cratill, at coats pen yard, at
tho cheopetore of ' A. W. BENTZ & CO:
1.10ep71
100 NEW FALL SHAWLS, latest
.ty la, of
A.W. 11.15NTZ & CO'B.
Drugs and Fancy Goods,
11011URE AND . UNADULTNRA.TED
A. DRAMs 0 tfl ALWAYS BE OBTAINED AT
J. B. IIAVERATIOK'S.
No. 5 oeuttullanover Street.
- Carlisle, Pa.
N. 41,L-Proseriptlone carefully, :hod accurately
compounded at all times. •
15071tf • T:• . '
AT HIS NEW STORE,
CoZored Silks; 1`
1-'UItS
No. 18 East Main St., CARLISLE
Dry goods, ,te
FALL SEASON !
HOMER, COLEADAY S• CO.,
=I
GlOods for the Fall Season !
DRESS GOODS,
In• Materials and Shacks
Si 1.2 ME. -
BLACK SILKS
Manti 'Velvets
Trimming Velvets !
Tho tied re•gtenl will oir, at private MOO, n lot of
ratutl in tilt• burou.h of Cirhwlu, ott lt lit/Ot,
ppoeir:e r.uld'ry adJoiltr .g pr
'Loomis on the tooth, and Mr. 11olror on the north,
cotaaliti!dg 3U feet u West kr, t, sod 12 fort deep,
running to all alley, and having thereon eto,tod
TWO I OltY MUCK HOUSE an d Intel building,
containing sou. moonlit, ate! a Wash II um., or
Unt,ldo hitvlten. Tho hous, It sup; lied wilt .water
and gad, at,d it itt oxen. ld'ut„ order. Thoto aro
Peaches, Pears, Grapes non Apples un tho lot.
Tenon nosy. For tun her Infurtnntlun, apply to •
S. A. I'AGUE,
2f/wilt(' Carlisle.
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Cloak and Suit Dopartinent. HOUSE FOR SALE.
Tom 101,% . 11140 ml Droa 06E00
Thle ol,pwtruent contnins nll tho Now Styles or
Walking Jackets, Suits and Cloaks,
In the Nowfv4 Materials, and of every price, from
Itto moot Itiofiend° to no, mutt exppnaltre
SHAWLS/ -
Elegant Paisley, sroojio, Paris, do
INDIA NTYIDEr,
Elogant WoolonShawle '
IfOMER, COLLADA.Y & CO.,
1412 and 1414-Chestnut Street
PHILADELPHIA.
2n0713m
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Y'eloiti • P0p,11.7-bs,
SHAWLS without limit
1871
Call at t en [lon to t 11. it
All the'Rove-Illen to
AU tho Now 'Color* In
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All . tho Ando- or
Of Suporb at3le“
Valuable Itpal Estate 'bp
nrrqu, • Auctionoci'
PUBLIC SALT, OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
On Tleursdizy, November 23, 1871
Tim subscribor will sell at public ante. on the
above day, en be promises, .-Ittiated in Nlbidlosex
township. •' miles north orNow Kingston. 6 tulles
east of Carlisle and en tho road leading front Now
Kingston to Starrett's Gap ,, -
A VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL,
on the Coniidogninot crook, having 3 pairs of burrs,
ann a pair of chopping stones. Tide building is of
brick nod st. ne, and 3 stories in height. New gear
hg hn lately been l.ie ed in the ndll. There is a
very heilvy wilter.peeer and but one half of it
Im
proved. I here iS also n 5550 mill on thlsl property,
there .o
NIFTY-NIN% ACRLS OF GOOD LAND,
In a high state of 'culivntion, belonging to IMO
property, 'rho Improvement. runnier of a la, ge y
Story Plastered house, c. ntalniog 8 rooms, Wash
Homo, Smoke House, AC. A good Lank barn, a por
tion orit..having been now ly roofed during the post
Sum u,er. Wruoii Shed, Corn Cribs and allfothor nee.
es.rtry outballtlittg. A well of excellont.•nover.fall.
log water at thtilloor. Th. re 1..ab0 aye ting
or
cLnid of choice trait; ono of tho host in Cumberland
county, that is in fine hearing condition. -
In addit on to the oboes dw. lilt g bourn. tint re is
.notil baud. Homo !waned to tilt 'mill. with a
good : stab o close by. This property will Lo cold to
gether in I arts to stilt vureluttors, as it can be
divided In the best p• aslble.manner.
into to coma, sore at ono o'clock p. m., wheri - nt.
tondan6a wilt be given and terms'lnado known, by
2001.71 ts • ' D. HOOVER, !
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PUBLIC BILE.
Will be sold t pubile sale, on iho' prendres , In
Monroe township, .`ontheri .m 1 county,
On TamilTy, November 210871, •
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following &Torii ed tent es
-tote, !Moth.- property of dttitioiLivingston,drcotised,
composed of throo nieces or tracts of laud :
N.,. 1. Rein, tho mansion tract of land, situated In
said township, al, .ut elm miles smith of Mechanics.
burg, containing 43 acres, mere or Icsa; On this
tract Otero It a Two.Story.tind.a-luilf St , nn Ifonim
and Frame Barn, Story-an I-a half log Ileutoi and log
stably, wagon shed, hog p-n, kc. Two welts of ta
ter on ;Thu tract.
A VALUABLE ORCHARD OF Flan]: TREES,
reelfeting of apples, :peaches, point and chortles.
This to a very that rablo property, and 'well worth
the attention of purchasers.
Co. 2. Being a tract of land adJoining the mansion
tract, from which It In saparatedhy a lane, contains
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES MORE OR LESS.
There Ix on this tract a two-story and a-half fratuo
house and frame kitchen attached, and a frame ido
1, a. Alpo, it wet of Water and lamp on the proth
lam A u orchard or choice fralt_also on VII.. piece.
This nod Co. I will he sold together or soparatirly,
Be sill beat Hull putchaaers.
' N 0.2. Is a pleco of--
Mountain Land,
containing_ 28 acres, well covered a ith thriving
3 snag Chest :tutu a oak t unbar.
Persons wishing to 'vl-w the land hafore the day
ol ante, coo do so by caring at the prOmlxon, or on.
the undersioned, who resides about a half mile from
DilleKurg, York county.
To, me made known and attendance will be given
on tha day at sal. by the undersigned. ho le in-'
vested with full pawn. to make tale and conveyance
to the purchaser or purchase.. „
JAMES E. LIN"! OSTON,' •
Adminktrittor of deceased, and agent and attorney
in fact for tli,o heirx. 2.7130
TOR SALE.—A traot. of land situated
on tlio Omni tad River, In irorpool,township,
erry comity, c ntaining Tu. , ER HU DtiED AND
Elrry ne.ES,lnore or lens, linvine thereon erected
two-nlory brick
,dou In DWELLING HOUSE, ole.
gentlyn
finished; largo two-story ERA 'lf: DWELL
ING HOUSE, and n w cry fine haw° BANK BARN,
110x.60 feel Tho above tract cnO be readily divided
Into govern' faros.-natich rill be on a togtthor or
selittratr, to suit porchneer.
A no, nide, of hind in tbo 1.171.1 township, con
natant; THIRTY ACRES, morn or les., ;tartly
cleared.
Mao, a tract of land do the q odd noel [loot., In
Buffalo township, in the sante county. contalnlif
ON II 11UNILitp t 1 .1/ Fl FTY ACItFS, noire or
loxs. about the half !ming, cl are., having thereon
orColed two log }liaison and It log staelo.
A so, it oi.of or 00.1 in, he horoogh of Liverpool
hieing beitlbo loot, iylol bet.. eon the river and
en. al. notld.a. titer...in err-ted n 11 A„ 1 1 :11011511.
...All to to o Id on loos Y....0ra1& terms nod time
given to suit the porch 'nor
Tito ohm, properties will frpre.l M private
solo nold Ot TOBER 20, 1871 nod If not sold heron,
th.t time, will be mold nt public solo that day in
Liverpool whop and when. the terms will tio outdo
known.
Apply to It. MOSt • litc4loirg, or to J
lITO It ,Jr liorriptlort:
2t1J..71tf
FOR SALE.—A., VALUABI.II 4 ;
Town 1-'roperty: .
(,)n Wednesday, November 22, .1871.
That saleable prop. sty No. 115 West S. uth street,
In the bokolgh of , nr dole, Is for sale
The lot Is 10 toot 4 turbos ni Pont - on South "Aren't,
24n fro t lit depth to West hapel alley. and ?Opin
ing C. Linton nt the east, Sam UPI Wetoel sr., on
ill • ...tel. he 1111 pr, vonvot , vonslst of a two.
soy Brie'. Frost and 11 •es Buil Ingo, rontalnlng.
sir rooms at d n ball, all In good condition,
ho 11:1.114 pas • 0.4 h hr ek,•baelt•g a In th not
and th lot , ontalut o choice o Ire :ret of fr It 'rent'
and hos a nob t of way lii ough the sl•ey tutiolettug
on the ores. Th a Iso eof tire sooti desirable resi
dences in the borough or o small fondly.
If not Hold at pro ate sale, it will Ito exposed at
piddle Halo, nt the Court House. on Wednesday, No.
rentber 22, 1871. nt 1e o'clt eh 11 In.
For further Information apply to Jacob T. Ifeloy,
residing on the ptelnlstit, or to tin attorney.
C. P. 111.131R1C11,
..,2n07 Its No. 21 West High strest,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned offers at private sale, his:farm In
North niddleton township, one one east of Carlisle,
and adjoining the Poor limpid farm. containing 105
to, Wlth ago .d Stone Hourohcantnin ng six rooms,
and a Steno and Fran.. Barn thereon erected and
troll and cistern near the door. An orchard
The chid, font trees In goal bearing condition. The
land sou.d conveniently be divided Into two email
farms, to in good condition, and is well.kuown to bo
nn productive no any lend in Cumberland
For tei nor call on tho undersigned, ro•lding on Mu
premiers, or address hint by loiter at Carlisle, Pa,
Also, n tract of land In Perry county, grown over
with young thriving Chestnut Timber, containing
11 itcro4 Mid 7 perch., bounded on the north by the
Petersburg road, on the east by la id of Dr, Herman,
on lho west by land of -annml Bear, on the south by
road and clear field on top of mountain, and three.
fourth i f n mile irom the tavern, on Sterrett's Our,
Red about 83 milt, front the farm
31.071tf JONATHAN HOLMES.
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
PRIVAT4.SALS.
Thu uteltralgued offer+ hltirhousL kind lot at prlii
vete .11., shout.-d un Wet.t South trout, No. 0.
The lot is 38 feet front on South street, and 240 feet
deep. and Irontlog an an alley, 00 feet, !intuit there•
on erected a FINN TWO—TORY Fltasll.: HMIS
rased with brick, with 11 good bark build! , g. end a
logo rodent at the btek door, and n nal:entailing
well re writ., at the front. door. Al.. a five hake
w dt nap endld oven In It, bath bonito, car
riage boo. ti.gethera Ith all nece.ar, our buldlngs
and all Io good repair. Thu lot k covered with the
chow. et fink all kinds Poisons I,IIIIIIIIK to view
the propertY, am do so by call rug 011 thu ownor,
ru
alding ou the preinlati3
U. IL CORNELIUS
MEM
D ESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
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T Ile andel" ielled fliTela at private sale. that voty
denlr.ble double t wo4tory Brxk House, altulted on
East high !qr. ot, In the borough of Cat lisle, bounded
Ito fel lea 01,1110 north by ail alley, on tho Knuth
by East High nt.eot, oo thy cart b, the county
nod on the wont bit , 4 11111111:1 Mahn en or The lot in
61 feet to rr by 240 foot In depth Tin Inoue, re
cently occupied by ,tonuol llopblfrn, jr. in one ,of
tin , finest In rite borough, gun and water in ink
trodno.”l, and the I ulldlng is Tainted In the very
bent nit le of a , chltectoro.
The 'lnvert will be mold on eihrontageous tonne,
o eilyperhon whiblon . to.hulChilliE,... Yoe further
will:llium roll oil or unlike.
EERIE
MNMEIMMI
PRIVATE SALE.
NO, 35 WEST LOUTIIER STREET
EliMi=2 !
MIMS]
Fancy Furs
LADIES' FANCY FURS •
JOHN FARERIA, -
.718 Arch street Middle of the Block,
Between 7th mid Bth streets, Booth suds, •
PLIILADELPIIIA. •
Importer, - Alan ufac t utarr and Dealer In all kinds and
quality et
• Fancy Furs
For t adios' end Children's Wear
Having !Inputted a very large and eplond assort ,
inept of All the different' kinds of Furs from Bust
hands In Europe, end hare had then, made tip by
the most skillful workmen, would respectfully Invite
the readers of this paper to call and OkllllliTlO his
very large slid Lexutllid as•ort anent or Feticy Fors t
for Ladies and Children 1 ant determined to soil at
as lour prices as any other respe. table house in this
c:ty - All Furs wairauttal No tnlstepresentatlon to
effect odes . • JOHN FAREINA,
WM 715 Atch Street, Philadelphia . , .
Cheap Coal.
rIHEAP COAL 1
k-1-----,_
LAY IN YOUR WINTER COAL.
Tho undersigned praribm,s to fornltili Ihmlllos and
itidhtdunle with coal at ottronoly low prices. .
110 Is prppored to furnish nil tho varieties of Hard
andlioft chain, guareg.toeing tho cool roeuivod to be
the coal ordered, and accurate.in
•
•Farraers and Glinebnriums along the Ilno of tho
Cumberland Valley railroad, will bo ,subjilled at
moderate rates.
It will be to tho edvantarre of. purchasers to call
n Venire purchasing elsortharo. . '
110 raommtfully a Melt, a [Mare' or public patron
ago. Orders promptly lilted.
GEORGE ZINN,
Carlisle, Ca
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