Mihtland Cob nty1.1t0,4,!1
1711MeriAlGr, - ,.T.a:Ft r Any
,Ny.vEn again will so fine,. wares be 8014
eo low as at Blair's.
~. • •
BEE the• list Of advertised' litters
whibir4Poiteri in aiaotheraolutrin.•
" Ruvuma° .IT" is the subject on.
which Mark Twaiii will lecture on the
evening of the . tworitpeecond, -
U
ties wore:;sold by the
Bhicriftlasti.Friday. , We have been un
able to obtain a,list•ofthoin. ,
Bwoi..i—We Wore visited with another
enow'`on Mondiy last. It fell I to the
depth of about six inches, and the mu
sic of the "merry sleigh.bells 6 :-is'heard
I on every hand.
-
Lnnax
Hou.—Mr.' Ell Bushman, of
Penn township, this county, Slaughtered
porker on Thursday last, that weighed
dWI pounds.' Good for Penn. Who call
heat it'?
trIE pl:CSellt is n .splendid tinie tb
subscribe for VIE HERALD. g 2.00 nor
minim in ailvatica, - --. pond along your
name, with the necessary funds, 'and try
the paper for'one . year.
— 7717. - calithuitipitrn - serenailers - were - out
in full force a few nights since, treating
a newly married couple to au extempo
raucous serenade. From such music as
they were, producing, deliver us,
Tim Board of School Directors have
had all the old desks removed from the
school rooms, and 'now ones supplied in'
their place. The 'desks were built by
Messrs. Gardner & Co.
EYtELLENT BAND.—GOrtOn's Silver
Coruot itaud, composed of ladies and.
gentlemen; apd attached to the New, Or.:
leans Minstreisi regaled our citizens with
delielous — tirtiale - du - rin - g - their-sojourn-in
ciur town.
'SECURE youn TICKETB.—CaII on the
lecture committee at once, and secure
your`. pekes for Mark Twain's lecture
ou the twenty-second. J. H. Hosier,
ri A. Blair and John G. Orr, lecture com
mittee.
Pinta Llquojm—To those of 01'r citi
zeiis who are in need of a superior_arti
cle of liquors, wines ur brandies, we
would recommend the old and popular
wholesale and retail establishment of
John * Hannon, No. .-11. South llanovm
street, Carlisle. See card.
..COMING.—Those poWar followers of
the burnt cork art, Illevrs. Dnprez &
Benediet's minstrel troupe, will give one
of their gran * d entertainments in Rheum's
Hall, this . (Wednesday) evening. If you
wish to enjoy a hearty laugh, pay them
a visit. Far particulars see small bills.
OYSTER SUM:R.-An oyster supper
will be given in the Guod Will Hall, on
Thursday evening; ,Tanuary 18. It will
be similar to an entertainment given in
the same place, Elude' the superintind
end° of His same persons, olio year affu.
Tickets fifty centseach.
11notlimmoon.—At an election re-
cently held by Cumberland Circle, No
38, B. U. (11. F.) C. of A.., the following,
officers *ore elected to servo for the
ensuing term : C. W.—C. F. Shower ;
C. J:—C. 19. Hall ; C. F.—A. F. Mock ;
H. H.—L. Rathgueb ; W. of U.—Jos.
A. Green, and W. of N.—Jno. M. Green.
THANif.B.—IIon. J. P. Wickersham),
State Superintendent of Common
Schools,. will please accept thanks, for
copies of his report of theicommou
schools, of the Commonwealth of Penn
aylVania; for the year ending June 5,
1871. Also thu annual report of Soldiers'
Orphans, for the year 1871.
•Mena TwAm—The fourth entertain
ment Of the " Cotirse" will be a lecture
by ,_"Mark Twaiii," in Rheem's Hall,
Monday evening, January 22, at 8 o'clock.
We need not urge our citizens to go and
hear this popular humorist, for we know
they will not miss this the last and only
:opportunity of hearing the author of
"Moment's Abroad."
Mawr—The authorities had the "bum
mer brigade," out in force on Tuesday
• morning, ,shoveling off the pavements
around the Public Scoareß. We would
just ." here remark and the truth it is
plain," that those mono individuals
might, also, be compelled to clean all
the crossings throughout the borough.
Give them plenty of employment, and
they will soon steer clear of Carlisle.
CROTCH VNTERTATTIMENT.—Tho Phil
harinenie at the
urgent requmit of a large number of
eitimms, will give a grand concert in
Good win. na, 'on' Mcinday evening
next, Jahhvi4 15. This Agsociation ix
,already,so.well known iu this commu
nity, that it would he useless to adver
tise theth fiiyther. Pay , them a visit on
this occasion, and you will never have
oocasion to regret it. Admission, 25
cents, entertainment to commence at
half past. seven,: o'clock:
Ice.L-Our.towngnan,.A. H. Blair, in
forxds 118 that ho finished packi ng,ice in
.7.7ldii. inZillah. ice _lmmo. _nn Fp'etiudity
last The building along the line of the
C. v.. 4. it., in ,the vicinity of the gas
works, has a capacity of 800 tonii, and
is packed with large blocks of ice, meas
uring about 5 feet in length, and 24 in,
width, Mid - from 10 to 15 inches in thick-
Mesa. I.digt Fall, Mt. Blair purchased
the 'iC6,..libuse of David Rhoads, esq.,
situ ' ttted on North College street ext. Udell,
"
holding between 600 and 700 tons. The
gentleman also intends lllitgg this ba ild
log rith ice forfog neictimininee's °unsure p-
Mon. On Battiril4 last, 'bre. Blair had a
largc block of ice as flue as we ever saw,
exhibition . in front of oun
`snecatie to the new entuprise,
'idea liOe:tid" fitre the E7.i`il)l4
of ice miming "short" during the
‘iirented'tem" 'of 1E172.
WE' wpttirl call the attention, of the
trade to. Bic announcement, in anotho‘r
f ''Teelliainn' of Messrs. Hood, Bnnbright
• koS; of.Phileaelphia: . This f rin are now.
located in their handsome, now building
onMM4Mt street above 'Eighth, and
ox
'igfitra'col'dinl'invitation to their friends
and the trade generally to call .and • hi
,. spectAlthir. - establishment. Owing ',to.
their, stendlly , increasing !trade . !the did
• establishment •on Market , Street bel4w
Sixth, although one of the most comniol
dious of its hind in ialli!ritlelp,b in, V*
moot Clio
requlrements of :their Nast bteineas," and
yarlylist Spring -ground was. broken for
• ha new and palatial 'structure; nbw oe
, cupled y Messrs. . Hood, Bonbright
Co. In the construction' of 'thole, new
building, wldoh•is now the largest store;
oritEi i ffind in.Philtidelphia, - the firm have
.+4 t sek thorookhlY:re-Oirganized and sp,terr i a•- •
tized varions , departments as to
41n1roid '94l°.
for insipooting • ,the -immense
find D.pniestiO:Dry
• •Poodilj hoWheinS„,nrr,anged for *'the
fip 'rink present of largely,
inonlased (I c ittu A DA4:c ! .g9cidsqf tple,
it is gnitifying'for us.todie able to inalbi
• this anliounn9niCAA)lin4liig the iintoi-"
• • pale • fititi...enq g t , - of this,
• ) . iilieSesc ' attertitll
„
i'Ytll4ll 7 l`iiitlON OF OFFICERS.-ThO folf
••
niWily-elected officers of. blarloil
Council Junior 0. U. A. M., wore ra.RH
toijhe — tin§sllllg pour, by
W. 11. Burlcliolder P. c. C.—J. S.
Piggott ;V. C.-4-N. 111., all ;R. S.—U.
S.—J. E.,Alfiensi,..F.
B.:llofroitur;
Sipe,
hard ; J. S.—J. P. Yeingst ; 0. &—J.
, t, N. Hardy, and J. P. C— W. R. Burk-
Itolder. •
BALE,BILLe.—As the soasol,for
sales'is 'alnrost hero, ri'wbuld
announce ‘ 4 to tpctheinOTosqd" thr . Lt wo
are •ftilly prepared to ci4eOOto every size
bill, from a triple-sheet to the diminu
tive short notice and on as
,reasonable terms as any other establish
ment iii the Valley. Persons having
bills printed at this ; ollicoq yiU receive a
gratuitcus notice of the same until the
day of sale. If you have any bills to
print, :end wish 'them gotten up in a
" knobby" style, give us a call.
• - •
NEW ORLEA ' NS lllcss • uvLB. This
celebrated troupe held, forth iu Rheern's
Hall, on Saturday and Monday evenings,
to large and delighted ii,udiences. This
troupe during their stay sustained their
already well-earned• reputation, and kept
the audiences in a lively mood and in a
roar of laughter during the entire even.
ing. There was ne staleness about the
jokes perpetrated, but everything was
now and original,.and in perfect keeping
with the present times. We - doubt if
over the Mill was tilled with a larger
audience, taking the weather into con
' sideration, than on Monday evening,
owing to the unsurpassed excellence of
Saturday evening's entertainment.
There is not, a single , objectionable fea
ture in their wit'and humor We be
-speak for them - a - large - tut - thence - on their
return to this place.
LIST or PATENTS.—The folkiwcilg
patents welt issued from the U. S. Patent
Office, to citizens of Pennsylvania, out
sido of Philadelphia, for the week ending .
January 3, 1872.
Reported for TOE HERALD by'Alex
ander F. Mason, solicitors of patents,
005 seventh street, Washington, D. C.
Pipe tongs, Wm...IL Downing, Sham
burg.; last, John CI. Foot, Clearfield ;
Metallurgic furnace, Jas. L. Hamilton,
Pittsburg ; hose coupling, Edward ti:
Kennedy, et al, Eh mingham ; boridg
machine, Z. C. Phillips, Allegheny city ;
fire plave, .Tolin Smith, Pittsburg ; fifth
wheel, It. I). Wilson, Pittston ; tnyre,
Thos. !SIMI, Erie ; grain cleaner and
separator,:i Gei, Carter, Lewisburg
sand pump and reel for artesian wells,
.T. Fleming, Shaniluirg ; sieve rmr
and separating inacliinei,' ° T.
Nieliol,on, Tit ; cider mill, D. 'l'
Willson; Hat risburg ; car coupling, Geo
Wordon, Pitt:daft]. "
'lu•rmca Sllllroti n S LIFE, DEATH, AND
PROGRESB.—in a late 'lumber of The
Bookworm, an English periodical de
voted to the exlmniatiim of old and
curious publications, we met with' this
curious prophecy, WI Men in the year
14(5, and republished in 1641. 'Flue lit
eral fulfillment of many of its predie.
Owls- invest it, with so much interest
that we give some extricts. Time
"rhyme" and rythin is inure defective
than the "reason :"
Carria'ges without horses shall go, I.
And accident, fill the world with woe
Around the world thoughts shall Ily,
In the twinkling of an eye. 2.
Water slitarytet more woaders do ;
Now, stranke, yet shall be true• ,
The world upside down shall be,
And' gold found at the root of tree
Through hills men shall ride,
And uo horse or ass be at his nido. 3
Under water men shall walk ;
Shall ride, shall sloop, shall talk. 4
In the air men shall be seen
In Lite, in black, in green. 5
Iron in the water shall float
ensy as a wooden boat. 6
Gold shall be round, and found
In a land that's not now known. 7.
Fire and water shall more wonders
do. 8.
England shall at last admit a Jew. 9
'Fhe world to an end shall come,'
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
1. Railroad cars. 2. The telegraph.
3. Railroad tunnels. 1.: Sub-marine ap
paratus. 5. Balloons. 6. Iron steam
ships. '7. California. 8. Steam 9. A
Join admitted to tho English Parlii
ment.
iThrrnicc CoN VENTION.-011 Thursday
afterMsin last, the District Convention
of the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion, convened in the !first Piesbyterian
church. The following is the Order of
exercises that was fully carried out :
Afternooll --Devotional exercises, from
1 to 2.30,'p. tn. ; bosiness of organiza
tion, from ft to 4 p. m.
Ecening—The object of District Con
vent ioisr-7tecirretcr flrUlTdift - fillT — ortre
Association of the_ p..
our religious work—" How shall it be
made more effective 880 p. in.
rriday morning—Devotional exercises,
0 to 0.80 ; Qualifications of an Effective
Association, 0.30 to 10 80 a. m ; what
steps shorill the Y. M. C. A., take in'
regard to temperance, 10.80 to 12.
_lfleruonn—llevutiona] exercises, 2 to
2.30 p. In. ; the must successful mode of
conducting out door. exercises, 2.30 to
3 . .30 p. tn..; tract distrilmtionmut mission
meetings, 3.30.
Eve?...tny-I)ovotinnal . exorcises, 7 to
7.30: ; porsointl work ;tint conntiorntion
to Christi 7.80 to 9 li. ni. . . ,
Tho : rollowIng named dolugatos wero
iu attendatice:, Roy. B. A. Taggart and
Prof'. doldis6n, Stat6' Foci:naive Com,
ndttee, Pittsburg ; Rev. Niltis, D..' E.
Small :thcl , if. Ifatigliniall`, York .Tas.
s- Alclthight and IT. .E.
Clunbersburg ; E., J. Forney and 11ov:
,Geo.diglor, Sliiilionsburg., All,, titO
mittisterm of this 13°11)(1040re in attOud
mance.
• •
The cicereisca Were unusually in(otest.,
ing, and well attended by our citizenti;:
'particularly at the evening. Sesfilons:•
The ..Vhilharinonhi Muskal A`sfiociation,
entertained the audience with choke
male in the • cveniiigtyfor, Whieli:lind:
miss the Association would -tako. tills.
inethiid ; et. retailing the6i:'tlieir : sincere
thanks. i 1 The. - audience was highly
.figl44 with the vbealinstroynontal
music rendered by Profespor Joirroo, of
carried ' 4w . , Eiy9 tho,
speetatera • with - "musk sweatest,
notes." , ,
The Convention atljo rn ea ! on „Fficlnk
to, meet at' 'Shipi;onginirg, oq
Uturday, the sixth 'lustful ng
.te, t previous adjownmont, slip-Cotriven,
tion tpet ih tpilPre . sbytorian , chq , 9ll,
.Blitip'ensburg,, on. Solurday. afternoon,,‘ ,
1.3 f - coh-'
4inued 1.1..;E:44,4, AiiiteV
J. C. • Stook ? A. A. Line Stpd A.,
Veaidon,„.aiConchiii keoin
Visliboitititin Pr this place . The .Cppvep.
, .
`tiori exercises_ on Sabbath
Bvonini, l and
.Gottysburg•p4on theoiglith'instapt. . •
• REetemEn.-t-MriellniPsborn, • the
gentlemanly and oftleient conductor. 911
,
the South Mountain tuie r iek;
signed his position. Mr. Samuel Hai:
erstiek„ - brakeman, of thin borough, has
boon appointod,id his
,01613. • ,
ConnT.=The regular term of the
January court began on Monday morn
ing last. His Honor B.'n Junitin, being
in attendance. We are unable to publish
any of.ihe proceedings this week„ but
will 'present theni, in full in our next
ll=
-K. ova Pi Tine Friends' Lodge, No.
56, elected the following officers on
Friday evening, December-2.,-:to serve
for the ensuing six months': W.
P. Sipe ; V. C.—Jesse Humor ;
A. Hippie; 'L S —W. Hastings ; 0. B.
P. Monyer ; R. B.—D. M. C. firing ; F.
S.S. R. Claudy ; B. —G. G. Dosh ;
Rep. to G. L.—L. B. Brenneman.
A. Y. M.—AL an election for officers,
held on Tuesday evening, December 27,
by Cumberland Wm' Lodge, No. 197,
the following persona were elected to
serve for. the ensuing year, : W. M.—D.
M. C. Griug ; B. W.—J. Mason
heimer ; J. W.—Lew. A. Smith ; Scare
tary, Theo. Cornman and Treasurer, J.
Livingston.
A norm' school for the benefit of the
colored population bas been opened in
the room occupied by one of the eoliired
day schools, and Mr. W. 0. Myers,
teacher of the male school on East Lop
ther street, has been placed in charge,
Tho roma is thronged nightly with
colored folks of both sexes anxious to
learn. Right.
PERSONS having sale bills printed at
THIS OFFICE, will rebeive a notice of the
same in these columns until the day of
sale.
Bills for-the following sales have been
the past week :
By Aaron Smith, in Fraukford town
ship, 7 miles west of Carlisle, on Thurs
day, February 99, horses, cows, farming
utensils, &C.
By Daniel Keller, sr., in Centreville,
on the Walnut Bottom road, 10 miles
from Carlisle, extensive sale of personal
property, 'consisting of horses, cows,
young cattle, &c.
By W. • P. Sadler and Isaac E. Wire
luau, assignees of John Bolen, on the
premises in Mifflin township, 21 miles
north of Oakville, on Wednesday, Jan
uary 31, horses, cows, sheep, &c.
Tan Weekly Patriot, by Messrs. Myers
and Brown; Harrisburg, Pa., came to
hand last week, enlarged to a 9.column
and bearing other evidences of improve
ment. The Weekly Patriot is furnished
at $2.00 per annum, or at reduced prices
to clubs, as follows : Four copies for $7,
10 copies for $l5 ; 110 copies fo - r $5O. For
information regarding the, paper, Pee
specimen copies which will he forwarded
On application.
'ran TerallNin Re/30(MT, Chambers
berg, Franklin county, greeted its
patrons on New Year's morning in a
bran now dies, and very materially in
creased in dimensions— The Repo.litory
is now ,me of the largest. weekly papers
published in the State, and is conducted
with commendable vigor and ability.
We can congratulate our neighbor on
the appearance with which it
starts out in the New Year.
LECTURE.—The third lectlre of
the "Course" was an elocutionary
entertainment by Hon. William Par
sons, subject Richard Brinaey
Sheridan. Rheem's Hall was filled with
a rilliant and appreciative audience on
the occasion. The-lecturer, a gentleman
of commanding presence, was liStened
to with the utmost attention throughout;
and at times the nudienao-was convulsed
with laughter while the speaker was
relating some of the numerous anecdotes
connected with the life of the renowned
Irish orator, playwright and wit, Sheri
dan. The eloquent passages were re
ceived with rounds of lipplautiliy the
delighted audience. Everybody was
pleased, and we think the.Lectute Com
mittee were exceedingly fortunate in
securing his services.
TUE January number of the Pennsyl
vania School Journal appears iu a now
dress of beautiful, clear-cut type. It
contains the thirty-eighth annual re
port from the Department, showing the
present, condition and remarkable de
velopment of our 'common school sys
tem ; an article on " Condueting Recita
tions," by Prof. Wm. F. Phelps, of
Minnesota ; "The Swedish School Sys
tem," by Mrs. 'Anna. Randall Diehl ;
"Programme and Time:rabic' for.an
Ungraded School," by Hon. MI-A.-New
ell, State Superintendent of Maryland ;
"The School Question in Europe," by
Hon. 11. G. Northrop ; with full Editorial
departrilent, interesting miscellany,
book notices, and publishers' depart
meta. Do you read an educational
journal? It' a Teacher or Director, here
is what you need. Begin with the New
Year. Subscription price,sl,;lo .. ;, to
criibs' ol'live or mare, sl.° .i Add ruse
J. I'—Wickersham & Co., Lancaster Pa.
LION. A. A, SAIWENT, 1j Ldllican
Member of Congress at present, is to
811COOCCi Mr. Cole, aw California's U.'.3.
Senator. .
Dn. Jauss lir,Costt, president of
Prince't on CoIleg?, in his ittinufbl state
ment says that there are now three
hundred and eighty students on the roll.
Thu college has licit fellows, each with a
salary of $OOO a year, pursuing higher
studies in philosophy, science or litera
ture in Princeton, New York, Edin
hitrglf, anti Berlin.' `Thu sum of $120,-
0011 has boon subscribed to build a new
libritry; 'the building fur -Which is being
erected as rapidly as possible. An effort
'is being made to increase the salnAes of
professors' to
,$B,OOO each per annum,
for which, purpose Nr..'llobort Bonner
has subseribed'sll,ooo,
[ANNOUNCE - MO:TS.)
WORTHY or NoTu.—An exchange says
there is saitelpa (14 passes that we do
not henr, eitherlinm persons coming tut
our (Alice 'or in some Other way;, of the
success of Johnison's .4'innlyne Liniment
id triiiMfre of niiiighS'ai4 colds, s 4 "pro
valen t, 'about town just, new:
can benefit tins:readers 'of Tun
IlriUtir;n; Par Son's
Purgative Pills to botho best anti-bilious
medicine in the country, we are willing
to , do 90. Wediavelhad about he good a
- oauce . tolpovrati,any ono.
To, CII.IOKEN RAISERp,
. , cl9viged oopoidorlliOn4hintlon
tL 019 foisqs, I am
Invpitre.4l , ip pp* o,:dpii for "the follow
jog ; varieties, of eggs. • quArao,tpod Sp
1 c li; ;q / °r9 5 g1 )•' 1 ) F 04 " 1113 every. in"
Vor . Aoz . . 'sl
• pmiclit alpnaProMa: . •
, ,2
Ifoodlin ~ 63daidila nod ktifile.:(l,)'
C90 1111 1,Vk01ui...: " 4". • 1
IrounpoTurkoy,. • ".
I '
` . t ' 1 . 21, sheet,
• 6411100;;Pa.
FIAT sabls .to, be oaUed. by, CominO
slow Porter, auctioneer
Febrilary' 21, 'by Jacob Miler, at
Mount Rock , . • •
February 23;14 Wm: Ritnor, Penn,
township,. • .
February 27, by geOrge Washmood,
'Weitiennsborougb.' ,
February, 29, by B. W, Diller, West
pennsborough•
March by J. J. Efford, Westponne
borough. .
'March 8, 'panic! Green,Arestrnns
bOrougb.
Mareli 12, Jacob' Donor, Westpenne-
borOugh.
March 18, David Mayberry, .iArbst--
'ennsborough.
March 11, Mrs. D. Hikes, Westpenns.;'
borough.
A FRESH lot of cocoanuts and oran
berries at' Hurnricle s; • \
JUST received 100 boxes of raisins
very iovi, at Hcanian's, No. 88 East
Pomfret. street.
Cirs'rEas at Emrich's. Families
supplied at the shortest notice.
PRIME fresh cider at Ilumrich's.
— IV you wish a servizable -- platform
wagon, go to Nagle & Smeltz, on South
Pitt street, a few doors south of the
C. V. R. R. depot.
. 21sentf.
READ THIS
If you wish to purchase a nice present
for your sister, or some other man's
sister, go to J. H. Wolf's, No. 18 North
Hanover street.
Plinfit buckwheat flour, oven dried
corn meal at Ilumrieh's.
CitrOli j lqinon peel, prunes,
figs, pared and unpared peaches, at
Hoffman's, No. 88 East Pomfret street.
THE flour sold by J. L. Meloy always
reliable Try it.
WANTED- IMMEDIATELY
•d boy to learn the blacksmithing.
_Call at the Carlisle Carriage Factory, on
ho corner of Pitt and South streets.
A. B. SIIL'ItK,
4j a 1 2t Proprietor.
LOST !
On or about the seventh of Dor4gtuber
last, in this borough, the barrel oT.--1
Sharp's four-shooter. The Under will I.i.
rewahled upon returning the so me to
TIIIH OFFICE.
CASH BUSINESS
, flitand after the first of March - next,
I intend to do a CASII MithteNS, with all,
NFttliont respect to persons. By this ar
rangement, strictly carried out, T will be
able to gtll groceries at reduced prices.
All persbns knowing themselved indebted
to the undersigned by book account of:
otherwise, are mgently requested to
make payment before the first of March,
1872. G. B. lIovi:NtAN,
No. 88 East. Pomfret street.
4ja79tf
CLOSING 012'1
At the Central dry goods store, an
other4reat reduction in prices of all
kinds of dry goods, shawls, blankets,
coverlets, counterpLes, table linens,
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, sattiuetts, jeans, &c.
Now is the time to secure. ,groat bar
gains iu all kinds of Winter goods, as we
are determined to close out our entire
stock of woolens by the first of January,
1872. You can save at least $0 per ebut
by calling at the Central for bargains in
dry goods and furs of all kinds. _
LEIDICII & MI LUSH
SOMETHING IVORTH KNOWING.
Where to find the best, assortment of
goods suitable for Holiday Presents.
The most fastidious fan be suited at J.
11. Wolf's, No. 18 North Hanover street.
Both hi'point of price and style, go see
his assortment. Ram 11. WOLF.
SPECIAL NOTICE
All persons' knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned, either by
note or book account, will please call
and settle the same without delay, and
oblige - LEI,DICH 4; MILLER.
FOR prime Havana oranges aml
lemons, go to Humrielt's.
BEST 124 cent stittm• in town n t Meloy's
V!esISON just rua•ivud ut Iltnrieli'g
; 4 ' Itititints, curl:ants and citrons Nheap at
Meloy's.
Comnuris made into snitches, chig
nons, euys, frizens, arc, nt Madame
Rotes.
IIME:1
Hum lout is receiving, daily, fresh lots
of (hied fruits such as peaches, hired
and unpared, blackberries, eurrnids,
seeded and unseeded chortles, applim
- VEKY
_LATEST 2. _
J. .I.r. Won', No. 18 Ijorth
street, has just retained coin thd East
with a very large Rad carefully selected
stock of fancy good., suitable fur Christ
mas pit:scats.
FOR SALE
large Hart% II i, in good condition
and will be Hold On-ap. 1111111110 at De
vinney's grocery utoue, On \Vest Malin
+Arent.
STILL 111101. bur lul or choice tel Wheat
at Moloy'H.
JUST received a large assortment of
fancy toys, suitable for the holidays, at
Noirinan s, Nu. 88 East Pomfret street.
DuEssz!lD poulta•y al way:4 ou haund, it
1:W11111011's.
11UP4C13 , 41EIVI . flour at llolllitan'n gr , rf , ry,
No. 88 Etoit l'oninvt area.
JUST received a °twice lot of mackerel
at Hunitieli's. • ,
13wErrzEd'and AoKrican olieoso al
ways on blind,' at I I tnrloles.
APPLE and peach taitt4n. at.llu!n•iielea
,
Go to Humrieh's for Irish and Sweet
potatoes;, 01110115 j , apples, pumpkins,
chestnuts, peanuts, grapes,
DON"i'. BE UMBLIC4C , BII
but buy the best ntuvas• that ,have over
been in the Market, and pronounced su
Wall who, have thcin in use, the Ameri
can BaSe Burnet• mid" Base Heater, the
Radiant Fire Place Heater, and the Cabi
net Range with hot closet. Call at W.
Fridley's Stove store on Hanover . street,
4nd see the endless , variety of stoves and
house-furnishing goods.
PRIME mince ment.nt
,
A. valtiOlO juijuiro of
Sour? MILLER (Merchant.) • .
' 7de071.41
„
Lyra , rind droned poultry,alwaye on
'hatuLat t . 7de071 ,
•
~" vnnit ' cheap grocorloe or any
thingirept in , n; first-class. grocery, cull
, nt'Hoffman'e, East.Romfrot !Arent!, '
..,7doo7ltr
NOTICE.- 1 4, -.
All ;portions knowing themselves in
debted to C. Inhoff by book account or
othorw iso, aro requested' to make pay:
mont before the first; of : January, 1872,
,after which time all accounts will be
plaod in'the hands 'Of a proper :Olken .
for collection. ,
• A cash business only done atteduced
paces. • 13dec71
TWENTY bbls onions just—received nt
Ilunirich's.
FOR RENT.
The largo second story front rooth ou
the cooler, over Leidich &Ihn's dry
goods store. • .
For'terms inquire of Loidici' &Miller.
MIO7Itf
Iv you want a hice pound of honey, go
to '
SITOULDEI6, sides, dried beef; beef
tongues, sugar cured tnuns; whole or
sliced, pickled and, canned oysters, at
Humrieh's.
You that kill pigs and make sausages
want good pepper to season with. J. L.
Meloy has it, strictly pure. Odec7l
Fon Irish potatoes, go to Iluinrielf s.
lie has Seven, differ Ont varieties, which he
suit purchasers.
Tux Senseman Shop is still in full
blast. If you want good carriages, bng
gies, spring wagons or sleighs, go to We'd.
SOIISCIIIaII, at his old place on North Pitt
street. , !Moil tf
NFriv — Londtin Layers," Valentia and
Seeciles'c 'Raisins jirpt received at Hain
-7d0c71
Fon cranberries, Atmore's mi ode meat,
call. at. Hoffman's grocery, No. Sti East
Pomfret street.
PATENT GATE
At Dinkle's MaThiner - Sliop,
place, can be seen one of the best practi
ca} Farm Gates ever invented. It does
not require any hinges. It opens two
ways. IC - never rides in the mud and
can be raised to swing deiar over snow
drifts and other obstructions that are
not over twenty-four inches high. It is
offered for sale to all who need gates at
the following low prices. •
For - each farm right, $2.00 ; fur each
township right, $20.00 ; for each county
right, $150.00.
Gates made to order of any Kim , or
style desired, and satislaiition goaran
. teed in all case::. Will exchange twirl
tory for a good horse. Call on or ad
dress F. I)iNlci n.
Also, 1 Wilson and 4 Wile.ix &
Sewing .Machines for sale cheap.
2noil tt
Nom I
All persons indebted to I leery- Sax toil,
prior to the first of January, 1t470,,Ar0
hereby notified to call immediately, and
settle:their indebtedness with him be fine
the first of January, 1872. If nut at
tended to by that time, the accounts of
eviry one, irrespective of person, will be
placed in the hands of a proper officer of
the law for col luctiou. Meaux SAXTON.
2tioe7ltf.
Legal Soh:ces
E X ECUTOR'S NOTICE
Notice hi novelty given i but hitter/ y,
on tin lout will and trial...out of Cnthurine
Mooglior, lot n or route Minn elon tons nob il,.Jr
etintoitl, have Inien grout's to the unilorni_ion.il
relining In the towi ship All pyritous Intruig
eking , ligninst. 001.5 rialto NVI:i pluton, prinisin 11. ,
SAM, ion not d0n...LA.1 tiloB.llsuch hued Ar. reipluSlod
to nisi, pityintint witlu , ttl
EL HOF 1 , 31.1 N,
14W. hannutor.
ESTATE NOTlCE.—Lettors of ad
nainktrullon ulth the will 1111/lAOII on dm
uotate of John Into Cr the borough of Car•
huh, thwomuul. having been honed by tlw
or Conthurland count,, to rile muloottidnuil rusbl.•t
in nail borough: All poituons k ~,,,,,,,, thotmelvrw
intklotril i bald nil 111 V', paymeot, 1•1111
thosu having 01011 no t thom ilr
tlintreattil far 14.ttlentunt to C,
Wrst Maln strrut,
14,10 tat - Administrator C. i . A
VV . XECUTORS' NOT 1 CE.—No cc is
.
hereby git en that letters tentamentary on the
senate of John Brindle, Irate or ?leen. tett-11011p d,
droned, 11050 been grouted ti the unde,nagneal r e .
sidling' near Churrhtown, in the name.townehle, All
per,o of, tinting daunt against sald notate ors re
quested to orenent the snub for settlemettt,, and
tliZole indebted to intik, payment without delay.
PETER BRINDLE,
JESSE II UNDIAL •
4J0n72-6t. Executor,
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CkELIRLY., Pt., 1
Jantotry 2. 1872.
' At a Special Mooting of the Town Cutwicil 01 the
lit/tough ureal lisle, held Tuesday evening, nt,ry'
2, 1972, thu following resolution/1 were
Resolved, l'hat tug rolleetor, Joshua }Paget, be
hereby lout...fed to proceed at mice, according to
law, to co 1.6 E Ills (edam elf lily 1.1. 11 , 7
end that /in be regnllicil itu settle hit to count u qt.]l
thirty days. from titim dote:
leered red, That tax collevlot , tl. 11. him loirt, lie
hereby in , triu led to proceed at o a
Ittw, ,to e• bl4lll/1,1 or 111.. dup nce licate ter I,
11111 i (lout he nitittired IO mull° lit. account within
roxly date loon thi. date.
le etoleed, 9 hat thine teselotioi s
the .leitricon l'iohmteet and Om
( Attest,/ 1,11W19 MASON it 11111 Ile.
4Ja72it Secretary of Cozpormien
untlerhigned, agent Sur I)avid
hula.,dec• 1.1,1 ,1,111/Lirto I, Li, Lehi
.lil null lit gristly reduced calk tales, Ids
largo idecK of
nA't 0118,
L A DIES' AI,N it L NT LEM I.:N'S IL 115 ‘,l ANIMA' F
. 111UNKS, I .A LIS 5,
TR.% ELLINU SAT.II SI S,
ROBES,
1111=111!111
and a lau'au varluty of Slottut u
_
itt• alock 111 to ri Id out.
+o any olio dviiiihig to r.mtiliml till, 1.0111...4. A
lease up hill. 01.1c...1011A C.l Ito for n I•untl.v. or
•
./ Anil! 110A8.
No 4 }Loth Ihtt..vot. /11‘...rt, .41.111.,Ft• the Cott qs.
litlionit Batik, Curtis.. Pot.
l'eniontt km. log I lionvels,t , to bo liololgotl eel
oloaso call mid sent„ ilo.eo ore,,, „
017'2.3111.
Vick's Fleprrst Guide
VICI 'S
F (Lit I, GUIDE
,'OIt 11172.
The first edition or 11,1, Irea
Junl putai.h. It b• ologrotly printed on too fluted
paper; In two colors, and blustralttl truh °vol. 'l'llroct
• noticed Engrrolugs of Floworn and T. g..t10 I ro, tool
TWOO 0ItI; O. I'l, ATIt g
1,” beautiful null lontrool Clualogoo Ind
I' !twat thilllo In ill.. o. og tour
olirh 411.celioon f , r the oil.. I. klols• ego-
Laden. ortialliehllog gitniLtilS, Waking m tth.n.
A Chrktnota pit 0.111 f r' oustolloorit. but for
arded to otlY o lot notCy I.y Molt, tor • I • v° Cul.bi;
(.110.1111tilgter Iht. t . . nL. Atitlrutt,
JAAIKS TICK e
thallentor. N. 'I
MET
D'rug.4rdtirli Goods,
PURL' AND UNADULTERATED
101.V0:1 0 kN AI,WAYd 11 0 oivrAnvEr,
• .1 11. 11 A VIIIISTICK'S
No. 5 eon', fitreet.
•
Our llnl•„
Pit.
N. 11...-LPrencrlptloux carefully- And Accuntely
compounded At all limo..
IfJelltl , •
CA.SII BUSINESS.—On and after the
Il~nt of 8. ptaiitiorr,nost,l lutond to do CA9II
BUST • 28:1 Ith all , without respect to porton.
Country produce rerelveti ins mob, lu i xchunco for
'goods . nnunl fly this itrintwonott, strictly On-
Ancod, 1 will be nodded to roll gr0..0000 0I eeduced,
fetes...
0 .INIIOIII. ,
B: lIAiTERSTICK,
NO 6 SOUTH lIANOVEIL STREET, -
CARLISLE, PA.
DonJur in
Drugs, Medicines, ;to
CaRPETSICARPETBICARPETSI
Doffing off. Dot bergolno In Corn°lo r Win
dow Ehadoo,,VolTot /Lugs und Door Mate.
'Mown - A. W. 111.10117.
A COMPLETE LINE ' •
. ... ~ - OF MILLINERY.
Volved hate,• for, lading and mi.., Fenthorn, ail
ghados.'llibligna, flat Franlog, Bilk V°lvete, and Vel
♦otnong, all color., out bias.,
'deg/ . :A. W. BENTA A CO:
DU oan obtain Dye Stuffs,, Porfu.
morlea;and 'Nutley Arlinlefv nt .1. p. 'favor.
otlok'o, ,PAyaloians' proacriptiono onroftilly corn•
pouudoti la all Ulnas
J. D. ItAviutsTicu
- Sio,s South Witmer vtrort, Carllal4, ,
Moil 0
lqthitcations.
AMERICAN.
FOR 1812,
T, WENT Y-13V.V,ENT11 , 71EAR.
•
THIS splendid weekly, greatly, en
laigod awl improved; in octal' the robot, tiourul
end Interesting Journals. ever, publlelied Every
number" to beautifully printed on tine paper, and
elegantly illuerrAted wub ovlglnul ertgrevlno, rep•
v4,0110:15
_I
New' Inventions ;'Novelties in Mechan
ics, Manufactures, Chemistry; Pim- •
- 'tography, Architecture, Agri
'Culture, Engineering, Science
and-Art.
Farmers. 3leshanles, Inventoro, Engineer., Chum.
Isto, Manufacturer., unit peoplo or all pro Neaten° or
trades-101111.1_ the _Brientliio_Alooricau of great,
colon otial intereot. Ito prqctitati Fuggy - Snot. will
save lzundretro of dollar n to el ory.lionnohold, Work
oho', and Factory in dm litud. eAden ,alTordinz a
c9utinual Emmen of voluabie leati nett( n. 'I he Emil
two aro assisted by many of tho ithlest American
on I Europunn writers, and having .tees to all LllO
landing eelentifio mood mechonical Journals of tlzo
odd, the columns of the Eciontino American are
constantly matched with the choleeSt information.
An (Tidal list of all the patents Issued ea
published weekly
The yearly numbers tho Se!entitle American
nutpo two splendid volumes of nearly ono tln.naanol
pages erinlvalent,in elv.o I fullr thousand oldlner,,y
book pages,
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE:
Terins—s3 a year; $1.50 half year;
Clubs of ten copies for one year, ,
• $2.50 each—s2s.oo,
Willi a splendid 1100111111111 to 1110 p.n.!) wire forum
-Tlin-chnht-connintintrof-e-ropT of-thweolobratral-atnehr`
plate ougruvlop, Men of Progross "
In connection with the publication of the Scienti
fic American, the undarAtined mincluct the must
oXtoitivo itgeney 111 the PATENTS.
world for pr coring
The hint w ly to obtain an 01010 er:to the quel-tlon
—Can I obtain a Putout?, in to co rite to Munn & Co.,
37 Park Row, New York, a ho have bed over twen
tA.five yca:e' exporietwit In the 1010100.. ho charge
is iamb, for opinion nod advice. A pommel Ink
si,4•l,k,....EFJO:_,.3ouzi_ao.oroon of the 111001111011.
- 0110 ad 10. 50111.
For hint:notions concerning AlllOllOOll and I.n.ro
peon puler, tai—cavoatn—re issues—l n t erferoecrm,- re
jectl-d coons—hints nu selling 'outwits—rillrs nun
proccedlngs of the Patent •011ice..the now patent
lan- 000111 load lone— eXtensions-- infringements,
etc , oft... nand for Instreiglon Bonk, which will he
nailed Prim on application. All lausilicen Mostly
confident:el ' . Addi NIS MUNN a CO.,
Poillishera'of the Frlontific American,
Jan 472 35' Palk Raw, Now York.
'----"-T-H-Fr-LLVlNG_A.CLE_lras.no_cqua4
in any country."—Philadelphia Press.
- —"At-stands-at 00-head-of—nineteenth
century literature."-,Chicago Even iou
Journal.
The Gent periodical in America."—
Rev. Theo. L. Cmyler.
- - -
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE,
1:suo.1 e‘ory Satutday. giros liltytwo nnm hors of
sCsiptroir olkgoi each, or more Limn
Three Thousand Double-Column Velure Pages
of 'salmi.; metier yearly; and is the Only f'enitrila.
it or that pi ei.ents, with n Satirfastory Complete
ness os /11, 11,11111 ', 11, ill« hest s, itevietvr,
t ran Ise s; Sonol and short Stories. Pia.try,
, biographic tl, Historical, and Political infor•
111411..1, 11,111 the entire body of Foreign Periodical
Lis i store, anti linia the pause of the -"
ABLEST LIVING WRITERS
11 1 : In.li,pertanble to tarry ono Wit;
tilk the rienis or ititellectuail
ot Lil• time. or to eillti,nl, in/1..1,111 or
griierti ton ti
EXTRACT.~ .P1?0.31 - NOTICES.
.• WIT.] I, inielr,tir oil the conipetatirs that aro
mos tor 501(1. 411111,,, I 41101/01 eel tainly th 0(0.
• Too. 1.,1‹. A.Or —. 11•0 11,1,..y rd
In nn • I,"u uglo jouhltentlon ell° there
lonlei 1111Wil c t merling lit.rury etc.'
loet ~f lull on; Irctre p. 1.1./ ntenot l'or
11'.11 , t 1•,11 til.• 1110 , 4 elder(
1ii74T1r1.173 ttl the English 1nt,t3:1,4... att. hi,
g.Lthort.t.l !ht,.. - -1/!,tots stair Jou, tool.
' For po. id, the bert ,f ail. the velec.th:
yul , licutl , a+,eel ',rap, . It is IL Inuothly
i Intl I,lit, ...„ ry l'he Alfraw,
"it glsth to RS teaders more than ihrel tl,••hs•snd
•loO•le • ••liant, octioo pug., ii)e,r, limo loofa
HI,/ e• Irt,tructive, and ••htetiai• Itig .din; of
th, ,1., ) ih.tory, toogol;,11) . • pi.-tty, wit,
.•, CH11171.10. 55 :•••.-•,‘ hat i o( 1,••“•?'
It t . , 11••• ••,) ) 7 • lost lists 1, that prt•••.tlt4 mitts It hash,.
compl•tl.ll.s, 55•• I its Ir•••• 0111,55, the be..t
hter,,,itte th•• •ttuilthur.ible,..and generally
Imo ve,•thle, 1111:11[1 , 111,, e.oithhen, Mid
%NI 1.14.1. ,•-1111••tator••••111 1 / 1 . log i prteioetitms of
the ziloh.va too, I. tilturt..l IS.
•31•11,,i• hell•le I•it•ry ••he who &Aire, is
thbron•ii• • •,e,pr•vioitot of all thatis a•lchirablt• and
111.N11111/13 . /// ;1(1.rilly ,(1/1111"—Ilmlon fool
1..1•1,1••••1 %•1•1.1,, al i 43 ., :s , eur of 1 , 0 , 1“17 , .
Adilless I.lrr tic!, .t GAY, Boetoo.
The be, lime and Foreign Literature a
I" I'o , p...seed of • LitteiVe .tgr' t arol of cone
, othereir our diarione A 1111.111111 1110/111110,1,etil
i.ctiber o hint himself ounnttil
ra of the e 114
411111111111 " .I,a, Fria io I:vrti Betliftira.l
tkrr Trn Dutlors, Ile I,l,ing Ago, eeekiy, con
tattling the croon, of Foreign Pei I.itio Attire
either tote 01 1110 leading 'Singe:lles of
L, to, ntu unlod lielow, .1.1 tic lent to too addeen
for o, t. year, viz:
)loothly (or Weekly, or Th. At
Immo Nloolltly, Llotoneoten nthly, the tloloxy
tirt 111/.1 1•,, 4 1;1111111.1'1. Nlttlitlity, Ttio Mt./loot
Moo ot ;I, tooo .1 .stroll (
week 3 r: to, rot
to— Apt tilt "or Vttutig Yolk, Ad
dr,. nx 111,0%
w o()D's
HOUSEHOLD MAGI\ZINE.
The Tenth V,,turne of W00.V4 llonsohold Nlogn
zito begone xl h January, "1.2.. .1 . 18 reguinr eon-
Dibutorn include Iloreno tireeley l7nit Dami.ron,
'thornnc I. th ocher, Dr. Dio 1,04 i2l, Dr. W. W. Hall,
l'atues l'Arton, etc. Harriet lteeehor ', , totre, thick
to inif,ioy. John U. 1t0,,, slat. lien If IlDnlrfek,
troletnn V. Niteby, etc, %trite for It. ocorrronttly.
Terms—Oae Dollar a Year.
In clubbing, throe first•cluss ticrioditsals aro gives
for rho price ul one of them The most nom
Premium List ever 4mbllithod. No periodicai I
more trequently or ‘avorably mentioned by th.
pro s, •
s• St toni's Household Ntagarlos is ono of the mon
innonis or I tooneesonterprise which mark the nests:
—.Mt/me/CA line Joirrual, Philadelphia,
°lt hss 11.011 tuntrosslog evcr since nu kenos It
rood re:terror, rot Ms future."—thuner, Nee nal
her. Canada
"11 flzbt
cumbit,l." :Vey. irk ;nee
•
Sr. 1,1/ 0 11 V.V% ht..llt. fl 1!n to any itdarve.t.
S W CO.,
tjatt7'2 No.v.l,ltrgh, N. Y
American Clothes Washer.
•
T HE AINIRRICAN WASHER !
PRICE $5.50
The Ablerican _Brasher Saves Money
Tine, and Drudge 4
The Fatigue of Washing Day no Longo!
I)rearletiT - but - EeotronryT - liftleleney;Thtil
Clean Clothing, Sure.
MIMED
In calling publie attention to OM 11 , 11 u in:whine
rtvnlillev, (not po Ne.cti
any ipthi , r wishing initelnuu her
clittincratint.
It Is the smallest, utost 00101.001 meet imitable,
in. at I ittple in co Hu 1101,011, meet east y , op/noted
A 011.111 ten . 'yeaoo old, wlllt a Ittw It.„a. tire,
taw tletrtaighly reingteltritil and etTeettbdly - illo I'.
'lint It Is ow.i ti ptsting, 10 1111 to ni toy, no delay
utlaiding lt in elwa)y gently for Itol It 14 .•
p• rr et little wonder! ft Is a niintn.itrt Intl, dolog
wont 110111 and ef n ptiler gustily, thou the 111 It
elaberalu end ovally. One boll of the lob •r le tulty
sated by IJn u/o. and the cluthes 11111 hint untell
longer than by the old plan of the rub Itottrd It
alll gush the lvtgert Meek. I- Three /Idris at a
llnte. 11.1111, g thotoughly I word, th- b10t,,,,
of toy Inbrio,• front Quilt to n bur,, Curt /In or
Ca- le Ilandketehlef, ate equal.). width. tho re•
parity 1411,11 oTr..F.or.ml 11.1,10 feetened to
any nth and taken n"h'nt will
:,„ m„,1„.. 10w deep touted n 1 nimbi a may out 4
agalnet 110rldug )litehittea, ilia moment this little
lilac:111.m to seen to pork/rue. o undo,,, ail double
eflts dna toting ellleary nod ut Illy ere 111111.1104 end
the thtubtat stud detractor nt onto bee .“111 the fast
Mende of the to.telinte.
%Yu without on I. nett leg furl
11/, ukulteroun •de iiilito,es user nil usher-, and fro
Windu'' , who osn unhls thu us
lees sign.slry felted 10 11C1,111
plf-11 Chit 01/jl . O. PrOlollll,ll. iu rrontluont and lui
sounding inivorliseinrilin.
It .in nn i erttrt tar, 191tnIth.4; no tt wrtogyr In f
,t.logittg, Tito pri• 0. 'lto ILrr p trAnt.•teitt.• Indus
went to porchasuin, lots Lova pine. II nu low Ilint It
IVIIIIIII the•rottelt ut ovary It untok• over, mid there I
uo artl to of dotpentlit oconunty that 1011 rep', IL
notoll Invkattoott nu 00011.
$5.50.
All that 1411,9 n I for thin 0 lig AT LAIIOII. SAVE'
le it fair trial. We ettne.thu so each machine to d
ite work p•rleltly.
MULE AUENTS FOA.T111: U.VITEO STATE%
A. 11.1 , 11.A1i1 loth 13 A ,
613 elarket Plillultelphln,.l . l.
The largnet had eltexpeetVilUDEX W68.1t11 hOCS
111 tho United %tato..
14.1o71:ltn •
CHRISTMAS
O :y st erst
ALLISON would 'a ti lIQUIIOO
JIL 11.10 to thiJir tpanyold o. l lollols ihot have
tooponol their
OYSrIIERSALOO N
forlhu ernion, nt I nio iiteloireulto-.errs PitISSE.
OYBTHItti lu 6.4 y stylr, such no , Itouutud,
btowt.d, Panned, on the Hull Shull, kc.
Wu Lave In volluoct‘OU ratabilithmont
LADIES!, ItESTA.URANT,
ablal Ia lilted mr In the mat comfortable manner.
BPudliva rupplicl. wltb 'Ore bat ..antere.,ln the'
market, by the bilabel or smaller quaolitive opened
pr the tiboll, at abort Aporlum mid at thu ' very
loweot rata-
21d0e71.2u2
$. A.ATWoon. MAO 11. DANCI.
ATWOOD, RANODI & 00.,
Wholegato dealer. In Mt kirlde o3f
I=
MEI=
Having received a large line of Woolen
Goods, such as Undershirts and Drawers,
Knit Jackets, Scarfs, Woolen Hosiery,
Buck and Sheepskin , Gloves, Gauntlets
and Mitsi , Hanover_Gloves and Gauntlets,
Woolen lifeiino, Cloth and Berlin Gloves
and Gauntlets, would call the attention
of merchants.
DR. J. B. BEIIDER,
110.1.1(7.0t;ATIllt; PIIYSTrIAN.
Oman In the room formerly urouviell 19' Ii I. John
Lae.
DR. C. W. KRISE,
011org Ida profronional au - video to the oktlsen• of Car-
Ilife and ourrountlang country. Wilco In roar of F.
C. Kratner'e jewelry aura, near pont °Moo, whore he
ann be a-malted at all thoua when not profenelon
ally eugeged. Tovelltn.
E. BELTZHOOVER,'
' TORN - ET .43
(hub Pricvs
Oyster
' R.' Ardasor , r A 80tt,'
No. - 1t Rut Mrtin litreet
Ca.EDS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Milt SALT FL3II
No. 210 North Wharves, •
Aliovo Rico etioot, - •
• PIIILADELPIIIA
W. BCOTT COYLIL
NOTIONS, W1101,E,5.4 LL
AT CITY PRICES.
COYLE BROTHERS.
Igo. 24 Smith ILA hover .xtroot. Carl inle, to
6oct7ltf
°Mewl u South [l4nover .troot, opp• •Ito lioutlie dry
goods stew, 10no7U
H ULL, KIRK PATh ICK k V,
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WholeAsle dan!eas in
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
N. is. Cur. Third and Meader( tercels,
Philadelphia
P. P. ROLL,
R. KIRKPATRICK
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C. P. 1111MUIC11. WTI. 13. PARKER
F T UMRICH & PARKER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office o Mein street.ln Merlon 705e70
J. 11, 0.11431.- OR
J. H. GRAHAM A; BON,
T OM - NET ""ANT) — C OITN SIC T;I:OltS-itT=21 - 1cW
No. 14 South Hanover street,
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Ninth Jed Her Dletrlct lure reae med the tweak, o
Inn, nod itesochtted with him hie eon, .1. IL Ora
hem, Jr. Wlll practice in the tamales of Cumber
land, Perry and Juniata. 7deci l-tf
JOHN CORNMAN, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
omen Nu. 7, Rlo•unCe 14.11,in reltr"of the Court Hoot
lO,oGU
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JOSEPII lIITNEII, Jit.,
ArroltSEY Al' EA W 4N 0 SI, ft V Eyo II .
Mech. - 11 , snorg,
I. Wilco on Itnilr nd strvot, to
doors north of (ho Bank , ,
.11 . udino pr.)ptly ottentli , l to
jOS EPtt G. VALE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
PracLiolH in Dauphin and eninberlant
COUntieß.
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OFFICE-1 o Court 1100, A vonuo, Nu. 3 Kromer'
Inkling, In the 1...0r of Ow Jon oily or torll , ll u.out
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,TOBEPII F. CUL:4HW CHAS. I'. CULVER..
LAW, 'LOAN ANu uOLLECTION
OFF ICE OF JOSI3IOI F. Cl' I.V ER & 13110.
I'ONTI AC. 1 LI,INOIS. We hone t h e t t of faCIII•
100 for pinothu anpltal on first ado,. Improved
TlOes investigoted, nod Aindroots thrashed leash
our 000 onto. , Ten ion void oderotst and pr dopt
payme4D- athra nt end. We hone eorrespondentx In
on rye sport of the West. 101111,411 es as ovary
forint, for speedy tiF.a
REFERENCES: non Janie, 11 Orsho.o
M. roorone, act tn. .1. shear., C. E. NI:,
glouthhn. rFui , Coe laFe. Panda. Altich, 01111..
Huradshorr 11-o. I% P. Coln, and II n. llorntlo
1(n,,11 nahthuno., P C 11eolge II hluarl, PIIIIU
deIDhIA OthaFthers A Poole y,'lNeu 1." ,
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IMEMIIMII
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A. H. M'CLURE. .1. IL NI . K.H.F.H A\
M'CLURE & M'KEEHAN,
AI:TORNETS AT LAW,
144 S,EIL S.xtll street,
Up7lly.
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PII:I4ITAMBARGER,
. JUSTICE OF 7918 PEACE,
rtmafield, Weetpconsbnroy toonvidp.-
Colutorland County, Puon'a.
All ballneer, on to ban will receive prompt
attention. 2110ct70
F. SADLER,
- 1 1- I V - • ATTORNEY, AT LAW,
Orli c, booth Hanover elrert, next. the Good 11 111
L 1 A. N A I TT I. , ( O I:] ,. .N .I: I , T y KENNEDY
W.
umdblorol te,r CAI lihre.GP
W AT LAW
(Ace u. nortlion. voitivi of tli.• Court Ilnilhe 111,4,9
;TES. B. IRONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT I AW.
723 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ILA TS AND I CA P
J . G CALLIO,
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CARLISLE, PENNA.,
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Tt. o Cns limy!
The, Inswl sLs Just •e. rm d!
Thu httept wty 11 a athvek 00 110,11
SLI.K II %Ts now am boa. Nhilinl.ctur”li !I I
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I.G. C 11,1.10 grixtrel t.. , t111 ut old.. to Islx bug
MEM
11 A 7'l ND CAP
innuilm• for a Nate to or 1• V. awl hat L.• 10.1
Arrilligements for .Itoring I. W •en
sod Ov~•ri ut.,.t-short ns,tir. —J
Tlt;thlyjouxt C ,811 1.1.111 P.r
C . O U N Y la LI S
j, • •I v 1111 Y
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NO 211 "AIN •TREEI.,
MEE
Clot« p ( oat
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CHEA'P COAL!
LAY IN YOUR WINTER COAL
The Ittotoritlvool s to forttloti in nklll.* uud
Itollelduttle with runt at °tar , wily low pi Woo.
He le propnrell to turolth oil Iho v ttlethv e.r lord
...I :oil cith.th ;Often. tw ien I he coal rthetivetl to be
the runt unload, nod on uric lu wlllla.
Payment nod Lltneburnerti :door' the Hue of the
Cutubte lewd Velloy Ort, oil ho voltp led et
mulerate melee.
It will hut" to.ilie.intlitn of pnretintiairs i to nJi
on 111 111 •lenw tern.
Ho rorp,triilly 114•Het.it Atinto Of ribile pan./
sign. Ordor, 11111•11.
ut.unt
0:61.1111e, 1.1%
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Wall Papers.
iv" PHILADELPHIA. • 1871.
AL L P 4 A PER S.
HOWELL & 130.URICH,
. Manufacturers of
PA PIM
‘ :L om.o HANGINGS ind t
. 811 A DE•I.
- ANILMAREET STREETS,
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Fael(ol—Cot': '2Bd mat SLIMOM Streets
out7l.3in
'For Rent.
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PARK FOR itLN'r.
3 11. Minting Park "'Witted' Al the North owl of
,the )3oromtli, WI I be leant, I' fol, tht. coining "onion
for n moderato aunt, owing !to tho continued" - 11l
beulth of the owner, 31re. I:llmai.oth I' ate. who le
entirely unable to glen It .lirrpereolul attention,
Tho Pork, tojether aRh the Minding' thereprhuy
ineinding,doree, lumps, Ain., all of/Vide - 1i
.ore in excuilent 5901t10n. will bu Included In /ho
loose,
' A rare opriorttinlty le here offered to any . person
fur n modurnts outlay, to secure a good paying butt
N. for the %Tinter, For tome An,, apply to
A. L. 81 . 0.NSLEIL.
Real Eoesto Agout
.3013071tf
ti0v.27,..1,8719„
Peter Hodge, Barber
NEW BARBER Sfo?.
• pater Hodge Ime raemtly Oponed OM' National
dhnving Salcon Heat Mnln..elrout; Irvlno'w
,ron chttlit, ebninputilnk,nhavlng,Tuonnlacho
dying, promptly nttandwita, Ladloe hair cutting
on4cutod tlio.hanst Oily ntyjne...!hly prltma ace on
refunnuadu nn Any other mloon In thin plane. I hate
sionn but..compmont jommuymon to my entry.
Ilefiryenuffily olso,bo found at- my km non.
Pitmen` No moo calk
211Juillm— PE W/41 IXODO N.
(D) , 4 • 4 . zt!,
I. 11.11AVCI4
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st... • • ~..,+ ~ t •' ,4 V. ~1 aye l,4l. / •i t w, „ , .t., ,7- • i 4
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9 -41, ._ 1
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1 4 11,w ot BEllf,,itioft Ai
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n
&...a{ ~
NO• 18 EAST MAIN STREET,
(Opposite the Bentz House and Saxton': Hardware Store.)
LADIES'
Jrllo.l A. rorlltTZ
W.ll. IitMIA...,
NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS
(5). 'CA
( NE. 411
.Ifalniji cent Stock of Ifaiulhepchiels,
Thread Lace Collars and Cluny-LacC Collars
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A ful/ assortment of reliable patterns for all kinds 'of Ladies' and Children's.
Garments, from Mme. Demorest's Emporium of Fashions, New York, in ;nylons.
sizes and styles. Each pattern put up in an envelope, with illustrations and full
dekeription how to cut, put together, make and trim the gat meut.
A IISEITI," AND ATTRACTIVE - PRESENT
for tbeir chil h r en amlfrionch;, will not regret the examination of this stock before
e-
purchasing Cl9L'N'lic re
WM
Dry G00a. , 4,
,Silks,
CLOSING OU
WINTER COORS
AT THE 'CENTRAL
Dpry- Doo[4. gun,
REGA.RDLESS OF COST
irent Larg,lllB art, null lobo Ivim,l in all Loath, Of
laCk and Colorol .
.Silk Poplins,
•Empress
Frencli . N.lcrinos,
French Cashnterc,.
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Cohn rgs,
Alpacas, S:c
cUTII UL kW Full SI'ITINOS,
BRIGHT PLAID SEILUES,
MIIRRIAN WILAINES,..tc
1 1 1 11/' 1111tIOISIff111q1 DMus at brit ale tele, 111, farm
North 11 111)%111111,r, toi.e 1.11,1(1 at lisle,
and .oLjoining this Poor 11011511 tato, vontallong lon
acl • s, wait 0 opal Stous 11011.0.0 , 1,11111 ng stx 111„111,,
dial a St. w, nn,l Frabie lhon tll,l son crobted
well tool 'Astern near the door. An or, hitiJ
chute. , lull 100 s 10 g 1,1 11.• Irtos "malt... 'I lit
boot you dcoot anirutli ho dtval , ll lulu to 11 •ellrll
0111$, it In good N 0.1111011,1111,1 Is Ny011.1:flow n to
111 productlxe nn silly 1111111 111 1 . 11101101 . 1111111 Val ayl
I , x.r terms cull on Iha 00 iersignetl, so.rdiug on the
pl ZotilAca, or address 111111 by Ito In'r ut Carlisle, 1.11.
Also, /1 11111.71 01 Is till 111, l'erry vmuty, grown sTr
w ills young thriving Chestnut Timber, corttoluin y g
11 rerun tool 7 perches, bounded cut the hortli rho
'Petoithorg road, ‘otatlie-ettot by land of Dr Ilerutsa,
on the west by 1111111111 01treual Heat, on the south hl
load toot clear lichlatx top of utoulpat and thrwso
fourth of 11111 u iron) the tavern, tt Ste n,
rrett's lisp,
about 10,, tolloa Irmo the farm
9 1 - a — Vfv I—/ • I 31 "" ; I" JUNATIIA 'llol.Nllill.
11-
B IL, A NK STS_
Orugt bargn;m4iu
T-T
A NU asaortUle
n nel .:4 9 •
ot nil • Indn, Much luolow. lurirrd.u•,nwd Itovn,
tlp -.1111 In
WATEIZ-Pltoole • CLOTHS,
BLACK AND COLORED
V.LVET,EENS!
HANDSOME CLOTH SKIRTS,
cLoTris, . 551 M rau:s. ovv.Eco kti,i;
5.1.1 TTN 14, 4 , II EN'l ITlll' JEAN S,
enl lug 30 per ic ct under regvalo 1 rlc. a 111.01111 d
Moo's Morino Shirts null Drawers,
• Ladies' Morino Undorwear
,
Morino IThelerwitsr,i
Glovt4-of
• Hosiery of, all kinds.
LACE COLLARS; •
LINEN COLL 4RS,
• . LACE AND LINEN U 1 NDli 1 , .1t 'lllll3
UNDEMLEEVES,
~,SAI4I RIBBONS,
NECK TIEi 4 ,
for CIMAtIPAA p o•euto.
PUitSi.kEYAS!FURS!
We s• ill hove 8 huge stork of ForAolll.of.whlch
tIl In .0111 at greatly 'educed - 01cm
(maul loargnino in Puro for Chilot Mils prodoutai .
14Ave lnive determined to close
out our entire. stock of goods,. all
per Solis eau r,rbt great bargainsitr
any kind of Dry Goods they may
want tb purelmse. • - -
Do .not fitil to call
• • Central • Dry Goads •Store,
whore yet; cell pufahma gradi numy,guods for a.
entail num of.
BEM
IiEW STOCK FOR
k ei d WEEIVW3 'V pi 9
...46111V ala';s a:a-4 Z.z.2
T.
NE W B'ro R E
Prnizr's, Etria.
Evfry deseliption of
MAD. CAREW'S
Grelt_,l3_4l..ains in
LT TT ST 0P
THE NEW DEPARTMENT.
'Po all vrhu rvistt to purchase
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
No. 18 'East Main St., CARLISLE
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A nplundidatnoorlountt ur.
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LEIDICH. & MILLER
FURS
I'oll/IY:het, CoHaps,
J'alimbic Beal Estate for Sate
14 1 012 SALE—A tract of land situated
JL oR rho canal or l Rinor, in lir erpool towniOnn.
Perry ',runty. containing 'MERE HUNDRED AND
111 rtn7 ACRES, Moro or lotp, havin, thereon ererrol
two-dory hl irk 4it/11 , 1t, DWELLING 110 L AB, el,
inintly nrslivrl: n large two-story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, awl n very Inc barn, RANK EARN,
I linrhir furl Tiro alio,. front en nho nrin4ll Y 111,d. , •1
into nor-prat which mllDbrr su.d nog-that
14011,111,11 C, to rail
Aix°, a pip... of I.ind 11, rho
ACE LS, won or lam [nil tly
A 00, trot at land no Ilia alma; and I'l,l', ill
It1)(1,111. C." 11411111, in the rouoty, rootainhk
lIUNDR FL/ \ II I' I rYl' to," ..1 .
111,..111. IL,. halt Lehi g dearadr having Ulm eon
ereated too log . lorases and a log !Wahl°.
Ail., a lot of godtod the borough of Livei pool,
being 500140 feet, lyina between the river and
al4lll, 111111 ha, log thereon erected a
All to re meld On very favorable Peron ana time
gist,. to soil the purrhatur.
'rho above propertlra mill Lo offerod nt privnto
vale antll OCT0111:11 21,,1871, and if not mold beta a
11l It time, will be void r public sal. ,n that day In
Liverpool, whvo mild where Ihu terms VIII be made
kanou.
.1 [ply to 11. G. 'NIOSF.I7, Ifeeltlulcol.ttrg, or t t ..l
I ICli,jr., llttrrhaturg.
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ABLE FARM FOR SALE
-DESI RA BL.Er--TOW-N-RESII3EII4
AT PRIVATE' 511. E.
'Too innlyrnlyned oltort nttprlvitty sale. that PI y
111'1111 'WO lit/11111e to n.ttoty Ilr)ok nous«, alto and ou
Hutt Iluth !ILIA Ot, In thy hurough ul CAlltolu, 1).11.161
lho north by an alloy, on Ant youth
atteot, nn .thy
and on the neat by vninttYl llooborn or The lot la
Et lent , r. I I IQ; 240 h.t.L In depth Thu tluya r.-
tanttly 01,11; Ic i Ino voninvl lloyhnrn, Jr. It buy yl
thy tlittun in thy hor.unth. gam nod AV;I ht . b .11
'loan° owl.. the I Inkling la Iltnallytl In the tet
twat at, lu t4ll chlloctole.
Tho proio•rt., wld Lo .11111 on tulratitettzu••ori ox,
lo our plrooll wlllbilrr Nur For
iivrticuliion odl 01/ vr whirr,
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DESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCE
Tito offet4 lit Pi l into
uLlr rinditoove, No. 1211 11'n,It Lowlier strii.4. The
tiou., Trio-sToJtv BRICK with 1011C111,1111 . 11111g11,
Iw Ii1.1111(1 wlth en,'nnd water, aiol other iiio.lorin
Ito provoinonts, and in lint or ttromul 00 fret ?quit nwi
240 foot drop, II /.11111I.T.P11+ fruit add /111.Itte
Terme Indio. l'esainondoin
it' v, D 1111.1.31,1 N.
HOUSE FOR SALE
NO; 33 1c RB'l' LOUTIIER•STIIHET
.1 Al. lIIVERBTWIL
MEM
Jettfelryj t tec
r i• I) A Y GOODS!
WILLIAM . BRADY,
302 . MARK I BTR . ELT. HARM, Sal lid
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.I_TAS in stock,. and is constantly lo
x oft Ina tivvrltive is It ill:. Ma Anal/11111r nt
uoithf-tx I” port Or
WATCHES
Oran the 131112E104.d Foreign ain4 Amirlctu thali en n,
ailent•winghttg tar Iwykat3 wAtchitt fur When' or gett-
Eltinon'd '
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.1 IL NV 11 I, R. Y.
'lndia Neal Fe'n. ?lane Canion; Pink Count nut
tnninn On .1 , 6115 and Mr-Bingo ? NecklaceA And
l'etolauts, Onyx an d Jut Jewelry. ,
I; V F. It IV: A It H.
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Build xilvor wuro of oterllug inn 11,1;,6tnn ilt4lrele•
bra led (I.lllnnn '3l untdind In - i ng C •rnpuny. Bridal
rind Pr,xennttion piece?. Knlvea, York, And'Fpoknis
In IncAlsonn) cdd.: ,
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• }.L 1.1 0 T.,lt A3O - P L A T li . '
Vet!. Sots: Te,7lVatt6 . :M, Fruit , Cakn
.11nlicOn, Coffey Url,3, 1 , 011.;t1 Aunt Spoons, doublo oral
trehlo bastnorlot. • .
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voty, Pearl eau] 15Iolitl' Handles, In C.Vel; our own
importation, and wurruntoil .goon.
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.Musioal Boxca r .
• Cuckoo , and. Bronzn.,Olucics.
Thalia and Paris liaasi OM Goods, PIOWUr
Carl Receivers, Table Ornsinents, Thermometers,
Jewel Caskets, lloudnir' Cleekei' Wrltiag
Boxon„aluchotr tlaiiee;
Violet Wood, Leather, Ivory, arid Pearl .liaps,,te.
- An of which will ho wild at the Inwiwt cosh
RvarYbe4 ix .5.111,11 y Invitedto eitli cod
thetuutaTeA.
, WILLIAM PILA.DY,
302 3larlcat atroat, Ilarrlsoarg, Pa
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