Hto - 0 and County. item THURSDAY; JAITUARY 18, 1871 THE subscription juice of TUE HERAIM is $2.00 per annum in advance. SEE the advertised letter . list. It is unusually largo. Fon neat and attractive sale bills at *reasonable rates, give us a call. 4 DON'T forget' that Mark Twain lec tures in the PirAt Methodist Episcopal church on Monday evening next:, • - - Tun Carlisle Land "Asociation will hold its Annual Meeting in A. L. Spolis lbes office on Saturday evening, Febru ary 3, 1872. Tttr; Chicago and North-west relief committee, are requested to meet at the Treasurer's office, at 4 o'clock, on Friday afternoon, January 19, 1872. IVr•. are indebted to General John F. llartranft, AudiEtii; Gpileral, , ay Mr. Jacob M. Campbell, Surveyor General, for the reports of theirrespective depart ments for the year ending No4mber 30. 1871. harry Crouso,•the gen tlemanly clerk at tha Franklin Ilouse, will accept thanks for a bottle of splendid Guliforniii wine._lf you wish_ to. take -.something really good and pure for the "stomach's sake," pay Mr. George Wetzel a visit. D. A. SAwvEri invites the attention of • housekeepers to his fine stock of sheet legs, pillow cases and sheeting nuislins, table linens, napkins, ike.' He is loiter ing extra bargains in dress goods, furs, shawls, blankets, be. .Call and r i ce his stock as. you can buy cheap. SPLENDID CE. -Mr. A. Ti. Blair is - tilling the large ice house on College street, with largelflocks of ice, measur , ingl4 inches in thickness. It is obtained at Laurel dam, on the line of the South - Mountain. It surpasses anything we ever saw ifithis iictihiq, f r isa g silicout ices IMPORTANT.-By refetenee to our new advertisem)•nts it will be observed that although no changes have taken puree in the schedule of the C. V. It. R., that on and :Liter to-day trains run daily over the Southern Pennsylvania Railroad, c on n e cting , cith the C. V.- It. It. at Chambershurg. The completion of this road will, no doubt, be littqed with joy by citizens in that part 01'1.114-State. NEw STonE Iloom,Our yomig and enterprising friend, d. :\l,doy, himself very touch crnwded in his re cent place of - business, has taken posses slim of the commodious add beautiful store room in the large building erected by him daring the past . Fall, on corner of I;itt and South streets. This ceitainly speaks well for the "rushing trade" Mr. Ileloy has established (Mods delivered to any puff of town. Pay him a visit and get .1 handsome ',tore room. Excertsiox tra in, .at excursion ,rates, will leave Chain bers burg for Carlisle, on )liiipay evening, January 24„stopping at Shippen,linrg, Newville and all inlet mediate stations, arriving in Carlisle in time for - Twain's lecture; and returning the saincnevening. We hope the people along the road will avail therngelves of the opportunity, lu gear T w . a in. Persons arriving in town who have tickets for the lecture will have Feats reserved for them. ELECTION. — The Carlisle Brass Band met in their room in the Court House, on the evening of flt 6 eleventh instant, and elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing year : President—Wm. B. Crouse ; Secretary—J . ,. P. Ilarris ; Treasurer Adani Dysert ; Leader— Lewis C. Faber, and Investigating Com mittee—A. W. Elmer, Chas. A. Glass .and John Faber. The Band is.. flourishing condition, numbering .fifteen members, and is making rapid progress in learning "the silvery notes." LVCEU\t.—WC have long thought of 9 broaching this subject, and making a suggestion in this direction. Nearly all the surround i ng, towns and even villages have their Lyceums, but Carlisle, pos sessing superior advantages, and haying many young men residing hero Cm t pos sess rare qualifications has not, as yet, had an organization of this kind. We have been informed that several young gentlemen have in view the formation of a literary association, and in further ance of their object, would extend an in vitation to every One interested in this matter to attend a meetii the Good Will Ilall, to-morrow (Pliday) evening,. at half-past seven. We would earnestly urge Onlll young men to be present on this occasion, and let us haven Lyceum second to no other in the Stale. .- nli 4E - RESTED. —ln our issue of the thirtieth of November last, we pub lished an. account, of the arrest of two .young; men of this place., Johns and Morrison; on a charge of forgery, and their escape from Officer San no and an assistant, while on their way to jail. No knowledge of their whereabobts Was ob tained until Fi iday last. On - the often. 110,(0 of that day, Sheriff Foreman, Deputy Sheriff Goodyear and Officer C. P. Sallllo re-arrested Morrison at the house of his sister on Chapel alley. Ile was then placed hr jail where he will remain until the April Quarter sessi.ons, a true bill having been found against them botli by the Grand Jury last week. ,Iblins is still at liberty. • VATApth'ix: MI1'0110;111 tied AmeriCati seeds di - ven away. Mr. N. P. Boyer, the senior Publisher of the American Stock Jon rout, while traveling in Europe the past summer, was particularly iin pressed with the great value of Lucerne, for the feedag or soiling of stock. Ile has, therefore, imported a large quantity for gratititons distribution among our American farmers. Any of our snlisori hers who may wish to test it, will receive a small sample package free!, by enclosing stamps to,nay postage. Address Boyer & Co., Parkdsburg, Chester Co., Poop. They will also sear sample packages of Chester County Mammoth. Corn, imported White .Norway Oats, and Alsiko CloveC if wanted, they sent out Over IKON free sample packages last year. 1 , MARK TWAIN.The fourth entertain- Went of the "course" will ho- given by. Mark - Twain, in the "Old Motliodist' Church," on Monday evening, January • 22 , 1 872: This is Twain's first 'appear . anee in the valley, and his last season as • a looturea . 4 and willpethe only oppor tunity for our c'ltizons to hoar this popu lar humorist. Ills subject is "Roughing IC! It is very highly, spoken of by our exchanges. llaVwe space wo -could fill ourhcoltunns with nattering notices of him. His book, "Innocents. Abroad,". - which every • belly has read, is a suill-. ciOn guarantee of what may be expected. ..pw ng to the negligence Qf the propri -1 eit rof Um' 'Hall there.: is a-lmisunddr .#. Wing in regard to the ocoupancy of -It on that evening. •To avoid atty . .:1 trouble or disturbance On their part, tliO , committee (through the kindness of the trustees) have secured the Methodist „ Church,' for 'the evening of the '22d. All - persons holding season tickets will hair° *seats reserved for them. Arraugoinonte have been made Co.,seat all that may go to hear Twaln, and no ono need remain nway for fear there will not ko a suit]. .cient ljun)or of seats. Lecturo to con . mince at'B o'clock,. Single admission; 75 cents; Tickets to be, had of, J. IL' Hosier, .4.. Nair. and John -G. Orr, com mittee. . - - SE:i 7 Sawyer's ad. which aiiiieitWamong tho'new things of the Week. " AFTER DM abspncopfalmost four years, Will 'A. Thisminger, " tyko,'i returned home last week. fr you wisli to obtain the best yario ties.of eggs, go toJoasa B. Bonier. See announcement. ' • ANOTHER invoice of snow on Tuesday morning last, served to render the pave ments almost impassable to pedestrians, owing to, the slippm:y surface. Fon bargains in hats;, caps, trunks, valises and everything usually found itt . .a first-class furnishing store,' go to D. Boas's,. on North Hanover street. Two weeks since we ..advertised for the barrel of a revolver, that had been lost. During the past week it was re turned to the owner. So much for printer's ink. TVII would call attention to the new advertisement of Saxton & Co., hard ware meralzants, which appear's. in the present issub,===This is one of DM most enterprising firms in our borough, which is certainly attributable to liberal and judicious advertising. FINE POREERB.-011 Thursday last Mr. Simon Smith, - of this borough, , slaughtel:- cd four hogs, the largest of which weighed 5481 pounds, dressed. M. B. A. llowYme, of the firm of Miller & Bowers, of this borough, killed a hog Oh Thursday last, 18 months old, that weighed 576 pounds, dressed. - 410. - - Said mother to father, Do you know my'dgar where, Our yew married daughter, 'May buy the best. ware. Said daughter to mother, There are ship loads of wares, Of the best ;mot the .fine:tt, Bight cheap, down at BLAIRS THE Cumbefland,, Fire Company, Cleared $312 at the fair and fesiyal held during the holidays. The l'ot of grWur was not drawn, as - there has not been a sufficient number Of.chaices disposed of. 'We are authorized by the Chairman. of the Committee, Mr:Spahr, to state - that the lot will certainly be chanced WI, as soon as the tickets are all sold. srmt St7Pi;lfi,The " Organ Fund Association," 4 th a Second Presbyterian Chinch, will give an Oyster supper; in Good Will Hall, this evening, Janu ary la. All the entertainments given under their. management, have siteli entire satisfaction, that we feel no hesitancy in saying that this will not he an Oceeption, Tickets for supper Ju cents. • (;,,,,,,GE r,. bin f,,),(Cl' emphatically* contradict the idle rumor circulated tiiroug,ll the boyough that lie had entered into partnership with several miler parties. George is prepared "at all times ;tittl under all ch'etinistances" to attend to btoiMess in a workmanlike manner and at greatly reduced prices. FEA TIE Ens. —The wearing of feathers iu the Ride of the hat is all the rage among the male portion of the com munity. It is certainly a very novel fashion, and to a person unaccustomed to American style, it would appear like a very. strange procedure. Feathers of every imaginable color, variety and style are worn by both Young and 01(1 America. llortinNED.—After an absence of several months, we would announce the return of Professor J. Bernstein, the celebrated and well-known optical' front Berlin, Prussia. The Professor is stop ping at. the "Bentz House," fir a short time only, and those of our citizens who are suffering frOm weak and defec tive sight, should not fail to pay him an early visit, and obtain a pair of his Brazilian Pebble and Australian Crys tal glass spectacles, far superior to ally In use. Pay him a visit. NEW FlR:q.—.Messrs. Koons 6Z.Hurst, of .„tTewville, having leased the ware house of Mr. Josiah Carothers, at (trea son, on the line of the C. V. IL R., took possession of the same on Monday, the eighth instant. It is the intention of the new firm to enter very .extensively into the forwarding and dorumissimi business. Farmers residing in the sur rounding country would do well to make a note of this fact, as they are prepared to tiny grain of all kinds,- and pay the higLest marlcet prices for the same. The firm have our best wishes for th i iiir fable I= QVINcILPLEXAL EXPOSITION. —Charley Shay, well known by our amusement going citizens, will make his appearance in this place, on Monday livening next, in Rheem's Hall. This Monster Exposition is direct fromcNib lo's (harden, Broadway, New York. Mier great comedians and two fall bands of music, are among the novelties. The : list of stars, numbers 28 LW:it-class Torkfunuers.. The great comic harle quinade scene in the burlesque and pan tamine Of "Blue Board and Yu Savage Mormon," will be presented on this-Occii skin. Panny,`the acknowledged pot of thu.dog creation, is still wall the Quin cuploxal. Mr. Shay has already visited , this place, so that further description of Us entertainment is unnecosshry. Don't orget the day and date. • Reinembe'r me night only. If you wish to enjoy a ught of rare fun go to nbeem's Hall, on Ile evening of the twenty-second instant. LIST or PztruTs.- . --Tho following; patents were issued from the G. S. patent - office,. to citizens of Pennsylvania, out shio of Philadelphia, fortlin week ending January 10, 1872. • Reported for. Tula HERALD by Alex ander & 31:ittonf • solicitors of .patents, 007 seventh street., Washington, D. C. • 'Manufacture of iron, J. J. Johnson, 'Allegheny; composition for destroying vermin°, P. Miller, .Pittsburg ; casting car wheel, J. K. Bag, Pittstonl; article of food or 'pearl wheat; J.- ,°Wo 4 ver, liambeelt; .exhaust valve for steam fair , cylinders, G. Westnighton, Pittsburg; fastening for flat plates * R. Anthony,' Kingston ; Machine for forrowingspokes, and boring felloes; J. Bauman, Simpers ton ; Toy, J. Beatty, Petroleum Centre ; clover hillier and ()leaner, T. Church, Lewisburg ; crucible for melting iron, steel, .W.. F. Dunbair, Pittsburg.; coal. Screen; Thos. Farron, Linable twp.; knife sharpener, . Samuel Grilsinger, Pittsburg; spark arrestor, W. F. Gas sier, Money ; spring bed . bottonl, 8.. Logan, Groienville harvester, Q. F. Messinger, Easton ; • furnace for the manufacture of iron, A. ROSSO, • Pitts burg; strand twisting machine for rope walks, J. Rincle; - Easton ;"to'rp'edo .for oil works, E. L.. RoLerts,' journal box }'or lubricating oils, J.,Sclioen: banter,. Temperanceville ;' machine: for tapping gasand water means, Q. Pltolloy„ .Easton ; thin coupling,. E. F. Schoen barge'', EilioemakOstown; alted.'.ste'el.b6ll* J. •-E.• Tincato, Pittsburg;.safety Cet duetorfor powder ;cogs; -W. Ward, mt.' Oityri; cavot,',L A. Wood, Pittsburg. -- f • A ,tinii•friend 'iiii ( tast • Main 'street will accept,tbo . ttanks empl i oyees of mute orfPiCE fokry basket of iinf, eitikes received a few dayp r since, A vnten -lot of cocoanuts and ~,crap - berries at Flutorioles. • • 1 ,f • . • JuaT 100 bOxpßinf raisins very low, at Hoff man's, iNo. 882 East Pomfret street. OYSTERS at Heinrich's. Families Bum - tiled at the.shortest notice. Paptil fresh eider'at Humrich:s. • POLICE Prems. 7 LAbout a year sincii bumpier, named .John' Stewart, stole a soldier overcoat, pair of pants an,fl corn, fort from an inmate of i,he poor house. John returned one - dity last week, end was identified as the thief. Officer Sanno,subsequently arrested and placed him in prison until the April court. Angustus.Jeromiah, Son Company were arrested by the same officer one day last week, for stealing corn from Mrs. Adeline Stoner. They are now in jail. - .azo. . READ THIS. If you wigh to purchase a like precept for your sister, or some other man's sister, go to J. H. Wolf's, No. 18 North Hanover street. A GRAND Gift Salo of Photographs takes place daily at No. 38 North Han over street, Carlisle. Two hundred dol lars given away every day. Don't fail to-attend. PEnsoNs having sale hills printed at iruipypiciil, will receive a notice of the sa mein these columns until the day of sale. ' Bills for the following sales have been printed here during the past week : By Aaron Smith, in Frankfort] Aown ship, 7 miles west of - Carlisle, on,Tlmrs day, February 29, horses, cows, farming utensils, &e. By Daniel Keller, sr., in Centreville, on the Walnut BottoM road, 10 'miles from Carlisle, extensive sale of personal properly, consisting of. horses, 'cows, young cattle, &c. By W. F. Sadler and Isaac E. Wire man, assignees of Jolin Bolen, on, the premises Miffififf toWnsli •Lq- miles north of Oakville, on Wednesday; Jan uary 31, horses, cows, sheep, &c. .lone 11. MILLEII offers at public sale on Saturday, January 20, an elegant bri&l; house and lot of ground situated on High street, in the borough of New- This is a -splendid opportunity for any person wishing to invest in real estate, and purchasers should be in at tendance on the clay of sale. - By John Beetem, it) Pun» township, two fillies west or the . .stoll'd Tavern, and one-fourth of a tulle south of Centre ville, luirsel, ; fat cattle, con s, farming utensils Sze. Also 12 lots of Immtit:tin land at, the :Jame limp and iltee. Uu Thuz),,day, February By G:Zeigler, in Silver Spring township, one-hall mile noi th of I I og.nes town, and two miles ninth of NiW Kingston, on Friday', 8, Mirst.s, cows, young cattle, pigs, 1 . 41141111 g itllpie -111011{S PENN TowNsut .TEactilitts' INsit Tui . E.—lnstitme met. M school room at Centreville, on Friday eceping, January 12, and was - called to order by the Presi dent. Hall called and absentees mai Iced, after which a portimi of Sertliture Was read by W: it Cooven Miss Stewart then conducted a recitation in mental arithme . tic, followed with an essay tin the subject of " Woman's Sphere," by the same lady. The lecturer for the evening, being absent, the next on programme was an elocutionary exer cise, by a, L. Henry. The following question : • " Should females boeilnoated in the eame branches. as males Y" was then taken up end de bated by T. L. Handshew„Tohn 1). Leni/we and :S i L. Henry, on the nnd • Abiin. Null, Samuel Cope apliyir ! 13. Cooyer, on the negative: Under:AhO: head of "New Businoo:; a committee was appointed, consisting' of Miss Stewart,' W. 11 Coover and Dr. W. Longsdovf,to inquire into the expedi ency of adopting an additional exercise fir each session of institute. The fol lowing appointthents for next' meeting were then made by the president : Miss Stewart, to read Scripture ; Mr Henry, to conduct a recitation in reading ; Miss Clara to read an essay ; Samuel C'oover, to lecture ; 'F. L. Handsliew, at elticu titlary exercise, and 1)1.. Longsdorf, W. H. Stough, J. L. Henry and W.ll. C'oover, to debate. • Every session of tlw institute is well attended, and not only do the teachers and directors take part in the exercises, but many minus, of our best and most intelligent citizens ; thus making it in structive mud interesting to all. An invitation is extended to teachers and others of neighboring townships. Adjourned to meet on Friday evening, January 19, 1872. \V. 11. coovEß, Corresponding, Secretary THE PITTSBURG nisei,Tco.—Parties wishing a first-class daily paper should by all means subscribe for the Ptttsburg— Duily Dispitch, one of the largest, live liest and cheapest papers in the United States:- • The' Disprifigt• hay beet °stab - - lished over a quarter -cif a century ; is independent in , politids, advocating always those measures which promise the greatest possible good to the largest possible manner ; gives daily thirty-six 'columns of matter, einbrac , iug the latest Bows by telegraph, the Most eeliable market reports, the latest cable tele ; grams, t 4 freshest Legislative ,news, the latest ''Uongressional reports; the fullest local reports, with all the news'by mail, _including' the most interesting personal 'l'4l political items, full tele graphic'mirket reports froin all' points of ibipm•tance, East and West, and much° (Alta' matter of an enteenining and, instructivd character' The DiBpach is furnished by mall at $B.OO a year, or may be had frOm our agents in ady town or village within ono hundred and fifty miles of .Pittsburg itit fifteen cents' is week. To those wishing a good and reliable city weekly we •svnilld recommend the Weekly Dispatch, ono of the handsomest,. cheapest and most .reliable weeklies published. 'The Weekly DisPcitch° gives thirty-six colnirms;of matter, printed in clear largelype, :Ind is ono of the hand soniestets ,it Lao long been ono of the. cheapest, if not the 'alicapost, weeklies in the country.- It•,contains all , the latest news of the day—political, cominnreial and general—and as an entertaining and ifeeloptable family nowspaPer is not 'excelled by 'any journal in the l3tate. The . Weekly Dispatch is furnished to !single subscribers at . $l5O 'a year, or in clubs of ton to ono address at $l.OO each, with a frcp,paporto the , pitrty getting up tlio Olub. t3etinecriberge' May' remit by mail either, in Moroi or hy pofitortled order, wpieli in :the sate': mode,. Post masters. receivieg"subseriptions for the Dispatch, eit4er' Milli or Weekly, aro authorized to retain' twenty per cent on published rates for 'eagle subscribers, or tan pOr cent on Our club rates, Address, Itook,•publiSbers.of Daily Ntenlcly. Dispatch (Dispatch Iron t ftild. teg),. Wand . 60 If ; ilftli Aveziue PittAburg :03.149,2t [Oommtiiiicated.] PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION • On ; Monde'y evening ; last,Jhell4l. 7 nioniultstiOciation gavoone of their most brilliant :entertainment : 4, in Good Will Hall.' The large and appreciative audi ence f . s 9rl! 1 e on ,the..queteion gave evidence of the popularity which this as ilnelatien Juts acquired. Being Comprised of,ladies itnd gentlemen ofeur own bor opgii, it'has come to• he. considered a deading,oharacteristic feature of our own community, and we hail with joy and pleasure, the fact that. we have in our own midst,. made up of our citizens, ono of the most accomplished musical associa tions in the country. The prOgramme ou the occasion was as 'follows : En 1. Overture—Zamph, .Mrs. Hall hnd Miss Julia 0. 'Noble. 2. Away, away, the morningfreahlrbreaking. 11. Under, the Daisies, MisS Sue Rhey. 4. guar tott6—Whoro are the bowers, Miss Annie Ogilby— Messrs. ' Landis and Woodward. G. Solo and Chorus.—Come, 0, Come. (Massaniello), Solos, Mrs. Weakley and mr..„..9! Stewart. 6. Hear me NVeina, Misses Annie and Mollie Ogilby. 7. Full Chorus—Joy, Job', Free dom to day. 11. 1 Merano—Ventre a Terre, Mrs. Hall and Julia 0. Noble. 2. Solo and Chorus --Come-lwith-the-Oipsy-BrideSolo;Miss Conlyn. 8. Solos—M'appari, Miss Whit man. 4. Solo and quartette--There were Shepherd's Abiding, Solo, Miss Miles. 5. Instrumental. Solo—Pas Re double, Miss Julia C. Noble. 0.. Solo— The future Shines so Brightly, Miss Conlyn. 7. Chorus—Phantom Chorus. The entertaimnent was conducted' by Capt. J. B. Landis, with Mrs. Hall as pianist. Mrs. 'Hall is' a member of the Association. She is a lady of most refined musical attainments, and as a teacher of music, has few superiors. Whore all did there part so well, it seems al most—invidious to — malce — any — KrifOMU comments, but we cannot refrain. The overture "Zampa" and " Ventre a Terre" by Mrs. hail and Miss Julia C. Noble, 'were most handsomely executed, and the instrumental solo "Pas Re double" by the latter bespoke both taste in the selection and culture in the execrt lion of it. "Under the Daisies" by Miss S'ile Rhey. "Dear me Norma" by the Misses Ogilby. " M'appari" by Miss Whitman, and " The Future Shines so 13rightly" by Miss Conlyn, deserve special notice. These ladies rendered their parts with most superior Indeed they cannot be,excelled, this is nu assert mu boldly made, hut one which cannot and will me hi, denied by those' comPetent to judge. 6 Mias eonlyn was called out the sec ond time by the audience, her reputation in this community is well known, and it as sit:gained certainly un this OCCaSion, with the most accomplished skill. The 501656 f Mrs. Weakley and Mr. S. Stewart, in " Come, O. Come," were 1114111 y plimented. Indeed all the pieces and all the perfumers (vele, su Inu,itly com plimented by the audience, that each should have a special notice, in order to do full justice. Miss" Miles could nut I sing the piece assfgned to her, ac count of indisposition, which_ all regret ted. Miss Annie Ogilby however, took h er part " There I sere Shepherd's Abiding," and did herself gloat credit, her vocal attainments a! re indeed of. superior character. = The full choruses rendered by the entire association were well selected and executed in a superior manner. Miss Weaver, Mr. 'Woodward and Captain Landis, deserve a complimentary notice for the handsome manner in which they rendered their respective parts. In these pieces the culture and skill of the 4ssociation. is manifested. Not a mis take'could he detected, the musicfllowed on in .perfect harmony, and fell upon the ear with delightful melody. It was to he regretted that "Profando Ba8so" did not appear in the prograurtne, but the indisposition of one of the parties who supports hini in his master-piece deprived the audience of a rare treat. We heard this piece rendered sometime ago by Mr. Herman. in his- own peculiar style. Amongst his supportets we noted particularly, the full rich "alto" of Miss Bella Beeler. By some singular coincidence the ladies, with two exceptions, ivero all dressed in the saute colors. This ap peared at first to have been agreed upon and designed before hand, but wo were informed that it was trot, and that the ladies were as much suprised at it when each made her appearance upon the stage as the audimMe were delightod and pleased. The 'Philharmonic has now become a fixed fact in our borough': It has been in existence for about two years. The public appreciates and is proud or it, and it is to be earnestly hoped thatit will live forever. Let it be said? :is Shakespeare said it : The man, that path not iimsic in himself, Nor is not, mov'd with concord of sweet sounds, Is tit for treason, stratagems and spoils i By LOCAL. COURT PROCEEDINGS Tho following is a snioniary of the business transacted last week, together with alist of the eases the prifsent week up to the tune of going to press I= Cum. vl3. 'Wm. Johns—forgery. Com. WI. Lewis Morrison—forgery. Confi'vs. H. ‘56 C. Hurst—larceny, Ooint.vs. David Diehl—larceny. Coin. vs. M. A. & B. LuidigHas sittilt and battery. cont. vs. Coo. Ottstot—assaiilt and battery. Corn. vs. Samuel , Aliller—adultery— bigamy. Com. WI. Com. vs.JOhn .lionimel—bunk storing without license. • . "Corn. vs. Samuel Miller—lemon y. Corn. vs, John Wynkoop—,selling liquor to intemperate 'persolt. Com. vs} Rachel Lesser —larceny: Corn. vs. 'Henry A. , James Welsh, Chas. W. Sheall•er and 'Wm. 11. Hartzelt—flirnishing, intoxicatin g dOiek to intemperate' Persons—ftanisliiiig.in texiciating drink to ineexicated persons. :COm. vs. Samuid Slibgnre, Alfre4 Shugars, Wm. Mullion, John Nlckers, Braufman and Pfali and assault—riot and attempt to inn der all officer -L : reshiting an olllcor—mOsault hud;batiory. True bill as to'•third` , apd fourth counts in Indictment. Cum. vs. 'Miry Prat—peduCy.' couu, vs. Goo, Filler÷solliog liquor• °°' Sunday. Corn. vs. Roboocit, Jithnstob, , (colpreil)y , .—attonipt to poison. <• vs. Wni. IP. Barbonr—forhication and , BILLS IGNORED Coin. vs: -Thos. Tate,' Carter Siewart, Cliam.Androwei Taylor Smith, and• Wm. Jaeheon-aeenalt with intent to - kill. • vi. C. D. Eitbnosoifor-r--assault and battery. - Com. 'vs. Wilson. Reed--assault and Corn; vs:Rachel Lesher alias Rachel Smith—larceny. , , • Com. is:Banll_Boward—larceriy. COrri';:vs. Goo. Sheaffer—assault and battery. Com. vs. Philip Bishop,: Benj. 'Good year, Wm. Mohler and Jeremiah Good —assault and battery. - Corn. vs. Andrew . Bmith—larcony. • Coin. vs. Michel Brain—assault and battery.-- 'Com: vs. Jelin Shuler—fornication and ,bastardy: The following cases - wore disposed Atebeson , Laughlin VaNelson - E: Evans —NO. 22, Jan. T., 1872. I feigned issue to try validity of judgment hold by plain tiff vs. W. R. Linn. Verdict for s plain tiff:. Corn. vs. Henry Yoho—larceny. Ver dict—not guilty,—and defendant . dis charged. Corn. vs. William SaVage—larcenf by bailee—verdict—not guilty—delbndant discharged. Com. vs. Geo. C. Dallam—arson— burning stable. igol. pros. entmed by District Attorney. Coro. vs. Henry lobe—larceny. fondant pleads not guilty, Jurylincl de fendant not guilty. . Com. vs. Jacob Swigert—larceny. —pleads not guilty—verdict guiltysen tonced 00 days in county jail. Com: vs. Robt. Lane--assault and bat tery—defendant pleads not guilty—ver dict guilty—sentenced 15 days in county jail. Corn. vs. Lewis Robinson—larceny by bailee—under the bitttruction of the Court the Jut/ rendered-a-vertlict of not guilty. coin. vs. C. D. Rockafellow—assault and 'battery with intent to kill. Nol. pros. entered by District Attorney. Corn. vs. D. 11. Icinunell—assault and battery,-Not. - pios7 - iiiily District Attorney. Com. vs. John A. SvAirtz—iissault and battery. Nob pros. entered by Distridt Attorney. Coin. vs. J. J. Stickle—fraud—defend ant pleads not giiilty—vordict not guilty, and p - rosecutor roc _sses. Com. vs. John B. Hoovor—assault and battery—dgfendant pleads not guilty— verdict not guilty, Com. vs. Ann Cooper—larceny—jury find defendant guilty, and Court sentence tier to GO days in 'county jail. Com. vs. Wnt Scott—house stvallp;-- pleads not guilty—yuldiet 'not deftualtnt diselue Bode —Cum. vs. 11. Iltrst, ('. ILUF.I— larceny—defendants plead nut guilty— veiilict guilty .11111 huntcm:LA - each to imprisonment. in county jail rm . . :',() <lB 3 s. Gum. vs. David 1)ie111----larcony--plcaLls nut guilty—t~rdi.t gCiPly—seutenceil (lays in county prison. Cum. vs. M. A. ,r. B. Leidig"—as saalt and battery—dolt:ln - lards plead n,d, guilty—Jury find defendants gnilty and court. sentenced M. A. Leidig to pay line of $2.1 and .1. It. Leidig $lll tine and coats. Corn. VA. GOO. Oitstot—assault •and battery—defendant pleads not; guilty— acquitted. , Coin. vs. henry Smith--larceny—Pleads not 'g,ulity—vbrdict guilty—sentence ',;() days in county jail. Cum. vs Rachel Lesser—larceny—pleads not guilty—defendant acquitted and dis charged. [ANNOUNCEMENTS.] STRAY CALVES. Strayed away from the promises of tho subscriber, in 3licidex. township, `t short dist:wee from Addlesex, 2 calves, one a red and the otfair a black roan, about 0 months old. Any person know ing of their whereaboutx, will be liberally rewarded. :mil. all expenses paid upon returning the same to AI) AM I lOC EF.II 18j1,22L Wm were pleased to see, not long since, in one of our exchanges, some pretty severs remarks addressed to several per sons who, during an interesting lecture by Rev. Jno. S. C. Abbott, kept a con tinuous cklughi ng, which prevented malty tram hearing. People who cannot re frain from coughing, had better stay away from such places, or else take a bottle of damson's Anodyne Linih,enl with them. Tim inthortance,,,of giving Slteridon's Calalry Condition Powders to horses that have been out in the cold rain. stood in the cold wind, ot:,drank too much cold water, cannot be over estimated ; no man should be without them who 'owns a good horse. 2 PER CENT FOR MONEY. Furs ! Furs !! Now is the time to save money. We will sell all our line fors at cost, rather than return them. Call early and see how low in prices we have .them, DtiRE & 13tlt1:1101.11Elt BROCHE AND WOOL SHAWLS. • .The handsomest Brodie shawls ever kept in this market, we are closing them out at a great sacrifice. Call and see. DUKE & BUI00101,DEIc,! Housu furnishing goods at prices„ We purchase. largely of these,, goods, tickings, shootings, pillow casings, &c. before the advance. Will sell them all at the old prices. You can save money by calling, and get your prices to com ps re. • DUKE & liultErfOLDER To C[ OKEN,.jt,~ISEES Thu undersigned, devoting his trine exclusively. to the brdeding of choice fowls, , is prepared to book orders for the following varieties of _eggs. During . the past year I Ituve made large addi tions to my stock, having. recently ob tainetVeveral _lmparted Light Brahmas from P. Williams, Massachusetts. Most of any fowls drew premiums at the late County Fair. All, stock guarabteed to be thorough ,tired. • Chickens and eggs , canbe, obtained at, all'times. The fol lowing is the prices fixed for the ...differ ent varieties of eggs: •,, Dark Brahma, Premium, per doe. $2 Light Brahma, Impoited, " -1 • Ilondan, Premium, (Bearded and Muilled,) per doz. 2 Black Cochin, Premitim„ 1 Cray . Dorking,- ' ". 1 Brinizo Turkey; 2 Jussm B. I.lv:amp, No. 121'South Pitt Street, 18ja721f - Carlisle, Pa. ------------ Palma buckwheat dour, 'oven dried corn meal at Eltunrieh'e. CunnANals, *lnn, leuMn'peel, primps, figs, payed and mmarod peaches, :it Hoffman's, No. 88 DCA Pomfret street. - Tifitileiir sold by'J. L. Meloy always 'reliable. „Try it. • , . '11 :(5,ABII BUSINESS On and after the first of March 'next, I lutond to do a CAsu Business, with all, without respect to persons. , By this .ar iangement, strictly baled out; I will be able to sell groceries at reduced prices. All persons knowing themsolved indebted to the undersigned by book account or otherwitm, are urgently - req.losbid - to make payment pcfore the first of Mn h, 1872. , B. liorrmax,: gi East Poinfrot strop • 4ja7p,tf . . • TWENTY bbls onions just roceired, r at Hutnrich!s: - FOR RENT The largo second story front room on tho corner, over Leidich & Miller's-dry l koodo store. For ternisinquire of Leidich & Miller. 2no7ltf_ IN you Want a nico pound of honey, go to Ihunrich's. &mum)Ens, sides, dried tied,- bed tongues, sugar cured hams, whole or sliced, pickled and,canned oysters, at Heinrich's. I=l= YoU that kill pigs and make sausages want good pepper to season with. J. Itfeloy has it, strictly pure. Gdec,,,lV Fon'lrish pot toes , go to Humrich's. He has seven different varieties, which ho is soiling in; large or small quantities to Suitpurclasers. TTIE Sensemau Shop is still in full blast. If you want good carriages, bug gies, spring wagons or sleighs, go to Ad. Sensernan, at his old place on North Pitt street. ' Ono7ltf NE,w London Layers, Valeetia and Seedless,flaisins just received at Hum ?deal Pon cranberries, Atmore's mince meat, call at Hoffman's . grocery, No. 98 East Pomfret street. PATENT GATE At Diiikie'S . Inchine ~Shop, in this place, can bo soon ono of the best practi cal Faim. Gates ever 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 offerc, - d fa sale to ail who need gates at the following low prices. For each farm right, ip2.00 ; for each township right, $20,00; for each comity right, $1.50.00. - Gates made to - order of any size Or, style desired, and satisfaction guaran teed in all cases. Will exchange terri tory for a good horse. Call on or ad- dress CHAS. F. DINHLF. Also, 1 Wilson and 1 Wilcox & Gibbs tiew-higTlaellineC: I'(ir};ll.lc, cheap. EIKW N ) t ICE, All persons indebted to lienry Saxton, prior to thw,tirst of January, IF7O, aro heTchy lintilied 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 one, irrpmective of person, will be placed in the hands of a proper officer of the law for coffee Hon,- lIEN Rl' 85 x - rox. 26ocTltf. • Legal Notices F xDTTop , s , No. herb his en that letters t •staloontory - uir the last will and teetntnent of Cat Intrine 11.nu,le•E. 1.0.1 of ',tooth Mnid.eton township. de he 1,, n grant.. I to the untloraigned Tesnling th 1.1110 tolV.l Ship All perm... Int•lng awnt.st coil e 1.111 prea+ e present the , no lor a n.l those intlnbted aro rentlented• to in ,L.c to 9...11111..01 delay NIICIIACL .11OFFMAtiE . 141.1,71-61 , Executor. ESTATE IS't)TlOE.—Lottors of ad ministration oat, thy Hill anneXed on (Ito Clal.• of J. ho Hann., • latoxf the borough of rnr l'4lr, It.r,n,d, Intrlng loon ix51.104i by AI. Itegnater o, colliltv, to thu undeesi riled teeti , l , nlt In and borongh. All porsone. knoWing Ihecrwelven intbdarol lo e , tittt null.ln. to payment, and ti .n" pro-pot theta prop•rly nn-' lip wk.:amd for nottlemont to I'. I'. II L'Al ' , 3 W, \lino elreet, Cnrllsle, Athnlffixtrator C, I'. A MEM xlituTons' NOTICE. Letters teatamentury on the natoto of Tboumn Lee, av, deeettaad, late of Vickinonn t o rodtip, have been in annd by the Ilnnistor of Cent Maud county. to the aub.crlhers 'toddling in the same Lan - rthlp. All yet 'Q. Indebted to Pahl notate avld plertne make immediate payrnent, and threte hnrlug clalma pa to ...tent them duly nuthentlca.ed, to the nnder obrni.l, fur rettlement. AA LEM. I. SE, 11 ja7 . 26t Ex.rotorg of Thonooi Len, deed EXECUTOIN' NOTlCE—Notice is her. by gis eit Okra lilt ern lestatue•Mary n t 111.. • zato , ol .1..1111 IleindIo; tat , . ~ 1* (rave L..vl grant..l t.• re• vi r hlg near r.llllr , litOmi. In the 2,1110 [0..14. Ail pet•ti , .3111 . s t• 0,,..14..1 :.14.. , )11 rho Intlel.t..cl inake pa, nwnt Po 7'Eft BRINDLE, .rEssE BRINDLE, Ex Benton. C 01,1.11. C 3111.1.1.11, t Janis ity J. 1572. At a ?pert 01 the Lou..i Clmoril ti this 11 , rtalgli of Carlin._ held Tut-nit% onettlntr, Jan tt.iry 2, 1472, the lellnwing reolitottrain /et Tit it tit, ollector, Joelittit Fin, let hely int,itt to tiol 1.1,1,131 at 3/1113., 1113 °Ming io law, tore het tie' halal..• i.t hi, dueht.t tt for 1470, Wd iliat hr 1.1. 1...11111,d 13 Selll3 ultra. irt, Gorr thin dale. ed. That lax eolleetor, C U. Itihrhart, he he itnl 1., plal at alit,, ttliog to ." I .a, to c , Ile , I the halittonot-goi of 1,1, d opt. at e tor tail, w I 3131 11110 I,' lii• 1,11111,11 10 n 311101,, 313,14nt within .131 flit) lino Olt- date. ../C , e4e , f. Aut. I leam l eanhil 10/.4 Ise plthl the :1 of rataalo rt . Mei the C It II M 1.,. LEIVIS ..11 A SON 11 111 -1,11'241 Secretary of Corporation T ILE CutrilLerlatul County Agricultural will hold their next regular no ell tht In the .11 bittatton 4fientlier, on ihtet•flay. February 1.1 , AV0 - B.wrelary. - 1 1 / 4 TOT I Imve.4lLis day admitted I'l vii nun as it jiariner iu hiniinettn, tinder the unit nitwit tic s J till 01OUFFIrit, it 0N h Oh) . and vtil rootlitue this uJIh , g Inniinose an bet ...dere. or pail !Lorton we hope, lip atrial at tole Sinn, it at antina it,eit the mno. I .1.1. oil hTtrUFFi.li, SON A (0 PF,C; ,t N0111.b.--Owiug to change P. 3 thoi, all to I . ttoni hating built accounta n-011 v.lll and I.IIIU and taLli i 1.13 JACSI.I Jan. 4 , 187441t4 Great Barytt ins MITE undersigned, agent, for David lint!, now du nerd. wishit.g to rellro trout lootinotts. %%Ili roll ot grootly rotund emit rots!, hln largt/ ii.,rj Itt • 11 IIIPS, 1 , DI FS' A ND II PNTLENI EN'S FLITS rind 111,11 V I'S 'I HUNKS, . V A LLS A, 11= EEIM • CANES ' UNiltil nod it large variety of NOtiolia.. Lo i u tire alrek will ben Ail out ou liberal Curioa to any 0110 clean log to ...anion, tire litialtioi. A lento , of Ow rtorno oo van lin had for a nionl.cir of EL= JACOB 1101 S: No, 1 North Ilotoovor ntrort, othihnslto tlhn Chhrllnlo Ithhponit. Book, Cnrllolo, Pa. Pernons tootrlog.llhhhtoLolvrn to 4a. Bolohte l l !demi, rn II and +et 00 1:1. , ir nrroun a, 1.1i11724111. 'Various al d's PURL AND IJNA.DULTERATED moo sotN ALWAYS BE OBTAINED AT lIAVEILBTICK'S , No. 5 South Hanover Street, Clad IMP, Pa. N. laPremnlptione ,caratully and aFourately compounded at all liattal 15Jo7Ltf FOR SALE OR RENT: No. 86 Sbuthfit Stave,. Apply to M. F. GAISDNIM Iljniatt . . CUSH BUSINESS.—On and - after the thAt. of 13 , 1ittititber unfit, I Intend to do a CA EMI 'BUSINESS , with nil, without rettpeot to intr. - one Country prothiou roettiroti on coed, In Patenting° for gonds nu out Ily this orningionmit 01 trlot ty on totig', I will no onahlod to null grororlos fit reduced roil, . , . 15JillItt 6i. ' 0 .ISIIIOPP: J. ,13, r uvEßßTicat . .. NO 6 SOUTH lIANOVIIIt kiTIMET, ' • Dnaler In Drug's, Dlodioinoo, CHAMPETS 1 CARPETS I CARPETS 1 °rind luargnlns In l'iumte. Win dow ; 4 1intl.w, Violvot Ithge tun' Door • • ` A. W. MINTZ & SO. A CIbIDLETE LINE.. OE MILLINERY. Vt.lye hullos mid to Inauw, Foalliarv, all alluqua. ILlblo mi. Plot Pram., Silt, Yultote; und -yet...no, all ..41ory,.olit blue. ' • 71ee71 .' A. 117.•IlENTZ At CO. can' obtain Dye; Stuffs; Porfu- Ymerlin, unit Fumy Artlelao, ut .3. 11. hover. atick'x Phy.leluna' pruacrlptloam cat:11'1111y coin. pounded at all thnoai . J. P. TI 1 VICREITICK, • N 0.5 Polak llauovor strait, Carllale, Pa. ' 190(470 I. A. ArTOOD. ISAAC RANCE AT W 9 OD, RANCK & CO.;' A.LEACEIANT - 8, Whole=lo donlars in all.klinni of PICKLED AND SALT TIM No. 210' North -Wharves,,: IZEI 11. M. C0Y1.1.1 COY LE BROTHERS: .1 - 9#IONS,II'IIOLESA AT CITY PRICES. Having received a largo line of Woolen Goods, such as Undershirts and Drawer's, Knit Jackets, Scarfs, Woolen Hosiery, Buck and Sheepskin Gloves, Gauntlets and Mits, Hanover Gloves and Gauntlets, Woolen - Merino, Cloth arid Berlin Gloves and Gauntlets, would call the attention of merchants. COYLE lIROTIIERS, No, 24 South Iluoovor street, Carlisle, Pa beet7ltf DR. 'S. BENDER, HONREOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. • .0111ce In the room formerly occupied uy CA. John hoe. taro DR. C.W. KRISE, Offers his 'professional Fel - Tic es to the citizens of Car lisle and surrounding country. Offide In rear of F. C. Kramer's Jewelry store, near post office, where ho ran be conSulted nt all tlmou when not profession ally engeged.- 7,ieell I tn. F, E. BELTZ1100VEII; - Ttlittrt:lY - A T-tik NT Office in South Innover street, opp, site Ilontes dry gOOtill store. , lese7o KIRKPATItICK & %%1117'131A N • MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, N. F. mini and Market greeti, nA , . DOLL, E. KIRKPATRICK lj n7l C. P. BUMBICIL ' -W2.1. B. PARKETI UAIRICH & PARKER, A.T•fuItNEIS - AT LAW. 91TIce pyL:ll 741LsiregLirt Morioi.E.Ll.l.l.-Carlislo.-10se70 J. 11. GRAHAM & SON, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW, No. 14 South -Hanover street, CARLISLE, PA. • Hon. J. IT. Graham, late President Judge. of the Ninth Judicial Metrict ha resented the nowt ire of law, and le-sorest - ell oth hint hie eon, .1 11. Gra ham, jr. practice in the te unties of Condor. land, Perry and Juniata. - JOHN CORNMAN, 'ATTORNEY AT LAWN OM, No. T, Rherocn lion, In rear f ILe Court House 0,44;9 JOHN WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN THE BEST QUALITY OF TV/NES A ,VD LIQUORS, N0..11 South Hanover Street, 11ht721y CARLISLE, I•A. JOSEPH RITNER, A TTORN EY AT I/ANY YN i , t — RVEYOR. Nl..chon'irnburg, Mice un Rollrmul ',rot; to - n doors north of the !tank Bust.. .promptly of:-idol to., J OSEPH A9,..ry,,,‘.t NEE A'r AV. Practices in Dauphin and Cumberland Ors lel: 1 n Court lion..' A I,llle. liranwr's In tho r,ar of tlo.. ,Irovr;ry renblishment. MIME JoS.V..Tir F. CULVEIt. C11.A.9• P. CULVER. LAW, LOAN A.N I) coLLEcTioN OPI•11 . 11 Op ~.10SEPII eui.,V PONTIAC. 11.1.1N015. Wo„haitt the best of foolli- HOS for placing capital nn first-clue, tuturovivi Limns. Tillna investigate, and Abstracts furno-lottl from oar °sou Ten per emit l imit soil prompt fnymeitt. itirrespouilents it 00 •ry part of the W.,, to-lies on every Virility far spec i fy otpt.' if. fli : Mat ii/011on II Cit 'ham. Wm. Pourifso, orri., II at, .1. Vhr 11,r, 1 , 11.. C. B. Nis tflatmltita, rrsq , Carlisle. Ilaniflbot Africk, mat., ifarrisburs, C. P. Cols', utol Urn. lbsriftio If Om. %%toilful:too, P. C. George II Moat t , Philto ifelplita. Chambers tl natty, rl,,cltY• ME HERMAN. AT 1 . 113 EV AT I.IW C.hilt, ti•. Illteenrx 11.k11. 101,70 A. K. WC1.1711.E. J. It. 11 - KU:HAN ATTOKNEYF A'l' LAW. P. g.cth nlrr•et, P 11, SIIA3II3.ARGER, JUSTICE OF"TIIII PEACE Wo.tt unrhoro'-tomtiShip. Coml. r'atol .iit It. Penn MI lot..ln't outr,to Ito Imo till r*.ColVf. protopt WF.. SA M.,111, • APIM \ EV AI L, M. Otli:111 xrt ont, nekt th, G... 111 V, 01 II low '-.013 I, 111, GO - WILLIAM KENNI , MY, A'1"ItIllS I ' l Al' LAW. Onln'n In Voloutv, butldfng. Cnrlixln. Itwetl9. ~, W .r I. W 0111 , in i1111t114.4, cornerul the t'..nirt 1th,...69 _ . . B. liIRONS, ATTOIINKV AND .7011:NSHLOIt AT LAW, 723 Walnut, Strout, I . IIII,ADE.LPIII A. RA TS AND CA J. G CALLAO, No. 20 }Veer MAIN SVIELT. CARLISLE, fENNA., 13=1 t' I Elt 01 Carlldlu I I Thu Intuel utt le• j nit tu olyod I 111= SILK HATS from the b.. 1. 1111.ntaftcturott !! FA - II ON A lII.E linTs ju.t out I I I I J. O. CA1,410 alahos to roll utlolli.lou to bl largo stock of 11 A 7' CAPSE4ND • to numifsetlir.s ILA!. to order. •ud hu the Lott gooon to 6•r o.lorlng 1140. %V on lloodk WO i•rrt , lii,r4. ni ell./Ort .11' Th.•ll.'o C %el! ...lie vpOd for COUNT RY FU , S =I I=l9 I= CHEAT COAL ! LAY IN Y . OIJII wiNTEB. Th. It. x to fntvdnh 11111111611 and indiVillllllls With [OM at extremely tow pi Ito le pl'epitrad to foral,ll all too r trial'. of !lard and soft coals, goard,te. icor lII° teal raceft oil to be throat ordurad, and Oct tirdte Ilt ove.lbf: Farman. nod Llutelatitiarx Ole Una of tin, Comber laud Valley railrea t, will la, stippled at totaleruto rat.. It - will ho to the •olvont.t to or pnrt•haa re to cell on hint berate potato . ..lntl ebtoorhuro. Ito roxp•rol folly o tilt:ll4 n slott 0 o• r pablie patron ego, Orden+ promptly 111101. MEM Vide's F(oraZ Guide - yaws • - F L O R A "(-4 U I D FOR 1572. • Tito first edition of Two Hundred Thousand Clllll, Just pubiiobod. It le Organ tly printed on tine tim e d paper, in two colors, and ilinstrated with Door Throe Modred Engravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and TWO COLOR III) PLATES. Tho most beautiful and Instructive Catologuo and Floral Outdo in the world-112 paces, giving tsar ongh directions for the eultnro of HOW.. and Voge: , tables, ornapion ling grounds, ranking won., he. 'A Chrk.intas proxont for my rustonters, but for 'wordedany who apply by•mall, for Toll 011Iy ono-quarter the CI Rt. "Addres s , .l.ilES VICE. . 2111,101 Itneltestjr, N. Y. dARLIBLIV, Peter .1104 , C, Barker N.y e 'W . , BARBER Bum, Peter Hodge, has recently opened the liatlonal Shaving Saloon, No. 5, East Main street, 'lrvine's ran. Hair cutting, sl o dying _promp4l4atended t 0.,.: Ladies', hair cutting ex..cuted In the latest City' styles - Shy prices are an reasonable as any - othei saloon in this place. r tato . nano' but competent inuthoymon In my employ. Henry Itennpdy will, alin, be found at my saloon. Please give me CS Can. 20Ju711ro - 'fltrEll'lloDOlL /Mil CARDS. Above Race great, PHILADELPHIA W. SCOTT COYLE I=l Philadelphia sons 0. ON7 IV. IY. ❑EIM ACE, =1 I= Countie , =I (.peal) Cbal LOILG E ZINN, . lift m qt, ELE GA ••‘ a a N •,1:' 1 ti s. r , • " • / • • * • 60 1 s, ter m• •••-•, N• Oil itivom „ EE rzErpo, Yra "o Hi NO. 18 EASTMAIN STREET, (Opposite the Bentz I-Imise,and Saxton't) Hardware Store.) Pqa.ros abriocl LADIES' MD CHILDREN'S FURS NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS tVagnificsibt Stock of lianclkerchiefs, Thread . Lace Collars and Chilly Lace Coll2rs JUST OF' i-fr.q-FL) THE NEW DEPAF A full assortment of reliable patterns for all .. • • Loins,' and Chiltirt•it's Garments, from M.Me.„.Remorest's Emporium of .• • .. , It , w York, in N;li sizes and styles. Each. pattern put up in an en,. It.p.• %% Qt. Illustrations mitt fall description how to cut, put together, make and Lim the gal men t. A USEFUL AND ATTRACTIVE RRESENT for their children and friends, will not regret the examination of this stock iwe,,,13 purchasing elsewhere R,EMEMBER THE PLACE. L. T. GREENFIELD, Dry Go as. t ye. C - LJOSI -- 0 : 0 U =9 WINTER GOODS AT THE CENTRAL ry foods itora, REGARDLESS OF DUST I=l oL bargalna to be banal in all 1,16,1 s of Black anti Colored Silks, Silk Poplins, Empress Cloths, • French Meritios, French Cashmeres, CobaT,s, Alpacas, &c. kUTIFUL PLAID CLOTHS FOR SUITINGS,' PURIM PLAID mums, AIDERICXN DIMAIN dc G roll barg.d. Iu SHAWLS. lin•Ill I~~rgnine fn BTU- A-1V- K 5.., I=l Q, TT I 1., 'T S I= la, n,n e s, I= I= WAIT IZ-PRO F CLOTII:3 t , BLACK AND6OLORED VELVET' ENS! HANDSOME OXIOTH SKIRTS, C.k: , SIIII:ItES, OVERCOkI'INGS MBE SATTTNETS, KENTUCKY JEANS, k' all sullllT 30 per eviit under rviltdar ti around town. Hon's Merino Shirts and Drawors, ' Ladies' Morino Undorwear, Misses' Morino Untlerwpar,l Gloves of all kinds, ~ . ~.„' Hosiery of nil iiin(V. A siltettat I ax.rtnioht or LACE COLLARS, • LINEN COLLARS, LACE ANIP LINEN lINDERSLEEVES, SASII RIBBONS, NECK , for Chrlatman lite:onto. FURS! FURS ! -FURS:.! We RIM have n large. etocke9f Furo r all of whlch will be nold at grktiv teducol price. bitrgelus lu Fula for On-bath. rf ONOU ta As we, have iletertninea to close out our entirc.Stock of gocals, all personti eau gc ( t !event bargains, iii any kiwi of-Dry . '(.4oods- they 'nay ,want to purchase. - • , Do Tiotfail to call , • • AT TRE • • S tore, '; • " Central 'Dry Goods . o whore you can parclume a groat many gfroda fur a map punt of rnonoy. , MILLER EMIZI T NEW -STO ff FOR NEW STORE, Every description of At veb , low prices Great Bargains in Point Lace Co[tors, To all \rho nisli tOloin•haso No. 18 East Main St., CARTA:ST.I Jlood, Bonbright d Co 154 , El .........., , -4 c...) g o , "•=:. ;: t, A ' , : - 4- . .--': -7 • - -3 , - 5 •;.,, i =1 w .-- ,= ,--,_ .7: , ~•'-',y-1 - 1 E ..or. -- ... 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A no, a pia a 01 140.1 in 1100 ”nu cur, At'HltiS, more or 1 , ..• ./Y 4%1,0,01,04. 01 1.104 on III.• moral a vl Buff tlo flu. ta.aa:a. 1- ONE 1111N11i1:-.11 Aa 11 111 ii,, `lli b. jog I arty., havigg 011'1 CO • erl.1111•11 111111,4 11 , 11,, /I,ld II lug A:010. A bo, 11 1011/1 gr-natl la the borough or .I.iscrpoffi, hrl ag 11,0 ea; al, ulitl ha , lug Ila•rt-un tat, lad a A. All gl!or All to tpp n 111 011 vp•py h ortally I, htp•l i, p • gin 011,1.0 1/111T11.1i11.1 . .. Ti. /11;”10 pro'pvi rlcti will 110, 1•11 ', .11 1 wJo 11111,1 oCl'ollElt • 1471. akshi'll not :••,1 IP •i'rp. die, will 1.1.14.1 at, public pule 5, •th.pl pl Iv in Live wbou and whPru tho, terms' will h.• know', Apply to 11. U. mpsin, 0, t•. . 1 NITO It 111CIC, jr., Ilurrihburg. 20,1,1,11 VALUABIETP 7 ARM FOR. SALE The annulturn.loned Ofivri at !Tirane :Ma, Ink haaiJ t North ,naluilaton toa asinly, one dila, ' , titan tan, annu l ;albuiningn the Pawn Hawn farm, 1,110 udnln. 1114 bates, wltin a e.o.nd Shaun iLtux unalttnniin ag tax l'l , OlllV, and a Slane and 1111 , n illl'll.oll and WOll 1111i1 011 , 11:111 near the d, or. An nur.ll, - .: , nl elnolea kit I triq-s in goouh'inedring laardinio, , , The land 1101141 vonleniently La livid, II Into Ina small farms, is in good randition, and ix moil-hymn n no 1-0 Al,l involloctivn to any land la I nutileriannuf y. For teams, call tat tilt , anutorndigneul, raddigc MI . premises, or 11114.1 hint by lento, at eari,le, ga. Also, a tract al laud-Is Vory, -notably, gninwn • ver xvith young thriving Cineudnat ,Tbniunr, u•a n t a n n i,,, 11 uterus and 7 I,ernbethbnatalour on tin, no n I h lie l'allersborg nu.), 1111 1110 t. 351 by 1,1 , ,,1 ra on the west tip 111111114 `MIMI 1 1/WIC, Cu,. ' OW •011111 It road and alms lindd (an top !d 1j11 , 11111,11; n, and nla unn fourth of., atilt, :rota the tavora, on 'bu a r,...nr., end about: Xlllllll. truant die Wain ..31sa1ltriV r JONATII A ct - - V3IIIABLE ''POWN. RESII)ENCH AT I'lln .1T 1 , . 11t Tho muTerslattoa oft - ors at private - Nolo t hot tie/1111000 doubly tW..,tioy lfr ek it s.. nil ..ts.tl i/11 East High girt.ot, In tht• borough of I! irlitit, 1101111d141 119 (11110114 : Oil tln' north by 1111 oily, 1111 by Bast,llTh ebo.t, on Ow 0... t bl thu county and on Ilitt,est Ilethut Tin. lot la 61 fort'lr, rt by 740 fret Io depth: Tho !noon, r.— contly occul•ltt ho tonnit , l Ht,pburn, jr., ig 0110 or thisthdlluoat ill the borough, gag 111111 Wikt 11/ , i 1W In troduootl, awl the btablltlog 40 'all, t ory boat tilt to of at chltecturo.. Tho propert) trill tio"o.tltt un tolvanitu;k.con toroto, to Italy pyreon 1,11.111t,t to pntelotso. • For lurthor. port roll 1111 V1 . 1111111:11,/ '4V:111:W111111N. 2no7ltr ' ' D ESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCI7, ' Theundeodkited offers at. Prl6‘te Halo,'•the a l to residence, No. l'81,) 'Weot street. The house Ins TWO•STORY 1112101 i with 1.0,1,10141bn:ft, fortthilia with gas and 'water, and oilier modern ' Improvement., anda lot of ground 04 feet iron t and i 240 feet deep, with onnernio: frult.tind shade Vona. Terms easy. rote&slon Own fintnediatell". 10n071.4f IJbUSE FOR,SALE • - , O. LOUT . 111:1t, ATRIVNT .T...p.:1„14V13103,T10K. 1 ' DEM EN C ~ A E7,', 3 „ E-0 E
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