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Wo guarantee each machine to do Its work perfectly. Bak-AOIiNTS 700 ens UNITED STATEII, • 'A. 11. PRANOISCUB & CO Gib Market Street Philadelphia, Pa. The largest and cheapest WOODEN WA ItE 110118 in the "Fatted Statue. 14de713tn." Oysterb. Qys - ters! . RALLIi3.OI4'& WM . ..would announce I 16 itialr many old auotuniora that Choy havo cancan, thuir ,' I OYSTER SAL O O-N . for the moon, pod' Oro ',rowed to ram PRIME OYSTERS In noy otyle, such no Fried, Roasted, • Stowed, Ponoed; on tlurtfalt Shell, Ito. WO have In,toonoctlon trllll our cotablletniont a LADIES' RESTAURANT, which le Ilttral op In the molt comfortable matmor. Famines eupplhal with the boat oyttera , In the market; by 111 , bu.h.l.ni smaller quetattlee, °Lmm or In the ettellot short notlcaomd at Memory totted roue. Slffealittit B. ALL!BON & SOW Mr. 16 Etioi ttnln 'Street Line 'of Travel SOUTH•.DIOUNTAIN RAILROAD TINE, TABLE. TAKES EFFECT SEPTEMBER. 1, 1871 On and after Friday, September 1,074! this Company will run two trains through to Pino Grove daily, (Sundays oicopted). AS FOLLOWS: Mayo Junction, 7.00 A: u., rMlonnybrook, 7.10, 4 Crataboad'o, 7 20, Mount Holly, 740, *Upper 11111, 7.42, Hunter's Rua, 8.05, , Laur01, 8:40, and arrives at Ploo Grove, 9.00 A. X. Loavo Carlisle 2.68 p. M., &minion, 3.00, .11onny brook, 8 10, .CriLlibontre, 8.25, Mount Holly, 3.45 *Upper Mill. 30, llnntnr's Hun, 4.00, Loutel, 4.20 and arrives at 'Eno 0 rovo, 4.40 p. x. El= Lye PitlO Grove, 9.90 A.. 11., talllrCi, 0.45, Hun ter's Run, 10.05, •Upper 51111, 10.25, Ifloutit Irony, 10.30, •Crslghesd'e, 10.50, .Boanybreok, 11.00, and arrives at Junction, 11.15 A S. Leavo Phi° Oroio,f,oo r. 5.15, Hun tere Run, 6.3 D, .Uppeiatill, 6 50, Mount folly, 5.55, *Oralghead'e 010..lionuArook, 6.25, and arrives at Junction, 0.36 r. Stallone markoil thus (.) aro flag stations only. I. W. DA VENPORT, General Superintendent. OMeo of Gen. Soporlntondont, 1 Plno Grove, Aug. 25, 1871. - CUMBERLAND VALLEY R:TR. CHANGE OF HOURS. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. , On and after Thenlday,November 24,1870, Passenger Trains will ran daily, an follown, (Sundays excepted): WESTWARD! ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Harrislnirg 8:00 A. Pt , Muchankmburg 8:35,01(4101e 0:11, Norville 0:40, Sillppensburg 10:22, ChainbersbUrg 10:44, Green -castle 11:10, arrivingkt liagerstorn 11:45, A. at. MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg 1:56, e. at., chknicsburg 2:27, Carlini° 2:58, Novville 3:32, Ship ponsburg 4:02, Chambersburg 4:15, Greencastle 5:11, -npri On. , 0 in gerstoku_s:4l.l,_r-st. EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Iliwrinburg Mechanicsburg 5:02, Carlisle 5:32, Newvill ell:85, Ship. pensburg 0:33, arriving at Chniubershurg 7:00, P.M, A MIXED TRAIN leaven Chambersburg 7:45, A Id Greencastle 9:00, arriving nt Hagerstown 10:05, EASTWARD! ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Nambersburg 6:00 A la, Shipponsburg 5:29, Norville 0:00, Carlisle d:33, 'Mechanicsburg 7:02, arriving at Harrisburg 7:30, a MAIL TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 8:30 n u, Green. ensile 9:00, Chamberaburg- 0:40, Shippennburg 10:22, Norville 10:53, Carlisle 11,9, Mechanicsburg 12:05 arriving nt Harrinburg 12:37,P. M. EXPRESS TRAIN leaven Ilagerntown 12:00 m, Greencastle 12:38, Chambershurg 1:05, Shipponsbarg 1:87, Norville 2:10. Carlisle 2:50, Mechanicsburg 3:18, arriving at Harrisburg 3:60,0 M. A MLXED TRAIN leaves 'Hagerstown 3:30 P Greencastle 4:27, arriving at Chain bore burg 5:30, 0 0. 43 - Slaking close connections nt Harrisburg with trains to and from Philmbdphia, New York, Washing ton, Baltimore, Pi tteburg, and all points West. 0. br. LULL, Supt. Superintendent's Office, Chamb'cr.. Nov. 21. 1870. PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD WINTER TIME TABLE. _ Eight Trains (Daily) to and from Phila delphia and Pittsburg, and Two Trains Daily to and from Erio (Sundays excepted). AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, MI, Piiii-engtir Trains of tlio Pon nsylrania R„ii roa g r”. ; any will depart from Harrisburg and arrive at l'hiluilelpflia ao l Pittsburg nv folloun ILttrITWABD. 2 35—Philadelphia Expreng 'lo3Trii linrrimbitrg tinily (except 3100tIrty) at 2 35 a. In., and nrrivve nt Went nt 0 40 n. 4 05—Fact 1.00-10aym Flarrleburg dally (except 51onda)) at 4 05 a. m., nod arriyell at Wom 0511541c1* phis at 8 05 a. m. 7 30—Mail ram laaven Florrlaburg daily (except Bllndsy) at 7 30 p. inti'and _arrives nt 140 . 1adelpliln al 1I 20 p. to. ll 45—P4rifle Exproin leaven Ilnrriaborz dolly at 11 45 a. tn., and annex at Went Philadelphia of 3 40 - p. m. 2 Iv—ELIIIII A EXPRESS lenven llnrrieborg. tinily (except linnflas I nt 2 On p. m. , and arrives at Weal, Plillutleij4il;4,at 6 00 p m. 10 45—CInclunat1 Exprapa Ivnraa Ilnrrinl,urP claPy at 10 45 p. m., and nrrlvaa'ut IVent Plitladelphia at S 05 a. m. 55-11airisbrirg Acrommmlation leaves Martin burg daily. Sundays oxcepted, at 3 DD p. m , and ttr tiv•n at Philadelphia at U 4u p. m. 70-I,neaster Train, via Mount. Joy, leaves rlarrisburg daily (accept Sunday) at i An a. nt.., and arrives at Went Philadelphia at 12 40 a 01 EEO EOM= 4 40—Erie Fast Line welt, for' Erie, lenvee Tier riellarg daily (except Sunday) at 4 40 p. te.,arrlving at Erie at 7 40 a. m 10 40— ERIE MAIL west, for Erie. loaves Harris burg daily at 1040 a.m., arriving at Eris nt 2 50 p m. 10 30—Cincinnati Express leaves Harrisburg daily at 10 30 p. m., arrirea at Altoona at 3 45 a. m., aad arrives at Pittsburs at 8 20 n. m. 4 05—PACIFIC EXPIIIIOB loarem Ilarriaburg daily at 4 05 a. m , arrives at Altoona 9 05m. at. and arrive, at 1 1 1(t.burg at 205 p. m. ' 12 55—Southern Exproma lentos ITarriaboric daily at -12 55 a m.. arrivea at Altoona at 0 20 a. m., and Anil'. at Pittaburd MD 10 a. tn. . 4 50—Font Line loaves Harrisburg daily (except . Sunda,) at 4 50 p. tn., arrive, at Altoona at 0 05 p. al. take, supper and arrives at Pittsburg at 1 35 a.m. 115—)lad Tinlyn leaven Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 115 p m., urrivenni Altoona at 715 p. tnkes sniper and arrives at Pit tkburg at 1 06 a in. 7 30—Way Pasaeneer Train leaves Harriaburg daily (except Suildn)a) at 7430 a. m. , arrives at Altoona at 1 30 p. m., rind at Ifitt•linra at S 20 p. m. 1 00-11 trough Passel grr 'Yuan leaves Harrisburg at 3 00 n tn. , arrives Altoona at S 10 a m., and nr rives at lb itabur,ll at 1 35 p nr. SAMUEL A. BLACK, Supt. Mph!lo.Div. Penile. R. 11. Ilarrieburg Novornl or 13, 1871. R EADING RAIL ROAD I= .31ouday, November 13, 1871 Cltli AT TlCs;fi LINE FROM THE North and No: th-West fir Philadelphia, Now York, Reading, Tamaqua, Ashlortal, rhamokin, .luolusnon, Allentown, Ilaxton, Ephrata, Litis, Lancaster, Co luultda, Ar., An. Trains Icave llarri•bnrg for New York, as follows : At 5:45 awl MlO, a to, and 2:00 p tu , connecting with him liar trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and arriving at Now York at 10:07 a. m, 3:42 and 0:40 p. m, respectively. Sleeping Cars accom pany tho 2:15 a ut train without change. Itkarning: Leave New York at 9:00 n to, 12.30 noon, and 0:00 p m,,lihilittlelphin, at 7:30 8 3.) a m. and 3:30 p. to. Sleeping Cara aceompany the 5:00 p to train from New York, without clung, bravo Harrisburg for Reading. Pottaville, Tama-• qt., Ylincraville, Ashland, eltamokin, Allentownan 1 Philadelphia, at 8:10 a In, 2:00 and 4:00 n at, atop ping at Lebanon and prlncipti way stations; tits 4:05 p m train connecting foiPhiludelphitt, Pottsville and Cnlnm bin, only. -.For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven told Auburn via Schuylkill and Railroad, leave Hari...burg nt.3:10 p nt. Emit Pentu.llN ludo Itathoad trait. leave Reading for Allentown, Canton, anti Rea York, at 4:114, 16:41 a no, and . 4:05 p m. Returclng, leave Nen York at 0:00 n to, 12:33 noon and 5:00 p ,n, nod town at 720 a m, 13:25 noon, 2:15,4:25 and 0:35 p m. Way Pasaenger Train leave. Philadulphia at 7:30 a m, connecting. with similar train on Enid Pennsyl vania Railroad, returning from Reading at 0:20 p stopping at all atations. Leave Pottavillent 0:00 a m, and 2 30 p rn, Herndon nt 10:00 a moihanioaln, at 6:40 and 11:15 ant, Anis land, at 7:05 It m, and 12:43 noon, Ainhattoy City, at 7:51 am, anti 1:20 p In, Tatuaqua, at 8:35 a m, and 2:10 p m, for Philadelphia, New York, Reading, liar riaburg, drc. Crave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Suaquehanna Railroad, at 8:15 a to, for Harrisburg, and 11:45 n in. .for Pine Grave and Traznnut. , Reading Accosnmodatiun Train leaved PMlaville nl 5:40 a in, passes Reading at 7:30 a m arriving at t'liilndelphia at 10:30 nm. Returning, leaves Palla dorphia at 4:45 p m, panning Reading at 7:35 p mot, rivlng,444 Pottsville at 0:20 p Po' hittowntlteconnundation Train,leaves Pott•towi. at I.OU a in; returning leaven Philadelphia at44:15 p Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7:50 m, and 0:15 p m, for Ephrata, JAN, Lancanter, Co ke.; returning leave Lanemter at 8.20 a m. and 3.35 p m and Columbia at 8.15 in and 3.15 pni Perk tom. itnilrond trait. learn Perkin... Jun ction at 7:25. 0:06 a at, U:tKi and 515 p m re.turaing, leave Behtvenkevihe at 0.46, 5:10a m, 12;50noon, and 4:95 p o.•unrcttng with similar titans on Reading, Railroad. Thekering Valley Railroad tralua leave l'lmenix• villa at U.lO in in, 3.03-and 5 55 pin: returning, leave Byers at 0.50 n In, 1 . 2.5 noon, and I 20 p m. connect log at ti train, on It. oiling Railroad, Colebtookdale Railroad trains suave Pottatown nt "At' • nrning, leave bit. Pleas ir connsctlng with m; leave 'trading at 7:16 O. mand 9:50 p m for flarrielinrg, at 41{1 a in for Now York, and a' 9:40 a m, and 4:15 p nif fox Philadelphia. Commutation, )111esgo, Bannon, School nod Cscni sion tickets, to mid from all polgt• et.roduced rote. • Baggage, checked through; one hundred pounds each passenger. . • J. E. WOOTTBN, A Bid. Supt rind Eng. Alncl'rr. Itoutllng, P. Nor 13, 1871. Spectacles JNPROVE YOlyrYt SIGHT ! • BY Tin: USE PYKE & . SON'S Parabola . Spectacles ! f ; MANUFAC T ORY AT UTICA, NEW YORK. T. D. DEALER IN DRUGS, lIEDIGINL'Et„, TOILET AND NANCY ARTICLE 3, Arc. OARLISLE.•PENN'A., to appointed agent for tho polo of tho ahoy° opcbtaelee. PERSONS WEARING GLASSES or tilos° In neod of thorn. will do well to call, for. In Ovary can° wo GUAltntiTliti TO-SUIT THE SVILIT PERFECTLY, ! No Podlore Employod 31au7lly MONEY' CANNOT BUT IT I . • FOR SIOIIT 18 PRICELES„?F' But DIAMOND SPECTACLES al pregerTelt • - If yet: yaluo your eyralglit use Owe., ' 443RFECT. LEITBS.• • Oround frinn minute eryetal 'pebbles.. melted 'le.' garner, and derive their name “Thatnontl" g, Of their hurdnoae and 4rililnncy. They will lent Many years ,without, change, and are warranted isullorldr to oil other. in ueo. ITANI:fS'AbTURED BY' J.ll. SPFINCER & CO., CPTICIVS, or.w.-Yonsc; : • - CAtiTiim.—Nnuo gusulno unlen 'damped viith,oir trade <Fr. mnrk. , • • • . Not Hal) by rosp , ontible agonts throngboub,tho 'Union. .111011A8CONLYN,Sewolet,Carllele,1%:, le agent, from whom they one only he •oblothod. Ifo podloto employed:, • • o 0 Idy uru,4. ITITEXAMPLE.D I THE EMPIRE 151t1TIIAL , tc • . - LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, in the fret Fifteen Months of Ito exletertoo hoe leOriod OVEIL;FORTY-FIVY HUNDRED POLICIRB INSURING OVER $8,000,000.00 and taking in Premiums 000,000.06, boleg the largeat commencement busineas ever done , by any company In the world! .111E4tEMION-FOR. IT.- Ordinary Tele:AG-Igo poIIoI nro_nbeolutely nun forfeltable.from poymont f first toinuul premium. ' Specie' Insurance non-forfeitable after Iwo annum! payments All 'policies Incontestable for usual cams, and absolutely i neein 4sta ble after two an nUal premiums. All roolrictions upon travul and residonco removed, and no penult. required. No neeuntolation of Internet on Loans or Psforrod Premium•, and no Increase of annual payments all any elites of Policies:! — l3l,lh=tlflririttilre - proalimn - lensed to'llm party lu• erred, If cloaked, and Ito Noto Dividend. on do finogreesivo plan, mild nine upon thu guaranteo intermit plan. Itualno,ll of the company onudnoted on the Mutual Plan. Policy elmplo and pair ha Hs pro:Malone Indontestability of It to the purpose of The Moplie to fulfill nit its contracts, the evidence of which is that its policy has no convenient refuges by means of which it can escapo a just demand. Proven 'fraud on the part of the insured will ahvays invalidate a policy. Also euicido, if committed previous to the paytnent of the second annual premium; or death caused by engaging In any specially hazardous business within the first two years. Ilia after the expiration of two years, the policy will be hold incontestable for all causes except fraud. Non-Forfeiture of Life Policies No policy of Insurance with continuous payments for life will be forfeited or become void by the non payment of premiums thereon, until the full paying power of the premiums kayo been ozhaueted. 'The" language of the policy is: "That If any premium after the first annuill pre mium shall have eon paid, shall not be paid on the day whim due, And The said aisured shall, within . thirty days thereafter, giro notice in writing of ina bility to pay the tonne, and of n desire that said policy sheill be continued In force under the follow. log- contlitintoi.A' Then, nod In such easy this policy shall not be forfeited or become void by tho non. payment of the said premium duo thereon, until after the expiration of a period, to bo determined an fel to.wlt The net value of this policy when the premium becomes dna, shall ho determined by actu arial calculation, and finer deducting from such net mine the lions upon Fuld pulley uncanceled by divi dends, and any Indebtedness to the company, four. fifths of what remains shell be considered a not sin gle premium of temporary iii.rance. and this policy shall ho continued hi force d wring tholtorni for which It will insure, according to thin ago of the party at tho time of tho lapse of the premium. Example of the Non-Forfeitable Plan of Ago of party ',inured, 35. Ordlunry ,rholu life policy Ono annual premium will too Inuu tbo policy In fom4o 2 yeala and 3 days. Two 001101 premiums will run' line the policy in force 4 yenre and 12 days. Area annul Ireminnis will continuo the policy In force 6 yam, and 27 dp. Four annual premium. will continuo tlio policy In fotco tl yvara and 46 days. Fire annual premiumss, ii cotainne the pulley in for. 10 yearel uud 60 daps G. llilton Sci•ibuer, Prepident ,George W. Smith, Vice Presi dent. Sidney W. Crofut, Secretary Lemuel 11. Waters, Actuary Thomas K. Marcy, M. 32.:Medi -- cal Examiner. ' Everett Clapp, Superintendent of Agencies. THE TESTIMONY OF 'rim PRESS leave Bridgeport at roturning, leave loon, Ind 0:15 vat. Itailroial at 5:80 p ha, Phila. , (the 8:00 a m, train rottaville at 8:00 a m, and 2:00 p ot; Tho ilmtnre Inn p polar Ittstltution, 11111114oLl by reliablo men, 'on mount). buslnres principles, and Is dertlnod at a very early day to stand shoulder to shoulder with the oldest yumpanlos of Its eitsractor In the ottuntry: Its of and directors °mean Intelnoss," end havo organized with the slow of establlshlnit' ► midol Independ ent, January 20, 1870. "Tlilleoinpany le - a groat nmceaa;•the reanit of able, economical, end reliable management. Tho Empire lino uo seperlor In the country."—/loiton Tort. " '• Lin! n policy lu this Company. wo feel lug prldo In tho gloat success It Is solderiug.,'— Era,. • "An uzoolloit company."—Zion't Herald. "A vary bitc±co.sful Cutqprtny."—Congregattottaiist "Ma witin peculiar plenstire that we epoch of this now candldato for publiS fluor. We, know many years Witco the President of the company. Wo know him to be a man of energy, of character, of superior business ability, and above all oleo, a ntiLevisibl man in whatever ho tinder takost The truth is, the Com pany hue adopted the best haverretutipts of the day to ite organisatiouNcut E /and /muralist Ca rafe. • Cumlairltind,. ' and Juniata OFFIGE WITH. tI'.IIEPICURN, Jrt,' 1401)1(mtr OF NtIV TORN, I=ll the "Empire." Mi!Zil!l OFFICERS GEO. S. Faith, AGENT POE lies. Clothitig, , BoOs and. Shoei 011.EAP - JOHN OFFERS FOR'BALII THE BEST' AND CHEAPEST STOI7 . , . , , 1 , .3 , ' . . rt illf 1 II i :: F „ w , ' ) • For Men's )11(1 Boy's Wetul: • t oots, Shoes, Eat& f.. 9 Notions and UNDERSHIRTS! (3ome and See hai) 'John The POOP Hues _Friend, No. 5 Court liou;s:e Avenue, FR,r,kNKLIN HO USE 1 . 10 W' Your Most Obedient Servant, Cheap' JOhn, Benefactor of Ragged Humanity 28sep7ltf ISAAC, LIVINGSTON, e =1 FINE CLOTHING =I 22 Nolan EANT,VER STREET T LIVINGSTON, It E It C TI A N 'l' A-I , IJO 1.1, lins the fittest ossol tmorit or Cloths, Cassimeres,. Vestings.,"&c., In town, nt t lii lou - vet pi lecii 22 Non•rrt HANOVER STREET • - T LIVINGSTON, Donlor In FINE TIIAVELINd4 AND PAC.",K 1 9C° El. TT. I 3M. VALISES, =II 22 No-cm HANOVER Si;, CARLISLE' .ijllll7'2 lIQT HARRY , Et.LIoTT. JF.RE SIIINEFIELD MONTGOMERY lIQUBE. The uniiiirofgneil roepoinfolly infovin the public taut they 1111%, TVILNC . I/ tbi.Wl•ll known hotel In rite b 'rough of Chinitivaloirg. It to their intention to keep It In n style which they holm will give cotta• faction to all mho may favor them with their cue tan, Tho Chamhershurg and Gettyshusg Coaches ran from and lo this hotel. I= 6nctT 1•1 y CENTRAL HOTEL, Nos. 621 and 623 Arch Mreet, PHILADELPHIA. Tortna, 2 *l.so I , : c r ,day, or rooms vtrith out board, $1 pet•elny: J. 11. roi /anti, Proprietor. 30mbilly -- -- FARMERS' AND DROVERS' it 0 =ZI The having taken and entirely re fitted nod fionislied to in 110(01. le prepared to furnish good necemopolatien4 to all who •tlexire to make it their home. A oh-iro of the paroling° of the nor. roundingennati r y Ir., yelling . public. solicited. Deem° large on I comfort/Ole. Table always stip 'plied with the hasl. N. W. WOODS, •' timo7o . Proprietor. THE BENTZ 110U5E,"..: (Formerly Carman ilense NO 17 AND 10 EAST - irkiN STREET, CARLISLE, The undersigned having purcha• oil end entirely re-fitted, and furnished a now rtitoughout, with first. class furniture, this well-known, nod old established hotel, nollei is the custom of the Community and traveling public. Ile Is well prepared to furnish first-class accommodations all mho desire to make It load r, tor pleasant tetupwary .abode. 'rho custoto.froto the surrounding country in respect fully not iqlgil. Cathie, ur iind.attentive servants ore e ' , gaged tit this polluter hotel. . (MOROI: Z BENTZ, Pmittlelor. N. 11. .4111rAt.clatilltery lu connieeted tvltn the hotel motor the nutoottronont of Joneph L. Stonier 1 Brother. lOmooo.lly ' Cheapest Coal. CHEAPEST' COAL ! eigtrTho underalaned at ryes In fornlnli Coal to all parties, eltlior Air Family or 1,11110)11ITIOrli . oar, at eto op Int., provided !hey accept do folhiwing: Tn order nil Conl in Company care. - toil. To charge) niloo weight, Irfaanoctiro of any Jose In ehipmont by leaky cars, .trn. 3rd. To deliver your coal no It colors to hand, without i'o•ncteentng. dirt and all. 4th, That In the above moctloned mode of bud MBA you will ' LOSE TEN PER CENT. thit whorl 20 tons am bought and paid for EMMUMM=O=IM To this font MI regolar dealers will tontify. ,6th. To Orly° to got your coal front any breaker you may &Aro, but OH wn 111100 lu recul•n NOM le sent; he It Summit Branch, Illg Lick, or Short Moun tain from Lykene Valley. some of Mom being not go &nimble; the ennui applying to Alta hare coal breakere also. you to lobo It OH It le sent to no. 11th. AP this limit of bouillons le deue on the Sall. Toad Company's aiding., do not ask to war a isotopia of coal. They do not allow more than 24 home' UBO of skiing; we therefore-cannot show what we can fiunteli you. Should you wig, to purchano cool whom It can be seen at all limos, kept in the dry, RDSCEITNED ANA WEIO TIED BEFORE Mr - - • LIVERY, call at either yard of the nubscriberi whore your orders alit he promptly tilled, nod pfoullso to save you the lon nod vexation soused by using dirty and ,inferfor coal, thereby giving your supply for lea mousy than nay one cnn do by furnishing the Jun of mind. • 24au7ltt A. 11. BLAIR. Fancy Furs LADIES' FANCY PITHS 1 JOHN FARERIA, 718 Arch Arcot,' Middle of the Butwoon 7th null fith Ornate, South PHILADELPHIA: intporter, Nanufuotufni and Donlor in nil kludo And quonty of Fancy.. Fu'ig For Indica' mid Children's Wear - fraying imported n very largo and eplontlldonenrir . went of all the different 'kinds of .Ntirshom that bands in Letups, nod, have ' them meth, up by the molt skillful workmen , would reepoetfully invite the renders of this paper to call nod oxemlno hie very largo and beautiful aseortmont of Fancy Furs, for Ladles and Children lam determined to 101 l at ne low prices ne any•othor reepoetable house in this , city All Eurtrirdrmutod, Nip ininropreeentntion to effect West • • IBoo7lBln 718 Arch 13trect, Rldladclphin • Ircitches ancP ewetry •,J E : -- CALDWLL 902 STNUT STRIqET EL - Pnr#, ' JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS ' . - I . 3l:±2.PC)rtel'lS ARK NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR - - FALL AND HOLIDAY 'GOODS, EMBRACING A SUPERB STOCK OF PARIS BRONZES! CLOCK SETS AND 4 MANTEL ORNAMINTSI vnedvivAFANO" GOODS! -- P I ARIAN STATUARY! Solid - Silver . Wai-e! TASTEFULLY' ARRANGEDIN CASES FOR WEDDING '.PRESENTS. ALSO, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FINE : JEWELRY,'WATCHES, CHAINS, 'ELECTRO-PLATED WARES. 10,Ittn71ly ■ OLIDAY GOODS! WILLIAM BRADY, 302 3IARKKT STREET. HARRISBURG, -E_TAs in stock, and is constantly Te ething novelties In his line. Lis assortment couskts , tit part of VT : ..PA- 1 1 1 0 1 ..1 - IMS • of all the celebrated Foreign and American makers., stem-winding or keyless watches for ladies' or gen tlemen's use. ,JEWELR Y. Italia Pearl Sets, Stone Cameo, Pink Coral and Roman Gold Sets and Ear-Rings, Necklaces and Pendants, Onyx and Jet Jewelry. 8 I L Y . E R WARE. 'Anil.' silver ware &retorting purity, from the cele brated Gorham Manufacturing Company. Bridal and Presentation pieces, Knives, Forks and Spoons in handsonniCaSCS. ELEC TRO-P LATE. Tea Sots, Ice Water Fehr Fruit Stands. Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns, Forks and Spoons, double and treble plate, beet in the market. TABLE CUTLERY. , Ivory, Pearl and Metal Handles, In oases, our tern Importation, and warranted goon. Musical Boios, Cuckoo and Bronoc Clocks. Vienna and Paris Fancy GM floods, Flower Tiara, Card Receivers, Table Orn.tmente, Thermometers, Jewel Caskets, Boudoir Clocks, Desks, Glove Ilexes, Mot:1101r Caere, Card Cit.., Toilet Sets, Violet Wood, Loather, Ivory and Pearl Nees, All of which will be s Id at the very lowest sash prices. Everybody is cordially Invited ti call and examine for themsetv es. WILLIAM BRADY, 21der71. 302 Market street, Llarrisburg, Pa. Mcdical A YEI SMIIIIMIiM/11131311:EIB =I =3 For restoring Gray flair to its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing whin a at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hail Faded or gray hair is boon re. stored to its original color with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hairis thick ened, falling hail checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use Nothing can restore the hair whore . the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. BifLsuch as re. main can be saved for usefiflnessi.by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a esty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray of falling off, and consequently prevent . baldness. Free from thoSe deleterious sub:dances v.hich make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hni the Vigor can rely benefit but not harm it If wanted merely for a lIAIIt DRESSING, nothing ell rare ho found so diniirablo Containing neiv:lier oil or dye, it does no soil whit., cam brie, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving- it a rich glossy lustre slid and a gratpful purfuina-- Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer, & Co., ruAcricAL AND ANALYTICAL coumisT9 LOWELL, MASS PRICE $l.OO PER BOTTLE. PREPARED BY Dn. J. r. RY1:11 L CO., BOWEL, MASS„ Practical and Analytical Chcfnistj. J. B. 11AVERbTICK, Ago' t ; CARLISLE, PA. =mhnly SIMILIBUS CUR 7-likUR. HUMPHREYS' ..übJirEOPAWHIC SPECIFICS IJAVE proved, from the most ample 11 experience, an entireBllCCOSP : r Simple -Prompt—Efficient and Reliable. They ere the only Medlemen perfectly adapted to point's r use.--eo sim ple that mi‘takee can not be made in noting them ; to barmiest.. to he free from dalig r, end no efficient as to to always rellablo. They have refired the highest commendation from all, and will always ren der satisfaction. Nos. Cent, 1, Core. Fevers, Congestion. Inlisintontito s 25 2, do Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colin. 25 3, do Crying. Colic or teething of Infant,. 25 4, do 'Darrhoot, of - Children or Adults 21 5, do Dysentery, Uripine, Bilious Colic. 25 5, do Moline Morbits, Vomiting. 25 7, do Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 26 B, do Neuralgia, Toothscho, Pacsoche. 25 9, do lioadsches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 26 10, do Dyspepsia, Billows Stomach. 26 11, do Supprs-se i, or Painful Periods. - 26 12, do Wltlies, ton Profuse Periods. 25 13, do Croup. Cough. Difficult 111.40141 g. 25 14, do felt Rheum, Erysipe'ns, Eruptions 26 15, do Rheumatism, glfeurna.ic ruins. 25 10, So Foyer and Agoo. Chill,Ferer, Agnes. 50 17, to fibs, blind or !queuing. sn 18, do Ophtlileny, and scan or weak eyes. 00 10, do Catsrrh, acute or chronic, I niluenza SO 20, do Whooping Cough, violent coughs. 60 21, do Asthma, oppressed liresthing. 00 22; do Fur Diseliarges, Impaired hearing. 50 23, do Scrofula, enlarged glands, Swellings.. 50 21, do General Debility, physical wcalsoune. 50 25, do Drop's) , and seenty - Bcer.tiona. • 50 20, do Sea Sicitess, sickness from riding. 60 21, do Kidney Disea.e, Gravel. 50 20 do Nervous DMAIIIy. I , onalnul ElIliPJ10.• • Involuntary Discharges. .- .-.sl 00 Five Boxes. With ono $2 visl of Powder, very necessary In serious caws 500 20, do Sur° Month, Conker. 50 3ff, do Urinary Il'oakno+s, wetting had. 00 31,• do Pal oful Periods. with Ntastue. • 50 32, 'do buffering° at thongs of life. I 00 :la,do Rollopsy; Spasms, Si. Vitus Danes: ICO 34, lo DiththorlA, ulcerated sore throat. . 60 FA .IfILI' CASZS. Of 31 t 0 .60 largo viols, mar. nett or roam°. d case, containing a Snecilla for ovary unit - nary dooms° n family ..ht snitioct to, and kooks of directions. • from $lll to $35 Smaller Family an; Traveling con., with 20 to 211 vials, from $5 to $0 Spoolllcs fir all Prlvato Discos., both fur Coring lint to; Provontlru iv:aunt:a, In emu's and rocket cones. ' • . $2 to $5 POND'S EXTRACT, Cures Burns, Drilays. Immure's, Soreness, Fore Throat, Sprains, Tuothaoho, Earache, 'Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Piles, Hello, Slings, Sore Eyes, Dimling of the Loons, Noso, SPtonch, or of Piles; o.lle, liloors,-Old Sores, ••• Price, 0 ox., 60 cis I Pints, $1.50 ; .Iquarts, $1.75. in-Thew° Remedies, except , Punt's Extract, by Limo care or mingle Vox. aro sent,to any part of the country, by 'mall or express, free of charge, on re. oPlot of the price. Address Humphreys'- Specific Homeopathio iliedicino Co. 011ie° nod Depot. Nu. 511',4 liroadway, New York. Nor sale In Carlisle, by S. A. Ilaverstlek and Coro:non A 15'00111110°n. 2n0711y Burt's Vermin Exterminator RATS! RATS ! I RATS !! I TERROR ! MURDER t I DEATH ! I I MICE, ROACHES, ANTS, BEDBUGS, &e. RATS I . RATS I I RATS II I Farmaraoodura your Grain, Paultrij, eta. A REMARKABLE PREPARATION, 'which drama Rata, (an by tnagle) from their hobo and hidineplecos 'Phial oat raronetioly and all die to a deed certainty In the open air.- Rafe to Ude. Called BURT'S NEW IhIPROYUD vaitatiN, RXTERIIINATOR.* Lined with wonderfttl ortecetto tit lobe Continental and other large Hotel, and Public Inalltntlops ht Phllo-' dolphin and Now York city.; Bollon'flouso, Ilarriee burg; Union Depot-lintel, Plttoburg; Herdic lions°. 'WHllanuiport;Tairia, in foot, the only sallolo that will rid' en of three posts. Cat ilia nirtirtleentent out aunt take to- your Druggist or kletohnot. If he le not supplied, ho eon got , It for you of insy wholesale Droggiot. Bo aura and got only „that signed B. BURT, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa o , on ouch Jar. Take na other. 25 cents a Jar; Brohro.„for worth will mu:ally do a thorouXitiork. TO ItROIIANTEL—BurVa New 'lmproved will now Madan or °bongo by age. Atrinehinioo sondlion. Lois on handaf forinur bo , °xi:bonged, if desired. Principal Depots, Unt Arch drool, R. E. 'corner Tooth and Chostinnt atroote, and B. W. permit Blgbth and Baca otreala. Bolt by aliWholoealo Drugglotr. Diroot all hitters to IL BURT, Manunicturor of Rat Ilitarminalori West Philadolphln, Pa.. • • 'ltjandm • Stoves,, Tinware and Puniia; - •SOMESHING NEW-lINDEII THE -BUN MHE UNDERSIGNED, having Just rattaned from the cities with e large stock of goods, invite the attontion of Mt who desire satis faction to call and oxahaine thoir largo Mock of •' . . Stoves ' and-Tinware. ,Among the etOek of etoree mayilto found the ANTI-CLINKER BASE BURNER, ANTI 7 O4NICER FIRE PLACE THEATER,,, togotbmwlth all MD latoet tapes of PARLOR, DINING ROOM AND,COOKATOV,EB, which thoy challenge tho ttoda to compotoothh, Knives, . . Forks, - Spoons, Ladles, • 'Lamps,- • Dippers, togethor with Toll of Bute, Coal Buckote,,Coal Sloven, Shovel, and Tonge, Zinc and every variety of Tin Ware and House Mruiebing Goode kept In a fleet cla,e atom. We are alturprepared to foruleb Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells, and have for sale the Celebrated Genuine Cecumbe Wood Pomp. -11.1:10FING,8POIITIVO . ND-J011-WORK attendod to promptly and on reasonable forme. Remember the place. the green front on North Hanover atreet. few doors above Louthor. Give us a call an we aro determined not to be under, mild by any other pert!cm in this place. Thankful for pelt patronage we extend a cordial Invitation lb all to pay us a vlett. RHINESMITH & RUPP, Nos. 62 and 64, NORTH HANOVER STRE;;;\ CARLISLE, ,6crotTl PA. EXCELSIOR STOVE AND TINWARE E M.P ORICTM The undersigned would reepeethilly nrorm the citlzone of Cordell, and vicinity, that Inqatlll cortical on the STOVE AND TINWARE BUSINE , S, In all Its earlons brandies. He has seemed the Agency for the followlng'ropnlar stores; Parlor and Office Ptoves, Morning Glory, Morning Light, Parlor Heater Parlor Light, together with; variety of COOS STOVES Combination Gas Burner, Eureka, Regulator, Niagara, Heaters, Ranges, and Fireboard Stoves, which he It preparosl to (arnleh at the Ithvest market rates. Bioro Repairing promptly attended to. Roofing, Spooling, and Jobbing executed In filo moot male. factory manner. TINIVARIE, of every do.riptlnn conotuntly on hand, or rondo to order, at reannonblP prlcrn. Ilaying none but experienced workmen omployod, ho ❑ Lopes by a close attention to buslnees to enure the pnblic patronnre. Remember the plara, • NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET. 41- 8A311:IEL It. CLAUDY. 24n0a701y Plumbing, Gas Fitting, &c. JAMES CAMPBELL. W. F. lIENWOOD. PLUMBIRG, GAS AND STEAM FITTING At No. 18 North Hanover .Street, CARLISLE. PEN ('A. STILL( AT BUSINESS! The undereigned aro now fully prepared to attend to this bnitineos In all lie different branchoe. They sten keep tonatantly on hand and for pale, WATER CLOSETS, BATT! TUBS BAYER CLOS vas. BATHTUBS, WA l'Elt CIA/SETS, BATH TUBS, WAIER CLOSETS. BATH TUBS, WASH BASINS, HYDRANTS, lift and Force Cistern., Lift and Force Cleterne, and De - ep ISall Pumps, Lead, o orra Cottlk cad Deep Well Sumo, Lead, Terra Cop tq -and Iron Me. Chimney Tope and FlllOll I - , GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES - Globes, and all kinds of Brans leek for oft snd water constantly no hand, or irnishuil t.. order. Dwellings. Churches, Factories and nth. buibilogi, In town or country..ilttsd up with n-orned- and 41i. patch. All work warranted. Thonkful for publio potronoge, we hope by etrict ottoution to buslneen to merit a contion.ncO of the MM. Verlllb reasonable, Itrequiring bat ~no trati to,necure poor cnottirn. Dive u. n coll. Don't An tvt the place, No 18, North Ilnuowto otr.ot, In t', hone. wont of Slpo'e non building. All urdre lofts th • residonea orof thor, Sleanre. • 0 CAMPBELL on HENWOOD • at any liane,'elther day •r night, will be pr• niptiy attended to. Janine Campbell, Alexander's Itow, Pitt street, IT William lion nom!, Snell street, above West. Having special advantages we are prepared to furnish COPPER WORK OF 1.. DESCRIPTIONS, for StiAlologelt.and othor purpoa o, at limo or at a dlatatta COPPER PIPE furnleked to order, eltherdramo or brrtod. • 26ouglY FURNITURE, V if,VPITTILE A B. EWING, CABINET MARE= AND UNDItIiTAICER, West Main Street, OPPOSITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE, Pronduni fur Bunt Furniture awarded at all County Faire since 1857. Furniture of all varlet]no null styles of Foreign and Dumeetlc menufacture e from the flunk rosewood end mahogany to the loweet priced mnple and pine. PARLOR, CNA MEER, .1)/N/AVG RO 0.11, KITC11.1::N OFFICE Mob. ecing,every,artlcle used by Ileums and Hotel keepers or tkettnost approved eoul Csshiustablo deelma and finish. 11141:Wing also. Cuttssto Furniture in setts; Iteoeptitin and 'Camp Choirs, Matressea, alit Frames, Pictures, an , Ace. ,- Particular attention given as unial t a i ti . or m i; °More from town and country attended to promptly, and on modorato terms. Special attention paid to the sacctfon qt 'Wall Pa per. A. It. 1010091 pvern and Side Stables. hER - f t SALE, AND EXCHANGE I 4 STABLE. J. L. STERNER &BROTHER, . In roar of Dent■ Rom. lIORBJ AND DAIT4AOD3 TO BIRD ON IIItABONAIN.It TORNII,AND AT 01100110 T ,NO7lOll. OAMRIAOI4B 11$111MI6RED :FOR FUNERALi Mir N. B. Stable room for 50:,boad'xif. bor.. loon k eiTioo TT . IVERY AND EXCHANGE BTA- A....r BLEB. BOSH vBRETZ. Having recently purchsied the livery stable of 000. W. Hilton, thee would respectfully anneal., Co the citizen" of this place, that they have recently nominated a number of new eohlaleiC In addition, also, they barn bed thoir,entire Wag 4kr haggles, carriage' and " 4 • RE-PAINTED, DE-MODELED, antetlnlolunt up h tho Wart city oty/o. ' • • . Dome and Crartlhoos- to hire at tho gloried NOTION, AND ON IttIASONABLEI TERMS. Voldoloo foraDhodlor'aD minions: Item :allot the placo, a taw" &Ora infix of tha 13. V. ILIA. do. pot. In 0; W. 1111ton'a old stand. ' • 2 9,1010 • , , POSISI A BRETZ: Di* • Goods, acc. GREAT BARGAINt3. HOMER, COLLADAY 6. Co., - MATE DIITERMINOD:TO ClOse Out Vuring This Morith ! Their Entire Stock of the Following Ladies' Walking Suits ! Ladies' Cloth Cloaks ! Ladies' Velvet Cloaks Cloaking Cloths ! Cloaking Velvet,plush.B AT $4-, Rethiced frOm $lO.OO Per Yard Light Hottso, TRENCH PLUSHES FOR CHILDREN'S SHAwLS, Superior, The )?rites We Have Fixed Are Fabulously Low ! HOMER,• COLLADAY & CO., 1412 and 1414 Chestnat Street PHILADELPHIA MEM OWLET'S I I will commence 'thia day to reduce my antiro stuck. which Is large In °Tory deport rucL.t. To Insors thy rnpld este of same, I Will sell all goods FORM CASH, at prices Clint!. far below any new goods offered by any store 1 the County. PLAIN DRESS GOODS, WOOL ItYr PS. ~,,CA SO M ERES, ALPACAS The largest *assortment of Styles out Prices ere offered In the Serena*. BEM WATER PROOFS, KENTUCKY JEANS TWEEDS, and all varlatlax of Hen awl Roy.' woor =I MaiEl TABLE LINENS, and In fact, every' article In IMO In the Dry Goods Line, GLOVES, NUBIAS, COMFOitTS, and an endless variety of Fancy Goods, , DOMESTIC pooDS MUSLIN.% CANTONS, GINCIIAISIS, FLANNELS, - A. NIL lino of (molt SPEW A L BARGAINS In eur devirablo Braude or Bleck Alpine All the above named goods with Meny mete, will AWN, told et each prices as cannot hall to thews the sale to alt who may call to see them. Vlso7l ARRIVAL .OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. duct eptieed, at the ehetip gore of A. W. BENTZ &ADO. • The lurgesCentl best seleasd !deck of Pall end n'le ter 000 tie. OTtll:brOhght 10 Carlisle. Sp!redid Silk Poplins, all sliedes, oheap Blegent Corded Bhkrpopllne, cheep. Ihndsomo Bettoons for Indies' snits. In cloth lints. Ilandeorne Block Alpoc as and Mohair.. Cubmaros and Merinos., Rapp., Crotonne, It Bright Plaid ropily., Delelnoe and Corded Alpoomf. , NEW BLA.CIE SILKS I Boat Lyon's Oroa Grain, from $1.26 to $4.00. Ladlis' Water Proof Cloaking. One hundred splendid stylm of Fall Biaawla. Black Thlbet Shawls, long and square. all grad.. Balmoral Skirts, Oared Skirts, hoop Balms. W. are extenaltodealen In MOURNING GOODS Families going Into mourning should egarnino our 'WOG' A lull lino of all the beet brands of Domeetic Goods, white and red Fiorillo Shirting's end }Jacque Flannel., blenched and _nubloribed-blusline,i, Galloon; ; very handsome, blenched and ranble/tehod Canton Fiannaie, very low. Our gook is fail In white and grey Dlenkets, Crib and Cradle blankets; also Gorse Dlopkete,Coverlets, Counterpanes, As. MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR NOM OVOCColltitlp, Cassimerow, for .suite, boor. HMI, Jeans from 15 to 60 enure; 41.0 homemade Joan., very good. All kinds of Notion., Hosiery, White Goods, dm. Exguhlto flesh gibbons. Bowe— & lull line of Millinrey Goode, Feathers, all vildflis 01'1111,6005. Flowers, go. , WOOLEN STOCKING YARNS. • • Germantown Wool, Zephyrs, Berlin . Wool; dm., de. • .CARPETS I cArirls Floor Oil Clothe, all widths and bee Mil 'Attains, Velvet Rugs, Dour Mats, Ac, Now Tab e-0,11 Oletbe.• Our stock le as fu II and complete, that It le Impoe- I lble to enumerate all—we therefore cordially Invite all to coma and examine, as we take areal plemenre In showing our goods. timing purohllmed nor goods for Msh, we can sell them muoh •cheapor than they ran be bought Om where-and we fool confident Gem thg Tong caper!. once la the business, and our super* good tact. and Judgment In selecting bandsomc 'goods, that .we cannot fail to plane. • Do not tall to copiaTnied secure good trgens, at the old stand on South Hanover 'treat... - A. W. DIGITtA v , N. D.—Velvetoons In black - dud colors cut tdaa. . 2816241. . ' MN (JANUARY.) Goods I A full lino of in all colors, POPLINS, WOOL MILAN HS, PLAIDS, E=El 'FHLT.SKIRTP, DALMORILS, gon.ra, NOTAONS 1100 DB IMEECESI TICKS CHECKS, CALICOES, 1871 : at-3FL.1&.141+113 Fall and Winter Dress Goods ' AT ,AS SAW - TEWt C,l-11 .IA_P , ,STOR F:, North east Corner Public Square; Carlisle, Pa We shall offer throughout Novemimr — itud December UNUSUAL I-ND IMEAIENTS TO BUYERS ! Our Dress. Goods Department is unrivalled in assortment, quality and price. Just opened, Ladies' and Children's Coatings. Hand some• Astrachans, Hushes, VeWas, Cloths, Velveteens, Wator Proofs, &c. Great bargains in Ladies' and Children's Shawls. FURS! The largest 'and cheapest stock- in town. Choice Sable, Astra- ; -ehan 3 —Fitch.Squirrel, Alaska, &c. iblrerr's snts — vmy large lot of Cheap Blankets, White and Colored, Cheap Flannels. Wool and Canton, Men's Drawers, Undershirts, Balmorals, &c. CASSIMERES AND OVERCOATINGS, for men and boys Suits made IT very cheap. DON'T BUY, un til you have examined our large stock, as you will save both time and money. '23n071 DRY GOODS THE LIVE STORE. DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, thiN GOODS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS - Coma at onto and lot par tn)7s sot and no will be a living ttitneax of the last that on are stilling goods at the lowest NEW DF,ESS.GOODF Just opened, et the Intent doclino in priers vELVETEEZvs =I BLACK VELVETEENS the handsomest of the En marked 0 Aim in tirivo- Shawls! Shawls ! Shawls ! .iosc 01,011Cli, 11.1. d FURS 1 FURS ! ! FURS ! ! ! In lIM.e geode we have th. [meat the market eau produce. It defy competition for quality uLa low priree. We aro willing to Miro our geode eouiptirod with Any in the market CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES A goo] assortintot It. love ',Ht... BLACK ALPACAS We make n opecioltr of these gciods. We have the colebtated BUFFALO BRAND; also three other high gratin,. well no ninny of ihn pita te brttr. Every pedalo ehonld !rule nu exantinailon of it..l goods before purchneing ; IL wilt pay you well. CHRISTMAS GOODS In th• grentent vartot we have over exhi 1414,1, con Meting of LADIES' lIAN KERCHIEFS, in LAce, Em brunlarroi, Plain end Mourning MISSES' AND BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS I=l=l lIANAKERCIIIEFb IN F.1.1:(1A NT FANCY BOXES I= 4110 .tylek 10 el ery 'slimy of shoot, nod olives LINEN AND EMBROIDERED ELDT r,oqueat all to nil and give us the !detour° of showing our goods, ai,d If the quality and prico urn not an object to you to rurchaso, we will not hislat. •ery roopectrully,' DUKE & III.IIIKIIOLDRICS, North Hanover street, 21dea1 below Carllele Delowil Book A. W. Bentz aC Uonipally 'A, W. BENTZ a CO. has jusV To m:Prod n handsome stock of Black Tolw:tuella; al4o, • large lino of Tablo Linens Is now opened; prices ranging from 35 to 85 oonts por yard • Tho hoot brand of Mack alpacas run ho pur chased low.r and beti,U. from A. W RENTZ k CO.- Also, Tho largest stock of un0..11.., from the cheapeat to the finest "Scotch Gingham." •75e171 A W. 13 . ENTZ CO„ haethe largest A stock, of IY.tor-proof Cloaking. Votvotoonn With 211 k Pintalt. Sost7l AWASENTZ & CO. havii`jusero • celvkl another InTploo or bright And rich oolorod rpk Poplins, Ac, 01 . ^A, W. lIRDITZ A CO. • A LARGE lot of Thibot and Cash more Illsok Shawl., double and eluglo, jnet rocalvcdi at A. W. BUNTZ & CO AN immenee pile of remnants of lino Oarrelmeros, Ae, t yery.oclionp at A. W., ISENIZ h CO. AT A. W. BENTZ kt CO. , can ho "obtainod tho torgoot seetuttnnot of .00phyrn, all iamb. , and colura, prlceo reduced to 20 eontri per Quota, Clormahlown Wool, Woolon Stohltlogn, Yarns, Jowolry, and chop notious of of I kliado. A VARIETY of bed, cradle and hose m l sk.i.ol. • .A. W. 11 NIL h CO. GRAIN. BAGS.—Just received a largo amouct or the boot qunlity, at .173..e,••cents per place, at the Cheap Mora at "mold 0,1871. A, W, B 1 tTZ 81au7Itt e--- • A:l3, Feathers, Ribbons, &0., Oust H reculyntt at ... A. W. BENTZ 12catt7l . • - .. _ , : T 11 g T re 001 v 0d another extra supply of Ef illn, orlor Irrin,l of Block • Alpacoo, rich, puro• blaoti, o 4 , :, ~ , . A. W. BENTZ & 00., . _TUST rocoivoa another largo enpply of CJ finale benuttful. tinttaanu in. dual 'color.; for 1.19144!' Yt11 . 14, 14. A. VV. im:pm, & cp. WE jaave just received! 500 yards of e l qudld Crash, at. 12;4 oorito.per -yard, at the cheap storo of " ' e. •R'. LENTZ & CO. .1111.3411. „ „ 100 oi,,,Vrit FALL' Ifitt W? MINTZ 4 C 010; OootTl NOTICE! .OF . FURS ! An Immense Stock of D. A. SAWYER. A. L. SPONSL,ER'S C,OLUMIte A. L. SPONSLER„ Real Relate Agent, Scrivener, Conveyancer, Inner• anon anti °Jahn Agent. Ogle° Main Street tic., Centro Square. DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PRI VATE SA I,ll.—The ofter dear°ns of re' moving. west, offers at psis:lto We a LOT OP GROUND, sit - II:U(4'0n Bedford street, In the borough cr i Cnr Nil, containing .15 rout front by 100 feet in depth, and lifting thereon needled n TWO STORY . FRAME HOUSE, with brick back building, Wnll/1 house, (with ofetern thervin,)arnpke hones, bake oven and 11l neec , ,lery outbuildinga. The property front', g on Bedford street Is 43 fret front t 3 P 4 feet doer. Thu beak building fronting on - lamost alley is 21 feet In front• ithe property ix n•ni ly new, contains n etorerooni, now occupied as a grorery'etara, le in good C oadju n , and is admirably eilnated. Inc a bneineee atone,. Per enr m flu now t Ito property, con do en by eat/. leg on the owner, minting on the pronlieen. Fun terms and further particulars enquire of EIZIE A: Two-Story thick Dwelling roi No. 3S South Bedford snort, onataltAs two parlnra, hall, and Facile!) nn tho first tinor, and three chaff, hers MT the sYrond story, with a finisinal attre.haoh and front, stairway torrivony to back hnlldlng, nod grain, arbor and hydrant In the yard. • Apply t, BARGAINS ISZEI TilE subscriber has several other val noblo.jktpertiom for role In ellgiblo parts of the town, which Will be' roneortAbly 111,pr red of A. L. SPONKLIM, neat Snub Agent. BEE VIRGINIA LANDS to the' Shenein dAt Valley for etc,—A number of •altutble, and highly improved farms In " tho Taller are alt loved for sale The trooth run front 00 to Win novae. The lAnd is of the best unlit ty of limestone. fully equal, if not superior, to the land In ornberland 'alloy, and mill be disposed it at natonishlngly lon Spires. The extension of the Cumberland Outlay Itailload low Virginia, an ROW surveyed, will run Immediately through the kertion of conutry In which them lands aro located, n hen soup pltoed, tcgether pq %Pit the advantage of the Shenan doah river trattatation oil( give thorn all Ira ad vantages of Northern and Eastern markets A splendol opportunity for lot:rail ro investmon to to here offered. A full and nanuto description of the location arid chsrorter of the yn.lo. truck; rnny be had, by ap plying to A. L. 5P0N.11.10., 17 to biO Beni listuto Agent, Carlisle. FOR SALE Olt RI NT.—A COIIII.ItO- ; AllOll,l ton-story brick. private reettenue. eta Weet Pomfret etrert, Curl Hlr, situel eel on blot Sfil feet Er-ne nod lI4U feet in depth, with a eteble nod eer'rlnge }thew, and abundance of fruit ttydritut In the pled fend gqffel cistern Air, a two-story Intel( boom feed beck building nu N. rtb Pitt street. Posse: Son of the termer 0111 be give.. inimoJintely, nu/ of the latter Ipu sf.er the tlret of Jmy 51001. Apply to IVANTED.—A general agent for , anborlund ennntv, by onu of thu oldout and tunas popular Life Insurantn Companies In Ihu country. Addre. It Rout, caru of A. L. Arulnier, Carlluln, Pu. In Carli•lo. A fine location for a residence on Pom fret street, No 82, bets rn West and Pitt streets. 'rho lot In 8s foot wide tuld'24o feet doop: The hon.° is brick, 2 . 2 fret 6 Incluse in frost, Imo storlos high, s ..o.AI two-story backbuildings 6t/ feet long, and •onndnn a hall, parlor., Page dining room, pantry and chino closet, kitchen and was% hoots, On drat tioor• Second floor—nix ebainhots and bat)? room. Good eellar, water lu tho kiarhgo and bath room, and gas In the parlor. There Is a stable. Olailuntivel, good garden and bull Terms east . Enquire of A. 1,. SPONSLER, 14,1 Estate Agent. EEO SPECIAL NOTICE CLARK&BIDTILE Respectfully Inform their friends that MR. JERI:SITAR ROBBINS, (ban of ilia !Iron of Bailey & C 0..) h.. this day OM, tinted ililllll,ll with thorn, molar (ho firm mama of ROBBING, CL4RK',.t BIDDLE, WATCH AND JESVgLIt BUSINDSB 1,124 CHESTNUT STREET 111111,A.DEL1'HIA, They nre now• offering, at reduced prices, a ohmic stock or AME 1110.4. 1 ,1 AND SWISS WATCHES, DIAILONDS, JEWELRY; STIAILINO SILVERWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, MANTEL CLOCKS ENGLISH, FRDNeII AND VIENNA, LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS. 28111.70. Carriage Factory CARLISLE CARRIAGE FACTORY. . A. B. SHERK Into a largo lot of nerond-hand work nn hand,'wlll6ll ho will soli cheap In order ti mak° room Ittr now FOR. THE SPRING TRADE El= NEW WO .11E. O.N HAND. You cup nithkya 500 t,ll(krent etyhe. The .inntorlal I. not in Ititation nny mute, for r t la it. Wet und. If wma outlo.uou lu ntyln yunlily.ned pripo, go to this nhop bufolo porolloolug ohlowlkore.• Thera it no firm flint had A BETTER ;TRADE, •or Hell, 'morn In -Citrubetlond aid Perry ouuntltd Wu I,ruppak tbo o voutlituatiou pf tb.o same. Wu non gutting up a • . . 1 Lbt .Or NiCO - L l Sleighs . : Now. REPAIRING AND PAINTING proiul.lly ationtlo to. Corunt . of Soutlt And Pitt. t ptroulq.tharllulo, Po. 1 . I)nol.l3cu Thiclasslited davertisements NEW SASH RESHONSI' • • AND NEMCTINS for Clwhitlow , Now Kid Woven owl 'Omr Lluou ull etyNN, for Cbrietm .7a6.71 A. W. ONNTI4 NTEW, GOODS ' _lll tolloi, Volvok, TIN 110 , Nlitcroplina; woul l'up , lr , r Emprote Cloth,' . A .p.O ug, Dolalm.s. So ..' A. W. ISE .11Z ,t CO. 70.71 FOR ' P UR.E DRUGS, OH i'M 'GALS, ' ' , and Putout AlodiTino,, g • to J : It 11. voratlck, 4 • o. 6 tooth honorer struot,• Mau, ik . . 1, vlld ,1 wort mdht of Vollot Soopthyrstunkorlt6, and . 4 :0,44 Tollat Articlee. • J. 11.,11A V Elt6l - 1 li, • , • • N 0.6 Soon. Ilikuov r.l ref, ...,11.)., ~ 160e1.70 A T A. W. BEINITZ LIPS is the ' pfaco to buy real la a gt.cou • - Rout Ductal.' Loco Collars, • Rent Point Lao° Colima, • , • 'Real Vitlencknoo Loa Q O / 181 °. Irottntlap Lana Collars nt play, from tau cumin and upwards. Real and Initiation 'Lula llandkor ohlars Laoo and Milan B(4* all . puroliasod for the .holith4e: raotta. • 1871 II Ein A. L SPONSL ER, Ilnal haute fc..11 t A. T , ..AP0:151,11R, Rtml Ehtnte Agent A L. SPOI(SLISIL Raul Age. t. Fancy Goods. and willcontlimu tho at the old stand, MEI 10
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