Home and County jtemp.
.TIII3I6DAY, JANDA AY 26, 1871
TRY one of Obe London's " Chums"—
only ten cents, Court House Avenue,
next door to Rlloolll'B Hall.,
'AccIDENT.James 'McGrew, ono of
the employees it the - oarlisle Shoe Fac
tory, had one, of hie 'thumbs severely
ant, on Jdonday,nfterinion
NsW CAnnurn.--Should aDY of Oe
town subscribers fail to receive their'
paperii, they will please lan at !Ms
OFF/OR for the mine; We have a •new
carder, and he has not yet learned the
route thoroughly.
Mu. D. Fern, auctioneer, residing in
Plainfield is fully prepared to call sale's
of personal proporty and real estate, at
short notice, and would respectfully so
licit a share of the public patronage.
Terms reasonable.
Lotrbox has, a tine stock of Tobacco
and Cigars. Fine oit a specialey:
Rough add Ready,Hard, Pressed, Nat
several brands of Navy and Smok
ing Tobaccos of the best brands, and
pipes innumerable. .1 • •
Arrramox.—There will be a meet
---ing-tifilic-nremtrers-of-the-Good -Wlll
Fire Company, this (Thursday) even
ing, at half-pastseven.._ A lull attend
ance is desired on .thia-baciodon: ,
„.ness of importance to transact.
• TEMPOIIARY APPOINTttENT9.; Mr.'.
Joseph Priest), baggage master of the
Accommodation train, on the. C. V. R.
R., has been placed temporarily in charge
of a .patisenger train ou the Southern
Pennsylvania road running from Chun
bersburg to Richmond. Mi. Rurns acts
'as baggage master for the present.
NOTICE.,-Executors, Administrators
" and Guardians are notified that all ac.:
counts lor, Confirmation and Allowance,
at the next Orphans' Court, must be filed
in the Register's Office, on or.before the
nineteenth day of February, A. D., 1872.
JOSEPH NEELY,
Register.
ACcEFTED.—Rev. Ort, of Lockport,
New York, bah accepted the call of \ the
First Lutheran church, of Mechanics.
_burg,' to take effect about April 1. That
church has been without a pastor since
last September, and' the acceptance of
Rev. Ort, of the charge, is received with
much satisfaction members of
this church.
OItEIPER SUPPER. - Ladies' Mite
Society of the English Lutheran church
of this place, will hold an oyster supper
in Good Will Hall, on Thursday evening,
- February 15, 1872. The proceeds are to
be devoted to the purchase ?if an organ
for this church. If you wish to enjoy a
dish of ilendid_oy_atiars,—togother—witir
all the delicacies of the season, visit Good
Will Hall on this occasion.
EXTENSIVE SALE.—W. P. Stuart
miles south-west of Carlisle, will sell at
public sale, February 29, 1872, 8 mules
four well broken and young,' and feinr
two yearlings, all well mated in size and
color and equal to any in the county,
cows, hogs, sheep, good wagons, reaper,
mower, drill, gears, ike.
25ja725t*
Tint lecture of Mark Twain, on Mon
day evening last, Was more largely
attended than any of
, the previous ones
of the course. The subject was
" Roughing it," and was desoriliffve of
three yeareresidonce in - Nevada. Over
a hundred dollars were taken in for
single tickets. The next entertainment
will be readings by Jas. E. Murdoch,
the celebrate tragedian and elocutionist.
GIFT ENTEItrRIBE•—On. Wednesday
of last week, two strangers arrived in
this place, and announced a grand gift
sale of photographs, to take place
at No. 28 North Hanover street, and
that $2OO - would be given away 'daily.
Our citizens have been "taken in" by
sharpers so frequently, that they did not
see fit to patronize this establishment,
and they wore obliged to take their
leave on Friday morning.
SELECT ScrtooL.—Select scholars for
October and November, 1871 :
11.—Jacob Leidich, 11. Embick,
F. Tanneybill.
No. 12.—Annie Sponsler, Julia Kind
ler, Kate Hoffman.
.No. 13.—Laura Ensminger, M. Cra
mer, Mary Shryook.
No. 14.—J. S. Shoemaker, J. Flank,
11. Heckman.
No. 15.—Mary C. Kieffer, Hetty B.
Bhryock, Alice E. Gardner.
No. 1 6.—Chas.'Embick, E. P. Parsons
Wilson L. Todd.
No. 17.—Mary Harboldt, Katie Ale
paugh, Lizzie Zeigler.
No. H, Colwell, , Harry P
Harkne3sti, Clement B. 9ites.
D. EcxEr.s, Pros. B. 8.
LIST. of PATENTS.--The following
patents wore issued from tho U. S. Patent
Office, to oifilAns of Penneylvania, out
side of Philadelphia, for the week ending
January 18, 1872 :
Reported for TEE HERALD by. Alex
ander & Mason, 'solicitors oC patents,
605 seventh street, Washington, D. C.
Thrashing machine, J. S. Keller and
J. L. Stoner, Ephrata township; earth
'closet, B. L. Kent, West Chester ; pud
dling furnabe, D. Morgan, Pittsburg;
washing Machine; S. Ainsworth, Pitts
burg; safety. valve, Win. Camerer,Read
ing ; corn planter, J. Kreider, Chestnut
Level ; panel raising machine,',:J.
Millspaugh, Williamsport ; earth closet,
H. Sherman, Wuverly ; combined latch
and lock, Jas. Adair, pittsbtirg ;,water
wheel, A. H. Brubaker, Brunersville;
combined 'cultivater and planter, E.
Spangler, York; hose coupling, T. W.
Welsh, Pittsburg.
ICI=MIMMI
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AO per announcement in Tim HERALD
of last week, 'a, number of gentletnen
met in the Good Will Hap, on Friday
evening of last week, for the purpose of
organizing the Carlisle Lyoeum. About
twenty names were' enrolled,' and 'there
nb doUbt that - the society will start
under the''most favorable auspieps. A
committee , of we'ri apjiointgd to
draft a. popokitution and By-Laws. 'On
Friday evening next ntembenk of the
amociation •t will meet in the Good Will
Hall• to complete tiro ,'
orgolOation and elect the:ollipers or.the
We would particulirlY inspreis on the
young men of Carlisle th,ef,'neoessity ,ok a
soCiedy of thii kind; . cud urge the* to be
present , on. the 'night,:of
and enroll their names among' itsibern-:
pries , 'Seiko the: war, , lyteurns:,viere
held in alniost nyeri.sehool distrlet, in
AO Stott) ;, they Sr() fist' being re-organ-
iced, and Uteri) '104141`,"
numerous as at 'that - time:
.Wist,pro.
cl,
pi:lse should' thislytuktris ho.a summit,
to aim/ice sub-lyciunsa. in !ditteront
psrti of the county, and hold sos•nnual
convention. Let ail, deeitheeto
'ixt:attinidOlcaykitorrow ni4l4),
WE would direct attention to the card
.of: Daniel ..licadhic - 4!;::co:; -
Dmigin.piptity, dealers in limber and
building 'Materials. of lumber
furnished to order at short notice.
) EXCIIII6ION TRAlN.—Excursionists to
the-number ofllo. arrived on the extra
thin on Monday lasts Mr. James Ad
ams, brakeman on the Mail train, was
conductor on this ocoasiom
\ 13 . ints; '13,1', Test . Pomfret
'street, has just:ricei;ved
. tt large supply
of. splendid ' S weat, oranges, which he
offers ar; low Prices: AppleS, potatoes,
figs, and everything in his line of trade
otinstantly,ol2 hand. . Families supplied
With prime oysters, 'fresh or telt, at
tremely low rotes. •
Mn. L. T. Gniirairrgtro, the...popular
dry goods merchant, in his now store
room on East - Main street, opposite the
"Bentz House," is closing out his ontire
'stook of minter goods at great reduction
in prices, to make room for Spring stock.
LOcilcout, fcif - nerrnd: in.iiasyMeek's'
issue. - " - "f 53 - •
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THEFT. - Some person entered the
baggage, room of the Cumberland Valley
Hotel, on the corner of ' Main' and Bed
ford streets,
-- a
-:few nights since, and
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succesafully carridd off •-tt trunk belong
ing to Billy Green, hostler at this hotel.
IlirmtrunkTeVdnedAquantity of cloth
-big, and between $3O and $4O in rnotiy.
Tbo . ' theft took place at an early hour
fo' the evening, and no doubt was.par
petrated by parties well acquainted with'
the premises. ' . '
- FINANCIAL RECORD.—We IlftVl3 jlllSt
received a copy of the Financial Record,
for 1871,, embracing the fluctuations in
gold, frbixi Janaary, 1882, to Janhalli
1872, and other matters of general' i
terost, edited by B. K. Jamison & Co.,
Bankers, Philadelphia. In additionithisy
also give a brief review of the local
money market during the rather event
ful year just passed. Both have .been
prepared with great care, under their
own personal supervision, and will be
found perfectly reliable records. They
'havw also added* several chapters on
financial matters, possessing a local in
terest for citizens of the Keystone State
We extend thanks for the same.
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ALMANAC.—Wo have just received a
copy of the Tribune Almanac, for 1872.
This is a very valuable and interesting
little pamphlet, and replete with valu
able information. It contains a com
plete astronomical department. Also,
an abstract of public laws passed at the
third session of the Forty-llrst Congress,
and the first session of the Forty-second
Congress, with .resolutions and procla=:
mations. Operations of the U. S. Treas
nry-r-the—nlealsa o peso cos in the
United States"; our imports and their
cost ; the public debt of the United
States; U. S. Census 'by counties from
1820 to 1870; population by States and
Territories ; elootion returns by States,
counties and Congressional districts ;
the pOpular vote for President and other
information.
PEnsoxm..—We received a visit a
few days since from Mr. Abe. Redsock
erf of Baltimore, formerly of this county.
Mr. R. is proprietor of the hotel situated
at Wilhelm's stock yards. To Cumber
land county citizens, who may visit
Baltimore, we .. would recommend them
to stop at this popular house, as it is
pleasantly situated, within the city
limits, and the gentlemanly proprietor
will spare no efforts to make you feel
at home.
MEssns. L. C. ANDII. J. FonlitrA of
the Enterprise, Oakville, Pa', pith:l o ns a
brief visit on'Monday afternoon last.
ME. JOIIN W AGOONEE, of the IVoiss,
Shippensburg, also dropped in on us on
Monday.
COLONEL. GEORGE GIBBON, of the
Fifth United States Infantry, statiohed
at — Fiirt Leavenworth, 'Camas, is on a
visit to our borough at the present time,
the Colonel is looking romarkably well,
and will leave for his regiment on Mon
day next, • ,
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THE WORLD TO STOP ni 1873.--The
Second Adventists are at it again. At a
convention held in Rochester they hain
definitely settled the time for the total
destruction of the world. It is to take
place in 1873. Dr. Barbour, .who has
prepared several charts from which he
has %allied extensively of lato ry ,from
Boston to Rochester, on the colning of
Christ in 1873, and made a speech on
the signs of the times, and cited articles
in the Loudon Quartmly, the gdhiburgh
Review, Blackwood's and several Ameri
can magazines, quarterlies and news
papers; to show the enormous pro Pos
itions of the ComMune, its rapid growth
of the past year, and its preterit
threat
suing aspect. There was, he said, COO,-
006 members in this country and millions
in Dtirope t Wendell Philips was a mem
ber, and said, in his recent. leatttre in
Music - Hall, Boston, that "Europa Was
resting on a volcirio that-threatened the
destruction of all her thrones. And if
the Church would not discern the signs
of the times the people did, and "men's
hearts were , failing them for fear, and
for looking !after the things that aro
coming on the earth."
DISTILICT InsTiTuTE:—North Middle.
ton District institute convened at
Union Ball, on. Saturday, January 13;
1872, at 1 p. m. Celled to order by the
Ptesident. Opened With vocal music by
Mr. Conner's pupils. Boil called, Messrs.
Conner, Zpigior,, Griest, Brenneman and,
Outshall, present. W..W. Gutshall then
drilled a' class in Written Arithmetic,
followed by' an' eiereise 'in History by
Mr. Conner: Prof. Griest then drilled
•a class in Mental Arithmetic ; this was
followed by in exercise in Orthography,
by P. 'A.. inaion, the
Institute adjourned to meet'at II p: "
Evening Bession. -- -Imieitnte met ap
cording to provlonsi adjoartiniant, and
was called to order by the President.
Opened, wjth spunk, follnived by
an essay by J. T. Conner. Mr. Bunnies'
man then gave 'a lira drill ja.coo'grappy,'
which Was followed by" a reCitation
Beading, by The
Istituto' was there fitVored 'With music.
Mr. Brenneman neat drihed d Claps in
Grammer, ,'';The' various Methods , of
, school , government was discussed -by
Brenneman, Zeigler, Griot; (ioniser and
Gutsball... The Prosiddnt aimouuced the
fpilOwing programme for,next Institute
Orthography, W. 11. - Epphiy;;Haatling,
P. A. Out ball.; Mental Arithmetic, J.' .
T. Opaor ;,,Wfl).tan Aritluctlp*.igi , anim, ,
,Aa,* Gr
E-.
raphy,
.W. W. Gutshall; l Dietary; and
Pinmaiship,.P. B. Brenneman.
• 'Da motion; •the.lustitute adjourned to
meet at Fairsihar i 'Dall6ou 1,14 ,, 1f 5 1pt3r;
armory, 27;1672, at '9' o'clock, m tt
All teachers ' de ' of'.egtscp,tjom
are cordially in4tiad to attend aud' par ; ''
ticipato in Ma exercises. •
'D. Bumistronarte
W. W. Otaim.ALL,
R* adbotAri,
Fon Job work- of-. every . description;
'pay TinallunaiMotcola.visit. Prices
made toeul, pc, s
Week scarf and' a erceil set
'with pearls, was lost on
,Tuesday-fo
uoonlast._ Any person finding it will be ,
rewarded on returning it to munibialcu.
mcounramcfttk-*ln -, last 'week's paper
we made mention of alarge hog slaugh
tered by Mr. Simon Smith, of this-boro
ugh, and stating that it weighed 548
pounds ? It shoulddiaye, been 5514 i. p ,
. JAidis P. NEFF; No. 23 West
Main street, has just mado large. addi
tions to his stock of notions, &c. Paper
collars, cuffs, scarfs, , neckties,, &d.) The
best brands of smoking and chewing to
bacco constantly on hand. For a good
cigar or a plug of elegant chewing to.
bacco go to Nefinti. •
Clinti.i . „,,BOOTB AMC' SHOF.M.—Our
townsman; Mr. Adam Dysart, — the
popular boot and shoemaker, at No.- 4
. East, Main . street, makes his.; wake
known to the community in the prescrit
issue. Mr. D. is a practical shoemaker,
IMving had several years experience as a
disciple of St. Crispin, and is prepared
to make beeta,(,aud shoes to order''
promptly and in the latest city et,,yheek
Give him a call..
' MUSICAL.—The Quintetto Quadrille
Club,"underltheNtiadershiP cifirkinfessor
W. 11)1 Widnor, has become ono ofthe
institutions of our borough. For
length of time the club has been organ
ized, we think they 'ill compare favor
ably with any'similar musical organiza
'tier' in the State. They ate prepared•to
furnish music for parties, societies, balls,
&c., at short notice and on moderate
terms.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS—second week.
Common Pleas :
Watts vs. McGowan's adminisdator,
No. 342, 'April term, 1868—debt. , Ver
dict for defendant. Penrose and Hays
for plaintiff, Todd for defendant.
Plank vs. Burkholder's executors.
No. 148, NOV:- term, 1869—debt. Ver
dict for plaintiff for s3,soo—amount of
note on which suit was brought, with
interest from date. Miller, Shearer and,
Sharpe fot• plaintiff. Honde'rson
Hays, S. Hepburn, sr., and S. Hepburn,
jr., for defendants. -
A PLEASANT SZEPRISE.—On Tuesday
evening, sixteetitlf.,instant, the re.si
deuce of Rev. 11. B. itartzler, pastor of
St, Paul's Evangelical church, was en
tared by a delegation of hiS congregation,
twinging good wishes and substantial
tokens of their esteem, in the aline of
dry goods, grocerici,‘ provisions,, station
my, hat, book, &c., and crowning the
Pastor's "
_better half" with one ofid.rs—
Williams' best bonnets, to which were
yet added several envelopes with that
very useful article—money No com- •
plaints were made to the police about
the mdtthr !
NEW Flllll. -By reference to our
" new ads." it will bo aeon that the old
firm of Loidich & Miller, at the popular
Central Dry:goods. stote, has vlisselved
partnership. Mr. John Miller, the
junior member of the old firm, and Mr.
A. D. Buttorff, for several years a clerk
in this establishment, and a young man
of splendid business qualiflcations, i have
entered into partnership, in the room
lately occupied by Loidich & Miller.
They offer rare bargains in dry goods.
We bespeak -for 'the new firm a share of
public patronage.
AN INTOLERAIILE NUTBLNCE. —E very
day we are beseigod with " bummers:"
On Monday last, there•wero only twenty
jive of tike persons by'actuaj: count, in
cluding Ilion; women and citildren.
They have different tales to tell, and
some of their countenances are becoming
vary familiar, owing to their frequent
visits: When they first enter thO room
money is solicited, if only a single pen
ny ; failing to receive this, they next so,
licit old papers. We are getting heart
ily tired of these repeated visits, and
sigh for relief. If they do not speedily
'"let .up": we' will be tinder the necessity
of printing a neat little card and post the
cams on ours front door. Let us have
rest. '
DICATII FROM VACCINATION. - That
death May be caused by vaccination
'from the premature use of virus, cannot
be denied. We give below an account
of a death produced in this 'moaner.
Tho item is taken from the , Morrow
county Register,of January 20 :
Death froin"r 7 ither a singular cause re
sulted to one of the eitizOn'ii of Perry
township, this county, ou •Friday morn
ing last. As near as wo can learn them,
the facts are as follows : Mr. Samuel
Miller and his wife, residing not far 'from
N. Woodbury, r arer° being visited' at
home by their son and his family, their
on Sunday,. the seventh instant. The
old gentleman—Mr. M.—concluded to
be vaccinated with virus from the little
girl'Erarre, which had been .operated on
by the doctor not long before. Bo Mr.
Diller bad his son pierce his am with a"
pocketknife, and from his daughter's
arm vireo was taken and placed Mr.
Miller's alp which resulted in his death'
in less than week, 'as the virus taken
from the t!rm was used before the
laws of nainre permitted. : Mr. Miller's
wife.vrae vaccinated in. the .same way,
and'at the tn•peOpt"titne'isili.a''Vei7 low
condition.
EXPICRIKIINT3 017101111-JOPR
B. Wolf, hi,;•. D., of Washington, for
-11°,40' 4° 4 !Vi ir il ie rri% C AW, P ew
xcirk, tho'following.oominunication :
Ori sbipboard.'at NOW Orleans, in the
year-1849, in • charge ,of one hundred
marines; wish. 'cliohir,i, - among "them,
obkirved•that those 'who ato freely of
onions,,, auppOSMg them to Mo healthy ',
were ahteolted 'Certainly and: fatally.,
'OritcMs and salt cured the bite a ,
rattlesnake On, 'aiy „sen, and are „con.:
sidered specific) •in all Snake bites. , :.1'
have fOund four separate witnesses lof,
PhenoMena„conneoted'. with ;sniall' pox
• wad 'fever, '-•• • ' .• • , ,
°Mons in rooms with small pox rot ,
rapidly'''‘l '
a. •slip t o rp r i se i 4 them
P. They rash; and' comm unicate the
, viriniMany weeks after the epidemic has
.
4. , Applied to , the p3.,A,,c0f fever pa
ilente, they. rapidly , turn hlack, •
5. They prevent • the spread of small
pgx :In „thietily popiilnted',lterie l mente by
absorbing' the • • rY I
6. A'•-mini with . hydrophobia, his ,
freaky, ate , voraciously' of I Onions, and
reeoimredl,•
piipiiiribillitieito theta de!ijieed;
!iliaulcheadt
when there ie a,iprevailing spgi..:letwie, •
!Mona and ,, iregiintly„
4haug94• Bl ' o gPO4
8. That exilerimiinta
ta' test the extent , of \their utofulneas.
For many Years I hive op.oaeil IMeeina-
Jima as, orilinarilY drm,' and: Vence }Mit
with sitisfaotion any means of mitigat
.itig of this diateinper, '
President.
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SPLIDADID EDIBLES .— On. Thilireday
nfreitineh inet,s v.Mr. Maury I; Snyder,
stowariil .at,theCounty ,Poor' House
showed us eliasket of bread and meat;
cian - itainplee'fill'ii . liina t of- I foint:Weit to
the inmates ; It made
priesthf feel hungritagi'ie'tipen it, and
Ailmiosl ouvie4 the nemons foe • whom
it }vas itft6nded. - D - Singlet.' brought
thleto.onn orrice ip order to , "clear
his - Skirts" Of any fearethatmight arise ‘
kiainorit7 vii)ori of 'die ';of the
,V,klitprs, to, the Poor . House , regarding
"laintedmeats, sour bread, &o." Cer-.
tainly the bread and menthe theived US ,
would have satisfied the most fastidious
epicure. ' •
VALUABLE Agricultural Journal.
Sent three. months free. The publishers
of the American Stock Journa/ will send
three monthly numbers gratis and 'post
paid to all our subscribers who apply for
I hmo. Farmers and Stock Breeders should
avail themselves of this generous offer,
,as the three numbers contain near 100
:pagetl;of, Choice ,:original articles, 'On.
Veterinary Science, "Farming, Stock
Breeding, Dairying, Poultry, „Breeding,
ect., etc., handsomely illustrated with
IPPgratvings. , , Also a, great. number of
valuable v•ipets for the cure of various
Swine Poultry, &c., are liable., Address
INTP.'BoYei; eee r- ,''PillifiSlieis; Parkes
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the PrOgramino of
fi3tOrbblopi 1149 .'nexi meeting of the
' Car Lela District Sabbath School Insti
tute, to be held in the J.,ntheran church,
on nea p... Tuesday, evening, January 30:
1. Opening exercises—singing and
prayer.
2. Address by Rev. Geo. Norcross
8. Some practical thoughts 'on most
successful mode of teaching as devel
oped in experiencie, , ,.)vith . classes, by Mr.
Jacob Boas, J. T. green and others.
4.. Subjecii of 'discussion—How can
the Sabbath School be made more fruit
fel spiritual rquyii To bo opened
W .F. Sadler, &Sq.'
5. Opening of Questil Box.' Reply
to questions asked at last meeting, by
Rev. J. D. Brown and Dr. S. B. Kieffer.
0. Business and closing exorcises.
As this Institute has been organized
for the purpose of promoting the S. S
cause in our town 'and vicinity, it is
desirable ,that all officers and teachers
attend the session, and take part in the
exercises.
PER ' SONB having sale billzi printed at
T Ills OFFICE, will receive a notice of the
same in' these columns until the day of
sale.
Bills for the following sales havebeen
printed here during the past week ; -
By Aaron Smith, in Frankford town
ship,_7_miles_west of-Carlisle,-im—Thurs
dax, February 22, horses, cows, farming
utensils, &o.
By Daniel Keller, sr., in Centreville,
on the Walnut Bottom road, 10 miles
from Carlisle, extensive sale of personal
property, consisting of horses, cows,
young cattle, &c., on_ Wednesday, Feb
ruary 21, 1872.
BY Francis Diller ' in Frankford town
ship, on Monday, March 4, horses, cows,
young cattle, &c.
By W. F. Sadler and Isaac E. Wire
man, assignees of John Bolen, on the
premises in Mifflin township, miles
north of Oakville, on Wednesday,. Jan
uary 81, horses, cows, sheep,
By Jcitut 13oetem, in Pann township,
two miles west of the Stone Tavern, and
one-fourth of a mile south of Centre
ville, horses, fat cattle, cows, farthing
utensi s
1 s
4 . c. .A.lso —Pi, lotsof mountain
land a tlio- - is'atiao time and place. On
Thu 4 ay, Febmary 15.
By J. G. Zeigler, in Silver Spring
townsh p, .one -half mile north of Hogues
town, and two miles north of New
Kingston, on Friday; March 8, horses,
cows, young cattie, pigs, farming imple
ments &c.
By Martin Shenk, on Thursday, - Feb
ruary 29, in Dickinson township, on the
York, road, one mile east of the Stone
Tavern, horses, cows, young cattle, hogS,
reaper. , wagons, &c.
BY Georgc Rutz, in Middlesex town
ship,:two miles east of Carlisle, on Thurs
day, March 7, horses, mules, cows, young
cattle, farming implements, household
and 'kitchen furniture, arc.
BY George W.- Hilton, in South Mid
dleton :township, , 1, • miles South-cast . of
Chi February 13,
horses, cows, ;shoats, 'farming imple
ments, household and kitchen furniture,
&a.
By Abram and Elizabeth Mowery, in
Frankford township, 21 miles south-east
of Bloseryille, on Friday, February 23,
one maro, cows, young cattle, sheep,
household and kitchen furniture.
BY Frederick Watts, on his Sarin,
two miles west of Carlisle, on Tuesday,
February 27, horses, mules, cows, hogs,
farming implements, &c. About, 25
young horses, yaving from one to
four years old.
' BY W. R. Hays, in North Middleton,
on the Basin farm, about 14 miles north
of Carlisle, on Friday, February 23.
Stock, farming implements, &c.
TEE PITTEIBURIG Draciacn. l —Parties
wishing a first-class daily paper should
by all moans subscribe for tho Pittsburg
Daily Dispatch,. ono of the larged,,live
liesr, and 'cheapest paPers in the United
States. Tho Dispatch has been estab
lished Over a quarter of it • .'eMitury ; is
independent in politics, ,ad vocating
always those measures 'which promise
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,daily thirty-Six'
columns of matter,embracing the latest
news by telegraph, tho most reliable
market repordt, the latest cable tele
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MEM
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eulumes of matter, printed in
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and general-and :0 an entertaining aid
acP O P,t 4 44.- nOwaPliPoN is not
excelled by any journal in the State.
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single subscribers at $1..50 a year,
,Or in
to One address at $1.0(1 Ouch,
witit,a.free paPer to the party getting up
the Club. Subsoribers ,may. remit - by
mail . either' in money or by peatoffice
sycieri i ip, thp i safer, 'alde r Crust
rearitorsf: receiving subeorlptiope ifO' 'c'Pe
DisPateh;A OfthCr Weekly, are
twonti, Per .e4g4 on.
Al,t4g.4h°,4:4t.'§qor:Ong!o,c's°liborol of
ton par cent -On oar club rates.-" , Addiese,
imhlishers nt Daily and
Weekly , Dispatch , (Dispitch
'1ng);`, t ,'47,435.41:0 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg,
Said motherto fatlier,
' Do Yon. know my dear where, .
, Oar now married daughtori,
May-bny 7 the best warei.
• Said daughter' to mother,
.. There aro ship loads of wares, _
Of the beet ani the finest, " 4 :11
,Right cheap, dawn at BLAIR'S.
WORK ARO PLAY 'fcit4e - biiihr , lB
.at,
hand, lookiegas bright and . attraatiVe
as evar, i Witkits -beautiful . full page oil ,
print in colors, interesting sketches by,
the most 3Vopular. writers, Uncle Rapti
aers lesson in Drawing and
,Mechanies,'
and a splendid Illn4trated Puzzle De.
partment.. Mr. Warner continues his
papers to boys, which .'alone are, worth
the nominal piece of sl.oo.Peryear, for
which ,this 'Magazine is offered. The
Publishers retain the the large pages here
tofore adopted in order to bo able to
present their full page Oil Chromes, of
- which - the subject for this month
"Uncle Job and Aunt Jemima sitting
for a_photograph."- This is one of the
best that have been published, and is
fully described in a poem of the "pa
Regions." Milton Bradley & Co., Po
lishers, Springfield,'Mass.,
[ANNOUNCEMENTS.]
SompTumo new, venison and buffalo
meat, for sale at Humrich's.
-.....Axentlemanfroral3ethel,4daine, says
Bros., prOprietory3W
Philip Aliens Print Works, R. I. warli
down 56 Bryant's Point, recently, trout-:
ting, when one of them was' attackeg.
with: sciaic rheumatism so suddenly,
that he had to be carried from the pond
to his hotel ; a bottle of Johnson's Ano
dyne Liniment was resorted to, and he
was out next day.
Hots are you to-day? I'm not feeling
bilious and sick headach.), have
been lOOking around for a box of Par-.
son's Purgative Pills, but our traders
are all sold out.=V,ountry Paper.
FOR RENT i
A store room and dwelling on the
North side of Main street. Inquire of
25ja7,14t* C. W. WEAVER.
SPECIAL
As the old Rim of Leidioh & Miller has
al-ways had a liberal share of the public
patronage, we Lope the new firm of
Miller 4; ..Bottorff will have, a mucii
larger share of the same.
LEIDICH . MILLER
THE VERY LATEST
J. H. Wolf, No. 18 North Hanover
street, his just returned from the East
with a very large and carefully selected
stock of fancy goods suitable for Christ
mas presents.
READ THIS
If you wish to purchase a nide present
for your sister, or some other man's
sister, go to J. H. Wolf's, No. 18 North
Hanover street:
NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to C. Inhoff by book account or
otherwise, are' requested -to make pay
ment before the 'first of January, 1872,
after which time all accounts will be
placed in the hands of a proper officer
for Collection.
A cash business on'y dune at reduced
prices. 13dee71'
Fluninicu is receiving, daily, fresh lots
of dried fruits such as peaches, pared
lnd unpared , blackberries, currants,
eeded and unsneded cherries, apples
and hutzells. 7dec7l
Fon fresh countrpici.tuce, go to hum
FOR - SALE
, -
A largo safe. It is in good condition
and will bo sold cheap. Inquire at Do
vinnoy's grocery store, on West Main
street. 7.lec7ltf
STILL another lot of choice buckwheat
at Metoy's. 7d0c71
,Just received a large "assortment of
fancy toys, suitable for the holidays, at
Hoffman s, No. 88 East Pomfret street.
DnEsaFn poultg always on land, at
Ilumrlob's. -
SOMETHING. WORTEKNOWING ;
Where to find- the best assortment of
goods suitable for Holiday Presents.
The most fastidioud" can be suited at J.
H. Wolfe, No. 18 North Hanover street.
Both in point of price and style, go see
his assortment. Join: H. WOLF.
SPECIAL NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to. the • undersigned, either by
note or hraik account, will please call
and settle'tho same' without delay, and
oblige LEIDICII & Mixaxn.
FOR prime savana' 'oranges and
emons, go to Itumrieles., • •
BEST 14 cent sugarin town at Moloy's
itatsuls, currants and citrons cheap at
Melay's.
NEW London Layers, Valentin and
Seedless Raisins 'just received at Hum-
Weal.
Fos cranberries, Atmore's mince meat,
call . at Ilofftnan's grocery, No:88 East
Pomfret street. • .
It you want cheap . groceries or any
thing kept in a first-class grocery, cal
at Hoffman's, East Pomfret street..
7doo7ltf
4%E and• droshod poultry always on
and at Iluffirich's, ?dual '
FOR SALE.„: • -
A raluablb Fauiiljx Horie:' Inquire of
Join; IltrALuu (Mercbant.)
7dge7l-tf
Pittinr. minco meat at Iltunrieigp
Pais= !Yeah cider at Hutariolea
'olll3'rEltE! at #taprich's t • yamßies
saiiplied at tho.sliortest notice. • •
:Just', recalled' 100 boxes' of raislas
very low, at Hoffman's, No. 88 East
,Po'mfrot street. . ,
FIIESII lot of. cocoanuts and oran
berries at Heinrich's:,
0;1 4 1 RE taIIIRRGIGED
but bny , the•.best stoves , that have lier
been in tho market, and prnuounped so
bypll who' have them in use, the
can Ilase Rumor and Baini Boater, the
Radiout Fire Place Heater,. and the pabb.
not Range with hot closet. Call at' W.
Fridley's Stove . stOre on Haimier street,
and see the:endless variety of stoves 'and
house-furnishing geode. 1 . •
. ,
Go to Hutnrich's for Irish and Sweet
potatoes, onions,. apples,' pumpkins,
•,
ohostnuts,Teanuis, grapes, 4ts: ' '
Arms, and peachluttor at Huinfrio 's.
,
BWEITZEIT .and American choeso,
ways on hand, at , :"
' , ...Juirr,rocalVed a olioloo lot aralaokia:or
at Halarioli's:'
BINEIMEAT Thiffmaten'eriic'er.r;
No. 88 goat:Poo:6ot street.
Pouporas "made into wilitohes, ohlg
nonp, , o, s urlo, frizetts, ,at . Mad Ame
ROtes. . • '• -
NOTIOE.
' All personelfiaObted to Henry Saxton
prfor to the &di laVtiatr, l lB7q, are
;hereby, notified to can immediately, and
'fettle thdir iridebtaankisliWittt him before
the first
,of„ Jannary,",lfip i If
~not' at
„., o . e, U_
I teilded.t l t 66 ate of
every one, irreapeotive of person, will be,
placed in thelanda a4iroper officer'O'f
the law for collectien. llffiflrOlarpft.
.1 6 A.Th17T 'GATE
•
. . .
At pinkie's . Machinc Bhop;':,111' this
place,, can be seen one of the best praiti:
cal Farm Gates ever inv . iitrid., , It; does
not require any hinges.; It, opens two
ways. It never rides in the' mud, 'and
- can be*raised to 'swing clear ,over Snow
drifts and other obstructions, that are,
not over twenty-four inches high. It is
offered for sale to all who need dates at
the following loWprices. . •
For each farm right, $2.00; for . each
township right,A29.00.4 for-dach, county
right; $1.504.1/c
Oates made to 'order of any size or
styli; desired, and satisfaction guaran
tead in oil met). .Will exchange terri
toryfor a good Call f.n?.
,:or ad=
CHAS. F. DINKLF.
tok
,2 no utt, - ~ 111(41'; lat 4
0 Lt " ',lv , (OA -01 "C
onions_ 4usraatoitted
,Att,
Tv you want ii-ri - icis;OutlorgOriey, go
to Humtieies. '
StIOULDEIIIS, glides, dried beef, beef
tongues, sugar cured hams, whole or
sliced, pickled and cam...l oysters, at
Elumrich's . ,
You that, kill pigs and make sausages
want good popper to sea ion with. J. L.
Moloy has it, st i tly pure.. - thinc7l
Fon. Irish pota oog, go to' Humrich's.
Ho has seven different varieties, which he
is selling in large or small quantities to
suit purchasers.
Tun. Sensoman Shop is 80.14 in full
blast. If you want good carriages, bug
gies, spring wagons or sleighs, go to Ad.
Sensoman, at his'old place on North" Pitt
street. Ono7ltf
STRAY CALVES
Strayed away from the premises of the
subscriber, in Middlesex township, a
short distance from Middlesex, 2 calves,
ono a red and the other a black roan,
about 9 months old. Any person know
ing of their whereabouts, will be liberally
rewarded, and all expenses, paid upon
returning the same to
. •
ADAM ITOCKEtt
18ja722t*
TO CHICKEN RAISERS
The - undersigned, devoting his time
exclusively to -the breeding of choice
fowls, is prepared to book orders for the
following varieties of ' eggs. During
the 'past year I have made large, addi
tions to my stock, having recently ob
tained several Imported Light Brahman
from P. Williams, Massachusetts. Most
of my fowls drew premiums at' the late
County Fair. All stock guaranteed to
be thorough bred. Chickens and eggs
can be obtained at all times. The fol
lowing is the prices- fixed for the differ
ent. varieties of eggs:
Dark Brahma, Premi um, per doz. $2
Light Brahma, Imported, " - 1
Llouilan, Premium, (Bearded and- •
Muffled,) per doz. 2
Black Cochin, Premium, • " • 1
achy Dorking,
Bronze Turkey, 2
JESSE B. HEUER,
No. 121 South Pitt street,
18ja72tf Carlisle, Pa.
PRIME buckwheat flour, oven dried
corn meal at Humrich's.
CURRANTS, citron, leinon peel, prance,
figs, pared and unpared peaches, at
Hof man's, No. 88 East Pomfret sheet.
Tug flour sold by J. L. Meloy always
reliable Try it.
As
CASH BUSINESS!
On and after the first of March unit,
intend to 'don CX of Busintas,'*ith all,
without respect to ersons. By this ar
rangement, strictly carried out, I will be
able to sell groceries nt reduced prices.
All persons knowing themselved indebted
to the undersigned by book account or
otherwise, are urgently requested to
make payment before the first of March,
1872. ' G. B. HOFFMAN,
No. 88 East Pomfret street.
4ja72tf
Great _Bargains
TILE undersigned, agent for David
Bute, now decaused. whiling to .ritire from
buninuas, Mill Ball at greatly reduced cash rates, Eta
lorgn stew of _
HAT?. CAPS,
LA DIES' AND IIftNTLEMEN'S PUNS and (Ir,ovecs,
TRUNKS, . ' VALISt.I3,
TRAVELLING SATCSIELS,
ROBES,
RUG , ;$ ~,,4.
-- ~
BLANKETS,
- ,„.1441ApLi;As,
and o largo varlely of Noilona.
The entire stock will be sold out on liberal tonne
o 007 one deshing to continue the Guth:tem A
cane 01 thoetnre.roonl tan be hid fora number of
17=
• JACOB BORE.
No. 4, North .lleoisrer • elreet, opposite . the CarMee
Deposit Bank, Carlisle. Pa
Persons knowing themselves to he Indebted wit
pleutee call and kettio tholr accounle.
4Jan72.3m. ,
Varlet* Ads
•
PURE AND
.UNADULTERATED
J. ,IMUCII 04N ALWAYS DM ODTAINED . 4T
• , , , lIAYNRST.ION'S
•
• No. 5 Sntlot4anovar Street • .
Carlisle, Pa.
N. ti;—YrocCrlptiOns. carCiully - Mod accurately
compounded at all Omen. o• .7 • : :
I Malt/
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Ito. 8 . 6 Souti; West Street.
•• • •Apply:to - ' • M. P.:Wit:mut
cA•Sit and atter the
that of Eiiitinutier haterut to do • 1.1+119f1
h t3lVttBB. with eh, without reepect to retreat.
, :ountry produce, received. ee rash; to exclto•• for
.irode or aeµal„D tbfa, Arraugeniekit,etrictly ea•
iiirced,.l wilt be soebled to *ell groevriew at reduced
rates: .
16ju7Iti..
.. 0
-- - ~
•
J. B. DA.VERSTIOK,••: " "".
NO ti BOOTU ItANO6R $111.)111 . , ~ ' '
, 0.8,11101541.1, PA
Dealer in
Drugs, Modialium,.iiii.,
CHAEPETEI I.PAEP,ETF)I,CAIWETB
_ dc % s fi h T . l d l o n . g , ;tf i . 'Ore b i Lrg 4 /1::: . ;11,1 1 , :;49 sty, W!lk
,7 d est 11. : A. HANTS
A
' C OB PLETE LINE ""
• , ov
e
voi, !fide,' for and' rolppoir; fteattlph, ND
shades, Pratpoio3o!y.YolvOy. Ault Vet
au colors, odl. ,
, ,711617:1 ' ' 47 . .. 11111N#' A oci:-•
Ar, OIL pin obtain, „Dye
,§tuffii,
.ptiiries,itud Palley' Article', et naves
„,tl6lo” Intreicians', prescriptions leareNly igi"tee,
poundtAACall time". •' " : '
• N.. • , -• • • J.II.;IIAYERATICK."
N 0.6 &path Ilan overetrost,Ouriiels,ANA.'
•VOR PURE DR11013,.:
add Patent to'7. 'lnvoratlek,
tip:p !South llanovor ottoet. Alsorkgilaud)dafienrl
ineol'orToltet Ocaps;Pertilnietlel. 1110040 x Taut
. uynaztdg,
Nit .0 South Ipiti * 'vetittpol"tl.l6l6.
IP i
n"! 79
A T A. -
'W.. pu*rt,..4'
C 311., onlyplace to buy rrak late
keel Duo ea Laos Collars, •
' flail Rohn Cars Collis; • I:
• , Real Vilanolaroua Logo eglion.'
Initatiost Laos Collars at all prlsaidlsork tea *auto
and upwards. ' Neal and Imitation Lan natodk.a
rhlks.Arina and Bank alt puntagad for tin
11414,104 , • , 21., • 711•111
-
'1 A.ATWQOD. • ' 4 1 ' (f i rq7
ATWOCID, NA.NOKiet CO•rk,,
• I
OCHMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wh°l°l 9,4 l r .s .P?.?q, 4l PlS f ,'
PICKLED AND SALT PlBl4
' No. 210 North Wharrog7 — '
81tes eirvt ? , !
PHILAMH:PHYA.
IL IL COTLX.
COYLE4ROTELERS.
11'0 WH6i1584 LS
•AT CITY PRICES. '
Having reser large line of Woolen
Goods, such as ndershirts and Drawers,
Knit carfs;'WOolen "Hosiery,
Buck and Sheepskin-A:Noyes, Gauntlets
and,)) Hanover Gloves and Gauntlets,
Wobleil Marine, Cloth and Berlin Gloves
and Gauntlets, lyould call the attention
of inarohintk: "
COYLE' 111101416R8.
No. 24 fieuth tlatoeer street, Carlisle, P.
bootTltf
DR. J. B. BENDER,
VOMOSOPATIIIO
Office In the room formerly ocoopled uy Cul. John
10809
~S. BEVXZHOOVER,
• t At TORN BY AT t.AW.
ordca in south Hanover Wort, oprAta Boutrra dry
rood* dor.. ' •' ' loi6lo
R OLL; QIHHPATftIOK
Who Joule denier. In
. . .
Ithaw.ir2II3TURiDi.TOBACCOTI:
tl; It) etir:'..l7ii'tit d4 . 4, 1 1/cirkinfrAni
P. 1.? , r:•2 ,11
• p .,k 61 .0.1 t.lo 4 Laa
d• crf-aYfrAgaraGl,
.1414.141,A1N.T,M,9k
c. r. ntimnxca. WM. B. PARE t EE
H UMEICH.&:PARKER,,.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Omou 31ithistrile2;i6 bungle. 10147,0
• J. 11. GRApAIf,
J.. IL GRAHAM et
.ATTORNETg AND COUNBELLORR-AT-LA.W,
No. 14 South Hanover street,
• • . CARLISLE, PA.
lion. J. 11. Grahaiii,lale Preaiderd Judge of the
Ninth Judicial District has reeo mad the practice of
law, and emaciated with him Ida eon, J
Jr.' Will practice In the coutitlee of Cumber
litud, Perry and Juniata. 7dec7l-tf
JOHN CORNMAN,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW'
Office No. 7, Abeam'e H. I. lo rear of the Court Bones
Melia
drMaN BA.NNg . N, „t
WIIIOLEIL&LE AND ENTAIL //BALM IN
THE BEST QUALITY OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 41 South Hanover Street,
llja72ly CARLISLE, PA.
_
TOSEPEI RITNER; Jn.,
f.) ATTORNEXDAT LAW AND SURTRYOR,
ideohanliaburg, P& Office OP Railroad target, tee
doors north of the Bank
Huainan promptly attended to. 10186
JOSEPH G. VALE,
ATTORNE.Y.AT LAW.
Practices in Dauphin and Cumberland
Counties.
Ornce—ln Court Rowe Avenue, No, 3 Kramer'.
building, In the rear of , the Jewelry eetabliehment.
L==ii:l
12JauTlly
JOBEPII /r. CULVER. CHAS. P. CULVER.
LOAN AND COLLECTION
OFFICE OW JOSEPH P. CULVER A into.
PONTIAC, ILLIN , .IB. We have - the best of loctll.
Yea for placing.capltal on flrel.lass improved farms.
Titles Investigated, and Abstract' funnelled frum
sue own onion. Ten per rent interest nod prompt
payment guaranteed. We have correspondents In
we , ry part of the iYest, which. iurnlehes us every
ellity for "nerdy cidlertirms
IitErCHENCES: Hon. James t . Orshenn, Wm..
U. Penrose, nun., Wm. Theater. mg.. C. E. VA:
gleughlin, esq , Carlyle. Hamilton Ahick4.
He buts. Hoe. C. P. Culver and H n. Horatio
Ring, 11 ashingtov, D. C. .oeorge 11. :quart. Phila
delphia. Chamber. k Porwroy, New York city, -
24e71
Air C. HERMAN,
• 4TTOR'ET AT LAW,
C•rllsl•, P•. 9 Rheem's Hall. 1041.10
A. , K. M'CLUIIIIi 7. 11. v Id'KEIERAN
N'CLURE & itrICEEHAN,
ATTORNXTS AT LAW,
144 South South etroet, Philadelphia.
114711 y.
A.H. SHAMBARGER,
• JUSTICE OF VIE PEACE,
Westponoshoro' township,
Cutoborland Cflunty, Peon's.
All business, entrusted to him will receive promp
attention. ' 290ct70
WF. SADLER,
• ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oft: ell 2 South Ilanover„ntreet, next the Good WIG
Hose Rouen, 10.69
WILLIAM KENNEDY,
•ATTORNKY AT LAW
Office in Voluntw building, Car
W J. SHEARER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
°Mee In northeast corner of the Courilltruse. 10mA9
.WEB. B. HIRONS,
ATionNiirAirp COUNSELOR At LAW,
72S Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND CAPS.
JOALLIO,
C
•
Igo. 29 WAIT MAI 299992,
CARLISLE, PENNA.,
The If ATI 'ER of Carliele!
Me HAT mu of Carll.le I I
The heist etl , les Juin received
latos. t, ,t) 1.1 always on 12240 1
BILK fl (f 5 tram the best llraufecturee II !
an lON ABLE llATlhittt out 1111
J. O. CA LLIO wtfibto ,tum 11,11,11,1111.. tu his largo
lIMIMI
HATE AN,D OAPS
4 to manufaeturt4 Tint. to urd F, and 'ho bat
orrangemoAto for colorrir* W • eo Good..
and Ovarmat•, at short tkotle.,=---
"L'ls4 blehext CAM/ VAICIVti pill! for
COUNTRY PUI 8
I=l
•16 NO lq MAIM I , CREISI
1070. •
Cheap Coal
'CHEAP "CO,AL $ , •
' LAY IN , YOUR 11NTER COAL.
Thi-imieraciled prdiosto.. o foretell familia 'and
individuate with foal at extremely low prioese. ,
•
. Ili hi prepared,to rorpleh . oli tho rarletie• of Hard
and son coal., guaradterlog the coal received to tot
the coal ordered, and nOtlorate In weight.
Farmers and Idomburnera alon,t ,the line' of the
Cumberland Talley railroad, will be .applied at
moderate rates.
•It Will he to the dvalitaite 'of purahmere to anti
au him,borore poreheslut eleolehere..
lii le~p.ctMllY 'mbar* otintldle flatiron
age, Orders promptly Ailed! • "
0 WIPE ZINN,
"tee/iliac, Ps.
Vick'il' kli)i•ai . Glade.
v iews •
GU,TDE,
•YOR 1872.
•
The find *thaw} of Two Hundred Thousand Copt°.
Juet publiehee: It to elegantly printed ton line tinted
pager,. In.twq calorie, afid.liluetrated wlthnvor Three
Hundred Engraelngo of Flowere and Vegetable., and
TWO"OOLONN,y,
The meet beautiful and .Inoinictlic;' - tatalogile and
plural Gnidedn,,the • world—.ll2 pages; giving (nor
ought dtrectlone for Ihnoultnte of Flower, and Vise
&Wee, oraanienttng'grounde, waking etalket.lic; •
A Christmas/ present:l,llmq thy.customers, but far-
Worded (9 ,11:1Y,;,(410 epply,,tnalt, for Fee. Conte,
only one-quarter the m et. tlrowl '
Yklilefl. •.: : !•,, : pH:Delicacy, N. Y. ."
Piier /3attt-r;
•
NEW BARBER SHOP.
. .
••• • .
Peter 'fledge • • has recently opened the National
fi *MI Main' street, Irvlne'i
Fos. war cat Wit, shampooing. sbllsltlMlstomallehl ,
dying promptly attended to. Ladles' hair slitting.
Jo es anted In ihnliteitlClty aty Ire My prleenare• aa
reasonable aa any other 'Moen In this place.. 'thaws
rarrivalgtai f in
Please give aote anelt.
21y91 Im, . . ' • MEM HOWL'
VOW ' , BALE: 4 l4lar"ler t.' :National
Bilk of Nowrille offoig . foi• godeii for walk. of
largo Piro kroof Bars, in good order..Yafrol
It Alluring, tuatara. lggulni of the gambler id NOW
AMIN 11J1172:18
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~ 'North•east Corner .Public quare; . ',Carlis• 0,, At... " .•.'
1872
W. SCOTT COILS.
. , .
'We return Our thanks to .the
. puhlic ,for theirgeneroqsoatkatiago
during
. the past yeari , and.l'eSpeetful,ly Solicit• i ii . lUrilielt:,.c . cMtiniiance
of ' -Ole same, having'
determined during:4le coining,, year to offer
greater inducements than ever. . . , • —!.:. . ~,...,
• ' 'We have just received a large haul& pt ' • .
.. . DOMES IC (:0.01)S: ::',.•
104 Brown Sheetings, 104131eached Sheetiitcts
, • Pillow age Muslins, •
Heavy Unbleached Muslini N P Lyard wide,
•
Fine• Unbleached• Muslins, 1 yard wide::
Bleached Muslins, 1 yard wide, all prices:,
Cotton Table Diaper, . . Liden Table Diaper'
Napkins, All Pric(
A large stock of 'White Quilts, the ellen 'est and most serviceable
We..have the, best and cheapest assortment of 'Ticicings in the
• ..,
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';'Yir,e. ).)Aye j tiiit'oVeii t etVa, cheap lot; of Ke4ifeley',J,:e4n:' a l , - ald' Co tton
*fks-f"? OP r j b g'A il .,OPAljibi' 1' . H41',.., , ,,,..;, - ..‘,.: - ..,i,.irp_., 1 1,;;,- ° . ,„2 i;.
e r:lit , :tli,e . .. , .Fall!:ana.-,;4Wii;kt i er' , Dress. : u x')oit
. c!, Illip I:Eci . il?l . lll#l ? :;_ing.l,l,lcets,
te,'We - i-.41 -. 4.1' "reiit-liirgAjui; ; .t6' • roace.lwaY. , iiTt'•:'ne*.e4c f ls..-I , 6;i' T .
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...:Apt • .;4,, , , \-, '.'" - . V. P •-: 6 , ' - ,';-'•••,,,0- - , ~6 in, '
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e 3 Cil d - ands Young, we. wan t•• y01i. , ..t0 exarriine 0 gr , 6;ipgii Vef9lo; pui..-
eltisinetk,Owtere ; ii:S'i , 'eiii wilrtid tipiiii' oxiiiiii:ltiOiitiit-YOU will
be well paid for your time and trouble. • '''''' '''.'"' •• • '',, c•:,, -,!
Those persons who laive never favored ns'.withtheir patrbna g e
and' may wish to make a changeln • their place of dealing, we will
be glad to see you„and, eon vinee you.that Wo sell cheap . .. .
WE MEAN EVERY WORD.
1
18ja72
Report of Visitors.
.REPORT OF THE POOR HOUSE
VLSIT. , III3.
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Quar
ter Fessione of Camber Land County:
We, the appointed visitors of tho Poor honor .f
said coon ty, for tho year 1871, would reppertfully
offer the foll.wing vs our report:
We have netted the Ininitution and found Ile
tu
mntea_well oared for, there boing no cause of corn.
plaint by any. noir general h-alth appears to be
good and the medicinal it.tendance regular. Tho
rooms, hods. furniture - , &c., ore In as good condition
as could'be expeCted.
The new Hospital or Asylum appears to be mom
pieced and all itaclepartments, and well adapted to
the comfort and conv.nlence of those of our fellow
beinga who are so utifortnest.• as to b., eounpnh, d to
become Its Inmates Cliangtli made during the 1.4
year in the cooking donartment of this hospital
lsui ding have resulted very siiisfactorll,, and in the
opinion of your Comm! el, should ; e COO tilaollll no at
present
The other bo Allure, Including barn., out-bousas
par& and surroundings, are in a general g•' ti
dition. In conclusion we consider the 'olatiegernon
Of the Poor House. and Farm, with all their. .appurte
nano.. creditable to the,e haring it Inc , arge.
WILLIAU
(1. CitAltlllEAV,
Dec..2o, 1671. Visitors.
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To the Honorable the Judtes of tho Court of Quer
tar Sessions of Cumberland County :
The undersigned, ono of tho• Poor Ilona° vl !tore
appoleted by your Honorable Court. for the yea
1871, unable to concur In report °ChM redla.gue•
—Motor; Wallace and Craighead —as to too con
dltlon and management of that Inetilar:on, respect
folly bogs leave to muke the following no Ilia .r, par!
thereof:
The midereigned vi' lied the Pow hone, frequently
'during the holt enr. in company with' . One or _tint
other of hie colleagnes u d sometimes found the
hoges, &c., in todiredily good con iii n. At other
times it was n t BO; e of the cello were at times
very filthy The new building which the under
signed has always understood was fer our own poor,
blind and insane. was lu part given np to vagrant.,
who polluted it with to min Ile wve shown la lik
ens in the now Ltd ding which bore ount'stakablo
evidence of buying boin tilled with vermin. 'there
was AM. considoiable complaint by tho betl.r in
mat.s of the ttnivh lesnifieuess of the diet furnish
the (.•memo—that the bread WIN sour, and thu meal
tainted and anti to eat.
In Tire of the foregoing., and mach mere that lin.
come to the knowledge of the undersigned, and .1..
racy large amount annually expended on title in
stitution. ho considers it his duty to the public t.
say that in his opinion it is necessary that a ettang•
should he made In Ito management. '
If not ont of place hero theundersigned would re
epectfully suggest that thr lk et time to visit thi.
Institution is not when everything hoe be on put it
trim for the monthly meeting of the Meet:ors, tut
when those in charge have no reason to capon.
tielters nr strange..., • ,
All of which is raapectfully euhmiltpd.
MITCHELL tic,I,ELLAN,
JaniB723t One of the Visitors.
LIST OF SALES to be called by, N
D. MOORE, AUCTIONEER.
January 21—.1n0. Martin. Mount Holly.
February Ta:-.Alick (local at. Pie 'neon.
13—fieo. W. llilton, South Middleton.
lb—John Deetem. Penn.
21—Daniel Keller, Penn.
22—Anon Smbh, Frankford..
23—Wm. lbws, North Middleton.
21—Mlobael u nlte, DlcklAson:
26—Ilenr. A. Meals, Adam county.
27,Ge0. Yeinast, South Middleton.
28—Marion Shaffer, Dickinson..
29—W. P. Stuart South MiddiUton.. ,
Starch I—Daniel Shenk, Dickinson.
2—Samuel N Wolf, South Middleton .
4—Robert Lambert.. 'Middlesex.
: 6—Jacob D. Menlo; Dickinson.
B—Samuel CockleyoPe
7—Sproll Woods, Diokinson.
OEM
' 6-Bamool Lohman, South Middleton.
Ft—Daniel Hoover, South 1111d4leton.
13—Abn..r Boatt,.B u"th 51.ddleteu.
14—Jacob Zug, Adam county.
16—Jacob Wolf Gond.Hope.
•
„, 26—Wm. B. 1116
Strict attention paid to coiling of &deo Trims,
moderato.
L IST OF BALES to bo called by
COSIMODOILIi PORTER, AINTIvNIIEIC
Pabruary 21—Jacob Thaler, Moora Hock.
2l—Wm Either, Penn
. 20—C. hrlstopher Wntson. Dickfro
27—George Washteeod. Westpenneboro
29-8. W. Dills, Weetpennshoro'.
March I—Chrietopher Orris, Frankford.
B—Dentel Giese, Wempenneboro'.
' 12—Jacob Dom r , tVeetpent eboro'.
13,-Daaid Mayberry, Wstpenneboro
15—Mra. D. II te., Weetpannaboro'.
- • 18—Jacob Decider, Went Hill.
L..L few days. open yet..Zerraa very. moderate..
EXECUTORS' NOT ICE. Lefton
testattl• ntary on the estate of l'e!er..Stnek, late,
of the borough of Carlisle. deceased. have Lo-u la-,
sued by the Wrangler 01 Combo, land county, to tit•
undersigned residing In the t.o.ograh of LI rlrale. All
persons indebted to said estate will plead, ma .e
mediate payment, and those haying claims . n io pro
I , nt them snip nut •en , from], to the undo signed
for settlemeot
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"VXECUTORS'• NOTICE. Letters
irotarnente'ry on the eet.te of Thorns. Lee, or.,
deco pied, late of ickinson I wnehlp, hare ken le
4130 a by the Recliner-of euraberiasd wanly. to the
‘ achscribero residing In the PAM , . township. All
C rl inegot i o nd p e a b ; e m d enT end " b eefato roll
oring oleltee It
eas, mskp
iMS.Siont them duly authenticated, to thio.under
algood, f , rotott!eniont,
TI11)3101 LEE,
• lIENRY LEE,
Executors of Thomas Lee; doe 'd
EXEOUTORS' NOTI CE.—Notico is
.1111 hereby given thot lettere teetamentory o n the
estate of •10i111 Itrindle, Weer Monroe twin hip.d...
draaed, nave bent) granted to the linden signed T.:-
Wing near Phttrehtown r ion the same township, All
penal hayin g claims agaleet sold estate n,e ro
quested to present the saws 'or e4tiontent, pail
th'See ludbLted to make pay went without doioy.
4Jan72-131.
COUNCIL CUAXPIR, CARLIN.L . , PA, '
• January 2. 1672,
. .
At a Ppeciel Meeging of the Town Como.if of the
liorough of Carlisle, bald Tneaday evening, Jartuvry
2, 1672, the lallovileg,reioluilone wine Tweed:
Reiolved,'That.'tax ' collector, Joshua Fagan, be
.herebyjnotructed $o prOosed At 011c0, according to
law, to codest the balance aide dui,ll6ato tor 1870,
andlhat he be required to settle bit utrount within
thirty day'. from title data.
Raolved, That tax collector, C. lE. Rinehart, be
heyohy Instructed to procued at once, , aca Wing to
law, to collect the balance, of hla duplicate for 1871,
and that, he be required to settle his account wittlihs
!duty days Rom this data. -
Resolved, •Thot these resolutions he , published In
the Ante/Icon Minaret. end the fAnctsmslisltsun.
,(Atteet.) • ' LEltint
4,14212, , • • kocretary of Corporation.
o,oLis4ELA.KoAssocavorT.
%Li •The einutial ma,tllig of Mho Ammolion pill
be held at A. to , Spoooler's:oMeo, lu this borough,
oo the at baturday of rebruaiy, It befog the third
day of that mouth,, W et 7 o'clo9k, p A, full at=
tdodatufe of the silbmbori earuaatly mgria , tad.
IIIIMILIOII., •
0i 1, 7 2 4ti l';1 , • • •• ,• • f -accf94#.•
*rfangCut9barlaixd,Ootinti'Agrioultural
ti
tnEtotx will ;hold.their next nigulat P.otlnn .
In the Atbltrotton,theetber, on.,Yeeddil;lt bnlery
pii.arx: . - .. ; LEW,4‘I4IO( E.,
11Ji720 ''' -",• • ' ' . ,'. , 4oe eq.:4. ,
üba
la 9 8 tiriboi i)ffere
fi l ltEN'T.=—The
Ibr rant, ti•ona Aprllrnair, that Brick :rowel!.
Ilrohnt In rear bf plakineon college, nevi 'neut.'
pled by Her: //gains. r: It lOrlng one of tha moat .
plealuord'homea to Oda Ilorough. • ,• • I
Not Tattoo...again at thi Peat °nick' , • r •
• • ••• • • • • IILLBN,
' ,191•721 I . ," • ,
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List of Sales
4—Francle Diller, Frank rad.
5—J J'. Efford, U euf.petineboro
C—Jacob Dfx.lor, "Cont Hock.
Legal Notices
J C BTOCK
JOHN tiTOCK,
Eret,ent,..l
PrrTEll ORINDLN,
JESSI-0 BRINDLE,
Executors
For Rent
■
D. A. SAWYER.
Ilartlabare, CuflePv, tEc.
ESTAB,LISHED 1846
CARLISLE
HARDWARE HOUSE!
H. SAITON 6. 'OO
LIENni SizToN. I J. P. Bman I D,ll,9Axton
Building, Farming and Mechanics'
Hardware Toobrand Materials.
Nails, Iron and Sin of stuipoi and kinds.
iroad and 011niog F'icas..•hovels and materials.
Bro First Notional, Buck, and all
other favorite, brands of While Uatt and Color , ,
° wilts full name tinoni of Tube Colors, pure Rate
ii i ed.notitsl Lin,eit Oil
Coach nud Furniture Varnlstieti.-Glass, do
(bantling aid Ltils. call t.; Oils
Cement, Plaster and /Peer mnd
Gun., I lisP is and Ammunli ion.
Cedar Warn, Repel Inmterne, Etc,
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE,
Silver-Plated Brorms, Forks and
I , ery 111111 Pesrl•tlandled Table and Pocket Cutlery
Rodgers & Suitt-ales gun Scissors and Shears
Fine 0111CortsIn cor-if•ii and Bombs.
Brain , 4talr Roth, White and 131.1‘ ...lock Hair for
!lati.rasses and Purnitai•. Green
, -• ith afoll line of Upho'shorer's
II knells occur goods, such no lathe, Wringers, fine
.1:Ird Cagan, Driving and Riding Wh ps,
Sole 'gents f.m tic di. el Shining Beam an•l Ku:ter
Plows, at his pricer For Cash.
DI o ofteld & Gibbs Intnerial Nowa,
Tnu loot mentio.imi aro of n event Introduction
Into.th use( lon, which 'have the atheist , tam, •f a
i-g Cleft and set.ol Sh• ar, 00 aliamt this smile
prices as the ordinary Iran P Own.
Pole Agm la for Palmeri Untold iron
ofe Agents tor Burnham:o Pate, t Wekther Strip
pi. g
.This combines Both • economy and comfort, thor.
mighty preventing drafte of cold tar in Winter find
dust iu•Sonuuer rim price for stripping au atlt ire
holm is more than saved during the Winter by the
economy- of -fuel, it taking at leant ono third lens
fuel to produce tho sumo warerfh. It Is medo iu
Web•u , , Wilt, and , Plot,, Wlt te, for boil, door-and
so indown, no that it can he adapted to any house.
Our goods are bought In large yonntltlion from
the manufacture., and with th- aid of our lung el
penence, are folocren with the utmost care and
supervinton, and oo would Invite all wlin wish to
purchase the host goods at the lowest ct.ii rates to
Ito ionize us.
estuary inerchaets will cortainry find it to their
advantage to call or write or fur quotations, beture
porch thing.
We 'Remain Respectfully,.
H. SAXTON -Sr, CO.,
No. 111 EAST MAIN STREET,
Cailisle, Pa
EMS
Medical
BIhIILIA 't3IMILIBUB:CANTUR.
HUMPIIILCys!:
n0mE0,7'427:11V ,4PECIFICB
E[A.VE - ,tiebVed,ircnii . 'UM most ample
1,1.1 nee, an entlro success: Simple—
Prompt—Eillcient and &Mullin.. They ate the only
Medicine's pPerfectly.adaptt•d to' populir nco—so .1..
pie that mi•takes eau nut In made la using them ;
no harmless as to he Iron from dlinger, and socfficiefit
as to t q always tellable. Thin bare rained the
high•at commendation frum.all, and will alWays ren
der satisfaction.
Nos
1 Cures ' , sync., Congestion, Intlnuit Bons
2, do .IVorrn Worm FeM.Worm ilc•
3, do CryinsiColie or teetiiiiig of I fonts.
4, do. Diurrliouk, bf Cht.dron or Adults
5, do Dysentory, Uripin;, Bilious Colic.
.do Cholorn Mortiuo, Vomiting:
7, do Cough.,
,Colds, Bronchitis.
8, do Neuralgia, Toothitcho,
9, .do headaches, Sick Ilea isoli,.Vortigo. 25
do Ityillopela, Blhous Slouineh. 25
11, 'du Suppre , tio or Painful Periods. 25
12, do It 1, leo, too Profuse Periods. 25
13, .lo Cioup Cough, Blilloult Briosthits. 26
14, do t oft tluadn, 11r, silin us, Eruptions 25
In, do lihenuantlsni, Shown!, is
Lt,. du F , lYer and Ague. Cbili'Fover, dguo.. 50
17, de P• 7 511nd or bleolIng„
. .
It, do Ophtblsm I and week nyee. "10
10, do City all, acute. r oltrotile I nfluonza. 50
.211, do IVltooping °ugh, violent cougnsi tO
21, _do Asthma, oppressed Breathing. 60
22:: do —Ear.Disobarace,.liiipaired &raring.
23, do Scrofula, enlarged Wanda,. Swellings. 50
21. do, Gonond Debllitit„physionl weaklest, 50
05, do Dropsy aid scanty SeOtAlbna., 50
20, d t Stn Sickness, elo.nesra Irtini eating. 50
27, do itidney Gravel. SO
20 do Nervous Debility P etaloal limicsione•
Invr,lontikr y Dlschorgcg. ElOO
PITO litloll4,lVilh ono :.!vl-.1 of Powder,
Try me osary fn kerlonfl. Cared 6no
:0, 0., sor, ‘ll.Olll, Unolier. , SO
do IltlearyWo-1 . -n0 , .., wriiing pod. . 50
01. do Pal• , PIMIIO4. 50
33, do ,ulforini.!ol. dm,•p,,, 1110•. ' 1 00
33, do 14,11.”, y, .Plll,l, n. Vitus Noon.' 100 •
31, du 11110.ti,011,, ulo, rated oora 11)1033. 00
r+.vn,k',c~ses.
~r3‘ to 60 largo \lain.' noir eAt Or I,4l,IVA'lt
C 6 ,0, containing n Specific for every I 'HI.'
nary &Noose o fondly' In euldeet to; add,
imke of directions: -front $lO to $35
StOaller Validly silo Trovelltig eases, with
'2.0 to '2B ,' frenn4s to SO
specifics fur all Private Dittelmqt; 1.16t1t
Curlug ant for Preventive trcortnent
In •14 s nod pocket case.
POND'S EXTRKCT,
,
CuriaLantenetai, , sortiliens, Fora
Throat, s i prain.,• toot han , o; — en,rueliu, Neuralgia,
Ithettioatlion, Gonitiiigo,.l'iles. hallo. Bore
llicoging . of the, N0.0,.9t0ma..11, or of
Piles; Coriiii, Elcerg, Old Flores.
Price, 13 on., 60 oat Figtn, $1.54; Quanta,
JakTh o4 o Itrmrr ioo, iiitoht, Pond's Extract, by
the CABO or single Lox. aro mint to any part of the
country. fly oxprasa, freo r t charge, on re.
aelpt'of tho prim Addroax, •
Ilumpinroys'•
Honioopathio Medioijio Co.
Mao and Depot 'No. 50211roailmaY, Nod York,
• For ogle• to Oarllolo,' 17 B. A. 11avorotick and
Common A Wort logrour
ireri!sin 'E:xterTsf.tiltol
RATS 1 RATS 1 1 RATS !! I
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.TERROR 1 lIIRRDR•Rit'D.4II.7IH 111,
noAc!!!::s, BEll14 , 08„,40. .
RATS ! v B I OS • RATS 111
Farmers, secure your'Grain, Poultry, eto.
A REMARKABLE PREPAR 4210.4,
•blch draws Raid, (on bY.naglfd titer bolos
-bud biding )deco f Theeat rATOnnittly-olid all die
to a dead certainty In t h e opoo,•Ir.- Safe In use.
Called
JOURT!S .•
NEW , IMPROVED BXTERWINATOR:
Valid with wonderful AMOCO. at the Oentinentni and
other largo Hotel. nod Public Inetitutidna in Phila.
,dilphittomi s lifew 'York city ritplion-Dotten, tiaras.
.btirs; ;Dolan Depot ll6tqlorittibarg; ,Weeidio Douse,
Williamsport, Pa.; in, in fart., Dot only tutted° that
%rill rid Tort f thiwe'potts.' rut thin witortisorneht
out atm take ita your Draggint• Or l(etchent. If
`he' to not uppl redn got it `lbri yoti of way
wholeattla Detiggist7ii ihrietiro add got Only that
signed d. DURTojr., Philadelphia, Pa:, on each Jer.
Take n 5 other. 25 mints Ajar; tiroJare far 21. 81
worth wilt utuolly do a thorough work. .• .
79, WIROILIZIP C .+Buit' iff OW flintrovod will
Miter bardin or change by ago. Atwaya in floe
tonal ion. Lots an hand of former mike will be
tit.clintiged, if Mantra, grlncipal Depots . 002 Arch
atrehL' ft, H. earner Tout kit,/ LitoaratCatreatii, and
8. W,'Oorher Uißidb and nano streeta.
811 by ell. Who letlo Dragglat, Oh, t All lottery
to RUNT, Maunittoturor , of 'Ant Ifxtutialnaktr,
Philadotplilo, Pa.
11J4720nt '• •
Lail
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12 to 8.