IM El ymmi•i.J A .PTZOD "OR,C lIAIiD IN CITILSTER CO UNIT. , About four miles from Toughkenaman station, Baltimore Central railroad, in Chester county, 'resides . 3oshna A. Jefferis, a thoroughly praCtical and self -.made man: A letter from a prominent Chester county farmer now 'before us calls him " the very best and most successful apple grower we have in .Chester county." The following essay, .3vritten by him, as the results of his observations .and experience for ninny years, was written for the next annual volume of the Report of the East Pewee. Fruit Growers' Society—and as this will notvuppear for many Months, we have been favored with the manuscript, which we take pleasure in: laying before our readers. We have often seen this orchard and partaken of the fruit, and call thus testify from personal observa tion, as to the perfectly healthy condition of the trees, clean • bark, and well balanCed heads, wills freedom from useless twigs and branches. The fruit also were as perfect specimens of the v:uictics as we hat c ever seen anywhere. We do not linow of a better place to deliver a lecture on apple culture, than in our Mend Jutieris's orchard, and we imagine there would be a large audience, .especially if the apples were ripe. He says in his essay, first as regardS •P . LOCATION os QRCIIAD.—.It lies on a hillside ; at an angle of about twenty de grees, Moping to the south and senth li est ; limestone soil of good' average quality—and I have kept up its fertility.' My aiom is, that neither the animal nor vegetable creation can—give profitable returns without they are fed. Those physical laivs which relate to our nour ishilient and health, will just as truly apply to our fruit trees. The organiza tion of the young planted tree should be healthy; raised from seeds of healthy bearing trees, and worked with scions from trees that were known to be healthy and fruitful.. This is aiv-important starting-point when the orchard, is planted. There are two systems which I think are safe to follow as regards culti'vation ; one is to manure on the surface and never plough, (except, that it might bu for the that fog or live years,) and the other is to plotigh every year never omit ling it, ploughing at uniform depth, say of live inehes—acenstorning, the young trees to throw out their roots and grow beneath their depth. One of the import ant points is, in my opinion, wliatever system is t'ultiptcd, to keep to it. I have „pursued the stn face system or manuring may trees for the last litleen years, with very salisfactely results, both in""pleas me 'and profit. Feed your trees regu lady, pot too highly, to cllable them to maintain a healthy, moderate, mate m growth, not exciting by high cultivation, then depress by low ; avoid by all nicans `these extremes—our climate causes vari ations enough. For the thst seven or eight years after I planted my orchard, I kept it ploughed or cultivated every year, feeding it moderpiely on the sur face ; at the „cod of Cho eighth year I - left it lay two years without ; then, in The spiing of the year, commenced ploughing quite early, holding the plow mysclf. I had trees in one part of the orchard planted some y`ears earlier than the others, which had been • bearing abundmitly the year lie ioits to tins 'ploughing, and had made annual shoots of over tare feet in- length. In paSsing mtder rhos,' trees; although I did nut plow more than three - inches deep, it turning nip the soil, it seas literally full of young tibias, ramifying in different directions, m hid] were cut off ; the IT : utt was they Meek ea such a check, followed by a cold, as inter, that, in the ensuing spring a large portion of that thrifty growth was lost, the annual shoots dying Lack sonic two feet. Those trees never recovered —never will—with all the care I can give them. That taughtmo a lesson. I went to feeding on the surface, which I believe to be the true system for pearly all plants. I cart on my orchard the washings of the roads on my own far' all the refuse ashes and thoyie j made iti the neighboring lime bilas in burning limo with wood, also manure from the cattle yards. 1 - Vhenever I have a spare load vflertilizing matter, it goes to the ,u•chard.,(Sineading these materials on :• the ni% . co, (although a green grass ta..l is on the ground,) all over it, the soil is souneilow, 1 can kick it " t un with my foot —the young ru, 4s coming to the, stir face, or nearly so, not being .more than an inch or so under it, for theft' food. There they come in contact with atmos- I,here, light, heat and moisture being The important elements of plant food., Trees treated by me under this system, aro healthy, strong mid vigorous. Al thtugh in a deep valley, liable to late spring frostS, I secure crops of fruit, while my neighbors on more favored localities fail. The question is asked again, wily? , I repeat, it must he, feed iv the tress. ON TRIMMING on PRUNINO TREE:S.-1 Lave found by bitter experience,' that early fliring pruning won't do on my grouml, only on young trees the first four or (I've years of their growth. I would give a•word of caution to all who love to grow nice, thrifty ~apple frees, with no, °annoyed spots on them.' where limbs have been pruned, to aveid pruning from the first of the twelfth until the-middle of 'the fifth or first of the sixth month. It will .do in the spring, as soon as the leaves are fully expanded- and the sap Purified by them, as they will, then heal over without caulscring - -always have done with' me in winter or early spring pruning. Why?-because the sap is Poiscaliqo the tree until it is puyified by the leaves. •WherlY time limb is' pruned in winter' or early spring, when growth commences, tho crude sap where' the, limb was removed from, say ~from aim inch upwards in diameter, comes in cone 'tact 'with the air, and , the leaves not being expanded and performing their healthy functions, the sap pp -that:point becomes vitiated or corrupted, a some what_ diaesised notion takes place, and tub now growth refuses to heal over it— the wound' beeprire'S — dark and decay' followse—the wounds, never heal. Your orchards,.after a time, from' injudicious pruning .and semi-starvation, begin to •decline, and the Oviners wonder what ails their...orchard, with:, dead limbs through the trees ; " they' Want prune rug," they say—and mounting.ile tree, .(axe, perhaps in hand, as I have seen many do, 'not even a pruning•saw,) they . begin to s ent old slash—what for? "0, ' tojet the light inito my trees—they aro entirely tee thick, signet bear." 'Neither leaTilliey, or ought - 18E6 , ', What follOws? The limbs for A distance from their base being densided, sap flows 'tardily t the trees - snake , feeble grbUrth' and noon death follows—the owners stinenlating • about "what killed our orchards." Jouutin,JEFl4lllll3i.. ADVERtITSIL Ili TIM lIBiIALD READ!! READ !! ! READ ! Look to your interest I Savo your money 1 By buying at the • "E -A • PRY - GOODS STO.RE Dt . ' :041W T RA - N. E. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, CAI-LLISLE leg'Y , Spring an d Sumther D 2 ,3880t00p . a. S I-L KS. Elegant Black Silks, Colored Silks, Striped ilk Sil l , Back and Colored Japanese Silite. Wo have special-drives in Black Silks. DRESS GOODS. All the latest-styles in endless varieties. Wash Poplins, Percales, Chintzes, SM. , WRITE GOODS. Piques, Yosemite Stripes, Swiss Musline, Victoria Lawns, Embroideries, laces, &e,, • Shawls ! Shawls 1 ! Shawls !! I I have the cheapest and best assortment of Spring and Summer Shawls in the Town. GLOMS JX.D CaSSIMER .E , I have a choice selection of cloths and cassimerea for mon and boys, of French, English and American manufacture, purchased, from thcrAargest Cloth Houso in America, and Will be sold at low figures. DOMESTIC GAOOISo . . i You will find our Stock of Musfins, Giughams, Tielcfngs, Galicods, Stripes, Jeans, •Cottonades complete and low in price. • Six great and convincing reasons why-you should buy from us : 1. We have a resident buyer in the City to pick up bargains for us. 2. Wo buy for cash—we aro thusmnabled to buy cheap and sell cheap. B. Wo have no old goods purchased at high prices. 4. Our expenses aro low - t. We do not encumber 'ourselves with largo quantities of goods to carry cyof from ono season to another, but keep our stock fresh 1?3 , receiving now•goodspSily: 6. Wo receive a groat many auction lots of goods, which we can sell fur /below the regular rates. . 1)I0N'T BUY / Until you Lave examined our elegant Stock. We want you/to take a look, whether you wish to buy or not, as we are not afraid to / IMve our Goods or Prices•compared with any house in the town. 15ap72 . ./D. A. SAWYER. - . . • CARPNT't! kR) 410:11, f i x if m r7 , . 1 4 07. 1 .4 1 11 P-+ ZP: r, 904 CiIESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA ye rtnw opened the most Elegaht. Variety of New Carpeting,s ever imported Notwithstanding the groat advance, J. F. & E. B. OR N Have determined to .offer their entire Stock at ow prices TAPESTRY CARPETS, A LI. THE NEW 111 rSSELS STYLES IV Si NCO, E AND DOUBLE WI [MIS" ' J. F. & E. B. ORNE are closing out the balance of last Season's Importations, Velvet and English Brussels Carpets, at a heavy reduction in Price. • Also an Invoice of French Axminster Carpets at $2.50 per yard 31p72 in _ EMPORIUM OF FASHION. AD. IYYS - EiliT, MA:I - N NIT, CARLISLE; Pk: Manufacturer- of and Dealer in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children 's FlNE BOOTS AND- SHOES. Be 'announces to his friends and tho public generally, that be has on hand, at prices which defy competition, a complete and carefully selected assortment of City and Custom work of all kinds, among which are all styles of . LADIES', GENT'S AND MISSES' BOOTS , AND SHOES. REPAIRING pßoxi , LY 'I TENDED 10. Thankful for past favors I assure my -friends that my stock is carefully selected, and that none but the best workmen arc employed by me. My aim is, as it ever lies been, to please and satisfy my numerous patrons, and request a continuance of the same patronage. AD. DYSERT, nja72tf No. .1. East Main Street, CARLISLE, PA. I_,IVING - ' Sr NO. 22' , NORTH HANOVER STREET, . I. i iERG A ati A. • AND ot tzt I a 4 bi t w. Q#g) Ilas just opened for the inspection of his enamors and Public; one of the finest and choicest lots of goods for Custom Trade ever 'pl'esented to this Public. . Call and examine his goods and prices, and judge for yourself. L. J. L. NEVER ANY TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS• ISE Slii th, Drawers, Valises, • Portmanteaus, &e., , . .and everything belonging to a Gent's furnishing and Traveler's department. • 25api21 y • ovin s l or acj . t v . - yq c ~A &N .r e r S 0- ,AND S,TTMM JR Nti at extreWely Low PriceC, to which daily additions will be made, and POPULAR PRICESitiIAIN TAM - ED. . Black Silks, Alpacas and "MohairS, of superior lustre and durability, op, which I defy competition as to Quality and Prices. MAttO 3E3- ra I INT CZ) IC) in great variety. Superior , . Stock of White Goods embracing all the noveltios'of the Season. Cl-10 1 1 1 .1 - 18 AND C.A.SSITA/12.= Boys' wear a Specialty. CDtTONAD ES•AND, , FA RIVIERS' DRILLS. An examination is only neccessary to convince that foe Variety, Quality, Dura bility and Cheapness, our Stock is second to none in town. T. A.• HARPER, 2:iap72 South Hanover Street, CA.BLISLE. Miscellaneous. H 'Ol Ho • • FARMERS BE YOUR OWN AIDGES MEM bAYUGA MOWER ANU • aild ‘ we know you will be natlefled. It ban a in feel. will pink up and deliver all Itual4 70' rain in good ehnue. .AVe 1110111) Jnxt what we If you. went, 10110 nlnf HMV RAKING Elk go:i to the Cumberland Valley IV.arelleuse 1.11 examine the ' - • CAYUGA OfiriEF • oforo purchomlng. W. T. p. r ANI)6N. •Corlltilo, it. Agoitt for C . _4a3berltimlotttl.Adonio coulallp 2fatp72lOt BOot dud, S/toe WarehoUse 'E. S. REEVE, .; , )V1i011:0ALI ' BOOT . AND 'SHOE ' WAREHOUSE, - . NO, ill 7.6.1q(ET PIIILADELPHIA; • An Extent,lye Eno:lc of First Qualify E/Idtern and Philadelphia madalleetu nod Shoes alwaya on hand, Born filled at Mioryiolice. N. ll:—Brown'n colobriltod , Army And 'Mill g rind Preach Droimiag, alwayb on hand. • P4ttils72:lm. " TAII4 Also a complete stock of Trunks, HATS AND GAPS J . C# OALLIO, No. 20 {WET MAIN •BTIIEET, eARtISL'E; PESN-NA., 'T L o-II ATT E a~iCarll elel._ • "Tho HATTER of Oarllslo I Tlio litteet atylos just, rocelvod I Tho bat:kit etyleh:ftlways op baud BILK lIATS horn tho , beet MonuNoturox.lll IMMIONABLIII.II4.TBJunt outs 1 I J. G.. 0 41,1(1 whimo to call ottuutlon to him larg e AWL ; of Thu Trennucer of Cumbellnlid county will att.& fop tin purpoFe ' roadvlog State, County . and DI Illtt.t tnxou for the year 1b7:1, nu tenni:l.d by Act Ur Axnemtly,lLt Ulu followhitt 1111100 old Vinous;' . . North illithilLton—ot lioucher'n Hotel, auly 1 910.1 inanufncturcillutet to "otlcr. and ban boat 2, ItdT D cars ..arnligumplan for coloring Hato, 19 ,, , ,, en Good,' .411.410vorcoatn, at ohort notice The hlglicst 0.61) 1. 2 .111 . 01113 pah for CQATNT.RY PUNS .01.7 111;54 A OALl...rifi NO 29 MAIN BTRENI lOsop7o Illtnaigar - e; Cutlery, &c. E I, I s D'1846. CARLISLE HARDWARE HOUSE ! SAIT ON 6' oo T. P. Drxtri, D. B PASTOII. Farming and Mechanies' Elardwat:e Tools and Materials. Nails, iron and Steel of all eizas, shapes and kinds. Railroad and Mining riCkli. Shovels and materials. Welliorlll 'Bra First National., plink, and all other far,nn Mande of White Lear and Colors, with it fell 11R,011nient CulorF, Faro Raw Awl—Boum! COAtIll AND rurtmTußE VarnisheS,, Glass, &c Orel.ltig and Lubricitlii.p; Oils e1.1111./11, Plust, nitcl tIII r,.rt.nnd. Dtlpont'x 10;1 Svpdh 3 i.; Powder. - tin., 11011113nd Amintillitholt. Cedar ll'aro, lotitterns, ROUSE. FURIVISIIING HARDWARE, Silvor-11,0rd Spoohr, Forll,l and liolven, 1, or). and • Pocket Cutlery Iltrigors Seyrnoor',l 21114 Flea (lilt B 1111113: Stair Itothi, \Vltilt , anti Black corlod 'lair for litt ruts, anti nullfine, (hett hers, flair Seat .fte , e ith a full 11111. Ilultekt 44y', geteht 'l%l ienellenteme gonaa, Multi nx, cloth e-1 WI - Inn - ere, fine Itird Cages, Driving end-Riding Whips, to. 'Solo Agteits ter••Plank's Shifting Brain and Koiter Plows, at his prices Plir (101. 1310(Iielleld P tlibles , finpetiel Clown_ The last mentitined are of 3 recoil t into tills tiretkei, whlcTi Ingo. thendvantagil Shifting ileyft am! Steel Sheer, a( 11mosFthg , 'nain„ prices ea the ordinary Cast Iron plows. Solo A6-elits for Palmer's Patent Iron Planes. Sole legents tor riturnhain's Potent - Weather Strip , Itlffht• Iffll l i 2 rj;e " ,s "' „ r ti dual in .9111113, (he price for stripping an ontire house is more then saved during the Winter by the ecehonly of feel, it taking at 101181 0110 third less feel to priaince the seine warmth. It is tondo in Welnut , Oak , and Plain Whits, for both door and inflows, no that it Oslo be adapted to any house. Our goods ore bought In .large ganutlties from the nianufacturive, and with,theabl of our long ex perience, aro selected with the utmost use and supervision, and we would invite all ,lin• wish to ptirchilke the best goods et the lumen( moll rates to 118. Country merchants will certainly find it to their advantage to call or write us for quotations, before purchasing. We Remain Respectfully, H. SAXTON & Co., 14): o 2 4. L. S PONS E h".4i :YIL UM ,N A L. SPONSLEII, Itral..,E4ate A ;roll'. Scris.nnr.Convi:yanrer, Insur. MK, 2111 d Claim Agent. Utlik.t , Main tits , rt noar Centro '.lltare. pI:SITUBLE PROPERTY AT PRI VATE SA LE.—Tlie "wit, 110 , ir(1118 of re MON In,. west, cdler , at ior,N `Mk It L=l nab ! n 11, , ,1f0rd greet, la tta , Car 1,., lOttininv 47 , feet Goat by 100, foot in Litlith el bas inr tbarot, a0•r!,,,1 TWO 87'011Y FR.Alfg 'IOUS]; ill; bitiCk house, (tt iti, clsttirn icin,lsiittte Palo. ovrin, anti ail iteretsitry 'riot loop, rly fronting on Bedford ,1 Pot flora lip ill flict p. Tito back iiitlintt fronting on I.ocoot diltiv it ,1 relit in front' proporty is 1, to It" A.,rornom, Ay °crippled nat:n urditcry'slitre, It in good condition, 111 IX A./11111/110 lor a itusincss stand. Pen. to di , sii lip call , n the turtitiC. r,u, lint; on the pretnietts. Ft r 1111,1 and tllt 111. r part irulart enquire or A. I. SPONSI,EII. Hod! Estale Agouti. QM TWO-BiOry BHOIC Dwelling For Sale No. 39 South Bedford street, containitic two pailors, hall, :Id hitchen 00 the first tloor, and three chai , 1[11 . 1 . 11 on theonil story, with a linked attic hack alai front, sta sar irwat, out to 1.001 building, mid grape arbor and it ihnot in the yard A 1 ,111) 10 A. 1 , -St!ONSI.P.R; 17n0t70 . Reel E•inte Agent. rpnE subscriber has R . C.lveral ether vat ...\ _i e:op , pe.iptA tees for ~ al,, in eligtl , l. ',nets of th, ten n, eel, , 1' n 'II I , e , e,,onably dill., red ~f .., A. I. t , l',Y , ;:'-1.,F,11,, linos7 ,, It, al Emote Agent. VIRGINIA 'LANDS in the Shenan Mi.& Valley or sale.—A number of valimble i and highly improved faring In "the Volley" are of fered for side. The I acts run from 110 to 350 aereu. The bind is of the bead quality of limestone, fully tsp.!, if not superior, to the land In Cumberland Valley, 'mil will tie al A atinslunishingly low figures. 'lllll exter”drti of the Cumberland Valley 11,01 t mid into Virgiiiis, its now surstiyvil i will run Immediately t the to ol country In whirb thin.° land are log ate!. 1,11-11 pleied, 'another wRh the advantage of the Siletlllll - river trawspertation ri 11l glie them nil the ad vantsges of Northern mid llatittirn marliets. A splen opport unity for lucrative invi.tments is lore elk rod. A 1 1 1111 nud 11111111, 1 direriiptiou Of the loaation and eharai tin of the vaii,Ao trails 111,1, 1 tie 11,1, by np. plyhm to A. 1,. 17.1,711 Ile:11 ',,tale A Limit, Cal FOR SALE OR itE:s.;rr.-=A commo dh," o,„.•t", ) 1, loos atn ',Mono, on Wtoll Potafint xtro,t, hilualed tllln ha 30 ft,t fr.all. and Inot In „lilt stm.r and rata lap. boos, and alialalanon pt trait Hydrant In gooll Als o , w 0 0,1 0 ,3. I,ra .11011. r.. 1 Jowl: ballilitor mt Not th Pitt tore., Po.vo,,slon a of the formt•r will Lo giro, talon. I fat oly, an 1 of tin' lattLo on or niter Mu of July Dell. Apply to _A I, SIN/Is:SISAL, !tool acost pop.. Idm 1 , ,,,•r0 On:p..111, ill ill,' Cointry. V.ont, (.1 A :} al Pa. ii°~' OR saes:, AEI 1101"Sl: AND IA.T Car A tin.. r,i , ltqwe 1.11 Pon, 1,1 Nl'..stnti fat ntri...l, TIo• loi w 100 al.l 21 , , fret creep. lie 1.01t,t , II st,rlt.• high, x ill ro ba• 1.1.1.1,110,. 1.,1):, uolzt,tins a 1.111, parlor-, l‘lgn rill irk 1011111, gunny uml kit.•lt,tl and wn,ll I.otinv 111 . 41. Srcontl z - 11111111.1 . 1riand bath I,olti. (10..1 11nr, teat In' ill OW Iiil(11011 Ailli bath 1,111111, OW e Aulole.oulhon.,3, rod 11011 .11111. T.. 11, ...INV. FM4lllOl'O , f A. Rt . Al Kraut' Agont. ITOT EL Ss • . _ F AII lOtS' AND DROVERS' it II TIsI, 'Phu m11 , 1 . .111 , 1 hat and unli.ely. re. att.a alai furaishoil liiitul. to furnish vocl Iwnum moila ti,mn I i ill who to malt. It tim it hiono. Auh Iry at tho pairanugo of the our roaciditig root:tug triyollitht public oalli'lleil. Houma largo and, culutliriabl, alwa2io sop with the 10,1, u. w. IVOODS: 5111/170 HARRY CLLinrr. JERE 6111N1W11:1.11. MONTGOTIERY HOUSE. Thn uudernignrd ,x 1 "ininy Infirm lbv public that tiwy ho'.' Irxxnd thie well known laooil In the I, 'lough of 01ronloaal.nr.,:. ft theft 11110111011 to It Inn l.tylo which they will give mids t/n:11ml to all who pray favor tlp.ni t,dtb their CIIH -1110 Cilitlllll.l..llllrff 111),1 ,Collyxlmrg Coachra 11111 front and to Ulla hotel. Eld.1011! 13111.5.1h 1 F1141 , 1). foet7l-Iy. ) • ••• T"E "BEXTZ 110,USE,". (FOrliZePly 9:071111ln House NOS- 17 AND 111 LAST MAIN STIIHEIT, Thu undersigned having plirchased nod entirely re-fitted, and toritinhed a new thtoughota, ohms furniture, this well-known, And ..h1 eat:IA.IIORO nolicitn tho riltaolo of the community anti traveling . polities tin It well prepared to tarnish first-ctn. OCCOIIIIIIOIIIItIO I IB 'to till ttlm trailer to notice n hotel their 110 1 .111, or pleamot temporary aloaht. 'tin coatotn (tool du, nurrouroling comitry I.reepect4 folly nolleited. Courtecon and attentive servants aro engaged at thin pepular hotel. .tlEoliti Z BENTZ, Proprietor. N. B. Alfirat-class livery to ClOillieeted wits the hotel under the managentout of Joseph L. Slornbr Brother. 10kopt101y WHITE HALE - HOTEL, MARkET TIARRISIIIIRO, PA., Is centrally located, opposite tha Coort,„lfouse. This ;11011NO In kept as a second dose or Farmers' Hotel, at modyrata charges, .Guests adialttod At. any hour 'of Om night. Good Slitollog•attnellott: MOSES BIIBLLY, Praprlotur, llai /211 m fraxpawers, Take Notice NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Meeltattlusbut . g—at tho' National Hotel, July. 3 and 4; • Carlllllu—et- the Commis,loner's Oflice, July .5 and 6. .• • (In till enmity' taxes paid before August •1, an atrotetneht of t, 'per rent will bo allowed, and on all tones on .Wrist 1:5 per , ant will be added. TIM Treastu . er grill ill:mite 11a0115 1,5 0111 . 0 Mall flits liea day el September non k, at allitql tittle thiplbottes of nil unpaid taxon will Ito Ipotesi to the pont.Oblea . or the respective boroughs and townships for-collootlou. 'Also, at thcanme time nod place, merchants rind dealers can °Viola. Mercantile Lldonseti of ()Guilty Treasurer. GliortoE DODD, ' Treasurer Oumborlaukt County. ~ , 25(021f No: 15 J; AsT MAIN STREET, Carlisle, Pa ME1T0323 CARLISLE, PA- Deg (goods, tC e . ff!MMI -IQIEA,IS-!- A- 11 . •-• DUZE 6c, 131aNOLDER have now open ono of the finest Stocks of now and desirable Goods over shown to the public. Their immense stock of IRESS GOODS comprises all the novelties of the Sea son. _ DOLL'Y YARD-EN'S in all kinds of Goods JAP NESE SILKS, , . • - Ell ENE AND PV RE POA'LINS BLACK BILKS. -,.. WRITE GWDS 11 - every grade, amour Which can be found BATISTE CLOTHS, ViISENIITE and everything in the white goodsaino SHAWLS! SHAWLS ! I , Wo Have the 3rAS QUEEN 110. and all the different makes of Shawls, which we have the reputation of gelling cheaper than the cheapest. CLOW' AND We offer a special inducement to every ono kieeding SPRING SUITI having a fine assortment, and having the best Tailors in town to make them up to order. Call and see theilne assortment of al kinds of. CRY G- 00ID S Wellavo added, a fulYtino of TRIMMINGS to suit all kinds of DRESS GOODS When you wish to examine a fine Stock of Goods, we would urge you 'to call.at our store to ascertain our prices before you commit yourself. We will give every attention,. and if not successful 'in selling even a small bill, shall be glad fqr the call. NCAV invoices of late styles added every week. Don't forget. . DUKE & BURKHOLDER, . North i Hanover Street, Below Carlisle Deposit Bank 18api2 I~ferZlcaL SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR II Ll Af`P II R.E lir S' Ii Om - E0 PA THIC SPECIFICS HAVE proved, from the most ample experience, an entire- success: SIM]) IC— Prompt—Efliclent and Reliable. They ate the only perfectly adapted to popular 1186-80 ple that mistakes can not be made in using them ; . luirtuless OS le be free from danger, and SU efficient el ways rellnlde. They have raised the highest .onimendatlon from all, and will always reit. der 81061w:thin. 1, Cures Fevers, Cougent ion, Intlamination,. 25 2, Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic. 25 11, do Crylnit•Calle or teething of Itifunts. 25. do Diarrhom, of Children or Adult, 25 , do • Dysentery, Oriping, Bilious Colic. 25 do Cholera 51orbus, Vomiting. 7do Coughs, Co • 25 5, , do Nonnilttia, Tonthache, Fnconchn. 52 do lbeodnrlies,.Sick ileadaelte,'Vertigo. 25 10, do Dyipeinoa. billions Stonniell. 25 it, do Supilre.sol, nr Painful Periods. 25 12, do Wildev, too Prof.° Periods. 25 1 do Croup, Cough, DiMoult Breathing. 25 11, do Pitlt Rheum, Ertl K r , ip ti our , 26 17,, Ilheuinalle Pains. 111, (10 Fever and Ague, 01,111 Fuser, Agues. 50 17, to blind or Wooing. mmizaztam= natimen= 20, rl., 15 . 1,.1010zig Cough, vliilent roughs. 21, 0. A 41.10110, oppromrd llroutlang, 22, do Ear Disclinrgeti, Impaired hearing 23; do Seronda, enlarged glands; Swellings, 60 24. 00 flonetal /debility, pliyalettl weakness, 50 2 6. d 0 Drorty and scanty Sem...lion. 50 211, do ilea Slot:nets, mlchnosu from tiding. 50 27, do kidney Dlseage„Gravel. 50 •ile Neevene Debility. Eundretl Emissions. Involuntary Discharges. 01, 00 Five Itoxos,,wlth ono 02 viol of Powder, very necessary in herions oases 6 410 20, do Sore Month, Canker. 50 . .. . , . 30, , do Urinary 11 °mktg.., wetting bed. h 0 31, do Phi °rid Petiodtk with 4.11.11118. • 50 IS, do °ififeringm at change of Mg. 1 00 33, do 14pilepmy, Sigging., St. Vig. Dance. 100 34, do Igithtkork, ulcerated sort, thlemat. 50 = Of 35 to 60 large vials, morose(' or rosewood Cll6O, Colltainlng a Specific for ovory ordi nary distanie a family is mil ject to, and hooks of 'directions. from 00 to $35 Sloallor Family an • Traveling cameo, with 20 to 20 vials. from $5 to $c Specifics for all Privato 01000100, Loll for Curing nnd for Proveolifo treatment, in vltile and rocket cases. $2 to $5 • 1;0:41)1.5, EXTRACT,, Cur es Burns, Brolses,4atireness, Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprains, Tootbirche, Earache Neuralgia, Rilolllll4llllll, Lutulisgu, Piled, Bulls, ' Stings, Sore Eyes, 'Bleeding of tiro Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or of Piles; Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores.' Price, ti pr., 50 its Pints, $1.50; Quarts, $1.75. 4.V-Theso Remedies, except Pond's Extract, by the case or mingle box, are sent to ninny part of tidy country, by_Anuli or express, free, or charge, on 1,, cella qf the price. Addreso. numplireys' Specific Homeopathic , Medicine Co, oinco and Depot. No. 002 Broadway, Nosy York., MS= Cgr;mittn Worthington ERE Dollar Reward Soap • ii , I J I. 97 " (T . 5 hg I P:i g' j '' Te t l . 0 ' .4 10 !•Th. t 1 01 27' 2 n g:gh:, e 4 W I=l - ' %.0 h:l '.1.,:,..47 3 • • . -- 13 * it 4 a ti '° 5 .. , E,T ~,. 11 tij 1 ,_•• i g. , ls t • v,..; 6 . • - 1/1 g ... 0 :*.,..... t,,, , a1r,. ei u p Crg A i re (3) , Ea R , 11P4g . °.'. t -1 ° A '.± '4 t . 41 4" IA ra " P O• ‘.:4 g. R .' g . TP - ' " - ' R.O rp ,9 1,.g• - , , t-ife ~_- I:ri t 4 iii. 3 ,PlAg•-: 4 r Fr .'0 „ ,,e.-t:a 2u :, tr 3 .. 2 i - ' .p: R. r p,.. P, f : r+, . 7:I 0 Mti 'd `', - 4 a r 0 1-4 agi g P 00 ra. s' P 15 5”" 2 -, l ' -4 o 7.2, '-iFii,-2:1- E :l', s , r, ,' EA i t g , - ,P' g• t -f — % 24.c ) H77' '0 Ig e ,,BE P G. ...P F 1 E. P'-' 4 ' 6 '' ~ p cp i t , p - woP. 0 ' Pe Stoves, Ttitivare and Pinups 13011 al1.11 ; 40-NEIV-1.1NDlilf. TILE 813W1. Tur, UNDERBIQNED, having just 'returned from the cities with a largsi stock of goods, invite the attention_ of all AV/10 _deHlro antis faction' to call and examen their largo stock of • Stoves and. Tinware. =I Among the stook of stoves may bo found tho ANTI-CLINKER BASE BURNER, t„ ANTI-CLINKER FIRE PLACE HEATER; together with all the latest styles of PARLOR, DINING ROO3l AND COOK gTOVEIL which limy chollongo tho trado to comp'oto with, Knives, Folks, Spoons, Dippors, togothor with Tgilot Bets, Coal Dueiota, Coal Slaves, Shovels and Tongs, Zinc and evory varioty of Tin warn and Ilonso FurnlBhing Coo& kopt ht a float claFa story. We era also prepared to furnish Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells, Rod have for sale the Celebrated Genuine Cocitraber Wood Pump• ROOFING, SPOUTING, 'AND .7013 WOltK owlet] to promptly and on - remooltl,ll3 toms Remember the place, the green front nn North Hanover streoV.. -A row do - ors ahoy, Loather Give nn A call an tin aro gaternlinad not to l, under nob] by any other portion in thin placo. ThAnkftil for pant patronage WO extona a -cordin Invitation to all to pay nn a vinit. MEM RUINESMITH & RUPP, Nos. 62 and 64, NORTH HANOVER STREET, CARLISLE, .60ct71. PA lii3E! EXCELSIOR STOVE ,AND TINWARE P 11 I U M The undersigned would re•peetfully Inform th tizens of Coldish, oturvielnity, thut ho still mark: the STOVE AND TINWARE REFINE In all Ite varlet.; branches. Ile has eecured th Agency for tho following popular /dove, Parlor and Office Stoves, - Morning Glory, Morning Light, together' lib n VAI lay of COQIC STOVES Oumbination Gus Burner, Eureka, Heaters, Ranges, and Fireboard Stoves, ith 110 W profiared to furnish at the lowett market atm Store Repairing promptly attended to. itneflng Splinting, and Jobbing accented In nto most wine factory mm oar. \ T I A it E, of every dmariptlon constantly on hand, or, mode to order, at reasonable prices. m r . log none lint experienced workmen employed, he hopes by ( . 10110 RUOIIOOII to butaness to secure the public patronage. Remember Om plaro, NO. 18 WEST MAIN STREET. SAMUEL lt, CLAUDY. tllnov7Oly Plumbing', Gas Fittin g , (Cc. JAMES CAMPBELL. W. P. HENWOOD. PLUMBING ;,p IiIAS N ° AND STEAM At No. 18 North Hanover Street, CARLISLE, PENN'A. STILL AT BUSINESS! The ondereigned are now folly impanel In attend thk 'townie.o tu all On dithatou t. branches. They leo keel, tonetanfly on hand and for tile, = WATER CIA - BATII TUBS, WATES CLOSETS, BATH TUIIB, CLOSETS, BATA TUBS, WASH BASINS, HYDRANTS, ' Lift and Fore° °Moine, Lift and For. Ciateras, and Deep Well Pumps, Lend, 'I errs Cotta 4 and Deep Well Pumps. Lead, Terra Cotta and Irun Plpe.!tunny Tops Fuld FUCA. GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES ~. i Olobtop, find 011 kllnht of Brass Work for ittttut and water coutaantly on hand, or - furnished to order. Dwallingn, Church., Pactorlus mot taloa lattlallta. In town or country, 11 1.,1 up with nottneat and din patch. All work marIIIIItVd. Thankful for public patronage, me hope by strict attention v01040..1,1 to Merit a eon tionsnee of the slime. Terms reasonable, it requiring' but our trial to secure your Mateo. thye UV a call. 1/met forgot the place, No IN S North Minot ntnot, in tho ltse. Mont. of Slpo's now building. All orders til“, Ho; resident. of Other Mows. - 0 CAMPBELL OIL HEN - WOOD, 0 ^CO at any ttnio,,elther day or night, will be promptly attended to. James •Campbell, Alevander's ROW, Pitt street, urlVllltain Ilona end, South Arot, above West.' • - Having special advantages We I/ . prepared to Garnish OOPPER WORK OF ALL uis CRIFTIONS, for Still !louses and other porpoexo, at home or at dlatanco. COPPER furnieLed to orteit eltherdr3,lll or brll7.l.ti. 25augli, E:UIINI2:UE.II, A B. EIVING, • .E.L• • CABINET MAKER, AND IJN BERTA KElt, Met Main. Street, • OPPOSITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE, Nominal' for Bert Furniture awarded at all County Yalru silica 1857. Furnlturo of all varlotleg and styleu of Forolgn and Dontostle manufacturo, from the rouovrood and Undlogany ttr tho Inwent priced trawl° and pica, PA It 1:Olt, P IT R 11 r 1 T U I? E Entivaolng oveky arllele mind by House and Hotel keener. of tho wont approved sold faaltionablii design and iliduh. Including aloo Cottage Furniture Dotty; Itoooptlon Cansp.-Cltalra;Matrexses, 011 Pleturon, Particular attention given nt lynla to funeral.; ardor. from' town nod country and on moderate tOrlllB. Special attention paid to the aeration of Mai Pa per. 10.039 =Zll2== Llvsg3;;!, SALE, AND EXCHANGE J. L. STERNER & BROTHER, DDITBES AND DARDIAOES TO lIIDD ON REASONADI,E TERMS. AND AT SHORTEST NOTHIS OARRIAORE FURNIBRED FOR ForTEALe 8. - Stablp room for 150‘bood of horsonion kTob7o - LIVERY AND E . XOTIANGE . STA= BLEB. t=i coo c=) NILLI.AM',IL B 14 TY. Having recently purchased the livery steble of Goo: W. 11liton, he would respectfully announce to the citisone• of tide piece, that he line recently parchment a 'mintier of new volilalue, In addition. nine, he' hon 'find" the entire stock or bugglos,• carriages eud calm. RE-PAINTIM; EA-MODELED and finished up In the latest city Noreen and Carriages to hire at tho shorted, NOME, AND ON REASONAHLE TENHO. furnished for alt ticyattone. Itominbq the pines, a few doors south of the D. At. peg. In 0. W. Hiltortir old dant. iftthVitt _ Will 4, munr. - Ladles, Lamps, Parlor Ilenter Parlm , Light, Light Hot's°, Regulator, Niagara, Superior, MEM@ Ulf N URE. CHA AIDED, DDO.U, KITCHEN AND MEM In roar of Bentz Ilihiso .Mties of Travel SOUTII-L3IOUNTAM-10.1121 1 0,AD T 1 - 01E' TABLE. TATCIIB EFFieT 814'78111111811. 1, 1871 On and after Friday, September 1, 'this COmpany will run two trains through to Pine Grove daily,,,„ (Sundays excepted). • • -AS 1701:;LOW9.: Leave Junction, 7.00 A. 01. *Donnybrook, 7.10, *Craighead's, 7 20, Mount Holly, 7.40, *Upper 01111, 7 - .46,, Hunter's Run, 13.00, Laurel', 8.40, and arrives at Pine Grove, 0.00 A. M.' 'Leave Carlisle, 2.08 T. AL, Junction, 3.00, *Donny hr.:K.lo.lo, *Craighead's, 3.26, Mount - Holly, 3,45, *Upper Mill, 3.60, Hunter's Ran, 4.00, Laurel, 4.20,. and arrives at Pine 0 rove, 4.40 T. nl. RETURNING. Leal Plno Grovo, 9.30 A. ar., Laiirel, 0.45, Min, tees,llol) - , 10.0:,, "ginner 61111;10.26, 61bnnt Holly, 10.30, .12raltzln.ad'o, 10 60, ..13onnytirool4 11.00, and nrrlvos at .luncllon, 11.16 A N. • Leave. 19no Grove, 5.00 P. BT., Laurel, 5.15,' Hun ter'altnn, 6 35, +lJpin.r 61111, 5.60, Mount llollv, 5.55, **Cmlghend's 6.10. nionnybroolc, 6.25, and arrlvoa nt ;auction, 0.35 P.-11. , •.• • • Statioue niarlied tints (,) aro flag alntione only. 11% W. DA VENIIOIII% . General Superintendent Mee of Gen. Superintendent, 1 Pine (I rove, - Aug. ''2s 1871. f CUMI3ERLAND R CHA;VGE or HOURS. WINTER AiIItANGEMENT Onwnd nit, Thursday, anilitry 18,1872, Pasminger Md. Will run daily, ax fel lowa, (Sittidaya excepted): W ESTWARD ! ACCOMMODATION TRA, IN leaves Harrisburg 8:00 A. , 31,hatiicsburg 8:35, Carlisle 9:II, Newvilla 9:40, Shipponsburg 10:22. thinnibersburglo:44,Oreen caalla 11:16, arriving at Hagerstown 11:45, A. 31. MAIL 'CRAIN leaves Ifarrishurg , 1:55, P. m., Me chanicsburg 2:27. Carnal° 2:58, Norrillo 3012, Ship ponsharg 4.02, Chanibersburg 4:35, O mac:edit: 5:11, =riving lit Clagerstown 5:40, P EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ilarrlaliurg 4:30, P ?1,1, Mechanicsburg 5:112, Carl Isle 5:32, Newvilleo:os,Ship• paimburg 0:33, arriving at Chainhersimrg 7:00, p n. A MIXED TRAIN leaves Cliainhormlinrg 7,45, A DI Gravure:4le 9:18. arriving at Hagerstown 10415. A U. A MIXED TRAIN leerna Claim hamburg at 4:35 P. u, Williamson 5:30, Mercers!. g 0:20, London 7:00, arriving at Iliclanond at 7:20 p. lc A STIV ARD ! • ACCOIIMOIATION TRAIN I eares Cltarnbe'ralturg 6:00 Shipiwnsburgli:2'.l, Newville 6:00, Carlhilo 0:23, Mechanicotourg 7:02. ui tying at Ilarriolprg 7:70, 0 M. Al Al It TRAIN leaves !Inge, fltown 8:30 a st, Green saki,: 0:00, Chainbataburg 2:46, Shipponeberg 10:22, Newsllle 10:53, Owlish, 51Relitualcsburg 12:05 arriving at I larrislnirg 12:37,1'. POo'llllBB TRAIN ',mess Iliworstown 12:00 IS, 0 roontautt le 12:23, Chain hursbitrg 1:05, Shlppsnohurg 1:37, Nowell's 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, II eshanicsburg 3:18, arriving itt Harrisburg st. A :SUNNI/ TRAIN I ClO,l Ilagsrstown 3: 2 2o+t' 0, Orsoncastle I:27,writ Inf.; nt_Cliainlawaburot 6:20, P A 11 TRA IN 'raves 11.1 , 1011,2u4..,..ett 7:00 A. m., 1.0.1.41 7:10, 160, IV:Mint:arm 8,15, or -001104 itt niborsharg toll) o, v. Zvi — M,,6iuc doss sonnset ions at 11,,n Islnirg with trains to anti from Philadelphia.Nsw York, Washing on, 11,111100,00, I'lo,Boog, nod nil panto West. 0. N. LULI,. Sort. C11,01 , 6'6..100. 13, 1872. pENNSYLVA,NIA 'RAILROAD. INTER TIME TA II B. Eight Trains (Daily) to and from Phila delphia and Pittsburg, and Two Trains Daily-to and from Erio (Sundays exeeptod).. A FT ER MIYSi)A - Y, iovoniber I ath, rtotos Ivitnikt IL ilr~ lid rany s ill friss Ilarrliilitiri; slid or, ,ri: snit follom : I=tMEI '2 37 , --P1111.04 , 1011, Expre . 7a Il.rrkbm.g daily (except :110101,3) at 3 35 ma. noll arrives at t Phil ht alt at1..10,t 411 It. m. 3 00-I(i.el Lim , 11,01,1 U 1111 1 ,1.11, dally (axeept )1,001,, , ) at 1 00 a. m %rrive. nl Weal PM/ .111111- 01111 s' a 7 :10— 01111 Ivor, Ilarro.l,urc daily (except Sunday( ot 7 30 p. at.. and arrive,. al Plo . ladelphla at p la. 11 Ito preen I, aye,. 113pekhara daily at 11 10 n m , an 1 arrive, at 130,1 Philadelphia at -11 4') p. \lilt a EX. PliESel lea, es Hai ri , burg daily ittlicht,, al, 3 00 p. tu., and al rtve,, at W e A Iphia ut 0 oil p 111 i 00031 llcrekhat daily at 30 45 p. m., and at ri , at 15.04 1•1111,01elphia at 3 0511. 11/. ,_ll,,yra.harg Arr.onnaalatk a Ira% as Ilarria. urn dallv, Sand r axerpted. at 3 55 p. m , and ar at P 110114 1 ,11 Ilia at 1 , 40 p sU—Lataandar Train, via )hunt .lay, leaven art - 0 , 1,10 - g daily (oNtald la i tit, 11. ill, and rriytn at \Vent 10.11.alrlphitt at 13 40 a In _l5 ESTIVA 1114. 4 4n--Erie Fast Lino wyst, for 11rIr; kav, IT,. Thurg ilni ly (uscopt Sunday) dt -1 40 p. m., arriving 1.1 west, fer Frle leaves 111,6, nrg daily nt.lo Ilfa.tn.,nrrirlng nt Eril, Ilt Y LO I, In. 10 leases ILln ixburg tinily In 30 p. nr, art ie. , at .11tornin at 315 m., and at PO I,lmr, ttt S 20 11. In. 4 113—P.1CIVIC learns Ilarrislitirg deity t I - nt, it, I , ,Ili".1 at Alt - nowt 9lts n. rn. and . . , arrives at Pittsburg at 2 05 p. m. 102. 53—Foutbern Express leaven Harrisburg daily at 12 05 a m.. arrives at Altoona nt 520 a. tn., a u nd arrives (ti-Pitt dairy at .J 10 a. in. 4 50—Fast bias leas IlUrrishurg daily (except Sunday) at 4 5n p. in., arrives at Altoona at 9 05 p. m., takes atm.el and mtg.'s at Pittabarg at 1 15 a in, 1 Train loaves HarrisbUrg daily (adopt Sunday) at 115 p in., 2arrives at Altoona at 715 p. m., taken sums, and arrives atPittaburg at 1 05 a in. 7 3a—Way Passenger Train leaven Harrisburg daily (except Sundays) at 7 30 a. m., arrivisl at Altoona at 1 30 p. ni., and at Pittnbursi nt Ii 20 p. m. 00—rinough Passel ger Train batten Harrisburg . at 3 00 a tn., arrives Altoona at 5 10 a in., and ar rives at Plitsbursli at 1 35 p nt. SA)IUEL A. BLACK, Supt. N11.1,11e Div. Penna. U.. B. blarrieburg November IS. 1871. - R EADING RAIL ROAD. IaNTER ARRANGEMENT Monday, November 13, 1871 GREAT TIH.INIC LINE FROg THE No • ,, ,ttrid Not th-Tt oat Gar Philudidithin, Now York, eaart Tikouritol, rlintuokH) Abarion, Allo rltow u, EnitoM Ephrata, Lltiz, Lau actor, Cu- Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as follows At 2:45 and 20:10, a mould 2:00 p ul, connertilur with similar trains on Pennsylvania ltallroad, and arriving at - New York at 10:07 ii. m, 3:42 /111 , 1 9:4e p. m, respee.iyelY. eller ping Cord acct., pony the IS ain train Is ithont Cllllllg, HI Owning: I,eavo. New York at WOO n to, 12.30 noon, and idol p in, Philadelphia, at 7:30 880 a in, owl 3:30 p. in. Sleeping Cars accompany the 5:00 p tiain (11 , 111 Neev, York, wOliont change. Leave Ilarri,laira fur Reading. Poilvville, Tama siiiiatov A•llland, 81ininoldn, Allontowtoinl Philadelphia, at S:11111 ill, 2:00 and 4:115 iv ni, olop• plod nl 1,1.11. , 11 111111 prinaltiil nay ;intim.; thin 4:1.5 p w toile colons - ling for Pottsville and Colombia, only.. for Pottsville, Stlinylkill Hart a and Anhui n via Solinylk 11l awl 511.311110.111110 It oar.. iti, t. AVI• I larrithurg at 3: bi p in. Na-t. Cettn-y,l , ania Ratlnael traina leave 'leading as .111entann.'1.,,I..11, and New York, at 4:31, Itn.lo am) 4:115 1, tn. It , turelna, home New V. k at Swan n m, 12:3: teen and rr,noj. m, aed dllen tn,. a at 7.'20 a to, 11111) 5:35 11 14:ki ilaa,angt r Ts ~al leavea I.llll4lvlphia at 7:30 tfu vrt lug wlth k•lndlar train on liar) Railroad, i•otiptilng 110111 Ili:acting at 6:20 p al sioppiu at all atattatia. 'l,eav I' Pot thvill.• at :1:00 a in, and 2 30 p ni,liiiradon at 10:110 it xu,,, , l,Aniohin, lit. 5:10 1,11 111:15 a in, Asir land, at 7:05 111, Ulla 12,43 ituon, litlianoy City, at 7:51 11111. 11.111 i 1:20 p m, Tatnaittia,s4 , 6l3s It 111, and 2:.0 11111, for Now.Yorli, Itnilling . , liar ristairtt. Al , • . . ',nye Pottsville viz Schuylkill and Susquubano till nn~l, nt tv.1.1 a In, forllarvisbutg i trul t(u nt cur Pine (troy° and Tremont. , Ittatilitig At conitionlation irrititt . lyitves Pottsville a c.lO it nt, luNnen Reading at 7:35 a in, arriving at Philadelphia at 10;50 a in. • ltaturuing, IeIIVVB PLiln -1611.h1n 0 4.15 p m, pairing Itoattiott ut %SU p i 1 Illg al 1 3 .Itto ill,, at 11:::11 it 111. Po lsloo`'n AMIIIIIIIIIIOIOII Train leaves Pottstown t 7.0 U a In; tolling leaves Pldhidelphla at 4:15 p Columbia Railroad trains leant. Itanding at 7:20.. in, and 11.13 p ni, for Hplirata. 1,1110, Lanvin-ter, Co lumbia. 4 . e.; rani ring Ivaco Lancaster at 1.20 sin. viol '3:95 p in and Colault.lu at 8,15 and 3,13 p nr Pi ridotolin It'll road trains ltrivol'erklpmen Junc tion at 7:25::1:05 a nr, 3:110 and 5 45 p at; returning, leave Schlrenliar lhu at 11.45. 8:10 it In, 12:50 noon, and 4:15 post, 'meting s‘ Itll eititilar trainn on Reading Railroad. • • Pickering Valley Itailroad trait. Ivaco villa at ihlti 11 nl, 3.03 and to 55 p m ; rat tomiligtiltiave liyore at 6.00 it in, 19..15 noon, ant i . 4 90 p on, contract lug wi L similar trains on lti siding Railroad. nolehroolidalti 'tailcoat tr ioo loavo Pottstown o,lu to in, 1,05 p m, ruturning,lcioo. , :ilt. nut at 7.15 antlll:2s inn. and 2,51 p in con'. cling WI altuilar trains on li.•nding Itallroatt. CLralur Collor Itallroall quoins 'kayo Bridgeport. 8:;;.; n 111,1141 i 2:05 awl t,,10 p m ; returning, It DOWllillgillW.ll at 0:55 a no, 12;50 111,011, 11.1111 5:15 p connecting with "hall. tr.olna.on 'trailing Italic° On ;tutidays: Leave NM York. at . ;:ctlo p Phila delphla, at 0:00 a mond:1:15 p (the'Saata ' trail muffin:: only to Reading.) leave I'olBl'llle at 8:00 In; leavo Itarrldborg at 3:45 a zu, and 2:00 p to leave Allentottli at 8:35 p In; lave Iteadin at 7:15 it. to,and 0:5(1 p to for Ilarrislong, at m for New York, and al 9:40 a ;If; and 4:15 p for l'hllath•lphia. - Commutation, Mingo, SOftlioll ' School and Elcur ;don tickets, to and from all pointo at reduced rata Ilattgit;;‘, checked through; one hundred pound allowed each paw, rigor, • • J. E. WOOTTIV, - ABst. Supt and Bug. MauWry Itouding, Pu., NUN' 13, 1871. Uvzrlertnl.~iii j 1872 D. SIPE & .SON, • UNDERTAKERS, - NO, lA-NORTH HANOVER. STREET, . CARLISLE, A. • • We kayo the largest, finest and" bes'y stock of no. dertaker's 'materials on - land in the county. We execute the best workmanship, Live gentle horses; and splendid glass hearses. Prompt attention paid to all c ills, whether made in the night or day. CQFFINS AND CASKETS of all the different styles and qualities. Also - beau. UM Metallic Caskets, Shrouds, randy made and ink& to older, no we' keep the goods constantly on hand. \Vox m i ld call especial attention to our' Patent Prolerver, which will keep a corpse In a perfect and dry state of preserviition and visible, without any pressure, front day to day. • IV° keep et:instantly on Maid a benutifhl stook of PIOTUIIiI TItAMEB, ,14 t Oltlat3, MIIIROItS, SHADES, FLOOIt CLOTIIS; - TAIOAI CLOTHS, 1%04811 DOLLANDS, and all kinds of Mon!ding. All orders Ibr tlto site execultql with neatness and dispatch. Our sloe); of WALL PAPERS Is the largest In the Yalta.), anil . excels all others lit variety, beauty, miallty cheapness for cash. Call anU examine for yourselves at our establish ment, NO. 10 NORTH 'HANOVER STREET. IL. RIPE a SON. P. o.—Persona wishing to purchase lets In Ash lanai Cemetery, can be tiecanumElated ,byreallinw on 2.1mb721Y. D. OQN.., T4)4" ew 9 13_g p a utif u. 1 -- 1 1310 " Unsutpaised Display 1! , 'srio A - - L, T. GREENFIELD'S N RR No. 18 Ease Main Street. • The Great Specialty, . tillisb, and prices, thy stock of Black Silks can. For'woight, duiability, beauty of not -be excelled by any, in the country. lam prepared to guarantee every yard we sell. , ', ... - . . . . .. , Beautiful assortment of Japanese. Silks, lapanose Poplins , Japanese ., Robes; Clique Mohairs, Prinbeas Cloths, Stripe Parisienne, Silk and Weol'Pongeb, Black' Iron Bareges, Alexis Poplins, Wool Dolains, L'e. Ina word, everything fu D1i.E139 GOODS that is Now, Cheap and Desirable. , . ' , ' - The most complete ---- , . • . .. . STOCK OP MOTTT?.,NING 0-000 S • ever offered in this marlcot, • In Cashmeres, Bombazines Bombazine Cloths, - Biljc and Wool Henrietta Cloths Tamise, Belgean Cords, Batiste, Astralian Clapes, Crapo Veils, &c. Orders for Funerals Proit)lly and' Falisfactorily Filled • WII I r f Or — 0 0 . 11) Se An immense stock-of the above in all the latest novelties of the season now •ready for inspection. Choice lot of Now Spring Shawls and Scarfs. , • STACKS OF DOMESTIC GOODS And Table Linens at low prices. Da - W L Having increased my stock and facilities in DIM branch, I am now prepared to offer an assortment-second to none in4own - • .. .. Black _Cloths and Doeskins, French Cassimeres and Snitings, English and Scotch Cheviots, &c., Suits made to order at short notice. The best artists have been secured to make up our work this 'season : " • . I would cordially invite all to inspect my Stock, as I will offer inducements that cannot fpil to please. L. T. GRENFIELD9 11ap72 errand Display Goods for Spring and Sumther. OGrI TA,B - Ntir 'S 47 Mr T MAIN S TR E F,', T. Now rorektlnK from NEW YORK nod PIII LA nimpri IA the lartmt.t and most complete week of every article In the DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY OOODS, he., Ae , ewer olrered in CARLISLE. DRESS GOODS.—llmmtlthl Mack nod Colored rI LES, • ' • Brocade and Phdo Jri :mem. SILKS (fray Stripe Sommer SILKS, Light Weight POPLINS, •li lly Vardto JAPANESE, Drl,li (In.!. in all ao!mb, Plaid 111,4 (lies', Vat ioty. SUECIALTY —A:, usual, Wc olt, r unnurpati,gl Block Alpaca:4 ion l 1114, all olorn of Fiamo goods nt Stmelal Itnrmontt. Re.4t. makes of Black: Cloths ciiiil fliiskiiitei'e's, . 7 nolvy C.simer , s, Tweeds, Keuttniky Jesuit and Cotton Coat Inge and Pant Stuff , at Old Prices, ;Olio _ i the ‘‘ laden and Cotton ntatkot lit, Itthancol tiont,iderablo. AUCTION 11.1110 A INS. White Quilts, Spring Shawls, Run Umbrellas and Petra:lolH , Table IA neon, .Co wol 4 111.1 Tooling, Naitlorat; Lando Points anti racks, Plain Ribbons, all Vail., Incd trial,. extra N, kil, tor iiittilltio. clogant child, ('lace and Plaid, Lailleal Linen Ilantliterchiefir, 01.11V6 Ito itlititelliels. -A II the :lbw e at lolrcet prices et er orliortoil in Carlisle. l'lques In groat variety, Striped Victoria Lawns. (entirely now thk Season.) Plain 5.%1i..1 Vi, Lawns, Nainsoolts, I,lnonv, Plaid Nionsooks, Illimcliet and Brown rilitvlinv, Tick ttis, e1,,,,5. Strilmil Shirtings, (Dualisms, Blot- 10111,and Denims, full %unit Sheeting, Illeaolted 31111 l/nlilimeheil All at prices to suit purobseer. 200 P o achag , o Calle...sil New S •Los. Liclit and Dark it , ti, , 10, Lii , FANCY GOlOl/0 AND \lll'lo VP —l , -tillos" ow iityle Sill, Tics, 111. - At-4, I I,i-lei - y, Loo mill Linen Collars, lindor Shan es, Cuffs Spring Veiling, in tiro ailiner, Bereges and figured Netkond every article in a first-class Notion lions°, at los 041 1.1 let" _ . lIIIII'ES.—New Sprint' Col,:ra only SI, Ih•+t two button IHtls, Cuffed, Svallopoll, New Shades, $1 :t5 Ladb 8' all 1.111.01 Vordad :111 , 1 llrnu o l 11Molkereldul.t, worth '25. Claik'B 0. N. T., :2: o yards, Spool Cuttottss.sll eolnro, re. 11.1 Spool Cotton.; 2..0 yards, all;ar heat Skirt Braids, 8 cent!' It , and to ~.!I Hoax at OGI1.10."S C,ISII STORE at Prices - to suit the hero. ' EIMIM 2 4 MI LIOETER g - Mic)l4/Loa IP),EI , CRAMER, CLAZIEO, &C. r - Special attention paid to PAPER 11,1.1VG,ING..ja Competent worl4n employed, and VERY n that the market.afrord . s -used. Orders from town and country will receive prompt attention. 28mar72-3m CIGARS AND TOBACCO JAM l4l'S P. NTTF'S, /V O. 23 WEST /1/A /./V ,S' TR:Eh; 7; CA LISLE, PA., Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. My Stock embraces the following varieties :. Natural Leaf, Golden Flake, , Early Bird, Navy, Gravelley, Pancake, Natural Twist, Cavendish, Fine Cut B,74ole,iitga Tobacco of Superior Qualities. ®L I_, .Sl. 3FL et, al. 9 CTS 2G -7 3F° .€• In endless variety. All tho LATEST STYLES TIE:, AND BOWS. - In my large assortment of Paper Collars can be found the following styles Collegian, Grand Duke, Tyno, Temptation, Argosy, Military; and a host of other Fancy Goods, Cheap for . Cash lap ,"3nt , 7OTTYNDALEctiIIITCI - lELLI 707 II0I:SE FURNISIIINC IN • ' 4 ..1:. CHINA CLASS AND CROCE-M:3V 1-VAIFZE. WE RAVE NOT INCREASED OUR PRICES. : ~ THE WHOLE OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK WAS PURCHASED BEFORE TILE .ErR lAORDINARY ' ADVANCE kN EUROPE. REST GOODS. - ' LOIVEST PRICES. 707- CHESTNUT STREET, PHILA. 707 11e.p7252m H n) , NO. 5 COUBT HOUSE' AVENUE, Ilas just returned from the East with a tl•omcndous , .....:,,, ~ , , , st „ i 1 -, 7 • :,, c " 5 ,t' 11. 7 . i it‘,, 1.. 't fif ' i' 4 el s : . , I,' l 9 i., 1 5 - * 6 1 ' , 4 P ll *i '..• . :4. - - , / 4 ; (6 . . . I. ' kit P .il-1 4 ' S 7( fri . A • , , -e t - td.: 4• , if ,4 . 114EADYNADE CLOTHIN.P.,' 1872 THE LATEST-STYLES - FOR • • • Mon's, Youth's, Boys' and phildrpn' . .i Weal!: irt A ••n,, I t l' . 1; 1.0 1 4 t " 9 GENTLE'-IEN'S zr .716 ) 1 13 lo • e l ,: 4 . , ~ • Having bought .my goods' at a deolino•of pficos of 20 per, cont., and selling 'be sides 20 per ,cont cent cheaper , than 'any other moroliatit,,l , lip am:. ablo, to offer you the goods . . . . 40.. PER. CENT PHEAPE,[9. ,, than you. can buy thorn at any other place In the •v idloy; or out Of it, • ' To my customers who know me, I need not say anYthing else, nod to'inhers I would remark, if you wish to be treated fair, honestly and uprightly, call, at: ~;•; , Your Humble Servant, . . linuel;ltr No. 18 East Main St., CARLISLE. -0 F - -AT May be obtained the best brands of MEI /.% 2/ consisting of FURNISHING :Glitlini CHEAP JOHN, No: - 5 Court Holm Avenue, In Finultlin Hansa otouvin ueo tho EMI OGILBY'S,. IT West Main Street, CAp.I.ISLE, PA lIMMEM Rob Roy, All Year Boatel, JAMES P. NEFF, No. 23 West Main Street a, t , s . , ...., i, ~. 0. ,„ ~.•:, • • ~,, „....t, ~ . .... II
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