IS
FARM AND, HOUSEHOLD
•
FARM OBRAMENTS.
An exchaugo Says, we- must protest
emphatibally against the practico of ex
pending all the taste, timo and labor in
adornment of a front yard, Tho outlook
from the rear windows of a homo Should
bo :IS gratifying as from the from. The
exit from die roar of a honse
hs compensating as the entrance from
the front. •
We want the inside of the platter clean
as well as the outside. And the Same
harmonious systoni should - extend to
every fold on the farm. Vines should
clamber over outhouses, old stumps and
;.all uncouth - objects that cannot be re-'
moved, even though the vines be nothing
but hop or woodbine. Groups of ever
greens or delicious trees or, shrubs should
screen and seclude the indispensable .ap
purtenances of farm, which, are in
themselves only necessities. 4
Groups of trees, in every field are not
only profitable—but break up the mo
notony, mid relieve the eye and the heart
`of the husbandman, as well as afford
protection from sun and storm.
RELATIVIL VALUE OF CLOVER AND
TIMOTRY.—The relative value Of clover,
as compared witlt timothy or herd-grass,
whether for hay, for winter feeding, or
fOr green forage for "soiling" in, sum
mer, is one of no inconsiderable interest
to practical agriculturists. When green
or first cut, one hundred pounds of red
clover contains but nineteen pounds of
solid matteri "whereas an equal woig of
timothy has more than forty-three
pounds.., For soiling, therefore, the cost
Of cutting and hauling tho two kinds of
forage to the stalls is in the riltio of three
and ono-sixth to seven and Ve-sixth,
with the further drawback in the case
of clover is that of too watery character
is detrimental „to the general .health of
tho animals. For hay, however, the an
alysis of chemists give a great relative
worth to clover, ton for ton, as compared
with timothy, than it is commonly cred
ited wit* Dried at 212 degrees, Fah
renheit, id clover contains about twen
ty-two and one-half per cent_ of..fiesh
forming; three and seven-tenths per
bent of fat forming, and forty-four and
one-half iier cent heat producing food
elements ; while of these, timothy has
respectively about eleven and one-third,
three and one-half, and fifty-three and
one-third per cent.
Trunwso - Thomr.—Tho'Southern pa
per's say there never were as fine oranges
in Florida as there nro this year, and
that it is owing to a severe gale which
blow off nearly three-fifths of the young
fruit just after they wore fairly formed.
The Germantown Telegraph urges a les
son from this to be heeded by fruit grow
ers' societies in any port of the commu
nity, and note the great. difference of
opinion Which prevails as to the quality
of any , fruit. One speaker characterizes
it as food for the gods, while another
would not give it to his pups. No doubt
if the state of the facts could be ascer
tained, it would be found that one had
au over crop, and the other but a few on
his trees. in the &ape we know how
forcibly all writers warn us against the
evil of the over 'cropping. The best
vineyardists cut away a large proportion
of the bunches, and assert not only that
it aids the size, but the quality or those
which are left; and in the year itself, wo
all kiiow how the largo, fat, juicy follows,
are far
. superior to the lean scrub from
the same tree.
Pilmo CARBOTS.—llaving plowed and
harrowed the ground, mark, for seed,
twenty inches apart, leaving drills two
inches deep. Soak seed over night in
water as hot as the hand can be held in ;
drain and mix with dry ashes until the
seeds will separate. Sow early as possi
ble. After sowing, brush a little dirt on
the seed. The row should be rolled or
stamped hard, leaving the spaces be
tween as light and loose as possible. The
carrots, if seed is good, will appear, in
about ten days or about two wOlcs
sooner than by the ordinary manner of
planting.' l'hey should be hoed as soon
as they begin to come up. The previous
rolling in the row will hold the small
plants so that the line may cut loose
without disturbing them. The weeds
and surplus carrots may now be. easily
Pulled from the rows.
EEO
NUMIAII OF / EGOS IN A LIEN.—It has
been ascertained that the ovarium of a
fowl is composed of 000 ovules or eggs ;
therefore a hen during the whole of her
life cannot possibly lay more than 000
eggs, which in the natural course are
distributed over years, in the fol.
lowing proportion : .
First - yelir after birth, 4
Second do
Third • do
Fpurth dQ
Fifth ' do
Sixth do
Seventh do
Eighth do ' '
Ninth do
It follows that' it would not bo proilt
able to hoop lions after the
,fiairth year,
as their produce would not pay for thou'
keeping, except when they are 'a
value
blo and scarco breed.—U. li. Oeylin 01
Poultry Breeding.
FAILURES IN FARMING.—Asa general
thing, when ordinary industry and judg<
mont aro exorcised in the, business of
flaming, success, to.a greater or less ex
tent, is certain. In other occupations,
success is not alone dependent
. mlahose
dualities, bit in spite of the greatest,
offorts'"and, closest 'attentimi, failures
often occur. Tho fickle goddess haunts
the merchant and the speculator, but
the 'farmer, secure on his _well-tilled
fields, is not afraid of her frowns ,nor
courts her timile, Fortune for him has
no favors to grant, and cannot seriously
assail his position. With not pov
erty nor-riches to interfere, is in the
best position for 'exercising all the vir
tries:—./korth anq home.
DEsmoil NG MOLEN.-A orreapondon
of the Ponaologist writes Every garden
Is more or losn troubled with moles, and
every housekeppeFis under the necessity
of watching out fdr rats, and almost
' every body knoWil how troublesome they
Elie-Mimi they take poSsession ofalionso,
granary-evcollar.. I have found that
potash pOced lielr holes, rims, or
places of iTesort, effectually cleans the
premiscsiti-a very short time. I had
the pleasure of seeing one large.. mole
Which had helped himself to a small dose"
of potash, found in his' walk, nod ho
looked like a dilapidated and Burman
' uatdd scallawag. r Ldcm't think he ever
troubled anybody's garden again:
. Flax culture in tho porth.vvOst, having.
,proved nuCcenii, a liti•go.inoroaso In trio ,
breadth of torritory devoted to tutu cue
'may 'no 'looked fo'r thin IiCRUOII.
CARLISLE, MAY 2°; 187.2. ..
31 . 1c6T ,
t , • ' ty •
INVOICE OW -
FINE FRENCH CASSIIVIERES,. ''•
FRENCH GRENADINE VESTING,,
.FRENOiI MARSEILLES VESTING,
Wulford'S Striped Linens, - •:.:
Barnsley's. Striped Linens, ,
Taylor's Duck.
. S. Ritter
. Don't fail to.sce our NEW and FULL line of Furnishing Goods.--the latest of
every description. SHIRTS a specialty.
We have Shirts in Stock of ovary variety, Wide or N.rrow Plaits, open back or
front, for studs or eyelets. • 80nia72
•
IMPORIUM OFFASHII4 . ' , !. -
. •"A L TYYSTEIT , I I
NO.. 4- H
CAR LISLE, PA.
Manufacturer of And Dealer in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's
FINE BOOTS AND SI-I*ES.
No announces to his friends and L'he":MßAie generally, that ho has on hand,
at prices which defy competition, a complete and carefully seleeted _assortment of
City and Custom work of all kinds, among which are all styles of
LADIES', GENT'S .rINIS MISSES' BOOTS AND -SHOES..
REPAIRING" PROMP' YA 'I TENDED 'la
ti
Thankful for past favors, 1 assure my friends that my stock is carefully sclepted,
and that none but the best workmen are employed by me. My aim is, as it ever
has been, to please and satisfy my numerous patrons, and request a continuance
of the same patronage.
Al). DYSERT;
25ja72tf No. 4. East Main Street, CARLISLE, PA..
L I VINGFSrFON,
NO, 22 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
A - N
:
itt,
Has just gpened for the hmpection of his Customers and Public, one of the driest
and choicest lots of goods for Custom Trade ever presented to this Public. Call
and examine his goods and prices, and judge fur yoniself.
1,. J. 1,.
NEVER AMY TROUBLE TO SHOW COORS.
MEI
1)1 iINS CIS,,
Valises,
I - Portmanteaus, Sr.,
and everything belonging to a Gent's farnisLiug and Traveler's department.
Zap 21y L. J. L
Gowir
NtOd6Eitil
• (C.:)41%..„
at extremely Low Prices, to whiCh daily additions will be made, and
POPULAR PRICES MAINTAINED.
Black .Silks, Alpacas and Mohairs,
of superior Ins,fre and durability, on which 1 defy competition as to Q/roltty
Prires.
M.C)ET(CP (C) t 7 )
in great variety.
Superior Stuckof White Goods
embracing - all the noveltic,: of the Season.
CLOTHS AND CA SSIIv Hl± - 6.7a15T. -
. Boys' Sell! a Specialty.
COTTONAC.) FEE AND FAR ikIERS' OR,CLL.S.
An examination is only , neccessary to convince that for Variety, Q:iality, Dni•a
-1 iAlity and Cheapne , :; r Stock is second to niine iu town .
-T. A. HARPER,
South Da, over Street, CARLISLE.
NEW! NEW!! NEW!!!
AT T HE OLD - (ENTRAL CORN i'.il
Surnixler ~D'ress Good;
Igeatbv r, ‘;%1C;(1 prie, s.
SPLENDID 'BARGAINS BLACK
Great bargainP in Grenadines.
Special bargains in Ilernani&f;
.Tapanose 511.1::; al roduet,l prices
Su nup.~r Poplins at ,winced pi ices,
New
F a ,- -W 171 S
A SPIS:NDID .2",.4S()lrl`llENI:y ()ii,
whitp 1),...,-, l (imos, swks-mus)i,, Pron,hll,, , liiiy," Naiiit,ool, , ,
Victoria Lawns„ 13it,11011%; Lawiw, ' ~--.•
' - Piques awl !llliiseilles.
, _
'l' We have the hest assortment of the above named
1(1 Co 20
100 to 120
120 to 135
100 to 115
, , (01 to 80
30 to 00
05 to 10
15 to 20
1 to 10
WHitE, DV , ZET,pS GO ®S
I - -
-
in town and are gallio 4: them fa low prices. .
. '
Our stock of Parasols and Su!) limloullais is complete in all the newest nod
handsomest:styles. - Lace Point:is:mil Lace' Saele ut unprecedented low prices.
Linens of all kinds for L ulics' Dresses and Suitings.
MEN'S
CLOTHS AITID i..a .SSIMM_H. ,-- EiS.
b
Plain and Fancy Linens for Men's and Boys' So C Lion - Titles in great variety,
at lowyrices.,
' Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Counterpanes, 4,e., lo reiti , variety.
_ ,
Dress Tr! , mings: :
• Dress Buttons, ' ' II dsome Silk Fringes,, /- .-----
Elegant Laces, . Silks and Satins, cut bbls . ,
hamburg Edgin , s and Insertings, . '
j, Tho,Celebrated
'_[sT
HHARRIS'SSEAMLESS K. 'GLOVE,
'Only to be had at the Cl VIAL. ' .
Do not fail to gjve us, a call, as we can show you the best assortment,er Dry
Goods in town, and will give you good bargains in all Nulls, of goods.
Milan E
- % ,MILLER k, Buirronnp.
,
Miscellq
ti •E. CSLDWELL Cf)
FARMERS BE YOUR OWN JUDGES.
TRY TILE
OAYUNA CHAU MOWER AND ItEAP.Eit
and wo know you will he rationed. It haq it pot ion • I'iIITLADELPILIA. .
Bolt Rake, will pick up met deliver 'nil kiwi., of 0
groin lo geed shop?. Wo,moau.lltot whet w 00,....
if you want a-1110NER mid i+ELF BARING RE ,I. A now doom Welt el th, (f"Aktin.:.l.lllll4o.
Nit, p.lO the Cumboilo Rd Valley .Warehume, opd
ocelot nu tfio
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CAYUGA'-.'.CELIF orezveleiv 1 A.51,5ver81127 . 411,8,
, e f
. -
INN 'OILTEItS OF' ' .
Leforu purulmoing. . .
• W. T. BRANDON,
'•
Agent for Cmobertend and Albano counti. Watches, . Dianaoucl : s )
2 , ,,„„%iut . ,
. .
iouRE AND IJNAPUL'ITIIATED FINE 13.110M4E5, FANCY G OODS,
1. DltUra CAN ALWAVII BE OBTAINED A'. ' .
. '
J. 11. 14 - AVER6TICIVO , , . . •
.
. .. ..
. .
• No. 6 ?mall Ilimover,litrket, EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
.
Carlini., I'd - -
N. r ll. Prevoriutiono carefully not raccurai. ty
compounded at nil timed
. /WOW
. t .
ETl'.Ol , FINEIIO ,- )1/11 .tPI'IIIII7AININO TO THEM
ITAV E thincony it'Omociatotl , with tor i' llS " E ' S' • ' '
- \
1 .. lit Irolloom toy Hon, Moire,. 111,11., Olopalue •.i .
Om lino to bo A. It. 111.A1R ,le SON. .
. ,
Corlixio, Juno 1,1872. - A. 11.1111,A111. ' itESPECI'VULLY INVITE PERSONS YISIT/VO
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• 4
With - thatticx to Mu publie for Llwir °montage.
roma nhd patrpunto In Ito vita, th. , 1111 W firm tr l,, t ' Tll/1 CITY TO FAVOR TI111:11 VITA A VISIT.
hint try rhino at tontion to lwlovss—with Joit, loot
, fair dealing towto,lx 011, they will merit a ~optinit- INQ UIRIES AN Ii ORDERS 11Y1t1AIIJPROAIVTLY,
1111C1 4 or MAI 1/11111111 1111 , 01 . , 111111 rocoßtl 0 ithltro'or their A.TTEkino T O.
• putroong,• . .
.1,4,1211' ' ,e ' "A, 1P1111,511!• 811,67211 , • . A ,. •
• ~, .
. ' '
AND
Alsoacorn plc to stocic of
Ties,
EXTRAMOANAIO` •BANG A 1 N;-'
AND BOYS ,
Elegant stock or
IJAVII NOW IN STONE, AND ARE CON
[(KANTO( NECNIVCNO, AN .EXTENSIVN YAM-
TEE
_
co
Ella
WEAR,
•", .
. • ' Sil e'er teem.°
'1)02 CIJESTNIIT FITREIT,
Thu Goods,' cl)c
Y "4l
Hinting are lip largo piles of
INICE GOODS
nw I (lpotting nt t 1 1 .4 woll.kilown otanblislunout
11,4 - Kohtcribern, I6M belog Ito
SECOND GRE k AII RIV A L
111 , :j • ITI.NII
11111 , h11 /I , PIII/:1111:1 . ; n
Pure Black .Silks,
"li, ~•.I.opratt.d " ~.ry In v
air.* Il I, e nl.l it of
cliiiitßlA GOODS,
Iho v.iy 1,0,1 TAMISE CLOI'II, wiry milk
.81.11111,ACR lIERNANI,I , egt nil wnol DELA INKS,
,est BLACK A II'ACAS, rlnin
ICAO: Atul and %111110 11IMIIIAMS, OA Id
trES, Cll I NU E:t 31111 •
A fnll
WHITE GOODS
" FOR DRESSES, ouch an
FRENCH MUSLINS,
NAINSOOK'S,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS
TARLETONS,
- (1 111 N A DIN ES,
IV II iTE FRENCH M ((MINCES
AND CASH 51 ERES,
LINENS, AC
AIBo, tho largetit ntorli of
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Lt I.eftook.l iu this coonty. Ana whoa you I'lllllo
1,11,0 mid ..mtg.lol. too. 1.0 .g 0 noel it°
fin fir It% Iltnl woAta Or 0100 .11 It 10.1
4111011 i 3. •
lat, , pi at tithlt) ttt,V
A I, R.l CAS A ND POPLINS,
. nr varl... gra:, and licapj.
NVo 1,0 Ibp A ',kw!: of
EIIBB.IIIUtiHTES
1(11110
W,tIVES,
11041.1:It7,
HANDICERCIIIEFS
TRININIIN(i.
1: PoR I,\ DIES, )II :N AND 1101,
ANP SI, I IITINt;,
.`qIAIII,S, TABLE LINEN I±,
=I
IMIE
CLOTHS ANT) CASSIMERES
COTTON AND LINEN GOODS
11,1.11.rn nod Boy , . 41,1 o vvry g alaTlmonit of
nwnll l‘ Art .
FANCY G0,(11),,',;
, lit. h we r.tr Nvlllit of r 4
All Lii m , ."1 I
t..lllng 11,1, NOI!•l11,411 lion., 0.1 ha. S(01111
.or Imo0110:W1'1 , 1
I.
a•. 11 1.1i1,;2, Ihv rinpe niUpF NWI ]Oil
A, W. T3ENTZ & CO
- IS 2
Hardwave, COleril, .1-c
E 5 B L< LS.II E D 1,946
CARLISLE
HARDWARE HOUSE!
if. N A .XT CO
lit SA:o J P. Itlx, it I D. II .
llnildiug, Farming and Mei:haul&
Ilardwarc Tliols and ]Materials. .
Na:H. , da 1.7,11 St, , ,d id 1111 shdp, arid lands.
,lid‘edi arid [mite: hill.
, thick, and all
.dl,rr Ins..iite Id:dod. V , ld.ad
3 1101 rim...ill/OW id Till, Colt): Itiov
1111 1t".1.41 n.d Ilil
COACH AND FURNITURE
Varnishes Glass, &c
g Ods
•
•
Cmg,g.
Iganiing h I PI , WII.T
11,, ro, Itupe,
IMUSE
tIARDWARE,
and N11 . V1.14
.•I) 111111 i•ii.11,4;!1'11 TAW(' t'llt
hilL1,1•1, 5 1,rn aIL4I tibuittx
hilt I'lollll COVIILI . III itiLll‘l4.
Rods, 11' hity apil enrina lor
3lott r.ses tail Fut,Runt:. IllvtqlNair
, fib .I,w go , p4
ttt .101 111 1/11 . 4 ringer.'s)oo
pyll Riding NVlklpi, xc
s, nip! 4 . 0 , !Di .
at 1114 ii tt Ititt rrct. ,
111. a Id k. lJdJro 1 ti,vrial
T.le I.tetto...Hotted at. 111 r..ve.t. tt.ttlitsit
Into thlit x.elllla, tt Welt It tee Alto advahlagtot
the eAnte
trice. am tlu ordii try l''toa
$OlO Attehts l'ahnet'sl'ittent Iran Planet,
Solo Amu to 'or n 'o loto o t WI-other Stlip-
Pick:
This conildacc both rcollomy and comfort, thor.
aduhly nrcyonting Ilmfts of cob! air in Winter owl
cia,q Samna r VIAL, Il ricu for shipping an entire
lial-aff fa War , Mon savtal during. the 'Whiter by the
ecouomy ;1,-tfifflog at least Jam third 1128 R
hurl to toodnrr i.lftflf.f wartntli. it io mad° In
Walnut, Oak ,:uul Plain Potli fluor and
windowo, so that it coo lia`adoptud to
Ourgoioll, tiro 1,011[(11C In largo galtutill•s (coin
tho nialittfacturces, nail with tfic last of our lung ax
gerlonce, arm 'elected with tho Utmost tare and
miporviolon, 11151 wo would incite all who wish to
garelisso the 'boot goods at the lowoft cash rates to
ilformilao us.
- pfluntry merchants will certainly - find
it tO tlmo ii.dvaptage to call or write Us
for guotatiens,. Wore pardpsing.
We Remain 116Reptfg11,55
H. $4X I I'ON 186 CO„
No. 111 B4ST MAIN WfREN.T,
18Ja12 •
, Para
USE
PAIN CURE OIL;
.TIIERIi IS NOTHING LINE IT FOR
PAINS, R4AIiS. WI:NINDS AND LAieNESS
BUY__ IT! TR IT;',
FOIL It I I ILUMATU , M, ME PAIN CURE OIL.
FOR NEURALIIA, • ' ,1113 E PAIN 001111 OIL.
VIOL FEVIIIL 80118, J 0811 PAIN CURE 011..
#. , 01L CHOLERA MOILIIUS, USE PAIN CURE OIL.
FOIL ETA/LILT, • . USE PAIN 011 ILE OIL.
FOIL lIIIADA(Mt USE PAIN CURB OIL.
FOIL 11111118E8, ' OIL PAIN CUM 11 OIL.
FOIL CORNS And 1.1.41 L IPA 0171F11 OIL
FOR ANY 80R Fl, USE PAIN Ofilll 0/li.
, FOIL ANY LAM LNIISS, • ÜBE PAM CUM: 11/14,
BVEAVIIOTTLE 73 WARILANTEIi,
Aud w. 9 eb9Waim trio Warlt] to lieu:ince Ito equal.
toed and ftt
• JUAN AND 8E1187'..:..
Axle for PAIN OUIUOIL,, .T.slio uo• Otfirr, for Wo
IMMITI=I
. .
It Ix out a blioterlog inoparatlon, but an OIL, math,
from rum Youotablo Ulla, Herbs, and _ExtEarta.
nod hi clean and raft, to 1100. ' . .
;'s,)ia by-all Drugglota an uVora In Medlclooa.,
• . intICIII 1. , ' CINNTS.
. ' , 310Ci.1111 A. NAWN, Propylotora,
•
`4i,oadlng,l'a.
.
.
Soblln'do.rilnla by . It . Ilayeratiplc, Nu. 5 North -
Ilanovor at root, and . /I.llayoratirlr, N 9.10 South
Ilauovor oliOet,Tho %lota. 2 , f01 , 741y
' s• •
•_,,. , . . ,
DryGooqs, '&6.4
REM r READ ! !
%k
PI,TPaITOIMER
have now open ono , of the finest Stooks
of new and dosirablo Goods Over shown
to the pnblie. Their titmouse stock of
:t. 4,
DRESS GOODS
• -
comprises all the novelties of thp Sea
son..
DOLLY - VARDEN' S
in 111 kinds Of Gods. r
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK SW.
CIFNB AND ITtm 11011AIIt POPLINS
AVII./TE ' GOODS
in ovoiy grado, among which can be
found:
llA'rl.i VII CLAMS,
YOSEMITE Si SIPES,
and oierything in the white goods line
k.VIAWLS i tUAWYt3'!!
We have the
MAY QUEEN,
ROSA I.lNcl;iirt
and allthe different makes q Shawls,
which we have the reputation of selling
cheaper than the cheapest.
CLOTHS. AND rtSIIIERES,
We oiler a spccial indocenund to every
one needing a
S P I- NO"SUIT,
Laving a, fine assortment, and having the
Lest Tailors in towU.to make them up
to order.
Call and see the lino assortment of ail
kinds of
DRY GOODS
^ We have added a full line of
TRIMMINGS
to suit all ltizids of
D 001) 2.
. .
When you wish to examine a fine
Stock of Goods, wo , Wliuld-urge-youo
call at our store to 'ascertain our pules
before you commit yourself. •
We will give every attention, and if
not successful in selling oven a small
) 4,
bill, shall bo - g ad for the call.
New invoir of late styles added
tiveryAcet..ll.'t forget.
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DUKE & BURKHOLDER,
North Ll:mover Street,
Below• Cal.lisle Deposit Bade
18ap72
a ~b-M ca t ca L
CURA.Yrtill
It U PII R E Y'S'
II 0 jr/r, 0 7'. ITH f ,Sl'loo/Fl S
\rEpn)ved, from tho most am
hdire. an entire tdwee.ist
Prompt —l.:lhrlent .lied It. Hald... They are the did . )
oNiudirdwti put Iddly hilapt.4l to hnpal
id, huh Ini•tak, an not 1.0 111:111I• In lining tlh•nk,
go hit: nthdg at; IN he free hi,n dan, r, and 24001b1...11C
1.4 10 1011 , 13 Y reliable. T 0 h
h..y 110 raed the
II OM i..egaolido h. in ad, and wlll always ren
11,T sal i...l,,ethidtr;!7p,-----
Nos . . • Cents
1. Cm u. ',revs, Congestion, In tisfionntionh 25
2 do •
Worms . oriel Fto or. Worn' Colic. 25
It,
tio Cryins•Colie or teetlkieg of Infants. 25
4, do Ilion Iwo', of Cidoirro or Adults 35
3, do D) soy ter', (1 Hid 0,, Bilious Colic. 25
0 do Cjifdent 51orbos, Vomiting. ~
7, do Cougls, CoLls.ll,oslthithi• 25
II .1" :101irlOglq. 110111:W1.p, NICeIII . III, 25
9,.
tin itendodieu, Rich 11l soLe, Vertigo. 25
10,do liy•pessin. illi•tow - odn:b.h. 25
::.: 0O19: ,. . Se . . or Painful Periods. 25
411, ,
too Profosv Periods. . 25
19, do troop Cough. Nihon! t ill elthing, • 25
11, do •Itit 'lip on,, 1410 slowns, Eruptions . 25
15, do Ebentlintoon. Illionitooic Pains. 25
15, .do ' , vernal Agog. CI. ll' Fon9f, AE SO, 50
17, — "d0 11•1. s; blind or bleeding.' SO
15, do 00111110 m v, and sore or won't Foyer. LO
10, .in Vat. Ili acute , r elirotile, - Inlitiooso 't 49
5.1, do Whooping Colisib ' Witold conglis. ° 60
91, do itutionn, oogrossdd ilreSilllntt. 50
21, olio, Far Idhelnrges, iiiiintired 100nd110.4 0
23, do Perofuln. enint ged glands, tvolliligs. '5O
21. ‘ll,,, w vldeitsrni Debility, ithysleal wettkness. 50
'26, do Dropsy sold scanty Seerrlions. ' 50'
25, il Stst_On•li. eto, sit , ;non troll, riding. 50
do IC dial Dist, .e, Grovel. Oil
$ do Nto 'OWN beldilty . moninal EttliSsiol.
tool AA. y DipAllargt.H. $1 osp
' Five 11 , ..” , wall ~.., 45 nisi of Ponder, -
v-ry nee floury it, terldfts cues 500
29, 130 !Lire Month, OnnLer. ' AO
) 0, tip Ul lon ry Wet Stnoit, wolfing hod. 60
35. Ay Pai. , fid PsritOls, with IStoinins. 50
al, do ,giloriotts at ohmage of tiro. • ' .1 00
33 , do Epifrp-y, sip , ulno,,pit.. yito. Donor. 100
9j, do Dplit.Letio pip:a/151 earl; t boot. , 00
,1111, V O.INE,Y,
01 :IL to 00 ittrgo vlnta, mar, reo o r rogrwor II o
clot°, containing et Spocitic for overy 'ertii
nary &Homo, II 111 , 11ily in totb.juct -to, and
' !Atoka of dirt•ctittnet. , ' front $lO to $35
Stool!, Fttinity 1111 TVILVOIIIig CMOS, With , . •
gut to ;20 viniti: - " • from $5 to $ 4
Sitmlllcit for nil 'Pt lento Digenstm,'ltoth: - str !
Cur(ng and fur Pruventivo trettintont,
in Yill•li mai pocket Ctitle. / $2 to $5
•,4
. . .
. .
POND'3I3XI'IIACT, .
.01111, , j porica, nrublel,.. Lameness, Soroneas, Porn
Throat, Will;jp , , Tuophonho, Earache, Notiralgla,
.`llhountntlmi„J,.ciniingp !{lux, polls, 811ngr, Born
Ryan, flooding I.u 'r Luna, Masa,' ,Itotiuttli, or of
Piles; Caron, Olcdra. Old Boren. '
Price, d oz., 00 ;-1111ft $1.50; Quin to, $1.75.
'ffir.Th osetbre Pund'a Extract, by
— iTilfe,o,o oc 11410 - I,io'r,lsent to any part of tho
country, by.•n,ull or oxproso, free of charge, on re
ceipt of Um prloo. Addreau.,
Humphreys' Specific
Ilemeopatinc Medicine Co.
pay krikipovit. No:sp2 prc!ow,y,liuto York.
C or
Y ntnan °r Vorgdn n cult ' i O v n ii
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Stovee,..Tinwako and .Pitni.ps
POMETIIING NEW UNDER TIIN SUN!
rill:LE UNDERSIGNED, having just
returned from tho citici with ti lafgo clock of
gmls, invite tho attention of all who dosiro satis
faction to call and extupino their largo stock of
: .
'.*Stoves and Tinware
Among the stock of stoves may ho found the
ANTE-CLINKER BASE BURNER,
ANTI•CLINKER FIRE PLACE HEATER,
together with 01l tho latest styles of
PARROR, DINING ROOM AND 0008 STOATS,
.which thoy'eballengo th4::'tra . de to compke with,
Knives,
ForkS„ r ,
Spoons,
• Ladles,
••• Lamps,
r S r Dippers,
together with Toilet Sots, Coal Buckets, Coal Sieves,
Shovels and Tongs, Zinn and •very vorkly of Tin
wllVlrtol House Furnishing Goods kept In a first-
CUM.
•
Ws aro also prepared to furnish
Pumps.for Cisterns and Deep Wells,
and have fur eale the Celebrated Cleintfile Cucumber
'ood fumy. •
ROOFING, SPOUTING, AND JOB WORK
at.toudnd to promptly and ou reationablo tonne
Romoinbrr tho place, tho groon front . 1;n North
Ilnnovers street. A few doors abovo Li:Tabor.
Olvo us n all as We are drtormined not to bo motors
sold by nip other parties in this place.
Thanktol for post pntronngu moo extend nocordial
Invitation to till to pity us a visit.
MEM
RHINESMITH & RUPP, - -
Nos. 6'2, and 64,
NORM HANOVER STRIIET,
CARLISLE,
fooct7l PA
BIS f ,
EXCELSIOR
STOVE ANT) TINWARE
EMPORIUM
The undersigned would reFpectfully inform dm
citiwni of C111'11:110 and vicinity, that he tail] carrim
on dm
STOVE AND TIN WARE ELISI9E 4 S,
Hi Nal 1, , 11[ 111.1111114 thO
-Agelli'y 11, the Inllinvilt Lt . I.,,pular StI , V(VI
Parlor and Oflic.Q stoves,
.Nlorning afory,
Morning Light
togvtlior ith vorioty of COOK STOVES
Gas. Burner,
Eureka,
Heaters, Ranges, and Fireboard Stoves,
which ho hi prepared to futile), at the hAvegt market
rn
Shiro Ilerodring promptly IL ttendetl tn. Roofing,
Spouting, nod 'lobbing tycoratorl to the most
fortury outliner.
of every description constantly on hand, or mad° to
ordor, nt re:woo/0:1e pricos.
Having note , hut rstatriencell trot-holm, employed,
lie hopes by it ch.' attention to business to neouro
thy toddle Ntremr.o.
.Itelnenther the plan',
NO. 11l WEST MAIN STIMET..
'SAMUEL It. CLAMP/.
2.11i0v701y
Plambing, Gas Fitting, rtc.
JAMES CAMPBELL. W. F. lIENWOOD.
FoLumBING,. I, 9m N
( AND STEAM
At No. 1S North Hanover Street,
CARLISLE, 'PENN'A•
STII,I, 41' BUSINESS!
'rho ontlentigno•lttre now folly teepared to attend
to Oh:1,1111m.. In all i 4,4 dill r,hraneho, They
also keep .onstatttly oiThatta and for silo,
=
,LATInt BATH TUBS
WATER 01. ,, 5r,T5. 11 k'i'll Tuus,
WA !Fit PAT!! TUBS,
\PA6II 11A •
UI NU, II Y DitArri3,
lit anti Port, ()born.,
lilt mull For. , gisterot,
nntl Detp.l%'ell .erra rot r.
nutlpeor 11',11 rumps. Lead, Terra en
Ha
ntal Iron Clinntn.y Tops mat Fluor.
GAS 'PIPE; AND FIXTURES
611' ' \
Olobra, tool all killtb , Of 11rO , 0 fitr =I 't
watt, constsottly tot hand, or lorldittol t
Dwrllltors. eltort.loo. Fttitterittit tottl 1•1311111,,,
In town or country 010.11 tip witti ti -oily, mitt gilt.
patch. All work ttttrlttittotlt
Thankful tiff public pittronnp., hop. I.y vl riot
attention to linsinvim to merit n final:m.llva or tl.n
same. Tema f..tionitliln, It requiring lint one trod
, outo y uur Cllntnlll. Mtn , ti• it tail. Don't lortt..t.
o, o North 111111' , of IQ, t hi . Inn+ ,
meat of gipieF now Inailling. ni tL
fetililnnen nt t `tiler
()• ()
() CAMPBELL OIL 111. 1 1,,Y1V0 . 0D ()
nt any tune, oitlier, - tthin-rit• night, will lio pr intit•y
tatontititi to. ./11111,eCallipboll, A IVXIIII,IOI . 'B ltow,
l'ltt ittroot, or IV illptin lienwontl, South titroot, itlowo
•Ituring nilvittititgre wo tad prepared to
0)1 11 3 11 WOlttc OF ALI, DOPCItirIiONS,
for Ftilifilunseu awl Oilltsf purpu+•w, •it:hmoo
COPPER rorokl.t.ll to ardor, ottho,drown
or brazo4l.
25otigl y -
FURNITURE, 1' URNITURE.
A B. EWING,
CABINET !BAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Wet Main', Street,
OPPOSITE LEE'S WAREHOUSE,
Promlain rot Bust }:urnituro awarßod at !al County
• • -
Falr.inco 1837. .
Forpiprnqf Itli yOrlotlos.nnil Ftylva of Forole and
Doutoutte miioll4l3.oro, ttoto tiy rogowooti and
tuallogoo to the 10v , (.1t 10'2.m! iimplp Pl9O.
NRLOR,
•
-- CITA Of BIM, •
DIAIIyG ROOM,
tITCHEAV -AND
• OF OR
-LYIru.B
Elabrapinr; (ivory article twat by ilmise and Ifritai
kotipors of the most approvod and faalitonablo design
and ,also Cidtimo Furnititro
setts ; lleception and Camp Chairs, Matroasui, Gilt
Frames, pintures,
Partinular otteatinu given as ;Isnot to funerals;
orders Irma town mid country at loaded to promptly,
and on Modarato tams. -
Speolql attention pad to the trlrction of Watt rd.
A.lt,
lOsedd
Livery and Sale Stables
j'VERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
',A...4 • STABLE.,
' S. L. STERNER & RROTTIER,
~rp, roar of Matz.
ufiltsl.ls,.4:k;p D4itnlAffes
ox:nrAsoNAp.E TER:4B, WI AT siNtazti: xopciF
.CARRIAGES FENNISIIED FOR FUNERALS
~sir N. U. s . tablo room for GO Loaf of hor:r.o L on
. .
.
.
totin.
;Ifotari :: •
• .
T IVERY AND EXORANG - 14 STA,
4.4 IMES.
•
• . TV1Z1.143T . 11. 11VETZ.,
•Ilgdlog rccectly purohatied tho'lleory stable 'Of
Ono. W, Ililton, ho would respectfully announco
to tho eithions of this pliteN that hu boa rseantly
'puroliased a nurabur of, iloiv'veldeloi. In addition,
oho; ho • has had the ontiro stock of boggles,
coinages oo cabs,
' RE-PAINTED, RE-MODELED,
t.
• and finished hp In tho latest clty.etylo.
/ lonics and. Chariaaus to biro at the shortest
.NOTIOB, AND;',PN 11.11ASOIlliBL0 TIMMS.
•• Yeliiclos;furolaliod for all occasions. Itoinember
,the place, a tow doors south of tho. 0, V.ll. R. do
,pot, In 0.14...101t0tee old stand.
• 191$1, 11. DRUM":
Parlor Rentor
Parlor LigEl,
Light Honso,
liegulatoi,
Niagara,
Superior,
TINWARE,
I=
Lines of Travel
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 11611,11()A1Z I.
. TIME TABLE.
TAKES EFFECT SEPTESIBER 1, 1871
On and after Friday, September 1,1871,
this Company will run two trains
• through,te Pine Grove daily; •
(Sundays excepted). •
AS FOLLOWS
Lonvo Junction, 7.00 A. Or., ..lionnybroolc, 7.10,
.Craleltalol'B, 7 TO, Moon) Xl6lly, 7.40, .Uppor Mill,
7.45, Ilunter'il Mu, 8.05, Liiiisrol, 1.40, and arrives' at
'inn Croy°, 0.00 A. Of.
Loavo Carnal°, qfis r. K., Junction, 3.00, *Donny
brook, 3.10, .Cralgluul'a,. 3.25, Alonnt Holly, 3.45,
.Upper Mill. 3.50, Huntei'li ltufWO, Laurel, 40,
and artlvn at Pino Orot!o, 4:40 P. At?
RF.TURNING
Le;yro Pine Clrove, 9.00 - .. A. M., Ltturnl, 9.45, Lion,
or'a Run, 10.05, *Upper 31111, 10.25, Mount Holly,
o.3o, ,, Craigthend's, 10.50, *Donnybrook, 11.00, and
rrives at Junction, 11.15 A. 111.
Leavo Firm Grove, 5.00 P. N., Laurel, 5.15, Hun
ter's Run, 5.35, Still, 5.59, ➢fount Trolls, 5 . 55 ,
.Cralgliend'H 6,lo..lionnybroolc, 6.25, and arriveB at
Junction, 6.05-P. 11.
Stallone marked thus ( 4 ) are flag stations only.
H. W. DA I',RNPORT,
Genital Superintendent.
Office of Gen. Superintendent, 1 .
Pine Grove, Aug. 25, 1871.
CUMBERLAND' VALLEY B. R.
vv CIIANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Thursday, Jiinuary 18,1872, Paaoongor
Trains will run daily., aa follows, (Sundays excepted):
. WESTWARD'
ACCOMMODATIOTRAIN hARTPH Harris Mug
8:00 A. e , Mechanicsburg 8:35, Carl Isla 9:11, Norville,
0:40, Shippensburg 10:22, Chainhershurg 10:44, Oreon
castle 11:10, arriving at Hagerstown 11:45, A. at.
MAIL. TRAIN leaven Harrisburg 1:55, r. ar., 51e
clianicsbiirg,2:27. Carlisle 2:58, Newvillo 3:32, Ship
pensburg 4.02, Chambersburg 4:115, Om:encl. le 5r1.1,,
arriving at Hagerstown 5:40, P AI. "' -
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves flarrisbut g 4:30,
Mechanicsburg 5:02, Carlisle 5:32, Nrovv 11105:05, Ship
pensburg 0:3.1, arriving at Chamborsimrg 7:00, P
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Cliiimbersburg 7:45, A M
_Greencastle 0:10. arriving at 11ageratown 10:05, A M.
A MIXED TRAIN Ivor. Clumillemburg at 4:35
P. M , Williamson 5:30, Mercemburg 8.20, Ldudon
7:50, arriving at 'tied mend at •- -
• XS? NV Alt D !
,commonArfoir -TR AIN Clinnilewsluirg
5:00 Alir,"lll,ll.pensburg 5:29, New villa 0:00, Carlisle
.11:33, Mechanicsburg 7:02. arriving At Harrisburg
7:30,0 M.
MAIL TRAIN Raven Hagerttown 8:30A at, Green
awalt: 0:00, Chambersburg 9:40, Shippanaburg 10:22,
Newville 10:53, Cnriialo Mechanicsburg 12:05
arrhing at Harrisburg 12:37,1', at.
EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Hager:down 12:00 at,
Orecncast 1 s 12:28, Chambersburg 1:05, Shippeneburg
1:37, Novville 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, 3lechanicsburg 3:18,
arriving at Harrisburg 3:50, e M.
A MIXED TRAIN loaves Hagerstown 3:20 rat,
Greencastle 4:27, arriving :It Cllombersimrg 5 : 20 , r
A MIXED TRAIN leaves Richmond at 7:00 A. 51.,
Loudon 7:10, Idereersburg 8:00, 11 - Whin:mu 8:45, ar
riving nt Clot mbereiburg 9:10 A, :a,
.8*••• Making close cf....lions at Harrisburg with
tritina to and from Philadolphia. Note York, Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Pittsburg, And all points West.
0. N. 1,01,1.. Supt.
Superintendent's Office, Chitinlig. Jan. 15, 1072
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SUMMER TIME TABLE. •
Eight:Tr:6m; (DailyYfo and., from Philo
delphia and 'Pittsbur ,, ,'''and Two
Trains Daily to and trom Erie
(;iiindays excepted).
June a , 18;2
Pag.vot.tor rat. of do Poo.ylvattit
Itatil owl root, try 33 in lloport from Ilarri•thur4 oto
art treat Philzolelphia mot BB otlairg nn tulips, a
MIMII
Zat—l'ltllarlelplita Express 10:1,11'
(ogitapt Manclay)tty2 Mt a, tit. -Anil rit.at, at
\Vain at It .tti,a.ta. •
11
25--llngt I.n. Il . arrialtuig tlail, (rxrrpl
7llonttas ) at 3 2a U. 111., /lftti art Ivt.tt at \Vent 1911Ittilol
pi. at 7 ttf rt. m.
S :11,--)imilrnln leaval Ilarrlalturg daily (I,eept
Sunday) It Kau p. in.. and arrival at l'ltilailt•lphi t
at IS II it. tn.
Exprusr Harrisburg dal')
at 5 tS
and nril2rl at Wt.tit rhiilLth 'Thin a
1 31) p. in.
in—ba.ilHll I EMT ESS leaved Ilarri , burg dally
(except Similar) at 2 00 p. m., and nrrivoi at Wes
l'hilitilslphia at 0 no p. m.
40 26—Cincinnati Esproax lunvowlfarrloloo . .g clao3
nt 10 26 p. In, and arriVell Ilt 11 . 11,4
40 a. m.
355—Harrisburg Accamnstalatinn leaves Has rims
rg daily. Sontisys excepted, at 3 65 p. m., add no
d, st at Philadelphia at 9 40 p. m.
7 60—lamest/star Train, via Mount ".107, leaves
islasrg daily (except Stussissy) at 7 60 a. m., and
arrives 1 t West 19d1101elphin at 12 40 Is ns
KM=
4 D/—Erin Exptikl for Erie, 4ailvee Har.
rieburg tinily (except On rality) at 4 40 p. m., arriving
at Erb , at 7 -Pi a. TH.
4 15—EltIli MAIL west, for lido Day ivilhirriii
lairg (hilly at 4 If, a., arriving lit Erie at 720 p. tn.
la 3 m.
o—Cincinnati Express leaves liiirristinre daily
p0,..1.1 Satin day, at p. nr, arrives at Altoona
at it 45 a. in.. and arrives at Pi tbil atis at K 20 a. tn.
4 05—PACIFIC EX PR IIoS iteivenllitrrialittrg daily
at .1 05 Iv error es at Albailia ii. to and
arrives lit Pittvliurg at 115 p.
12 51-B.lllt barn 01 rota 101,331 Ifitrrisliarg
daily tit 12 m 3 M.. arrives at Altoona at ti 20 u. w ,
and arrives at l'ittsliura la 010 a. ni
.1 50—Plait Lille 1031331 Harrisburg daily (except
Sutaiarl at 4 51tp. ;any. at Alloolol at 0 u 5 p.
In., tither supper tirrivt et at Pittsburg at I 35 a. tit.
1 20—Mail Trsin 11311,1 Harrisburg daily (except
Sunda)) at 1 7 , 1 p in„srt Ives ats,4ltwins 41 7 15 p.
talitt supper and arriv es at Pittsliure at I 05 a
311—Way 1'1,331131. Train 1401'6 , 114in islittrg daily
(except Saudsys) lit 720 it. t arrives at Altoona
lit 170 p. ta.,1001 Pitti4iorg k2O p.
3 00—Pliraugh Passel ger 'Frain leaves Harrisburg.
&tile 034 , 1,1 'al °tidily, at 3 toil a nt., arrives Altoona
* at 8 10a In., and arrive:. at I'litsbur.:ll lit 1 25 p
F. 131.11.11,
Supt. Malillo Div. lieut., It. It.
risburg Joni, 1072.. '
READING RAIL ItUAD.
IVJ N TER A 111173 EM ENT
noiday, No - Tomboy 1:1, 1871
01 : 1 :: )I ' T UN ft Idyl; Flto , l THE Nnrnt and
1.101.011.11.11., New Cork, Itutoling,
1' tievtt:::, 'Founts tint, A ,Itlatol, Hototol,lll, Lulitton,
A .I.:• t :mll, 1.:110[0t1. Latteletter, Co
-11.101.10, As., Au
t 0,0,.• Wtrrinbnrg for New York, sn fAllowti :
At . 2115 .111/i 0:10, Is In, tool 2:00 p in, nouns , this.
uth , iw traine l'ennnylvaoin Itollroutl,dtrol
orn: tug /.1 New „Ad • ot V. - sit 10:11; u. us , 1:42
ot: :0, v.:nye:4(.ly. :let:pion garish :woo.,
pa: v at to tr.)!!! •A i
tletnt :"
16 tor: fug: Lease Note VO.ll at 11:11. a fit, • 12.31:
ttsup, trt:tl unlit p m. l'hilatiolphia, of 7:30 a :IL ,
tlitiB:3o p, w. Slit:Ting Cars11“N111111Stly (he 5•6'1 p
:solo iron Nuw elt.t ego.
. .
Lrn ve 11101 uilb . urg Our It ninth.
lin ' luny. 111, t-Ilatuhlii, Allentown MI I
Pll.ll.l.•lpma. at 8:111a u1.1..1110 and 1:11:1 In, 1111
1•11, 111 1.111..010V 1111 d 111 111,1).1 way 4.1,1 111.1
I,lllrp 111 114111 rinoi.ctilig lor Plutail....phin, {so.
a• 11 1'01..1 la, unly Fur Putt:4.ll, .51.111*11:11,
:1.,. 111 , 1 .1 ulun u vin litiyloll 1 and 81141111,131111 R
II I'o/1111, II • I 111111 , 1.111 11 Ilt 2.111 p 111.
Si' l'onn , y I vatilB 11.01 toad 10.1 i 101 loayi ,
It,, Eatdou, and .71 , Yo, li, at .1:4.1,.1. 1 :10
I tn. and 4:05 p in, Hot urrdn,, 11ew
rlt at 112111 a 111,1 2:20 oilon Rod 3:00 11 1• 11 .111011-
la. at 7:20 11 111, 12:25 noon, 2:15, 4:5r, a.,1 p tn.
AV.iy 'Frain hays linladi.lphin at 7:20
a t:nottouttlit v n similar 1 1 itin limit Penlis, 1-
ula 11111 :id, rotnr of nil: from, Iltuullint at. 6_11,1 in
t mlpit at 101
12,45.V.k0tkvi110..11 11100 nth, and 2 211 p'ol,l 1.1111..11
at 1001 1 . 1 n ni, Shan... in, at. 5:10 0 lid 11:15 11 I, A. 11..
I .1111, lit 7:W', v 111,:11111 12.13 noon. Nlnh4no): City, at
7 :51 /I 111 111111 120 p Tatn.tini, vt 0215 111, and
2: 011 ni, fur l'll,lallelpluo., New 1111 h, Iteadiat,
rihhurg„
£01101..1h 0, huvlkll all.l Fulutullumn3
01 0215 0 In, r Ifaiii,hdru, and 1 111,
ton 11111, Uru, a and Treinont.
lirailing Arrionavalatlon Train lea,: Patti;villa at
5:.11/ n rii,,dialigeo Itionfing at 7:30 n in, arriving, at
P 1111,0,10111, at 10;20 a to. hinting, leavva
dolphin at 1:15 put,paaaing Reading at 7:36 p m, ar
riving at Pottsville at 9:20 p at.
Plo llll l l ll n Arnl l o l l o oilatldli l VlBuln Lalvrt Pantilown
at 7.0 0 a In; 1 ,11 .11011 111 11. 1.09ai 1 1 111ladviphlit at .1:15
Clolunaloa Hallroa,l trulnr leavo Ihmlhtg at 7:20 a
in, and 0:11 trot, for liplirata, Litir., Lancnitor, Co
; ri tart. Ind Rare Laura-tor tit 1,20 n m.
and 3'25 p ni tool Coluall.ia at S.IN o in and 3.15 pat
rkititnen It , flrund trairix iONNO Ilarkintnion Junc
tion at 7:25, 0:05 a In, 3:141 cif.] a 15 p roturning,
111 ll.lu, 11,10 a In, 12:50 non, and
1,15 p tit, c adiectuag with sindlar trains mi Reading
Railroad. a,
Pickering Valley Railroad halm kayo 1 1 /01;111x
'villa at 9.10 it in, ;WM and F, 15 p zn ; returning, lean,
Byers at 0.50 a ni, 1 2.45 tibon, and 4 =ll p a, connect
Lug alinilar trait.; on 11,1allug ltallro4d.
. Colvin oolidale ltailromi trains leave Pottstown at
0:40 a nn, 1,16 nnd 0,30 p in, ret`nridinr„ leave NIL i . ll`l,
Ilia 0;1.15 and 11:25a In t end 2,6 IPin connectin g with
similar trains on headi ng Railroad.
Cheater Valley Railroad trains leave llridgteport at
8:30 a in; and 2:05 mid 5:20 p on; retorinipv, leaw
Downie town at (1:55 a in, 12:a.0 noun, and a:l6 p iu,'
eptinuclitn(wltlt unites on Itnittling Railroad.
On , ltni,laya: Leave New York at 6:00 p Phila
delphia, nt 8:00 a in, ind 3:16 p as, (the 8:00 ant, t ral
remind OW In ltvading.) leave Puttaville at 8:80 a
m; leave Illarrlabarg at 2:46 a..m, and 2:011 in In;
leave Allentuan at 8:35 p nn; leave Rending
at 7:15 a. on, and 0:50 p In for llarilelmrg int 4:34
a in for New York, Rol at 0:40 a tn, and 4:15 p
for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Semen, oeho'nl mtlt Exew
olon tickets, to and (tent all polata at rednuoil rates.
Ilaggage chrolird thrunk;ll; , 000 1 1undr.d Pellinds
allowed 0001 l lotisrpgor .
1. ).. WCIOTTO.
Bitpt Amll og. Mlich'ry
104(11116, N., Nov 18,.1871.
Undevtalqug.
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gIVD.L:RTAKE,?S,
NO. 10 "NORTH HANOVER STalli;P,
CARLISLE, PA
{Co have the largest, finest and hest stock of lit
dertaker's matorlala on hand In the county. IS
prirento the hest workmanship, have gentle home.
and splendid glass liearsre. prompt flaunt Purim'
all Irlieilier Imola In tlio nlght or nay.
COFFINS AND C A'S.KETS
ora tho imeront stylos sad quaillios. Also Lonq•
tlllll Notnllic Cahltots, Shrouds, toady math) nod
made to.ordur, as we hoop tho goods constantly on
hand.
Wo yould rail repoclal - attention to our Patent
Polusiver, whioh will keep a corpse in typerfect and
dry eat° of prororvatlon and visible; without. any
j. 059140, from tiny to day.:
'We keep constantly orehand a'bcautifal stock of
PICTURE FRAMES,' 'BRACKETS, •
• minnolts,- , SHADES, • FLOOR. CLOTHS;
4L'AIILE CLOTHS, ENGLISH HOLLANDS,
awl all Muds of Moulding., All orders for the mono
executed with neatness and dlnoatcli. Our .stock of
' . WALL, PAVERS
In tho largoat In thi, Yallo3, and excol a all °Mora In
varloty, beaaty, Orally and •• chenpueas for. cash.
Call and UXIIIIIIIIO for youroolvea at our oatablloh
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• NO. 16 NORTII•IIANIER pTItENT. , •
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It. B.—Porsona, wlablng,th p rchasa lota All Atlll
bind °amatory, can bo apcoultnodated palling on
pallin On
• . 2 /n1117 21 Y , : . .11:1. BIM & I3ON. '
EL Ai; • g to 9
HOOSE_
l i SIGN MIL ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER, GRAINS. AND SANDER
Graining executed in tho best city style, and finished in oil, or variiish. , - - Work
done promptly and di the neatest manner by experienced workmen. All.kinds of
sandstone correctly imitated. I use the best material, and am prepared.to execute
'the latest style colors: lam prepared to compete in price with any other mechanic
of the county. • Place of residence,
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5.0 7,7Z7 - feat. 2Pcpantriret Q;I0 et
Shop, 27 Lonther Street, between Hanover and Bedford.
23 - in a,72 t f
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GREENFItLD'S
W rro
• No. 18 East Main Street.
The Great Specialty,- 1 .
•
For weight, durability, beauty of finish, and prices, my stock of Black Silks can.
not be excelled by any in the country.
• I am prepared to guarantee every yard we sell.
Beautiful assortment of Japanese Silks, Japanese - Poplins, -Japanese Robes,
Chem Mohairs, Princess Cloths, Stripe Parisienne, Silk and Wool Pongee, Black
Iron. Bareges, Alexis Poplins; Wool Delains, &c. In a word, everything in DRESS
GOODS that is Now, Cheap and Desirable.
The most, complete
STOCK-OF' MOTIRMNO- GOODS
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over offored•in-this_market..
In Cashmeres, Bombazines Bombazine Cloths, 'RIC and - Wool 'Henrietta—Cloths
Tamise, BOlgean Cords, Batista, Astralian Crapes ' Crape Veils, ,Cic.
Orders for Funerals Promptly and Satisfactorily - Filled
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An immense stock of the above in all the latest novelties of the season now ready
for inspection.
Choice lot of New Spring Shawls and Scarfs.
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STACKS OF DOMESTIC GOODS
And Table Linens at low prices.
ikia DM Da - W 30. -La. .la.
Having increased my stock and facilities in this branch, I am now prepared to
offer an assortment second: to none in town
Black Cloths and Doeskins, French C'assinicres and Suitings,
English and Scott* Cheviots ; &e , Suits Math) to order at short notice.
The best artists have been secured to make up our work this season : ""Y'''FF=
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I would cordially invite all to inspect my Stock, as I will offer inducements that
cannot fail to please.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
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lap% No. 18 East Main St., CART,ItiLE.
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Ai d on ID s Jlay
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Goods Tor Sprin g and Summer .
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• 17 WEST MAIN S 11 ET.
NM, inv iron! SEW ma! NI lI.ADELPII IA the lafga.t and nioNt .a0111.1..te a ad: of moo 01,1 u
in Ilia 1/111 Kt a WS, NOTEINS, FANCY 1/01?1,S, S,ec, o‘er 011.0,1 la GA ItLISLE.
DRESS 1na1141.-11,1011111 Black and Colmaal
11,mlt , and Clam .111,00,a SILKS
Gray Stripe Summer SI:LKS,
Light Weight POPLINS,
Dolly l'ardrit .IA PAN ESE, and DI va- lim], in all colon!,
'to, Plaid In,. !mil., Orval Val kly.
FPI•:C1 A I,Tl' —A, to.nal, °nor tiostirpas,al Black Alpac. and Mohair:l, !Ilan all cLurn of good!!
at Simeon! Illrgalux. Boat mak., of
-- Black 11 ts. and eassiineres
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Fancy C.ssimora., Twt ! K vain. hy .11,,N and C,ltn Cmitilm,!! and Punt Stuff. at Old Finns, alll!
I 1. WIIOII.II :I ttll COMM ol.ul, -t I!!!.. nd .amid etlll.l.lt I
A ucTioN 11Allt!A 1.1.1 !pi; Shoe, in,Sim Cat ha-lion and
TAM. , LivotoL Naphaa, 1.0011 and ri o t,..
Fla!!! Ilialams, all . 01. n and , Its ac tra far cdo•miat Plain mai Plaal, Ladlas' Latin
11,01.11,m! aka., tl!mt a !ELL, A I Ita !lame at laa . mr, or. 1...11‘.1.• It, Cat
WHIT H i,sa - iDOM - P I ISTIC GOODS.
14.01 mi In g.••. 11 V.Arl I .11, 'I I (mall cly /10M . 1.1.14 Sea,otl.) l'l,llll Sv iaa Vi.• Loa 11.1
1,:t0m., MI NA ..ml!., 111 , ,telaal an I Ilt.a.n Nlarlio+, Ta lont., Cho Slinrtia , g-L
(linatatme, 1)1a , 10111 , atai 10 mra, 1..11 and IF ;10, tlog , !Baal had and UnalmoMorl All at prik l'a to FOR
purohaam. :20 P,..1 a!, CA . , 0,4,1! N Styls, 1.1,111 and 1/.01‘., la 0, Itt,
FANCY O(10101 AND N!!!!'!!!•.S SP, 1.1 'ell' SII, 'frau, lIIISIOI.I. 11101 Learn Collars,
('ally. Sot I , lpag, In lirantaltam, Itomgml and tigared Nelta, all aftlal , or a
11141 (*la , : Nut mil al 10 praa,
DIU V Spalm... Conn Lido, 501 Oho es. only . Boat two 1.101 on Soallop,d,
N.O! SE ol • a , =1 111 all Liar 11 lau 1 !Lama!! )I,oalkarciriola, 10'NVI , ril 25. (.. , I,l{:a t. N.
o yordr :,01 Coll 0., all 11! at Sp. m 1 Cotton!! '2- yardsool7..r Brit ,hint
IL Ilraak s COW
1111 d. to .0.11 ,;,..a. nl. 'mit to, CASII STORI! to salt tlo• llama
I) 0 I T, It y '
15,1 , 00 Wart NMI!, :l!!.!0, CARLISLE, PA
.CIGAIT S A I\LD TOBA C-GO
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.IVIT-±IS 71- 3. N IA]
NO. °:I I 1 TES ' .Ihl TREE T CARLISLE, PA..
May be obtained the best brands of
Sinoking and Chewing - Tobacco.
My Stock embraces the following varieties :
- Natural Leaf, Golden Flake, . Early Bird,
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Navy, Gravelley, Pancake,
Natural Twist, -4 Cavendish, Fine Cut.
Sutokinii Tbbaceo of Superior Qualities.
4 4 4C, .IL;c Ft. T_T 3E" MI
In endless variety. All Giet
LATEST STYLES Ti EN AND DO IFS.
In my large assortment of Paper Collars can be found the following styles : _
Collegian, Grand Duke, Tyne,
Artist, Romantic, Rob Roy,
Temptation, • Argosy, Military, , All Year Round,
and a host of oter Fancy Goods, Cheap for Cash.
JAMES P. NEFF,
7 4111,723ra No. 2:t West; Main Street.
1872
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Micaiusse . ..1•103ta. I= o .stlarivit6l-,
GRAINER, * GLAZIER, &C•
). ' plarOfpectal attention pettil to PAPER
• • . Competent 'workMen employed, and the •
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thnt - thp rOrket 4111.ard6.4edd
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