NI
crease from week to week ; two deaths
in. Ito thmnnding Juno 3 ; fetir in tldi' .
'torch ending t ient) 10 ; tou . it that which
'ended Jamie 17; Mat- thirty-nine last
week. To can hardly hem. as the
atrnosphoro becomes more oppressive and .
the sir in crowded parts of the eV mote
impure, that:cholera - infantmn will not
continue to exhibit rising ilgnres.- 7 ,
Poblitt Lcdper. •
IS
. .
;HISS NELI.I . OGRAN2'.
CORIIRSCONDE CE4IETWRN TIER A.ND
qu ' E EN VICTORIA.
.:1110 San Francisco 6rhivnicle has re
iuthed through private sources a letter
Written by Miss Nellie Grant to Queen
Victoria, Previous tudier recent, visit to
Windsor Palate. Its charming simplic-
It& and thorough good sense, if it be au
thentic, put beyond question all doubts
as to the nature of the visit and the feel
ing which prompted it. It seeds as fol
lows
LANAEY'S IJOTEL, May, 1872
•
At'v DEAR i f fillY AND QUEEN :—I am
embarrassed at the honor of an ollicial
request, given through a high officer
(your Lord Chamberlain, I think), to be'
presented to your Majesty. 1 should
dearly love to see you, that I might tell
my 'mother and father that I had been
thus hpnorcd. lam but a simple Ameri
camqirl ; that I am the President's
'daughter gives me no claim to your re
cognition as a sovereign. If, with the
,kind lady who is acting as my chaperon,
I might visit on, I should be very gild.
Our secrotall of legation hints at • some
Politicallignificance in this opportunity.
I cannot so interpret it, and would not
wish to be so received, becaua it would
not be right, as I am nothing in Ameri
can politics, and I am sure my father
would hot desire Mo to appear other than
as my simple and very humble self. If,
with this explanation, your Majesty,will
allow mo to visit you, I shall be greatly
honored and be very proud.
I have written this note of my own
notion, and because 1 think it the right
thing to do, I am your Majesty's very
obedient servant and admirer,
NELLIE GRANT.
The reply was equally- refreshing, and .
betrays a spirit which does more honor
to the British Queen than multitudes of
other actions for which hoF itubjectsbave
loudly applauded her.
WINDSOR CASTLE
Miss NELLIE GIIAXT : I have in
structed Lady to convey to you
this note, and we shall recOve you as the
daughter of your honoretparents with
out the intervention of our high officers
of State. I shall accept your visit as an
"American girl," and there shall be no
'other significance ion the fact than your
kindly expressed desire to 'sec - the lady
and not the sovereign. I shall find it
pleasant to forget that I am Queen in re
ceiving you to-morrow afternoon at our
palace of Windsor. VICTORIA.
MEaDows.---The general impression is,
that the most economical plan, of farm
ing, is to get the land in grass, whenever
circumstances will admit, and to raise
the smaller articles for market, in place
of the core als. This will depend null
the facilities of marketing, and the ca
ity of the farmerignndertalte i trot'
sumo business—but under all eire'
stances ou every farm ample provision
should be made Sor a goodly sized bay
crop. If you have a meadow, and it . ' is
found to need renovation, as soon as
your grass crop is secured, barrow it,
and broadcast thereon a compost of 2
bushels bone dust, Ti do' ashes, and 1 of
salt ; let these remain in piles for two or
three weeks before applying it. This
will be found the cheapest and most per
manent,removator you can apply.
Timoth y.—As pure timothy hay al
ways commands a better price and readier
sale in the city' markets, where so large
a portion of it is used by livery stable
keepers, if you have this purpose in view,
seed your land to this crop alone. But
if for your own stock only you wish to
provide, and to secure good pasturage
after.the hay is cat and secured, then a
mixture-of seeds is decidedly preferable,
and the following proportions have been
recommended for an acre : one peck
timothy seed, four pecks .orchard-grass
seed, two do. Kentucky blue-grass, two
do, perrennial rye
. gr.Nito seed, and three
pounds sweet scented vernal grass seed.
This mixture will.selfure excellent crops
of hay, if you have given the land the
1 - praity of manure called for above, and
if t o close is repeated every seeoml year,
yotave a pasture that may be depended
on Bto 10 years at least. The necessity
of supplying the soil with the pabulum
to make good the heavy drains upon it,
by lice withdrawal of the hay and milk
from the farm, must be self-evident., and
the phosphates and ashes aiti the hest
ingredients Ghat can be applied ; indess
this is done, the cultivated grasstif will
11111 out, and inferior varieties take.their
places.—:lmeriran ' , lroner. ,
• lizrrsxnrvu FAIOIINSL—In 1787 Wash
ington had five hundred mid eighty acres
in grass ; sowed Six hundred bushels of
oats; seven hundred acres of wheat, and
as much more corn, barley, potatoes,
beans, peas, am., and one hundred and
fifty with white turnips. His stock con
sisted of ono hundred and fifty horses ;
one hundred and twelve cows ; two hum
dyed and thirty-six working oxen, heif
ers and steers, and five hundred sheep.
lle constantly employed two, hundred
and fifty hands, and kept twenty-four
ploWs going during the whole year, when
the earth and.state of the weather wonld
permit. In 1780 he slaughtered one
hundred and filly hogs for the use of his
own family, and provisions fa,his ne
grecs.
AhclEN'r\VisnoM.—Alittle rl, while
walking through an art gallery with her
mother,' was attracted by a statute of
Minerva.
'yliat is that?' said she.
My child, that is Minerva, the God,
wisdom."_
Why didn't they make her husband,
toot'• •
'Because she had hone,- my child.'
''That, was -because she was wise,
wasn't it, mamma was the artless re-
' Ouuum. P—When an author wants
'to ~ulilidh his life to tho world, what
ought ho to do ?• 110 °tight- to-biography.
IP a dock goes into water for !livers
reasons, doeslie come on land forpindry
Turliose4? ' i
WHAT is the largest room in the world
for ImproyemOnt. '
%
Wino( is a crowd well preserved',"
,When it is inn perfect jam.
ARO HOME," i 8 i'Ortillided Of
a composition on "The Sheep,P written
by a It 6111 m m -iced : " The
else Of 'n, shoal) is 'much like a dog about
as big asitin is ; and tlie natelidreldisim,
,sition of Om sheep is very mild and palra. ,
The covering' of the sheep as com
paired, to that of a gems° or a. cow, is,
,mom nice a' gown. The Also of the
sheep isin various ways, and 'it is' good
for meet when- Jtoolwd rite. And the
sheep Makes Iciievve • by
,ing: The , iiatchurall, enemies among ,
sheep is iii:kos / D. a boar and a sla3--:pne.
, • •
itLIS, .I.‘lAlt, 29, , 187'2:7 . :.;
46 :
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• 4c — H4v49l,`'s -45_4' • •
...•
W INVOICR , OF— •! , :o!
FINE'E'RENQH
GRENADINK‘ViV§TiIId,;-;
FRENCH MAISEILLES.ATESTING;
Wulford's'Striped Linens, :
. Barnsley's Stripe„Li. ens. ••••
Taylor',s , Duck.
_He S. VAttOm
Don't fail to see our NEW and FULL line of Furnishing Goods.—the latest of
every description. SHIRTS a•specialty. • • •:. .•• • • • ,
Wo have Shirts in Stock of every variety, WidTor Narrow Plaitri,opeti baolc•cir
font, for studs or eyelets,liOnini72 , l •
• ,
E MP ORIU M- OFFASHION.
AD.,.. - DV'STj 7
,)! 9
STR.,7I
• . CA RT,LSLe„, , . . .
• Manufacturer of and Dealer in , Ladies.',..Cientlemou's and Children's
FINE • 'BOOTS • AND SHOES.
Ho announces to his friends and the public generally, that he has on hand,
at prices which defy competition, a complete and .carefully selected assortment of
City and Custom work of all kinds, among kvhich are all styles of,
LADIES', G,ii:NV's AND MISSES. , BOOTS AND SHOES.
RE PAM PI? 0 1;11'3 LYAITENDED 1 0.
Thankful for past favors, I assure my friends that my stock is carefully selected,
and that none but the best workmen are employed 'by me. My aim is, as it over
has been, to please and satisfy my numerous, patrons, acid , request a continuance
of the same patronage.
AD. DYSERT,
25ja72tf No. 4. EaSt Main Street, CARLISLE, PA. •
%TV
SPRING lA. :E1
at extremely Low Prices, to which daily additions will ho made, and
POPULAR PRICES MAINTAINED.
Black, Silks, Alpaca and •Mohairs,
,of superior lustre and durability, on which J do , competition as to Qu ald y and
Prices.
M ET IF r • 4: - .) CP
' in great variety.
Superior Stock of White Goods
embiacing all the novelties of the Season.
CLOTHS AND CA SSIT.. , /iR, H IS
Boys' wear a Specialty.
CoTTONAD ES4I, N 'it FARMERS' DRILLS.
I examination is only neccessary to convince licit for Variety, Quality, Dura
bi ity and Olicapness, our Stock is second to none in town.
T. A. HARPER,
2:iap7,2 South Ilanover Street, CARLISLE.
NEW! NEW!! NEW!!!
AT TIIVOLD CENTRAL CORNER.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS'
Summer Dress Goods,
New
at greatly reduced prieeS
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BLACK
Great, bargains in Grenadines..
- Special bargains hi Gernannies. - t
Japamse SILKS at reduced pi 435. • .
Sunnier Poplin:, t reduned7prices.
DaAVIIS Very Cheap.
A SPLENDED ASSORTMENIT OF:
White Dress Goods, Swiss Muslins Franch Muslim, Nainsoolts,
Victoria Lawns,,.. Bishop'g Lawns,
Pignel and Marseilles.
• We li MT t he best assortment of the above named •
. __ -
WHITE DRESS GOODS
in town, and aro selling, them at low prices.
Otir stock of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas is complete in all the newest and
handsomest styles. Lace Points and Lace Sacks at unprecedented law prices.
Linens of all kinds for Ladies' Dresses and Snitings.
MEN'S\ AND BOYS' WEARw
De g antstoelt of ^
CLOTHS
Plain and Fancy Linens for Mi2.n's awl dirlys' suits. Gottonades in great variety,
at low prices.
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, quilts,. Counterpanes, &e., in great varitdy.
Dress rrimm mgs.
Dress Buttons, Ilandroime Silk Fringes,
Elegant Laces' Siffs i andliatimfrertt - bias,
,
Hamburg Edging.; and Insert ings, , Tlip Celebrated .
..
itHRS , SSEAMLESS CENTH MB 'GLOVE,
Ctilly to be bad at 11
Do not fail to give us a call, as we can show you the best assortment of Dry
Goods in town, and will giv.! you good bargains-in all kinds of goods.
31)111:172 MIL LE R • & 13 Uri.' ORFF
,
1872. SUMMER.
AM 'Sp OITERINCI
r" Cf . AEA'S
Blatk, .Tapancse and Fancy Silks,. ,
, .
131ack Ifornanies,
, .
Grenadines,
- . Lawns,
. ,
Linen Suitings,
h to
IN OR DIM, 'l.O - C,T,o§:y, OUT
717
al t 11.
Shawls, taco Point,s, , /Lace Sacks,
Lace' Collars ; Embroideries, &P.
Great Bargains in
Pans,
,
C t he a p. , C. a 81 in ei- e
. . , .
~,
Linen and .Cotton Panta 'Stuffs, Stripes, 1
Muslins,•iripking's,. o,
,', , - ' •,./.; , ~. T ~., I i ~.. ~ , .• , ,
~, , .
~,;or;, ,• •,. , Everybody call and t :mini:3'9f the Bargains... •'.
~, 1
Store Room. North i -e ,, A. Corner...of Square. •
11.,, f.. 'lf ~, •
S&' greet and co • wi eilig ea soue IN
ily. you 'sbutild, buy from us : .!.. :' .‘ '
1, We havoc resident buyer in the , Ctiy.to pickup, bargains; for 'lle.' ~, , ,
2. We,bily for cash—we
t aro thus eil.,bleil.te htty.mlicapland solt.olicap. , ..
11. We have no old goods purchased:m.ll4ol priced. , .. •. ,1 '• •.
t .
- 4. 'Our exp enses are leyi , ' ''' ' - --"' t . ~, ~,,
,'., ~„ , , , ° t -
5. WO do norenefatair ourselves with:large', qualitttiesme gootlir.• to oarry 0 efia
from one season to another ? but hoop loir stock fresh by receiving now gerids dai y.
,O,','Wo r recoive t e,:gi i orit,many,4 i ichi i9to of goods, witioli wo can sell far bol w
the regidaernies. ,;•. ,:r:. ~ y, 1_ ,
~
..0 N,,, rj r i '1 ,
.1 I' , if
- 1'
.1 .: ,' , ,1, ~
Until ',you have. exittniiiod 'onr elegant , 'Stbolif 11 rWo Vrant•yett 'lto LIAM 'it , loolt s ,
wlietbel yon Wish to buy
,or, net, i'griva are met .afraid to,liaVe, oaf 400118 iir
Prices compared with any lionso in tl it i p.wn„, tt „ ,
~.I • , ,
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'rtioi 2 ! ' ... ';'''' lII ' ' ''l ''" '''-. •o:- ~ t , , . . ..,, , . 13 .4.1 .'§AY'('Y'V.
.:
.. f :., . , •' . • , ~,' ," ' IA!' Pit'Orlq . A'att'llii'iN ; s'l
-- Mu tter!. ' .., .
.... ,., yi•J„k]lll, 01,101'11, ' , Ili • 1 .',,, ,, I ..•' - ,l,i ' i, II! •11 '
~ -I , - 7 ~, I.l:: , k r yg rev., gOny ), ,, AT
.\ o 6 l`,l i t' i . , ..
, NAUTII , UN'
I[7fr A NTED: , --By Bie Julio Ilan c9,lic u l ,i , , '.-l i ' ' I. .‘ '•' ' 4 Y,°'' "IV ,
' yV " ; Mutual 1 .11 0 , 1 0vtu , t00f .00 .11 , .F.A . q” ,, , ,,, 0' ''" l gl NN .' tl;:gl4Otr .. tt 'l'itfM;l : l4lll.E 'IYISNESS,'%coni
Mowntrlimotts, JAI Agent for ()timberland qt..1..ty . , L.
' ot4;ttro. tho. EXCI.UbIVII SIOIIT,Pfor tho 0010 of
gonthottatt ot chnototor and 0 1 .11 MY. 0.1“1 only r''' pl'Orr:.. , I'ATENT VAltliON OAS I.IOIIT BURN
s,,od 0P1 ,1 3') will b.tre". l “ d vm/ l nik" u " l Y' A4-I ''''''' EltS ANM Otr, for COUNTIES or STATES.' into
with reft.tllo:oo and ettittlog dxporlottro If !toy ~, .
.. , ,
por, ,sarouithin or Sell on M. ILI. DYOTT;•
' • 11ENJA511N W. COLE,- Oeutiral Asont, . N0.'114 Smith Sneon,l'htront,Phflictioloblo, N.'
' il .'
... ~.
Ntiet. 150 and 152 flohth.routtli Ilittit, Phllroloh ti t ''• N.,11.-0111.1119 MI fiffolohtl with CU ANDEL-
I'. 1.1.—Ph5 ,,, ` ilfia ' 1,,1 9 1 . 6,1 MA 66 1i.fft 91 I,t,.';' INSS ana ENSlPBurevel.) darription; 25' Ater . cunt
'Atompl•H will lAlt 1,0 - 11 , 41 ,,,,, 1 A Ate , ll , Uto 'tumor' It lAA r chettpel , •thAll ' at , iwk yther...,ontabllolnnetm MI tho
ittivrrtlwAthni aro compiled wfth.','''' +. • cuAlitry! • , ~„.•. ,
~ •, 'I
, ;47„1 , 4:t1. ' '•''' I „ ;,11AJ , 74111 , •
-I N
And all.kindx of Sinniner
•
d s : ,
=IMIEI
- Dry . Gooite, cec.
yERY ATTRACTIVE
„; , p nik!fauxtin; arri th!.llltrgq,plll4/!ut
NICE Qr:C6 OD
now epqe . hlgj At, Mt, well : 1111,T° eroo,lhilonoet .of
bs
the enerlbecti thl the •
SECOND GREAT. ARRIVAL
Wo [link n n hpo.'lrtl.) '• '•'
'Black Silkg,
of tho 'crlt•hroliA "I.YONS" inok,, or veryloti
prlcom. %We 'MVO 116011411 n Ilea I,r .
'OURNESCONIS I
Hoch MI ihe rn}• 10,, 'VAMISB CLOTII, pliro 811 k
nurp EItN AN], t, In Wll . o Dii LA/ NES.
Loot 110:111IA hn•nt LPACAS, flain
Muck and 1110vk 1,11.1 White CI nOll A MS, Cl lA..
COE, CIIIN'CZES nod PERCALES., •
WHITE GOODS
PREBSIIS, Fincli tut
•
FRENCH MUSLIN:I_,
NAINSOOKS,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS
. -
VARLETONS,
GRENADINES,
WHITE FRENCH' MERINOES
AND CASII•N ERNS,
• LINENS, NO
Also, the largest stock of
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS
to ho found in thin nullity. And when you Mlle
here and examlue our largo HIM: you flood go no
further, an thAt would bu nabto Ut nine and n loom
of money.
Ile lam . a gr. at malty nine
ALPACAS A V POPLINS,
Of ol n 11 1 + and prico+, li. op).
Wt till. t,,1,V11
EMIR
111.0)
110+1 Elt
"HANN:IAN:IIIEN;
TIMIM I Nil
fI ATS PlOst LA DI FA, NUM AN U 110Y5,..
1301111 + A ND til,l
Sll.lll'l.l+. TA 111.0 1 TNEN,e,'....
I=
CLOTHS. AND CA SIIIIERES
COTTON AND LINEN GOODS
fur Meg] 11114 Iloyr. 11111111 very 1111'r0 :I`olllllellt Of
/3111/111 outi
FANCY -GOODS
e C.lllllOl Ot 100111
All pe.orm In want of leirl.o.: , g ,,, thetd by
.1111: 014 now. 11.1,e, the ha+ sh•od
the ~ldruts Of hvl tiot'w 1. the fal
world, nod twvolodl unhurt
c 0.., tdl brio. the dill,: along ailh),,,,
SILKS
A, W. BENTZ & CO
Mat '2 1
2.1,1147,-11
Ilardwarei.ettilet.y,
ESTABLISHED 1846
CARLISLE
HARDWARE HOUSE!
. 8 A 7' N a CO
111MILY SiNTON .1 P. BITI.FII I D. 11 SAXTON
Building, Farming and
_Mot:lumina'
Hard aMre 'Paola and Materials,
Salk, Iron end Steel of ell eleeo, shetteu dud triode
Ilallrond end %Huang Bloke. Shot On dud uotteriale.
,l Dn. FOOL Natiolll, Ihu.k, illl.l ell
other favorite brentle nt lot and Color,
With it full rmortnteut of Tube Culore, or , Hew
eutt Boiled Irilltd.nd Oil.
COACII AND FURNITURE
Varnishes, Glass, &c
11 u•ndng and I,llbricatii.g 01IN
C.oelot. .ler nuJ SiilPl' Sand.
nit I Sptirlitig Puwail'.
l'igt,l,3 awl Alleininll , l ,,, i.
evil... •
HOUSE PURNISIIIO
HARDWARE,
Sllv..r•Plated Sponns, Furl:RUM' liulvon,
Ivory /11.1 P1..1411111.114 Talllellllll POCILUI Cutlery
Itudgerx A Supoqur's Hun lieleourn dud Skin
Flue Curtain Curnlcon viol Banat,.
IlrfuN Stair Mein, Wlllto Iklul Mack curled flair tur
Mattrunseg 111111 Yuman...ollMM ltqui, Hair
&e., with ft full lino of Upliolnlorer'x giunl.4
oneli 11111.1011u.11 Wufugera , lh11•
1872.
1144 rep.. Driving and Ithllng NVhlps,
Note A6uutd r;ir Nhining Beam and !Colter
Plows, at his pisc,se /hr Cash.
Illeontfteld WWI, m pe,l, Nowa.
- Thu last montloned are lir 101).111Ctl'.11
Info this arellon, whlrh have the aarwet.„,,,s.,; of
shitting 110:011 and Steel Shear, at almost the saint ,
Fiera 101 the ortiltntry'en't Iron POO.l.
Solo Agents for Pahnor'd relent Iron Piano..
icombine; both economy and comfort, thor.
utigklY yrd, wAJek, Afaftr of cold air in and
daol, .' 44 7/1 W./ prro ipp 4011,111 g an entire
house more than Aiti,•et dnring the li'jntor by the
economy or tam, It tithing ut leapt one thit4 Ipya
Oral to.prodnee the yam° wornttiA. It Ni pitadu In
Walnut, Oak . , and Nolo White, for both door and
Windows, nu that It coo ho itdaptod to any Itoueno.
Our goods are bought In largo quontlilea front
tbo inigin factor yo, and Ni . llll the add of our long or
verbatim, op Plected with the uttayst rum and
HM.111 , 0.914 054 .41 would 00110 all oho %deli to
purchase the loot yo,nls nt the lowent snub nttid to
patronize I.
' Country merchants 6,
certainly, anil
it to their advantage to• call or write Us
for quotationa, , hefore purchasing.'
Wo Remain Reopo9tfullY,
H. SAXTON & CO Q.
Paiasolg,
No. lb EAST MAIN. STREET;
18ja72 Carlisle,. Pa
Pala G`~c~ c_ OEl••.
PAIN CURE OIL.
THEM, IB NOTIIING SLUM IT FOIL.
PAINS, BORES, ITOONDS AND ISSIENI.:O9,-•
B U . Y . : 'ETI '
USE PAIN . OUB.E
FOR NEURALGIA, ÜBE PAIN CURE UL.
NOR, FRYER SORE, !ism 4,.A 111 Gunn° c,
I , OR CIIOI,ERA' MURREE!, 11,..41 , 1 NATE CURE
'FOR ORAINB, ' " USN TA UN CURE 0114
FOR. HEADACHE, USE ,RAIN OUIIEIOI4.
FUR BRUISES, 1151:,1'A IN CURE 01r:2
FOR CORNS null BUNIONS, USE.PAIN CURE 0 IL;
NOR UNE , , , ,USE PAIN 0 U 11 OIL.,
FOR ANY LAM talgss% 931.: VAIN CURE 014,
I EVERY , IIOTTLE. AMA It RANTED,. • : '
, , r • i,•
~ " , i ••,.1%
x
I VAN, /3 EA i
01161
\ R RAI4 lb' tr.tai.
I dd no &hindsigh t; inipaisticlii, WV. Ad, voids
from ptlrU • Vsgetid. Oils, El oibiligtionlixtrisiti.
.d Is tilews and solo to itto. • ,
Sold by ixll Draggbibi and Den!ors la liled;Clnce
I=
• "' " ••' unrclei, ih•np6ftor,,,"
; .; :;. • .11Loadlug,!
Kali) entitele 111.YraiirlitlitV,ty:51Ntrii
Ifonaver NINO, and No,p ,
jlanOvi.r otre,t,, , Drologln Ix,' 20fnlor.!1,
pies,
CIE
A lull 111 of
ME
USE
Dry Goods, 40c, •
REAT:
. .
=lll
"Dup"66 ,, EUREITOBEEE,P
•,•. ." • •••
„, •/11 /I e 11./0 / }n :;{U , ( li.l
aVA liAlb.bpelik an' 'dr 46 , fldtid , fitutdc A
or lady aud•dusirublo Poolk 4ve4 , pig:mu
to tho !..cl)pir,iipo,i9psofPck„or
•
t8 , 4 ,, t4 , 6.4 .,, t5 , A
!It)J,',l ;01
P. '•';'' • •f
• 'i'.
11 !!! l i'• ' 1../,'.1
oplpilses all..tho 'novelties. ,of i the Bea-:
I, Ali :1 1: ;I f• ,
. 11r..; I;
iu ail kinds of{looti,. .• ~ nl
~ • ,
APAI!7,E.SI.: LKS,
• TILACIitii I LK S
C111".11,1,1 ANll
WHITE c-,,()ons
in every grade, among which can be
tbaucl. ,„ ,
Il.vrldr ci,nirrs
•- Yll$ Mlllll StRIVEHr
and everything in the white goods lino
SHAWLS . SHAWLS 1 I
Wo have the
MAY QUEEN,
MIMI
and all the different make of SUawia,
which we haVe the reputation of Belling
cheaper Mut the cheapent.
CLOTIIS, AND - CAS HIERES.
We offer a special lnducement to every
one needing a
SPRING SUIT,
Laving a fine assortment, and having the
best Tailors in town to make thorn up
to order.
Call end see the fine assortment of all
kinds of
DRY GOODS
We have added a full lino of
TRIMMING' -s
to suit all kinds of
DI?ESH GOOD 6'
When you wish to examine a flno
Stock of (Mods, we would urge you to
call at our store to ascertain our prices
before you commit yourself.
Wo will give 'every attention, and if
not successful in selling even a small
bill, shall be glad r the call.
New invoice • of late styles added
every week. )on't forget.
h. DUKE LV. BURKHOLDER,
North Hanover Street,
Below Carlisle Depogit, Bank,
1.8:tp7'2
ile(iical:
SIMILIBUS CUILINTUR
II li Al P II II E Y S'
O.IIEO PATIIIc SI'ECI Fl US
p AVE proved, from the most ample
exiwri [l.e. 011 0111110 /1111:0•00:
Slugilr—
nglt—M•lli: Tiro 0, Ott. oNly
1 .11.11101 n.... rorfoet ly udapteol It. popill, tiso—nn 01111.
pie 111,11 101.101,0 000 imr il, 110111.: 1110111:
110,11000 an tt, 1.01,0 Iron) r, owl 000111riont
o.lto 11. _ 111100 r.d , ed ILo
.41011,11.111111ormint 11, 1,1,01 011,1001,111 01 re,
der Ettlsol.l . lloii. '
1, Corot; 21.
2,d0 11lottli+. Worm Colic. i
:{; 110 Co line tekothit.g jillant• 22
4, In Dlorrboott of CdoOlrco or AdOlt, 22
5 . do o), , liturY,,nriplior, 111110kiu Cupn. C 5
O. do Choloni Nforbniv, Vtooltloa.
7, tin Conshg. Itrouchltin.
S, 110 NIA/ral TOI libtlllll', Frtol•nell, 25
9, tin II orickyli., Sick Iletttlovltp, Vertigo. 25
10, do lip.pepron, t , totnoelt. 24.
11, du Sliflprlt•ht• I, Painful 1...r10
12, do It 11.1.ni, ton Prof.' reriodri.
1:1 do Croup. Cough. Difficult Hug. 25
14, I, 1110.11131, Mrs vlioillos, Ph nptham2s
' 25
11., do Fr,el mid Awl, Chill Fri ur, giiiiv. 1514
17, lu P.l, n, hllull ur ru.
19, do Opld Itlnn, v , tool ooro or weak e 39 x. 50
19, do Cot irrh, acnixl , r ohroult., Intlnm,29. 50
,IS 11 . hoopini; Cough, viol.. 11( 11.. ughs. 20
21, 0 , • fill
22, do no' 1/Isoh 9 rgc 9 , 11.1119111191 locu Ipx. .50
2", ' 1," Fj r°l °.4o ' d :? , ) , Ifrog,.. 50
0
21. . (9 , oerul `vr , Lii.u... ; 10
r. 410 Dropsy not wimity uren Ilunx. full
29, d Sio Slukheto, 4104,•9,5 Irmo rhllhg. 00
21, , do It Idnoy 111g90 60
)41 . 11'1/ 0, DAjlity, Z - 00110111 1'',01110.1011•
11;0110010,1 D 12 1 ,1 1 ,1 1 .094. 4,1 INI
Fivo Bogus, Wilk ulig Don , 1 0 r,
wary In toriooft tqa 6.110
20, do Sort, tooth, Orkiihur. 50
to, do Urlnurc ‘V0.0014.9g, wollkur hud• 50
lit, do IPtiluful Periodh, with 1.10001. 50
32, do logo gl c 10,01 . ,,, of 111, 1 00
33, du 1:111101, 1 )', St. I ' itlllll , llllC, 100
:14, do 11411111011...,' ult9itutud .urn throat. 60
FA .11 IL Y
Of p to GO large vlOlO, IllOr rro or
Cast, 8102Ilic for ovury
1107 &mu.° Ic 1901117 Im wibioqt to, mot
bookm of from 00 to $35
Snotllor nuttily on Trttrollng tvtai
'2O to :28 vlOlO. , bout 44 , to 44
Sprelflot tor'oll Priatilo D 10001 0 ,14, troth for '
'CurinKinni for Noruntlro trrlttntent,
lu vlom mud pooket eascp. V. to SG
yONP'S EXTRACT,
,
.
CUMS .i 3111113, Wirt', fhlllllCl,OOl, b0ry11, , ,,;, Sql . .. 7
.11 4 i0,,t, :i , i,,,,1np. 00ti1111910, ElltItC))0, tiepralgia,
lthnumstkoi, j.unilisco; Oleo.. /lolls, 811.10; Sorb
Eyes, Bleeding . or rho imo g o,;vo # o, Romoch, Of of
riles; Corns, .I. l lers, Old bores, .
"Price; bb.tho VIIM, $1.50; Qom to, $1175.
.7.i-Thovo,R.otoolllo, oNcopt tk4,troct, by'
glo tient, or Anglo, aunt to,anyitort of tho
;mufti, miltt or oxpretm, ft ! .o of 4,110t-iv:on ro•
colitt l) 140 ' A k lareill. • • •
• • • . ,
1 Iloulocip atliw - Met 441;
• .0111 c o, Owl Peva. No. Ithot.hty, Now Y ork.
For polo In Cullslo,, by 13. A. Hoven:Molt' 0101
Common "
2h0711.9 '
':" eitrtertaleinig
1) 14,1,1;1
iJr/V9ERI'II/0;
. .. ,
.x0,,115, voivi4aolio.vlot.tyriwviy, „ 1 i
. „I 1!, it: •„c.k11.149141),,i•PA;, 1,- 1,11 , , •.
• 'We littito 'the lirfroot, pleat and !hoot kook of lin.
alertalove'l . rhototi..l.l. 0 !. MVO. ) n. pm gpiptly.i ,IVo
ofroelft° the beet wortrintvimble . , luvio ',footle Iversen,
and anloriard'irlaos !maroon. rrolnp 11,,
t attention ~t,
to all c ale. whether made In the niglitlor day,. ,
O'OOI I TINS . AND , OASICETS, l '
p.p., P Pp/ I , pip , • p"'lpP , , P pp. pPI ''; ' 1
, 01 :flipi ,1 / 9 P I iqOPS P tfle.. and rinoiltlon. Also Imam
j '..•
If 6 ° ota lc. Itiolcoto, Shroud°, re d o 'blade . and.
In 0fe.16 16 vrrf WA' WU lump the goad co...divot!). ow,
'lend:,: , ;Tr. T.,- .„... ,„ ~,., ,
14 1 .. i ?o ' r l o v v 4 :1• " , 1 4ifi t ell 'tirl u lfe l 3 . in t ?r n o t a l , ' ' ln to r.; ' ,Vr r lat ' t all'
. diPo o totticillitialOrviitiod• end' Vigil la, without +TY
1 .pril°4ll4 , . fr9ga , Dirtg dhYr t , . ...i ',.,i ~, , ,!
Yi , / FIT 00 Pqrl , t1Y: on, ink,ilq ,i miStft. ll, ktP#'l.
• ,•, ~• I IlgTurtl'irktAn%l ~ 3). l AcKf#o..i i
4 1 :4 1 .4 01 Pr • tIV ,( PNS, t. , Y , } 4 9A•4 1,0 Y11gr '.`''
. 1.A1ff.16 CLuTII4, itINQT.IIO4 Ator.TANoq, , ,:
and oil kinds of Meltrillii,r,' All'ordefil rot uid 1.111.
,Ace i utuir , t,•itli boot noll,TonddiTatell l ‘ Oa , litoollt.tr
IW AT 4 T I • I IPAPUS
. ...- ! fp:
le 1116 1.1.',01. I d'thill'allkii . , '411..1000f° iflrOtilfOlt lo
,VOrllty,ll(4fi',ol4o' hild '6 eit°,ll,o;roryerfsh,
Cull tot r.9l9liie fht.:01,f461 , ?6,14t , 6.11', eotilblieb
''' 1t'0'..1,1 11011'TfT intNOVRIT. fiTRIfIIT..• i
• . •
... • ..- . ••r. ." I)!SIPti it'SOff. ' c'
P.' , 13,'-i-Pareoii Itiehlug to ',fireball° lota In ...int...
'land Ceniatury, cAn'tvo aacenvinioloted hy'calliare of",
filini,Thly '•• • ' '' ° D. SILT. et BJN..
HQUF3I4'
'NO. sainzrli;
J:ll: , JUVRitifiglj {,l;,
.111ou71
Y Stoves, TintouVe and Pumps;
!
!I3OSIBTII*O NEW tTNI)EIt TUE t 3131,11
T •
HE ,UNDERSIGNED, having just
rettirnod. from. the •oitlee with a large Moak of
inVite•thaAitieutlen bf all tivhd dmilro eatleJ
jr4ction•to, call .1114 qxnugno tlicirlarge Mock of ,
• . , •
~„Stoves and.. Tinware,
' AUlnny tliu ;Lac o( ;tom itu;, ) , ibuna tho
.ANTI-OLINKER BASE BURNER,
VEATER:,
I Aodthei Wi h 011 tho jatestatyloe of .
it9p4 ANU 000 I i. STOVES,
Wei'ohnllongc; tho - trado Co compote with,
Knivocr,
Forks,
Spoons,
Dippers,
tegether with Toilet Slam, Coal Iluaoto, Coal Sloven,
Sliovidg and Tnugx;'Zific , add everi varlet); of Tin
woo and Ilnuna I nralxhing .Goode kept In a &rat
ela, a Moro. •
We are also prepared to forulth
'irrnPs for Cid Villa and Doop Wells,
and Mind for mdo tlu Colvbrated (lonian° Cucumber
Woad Pinup.
BOOPINO, SPOUTINO, AND JOB WORK
ntlandod to promptly and on romonoblo term.
Remember the place, tho groan front on North
Hanover erect. A fin doorn above Louth or,
'Oleo us riding wo ern doternllned nut to ho molar.
told hl 0 11,1or,IntrtIon In thin place.,
Thankful for pant patronage we extend a cordial
Invitatloil to all to pay no a vlatt.
ME/
•
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IMINESMITH & RUPP, .
62 and 64,
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
CARLISLE,
FA,
MiEl
Clal
EXCIELBIOR
STOVE 'AND TINWARE
EMPORIUM
The underalgoett would Toopoetfolly Inform the
ettiv.ena of Conitflo owl vicinity, that he etill cerrlue
uu tho
STuVE AND TINWARE UUSINE'S,
In all Its varlotiv bronchus. 110 hss rect.. od the
Agency for tho following popular stover;
Parlor and Office Ftoves,
Morning Glory,
Morning Light,
together: with a vortoty of COOK STOVES
Coriibination Gas Burum•,
Fin Ova,
Ileators, "tangos, and Fireboard Stoves,
he is plookrud lu furubili at the hmext nutrket
Stove It ep m I oir promptly n ttotided to. 114.2ofing
Spotting, m! Jobbing exv:ottel oe toi
factory 1111.Invr.
nt ivory tto.criptlott comitoutly ou tutu Or motto to
only.ut 1141,1.31k' pi trot,
!loving noon lout exporienrod workmen otottloyell,
'lto hope, by o 010210 nttoutiou to Wl3lllOlll to necuro
the milli,' putt
Reinotoltur tho
. Ilt. PI WEST NI AIN STREET.
::4uovitrly
Plumbi)*6, Gas Fitting, ,Cc
=I
PLUMBING, GAS AND -STEAM
FITTINO
At No. 18 North Hanover Street,
CARLISLE, PENE'A.
STILL AT BUSINESS!
The tnelepilgotoi ore now folly teepni eft to altontl
to I111,1,0•It 10 ill 101 tlifforent bronchi". They
oleo ho.op oloontitly o u 1111114 and for title.
WATT II CLOSETS, II ATII TUBS
tt ATER CD...1 , , ETS, BATH TUBS,
WA t US clps}:Ts, THIL+,
WA IER Cl. PS. it ATI] 1 0 1 01
WAM HI IRA HT„
Ilft and Itnrov o , lstornia,
1411 .nd Fume eidlurns,
an 'p Pninpe., 1,10, • orra t'utrit.
Pump.. Load, Terra Cello
and lion Well
Clam.) . Tope and Floe..
MEI
GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES
Ellottrx, and all /.111.1/4 of Ilrarroi Work foi nt •t. :ono
wgter eonstantly on hind, or fin or4l,
U.. rllinux. Chnicin.t, Fat.torks null ~the.
In town tor vountry tlllro op with tt 0tt..4. .11 , 1 11114.
rttrh. All work .3rran!tql.
'Chaokill' for public hot hlogo, -.• hot, lo I trlyt
Attention to 1,0811..84 to tt ilt 8 the
'1,1'104 .81
~,:core yot,t cgntgtn. 111 yo ip ntvll. Don't fo.g.t
tho 18/100. No 18, Not'th Huth %or 81(.11, In Oa. Iptow.
nut of Sipo's pew boiltliot: All ord. to loft th
roshlooco of N 111,1111.1.
0 (mmignoLL wo Ithlßll.oe9D ✓
It. any tune, citify,. day or night, will ho pr 11113(:) ,
Attflatod to. flefffeff Campbell, Alexafler'e 'tow,
, Itt:etrffet, or Williffvf Iteue owl, &fedi street, above
Vest.
fravinp,opeZliffl advantages we are prepared to
um ( 1 .1%.1 7 1R WORK Or a Lt. DESCRIPTION p,
for Still Ilothireand other porpoe-r, at home or nt a
COPPER NPR furolalLed -In brdor, eltherdramo
brazol. ' •
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ILNITUR.P.
A J 3. .111yEsici,
011INET MAIS.ND AND IiNDDRTAICER,
• • • li r Pls 4flll}
.013 Volts - w i g TIE"I l q, WA it U1191181,',
4 5 1 ;ono. for nett FUralturo uwunlod at all County
. . . .
, Furniture of all varlotton and otTloa of Foraln and
Dontoollo mannfacturo,lrom tliofllnot roaowoud and
mahogany to the loWtla 1111fOttt Otittito god ph i p.
' AI firiox ,
cai,i 2 jrttn'n, . . •
. .
. „
.pl i Vi t ' s W .V 011.11„ . • .
• ..
• .KFPC.IIVAI 4.0
' ~. .
. . • - ' OFFICE
-,---
iti.,••
Mob, acing every• ertlrlo used by Holum ttncl Hotel
keopere of the most approved hull feehlonable design
and llnleh. Inehnllng also Cottago Furoltnru In
, eetta.; Reenlitioll 11111 d Gaup ChAka, Matroxned, 0111
Vrnme,,,,Pleturee, kc , etc.
tatenttha' Oren ne to na to funtrals;
prihtro front town nul,eountry nttonduct to promptly,
and on Moilerutt, term.
•• .• 4pectul oaenticnt . paid, to ilia selecliorimi 11 - al/Pa-
A.ll. ,E.
•
1872
I,lvony - ana Sale glables
L IVERY I BALE, AND TWOTTA.NGID
BT4ItNAIt
' In tOor , of Mutt looho, ^
t .1 t tit
,1 AffIkpAIIItIACIES TO Unt/C
UIIVIIZABoNAULI . V.OllO, AMID AT SLIORTUT 000101.
VOW 111:1141i134L13
4%.N, H,.titnble room for ho hop& or Inn 9p On
EaI:3 " . ? I"GE t 3 T4 -
' WILL TA lf B 1? TZ.
•
• ,
reeeritly: iiurebased the' Ilvory stable of
Ith,t9rl., ,Il ,•protild reppeetfully nllll°llll.
to thn chime' of rile lance, that ho• has reenegly
" c o ff ieed, o naniher of tiew vehtelps. oddittab
bo ;has hotl the' outlre 'gook of bugglae,
aittriageo owl robe; • • ,
RE-PAINTED, RE-MODELED,
and finished op lo.lho latest olty dila:
Horses and Oarrlnput, to biro di shortost
tfol3oll, AND'ON IIIaaBONABLEI TERKEI.
fur all' occasions',
'tl Waco, for ilooys siintircif , ,0,1 . r01 1 iIT;
p ,In O.
nlimat • •
Ladl9n,
Lampe,
Parlor Ileator
Parlor Light,
Light House,
Regulator,
Niagara,
Superior,
MMIIIIM
=
W. F. lIENWOOD
sliico
Linea of Travel
riTIMBERL t ND VALLIq
`l_,/ 011ANGO O 11OURS. -
WINTE4-4.111tAX9E1111,t1NT. : ,.. t.
On and nt tor Tlinimlay, Juminry 18,1872, Pamsengur
Traluß will rim daily, nu. follown,(Blindayk excubted):
_WESTWARD L ~..,
.
•
, •ACCOMMODATION •TRAIN leave; 31nrilsburg
8:00 A. U., Moslianiciiburg 0215; Carib& °ill; Navy'Villa
0:46, Bhlppounbrirg: lo :2 2 ,ol:ll:olagaburglo,l4ltireno-,
guano 11:111, arriving at Hagar:omm 11:46, A. TN
MAIL TRAIN lentils Harrisburg INS, p'.'l.r.; Mod
abanicsburg 2:27; Carlislu 2:50, Nuwvillo 3:32, fililp•
punsburg 1:02, Olitunbarsburg 4 :3s,llrusionalle 9:11;
arriving at Hagorstown 0:40, r N.
' EXPRESS ,11LAIN loaves' ITairrieburg:4:23, r If;
Mechanist:burg 9:0/, 002 101°3;32, NowvIllall:06,81.11p-,
ponsburg 0:33, arriving 4t Chtunberoburg 7:1)0, r st.
A MIXED TRAlN•lenvde CbStubutitburg:7:4s;‘A st
Oreousastlo 0;18, rrriving nt Ipgoratopr 10;05,4 N.
A MIXED - TRAIN Idavds CluunbursbUrg at '4:35
P. Al, WilliAmson 9:30, Mtruarsburg Al:29,:Lougun
7:00, tartvlbg 14climpnd at 7:20 P. _
" EASTWARD !'.; "
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Chanibersburg.
600 A ti, Shipponsburg 5:29, Nowvillo 6:00, Carlisle,
6:33, „hlechanlesburg 7:02, arriving at Harrisburg
7:30, A H.
MAIL TRAIN leaven Hagerstown 8:30 A st, broom
cantle' 0:00; Chambersburg'9:4o, Shipponsburg 10:22,
Nowvillo 10:53, Carlislo 11:211, Mechanicsburg 12:05
arrlvNg at Harrisburg 12:37,1'. IA;
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Hagerstown 12:00 td,
Ornoncast le 12:28, Chant borsburg 1:05. Shlppensburg,
1:37, Nowvillo 2:10, Carlisle 2:50, 51cellanierburg 3:18,
arriving at 11nrrislairg 3:50,p M.
A MIXED TRAIN lenveFl Hageratown, 41:20 P
Orooacastlo di27, arriving at Chantborsburg 5:20, r M.
A MIXED TRAIN leaves lticbivau d 7:00 A.
Loudon 7:111, Nlereersburg 6:00, Williamson 8:45, ar•
riving at Chanthershurg 9:40 A, M.
Making close connections it Harrisburg with
trains to and front Philadelphia, Now York, Wmdd ug•
ton, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and all points West.
0. N. LULL. Supt.
Superintendent's Wilco. Chamb'g, Jan. 12, 1872,
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 11AILlIi4AD I
TIME TABLE.
TAKES EFFECT JUL' 1. 1872
On and after Monday, July 1, 1872, this
Conipany will run two trains through
to Pine Grove, and three to Mount
Holly daily, (Sundays excepted).
AS FOLLOWS :
LOat Mt. Holly, 5.45 'A x. , sCraighosd's,
*Bonny breok, 6.15, and arrives at Junction 0.25 A H.
Loavo Junction, 7,30 AI sr., *Donnybrook; 7.40,
•OrnicheinFs, 700, Mount Holly. 8.05, slipper MIS,
.810, Hunter's Hun, 8.25, Laurel, 8.45, and arrives at
Pine Orovo, 9.00 A. a.
Leave Junction, 5.55, P. H., sllonnybrook, 0.00,
*Craighead's, 0.25, C. N. and arrives at Mt. Holly,
0.40.
Leava Pine Grove, 9.30 A. M., Laurel, 9.45, Han
teen ]tan, 10.00, +Vigor Mount Holly,
10.30, .CraiOlead's, 10 00, 1 13ennybrook,11.00, and
arrives at Junctl., 11,10 A. IC
=3
Learn Junction, 2.55, r.'llonnybrook, .0 4) ,
aCranthead's. 3.10, Mount Doi 11
Dolly, 3.23, Upper 31111,
3.311, 11.1 inter 'a ltun, 8.40, Laurel; 4.00, and arrives at
Piny prove, 4 15, r. 11.
Leave Pion- Grovo, 4.110 P. st. , Laurel, 4 40, ion
ter's Run, 4 65, *Upper 51111, .105, !donut 801 l a, 5.10,
.Cralghead'n 6 20. 4 7tounybrook, 3.30, and arrives at
Junction, 5.35 P. n.
Stations market thins (•) are flag stations only.
11. W. Ds VEN PORT,
General Superintenclunt
Qllice or Orn. Snluv intendant,
Pine Ct rune, .111119
a •
READING RAIL ItUAD.
I=
Monday, May' 6, 1872
mcEAT TO UNIO LINE FliONl Tlill North and
NortlolViist 1.. r New York, Reading,
Pottsville, Aithland, simmok in, Lnlisnou,
Allentown, Easton, .Ephrata, Litig, Lancaster, Cu. lombia, 4.0.,
Trains 101,0 Harrisburg for New fe4ws:
At 2:45 and 9:10, a tu, and 2:00 pnt, eAnneidlng
with stroll. trains .1 Pennsylvania Itailroad. and
arrlning at New Yuri; at 10:07 a. ul, 3:53
and 9:15 p. in, reapoc'.l, sly.
lteturniag: Leave New York at 9:00 a nt, 12.30
and 5 , 15 p Philadelphia, at 7:30.8 30 a In , and
3:30 p
Leaxo Ilarrisloire, for goading. POit.Villl`, Tnulm
Nlint•rssille, Ashland. Shamokin, Allentow nun 1
Philadelphia, at 8:10 a 111. 2:00 intil 1:05 w nl, st o p
0 9 4 tit loiliation and pi inripil way SIMIOIIR; 010
4:05 p I a train nnatinct lag ton I'llllllllollllin,
111111 Columbia, only For Putt-intik, Selot)114.111
haven nod Anita. rid Sidinylkill and Soxiluniiiintia
11.11 road, loons 1141 ...burg at 3:10 p in. •
Einit Petooiylntials Railroad truins bonne Rending
for Allotitown, Easton, and Now Pock, al 4:1L1, 10:40
/1 in. and t 7 4:os p n list tinting, Inane Nsw
York at 0100 a in, 12130 and 7045 p Allen.
noun at 7:20 a 111, 12:25, 2:15.4:15 and 9:15 p la.
)4• 0 , E i n.i n ggnr Inane, Phtlatlelplthi_sit 7,70
it In, connniding sill, similar train on Rant
vgnia 11.111rotid, ni,,o Ilirt
stopping at n 3 otatlinon.
Loans Pottsville :10:01111111,011:12,0101,1 . IlerniTo.
at 10:110:1,1:, ShatalA in, at 5:111 ntol 11:15 ra. Ank
h.
Ilt 1:Ii5 II n Alta 1 . 4713 p. m., 31abandy City, at.
:51 dm and I . 2.11 p rn, Tunnqus, at a::lsni, and
:in p 1"or Plnlndelphin. :caw bulk, Reading 1,
Ate
tnal e pin St 1,11Ln:ill 111/4/
111111 . 411-1, at 'N:IS La. far Ifarrndsurg, and 11:15 n LI,
117 r Clop (110ve I\llll nt
Pottgvi 11.Auttorttnnalnittat Train logy., p,,ttgviljn at
5:4t a 11, pg,tn. Itotttltng at 7t2.1 a.trrit lug at
Pitll.l.lviphitt at n::al a tn. Itptnigitng la. .
Ivan, l'hlta
.lgiphia at 5:1611111. p 11,1111,: /1.0.111111 g nt 7.49 p ar
riving at l'..ttnt We at Unto I
Pottstown Accommodation Train avo+Polbtawu
at 0:15 a In; to:arm:oz 1,919,4 Plollololpitia (Ninth
•101 (Irettnj at .I::lU).'an.
Columbot Pat Woad trains lot, 'turlittgt al 7:20,
In, and 0:1.. p tt, G,r Ephrata, Lnuen.h.r, Co
lumbia. SW.; rut at - 01119 Lanca.ter at 120 a ttt.
and t1.2.1p nt 1111.1 C. Inut u i n At 8.15 9 at and p
Prrkltnen 11,11r01.11 trahtt.littvel9.rkionton .10nc
tint] tit 7:15.11'110 it 111, mlltl 5 , 1.)p III; ratoralt,,
141.1 r tielmtatt, ar 413.1, 0:110 111, nO5llllll 4:45
p at, 0. naccitup, with atatilar trains 011 Reading
!tail road.
Pickering Vnll-y Railroad traino Phlnnln•
ville nt 0 10 n nI, 3.10 and 5 50 p In ; rot tuning. Nava
Byt in at 11 115 n Ith 42 45 - `holt 4 2.0' 11 to. connect'lug tni h hal. no It Ithilr.ot I.
Colobr °Adak. lhalroad ralon'.lonvn Pottutown nt
11:10 n an, 1,.7.1. 6, 5 nod '7 15 p to,,rnturolng, kayo 511..
Clewvont 111 a u,. /.. 1 10III11111:45 n tn. mid 3.25 p on., non
o, o It h nitollar trttlits an Ihnoling Itoilranot.
Clond or Volley Ilnilynnil tvolon leave Ilrldieoport at
3:11 . n 111, 4 • 1 11 9U 310 5 351 p w I rolorolog,
!tow rho: no.o an 05',x on. 12:30, nod 1,411 p
°moon - 110g ith khollnr 01% Ihnollog
flu .11.1nyk : I nave New York at 5:19 p in, Phila. ,
delphin..l 3.00 a ;la:soda:11 p fa, (Ow 0:00n nn,
train
nom 07 .011 v , o Reading.) leave l'ultsvllle nt 8:110 a
; mace liarrlabortt nt 2:45 n nl, And 2:00 p
Nnveekllnoloon at 4:25un0l 015 p In; leave Itnldhtg
al 705 It. In, and 111:35 p m for llorrlelonrg, nit 1.14
no fur Now York, it 7:21 In, for Allonlown and
ItiO 10 la on and 4:15 p.m. fan Chllndolphln .
Svasolt,•School cur
slide Wk.., 61 and frfdii all' points at roduced rat.
111.1ggage checked tlir ; ono handroil pound
allow-I Ouch inusi.i.n,o .
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Asut Solo o t K•IK Mucti'ry
It ailing, May li, 1h72.
pENNSYLVANIA 11(A11AtUAD.
s v TT SI T A4l 1, E.
might Trains (Daily) to and from Plrila
delphia and Pittsburg, and Two
Trains Daily to and from Erio
(StiniTtkA oxcefittid).
AFTER MONDAY), Juno (1, 111 n.
Pax voger Traim of tilu PqmFyly4tulit
k.ii.ml ,l °off. AO' will .40111 Cow' Ilarliwburg mud
ttr,11,0001., itipt Pittaburg m
- • EAsTWARD
pt)-141111atlididt14 EXproso ltxtv, Ibtrviiduirg
daily (exce•pt )1,051x)) at 50 Iv.] arrives at
IVeot Philadelphia at 0 50 El. Si.
.25-1 , -,4 Mutt Icave.l Ilarribliurg dilly. (ox,ept,
)111,11),) at 3 2:1 A. m and arrives at \Vent Pldlndei•
1.1111 a. 71)6 a. m.
ti 30—Mall I rapt learns Ilarr'sburt: daily (except
Sunday) at 6 Du pant., and qrriven ut P 1,111001.1114
at 12 11 a. m.
9 55—LParlilc Express leaves. Harrisburg daily
at 'lO 95 a in., np.l arrives at Went Philadelphia at
1 :10 p.
1 RX PRESS leaves Ilarriebarg daily
(except Nand,") nt 2 00 p, in., and art iva at Went
at 6 00 p.. 91.
10 95—C9191911W .I , :preaa 15,0191 Harrisburg daily
at 10 25 p, m., alai aril,. at West Philadelphia at
'2 40 a, tn.
3 55-11arrInbut Accommodalloil Itlfct itntittf;
burg $ 1 . 0 4'• b e P.l''Ye 'lt P• and lir•
;iv n bt 111. 0 101111.10 , ‘ ik4
7 50-11tiartutter vitt Niouitt Joy, lonruu
171itrrialoorg doily (except mintlEty) a{ 7 Pt 4, 41,, m t d
artheit at Went Phlladvliollia at 1:1 40 a In
• WIttiTWAltD: "
4 40—Erlo Ihprep4 Wont,' for Frio, It.aver liar
riallorg dully (4r4copt,Suaiday) at 4 40 p. tu.;arrliriug
la Erlo at 7 '4O a. su.
4 15—.E.A.11 4 . ..aAIII, wont, for Erie. lentos Ilarrbi•
burg daily 1,11, llrriYillg at Erin nt 1 30 I,
• 10 70—Cluelnuatl o.orva 11arYlehnrg dully
...via. Satin day, at 10 30 p, nrllYea at Altoona
at Il 44 R• m., and Ityrke,rat Plttablira itt'B 20 a. tn.
4 04—pAGIFICI ihurwbur r , dully
1t 4 05 It. nt , arrives rat Altoona .0 05 a. m. sod
arrlyes rat l'lttl.burF ut ii MI p.ln. '• • -
14 55—soaalere Expreae loaves Ilarrlf.burg
dully at 12 65'. In.. arrtyas at Altoeua at 5 20 U. la.,
and arylvee at Pittsburg at 510 n. tn.
A 50-I+sust Milo lung ox llurplxl,nrg daily
.(oxerpt
Susulay ) nt 1 50 p, nt:, arrives at Altoona:11r 9 VS p.
10,, Litho./ as tear Lind arrives at PittybargAt.l ' ,a,
• 1 20—Mall Pruitt loaveis Harrisburg - daily (oxcept
Sunday) at 1 20 p. tu.,artivos at Altoona at 710 p.
suppor and arrives atPlttslas rg at 1 05 u nt.
7 311-IYay Pussongor 'Yraln loaves lisirriebnrg daily.
(except Sosidays) at 7 30 a. an,., arrives at Altoona
at 1 30 p. m., and nt Pittsburg at 8 20 p. tn.
3 00—Through Passes gar Train leaves Ilarrlaburg;
daily otrept tuday, at 3 00 n sn., arrives Altoona'
at 8;10 a an., LI arrlvbs at Pi I tobstrols at 1.35 p
SAIIILIEL A. BLACK,
Supt. 111111(110 Div. Poona. It. It.l
llarrlalturtt Juno 3, 1E172. . • '
t :Ribbons, Millinery,
RIBBONS d I t T w i tIc I DT P Rl' D
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ALSO .. ;
Whi to (.4 °oda, Embroideries ~SEei
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ARMSTRONO, CATOR &, CO'
Importers, Manufacturors'and jobbers,
Lonna, Trimming, Neek SUIt Sash Ribbons;
V.TELVE'S ItlßßOßiii,wpcu tme, .
130111 Bilke r „
VolvOts and Crhport
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FLAIR' 1t3,.
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Straw Bonnets and *Judi.' ,and CbUdron's Hats,: •
•••, • • • . TOU.IMHP 'AND USTRINSIVD. '.. ,t' , ' ."
~ . . ANI? 41 , ,+.430Nr1E077,11031,WA1111110P10,
W117'217 acidDs, , LININs; EMBYool;tufatt•
Sotto, „ , ;,,( i ; .!.- ~',
IhualkerrldlA,
' • .' ' • , 'ldling, ' •
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Head Nuts,
NOB. 237 aud l 239 nalllnnoro drool, Baltbaoru bid.
These goods aro inanufanrurbd by us or 'bought fur
Quilt •,illroutly from- tiro, Eatannan• and, Athurlcan
Manufacturers, onibrndlun nll the latest noroltlde,
Utioqualltal In varlaly and cbenpness In aby suarkqt.
• ,Ordors filled drlth yarn, npumptuora pad Alpivßtcp.
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,HOUSES SIGN;-.AND' • ORNAMENTAL
. ~PAINTER,. GRAINER AND SANDE;::
Graining eximated in thii Vest city style, and finished in oil , or varnish. , Work
'done
,PramptlY'andlri the . ridatost: manner bir experienced imaimen. All kinds
sandstobe eartectlyiniitated::'•l use' the'best material ) an am prepared to execute .
tin: Flitted styldlcolors. lam prepared to compote in price with any other mechanic
bf the,cemtY, reeidenco,
Weett i 3 ..c•rurreit treat.
-Shop;.27tLouther Street, between Ilanoyer and Bedfiird.
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Unsurpassed',Display
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L, T. GREENFIELD'S
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No. 18 East Main Street.
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The Great Specialty, - ' •
SDELiiI-K,Eff•
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.
,Beautifel assortment of Japanese Japanese' Poplins, Japanese Robes,
Chen. llidhairs; Princess Cloths, Stripe Parisienne, Silk and. Wool Pongee, Black
Iron Bareges, Alexis Poplins, WootDelains, &o. In a word, everything in DRESS
GOODS that is Now, Cheap and - Desirable; I
• The most complete 1„
STOCK. OP•MOTTIZNING- et-bons
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ever offered in .this market. '
In Cashmeres, Bombazines Bombazine Cloths, Silk and Wool Henrietta Clothe
Belgean Cords, Batkte;_Astralian Crapes Crape Veils,' &c - ..
. Orden for Funerals Promptly .and ', Satisfactorily Filled
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An immense stock of the above in all the latetit novelties of 'the season now ready
for inspection.
Choice lot of Now Spring Shawls - and. Scarfs.
STACK'S OF DOMESTIC GOODS"
And Table Linens at low prices.
M De - PEr VI ..A.l=l.
Having increased my stock and facilities in this branch, I am now prepared to
offer an assortment second Co none in town
Black Cloths and Doeskins, Propel' Cassimeres and Suitings,
English and-Scotch Cheviots, 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 fail'to please.
L. T. GREENFIELD,
No 18 East 'Main 'St., CARLISLE. -
Gr- -1 IDisp . lay
OF- •
Goods for , Spring and. Sumnier.
47 K
WEST MAIN STREET.
Now roeelvher I mu: N ENV YOR fuel PIIILADELPIIIA dui largest and must euntplotes oek ufeeery artial
la t h.. DR Y NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, Ac., Se , ever offered to CARLISLE.
1111100 0000 S.— Ilentitilitl Bitten and Colored 011.1C9,
Ot sturdy and Plato .laps near SILICS,
Oroy Stripe Stininn•r SILKS, •
g Wtti
Dully yattlyn A I'A,i ESE, .d (j - nools In bi all ht
Commos,ttht POPLINS,
l'l chi Dreet lA. id:. Croat Variety.
PECI A 1.1'5 —As usual, we idler onturptis.ed Murk A ItittellY Mohnilr, also all e-)era or name gouda
ut Soo inl Rost tiedierenf
Black (loths and Ii F .9
Leos Cee•dneor•- Tweeds, Rentrteky cleans and Cotton Coat lee, euo P.m Stuffs at Old prices, oltho
the a 001000 nod Cotton a of L. t ho- ad.nneed enueltlentble.
••• A IICTION• 11A110.4 INS ., White Quilts, Sp, ink Slin win , Son Urnbrelles and Piraliols,
'Cobh, Towels nod 'Cowling, Napkins, Lama Points lad Souks.
Pio •it lii , hens, nil Oint g, and 1 , i.111,. I.'ooo'll whit, Sro riudet, elegant shades Plain and Plaid, Ludlum' Linen
Ihnetkutch tete. tun Cs Ilnektus•dr , ll. All the above nt lowest prides ever offered to Carlisle.
WHIT; tales. DOMESTIC 0-001)S,
Chines In grew vorioty, Striped Vletork Lawns, (until sly new thls 5w00n,,,) Plain SWirls Vie Lawns,
Nonte•oikt.. Litton., fluid Na tomtits, Bleached and Brown Thistles, Ticklngs, Cilooss, Striped Skirtings,
°lngham, Blue trills ntril Inutitun, Rtll tent: h sheeting, Rho. lied aud Unlileacittl. All Ott prices to snit
[tuella., 210 Pitehotiee Colieto.e, oil New Styles, l.leht and Dark, 0, S. Ili, Wl',
FANCY 010050 AND NI /CIO —l3olles' New; ty le SilliTlex, Oloves, Lail) and Llt r en Collars,
Under 811,,,, (nine Spring Veiling, in Orenntllntor, blowgun and flirttrrid Netts, and every article In a
that ,bun NOi:VII //0113V, lot lowest prices
DICIVES.—New Spring Coolers Kid 0101 . 0, ooty P.. Dort two Carted, Sealluinel,
Slooles Si 36 1301-4' all Litre,. Corded null Relented Ilentlkorehisrs, 1356 r• worth 25. Murk's 0. N.
T., 2eo pled, 'peel Colt .is, 11l colors, 7e. Itt•el Spool Cottons 2 0 yttrcla, othor notkes, to. „Best Skirt
Iltuide, s 1,11114
lu sell Clorols at OC 'S. OASII STURKtat Prices to cult the Omen.
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18np72 47 West Maio Street, CARLISLE, PA.
I. EdEVINGSrraIsT.
•. - : NO,. 22 NORTH HANOVER , STREET ~• • ' •
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t lles Pet opiined tbr the inspeotiOn'of hiscusibniers;andl'ublici one of the finest
and choicest lots of. goods for Custom. Trade ever presented to. this Public. Call
, aed examine, his goeds and pripee,andjtidge for yeurself, !,„ . „;! ~ ,
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NEVEte•:ANY 'TkouBLE., TO ,SIIIO,W ,0.000 s;
~.... . ' . Also a complete 'stook of " ' r"' -c . ~ 1 • "
Shirts, .• ~ , , • u , '
, ~ ' , • ' Thiat . •,.
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,- Viiiisek,, .
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' rOtipanteus, Oa.,
•p e d everything belonging tda Goat's fornislileg and Traveler's department. ' ••
'2sap72ly - . ~, •., •.: , ~' . .
THE . :DOLLARAIiEWARI):SOAP.
The only Sordcln the world Gird washes ilannels, withont ahripUipg
Washes with .hot, cold, hard, soft, or salt' Wider.' ReinovOS , Pitch, Tar, paint,
Grease,X'rinters' , lnk, Sweat, Loather or Trutt •Stailis.• 'Stip&ler' te- , 0,0116 Soap
for Toiet pnrpesee..:Agents' wanted.'Bond three cent staniptoi'l'iletillir arid
RAPPLEYEKNIGHT, Manufacturers; •
;•. • • • • * 1,531 and 1,5118 Ridge Av,enne, ig k In, P.a.. •
' •TAE DOI:LAR. '•'RE
WAip t i ) . 54 5 4/ 3
• ••• Is folk sale , INpckfty hnd . .7.4TA1#61 1. 1 .
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