AGRICULTURAL. COLUMN.
WITEAT STRAIV.
If the straw is bright, free from tist,
is cut at the proper time, carefully cured
and stored; it will make a large quantity
of excellent fodder, especially for sheep.
Eiret7 shook of Wheat,' as` 80011 4 aS,tho
last sheaf is set up, sitostld be covered.
with a hay-cap, ex coM in cloudy weath
er. As the ears of the mew grain arc
nearly all exposed to -the burning sun,
hay-caps should' be provided to prevent
too rapid drying of the grain, as well as
to'protpot it from rain. Besides this, if
" it is catching weathdr" (weather when
showers
„... .and sunshine follow each other
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in rapids recession) a farmer Who em
ploys. ha -caps, can work at his wheat
between ewers, keep the grain always
dry, and the straw bright. AS soon as
a heavy s over is passed, let the caps be
rob:toyed, and lot the sheaves ho re
shocked, which Avili greatly facilitate tile
curing of both the grain and the straw.
A great many farmers lose, in one sea.
sou, more than enough in grain, ,straw,
hay, and ill - labor, to pay for all the hay
caps they might need for many years.
If the grain is to be thrashed in a few
days or weeks after harvest, instead of
storing the crop in the barn, th'en run
ningVl the straw out ofdoors, stack the
grain' near the barn doors, and run as
mueli Of theAtt r aw into the barn as can
be stored. When straw is stacked, let
the base be madq.parrow, and the top
carried up frOm a-Vidight bilge, slim and
tall, rather than so broad and lint that it
will retain nearly all the rain - that ma r t'
fall on it. ~..j
Good straw is so vahaable for fodder,
that it will pay well to stack it with un
usual taro. It is always better to make
a long and narrow stack, than a: broad
circular, or square one. The straw.
Should bo run on, or pitched on at one
end, rather than,on ono side, as the stack
will settle more uniformly. The summit
should be finished with a little long hay,
or long straw, with a great many of the
straight bunches placed up and down the
slope, Which an export stacker will do
with great rapidity. Then, after the top
is finished and a few small hangers put
on, let the sides be raked down carefully,
when the straw is wet, so that the surface
of thu top will be covered with straws
and leaves lying up and down the slope.
If a stack be topped off in the foregoing
imanner, it will require a heavy and pro
tr,mted storm to wet more than two or
tl lye inches deep. If ono has at hand a
ft -,. hundred feet of sound fence-boards,
siztaon feet in length, the top of the
stark may be built to slope olio way, and
.. the boards laid directly on the surface,
with narrow ones over the cracks.
Scarcely an hundred pounds of straw
would 'be damaged in a largo stack, if
the top were covered in this manner.—
Nrae York Observer.
NEW ENGLAND'S GRAIN PRODUCT.--
Of the six States east of the Hudson,
Vermont comes nearest to raising its own
bread, producing 454,000 bushels of
wheat in 1809, or about a bushel and a
peck to each inhabitant. Taking the
army ration of 22 ounces of fit:Mr per day
as a basis for computing the consump
tion of bread, it follows that Vermont
raises biead enough to supply the people
of the State 37 days, and that tc make
up the deficiency they aro obliged to
purchase 3,830,000 bushels per annum.
Maine makes the next best showing in
the cultivation of wheat, producing in
1869. 278,000 bushels, sufficient to last
elev, a days, and purchasing 8,500,000
bushels. Now Hampshire, with a de
creasing population, was a trifle behind
Mai producing 103,000 IffishelE—a
lita.ai more than a half bushel to each
it—and purchasing 1,250,000
bush Is, or ten days' supply. Con
ner Miff makes a much poorer showing
than New Hampshire, producing 38,000
bud, Is—enough to supply the people
Wit], 'tread for ton days—and purchasing
7,518000 bushels. Massachusetts, though
Ithein4 a larger area than Connecticut,
raise 1 only 34,000 bushels, which, ground
to ' ,mar, was suflicfent to give the in
habitants of the State bread enough for
breakfast and dinner, but not enough for
supper! The people of this common
wer.lat purchase 20,300,000 bushels of
wheat. 'Rhode Island raised 781 bushels'
of •••• heat in 1869, and purchases about
3,0c0,000 bushels per aom,ln. The six
Na w England States t,o,kinier purchase
in nuund 'numbers from 10 to ,i 0,000,000
bush, Is of wheat, and quite as much of
otl r grains ; or, in round numbers,
100,000,000 bushels of grain.-11,,5t0,
Ad certisar. .
THE CUIMANT WORM.—WO ;no in
formed by Dr. E. Worcester, of 'Walt
ham, that the currant worm, swdesti ac
tive to a favorite fruit, may• be fully and
almost inmie,diatoly destroyed by the use
of earbolate tit' - lime. The doctor tried
the powder in many insrunces during- the
past summer, and found that while it
was fullY effective as helloboie, it was Je..s
disagreeable, less costly, and perfein
safe. The method of using it is to sprlG
kle
it over the vines as soon as the worm
makes its appearance, bringing it well
18poitact with the leaves, and soon tile d
post is destipPed. It needs but two or
three applications. In this way, for a
few cents, largo quantities of currant
Leslie:4 may be saved • and the fruit al
low e l to mature, and no danger what
evei incurred. Neither the foliage
noi the fruit is in any ytty injured by the
=Lige of limo. It will be well for our
near! s 'to - remember this now, as the
fruit season is returniug.-- 7 Boston Jour
nal f Chondalfy.
A CIIIAINNY TIIAT WILL NOT SMOKE,—
:scientific American gives the follow
ing Lintz to those who would 'build a
chin.ney which will not smoke.' fhe
pointis to make the throat not loss
than four inches broad and tivelve ;
then die chimney should"be abruptly en
larg t• I, to double the size, and so con:
tin,,e,l for . one foot or more ; then it
ma: ,o` gradually tapered oil as desired.
he inside of
.the chimney, through
out ~s whole length to the top, should be
pls 'vet] very smooth with good Mortar,
wli;,,n will hardon . witli ago. The area
of :.. L'hinufeY - shoUld be at least half a
squllro foot, and no flues legs than shay
squAru inches. The best shape for a
circular, or many-sided; as
givl less friction (brick is the best
rna.eoial, :is it is a non-conduotor), find
the above the roof the bettor.
IiVALICB , —The Western, Rural
he following directions for •inak
"tug
,ng previously graded and' rolled
the crum', heat coal or gas tar very
hot, and with a long-handled dipper be
gin al ,no end of a pile of quito coarse
gray.,:. pinning on the tar,quicklyshovel
ling I r And over so as to mix thellifighly4
, Cover the ground two and ono-haltAr
thre.,:jilehes deep with the tarred gravel;'
and t:en roll. Olean rho roller .with
broo as you proCeed. Then pit on a
layer of fine tarred gravel ono and a half
inches thick, .and roll. Then sprinkle
the burritce. with hot tar, spreading the
_ samo with a brooi ; finally, cover the
surface with !rt coat - of fine sand, and
. your walk is complete,. ready for uso,
"Itelvill improve In hardness by, age.
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SPRING
L. GRtENFIELErS,
REDUCED
1 will offor, — from rills day, groat bargain■ in
1 7§1- 74 L )
LACE SACQUES, PARASOLS &C„
w FIL I rr o-o 0 I) S.
The above reduction in prices aro real. The Goods the best in the Market.
am determined to make a clean sweep of all tho odds and ands, without regard
to cost, to make room for the Fall Trade.
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Calicoes, ,Mu9ns,
Summer Pants StuffS, &c.,
Just received, and will be sold at very low prices.
Men's and Boy's,' Suits Made_to Order at Short Notice.
The public are respectfully invited to Call and examine the abore bargains at
L.T. GREENFIELD'S,
11ju72
111V11 44, 4 T 0r - S , TON - ,
NO. 22 NORTH HANOVER SHEET,
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NEECTIAbT
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Has just. upertad for the inspection of his customers and Public, ono of the finest
and choicest lots of goods for Custom Trade ever presented to this Pu,Mic.' Call
and examino his Rids and prices . , and jadge for yourself.
L.J.L.
NEVIR ANY TROUBLE TO SHOW, COOL'S.
Shirt
Ties,
VllliNeht,
•
Portmanteaus, &c.,
and everything belonginff to a Gent's furnishing and Traveler's department.
2.Thi.721y
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• - - ARLISI.E. M-AY
• v Ts C , tiT c - let) tir qs)
A NEW INVOICE OF
:FINE FRENCH CASSIMERES,
FRENCH GRENADINE VESTING, -
FRENCH MARSEILLES VESTING,
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Wufford's Striped, Linens,
Barnsley's Striped Linens, ,
Taylor's' Duck.
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lA° 8 Ritter & Son:
_Don't fail to see our NEW and FULL line of Furnishing Goods.—the latest of
revery description. SHIRTS a specialty:
We have Shirts to Stock of every variety, Wide or Narrow. Plaits, open back or
front, rar stud's or eyelets. 80=172
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MUSE q • AND ORNAMENTAL:
PAINTER, GRAINER AND' SANDE
training executed in the best city style, Attul finished in oil or varnish Work.
clone promptly and in the neatest manner by experienced workmen. All kinds of
sandstone correctly imitated. I use the best material, and am prepared to except°
the.latest style colors. ' I am prepared to compote in pried with any other mechanic
of the county. Place of residence, •
WaSOL" 3E:licxnaleireqt *Retrfeere
Shop, 27, Loud= Street, between Hanover and Bedford. .
23mar2tf
THE . . 'DOLLAR. REWARD‘:'SOAP•
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Thu ~nly Soap in , the' world -that washes Fla:owls without shrinking thorn.
Washe: . with hot, cold; hard, soft, or salt water. Rinnovea 'Pitch, Tar, Paint,
'Grease, Printers' Ink, Sweat, Loattir,or Prdit Btains.• Superior to - Cnatilo Soap
for Toilet purposes.' Agents wanted. Send, three cont stamp for Circular, and
Price List. * .
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RAPPLEYE .•& KNIG"' HT,Mtinufacturers ft .
•,. • • 1,01 And 1,533 Ridge 'Avenue, Philat)elphia, Pa."
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.' • THE .DpriLA:ll,-,REWARD SOAP " . '• ,
. ••• .' is foraale by C. INIIOFPatid J. L._llltl4oY, •
7mh72(inl* .... . CARIAIRLO,
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N 6. 18 East Main St., CARLISLE
TAILOR
A N - D
Also a complete stock of.
TI'Ll 11
, .
Dry Goodii," - A)e.
VERY 4. -. .T - TTR.ACITIVE.-.
nad tkmpl ' ing Oro 04 pllcol or
; NICE -GO OD
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now opening nt tho wog known' eetablielgoont of
tlid stiPteriburo,l.l.l6, being 11.0 , • •
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GOODS!
ShCoNh'I;It.EAT ARRIVAL
Pure Blac_k_ Sil.ks,
tll4 erlOblyttqd LYON " •• pi v4.ry lOW
o'l.llo. at., 'loll lin,
MOURfiIIIGMIDS 9
such. mt. the wry 1.1 erAmisE cboTit, pima B.lk
Warp BLACK itERN Nl, 1.4 , 1111 WOW ELA IN ES.
twat BOMBAZINES, I.;.st BL ‘i U bI'ACAS,
lllack nod Black and Whit.. 01 , 11. k 11S, CALI.
CUES, CHINTZESnud I'EaCALES.
WHITE GOODS
FOR DRESSES, ~m,ll us
FRENCH. MUSLINS,
NAINBOOKS,
1LISI101! AND VICTORIA LAWNS.
TARLETOTS,
GRENADINES,
WHITE FRENCH MEICINOES
AND EASIIWERES,
LINENS, AC
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS
übe found In thls county. Anil when you come
pore and esmolno our !ergs sleek yon need go no
mther, es Met x onll.V bu a este of 111110 end in lose
f money.
We beet , a gr.at mriny new
ALPACAS AND POPLINS
varloga gra.o+ uud pricarjrhogp).
acork
EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS.
GLOVES,
lIA N LIE KBE 111 ETS,
TRIMMING',
OATS FOIL LADIES, MEN AND BOYS, .
ISKTItTB AND SKIRTING,
SHAWLS, TABU , . LINENS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIIHERES
COTTON AND LINEN GOODS
for Mon and Boys. and a very large a.xorltnenl
mall Ware. and
witlch we cannot Ideation for want of room
perFone In want of bargainit Cell get them
calling at tide well•knowo lion., that bait et•ui
the atom it of two force patties in the
World, and noeoped unhurt.
Please come, and bring the chive along a lilt you
A, W. BENTZ & CO
May 20 , 1872
tnnin72tf
ESTABLISHED 1890
HARDWARE HOUSE !
Ilexar SAXTON. I J. P. 11lat,r, I 1). II 9
Building, Farming and Mechanics'
Hardware Tools and Materials. '
NUII4, Iran and Stoel of all nitro., elap,x idol kind+.
Railroad and 111nlug Pioks, our
iVotherill Ilro Find Natioal, Ihvk, nd oil
o tho r faroriio 01
WWI a full naeurtmuut of Tula. oloolura Raw
and Boiled I Insetal Oil. -
C ell AND FURNITI:iIIr,
Varnishes, Glass, &c
G1...1N; mill I.lthrlmti,,,l Oils
Canton I. P 1 wit, I Silver r
t• Ow nl'iev , ln nod A tt . l .. S . l:::l t t w• •
CeiliarAVtkro, Rope, Lanterns, .te.
HARDWARE,
f•ury nod Prarl-Itoutolled Table not Pork. Cut!. ry
R„ igoraS Buytuattr 4 a Ilna St.laxurs awl SAtt..ti
Ft,„. Gilt Curtain Coral, x owl Handel
D r ", Stall. l4odm, Whitt. and Mork curios! I Emir for
`amour uud Flll,lllO, llrovu 11010 Sont-
k,. , welt m full 11. of UplitdArrer'n g00d,4
la good*, muck nes r u n it s NVrlngo...
Bi r d Cn g rw , Driving mud 111411Win,p, kc
Solo Agonin for i'lanien Shilling lit ,Mud
plow., 0, hi, inn +con Par Cosh.
r.”l.rial listen.
Tholastlard al a r.ann t introdarll
tutu tale mrction, %%din% l u cre Ow nava ,
~.Idffing Omani and Bteo, 1311nar, mt colonel lino Aaron
price. 4.liltu ordinary Ca. Iron oar
Polo Agoutis fur ['Minor's N told Iron Plant.s.
Hole Agobta our IllarolkaaN ?atm) Wettlbur Strip
This g enmhigru both economy rind comfort, thor•
onglily preventing drafts.of cold air Mater and
demi in .Yaninirr Chu price for stripping on entire
house is more than saved during Om Winter by the
economy of fuel, It taking at least ono third less'
fuel to produce the same warmth. It is made in
Walnut, link, and Plain White, for both door and
wiudoVis, no Chet It can be adapted to'any loniser
Our goods aro rbought 14 large nualititirs from
The munufacturea, nod with Mesh! of our !hog ex
perience, aro ,eleeted with 11,0 111'1110aq , I'llre owl
supervision, and we would invite ull xllO wish to
purchase the boot goods ut the losant cash rates to
patronize us.
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Country merchants will certainly And
it to their advantage to .call Or write us
for quotations, before purchasing.,
Wo Rornsiu Respectfully,
Et SAXTON & CO:,
N 0.15 EMIT MAIN STREIIT,
1E4.0,72 Carlisle, Pa
"DOMESTIC"
Family and Manufacturing
SEWING MACHINES
Leading polofii of ov:elle:ice combined
An tfie Domestic :
I.:`.EAtra, Size and room under arm.
• 2. Simplicity and direct action.
8.. Ease of operation.
, 4. , 'Quietness—no cams or gear wheels.
b.' Cylindrical hardened oast, steel
shuttle •
100
bobilin in- use ; will
car* yards'aotton or silk.
(1., Saperior,automatio take up;
7:,141f-adjue4pg tensions. •
pan not bo put out of time or ad
justment 'Phis is a quality pos
seeded by no iittlor headline in the world.
B,Great'range of.wark. • .
JO. DUrablilty•Af working parts.
Every mar.hino warranted to be all we
' olaim for it.
. Please calt'UMP cavofdlly 'examine the
""Domestio" as it will give me pleasure
to shoW 'the *irking, of the Machine to
all, whether they have or -have not any
otherinake in use. •
Oirculare with styles: and prices sent
to any [Wilms:son ropiest. • 11p17211ei
Ijft . * • MING
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A 101 l lino of
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Alba, the largest stock of
fillE) rINON
ME
FANCY GOODS,
Hardware, Cutlery, cec
CARLISLE
H. SAXTON A., CO
110 USE FUI(NISUING
Donzestie .Setving Machine.
THE NEW
JOS. W. OGILBY,
• . Carlisle.
"Agent for Otaberiand Canty.
Dry Goods, &c.
READ READ ! !
DUE •de, BMIETioLDER
have now open, ono of the finest Stocks
of new and desnable Goods ever shown
to the Their immense stoelc•of
iilss
ur (PVC
ILY
'comprises all the novelties of the Sea
'son.
DOLLY YARDEN'.S
livid) kinds •of Go'ods
I=l
IMMIEME
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WWTE GOODS
in evar , .gythie, among which can be
found. - -
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and everything in the white goods line
SHAWLS! SHAIVLS !
We have the
MAY QUEEN
ROSMAN! ,
and all the different makes of Shawk
which we have the reputation of selling
cheaper than the cheapestl
CLOTHS AND CASSIIHRES
We offer n special inducement to every
one needing a
:;'PRINO SUIT,
having a line assortment, and having the
befit Tailors in -town to tualco thorn up
to order.
Call and see the line assortment of ail
(rinds of
- ID:P., - Y . -GOOD S
We have added a full line of
TRIMMINGS
to suit all kinds of
I) 1? E 8 G- 00 D 8
When you wish to examine a fine
Stock of C4oods, we would urge you to
call at our store to ascertain our prices
before you commit yourself.
We will give every attention, and if
not, successful in selling even a small
bill, shall be glad cur the call.
New invoices A' late styles added
every week. Don't forget.'
I)UKE
North Ilanover Street,
• Below Carlisle I)eposit Bank
18:11).72
llerlical
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CUIIANTUR
II UM P E S'
H E 0 PA I'lll Sl - ',E3C.I 1% CS
I T T AV E provetl, from the must ample
all virtire LL.LII4:
:11111 lr•—
rr, i 111 , it.ot awl Itrliabli. Thvy nie ol.ly
)14 , 1114 . int . 3 po, 4.1:41,te.1 to
. popolir ItHL•—tiLL
1.1. that ILll•takes Alt loot I , it 1111.1t,1u .1111..; them
1$ Ilikrollt . • , US ILL I.4.!rra I,lti .11411.4. r, itis.lmo
itL I L 111,LIS. I PilLlbiLL.rl.rllll,l 1 . 1i•ILLI
bigh..st r9minvodittloti fr 4 ,111 It MO ,t 111 always ren.
der .11,41:iction.
' O 4 CVOS
L. Cal F.,01 Cc Ttgvntlot, lollitinnottion, 25
2,
111 11 ornixorni IVorni
.1, ('lint t0.1.11111.g
1, I lll,lri I. ..1 (711• tlr• or .I.lllli
.5, Dyni.nth:ry,
5. do Choler,. Nlorlio., Thinning.
7, .In
% /51 N,tli nigh, T00th...1.v, 1 , :kc1•ac11,
110 11., 1 ,k ht.o, S•ch Vorti,,,,
10, 11 . 1 11)•114•15l1.1. 1',11.11+
I I, d o 111.1,1 q ‘ . r Pitinllll Prr10n..25
12, do Itllo., I`t •111.
elto otilo C01,p,11.,1411ir1d og, 25
11, do • NI t llt 111/1. 1.11 ., +.151'11, 15 ,u.tiL.n.
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10, 4144 Callur li. null[ , -. r r 1040.0 1141104. za 5.1
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21, .1. A• 411404.., tippre,,. d 1tr....i102g. 50
I 22, In rar 100100 04-2 linrdted h..-tog. to,
23, Ib Sri Orllin, elil 0ig...1 g1a1.11., S‘,.. Hinge, 20
21, 410 114000411 12•1•1111 v, phy.d al 4 , raLllOl4. 20
22, do 10-4414.4 Y and 44ronty Sr,. 1.14.0. 20
4,4...., 41 4 1. 1 4•44 1 1 .4,1, 4.0,5, bit -, io—n.r.4ol ,!ding. 20
do lii 10014 10.04,4•,114441e1. bl)
2,1 do Not 1.., IniYiIIPTS ' , Milian gilli,.111•114
11/11;;•u 14 Oil
Wtlll tom , ',du(
. v. ty t• c.i u.lO
o'Ll Solp 5U
:40. .1.3 NViliki.o.A. welling 1..1 fio
al. ~rlir Pa1. , 101 50
010 al 1 . )13 ,, ,, 111 I (1U
:13, do Si Vltu. hille•. 1 00
:11, do 1,1p1.11J,.11,, ...t. 50
=
yea?. to 00 lor,ut tte o et toot. eV
cote, cottiolotog Sereifle for on t • !Ri
ngo tlttotorot n mm 1) tt, molder! to nott
bouktkof olrootiono Irni iIU tos2s
Smaller Fouttly xn Troveling cases with
21 ro 2$ vlold. from $5 to
Bp,ciflo. ro• b! h
Coring Anti for reovuoll‘o trentownt,
lo via a Rai pocket GLUM.. $2 to 15
p IN-b's EXTRACT,
Curve Burns, Broken. Iraniene,el, Serpi...lei, Fore
Ttstoost, Tootbooho,lorlio, Neuralgia,
!them. thou, hanileige: Plies. Bella, Slings, Sore
Fyes, bleeding of the Liregs, St. mach, or of
plea; Cores, Ulcers. Old Sore,
Price, 6 oz., ha clx ; n t 0,51.50 ; Qihu In. 81.75.
ArarTheNO itelordiee, except Pontl'li EXtraCt, nY
tllo.l.tie or single hex, are sent to tiny port of the
country, by mall or express, Ina of charge, on re.
celpt of the price. liddress.
Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathio'litediciue Co.
Oates and Depot. No. 562 Broadway, Now York.
For solo in Carlisle, by 8. Ilaversticic nusl
Common ,t.lYertlilugton.,
Undertaking
1873
D. StPE & BON,
UNDERTAKERS,-: - --
NO. la NORTH' HANOVER sL E 1
CARLISLE, PA.
We lowa Um !argent, finest and best stock of eto
durtalter's materials on hand in the colny. We
exectito the beat workmanship, !taro gentle horst%
and splenditbglass hearses, Prompt attention paid
tn all tills, whether mad& in the night or day.
COFFINS AND CASKETS
4:11' ell tho dllisront q tylox and qudlillos.' Also Lean•
till Notailla Caeltuts, Shrouds, ready mob lid
made to order, no Wu loop (ha goods fl op.t.ntly;on
bond.
%Vo would call especial attontlon to nor Patent
Preserver, which will keep a corpse Id a lon-feet anti
dry Mato of preservation nod vialbla, without any
pressure, front day to day.
IV° Ictep constantly on band a beautiful !hock of
rlcTuicu FIIAIIhS, IIItAOKETB,
MIRRORS, SHADES, PI,OOi ()LOTUS,
..'TAI - 11,1 , 1 CLOTHS, ENULISII lIOLLANDB,
nod all .Icludo of Moo ; All ordord for tho mime
I:a:routed with peatoogs and qivatet.:., Qur block of
WALL PAPERS
I. Om largest In the Valls), and imeoli all others In
varlutY, Leanly, quality and' elteagnoss for, cash.
call and etnandpo fur yoursulvosat,. our establish
ment,
NO. 111 NOIITII HANOVER STRENT.
P. B.—Pofsons wishing to purebaao lota to Ash.
land Cemetery, can be accommodated by calling on
dlndadly , HILT .4 SON.
FOR PURE DRUGS, CIIEMICALS,
and Patent Mills:Mos, go to J. U. 11 nvorstlek,
No. s,Bouth Hanover sireet. Also, B,lloo'old assort
ment or Toilet , kiaps, Perfumeries, end Fancy TOO'
Articles. . . .
J. B. lIAVERSTIOIi,
N 0.5 South Hanover otroot, Quitolo,
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• StOVCR; 1711 , 76C1/1.0 and
SOMBTIIINCr.N.OII7 UNDER T S gUN I •
MIIE" UNDERSIGNED aving just'
rntuniod from the cities with 'Orb stoclehf
goods, invite the attention of all w dosiro Hails.
faCtilM to Call !old oxamino their lamb stuck of
Sioves and ‘Tin;ware
Among the titodlt of estords rt 4. 3, ha found thu
ANTI-CONKER BASE BURNER,
AFITI 7 CLINKEa F 1111: PLACE
together wilt 11.11 the 11;teet.etyloo or • L--".
PARLOR, DININO ROOM. AND COON STOVES
Ithich Ihcy challenV the trmio to compote with
Knives,
Foils,
Spoons,
Dh)pqr4,
together with 'foil Hot, 0,,h1 B uc k e t.,
Shovls And Toc.v, Zinc I.v«ry vnrlnty of Tin
111111 . 3111 i hcpt Its a first.
claw Hume.
tYn lutt Lo fundsh
Pumps fet Cisterns and Deep Wells,
Coeumbor .
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sittotislusl Ist promptly awl uts rmssonals.st tuns..
howdah, ilio plane. the green front on North
Hanover htretit. A Bourn above Loonier.
it n 119 a van an try or determined liAt to bo itndur
unt,l•l soy tither pirtien in thin
Thanitiol for isnot liatronago we extond a cordini
hivLation to ell to pay tie n visit.
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MUNI:SMITH & RUPP,
Nos. 6`2 arid 64,
sTaLET,
CARLISLE,
PA
EKE
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B'I'OVE ‘N 1 UNWARE
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In .111 11 , 1 . 11: 1 1 1 : 111. 111 1 11.1.1 a.! lit
Agiqn v Ln • •
Parlor ant! . (,llieo t'tt,ves,
Mornirq: (11ory
:114,rning Light
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Combination (Las Burner,
P. 111( 1 q
Heaters, Jiitnget:, and Fireboard Stoves,
hi. IL In Id • pal ,t 1 to foroinlL at the Ima. , lt mot ket
141. pr aptly n tlon.leol to. Itor.fing
n...' .1..1 ectite.l 10 Elio most nat.
Gtr t. , ry 01
of I ~.r‘ ~1,11........10401.t1y 00 10001. 00 00010 to
1 11 r.
lg., 0 .00 1.0: 10000.1 orkmon otnplalyo.l.
he hop., lov o 01.0, an, titlou to 100.1nurn to mocure
11.0 00110' I.
110 151. k.
NO. 18 WEST MAIN STALEST.
SAIIUEL It. CLAUDY.
Plumbl»g,,Gas Eating, eLsc
JAMES CAMPBELL. W. R. LIEN WOOD.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
FITTINU
-V No. 13 North Hanover Street,
CARLISI.B.
STILL AT BUSINESS!
tmw fully pi upat ell to at tuittl
to 1..111 , • :11 I'4 14.1111110, Till•)
111, ki , ms'antl) halt.] itn4l
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41 AT ER I. CS, BATH 'FURS,
NV AI ER CU ,+ETS, 111TH "rune,
WAIER CLt , surs: BATH lints,
m'Asu.nAniNe, HYDRANTS,
I 111 anillstp•Cl.tortin,
Litt ~1,11.. Th Cistern..
ft ,: I D. p 11 . .01 l'unip..l, I,w], erra rolln
I It I. ‘l Tt.,3l`,,tt:t
.tt..l 11,3 Cl.illlllhy
(:AS PIPE AND FIXTURES
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nt any twit, el. hor glav or weld, m :II I.t,
1t..,
Soot t.
;Vest.
Ihvin; spotiol
:ulll,ll
C. 4 )1 . 1 . E1t IVi) .1(. or ALI. IMSCII{P'IIONB,
for Still Ituileux nod other s, •t limo" nr nt
covvEß fmtn,ho,l Lo urdm, eitlierdnoA
or bravv.i.
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FURNITURE, 1' URN IT UWE.
AB. EIMING,
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CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, '
ll'eat lbt(il1 Street,
OPPOSITE LEE'S WAIIMIOVSE,
Premium fur Boit Furniture ~worded at till County
latira Flnru 11157,'
Purniturn of all varieties and Ftylew of Foreign and
DOllletaitt 111111111filet on , , from the ILw.t rotteuanal nud
ntaltognoy to the I..weat juiced tuapla and pi no .
PA Rh() le,
DINING ROOM,
1" UIC NIT U B
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•
t 0.011,4 ovory arllolo maul I,j• Homy and nolo!
kuopto 8 oTstt . (olll,o4 approved end N 10
end 01101110 dosign
and linixh. Incluolug 'Moo Canoga Furnlinro in
colts ; Itumption. sod Camp Chairs, Itlatrodoud,
Framed, Pict ureo, 44:
Particular attention given as 110111,1 to futrillo;
orders from town dud conntry at tonllod to promptly,
awl oil modurato t01:1118.
paid to the scUction of Ma/ IN.
A. 11. E..
I,ooroll
18,2
Livery and Sale Stables.,
SALE, AND EXCHANGE
kunui,i,
STERNER BROTHER,
110E9E:4 AND CARRIAO43 T 9,111114
(;.ON 0000 TUOOO, AND AT FELIOUTEBT NOME.
CARRIAGES FORNIBUED 1 0 0 R, FUNERALS
v 4- N. IL Stabb, rOdth (Or 00 bond 'of hot-won
keep.
17teb70
j.VERY' AND pXCHANGIII--.ST
yi-
L'PLEB:
WIL IA If- H. BRETZ, /
IL:tying 'recently purchased the livery stable of
Goo:W..1111Po°, ho would reqieCtfttliy announce
to the citicano of title plitce;that ho hits recently
plirellased it number of now vehicles. In addition,
torn, ho has had the entire stock of buggies,
carriages and Nabs, • •
Itt•PA.INTE'D, 1-0.1-MODELED,
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and iihtnilea 01)10 tba latent city 'Htylo;
nom,. and Clarilnumi to biro at the phOrtOst
NOTD)kI, 'AND ON,IIIIASONADIJD THltble.
VoldclOn furnlslit.d for all oconslone. Itotnombor
time pine°, 0 fInV duo's mouth of thu .f.h , V. It. It. do.
put. In G. IV. lllltmea old stand.
Inlb72lf .
Ladles,
MEE
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i Mani t., Hitt 11.. t:tition
Heater
Parlor Light,
Light Ilouso,
It ‘!,til tILI
Niagara
Supehor,
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‘7IIJ.SII3ERLAND VALLEY It. It
CHANOL•"OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRAINGEMENT
'nd after Thuredny, January 18.1872, Paamenger.
Trains will ring daily, BO followo,(Bunditya excepted):
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ACCOMMODATION TRAO lower Iliirrirburg
9:00 /C. a!, Meelmulettburg 8:35, Cry Mile 9:11, Nowvlllo
11:10,.81111)1).141,14 . g Clltitleberaburg 10:41, Green
entitle 11:16, iirrlvllig At IlagerrtolVn 11:45, A. At. •
MAIL leAres r. M., Nle
ellaplerbuig eiwllrle Neu4ille 3):1•2 51111,
.11,31,1111; 1:02, Cliandiersllorg (Irouillude 5:11,
It 11ago,14,1v1) 5,10, v 01.
lIX PR ItiiB TRAIN lealw Inirrklairg 4:30 r
Op2,CArlisles:39, Netvvillernos,sl4•
pialalitirg 0:33, arrivlng at*Chomberatirg 7:00, r
A 311 NED TRAlN'll,:kveg Chtualairsburg 7:45, A tt
drertntiatio 0:18. arriving at liageratown 10:05, A ))
A 31IXED TRAIN leavot Chninnerrbailt at 4:35
P. , nuasna 5:30: 311 , n, aburg 0:20, Loadron
7:00, arriving at Itioltmouti x17:90 P. AI;
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ACCOMMODATION TEAIN lama: A Chen7a.rallntg
G:PO A MI Sllipponsliarr 5:20, Nawville ,010, Carlisle
533, MecliauirNburg 7:02. :writing at Harrlslairg
7:50,A M.
TRAIT, TRAIN leave n Rage, atown 9:90 AM, rnen
cithtle 9:00, Cliataltertßurg 11,16, Sliimainsburg 10:22,
Nem,llle 10:03, Carlisle 11:10, Itleclataleniturg 12,05,
nrriving nt II arrltilatrg 12::l7, P. N.
" ' I.ESS_ZlTAlLUen.y.De—lingurntoivr. 19.n0_24
Cl reont astln 12:20. Chatilliel 1:07,
1:37, Norville 2:ltt, Carllitle 2:50, itletillitrti , statrW:l:lB,
tril ring at Ilan 1 . 24004; 1:00,e M. .1
A 7,11. x on TRAIN I vllviN P M,
(irouncostl.l rrivi tut at oh inberßlAlll, 5:2a. r m.
4 m!xi: I) TRAIN lisivt.s roN:) ; tat 7. ,, P A. 3,
7:113, Al. 6:00, IVRliitrair•ii RAS, ar
tit ,02 .11 Clialtll.4.l,l,arg U. 11l .r. 31.
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tralnq to ktrot Now lint It, I.t'j,:hin
ton, Italtintort, zthtl nil point- IVettt.
r). N. LULL. Supt
r; Chatob'g 1157'2
soUTII MOUNTAIN • ItAILR,OAI)
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On and after Monday, July 1, 1872, this
Company will run two'trains through
:to Pine Grove, and three to Mount
Holly daily, (Sundays exe.pted).
AB FOIALONV'S :
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s:.—llarrl-ilotri; I'B,os Harris
,lally. Burol.y.loset.pted, hr B 6,5 p. in., and ikr•
1.11 ullt I.lllookrlplillt iit,.l) .11) p In.
7 i'6-I,moloitor Trop via Mount Joy,' lonvex
Ilmrrollorg (01.cen , untlay)lli 7 10 11. nl., and
arrives nt \Vest Plifladolphilt at 12 .10 n HI
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41-1114, Express ll•avt, for Erin, leaven Il.tr
ribtang daily (except Sunday) at 4 10 p. gr., tirrtvitat
at Itrla at 7 40 n. m
15.— ERIN MAIL mart, for Kriu. leavesjiards•
burg daily at •1 15 a. m., arid vlnst nt Erio at 7 < L IO p.m.
10 30--Cinainnati Eiprea4 leavra ilardslatrg nally
eXt. , pl Satinday. at 10 30 p. m., tkrriVt, 41. AllOOllll
at 3 45 a. to.. and atrivre at Pittqlnire. at 8 20 11. in.
1 00— l'Arll l lo 1:471'4138 1. liven llnd rmliorg daily
at 4 05 0. m , arrives at Altoona 0 00 pt. and
arrives ai Pitt.ltarg at 2 0 5 p. ut, . • '
12 55—Southern it‘pretrt lentrn ILu risbnot
daily at 12 fib n II v. , at Altmmq nl 5 24 0 ,
and urn' , 1.21 nl 1'illb1111r1:ta 10 a 7
4 00—Post Lino loaves liarrialatrg daily (rnript
Sunday) at 400 p. 10, atriveu at Altoona at 05 p.
m.,11111.1 nupprn 11111111,1erl , nt I'itlshwgnt I :IS
1 20—Mall Train leaved Ilarrlaburg_dally (except
Sunday) att 1 2U p Altoonnat 714 p.
topes Hopper 01/11 111 . 1 . 1Vg 1 0511 In..
7 3o—NVay I'asnrngvr Train loaves Ihrrisintra daily
(except Sundays) lit 7 10 n. In., arrives at. Altnotut
At 1 30 p.' m., and at rittslairt: at H 20 p.
00-oThrod,it Pantatt gar Train leaven Harrisburg
daily r'xl•ept Monday, 11l S 00 it all, arrivt•.v Altoona
at 0 10 a lll,nud ardrw Xt I'lrtvhttrch at 1 35 p
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2-t4A3IUI4L A. BLACK,
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Supt.: Middle liiv. ron it.. it. It.
.11arrialourd innoll. 1872•
Bibbons, MlU'tncvy,
It 13 110 N RI AND
1E3'72
ALso
White Goods, Embroideries, &e.
•
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
nona,a, Trimming, Neck owl Sash Itihhow,
VELVET 1011110 M, NECE., TIES, .
Bourret Bilks; -
'•Satins,
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VolvotA and Cyapcs,
FLOWERS.'
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•• • ' ViATILED3, ', • • • •
, OItNA)IENTS, . ,
• . VDAMES, SA'
Stritiv ilunnets niol Lull.' and Clllltlren'a llotsr,
liummr.n Aro UNTRIAIMP.D.
AND IN CONNECTIN9MAItEItOOSIS • ''.
WIIITE
GqOPl3, LINI;l1f3, E, t rirp,oibuit Ips;
. . • •
4,
Collans, • 1- 1' '',,. ..
. . ' Fat m, , i) ' ' ,'-' .. .
.. - . Ilandkerelnlefo,
/ Veiling, • '
Ifinikl , Nni . s,
&a.
~ , 10. ~,... , \
N 0,., 2:17 until t.'39 liultionlre 141 . P1.E, Ilitltiloori , , 1181?
Tlic,o good,. on, notoothctun'til by us tir bonglit. fur
ClOl directly troll thin Eurtpilean ond 'Annerlenin
Manufacturers, enibineing.lll tlto intent novelties,
unelloitlled In vEttivty 111fd elkUltptio,lll In any inarlcet:
Orions illleil ivitltcnro, in.,,noplitess nnol tllniniteli.
. 2.3nin72i1t0' , . . . :•••P;' ' ' -
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-Goods for .Spring an.cl. - Supartier .-.,
...-Y-'I7S•., . ...
47 WES,T.. ALAI •STREET. ~ -
Iva roeoll Ina from NEW YOll4llO PIIILADELPI the:4lllmi 01.1mdat complete a °el( ofdvery article
If tint DRY GOODS, Normfls, FANCY GOODS, 0 . au., over offered in CA R.DISLII.
, .
DRESS tIOODS,--Dcantlll.l Black and Colored tz.l i 5,.., . ' ~. „ .
Ilrecndo and P u Japan... SILKS, , • . .
i i , . flray Stripe SomniarßlLlLS, ' _
Light Weight POPLINS,
, A PANESE and Orono adda In all coloro„
' • Dolly Vardett
Plaid Dross Quadri, Great Variety. ._
FPECIALTY —Aa usual, we offer onaurpassed Black Alpanafrand_ Mobutu', also all enlora of same goods
I Special Bargains. Boot makes of .
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• 1 •• •
. - • l ack cloths and .e(issiniei.es
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Fairy COSAlnleres, Tweeds, Kent in Icy lions and Cotton Chatting and Pant Stuffs at Old Paces, altho
the WOOl.l and Cat. 11111111 Pt h. 1111,1111,1,11 f01181,11 , r111/11,
AUCTION .11ARGA INS. Whit o Quilts, Spting . Shawls, Son Umbrellas a n d Parasols,
Table Linens, Towels and Tooling, Napkins, Lama Points and Sacks '
i
Plain Ribbons, all colors, and widths extralvichclor Sashos, clegiutt stalks Plain and Plaid, Ladies' Simon
Ilatalke,ohlers,llent's Ilanlourhlen.. All 11.. :thorn at' lOwcst prices eV, offered in Carlisle.
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'VT — HIT - RI Elia..cl - JDOMSTIO GOODS.
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Pli' o tos In great variety, Shined Victoria Loans, (entlrelji new .1.1i111SV11)100,) Plain Swine Vie Lawne,
N'ainanoltarbincne; - I t laid - NninnordprOileachil-and-lirown-lliiliner=rieltingagtikeving-Ittriprd-Sirtrtin ~
Magnin., Dian Drills and Donhas, fnll will'h thee thitt, 111811,1Pil and Unbleached. All at prices toliult
sarchaker. 200 Packager Calkers, all ^Sow Styles. 1,1:11 nand Dark. 6. 0, 10, 12V,
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.-Ladiree-Now tityle ilir '11)14,1)10V., II nslary,'Lruie and Linen Collar.,
Uncial' Sleeree, Cuthi,Sprlng Veiling, in Orenadinio, Perigee, and figured Netts, and sycrY iirtlelo lu h
fleet rinse Notion Unin:, at lowest prices .
Dill VES.-Istewging Cobra Ladle,' 11,1.1 Wove, on'y 6 1. .1100 Iwo button Uhig,thilteil, Scallnprl,
\ iiii Sinles,sl. :16 oll• e' all lion Vorded and Ile:anted ilandlterchiela, 12 , ,ite worth 25. Clarlea O. N.
T., 2:11 yank, Spool 'atone, all volore, Sc. Ileit. Spool Collo. 2 0 ).rode, Wail r tanker, 4r. Port Skirt
'hold, S cents
Humid to Hell Goods at 0611.11 Y'S CA SIT STOII.II et Pricer to 10111 the Ulnae. . -
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
DV - S - EULT - 17,'
NO_ 4AT /I.AM 'Sr-1112:=T,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's
FiNE
Ile announces to his friends and the public generally , ,,,that he has on hand,
at prices Nshich defy competition, a complete and careh`t ~selected assortment of
City and Custom work of all kinds, among which arc all sfyles of
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MIsSES' BOOTS AND SHOES.
LAMES', GENT'S AN!)
REPAIRING I'llo,lll'7J, I' A 'I TENTDED 70
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Thankful for past favors, 1 assure my friends that my stock IS carefully solecti4l,
and that none but the best workmen are employed by me. My aim is, as :it ti‘itr
has been, It) please and satisfy my munerous patrons, and request a contiriuddee
of tLo carte patronage.
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SPRING AND s TT M. J-V-r-
C l / 4 "Ns
at extremely Low Prices, to which daily additions will be made, and
• POPULAR PRICES MAINTAINED.
Black Silks, Alpacas and Mohairs,
of superior lustre and durability, on wl ,i I defy competition as to Quality and
Prices.
MC)IE.T Dalt
in gri; t variety.
g li tiperior Stock of White Goods
embracing all the novelties of the Season.
CILJOrTiIiA_ND OA SSIM H
Boys' wear a Specialty.
COTTONAD ES AN* FARMERS' DRILLS.
An examination is only neccessary to convince that for Variety, Quality, Duni.
hility and Cheapness, our Stock is second to none in town.
T. A. HARPER,
2.iap72 SOuth Hanover Street, CARLISLE.
NEW ! NEW !! NEW !!!
AT l'ilE OLD CENTRAL CORNER
E\TRAORDIN \RI" BARGAINS.
New Summer Dress Goods,
at greatly , reduced prices.
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
Great bargains in Grenadines.
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Special bargains in riernannies.
Japanese SILKS at reduced prices.
Summer Poplars at ieduced prices
Dawns Very Cheap.
A sPLENDID AssORTmE-NIT OF
white Dregs - Goods, Swiss Muslius French Musing,
Victoria Lawns, Bishop's Lawns,
Piques and Marseilles..
We have the best assortment of the above named
WHITE DRESS GOODS
in town, and are selling (Item at low prices. -
Om.. stock of Parasols and Sun limbiellas is complete in all the newest and
handsonie , t syles. Lace Points and Lace Sacks at unprecedented low prices.
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Linens of all kinds for Ladies' Dresses and Suitings.' .
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IVIE\PS AND BOYS' WEAR.
CLOTHS .A.NI) C_A_SST:M=IRS
Plain and Pitney Linens for Men's and - Boys' suits,
U. duty p 1 ices.
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts; Counterpanes,. &c., in great vnriety,
Dress Trimmincrs'
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Dress Buttons, Handsome Silk Fringes,
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Elegant Laces, Silks and Satins; cut bias,
Itamburg Edgings and Insertings, The Celebrated .
ealats9s SEAMLESS '1(111 • 'GLOVE .
o„, to be had at the CENTRA.L.
Do mit Mil to give us a all, as we -can show you the best assortthent of Dry
Goods in town, and will give you good bargains in all hinds of goo d s .
30ina72 . , MILLER &13 U 171' 0 RFF .
1872.
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Black, Japanese and Fancy-Silks,
Black. liernanies,
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Grenadines, 5
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Linen Stißings, ' '
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White G-oods,
OUR .STY'''.;.lE
Great Bargain ki in
Cheap Cassimeres,
Linen and botton Pants. Stuffs, Stripes,
Musiins, 'Pickings, &o. ,
Evorybody call and got some of tho,Bargains.;
Store RQOM NOrth-eilst Corner .ol,Square..:
.'Six great and•convincing reasons why you shotild buy frpm U, ; '• „• ,
th We'llaVo a resident buyer lupe City' to',pieleup bargaing for: us, ;
. We buy for cash—Vo aro thus enabled to buy blimp and dell - Cheau. •
IS; We have no old goods purchased at high prices. ' • •
Our expenses aro low
-We do not encumber oursch'os with large quantities of goods tip carry over
from,one season to another, but keep our Stock trek' by receiving now good's daily.
We receive ,great many auption lots of goods, which wo can Man. below
the regular rates.
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'Until yot{ have examined oar legant Stock:, We .Want you ,to Utke a look,
whether you wish to huy , for neon; WO tiro 'hot afraid to have our duo& or
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~.Pricps compared with any house in•thatown,
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CARL ISLE, PA
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AD. DYSERT,
No, 4. East Main Street, CARLISLE, PA
Elegant stock of
UMBER,
I-AM NOW OFFERING
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IN ORDER TO CLOSE. OUT
Shawls, Lab° Points, `Laco Saclca,
Laco collars, Einbroidoriei3;
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OCkILBY'S,
Vet Street , CARLISLE, PA
N ti nsook s,
Cottonados in great variety,
1872.
STOCK.
Parasols,
.A. SAWYER