• POLITICAL.
—Baltimore having organized the Ida
Greeley grays," Cincinnati responds by
starting the Nollio Cirai4l3lues."
—lion. J. J. Davis and Governor Ja
cobs, two of the most iniluent.ial Demo
crats of Western , Virginia, ha, publicly
itaounced their opposition io Greeley
and the Baltimore swindle.
—Hon. Win. Dean, Chairman of the
Delaware Democratic State et:o=Mo°
has resigned, because he cannot go Grecs
ley and Broth]. Honest Democrats am
coming to their senses.
• —Two more Democratic papers have
hauled down the mongrel ticket and de
clared for Grant-and - Wilson : Thoßrook
lyn, (N. Y.) Democrat, and the Buffalo,
(isf. Y.) Evening Post, both Democratic
of long standing.
--Reform in' York county has now
fairly opened, the people from, all sec
tions ask only for an opportunity to Vote
for a good County Reform ticket. We
enjoin on all Reform mon to work with
all their Might.
—Grant's• administration has paid 231
millions of the national debt in two years
and a half. This saves the people an
nually fifteen millions of money. The
funding of the now loan so far as it Las
gone makes an additional saving of two
minibus of dollars per annum.
—The Scranton Republican. has deter
mined to give its full support to the Mato
ticket. In a long loader it stattlit its
position, and winds up by advißitg'fatil
Republicans to suppott Hartranft, Allen,
Schofield, Albright, Mercur and the
whole ticket.
—The Democratic organ in Voorhees'
district, the Terre Ilaute Journal, an
irounces that under no circumstances will
it support Greeley. The Seymour (Ind.)
Drylocrat says the same thing. So dons
Voorhees, and so do thousands of Demo
crats in Indiana. And they mean what
they say.
—The Louisvillo Ledger advises its
fribnds not to worry themselves over
what Horace thought of them in the past,
but "when Greeley's record is held up,
to point to the Democratic hook in his
7103 d and then' charge on the enemy."
And should ho ho elected, by that " hook
in his hose," he will be led into every
measure which his Southern masters
devise.
—Tho National Defender—Democratic
—published at Norristown, in its issue
of a late date, refuses to hoist the names
of Greeley and Brown, saying : "The'
same influence that doomed our party to
defeat in 1868, are dominant in 1879, the
only difference being, that in the former
instance; a' Democrat was chosen as the
Presidential candidate, whereas at the
present a life-long, reltntloss maligner
of Democracy, fs foisted upon us."
—The Pittsburg Commercial develops
the fact (of which wowere-before aware)
that Ward H. Lamon's Life of Lincoln,
was really written by Chauncey Black,
son of Judge Jeremiah S. Black, of
Yolk. Lamon supplied a good portion
of the material, while Black worked it
"bp. This accounts for the malignant as
saults on Lincoln's religious and moral
character, running throughout the vol
ume, which has given so much comfort
bu Copperhead editors.
—The Now l'Ork Preemah's Jovnal,
the organ of the Roman Catholics of the
United States, says :
"Horace Greeley must not, and shall
net, ever be President of the United
States. The security of property and of
.persons requires that he shall not be.
We speak from a wide induction of evi
dences, when we say that tens of thous
ands of Democrats, if necessary to pre
vent it, will do what we cannot imagine
ourselves doing—vote for Grant to pre
vent it."
—The following Staten and Territories
hold their elections before November :
North 'Carolina, August 1 ; Kentucky,
Montana and Utah, August ; New
Mexico, September 1 ; California.. Sep
temper 2; Vermont,.September 3; Maine,
—September 9 ; Colorado Territory, Sep
tember 10 ; Dakota, Indiana, lowa, NO
- braska, Ohio, Pennsylvania and District
of Columbia, 'October 8 ; South Carolina,
October 10 : West Virginia, October 21.
Twenty States hold their' State election
at the same .time an their Presidential
which :saves much trouble.
—The characteijof the "Liberal" can-
didate for President is thus tersely des
cribed •by the Atlantic ~Ifont/dy : "Mr.
Greeley is believed' to be capricions,•
conceited, peculiarly open to flattery and
prejudice,. bold in opinion, but-timid in
action, and with that indelhiable :..0111()-
thing in his character which makes it
impossiblenot to laugh at him; lows ler
much we may esteem him. Ile is un
steady, grotesque, obstinate, and ridicul
ous—epithets never yet justly applicable,
all at once, to q President of the United
States."
—The District Republican Convention
met at, Washington, I). C., last week,
and re-nolinated General Chipman as
delog i ate to Congress, and passed reso
lotions endorsing Grant and Wilson and
repudiating Greeley inq, Brown. More
than one-half of the del, were col
ored men, and several made speeches, in
which they condemned the action of
Senator Sunnier in .advising the colored
.people- to- vote for ,GronToSi, arid express
ing the opinion that as be had turned nis
back on his past record, the colored race
'would no longer look to him for Counsel
anti advice.
—"The Democratic party of to-day
is simply the Rebellion seeking to achipre .
its essential purposes w Whin and th.rough
the I.lnion. A victory which does nut
enable it to put its feet on the necks of
the black race seems to the bulk of its
adherents hot: 'worth having. Its hohrt
•is just where it was when it regarded
'slavery and the constitution as two
names for ono thing. It hates the den
orals who led the Union armies tn victory,
and rarely misSes a chanco to disparage
them., It clings to that exaggerated no
, lion - of Statti'rights whidh makes them
the shield, of all manner of wrongs' . aed
abuses."—Horace . Greeley in the New
• York* Tribune, llarclt 23, 1871.
—We have seen Charles R. Buokalew,
the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania, at the moment of the
Republic's greatest peril, stealing across
. the Canadian border to-confor with the
rebel conspirators, who had taken refuge
there to put iu execution their perfectly
devilish plots for burning Northern cities,
stimulating domestic rebellion and plant
' ing pestilence wherever they could' send
• their emissaries. In addition to doing
, -thin, we have to say that CHARLES R.
. BUCKALEW, WHILE OCCUPYING
A SEAT IN THE UNITED STATES
SENATE, COMMUNICATED BY
LETTER „WITH THE LEADERS OF
THE REBELLION IN THE SOUTH,
EXPRESSING SYMPATHY FOR
THEIR CAUSE I Mon of Pennsylva
nia! Shall this man he, your Governor ?
—Pittsburg Commercial.
—What'lforace Greeley knows about
Democracy.as shown in his editorials in
• the Tribune, Makes some people think
ho disgraces himself when ho asks that
party for,their'votes, and takes them for
his associates. For a neat pen and ink
sketch wo commend the following which
,appeared in the Tribune for February 6,
1871 :
" Wo learn with pleasure that quite a
• ' number of the Democratic leaders have
resolved to--pushr - B. Giate Brown, the
new Governor of Missouri, for nexeirosi
dent. Wo, do not'see how they could
• bettor this 'choice. Gratz isn't much to
look at, but he has ideas in his head, and
is rather honest for a successful politi
cian. Ho was a good soccled-rata editor,
makes a fair, speech, is a' radical Free-
Trader, arid can got some negro as well
• as some white Republican votes ; Whereas
any' known copperhead will got none of
either, but those who can't help them
. solves.. If the Democrats word in the
ascondant,.they wouldn't - touch him with
a ton-focit polo—that we all understand—
, - - but theY are the under , dog at present,'
' and must resort to strategy to got upper
most. .We assure them they might select
• a much worse caudidate...than Gratz
Brown
,and since he has just helped
• Frank Blair had the Senate, we assume
that the Blair family will go, their length
for hiin. They musift, attempt to put
him off with the Vice-Presidency, for ho
' •, has already a bettor place ; but if they
will suppress their put.thein
' solves on their goad behavior, foe two,
ly . tt
lyear ru.,Graiz 13roivn
make a noise' about the Tariff in the next
Congreis; but take_ care not_to_pass any,
bill till they got . control of the 'AV,hito
Bongo, they have a chance to win the•
fort , •
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SPRING ADD SUULER GOODS.!
L. T. GREENFIELp'S,
R - E,DT .T C f
I rill' oiler, froiii this clay, great bargains in
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LACE SACQ,UES;TA.RA.SOLS ezC
w LIFT 'o] oro o so
'rho above reduction in ' , dee , : are real. The t;,i.1 . ? - /;,t he 1,0 , t in the Market.
lam determined to make a clean sweep of alt.t.l,e odds and ends, ' AV it h.lllt ItKard
to cost, to make room for the Fall 'l'i, do
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Calicoes , Musiins,
Sullirrier Pants Stuffs, &c.,
Just received, and will be sold at very lov.i p.ices.
Men's and Boy's Suits Made to Order at Short Notice
.
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine the above bargains::':t
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\Wulford and_, Barnsley Linen Ouck,
LONDON DIA.arONALS, CGA'11:2777.
All,l
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Cheap for Cash. .11M N.,, , ived a no., 1111 ,101' l'1.:11
ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING N IN SE
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Latest and Best. Three Sowing Machines in one
One Size for all kinds of Work
Will suit tlio
uiak r, 'rallor,
No rattling aog-wlwels 0r iiii,ier rams, ww rat l:in
hold or breaking thrt-a(1 , - .11 'li
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IMMESTIC — 1,3 a '1)10
Will se - sy
bliange than
machip., , t'lt.
IL Las Lad !,04/1, :t ~‘1',.1:'.11). I 111:It
Section. As a proof' td . flo • .1 •• •• •• ,•nly
add that it, is manitt4ctal , al I y the l'i•••. T.,al ,•, it. I
I.uading pointy of cxcellenee e..uthined IL the
I. 'Extra size and rooin tutdcr_alm. •?. t .1/ , 1;:ue of
operation. 4. Quietness --no .or.lear ..! 11:11710111 .1 1 cant
steel hilUttle hugest Inti t,iv la Sal
alliMalatie Lai:C . llp. ' S. `ell'-adjust in t .; myth ~a t or time
nr
adjustment by use. 'lbis a ;Ill:lilt sit udrl,l.
9. Great range"of work. In. I)ural)ibt yor t,
Please call and carefully exmoino "It nw•.a:cu, it o tee I,looturt ,
to show Chu working of the nutellints. to ;1:!. tin y 11.tio SOY
other snake in u,se. " 1a1u.7•2
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NO. 22 NORTH 'HANOVER STREET,
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,uttt; opened for the inspection of lo.: (;•101,itoos 1 ;LI 1 1 1
I.— .'11.01,C, tlll, or Ilre'lloest
licest bats of goods for Onstoni Tradii. ‘,..z. , Lit presented to this Pablo , . Call
(mina 141; gotOs and }winos, itnilj.inh i te for y0..;:..,..ii11. ,
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Hat;
and -oh
and ox,
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Shirts,
BEM
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anti everything belonging to a'fient's f,ttritit:iting and 'i;•.tveler'tt tletrat ttatnt.
25ap721y
L. J. I.
R %Ft MA
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HOUSE; A EIRVIAMENTAL
PAINTER, GRAINER AND-SANDER.
Graining executed in the best city - stylii;und-, finished in c;il Au' varnish. Work
done promptly and in the neatest manner by chperienced worlinieL. All kinds of
sandstone corr,ectly imitated. I use the hest material, and, alit iireparcii Le execute
the latest style colors. t ant prepared to compete in price with any other tne•j:znie
ophe county. Place of residence,
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r4TC):..543.weE5t.r , 1. - 23..r..rty 1 4.;
Shop, 27 Lou titer Street, botAveefJinn ver arL. ford.
323ma.72tre • •
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THE • DOLLAR -REWARD:SOAP.
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The only Soap in the world that washes Flannels without shrinking (how.
Washes. with hot, bold, hard, soft, or - ,salt watk. Remove Pitch, Tay, Paint,
Grease, Printers' l lnly.Sweat, Leathtir or Fruit twins.' Sup dor to Castilo Soap
for Toilet purposes. AgentA wanted. Send th&to eqnt ~sti nap for Circular and
Price List. • • ,
• , RAPPLEYE:& KNIGHT, nuf ti rers,"
1,531 and 1,533 Ridge.Afve,4 to,
THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP .
•- , _ •
- is for sale by C. 11THOFF and J. L. MELOY;
7tuli72Ornit k . CARLISLE.
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kisi. , Ert. resumed Ow imletof OM I.; 1.11F.,.•pzu., ,, 1 h.' Au 11 . ,, :n5m0
supply I:ntslilies uny Mu vul ion., In t'sp, • A • " 1 "" 4 1
inurlott, st.oxtretnoly low pt lons. , 0110 1,1872. •
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SECOND - GREAT ARRIVAL
ru',Arxtx
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Pure Black Silks,
f 1.1 tIN ,- voly ion
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11,)\111.% Ill,ll'K A I.PACAS, plain
Ma, I; and Intl.': and NVlftro , 171 N(111.1 NIA, CA lA.
CHINTZES az.‘l PERCALE:.
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WHITE GOODS
FOIL such a..
FRENCII MUSIJNS,
N A I NSOOKS,
131: 4 1101' ANI) vicrourA LAWN'),
TA It LETONS
t',IIEN,IDINE3
WII I'ItENCII 11111tr;1)1•:, ,
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CARLISLE .
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at ii - priot n I',r /h.
10‘.0111i1.1.1 x. ,1115i.-1 Im perial ' •
Tip lint trwittionoti .1. of a rent int, ittjuetin.
Into thin' Sri riot, the tktlv.lll,i,u,i oft
Itc.in rind Stool lilittnr, ni niniold the .riot
pi iren nn this ordinary Cast Iron Plow..
Nolo Aottits for Pdlitive. Salvia I 0.1
Solo Agent. tor Putt tat NVeittlior 81,11 -
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l‘g.
Thin 10111 14.0 X 1.001 V4 . OllO[llY and Vomlort,
preventing draft, 'of t•otil and
ft .stitniiirt. rho twice fur Olt itiping n ontlre
litt , rbe /1101 . 11 than nFtri.cl during . that, Winter by tho
fuel, it tithing nt leant ono third Iran
tool Zo piciltt., toi smile wtiratk. It in 11111110 In
Wltlout, Oak for boil door nod
itinitetvt, nn aint it i nil 1 1 1, nit. , 1,4 Me tiny hon..
Our iiro king ht in' Iltrzo ,u4.fitins from
'lilt) net itti tet‘i: MP/ It Ith tlin.Lo• or(At,
11,11.111'0, tr 1,, tett with the utmost rani ,
u p mst .tton T ,,,,d,ii o Id Invite NI itito wish In
1 ill, 1,,t, gin Itit• 111 111 , 111W.•[ ratiq, to
113 1 1011 i, 101.
Country merchants will certainly tlnd
it to their advantage to call or writo us
ftw quotations, before purchasing.
yomain Respectfully,
H. SAXTON & CO.,
, No, 1I NAS' 411.'41.21M.,
Sja72 Carlit:lo, ir„;,
Spectacles
I MPROVE TOUR SIGHT !
BY TIM USE OF
, • PYKE tCD SON'S
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Parabola Spectacles!
• MANUFACTIIRV /MN., Sol YORK:
.T. B. BAVERSTICit,' "
'DIALER IN
DRUGS, NIEDICINES, TOLLE' i t'
AND IANCY ARTIOU:S; kc.
lIDARMSLE,, PENN'A.,
is oppolniol . agont for Elio solo of Silo It lit/ 00 ollrr loaloL,
P.1171690;N:8 161,1.1111 W (ILASSES
or tilal,ylt nerd of thorn, will do well to null, for In
ovary came t4a,9,6 AIL ANTEII
TO MUIT TUE 44 - 144,417: pI3RFECTLY
'No P.lkra 4 , 1+1 4 414•
31,duTlly
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT !
FOR SKIM! IS PRIGHLtiEIa I
Bot jho ommoNn ECTACI,EB will prgoorve . It
If you VII‘IIO your eyoulitht: 11110 thamt
- 7? Blt F, (J 3 I. Elf 13 8
°round Uotn• minutn rryntni pohblea, molt,nl
g,41, , ,k, 0414 tlttrkvo their niono' 4 l.lintuoint" on account
mt . their LurtiooA I,rl Watley. TilOy Wili loot
• rnittty }wore tvltlautt ,v u 1 nro • wurynntod
,linppriar to nil othorA
`ll ?I,A,NrUPACI3qtr4P
tOJI•j:OElt tz . CO., 0,n 1 C 1 " .43 ,
lIEVi , 1!'.9/{.)S. •
in111:11 bttoopod with our
trtdo '
. For dint' by ruppmldlblo agent. thr.ogghout
Union.
T110111&13 CONLIN,J,,woler,Carl l6 , Pa., !Ragout,
pint only ho obtained. 'No Odlerei
umployod. - • 7,41(114y/
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- Dry Goods, cUe.
iv • ,
DUE & BITMEOLDER
liavo now open ono'of the:finest Stooks
of now and desirable Goods over shown
tO the public. Their immense stock of
111(ILIESS , !3 1 (001[').5 - ,
N ,
comprises all the novelties of the Sea
son.
DOLLY VARDEN'S
in all kinds of Goods
E=6!
CIIENE AND PUKE MODAII: PUPIANS
WHITE' GOODS
n every' grade, ntnong which can be
ound
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and everything in the white goods
SHAWLS! SHAWLS I
MAY qUEEN
and all the different makes of Shawls,
which we have the reputation of selling
cheaper than the cheapest.
CLOTHS AND CASSIIIERES.
offor m Kpovial ind!icament, to every
one needing a
having a line assortment, kuid having the
bent Tailor,: in timi , !110 , 11 thorn up
to order.
Call and her the line aNma talent, of all
khn of .
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- 1 7. GOODS
Wu havc added, a full lirlO of
TRIMMINGS
DIIEG 0 0 D 8
When you Wish to 'examtne a lino
Mock of Goods, we would in;ge you to
call at our store to ascertain our prices
before you cor n nit. yourself.
We will give every attention, and if
not successful in selling even a small
bill, shall tie glad for the call.
New invoices of late styles witted
every week. Den't forqot.
DUKE St BURKHOLDER,
North Hanover Street,
Below Carlisle Deposit thank
18ap72
SIMILTA SIIIILIBUS
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do Period..
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t, Salt 111.00 u, 111.T.Ipe'rie, l'aiiption.. •
1111ouninti•in.
t , do I+,",•r Apo. Can o
7, doblind .0.1,10,010 z. Fll
01110 01111 11 , 1,0 11,0113 i. 3. 0 . 601
.1.. Col.lllll,llellto I , 10110010.0
Lo
dd }Wiping (IMO.. 40'0.3 I
11, 'II A 431111111, oppr.ooo.l Illloth Wg, fill
Enr 101,10trti , q0.11 , 0k . isl 10 0 ,10 g. 5O
5cr01111.1,.101.0 - 01i1 laid..., S 0 011010..... :1
1.1. do lleneral 01.11.100.0.
17,, .10 Dropsy 011.1.catity
'IO Sro Stskultio, oi. Irmo
'27 , lil•lnvy 111.,100•.1101111. 50
;: . ....• . 01010 Drhihlh Sionttitil l!iiilsrions• it
. , 0; 10,100-goii 1111
VIVO ItlS,bll. fv kit .^ Viol ut 1.00 dor,
netio4 ilfS• 1(1'44 1401 500
20, ail 50r1010 . 11333, C13111,10t '0
14, 130 1/111131TY'W0.1kIlt 0etral,:111.0. IS
I I
11. ilo I'olooll P. 0 .01.1.1.
111, 'it), Solol . llooi nt 0113001.0 f hfr, 1 'OO
do Ip0...04y,S1 , 11;010, St thince. 100
Di;i111 h. r I iticoottsilo.ll tin tilt. - 50
of 34 IQ 0 larhe t Inln, mor ceo
cai iLditatniais a ror pi4k •
nary .ilNaic it family and
bookii of dlr.:C.o. from $l , l to $35
Swilcr Faintly ntii. TravidinA 1111 $, %M.
20 to Ski from $5 tq
*Polka fgt . all Prirato r"r
Curing find for Provontivo treatiodlft,
In %lain and pocket cases. 12 to $5
Cures Miens, lin;ls.'s. I.lnannes+, Soreness, Pero
Throat, Sprains, Toothache, Lar.,ello, Nonnilgia,
4;; , .lontiltatirm' Lumbago, Piles, 11.111.1, Stings, Sore
e,ellng of the Loops, Nom, Ste.marli, or of
I'llnc COAlp, U' Old Sores.
PpMe, 0 ox, !AM; Omit t
Rolpft,llbel, Latent, by
the 0000 or single bop, am root t, ~e 14 , rt the
country, by tong or express, foe., of tlntege,.6n%l,s
- oftho Arlan. Address.
liumphroya' Apecifio:
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
(Slice mu) Depot, No. 662 lhundwey, Now York.
For mil° In Carlisle, by 13. A. Havertitlvk end
. Coe.ninott it Worthington.
• 2n0711.3,
872,
D SIPE 4,;.60.N.
UNDER TAKERS,
NO. 1 . 0 NORTH lIANOVIER STREET;
CARLISLE„ PA.
' Wo have the, largest, finest and best Mock of un
dertakor's materials un hand in the comity. Wu
execute tho beet workumneldp, have gentle horse,.
eplendid gloss hoarse. Piompt attention paid
/VW Capp,Vhether Made in the night or day.
PQM:4n MJ) PASKETS
,of tha Jlffsrottt .1 , 3 104 and quollace. 4109 ie.'
tiful Oaskots, Shrouds, toady nhago
'made to order, SO WO hoop tho.goods COnstan‘ly on
hand.
Wu would call modal attOntlon to our PROM.
Presorver, which will Imp a corpse inn perfrm rod
dry stato of •prnsorvatlon and visible, without any
protium from day to day.
We keep constantly on hand a beautiful stock of
PIOTURN FRAMES: IIR.A010 , 3!8. ' ,
BILADES, FLOOR. 01.0TIIH,
0117111,
mnraj,lltiYfdlinf .I?ulding. A)1 order.; for Oho emus
ezawno4 1411N,e1,1* 4 'co and ,Our Murk of
WALL 1.4 . 1 0 F 17
le tlho hirgosi in di;‘) VOW, ani) 4" 44 1' 11 ,n" In
varloty, beauty, quality MlPaa Pip , RotTahe far eusjt .
WO and (MlllllllO for youreeivc.) ,te
moot,
• NO. Id NO)ITII lIANOVER.STREIp'.
D.'E3I V I: - ii/gON.
P. P.—Persong 11'1411,1g to Iguralu!so lots iii
Piott Ceimdery; coo bu.yoc4timodnlud ItY 1,411 . /Inc on
1q1,7):7;.11 y 611`11,A, SUN.
k 10,1 3 Volpi 01. - tp9B, CIINAIICALS,
..:,,113.Ait NotNquvc, go-to j. It • ilovertt lok.
No. b Booth lionoyey Oro - 4.. ./11 . co, c.liplo,1:113 Nosort
moot of Toilot. Sanyo - , Porroutuctry,l4f3 'Fi . itlrplol.
Articlea. •. ' ,
~, J. 11. 71AVERST7C1C, . ,
. ' • +.5 . uth Hanover etroot,Oorllolo,
130ct70 , • ..
=Ell
BLACK SI
YOSEMITE Silt] PES
MEM
MBE
We have the
@MEE
SPRING S LI T,
to suit all kiwis of
dledir•a/
0g.......
p44/J
POND'S EXTIrACT
Tinder fa k g
Stoves, Tinware rind-Pumps
SOMETjIING NEW UNDER VIE BUN!
IJIMERS - IGNED, having • j net
.1 returned from tho citlea with II large stuck of
goods; invite tho attention of 111 i who destro natio.
faction to call'and examine their largo stock of
Stoves 'and .Tinware.
Amobg tho etoOlc of.stovo may ho 6iind tho
ANTI 7 CLINKER BA t 9E BURNER,
ANTI•CLINKEE PM PLACE HEATER
teii . jairr 6 ieltli all tlie latent ntylen OL
ki PARLOR, DINING ROOM AND COOK STOVES,
vhlch thoy challotigo the trade to compoto will
Knivos,
Forks,
Spoons,
Ladle',
Lampe,
Dippers,
togi•thar With Toil et San, Coal 'Puckett?, CooL Sloven,
Sin, els nod Tangy, Zille vilrlety of Tilt
wnru and llonno Fund:lllaq; Cowin kept In a Oral-
Mots More.
W., aro alto, proparerl to furnish
Pumps for Cisterns and Deep Wells,
nod hove fOr wain tho Colobrut,•d (lonoloo Cocoml ,
Wood Pomp.
ROOVINO, SPOUTING, AND JOB WORK
attended to promptly null on roosollable terme
Ittinieinber iho pia., the green front on North
Hanover atreet. A few down abort, liontluir.
Givo us in call no wwartyleterininvil not to be under
sold by any other partlesin thin inborn.
Tlinnkful for past patronago we entomb a cordial
Invitation to all to pity nn u visit.
RIIINESMITH & RUPI',
Nos. 62 and 64,
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
CARLIf,
PA
•
EITII
I'ELS
F ARMERS' AND 'DROVERS
II 0 Tl. •
' •
=1
The loolornlgned having takon nod entirely re•
fitted and fornlalled this Maid, it prepared to furnish
Toll accommodations to all who desire to mako It
their hotne. A share of the patronage of the mr
roaiolltbs country Yr:m.lll.g ptlbli.• solicited.
Rooms large and comfortable. Table always sap.
plied with the beat
'mm - 0
HARRT nunrr. HNNR I' .31 . 0 W.
MONTGOMERY HOUSE,
The anderelgoed resportfolly Inform tho poldh
that they have loaned title well know'. hotel in tht
borough of Chntabersharg. It to their Intention t•
keep It di n !style whirl, they hope will glvo mans
faction to all Olio may floor theft a ith thcii cu.
The Clonal...burg and flettyalturg Crochet rat
from and to thin hotel.
=
MEI
T" "BENTZ lIOUSE,".
(Formerly Gorman ".flettee
NOS. 17 AND lU EAST MAIN STREET,
CARLISLE, PA.
The umleralftutal hating por. hayed sod entirely
reditted, and furnished a new thrmighoult, with aw
eless furniture, this weibltnown, and old entablished
aoltrits the custom of the community and
travel-Ina public , Ile in well prepared to furnigh
tlrsbelatn accommodations to nil who deetre to rake
hotel their 11011 F., or pleavnnt temporary abode.
Taeuundotn ['run the surrounding country I. remelt i•
fully solicited. Conrteous nod attentive servants are
engaged at this popular hotel.
EOllll BRNTZ, Proprietor.
N. B. Ailing -daps livery In comma:led wltu Ile
hotel under the management of Joseph 1.. Sterner k
r.
leseptialy
Pain Cure Oil
USE
PAIN CUBE OIL
TUBBS:. IS NOTIMIG LIE 1.72 pOri
E 019::, WOUNDS AND LA3IENES.I
13 [T 1' IT ! T It.Y IT!
FOR 11.11EUMATIsM, USE VAIN CURE OIL.
FOR NEURA WI A, ÜBE PAIN CUIIF. OIL.
FOR FEVER SORE, USE PAIN CURE OIL.
FOIL CHOLERA MORBUS, UM , VAIN MIR Ohl,.
FOR SPRAINS, USF PAIN CURE OIL.
l'Olt IIEADACUE, USF PAIN CURE OIL
FOIL BRUISES, USN PAIN CUREOn,,
FOR CORNS ...1111INIONS, USN PAIN CURE OIL
FOR ANY SORE, . USN PAI N'CURIC OIL.
FOR ANY LAMENESS, USF PA IN CURE OIL.
E\ Bort' LE 13 WARRANTED
AII ' Ire ,balil , llg , Ito product, Its tstual.
l'st.L • it•ilt , t . ill,C4lll Ititt.tfttally for
1L I N D Jr E
Ask for PAIN CURE OIL. TAlt , tto otltt.r, for w
WAI{I.ANT IT TO CV I
II a 1.11.41. ring preparation, hut nu .111,, r.
Iron. pn r Vi.VO/1 , 111.1111, IJ and I.:xtr 1.1
all.l I+ c lean 111
IMIUME=
PRICE FIFfl"
EATON, Pio{ r.. vn.,
• 11.21tditt,, 1.4
F.d 11 in Cilyin.le II tin th
:Firing, and S. A. 11 tiovili
nti
FU4 NITUR 14, ,u T Li/7E
Is.
ItIIIINET )I44EWAND WNDDDTAIII , III,
Wc.it 3fuL, farxo/ ,
oppt3lTE Vikrup'jtcwag,
110.1 Not oltono 0vi0 , 14 , 1 .11 4:1 C , 11014
Fah „ on,
Fortattart.ol ull varltADtt owl 1.1)1771.,,,u1an and
D01111.:011 . 11111111inCto , , Dom Dm Itile•1 not.. 00.1 nod
otithogotty thu lowo.t intend ow* Roll pint,
l'A 81.011,
‘11.1.1111 ER,
D NINO ROOM,
IeURNITUBE
puny att,Ao n„.n r ,b •ti le Etna Hotel
k thrOneof the tnint. tli)tt t overh.nS
Includhtg oleo Cattalle . ItleditiPre Kn
sueto ; Iteroption. and Catnip eltairri Matrostua, 011 t
yrnint4, Pletitrex, , ko. , r. ••.
Portienler Intention , Fl vin un .111 ti it/ fooernlcil
oeylet &rebut tetn.rt end country attonttod to peentptly,
, 4tl'on'tnq Alai , !Urine: j
4 , 44 ;tigfiiirdi Pit:C l /PM' Ne , tion , ormai
por ;
10« a
•
Livery awl Malec liaalaeii,
LIVERY , SALE, AND EXCII/NGE
t.:TA131.11.
.L. L. STERNER & BROTHER,
In rear of Brine
NORMS AND VAIIIIIAOEB TO HIRE
OK DZAOONADIA IMO, AND AT 1111011TIBT HMO!
17111 NJ SITED FOR FUNERAL®
N: P. bta4p m.4i9 FP?' 1 -- , d 0 : /-0""n
ka lPuta7o
LIVERY E
IVERY AND XOTIANGH STA.
BLEB.
WILLIAM 11. „;,,11 I? T
Having recently purelmsed tho !Ivory etablo of
Ono. ,V. Milton ho would roopectfully nonounro'
tolho cltleonn of thin place, shot ho has roundly
purchased it number of no \r vehlchol, In addition,
~lrd, ho Imo bad tho, outlro pluck' of buggloo,
uo4 rubs.
ov'rriv_l7.4.4o:7l), RE-MODELED, ,
and Iljilsballp Nil 1 //teisSitt'S ' ile• • •
nurses ond Ourrighoe to l'4o Ichur:ost
NOTICE, AND ON 1/ItaBONADDIt
Vehicles fhenishod for nil occasions. IlmonsbOr
the ploco, a few doors south of the 0. V. IL do ,
pot. in 0. W. IHltou'e old stood. -
Itah72tf Inf. 11. BRETZ.
>Lumber and Building Material
41.114138 R 11
AANIPTo f. 5 0 0 .1
• • • prAgns IN MUSIC .
.1 . 1N1P3 AND JIMILOOK. '
JoU1111 1 ;1q
AND I.lANUfieiuititits NV
MINGLES, BIDING, FLOORING:
AND BUILDING TIMBERS.
At Building , Materialyfutsheit to -.9rdt . ihort
c.
Address, - MIDDLETOWN, If...l;hin Co., Po:
:!ANiEf, t. V. C. COOLDAIIOII,.
DM/ 1). I,`lND:t!=fl , , kr, ' • • •IVAI.T6II H. X WHO
" c?kl , gYIY" . •
ITOrra BOP
B. lIAVERSrIO,I4, _
NO 6 BOIPPII HANOVER STREET,
CARLISLE, PA
PealOt in • • •
•• Drugs, Medicines, &o
pvt , gt . :4, ll :st f
b a e n g i o i l l d y 4 ) e a iit I ' Pr r r l B 4
tq t fi i r Ph[rtos,l'it6 C(plill ' ElVe. •
18JuY2If ": Up. 76 ?Y • opt 0„ I 13,tr.p.1.
lA,n-ra of feravel
G IISII3I9ItIAND. VA LLMY...11,1 , 1,.
"WfNTEIt ARICANCEMENT. •
On owl after Thu rainy, nlnnunry 18, 19it1, Pontsungor
will run daily, an followd,(Smulaya.v.elited):,
• WE sTwAitn, t
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Hardt.lairg
8:00 A. M., Meehan!.lain; 0:05, Carnal,. 0:11,
0:40, Shipp.lairg 10:22, Cliaiiiheraburg 10:44, roen
miitia 11:10, arriving at ILigarslovvll 11:45, A. et.
MAIL. TRAIN loaves Ilarrhburg ,. 1:50, P. ar., Me
chanicsburg 2:27, Carlimin Nowvilia 3:32, Ship
ponaburg 4:02, Olouutiornburg 4:35, tirooncastlt, 5:11,
arriving at Ilairratnw 5 : 40 , PM•
EXPRESS TRAIN leaveg liarrinbarg r
MaChaulcaburg 5:02, Carlialo 5:32, N m1,111.15:05, Ship
pontanwg 0:33, arriving nt Citaznln,burg 7:00, t , v.
A MIXED TRAIN leaven Clamil,,•ralirg 7:45; A M
reenrastle 0:10, arriving at !lager:down 10:05, A 0.
A MIXED- TRAIN louvre Cliamberalairg at 4:35
r. M, 0/111inn:non 0:30, 51urceralairg 0:20, Loudon
7:00, arriving at RW1.111,11.1 at 7:20 r. >t.
EASTWARD
v ACCOIIIMODATIO:7, TRAIN Inarl.ll Chamberliburr,
6:00 A 11, Shippettsbn4W,:29, Nov,:lle 0:00, Carlb, lu
0:83, 51ve1ianic4101rg 7:02, ar: lying at Ilarrinburg
7:30, A M.
MAIL. TRAIN leaven llngerntown E 930 A m, °nu:n
-ow:11a 9:00, Oltambernburg 0:16, Shipponnburg 11022,
Nowvillo 10:53, Carlisla 11:29, Alrehanicv9iirg 19:1:15
arriving At llnrriabairg at, •
EXPRESS TRA IN lenvo, lingordlown 12:00 It,
0 room:main 12:21. Cbtunliorsloirg 1:05, ShlppenAhimg
I:97,Newvllln 2:10, Enrilslo 2:7.0, Mm.linolc,llJurg V,
arrlvlng at !kr, I' berg 3:50,1. N.
A MIN El) 'FRAIN lonveg 11 agArAtown 3:70 rlll,
4:27, Arriving of Clam: Imr:tburg 5.20,
A Al IN P.M TEA IN kn,o,: 11.1c10n , .111 nt 7:110 A.
7:1 ,, , At,,„ 4:0, I
Tiring lit Charli,, , ,hurg 1 1 :10
elaro ~n 1,0,11100, at 11nrrkliarg wilh
trains to fr,,,,, Ithii.,lelphnt, Now l'r,t is li'.,xlollg
ton, Bulthlwrv, Pittsburg, sad 911 pnintH West.
• 1,1:1.1". Supt.
=
souvi mou \ NTAIN ILitom
T t 7' A B
liffil=
In and after Monday, July 1, 1872, this
Company will 1.1111 two trains thmugh
° '''to Pine Grove, and three to Mount
Holly daily, (Sundays excepted).
.1..1‘0 :at. w , 11,. II 15 t. .Crairlio..l6.
1.15.10'..k. and arriv.ll:kt 11.. n
.lunt - t ton, 7.30 A. 14 , ''itionnyhroo4,, 7.10,
'Craieliviltl'.4, 7 lit not liolly, h. 05, .Uppe.u .
S )0, Ilmitor'm Ittm, 5:28, iVer: nt
1 . 1.1“ OroVt., 9.110 t.
1. , .av0 .7
=
=I
10.0.1, ' , rip, lo 2:1. Wont Ito
30, 'Crni.zho.ol , 4,
iii nt .loro 11.11,11,10 A 0.
4 1 . 1 - ..;•10 , 10. )1.. lint y, M
:)../0, ',WI
lAN'S' Pi,' l'. II
Iwo , l 55 , 1 • 1,p, - ;Mount 114.11,, I,
* Cralgimmr .+ 1,3 al rivt•
Jmn..
F 41010114 'liar lot Ihul..(') 1ta1..;
11. IV I II Espoit r,
tlentm,ll 4 mimminton.lrm
10111,e I,f 31,I1.ormIttmr41,I,
N. W. WOODS,
Proprietor
.11m , 1` , 72.
EADING RAIL RuAT,
I=ll
Chursday A - 11,4L1M, 1, 187'1,
IMMIIMNIII==9
Ai ttt arfil tt. _„tt
with situ liar tr “Li 4,11
rl, llt4 :ti
100 1 .. 111, torp..
N...% 1.1
ud tl 00 p 111, 1%51 114.1. W 730 •'P a 1.1 , 11.11
1 10 1 1 ill.
•r R. , ImK, :!•,111 , ,T.Inin
M1111.1,•111n, Ak111.141, P1111111. , .111. A110t114.,
g .l / 1111.1 1. 1..11 11.. 2.. , 01‘1„1 10,, p
'topping at 1.. ;
tr., r..ine.:11, , lii
and 0,14111, , qa, ..nll
: tk,,: .00 u,,..:‘
ill/ ./i .l• 1.• ni.
Klist I.l.pusyli . uppt IP:11,1 1t...14;4
for Allvutow..l,ltet , ., 1 . ..r6, at 7.00, D.... ,
00, ,ill.l 4.05 p 11 I nrp.t . i:, Nev.
11
York 3t 1.. , 111,
11 , 1 .111 , 11-
tlll , lll lit 7.2.1 a t 012.25, .2 U . .. 4.341111.1 nt 3s pM.
Way l'a,oug-t Tlll/11 104,1 , / . 1111.1 h lphln at
11.1111111 Wig lii ~ 1 001.0 'lmp Q., 1 . ..te.1 1'4.111,31-
vanla Itntlroatl, rotarpihg l[ , oll It.,ol)ag al ti p In
atoptilag at all station,
1,111 . 11 . / . 011111 . 11111 tit 5..t0 ml,ll/.llllltit, awl '2 .10 p
livrtaliat 10:o0 11 111, .511.1111.1‘,. awl 11:15
a in, at 7.05 n 11, and 12 li p. to , 0. , ) .
Clty, at 7...11 a 111 .111111.20 li. 1..'1%111111.106 nt
a at. 4.11 2.:10 p. In, tot 1'11.1,1,1u1p111,t, Nvw
1100 ling, llarttsbutg.
Lanyr. l'ottscllll` 54111113 an.l Sar+4ll,lotana
sit h. 1% 111.1. 11 .• 11.1101 at./ 11,1 f, lat,
for Glo , l'llllll T11.111.1i,
PottAv...t,jv loav
5:34, 111, - Piht4S 1t' . . ,1 N4 .1 '') . " . ."Up
Pliii at 11:35 in. It I itrilto,2. I , ai• Phila.
tlalphla at :0 p in. pa...Ong lina , ltng it Sill p
ug ut 4 . '20 1, In.
1 17 tti1,17 , 0 .5 0 e 10,0,t'.4 (.4, 4
CIII a III:n loltilun l L o ot., 1.1.1.014,1 , 110 t 411. C.
soul qre, , n,) at 4..n0 p Ift.
Columbtro Ita2lro.ol meninx 1 Itantling at 77211
nloand o . l'l p 111, far 1110,7,10, Litt, latnnaikr, Cuo
retnrnine lea)r latilra4ter al . 220 a In.
and .1 4 2;,1) in. and Colinal,i.t nth 17111 111 and :1.1.1 p to
1 1 , r 1,100 0 ,“ 1 1.11 rintil 1 nun, 1 0 ,0 1 1 ,y1d,d111 . 11 .100c
-41,111 at 7:31, St . it, nM. = 1 zp.d 510 p m r.
lofty. 41rtiti Lane at 1415, a al, 1 . 2.:14, and 4:20
p lu, n , navel:rig itllt, tl.lllll 110 11t00111.
Plek.., in, Volley 14,,,1'0a,1 tnl, n. 101 , 10 I'loo4
yllle nt 910 It In, 1 1.1: 1 and 5 :AI 11, roc iirt,lnt4, loave
Ilyera it 6:45 11 n,. tilt ,n,t 1 '2ll p,..1141e,:t
-1014 I.lllii, ir.11112 1.1. ROllllll,
Ital I 1 . 0101 tialin4 ;vale NI 1,4 0. 21 :44, 1 1
9•10 1:2,4 0,25 1 , '1 71 1 Inn. I 11.111144.1,.t .
P1433111it it 00. 4 ,3 1 111 :n a: ptil I 1 110
in . o:lug. with tiain.. , lk
iltsr S.lli, y It. tli•401 ill, 1•,1,0 Pt olgop. It
1 4 . la 01. and • 2•10 01 •0 a p 1.1401,1.
tin nin,rAnn 0 in. 12 Itn 1 .10 1. 111.
(35114,11113 3 It 11 tt.tit, 04 it 3.1144 Rain - 0,01.
lln 11.1.1 • Nen 101 1.1 ~ 1111 p PI, la
dolpl,lo, it 0131 i it 10, '
n11111.114' 01111 t 1; , 3 , 1143 t ,4 t , ' , , I'. • 41 33 1 3
; lea, 0 I I 0,1 , 0, at 0 0 13. 3.. •. 11 111:
It . . 114 n ofel p 4 .11 it. 3.43,
Ili 7:15 a 10.30,1 11 , WP 10r 11 ttrl-1 to a •,t
it :a. lot 2 , 1 0 0 t 4, a 1 to. no :1
.511004,0 , 0101
”t 41, 4 in. 4101 1.11 pllphis.
1, 1 001:001.t00,. 1111 .1 3: ,. 1,001,101 1:! nr•
.10t, t ,, 34 , 1 '4 111, 'lt 1 4 ilk Ptale.
Intanw, 010 1 .40,1 Lit , 1001 , 000 poitutle
allnand npn .
DERIMIEMNIII
FEN:is7i..v , :..k.i_ RA 1 ~i ti
l; tI M II It T I M T A II
Eir'ot Trans naily) to and from Priila
tlelpltia and Pitisburg„ and Tito
Train.) 1)a-iiy tiittml from Eriu
(Sundays excepted).
A vrlf.l?- - 11()'Y ,. !): - , June 1572.
Pot t ,:• . f r!.t . I t- tot,'., tut,
t ant , 111' 0 1 1 ,11 frt.,a I, 1,
:mitre 01 Pullto:t iphill edfl 1 . 01.1.0:g 1 4
114,1 ' 11 .4 PO .
6n-- P 111111.1,110 it (fa,: i. 1,100,
daily I ttxr•pt Ilttittla4).t: '2. :1.1 11. W., 1,11./1111i", 111
\Vont PlolatlolphlA e, :a.
3 75- - I ' BM Ittave, 110.11,1•10 g Jan) . I.‘ottitt
'Monday) at 3 'lb 0.111 , .111 d 111,11111111 . 1V1 . 111 Pllllllat . l.
01111 al 7 :85 a. nl
8 tut_.)l4ll iilllll,/
Bnnday) at 0 30 , 101 al:IV, 111 1001,o101,thil
41'12 11 11 in
8 ) , - ,0__4 , 8,48, 1)8)0,44 101,1.11 11:0 dultur4
at II .10 a tn., 11nd aniseat' 1V, , , At
1 30 ft. In.
12U0110111 1 . 4 /1 , 1 , 1111 a: Okl t ura • daily
(ex P Olept linOtlar) at 2 00 p. , , 0.1,1 artavt, at Wt • nt
Ph; ~d• IttUla at d 00 it. U.
I) oroF8 1,044 - e+ 114ortrIturt2 daily
at 10 .2.5 Kr ' ll. • 11 * .t.01:11:111t • Ipliia at
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2 40 a. nt,., t -
.8 61-411arrialrut,; Acrttot:o 141:•.n I 110,11-
I,urgtlolly,,SuntlB) ,, o • Arepted,a4o Lt0 1 p..141.,
Hy. a al 1011tatIolpliia at tl 40 p,
7 ' 3O-I)anraster • Toaln, ,ia Mount Joy, loavra
Ilarrlslairg daily (exdrpt 841,10'1 at 7 00 a. nl., And
arpl7 ••4 at. IVeat phlladOluMa at 12 40 0 tn.
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4 40-1560 Wolt, For fi.r
-i,burA daily (oxrept Entrol:49 at 1 40 p. tn., arri.JoK
I Brio at 7 40 a. 10.
4 16—FAUN mAlf,'wost ; tnr Erin. loarna Hanle.
burg daily at f 15 a.m., arriving nt Erie at 7 30 p, m.
It 30—Cluciamitl Irxmee,i 1011VVN llarrttburg daily
at 10 30 p. nl., furl veil at Altoona
at 3 45 a. ut.. and arrives !it Pliklittra at R 20 a. at.
4 05PACIFIO P..CPRt3PS leavem Ilarriaburg daily
at. 4 05 it. rit., aril,. at Albania 0 0.5 a. In. and
arrives at Pittsburg nt 2' 05 p. ni.
12 55—Southern 11xpreaa leaved Ilarrialutrit
daily at 52 55 a. m., arrives at Al I 00111 l at 5 a. 31.1.,
and arrives nt Pittsburg at 910 a. at.
4 50—Pant Lino lea,. Harrisburg atally (except
Sunday) at 4 50 p. m., arrlvea at Albania at 995 p.
in. b!knp auppor and arrive/tat Pittilburg at 1 115 a.m.
2.—'11,11 Trail) louvn Ilarrinliurg daily (except
Cmndity) ay) p. r.t itamta at y p.
autiter gtrlvya,utl i at Oa .!'
7 ,lll—}}l ay Tr..t u n iravtia 3f clat,rii ttaijy
(oa.copt alundaya) at is.3;lft. p4' tKAttop'pft
at 1;10 p. in., find at I.iiii.tdiprg al5l .p p. pi.
CO. -Throuirli Pawl got' Train frayee ibirriabilag
dally °aria 411 Ilu a ia„ art 'yea Altoona
at 510 a til t suet arrlt.ua al Pittsburg!) at I 0111,
RA.llll.lali A. 111.A01i.,
Hort. slidJ to Ulv, Peutt,,,ll, it,
Ilarrlaburg loon; . 1137'2.
r J E. ar,DWELL & CO
A doors West. of tho Coi,tii n Hotel
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Watohep, DiEipaondk,
FINE BIONZIOS,• * .FANcIrGODS,
• 'EUROPEAN 'NOVELTIES.
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sym4l'r,y‘ip.:ool;l:lo,f/AN 11',"7!IIVSfy31
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IttISPECiTIIM , Y INVIri PERSONS
TIM CITY,TO FAVOR Till 'WITII A Y181T., ;
INQUIRIES AN'DORDERSIIVINIAIL - PROMPTIA' '
ATTENDEp TO.
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Goods far - Sp - ring .and- Samara' or.
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' . 47 WEST MAIN STREET.
Nov rerelvine front NEW YORK and PIIILADELPIIIA tho largest and most completes:cal: °revery artlerd
In the DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, PANCY'GOODS, ke., de., OVVI . °Berea in CARLISLE. ~
DRESS 000D5.—lleautilul Black and Were,' SIN'S,
Bracadu and Nam Japanese SILKS,
Oray,Stripe Summer SILKS,
light Weight rontNe,
Dolly Yarden JAPANESE, and Dress Goods In all colors,
Plaid Drubs Goods, Orval Variety.
SPECIALTY —As mina!, ova offer onstirpaa,ed Math Alpacms and * Mohair, also all colors UT same goods
at Speelal Bargain, Bert mikes of
Black Cloths . .and Cassiineres,
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Fnnry C.111111 , 1 , P, Tweeds, 1( eI,II,VIC CHIC) inane and Cation Co tilligi and rant Stuffs at Old Prlcen, altlin
ilia Woolen and Colton mat ket late advanced ionaliiiii,iiiii,
AUCTION BA IttlAlNcl. White. ituilte, ' • Sitting Slatiwlii, :'llll Untlirellan mid Paranoia,
it
Tabln Linne, Tuircla and To;; ling, Naplans, Lama Poltits and Sank.,
Plnlit Itlblione i n il column, ari d w i dtlie extra widu for Seabee, elqglint yhtitleit Plain and Plaid, Ladle? Linen,
llavalkortili [via, Omen iia n li c eenicia. All the illit.nti at lowcat pikem over tanned in Caviled. ,
l'l.iu In gre.‘t ynrloty, Sniped Victoria Lam.. (entirely 1111 AV Heenan,) l'ialn Swinn Vie lanwun,
Nninsookn, hiuonn, fluid N 0.111.010, Illon , lin.l anti Ilrown )11)+1Ins, Slilrniuga,
illnghtuns, 11100 Drllin nn.l 11011h114. 11111 Illy, litsrl .1011 inlbloa.•loal. All at pticen,to"follt
jou ehn-er. flue Partinr • ,n Cali , oen, all New St‘ I. Light awl Dark. 11.0, Li._.
FANCV (lenellS AND Nt)I*IONS —lndie , 4-w yle Tn., t110,..e, LIWO 3.141 Tanen Collttrne
Inaler Sleave4, Cagn.Spring Veiling, in Cr , Aige,. Ilernyen and fi,stirod Nolen; 0011 every nrtlele In a
11r4l•elann Nntnm ,11 , onn, of loyrunt price.;
Pit R'l;S.—Nowzprinl; Volc.rq Won, oni3 Ito.l t wro I.ottoo Ithlg, Cuffed, Scolloped,
.Now Shilthoh $1.35. IoU r 01l 1.01. n Cot.iod a nil ,th•Toolod lhoollsvreititzfo, 12t4t• worth 25. Clork'o 0. N.
T., 2;M pooh„ pool /1 Ceatoor, 04 Spoil Cotons 2110 yordh, tookett, 4... Best filar%
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4 H lAST MAIN Srl'_L.==i'l',
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:Nlanu Cacti' rer of and _Dealer in Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
He announces to his friends and the public generally, that he has oil hand,
at prices which defy competition, a complete and carefully selected assortment of
City and Custom work of all kinds, among aro all styles of
LADTES', Or , :x - r's I) AIISSES' pool's AND SHOES
RLI'AIII.VC 1'N1),11 , 1'71,i7 TENDED 'lO
Thankful for past favors, I assure my friends that my stock is carefully selected,
and that nono but the best workmen aro 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.
• AD. DYSEUT,
No. 4. Ease Main 'Street, CARLIStiII, PA.
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POPULAR PRICES MAINTAINED.
Blck Alpacas 'and Mohairs,
of supitrior lustre and durability, ou which I dory competition an to Qualay and
Pilots
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Vai'loy.
Superior Stock of White-Goods
emlo acing all the novolties of the Seafioll. •
C I-J 0 S AND CASSIM
no3S' Nt car a Specialty.
CO, TTONADE E;tlD FARMERS' DRILLS.
An examination is only in e ,. ..:•...11•Y to convince that for Variety, Quality, Dura
bility and Cheapness, our Stook is second to cone in town, ' 7
T. A. HARPER,
2:la .72 South Hanover Street, CARLISLE.
NEW NEW! Nriwm
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AT THE OIT CENTRAHORNER,
ExTumq:DlN Al{}' BARGAINS
Summer
New
at greatly reduced pribes.
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS,
Mreat Larr,aitt in Grenadine,
batgain, in 11.111,1niii.,;
.1:t parn,t, 1,1:5 at reduced pi ices.
;-.tirainor at falnceil prices.
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Ve - Py Cheap.
I) S-ORTMDIT ()F
white Fr,n, , 11
Victoria Lawn , , Bishop's Lawns,
and
We have the heat as,ortment of thin above itaino,d,
lIVHITIE. DRESS GOODS
. tovo, am) are :sellitm, them at low prices.
%. 4 ,1c 50),..1: (a: rara , oi:4' , aml 4,tx I;h:brill:as la comp eto all tho
hamkome , t styles. 4.ace Poo.k!s and Lace `,..3n.ks tahprcociloMe4 lOw
Linens of all kin 'ti.; rol . 1 aches'
MEN'S AND BOYS', VEA - R •
Q: I ELE %LN:D uli
Plain and Pitney Linens for lAlen's and Boys' suits. "Cottonades in groat variety ,
at low prices.
'Table Linens: Towels, Napkins, Quilts, COunterpanes, &e., it} great, variety.
• • . Dress Trim m 1 n o - s. ~ , ____ ..
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Die's:: Buttons, Ilandsomotiillt - Fringes, '
Elegant Laces, • Silks and - Sirtimt cut bins,
Hamburg Edgings-and Insertings, The Celebrated ,
HARRIS'S, SEAMLESS KIDALOVE,
Only, to bo had at the CENTRAL.
Ho pop fail to give us a call, as wo can show you the best assortment of Dry
CJOodll in ton-n, and will give !ion vied bargains in all' kinds of goods.
'' aOrimn • • ' • MILLEai, S; 43TYTTOUF,
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1 8 7 2, . . SUMMER.
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Black, Japanese and Fancy Silks,
Black Liernanics,
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•- nrinnidines,
.GFOO . CASI '
TN ORDER TO CLOSE ouT
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I‘,.i - E.she , STOCK.
ShaWls,. Lace 'Points,• Lago Sacks,
baco Collars,tmlirOidort ,
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Cheap • o.as . lll4Lepp - s 9
Groat Bargains in
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Linen ancl.'Cotton . Pants Stripes,
Muslins, Tickings, .Bth._ • 7 •
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• Fverybotly eafrand got some of the Bargains.
Store ltoorn, Nortii-east Corner or Square
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Six great"and convincing reasons why you shmild buy front us : '
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1. WO' havo a resident buyer in the City to pick up bargains forus. '
2. Wohuy for cash—we aro time enabled to buy cheap aid sell cheap.
/l; We lnivo.no old 'goods purchased at high prices. , , • •
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4. Our expenses aro low '
i. We do not encumber oursOlves with largo quantities of goods to carry over
Tri-Pll,ono season to another ? but keep our stock frosil.l,)Pr(Meiving now goods daily
e. W 3 mealy° r., greet many auction lots of golds, which wo can sell far 'bolow
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Until' you have examined our elegant stock. WO f vFant you tb take a look
whether' . you wish to buy or not, as aro• not afraid to have our Goede o.
Prim compared with any house in the'town: . ' .. •.
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Dress Goods,
F.le g ant stork or
I AM .IN`O \V OF
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1872,
.Lawns,
Linen Suiting:4, '
And all kinds of Simmer wear
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Paiasols,