..eclo or fc IlmisehoUl,
J?rm atul lite Sfivp.
fa. tr.
I IJ1 fanI tttul
In using pans green to exterminate
the potato bug, tbe poison should be
mixed with the cheapest grade of Cour,
one pound of green to ten of flour. A
good way of apj lying it to the plants
is to take an old two quart tin fruit
1MJ Y YOUR MUSICAL
SUNBEAMS.
Importers, Haaafartarers, and Dealers In all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDXi
MANUFACTURERS OF TOE rELEDRATED
2
) If you are a g-ooit speller try alittleuoV
6cotehortou:andjerry.
When there is only ona -worm it is well
i enough to be aa early bint.
I lie was a Warm Soring Indian the mo
ment he sat down on a hot stove.
It tP A 1 A 1 - & ' - -
can, nicii, uu me ton, nun pin in :i TnirntTTfir-nri i T
TJS PHILS4 RffllCOBGAN.
holes about the sdze of No. 6 shot.
Walk alongside the rows, when the
vines are wet with the dew or rain, and j
make one shoot at each hill. j
In some parts of the country there
have been large numbers of the orchard
or tent caterpillars which have left
their lings of eggs on the young twigs.
If these are now cut off with a clipping
pole, it will prevent in every instance j
dSc5i 5SanS ; warerooms, No. 12 Sixth Street, ute St- c,aIr-)
CESERAL WHOLESALE AGE5TS FOR THE
PATEXT jtVItlOX PIAXO.
Dealer, PisHa Co., M., P-oa WZ WttX&i String
fur all Instruments ronstnntlj on baud.
full
Heir, PCRLISHERS of SHKKT MVSIO, we make this branch a P'
s ock c f tlie latest and l eft pieces on hand. Our etoek of tiuifi books ot oil kinos is cow
PIANO AND OUtiANS SOM) ON Til K INST A LLM KNT P-N . . vfJ -
til l) IKSTKCMKM'S TA K 1 N IN KX P.A'y.;-
and always keep a
complete.
. . ., . i 1 1 iriE'i'Tf' t 1 1 I'll rr ii;i
f"lenrvm-n, Print-irals ot seminaries, leaders ot lianas, leacntrs, au-i . s r
Magical Croo'ls. 'H ''"'I il to their interest to communicate directly with us.
Catalogues una rTi--e uisia lurnisiic.i tree on application.
1-
latter have grown
Equal proportions of turpentine,
linseed oil, and vinegar, thoroughly
applied and then rubbed with flannel,
Is rn excellent furniture polish.
Tin can lie removed from copper i
vessels very thoroughly by immersing !
the objects in a solution of blue vitriol. ;
The (It r:n hi washerwomen use a '
mixture of two ounce turpentine and
one ounce spirits of ammonia well !
mixed together. This is put into a
bucket of warm water, in which Jialf a .
poun l'of soap has been -lis-oh c 1. The j
c'.ottus i-re immersed for twenty-four ;
hours and then washed. Thechansing ;
ii said to Ve ; really qu'ckeii.d, and
two or three ringings in col I water re- j
moves the turpentine? sun II. !
Five pr'its of silted whiting mixed '
with a s oluti'Mi of one part glue, to
gather with a IiMle Venice turpentine '
to obviate the brittlcnes.s, niahe-a good
plastic in. tei ial which may be kneaded
into figures or any desired shape. It .
sluntM bi? k i t warm while being
worked. It becomes as hard as stjne
when dry. j
Artificial malachite which is-suseep- j
tible to a fine polish is made bv pre- 1
ei;.tating a solution of suij.hate of is natural Vilalilv and Color.
PITTSBURCH, PA.
AT THE WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
or
253 LIBERTY ST1ZKKT, ri J TSIi UJUiJf,
To which wo invito tho attention of tho Trade.
With tlie opening of anotlier rprin? we announce the receipt of a ciimj.lete assort
ment .f i-iint: O.M.ds, WOMAN'S?, MISSCS', and CHILDREN'S. MEN'S, BOYS',
and Y0UTII6' BOOTS. SHOES, ai d UROOANS.
Congress Caiteis, Alexis, Oxfoid, and Jersey Ties and Fine.Calf Boots.
Miners' Nailed Shoes, llnller Goods, Sec.
Also a laie stock of CITY-MADE OOODS, Ooat,Iorocco,nd Lasting.
"Bottom Prices. Onlers i-ronijtly attended to. March 26.-3m.
Aye
"1
Fcr restoring Gray Hair to
or of potish. The precipitate, which
is voluminous, should be allowed first J
to cohere, and is theu dried and wash-'
ed. ' I
Water eontainingabout seven grains I
of salt in eac h pint, is, when used con- ,
tinuously, a poison to the weaker forms
of vegetation. ' j
The alloy popularly known as or- !
oidc?. from n hich a large number of!
cheap wat'. he !, chains, and trinkets are
n v manufactured, is made of ure .
Copper one hundred parts, tin seventeen
pTMs, magnesia sixteen parts, sal am-,
nioniac one-halt part.
'.1
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
ltealtliy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Futlnf or gra?;
hair is soon rvsloml
to ils oriqiual
e'ghth p:ut, tartar of commerce nine
pu ts. The copper is rirt melted, then
the magnesia, sal ammoniac, lime, and
tartar in powder are added little by
little and brikiy stirred for half ail
hour. The tin is lastly mixed in grains
until all is fused. The crucible is cov
ered, and the lns:on maintained for;
thirty-five minutes, when the dross is
skimmed uir and the alloy is read y for
u e j
Sandarao varnish isthebest materi d ,
lor men ling plaster monels. Saturate
CO' or
tci'h tlie gloss and
fresh nets of youth.
Thin hair s thick
ened, failing hair cheeked, : 1 bald
ness often, thoitgli not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can re.-tore the
hair whero tiio follicles arc destroyed,
or the "land atrophied End decayed.
Hut sti:ii as remain can be saved' for
usefulness by this supplication. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean siud vigorous,
lis occasional use will prevent tin hair
from turning gray or falling otT, and
consequeutly prevent baldness. Free
1 from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dsmgerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Visor can
IMPORTANT
3XTOTIOE
mm
TO
ill n
IT 5
I i EM I
OHCEBH!
only benefit but not barm it. If wanted
merel for a
HAIR
r V M oj
the broken su:face thcu-ono-ldv. nron!
them well together, and all jw'thei.i to otnmg else can ! found fo desii
' ------- 1 t . -
dry.
Silverware may be kept bright and
clean by coating the articles (warmed)
with a solution of collodion diluted '
with alcohol. j
Dampr.css will cause honey to be
come thin and waterr Scitntifif '.
American.
A Potato that RrsisTs the Col
orado r.F.F.TLF.. A. Jackson, of Fred- j
erick county, Marylaml, cornmuniea'.es J
the following interest ing facts to the i
Ualtirnore ii-iCf n Farmer, whic'u he !
says can be atte-te I by the sworn tes-!
timony of two of his laborers: About
five years ago he received from New
Jersey a peculiar kind of red potato,
under the name of fc-iLernian red. !t j
proved to be a very prolifie bearer, and !
of a monstrous size, verv mealv and
ble.
Containiu ' neither oil r.or dve. it noes
not soil whiic cambric, Rtid" yet lals
long on the hair, giving if a rich glossy
lustre and si grateful vci fiime.
Prepared by Dr. j. C. Ayer k. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOATi:LI, 3IA3S.
PKICB ft.OO.
'Owinrr tf lliA iri-nt c - n t tr
gsjsi of money and the long con
tinued neglect of many of my customers to
pay up their indebtedness for the past year
or more, I am compelled to adopt
ANOTHER SYSTEM
of doing bnsiiiesF. Very many of my cus
tomers have allowed tlieir accounts to run
for such an unreasonable length of time
that a great loss to me, without any benefit
to themselves, has been the lesult. Hence
it is that I find it
3 fcOttiititltf t
eV.J
Hi.il at the same time keep up my stock
ai.cl meet my obligations j)ron-tly.
I am Rincerely thankful f. rjhe liberal
patronage tl.:it lias been extenTled tome,
and now earnestly ask one and all who are
indebted to me, no matter how large or
how small the amount, to call and settle,
either by cash or note,
nr
it
An Irish doctor lat-dy se'nt in hia bill to
I ft lav as fnllowa : "To curing your hus
i band till he died."
"Rubber horse shoes are being introduced.
They cost a little more than iron ones,
but a horse can jump farther with them.
A patent churn, invented by Sioux
eq;iaw, is on exhibition in "Washington.
It shows considerably Injunuity.
"Are there any fools in this city V
tuted a stringer of a newsboy. "No; do
you feel lonesome ?" was the reply.
The Wisconsin farmer who left a cindle
burning in the bnrn so as to scare thieves
away has no barn to watch now.
The children in Florid say they live on
eweet potb"es in the summer, and on
) strangers in the winter.
Fed med on a railroad signifies danger
and savs stop. It should be Bo coustrued
when displayed on a man's nose.
Tlie Springfield Rep.1 b has a female
Compositor that weighs 103 pounds, and
' yet she bothers the forem.in for "fat" every
j day.
a man who is a' 'S-"hitely drowned will bleed
if cut. But who wants to "bleed a
corpse ?
A young lady in KfTitncVy swallowed
eisrht pprcnfnori crips the other dar. She
! is nn old maid, but her mother thinks her
likely to go off at any time now.
MarkTwu'na'Jvs that wph thepoorwhites
lion? the M:ps:s'Tpi "chills are a merciful
rrovisinn of all-wise Pro-idenfe to m.de
them to take exercise without exertion."
Unless a Milwaukee girl can tike a
briet in each hand and make eight feet
and four -inches at a standing jump, she
rarely gets admitted into the best society.
"Is this th Adams 1I"tis ?' asked a
strangf-r of a Hostoniao. "Yes," was the
rpTv, "it's Adam's House until you get
to the roof, thea it's eaves."
Com whik. with perseverance and ener
gy, will weir the eoat ofF your back, and
corn whiskey, without much perse vorance
and energy, will wear the coat off your
6toinach.
A Minns-.ta shcriT earied a bullet in
his head ton veirs, and when thrv reroovcl
it the other d iv he became fodish. Tliey
are looking for some one to shoot hiin
again.
A bad little boy, npon being promised
five cents by his mother iF ho would take a
d--se of cantor oil, oVt iinl the money, and
then told his parent that 6he might caster
oil in the street. .
Tlie man who pieked up a kernel of
giant powder and made Tits autograph up
on the hot stove, thinking it was charcoal,
row employs an amanuensis to sign his
bar.k checks.
An Atchison, Kan., c-irl nte four pounds
of wedding rake in order that 6he might
dream of her future husband. And now
she pays that money woul ln't hire her to
marry the man she saw in that drea.na.
Down in Connecticut butter is being
made at a cost of throe cents per ponnd.
When an unfortunate mas cets a mouth
ful of the compound, his chief anxiety
is to find a good place to have a fit.
A Dubuque printer ree;-ived the follow
ing note from his trirl : "Nay I git yanked
out of bed at midnite every nite by a cuss
likp Thydore Tilton, on' carried upp a
million pare of stares, ill ever I sese to love
you, Jim."
At a charitable fair in Boston, one of the
things for sale is a calf, six months old.
M33E THAN HALF A CENTURY AGO.
Dr. IT. 1). SELLEIIS.
a celebrated physician of Pittsburgh, dis
covered and used in his practice the popu
lar temedy known throughout the country
as SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYR
UP. This is no qcack remedy. It was
bom of wisdom, nurtured by science, and
tl o stands nro living witnesses of its won
det t'ul curative powers. It is pleasant to
take, and sine to en re fmn-lio r'.a.iu
wholesome for the table, though some : Groups, Bronchial Affections, Tickling in
purple streaks would occasionally run ' 1 e ,,mat, "d all diseases of a kindred
through the tulvrs. Last summer he i "aLuic- l- r- t.llks & Co.. T'ittsburg.
l.,,o in . i-i JJl,L ;,I''-JL1 Iie Pa., are also proprietors or JOHNSTON'S
tuantcil them m i U n.nr IV .t nnrf mn ,-,. .r,r. 1 ", '
4 .... .v-w iil'.u.,' V I 1 1'. I . O . I 1 . I flll'lll XII 4-
' v-.,', illt- ' ' I ll I
lnten al remedy for Phenmatism, Nenral-
U tween young grape vines which stood
eight feet by eiglit, and raiscil on one
ncre n little bettor than one hundred !
bushels of magnificent potatoes. He'
fertilized the hills by mixing lime with !
te.i per cent of salt, and w 11 rotted !
cow manure wiMi si bout ten pe cen. '
of lime and salt compouml. lie used !
a g )ou sliovclf ll cd
gia, Headache, .vc. Ion can have a doc
tor always in the house by keeping SEL
LERS' Family Medicines on hand. Their
I.iver fills ate the oldest and best in
the market, and every bottle of theii Ver
mifuge is warranted."
For sale by dinggists and country deal
ers. A. A. Bakkek &, Son-. AwnrV T-'ii.
l-i-o.-2m.
ensburg, Pa
it in evcrv hill, an 1 !
embodied it wit?! the ground (clav soil) i ,T Tr
by digging. The result, he sn vs. was i anllOCI; IlitW Lost, How Restored
ftstonishing. heti the i-otato bns
Joot ptihlishcl. a new ctMtion of
lr. tiilcror ( HHity on the
raiiirnl cure (without meclicinc) or
S PEIIM ATI kit 14 V A If r.T- Sml..nl
Mental and Pliy.sit-.il liicapneitT. Impediments to
JUamnifw, t-tr..- also, Cossi mi-tion, I-pii f.p3y
and Fns, induced by scU-inUulgiuee or sexsal
' ' " - I lit -, iX'T.
-Prlc, in a tjmlcd envclopn, only six cmts
1 lie c.j!l,ratcd nu. Uor. in tliisudmirnlde l".?av
clearly domonstr.Ufs. lrotn a thirtv cir' sni-
(which La I then appeared in mvriads)
had eaten on a vine, presently two or !
t nee more vines would shoot up, '
keeping on growing until tho Novcm-j
her frost killetl them. Most curious I
of a!I th.v hnro l orn onrl 11 (
' mvn uiirii "ninvmirj. iroin a inirtv year!! sric
Ioiatoes (tiot red alls) on the vines r ..,'''. ulTal"ril,lll cnnsemiems
n.-. , i :ti i . -AY , I . " ' 'f a,,tt!'! mny.be radtrally cured wfthoal the
v... n:iu.uB.uijii: urn ieiO,el lOITV-IlVe "";i"ii,TOIii iniernai medicine or the appll-
i I iviiih-; iKimiiii our. a mo;.; ol cure
.All IiIS Otiicr I at once snnplo. crrtuin nml eflootuil, hv meaMSof
w.ui ii cer.v .-.uiterc r. no matter what his condition
may tc m.iy cure l.imselt cheap.-, xrtvd,tcly aail
4-TIiis Lecture should be In the liandi oreverv
youtli and every man in the lnnL
Sent, under stal In a plain ciivelpe. to nnv ad
lress. p.w.'-,(ii,f, on receipt or aix cun;s,or two
post "tumps. '
Address ihe Publishers
'"HAS. J. C. KL1.VE fc CO.,
418-ly. 1, nowery, Xow York, P. O. Box 4589.
nverag.; sieil potatoes.
kinds, as Early lt. s , Pcachl low, mid
Early Goodrich, though treated in the
same manner, were an utter failure.
Pumice-stone, common as it is, is
really a- remarkablo thing. There is,
indeed, an awful and mysterious inter
est about it. Every piece of pumice
stone once existed as iava in the depths
of u volcano. Jiut it not alone makes
its nppcarence front the bottom of the
sea. There are submarine vol -anoes
venting their liery anger at such vast
depths under tlie ocean, that their ef
fects do not reach the surface. The
pumice which they discharge, being
lighter than water, rises to the surface
ouuain il. it na.s been seen i
floating over a space of three hunched j
miles on the sea, at a great distance '
from land or any known volcano.
Eagle PLANING MILL.
31 SI.MON.
X A?ftFACTl'BK$ OF
t
irvn iinnnnirinr ti hnMAvn
luuiuii), ifciLMGi-iJuaiaiiii), mim.
SASH-DOORS. ERACKETS AND MOULDINGS.
LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
KMiJI.f S and POSTS Cedar and Locnst.
-Scroll Sowiu;? and Ke sawing done to order.
(4-Z) ALLKOH EN'Y CITY. PA. (2in.)
rP V. DICK. Attocnky at Law, Ebi
ensbursr. Pa. Office in front room of T
J. Lloyd's new hulldii.fr. Centre street. AH
manner of letral bi:siiisa:fCc 1 1 to tifao.
orily, and coliections a p , JlO-it.tf J
1EF0IO1E 1ST HAYOFJAMRY,ISu
as 1 need and must have money. Reliev
ing as I do fiom past experience (which I
have paid well foil that it will be better
for me as well as for my customers to adopt
the ready-pay system,
I AVIIT, TVOT1.
AW 'PTT) CT" r t -t- .i,v . - U a 1'no fi''Kw f a valne.1 breed
.iiui i.uiJii.M oi JA.MAlvI, 150, ; The youn-ladies have de.rated him pro
M.I.L AM (,OOI)S 0. i ;iKIlT.
I am fully convinced that in three cases
out of four persons buying goods never find
a more convenient time to pay than when
they make tneir purchases, and as an in
ducement to my customers to buy for cash
or in exchange for country produce, I will,
after the above 'late,
KNOCK OFF ONE-HALF the FROFIT
heretofore realized in this place on goods
of the same class.
Hoping that my old customers will take
no offense at the new mode of doing busi
icss I am about to adopt, but will contin
je to favor mo with their patronage on a
strictly cash basis, which they will be sure
to find the very best for all concerned' I
pledge myself to mark my gonds down to
the lowest cash rates.
(kxzj rnrcu to ale:
CO.ViPETITION DEFIED!
IN GOODS AS WEIL AS PRICES.
George Huntley,
ir.r.F.7t is
Stov&Ji, Harflwara, Tinwars,-Groceries,
Paints, Oils, &c, &c,
t mc tl:id ir neei'snry 1n,.nd orders for iroods
ilirona.1 tl,o1r..nd.,,e,. .nrinke a
rut. ir mo nt. w.M, t. inl. TMnn.tinj xbat th?Tp
ci;.M...t. will i,e in f ull ut thm ;,:fv-
Urc. II, ls7i.
Collins, j6iiiston&c6
'"ILL rorrdve monov on
re rnonoy on doposit. discount
et cotes. !nd nf !... , n
unci cioiiAf-r fw.t-.ta
busing usually dononylV. l aU U,
i:- zahm, c.9hh,r.
JLOYIJ & CO., Bankkrs;
tfT-Gol.I n KBKySBVna. PA.
ysi iiTixin i) & -
be made at the Widl Tr if' call
tor.I street. K...n;
. on Craw.
-24.-tf.
Spots ou the 6on Freckles on your
boy's face.
jr J. BUCK, M. D.,
IMij HirlMit nml SnrCfn,
AKKOI.l.TOWN
enll ninv l m, ""' .k "" f"'
UCCK, Kq.
P..
Ibe residence of John
i -tprii 4, l6(3.-tr.l
JAMES J. O ATM AN, M. D
I'hytlriaii and Snritfon.
-)ANIEL McLAUGIlLIX, Attorney
rn .VL?i?5' ("P a'."-rner or Clin- i
vui attend to uti khi- :
itu cUprolession.
fu-"dy with flowers and ribbons, and parted
ins natr in ine mioute.
Lee TJii'h ird;'on cf Vicksbur advertises
a lot of "ha'f pint, pint, and quart flasks,
with corl-s," for sale, which seems to inti
mate that there are some men in Vicks
bnrg who don't go to the bottom of a quart
bottle at the first draught.
A man in digging a load of sand from a
sand bnnk in Seneca Falls was burierl to
his shoulders by an nvalmche of the
treacherous cirth. "When discovered by
his friends he had be?n plunted ahouf throa
hours, and was beginning to grow dis
couraged. There are times when ill of a woman. s
self-possession and dignity are required.
That is when she shows her first baby, a
hare lipped one, to an old beau, whom she
has jilted for the sake of her present hus
h us band.
A rustic youngster, being asked out to
take tea with a friend, was admonished to
praise the eatables. Presently the butter
wns pas-ted to him, when he remarked.
'Very nice butter whtit there is of it,"
and observing a smile, he added, "and
plenty of it such as it is-"
"I should think you would be ashamed
to pitch into that little boy," said a pedes
trian, as he caught a big bootblack cuffing
a small newsboy. "Ye would, hey ?"
sneered the Ltd, as he gave his nose a wipe.
"D'ye think I'd so for a big boy and get
all pounded up ?"
The following are a few of the ways in
which the scholars of Public School No.
of Brooklyn pronounce the name of the
printed rewards of merit bestowed npon
them for good conduct:
"Sticket," "stiekerfit." "sicstifferkit "
"stinkerfit," "sifterkit," "stickerfick'"
"sirsifterkit "ticket," "sinkafit." Certi
ficate. A man was standing on a street corner
telling a crowd that he Lad been out and
killed five hundred pigeons since sunrise.
"You're a liar!" Ehouteda man in the edge of
the crowd. The stranger lroked at him long
and earnestly, and then inquired : "Where
did you get acquainted with me 7"
"Yon may talk," says the .Milwaukee
Nexcs, "about marrying an heiress, a deli
cate human blossom, a fairy, an ano-el
but give us a girl like Nancy Terwilliger of
La Crosse, who ran out of doors the "other
night, and straddling a horse, ytlled out.
Good night, old man; I'm off for the
spel in" match 1"
A C u ffalo lawyer received a letter from
a man in Oswego, who wanted a divorce.
The letter concluded as follows : "While
I was taking a bath my wife slipped out of
the house, ran to the train and eloped with
him. She has been waiting for this for
nearly two years, I am convinced." Per
haps if he had bathed oftener she would
not have seized the opportunity.
In Holly Springs, Miss., as is the custom
in most country places, horse racing takes
place over a level piece of the public road.
Lately, in a contest that had called togeth
er hundreds of spectators on Sunday, half
the distance had been run when a tree at
the roadside was blown over by the wind.
A biinch struck one of tho riders, killing
hisn instantly.
GREAT BEDMM IN PRICES ESTABLISHED mMfE YEARS
TO
CASH BUYERS
.W.HAY&SBI
Manufacturers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
-OF
tin, coma
AND
AND DEALERS IN
HEATING PARLOR and COOKING
AT TIT K
Mori HoFnrnisMi STORE
. . . r . . : i 4nrnHn.A . 1
'Hr. unaer5!iriipa resie.-i oj """i mo
L citirensof Kbensburi? and the public R-'-ner-allv
that ha has mndea (iRE.VT REDUCTION
IN PRICES TO CASH IIUYER3 on all goods lu
his line, consisting of
MOWING and REAPING'MACIIINES
AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS;
COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
of the most popular designs and of all styles,
prices and qualities:
TINWARE I" EVERT DI!CEI?II!N!
of my own manufacture:
HARDWARE, ALL KIND !
fuch as Eooks. Screws, Hutt Hinire?. Shutter
Hinjres, Table Hinires, Holts. Iron and Nails,
Window Olass, Putty. Table Knives and Forks,
Carvinjr Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Ta
bleaud Tea Spoons, Meat Cutters, Apple Parers,
Scissors, Shears, Razors and Strops. Hummers,
A xes, Ilattbets. Boring- Maehtnes.A utrurs. Chis
sels. Planes, Com passes. Squares, Files. Rasps,
Anvils, Vises, Wrenches, Rip, Panel and Cross
Cut Saws, Chains or all kinds. Shovels. Spades,
Scythes and Snaths, Rakes. Forks. Sleigh-Hells,
Shoe Ijisis. Pees, Wax, Hristles. Clothes Wash
ers and Wrliurers, Patent Churns and. Pateht
Machines jrcnerally. Grind-Stones, Patent Mo
lasses Gates and Measures, Lumber Sticks. Cast
Steel Ritles, Shot Guns, Revolvers, I'Ntolg. Car
tridges, Powder. Caps, Lead. Horse Shoe s ans
Nails, Old ft.ive Plates, G rates and Fire Bricks
Weil and Cistern Pumps, 4c, &c:
Harness and Saddlery Ware
of all kind, in great variety:
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
beyond description :
CAHTSOX OIL atul OIL, LA 3 rS,
Fish Oil, Eard Oil, Linseed Oil, Lubriratinsr Oil
Rosin, Tar. Paints. Varnishos, Turpentine. A I
cohol. &e. ; Silver-plated Ware, Glassware, &c
In milv Groceries,
noh as Teas, CotTee. Sugrar. Pvrups Molasses
Spices, Dried Peaches. Dried Apples, llonnuy
Fish, C.acktrs, Rice, Pearl Barley, ice.
Tobncco mid (
Paint,Vnrnfsb. Whitewash. Scrub. Horse, Shoes
Stove, Dtistinir. Clothes and Tooth l!i ushes, nil
kinds and sizes : Red-Cords. Manilla Hopes, and
many other articles, at the ?irrf ru(f.irc(i.Wi.
made, painted and put up as cheap ns posild '
VM1 c.ii? A 11.., I .11 ' . ' . . I
v ' i. Mitrmi t j irf,-i 1 1 ii i m-ine 10
country dealers buyintr Tinware bv wholesale.
GEoKUE HUNTLEY.
Ebensburjr, July . lTa.-tf.
JSEXT DOOR TO TOST-OFFICE.
Cooking Stoves,
Ilonting- Stoves.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
Having recently taken possession of thenew
lytitted up and commodious buildinjr on Hic-h
street, two doors east of the Hank and nearlv
opposue the Mountain House, the subscriber is ! -,or. , , . . ,
lZr!ll ; s.2i8, 2S0and 282 Washington Si.
iiur, une. nu or winch will be furnished to
on vers at the very lowest Ii vinir pViecs
The subscriber also proposes to keep a full
ana varied assortment rK
Cooking, Parlor and Keating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
r-SPOTTTING and ROOFING made to order
and warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. REPAIRING promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done rieht and
on fair tc-rnis, and all STtlV F.S und WARE sold
by me can be depended upon as to qualit- and
cannot be undersold in price. A continuance
and increase of patronage i. respeetfull v solici
ted, and no effort will be wanting to render en
tire satistaction to all.
Ebensburjr, Oct. 13, isTO.-tf.
mix as noitTii Kxvifl
A mixture of pitch ai: l tar
Lot will irotect a wall froRi
To renovate wall paper dip a,'"'
cloth in dry corn men I, atil,.,'
wall paper with it; this
the tlust and smoke. 5
Mix cominon wliite lr-i,l ......
I gold size, and you will have
wuicn win Decoine as bar a a- f
will take a very smooth surfV'
Ten drops of carbolic ae,j ,C,
pint of water and put int., fiU,:' l;
will destroy all the earth wr,.. ;
do so much damage to iLe ,; r ..."
I C mon iti'ce. nsol no
! said hv a French i.hvsieio .
j specific nga:nst diptheiia an 1 5 .
j throat trotiUes, nhich he
; fully used for cightven v ;iij " ;
j If a handful of couni;, u (.r .
j ries are shaken ttp in a turn!
I weak solution of cau-rtie pti;ni s
; nunc snoots one or iw,,
Sheet-Iron WARES, i te:,,"ea, ortt" " itl,in u";:;-
1 he loliowing is a p.r,, r,.t. f r
will g-ive scldlcs and l.i!MK-s.'a -polish
and be entirely fr. e f;
stickiness : The ivhi. ,.f t !.,,...'"
evaixrated till the substa.. r. ,
6eniblcs the common trt:rn; ' ;'.
a pint of gin, and put ia a V
wine lKjttle, and lill up with .
The best simple rcni.-lv f-.r'i-'.
wouikIs, such as cuts. .'ihrWio: ;
skiii, etc., is charcoal. Toko V
from the stove, pulverize it. r
to the wound, aixl then covti tU n
with a rag. The chnrco tl rl..,,r.,
fluid secreted bv thewonnl
; the foundation of ths :ih .
HOUSE-RIOTING GOODS GENFLIA. j ut tZfJ. hn
; Sonic hor--es have c !-.' '-
t'tat it is diilicult to kv:i
AND-
Jobbing in
; on. This is often ca ;-. ! :
j change from excfsivc :,, ; !
i tinned wetness to cxtiiii,.
i ue ireainieni i t in
TIN, COPPER ilSIIEEMROX
rKOMTTLT AT KM) ID TO.
and sh; lls of the feet
G. C. K. ZAHM,
DEAI.EK IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSVVARF,
IHTS,C.iPS,BOOTSySnOES,
AXD ALL OTHER GOODS USUALLY
KEPT IN A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKKN Kf IICDANKr FO GOODS.
Store on South Side of Main Street,
he iiWirii
AS WE ALL K XOW, BUT THE
2F X 3 3E2
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Are not over, but rather under, those of any other
dealer in
Dry Gooas, Dress Gcaas, Hats and Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions.
GROCERIES, FLOnt, FEED, GRAIN, f
In lliisj "Xftk Tiiai,or.'
9A complete and elegant assortment of new
mods now in store will positively be sold at Ih
c-loscst inararin. . ountry pro.1 uce at t he hUr hVit
market prices taken in exchange for ros " FuU
satistaction gnaranteed to all buyer? tm i on
Highstreet.nea Centre street. D
Ebcnshurg. Jnn. ifl, l374-tf.E' J MILLS-
i : i :rsr 5 1 j i j
BOOK, DEUGaflu VARIETY STORE.
TTA IN'G recently enlarged our stock we m
mmmmm
Cigars and Tobaccos,
' Maprfn,,, Newspaper ? NoU"" nis??
pnrll,;'
JFVV7iivay,eadu'Ta.toourstook" t ot FINE
temV,o'LoV'hVInad., W" WOU,d 'vite tlje at-
Juiy30, 18B8. Main Street, Ebenshu nr.
LOOK WELL TO VOIR IXDERSIHDBBS
JOHN D. THOMAS,
Bootand Shoe 3rnlcot-
THTrrer7,i'r?e1 resPof"!'y Informs hianu
iiiiVipl t? Pwpared to manuracture HOOTS and
l .e French r qua,if ' rol""
brMara iB ,t?lfJlk,n boo,s to ,he coaiie.n
urosrarns, m the vkht best mannfii nn tv.1
Tban r?, iyf",?1.1 n.a,Workman 1 iceman ner.
mv wnrk .n Past fn?n 1 ,eel confident that
Tduum tf?Vcn will oomraend me to a coo
inuance and In crease or the naoie.
JOHN D, TH0YA9
composed of the f-jilev. in
parts; beet suet, two p.u N ; v,
four parts; lees wax Mil !; -part
each; milt over a slow t;
mix well.
To make a brilliant wh'te-vnsL
clean lumps of wcll-bnn.e-I w
to five gallons of t!e wr-.h
aed a quarter of a p'-im 1 . f V
or of burnt alum pulwriz-I.
pound of loaf su;nr. i: o !; .:-.
half of rice Huur made in i a::,
well boiled pnete, and r. h. :f
of white glue, dissolved m, ; '
AvinT pr t 4 c - 1 wter. Aj.plv cM wit!:;n 1
ill KjIjIjI jIjAxN U tX LJ., ! warm outside. Tlii,
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Y. D. M'Clellasd John IIassas.
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Ahout the Use of .So at V
giving any recipes f.r n.:.k
1 wish to tell all the hard v - :
mer's wives how much la' : u
save by not using such v '
of this article. For ncariv i
I have Ufd sono on!v 1 , r i
i clothes. In all that tin;. I L
u-ed one iou:i 1 .f snp ! r v
diahes and other kit -in n ;
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IBannfactaren of and Dealers In
l' ancy and I ln in
FURNITURE!
AXB CIT-VIKS.
"NVe keep constantly on hand In trreat variety a full
11d of elctcAni
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
PJSTYLES AND AT PRCES TO SUIT ALL CU3TCRS '
Having the most skillful workmen in the city, we 1 3Iv family has rallied fl ' '
twenty-live. I have used eJ-tfirfTi
mi m mum tmrn TlT:
works erpraly will. Itisth;-: : .
your water quite hot and a'tlsTf
little milk to it. Tliis ef-.-V"tt-water,
gives the dishes a fines:; -lire
preserves the hands; it rem 'troxi
grease, even that from beef, sc.;;
grease U ever found floati::- 42j
water, aswhensoan isttio.l i
Repairing Neatly and PrornLt!y Done. ! VOS!i-1' 1 ahvavs set on the ; '
. . ' ; a little water in them, when tin", fef-
is nccEs or sriTs,
Either Eastern or Western Manufacturers.
Wareroom, No. SI FRANKLIN Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
JOII.XSTOH'.V, !..
.. ... : a nine water in then
S-All Fnrnitnre sent 'or and delivered in the . , r
city free of chance. -i3,"74.-tf. i are taken from the
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WM. P. PATTON.
Jlnntiracttircr nnl Dealer In
am. rinds tir
CABINET FURNITURE
JonxsToirx, pa.
Piureatis,
Hedsteads,
Waslistands
Sideboard r
Chamber Seta,
Parlor Sets,
Wnrd robea.
Hook Cases,
Lounges,
Cane Chairs.
Wood St-at Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture,
Hod Lounges,
Mat treses.
Tete-a-Tetes.
Exteiij-imi Tables,
Iininir Ttbles,
l upbimrils.
uvimm, , v iifjuimi lis.
c., &c., &c., Ac., Sea.. &c, Ac, Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.
EVRIIV DESCKIPTIC CF
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order In excellent st?. e and at low
prices. Cabinet and hairinnkers' materials ot
all kinds for sale. Furniture delivered at utiy
point in Johnstown or at U;ii!ro;id Station flee
of e.xtra charge. WM. p. PATTON.
Johnstown, Oct. 13, l?70.-tf.
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the grease is easily removvd
Just tiy my plan, you v.!, it
after day, every sprins. r..s
barrel oi5aprand let us 1 o.-.r
succeeds with you. I likt !!,.
barrel of soap on washing d:iy
glad to be able to disj c: so
aid on all other oeva s.
that my tinware keeps bri-l.t
cleansed rn this way tiiru if
soap or scouring. The ! ,:;vit
of us lu.ve : g Li e 1 ot" vir.: "::
a wasteful policy : the pn-sc
t'nware will not ler.r ir. f:;
soon scrubled away an.l a vo?
is fit for notliing is" left on viir -but
if washed in the way I I
scribed, the tin is preserved,
ways bright and clean. ''"'
Yorker.
kr
USEFIL IxrOKMATIuN.-'V
si an excellent thing t s- ft Va,
Cream of taitar rid I t I r; 'y!
white kid gloves cleanses l..-
A solution of cynadiiit i'fr ' kt
is the best poison to kill in
kind.
A pint of mustard sec 1 h : fer
vtl cf cider will preserve it
several months. '
A mixture of oil and irk j
thing to clean kid boot it!,-:'-"f
softens ami the latter bl v ; ; t
A simple remedy f r r
freckles is a pint of "so ir n.'- iL
small quantity of horscrs is
the mixture stand over i;i!- ' ,
it as a wash three timesaik; 1 ft.
freckles disappear.
The leaves of ceranitirn T':.
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CKAWFOKD HOUSE,
r.Brssni it, x.
John Fltzharris. r m .
- w v a W4I IC ttj Is j . . m .IJ'J .llU'll H'l V "
TTAVTXfl lensod nnrt r.,:i ... , L I. i -,,l.l.,i .r
well known and nonni.ir r...,i , ... . . ' i
Is now amply i.'repa r,-d to mx.unmodate I ln? S:lme klnd ? OllOOrtwo
Ue bruiset? .md .lonlicd en i-
part, and the wound "i
trizetl ii a ver- short tin:?
All sorts of vessels and u'1"1"
be purified from long ret -i::itJ ;
of every kind, in the oai-t 9f'r
IVrr..t maminr I'i II ! I' 1 '.'
TITILL1NERY& l)KlS MAKING ' " V1
11 jhf attention of the Ladies of Ebens- Sr,Rt impurities have 1
visV to'A8 airectc-u to the tact that oft witli sand and potash t
MKft. IL E..TONK9 has just received on invoice
ot new and fashionable Millinery (Joorts at her Wi'?r-
LBf';"5r- eddini. ... .r..-. nf
'? 'Pntwiiy. Urcsstnaklnir U lilTr ('ii-F l.iu3 v
XZT?VXy an'1 nel,v d"ne- '""he patronage of " '"TE CA M
the ladies is resoectlully solicited. ftM '71 - CggS, two Clips SU2ral', "e .
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UALUI161A Li A KK, ATTORNEY
YrZiJ.L? TT' EnrB, Pa. OiHca with
iN'U'nr', LT""'? !? a.co.nmodate
tk. i! ti.J. .l w"n '""r patronage.
I.ttJV Lhat h """-ket arords will be served
at the Table at all seasons, the Jl.ir will be Wert
constantly supplied with the choicest liquors
and the commodious Stable u iil t,e under the
chanroor a careful and attentive hostier No
Kirt 1Vi" b Rnarrd to render iruests coinfnrt
anieand well phased In every particular. nd
by Proper at tent ion to business nnd a moderate
eale of prices the proprietor hopes to win his
way to puhl c favor. My , ISTX-tf i
Ofic teaspoon soda, antl tvQ
cream tartar.