S.arm.
Roads and Road-making.
Of primary importance to the civil as
well as military-power of any country,
are good public thoroughfares. Rapid
ity and cheapness in transportation are
vital necessities to commercial prosper
ity, and in time of war the safety of a
nation may depend upon the state of
her roads. These facts have long been
recognized, and hence the perfection of
roads has been a problem to which en
gineers have in all ages assiduously ap
plied themselves. The importance of
even a slight advance in improvement
has kept alive interest in this depart
meat of engineering, and century after
century lu elapsed without the perfect
ideal being considered as yet reached.
That this is true is proved by a very
brief review of the Patent Office records,
is which patents for various composi
tions for road surfaces, and for methods
or road building, constitute every year a
notable number of the patents applied
Go• and issued.
Probably the most remarkable suc
cess ever yet achieved by any one sys
tem was that which attended and still
attends the macadam road. Notwith
standing its expensive character, it to
day covers more surface in Europe than
:my other. In America, except In the
vicinity of large towns, thls road is not
much employed,the orinparati ye sparse
iws, of the population 1.11111 the small
:mown( of travel in rural districts not
warranting the cie,t of its construetion
mid maintenance.
There are fe4v cirvunistances under
this r. 1141 is not admirably adapt
ed to Imvil and could ry I liorouglifitrem.
I t has a smooth surface alter it has been
a Mile and affords an admirable
Gail hold 111 horses. It is expeditiously
laid, and perhaps demands as little ex
care and maintenance as any
other eapalile of equal endurance and
II i•A now fifty ye:lN or thereabout
iiiirodueed this I.llll'llra
-11.11 sp.ll4.tri, awl 11 1.4 41111te 4.14)411.11 . 111
whi.llll.l. 11)1. nest fitly p , arm will give
the ‘vorl,l noything teller for !111 pur
po..e.,. Ittit, 114 %VI. 1111% , 1111 , 1111 y Slllll,
1 hi+ .-y,14.1it 1,4 mid al 114 e pr 044.111, nor 1.4
it pn,l, n i,j, Hi n t II ...on will hr, ucnllnhle
for Illy gr:iter lout „r
Itwid.
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114 1 . 141.1, unll II
provviit
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hint n111'1414.'4 111.11111111.11 1111 11111.1
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111111,1 11 11 11 11 1 1 ' dinv,mlrmi iii
h, 111,,n,10411
.hh•hhig ilhifig tin. shlt.sof yowls:mil
Irvuliu Iht. uctitrctt when. th..y Imvt.
~•111191 111.1mk• the pnipor to•thli., would
..1111.111111.,1
lir. gcnorully done, when limn.
at ull, hy !aiming. Lurk nu the road the
excavated the a very
erniniiiiiin method and ithinint, n 5111.121'
1411,11. 111* InLllr. slll.ll 7.1i1 1n generally
imiv e r.z.
44x,1104 1111' fim. Hi,.
aI Nvill only leintiontrily 'mei:. As
it 4 it 1,11111111, very dry in stun:nut
iI grinds tiii *into it 111141 heap, lin,' in
Flown old' by 44.:17111 , 11
gCniII by 141117,,
.\ II tined to rake the level
mite soil, lint the washings 111
the ni:1114, NV huh hitter 4111111111 he carted
away. \' here road, are 111111'11 tl . ll 11711
110,1' washings 111 11 Vo.lllllllll' 111:l11111'V,
:11111 I 1 41'111114 I 44111 to ..111't 1110111 lilt.
111. 1111111,1 lying 111111111 7,111 . 11 nla47, I'l'lllll
I,llll'll 7 , 1i1 fertility 'night lie
ialien 1111111111 the roadways.
NVllerever hard hell
tir sluadd lw laid ladmv
fea.•ll
rave dj,lialailed,
ll'a \ad ,1/111‘1, Unrivaled Cm. r.,ad ,urra
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which wn, I . X0(•111 . 11t in :Lll
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11 , 11:11 to •'' antes ill'y l'i
i the the
tliiiy left till the ell
\Olen ilii• stow. Ipera t I
r. l'1•11.•:1 t little lal.r laic in the
titiy well 1111 iII II, t'I'IIS
• pl I I hr t. ql in sorurim•
.\ Sill/11111
4.j. , 114 , 1 lilt.
:mil hint.
NV:11,•1' may rilli
itli
1- Paid
ill 1111. I,IIIIS anal \S'ilgtillS,
Mill in i.:ll' 1.111
\;,;,,,/;/if•
Sal ins Futhlvi
iu wally the ,In•ittli ha,
:1 hay, tutu thiouglitif
will nut
,t , ”•1; ui tilt
willtvr. All hue
,v,•r ti,•4l Yur wmil tiny will
wailliitl, :mil it l'arnitqi, lu
ntsku Hie thud lif Wow. ()al :mil wheat
•-iru‘v 111:11 i. ullrn alliiwed In nit upon
ilt• 4 . i, u.uJ rc .
14131:t. 3 Fury !24”31 :13i1
:it Ile limo tit . threshing. If
cut and IlliXed WWI earn Ilaoal nr With
Wheat 'Wll, eat it \Vill thrive tintal the
reed quite as well tts upon gnull hay.--
111.,. %vim Ita%t•.unwed Mill 11/lilit'r
:Ii.11111k111(iy, grand Sul gsaute rnr
hay. Save what is lei t frnin the fall reed
ing. illt•st of (lit. fodder
(Olen tlatilagml
Sl:tvl:ing. It is not yet
Inn late to rut salt grass anal bog mead
,' \ls, [lntl are nit,•ll negleeteil frtrill he
Abliffilatice of other feed. 'l'4, l”r sure
here is ind innelt nourishment in these
ttrasses, but there is smile, and when run
through the tiutttir, nntl mixt,' with
alma ur runts,
lily servea gntal purnnse.
Candidly sin'', the turnips that have
!wen sawn het W 1 . 1 .11 Iho 14)1'11 rotvs, nrlry
Inanst•lves. II froiliciilly Ilupprns that
dry stitiiiiier is 1.111)%voll by ahiiiiihiiil
fall rains, which tlane statsnii to allnw
n, In !unite a largeliirtiiii
Small Anitimis:linall lug Tree,
I.lvery ilit•ngll;•llll.lll.:nintirtlak
l' 1111:1111 Illtlllll'I~•~~ ;;, a leniedy to pre
vent-Ink, anti rahhihi gnawing trees,
niol \\e brave nearly annually ans‘vered.
hem. Hur renietly, Which We Jia.Vc
tried Ivith success, has proved eirectual
in hislaugg in which it has been
properly applied. It is to trzlnthige the
ir,es with :to 1114 cotton nr \Voolell Cloth,
.ri . Very still' paper wilt do---for mice
gight ur tea high , ' high trill :kils , Vgr
for 11111 1111111 two feet. The
kilter shooling 'upright trill reach lip
VerY nearly two 1.1, and as larust 110 Y
reaelt they will guatr. The same
cloth, if put :near, will ast for sevurlll
1 . 1::s. the haduging, nuts(
wel l doneuntl lust to the true securely.
I II N% here ral:hits are sure to
111 Irnuol, II (here are the
geed ph:teeth:ll is le feed Ihelll 1511 11
eahhae,e decayed head, ere:alo
ha...2,T, I.llals l'ill:1-hagas, carrels,
111 . oltich k El) [I, 6nuol uu core
A "dead trap," baited NViill
Heal . a gai lea; but, if in a
condition, a Lull dozen rabbits
will destroy tiny ynting trees in a single
night. (hie \dolor lilt'y not only in
jured several ytiong pear trOes fill' Its,
lilt( 1611111,i ffir the
,Ill . llll,arc as if done with prun
ing shears. liut, ;Is we say, they are
tiro.cu to this by starvation, when the
ground is covered wit h
.lilif
orn or Oals
dmy horse \yell; b u t smuchow
horits rough -ca n ted don't seem to
:It: Very well."
"NVlltli kind Or preVcmicr du ymi givt ,
and plenty of them."
That's what's the matter. Too inany
oats. flail' the amount of oats and the
'rest in corn would, no doubt, work It
improvement in him. We have found
out that horses should not be teed en
tirely with oats for provender. They
need something else. Clive them corn
or cornmeal part, of the thne, or a mix
ture of oats and earn,
and see if they do
not improve. And, by the way, don't
forget to give him, twice a week', a mess
or potatoes atilt medicine . —(butt ryt
t
Raised (lake Without Eggs
Eggs are echrce and expensive, and
we invent recipes which require few or
none. Stir together a collee-cupful of
light sugar and a hall cupful of butter;
acid'a pint of warm water, half a cupful
of yeast, and• flour enough to make as
thick as ordinary fruit cake. Rise over
night. When very light, add a little
mace, cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg,
and ,'cup of chopped raisins. Put in
the pan, let rise until light, and then
balte.
THE LANCASTER WEEKLY INTELLIOENCER, "ViTEDNESDAY",4_4.N.I.TARY . 4, 1871.
_Miscellaneous.
The Mont Cents Tunnel.
A despatch from Suva, announces that
the Alps were pierced through on De ,
comber 2.5 th, and that the workmen
from both ends of the Mont Cenis Tun
nel joined in congratulations upon the
completion of the great work.
Between Susa in Piedmont and St.
Jean de Maurienne In Savoy, is one, not
of the highest, but of the most famous
passes of the Alps long known in the
history of war, but henceforth from to
day to be celebrated as the scene of one
of the greatest triumphs in peace of that
engineering "which knows no impos
sibility." Where the Glraian and the
Cottian Alps meet there is a high table
land nearly 7,000 feet high with a peak
springing up to 11,451 feet high. This
is the Monte Cenidio of the Italians, the
Mont Cenis of the French. It has long
barred the free way from France into
Italy. Over this pass Hannibal is as
serted by some historians to have work
ed his way with vinegar and elephants;
and over this pass more certainly King
Pepin, in 7.i.5, led his Frankish legions
to aid Pope Stephen 111. against the
heretical Lombard King Astolphus.—
The famous Catinet, Marshal of France,
in the service of Louis XIV., followed
in his path nine centuries later, and,
foreseeing that it might be needed again
by his august master, the (Irand Mon
arch, he made It by a great elthrt for
those days passable for mules. It was
the engineering triumph of ills century.
Napoleon 1., stopped by the same Im
movable opponent, built a road over It
eighteen feet wide, for thirty miles,
reaching from Lans-le- bourg to-Susa.
This was the triumph of his period, pur
chased by un outlay of 7,000,0u0 francs
and by Indomitable labor.
The first great triumph of our later pe
riod was the building of a railroad over
the mountein range. This was called
Jr by higher requirements than those
of war, for over the path where the
mailed legions of Pepin hail preceded
the battalion,' of Louis awl the veterans
or tho first Napoleon, commerce had
marked its way. The railroad myetems
of France laid Italy required a eonneet
ing link from I inlabitii
W 115111141 or so uninterrupted route ror
traffic. The link was formed 111 what
Is I; !town its the lirassey-Fell or "A meld
-1.1111" 11111. 1111(.11Pli nvrr HIV
MIN 111 ISO 7, wns a lirl illantitehleve
moil, not MI/ perfectly satisfactory IN In
1111l1(1. OW route really uninterrupted,
The passage across the intaintaiii -kvas
continually slopped last year by the
heavy snow. II Is always slow, always
liable to neeltient from avalanches, unll
the talk (dote rse are of n 1111404.111 gauge
front those ill thi, hi ,
,hmorvi.
Hot itgronder tool elloowlerlo triumph
hos liven tillemphol and, an I 1101'111110
111/W
Thin IS It I'llllll WIIII'II ulioun through hit
,oven milli' actual Lind
\llto It clear parisogo, which gly,4 Liu
wilirolico tool emillnuoLoi Ilse from
Lin the 1.:w411811('Ilitlinel
In the heel Nutty It I mrt, r:HHHH:,
her", Ihe Lit' rwiipen,umi Hi:irked
Lint Iq• the it,,Hmw huihiers of the Ap-
H HtH Way for It Oiler p(),,itloil In the
emilmerty. Iready the voieem
of the Inlalhut exonvalorn eh:oiling vic
tory lit lho tunnel's depths We, pt./ -
elaline,l III!' llpprmiching end hi their
R.llow-worlilllVll,Sepnrail'll fro!.
them unto uuly by IL thin tvull 1)r Ilneen
Wet reel: awl earth. \View Hie rails
!Iry laid through Ihe netv tunnel there
will he a line or I ,:100 oioseeutive miles
of rails of the same gunge running from
the Channel to the :\lelliterl'IliO1111!
1.11111101, wlllOll t'hot•ulirr>hu•a iii
111'1,110SI'll In exrnvute 113' II machine
id his oat a ill V011(11,11 :11 1.11,' rate of ono
omo aim a hall' W 1151101.111,41
upon first by l'ieditiont, and begun in
I t passes \vest of the peak, prop
erly
k amyl! as Mont ('enis, and is on a
straight line front Fourneaux, iu (hr
vall..y of the :\ re, about Iwo miles from
lodane on I.lll'
14, 13,1111,011111,11 t. MI the Itnli.iii The
iikittin•e is 1:2:20,1 metres, or . 11We:41,1120
yards. The elevation zit env!' side of the
tunnel is not the same. At Bardenneche
it is I ,:rd.).:ts, met res 0r.1,351 feet above the
sea level. At Potirneaux it is 1,202.52
metres or 3,1141; feet, above. This dill•er
ence of metres or feet—
would 'Hive made necessary a gradient of
in T4l provide against, a liossible
rush NVllS:llll.il'ipatl?d, the
tunnel was constructed with a rising
gradient of I in 2,00 a from the liaribiti
iitsdie side. Frota Fourneaux lo' he
Middle of the tunnel the gradient is 22.2
per ],ono or about lin 4.",. 'l'he tunnel
rims through whist, Hanel' nail lime
stone. Froni the French end the schist
extends '2,1; IO yards, 2/11,1 this tins bored
it the average rate or Ldli metres,
rather more than four feet per day.—
Then tame 330 yards of , martz cut
through at the rate of two feet per day;
this was followed by limestone, excava
ted at the rate of r, feet In inches per
day. It was originally calculated this
limestone would only extend to a thick
ness of :datl'i yards. At the Italian side
HUT,' tilts 1111thilIV: lint schist, and it
tvas l'Xi•a'',lll2ll it the rale of I.:); metres,
or about live feet per day. The well-
I:diown apparatus for excavating this
tunnel is thus described by the .‘;ei,ii
tijie .111,
t nientt X the 1:1.1111r, , ,eil air is
led through lines of cast iron pipes from
the: buildings void:lining the :tir-com
pressing nutellinery to the engineering,
workshops, and thence to the tunnel it
self. The workshops are situated on the
hillsidt , above the tev,i or the air-com
pressing netehinecy, but considerably
below thud of the mouth of the tunnel.
They are lilo.ll \\Atli good plant of ordi
nary engineer's tools, most omen] mad,
by English makers, and in the smith's
shops there is a trot. hammer, which
is worked by compressed air. The ma
ehinery in the workshops is ordinarily
driven Icy a turbine, which is stn. k nine
metres, 111 twenty-eight feet eight inches
below' the !Moroi' the machine shop; but
in winter, when the supply 11l water for
the turbine is stopped by the frosts, the
shafting is driven by tun engine worked
liy the compressed air. The torrent of
t he are, front \Odell the water power for
work ing the air-compressing machinery
is obtained, is, we may mention here,
never frozen even ill the 51111/51 severe
SellSellS. The frame of each !muddily is
formed by a pair ,Ir 1.1111.5 uhmit r, ruCt
Melo, long, these bars having placed
between them the three-inch eylinder
by the idston of whieli the boring tool
is actuated. The cylinder is not fixed
to the frame bars, but is capable of
.diding, on them, motion given to it by
a largl. 5111111 111 its hied 11111 which gears
into racks formed on Ille inner sides of
lilt. 11'11111e liars. The cylinder is three
inches in diameter, and its I iiston has a
rod about IWO 1111'111'9 ill lliallleter, there
being thus hill a eomparatively small
annular area on the front of the piston
1111 Whil•11 Use Mr continually presses.
At the hind end of Ihe fraud bars of the
machine is placed a kind of miniature
horizontal engine worked by the com
pressed air; this engine driving,,through
a bevel gear, a square Shaft
11211115 !warty the whole length M . the
machine above the boring cylinder.
This shaft carries a cant which
gives the necessary motion to the
side valve which governs the admission
of the air le, its l'ltlellSe 1 . 1'./111, the
boring eylinder ; and from the Sallle
shaft I le' intermittent rojary motion is
given to the tool, and also the necessary
,idvance as the hole is bored. The man
ner ill which the advance of the tool, or
rattier the cylinder, is regulated, is as
follows: The cylinder is free to slide
longitudinally on 112 frame liars, these
bars having on their inner shies racks
into which a worm, carried on a spindle
projecting from the hind end of the
cylinder, gears. OIL this same spindle
there is a (dutch, which is driven by
gearing connected to the square shaft al
ready mentioned, and when this clutch
is ill gear with the worm, the cylinder
is advanced along the frame towards the
Lace of the rock. As, however, the ruck
is of unequal hardness, the rate of ad
vance Is made dependent upon the rate
at which the borer penetrates, in the
Mllowing manner : The clutch by which
the worm is driven is embraced by a
formed on a bar which extends for
ward past the boring cylinder, and
which has at its front end a linger, which
is bent so as to catch on ratchet teeth
formed on the tops of the frame bars,
as shown it) our engraving last week.
Supposing the clutch to be in gear with
the worm, and the machine to beast
work, the cylinder will be gradually ad
vanced along the frame bars ; but the
clutch being held by the bar just men
tioned, and the front end of this bar
abutting against one Of the ratchet teeth,
cannot follow the cylinder and conse
quently alter the worm has made a
couple of turns or so, the clutch is work
ed out of gear and the cylinder becomes
stationary, As the boring goes on, how
ever, the piston makes a, longer and
longer stroke out of the cylinder, and
eventually a projection on its end raises
the front end of the finger bar out of
gear with the ratchet tooth, against
which it abuts. As soon as this takes
place a spring behind the clutch forces
the latter forward into gear with the
worm, and the advance of the cylinder
again goes on until the end of the finger
bar coining against the next tooth, the
forward motion of the clutch is again
arrested until it gradually works itself
out of gear. Each boring machine
weighs about G cwt., and as the wear
and tear to which they are exposed is
very severe, it is found necessary to keep
from three to four machines in reserve
for each one at work.
The boring bars employed are of va
rious forms and of various diameters.—
The Z and double Z or crown borers are
those most used, but for some kinds of
rock other forms are found preferable.
The holes generally bored are about
inch in diameter, but some are much
larger. In working through some of
the very hard quartz, it was found that
the shots flew back from the ordinary
holes without producing any disruptive
effect on the rock, and the plan was
therefore adopted of first boring several
holes 4 inch or .5 inch in diameter.and
then disposing some ordinary holes
around these. When the charges in the
ordinary holes were fired, the portions
of the rock between them and the cen
tral hole were blown out, and a cavity
thus forme6around which other shot
holes were - bored. The borers used for
the 4 inch and 5 inch holes are of simi
lar form to smaller bars, and, like them
they are worked by the boring ma
ch hies,but at a slower speed.
Not Posted
A writer in the New York 7'imes
hopes that, as the English sparrows
make shorl, work of the caterpillars,
next year they will attack the rose bugs.
But unless the sparrows are more care
fully fed during the winter seasons, they
will not destroy either caterpillars or
bugs, and unless they have better diges
tion than young chickens, rose bugs
will be fatal fare for them. A country
correspondent, whose chickens died by
the dozen ayear or two since, illvestiga-
Led the subject, and found their crops
packed with the pests which destroy
roses and grape blossoms. The sparrows
led by instinct unperverted by dornesti•
cation, will, like other free birds, let the
rose bugs alone, we suspect, These In
sects seem to enjoy an immunity from
all feathered enemies.
A N'or/ oru Rill Iro aaa from Pen
My I to it lit.
N . 111.110 {VII,I lion' In Franklin
county, I'a., in Mt:, am! is 114,e :V , years of
t about 20 years of age lie cotumen
red railicity apprenticeship as brake
man on the l'entisylvitnlit l'etitriti road. In
this position lie remained but four iiimiths,
having been promoted Lit conductor, \cher()
lie remitimiii Inc One year, and their receiv
ed the uppitilittillint 1111141N' of transpor
tation. In this position hn served the coin
:lathy to their entire satisfaction for eight.
years, %%lien he resigned his place and made
it trip lu California and ,k rizona, lit charge
nfa mining party organized In Philadel
phia, Ile huts
\1,11.11 MI 1110 Pi.1111.3'1 VII.
i I,L Con
nil I (mid as
liraliestintil and eon.
Miles. I inn hundred miles
lair day and It HMO osier eight ylll{l . Pl'slir•
vino id" 11, ,, :blunts by ichiell Ui arrlen
al. the it-init, lie remained ht California
about two
,years, Mg 1511,', 0. I 'poll 1114
II lin was ell' rrulti duly Mant kIX
linnitlN, Chu imly Natnalluil Johns hail shun
hn rulununu ml his ciarlitir Its 111)11(11.11111111,
In the Jail of I sill NIT, Tobin cline to Kan
sas, lIIIVIIIWILI.OOI.buiI HMI I.sititill \
alit Sir parliittiniliint of the Italians Pantile
!toad (then C. I'. 11. \V. R. It.l under lien,
‘fright. Ills 1111,Plit rank is that of Sii
perintorelent , 11 . lhn KIM Valley IIi•
111111 assistant )41 , 111.1111 51111011116 , 11-
414.11 i, having received lint a slaitiL time
sluts, the hitter promotion, Mr. Nlll,lll
gradual,' in a railway srhooi that ranks
in the profession by ills side id' Harvard
and Vali , as rollogn , lli , is
11111,11 , iitilU
('unity that the nitudnill honors his itinia
mutter is a isimplinient to both 'midi and
toucher.
II:11110(1 .10110 S, Were
to pri,oli ill Poitsvillo ull
Sunday, chargctl with
City,
uu Suttirtlity Hight. k tit)t ex
pected ttt reet.ver.
LEG /, 01' /
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tug •
:mil sari. It it 111111 , 1' Hll'lllllllo
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t unlit], lit thy l'imtity
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1 , 11'1'A'11". 111' II EN ICY PICA WF11R1).
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Lt llrr. I..xlaincurary ..,talc having
1.0,111,11 Ittill 1111.1,5101.. , 1, all person.
I tul..l , l , ..llltcl'clu rcutu•sli•ol tur make 1111111V
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ti itch,' tor 5c1111.111,11 tilt• -
sigticnt, 11l Fullon
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MI , NDAY,JANUARY lip, 1,71:
.
1.1111. .k....1g1,11 E.lalo, John S.
ft .letter, Assilstire.
John V. S. Erb,
Trt,l SRI
Ellzulieth TE . 11,0 Esinto, linlivrt
Warden,
\v. U. sT:kri , FER.
tI2I- ,vSI Proiltiumtar
kl''S 111. I, 11.1, 111,
sr . (: 71; EsTV
I'E OF .JAMES
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t 11,111
IN 4 N.‘ N'ELY,
M. 11.4 I:Et:BUSH,
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HOOFING SLATE
R l l l l ' l k .!l:trer S, ! i rl. l :l l ;t ' s ' i l •t t n i t ' s . t i‘ J ' i N „ I
a
full supply of Hording slate for trident Reduced
Prltres. Also, an extra LIGHT HOOFING
SLATE, intended for slating on shingle roots.
I{ntptoyiug the very brat slaters all work Is
warranted In be eseintral 11l lire best manner.
Builders and others will find it lt, their Inter
est to Ilr•s;uaplra HI iris AsHeult ural
and Seed Warr-Y.11.15. No. its East king street
Lancaster, Pa., doors west at the l'ourt. House.
We have a 611 the Asbestos Hooting for Hat
roan, or wi ere slate and ' , Jungles cannot be
used. It Is lar snp.•rfoa' lir Plastic. or ()ravel
Rooting.
tato, it SPRF,tryt pre
BANKING HOUSES
IffialialEßE
The INLAND INSURANCE .k.ND DEPOSIT
COMPANY, wilY pay illil2l,t .01 th•pl,SitS as
fffilOWS, Via:
For 1 ana 2 months I par cent
•• 3,4 and 5 "
7,5, and 10 nippths
1 1 upd 12 mpuIII s•• STOCKS AN D BONDS
BOUGIFF AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
J. C. MCHLENBEItIi,
Ole 2 llmw I I Treasurer.
OTTST U W N',
MONTGOMERY C'OUNT'Y, PENN'A
ENGLISH,
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Ludlow, Leonard Myers, J. S. Yost, B. M. Boy
er, M. Russel Thayer, etc. 1Y77-tfwa
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1871.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W
J. W. F. SWIFT,
No. 18 North Duke et.. Lancaster
B. C. KILEADY,
:Co. 24 East King street, 2d floor, over Sttll.'
New Store.
EDGAR C. REED.
N. 16North Duke mt.. lAnonster
FRED. N. PYFER,
Na. sSoath Duke et.. Lau canter
A. J. SA NDERSON,
No. is East Ring street, Lancaster
%. H. PRICE.,
Court Avenue. West otCourt Houma. Lancaster
A.. 1. KAUFFMAN,
:1,22 lyd&w
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Columbia.kin.
LEAIRAN,
No. 5 North Duke et.. Lanomitor
A. S. sTEINMAN.
No. 4 South Queen et.. Lane-eater
H. 31. NORTH.
Columbia. Lancaster county. Pa
D. W. PATTERSON,
ROA removed hie office to No. ( East King Eit
S I""" ,A I M.I.EY -AT-LAW,
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RV, LANCASTER. PA. lyw3B
E di SCHAEFFER,
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nn lu LANCASTER,TA.
MEDICAL
1871.
Pain is supposed to be the lot of uspoor mor
tals, as inevitable as death Itself and liable at
any time to come upon us. Therefore It is im
portant that remedial agents should be at
hand to be used on an emergency, when the
seminal principle lodged In the system shall
develope itself,:and we feel the excruciating
agonies of pain, or the depressing influence of
disease. Such a remedial agent exists in the
PAIN KILLER, whose fame has made the
circuit of the globe. Amid the eternal Ices of
the polar regions or beneath the intolerable
and burning sun of the tropics, Its virtues are
known and appreciated. Under all latitudes,
from the one extreme to the other, suffering
humanity lies found relief from many of its
Ills by its use. The white and broad area over
which this medicine has spread, attests its
value and potency. From a small beginning
the Pala Killer has pushed gradually along,
making its own highway, solely by Its virtue.
Such unexampled success and popularity
has brought others Into the field, who have at
tempted under similarity of name, to usurp
the confidence of the people and turn it to
their own selfishness and dishonesty, but their
ellorts have proved fruitless while the Pain
Killer is still growing In public favor.
R ECOMMENDED AND ENDORSED BY
g=l
DR. LAWRENCE'S
COM Po N F ID EXTRACT
Lor
0 S () 0 !
TIIE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER !
N(rl' A arx•itrrr grAci:
FORNIULA AltuUNI)
Dr. J. J. I,IIVILENI'I.:,
KOS K 0 0
MT1(111.:s ItuoT lir 1)1s1.:,\
ITItIrYISH THE 141,(x)1),
1111=
Tltlx Is the Secret or Its Wonderful
Success In l'urlng
BM=
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=II
El=
DISKAsES lIY A Ii.%I,:tsTATI; Olt
THE ISIA )00.
It I horetiglily ertelltetteq every 1(.11.1 el:Hu
mor and lied end restoree the tett Ire
mystem to a healthy condition.
It Is heyonil iitelllloll the FINP:S'1"11INIC IN
WORLD.
Thousand.. have liven t• hange.l by the use of
thlx Prato slekly, suffering,
creatural, to htrimg, healthy, and happy mtm,
and women.
Lira cannel lienilitte to gici• II 0 trial.
Nii Medicine has obtidlied such a great rept]
talk/1121N (ilk Justly - celebrated
Eminent Divine., Editors,
Druggists, Nitre &Li , see
nue for this year.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLI,
The Prinripal Li•rrf/pi.+la in the
United Stales and British
TAR. LAWRENCE'S WOMAN'S FRI ENI)
1.1 cum. , all Diseam, p,•kiliar It, Ftqual,,
ul9-Iyo,t
1)11 I , LOMOPIFI Y OF MAIKRIAGE.--A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, ux deliv
ered at the Pell MI. Polytechnic and and Ana
tomical M.Phil.., Ls, Chestnut Stiree doors
above Twelfth, Philadelphia, ern acing the
subjects: Dow to Live and What Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Gen
erally Reviewed; Tho cause of Indigestion;
Flatulence and nervous Diseases accounted fur;
Marriage Philosophically considered. These
lectures will be forwarded on receipt of Si
cents by addressing: Secretary of the Penna.
POLYYECHN IC AND ANATOMICAL M 17-
M, 1214 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, P..
lyl2-12miloodww
FOR SALE OR RENI
V A ILIT
A BEE A ND EXTENSI VE LI VERY
STABLE AT PRIVATE SALE.—The un
dersigned being engaged lu other business of
fers at private sale their large and valuable
Livery Eslatilishment in the rear of the - Pity
Hotel,' . North queen sLreet, Lantander,
Terms easy, For further part It ulars apply
John Murphy, Harrisburg Ear Works Harris
burg, Pa.
1 1 ", } ,4 , ..!A!Vrs
Sit in Frctierlel: ~n 111, Halt I
'nary and old° It. It., ant, tall. , wt , t ~ 1 1:“1-
11111,,evonlatils
IMECEIMI
of land; Improved by I wodwelln nue brick
11 nth hall and eight 'rooms, :And line odliirtie
grounds are beautified trill; 'bole, tries
shrubbery, be,, .Cc. I, tin, olln, a handsontnn
frame voltage, situated in the Orchard, n'oll
Wei ng Forty Acres of choice apples anti pears
enclosenl by all a ',ago orange budge.
barn 1.1111,111er out-buildings are:unpin-anti In
goon! repair, Lanni Is of One hest quality In
lone stoat, Ferrying good, ryltln runnlin
water in every thdd. Lime kiln, and Ines
Inaustible (outr i der; of the purest stone,
TIII , farm Is oliered entire, n'w will be divide(
tovallt pureinaserm. For Intl! denwriptlon,
451•., lalilress or apply lo
REAL ESTATE. AT PIIIILI('
11S SATURDAY„IANUARY A. 11
IS7I, by an older of the Orphans• Court of Latt
eeater County, the undersigned Neill tell l
pubilevendueott the public hol., (being Mach
Hors.. Tuvern,lrtf Cyrus IdtV., le West roettlle.
township, I.lllll`llSter l'Olllliy, the 1011°V:111
Real Exude being purport No. 2, of the (tea
I.:slate, late or I.larguret Feeytno er, of sal.
Township and I . ollllty,
A Tract or Arable Land in sold Township
adJoing lands of Christ lan Gress, ttetaul. Swet
girt, Jet:N..l,lllz, John Swelgart's I.:.dati., Pei et
Wniter and Javob (foyer, eontulintig
If ACREIS
more or less, ,II is eriSiliiii IL
frame sir 1.4 111"E1.1,INC1 Staid° and
other 011 t
1511111 Is 111 sandsloni• WM, well
fl . nCi.(1,111V1111.11 Inn, VOILVI • nit•IIt.
Ire illho on tilt. prellll,., many list.l P ari,l
Fruit True,
It 1. , poldle road loading Iron
I,llnrapOrr to sinking Spring, and ii i, oor
fourill ul a'MN. from Ilu E 4 udiuß and Volum
Ma 14011..1111.
Halo to COlllllll'lll, lit lo'olock, NI.. or oh
day, whorl attend:tn., ht• 141, , anti 1t.1 . 111
known hy
CYRUS ItHANI,
Itllllllllstrator, ht I ul.. /1011, Nlartirt
oyur, dt•t•'Ll
t VALVAIILE FAICti
IN LITTLE RItIT.k I Tt)\l"
AT I'IIIVATE SA
'lit nn4rr~iq ii ~
siumt,•,l. al,,re,ahl at
more or ics,. adjoining latch:of Nathan !bones,
I htvid Christy, John olle.on Irmo ol hers, upon
whirl] is t•I . Ct . lit II 114,115 t.,
IL tint. Igloo lc liarn, root-idly
erected .r00r...1 with ' , late, lvtill (41 . 3111•1 . it, limo
C01 . .] i t'll., nil rnrro ply 1,. Two Apple t trehartk
and of her frail on tilt. 111 . ..111i5t.5, and all I ht.
neeestmtry oat-huildlngs. Two good springs of
spoler, front withal every held ran he mattered.
at 11.1•11, C the above tract Is
hotline,. Is covered with !teary i 1,1111•1-
pall 7 white oak, The land is In it high state
of cult I vat lon, under wool fence, convenient in
eilllrt . lll..S, mills, stores, schoul.v, Sir. 11 IS un
surpassed for productiveness, being as good
quality of land its the at ,u) ve towipthip can
Itroduee, divided Into convenient fields.
any person wishing to InVeSt. in rent estate, a
chance is here prchttllteli rarely to he 1110! Hill h.
Persons wlshlng to view the premises will
please call upon Itavld Christy atiJolnlng the
property, by %Omni Ili, MUM` Will I/0 SiIOWII ur
upon the subscriber ttl 3lechnuies' Grove.
sepi:arwr; nAvio EvAss.
DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE....
1.1.3 The undersigned, desirous Of removing to
in City, offers the following deserllasl prop
erty, on which he resides at private sale.
A lot of ground, containing 1 ACRE and 51
PERCH Es, situated in the central part of I ne
village 33f Conesb am Centre, adjoining prop
erties of Benj. F. 'donkey, Dr. John fiend ut
and others, on which are erected IL line two
story BRICK HOUSE, with a good, dry cellar
under the whole, Frame Summer House, good
Barn, Hog Sty, Smoke House, and uli other
necessary nut buildings. There Is on the
premises a tine Orchard of young bearing ap
ple Lrees, and peach trees just corning Into
13raring, also a number of pears--dwarf and
standard—cherry and plum trees, besides a
,l,prge number of grape vines of the best varie
ties, and an abundance of small fruits, viz:
raspberries blackberries, gooseberrimi, cur
rants, Ac.
Harlow's Indigo Blue Is, without doubt, the
best article In the market., for bluctity clothes. It
will color more water than /ear times the same
weight of indigo, and nitwit more than any
other wash blue ill the market. The only gem,
ito is that put up at Alfred Wlltherger's Drug
Store, N..ltD North S. , ssuld Street, Philadel
phia. 'l'lle Labels have both NViltberger's and
Barlow's name on theta, ail others arc counter.
Veit. Fur matt by most (et - wens...lW Druggists.
Wiltberger's Indelible Ink Juill be found or
friatto be a superior article. Always on hand for
sale at reasonable prices. Pure Ground Spices,
Genuine Aluslicines, Chamois Skins, Sponges
Tapioca, Pearl, Sago, •and all articles in the
drug line, at Alfred Wlltherger's Drug Store
No. lsf North Second street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER OF WATCHES, I A DDISON urroN,
The property is in the best and Mon, having
been put entirely under new fences, and the
house re-painted Inside and outside in the
summer of 1019. There Is a rain cisteru, with
a pump in, under the Summer House, which
Is connected with the kitchen by a roofed
porch, also a water right to a well with a pump
in within 10 yards of the door. On the whole
this is one of the most desirable residences in
the county, good graded schools, churches,
stores, de., being convenient, and film morals
of the village and neighborhood excellent.
Any one wishing to see the property can do
so by culling on the undersigned residing
thereon. ULRICH STRICKLER,
dec 6 litawd&tfw
THOMAM W. ii A:1 17,71'
No. 622 Market Street, Philadelphia,
Would respectfully call attention to his
new and carefully selected stock or
WATUHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, &c.
Are Repairing promptly attended to and
neatly done.
GIGANTIC SALE!
which we are carrying :necessitates our coin
OUR GRAND CLEARING SALE
(By far the largest we base ever had t eutbracl ng
KUM BUSINESS COATIS
15,000 MEN'S PANTS
3,90.) FINE cLIENTERFIELDs
All of the beat hlnd Of Cliilldwr eVerY
desirable color, cut and I tig OW'
Immense Six-stopy Buildings (ruin
liar,enient to 101 l II
THAN ANY WE HAVE EVER ItErtFlIS tH,VERED
If xve i•ver . % tmrittettt go at 1111.1titre
t•ost tottittitttoittri.. !ma to tottico t Itt• afil I
\VI' %1 t•I~~., th.
UNPRECEDENTED 111R(ItINS!
I ur 41,w1; M lllllll , 1%0 - 01., i. 1.111. 111.111
Lint ypal mid 1111 nn
,\ NSI* \I, \ %It I'4111"1
IT MUST BE SOLD
1.1,..1110,,111 0,111111,1100
wll4. will purchaNt• 111 all) . prit,
rl,lll 11011.001.1 c
Fur 11114 tt It largo t
Halemint•ll, awl it 111 Il•i111,1 . 1 . 12 1 . 1,111 uur I'llt -
I lug Ih•purtuu'ut, 5L,11,1 will .110.11 at
li d ,IllItikl•1111,1,1•11 ill HIV 1,0.11111 g
:0,, 11/ A1 , 1'1,111011 111111t.r.
Hlitlll,lllr llglll, 1111•
111 lu, A v IsIL n,lirll ed.
,vlie•l INT iv I.lllhig I,
ptirchaso CPI'
IVANAMAKER &BROWN,
OAK I l AL L,
1 .101.111. i 1:001).4
Ilatva•juaat raaa•t•lviall at oltaaltala , a•laat•l Ilan taaaaaalaa
sullaahlt• lor Pra,a•tal , mad wlala•li will
laa• 5..1al aat at great ratliia•liaatt Iraqll lute pl . Ic.t.N.
ineriot
E X "I' R A i,IfAI.ITr I: i..\ • I I. K
I'.\vIIMI:RE RI'SIJ;v I'ult q'lC.\l'Pka'.ti
ESIMI=I
FINCI CIIIXA GIASSIVIRE,
I3IN4U;SIINII
I=ll
J . U. CASSELBERRY CO
mAmm()TH BEE iiivE
DRY GOODS! tIOUSE,
I CELASIIM uTT,
13,,,k0.5t4,wn,
Silk Shall Is, Cloths, llress hoods, hosiery,
hltr% 1., ; 1 1' , Pp 1 , i awl,
Stalpo'l ' 1 .2 tip lo $22.
Al Drt•Ful,rl,,,, 1' .erlils L.
Frourli chill 1 0 ,
I ease cloth CrPli). NI"ItIr cl.lll-.
SI up 1,1 5 . ,.
'plored
Mark ",", 1,, 51,
Vp1,1,...11,, 62 , :0..•,,t. to is au,
\Vat, Prppr l'l7llllv, t.k -2,
itia , k 111,, r -11 71.
I ';,l
Wlffit• I 'lit I'l
1•11,'Ir tl.iy
1-11:p•lc, Sc.trlct 52
111,14•1' ,
~ t 41, ti,, , 4•111)111111.
l'oduruP.r. .I.tiliu
pr.lnplipi,sl ri
o.,t'lp.lisu, Night
Under-wpm'.
IF ,1 ill I hls
.of Ville ml.l
111•11 . 1,
11110 I,i] Vide.. i. iirr I .M.ll,
riOt 11 1./I, • 1•1. dt. , vrijo
1 . 111,1114 Sul:, 4'1 , 4114 ,thos, \\ . :414, 1'4 , 4.41
111 4.1":41: rlhorti,hot .
nesvosl lio.ourr
Ex;ittiltle 11l lv N 11411114144114 144•1 , 44 . 4. plll'-
1.1111..111 .1. R. CA:i...1.:1,141.:1titr /..
No..12 , 1(11,01.1 sir...4d,
1111-11%v - 0 l'll 11:1.41t411414111..
BONDS.
5-!-20's and ISSl's
BoLiwrr HOLD AND EXCFIA NOEL/ ON
MOST LII4ERA I. TEILMS.
GOLD BOLA DT AND SOLD
At Market Bates.
COUPONS CASHED.
Pacific R. R. Bonds Bought & Sold,
Bought MO NOM IVnuu. IPA
.400 only.
AccouulA received mid Intercht OLI
daily balances, mihject to cheek at sight.
DE HAVEN 6; BRO.,
40 5001 h Sd Street, Phllo.lelphia.
(eh=
\VILTRERG ER'S FLAVORING EX
tracts are warranted equal to any made.
They are prepared I rota Ihepants, and wilt be
found notch better than many of the Extract,
that are sold. Ike - Ask you On/err or Drautfixt
for Witaterger's Extract,
A R C II ITEC
5.T1 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA
PLANS, DESIGNS, PEILSPECTIVE VIEWS,
SPECIFICATIONS AND WORK
ING DRAWINGS.
- - -
For Cottages, Farm Houses, Villas, Court
Houses, Halls, Churches.:School Houses.
FRENCH ROOFS,
CLOTHING.
THE LATENER4 OF THE SEASON
AND THli
ENORMOUS OVERSTOCK
AT ONCI
WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE:
STOCK OF MAGNIFICENT GOODS,
15,000 M EN'S V E.Sit+
111=
4,1”) JACKETS
13=
Price.* l'onkbtlak ably Lon or
UNDER A N Y ficI'AISTA Nch:s
%Vt.
8500.000 Worl h or,
'FINE CLOTHING,
NVll , l' ANI) LAHW: S.\ M.
Nul',
WIIOLE BLOCKS .OF BUILDINGS
lIIMEIM
DR Y GOODS
HAUER c ];1 )TIiEI -
ME=
ll=
ISLALIi AND rnl, VEINF:TEENSI
=II
PLAIN . AND FA Ncl" mltEs-; (i 111
El=
I=
CHOICE FURS,
surinr.l)l IN
ATt;I2I , ..\TIX 1:l.111 1'1;11
ll=
No. 990 Chestnut St reel
1111'1/Ugh t I)
Dry Goods for the Million !
PILICE AND N EgI'IVuLA'PInN
Glides, J.c
1100FLAND'S BITTERS
A REMINDER!
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
To Sufferers from Liver Complaint,:
To those having no Appetite,
To those with Broken Down Constitutions
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away,
To any with Debilitated Digestive Organs.
Or suffering with any of the lid
-1011.1111/ Symptoms, which in
dicate Disordered Liver
or Stomach,
such as Hong
stipation, Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head, Acid
ity cg the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for F - ood,
Fullness or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and Dlnleult Breathing
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Sutfo
cat Mg Sen.alons, when In a Lying Pos
ture, _Dimness of Vision, tots or
Webs before the Sight, Feyer and
Dull Pain in the head_ baleen
cy of PrespirationYellow
lleSS of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the
shle,Bnek,Chest
Limbs,
Sudden
Flushes of
Heat, Burning
In the Flesh, Con
stant Imaginations of
Evil, and Great Depres
sion of Spirits.
_ _ . _ _
1100FLAND'S UERMAIC BITTERS.
A Hit terslvlthoutAlcohol or Spirits Many kind
Is [remit from all others. It Is composed
of the pure JuleVs, or Vital Principle of hoots.
Herbs and Barks, (or, iw medicinally termed,
Extracts) the wort Mess or inert port lons of the
ingretilents not being ifsed. Therefore in one
Bottle of this Bitters there to contained its
touch natsileirtal virtue as will be rlallai lu
sec real gallons of ordinttry mixture. The
H l / 1 1I14; S e., nerd to this Bitters are grown In
Liel . lllltlly ' their vital principles extrttettsl Ili
(Intl eoufftre by a setentillet_Chentist and for
warded to the outnufftctitly in t his city, where
they are ecooptottolett and bottled. Containing
no spirituous Ingreditafte, this (litters Is free
front the objections urgefl against all other.:
no desire for stimulants can lie lialitt•eti front
their use, they cannot Tooke drunatirtl4, and
I cannot, under tin y eireuntstattees, hose ally
hut a ffenetleial
I iI)OI 4. I,ANI)'S HERMAN TON ll',
,•,,In,"undoi for t hose Not I itolintsl tors•
t I :Tine bitters, and Is 11111 1 11111 Si for useill 1•1141• 11
when some I‘ll4lllllllo Slllllllllllll Is 1141.1,0 11l
. ..novel lon with the 'Doric properties 1/1" the
!fitters. Hach bottle oft he Tonle vontalits one
hottle of the Bitters, combined wllh intro
S.\ N'l'Arurzlto t(, awl flavored in suelt
manner that ho extreme 1,111,in...50f the liit•
leis Is .vlOlllll , , forming a ',repaint n. 111111,1113
1111114411111 1 111111 11111411111 I.lllll` I/111111i., !Mil 14111-
111111111 a 1111 1 1104111 1 111111 ,11 . 1111.4 or the 11111t.ii,
Th.. price of 1..1%.1‘1, Is ei.Nl rot' ilia 111 1 011111 1 11
/111110 111.1 , i1 1 4.11111114 1 1 / 1 1 lli4ll, T 111,1111141 lake
11111 i 1411141111 1 1 . 1111.111 111111 1111. K1111111(11111 114141 Is
allill l llllli4slii , ise of a our,. 1111 l lily, A poor,
Itch , votild 111 furnished al 11111141111 T 111101 1 , 1011
is 11 11111 1..1111 1.111111 1 111111i1i 111111 1 1 1 1111 d 11/111' a
14 11111 1 ivic 1 ! A ntealitlittil ['repaint ton should
eonlatit hilt theistst Ingredients; and
i's (eel to ttitialis 1i l'ilt.lll/1 1 1 1 1411111111111111, 111111 he
111 1 111 , 111141 ii) 11, 11111 1111/Si 1 1 1•11111111) 1111111111111141,
11()01 , 1'..k7kflyS itirrmits,
me,
If 11 , 1,.N iii.:ltNl N Ti)N
W I I II
It()(1IL A N
P PII V L I. IN PI I, I
CURE YO)'.
They lUv lhn (71,1L10n1
It I:001) PURI 1 , 1 Elt;,..
Jl,•dirul \VIJI . III, nn , l \OH
1111.11, 1 , -
111111 y elf lilt. 1,1go1•11‘.. Otunt,,
Lis , •1 . , In .t nlitort, a❑u• 111 11, lc u„eu
The li'liole Supreme Court of l'enns3 I
%nolo Speak for these Remedies.
1,” ssk 1 ., ..1111/11.1.11Z11111,1:11111Str,,,,W.
or ?
;• , lryi• Ir. Iroorlwartl, for rilr•rl,ll Chief ,111.1-
le, 1)1 ml. x 111„ ow , rwlll,i
pr , gritl onber ()nire. ,
.1 rum lYun.glln,n let,
I lind liernuin 11111 0rm" . 1,, it
I tisprol 11l illsc000•(nf
grcatdvbilio and
.)r tkor‘c,I,Ill•litIll 111 I l lit I /MA..
truly,
UEt,. W. NVOI)DW.IItI..
v Thmtipvor s, .111:1(14, 0 . 1 he
. I . llllSyi
April 2S, 41i7.
I
I ase .4' al “I 111 , 11 11
Dyspepsia. I cut, i..A.tity I his 11'i 1111
wit
JAMES Tlli /NIPS. iN.
Irswowl, .lust ler . .”1 Mr So,'" e me.
'var . ( of %'r ,r :
PHILADELPHIA, JLIZIP 1, 14l‘,
Ilave 6,111141 I,)' exiwriclic.• that
(i•rmatt lilt tc," Inn ver)• 4,t.1 1.01110. illg
1IY•111 . 111 IV Nylllllllllll allttort rert ly.
- ,(4E , )RUE sli A ELS W 001).
lion. ;rm. Itojors, ilogor of (Ito 'lly n 1 hirt,
YOIC,. OFFICE, BEFFALCI, 1 , :49,
I
Totilo - In lay faatily haring t he past yclIE, and
van reetentectal them as an excellent tenle,
Imparting tune met vitt., to thesysteni.
use has l v pr...ltter bettetlt•lat
effects. W.Nt. IP IttFIPS.
lin. leo", I. Wood, El-.lfayor Willa+ ',lvor!,
I take areal pleasure In 14•01illnen.111111
"Hootiallkr, to nay me wILe
may' tio iii111(.1041 with Dyspepsia,. I 11.1 the
I.p , peipstil no badly It 101,0 Imp",,sible 10 keup
any food 4.111 y St011111,11,1111111beCalin•N411,0111
L. la,rl 1,, be able 11, walk hull it 11111, hot-
Iles "I illy oled it perfect 1.111,..
EEMM=IN
12=1
11001.T.\ ND'S GERMAN Itirl'EßS,
AND
P“I.I,AND'S GERMAN 'ft INN
Hill eure every ( . 11,1• •
MARASMFS,
13==11111119
EIME=I
Ar , the Int , ltelnes you require to purify Ili,
tht• torpi,l 1,1,1 . to 11,1tItIt e
and ,nahlt• you to paNs,,,ft.l) through
har.kliip, cspo.urc.
DIL. HOoFLAND'S v(ppopii Y LTA N.
of
st - INTITrrE Fult MERCURY I'll.l-ti
IM=BEI
==l==
===l
It I. tug nocu'ssary to take it huh:If:11 th,,,
Pills to pr..luce thvtlenirt,l,ticet ; two of !lido
uot quickly 11.1111 pow,rfully,cleansl int 111,i-Iyd%
:,tountell loci all imp:lrak,. The
principle Ingredient is Podophvllln, or Ihe Al. coholic Extract ol.Nlantirake,wl:l,ll Is by ninny
morn powcrnil, acting ,ml ',curdling
than th, Man:trait', Itself. Its pccolliur action
is upon the 1,1 ter, cleaning Il 5p,,,111). froin
roar 1 , •ns, with :ill the pot, cr of Nlerettry,
yt•t free from lho Injurious results al Inclu•ti io
use of that Inlneral.
Fur ull tllsvases, In ,rlll,ll the use nf eat liar
I le jr Intlleatlsl, 1111 IS Will gl Vt• 1•I1i ire not
krlleti/111 to t•very rasra. Th , ..) - NEVER FA
In erases of Liver rr nrphlnt, Dyspepsia :toil
ex t rcint/ cost IVrilens,
lilt Errs or Tonic should In 1151 , 1 lu coninwt ion
with 111,1'111s. The ionic circct of the Bitten,
Tr Tonle holtd. op the Tic 11111er, or
onle puritirs the blorci, , lrciintlii•ns I he lo•rvi.,,
regtllill, the Livcr, on i givcshirrinilli,cnergy
1,11,1140 r.
e.) your Novels art Iv, with tlic 1111., and
loi , op the Nysicio n nr Tonic :lint
no tinwiwo win rclitin Its hold, or es cr tiwwll
ou.
Rem)ltaq that R IN DEF. 110()FLA N It'S ;ER
MAN B.lttl SDI E that at, ant% ta,tll3
1.1 , 1 highly reettittattattltNl: will (Ito ttat ulluly
Ita• Drta.a.tlNt t.,
hat la. tatty Nay IN,lttst tt,g,...l,la•tatitNe la•
aatkt, Ittryta. jtorll,lll,
W II 110 !Wilt by In arty Itaatlity, alma
la• NI! I'.‘ I, I tEF It'E,:tt I III!
MEDICINENTI tRE, it'd A rill NI
Phllallt•lpttat.
'l-1 \l. I.:V.k NS, Proprivtor,
Formerly c. :\ I. JACI:SON A:. CO
'l7tr.vr L'entc(iii.B (Ir, fir Srilc by Drug
g bas, _11,4 11(
re rra;ytt•hrrr. ,i2ll-2iIIWILV2IitW
HOLIDAY 000 DS
Ik I. I I/ A Y I I/ A I
I:M . 1'111).1V (iIFTS
P.\ N NI) 1..\ W.kltE,
LACQ.I - 1..1:E1) INI, \11),-,"
Chinv!‘e and Japarse
CHEAP DECOR ITED CHIN t TEA SETS
FIRST
El=l
T N DAL E, MyrctiELL O.: CO.,
(.21"KENS\1'ARE,
707 (•11EsTNI"r sTitEET,
I=l
CARPETS, &C
IMiNM
ri - Suuth StrePt Ahoy,
_
PHILADELPHIA, . ,
i 7
Z J
..,.
r nii, ust opened, with a large and well se-I_
C Icel.l stock of Foreign and Domestic I 'or- r
2 - :, petings, of choice styles and qualities.
„,,,•-• Alsii 3 Oileloths„MattlngsDruggets,Rugs,
1...,.; !Mats, Stalr Rods, he.,i.te., ail of which 7
, z, he will sell very cheap for cloth.
sep7-f.an willi
SN YOKE,
C ARPETS
CA It P ETS !
CARPETS !
Full assortment—Alan
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, DRUGUETS
RUGS, WINDOW SHADE'S,
STAIR RODS, &C.
G. B. SNYDER &,TO.,
34 SOUTH SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
WEST SIDE, BELOW MARKET.
N. B.—Al liberal discount to Churches and
Clergymen, 05-(linw4o
MUSICAL INSTRUME4VTS.
HO! FOR CHRISTNAS!
-:AT _
WOOD W ARD'S
MUSIC STORE
Can be found
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS UNRIVALLED
PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Varying from 5e to Woo.
U R EAT REDULTION [N PRICE-4
PIANOS, ORGANS, AND EVERYDESCRI I
TION OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
NEXT DOOR TO COOPER'S II oTEL
S CHOM CR ER
PIANOS.
Groat Sales of First-class Rosewood Pianos
Having tteteratltted to otfer our extensive
stock of Superior and highly finished Rose
wood Plapos nt prices below the actual cost to
tuanufaetbre, we will sell, during the month
of Deeetnher, It the follN, ing great retitle( ious
111 order to closeout our large end
Of the year.
No. I. 7 a•/we. trout round corners, eared
legs, thin for Ctrl,
.No. 2, 7 out ace, four round ....net", carved
legs, Gill for .$
No, 3. 7octave, front enrol Vortivr,
tine ease, 5. - 60 for Stool.
No. 4. 7 octave, four round vorners..erpto,
tine case, Stint) tor $1 . 2",.
oetave, he, round corners, totall.l
- case, $7OO (or $173.
7 , , octave, tour round corners,
would
lugease, . 4
7.,0 for
No. 7,7 , , octave, square a rand, richly earved
case, $4OO tor
No. 1.7 octave Upright or 1•11.111e1 Plato. soll for 811..
No. 7 ocher 1. 1.. , ght or t 'al.l net Plano $7OO
far
7 , , ~ crave4;l,l or I 'ahluel Plano
ssoo tor o.
No. I. 7., 0,•1:1,,• Plano Sloe for
:Woo
No. 2. 7 , ; oeta, t;r111.1 Plano
$lOO for 57011,
NO. 3. 7 , , t. Full I'oil,erl C,ratl Plano
sl2u for $. 0, •
Tho., or in, 1.,
make
WontlerruPtlevuhipmvut nrnling the tit kto
ravy. Married Wt 11111•11 1,11111.1 . 11,tt, / . 1 . 1t . e.
Tht• lent bool, to p.1.11-.11141. h•el,
N I'. 11 „ 11111
I S.4 " 1 1 1 :x 1 1 3 i t!h j lll i t•o N •
nolv 11111111. r I , lr Declllllllll
111111, ,ll'. Ilrllllnnt thratilly, 'l'll rllllll4 4 111
111.•111, n11(1 Spark 1.0) put , ..•,. Pup.
colitv, clot 11 1 t. 111.. A•di your 11l 1.1,1•/11
1.11.111 l I/1 l.•l Phil;
Pa.
Nl'
\ CHINK. 11114 1 111 . 1111.11 . ,1,1
111/l k .11111 . 11" I ,111 ill. till 11111 11
l•• i . V 111 . 1 . 11 Till. 111 , 1 1111.1 111.4
I/11111/ Si'll 11114 Nl/1011114 . 111 1111 11111 I 1,1. %.
1 11 11N . .1 , N, 'I. ill. (lon
I'll lAhilik,ll, 'hicum.., Ill_ 111 YI. 1,1111,, NI ,
v
1 I‘
4
11 . 1.1:p...1.p. It, ,illl , ll , 1114., ,v 11 1 1.1,1,
1 1 rll tor I h.. tol I , •
!Orli Imo •
11=
111 11 111 1•% - 1•II 11•uN 1111111 1 .41.0. , 1141-1 . ,110, I.l' 111-
fl.l'llll' 11111' \1 1111
. 1 . 11i141. 111
\ti•nrly . Nll.l. 1103 111...11111i NI sell
In i•rnulln.• mil .
II 1 I h.
11.1. ( . n110..141,, 1111 ,11..,11111,1 1.1 n 1) 11. k
Iltiti 10l t /111 hi' 111111 111 1111111,
110; Ilt 1/111 . 1V111 . 1•11/11111, 111 11 111 1., 11Y 1111111
117.11 w 111
SI:CT l' •l' I E 31 I.: DA
BALTIIIOIIE PIINO 111NIFICTOHY.
NVII.I,IA:\I 111.:
=I
(11l ND, 5t11,.\11.1,..\
PIANO FO It E S
11 .1 /,1/.11()/Ct.:,
1,111,•11 , 1 . 01111 th. 111
Thcir
roll(1d1)1,
111,11111111 N, /1" 11 . 1 . /1 10410,10 11111,1 y 1.1 1111,111
111111111111,111,111 11 •1111 11 111411“111111c1111110h1,1. •
T11.•Ir
111:r 1.11 aittl 1 . 111 1,1) tree Ir. Xlll I'il
hi 111,'n.1,11111.1 111
IN \V(11t1:%1.‘NS1111'
they nre re•hig hht v ,, Y
heni1.111)110 . 1i 1)1,1111.11.
.11,
1.1111'1,1,111f,, I •11:11pii 11,4 121"1-
1111111,1'w Sttktli 1111111 P,, Ai'., 1.11
11111111.
All our Im
c.l e . 31 rutiq 11 1,1 ilia .t ! ,,,yr,
/,), Wt. ould t,tll It,
late PIA
A s c , le 1.: u/e.-I.vi , s,
1,,,m; the pin,' 114 . t11 . 1 . 1 . 1...1 . 1..4•11,1 Ih/0111100 1•1
Ile.,
\Vs have matte arrangements Mr 111 e So/t1
Il'ite/t mit. .1, tory lor I he iltost 1'1.21_1,r:0.2d
Lme whivh no
Annie...oe anti ll.rinll of 000 Mtelta y
Price, W ILIA A M I N A II E
J.\ ,
Wholesale I ,e pnl ,
111.111 MI/l/iil rith MI.. /111111
11.11.1. ET, DAVIS
New S.; Improled brand Square
P T
N - 0 S
11().N1: , ;(;Elt & Co.'s
CHUI:CIi AND P.\l:l,olt
Purolmmi.t, NOII th, w,•11 to examlni• thel7reat
1 trtpro, bi.ftprt• purclia.l el,•witere.
Se.l fur 11. DeNcr)ptlN Clrcular.:
IV. !tr . : l)l'lEl,i) c().,
Fl.l .It.l
Nu. !427 CHESTNUT STREE'I
STO V ES, 11 E ITL ES, ,t(
CIMMiSE
Tito inb.,lgned beg lI,Ve !MI,-
11011 414 1111•1 - 1•11.11.11 t. and 1111111,11110,1,11 licit lurk,
and varied. :1,4,1 tnent 4PI 1.111hr1111.1104
'v i• I. nil: innl.l3 le I hal I, new and dehirahle.
Vl' \
ItA NI .k V.\ RI ETY Eti
is.\sE_Bl•llNl:s;,;.sEi.v-FEEt)IN(;
811111/1111MINIMI
I=l
F'l ItI:-I'1,:\c'I: I (h,:\'l'h:lt~
BALTIMORE
U.NNY SIDE.
A large awl w.. 11 nf Dining -
1111 , 1
11111
aal s tl ,, fnd 1,1,+ ons•I /lllprovl
1111. / . . , rsnns In want, wlll .lo 11111
sct•ls 1111\11541,15.11 1111,11 \', ry advanlag.--
nus sve I/1511 //111/1/1\ 111,-Ihet 1111\' 15, s.-II
114.,1111, 11111 , .i,wt•r tll3ll 111.11
11:1 , 1 111 1 . 111 1 / 1 /1.•11111/11.
ed . Als, 54,111,:t1 assnrinient t•ver, I 111111;
1,11,1 //I II 1/./I.,1 • 1111 111
I, /411/11,1 /IL I,w - Ist
ni-rad.t.konsv I. NI. STF:INNI.\ N N 0.
F. I .\"( 'RS
I j ,I)II r.i,i4 . 1( Fl'ltS
.1 4) N I AREIRA
ARC SI'IC1:1•:'I',
Nlitl.ll,•
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II I I. .1 I) F. I. P II I A
I fact ur, and I waler lit :111
It 1.1. awl la
I , A N Y It ,
Vi di. I,4\l;lEli AND CHILDREN'S \‘'EA
Having enlarged, renesleled and Improved
nay old and lavoratdy known FLA EMPORI
UM, and having impaled a very large and
splendid assortnlVlll of the different it Inds of
En, from first hand.. In Europe, and have had
Illa 11.• up by 111 , • most sk i Workmen,
I would respeetiolly Invite illy frienilit of Lan
eg,ter and ailmeent Van and ex
amine lily very large and heautl MI assortment
4,1 Earley furs. for Ladies Children. I WTI
determined to sell at as hue Idle, As Al, o th er
respeetahle house In thin Its All Fii ii rs war
ranted. Ni, misrepresentations M elleel sales.
.I , IIIN FAIVEIRA,
7I Arch et„ Philadelphia.
oet
TRAVELLER'S 6+ II DP
HI LA DEL PH IA AND HA ET I MORE
RAII,RoAD.
On and aftQr MONDAY, Oe
trains will run as l”Ilows
Leave Philadelpinn, irom Depot of P. W.&
H. R. IL, corner Broad sLreeL and W.. 111111.0011
avenue.
For Port Deposit, at 7 A. M. and 1.3i1
For Oxford, at 7 A. M., 4.30 I'. M., mid 7 I'. NI.
For Oxford Wednesday and riaturilay only
at 2:30 P. .
For Clia.id's Ford and Chester ('reek It. It.,
at 7 A. Al., 10 A. Al. ' 41i10 P. Al., and 7 P. Al.
Wednesday sand Saturilay only al 2:30 P. Al.
Train leaving Philadelphia at 7 A. AI.
u vela ut Port Deposit with train for Italtimore.
Trains leaving Plffladelphia at 7 A. M. and
4:30 P. Al. , Port Deposit at 5.'2.7 A. Al. Oxford at
0:1(3 A. Al.,eouneet Chadd's For d Junction
With the Wilmington and Reading Railroad.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Port Deposit at
9:2.5 A. M., and 4:115 P. Al., ou arrival of trains
from Baltimore.
Oxford at6;os - A. M., loft, A. M. and 5:3(1 P. M.
Sundays at 5:30 P. 51. only.
Chadd's Ford at 7::1; A. M., 11:5.4 A. M., 3:55 P.
M., and P. M. Sundays at 6: IS P. M. only,
Passengers are allowed to Lake wearing ap
parel only as baggage, and the Company will
not be responsible for an stnount exceeding
one hundred dollars, unless a special contract
Is made fur the same.
RIESTRY WOOD.
a 6-1 3'w 1.4 General Superintendent
MISCELLANEOUS.
SA LUMEN WANTED.
Business honorable. No compotl9ou, II
oral pay given.
S. W. LENNEDY, BS. 9th St., Phila. J.
AGENTS WANTED.--42A MONT
—by the AMERICAN K N ITTING M
INE CO., Boston, Mass., or Bt. Louis, Mo.
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riri ENERGETIC FARMERS WANTEI
.11/U —From WOO to MO can be made doria
the idleWlnter months. Business pleasantan
honorable. For further particulars of thl
Special chance address at onco A. If. II uhliari
THE HAND-IN•HAND 31I:TU*1
LIFE ;INSURANCE COMPANY
wants a number orqood Agents, also n go(
general Agent for NN t.stern Pennsylvania, al.
n general Agent for the German Counties
Pennsylvania. Address Iland-In-liand little
No. 10 South 4th ed.,. Phi ‘IZI-4w
r TO 820 PER DAY AND NO RINI
rpe) Do you want 71‘ situathai as salesman I
or near home, to Intrealuee our thew 7 strut
Wire Clothes Linea to toot /or erer, Don't Mi.
lh lea elumee. Namplem free. A cid run 111111M0
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We will mend a 4 1ininlmoine Prnnueorti..
our New I Host ruled I. kindly lilt! Vllllllllllll
over 20 Clue Wore /MPlrani.. II) iu
ItIOIt Agent free or eliarge. Add r 1,4.
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your future II llmhitnil or wife, will! !mote it
dill° "I ruarrlakw. 41,1r,0. W, VOX, P.
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WOMEN OP NEW YORE:
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order selcelwl irolll our livady-Mitile Slot.ll
forwarded by ex press, g unnin teed In U core
Per Noon not n. 141,111111, here, eau when visiting'
Philadelphia, call arid have the intloitii'o reKh
Lured on our Imoks kept for that purpose, from,
winch garments van ho I irdermi at any rainy.
BENNEVP dr, Co.
Tower Ball, 51S Market Street
Half-way between Fifth and...41.2th eta.
PHILADELPHIA,
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