6,
liienday, December B, 1S71.
FA&u and household itzjis
Fnnipliin Pirn. v
CIiooko the best pumpkins tlint can bo
found. Take out tlio seeds, cut tlio rind
carefully away,, and jiicn cut tho pumjikin
iuto tliitt hml lutrtrnvs bKiU i Btcw veit w
moderate firo in a littlo water, just enough
to keep tlio ninss from btu ning; until soft.'
Turn off llie water, t any remain, and lot
tlio pulnpkiii RUftun ovct u a fsloW Jiio
about ton minutes. Whon nufliciently
cooled, strain through a . scire.' i Sweeten
tho pumpkin with sugar and a littlo molas
ses. Tho sugar and ep(;s should bo beaten
together. Tho lLorln retjViifjes "Khigc,
tho grated rind of a. lemon or nutmeg, and
salt. To ono odart oif pumpkin add outf
quart of milk and birr eg'gs for ordinary
richness.
Heat tho pumpkitj 'nctildiilp-liot JjeJ'oro'
putting it upon the cniHt to bako, other
wise tlio crust will bo soakcd.i Bako, in a
very ho't'oven. i In I '. i i
ItcctsTor Mich i'ofrs'.i
Thero can bono doil4 tliitf'tup $oot
crop is a most valuablo auxiliary food for
tho lato winter months and also during tho
winter and spring ; and to ono convicted of
this tho question will arise, which of all-tho
various root crops, aU things cousideryij,
is tho bcs,tvand most profitable o raiws.
Potatoes Wttcnbtit dtTnotaddto tho quan
tity or quality of the milk. Tho turnip
furnishes a largo amount of nutritious food,
but has objections with somo on accouufi.of
tho unpleasant flavor it imparts to tho milk
and butter. Tho carrot is highly esteemed;
its cultivation however involves a great ex
pense. But tho sugar beet seems to pos
sess many qualities that pernliarly tit it as a
sprfclal crop for the' winter feed of milch
cows. Some, wo are aware, do not think
highly of it, but others and among them
tho best known dairymen in tlio country
have a contrary opinion. Maino ' farmer.
Pupcr Comfortables. ,
Tho modo of make comfortables wanner
by lining them with newspapers, is', fHxl.
as long as they last, which cannot bo long,
especially after washing a few times. I
have tried a similar way W attaiiifng tho
object on cold nights, when I have' hot had
Ruflicient lieddii) over me, especially tit ho
tels, where we cannot always get just what
Wo want. Throw off one or two of 'tho lop
covers from tho bed' then null from tho
pocket or satchel, two or three Imfce news
papers ono very large one will !do tipi-aod
them on tho bed, replace the cover and you
will have a warm and corufortablo night,
without any perceptible ineicaso in tho
weight of tho bedding.
Fattening
Tho hunter knows that long before cold
weather sets in, bears, doers beavers, 'musk
rats and birds are all fat, and have not only
their winter coat on their Tvteks, but' are
well lined inside as a protection against the
cold.. If we would learn a lesson from this,
wo would hurry up our fat stock while they
will naturally gaiii most rapidly,, and get
our stock generally into good condition, and
shelter thom well, no! before tho extremo
cold makes irreparable draughts on their
system. , Tho rule of tlio farmer should be
like that of a good business man, to have
means on hand to meet all drafts bffore thoy
are. due.
When Docs u I.aml) llcconie a Sheep. I
This question has been decided accord.
ing to law in a suit which was lately
brought against a railroad company for
damages for killing thirteen sheep. It was
contended that they wero lambs ; but tho
evidence suflicient to prove them sheep was
not their age which was fifteen months
but tho fact that they had got there first
pairs of teeth. Bo that a lamb becomes
sheep, legally, when it has its first penna
nent teeth. - t. -
t3?" With goo'd feed' dnd good care, ono
can have good animals'. Calves must bo
kept growing the first winter. With plenty
of water) 'f;ood Imy, 'and an occasional feed
of roots, they will mako largo, handsome
animals. Too many calves, receivo a stunt
the first winter which they ncver got ovr
aftorward. '
Corii'Meal Itolln.
Hake a kcttlo of corn moiil iiiuhIi. To
twoqunrt of thir mush uld ateamiii'of vm
mclti'd lard bullivleutly cool, and a cup of
yeatt. Knead in'llonr till it U abHf tko
Kanie as any other bread, and let it rise
over niylit. In tde morniny; roll out and
liako in n nuMleiiile oven.
Liniincnt.
'No better liniment for brumes on man
or boH8t was over uted tlian equal parts of
laudanum, alcliohol and oil of woiuiood. It
reduce the swellino; mjiidly, if enflimiud,
and icmove coreues liko a cbatiu. Tlio
aooncr aiiidied of course tho better.
tM To prevent cow from ' 'kicknij
buckle a ttrnp tilit around tbo cow back
of tlio hlpi and in fiont of tlio udder, and
ahe cannot kick.
iriif I'Attaif ci'iiviij' ' r
rrHE primary eane of Consumption Is do-
I rnccmit of the digestive organs This
donintcnunt produces deficient aitlrltiotr and
nsslmilntlftn; By naalmllutlon, I mean Mint
process by which the nutriment of tho food Is
converted Into Mood, and tlicnce Intotlie solids
of tlio body. Persons with digestion thus Im
paired, having tlio slftfliteet predisposition to
pulmonary disease, or if they take cold, will be
very llnlile to have Coftnnttlon rtf tho Lungs
In some of. Its forms j and I hold that It will be
impossible .to cure-any case of Csnaiimptlon
without llrxt ruatoilng a good digestion and
healthy assimilation. Tlio very llrst thing to
ho done is to cleanse tho stomach and bowels
from all diseased mucus mid slime, which Is
clocninctlicso organs so that they cannot per-
loimnntrtr ninrlioiia, and tlion ronsa up kntl
restore the liver to a healthy action. For this
purpose the surest and best remedy is Sclicnck's
Mandrake 1'ills. , These Pills clean the stom
ach and bowels of all tho dead and morbid
slime that Is cunning disease uiid decay in the
whole systeiu. They will clear out the itver of
all dlscasd liiln that Iisb ncciininlntcd there,
and rouse it lip to a new And healthy action, by
which nuturnl ana hculli j hue is acrrelenv
The stomach, how4ls,;an4 er are thus
cleansed by the Use of 6?hcnckrs Mandrake
Pills but thero remains In the stomach an ex
ccrb of ucld, tne'nrffnn Is' torjild rind the appe
tite poor. , ila the Imwels the lustcnls are weak,
And requiring strength and support; -It is In
condition like this that Sclicnck's Seaweed
Tonic proves In be Ibo most valuable remedy
ever discovered. , It is alltalttic, Hid it use.
will neutralize oil excess of ocld, making tlio
stomach sweet and fresh ; It will glvo perma
nent tono to this ltnportntvi'i;&n, mid ercatc a
good, hearty appetite' uud prepare' the system
forlho llril process! of. uood iigestien, and. ulw
tlmatcly make good, healthy, living blood
After this preparatory traitment.whnt remains
to eurp most oa,HC of Consumption Is the frco
and persevere in), tine- of Schenk's Pulmonic
Syrup. Th l'ulmouie Hyrnu . nourishes tho
system purities the-blood, anil 1s- tendlly nlr
sorbed into the circulation, and thcnon distrllt-
utua to the iliscased lutiirs. . Iliorc It ripens all
morbid mutters, whetlicp in tho4nrm of iibscce.
ses or tubercles, nnd then ufsl.-ts Nature to ex-
iiel nil the diseased niuttur, In the lorin ol free
expectoration, when once it ripens. It is then
by the grwut liualluf nnd piiiyfviiijt janportlcB
of Sehenl' 1'illmAirte Syrup, Unit all Mteeisf
and cavities nro liealcd up tound, and my pa
tient is cured. i , ,
The essential thing to he done in curing Con-
suuiptlou is to gut up a good, appetite ami a
good dilation, so that the body will grow. In
llesh and get strong. If u person has diseased
hull's a cavitv or abscess there rno eiiviiy
cannot heal, the matter, cannot ripen so long as
the system Is below par. What Is necessary to
cure la a ntw order of tliinw a good appe
tite, a good nutrition, the body togrotn llesh
nnd get fat; then Nature Is helped, the cavities
will heal, the matter will rlisui and be thrown
ntrin large qualities, nnd the person will regaiu
health and sturenglu. i his Is the true and on
ly plan tocure Consumption, and If a person
is not entirely destroyed, or even. If one lung is
entirely gone, If there is enough vitality left in
the other to heal up, there Is hope.- , , ',
'' I have seen many person cured VhV nly
one Sound lungj live lane enjoy 111 toui good
old ago. This Is w hat Bchenek's Medicines
will do to cure Consumption. They win clean
out tho etomncb, sweeten and strengthen It, get
up a good digestion, and give Nature the sys
teiu of all the diseases she needs to clear the
system of nil the dispuse that Is In the lungs,
whatever the torut may no. . ,
It is Important that w hile nslng Sclicnck's
Medicines, care sliould be exercised not to take
cold : kecpiu-doors in cold and damp weather ;
avoid night air, and take out-dyor cxerclifc.,only
in a Lru:iinl unci warih sunsliluet. , i i i
I wish it disliuutly understood diet when I
recommend u patient to be tarelul lu regard to
taking cold, while using my Medicines, I do so
for a special reason. . A man who has but par
tially recovered Ootu tile cileets ol' u bad cold is
fur more liable to a relapse than oue w ho. bus
been entirely cured I and it Is precisely the Same
lu regard to Consumption. 80 lotig as tlio lungs
aro not perfectly lleuleil, Just so long Is there
Imminent danger ol a lull return 01 lue uiseuso,
lleuce it Is that I so strenuously caution pul
monary patients against, exposing themselves
toun uluiusphei'o luutls not genial aim picas-
ant. Confirmed Consumptives' lungs lire a
inufls itf Sores.' which the least chauiro .of at
mosphere will liilluuie. The grand secret of my
success with my Medicines consists In my anil
ity to subdue Inflammation Instead of provok
ing it, us many or tlio laeuuyuo. An uiuameu
lung cannot, w ith safety to the patient, be ex
posed to the biting blasts of Winter or the chill
ing winds ol rprin: or Autumn, iisnouiu no
carefully shielded liomull irrituling liillunccs
The utmost caution tbould bo observed In this
particular, us without It a cure under almost
uny circumstances Is an Impossibility.
' The person should be kept on wholesome and
nutritious dlet,'und all the Medicines continued
until the body has "restored to it the natural"
quantity of llesh and strength
I was myself cured by this treatment of the
worst kind of Consumption, and huve lived to
get fat and hearty these many years, w ith one
lung mosUy gone. I I. have cured thousands
since, and very many have been crfrcd by this
treatment whom I have never seen. ,
About the First of October I expect to take
possession of my uew building, at, the North
east Corner of blxtli and Arch Streets, whore I
shall he pleased to give advice to all who may
require It.
Full directions accompany all my Remedies,
sothut a person in nay part of the world can
be readily cured by a strlctr observanoo ofalie
same. , J. II. BCMENCK, M. D.,
Philadelphia.
' -Joii!ion, rfoi.l.oWAY & (Jowmjii, (joii Arch
tttiuet; Philadelphia, -VJiuesale AkuiUs. 6 23 ly
nsIke in.'the
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
) 'j !";J J i.i
i
NEW
YORK .
F. B. Winston, Presldeut.
,1 ';" , , ,- i,,'' " 1 .. ,.'..'
. Tub ddust ami strongest Coinpauy (u the United :
States. Assets over W6,uO0,0Ou lu cash.
KlIVLKH. ARfiit.
Llver(ool, l'a.
6 44 Vit.
1
H. Hm i nil.
a M. Buuuiu
S. SHOLER & SON,
LIVERPOOL, '
'! Ferry County, l'a., i
Dealers In all kinds of
' UariJwaro, Groceries, &c, ,
AH RsMMlRin our llni Ml I at the luwdit priori.
GlveutaliluL 0 4UU.
- " - ' J '
THKRutucrlberhsion Imnd and for salo, at
lovy pi liies, it ctiuiplete u-isortiiieiitof
miXfOR ; '' ! MEDICINES,
1
AND CHEMICALS,
. . r
Of I1 Kinds. Also, a full stock of
Concentrated Remedies,
PATENT MEpIClHES,, ,. '!
ESSENTIAL OILS,
' " PEilFUMEIiy,
'!'' -, HAIR OILS,
BRUSHES, ' 1 !'' '
. , . . AND FANCY ARTICLES.
.Puro Wines
AND
' LIQUO RS,
Always pn halid,!for Mteliaulral and Saeranicn
J " J lal pul'isise j
Iftfl'tiKiiiiiii-i' Onhm rurrj'uVy and
nromiitltt filU tl.
' B . M E B Y ,
U r JUIOTPIHIT, PEKRY COUNTY, PA.( '
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VV. lN5-vv
.Leathery Harness and Oil Store
TllKsulwcrllicr lias just opened In Hiincaniion,
Perry (sanity, l'a., opposite the National
Hotel, a lar'e and splendid asHortincnt ot
;.C.'IIi:i!j . , . .
VDDLKHY,
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TUliNKS, . 1
HIIOK-iaNDINCS.&C.
He Is prepared to till orders at the shorte.-d notice
anil in the best manner. A number of the Is'st
workmen are employed, anil repaiilni; Is done
without delay anil 011 the most reasonable terms.
rtl.HNKiy Oil. lire test by the barrel, or In
' 1 i M ' I'.l Vl CAT I N f anil other OILS of the best
quality. Hi lelli tosuit purchasers.
Tlie'CASII pahl for liark, Hides and Skins of all
marketable kinds.
. I'lease call nnd examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. , , ,
' JOS. M. MAWl.KY. J
Duncaiiunn, S4 tf '
-v Xj JD IE; J. 1ST O 3ST
Mutiiiil Firo Insurance Coinpiiny,
.TollChllOM'll, X't'llll'jl.
1J01.IOIP.S I'EJtPKTUAI. at Low ISates. No
Steam risks taken. This is one ot tho best
sondueted and most reliable Companies 111 tho
SlaJe 4.'ounlry property Insured Perpetually
at M no per thousand, and Tow n property at &" 00
per thousand.
LEWIS POTTER,
N HV lSLOOM l'T KI.I), PA.,
4 K.
I Auciit for Porry County.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
Ju Chemical ami Medical pciPBoo- )(
Dr. B. GAIiVIN'S
SOLUTION & COMPOUND i ELIXIR
FII18T AND ONLY BOT-T'TTON" rrr mndfl
in one mixMiro of AM 'I Hi: TWIll.V K
valuublu Hctivo priucijula of tlio wuLLrjWauwu
. eui'ttivti&K''Ut, ,
' ri?;xj tiii:k tah,
rxrarAL;L.n Couuhn, Colds, C&Urrli,
, Amliuij, liroiiL'hiufi, auJ consumption. - 1 1
cuni;s vIXIIotT', xAir.1
A recent ooM (n thrro to fix 1onr; and also,
liy itn VITALISING, VUKIFVINO nml hTI
WULATINU futl'.'ctii mum tlm yeuerul nyitetn,
i rt'mrirktiitly ftncnrtnuii in nil
iim:ahi:h of tiii-i ki.ooo.
1 lncludiup Ht iotula and Krujtioua uf tiivskln,
J)yBiM.mift, iJineuae of tlia I.iver and Kidney
Heart 11 lih:uc, and Uewirul Debility.
wl ONE TRIAL CONVINCES!
ALftO, A
-Volatile Solution of Tar
For INHALATION, without mllotion ol
HEAT. A remarkably VALUABLE dinrorerr.
' ait t lie whole apptmtu can be oarnnl in the veil
J potk'-t, n dv ut any time for tlieuiuitetlcctual
aad jHitativuly curativo useiu
AU Utaoaa of tho NOSE, THROAT
and l.l ..
THE COMPOUND
Tar and Mandrake Pill.
fir ou in ronnMtlon with th ELIXIR TAll,
in a romhinntion of the TWO mot vuluahla
ALTKKATiVH Medicine known in the I'ro
ftfaaion, and reudfirs thii Pill without exception
tili vf rr bt avot offered.
TnebULUTIUN and COMPOUND ELIXIIlof
TL? -A. R
I wiihout dotabt tha Uoit remedy kaown In
ouna of ... T, J. .. .J.?. . ..
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER. ,
It in a BpvciHe fnr such dlwmwt, - end hould be .
keptin Uielioumholdof Avnrv fuuuljr, fMpouitUlx
durtDg tboM mouths iu which
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER
are liable fa prnvail. A anull iguantity takrn
daily will piuvuut coutractllig tlitiao ttirrlbla
- - .diMaavi.
Solution aad Compound Ellair, 1.00 por BottW
Volatila Solution tor Inhalation, (3.00 por Jloa
Tar and Uandrako Tills, (Octa por box.
Brad fw Circular of P06IT1VB Cmtis '
to four Drutitiat, or to
L. T. HYDE & CO.,
. , 80LH PflOPBIUTOHS,
110 E. A St., Xew York.
t. Por sale by Dr. M. B. Htrlekler. New Woou
held, l'a ' 6 82 62 . .
t'U KINDH OF JOII ritlNTlNG '
JV Neatly executed at the Blooiuflelil Tlmea
hloain Job O&lce.
Philadelphia Advertisements.
John Lucas Co.,
1 , bolo ana , 1
THIS OXL1'
M A N U P ACT VJ HE It S
or THE .
' IMPERIAL FRENCH,
PURE SWISS GREEN,
Also, Puro ,
1 r
While EiOiMl nnd Color..
MA y(' FA CTUIIERK,
Nos. 141 and 113 North Fourth St..
Philadelphia.
.There Were Sold in the Year 1870,
Blatchloy's Cucumber "
TRADE Q MATiK. ' j
WOOD PUMPS,'1
MeuHiirlng 213,.'. U-vt In lentli, or Huf.tclmitr tn !
Hie un'tfiUu for , ,
A WELL OVE?. iQ 1IILES DEEP,
HimpU in Cotutrfvttfin Kui in Operation
Giving no Tatte to tin Water J)u-
rableatid Cheap. '
Tin-so piiniiis are tliclr own best ritcmuiiH'iidullim.
For Kulo liy llcalcin in Hard wiuv and Asrluultu
rat Iiniili'iui'iils, riutnlioiH, Fiiiui Makris, &.,
throunlinut tln iviuntry . Circillari, wo., funii-Oi-ed
upon aiilii'ation liy mall or otlmrwise. - '
Kiimlo pumps liirwaiili'd to paitici ill towm
when! 1 have no agents upon the receipt of Hie
retail price. ,
lu liuyinu, beearertil that your pump bnar my
trado nun k an above, an J Kuurautee no otlitir.
. V Ulllce and Warp-room, ; . I
Nu. &ijil (,'iiiuiiipree Street.
6 1.11 M IPJIILAVUU'JUA, PA.
-Theso VmnpH can bo ordered of the Maim
faulurur, or F. Mortimer & Co., New llluomUeld.
S0WEK, POTTS & CO., ,
ItooIiNcIlrrN & Nlal loiters,
, ' And Pfalorn in -
c u rt'ai n ' ' ;
1 ,! . 'I'll I I ' .
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' WA LL-PA PEKS,
, , Nos. 5a) Market and 523 Minor Streets,
I'lULADEU'lllA, I'A.
I'ubllsliers of Kaiulers' New Headers, and
Brooks' Arithmetic Alio, Itobert's History of
the United States, Felton's Outliuu Maps, tie.
131. AWBt liOOCtM
Always on hand, nnd niado to Order. Sit
miller & Elder,
BSooli-Ncllcrs ami NtalioncrN,
BLANK HOOK MAXVVACTVKKKH.
And Dealers In ' : "
WINDOW CURTAINS . ,
, - AM) ' ; ' , ' ' , , . '
Vi KAt 1'APKR,
No. 4110, Market Btrec't,
31 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
rilllis FLUID is warranted EQUAL to Aa.NOLK'g,
X. uiid is sold at inueli less price. Tim money
will be refunded to those Inlying It, if It does not
prove entirely satisfactory.
. For sale by K. Mortimer, New Illoomllnld. -
MILLKB& f!I4El,
.Bole Agents, .
t.'tuMurket Street, , '
10.11 l'lilladelphia.
A. L. Kalb ' J. E. Fbsthiub.
KALIS cV i HYMHti:,
iMt'OHTEKB AND J0IIIIKH8 Of
' 1
XL M W
Chin it , Ol
N 1 ,
( .
aUEENSWAltE,
S01 and B03, Cherry St., between Arch A Kaco,
' 1'lIlLADELPinA.
ITT Constantly 00 hand Original Assorted
Packages. ,: ., . ., 3. U. ly 10 .
W. A. Atwooo. Isaac W. Kano
ATWOOl), ItANCK'A CO.,
ColMllllNNaOII Mt'l,4,lMI',
' ..r . : . -I I '
iwn
Wbolusale Ix-ulers In all kinds ot pickled and Salt
' No. 210 North Wharves, above Itace Btreet,
34001116 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
,1'lilliKjcl pli I a. Ad vertlpcmen tg. -,
Jflil-'Al-Z-A-..-. .'' ' ,
13ARCROFT & CO.,
Jiniwrlcifi Ikn' Juj)bf
f s- Ot Staple and Frtaf y
DRY. .-. GOODS;
Cloths, ';.v'-v;'...;N-v.;;:.,'"
Cassimeres . ; ; .
" s.BIankct8,
IinctiM, "Vlitto Goodii Hosiery, A;c,
Nos. 406 and 407 MARKET 8TKEET,
' ' (Above Fourth, North Side.J "' )
EMiiliulelpIiiu.
..WRIGHT'. &! SIDDAtL, .I'l
Wholesale Druggists,
, ( . , AND DKAI.KltB IN ' ', ;
Patent Medicines,
110 MARKET STREET, NEAR FRONT,
rhiladelphia, l'a.
A FULL STOCK of evfirtlilng oonnoeted with
the business, ot the best quality, and lit very
low prices. ' A good location (or business, with a
ovv rent and light expenses, enables us to offer In
ducements to buyers; and makes It worth, their
while to gie us a tt-iiil. " -t ! 1. ;
riilladolplila, 3. str. ; ' '
-,)---1-
. . : UUAA lilS & CO.,
! 1 Wholesale Dealers ln; ' i v
Carpets,' '." m
Oil Cloths, ' ' ' .',
' Shades,
VI; ! . Ui VUUO,
tit
' - Carpet Chain,-
Batting, Wa tiding," Twines, &c)
And a fine assortment of '
lVood aiMa,,' Willow- ynr'o.
No. 420 Market street, above 4lli, ,
riiiladelpiiia, Pa.
January 1, 189. ..
John Sballncri it. 1 K. 8. ZlegW Tlo; Ittlfncl
SILVFFXCK,; ZIEGLER &, CO., ,
, 1: , Successors to
SIIAFFNEK, ZIKOLEB & CO..
; Importers and Dealers In , ,
;.. iIVC,' .. 1: ;; ' .':'
- Klbboniy.-1-" ;
' ' ' KuspoiidorN,
T II Ii E A 1) S r . C 0 M B S , '
and every vaVlety of
TRIMMINGS, ,J
; ' FANCY GOODS,
6, North Fburtli Street, ' ,
No.
l'lllLADELl'UIA, PA.
Agent for Lancaster Cmnbn, 1
.... 1' i i w i i -' .'..'. Jt
' L ' w. r.l'ito'iii!,ui:,:'.' :' ' .
, JOBBER IN , , j , . ,
H.ats, Caps, Furs,
. ; ' AND .. 'I . , . ,
Strsi V - Gr O O 1 N
158.NOUTH THIRD STREET," :'' "
391yl0 ' ' PHILADELPHIA.' '
h. 1:. tai.oi:, .
, ' WITH'' . - -, .,-
WAINWRIGHT & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
' AND '
TEA DEALERS, ' 1
North East Corner of 2nd and Arch Street?,
"Philadelphia Pa
nOAR.McCONKEY&CO., ,
Successors to
, VM. w. PAUL & 90., ! ; -
WUOLSSALB I '
BOOT AND SHOE
WAREHOUSE,
623 Market 8t. and 814 Commerce Street,
; Philadelphia,' Penn'a.
WHOLESALE ' :
VV5 RRnfiERS
January I, 'lSfiy..
LtOVD, SLTPLEE, & WALTON, ,
' WHOLESALE
HARDWARE HOUSE,
No. 625 Market Btreet, ; "
lhllnlclihln.
WM. H. KENNEDY, !
WITH ' !.''.
llempliill C'liaiullcr, j
UEALEltS 1M ,
Tobacco, Scgars, S'c,
No, 222 MARKET BTUEET.
l'lllLADKLl'lIIA, PA.,
9W A full HtocV of theCelebratod MONrron Na
vt, always on hand. 1 ii lylo