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Miscellaneous News Items.
tW An Indiana woman committed But
cido because lior husband, persisted in at
tending a spclling-ichooL
t"One of the famed Siamese twins,
who has for some time beon in ill health,
is reported to be rapidly approaching death.
f3f"Mrs. Sturdovant, wife of the Super
in tendon t of the Blind Asylum, at Nash'
ville was burned to death on Sunday night
by the explosion of a eoal oil lamp.
dfAboyat Hudson, a man at New.
burg and a man at Cornwall were drowned
while skating on the Hudson river on Sun-
day. v
JSTAtNew York, James Carroll was
murdored by James M'Cartney on the 20th
ult., while the latter was quieting a row in
his rum shop.
tW Over the door of a cobbler's shop in
Savannah, Ga, appears this legend : Boots
and shoes is made here ladies and chen-
tlomcns repared. Kum in hear."
t3T William Wilson, of Howard county,
Tnd., slaughtered a bog, which weighed,
dressed, one thousand and ninety-two
pounds three ounces, and wants to know
who can beat it.
' A Sioux City swell was on the point
of saluting some ladies when to bis fit most
chagrin a dirty sock fell from his hat at
their feet. Their surprise and his confu
sion may well be imagined.
tW A disgraceful prize fight took place
in Hyde Park, on the day before Christmas.
At the close of the iirst round, one of the
combatants, named Michael Quinn, stabbed
his adversary in thn right eye, ending the
light in a general row.
EEP At East Arlington, Vt., on Christ
mas day, a fight took place in a drinking
saloon, and the two proprietors, Farwcll
and Lawrence, shot five persons, two of
whom hrve since died. Two others are
not expected to recover.
jy Wmi Dennis, was arrested recently
in New York, for forcibly abducting, chlo
roforming and otherwise abusing a young
school girl. One Madame Florence was
also arrested as au accessory. Both wero
held in $5,000 bail for trial.
tWA. phenomenon has occurred in Indi
anapolis. A well, the water in which has
been of a remarkable coldness, has been
growing warmer, and is now almost hot.
The inferonce is that the city ts rapidly
growing worse and worse, and consequent
ly the infernal regions are approaching.
iuuum lA'o oi uoourn station, ma.,
who died last week, was buried ten feet
deep in a triple collln, the outer ono being
of two-inch oak, securely spiked. These
precautions were taken to insure a quiet
rest and immunity from artificial resur
rection. t3T"A mouse in Belfast, Maino, was
found the other day frozen stiff upon a
hammer. Investigation showed that in
picking up something that lay upon the
iron bead of the hammer, the tong of the
mouse had frozen to it, and being unable
to get away, it had died.
tW The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
has finally decided that suicido is not a
crime known to tho laws of the Common,
wealth. This opinion is given in tho case
of The State vs. Dennis. Persons wishing
to commit suicide will of course govern
themselves accordingly, and need have no
fear of the law.
1ST On Sunday evening last, at Atlantic
city a large bloodhound, kept in the stable
of Mr. Charles H. Rogers, of the Alaska
hotel, was kicked by ono of the horses.
The dog turned upon tho horse, killed him
and then proceeded lcisnrly to cat him un.
In the morning thegj was very littlo left of
the horso, and tho dog had to be shot.
t2TMr. Samuel Gordon, of Tuftonbor
ough, n. II., found a flno two-year old
colt dead in the pasture, and supposed that
some natural cause brought its life to an
end. His wife dreamed that she saw a man
shoot it, but the husbaud pooh-poohed the
idea as the result of indigestion. The wifo
finally had to bo satisfied by having tho
animal examined, and it really proved that
some one had shot it.
Dr. C. J. Smith, of I'liiliidilnl,
was burned to death on Sunday night about
l o ciock ut a hotel at Mount Carbon
where he had gono on Saturday. Tiio ser
vant girl while goinir to the callai- to 1n
some coal oil, tripped and Ml, sotting fire
to her dress.
While Dr. S. was extinguishing hcrdiiss
the oil ignited and exploded, injuring him
so severely that ho died on Christmas morn
ing. The hotel was burned to the ground.
tSTOno of the boldest roblcris ever
, recorded recently took place in the jewelry
store of Geo. W. Russel in Oth street I'hila.
Mr. Ilussol and several of his assistants wore
busy showing goods, one party having tho
tray containing diamond rings. Whilo they
were looking at them, a man opened the
door and grabbed the tray and placed it un
der his coat and made his estaixj though
closely pursued for several blocks, In his
haste he dropped about $000 worth on the
floor, but secured over $1,000 by his daring
attempt.
DETERMINED TO COUNTERACT a
TIIK
Designing
Who have Sought to Injure the Trade of Philadelphia, by
CONCOCTING AND CIRCULATING
Exaggerated ami Malicious Reports
IVe shall take adyantnge of our very Fortunate Position, and Organize an '
IMMENSE AND UNAPPROACHABLE SALE,
Which will Cause a Great Loss to any who make Purchases
Without Knowing What Can be
SAVED BY BUYING AT THIS UNUSUAL AND
STUPENDOUS SALE!
WE COMMENCE
F1MBAY, DECEMBER 1H 1? ,
Tho UNRESERVED CLEARANCE of the Largest Stock
WANAMAKER $ BROWN
EVER HELD, BEING
TVonrly Ono Million Dollm-H' Worth of
SSBSTiSfTIAi. iT8ISfi
OF OUR BEST MANUFACTURE, FOR
MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN,
Part of which was personally selected in Foreign Markets
WANAMAKER k BROWN J
WANAMAKER St, RROWN f
AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. A VISIT AND INSPECTION OF WHICH
COSTS NOTHING,
WILL PROVE UNQUESTIONABLY THAT MANY ARTICLES ARE
Worth Double the Prices Quoted.
7,961 Men's Overcoats
3,000 Youths' Taills
5,113 Business coats
1,813 Fine Eng Strip'd Pants
602 Velvet Vests
583 Doublc-brcasted short over
co&ts 3,282 Boys Pant's
1,205 Big Men's Pants
First Floor (west) Arranged for Furnishing
Goods and Coats. The Job Lots. " Less
than Half-price lots." Tiece goods for cus
tom work, which share in our general re
duction of prices.
Second Floor 3 Department: Dress pants,
Second Dress pants, Working pants, Job
Lots.
Third Floor Overcoats, Top coats, Garricks.
Coachman's coats.
Fourth, Fifth and SixTn Floors Reserved
Surplus Stock.
Goods.
lTiiSa3&. 8aturday w,,en opcu at ci A-M-10 10 p-
IN CONCLUSION,
FOR SOLID AND SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS TH IS IS AN
Unprecedented Opportunity!
IT WILL PAY TO COME FROM ANY PART OF TIIK COUNTRY, OR TO
MAKE UP CLUBS IN TOWNS AND VILLAGES,
AS WK MEAN TO
'GIVE SOMEBODY ALL THE GOODS WE HAVE.
WK HAVK HAD TUB LARGKST SALES TIIK HOI'SK HAS KVKIl KNOWN VI TO
WIND UP THE SEASON '
WE CM AFFORD TO AtMOST SHUT OUK EYES TO THE PMCES !
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
TAILORING. Having opened a Gout's furnish
ing goods mill Min:liuiU Tailoring Establish.
Incut, lu flic llltlo More next door to i'otlcrs l.uw
Olllce, I would rcscctriilly ask all in ecdof any
thliiK in my llnu to call ami examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. 4
iii:oic (;oodn
from wlildi In select Garments always on hand
which will be wade up to suit Customers ami
IX TUB LATEST HTYI-K
on sliort notlcfC Don't fall to visit tho Ltrn.ii
HroicK in tliu Corner.
P. 8. Good bought elsew hero will ho made up
In the iH'Ht manner.
It H. BUCK,
New Bloom field, Iu.
A
deea
VOII QUACK. A victim of curly Indis
cretion, causlnu nervous dehilitv. urcniatiii-H
MV. &'C havlntf tiled In vuln iwcrv mlvoi-H'il
rt'inedy, han a uliiinln niciiim of ncU-eure, whic h he
will kpikI frs to Ills fellow diifli-rcrn. Address J.
Ji. KKKYKH, 78 Nassau St., New Vork.
4!lriw
SHORT - SIGHTED POLICY
and Malicious Persons
BY MR. WANAMAKER.
Before tlio Immense
Rise in Wool,
And can be Sold to
Ready -Money Buyers
A II K 1 1 G E D 1 L A 1 ,
9G0 Youth's Overcoats
516 Garricks and Canes
1,872 Youths' Ev'ry day coats
3,875 Doeskin Pants
578 Cashmere Vests
723 Children's Overcoats
180 Children's Garricks
2,282 Boys' Jackets
'Job Uig men s Vests
78,259 TOTAL
jtj IvJM JliIN A o.
First Floor (East) School and Dress Suits,
and Lads' clothes.
Second Floor Larger-sized Goods and llalf-
rrice Lots
UrPER Floors Reserve Stock and Extra Fine
NOTE S These and all our Goods arc
not bought from Wholesale Houses, but are
of our own manufacture many of them
made in our own building, under our own
eye and supervision of materials carefully
examined and sponged, and made only for
our Regular Retail Trade ; so that customers
i- i . i , . . . . ..
ran iukc mem
J. U. (1111V1N.
J. II. OII1MN.
J.
M. GIUYIN ,6 HON,
OoillluiMNloU McMfllllil(H, j
No. 8. HI'KAll H WIIAItl', '
It 1 1 I 111 o r ' , .11 il .
-W will pay Htrlet attention to Hie sale of all I
kinds of country produce, ami remit the amounlx I
promptly. f;nlyl
PERRY HOUSE, I
New Blooiiiflclil, ia,
THHstihacrllier having purchased thn pronrrty
on Hi. i corner of Maine and Carlisle, streets,
opposite, tho Court llniise, InviU'H all Ids frlendi
and former oustomers to ulvo him a call un he In1
detai'mined to furnish first cIhsh a commiKlatloiiK.
thoma.h Nirjcr, '
Iff. I'roprletor. .
. OF . , ; t '
( WANAMAKER & BROWN
WANAMAKER k BROWN
6,649 Dress Coats
3,714 Youths' Vests
12,311 Business Pants
2,519 -Black Cloth Vests
14,406 Cassimcre Vests
135 Children's cape Overcoats
1,344 Children's suits
733 Big Men's Coats
523 Enc D. D. B. overnnuts
witn tnc utmost confidence.
Whitney's Neats Toot Harness Soap.
S trViiV T'l' ll. Blacks
1. roiisiies ami Koaps
lit the same lime. 1'ut up III ni'K
and small size Iwxes.also lu ,111.. iwis.
J 'Jr Has Ihs:ii In use for e:n' uml'
.mr wivii,l"J'"l't.?"tlHfi"'ti""- H uil stamp for
our A KIII.V. Ad Ii ess: (i. K. WIIITNEViCO.
6 41 u ! Milk St., Boston, Mass.
IV Fancy Ktouoll Plate wltli youruame on,
best quality of ludiilllblo Ink, Uiix'ctioimumJ
llrnsli, only 60 centh.
Fancy Key Choi k, with your name und ad
drcsi auimpud on rlnf only B5 conla.
Kucli mulled i'reo for price white name
I'I.un.
Plain Stencil, nunie and plate, 25 cents.
Btcnella and Checki of all ilzes inude to or
der. Bend Stump for partlculnr.
Addiona J, o. MOOKK,
44 Now lllooinaeld, Pa,.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS 1
EVERY FERSON ' '
riitinff Carlisle,
hould not forget to
CALL AT THE PERRY STORE,
KEPT BY
D. A. SAWYER,
N. E. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
Where you will find the choicest stock of
HY GOODS
IN CARLISLE,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Don't fall to give him a call.
Carllslo Sept 29, 1871.
40 tf.
A CARD .
A Clergyman while residing In South America,
as a missionary, discovered a safo and simple rem.
edy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal organs,
and the whole train' of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers hava
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to .lieneltt the afflicted and unfortunate, I
will send the recipe for preparing and using tills
medicine, In a sealed envelope, to anv one who
needs It, free of charge. Address JOS. T. IN
MAN, Station D. Bible House, N. Y. City. J5 r
TOCON8TOIPTIVES.
.T!'e.a.,v,rt,,wr' having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, consumption, by a simple
remedy. Is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it,
he will send a copy of the prescription used (free
of charge,) with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will Unci a sure cure
for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, etc. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
l y . 1(,!V- KDWAKD A. WII.HON,
264 South Third St., Williamsburg, N. Y.
lOVE AND MATRIMONY.
TADIES AND GENTLEMEN, if yon wish
I tn m n rrv a rl d m.. tl1A ,in,l...l j ....
will send you valunblo Information, that will
j"" iimrry uuppiiy ano epceaiiy, lr
resncctlve of ncre. wealth
formation will coBt you nothing, and If you
wish to marry, I will cheerfully assist yon.
uv Mvoutu iuiui luiiiiuii seiib vy return man." -Address.
Rirah R. T.
Kings County, N. Y. 3 15.a
WEATHER STRIPS
TORREY'S PATENT.
QUALITY MAINTAINED.
PRICES COMPETE WITH THE
CIIKAPEST.
E. S. & J. Torrey,
108 Fulton St., N. Y.
3 iii. a.
PATTERSON & NEWLIN,
WhoIcNalc 3rorers,
AND
C O M MISSION M E 11 C II A N T S
No. 120 Alton 8TREET,
Philadelphia.
K9- The sale of Eggs, 8eeds, Grain and Wool
a specially.
iany. ai
Please send for a Circular. 48
OSADALIS
(The ingredients that
ICOMPOSE KOSADALIS are
' mtliliali.Ml tin nmrvMibmi ttinrA.
r , f.....B.. , .,
foro it is not a secret preparation,
consequently
PHTSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
Ft is a certain cure for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuma
tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com
plaint and all diseases of the
tllood. CITS BOTTLE 0? B03ADAH3
will do more pood than ton bottles
of tho ttyrupi of Sarsapanlla.
THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have used Rosadalis in their practice
fur tho past three years and freely
endorse it ns a reliable Altorativa
and lilood l'urihor.
DR. T. C. lTOff. i t lUltimae.
1)11. T.J. 110YK1N',
1)11. K. W.CAKlt. "
,liK. K. O. DAWK.r.I.V,
Dli. J. S. BP. VlliCS, of Nicholuville,
i Ky.
inil. J. I,. McCAHTHA, (olumhla,
S. C.
jr.ll. A. 11. NOEL;U3, Jlil-oiOBih, N. 0.
TZZTt AND r.TD02?LD BY
j. n. rni:.t n i. sos.t, vm Ki-er,
I t...sl.
V. W. SMITIT. JncVsi.n, Mich.
;A. V. W'HKfll.KH, Limn, td.iu.
III. fl.M.I., I.lma.l)' ii.
.1 HAVKN & f().,linn'i.iral!le. V.
SA.M-!.. (J. .,Mcl".-VDLi;.N, .Mmlri'e.'.-
bore, llill.
Our ; .T e v i'.l i:rt idl'i'.v ef any es
tended l . ' 't !. s in l' !nii"l to tliu
irtuinu! P'i'ii Inli1-. Tothe ledieul
Pnilesrt.en w.i (. u,. rj!!ii'i a l-'luiU '.v-trartftupeiifi-!
y t'y h.ivo ever
ilU'd in llie tre. tn i:t et Uixeasetl
menu; nnu In lite... .: '-. wo guy try
KoHiidaliB, and )ou u-.I! Va rrxtore'l
to hcallh.
Rotudidl is aold hy all I)ru''r.-I'N.
prii o S1.50 pet butllu. Addrc"
IS. CL2MS1JT3 & C. ,
Mamifci turiwf t htn itt
Uai.1 io;;i:, Mj.
5StJ
Woman Know Thyself!
l... i i ii... ll'Ait t f a li a ti'i im.i . .
by Dr. Iliavasse, WOMAN A A WIFE AN II
Mo'i llKlt, will save you money and sullerlng-
Agents wanted everywhere: laules preferred.
1'iir terms address WM. JI. EV ANS & I'll., iuv
Kanwim Ht.. t'hlladelplilii. 47diw
Agents Wanted
O'tiorman, Ksoapcd Nun, whose disclosure ar
thrilling and rturtllng. CONN. I'lhushimi Ci
Hartfoi'd, Ct. i-iU
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