JURAL COLUMN,
,cations for this qopArtment, if
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too groat length, are respect
'requested.—En.
armiu Pituvr TREER. — To , those
, do not :know - lox to iWuno a Lice
,d especially to the lazy, it is comfort
ng to think that a fruit tree needs .no
pruning. Much having been said of
late years on excessive pruning, and it
having boon shown that much evil comes'
of it,' 'a disposition has' arisen on the
' part of some such as we have named to
stop pruning altogether, persuading
themselves that, after all, this is the
best way, But a tree'needs the ' care
that a Child needs to have 'it grow in
just and beautiful proportion.. Execs
?
sive prnnin it mist never have, and it
should n; or need it . The constant
care which is . bestowed 0110111(1 keep
down all irregular growth, and this done
in moderation, from year to year, can do
no harm.
The JGardences Monthly, in some ju
dicious remarks on the subject, says
" A good gardener must have foresight.
Re should be able to sec in imagination
a tree a year ahead of its real growth,
and prune in advance of the necessity of
the tree. This will prevent much of the
temporary injury which undoubtedly
flows from severe pruning all at once,
.and which, if annually continued, -is a
great evil."
Darwin, the 'same journal says, has
shown that there. is among individual
plants a struggle for life always going
on. Tho stronger crowds •the weaker
one, but so long as it lives, the Weaker
has some effect on the stronger one.
The same law is true of branches as
Of distinct plants, each struggles for
light. The vigoreMs shoot shades the
weaker, but that in turn sometimeS)in
terferes with the strong one and prevents
it from utilizing the light to the best ad
vantage.
"Thus it will be seen that, to have
the best results, we must regulate this
struggle in nature. A. dozen branelio,
well developed and having the ability to
display all their leafy charms to the ad-.
miring sunlight, will be worth much
more to the plant than double the num
ber, closely interfering . with ono another."
—Baltimore Sara.
EMI
HORSES EATING TOOLMUCII.—In reply
to the query, horses eat enough
hay to injure them, if left standing in
the stable after eating?" The Neto Eng
land Farmer answers: "Yes, sir, if you
give it totliem, they will. Don't you re
member the - old adage that "a horse
will die at the haystack." None of our
domestic animals •require more care in
feeding than the•horse. Ilo.may be kept
well at a moderate cost and will be more
healthy, perform more labor and live
longer than if fed so highly as to, double
the cost - •dfli - e - ePing. i 1 horse willspend
most of hiS -time in throwing 'his feed
about; topsy-turvy, in big. rack or box,
and taking a little occasionally, if feed
is kept constantly before him. Ito will
not eat with a keen relish, become dis
atislied with all food, and eventually
have little appetite, grow thin, become
unfit for labor, and in•the end diseased
and worthless.
"A horse that is'fed regularly and in
moderate amount, and is worked jinni> ,
ionsly, will be in
,better condition for
labor than one that is fat, or whose ribs
can be counted at a distance of twenty
rods. It is not the thick layers .of fat
which gives the horse strength and
power of endurance, but the firm, com
pact muscles, made up gradually by
proper feeding-and careful working.
"Some persons feed their horses but
twice in twenty-four hours, and we have
seen them in excellent flesh and condi
tion for work under such circumstances.
lint we think three meals better."
L AND. —Early in the month
go through the grass after a rain, and
pull docks and other coarse weeds. Only
a careful man should be trusted to do
this work ; boys are not careful enough
nor strong enough ; and with the best
will, will tug and strain at a big root
and trample down a square yard of grass.
Begin mowing as soon as the clover
blossoms, and before the ox-eyes are out.
When the latter abound, the grass should
be cut before they come into full blos
som, as fewer seeds will mature, and Te
hay from them will be much better.
If the weather be favorable, and the
grass light, that cut with
.a'niachine af
ter five p. in. may be put 'in windrows,
before twelve o'clock the next day, and
got in the same afternoon, without turn
ing or shaking out, and making almost
first-class hay. heavy clovermay be cut
in the morning early, or ill the evening.
Clover hay ought 'not to be mowed too
day, and should either be cured in .111,11S8CS
or kep lv..t;itt either by. its own heat, or
by . "‘c istant'itiiiiiig and sunning.•
ASHER FUR FRUIT TIMM—TIM ed
itor of The Horticulturist says: !`We
havo,known quite a' number ofinstances
—indeed,.so.often ns to•make it quite a
rule—that .old &chards apparently dy
ing out have been brought back to fruit
fulness by the liberal use of wood ashes,
and stirring the soih Potash is the
most important clement in the success
ful growth of all. kinds of fruit trees:
An old gentleman told a . club not long
ago, that ho has known it man to make
and preserve an ()retard of apple trees
in a flourishing and productive condi
timi, originally placed on very poor
ground, by spriokling every , yeararound
each j .tree, to the circumference of its
'br4nches, half a bushel of ashes. ,Wo
consider this a Very importantfteM. ;
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IT is a waste to overstock pastures in
which tnirch cows graze. Abundance of
grass is What cows need. They should
be able to got all they will oat without
workingworking too hard for it. Five cows
plentiful pasture will make as much but
,ter or choeso as ton on the same field ;
so that $BOO, in five cows . Will yield as
much' profit as $5OO in ten .eOWs,. with
ono-half the, liability to loss by disch6;
•
LAYING G11.6.1'n IitITTINOB.- 1 -111089,
who have not sot out "cuttings" of
grapes, shrubbery, &c., can lay the
branches• down; say two inches under
ground, letting the end of the branch ap
pear. Sometimes it Will require a forked'
•stick to hold them. in their • places. A
grapevine - can be laid down its. whole
longhth, and if carefully Oho will throw
out a iipront from each joint, making a
beautiful arrangement for. the trellis: .
,p,EOILIPT VOll. ♦ LINIMENT. NO hot
ter liniment for bruises, on man or Whet,
was over used, than equal parts of lauda
num, alcohol and oil,pf vvorrnwPocl.' It
reduces the swollink rapidly, If inflamed,'
mid remoVes soreness n 'brio
sooner applied, of course the better,r—
central prtc n
DRY GOODS, (to.
SPECIE PRICES
(INDUCTION IN PRIM EXTRAORDINARY,
(IRE ENFI EL Nf',;),
NO. 4 EAST MAIN STREET,
GRAND DISPLAY
•
Of tall the 'l.ntest Novell:oil In DRESS GOODS
Elegant assortment of
BLACK SILKS
at al eatly ltotinced prices
Japanese" Plain and Striped . 911,k; Japanese
Figured Popllns
ilril!MMl
cO I. n E 9I I. It
A oplyntlid itmortmeht of Nov 9pl lug Poplins for
suits, Very Cheap,
Best D 0111111 6 ,8 redo. 41 IA) 20 and 22 cents
20J0 yard.; tip t ,, p in lit a,•tttx
All OW bet. , 111111ii1,1 or iorint,tit 1241
Clill4lllwiti Ovum
Belli 4 4 Oppli•lon, I arti ,1111.
ti •1111 rr /111 . 1/1 I $8 brut
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A job lot 1,1 ❑hmrbnd and Unble." bvtl, nm di:
ono :II Li wide, at 1.!,;, (on's,
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ECKTORD DENIMS
incrmts STRIPHB,
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.inil all at grvally retliltsLl prtraA.
A liood Chvck nt.l2!, rant',
BLACK ALPACAS
A• SPECIAL BARGAIN
in the itliove, wed , fv rienilet Li , 11,1 for weight cif
cloth. For hcooty,lll o and shihl t . llityeltlllll.lJot
81111 . 11:14St • ii by allylll tbr' country
Prirnv P ;,AO, r,o, 60, 75, 00.
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Ct.OTll nun CASSIAI ERNS,
Just opsuost fur M It , : A NI) 1101'i, r,q Cill`fLp
1;!EIMEMI
WHITE 0001)8,
C1 ‘ 1 . 11.11.1 . it,, Swissvg, Nninsool:
Beautiful Piiitteil fifty per rout 16wor
lamt yvar'' psivvs
110 , 11 RI
NOTIONS,-kc.,
In geeal riil letten
Il:r~nlldiaiun~uf ~ii,yc re ~to tL~nl.uw'xlock, Ix
earnestly solicited. I ,vlll off, bona fide Bargains
that elionot he found In In, go housos, tlokt are over
!docked o lib old goods bought at war prices.
L. 'r. GREENFIELD
ilma7o !
1870
SUMMER OPENING
MEMO
GENTRAJ.
DRY GOODS STORE,
of trey variety, every style. and Vorly 1.10,1,10E11 of
DRESS HOODS,
MET
MiOM
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lark (11.ttmtgli111.x, twg. yartitt
31 °hairs, Pop] I A1113.1,3:1, Drlithies, SeaLvlt otk,
[mins, tic, French P4T1,111,1, C111)1t7.01, •t ,
all at great bargains
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for dre.eH, of every varlelAillyle, end qualify
lor . drooo, 01. .21, , 40: 000 TO cents
par yard
A bottollftil ossot.ttorot of Lailine, )11.1v,, and
CLlldrvm'u PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
If SII A NV`3 I
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A splendid aavurl went at low pris.
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Rolling at greatly rimllteeil I/14'09
l'us)ltzli,tes, Mughums, i.lieetlngo. Tabh) Liu
owl, Towels, Napkino, Mtiranllk. QuilN
SUMMER PANTS STUFF qr oseiwre but
CI,OTIIB ANIS CASSIMEIMS,
In great variety, and oiling' at very prices.%
plotbx, Camiturres, LI non Duelo, &o. ,
NOT T.ONSI ' NOTTO'NSI
In great vitriol'', and always rolling nt rlta lowest
ISE
UAltl'.E'rtlr...,(lA P 81
Dent quality 'Loirell tbroo-ply Corpote,
Extra super two-ply carpels,
7 • i
I 51 In a great varioty oniandsoilfq pattern:.
'3oliialfui,pattorne of Imported calliOle, rnnging
In prim from GO coots to $1 per yard
All widths or Stripa Carpotx for boll and xlitlro
Demillllll patterno Ana Myles of Crossloy's 1101311 A
Tivelitry Br uasola Carpuls. Iromo•mado Rat Carr
pots. ?Jottings of all widths, In whit° ant? chocked
Fancy checked Alatflag. Supor cinality Cocoa Mat
. ,
Wo defy com petition in nil IClndo of goodo wo pall
Pima call and malm yrairotiteleetione from the
Inrimt stock In thn
MILLER
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roulll 1,111 tho Ativ.iii4m or Me public 10 MP largo
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
.
1870
• 01MANS,
ORG A.N';,
OftCAY4
M D H,
M 1,1,61,
A! li;LO DEOM3
NEW AND EL Ea ANT P LANUS,
oonifikotured by the oelotiThal Schoemaker J. Co.,
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19.1.3 will )111for ItENTowil the rout will 6eiillww,tl
II part payment f r ilto /Land 111 e9l/11.1 or NU...111M
Thin urrarigt.llll.llt UIII maim the purchme Noy, by
giving. time for will allow upporinully
0. testi rig t h e lihitrunient buriiro purchasing. A !to good
SF,COND HAND PIANOS
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0.111 and o.lloi. 011/111 Idiether yot: tip riot
I buy.
SILVNIt U OItG,ANS
• 01) NS t ' '
rum Om world ronowiled.snonnfortery of IL Noiil
I mut & Pet, (formerly Carhart & Needham). The
•
•IleiTeil and bent la lhJ meld, Mal alt.onrrnnted nod
, -
is pl la order by elyne(f for II re yearn. Alen
VI()LINS,
(.4 IIITAR? 1 . . .
• .-- FIFES, &t.
DEBT MUSIC AND iILUSIC BOOKS,
STRINGS OF ALL KINDS,
na.lavorything appertaining tobto mnale bpaluese.
61E1 l'lnnoe;Melonoone, find Organe taken In put
!TM!
R'EPA LEI NCP
All kinds of Itintrutoonto ropahed and tOOptl
Call and exitmlno my, stock atall I am qpra I can
UM
Don't forgot tha"pfacoi
NO. 11, WEST MAIN STREET,
• (opposito Marion 11,)
• oARLISLE 'PA.'
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OP
ORGANS,
MEM
OIttIANS, '
()UNONS
mid,ot)EoNs
AuOOItDEQNS,
FLUTES;
JOHN fr. RUBEN.
- CITY
1 , 0 4'4 BYT 3 aP.P , " 51
REYNOtIJS & SON,
N. IV, CORNER 18TH A nrp FILBERT
.STREET.
,PIIILADELPIIIA, PA.,
solo Manufacturers of thoeolebrAtta
WnouGirr-I tioN.
OAS CONSUMING HEATER
(?AN CoNS‘OIIINO 11EATE1?,
E. , l'
ti Ii 41.1
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I{ROIRIIIT IRON RADIATOR, 1
4'
' WItOI3(IITT Ilt6N kAi)I.A_TtIY,
Thee.. !lean., to. pooh.. I' 111 try Wretteht I rsn.
w oil rl vitt, I together...the only Ante preveutlou
aunt:tat the emjape.ut (lad or Duht. 'they ate van!)
managed. without ally damp. rat The l'atout Lta.
diator avolds the use and annoyance 01 droop, and
is perinanuoly atteelied to the Heater. Thin it
the mutt d. robin, wimple, uneououtlea I mid popular
Hunting Apparatea ever offered lilt rut,' They are
all guard otertl.
CMIli I It Nt;E, 11,r 11••tulAn,.d F 1,411013,
'MIL VA 1.11.1.:
I, V1'10)11 IC II T 1.:11
LOW LOWN Olt tTES, r LATE A/ ANTE:Ls
It 1•:U191'I:LLS 111/d VI';NTILATOW.
WOnrolllFolll.llinetUrillg
N 81t'
r'lo.l fur 0 r 111104:laud • nouplilw.
npri I .23.1:9-Iy.
T E. CALDWELL & CO
.1 E WE LEIN,
AND 'IMPORTERS,
0(2 CATESTEUT STREET, PRIT,ADET,PAIA,.
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GOI.D WATCHES
1)1AMON )9,
31,141.L111 ,
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FORKIUN FANCY (1001)17o
FIN } 1 . 1 l NTI NUS, S:c
All nelsons &airing molly 11110 altlelta. reliable In
nnality, and moderato 1n Web . , are c.rtain to Ia
pleased by oar excesdinv large d varied rolloc
lion. Oar stock la kopt t i wayA f an rtabAly addltiono
front tirgt smireca.•
Our Moro Is pronounced of of (hi t moat (dugout to
Ole world% and any prrt(se visiting the city aro vor
dluily invited to call find irepeut it at their loleuro.
• .UlJati7Oly
JAMES 5. EARLE
_SONS,
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Loon"'No GLASSES
Tho IIeNL 41111 Clloopoat
'PORTRAIT AND DICTUM?: FRAME,
Molst o!vgant -
CHROSIO-LIVIOGRAITS,
' ,Elll . l.peall 11.111101180 101:1017011tilll
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Tin. twit.ost publications.
40924.t5L030-UV:At
wlidlosalu and retail
deuldi'e In tile itnko...' Group./ In thin
all of anon lit tintnlilliettireenvitem.
Clrolllnrd sent on iippliciition.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
810 Chestnut street,
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GAS FIXTURES
AND
K EROSENE LAMP!;:,
A great variety of New Stylee.
MERIDIAN BURNER.
Elsie3t. and 'lost lu thu Merkel. It glees thu largest
lih¢tefeny Sumer taatlo
COULTER:, JONES 4.. CO.,
Manufaeturota and Wpolesala
Dealers.
Tr. ARCH iTItEXT, PtpLADI:I,I , IIIA. -
1 , 4
ARCH ST. CARPET WAREHOUSE,
B:i2 Altoll STIthET,
Below Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
The old t,itabli,byd Yttl.llll roceyinK for the Spring
Trtnly a !urge eteeli of ille_new ety.les of
ICPEICI ING ,
at the lowest gold INitei+, and will sold
sru great rodnrtiui tram lost Fe3l3loll'S
(OWLISH nitussns la St 511, mid all utLnr
isids rroportiutl.
IILACHWOOD,
N:l2 Arch stroot, Philadelphia
EMEM
•T H 1 , 3 GREAT CAUSE
OF IlthIAN MISERY
El=Mll=
Price, Sic cents
A lecture on tliu nature, treatment, and radical
cure of t , eininal Weakness, or Spermaterrlorm. in
duced by Belt , Aloie. Involuntary Emissions, hum"
'wag, Nerve,. Debility, and Impediments to Ma,
ridge greasily; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fite;
Mental and - Physical Iticame•ity. &c., by Robert
J. GWYN-well, M. D., author of the '!Ureen Book,"
&c. `•
The world renowned tither, In this admirable
lila urn, clearly proves trout his uwu experience that
the awful consequences of self alum may be effect.
nally removed without medicine, and without don
gorous surgical opeittions, boogies, hmtruntents,,
rings, or thrdials, pointing out a mode of core at
once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no' matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself, cheaply, privately, and radically. This
lucture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands
Soot under oral, in a plain onvelopo, to uny tuldrem,
on the receipt of six cents, ur two postage stuutpA,
inhirocsinz the publishers. ' .
Alan, Dr. Culvrro•olN "11furrine Outdo," pries '25
cents. Address the publishers,
CHAS. J. C. XI,TNE Jr CO., .
127 Bowery, New Yolk, l'ost 01lles Don, 4,552.
2june7o
TO TIN LA.DIEFR
Tuei•u 'can 1,0 nothirm that will pleaec thu
baler than a good itrtlelo, which it 'medial( a ur ury
family Air ore:) , day's lieu, huch au article la
I{l9CF.' GENUINE .91EllICAN,40;211", SOAP,
recommendtil for the followlug purposes: Per gen.
oral Itotisehold use; fbi; the toilet for the laundry ;
for chapped bands, We.' sold by dl grocer. and
storokeepersoverywhern.. NATIIAN ItICK, able
'agent, No. :119North:Front street, Ph iladlhln.
; 10feb70•131n ' ; ; ; •
;.
off 1118111•021,0
NOIVIIWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICR NO. 416 :NfAIN F}TREET,
MILWAUKEE: WISCONSIN:,
Tim Blotlot Llfo losni:anao Conijiani• of ft., Conti
aunt, tlio largest company uutahlo' of thy yea'
hoard cities.
ASSETS, OVER $1,601400,
rup101)'•
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NUMllint OFiAtEMlllill?, 33,000,
'(amt nilding 1,000 now ones onch month.)
IncomiTn 1810 13,990,588.0 L
Nuuiloor I.lllollln 1869.:.. 9,801
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JAIIIIB 8:11',001311•11J;tt , t; •
.piorniqoN, PA
t3peclal Akont
46r0fliC0 alth john r..areoni eeq•, South nano.'
War stied, lopera pamptiluta and.information may be
Obtained, and application', piled, Ocala% .I,ryduce.
Monte to ministers and persons Meeting tor bonova
lent objects.
• 12ma,703m , 3 11. r -• •
HAV : ERSTICIK, 8A10!F148W3,.._ •
DItiJ08;':1100103; AND VAitlirrit . swonp,
111..10 North otriot.
14ap7Oly
: d.ll 0 CtitlES, CANDY, (Cc..
VRESH - GROOERIES I
Msif i't
- Alrr•uye tot. tuu , lot. tho
• CHEAP .S . T,Ci'E 'E
BE
ho. 88 EAST POMFRET STREET
„
And why am they always &Mit Ileenuso wo soil
a great amount of them, nod soil' Mein low. Thoro.
'foto, turn our stook ofton, and eouseguontly our
kooda must bo fresh.
You will god everything you wish fn the way of
OROCERIEi,.
QUEENBWARE, •
• ' OLASSWARN
WILLOW and
CEDAR WARE,"'•''
• - BTOND'and
, . , CRQCIIERY
Tongorn,,
Moonlit] ATM Coteltereitt.ovety'atiicrtplion.
Soloed:awl .. , ,
3i gllr6
Pickles,
Lemon Syrups, kr., oud no and to
N 0:1' I 0 N s:,
It is useless to mention thottweonie and sae for your
001000; U. parents If it don't snit you to
.1110, send your children, as they
will be dealt with the_saine
- care rs If you wOl . O ,
here yourself.
ALL RINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken lu oscluthgo for gooda, or cid&
(;E0:13. 1101 7 FAIAN'S :lONS
No. 84 1.:10.T PO. FRET STRIMC.
ME=
Ntincg.—ituving trm.terred sty runt.° Interest In
the grocery I,llllllleaki to my flints, thOtIO Indebted to
Me O. requested to ,ettio alth them, dorlukT toy al,-
alence tt Europe ti HO, it. 110FkMA N.
J . M. MARrinIEIMER.
•• lionlor In
CIIOICh ) FAMILY OROCERIES,
FINE QUALITY OF TEAS, PERE :+PICES
QuEENsweitu,
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WOOITEN, ANT)
rA. MILY P L,O U R
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ALL RINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
130DGIIT AND SOLD
11=1321=
MEM
CANDY!
Tit subscriber kcops cnnttantly ou hand, at No
;15, Went Slain start, a largo stuck of French urn
A world= Candi., Mita, Ft nits, ac., consisting or-
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IMMIX!
RAISINS, ENGLISH WA ',NUTS
FIGS, CREAM NUTS,
I" R UNELLA S " U HOUND NUTS,
COCOA , NUTS, AND CHESTNUT'S. .
ALMONDS,
!Mil
TAFFIES OF EVERY VAMETT,
vac!. an 'Walnut, emu:aunt, tin, Fruit, Butter, Scold
• . Cocoa limn, and Cocoa Stripy.
PREM . CAROMED EVERY DAY,
1 unmeant era largali, tllCTrati
and llocketera on reasonaldo taring.
110- not forget thu
J 3 h . " o. so WEST MAIN STU I:ET, "GU
'CAIILIsIE, VENN'A. ,
D. -W. BURKHOLDER
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MEDI CAL
DRS. D. FAIIRNEY & SONS'
celebrated prim ro.I fn•
CLEANSING 'FITE BLOOD
The long and farorably known preparation of Dr.
D. Pahrney & Son for cleansing thwadood, needs u
this day no recommendation at our hands, its virtue
hawing been established by the thousands of case
where it has given relief in the
Host Difficult FormB,of Uhronic DiBcaaes
during the last mint,' ynarn. So highly Indeed Is It
enteemed, that thin demund In constantly hp:reaming,
not only at homy, but we urn dully receiving appllen
tfonn for IC from the mont remote nectiow of the
country—North, Rot, South, mid West. To meet
Ohl demand, on well an to prevent the public :nn
being Innn m ed upon. wn have deterntlto.d to put tl i titf
.11.)
PREPARATION to
In encl. a form that It may be within rent, or crony
body everywhere. •
- Other preparatio Lrs. far inferior to the genuine,
Laving been put on by certain parties, Lave 1.4.11
mistaken by Aim for our own. out as a matter...
course the old Preparation of D. Fehrney k HMI Lars
booty:node tip sutra HOMO In reputation; therefore to
prevent this nulatakv, as well or to meet the in.
creasluir 44111110111 mentioned above, we lavo,Fon•
chided to send tha medicine out in
LIQUID VOILAI
We will nl.O at the sumo tiwq put out the original
In package form for the benefit of ,ulllO of our old
costoiners and opera-who may yet prefer thu used'.
clue us that propured. Not recommending it to COM
all diseases this human body In heir to, hut us a lane
ily medicine, and fur all diseases originatiog front
impure blood and disordered liver, It has nu equal;
and will cure the f&llowing diseases:
Scrofula, cufanuous diseases, erysipelas, bolls, acre
eyes, scald head, pimples on the face, totter ntfec
lions, old and stubborn ulcors, rhoutuntle affectlomf,
dyspoinda, costiveness, nick headecho, Jaffmlico,
salt rheum, go n oral debility; nsurcur lid diseases, foul
Optimal, togother with all other disorders arising
from 11111111 re blood, and dieurdcrod liver, &c , Sr.,
proposed by Drr. D. Fahrney & Son, Boonsboro',
Maryland, and Dr. P. Pahrnoy, Keetlyarillo, Nd.
Sold by all druggists and morchants generally,
Norio gunning unless signed D. kalsrnoy & Son. Sold
by W. P. Horn, druggist, Carlisle; S. it Huber,
druggist, Newvillo; Jahns A. Clark, Loon Cross
Roads; Jahn C 1 Attics, draggled, phipponaburg.
Sltublim
DENTAL NOTICE.
Tho GOODYEAR DENTAL -VULGANI ; I I O •COM
YANA through their agent,,li. F. Conklin, horeby
cautions the piddle from owploying any dentist, or
other person, to alnico or soil aftilielal tooth on
.plates of , , ,
VULCANIZED OR HARVIttIBIER.;
who Is not licensed by 'this company. Tlio onry
Ileenneeti foe Cumberland county aro, Drs. IL Lont,
J. 0. Inillerond J. /Nyder, for blechatilesbnle Dr.
George W. Noldigh„fbr Carlislo ; Dr. 11. It. Fetter
hoff, for Norville; and Dr. J. W. Builder, for Ship
penebilrg,
All persons wearing artificlia teeth on Vulcanized
Itubber, mole by persons who are not Dominoes of
this comony, tire equally rneponstble with tho par
ties tnaking thorn, •and - will. he prosectited for in.
&Weinman of our patents..
- • . • Wiped—lf. P. CONKLIN,
23i1o6Dalt Agent of 0. D. V. Co. ,
DENTAL NOTIOE.—I , have 'taken
patio° of a cord In our Carlialo paporo, con.
Cloning tho public from tkuploylng any dentin to
make or oell„ertlilclat tooth, on plates of ,bard rub.
ber,who le not ileopood by the company, & c.' I take
this'
inuthod to 'lnform my Metal, and Alto', publlc
generally, that I Mice outdo arrange:ciente telth Jo.
Mob Bacon treasurer of too Goodyear Dental Vnl
motto Com tiny, and havo talon out 'loam up to
to make artillotal tooth on hard rubber, In all ohnpno,
JalltiorY-1; 071.. I am, theroforojogallYuuthorisea
rod found. I Invite my friends, and,,the ,public In
general, to Ova Moll call,' whore they can have teeth
madeon'ltubbor ploto, no cheap no over.Qffloo No.
'26, nigh strout, oppooltu the Yirst ',National hank,
Curtis , Pa.
,
' ' ' ' J. C. NNPB, Pouliot.
20jadOm*
SPECIAL- NO'PICE.
C. L 4 R BID D' L E - •
. • despectfull tom their him& that
JEW:MIMI•",
(latO of tile of DaDoy Cthilas Ws', day ta334 . -
' clatod taunt f with. thou, vapor ,tho,llTok -atnall'of
•
ROBBING, CLARK '4 BIDLILE/
.„.
1 • ~ . . and lOU coptinue tho N., :1. , j
WATCH AND JAMMU; DUENESS `
'at 14 . 01 d stand; ' ' '!"
~I,I,24OI.IESTNDi STRENT, . i •
"" 1 ' ' rm . /J*l,pp* "'' •
,• are now offothig, , at , Iradacod'prickl. 'OliOloo .
pipancep ArrOmpie. riA:TpukA, •
.ruadortio, *rimy, •
. .aripraParp,Ppipv/..1*,. 1 - „
TA4I4 tulutni,
;- 1 11611.401, OLOOka,
' ,, : ,, ,ENGLIEIII,,DDENOII AND' VIENNA,
LEATHER AND PAND3r - QOODS.
2 0 4 0.9 • r • ' l .. "
DR. I' 7 .1; 0 ODS AXJ) . Cr AliFEig. •
CHEAP DRY GOODS, '
At -tit new atom or
MEM
Bargains in
Lawn;
gromullnes, r . Summar SlnTle,
nornants
()Volvo Travis,
Dried liner,
Baloglnd, '
Iteregos,
Calleoce, 8, 10, 12.,;5.
Muglll., 0 1 4', '' 'l3, 10. 12,16
123,?1, 14, 15. 17
Ticklop, 14, 18, 22, 25
• Cheapeet 'Pant. glut( ' in the town.
Cheapen Cloths and Cd.CIIIIOCCA in the town.
Cheapest Hosiery In the town.
Clioapeut Gloves and. llandkerchlefe In the town.
Cheapect Notions of all kinds In the town.
Cheapest Detainee in the town,
Cheapest Poplins In the town.
Cheeped Alpacas, black and colored, in the town.
Cheapest Black and 'Fancy Silk. In the town
Cheeped Japanese , In the town.
Cheapent IV bite Goods • ' in the town.
Cheapest Pitons, figured and striped, . in the town.
Cheapest Marseilles in the town
•
Cheat - wet Percales - In the town.
Cheapest Chintz..., figured and stn iped, hi the town
Cheapest Etabroiderien , in the lowa,.
Clwapevt COAttril and CUfft. • In the WWII'
Cheapest Table Lin.n In the nags
Cheapest •npltills, A C , Re, , in the tam,
o,nusL , PA
A nri isle of Pique at 25 cents: All other
goods In proportion. Conte and eY4IIIIIIO fur your.
nelvai. No tr. uhln to show. nottan. Our motto is
"Smelt profits owl quid; 801 e..." Til.o good Iluvu
Lien purehweel for eu , ll et prolent. g .11 prices , and
I Call Oil you pow g00d... 115 per coot !OM (ban they
will oborgo you for old geode at other ,torus.
EMI
SPACIAL BARGAINS
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CANDY t !
'47'W EST MAIN STREET,
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Piens° ni;il Lc COUVITICIrIi ilia We can sill
gondu ut prikee tititt defy cluttpellt!ot
2.41111,71
DRY GOODS ! DRY cops !
ATTRACTIVN
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
Pureinuied during •tiso gruatt.t 1/PprOMI.II lu tine
mrket, and VI Ie mold ut 11:1
rompritilug ull the tl•"nvllivs of
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lu .x,tra Witt] sty..
Punt: N 1011.011,, BLOT A Li , .113.)
Piques In great ylvlcay ond•lta,“ .ty
French 31.0.1105, linnea;lcs, I "'taxies
111.1.14. and Vielgrla Lawns, lorlet 0, ar , Ac
110SERRY undlll.OVEB In ',runt varolty.
011111/11111 Lllel.ll--beeit and cl,rnprut SIOCk w town.
Real Vnlonclunnue, Throld Lucre, 111111.1 . tillp
1//111111Urg C41111lId•
fur
• Limn Duck. and Halls,
Lint;lltl,
Linen Shootings,
Whit° Ifollamitor 11Mule,
. Tablu Littous 410 Napkins
lloylle To% vlx
.110v8 . CAMMERIIS.AND 31 - P4! WEAR,
ulAreNt task., Nos than mular rntox. $
SPECIAL NOTI'CE'!
°pocking of .
LIMA LACE POINTS,
LAMA LAO} SOCKS,
• '. BEDOUIN MANTLES,
• , . BILAMIS
• -r-THOS. A. TI.A.RP.ER,
.:10junie70 COL:. Hanover aud Pomfia As.
CAIIPETS I CARPETS !!
PRYSINGEIL A'WEISERI
CARPET STORE!
No. 23 Snot Mnin otroirt,lo,•ln tlio Beni
CM
TAIL DANOEST AND CILE4PEST ;
ASSORTMtNT :OP 'CARPETS', .
OIL craritapsrArrrNae,-)VINDOW SHADES, ,
LOGEING GLASSES, MATE, and OARPLT OGAINS,
nln•npe on 4rpi
riirchaaimi
Wall' ALL GRADES OP CARPETS,
WAT'THE LOWEST EA.TEB.ja
"brz'siNcEtvi'vnisihf,
17raliSm
THE MARX INSTITH . .I,;E, •
. OARLISL , PENN'A.
- I
: .
,
,
.- - A 4oarding Schdoll'or mitts:s,, ,
•
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Tho ninth minuet melon will begitilii itetc4det.'
September ht. Nor elreulent or fu rther In! ton
&blu ' '
es_ t " ''
, • ' ' Rev. Nr. C. ty,intii,tilt;
so 1 2a.e0./ s - . ~' -',- ,. - - 4,l!efl!§ FL
- CHEAP DRY 'ROODS,
AC tho'no‘ iitgrp'or
D. A. B A. , W R,
.A. SA. WY ER,
IRVINE'S omitdic
IRVINE'S CORNER
Laco Points,
LncoCurtnino,
L=
Plows,
MannHlM,
LbOt{AT TRR PRICES
MIR=
OgILBY'S,
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II Alt P E R'
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LING.N GOODS.
Whitt, Spreittls, hr.,
Ell
HARDWARE, SAFES,
MILLER ,Sc BONERS'
'HARDWARE S 7 ORE,
26 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
CAULISLE, PA
WE would respeotfollyeall the atm-
Non of the nubile to our recently replooleh
ed STOOK OF HARDWARE making It now ono of
tho largest lu Cumberland Valley and coneletlng
In tart of HAMMERED AND ROLLED
1 P., 0 N
BURDON'S HORSE SHOES,
.NOILIVAY
BLACKSMITIIS . , WAGON MAKERS', COMM MA
HMIS' AND CA lIPISNTEIt . TOOLS,
liIIILDING MATERIAL
Srldillery,
Pamt.,
Calellia Nukuv, Umlortukel r, uud Conch Nlnkorx
AT A 'l' E RI A L
hales, ,hovule, Forks, Hakes, he
Iteriirs for Mi:CORNIRM'S 11.1 , 1.4 PER rl.4•titntly
on band. Wu aro couxtontly In rerelpt of tondo
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nI Ii country molchltite, zt Nbiliolo!WlN and Now
York prieox. ;
C 3-01.11111 ,4 to 311 prtool the too o
of charge.
WILCOX t OIIIP,S'
S E .1 , 1 7 N G 31 A Cll E
Ike:binett secured the Agtmcv of the. mak. &
Gibbs' 9ew6g Machine. a Intl,. laintly_arranc,
mom po ode seems willing tii do without after
haylirgi moo onY in operation. Inu Wilma ik
is n Singly Thread Machine and claims
superiotity over all Double Thread Machines In the
following particulars. I t is simpler cod lees liable
to get stilt of repair. It to cheaper it runs
with tens noise. It roue radar. It rums Notre
It has the Inset chivies for pi eventing the wheel
front rosining backward.. It requires Imo mechani
sm: II to operate it.; It mg" Iron less limn 111111
inatruction to learn to use it. it is the most
certain and minable In Its operations. Ito
is straits ht and roe 'labia to tin broken then a
I'M rod one The tymillo Is roc ored In its place by
- an ingenfettsly pattottud Joy), which rangers It NOIr
adjusting so that neither skill uor ex prrieure are
required in ihrhimitig it, it eons directly trout thy
spool thus doing _away with the -tedium operation
or' rim Wiling the tbr.nd for mljeFlauet. In the
shuttle. It unites tits Whyox it titbits' le Mud
loop ,tltell," a IA 'tat original with this machine
nod, made by nit other, the noel IS more olastid
and etninger thou the took Stich. Thy main la the
most tlioll 4114 bdAlltilll/, the seam ta always salf
!maimed thus avoiding a ri rerel Ito feed. Ito ten
sion is morstsimple and more smelly adju.ted, it to
more xpsedill chtinted from "ono kind of work to
another, It door ulasutilui embroidery , II has Um
hest hemmer, it hos the best liller, It has Ito bust
braider, it has tho heat bolt. Th. Wilcox k. tlittbs
Mishima iu the market for it little mole eight )001,1,
during which tints upwards of sixty thoutmod bare
been made and sold, a nullitua by fifty per emit
femur — tGaii — iveru sold of any Double Thread Mn
chitty in the snug 'Mother of Ito earliest years
lob suecuse is sufficient to warrant the sale 0 . 1 this
Nimbler, wherer, It has an Agency without the
doubling evidence of tbstillemlels, of which there are
enough to fill up , the columns in the laud, Them
Machines arcT - ou exhibition at our stare, No: 211,
North Hanover 54,%, Carlisle, where they may he
examined. and they will tuhd great pleasure
anything yrialing to it.
Se.,
No. JO. North Ilnonver
Coll kit, I II
MT
IR7O
II A It 1) WANE
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;-;AXTON't.Cr, CO.,
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Dealers in llnnlware, Iron, Cutlery, &c.,
Carlisle, -Pa.,
116, , y .1.11/11, In till• Sllllllll% 111.11 1111 . ) . 111/1,1/11
oHog 0101) 111 their Me, tollmt nltoloholo or
Leh iilWer 01311 (.11.11thi
Our pinch cain , lint I,i lu,i t f
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MIN
OM
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F. ike, Curldsh.•tl,
IL eked,'
lades, - P 15,4 r,
Crow 1e,,, Saud,
Sledges, l'e‘rder,
Ssfelyelise
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. To,to nml d'urlu•t cnikry
=I
V h M 1,.1.1.5,
Ilath,, Cloth., matt, Itoitett, Polk) tt,
11“litorp a all tl,evriptions.
U NS; PISTOL?, I'OWI)JI, S I lOT, CA PS,
=I
TI, taLfat for I.t Ihvorr, by /Arid atbralion to
buslawa we 61,0 to tt robe a coatinuntioa of fir
lan 0
l!tin
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
hsit•ttod to Itosry'ssstos are n•quoated to
tottku loutoolloto vott lonovtt, nod t hos. , Its v log
uWiwx to prexatt (how ter aettteton?a no I Wink 11l
clean op toy books to Jottnory 1, 1b7,,
lIENIt SAXTON.
.27Joitit).
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lIERRING'S
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FIRE AND 'BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES, . SAFES,
W .DR F L
Awitrijoil o Ittr.ale at World's, Fair, Loudon,
Wo 15'a Nair; Now York, Exposition
k s ,Entvorsollo, Pork,' ,
FARRJL, HER 001
CHESTNUT STREL`T.
Hitrvey
Chits.laathews, PIUL'A.
layers.
ring, Fin Tel , ,& Sherman, N. York
A.l:9yring &,Co:,
11 erring, C 0.,. Now Orleans
•
aloro tha n:io.ooo ;loon,
and ore now In usitiinc; avar tur. aLINDMI9 have
•
thrqugh: accident/4 'Ord, Orimoilrf rig their
'Of memyolhons filled
pAtim otitVoitii itid-
. •
baying boon rocoiv;o4 , , ln (or the Itaproyml
Ilertina'!Patontb!iaaialon;• for nolo at I(44orleas
111Xuaitd•iy , :
'CLOTHING, HOOP sirrnmg.
URAND OPENING. OF SPRING
AND BUMMER CiOODS I
FOIL 3111 N,.. , X:0UT1t; Alzi 110YES' -WEAR,
at tho old Mal wall knowu otoro of
ISAAC
NO. 22 NORTLI
Carlisle
Now opening tho latest novelties In largo yjni e tio
of tho heat makes known to tho troth,
Flue French, Saxon, English, soil Domestic
CLOTH,
CASSIMERES,
SATINETS, T IV EEbS,
COTTONA DES. 11IA RSEI LES,
made tip In a superior sty/e, or sold by the yard, at
the lowest prices. If sold by the )ard, no charge
for rutting.
A liplondlq line of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPETIIA(IS
UMBRA:LI. A F, BUTTONS, EIN DIMAS,
BUCK I, Fs, &0.,
A general lot of Tailor's Cowls
FZA
Innit k.tylo Clothing I, to o I t
11.1 kilo Ch.thing in I 1.1 . 11
'l'LO Loot juisqrt men t In loom I
( (;11r , toeltlor
111,44:n1er Trlt.lo,
( to Ilny I tosv
Till' 10,11.,t 1/riellll ill fill . till.
,polity of goods. Call Ir.. N
trouble lo vlo,f op) m.)111111111. )
No. 22 North Ili mover wc•rt, Car
Established 1847.
En=
CIHEAP JOHN has just returned from
tho @:010r11 nut. Let, where, ns usual, he ittij the
biggish. bargains in
MEM
CREED
Ili AND
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a•llicli lip' C. 1.11 .ri•l1 hair iil (iUld pni prig ..0
ALLIVOOI, I'l'snlLi.!) DO, nod on toextiow.tiskeil
llix g04 , 1u Tlr . o - 110.6r 0 . .11
cheaper tll.w tl. doealwrit,
And whpn liven/Ind d..nn 111. bins,
I .11110 W Wing to toll.
llv In tho littlbling ntt.o.hott to (ho Franklin
nouEr, ( nos+s We(zel,)
In rear of the Court House
=I
P. 1,.41
BOXS' CLOTHING
I{'/3 can soil /toy boy betwrvil tlm ,i - gdi 9 l four n///1
////vvrity-taot/. We lut/n/t1 to //saki/
111E1=9
Mil
1111
l' 0 0 li C II E A I' J 0 II N
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fattit7l,l3ll
HATS A NJ) CA
T (i CAL LIO,
No. 29 W. NT NI no.:ITI. EST
CANLISL I'ENNA.,
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'Phu littela ' PLy j!/:1 elVed
Thu jutpnt 4 I, 31way• 1131/11!
SILK I! kV hon. Zhu I,Pnt Nlxaufactures I II
•_ lilt/SABI lIA l'SjuNt out! 111
J. G. CA1.1.10 veli.l.os to cull utlvOlion to him largo
EZZ2
If At'S AND CAP'S
=
Alrungementx fir eolorlng
. 1114tx, Woolen iloodFr,
anti Overcoats, at short hotleo
Thu 1t10.4 OASII I'ILIOES paid for
COUNTRY FURS
4 1 Z , v& 11111 . A v.w..-ao
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10601 6 i
F RESH ARRIVAL
of all Use ,Nea, .Spring St.alc3 of
HATS AND CAPS.
Thu Subscriber has just opened, at No. 16 Not th
Hanover St ,a few doors North of the earlltilo Deposit
Dank, ono of tho largest and best stock of 11A I'S A
OAPS 'ever °tiered lu Carlisle.
llnts.'eassinteres or all styles and qualities,
Stiff Ilrlnts different colors, nod every description of
Soft Hats now mado.The Dalikard'and old fashioned
brush, kept militantly on'hatol and made to order.
all warranted to give, satistlictlon. A full assortment
of STRAW ILA TS. Nun's boy's and children's
1 have also added to my stock, Notions of dtfrorent
kinds, consisting of Ladles and Gent's Stockings
Neck-11°,0ln n eats. Gloves, 'Ph read , Bow I etc SI Ile s, Sus
ponders, Utahrollas, toe., Prime :bors and Tobacco,
always'ou hand.
Olvo mu a call and ,ixamloo my otork+ r l , :tml coo
tldoutot ploavlng, oosltlos oaxla,C,Ntpu ,
J.)IIN A. ,
31mY67 No. 16 North Ilanortr St.
Home Advertisements
EVERY, SALE, AND EXCII4IiGE
STIMNER BROTHEII,
In rem• of IlentA Howie
HORSES AND CAURIAONS TO lIIRD
=
' C'ARILIAGES FURNISHED FOIC ITNETIALEI
tr,V ; N. B, Slablo rodm for LO hood of hams on
keep.
17M70
:Wheeler and Wilson 'and
STITCH
SEWINg_3I4PIIINE.
SEWING INIAC:III.Igfa,
rho .136 st; •Sirtiplcist and Cheapest.
finlESEiliachines 4dmitiod db
all kinds of family uorring, working "mlually
we I upon tillk Linen and Cotton goods, with Silk,
Catlin and Moan Iltroadr, rnaklng a beautiful and
porfuot stitch alike on both rides of the • article'
sowed.
All mactilneaeold - mire' warrantod:
• • •
Call and oxaudne at Road Telegraph 'Ogre,
Carllido Pa.
: may d40.81:0-tr. Johlt
AT
No.-'6 South, and No. 10 North Itanover 4robto;
HAVERSTJOIC BROTHERS,
;13eiti,S3Lo, , ;
14ap7Oly
1 FSTINOS,
EKE
Largo variety of
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
ECONOMISTS!
Your attentlou to called to the fact that.nt.
=NESMITH &
Eitoroyou can eon tho linen! display of gooda erect
kept in any elmilar establishment In the county, con
elating In part of tho following
STOVES AND HEATERS
STOVES AND HEATERS,
-Warranted to giro general.aatlaraction
SUNNY SIDES FIRE' PLACE HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR lIIIATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR BTOV!.,
1.111:E1.1 . ' TIMES RAMAT! NCI' BASE BURNER
JUNIATA PARLOR HEATER
PARLOR MUM BASE BURNER
Which for
BEAUTY,
ECONOMY
•ud IiIIIIAIIILITY
cannot lie inirpassod
COOK STO 18,
BARLEY SIINAF,
NOBLE COOK, 1'
NOVELTY PARLOR COOK
and NATIONAL-RANUE
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BARE% Ito.lBl`. AND HEAT
nutlet, with less Mel', than nny othor xlovei In tills
Attention ix ttitlipti to our
ICEVoI.VINd I.IU ICI BANE 11111INE)
REA 01. VINO I,IIIIIT RASE P.URNEIt,
Having itc,lirell 111 Nils nuJ nelpmellig
STOVES,
IV.. mu toi kuup the 1,11111 . ` in (111• flame
feeling COI/6 , 11'11i Clint %IV Cl/11 'O/ yon good tulltll7l at
rrati•4 lout.r wart tapers ,11.11 biol. -,
irt• baso ztlso 111 lot. ottigl tor huh. it Ilia. ithson't
MEM
MEE=
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ISNIVEF ANL) FORKS,
ISMEM
MEE
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HOLLOW WAIU,
ha , and 6r•yr con:limit!) vu 1.111,4 very Imge
MEI
n ll l lll/1113 kept In 11 iil,lt-elms
TIN AND SHEET IRON IVARRIIOUSN,
EMZEM
MEI
tnd ,1011111 N 0
Done on .tice, aut.l at 01 . 41,011ai1k lIWIIIS. NOIIO
1;til gotql murk men and good nod.rild Ott triad
RIIINEf3MiTH & RUPP,
.443E:F=W-Tr . , • 4
NORTH lIANOVER STREET,
ITEM
CI:1'1' ADYI itTIS,EMEN.TS.
)0
activo
9(rr - man, In mad, county in do
lltittes, to truvol and take "Horn by Rumple, for
TEA. corvcc, and ,`PICES. To intitable auto WU
will give a ealuly of $llOB 'to $l,OllO u yt-or, clove
t i 111,1111,; and other Varellser, and o routotodilo CUM..
minion un halm.
111111111.1iilli0 npplirulimnv !ire m/liolted from pr‘fpor
pull mei ' lleferrocrs lox 1.14;41. Apply to, or ado
it immodintely,
J. PACKER k Co., •
"Continitutul MIN."
IH4 llow.rY, Nvw York
MEE
80 if 11 - 41 A YEAR AND EX
-4.10...:PLPc., ye.n+ to ogoots to obit the
celehtat,il WILSON SEWING MACHINES. Thu
bust utachino itt the would. Stitch alike on both
sides. Ono meld.without tonney, For further
partleulues, toldrenn 25 N. 9th St., Ithiltol'o, Pa.
211,p40-lo
•
-THE FOLSOM DIPROVED
st.)• Twcnty-fiva dollar Family frimving
Efu
,hinc. The clonpost Flint Claaa :Machina ir, tho
Mark. t. Agents wanted in every town, Liberal
conulr, Ism alh•wed: For leruni and circular, aildrvad
A. N. Hamilton, lion A dont, NI. 704 Cliciatint atract ,
Phila., 21ap70-Z/in
SOLID SALYER and
SILVER. PLATIO WAlth
Or POT) di, COI /lull 10111 Int Veit ill Signs, suitabla fur
Bridal Gifts, Testimonials, and Holiday
Presents
Ih irva Toner than the regular rea......a rates.
Extraordinary Inducements to porehaiere.
710 Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA.
22 c7O
(Ohl I•Ntablialied Staid.)
AGENTS WANTED. Agents want 7
ed. $75 to 3200 per month, male anti female,
to sell the celebrated and original Common tense
Family Bewlitg Machine, Improved and perfected; it
will hem, feil,.atitch, tuck, bind, braid, and embroider
in a most superior manner. Price only $l5. For eim•
pitchy and durability It has no rival. Do Lot' buy
Donn tiny parties Bulling =cilium muter the same
tome name as mint, nukes baying is Certificate of
Agency signed by ue, us they.are worthless cast Iron
machines. floe circulars, and terms, apply or add' con
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It. CRAWFORD & CO.P
413 Chestnut street, Ithilad,'n.
DE HAVEN BROTHER,
RANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT i3ECURITIESr
UNION AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
No. 4.0 . & 1ith Third street, Philadelphia
Buy, Sell and Bxeßongo oil Wows of
U. 9::B0NDB,
on Um most Illwal,torms
'GOLD BO \ d"611T AND SOLD'
kitkat Ratea.
001!•PONS . OAOSIBD ' :';
Ntocka bought awl eold . oa Conulmlot! only
Accohnis ' ro'cuivo(l, anti: Intoreet' alloiveJ on daily
- balances. Fluidal ta:chocr ni eight
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Wooly,
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COAL HUCK F. TS
cAltmeue, PA
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