agricultural aiolunui
!ICommunicationa for this &pertinent; if
not of too great length, are respeett
fully requested.—En.
THE WHEAT C 11.01! op 1870.—Mr. J.
R. Dodge furbishes a very -interesting
official report of the Wheat crop of 1870,
from which we select a few pohits, as
follows :
The natural tendency of low prices to
reduce the •acreage of wheat has beefs
apparent this year, though not to the ex
tent threatened., I last year estimated
the increase over 1.868 at more than a
mill of acres, making an aggregate of
19,098,000 acres. I figure a reduction
this spring of more than 900,000 acres,
or nearly five per cent of last year's as
sumed acreage. The reduction is great
est in Illinois.
Very few good farmers have occasion
this spring to complain of the effects of
frost ; yet there has been some loss, con
siderable in the aggregate, as there is
each year, but scarcely as much as the
years 'will average. In Pennsylvania,
wheat in many counties • was injured
slightly,tione very severely. TM clear--
field the surface was covered with snow
144 successive days.)
In Now York much of the winter
grain is not in au average condition ; in
Washington 'county "it seldom looked
~worse at this season of tho year ;" it is
small and unpromising in Genesee ; the
late sown is unthrifty in Livingston.
Spring grain looks better. In New Jer
sey, wheat has "made an extrjordinary
growth" in Cumberland'; has "much
improved" in Hunterdon, aiid the season
has been unusually favorable in Burling
ton, agd is looking well throughout the
State. The crop presents an improved
-appearance in Pennsylvania, promises
well in Maryland, and a good average
crop
crop is cutting in Virginia and North
Carolina, with little loss 'rem rust or
falling in . consequence of heavy rains.
The crop in the south is generally good,
though light in some places, as the re
sult- of drouth. The Tappahannock
(from the department of agriculture) is
a great success in this region, and is very
generally. preferred.
Many gloomy reports and some fore
bodings of failure have come' from the
Golden State. Accustomed to broad
acres, large yields, and good prices Cali
fornians have not encountered recent
discouragement, added to a reduction in
price of the crop of 1860, with entire
cheerfulness. The worst accounts have
come from the San Joaquin river region.
SALTING MILCII Cows.—William Eg%.
ger, a Swiss dairyman of experience,
States the method practiced in Switzer
land by the best stock keepers in salting
stock. He says cows should be salted
early every morning, -- and if they are fed
in the stable'the salt should be given
before foddering.- Salting in this way
improves their appetite ; they drink with
more regularity, are keptin better health,
and give snore milk tlsan-wheu salted in
the usual way as practice(' by dairymen
in America.. He thinks it very injurious
to salt milk - cows only imce'or twice a
week, as they will lick too much for the
day. To have stock to do well, tlsey
must:lso fed with regularity, every day
alike, and never given too much of any
thing at one time. . •
He says, throwing a little salt before
the cows - in the morning, Is muclibetter
than allowingtbem to haVe free accessto
it during the day or at all times,, as they
chociSe to take it ; because, as it was not
'taken with regularity, which has a very
important influence in lessening the av
erage yield of milk. Cows, he says,
should never be salted after taking water,
and then have no chance to drink for
hours, the irritation, on account of thirst
will of itself depreciate the quality of
milk and lessen Sib quantity. TlfOse
facts he says he learned from one of the
best and most successful stock keepers in
Switzerland, and has found, by repeated
experiments in his. own practice, to be
the best course to be adopted by dairy
men in salting cows, in order to get the
most milk and, at the same time, keep
them in good health.
GOOD FEED FOE- GOOD BUTTEIL-I
once bought a daily' of -twenty tubs of
butter, all Made from the lamb cows the
same season end by the same person.
Some eight tubs were good, sound, yel
low butter ; some eight more of it was
very light colored and soft, with a disa
greeable flavor ; some four tubs shaded
down froM yellow to white, and the color
the index of quality. Careful investiga
tion developed the fact that the good
butter was made from good grass feed ;
and the poor, later in the season, when
the grass had failed from' drought, and
the• cows lived upon briars and leaves.
A man changed the feed of his cows
from corn meal and hay to potatoes and
hay ; it lessened the quantity' of butter,
and the Qolor was lighler. Hence the
importance of good feed. His profitable
to feed corn meal at all times, excepting
when grass is -now and plenty, .amid it is
not lost then. A piece of lankily° rods
by two, to each cow, 'sowed With south
era corn, will supply the , deficiency of
the pastures in the last of the 1413J18011 for
two or three months, and save the mow
dugs more than the cost.-.-Cor. of St.
Johnsbury (Vt.) Times.
TnINNUSO OUT FRUIT.—ThiI; out pears
whore they "overbear; removing every
knotty and, 'wormy specimen, There
aro some varieties that grow in clusters,
and' do, not generally overbear—from
thtso the - Wormy or worthless ones' should
beyemoved ; but where' the trees aro not
too large to manage, and i are not clusters
growing, no two specimens should be
allowed to touch, as they aro almost
certain to become wormy awl both . are
lost. Many persons, not Well acquainted
with fruit raisiiig, hesitate to thin out
their trees on the ground that BM - crop
will be diminished. This may be pos
sibly, but not positively, true ifthe fruit
is intendedjo' be► fed to tho pigs. But
oven should i e otherwise true, soma
times, who would not prefer to' have
one bushel of large, beautiful,. luscious
potirs,qo five bushels with probably not
a half a pock among the whole fit to put
upon your table or- send to market?
—Germantown Telegraph.
COMPORT FOR Grum Lisn.—As soon
as tire hay is off, is the hist time to put
on manure. A..good fine compost con
taining, say, six loads Of 'yard manure.
and ten of muck to the acre, - with a few
bushels of ashes and some plaster, having
been wetted a few timiis "with ,barnyard
liquor and, turned_ and mixed well, will
make the second Drop of.clover fairly
jump, and produce good ici*on.
RAINY-PAY ' WORlC.—Othor work for
rainy days is mending rake's, horsy rakes,
' and forks—fitting' up-the hay-rigging for
tkOlivagons; exarnining and putting the
4 ' mowing machines in order, -- Tho clover
will be fit to cut before we are ready. for
almost alasiys is.
DitY GO DS;- dec. 1.
SPECIE PRICES.•. /.,
REDUCTION IN MUM EXTII.toItDIN.IN
GE ENFIEIrD'BA
Nb. 4 EAST MAIN STREET.
GRAND DISPLAY
Of all Alia Latest Novelties to DRESS 000D8
lilegeaut astOrtmont of
BLACK BILKS
'at theutly Reduced prices
J
Japauveu: Plain awl 13jr1p.d 131110,
Figured Pupthia,
13!ITM!!11
COhORED SILKS,
A oplondl I itiworttnvlit of Now eyring Poplino br
Ain, Very Cheap,
that Dolatiaws reducol to 2u and ciatts
2.010 yards tip tup!icy iti 10 colts,
All the best telekee ut itrittto at 121
Oinghams at nalucutl prices
Best 4 4 upplulon, l pluolln 1 turd wide al 12%
13.;811 or Idnin 4.4 al 18 contr,
iVamuntlit nt C 2 ronu.
A job lot of Illeitchod 1111 d Orkblexchod
ono , ard wide, at 12 3 it.
itackx of COTTONAD}B
ECK MOND DENIMS
II ICHORY erniPEE,
LINEN PANTS STUFF
And all et greatly redutaal prier•§
A Good Cl;ek 121‘, cumin
BLACK ALPACAS
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
In the alotovry wo defy cotnpotttion for wrlght of
cloth. For byerfcln lustre and Outdo they cannot La
eurpuseed by uny In the country
Prices 25, 10, 60, 60, 76, $l.OO
NOW STOCK OY
CLOTHS AND CAS.II/D1169
Just opened fur .5111)( AND nov, vary amp
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WHITE GOODS,
Limns, Cambric., SwMatur, Nalnimok Mvalha
Beautiful Piqua; fifty par coat haver
•thoo h t year' prices.
HOSIERY,
GLOVKB, NOTIONB, &c.,
Tho stuntion,A4b4m to the •txti tr
earnestly .I:Melted. I will uQ r bsualltle B.Lroklns
that cannot be found In large bout., that are over
stocked I,lth old voila bougl4 of ear prtcee.
L. T. GREENFIELD
31 runTO
1870
SUMMER OPENING
AT 1 UN
CENTR AL
DRY GOODS STORE,
of uvery varluty, uvery atyln, and ovury dn. rlptl. oof
I=
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SATINS,
El=
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Bloch Ore:lEol3.w. two yordoldu
Monsim,Poplino, Alpeness, DoMinos, &ut,k iiing
Low ow, Fradcli Porcults, Chilitzw, t ~ AC
all at great bargilus
lE=
for dreules, of ovory vorioty, olylu, lind quality
M trvellles for dro,oo. rt 25 , 30, 35, 40, and 51) route
per yard
A beautiful ' norrortineut of LOIN% 3114ratd, arid
CLlldrau•e PARASOLS red SUN UIIIIIIIIiLLAS
=1
of 01l the now stylus for tho 110411i011
L•Oli POINTIif
A upleOld muurtwout at tow pH..
DOBIIBTI r e 0 OOD
wllinr ut greatly reduced pdiw
Mutable. eallcue., Olugbante, *lll3. , taigo. Tab? Lan
uoe,Tovels. N.pkluir..ll4nuillro
SUPIitEIT I•ANTB - BTUFY of every kind mud quality
CLOTHS AND CASSISHISHIS
lu, great variety, and selling.at very lu'w pricea
C;oou,Camlutureo, Llpop Ducla, icy kui
NOTIONS, 11,
le great variety; null ultva . ye selling at the, loweet
prlcoe.
tIAIIPETBI CA,RPETBI
Beet quollty Lowell three•ply Carpets,:
lixtra super, two-pEr : erpele, ,
In a great eartoty or tatmgomo patterns
Beautlfafpatterna of jmportuil curpota, ranging
Inpricos from 60 ultutu to ft per yard
MI %labs of Striped Cupola fur Ilialiaand
Iteautlhil pratfalls and, stiles of—tron , i9ey's Zugll;k
Tspestsprirussols Carpoti. liouto•modo llag C..r.
4lots. idnittrips of all widths . , in whit, sad checkitd.'
Wimpy ch. rkod Matting. Super qu_all6 , Cocoa 141.1
Wo dory compplition In all Ronda of goods ivo soli,
Pleaso call and malto 'your ocloctlona fora
largest stock In the
tE/Dioll &
Sign of the Carpet Hell,
N 0.2 EAPT,MAIN BTHEET, 04.4151.8. PA
12mny70
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The &ukc,lbor 1.1114 optuol a
M Uktlo &TORE,
at Nu. It, West litiin 4troot,
would c.II the nitautlun of tho public to lilt Intuit
.84u:004( of
MUSICAL INSTI*UMENTS,
In greoLlurldien
moo og which will tat tumid a lot of
1870
ORGANS,
ORGA.NB
MELODEONS.
M MM.)
JItLODEONS.
11)i)EONS
NEW AND ELEGANT PIANOS,
l umaufaaturad by Ms cAllobriaa4 ilebuoulakr, ■ (30
of Phl4l4olols. najoibur of thivp oow
Plums will ho for RUNT, awl lb.. rout 0 111 00 iilliiwoil
in part paytaaut P.r iba salve In taaa of pardaias
Thle arratgetuuet will wake the perched.. eay, 1,7
glvlug lino for pAy wont. •d will allow opportunity
of toiling tho luotrutouut boron purchnolog.
SECOND !LAND PIANOS
for ..to or runt, at tams to molt tho tous.
Cal) awl examine them whether you eielt to nut
or Jr; ,
SILVER TO :JURE a 0 II 41. NS
MILOPIONB,
from too wqyld repowuod manufactory of N. P, Need
bun k, eon, (forilatrly Curl(are t Noedlituu).
chaspaal and twat laths vuitd, and all•wailiautad and
kept lu order by myself for tiro you tib Mee
VIOLINS,
GUITARS.
FIFES, iScc
:ALERT MUSIC AND MUSIC HOOKS
STRINGS "OP ALL KINDS,
and ovorytttlag appertalutog to tho motto putout&
Old Plano. Sldodoom, ud Orgam taken In put
pay for liew ones.
REPA tRING
All Was or bistrumouts iopilred and tuned
Call and az►ml►e my ►tack and I am aura I C►a
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Do let forgot the plgeo,
NO. 14- WEST MAIN STREET,
(opioaito Marion Hall,)
PAI
CA. Itl.lBGli,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
L s yaJo Dico:l4,
Mil
AiICORDEONS,
FLUTES,
RHEEM:
CITY ADERRTISEIWOIii
EBTAIII.IBIIIII/ 1861
HIGHEST PREMIUM SILVER
ti MULL, awarded over all compotltion, at
Mechanic.' Exhibition, Boston, Ottobor, 18119.
TUE ORIGINAL :AND GENIIIITE
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WROUGHT IRON, AIR TIGHT,
AMINOGAS-CONS PI A ,
wltb patou tea Duet,n.Crtloll,tlr AlD INC I . veto, Wrought
Iron Itodlator, awl Automatic Regulator, I. r burning
A ntliracltti or MIUMiCOMI Coal or Wood.
111 glace fur brickwork, owl 2 .lioa Yortal.le.
.11aollfaet ur. nary by
J. REYNOLDS B ON,
N. W. esr. lath Albert Streets,
PlllLAnnia . pm, PA
'Elmo: II Motu taro inulu tat It uvy wt. ,14;11t Irott
well sling 'd tu,olltur; us, Inv tvnyvtutud to be vt,o -
1.11./ly tot nod butt TIRIo Thuy ury tt.t, ta,ly
u•i It 111,1 u e otuou,ed tvllLull Ilily d.
u 11411 01l It udi or rout cult 6. lourvn t ultliout
Cooking Ranges,
r MAIN, Itertautioite, nllO Fullllll n
AIM il '
Plat 'Pop Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,
Low Down Grates,
. ,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Paulblot. givlug full uouglptlon, Bout Into, to any
whim& 29Juu070.1y
E. CALDWELL 84 CO
12
J ESVELERS,
AND IMPORTERS,
802 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPAIA,
ear oNts Inns r CL183.1300D13
ANInMENSE VAIMPTY OF
(101. i) WATCIIIII3
DIA MONDS
JEWELRY, - ,
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CLOCKS LRONZES
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
VINE VAINTINOS, Ba, L
All poniontifiedring - really One ILlticlw, roha6l4 In
qwalltr,, and moderato In
_prlcooLro certain to bp
plodood by our ozcoodio,ly largo and varlud
tlon. Our stock is kopt.always freak by addltlono
from OW Bourcom.
Our .tore in pronounced ono of tho moil albgant lu
tbo world; and any pantre violtiug tbo city aro nor
diolly to cull nod lospoct It at their leisure.
kOiso7ol7
JAMES S. EARLE 4t.SONS,
IMPOBTERB and NIANUFAMIREIIS
LOORIIsIO oLAssus.
TI bent mid choupest
PORTR4T AND PICTURE FRAMES,
Moat elegant utyles.
cnnomo-irrneanArm3,.
Europoan and •morknn—an'immouso assort rnant.
VINE -ENGRAVINGO
'rho inmost publicalloui.
ItOCIEIIB' GROUPEB
aro Ito auttiorlied stirolosila retain
dualora t. Itproni . Oroapc• lu thla Slat°, .d Dull
all•ftlit. at manufactnik'm rataa.
Circulari aeut ork appllcatipq.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
818 Chestnut street,
P/ULAPET , PITIA,
AtICII ST. CARPET WAREHOUSE
832 ARCEI STIMET,
Below Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
The old volabl I.bud stood rocolvlng for tho Spring
'l'm& a lore stuck of tho urw otylen of
I=l
purelialai at tho 100 not Gold lintoopood will Le Gold
at a groat rododlou from ituotsonson's
ENULISII 'MUSSELS at 111 614 and alt other
,00do in proportion.
JOALPII DLICIIWOOD,
ti 32 Arch @trout, Phlisclulphla
31mbTO3taL
TH E GREAT CAUSE
OF 11 , 1.1‘1.1N 3IISHItY
JOST PRELISLIED IN A tIII ALED ENVELOPE
POPP, CPllts. •
• Iwturs ou the mature, troathiout, spa rudical
Cure of emlilµl Weakomus, dr _BpOruutturrilifle
Jared by aplf-,..lmps. Involuntary Kruleoluttu, Impo
tency, tiorwoos UP6llltj. and Immulltuouti to Mary
Hugo gansially t.CoquutuptlAtt tiPlloply and Ht. ;.
Mental and Physical Incapaelty. by Robust
J. Cutout wall, Id. U., author of Ito " Uroun Book,"
Au.
Thu world renowned author, a in tieadmirable
losturei clearly prOVO.II . OIIII his own expurioncu thot
tho aw ul ronuoquoucos "of gulf abuse may bo talocb
udly rrmbvud without mediclue, nod without &u
-proos iti - ricidal - ober/Alan., bongle., histrurnant.,
riuga. or cordials. peinilug out a mode of cure ut
nu& sortalu and effectual, by which usury sufferer,
no matter what Ws coudition may bu, may cur..
cheaply, privately, and radically. This
lecture will provo a boon to thousands nod thou-uodu
Bout under cool, In • plain envelop°, to tuty address,
on the 1000114 of six rents, or two poetagu stamps,
by addresulue tho publisher..
4W, r. CulvorwalPu . blurring° Guide," mica 25
Copt.. 4thlrres thopublhlt rus,
J. C. KLINE &
727 Bowery, 17ew yolk, Punt 011leu Box, 4,580.
ijnioTe
T o no
Thep/ Call ho nothluc tliat tllll plmen tip 14111416
hPttOF than 11. ilupd sgtlcio, which 10 uentloilin or ury'
loudly fur 0t0,7 du'r Fog: both uu artlCw lo
KiiYHA' IliPtinsV 4.mlinlcAN lAprrivy SOA I`,
1
rwinumuiplp4 f k , Ow roopp. purpoklem : Our g0d
.41 hou.hold um.' to 00.01 a;. M. thu 1.440 , 7 •
(Ur thpppal hamar, ,*c. +:2l by 8,11 kri:rx st.d .
vt ur'iv kou pop 91,11 r y wilorp . N. Wil A N I , 1:11, mt la
spat, No, 3111NOrttlFrUP , .N1 ,. .. , 11 11 410.47 11 , .
101'4404m
LiJe.luuurauco Company,
NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIM INSUILANCIS COMPANY;
OPVICE 'NO. 416 MAIN STREET,
UMW WIS ONSIN
'Rho Modal Lir.. limuratier Company of tint Commit
nont, and limo largmat o..mnpany utnido of limo sea
Ward cillea.
91/IS¢ s7,c W,OOO,
' 044,1 r . ¢1441Y 1.'grP01417..)
NUMllitr. OE AII3IIIIhRE, 2Smoo,
(and addlngi,ooo new odra each month.)
hiColtle hi 1P0.2
Nuu4wr ut Poltch, lamed ha 18,19
.1 AIIIOH, WOODBURN,
Dimmiff, PB.
Spoclal #gotit
Imo' Office •Itb 3ubn T. (I toen,-eaq , South. liana
ter mined, whero yainpldele sod lulbrutellou may bo
obtained., and apylitstions filled. Bridal inducts
moot, to nth:deters and Immo' ineuriot for Wove.
lent objects.
lit,'Sfillt7 o3 m •
Kome . Advertisements.
Wheeler and Wilson and Patio
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SEWING 34ACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES
The Bost,. Bimplest and Cheapest.
weTHESE machinee'are adapted to do
'all kinds of family rowing,' working , equally
upon Silk Linen and Cotton goods. with 1111 k,
Cotton aug.Licien thread., making a beautiful and
gorilla:ranoh alike on • both sides of the, article
•Newed. '
. .
Allanaeldnea ecld sire warranted. '
Oathind examine a 6 Rill Road telegraph (Imre,
Clarlisle. Pa.
May 24,.067.tt.• JOHN OAMPIMLL.
DRUGS, ',AT
: 16. 6. South;',iina lect.44'N'ortb - Itinovar otraids,-
HAVERSTICK IiROTWEAB,
,
14v701,
GROCERLES, CANDY, ,cee;
FRESH GROOERIES I
FRESH 'GROCERIES 11
Alvtitya to ho it'd at tho
CHEAP 3-1-43-RE,
NO, 88 EAST POMFRET STREET
.. . , ..
And why aril they always freslit . Ilecausa we sell
a great amount of them, and soil them low. There•
fore, turn our sleek often, and consequently our
goods must be fresh.
You will god everything you wish In the way of
GROCERIES,
QUEE,NSWAREi
GLA,I,SWA RE,
WILLOSV nud
CEDAR WARE,
STONE ankl
CROCKERY.
• WARE,
CLIOICO Hoop,
. Driod ,Iloef,
, ,
Da
-- Deo!,
Tongues, ~
Bine:Win nod el WACO/ Of ,vor7 description.
Pickled.
•
- .
Spiced and .
. Fro+li Oysters . , ,
&relines,
Modish Mellon,
Lowed, Syrups, ko., fted no and to
Nu '; lON'S
It lo melees to moutinn them, eone and coo fur your
anivua ; and parentx Ifit dealt Haft .yun to
cum., amid four cbildron, as they
will 1111 tkutit alth the Horne
care ro il.yua wino
hero yunraelf.
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() IJ N 'ls It R I) II E
taken In exchange for geode; or cinch
4:•M.). B:11011.01.'S NON'S
No. So F.Aer PO9Fiskrr
1 uput CPU
Norloc.—flawing trlngferred my ..ntire I ntern.t In
the wrocory boil uenx to my Sou,, thou, Indobtbd to
Inn Bra requennl to tettlo with them,
Maim; my nb
tonne Nutone . OEO 11 1101431 AN.
J Ibt. MA,9,ONIIEIIIIER.
!Ming. In
CHOICE VAISIILY GROCERIES,
FINE QUALITY - 01"I'EAS, PURE SPICES
QUEKNnWARE,
EIMMEEM
EMEMII
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FAMILY FLIIIIII
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ALL liINDS Or COVNTIVY.IOLOOVeI'
BOUGHT AND SOLI)
I SOUTIIWItiT coaxun NTT kN D P)MFRET STREKTS
ladoc6o
MEDICAL
DRS. D. FAHRNEY & SONS'
colobrltted prriotration for
CLEANSING THE, BLOOD
Iltu long load favorably known preparation of Dm.
.2tabgney k Bou for.. cleareirog the blood, needs at
his day no recommendation iduur Lunde, Its virtue!,
lying been emthbiltilied by the thomiandA of cases
bereft. bee gluey relief lh the
MoetDiffieult Forms of Chronic, Diseases
during tho bud ilixty year.. Su lirghly - iiidWd - Is It
etitPuMed, that the demand le rocket:tatty Increasing,
404 only ut home, but wu urn Maly receiving upp hut
tiuus fur - It fruna the muut remote auctions of Ito
cuuntry-TNorth, knot, South, and Wain. No lurid
this olouuted,`m,wull 4p In prevent the pnidir (rum
being ktnpuotrupuu, wu have determined to put thin
pngP.AttATION
hl surh u form that It may ho olthtn rivo . ll of ever) ,
body everywhere.
Other prepuratloom. fur Inferior to the genultio,
having bent put oat by certain portico: hu, been
nalehtitou by roam fur our owl, end au a mutter of
course the old Proportion of P. Ye hrouy & Soo lots
boon mode to sulfa moms its reputation; thereto; it to
prevent title IniStak r, on Well an to Meet the In.
creatitot demand toootioneti ahoy, IT here c•to.
eluded - to throd the - uio Arius out 10
LIQUID 10D,11.31
We will alto at the SUMO dino put out the
In hiwkcgo fort. fur tho benefit of .1110 of our old
customer - sand others who tiny yet peer, (ho toed'.
elua us find propared. Not rmrouum•ading It to corn
all diseases thu hauntu body Is holr to, I,tt no a font
Ily nu:Sidon, and for all Atom:dna originating front
Impure blood nod disordered liver, It 11us n,i e. 111111;
and will core fallowing burnout
, .
Scrofula, cutaneous aleensar, eryalpelue, Lolls, le re
oyes, scald bead, pimpled on the face, teller etre.
titles, old nod stubborn ulcers, rheumatic ant:thew,
clyugenrlit, costiveness, sick headache, Jaundice,
malt - thew:440 , 194p debility, nu'reur .1 dimennee, foul
eltnnitch, together with all utter dfs. piers arlain
from Po w./ I t ci, and tiirordefed fir' Or ,
LP
prepared by Pre, lialtruey Sou. lluanaboro',
Itittrylnud, 'and Ur. 1. FAhrnay. ICeedyarille,
Sold by all d ugglat v vet mends ruts general iy
None genuine nnnes signed D. Fahrney d Sae • Si n d
by W. V. Here. du ursist, Olt ii`110; S. r,
druggist. ; Joules A Clark, Leer Cress
It ads; Jehn C. Attlee, dt age"lat Shippaust mu..
3 IraltUul • ' '
D"TAE NOTICE. •
•
The DOODTE tlt DENTAL V tILCA'N IT It CUM.
PANY, through It.lr intent, It. F. Conklin, liiiiohy
cautions the public Iron, owploy lug any dentist, or
other pert., to took. 01 sell urtdbdul teeth on
plated or
VULCANIZED OR HARD RUBBER,
who la nut Deemed by thin, company. Thu nary
Monett. fur Cumberland county are, Diu. 11. Lone,
J, p. Millmr,and J. Slyder, for bleelsant.burg ; Dr.
Clourgo Nobligh, for Cur•l4lo ; Dr. is it. Fetter.
huff, fur lipwrille; 10.11 Pr. Il• Iluiplor, for Oliii.•
peneborg
An purt.oor wrioing urtillphl troth 1111 Vllltilllll.ll
Rubber, polo by to.notpli WllO in, 110 t 1111111111110110
thin cuuru py, am equallyreel). nulble with ;Ito par
ties ;nuking Chapi, ontl will 'ho imme,outed lot in.
fringentuuto of our pxtuotw
lOgnuil . ll. N. ANKLIN,
.141,10130.3 t Agent of O. D. V. Co.
TIENTA.T. NOTICg,—T havo taken
41-1 notice of u,cartil In our Owlish, papers, eau:
Mulling the public from outplaying, ttiky dentist to
nuiff.e or rep or tiocto teeth, im. pixies of hard rub.
her, who It. 1 14 litonikant by tip cultiouny, fize. I hike
this toothed to. !plural my Nona, Ranathe public
generally, that Waive walla' orrangpinents veltti Jo
siah Ilueon, trti.filer of too 0.1)L13 cur Mutat Vol.
n
cana Company, unit logo talon{ out 1161140 upto
January
1, 1871. I ant, thorefero. legally a utitorimiu
to utak., artificial troth on.haril rubber, in nil sputa , e,
and form. I invite tuy friends, and the public lii
general, to Oro me 0 Cull, where they ellti tiny° to.
wale on Rubber plate, us rheatt es ever. Moo No.
25, Iligh strew, °pitails.. the brat Nationol Dant,
Carlisle, l'a.
•20JullOni
SPECIAL • NOTICE. '
OLA RA IDD -L E •
eoepoctfully Inione their frioudx that
MR. JEREMIAH ROBBINS, ,
(lute of the fine of Balloy & thls day 11840.
himeelf with theto.'undor tho Bret Immo of
• - ROBBING, CLARK & BIDDLE,
and will conthautptho
WATCH AND Jrnyphn.y . BUSINESS
at the old Wand,
, 1,124 CHESTNUT SiItURT, - .
„ PHILADELPHIA.
13,v36,586 61
9,691
Tboy urn now offolag, at cohmal pr cov , n °Bolen
Muck ofor
AMERICAN AND SWISS
• DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
— STERLING SILVPRWARE,
^ TABLE cumEitv,
mArmr. CLUCKS,
.1440L1511, FRENCH AND VIENNA :
LEATIIER AND
.FANCY GOODS.
28np7Q •
A EWING,
•
eabinop Makor and Undortnl , ,r,
' .. Woi4t' Main street, ' .
'OPPOSITE LE4'S WAIeIaik,LTSE.
„Premium for Pest F`Orniture awarded at
, 1 .
'all Comity Fair's aixce 1867.] ... -
•
Yurnituro of all. Vorlotiee dud b tYles of Foreign
and Domeelle uniiiitabture, from the finest rosowood
and Mahogany to tlui iowost priced maple and pine
Parlor, ' '
-
Chamber,
Dlnloproom, ,YURNITUIM.
Kitchen and . ' . . ,
• '
Office . •
• .
- Embracing every article used by Rouso and Hotel
import, of no most approved and neehlonablo design'
and flnlgh..lncludlng also Cottage furniture In cotta
ieeeptlon and Camp Chairs. hiattransee, Gilt Carom,
pictures, .te., Ae. .... ~
ifirpartloular attentloe given as usual to funerals
'orders fkom'town and country, attented to promp t ly.
and on moderate forme.:'
BRISOIATIATTIMTION PAID-TO THE 814.F.CT10 • N•
oriyAu. PAPER. '
_._ •
,r,. -. ~/
A.B. M. ,f:
march2l./61
-EtAVERSTICILBROTIT,DRS,
,DKIJOS, BOOKS, ;AND VAIUI3TY Bp:onn,
•
;No. 'lO North 'rollover otioot
moo
.tAnY above AiirD'OARPETS.
CH
E
A
P
DRY GOODS,:
' crtg4p pity. aocies,
• -
At the new store of
Da ening In
IlermtnlB,
lAOK AT . TII 11'1'11.1(1199 :
C 011,104, 44', 9, 10,
8, 10. 12!.
clltTlimm , ,V4..?!,, 14, ^ 15. 17
Tirklngs, 14, 1H
Chuspest l'notn stuff
Cheapest Cloths and Cnuaiweres
Cheapikt Hosiery In the town
I heapest Woven and Handkerchiefs in 1110 town.
Cheapest Notions of all kinds ln the town.
Cheapest Detainee; lu th• town.
Cheapest Poplins in the town.
Cheeping. Alpacas, black and colored, lu the town
Cheapest Murk , and Fancy Silks In the town
Cheapest Japanese In the town
Cheapeet VI bite amide ' in the town
Cheapest Piques, figlirl.ll and striped, in tits town
Cheavuet Marseilles . In thin town
Cheapest Percales in the town
Cheri - peat Chlntsss, bpi ell .d sniped, lo tho town
Cheapest tkobiolderheil in the torn
Cheapest Collars and Conk in the town
Cheapest Table !Anon iu Ulu town
Cheapest in apklns, or , Ste , In the town
CAaLf Li . PA
A splendid rtrtiele of Piquo of 2L cents.. All other
goods in proportion. Cum• end eximine for your
solve. No tr. WAN to show O OWN. Our motto is
"Small profile and quirts Halos." Therm good.. have
Lees purelomed for awl: at present g ply prices, and
con sell you new 1;00.'26 per rent lees than they
will charge you for old gouda at other t tares.
D. A: SAWYER.
2100 '
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
ATT IL ACTIVE 9PECIA T
-POPULAR DRY GOODS
Itort.ltnatot timing Elle gratttnat deprototiod In the
mat It el and to to Add nt rorn•apnndhtgly Jost In
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MOURNING & SECOND MOURNING GOODS
iti,AcK :quo'
Pr. owl, B LACK A LPACCA S (Bppefelty).
PirrioN o groat vvrioty riud
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11Ithop owl Victoria Lawn.,
lIUSLEILYnnd_GIQVES In great Tndtit'
Oulpurt. Laces—Lod and elionii.t. !dock In toirn.
11.1Vaktivnileg, Thrvall LUC.,
Ilitmlturg,Vniloroltlerfor mid 1 • 1100 (11111/11.8.
lineur for nuitA
Pillow ClOlO 1.1110.1,
El=
Di 3 ha Tout Is
1,1,1 MA LACE PoINTS,
LLAMA LACE ,SOCK:'
' TII0:4. A. HARPER,
lojune.7o (`or. 'Hamm!. and Pomfret sts
1 - 111EAP GOODS!
Still Apotlier Ite.din!tion in Pricds !
ryc.i , ol , of (' o J(ls front A tiegon No; i'm
7 0 GIL U Y'S
'Argo RePortlar ..t$
°log's, •
chnis!lilm•os, •
Linens,
uud Cotton row Mott anti 1/tuti los‘or
II an colt xt factiTy.
SP . BCIAII.I.IARGA,INS
rhiqux. Flute) .
MOrta t uoli liflldN .4 .411.1 ginoo.
• I:haw:pi vurry Fblltly(ltimlN — L l ll
Nor ts over nilsducl of Illuqk Ivaco:.
or Poplins, and M.lll another a,loction In thorn.
Cull 1.0 coo v•ired witli ally in Ow county for priory or
quail ty
Lace Points,
J: V. NEFF, DontlNt
over InCarliolo. All 'at
23.11 in 70
DECLINE_ IN GI OLP 1
Quito on oxellinnont In the Dry (Wolin nnirkut, In n
vory vinrlwd decllnO In laic. of
'
Delalnes, Mutinous, Alpaeens, 'Poplins, Borges,
Rps, a n d It largo valloty, comprising nearly every..
thing - In Ilils linb, nr goods •
. .
Flaiinlo, Tlakinge, Ciliighaniti, Ilinnkots,liottonaden,
Icontiicky Jeans, OLUTIIB. And CASSIMERIA Linos
inul Colton Toldu Maga., Shirting., chocko,
Swisit Nninsook, Cambria, Jaconotn, FrOuch Mut , '
Um, Torldono, Cambric and iinrloslnge and .111
dortlngo.;
• • HOSIERY, GOVES;
Trimmings, In grout virility, Itibhuns, of tho best
frAilty, )join and Sundowim '
of a great many otilOg, nn Oil vgy
Ladies' Undrt. Clothing,
'tory bondeomoly inadoondlrfaumod. diuo
_ , •
. . .
• CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
laiggOte,ADge, 'Window alatdoe, 'COunter
pence, and many, {Mods Dot inontionod for wont of
• •
Wo:olaim to t iro the largest and Drat 'took of
Dry Goode to t 'Mork. r State, and will Fell
effendi videos fie will sotiefyall that tlife fe rho ppaco
to got good bargains,
UlmhTo DENTZ it CO.
At the now otoro of
D. A. SAWYER,
D .A. SAWYER,
IRVINE'S CORNER
IRVINE'S CORNER
Lacii Points,
lEZ!
rrrintiltken,
43tynot 4
LaCO Curtning, ,
i'arauolu, Fans, Sc
GEE
lthim d
MIME
FIIM
in thn town
In tho town
II A It P E It ' S
DRESS GOODS,
vow pi ring all the ,relties tha Heaton
111,ACK SAI IN TAMISES
In ixtra quality
WHITE GOODS
MEM
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LINEN GOOD ,
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Linon SlKolingu
'rnble Lie. foul Natiikluu
White 4rthvis, 4:1,
fIOVS' CA 99 . 011:1LEE1 AND NEN'S W NA It
now.ot stylus, less Mutt regular
SPECIAL NOTICE!
01 utiliik if
MANTLES,
SHETLAND SHAD:r.S
UM
S. -111.111 I N
DRESS 00005
fur f.mlir4 foul Chihli ru
t.neu ASSOIiI'MKNT
Silk Coats,
rind §liinmor Shawls,
C. OGILBY'S,
47 'WEST MAIN STREET.
CORRE§PONDINO DfClflfll) (loop!
DRESS GOODS,
STAPLE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. •
ANOY GOODS
HARDWARE, SAFES,
MILLER & BOWERS'
•
HARD W 8
ARE 7 dRi,
26, NORTH lIA.NOVEIt .STREET,
CAitLISI.P.; PA
WE would remppetfully' call the atton
tin. of the nubile to our rovenily..ropluolsh•
d STOCK ON 11A1tDIVAIII: making It now oho 111
hu largoot in Cumborland Volloy and conolnitlug
n port of ITANIMNRED AND 1t01.1,1.3/
IRON
SUR DON'S 11OR4I aDO ES, NORWAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', WA (JON M 1K COA 01! MA
A N D'CARPENTEII Tour,s
BUII.Di G I‘l A T. 11; REAL
,Str (Mk IT ,
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MATERIAL
Chain!, hovnls, Forka, Rakes, he
it ovalre for :11cCORMICK'S REA I'KR ennxtantly
on hand. Wenritcoustatitly In receipt nr trol.
ai act from ttn• manunkcturnt, and arc Mail ta-rin,
nib country tnerchnuts ut•
York pricer
.So - 0001)B.11 , 1;vorvil to pArto of tho town
of elmrge.
WILCOX t,4.5 GIBBS'
8 .I!,' IV lA' 6! Aell .1 E
We hen.. mend the Igneuev 01 the Wilms
(idle' hewing hincininnt. n little'linnelly !weaned
meni no one seems v. lilting to do ef itinout after
seenone 111 operation, The Wile,
Ftjhbs' n Single Thread %buntline and dein".
elperierity over ell Double Thread kla - cinines In tine
fullowing particulars. It is simpler and loss liable
to gut out of repair. It le chnnape'r . It runs
with lean nuke: It runs easier. It runs teeter
It tune the hest device for inevenning the wheel
Irene ruining backward. it requiroe inane mechani
cal sel II to nmernte if. •ft myth., lees time and
lustruation to learn to tone it. It Is the most
curtain end reliable In Its openentlons Ite needle
la .trxight and less little to Le broken than a
rue ved one The needle is secured in its place by
en lugetninuely patented device which renders It self
adjusting so that neither skill nor experloore are
required In arroging It. It near directly from the
spool thun doing away with the tedious operation
of rewinding the thread for adjustment in the
shuttle. It male. the WilthN & (MAW on "twisted
loop etiteh," a stitch original with this machine
and made by nin other, the heat° Is morn elastic
and streuger than the Lock Btich. The - enwin is the
most even and beautiful, theism= is always self
fastened thus avoiding a reversible 10.1 d. Its ten
sion is more simple and more easily adjueteni. It is
-more stmedily changed foul one bind of work to
another, it does, ueautilui embroider) , it hex the
best hemmer, it has the beet filler, it lone the bent
braider, it Inca the bout !ea. — The Wilcox .k
has been id the snorkel hr a little more eight years,
during which tiling upwards of slaty thousand have
Lunn made and sold, a tnunuhea by fifty per- runt
larger lbnu were cold of any Doublo Thread Diu'
chine in line Kuno number of Its earliest. yearn
,tll4l thereee Is neiiirhrot m. warrant the sale of this
Man:blue wherever It has en Agency without the
ildidialinrevintonee of text innunittle t bfaan Wein there are
enough to till up the MII,IIIIIII 41 the
Dlachluee are Oil eSiiibitiOrn 01 cur More, No. 26,
North Hanover street, tlerlislo, where they may be
exauninied, and they will bike great tnleannure In ea
"plainituniulytbincrelxt Inw, -- to It.
Itexpectiully he.,
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KII.I.N:11 k .110W1:118,
No, 26, North llarlovar Pt.,
Carnal.. l'a
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1870
II A It 1) IV A It bl
:+.V.XT(II , I
. XTON c CO.,
I:n.EA 'MA IN Silt I: Wr
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, &e.
Carlisle, Pa.,
Lot o• stw..to, to Itst I boy it,tve
In their 4m , , 1.111.14
It r hi. oh lko thnn .11 he t I
nm :ifirt , ,ixts I ..f
I=l
I :, rnu l ,
F. 1•1“, Varn Ia . II 4.8,
11.31c0a, 0•
Is4l it E. ~
•
vSpud. Mixt. r,
(raw I, .r., 'S.EI,
131i..1,4,•5, - I'. Is der,
Plc lr, :••,Lli•I titx
1=
M. Too, is ill 111111 ; . .. CLl't Cotler
A 101 l
V.l LA II I, ,
P 1... m.I nu•t . ebtli I n : Undo Lugo, Ittototoot,
moil nay vtitooty tot un tltootrtitotitouot.
s, LOW .41101', CAI
nti..l.lllllllllllon lor,lll
Th.nkf i tl 1 . 4 iityuri, by litriCt M4'llllol/
N 0 hope to r, CON, II continuation of it
A IL PERSONS knowil l g thouisolvet;
indoami to lioury Sutton 21,0 rt. ext ed to
ittittktt lottlittltoto outtltootto 1, tilt thano tint
.Minot 1u prtototit thorn f r tiottleilit, nn tr , wlplt . t..l
dos!, nip my Lu.tkx to January 1, 1 . 871.
lIENIt BAXION.
I.l7Jot7ti.
HA TS AND CAPS
T G CALLIO,
yo. '2O WIAIT MAIN STlllit.r.
CARLISLE, PENNA.,
The US'ITEII of Cui.,lolel
latest sty to jest lutiolvoct I
'llll, letext xtyjetl nhvoym ivi'liti I I
mu.K. ATs froth - 'OlO lwxt Maulllapturnx II I
YA , IIIONAIII,II HATS juot out I ILL
J. O. OA LLIO whi' 61%11 attention •to his largo
MIS
1f4T.8 AN•1)--UAPS,
• „_... . ,
Ito ninnufacturta Huts to Wes, and boo- Ibis bus
,
arrangements for coloring Mite, Woolen Cic-nil
rind Oyergoote, at abort notice.
The' Ikhost. CASII PRICES paid for
COUNTRY FURS.
UM A OALL. - lia
NO SPAIN STREET.
lOacpo9
F RESH ARRIVAL
Of all tia 7
.71reto Spring Style!'of
• . HATS AND OAPS. .
• . .
• _
The Subberiberla: just opened, at No. lb Noe I
Hanover St; a few doors North of tho Carlisle Deposit
Dank, one of the largest' and boat stook of HATS
CAPS ever offered ig Carlisle.
Silk Hate, Ortesimeree of 111 styles and qualities,
800 - Drina different colors, and every description of
Soft Hate now'mado.The Drinkard and old &shinned,
brush, kept constantly on, band and made to order.
all warranted to give patiefaction. A full assortment
of STRAVVHATiI, Men's boy's And oblidren's fancy.
I have also added to my stook, Notions of different
kinds. 'consisting of Ladies and Gent's Stockings
Neek-Tlea,Penells,'Oloyos, Thread, Sewing 8111 M, Sue.
peudersambrelles; Se.,.,,DrinieSegarpsnd Tohaecf,,
slime on hand: •• •
•
Olvomo a mill and OXAMille my stook, as I feel con.
Silent ot pleating, besides ening . mono;
"JOHN A. ' • Illt, abgt.
No. 16 North
.11anolbr St,
31my07
C.L9THIN6, HOOT SKIRTS.
CLRAND OPENING OF SPRING,
.1„_A• AND SIISIAllalt GOODBI •
A. FOB MEN, YOUTH, AND BOYS' WEAR,
ISAAC- LIVINGSTON,
Noy, opening filo latest novultiVO In largo vorlotion
S thu Lent took,. known to thin [hullo.
Flno French, Saxon, English, and Domestic;
CLOTH, CASMMEILES,
COI"PoNA DES,
up I t n i a ,ri4,4
elperler etylo, oil by the yard, at
nubd by the tan], not chore
for cutting.
A uplemll‘lll. 4
01:NTLEMEN'S.FURNIPIIING 000DS
'PI/UNKS, VALISES, CARPI MUGS
LESIBRELL AS, BUTTONS, BINDINGS
Pui~, le,
4 . ' A gencid lot of Tailor's Goods
FZA
Emit 'O-1)
CHEAP JOHN Lae juHt returned from
Enntero otorknt, ttl tie, nr mom], ho got the
biggoth. bergeiex it
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ALL WOOL SUITS ta :Ft) 00, und 111/ ipivitions aulced
.
Ire Ibex In the en:tilled to the Fral,klin
Howie, (Buoy Wetzel,) •
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P. B.—Wn havo a aplandia ltoek
IVo .1t any boy hot, von ibu oge of rota . :mil
wsuol3.llloo. iutokol, 1.06-ustt o
ME
MEM
C 11 1 .1.1 age Building and Livery
CARRIAGE BUILDING' IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES, AND REPAIRING
=I
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CARRIAII ES, ' l'Altltl AtiFIS
UA ItILIAu ES, CAHRIAORS,
(MaI:IA(IMS, crawl WOES,
CARRI CA '
CAlticlAtlES, l'Altill Ali CS,
CAR Itl AU h u,cA ItltLko Ctt, •
BUGGIES, BUGGIES, BUGGIES
111IliclIcS, UUGUIES. BUGGIES
BUGGIES, Irtifol Es, BUGGIES
BUGGIES, BUGGIE•, BUGGIES
BUGGIES,. BUGGIES, BUGGIES
BUGGIF'S, BUGG!, 11, . BUGGIE+
IIUOGIES. BUGUIEs, BUGGIES
SPICING VAtIONS,SPRINII WAGONS,
, SPRING wAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SERINO WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
HERING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING IVACION.c, SPICING WAGONS,
EBBING WAGONS, Si'lllNU WAGONS,
C tItItIAO
SAXTON Co.
SIDI at %cork. nil iut ilea p1.1...11 - 10 old etnitotner..,, and
illU pUblle In genorol, to give ltltu
4a-Itowolober thu old exiabllabod place, on PITT
STREET, 't,orllt of the Railroad Doput, CARLISLE,
A PIRS 7' C L A. 8741. IVER
Iu cottlitiethin o with tit° ithove e'Ntablisliment, ,
IL. K: PEFFER,
=el
Thu lIATTIM of ezirlislul
T IVERY, 541 4 11 4 Eic.ouANGE
srmsmi. .
ON DICANteiADLE TEIOII3. AND 41',4110DtENT
CAURTAGEH VliptnpUßD FOR FUNBitALS
AZ-M. B. Stahl° room. toi tai Ilona of Itoroos on
k' gfob7 o
LAWN , MOWER
TIIE . .LAN . DSCA.PE.It
OP tlil littlo Hood Mower we ot:o proiotrod to
assort t h at tt to tho •
BEST,
now In the market. We challenge nil others. .It le
compact, cheep, and durable, and warranted tolier•
form its work with ease and eatlefactlen.l A email
boy can operate it ao well an it man. It keg the
doitble advantage of a Boller attachment, whioli wlll
be found useful in the rolling et walks, do. ,
'Call and eee it. ' , g
.
W. It JONES'
Philadelphia bentral....tiorleultatal Ingilament and
Peed Warehouse, Clanbtal Dealer in Fertilizers Pall
Wide, and °vaunting mice/nary, to tho•Farmor,
IVitolesale and !Whin, -
Ne.I62I.MAKKETST. A PIRLADALY'IIIA, PA.
/Oniny7o.om
at the old and well known otono of
NO. 22 NORTH ITANOViNt EineET,
Carlisle
V 9TINOS,
SATIN E PH, TWEEDS, , LINEN,
MA RHEILLES,
Largo varh•ly or
BUCK Us, &O
/The best style Clothing In town I
I.
Thu beat mule Clothing in ow nt,
The Lent assortment in town I -`"
( Our .tuck of Piero floods flu
ukunier Trunk',
( Nuprr'or to any In town
( The lowest prices hi' (own rot the )
8111110 quality el goods. Cell No }-
(.. trouble to show our eseorinumt. )
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
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Established 1847
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wLlrh Iu rnn xidl flow ittalt,l.l pnr Iris
•
II lx winds are neater them tho'nealeet
And rheitper than the cheattext, •
And when he lIve“ and 111/ 1 / 6 hie bins,
I am now Ruing to trtl.
In rear of the Court House
13(1 S' CI, 0 'l' II IN G
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DON"I' P011111..T
P 0 0 II C IT EAP JOHN
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Wilginv, or till WON, taki.n In
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A'. BENSEMAN
J. L. , 'SVEIINEIt & pROTTIEP,
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,DODBED AND OAIIII,IAOHA To7IIIIN
yondscapo Law Mower
BIAIPLFBT,
AND MOST . IMOMOLENT
MAOiIINE'' .r•
STOVES AND TINWARE.
ECONOMISTS!
Your attentlou to called to Mc tact that at
RRIN,ESMITH & RUPP'S
Storo you ion 'boo tho floCat , dleplai of goods dam
kept In anialmllar establlchment In the county, con
eluting in port of to following_
STOVER , AND HEATERS
STOVES AND HEATERS;
Warmited to glvtrgoneral satisfaction
SUNNY SIDES . NIRE PLACE HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR HEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR STOVE,
LIVELY TIMES RIV±:9I4I - 1 - Cafg: BURNER
JUNIATA PARMA MIATER;
PARLOR LIMIT BASE BURNER,
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Walnut Le eimptteniql
COOK STOVES,
BARLEY SHEAF,
NOBLE COOK,
NOVELTY PARLOR COOK,
and NATIONAL RANOE,
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DAICH. ROAST. AND }MAT
Dottor, with leas fuel, than any °flav stoves is this
mum
Attention ix called to our
REVOLVING. LIGHT BASE BURNMI
REVOLVING MUM' BASE BURNER
Having nrquired n repututiou lu thin and tuljwylug
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S rovES,
WC are,iorll;lllVii hi keVllthe mine In the future,
freliog coolid . .llllllot wo eon you good utilulos at
IVe burr 11lNn up hand, and for eiula a floe 00000]
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KNIVRF AND FOIMS
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Awl .11 tiortn of
lIOLLOW WORE,
Of Good material and comp.
We hare, ancikeop comitantly on hand, a very largo
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axnnlly kit in a fitat.class
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Donn on short malt°, uud nt reasoaabla tams. Nun•
but good workmen and good material on Land.
RIHNESMITII & RUPP,
Non. 62, 04, 68,
NORTH lIANOVER STRAW,
CARLISLE, PA,
&w am
CITY ADVERTISEMEN2SI.
900.--W
`WANTED.—An
thetiro
stat., to travol and take ordern by .eamplo, fur
TEA, COFVEK, and SPICES. To imitable melt no
will give a ealary of pa to *Low a your, above
traveling nud othur expounes, pad a roaronablo cont•
luirelon on salon.
homoulato applicatione are irolielted from proper
part ha. linferenca., ,xellanged. Apply to, or ad•
Are. ltutoodiatoly,
J. PiCKEN t CO.,
"Continontot WIN"
384 Bowery, New York'
2lt p7O
$2OOO A YEAR AND EX.
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vow. to ,agents to suil the
edebrated WILSON SEWING MACIIINIS. The
bout muckine In the world. SHIM alike on Mat
sides, One muchlne without money. For further
particulars, address 23 N. 901 Bt., Phllsd'a, Po.
'llepTh.atu
—TIIE Folsom IMPROVED
€ll6OZieF• Twenty-Biro dollar Family Sowing Ma-
The clirapoat First Clout hlachloo to tho
Niark,.t. Agents waind in every town. Liberal
counntation allowed. Nor. tonne and circular, addrosa
A. - ESTlantiltonGen. Agora t, Nu 700 Chestnut afloat,
1111111, Pa. 21ate70.3in
SOLID SILVER and
ELVER PLATED WARE
Of eN ory des erfption and latest designs, suitable far
Bridal Gifts,' Testimonials, and Holiday
• Presents.
Prim. lower than the regular rates
traortliolery halueementif to liurchuon.
ONO.II.IIECIITEL, Nu, 716 Arch Arcot,
220cT0
'(Old Estublistsrd Btaud.)
AGENTS WANTED. Agentswant.l
ed, $75 to $2OO par month, male and female,
to soil the celebrated and original CommOn berme
Family Hewing Machine, Improved and perfected; It
will hem, fell, stitch, tuck, bind, braid, and embroider
inn most superior manner. Price 0n1y.515,. Per sim-
plicity and durability It has no rival. Do' not buy
from any parties soiling machines under the tutu.
same 00100( no ours, Woes having a Certificate of
Agency signed by bo, as they are Alorthless cast Iron
machines. Yor circulars and terms, apply or add ess
11. CRAWFORD & CO."
313 Chestnut street, Plillad,'a.
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DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
TiANKERB AND DEALERB IN
GOV,ERNMENT - SECURITIES,
UNION AND'OENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
F4RW4 MORTOMfI BONDS,
40 . Sa,uth, Ths'rd area, Philactqphia.
Belt owl Vacbongo all tallow' of
U. S. BONDS,
on the moot IlLoral terms
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tit titurktit Rata!
dou.koNs oAsicED:,
itooka b9uliht aid mold ouilOommlsslo9 auy
Accounts roColvoi!, sud intaiait ~(lowed 0 . 17
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balances. Butt:get to °buck at eight
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