RAISE PLENTY Oh' TOMATOES
Nothing else, except potatoes, supplies
a better standard article of food through ,
the whole. year. Cooked with plenty of
bread cramps they furnish a very pain
table and nourishing table dish, especially
from December to Suite, when fresh gar
den vegetables are not abundant. Hay
' ing sometimes failed with glass jai's, we'
now use tin cans ten inches long and
four and it:halt inches in diameter (cut
from a sheet of tin ton by foateen incites
and cheaply made). A hole, say one and,.
a-half inch in diameter, is loft in 'ono
end. The tonudOes, in large quantities
at a time, are cooked well, .as for the ta
ble, but without salt. They aro poured
into the cans hot, and a hit of tin well
soldered on. We put up fifteen to forty
cans at a time, and call in a Unman to
do the soldering, as we have a large
number of cans ready at a time. Thus
closely sealed they will keep perfect; i 4
month, a year, or five years. To proviild.
against a poor year and insurea?full sup
ply always, we put them alp for ono or
two years, in . advance. Scald the emptied
calls and set them away dry, and they
can be used several times with a little
help front the Unman -to smooth the
heads.
GRAPE WIN E. —A correspondent .of
'The, Germantown Telegraph gives • the
following reeipe for making five gallons
of wine : Press tho juice 'from twenty
pounds of grapes and rinse the puly an . d
skins in as much water as will over
them, mash theM and strain through a
coarse cloth, add this to juice and put it
in two pounds of brOwn sugar to each
gallon ; when the sugar is 'dissolved,
pour the whole into a 'keg having the
bong open, and let it stand where the
temperature will be about 70 degrees
until fermentation ceases ; then bung
tight, and let it rest a month to settle,-
when it should be drawn off quietly i - the
keg well washed, and the wino-returned
to it, adding one pound gond 'raisins
- and if the wine does- not seem 'sweet
enough, add two - pounds -sugar to the
whole. The necessity of doing this de
yends upon the kind and quality of the
ENE
The wine should remain until the km
is wanted the next so , when it ma
he bottled for u4b.
TURNIPS AMONG CORN.A. corres
pondent says : " It is frequently the case
that in passing through cornfields in am.
tumn, we find the space between the
rows occupied with sturdy weeds sone
times the spurious vegetation completely
oVertops the maize, , and "casts it into
the shade." Now, I would inquire, is it
not much better and more prudent,. in
every sense of the word, for the farmer
to occupy the soirimonopolized by the
exhausting weeds with some crop that
will contribute to his resources, than to
have it filled with such productionit,find
which will not only. "sap the land" most
wretchedly, but foul it by the dissemina
tion of their minute and multitudinous
seeds? Certainly no. farmer can doubt
the affirmative. By sowing the purple
top turnip seed at-the last dressing of the
corn crop, and scuffing" it in or sow
ing-just before it rain, and allowing that
to cover it, he can have aliundred bush- ,
els of good turnips .per'acre, if the soil
be rich and .well cultivated, instead -of :a
host of worthless and pestilent weeds.
To . PREVENT HOGS FROM Bit ti c EACII
UTRER.—A correspondentof The Prairie
Farmer says : Fifteen ycat•s ago I began
feeding a largo number of hogs On floore
pens around a flouring, mill, and they
commenced biting each other. One hog
wonid give another a bite, when he
would run and squeal, and each hog he
passed near, would give him a bite, al
thus they kept the poor animal going
until ho died. I woidd go to the pen and
stop them, hit . they would soon com
mence again. I concluded they were
feverish, which made them restless, and
they just hit each other for want of
something to cool their fever. I tried
a variety of remedies, amid at hingth tried
feeding stove coal, which I found a com
plete remedy. 7 have continued ever
since to feed my hogs'all the coal they
would eat, and have never had any more
trouble with their biting each other.
TO U)Y TOE STitzPri) on Cretim
llMlBut'i:..—A•correpondent'writeA to The
ibe r yla ad lea 1.11117.
" 1 send you an item, if you thitiVit
worth publishing, which pro
teeted Ainelon, 'squash, cucumber and
other vines from that destructive pest,
the "striped cucumber bug," the past,
season, with only one application, vie :
A strong solution of henhouse manure say
one peck of the manure to. cite and a
half gallons water, let it stand twenty
four hours, and sprinkle the.plants , freely
with it after Suns,tt.
The-above was' suggested to me by it
negro woman /lying on my place, who
has some 'practical' experience in garden
-Mg, and says she has lined it for years,
and has never known the lira application
to fail to drive them off, and they. never
return."
' Wni:N• Wif..tri Eiglit weeks
old in the best age. Foven will do. They
should become accustomed t 6 food such
as is ordinarily given to liits before
weaning, and then there will be no .need
of 'any loss in growth by the loss cif the
mother's milk. If they are at e all in
clined to mom, one of the best proven:
tives'is all occasional day's feed of whole.
coin, orit few kernels with their other
foOd each day. They, should Ladd all
-and -cyen -if : the farmer is
ander the 00cess1ty of buying' core to
keep them along till his own harvest is
ready in the fall,,dho growth will goner
ally pay at least fifty per cent over the
above. cost,
Cht'unr...v BEt'usE..--:-Green stud; sueli ae
:cabbage leaves, -radish and beet tops,
and the like, should not ho allowed to
dry. • Let then, go,,.while fresh, to the
pig pen or to the compost heap. Young
weed's—and 01100 ought 'hot to• be
folind hr the garden—should eave the
same destination.. By saving all the re
fuse of the-garden in a heap by itself, or
putting it in the pig pee, a surprising
accumulation tif .valuable compost avid .
, be fOmul itt the, end of the season;
, .
- 'timbers d gr i eat unrabnits,
when framed together c ; act upon each
othor so as to produce Mutual destruc
tion. Experhnents 'with cypress .and
walnut, and cypress • and cedar, prove
that they will rdbach 'other whilojedned
together;' but on 'sopaintion tho rot will
cease; and the 'timbers will remain per
fectlrsomulloy a long period:
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'ANIONCI tho '-agriailturall'
now fireat Britiiiii ion
largO 'mailman of Otophant plows, which
are forwarded by way of the Moditorra,
neon, the Istbinus of E3no, and the Red
sea and lodian ocean.
DRY GOODS, iEc. '
SPECIE PRICES
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ItEDUCTi6iT
GREENFIEL,D'S,
NO. 4 EAST MAIN STICREI
GRAND DISPLAY
ull the Latet Novelties in DRESS GOODS
FlaFnnt 11Wortment of
BLACK SILKS
ea (I:Patly Rndarell prieep
Japititt,e nil Jnpanuse
'Norio] Poplins
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140.•xt Deltd.. red. .1 to, 21 awl 22 voito
40111 yards Ilp tor Calk" al 10 ormtl4
A II Ihh hest Ihahhs or print, nt 121 f, et nic
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Soul!, 1,1.1 44 114,4<;:ellee,
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mw Hrti wide, at 12
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A SPECIAL I3NRGAIN
wv ...,I,lp.A.titu.
4•14,111. 4oi bo:urty iu ill , ll, uud . 4111 , 141 11.11:1.1.64
n0rpa,, , 411 by any lot
Prig ii 25, 40 50, rm, 75, 41 00
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S Ivte , ,• Nainet,ok 1l ,111,1
Bum Pig", fifty 11., rent r
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L. T. GREENFIELD.
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ennitlful plitorit/ of, Imported carpolo t ranging
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area from 40 , c00t0 to $1 por yard
All width , of Strll.l Ceirvu!N for Male and stalru
ullrol pxtlerais and htylen of Ceovatoy's
oilry 1110 la Citypoto. liontu t irpolo Ititg Car
>lnit logx of MI wldllir, fn whitu nl efieckell
itvy clii,l,ll Nuiper . quttlll3ACocon 3fal
Wo dory compotllloti of goo& wo ooil
11'11110 rnlt Nll4k . 1101140 your tuquelluUll froUi the
trit to I. 111 thit V/1110i
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MUSIC,' STORE,
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at N‘). 11, WeA tjain
CA IthISLE, PA.,
would cOll lIUi aitAttion or the bill large
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
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~..;billiketured by the celebrated B..hoomaker a CO.
Philwiplpliht. 3 huljtvAl u.umber of these ue
Pi.nv. so , / b , for ENT, qwl je Fontwill bnnllooo
j. 11 ). we fit. .41. JP viwci of kw.inv,
Th WililL1.11:0 Lb. pOirrhalir ,a4l, by
piuug flow for pi.. 1110111; UAW will 111141
of tinting tLn Instrument bellne good
ECOND lIANQ
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and 01(111111nn then) wlivilier you it w I
.1 lily.
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if L 0 D E
fl - um the World 'swami/hod mikutiftlet:ryni"E.
4,4 & ( lbrinorly Carlitkrt & 'Needham). Th..
,bl,ll/I.tli 111111 141 4 14 i
.411411 e 444041, 4111114411 warranted and
1.. t by my. II 10,Ilan yuis. Alen
101.1N5,,
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!MET MUSIC A 41113 MUSIC ApPics,
STRINGS OF ALL KINDS,
ud everything appetialultig to liu; mole business.
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Plauus, Molud.na, aud Organs talon In part
ray fur new (des
RI PA 1104 G • • 3
All ILlndo of Inettuntonta eepatted and tuned
Cull and OXILMIIIO my stock and lam sure eau
; JOIIN 'll. EREEM
Do n't forgot the place
NO. 11, WU:ST:HAM ATREET,
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(o poaite Marion Hall,) .
• • a CARLISLE, PA., •
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MELODEONS,
MELODEONS.
A.CCORDRONS,
FLIJTJS,
FIFES, &o
CITY ADV,E'BTIEMENTS,
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HIGILEST PREMIUM snxprt.
awarded over all competition; at
Ileclionia,' 1 - Nllll,loon, Boston, October, 1809.
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0 1 THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
• AELF•ItEOULATIYG ' •
WROUGHT IRON, AIRTIGHT,
G IS-CONIiITM ENG II AT E
Avitla pittPuttillhint tit. it e Ihte t tortr. Wt. 101
Lon Itotlittior, tool .1 otont.ttle Itogolotor. t rl/011111
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114 i 115.11;1111 . d out y by
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IV. 1:31)a Swag,
I'lf II..IUEI.I'I[IA, I.
are mado ui II la) wt .
wall alval,l to•othar, an I are Ivo, mi.,' .le
• liito.ly (11.4 and Dlan Thaa waa t
Ilemcrx titat aro lIIIIII4LVI'II witlnnr n•,I d.,, -r,-.
11111 W whichall NCI - X.I;IW 111111:0 I MlLo.tt
alterato,..
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Cooking Rang
121,1401m1F. told
MEI
F atl'op Heating Range,
Fire Place .Heaters,
Low Down Grates,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pamphlet,. KIS Ing lull °oil Tip( ion, sent free, to Itity.
- - - 23juniauly
j E. CALI/WELL & CO.
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A N 1) 111 POATER
002 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADET,PAIA,
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JEWELRY,
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WEDDING SILVER
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CLOCHS, BRi)NZEA
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All persons drafting really fine arlirlmb r••ll.rble In
quality, and moderato In price, tni certain to bu
pleased by oar exceedinalrlarge and varied roller
lion. Onr °tack Is kept ldwaym irm.ll- by addition°
Irma first source°.
Onr utore is pronounced afro of the roost elegant In
the world; ao , any guilt. riniting the city urn car.
dlully invited to call and inspect It at their leisure.
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JAMES S EARLS S SONS,
IMPORTERS mid MINUFACTURERI',/
LOOKING GLASSES
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brxt and chvapent.
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
M.t elegant etylest.
CRROMO-LITROORAPIIS,
Ennipe. and Amerletkn—all Immenxe ns,;irtnivilt
FINE ENOIAN'INGS
T)7l.
RonEnß' GROUPES
V° are the °illy authorized wholesale and retail
dealers iu the Rogers' Utliii k eis in this Btate, and sell
all nil them nit uointifiieturer rates.
__Circulars seat.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
810 Chestnut street,
- "Ii): -
' ) laugGOly
THE GREAT CAU - SE
of 1111 , 11 N 311S1:111-
JUST PUR lASIT ED IN A S} ALM/ ENVELOPE
Price, Sjx: Cents
t keno.• oo the tutotre, treatment, 3111 r eli•-11
afore •.r :o'lllll/111 ‘VI. - I L II,OIOOI, Or Siwtto.tt e ii•-
a 111•1.11 h. Sl/11-Al/11/0, 10 3111011 /11(y 1:111,3i11113, holm
-1.-ney. Ni'l,ollll Debility, and Intinotilneob• o•
liar
riot,• gee ",telly; l'outoiluptioh, Epilepey tool ;
Itwaiewlty. •te., by Rebell
J. (.;1111es %,•-11, M. It., of the "ti re., Book,"
The v.,e1•11 1,110W11141 author, in thinolluitable
luetore, clearly prover trotallain UM . II experience Phut
Ilto nm ttl,onneytoo,,,•. or eel( Moto. :play be eireet
uolly r. : Poved ml thou( noelleiue, au& without •Ital
t•l•paoat surtorial operation, leaugleg, beitrutneute,
e‘o daub, 1,/hyllatt. out 0 mode of cia, ut
oket• • i•Etulu nud tllso•tuai, by Whiel• uvery uulti•tyr,
0 ,, mott tee abet h u conditton _may be, way yore
Oleaply, 1•)&
I ,1111.0 311 Ipro,ru boon to tholiamolt and t hum-tulle
Selo( tool, meil, 111 0 Oulu envelope. ill any loblr• ••••,
011 the rteholot • r xlx 1 . 10111 1 , ur too 100 1 10011 •Ia•I•s,
by 1111,11.0,in, Ibu iaublialters
Ale , Dr. i aillsrsvoll's Ma,lap' a; n4lr,•' pri.o 2r,
1 ,,0,u, Lri r.
• 111.1".1.1' ItI.INE .t
I. 15... , Now 0111...• It
TO THE LADIIN
Th., cat, ha. 0.1111 • 0, that I pl..a th , •
1.06, thou a Itrild,•. Wllllll 14 1 ~,,,
lainll3 fur n". y ',05... 1 4 11111 111.1/111 V 1
K EYES' t11:\ I'l N,l .I\l St 'IA LL
recoonnetnied 1.11 the ("Nom I •tt pi 1 1 .110,1•8 yen
oral bonnellobtono ; for the t•. 11.1 ; lon the V ;
for chopped Inttnits, Se. -0111 Ii) 411.. grill,ll, 3,1
storekeepero overy Pi. WIC, a le
agent, No. 31U No. ill FI On • Ira et, Phit0.1..11.1.1...
10fe1.70.6.1.
Z URE LIQUORS, WINES ttr
N IV LIQUOR STOMP;
,T,OIIW lIANNON,
N. E. Cor. ,Vap9y,ey 4,y,11 P0)111 . 1'0( ;t.i.et,
f',sy.• doors so!itl! of Il..lrni
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UMIZZISIIZZMA
NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INSUIiANOE COMPANY
OFFICE, NO. 410 MAIN STREET,
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Tla• Moak , ' I.ifu Insiirikti Conipally of 'flip Vont'
mit, and thi; largest c.rr ntslole -
hoard
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n pkni rapidly
3 '' "°
(nut aiding 1,0111 DOW 011 S 110 : 11 q11:1.90 11 . )
Invoirtu'in •
N mailer of Ponder; !tooled In 18,19
R.V.F JAILES S. woonsun;v,
DICKINSON, PA
Spacial A ginit
.I*. omeo mph July y. OrAcp,o3kg , South nano.
4er Wool; whore pumphlot.ttudeht,roution tutt'y ho
obtaltiod, and applicptions 11.11 q .. fiyocgt h,Ouci).
Monti to Minlaterx and vorodini luegitug for koltgir.ft-
I iloPt oldaoty..
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12c0n703m -44- . . ,
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:Mime 4,dAert.iseir#4-t
Wheeler and Wilson; gad ElAntic
bow smog
By,WING 3IACUINBE3..
SEWING. NACIIINgS
The „Best, Simplest and Cheapest, •
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THESE machines are adapted to do
all kinds of family sowing, iiorklog ednallY
ire upon Silk Linen and Cotton goods. with Silk,
Cotton and Linsnihroads, making a beautiful and
parfait stitch,Mike oq both sides of the artiqlo
sewed.
All machines sold 'aro warranted.
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Call and °amnia° at Italk.ltoad Tolograph
Carlisle, Pa. •
May 2438674 E
~JOIIN‘OAMPpELL
DIIIJGE4.I AT ,`
No. 6 Smith, and N. 10 North lliwover utniote.
HAVERSTICK BROTHER. t,
1.0.4.111.1131.10, ..--
/4 0 970 1 9
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GROCERIES; CANDY ; &c
FRESJI . GROOERIES 1• •,
FRESH GROCERIES
Always t 7 La lind at tho
CHEAP ,
NO. 88 EAST POMMET STRVIIT;
4 And why are they always fresh? Because we sell
a groat amount or them, and ,sell them low. There
fore, turn our stook often, and - consequently, our
goods must ho fresh.
You will find everything yon•wish In the way of,.
C/1100ERIES,
.••••""
OVEENBWARE, • •
GLAYSWA RE,
WILLOW end,, , ...; •
CED. It
VAIt E,
STONE and
, CROCKERY
MARE,
Choke
. Dried Beef,
Baloglne, ' •
Beef,
BE
. 'runolco,
BiHeults and Clacker.; ol errt•}• deFription.
_pickled.
- Th Spiced and .
Fronli Oyeteeis
Bardinex,
}:nglisli Pickled, 3
• . I..fulon'Syrupp, Ste., and no ar,
It It mielerm to mention them, come and um, for your
enure; and parentx if It don't snit yen to
COlll4l, need your. children, no they
Will be dealt with the ROMP
rare NI if yell Were
het. yonreelf.
Q4UNTRY l' WO DUCE
tafcen in °sell:top Nr goods, or 04811
EO: B. r I OFF' Al A N'S SONS
PH EA,T POMFRET STRNEI4,
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Natcg.—linving transferrmOny entire interest in
the grocery business to my Sons, those indebted to
mu nro requested to bottle with them, during my ule ,
sone° In t urope 01:0. It. HOFFIIIAN.
J . M. TIAP.,ONIIEIMER
boaldr In
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE QUALITY OF TEAR, PURE SPICE
QUEENSIVA 124
MIMED
FAMILY rl,olllt
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ALL RINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
BOUGHT AND SOLD
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DRS. D. FAIIRNEY & SONS'
CLEANSING THE BLOOD
The,long, ani?favorably kupwn preparation of I)
D. Fahrney & Son for cleansing the!flood, needs
this day no - reconimendation at our hands, its virtu
having been established by the thousands of ca•
whore It has giver - relief hi the
Most Difficult Forms of Chronic DiseaSs
during the lost mw E) highly - indeed lo it
isifeemed, that the demand is 'eoustinitly increasing,
not only at !mine, but WO Oro dully rreoiving applica
tions for it from tlio most reunite sections of tho
country—North:- East,6outh, -and Westc--To meet
this as well as to prevent the pnlille from
being Imposed nimn, we have determined to pot this
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PREPARATION
BUCII lk feriu_tbut IL may be ulthin reach oi every
Lolly overywhore,
Other tertporatlo.. Site Inferior. to the geonl
having been put out by rertalu parties. Inv- to
toll..takon by 'TOMO - for ourturn. awl IN a mattes
. 01111.• the old Pruparation D. Fatirney Soli I
born amide to duff, mall , .lu lepolatiou; thereto..
pre‘ent tltiu tniatalit, evi well on le the
cellSil/T 111.1111111111 1111 . 111 011.1 above. we 1131 . 1 t
hided 1. need the me Ilene. not in
LIQUID
,all 111.0 at the ...amo time put out Ito original
iu package form for tho benefit of turn, of our eh!
coetomers nod other- alio may yet firer, the Med.-
.111i1IPSIlactar, J. Not reeonourealhat It to mina
ell dlsealmo [Mr man b o Lady I, hob. to, lint 11x11 f/1.111,
llr noalielne, and G all dlsmiere 1 , 1 ighiating 11'0111
111i1/1111) 11100 , 1 1111,1 11 rum IFrrd liter, It turn 110 rqual ;
and telbarlot, 11110101104
Serefula, cut iromun ilkensee, lrile, a re
Tyro, erahl 1111 I. 1.11111.1 ex on thin form, totter Idiom
01 , 1 01111 e[ubb ru n'eerr., rbenumlleaffeel,lons,
Oyem.pri., Cm Li surlc helot:Ho., Jaundice,
toll rlgeoui,me.erm Mbri lly, nebourl dh,emee, foul
4011110.11, together trilh 'dim] lob bbr uri. l l.g
bolo 11111 , 111, In , 1011, :1101 a:001411'1041 111 , 1', Ao„
mopmtel by Dr... i Flll , ll/..,V5i.,.
ryl.lllll, awl Dr. P. Fele ney. lierul -o lllr, hi J.
Sold by all ilrultuist.• aim tee...lmill.! mmeral."
Sono geolline onmeri btr ... D. Falgroo3 6 ;ion 6/I 11
by IV, s', 110 0 , ibe; S.
drugeht , Nee ; J mire A I hurl, Lime I rase
It tole: Jelin C. A [Het, tigJst Fhij, 0. , M . ,.
3111,111/111
111. ILA rEN et BROTH E li•
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AND
.18141's
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p,,,ipor and .801 1 1 ,q n . t,,1 . ,1 ro
PACIFIC It4///14 4P.
Starke bought ni.di.l.l . on eounnl.lon uuly
C II IC A G 0,
DANVILLE AND IVINCENNER
FIRST mowydAOK•7 i P. C. GOLD BONDS
For Sale nt 00 and accrued interest
Ai:unman reuulind, null Iniurest ullowtnl.ou
balaweit. Subject to dwelt At esgbt
IWEN BROTII;EIR,
.I,i 'BB
9,80
Nn! r .4o soup, Fkiriz
Man7Oly
Taatitei.." and , .pay.cil • G,O ot4.
PECI 4 Is NOTI,CE:
• ,
OI,AAF.A BXDDLE
. ,
Ac A pgegi k ny Aprlmi ILolr friends that
-RQBAINS,
(Info of (ha lino of Batley .C 0.,) Loa this day asso
clatod Limeolf with them, andor - tho firm nawo of
BpBBINf3, CLARK & BIDDLE,
end will continue the
• WATCII AND JEWELRY D1M1N123.9 .
• . at the old eland, ', f_'•
. 1,124 CHESTNUT iITREET,
ruzidamirtuA. • . •
They are now 'offering, nt reduced prlcOs, it choice.
.atook of • •
AIdEIOOAN AND ftW/68 WATOM, •
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
• ~11TERLIND.4LLYERWA1112, •
TABLE CUTLERY,
. • • mxtitex, 'nooks,
nsunten, }ItENOI( AND VIENNA. • •
tit'agglt AND FAXON . GOODS..
284p70 . • . ,
N 1' lONS,
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STONI:WARE . ,
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MEDICAL
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VOP)',QN's
11,90 M uo i 814,1
PIIILADL'P.III,4*
DRY GOODS AND *CARPETS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
011EAP, DRY aoopp,
At the new store of
• D. A. Et A W-"i" E R,
D.A.6,IiWYEB,
CORNER.
IRVINE'S CORNER.
,1141 - Inel In
ME
Gwindine ,
Hernanim,
GEM
'nreallk „'
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A, - 12, 122
Munn 04, 8, 10, 12
mugliamP,l234, _ 14, 15, 17
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Cheapest Pants stuff.. in the town
Cheapest Clot le and Casslnterco In ttie town
Cheapest Hosiery In the town
- CIF - mpost Gloves and ifandltervidefs In tho town
Cheapest Notions of an hinds ' . In the town
Cheapest DeWitt.. _ : In Rise town
- .. „
Cheapegt Poplins' In the town
• •
. . . .
Cheapest Alpacas, black and colored, In the town
Cheapest Black and Fan s y,Sillts . In the town
Cheapest Japanese • ' in the town
Cheapest White (Mode, In the town
Cheapest Piques, figured and striped, in the town
Cheapest Marseilles In the town
Cheapest Parcel. _ in the town
Cheapest Chintzes, figured . and et; iped, In the torn
Cheapest Embroideries in the town.
. .
Cheapest Coliarsand.Cufts ' in the town
Cheapest Table Linen In the town
Cheapest Napkins, de, dc, in the town
A splendid arilelo. of Pique at 25 cents. All other
goods lit proportion. Lome nud examine for your.
solves. No erudite to slow ponds. Our motto is
"Small profits and quick sales." Theim goods havo
been purchased for cash lit present gold prices, and
I can sell you new goods 25 per rent less than they
will charge yon for old genie at other stores.
IMM
D RY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES,
HARPKA'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
linseti during the greatest J. preenion in tile
until; et, and to Lr wdd at i-orteeponilinttly lose prices.
DRESS GOODS,
I . lllllpliMillg 111/ the noveltioa of the ,u,18312
MOURNING a SECOND NIOUENING GOODS
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Jrut MOH mcg,,111.1 ACK A LPA ()CA (Sprvialty
WHITE G.0013,V;
I...iquen In gt at ty rntl latent ,stylnti
French Alnrdi.,
Bishop and Victoria Lawne,
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lOSIERY nod GLOVES In grvat vrareity
Guipure Laces—Peht and cheapest, stock ilk town.
Real Valenciennes, Thread Laces, 11.4.1 lingo
Hamburg Embroideries and Lace Collars.
LINE:N . 6IOOI)S,
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Linea Shuotiug.,_
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Table Linens and Napldol,
Do) I I o Tuu e I
-_Chita
1 OYS7 CAESIMERES AND MEN'S WEAN
i.wunt styhw, Ire. than rogolar rates.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Op On,
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LI. A NIA LACE SOCK S,
IN MANTLES,
SIIETL 4NII AIIA NV LS
'FIRM& A. HARPER.,
rdune7o Yor. llanover and Pomfret sts
CHIN' DRY GOODS
Still Another Reduction in Prices !
/AlB of' Goods from A ;irti,,a Ee
Mt y,
:" '4 1 ' 1, 111 t,
0 L 1. V '
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nitEss GuoDs
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Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Cllo', Sitar. , NI., tau] Po's' Wvar, I.
.1611. I'll \II l'lllll uI I.trigiry. - -
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Itt Meek ;111,1, ,White I.l4lteh. Franey Ito.
Skir, litahlh.li3Alll.!a gOOlid. •
slritky beniiiry
Never bent! h ever iniiitted% :tale of 11Inel: A litaveN
or l'oplitta, and s'till •Ittiorlitte rittlttetitnt lo .thou
eat) lot Ott utt , taisell itlf Nov in theY t thit'ety for pep,. t,
7,A
ace Pointe, -
Silk Coats,
and Summer Shawls,
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47 min MAIN FfitEF/1'
MEM
DECLINE IN GOLD 1
CORRESPONDING DECLINE IN 0001)8
qui to 191 exeltoment In the Dry Ono& Inarllct, I u a
very marked &chew In prices of • •
DRESS GOODS,
hllka, Dolainoa, Itlutlwrs,linccan, Pon dargou
R eps, 'and tv larga var uty, riiiitindaingdicarlyavory
thing In this lino of gouda , • • • y
agoras,
Fl, i nols, Tickhigs, 0 Inghatne, IllankUts.Cottonados,
Hon Cucky Jeune, CLOTHS. and CASSIMERES Linon
and 'Cotton TI11)10 Clapers, phlrtlogo, Checks.
WHITE GOOpS,
OlvIpp; Nahunrok, Cambria, Tneonets, French Ms
l'arl,nlaps, Mantle And Swien• .91gIngn and In
dortlug. • • •
• • • y.QSTERy - GLOVES,
. v
Trimmings, In groat vArloly,. Itkbbonti; of tho Ilcs i t
Hata gnd Suntloyns.
r4NoY gO9I)S
of a mat many atyler, and all very elleT
TAW prnder.alothing;
•ery hanitoomojy po6iitit) tibgino4. dip°
10 4. 1 WW8, OIL 0100T48,
Auggety,ltuge —Window , 134,1ee r -RW{lh connter—
panee,,tunA geode not ,eniniloAnid iwatit 01
.
Apace. •
We claim to hove the lorke. 'cud hoot etagfr of
Dry Goode In QV Antorlo r the Sint., nett Will sell
altinch paneling will int isfyallgini,thio le tho'Piac 6
ta i1t14 33 4:” ' igatzoA CO: . •
2
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lIA#DIVAitE, SA YES, &c.
MILLER & BO*Ejt • ,
At 9e.riS '- ‘r store of
HARDWARE S2' ORE,
26 NORTH HANOVER---STMEET;I
Lnce Pointe,
Summer Shawls,
Lure Curtains,
ynrasols, Farm, Cc
WE would respectfully cull the atten
tion of tho public to our recently replenish•
oil STOCK ON HARDWARE making it now one of
the largest in Cumberland Valloy and cousleting
In part of HAMMERED AND ROLLED ,
IRON
SURDON'S lIORSD • SHOES, NORWAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', NV AdON MAK ERS', COACH MA
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BUILDING 31 A T 1.; RIAL
Sruld ieri ,
Cabinot Materr, 'Undertake., and enrich Ntaknra
MATERIAL
tbalnn: Shoyulu, Forku, linkus, he
Iteradra !tic McCOILMICK'H, REA I , NIt constantly
on band. No are countantly In receipt of gOode
Ml=o3
direct from the manufaeLurere end aro nide to fur
nigh country merchants at Philadelphia and Now
York pricoo
4a..11(10DS ,I.diverod to all pßrtn oi (hr town
of ehnrgo.
WILCOX, & 01)3135'
SEWING 11/itCIII N E
WO ha,s secured the Ammey of tine Wilcox • &
GILLS' Sewing }lamb lee, a little family arrange-
MOTS no one seems wlllitig to do without after
buying seen one In operation. 1110 \S . W.,
Gibbs' is a Siegle Thread Machina - and claims
superiority over all Double Thread Machines in the
following particulars. It le simpler and lens - Dahl&
to get oat ofrepair. It ,Is cheaper. it runs
with less noise. It rues easier. It runs fester
It has the bent device for praenthig , the wheel
from running bat•kward. It foquires less Mechttel
ea: skill to operate It. It requires leer Unto and
Instruction to learn to use it. 'lt is - the most'
Icertain and reliable It its operations... Its boodle
s straight end ins liable to he broken than a
curved elm The needle In ' , veined In Its place by
an Ingeniously patented device which renders it self
•adjusting NO that !wittier skill or
Impeder.° are
required in arranging it. It seas directly trout the
spool thus doing away with the tedious operation
of rewhitling the thread for adjustment In the
shuttle. It makes the Wilcox & .Gibbs' en "twisted
loop etitch," n stitch original with this 0181.11ine
and ;made by no other, the seam Is 11101, elastic
sad stronger th.tni the Lock Stich. The se:turfs Um
meal even reel beautiful, the seam is always self
fastened thus avoiding, a. reversible feed. Its ton-'
pion is more simple and mere easily adju-ted, lL is
more speedily changed from- one skindxit week to
another,--it does -trenutiful embroidery, It has the
best hemmer, It has the best filler, it has the best
braider, it has the best tralt.. The Wilcox tcl, Whim
has been In the ntrket-fer a little more eight years,
during which time upwards of sixty thousand have
been made and sold, a numb.. by fifty per cent.
larger time were sold of luny Double Thread Ma
china in ills rune number-.of Its_mtrliest years•
Stich sea :Cobh 4.l3llffieltill le warrant the sale of this
Meobluo.• wherever it has an Agency without tine
doubling eVICCUCP of testquenials, of wlatch there ere
enough to till up the coliseum tin tea , land. These
Machines ere ire rxhibitiou at our Nerd, No. .2te,
North ilateover street, Carlisle, whnem--they may be
examitted• mid they •wort,&ller4 - lif itierclettre
ylnineiug anything riddling to It.
Itespietteby Ac., •
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1870.
II A R I) A'R I
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Dealers in Ilard ware, Iron, Cutlery, ,Ce.;
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Th itit fill (or
. 1 or hi vorp. I.) ',trill alloqltimli to
/.11%10e.9 We Iloilo 10 :r lii 'O%,
.
4. . .
bl, Ilil i ttS()NS hmowing themselves
intlebtkl 61 Ifttorriiit*ao , aVO'rtalti(stt•tl to
Ato a latoitaltato sattletotint: loot' llama lolitot
Patto la pre satit tlo , ut I', lii.i 1 WM, 11.1 ,r NS il• l'to
ti att /tit 14 . itttiiiiii ' lt . jlotuaory ' I, 1t . t71." • '
lIE!Clit SA*T9.\:...
tq)ao7D,
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irit TS AND CA PS,
T CALLIO,
CP •
o. 29 IVIBT MAIN STREET.
CARLISLE
T4o, II ATTER of Car: kir I
Thu lutes t'styles just received I
Tho I 1 tog. etylus nhVays uu Inuitll I
SILK HATS from flat beet .Nittoufm4ur. 11
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'J. 0. CALI',IO wish& to call attention to Ills largo
EIXII
• 11A , T2 A 47 OAFS.
•r • •
Ile manufactures fiats 'to order, and has Ipo bust
arcangemonto for aoloring,jfats, Woolen floods,
and Ove . rconte, at short notice
ThO highest OASII PRIONS psitt for
COVNTRYVUItg
' . 1 10rcayr. 11 . 151 A oALL. , IZO ,
Ni? 20 AI.tI,ITISTABET.
I°OPT.3
F4 Esi f 4 ,. 44 wAL
Of ao,ehelNew Sp ri?tg Myles ni
.I:UM AND OAPs.
The Subscriber has JUNE Opened,aChlo. 10 North
Ifanover Bt., a few door' North et the Carnalaneponit
Bank, one of the largest and boot stock' of liars a
OAPS ever offered in Carlisle. '
Bilk fate Casaimeresuf all styles and qualnim,
suer Brim different colon!, and every description of
Bolt fate now made. Tit 0 Duntaird anchindfashionod
brush, kept constantly ou band and made to order.
an warranted to give satisfactlon: , A full assortmeat
BrAW HATS, Newsboy ' s and abildrou'll Sauey.
I aye aligded tom ktiick, Notions of ditto
klne,eon ,ng .9fTei 0 ent'a Btoo
'Nook-Tim, 'Menai °loves, hrtaidditiOng Silica, us:
panders, Umbrellas, &F., Vr,lo avgara and Tolnicco
plwaye on hand.: ,
Give me a call and Owning rti, stock, all X fbal coo.
tWelat pletudnd, besi o deir aN ti x tlnff ionnirt,
Aluil67 He. Ah Ninth l ‘ fa 40 tue8 St.
CARLISLE, PA
Ninth,
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h1n,. , 10 11/111 . %%I . 1111 r 1 .1 t V.:,
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Carriage .13111&lbw mid Livery
- - -
CARRIAGE BUILD] NO IN ALL
ITS 1114 A NI VIES, AND rrl;l ' -i rallvn
T . 1t A . 4 U NA): 1. E ATES
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e;t ICU Ltll EC, t'4 IMIAII ES,
al:,1ItItIAGI.; 4 : CA , ItIMIES,
i:',I:I:IAGE:', rAlt . lt I Ali ES, ~,
, 2.0.11.1. ‘ti E 4, CA. U 1 . 9 Atil , l: , ,
CA lot 1.11.1 Es. CAIIIII WES,
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IR' , 4“ Es. • BELIE I Ez_ 4 , • ItU(EJ ES
111 ,;i; 1 i 5, 111141; I ES. , T ,G, ES,
E;;i
ijnaJJ,
pr()Q I 1:5,
!UMW E• II "ilEfEs
It billlEE,
110E1E5,
IIUEGIE: , , JIEGEIES' 11Et111155,
II anus, ttuim I r.;.... litutolm4,
mitm nis. A. 111111111 51,, IIIRMII•:8,
SPRINII 11',111ONS,:41 , 1{INE IVAIRINS,
51'111511 11 AEIiNS, 51 , 111NG 11'.1(10ES,
SERINO 15.1111155 . SPRINE W4olE , lti;
s.lltlNti 1VA11 , E.45. APRINO WA I / 1 1N8,
51 , E1Nti IV AUON 5,
.81%1Na It AEONE,
SI. it I!•111 WAEON 4 , SPEW; IVALION,S,
Al , ;, I Nll IV 111054, . Si•IIINd 11"AtIONF,
POWDEIt. SIWT
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Lhe Pulal.lll gqorel,io give him 4 eel).
Ara- Ronteulblir 11101 eniablishe.lllllll,, (In VITT
E',I2IIHETor
, nth of the: tellreed Peput,
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1 0 LHS T CLASS LIVE Kr
connect!ou with the libove ottabl!shmout. ,
IC K. 'Erin Ell.-
PENNA
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Thu uf Carlislul I
LIVERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
ST. BLE.
lIONSES AND cAnitincths TO HIDE
ON II ' EASONAULE -.TERMS, AND AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
'o.putamlus waNitipTim FOR lotiNEl4.o
.k•T N. otable . room for 00 heid of horses on
kcal,
17101170
T j AWN MOWER.
• •
"14 A. D 8
of thk littlo Trawl 'Are PrOpared to
asaurt dolttit. • •
P HPT.
•
now In Um inarkot. ilifo challenge all.otheve. It ill
.compact, .oheap,, and durable, and, warranted to por
liwnl Its work with onso and eatfefaotlon. a. small
boy can 01101 . 11th•it as well no a nian., It has tha
double advantage of a Bigler attachment, which will
be tonna inieful In Ike rot
, i of walks, "
ad. .
and pee ' '" ' •
vir,fL JONES' ,
null I.Kn i. tholV Si;
psikololphia Ooqnsl trirs.
_ O „,,_ „,
U
se 'WorohntooS polio 1 valor h.% ..!T.'°,,.n.,
kinds,' and everythlhs ' noitookesp. 't n. ..,,,;‘,
'Wholosale and Ratan. .____,,,,,,,,,,,, pi . ,
' N 041121 IddR . IiNT SF, POlO' o, ''''',' , • . .. '!.
''''.l.oOlay7o-Ses . . ,
CLOTHING, HOOP SKIRTS.
CI_RAND OPENING OF . SPRING
AND BUMMER GOODS,
FOR MEN, YOUTH - , AND BOYS' WEAR
at tho old and well known atone bl
ISAAC LIVIN-GSTON,
NO. 22 NOZITU HANOVER STREET,
C - a - rliV
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Now opening tho latest novelties hi largo varieties
of the best makes known to the trade.
Fine F'renel , Snzoo, knglinl,, neil Domeetie
CLOTH, CA SSIMERES,
Ela4, TWEEDS, LINEN,
COTTONADES, MARSEILLES
Made an in a auperior style, or Rohl by the yard, at
the low eat price. If acrid by the 3 ard, no charge
for cutting. •
A xpl.dhl lbw of
11..Arin4iiseescwasetedIt.91
Lftige varhlyuf
TRUNKS, VATIRS, CARPETBAIiS
11111" PONE ,,
MDEM!!I
A general lot of Tailnr's Goods
{Tho lii•st styln Clothing in town! )
l'he lii.iit rondo Clothing in town.!
The lii,t inisorinient hi I , ,wii ! _ J
( Oor Mork of flood.. for .
Ciii.tinlier Trade,
( Sninwlor to any in town I
( The lowesepriees In town for the
Battle quality of goods. Cull in. Nu
( troulde to show Rirsortittent.
ISAAC I.IVI: , :CSTON,
i 2 N,,rtb 'llium or stri•Pt, Car
Established 1847
MIMIC
CyHEAP JOHN has just returned from
tho Eamon inarltot, whhe, bv'got ihr
biggok. bllrgaillM in
MENNE
IMBED
FURNISIITNU GOODS,
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W111..11 114 1,111 /11.11111,W 111 hold 1411.
ALL Is'ool. SUITS at ;79 00. ugpl nn oilleniAoll4
, flue gdodx aro !water than the ;wales(
And Olean, than to chraid.st,
And WIIMII ho liveti and dot, him I ritlf4,
1 lem now-d.riing to ion:
Ile liven in Ow hullollnv, nit .1.1.•1
Hon.!, (1n.n...,y IVtl4el.)
In r,o;j4. of dioCouri
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SPIII SI. WAIIONB
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Si ' l , lltl-111111tI NV:4g.mt., of ullln.tuluut iu
osehauge for work
S I:4
STERNER & BnoTon,
j'ai rear of BelliA lloume
Landscape Lawn , 11 weep
8X1111 . 7.1;qT,
AND MOST EFFIOIENT
AL• AOHIN '
',STOVES AND TINWARE•
E C 9 NOMISTSi
Your attentloa t called to the fact that -at
11HINESMITH & RUPP'S
Store yoti'can see the finest displey of goods °vet
kept in any similar establishment in the comity, can
sißilfig to otrt of the following
STOVES - AND HEATERS,
'Warranted to give general autienetion
SUNNY SIDES PIRE PLACE lIEATER,
ORIHNTAL PARLOR. HEATER,
1 ESTINGS,
01111:NTAI, PARLOR STOVE,
LIVELY TIMES RADIATING lIASE DURNBR
JUNIATA PARLOR lIRATER,
PARLOR 1.1(1 . 1IT IMEE BURNER,
BEM
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BAH LEY Ehl EA F
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IJAIC.Er ROA:U. AND HEAT
nnitt!., u roni, thnn ml) nun, ntuv, , n in ibis
MEM
IN
REVOLVINI) MGM' BASE FIERNI',B
Eyir I.l* 1.11;IIT 111..11SElt
Having nrgnireti n rilinlittiou in title anti atijoitting
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oro [hominoid to ken'', It Fame in the intern
fet•haa erllitlt.ht that we nm arll you pawl artioira at
Os. on bawl, ;04 !Ly
MEM
ILAT I sti)NS,
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HOLLOW WARE,-
Of G. 3.1 urnl.lua nod r•lielip
{St- Lun•. ;tll.l 1,1, on
t..ittlly lc t.l)t. imn tir,t -I•hitis
TIN ANT) SHEETWON iy.titi:nrwsit
MEE
JolllllNti
1,110 id] e Jr.tilT, 11111 , i at 1..`42.4)11;i14 tenue. Suue
, 01111/. a al/A.11,1.d 110terial on 11111.4
13.1111 , TES3TITII Tft,TP,
Nos. 62, 61, 68,
_ - NORTH HANO‘ Llt STREI.A
G 1 I AD VERTIS EMEN
1! ABTER I? K.B ,
COATI R c•r ILEyr IV II ARI,
CALCINED AND LAND
gTILit
I{l' 1.1 z !No s A f,Ts
RONF: DUST
r
A inquiry will receive immediate
AAL. a• A‘ta . Sal.i•faciloil. in price
a,Alirt.l. a 01 11, pwialilly•
--If I , ly
SOLI') SILVER awl
:41r. pLA TED WARE
ul rr , •ry olopriipthon atarlitit,t oh .ip,nr, xniluLle fur,
liriiial Gifts, Testimonials, and Holiday
Presents.
Irme.). than the revillar 11.1. raila
rxti.annion'y halncennans b. inn( Intorp.
11 1;11,1l.il M.IIITEI,, No, 7ip.Ard, Mystd,
' Pill r.titigrribt
(Ohl 11,d:1141.41,Ni 2,24711
AGENTS WANTED. Agentswant-
NI, $75 to ssoo per 'mouth, nude and female,
to bell the eriebrated nod original Common .emir
Fondly Sewing Improved and perfected; It
will hem, telbrditeb, Melt, bind, Livid, oral 611 1 / 1 .140r
ill It Moot miperior mummer.
_Prim. only $l5. For sit.
Illicit; and durability it hits uu 1.1V41. Lo tot buy
from any parties x,dliug nutchinrs midnr.tbr some
some ammo us ours, unless hoving_ . a__Cortilleute-of
A gym, ns [hey lot, worthless east iron
machinrs. .For rirrubtro and terms, Imply or address
Ili CRAIVI4)IID .t CO.
C 3 Chest lint et root,
COAL , ANI) L UMBER
- -- ,
f HEAP COAL! CHEAP COAL!!
k . ) Thu .6criber is prepared to deliver, by thu
45, load, to limehurnorm, and ,tier ton.,,,ben, along
the lino or tit o Cumberland Volley Itallroad, the eele- d t
hrated:
LYKENS VALLEY COAL!
Al' TILE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES FOR CASH
lq• to of IL ,ery - wipenor and Will
f urn pt whidtfNltl 'all Tbuttullnit,.. -
v i m dellyer ,;6.1
np• lend. ilgrlitg the eurrept tight fly I ll° I° ollol
price.,, per mu of 2,000 114
Pen.; ............. 1•IIII•1 • //1....... T•rt $ 4.00
Nut 400
Store • 5 25
Egg 525 .
'Aptl to other point.: of the rood he will tlellver'it,
adding or tlt•ductlng the' expotole 'of clltTeroureAu
Trelelitti.
'rho 11i/UVO 1,6111 will be athjccl to elm rims (hit
of prices, 'nett utunth,..ntAlle oho.. •
• GEOIWE ZINN..
Office—comer of Slot and l'ltt et reetti.
21ap70 ;
BEST LYKENS VALLEY LIME
COAL, $4.25, at tho yards of
SUMMIT BRANCH LYKESI.I VALLI-Y.I:GO •
STOVE COAL, dellvtdoll $ 00
NUT.,COAL ' ' 4'o
`ld thoyalil, 25 colds , loss, At tile ..firtfil t r . , • ,
- : • -,! A.'4l. KLA/R. -
. ,
I:f'
LUM DEL Oh' ALL KINDS at tho 1
lowtot prices.
At tho yards at , ~.
1887
BARGAINS
NON OPENING' IN
poIFD H BT - tp .Is.tob
DiIEuS.CIOODS, K •, . '
• UAIIMBREB, '
. '. c:t3ATIN.E . TB,
. , . ) . JEAN: ,
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WRITE. GOO1)s,
DRUM TRIMMINGS
'LYIIIERS, • .
• •, . ' MINIONS
-I . A
. .
• • ; :11 , TZ1t1'13.
• . • • • .
Opinilto.tho kottaton, 1 / 6 n/10, i ekt : . 1 to 'XO'3l . o—ffito
Otrltelo
STOVES AND HEATERS
11111 ch for
ECONOMY
NO111,1: WOK,
NOVELTV-PAHLuIt COOK,
and NATIONAL lIA NOE
Quite u uuvolly
STOVES,
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MOM
EOM
CO.ll,
MBE
=
CiItI.ISLE, PA.
1 , 1114. - A1)1:1 - ,E - 411. - 4
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EIIIMEG
SPRING
1867
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