CARE OF SUCKING COLTS. Those who raise colts, usually excl.- /7 , 08 e care in selection of good stock to breed frBm, but many greatly neglect to give the colts proper attention during hot weather, while they are riening with dams. It is not uncommon to see, those that were healthy'and well devel oped in early summer, looking puny and' . ,poor, and their hair falling off, before autumn. This trouble arisesfromalloN ing the colt to draw Milk while the blood of the mare is in a high state Of heat from violent exertion. 'When the dam is used in hot weather upon - the farm or road, - so as - to - heatler blood, the colt should never be allowed to suck until she has fully cooled off Let him fill himself Won:Nilo mother is put into the harness, and if it islimport , ant that he should tie doinpany tlic dam, - tie him at her side so that he will be un able to draw milk .until be is liberated ; for it is much better that he should go hungily al few hours, than to take his food while' it is in a fevered state. ' IT the mare is to make a long distance in a hot day, and return at night, it is 'best to leave the colt at' home, and draw the milk from the udder by hand once or twice during the clay, and, upon re _turning„then...allow_the_colt_to_fill..him, self gradually as the milk is secreted. Celts injured by heated milk, seldom recover from it for a year or two, and . many times never. They become re duced in flesh, get lefisy in the fall, and during the first winter of their existence,. 'when they need health and strength, as under any circumstances it is the most critical period of their growth, they have - life just enough to enable them to move, and the second summer, the proper time for development, is spent in the recuper ation of lost vitality.—Horsanuta's Man val. TOBACCO NOT AN .I3IPOVERISIIRR.• There is a class of agricultural writers who, in common with a large class of moralists, thinking the nse of tobacco an evil, feel called on to discourage its cul tivation. We are no apologist for "the weed,'--and—have-no-wish-to-onconrag: the extension of its growth. But wo object to the system of morality which • does evil that good may come, oven in very small matters, and when these good folks wisl, to write down tobacco, we are not willing they should do it by saying what is not :so. They have tried the "morality" argument on their Connec ticut friends, for instance, and it has proved a dead failure. A paragraph now before us, in a letter written from the Valley of the Connecticut, Says Inciden tally of a township: "About ninety of the farmers here are engaged in the culture of tobacco. Some fifteen or twenty do not raise tobabco, being 'what arc called " conscience men." The favorite argument now is the "destruc tion of the land," the " terribly exhaust ing character of the crop." Poor old Virginia and hseworn hillsides are, for these arguers, fertile of proofs at least. . Lately they aro backed up by a Bostlin chemist, said to be of some note, who • proves plainly, by chemical analysis, that a single crop of tobaCc o - greatly - more exhausting than continuous crofts of wheat and corn. This ,argumcnt will avail much with the ignorant, and keep many from enter ing upon tobacco culture- who might otherwise bo tempted "to do so. With people of common sense and observation, familiar with tobacco growing, it will —have so t as the—“mora• • argument in Connecticut. A letter in The Southern Planter from the famous , Danville tobacco region says, what may be confirmed by thousands practically familiar with the subject: "I agree en tirely with W. A. G., that tobacco is not an impoverisher but an improver of the soil, for I have observed all my life—and I am now an old man—that corn, wheat, Ate., succeeded bet* after tobacco than any other ~ crop. The finest highland. corn I have evermado was ou fresh land which had been in tobacco the two pre ceding years, no manure having been ap plied to the land. Old tobae6o lots were alike successful. PRUNING TONIATOES.,-A good deal has been said within the last few weeks respecting the necessity and mode ofprun ing tomatoes, which we regard as just so much bosh. After awhile they will get to pruning egg plants and onions. We have cultivated tomatoes for over twenty years, have grown them in every possible way, and we have never yet lacked a full crop of fruit, without pruning. For a few years we have cultivated them on strong branches of trees, which this year are in some instances nine feet high, partially trimmed.'--The tomatoes—Fe, jeer—are 11 . 9. w twO-thirds of- the way pp, and will drown them in a little while. By this method the vines have full play, so have the sun and air ; and if you can't got large, perfect, and an abundance of fruit, of the 'finest quality, wo are at a loss to tell you how to do so. The fruit already upon these branches or poles, will give some indictition as to what - the general crop willthe, and we invite all interested to examine them. We shouldlike . to see the man who would attempt to prune our tomatoes !. We used tolnstoes from our own.gar 7 . den for the first time on the twelfth's and corn, Adam's extra, early, on the ifixtoontb ultimo.-Laermautotan Tc/i -graph. „ BEST 915A88 IPOW/SIITTER.-if you aim at a groat : flow.' of milk, feed clover ; if you wish Holt milk, and well flavored butter, feed young timothy and white • clover ; if you aim at the best results, both in quantity and quality, clover and timothy in summer, and early cut timo thy and wheat bran hi • *inter. The grass must be cut when heading out ; or better, young., aftermath well cured. 'Avoid roots and garden stuff in,general, if you wish .4 good quality of butter—. though it is now hold that those fed while milking or immediately before, will remedy the' evil. MANURE is never so valuable' as when , it Is fresh. It thou holds in association notronly all the fixed soluble substances, natural to the solid examinant, but much that is of great yaluo found 'only in the liquid. It •is in a condition td quickly undergo chemical change, and the gas eous, ammoniac'al products scoured are doulde 'this() i:esulting from . 'that whioh has boon 'weathered in a heap out of 'doors for several months.--43oston Journal of Mani Ntry. ' • A GOOD, lhillEDY. —We know of nail= ing better l'or cracks in cows' teats, to whielt they hie very much subject when, first turned to pasture, than glycerine ; one,Or two applications of which will heal them up. The teats should be well washed with a suds fluid° of castlie soap ; —itself of cleansing, healing application. • —and the glyeerlhe put on at-night after DRY GOODS, tOr SPECIE PEICES REDUCTION IN PRICES ,EXTRAORDINART, GREENFIELD'P, NO. 4 EAST MAIN STltlifiT GRAND DISPLAY Of ;ill the Latest Novelties In DRESS DOORS I= BLACK BILKs qt o,ently Reduced prices Japanese P/11311 ' and &Hi.] 8, .1191.111 - Poplins, New Rt.). of C 0130 R I) 81 lb IC N, fiiplendid iniiiortment of Now Spring Pori!. ter .alts, Very Cheep, Beat Dolalnex reducad to 20 and 22 contx 2030 yard. tiptop Calico of 10 cent. All the beet renlice of prints et 12M evals, s luglumun nt reduced priceg %pt. 4 , 4 apploton, A muslin 1 lard 121; Soatnrer Idem 4.4 nt 18 cents, Wameutto at 22 fouth A Job lot of Bleached and Unbleached innollue no •ard wide, at 12 3 cents, tacks of COTTONADES, EONFORD DENIMS =I = Alai all rt greatly reduced prices A Good Ct.ol: at l2jf, contra I .BLACK ALPACAS A SPECIAL BARGAIN In the above, lee defy compel:non for weight of •Inth. For beauty 10 lutare iuid x^mdr they cannot be eurpanned by any In tint country Prlceo 25,;0, 60, 00, 76, $1 00 =9 I= Juni. opened for MEN" AND BOYS , v ry eSrap I= WHITE GOODS, SwlstuA, °nook M tsCins, 114,110.1ful Piques fifty per colt Ion•r than lust year'• pricer 10.1 ILI, U LOVES, Norio S, he., The attention of buy., to the above •pock, Is oarriently solleitud. I will offer bona lido 113rgAirla MIM!=MM BtOrked %Oh (pH goods bought. Itt %vat pricell L. T. GREENFIELD MEM 1870 SUMMER OPENING ITEM C ENIII A I DR• Y GOO I; S 19 E, of very vital, ty, evvry v.' y Oe I= IBM MEM El= = Illaek 01'1111114 iill.l‘. Iw., ) 111,11. l'opl • rio, A Iva. eax, D. it/ nos, I . =1=1!112 I 1!IrIll3 all ut grt at biorgains =1 for dresses, of every variety, x ylo, nod yiality U • rselllex for drooi 25, ;ill, : . 5, an nwl 3u conts imr yurd A beautiful umurhm•ut of Lidice', Mine., and CBlldrou's PARASOLS nod SUN UMBRELLAS = of sill the rirw ntylo. for the Nellholl I=l )14111 mit I us-wt flout f t low Arlo I/ONIISTIO (100D9. lieling At greotty reduced pi lcnx 31118111 , 1 e, Cnllevos, tiltOmts, •Lllkltgx, Toll . ° Lin u n, Towels, N4pki.to, 31,raitlilve Quilt. iiUMMEIt I . 4..yfSATtrl4 tr'uvury kind nod 101014 AND DA{,3IEREB, 1.. , rltriety, and +ening tit very low prices I n, Oteninieren, I'3tlttgn, LI. ed NOTIONS: . rat war'et,, enJ lw.tys xulJlii pt tllu lowuet Ma CAILPI:TBI (.IAUPBTB! Beet quell* Lowell throe-ply Carpet., Extri super t.o-ply • la d great Onilety of latodoomo paqerno, Buautlfal p ittoius of, Imported cnrpota, ranging prleee from 60ceato to $1 por yard. All width, of Striped Carpols for hullo aod'atalri Beautiful plittortte awl sfylee of Creoleloy'a Bog Hell Tapestry Carpet,. .ILolulnadu Rag Cre m.ttinge tiriiilwfiltit, in uhlto of d.ollockutl lfattay cluektul Malting. Super quality Cocoa t • Waxlory c:utneotillon in 111 Mode of goods woe!! .11eiwo call und iunko your noloctions from thy argeet Block thu LEIDICH & MILLER, Blgu o? too Carpal; 'NO,9 EAST MAIN:STREET, CARLISLE; PA' loptinu, eTOIXN 111.1: 7 twpm , S etrx,vm.pr. 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Also good SECOND lI4ND PIANOS lot ~sin or rent, at twins to suit tim Omen. and oxtimlne-...thom Iyhutbnr you Ma tto r. i .r Luy. SILVERTONGUEDORG ANS MEL or ID''l6.o IV-S` from the world renowned munditetory.of E. P. Need hnm k Eou, (formerly Carhart & Nevi Hum): Th, eheapent and bed In the world, and all warranted And li;pt iu ordur Ly uyuolf for 11TO years. Also VIOLINS, GUITARS, MEET MUSIC ANA MUSIC-BOOKS, STRINGS OF ALL AWLS, avorything oppOrto!nlog to tho mod* bualuom. .9 , 41 Pianos, Alalagoons, and Organs takon In part PAY fur new 4i13,3,; REP I RI-NG All klude of ltietrunniute repaired and tuned Call and nzamino, my stook and lam aura I can lilooeo. JOHN H. RHHEM. NO: - 14 WEST: MAIN' 'STREET, Don't forPot .. the placo, (oposite Marloic MIL) CARLISLE, PA PPPPPPRUPP PPPP_ . PPP PPPP PPPP PPUP PPPP 0 PPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP • • PPPPP PPPPPPPPPP . 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They are the only Ilnatera the' ire teenaged wlthon, any" dampers, ' Mid WhiCis all k'oda of font eon he lirra,l without altnratlon. Cooking Range's, for Ilotetln, Iteetaurantm, and ME Flat Top Heating Hang°, , PlaCo' heaters, --Lonr - Down Grates; Slate Mantels,' Registers, Ventilators Pamphlets giving full description, sent free, to nny address. • 23J0ne70,1y T E. CALDWELL & CO U . • , :I,EWEL . ERS, AND IWORTERS, 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPAIA, Kog. ONLY FIRST CLASS GOODS AN IMMENSE VARIETY ON •.f I= DIAMONDS .I.ENV :r ItY, SILVER WARE, WEDDING BILVhI BEE CLOCKS, BRONZES FOREIGN FANCY GOODS = All pardons deblring really firm articles, reliable I quality, and pudenda in price, RV, certain to b pleased by our exceedingly lame and varied roller lion. • Our stock In kept olwaya fr.sh. by additions from first mums. Our Moro to pronounced omrof the wont elegant In the, world; and any portico vlnltingtho city aro ear• Wally invited to call and I flaunt Is at their blow., 2.OJan7OlY JAMES S r EATtLE & SONS, Ell= LOOKING GLASSES. The Ilene and elleapent PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES, Most elegant styles CIIROMO-LITIIOGRAPIES, Euinpean and Nmerican—nn Immense lu:sot:tn./la =I The ttervent phblica.tlons ROGEAS' GROUPES We aro the only nutluithell_ wholesale and retail dealers iu the llogorr' Oroupeo in title State,-and sell all of them at manufacturer /1 rai'o Circular/I cent oat application: 'EARLES' GALLERIES, 816 chestnut street, 21aug691y T HE GREAT' CA.USE OF RUA AN MISERY - 317=UITMITEIT'IN - X7l. .1-1-C=ITITETVL. Price, Six Cents A lecture Yo the nothre, truat❑uvil, Ott .1 radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sperunatertbnenn in duced by Solt'-Abnee. level untsry Entissions, 'mph. toney, Nervous Debility, and Impediments no ylar riage gru nn oily; Epilepsy nod Fits Mrutel nu+ Physlcul Incaparity. dun., -by Robert J. Coln:evil, 31. D., author of. the tiro. Rook," Ste. The world renowned author, in th'e mindruble lecture, clearly proven 'rum hie own exporhmeo that the an nil rU11.11110.08 of self abuse may be effect ually removed without nulleine, arid without dan gerous surgical operatlona, bougloa, Inatrumente, rings, or cordials. painting out nmods of ease at Once certain end effectual, by Which svcry sufferer, no matter what Li•a coalition may ho, may core himself, cheaply, pelvewily, and radically. This I. oturo nil proves holm to thonsandeand thousanda Sent u order Neal, inn 'dein envo'ope. to any addroax, 011 the receipt f xlx MAP, ur two postage snoops, with...l , ollr the publishers Ale Dr. I' ulverwoll's Marriage Guide," In c 25 Addriem the publbbet a, 411A+. J. C. !CLINE 4: 1 0., 127 Bowen., Nov I'm k, 0111c43 8., 1,58. :Juno7.o TO THE LADIES Ther- ran be notlCn2 that will plate the ladi:s hotter than a and article, which Is tmuJodi a so ery fatally ['ureic y day's as, it&li nu tirtic uis I(I.SI'ES' GENUINE AMERICAN TALI: IV SOAP, recommended for the follow ieg purposes: For„ gun eral household use; for-the toilet fur the laundry •, fur chapped lionos, ho. 'old . by 1%11 grocers :sod Atom:Reapers oven:Asher, NATHAN Is 1:ICIC, to le agent, N, :519 North Etna' street, lOfsb7o Om PURE LIQUORS, WINES cee N EW LIQUOR STORE JOHN HANNON, N. E. Cor. Hanover and Pomfret karoctB. (A fuw doors south of Bentz's utore.) '- Purl) Rya Whisky, Best COIIIIIIOII Whisky, Puri, Holland (lin, • Ginger linustly, Port Wino, Sherry {Vine, Jatnalca Um, • Itavborry Syrup. Champagne. MISIILEW BITTERS; INIIOFF'S . and GLAoS'S 150070 , , Life insurance Company NOWNIWESTERN I= OPFICIG •1.4): 416 - LAIN STREET, MILWAUKEE,' WIS • ONSIN \ i t • Tito Medal Life Insurance Company of thii Cont font, and tho largest company laiteldo of the eel board cities. AEB KTB, OVER s7,scupo, (awl rEtpitlly It.crel!ng.) NUMBER OF MEMBYRS, 83,000, (and adding 1 , 000 nnw one,' onelk mouth.) Iricomu In 1869 i3,1188,5g8 6 Numbur of Pollclus homed In 1869.... 9,89 111 V. JAMES 8. WOODBURN, DICICINBON, PA BuOdul Agent 4 Wilco witii-Juliu T. Grcou, usq , South Hono rer knot, when, pamphlota 'and information may bo obtained, and applications ,filled. Special induce moats tp,minieters and poreoinfinadring for benevo lent objects„ 12m403m. , . Some Advertisements Wheeler and Wilson and Elliptic ' - - LOOK SIITOII .BWING MACIIIINhS. BEWING 111-40 HINES The Beet, Simplest and cheapest. r aI ESE .maellinee are adapted to do l kindi of family sowing, working equally •we upon Sub Linen and Cotton goods, with Bilk, Cotton and LICIISII threads, making a beautiful end parfait stitch alike on both aides of, the article mewed. dllyoaeblnee sold are warranted. • • • " Call and examine at Rail Road Telegraph Moot Carlisle, Pa. • • May 24,•11367.0. DR . GS. S AT . . 30111 CAMPBELL No. 5 . 130 nth, and No. 10 North Ihnotor atroopt, 11.A.VERBTICK,,BROTHERB, La/miaow; PpiN'A.. 144791y* • • . GROCERIES, CANDY, 4tc R E S H GROCERIES 1 FRESH GROOERIES 11 Always to be Lad it the CHEAP STORE, NO: 88 EAST ,POMFRET STREET , Aral why ore shofalways fresh! Became we sell a groat anima of them, and Sell them low. There• (pre, tum our. Stock Often; and 'consequently our goods must be fresh. You will And everything you wish In the way of EE B ; GROCERIES, „ • ' CKIEENSWARE, . . ' • GLASSWARE, .. WILLOW and CEDAR WARE, • • ' - STONE and . . • CROCKERY , . WARE, . , 011016 Ham, . Drlod Beat, . ll' Dalogina, Roof, : • . Tongues, Biscuits and Crackers of every description. Pickled. Apiced.and , Fresh Oysters Sardines, English Pickles, _ Lemon Syrups, ice, and no end to It is useless to mention them, come and aeo for yonn selves; and parents if it don't suit you to coma, sand your children, as they will be dealt with the same - care rs if you ware hers yourself. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for geode, or cash GEO. B. HOFFMAN'S SONS No. 88 MIT POMFRET STREET IMMO Norms.—liavlng tremforrod my entire interest in the grocery business to my Sons, thoeo Indebted to me aro requoited to rottlo with them, during my nip. lumen In Europe GEO. B. HOFFMAN. ;T o MASONEIgIMER Dealer in CHOICE VAMILY GROCERIES, FINE QUALITY OF TEAS, PURE SNOBS QUEENWARE, ixFAXIJLY FLOUR ALL HINDS OP COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGTIT AND SOLD SOUTIIWtt,T COR,LO. PITT AN V,PDIFRET STIIEETS ECM DRS. D. FAIIRNEY & SONS' CLEA_NSING TIFE BLOOD The lung nod favorably known pripandion of Dm. D. Fahrney S Son for cloturing the blood, needs at this day no recommendation at our bands, Ito virtue, having bean established bj the- thousands of CaRlll where It Inn given relief in the - Most Difficult Poems of Chronic Diolis during the lnet.nixty years. •So highly indeedir,it esteemed, that the demand Is constantly Increasing, not only at home, bat we are daily rceolving applica tions for it from the most:remote sections of the country—North. Eult, South, and West. To meet this &maid, as well Ms to prevent the public from being Imposed upon. we have 'determined to pot thls = PREPARATION In such a form that It may be within roach of ever - •hcdg Other preparations. far inferior to the genuine, haying been put out by certain portion, hate boon mistaken by tonne for our own. and as a matter of course the old Preparation of 1./..Fahrosy .se. Son has been Wilde to suffer tonne in reputation; therefore to prevent this mistake, ea well no to meet the In -creacina demand IneoPoned. above, we bays can• chided north the lueOnlue'rtut In ICZLUID eOR3I. NI e still also at Cho EUme time pat out the original in package form her the benefit of tome of our old customers end others who may. yet prefer the medi cine as Slat prepared. Not ro.imanteedlog it to cure all dims... the human tinily is heir to, but ns o km ID _medicine, and Pr till diaries. originating from Impure blcio.l and illsonivred liver, It hell tie equal; and will curithe I.,llesving diseases Scrofula, cutenecuu dlsonsesy or similes, bulls, ar ro eves, scald Ilea I, pimples on tho face, totter affec tions, old and stub!, re, t errs,lllol.lll/Ittiettffectinnty, dyspepsia. cootivenen, etch headache, jaundice, malt rheton,gouerni deb' ity, m, scoria! diseases, foul stotuticlulogether with all abhor els/ eiders arising born Impure lob oil, and disordered liv, r, de„ eke., le spared by Drs. U Fithrney Se Son, Buonsboroi, Maryland, anti Dr, I'. Fahrney. Koeilysvllle, lid. Sold by all douggisis eel inereltante generally, New genuine unless signed D. Falirney& Son Sod by W. F. Hero. druggist, Carlisle; S. druggist. Nswville ; James A Clark, Lees Cross lb ads; .I,lln C.'Attlgk, druggist. Shippensi erg. ;tins 116 in DLII4.VEN BROTHER. ?'z) . 5-20'S AND 'lBBl's BUUUpT, P 01,1) AND EXCHANGED MOST LWERAL TERMS • ❑ought mill Bold I(ll.lurket.iiii, PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS 1314;41; bought RON on Comml Felon only. DANVILLE AND VINCENNES FIRST MORTGAGE 7 P. G. GO,LD RONDB For Salo at 90 and accived interest Account', method, and Interest allowed on alally balances. Subject to chock at eight DE HAVEN tt BROTHER, No. 40 South Third street, 27j en79l y Leather and Fancy Goods'. SPECIAL NOTICE. . . . CLARK & EIDDLt. .. ~,, itespeotfully intoim thatr felon& that ' . Int, JRIIIIIIIAII ROBBING, Nate of tho lima of Bailey A C 0.,) hoe Ala day peso elatod himeolf with ' them, under , tha firm name of . ROBBING;. CLAIW & lIIDPLE, . , nd will continue Ow. WATOII AND JEWELRY DIMMERS RE the old stand, i o n! OLLESTNIIT BTIEEET, natteDraaurrA. Thig are now offering, at reducod prices, a alnico stook of • AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, • .„/I4PQNH.S,JEWELRYL.I STERLING SILVERWARE, TABLE CUTLERY,. • '• MANTEWOLOCREI, . iivarasti, inanon At•p) . .vnunli. tEATEER AND FANCY. GODDS.• ' 28400 N I'o N S ALL SIZIDS OF OAILLIBLI, PA IMM3 I= =I 15 I LLOIVIYAR n.h r uu ‘NDY Or I= MEDICAL celobroted pr(panttlon for GOLD I= Ilopglit au 1 Sabi. CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA. MI DRY GOODS A.WD 'CARPETS. CRRAP DRY GOODS, the now store of D. A. B - A. WYE R, D .A. SAWYER, IRVINE'S CORNER IRVINE'S CORNER Bargains lu ECOMI Orenndloge, ffernante, Beregea, i Pique., Mnrsalllea, LOOK AT THE PRICES 6 1 / 0 e, 10, 112. Mulllfni, 034', 8, • 10, 12% Glugham9, 1234 19, I'u,, 17 Ticklnge, 14, 18, Cheapest Pants stuff_ in the town, Cheapest Cloths and Cass(moral" In the town, Cheapest Hosiery in the town, Cheapest Gloves and Handkerchiefs in the town. Cheopmst Notions otall kinds in thn - towtr. Cheapest Detainee - ; In the town. Cheapest Poplins_in the town. Cheapest Alpaessb l ack and colored, in the town. Cheapest Black and Fancy Silks in the town. Cheapest Japanese in the town. Cheapest White Goods In the town. Cheapest Piques, figured and striped, in the town. Cheapest Marseilles • in the town, Theipestrtnrcalen , Choiinlet Percales . in the town. Cheeped Chintzes, figured and striped, In the town. Cheapest Einbroldories to-the town. Cheapest Collars and Cuff. in the town. Cheapest Table Linen In tho tows. Cheapest Napkins, &e , ke , In the town. A splendid article of Pique at 25 cents. All other goods In proportion. Come• and examine for your selves. No trcublgegio show goods. Onr motto Is "Small profits and qtllck.sales." These goods have been purclamed for cash at present gold . prices, and I-can sell you now goods 26 par cent leen than they will charge you for old goods at other stores. D. A. SAWYER. 2Ju7O DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL.TIES, HdVRPER'S POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE Purelugled during tub grontoet depression In' e nnirket r dnd.tcrbo cold ct oorreepondingly low prices. DRESS GOODS, comprising - all the novelties of the 1010011 MOURNING & SECOND MOURNING GOODS ➢LACK SILKS, SLAMS SATIN TAIIISES, " in extra quality. Punk:U(Ol.lMS, BLACK A LPACCAS (Spec!Al(y). WHITE GOODS Piques in great vtalety and latest styles. Frol,ch "Hawk and Victoria Lawns, MIMS ItOSIEhY and GLOVES In great varolty 0 alpure. Laceo—beta and cheapest stock t swu Real Valencienneo, , Thread Laces, Hanthurg Embroideries and Law-Collura LINEN GOODS, I= Linen Dncic. and Pillow Coa Line. Linen Stiettiiip \MIN 114,11011.1 for 1111-11,1v,- Table Line. uud Napkins Doylic Towcla Sprcade, &c., &e BOYS' CASHMERES AND MEN'S WEAN ~. newest styles, less than regular rates. AL NOTICE I= LL A NIA LACE POINTS, LLAMA LACE SOCKS, BEDOUIN MANTLES; SILBTL AND SHAWLS MO% A. HARPER, I6june7o (Jon Hanover and Pomfret sts CHEAP DRY .GOODS ! Still Another Reduction in Pricer ! Large Lots of Goods from Auction Every FM = 0 G.l B-Y'S Large t.tiokraelitx of DRESS GOODS CM= Cloths, Cassimbres, 15. and Cotton Stuffs Mr Mon and Soya' IVaar, at low• prloaa than coat at factory. SPECIAL- BARGAINS In Black Bilk., White Nara, Fancy Stlka, lbobp Skirt', and meny kinds of other goods. Emilie° variety of Fanny Goode--all