PRIVATE' TALKS TO FARMERS.
As soon as farmers b'econie familiar
, With each other andinterehange thought
on the subject of their farming, this ono
thing takes place favorably ; the best
man among them directs the farming of
. the neighborhood. It is -hence that we
- see in Many sections improvements, that
in comparison with surrounding land,
seem oases. It is not the natural rich
ness of the soil so much that makes this;
(as this will soon become exhausted,) as
le the improvement if carried on suc
cessfully ; you rill find drainage, deep
ploWing (on the whole,) grazing, the
use of clover topdressing instead of the
. old-fashioned turning of manure, and the
rigid saving of Manure..
These are but a few, though the main
principles of farming. They are under
stood more or less by the best man of
the neighborhood, and practiced, so that
he teaches both by example and oral in
atipetion. •
A. meeting, a club, the holding of fairs
are not of as muoh benefit as these talks,
quiet, "confidante], and always to the.
Toint. Thus different experiments Asre
tried, and farming. is all the while
tending upward, where the loading men
are directing it ; where they are there
must be confidence or the whole game
is spoiled. This is not always the case ;
there is much jealousy ; we are too apt
- to believe in our own way and adhere to
it, however that may be, wo look with
jealous eyes upon our neighbor's good
crops, and will not own that we aro in
error and that he is right ; so we envy
. him and, yes, hate him. ,
Now this is the case with some, we
hope not many. The majority, however,
may be benefited. They believe in pros
perity, they wish- for it, and so they aro
the right, men to work upon ; and if
your leading man is, the right kind of a
man, obliging, unassuming, the way is
open. The thing can be done, and will
be done more. And the sooner we go about
it.in greater earnest, and seek to commu
nicate, the soonerwill the profit be real
- Ized. 7 - Utica Weekly Herald
VALUABLE SUGGESTIUNS.—A. corres
pondent sends us the following valuable
suggestions in reference to "Repelling_.
Flies from Horses," and "The Way to
Harness a Horse :"
Repelling Flies from, Horses.—lluman-
Ity suggests the following recipe : Take
three or four small handfuls of walnut
leaves, steep them over night, then-boil
all for a quarter of an hour. Next morn
ing moisten a sponge, wash between the
ears, : neek and flanks, before the horse
is taken from the stable. .Not only the
lafiy and gentleman who ride for pleas
ure will derive benefit, but the wagoner,
coachman and all who drive horses dur
ing hot weather.
The Way to Harness a Horse.—There
is more science in harnessing a horse than
we are apt to suppose. Lot us mention
the principal and important points : Tho
collar is the first thing of importance.
That large thing that will admit:a man's
arm between-it and the neck of the horse
is very unfit for a horse to work in. The
collar should fit.as_ neatly and as closely
to the neck as a pair of boots-that &well.
Then if it is soft and suplo, as it should
be, it will eeldom gall the skin, if the
hams are prOperly made and correctly
adjusted. The Lames shoUld fit the col
lar well and should not be too far apart
top,—as - they' - often-are.at the The sta.
ploswhieh hold the line straps and traces
are almost alwaYe attached too far up
from the lower ends. A horse can not
draw well wheristhe traces are attached
near the top of the neck. If a horse is
apt to gall near the top of his neck, take
out the staples and put them lower in
the hames. If the back bands aro just
right for a wagon, they will bo too short
when plowing, and will gall tho back of
the team. , For this reason some horses
have a sore back as soon as they com
mence plowing. Lot the hip, or the
"lazy straps" be adjusted to the proper
length, lest they rump if too short, and
lift the plow out, when it should run in.
—Exchange.
Im is perfectly scandalous the manner
in which civilization interferes with 'the
innocent sport of the red man. Out on
the Pacific Railroad, the other day, a
Kielcapoo Indian saw a locomotive com
ing down the track toward him at • the
rate of forty miles an hour. Ile thought
it was an imported breed of buffalo, and
he was anxious to secure it'so as to take
the prize at the annual exhibition of the
Kickapoo Agricultural Society. So he
t" - fastened one end of his lasso to his waist
, belt, and when the engine got near
enough, ho threw the noose nicely over
the smoke-stack. ' Perhaps it is not no
bessary, but we may, as well relate that
the locomotive did not stop. The engi
neer and 'fireman witnessed the most
successful attempt to the flying trapeze,
made by any Kickapoo Indian upon the
plains, since tho first of last January.
There was an aboriginal funeral at the
hest station when the engine arrived:
The grafi° was not large, for they only
burled small piece'of capper -colored
meat tied to a string and onclosed.in
sardine box. The Kickapocr . tribe are
satisfied that a"-short route to the
* tons hunting" grounds has at Imit heel;
discovered. But they are bigoted con
servatives, and it iy feared they will still
travel by the old methods.
•
' How TO .GET BIG CROl . 5.—As a rule
farmers are much more ambitiom; to got
the bigo priees than crops • There aro
few farms whose -average production
could not be doubled in a very short
-time by more capital and labor. It is
safer to use capital in farming than in .
almost any other business. The credit
of tho plow is quite as good as that of
tholOom and anvil, and the capital will
come, 'if it is called for. Use more
manure, and got thirty bushels of wheat
• where you now get fifteen, and . eighty
- bushels of corn wherd'you now got forty.
The quantity,cf grain per acre is mainly
1 t a question of mantiro and tillage. • A big
cofflpost ,head is a full grain bin, With
hid& manuring, the soil needy deeper
stirring and 'gradual bringing up of the
subsoil to the surface. With the present
horse harrows and cultivators, nearly all
tyre 'cultivation can be done by horse
power, at a groat saving of expense and
, increase of the crone.. ,
WvcvAa` von Hansas.—The . Oneida
Community ciOultor of a recent ,ilate
s4l:
" i'or the last month our horses haie
. been fed wheat instead of corn. Ono
bushel of wheat is mixed' With tw of
oats,. and the ground product fed th
cut hay. The experiment was tried e:
cause corn was as high priced as wheat.
Wheat has now risen fifteen cents per
bushel, and consequently corn will be
used again. The horses are,_ hoivever,
stronger and sleeker when fed on wheat.
If barley does not comimandn good price
nextfal,-the- experiment 'will hit Wide
of feeding it to the horse; in Imitation
of the Arabic custom."
DAY GOODS, &c.
SPECIE PRICES.
lINDUCTION IN PRIONII lIXTRAONDINARY,
OREENFIELIV'S,
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I NO. 4 .EA6T LAIN STEMET.
CIRAND DISPLAY
Of ell the Latest NovoWoe In DRUB 000DM
Elegant astortm.t of
BLACK BILKS
ro, Q.eatly Reduced price.
Jupudeee Plulu and Btrlp.J Bil 4 a, Japauaaa
Figured Poplthe,
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CObORED SILICN,
A spleitlld nasortmoul of New Sprl. 'Poplins Lir
04, Very Cheap
Beet Deloimmietthobd to 20 and 22 mita
2000 yards tip top CsHo° at 10 coats
All the Lest makes ut prints at 12;, , , coat.,
kilrighumn at reduced plc.,
Beet 4 4 appletou, • uiumllu la wide at 14i
Beni n• Lim 1.4 al IS ceuto
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A jol4 lot of Blenched Rod Unitlenelted tutullui
, ard wido, at 12 3..4 colts,
itacko of COTTONADEE
ECKFORD DENIM'S
HICKORY BTRIPMI6.
LINEN PANTS STUFF,
And all at greatly reduced prices.
A (L,ol Chock •t 1:214,1 Cont.
BLACK ALPACAS
♦ SPECIAL BARGAIN
In till. •buva, we defy competition for weight of
cloth. For beauty In Indira and ebude they cannot be
summed by way in tb• country
Prlceo 26, .10, 50, 00, 7b,41.00.
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CLOTHS AND CASsI li MIES,
Juat apauudfor MEN AND Bore, very cb.ap
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WHITE - GOODS,
Ll.aos; Cul:Arica, 13 wiuss, Nei osook
Beautiful Piques filly per cent lower
than laaty.e. prlcoa
lIMERY
GLOVES, NOTIONS, tc:,
The attention of buyer+ to the above stick. Is
oarneatly solicitod. I will offer boaaild• Bargain.
that tam:lot - be found In lags honaaa, tkat—ana_naar
otockod with old goods bonglat at war prleec
L. T. GRERNFIBLD
EICEZI
1870
BUMMER OPENING
AT TIIV.
• I
C'ENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE
of mt.; variety, ovary etyle, nod every doicripthe•
DREGS GOODS
13123
MATINS,
BERIGII,,
URBN/1111:11: HENA(IEN
Black Brona4lne., tw• yards wide
Hanka, Poplin., ♦lpaceoa, 141olora, Eunt, la Wog
Law., Lawn., Fr.cb Per.leo, CLlute,a, A. ,
all at great bargain.
iivrrooops
for drama, °revery Variety, style, and quality
Knr.ailles for drools., at 25, 30, : 35, 40, sud Mi eibuly
per yard
el. beautiful aleertmeht of Ludic.% Milsees, 114.1
Chlldreq•i PARASOLS mid SUN UMBRFiLLAS
SII • W LSI SHAWLS!
oral] the ■ew etylee fqr the meas.
LACE POINTS!
A spltnflUtwortment al low pri,,
DOSIIISTIO 0 0008
culling •t grvatly reduced pi leas
Oloa, CaMoog, Glnghanis:9lmitlngs, Tuble I.lu
on., Towall, Napkin", 111+1141ra Quilt*.
5111511fElt PANTS STUFFof ovary kind and quality
CLOTHS AND OAESIIIHNEB;
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in great variety, and willing at vary low prices
No am; Curt[wort% Veallnv, LI non Docio, to , to
NOTJONBI NOTIONS!
to gloat. varlity,•od .Iway. uolllii a: thu low.
OEM
CARPETS! CARpIITSI
Beat quality Lowell three•ply 6arpete
„ .
ExtrA supor tivrply Carpetsir
la a great vanity of havalsoma pattern!.
Dintlfni pattern, of Imported' Carpal.; 1'111350g
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in price' from ECI caniVo $l par yard.
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AU yfidthi'of Striped Carper* for halls and stair,.
Damllful pattern§ and stytei Crossley's Eoglbh
Tapediy Brasisli Carletii 1 oniii•riandq Rag C.l:.
pita: IdAttingg of all tildthi, In white and checked
Fancy clocked Slatting. Super quality eocia /let
W defy sookpeillion In all klede of good" we sell
Please call and maks inns salvation' Ikons tie
arQMt ot,..rk in the valliy.
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at No. 11, West Main Street,
•ould call the attention of the public to his large
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
In great ralletiee
itch will be fouud a lot of
1870
ORGANS,
ORGANS
AIRLORgONS,
MELODEONS,
NEW AND ELEGANT PIANOS,
Luaualkaturod by tbe volubrated Ilehoetkakor a Co.
hot yklliielphia, • 14pt6t1 uumber of hose ae
Im fur RENT, awl iYo rdut will be allowed
la part piquant f r eau.a I■ caa• of purchase
Thin arrangnautut will m,k• the purchase culy, by
giving time for payment,•lad will allow opportunity
of tasting the Instrument before purchasing. AI. good
SECOND HAND PIANOS
rut sum ur runt, at taws t•iult Ilia timer
Clokll end tutatulu• thaw wkatM•r you wish to rout
of buy.
.f,3 ILVER TONG LI .If; it 1 - 1" A S,
MELODEONS
tr.! the world i;e;e ' ottle4 tsektinfuotoryof E. P. lined
{molt goo, (formerly Curhart & Neetlltarc:;. The
uLenyrnl wed I/Ve I■ (ho vol Id, land all wurrodlltd and
kept lu order by !myself fur fire yeen. Alen
VIOLINS,
qtJ,ITARS
FIFES, &c.
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litiEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS,
EITAINGB br ALL imps,
.end everything apinirtalnlng to the niiislo hiniluees'
Old Pianos, Melodeons, and Organs taken In part
pay for-use tlios
ItEPA HUNG.
♦ll.klndo of inetrufnents raindrad and Woad
Csll mad examine mi. stock sod I sus I cut
plow.
D. A'S kepi the . plao, • . • •
NO. 11; WEST MAIN, STREtT;
(oßoniiel Marion irall,)
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ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
MELODEONS,
MELODEONS,
AIBLODEONS
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A.dc . O,RDEO' N;3,
FLUTES,
JOHN IL- RHEEM.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
XBI'ABLIBUND 1851
TTIGIIEST PREMIUM SILVER
a • MEDAL, awarded over eompetition, ;it
Mechanic.' Exhibition, Boston, October, 18119,
TEE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
SELF-REGULATING
WROUOIIT IRON, AIRTIGHT,
GAS-CONSITMING 11 EATER,
with patonted Duet Scraen, Oral° Bar Rent., Wrought
Iron Radiator,. stud utotnatlc Regulator, b r burning.
Antliracito or. tilt 1111111 nut Cool or Wood.
.10 °lcon Wr brielt work, and 2 nice., Portable.
31st, ufnetur d un y
EYNOLD 1.1 BON,
N. Ur. tor. 18th 3• Filbert Weds,
I'ILILADELPIIIA, PA
Timm 11•utere are MOO of L ivy we Joght Iron,
well rivet. d to. ether, and are wars:oiled In i.e
burly Oat and Dual Tight, Pliny are the only
liinatura Call are managed without any .lempers,
a din wib•L'ull f del C:111 i, Larne I a IlLoat
alte.ratlno.
Cooking Rangeß, •
fur now., 11,4400rantF. •nd Fainlll. 11
EIETI
Flat Top Heating Range,
Fire Place Heaters,
- Low Down Crates,
Slate Mantels, Registers, Ventilators
Pamphlets giving full dose) ipl ion, cunt frau, to uny
odd/ es.. 23J une7O.ly
E. CALDWELL & CO
J•
EWELERS,
AN . 1) . 1 . 111 P 0 It 'l' S
902 CIiERTXUT SITRET, .-PHILALDELPAIA,
ear ONLY FIRST CLASS GOODS
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GOLD WATCHES
DIAMONDS,
JIMBLRY,
EBB=
WEDbING SILVER
KATIE) WARE.
CLOCKS, BRONZES
FOREiGN FANCt GOODS
FINE PAINTINGS, &c., kc
111 persons dteiring really One ertlilee, rollabla in
quality, and moderate In price, are certain to 'ho
pleased by our exceedingly large and varied 4131loc
lion. Our gook is kept always fresh by additions
from first sources.
Our atom Is pronounced ono of tho roost elegant In
the world; and any patine 'hating the city are cor
dially Invited to call and looped It at their leisure.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
IMPORTERS and 3110111FICTIFREa.
LOOSING GLASSES
Th. ben and cheapen
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE — FRAMES,
Hog elegaixt etylem. -
CIEROIIO-LITROGRAPRR
Entopean and American—an Immense asaurtinant
FINE -ENGRAVINGS.
Tl now it publlceitions.
nootßs' GROUPEEI
We ilia the only authorized ,nitolosala and retail
dealers in.tlee Itopra' Group.; In this Stato, and moll
all of them at manufacturer's rates.
Circulars sent on application.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
816 Chestnut street,
21aug691y
THE GREAT CAUSE
OP HUMAN MISERY
JUST XUBLISHED IV A 871 ALED ENVELOPE
Price, Six Cents
• lecture on the nature, .treatment, — )ind radical
cure of Pendent Weakneee, or Bpermatorrhirm, In
duced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Ein'Belong, impo
tency, Nevou. Debility, and Itnpatihnonte to Mar
riage ednelally ; Consumption, Ypllopey and Fite;
Mental and Physical Incapacity. !Fe., by Robert
J.Volverwsll, M. D., author of the "Union Rook,"
The world renowned author, In this admirable
lecture, clearly proven from his own experience that
the awful consequences of self abuse may be effect-
ually removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, boogies, Instrumento,
rings, or cordials, painting out a mode of ct.re at
mace certain and effectual, by which every .offerer,
no matter what ht.-condition may he, may cure
bluing!, cheaply, privately, and radically. This
lecture will prove a boon to thousand. and thousand.
Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,
on the receipt of ale cents, or two postage stamp.,
by addressing the publishers.
Also, Dr. Culvenvell's ' , Marriage Guide," price 25
cents. Address the publisher..
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office 113.1, 4,580.
gl tangle
PURE LIQUORS, WINES ,flc
Nftw LIQUOID.RTORE
JOHN HANNON,
N. E. Cor. Hanovor and Pomfret, Arnett+
'
(A few s our. smith fa' Belitz'u 'gore.)
Pnr• Ityo Whi.ky,
Bent Common Whisky',
Porn Holland Wu,
Ginger Brandy,
Pent Wine,
Sherry WIDe,
Jnm,alca limo,
• Ra.phoiry S 3 nip.
Champagne.
UIdTILEIC Bl'ITEBS; INIIOFF'S .10
115.:70 BITTERS.
LIJa Insurance Compri'? y
NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL L"111 'MURANO': COM r ANIi
OFPICR NO. 410 MAIN, BTRRET,
MILWAUKEE, WIS:ONSIN
The Hutto' Life Ineurithoo - Compmnpor the Coht
flout, hml the largest contpttuy ottmble of the Ye
homntritien.
AIOD,TB, OVER $7,5G0,0041,
(and,rapidly it eresilig.)
N WIDER OP 31101 It 1.118, 3.1,000,
0001 adding 1,000 ■ow oneo osoli month
locums la 11411.1 f 3,338,1114 6
Number of Policies le,us,l Id 1810. 9,81)
JA.IIBB 8. WOODBURN,.
DIbISINEION . , PA
Special Agent.
&31 — .001cs sill, John T. throw, oho , Booth nano
'sr street, witurs pamphlet• mnd Information inny be
obtained, and applications filled. Special induce•
mouts to ntinittsre and persons Insuring for.bonovo.
lent oldoote.
12mg.703m "
IlomeAdvertisentents
Wheeler and Wilson and Elliptic
LOON BTITCIII
BEWINq MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES.
Tho Best Binfpldet and Clioapoid.•
....
FicHE'SE maohinoßare'adapted to do
all kinds of family towing, working equally
we I upon Bilk Linen and Cotton goods, with Bilk,
Cotton and Linen threads, making a beautiful and
parfait stitch alike on both sides of the article
sewed.
. All maehlnen gold are warranted:
Call and 'examine at Rail Road Telegraph Place
Oarllgle, Pa. '
May 2.1, 18111.tf.
JOUN CAMPBELL. r.
G.ATIDEN SEEDS,
AT HAVERSTIOR BROTHERS;
No, 10 and 0 North 141 Routh Hanover strOota,
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1 CARLISLE, PA.
14701 y
DRU , GE3. : AT
No. 51Bouth, bpd No, 10_44:0 4iknoyqr 14E064,_
. ISAVERSTICK B.ROTHERB;
. LoAakpoix, NUM!.
Ifsp7Oly
GEOCERIES, CANDY, 4.Cc
FRESH GROCERIES I -
FRESH GROCERIES
Always to be had at the;
CHEAP BTORE,
NO. 88 EAST POMFRET STREET
koy A odio ti u d mw i i h a ; are they always fresh? DOCIOII4 we sell
a groat =omit of thoznoitid sell thorn low. There.
fste, turn our stock often, soul consequently our.
11"' 4 :ll7the way of
•
GROCERIES,
•
QUEENSWARE, • ;- 7 -' , c, .
GLASSWARE, -\
. WILLOW cod
CEDAR WARE,
• STONE and •
• CROCKERY
"
- WARE,
Choice Rome,
Dried Beef,
Balogina, • -•
• Beef, •
Tongues,
Biscuits and Crackers of every description.
Pickled.
Spiced nod ,
Fresh Oyster.
•
Sardine.,
Enpllak Pickles,
Lemon Syrups, iv., and no end to
•
It le melees to mention them, come and 110 e forgo
eelvee; and parents if it don't suit you to
• come, nod your children, as they
will be doalt with tho same .
rare re if you wero
here yourself.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken In exchange for goods, or cob
GEO. B. 1101TAIAN'S SONS
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10 tiara
14,Alee.—.11aving truo.forred my entire interest in
the grocery business to my Bons, them Indebted to
Moore requested to settle with them, during my ab
sence Is Europe OEO. L. HOFFMAN.
MASONIIEIMER
Si
Dunltr In
CHOICE N'AMILY'GROCERIRS,
QUALITY AF,.TEM3,_PURE °PICEE.
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CIMEMIE
FAMILY FLOUR
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ALL HINDS OF COUNTRy PRODEICH
r
BOUGHT AND SOLD
SOUTLIWE6T CORNER PITT AND P3,IIIPRET STItEIITS
10de 69
DRS. D. FATIRNEY & SONS'
CLEANSING THE' ELOOD
•
The long and favorably known preparation of Dre.
.D.Pahrney.& Son for, cleansing the blood, needs at
this day no recommendation at our bands, its virtues
-leaving boon establiehod by thd thousands of eases
where it hue Oren relief In the
Most Di f ficult Forms of Chronic Diseases
during the lest sixty yearn. So highly Indeed le it
esteemed, that the demand Is Constantly increasing,
net only at home, but we are daily receiving applica
tiom■ for it from the most remote sections of the
country—North, East, South, and West. 'To meat
this demand, as well as to prevent the public from
being imposed upon, we havadetermined ttrput_this
PITILADELPH A
PREPARATION
in such a form that It may be within reach of every
body everywhere.
Other preparation., far inferior to the genuine
having been put out by certain parties, have bee
mistaken by some for our own, and ne a matter o
rooms the old Preparation of D. Febrile,' di Son ha •
been made to cutler contain reputation ; ,therefore t.
prevent this mistake, es well air to most the in
creasing demand mentioned above, we have COll
chided to mad the medicine diet in
LIQUID FOR:34
We will also at the samo time put out the original
in package form for the benefit of sumo of our old
customer. and other. who may yet prefer thia medi
cine as first prepared. Not recommending It to cure
all disealue_the human body IN heir to, but aa a furs
ily medicine, nod to- all diseases originating from
Impure blood and diaordered liver, it him no equal;
and will cure the following dWatie.:
Scrofula; cuteneoue illeoases, erysipelas, boils, sere
eyes, scald head, pimples on the face, totter Milo
tione;old and etubbora ulcers, rheumatic affections,
dyspepsia, counseling, stick headache, Jaundice,
salt rheum, geoeral debility, mercur lat'diseatiea, foul_
stomach, together with all other disorders arising
from Impure blood, and disordored-liver, &o„ &e.,
Prepared by Drs. D. Fidirney & Son, Boonaboro',
Maryland, and Dr. P. Frihrney, Keedyerllle, Md.
Sold by all dlligniete end merchant. generally.
None genuine unless aigned D. Frilirney & Mon fold
by W. F. Horn. drurgist, Carlinle; S. S Huber,
drugglat.' N.wrille; JaMen A. Clark, Lima Croon
itcadai John 0. Atfick,Jlreggist. Shippenabork
1) [ABA rEN d BROTH E le.
5-20'S AND 1881's
BOUGHT, BOLD AND IiaCIIANtIED
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
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Bought and 80111 at Market rat..
PACIFIO RAILROAD BONDS
Stooks bought ALS ilob.l on Commloalon only
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FIRST BIORTOAOR 7 P. C GOLD BONDS
For Bale at 90 and accrued interest
liceopute received, lend interest elldweil oa f de
Andantes; Bulject to chuck at tight
Eli
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No.. 40 South Third street,
27Jan7Oly
Leather inn t.Faitcy Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CLAW*. fF6 BIDDLE
./teelSectfidly intorm their friends that
• MIL JEREMIAH ROBEINB,
(late of the ffrm of Bailey & C 0.,) hoe this - day atio
elated himself with them, under the firm name of
• ROBBINS, CLARK do BIDDLE,
and will continuo the
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•'~WATCII AND JEWELRY D'UdINEd'S
at the old Maud,
I,IMOILIISTNUT STRUT, . •
' ERYLADICLPIII.A.
Thoy are sow offering, at reduced prices, a choice
stook of
AMERICAN AND EMU WATOMES,
. DIAMCNDE, JEWELRY,
- ATERLITHI ajmumwenn,
••TABLE CUTLERY,
. EMOLIRII, PRENOII ' AND VIENNA. -
LEAVUER' AND - FANCY - GOODS..
pago •
N o 1' 1 0, N . ' S ,
ar,r, KINDS OP
CARLISLE, PA
1211351
nOODEN, AND
N ILLOW WA RR
MEDICAL
celebrated preparation for
00 L D
COUPONS CASHED
Bought •ul Sula
CHIC AGO,
PHILADELPHIA.
D 212" GOODS AID. CARPETS
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
OUHAP DRY GIOODB,
At the now 'honor
D. A. SAWYER,
D .A. SAWYER,
IRVINE'S CORNER.-
IRVINE'S CORNER..
Bargain. In
Lawns,
Grenadines,
ilernanle,
Ilereges,
.Parasols, Tone, /lc,
fdarealllei • •
LOOK AT TUE P ICES:
Piques,
Caltcoes, 8, 10, 15134.
Muslin., 6%, 8, 10, 12%
Magian - Is, 12%, 14, 15. 17
TicklEigt, 14,
16, 22, 25
Cheapest Pants •tutf ' In the tows.
Cheapest Clothe and Cassinieres in tholawn.
Cheapeat floelevyln the town.
Cheapest Glove. and Ilandkerchies In the town:
Cheapest Notions of all kind. 'in the town.
Cheapest Belaines In the town.
Cheapest Poplins . . in the town.
Cheapest •Ipacas, blank and colored, In the. town.
Cheapest Black and Fancy Bilks . la the tow..
Cheapest Japanese lath, town.
' "'hits. r -
Cheapest lidite Goods In the town.
Cheapest Piques, red end Striped,. In the town.
Cheapest figu.
• • bulb. town.
Cheapest Percales in the town.
Cheapest Chintzes, tigureetalui eteiped, in the town.
Cheapest kmbrohleeles in the town.
Cheapest Cellars and Cute in the town.
Cliespret Table Linen ' in the lows.
Cheapest Napkins, ke , &e.,
In the town.
A splendid arlide of Pique at 25 riots. All other
good. In proportion. Come and examine for your.
golves. No trt tilde to show goods, Onr motto is
''Omall profits's - Ltd quick salsa." These goods hare
been purchased for cash at prciant gOld prices, and
I can sell you new goods 25 par cent lase than they
will charge you for old goods at other store,.
ID. A. ISAWYBIL
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DRY. GOODS DRY GOODS
ATTRACTIVE ESPECIALTINS,
11 A R VI)R' S
POPULAR' DRY GOODS STORE
Purchased during the greatest d•prenatou
marbot, and to be sold at eorteepoodiugly low pike.
DRESS GOODS,
eetitprlehlg all the novelftee of the news
MOURNING & SECOND MOURNING GOODS
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BLAME SATIN "TAMINES,
In 4;xtra quality.
PURE Moons, BLACK ALPA CC A S (Sprcialty),
WHITE GOODS
Piques In groatvariety and latest styles.
Frsoch Muslin.;
Bishop and Victoria Lawns,
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HOSIERY and GLOVES Ii groat rarely
Guipure Laoset— , best amid ckenpest stock In tow.
Real Valenciennes, Thread laces,.
Hamburg Embroideries and Lime Collars.
LINEN GOODS,
Llnelp,ior
Linen Ducks and Dills,
Pr'low Cage Linen/
Lines Sheeting§
White ,lollandfor
Table Lle'ens mad Napk
Do:r110 Tpwele
White Spreads, Se., &o.
BOYS' C/SSIBIHRE4 ♦ND 31BN'8 19.11 AR
newest gars than regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Opening of
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
- LLAMA LACE SOUK t,
BEDOUIN MANTLES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS
THOS. A. HARPER,
6june7o Cor. Hanover and Pomfret ste
CHEAP DRY DODDS 1
Still Another Reduction in Prices !
Large Late of Goods from Auction Every
Da
8 .11ETIIINU NEW
OGILB , Y'S
!urge anortmaolo of dr,
DRESS GOODS
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Cloths,
Cassimeres,
and Cotton Sinn (or Mon and Lori IVoar, at lower
plea!, than rust at factory.
SPECIAL BARGA.INS
In ILllaok 811 k., iThlte Phut., Fumy Silk.. lloop
Skirt., and uptity kind. of other good..
11. ea •ariaty of Fancy Good.—ull rhoop.
Novor.boat I Amer rained a tale ot Black Alpe,.
or Poplins, and atlll auothar noluction la thew.
Can ha coicii.rod will, any In the comity for price or
quality. •
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LiltU hBT •SSORTAI ENT
Late Pointe,
Silk Coats,
and Summer Shawls
ever hi Carlinle. All at
C• oaiLtirs,
"c 47 WEST MIN STREET
23jthi470
DECLINE IN GOLD I
CORDIGSPONDING DHOLINII - IN GOODS
Quite an excitement to the Dry 'Goods maKkut, in a
very marked decline In prices of
DRESS GOODS,
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Bilks, poolnop, Min Inoes, Albums, Poplin., Sorge.,
Item and a large variety, comprising nearly every
thing In lido line of good.
STAPLE GOODS
Manuals, Ticklags, Gingham., IllankOta.Cottonadat,
Kentucky Jean., CLOTHS, and OASSlldElliiii, Linen
and Cotton Table Di.p.re, Shirttail, Check..
WHITE GOODS
. .
Swiss, Nall:mak, Cambria., Jaoanota, Frond. Mug
Ilia, Tarlatan', Cambric and Swing Edging' and In
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satins.
HOSIERY, GLOVEI3,,
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Trinalop, in great variety. Ribbon., of the bast
quality, Hate and Suudowov.
FANCY. COMB
of it great many atylap, and al i t Tory Amp.
Ladies' Under Olething,
very handsomely a Would trimmed. Alio
cARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
noollati, Rods, 'Window Ifiides, Quilts. Counter.
pane., and many . goods not mentioned for want of
NIACIN •
We claim - toldivolbe larfeit and' tent stock 'or
Dry Goods In nig *Mario r the State, and will sell
altenok Mega Os Mill satieryall that thistle tka,pla es
to Ilet_good bargain,.
siwero mitre
HARDWARE, SAFES, 4fc.f)
.MILLER '
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At the new dor. of
BARD WARE S. 7 . ORE,
26 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
Lace Points,
Summer Shawls,
tate 'CI IIaILK
AVE would respectfully call the atten
tion of the public to onr reeoutly replenlob•
ad STOOK OR HARDWARE making It now ono of
the largest In Cumberland Valley and conalstlug
In part of HAMMERED AND ROLLED
GORDON% lIORGE BEIGES, NOIIWAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', WAGON MA KEW, COACII MA
ERRS' AND CARPENTER TOOLS
BUILDING MATERIA
Saddlery,
Cabinet Maker., Undertakers, and Coarb Mak
MATERIAL
tbaln., novels, York., Rake', de
liapairs REAPER rf:nitantly
on bend. We ore cooetantly to receipt of good
Inject from LLe tnittlUblCtUier:i and are itle to fu
ash country merchants ■t Philadelphia and Now
York prices.
---.la-GOODSdeliseled-to-nll-parts of -filo tow.
of ebarge.
WILCOX & GIBBS'
WIN G. 11 , 1 A ell .11V E
We have secured Um Agency of the Wilcox
Gibbs' Sewing Lachine, • little family arrange
ment no one seen• willing to do without after
having .11112 on• lac operation. lite Wilcox a
Gibbs,' is a Single Thread Machine nod claims
superiority over all Double Thread Machin. In the
following particulars. 1 t is simpler and less liable
to get out of repair. It I. cheaper. It rune
with le. mdse. It ruse easier. It rune Meter
It has the beet device' for preventing the wheel
from running backward. It require. lase mechani
cal still to operate It. - It require. less time and
inetruction to learn to nee It. It le the moat
certain and reliable in its operatithas. Its Lneedie
L etraight and lees liable to be broken Alien •
curved one Tho needle loaecured in its place by
an Ingeniously patented device which renders It self
adjusting so that neither skill nor experience are
required in arranging it. It sews directly from the
spool thus doing.away with the tedious operation
of rewinding the thread for adjustment In the
shuttle. It makes the Wilcox A or "twisted
hoop stitch," • stitch original with Ma machine
and made by no other, the seem is mote elastic
and itrfter than the Lock Stich. The seam is the
most even and beautifol, the seam le always self
fastened thus avoiding a reversible feed: Its ten
sion is more simple and more easily adjusted. it .1.
morn speedily changed from one kind of work to
another, it doss orautiful embroidery y it had the
best hemmer, it has the best filler, It has the best
braider, It has the bist belt. The Wilcox t Gibbs
has been in the market for a little more eight years,
during which time npwarde °feisty thousand have
been made and sold, a number by fifty per cent
larger than were - eold of any Double Thread Ma'
chine lo the lame dumber of its earliest yeam•
Such emcees is eufflcient to warrant the sale of this
Machine whoressr it has en Agency without the
doubling evidence of testimonial., of which there are
enough to fill up the columns in the land. These
Machine. are en exhibition et our store, No. 25,
North Hanover street, Carlisle, where they may be
examined. and they will take great pleasure In ex•
pleining anything relating. to it.
Respectfully Ac.,
ISM
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'IIARDWARk
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H „ S N & Co. ,
No. lb, LUST MAIN STREET,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, &c
Lenity annuouea to the public, that they iotetol
sa!ling onrything it. theirlitta, eitLar wholloala or
retell, at price? much lower than can he bought lb
olde of MholelOila
Our stuck vinsolets In . .nrt of
.•ATHRIAL , IM ALL DIiSC,tIPTIO
Asu Sainte,
. N iim, o,le,
Mimetic, tiln/s,
Putty,
' Fake, l'arnicLem,
' Sakti, Cement,
Spades, Neater,
Clow Lan, Sand,
Sledges, Ptwder,
Piety, ,Safety Adc
•I. o x full and well talw-ted iu,mrUnanl of
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(huh, I.eagio, [colons, Pilo)
Linens,
0411 Ilaj 1.1, at or. of Itll 4Ioo,•rllpl lona.
HUNS, PISTOLY, POWDER, SHOT, CAP
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Tlf"trkfol for put flavor', by ttrlet etitentiot. t
LwlMaae as hop. to ft eta. 11 COM itillitiaoll of th
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
ioddavd to /Lowy Easton aro rrouratlid to
mar ItnnunNato iottloutont, and thorn hayinic
claims to present thorn f r rottlomr. ' rot I what to
elms° np my-Wait to January 1, 1575
HERR SAXTON.
27JanTO.
SATS AND 'CAPS
J . G. CALI4O,
No. 21 6 1 - 111Vanr MolO 15resvr.
CARLISLE, PENNA.,
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The Idea styl. Ana lOcalTed!
The haat styles alwaye on hiud) j
BILII HATS from the best iisuufacium I
J. O. OALLIO wishei to call 'attention to Lie large
EMS
HATS AND 0AP8..1
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110 immolations Rate to order, and hao Ib bay
arrangsmonts for coloring lists, Wooion °oasts
•nd ()moat', at short nate.
the highinit CAM PRICES paid for
.COUNTRIC F-URB
Xrol , ll . RIM A OLLL.IES
NO 20 MAIN STRP,ET
10aep09
FRESH ARUIVAL
, Of igt as New Spring Sly& of
, tIATS AND OAPS. '
Th. Subecriber ham just opened, at No., It North
11aneror St., a few doors North ef the Carlisle Dipoolt
Bank, one of tho hugest and belt stook of 11ATS
OAPS over offered In Annals,
Bilk Irate. Oassimerei of all styles acid qualities,
Stiff Brims different eel" and every description of
Soft Data now made. The Drukard and old fultioaed
brush, kept eonitantly on hand and made to order.
all warranted toils* sathlketion. A fall Assortment
of STRAW KILTS, illon's boy's and children's fancy.
I hare also added to my,atoek, Notions of different
klnde,__oonstoting of. Ladles and Gent's Stoeklnys
Novirgries,Yonolli, Glom, Threed fiewininks, 800.
.pandens, timbrelleroe, _Remo/mon and Tobecoo,
alwaye on hand. .
Gloom, a oil and OXAMille ray stook, an 'Gal aim.
adult or plueag, bobbles satingmaimorukT• •
• .101111 A. H EWER, fist. "
NO. 10 North Ihutorre at.
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CARLISLE, PA
R, 0 N
Paints,
Oils,
MILLER d. BOWERS,
No. 20, North Mu:toyer St.,
Carlhdo. Pa.
1870
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Carlisle, Pa.,
F A P. B 1, 1. 8
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'rho HATCH!: of Carlisle 1 .1
YAIIIIIONABLE HATS J utt out !111
FURNISHING STORE.
(.11UUTD•OPENTNG OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS!
FOR MEN, YOUTH, AND BOYS' WEAR,
at the old and wan known 'Core of
ISAAC. LIVINGS_TON,
NO. 22 NORTH 211 NOTER STREET,
Carßele,
Now opening the latest novelties In large varieties
of the hest makes known to the trade..
Fine irenel~, Paxon, Englldh, and Domeetlc
CLOTH, CASMIERES,
SATINETS, TWEEDS, LINEN,
COTTONADES, MARSEILLES, • " &C
made up In a superloi style, or sold by the yard, at
the lowest prices. If sold by the 3 ant, no charge
for cutting.
A oleudid:line or
GENTLEMEN'S FUENISDINO 000D9
large variety or
TRUNRS, -. VALISRS, CARPETBAGS
UMBREULIS, BUTTONS, BINDINGS,
BUCKLES. &.
A general lot of Tailor's Goode
/The boot style Clothing In town I
The Lest made Clothing le IOWII
The hest nesorttoent In t , ,wu I
{Cur stock — oi Piece (Miele for
Cmhoner Trade,
Superior to any In towu I
The lowest pricee to WWII flinthe•l
SUMO quality of good. Call In. No
troubre to chow our aseortioenl.
ISAAC LIVINOSTON,
NoT22 - NortlyiJanover - streck-Parlirlc—
Established 1847
bma; 0 -1 y
Carriage Building and Livery
CARRIAGE BUILDING IN• ALL
ITS BRANCHES, AND REPAIRING
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGIIS,
CARRIAGES, - CARRI AOES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAG It B,CA RRIAG ES,
BUGGIES, •BUGGIES,
BUGUIk S, , BUOGIES'u.
BUGGIES, - BUGGIES,
BUGGIES, BUGGIEg,
BUGGIES, BUGGIES,
BUGGIES, BUGGIIB
BUGGIBS, BUGGIES,
. .
SPRING WAGONS,SPIiING WAG6NP, '
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
• SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
~SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS,
. I SPRING WAGONS,' SPRING WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS;
SPRING WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS
Alway en band, or trade to order.
I trill oichange
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III:GULL:1 , , „
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Nt FOR GOOD HORSES. - -
lt,
.taaii • l-liarl Wtigona, of all klila, taken In
exchange fm. work
A. SgNSEMA.N
Still at work. and Invites all bin old einitoinurs, end
the public in general, to give him a rail.
Sir Remember the old eetabliblieJ place, on PITT
STREET, north of the Railroad Depot, CA RI.ISLE,
Pa.
A PIEST CLASS LIVER I
ID conmilloe with the above emtablieliment.
12m4 70 , :m
. /VERY, SALE, AND EXCHANGE
STABLE.
J. L. STERNER & BROTTIER,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGHo 'TO WIRE
IZI:EMISEI=EI
CARRIAGES FURNISHED 1 , 011 FUNERALS
G N. B. Stable room for LB hood of horses ou
keep.
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CITI' A D PEE JS a r EN TS.
pFEIL Se; CO
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
NO. lu NORTH WATER STREET,
PIIIIADELPIIIA, PA
Solicit consignments of all kinds of Produce. Also,
Butter. Pggs, Poultry, ,&e ,
Philadelphia Ileferences.—N. C 3lnsidoudi eau.
1'1(.1141m - it of the Union Banking • onmany, Phila.
Mess.. Alleu & Clifford,; and Mtwara. llniry Sloom
& Pon.
N. I.l.—Pluahe 80111 i for Weekly Price eurrorit free
.tiltarge.
3inaaut;lll -
510,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK LEO Xxcels all other LEAD!
Firs,t„ For H. thlrivalod Witltvnioly.
Second. Fur its Unequaled Durability
Third.. For Ito Ilneurpnened Colvori 14i.pprly
.031,Lnatly1, Its 14.tiouty."6,1:t
.44 - 11 C cwte lee,. to paint with Duet: I.l'lo l , than
uy other White Lend extent. The same weiglit .
oven wore surface, le more dorable„ tool nihkee
biter work.
BUCK LEAD I. tbo•cloppeill noJ beta.
$lO.OOO GUiptANTElil
11roc , ZINO Excels all other ZINCS.
}lrq. Fur Ite Unequaled Durability
, &cond. Fur It Unrivaled iCliilances
Third. Fur Its Uneurvalise(t Covering Proper!).
Lastly, fur ih Groat Economy,
being the cheapest, liamhomost, and most dinaldo
Whits Paint is Ms world. ••
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK. ZINC;
TRY IT AND D 1 CONVINCED.
Satisfitetioil au'aranteed by the Ilauuregeturere
B UCK COTTAGE COL ORB,
Praiated exprotaly foe Painting
cottitges Outbid'dings of every dtscrlffloh, Fences,
&o. Thirty-five different Colors, Durable, Cheap,
Uniform; and Beautiful Shade..
Sample card, sent by mail, if desired.
Dialers' Orders will be promptly a:omitted by the
manufacturer's. '
PRENOT, RICHA.RDS & CO.,',
N. W. 00R. TENTH AND MARKET STREETS
PIIMADELPIIIA
'SOB SALE WEIOLEPIALE ANA RETAIL
BYHEN/Ir BAXTON da 00.,
Dealers in hardware, &Into, Oita, Masa, &a,
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2Wan7oly • .
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CAA/at/LE, PA
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,&TOVES AND TIIV7VARE.
ECONOMISTS!
Your attention Is called to filo fact that at
& RUPP'S
Store:you con see the Smut display of goods ern
kept In any eluillar eseabllehment In the county, coo
elating In pert of the following
, STOVES AND HEATERS
STOVES AND HEATERS,
Warranted to giro general satlarastion
SONNY SIDES HIRE PLAOE BEATER,
ORIENTAL PARLOR HEATER,
IMIZEZEI
ORIENTAL PARLOR STOVE,
LIVELY TIMES RADIATINO DARE BOIiNER
JUNIATA PARLOR BEATER,
PARLOR LTORT VASE BURNER, .1
MEE
cannot be surpassed
COOK STOV Em, •
BAIILEY 81i EA 1,,
IT
BARR. ROAST, AND .HEAT
Butter, with lees fuel, limn utiyliar stoves iu tide
ECM
Attenti. in cane,' to our
REVOLVINU LIOBT BASE BURNER
REVOLVING LIOUT BABE BURNER,:
ackpiii sd n NI/Ili/a/0U lu this uud adJoming
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We are dotetrulued to keep the Fame the future
co4fillent that wu can ni,ll you good urtirles at
rates lower Ouse others sell lied
We have nillll 011 Lund, * end fel' Fele 11 flue neeort
GIME
FLAT 1 ttONS
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BUGGIES,
B MI GI F.S,
BUGGIES
BUGGIES,
BUGGIES,
BUCK] [ER,
BUGGIES,
01 then! water - ad aiel cheap
Wu hve, and liven rinmliwl ly on hand, a very large
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unnnlly kipt in n thnt-clin•s
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARMIOUSII,
MEE
•and JOBBING
Don,tott short notice, nail ut restautotblst toms. Nolte
on good workmen awl good unkturlid on hand.
Lt RUPP,
Nos. 62, 64, 68,
NORTH RAT:OVER OTREET,
CARLIBI;E ; PA
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CISBEI
C/2'l" AD irEIITISEMEN TS.
PLASTER W 011 K S,
COA.TES StREE,T WHARF
CALCINED AND LAND
F. It T I I. l'lB I.N (1 yA LTB
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ANY inquiry will receive immediate
atamer. 4utilditeUbe iit 141,4 and mid erl ul
atom red, nod iddidnEids piumptly mud.
216.1701 y
SOLID. SILVER and
SILVER. PLATKD WARN
Of ..t.ry awl dedlos, etiltubln for
Bridal Gifts, 'Pestimonials, and Holiday
Presents.
Pr'rex btaor than the regular rr. ..orrates
Extroordhorry Indurnaluohl to 1/111 c hel,re.
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(Old IlitulAllulled Stand.)
A'5"'PS WANTED. Agents want
ed, $75 to $2OO per month, male and female,
to sell the celebrated and original Common paten
Family Boa Mg 3lachine, Improved and perfuctbd; It
will hem, full, stitch, tuck, hind, !mild, and embroider
In a most imperlor,inanner. Price only $l5. Fur elm.
;Deity and durability It has no rival. . Do not buy
from any parties netting lunchtime under tile 80010
IMMO liana , us ours, miless having a Certificate of
Agency eigited by lie, all they are NI ortill.. cast Iron
maridura. r.K circulars fain tens, apply Or addrees
it. CRAWFORD & CO.
913 Chestnut Motet, Philad,a.
COAL AND LUMBEP.
( . 11.EAP COAL! CHEAP COAL!!
Tho 811108CrIber ie prepared to deliver, by tide
ear load, to Ilmeburnore, and other consumers along
the line of the Caleholland Valley
.*, l 7.. ti)*hail, the cele
brated:
LYRENS VALLEY COAL!
AT TUB LOWEST ros t muLn RATER FOR OA9II
nix cool Is of a Tory enue,ior quality. and will I/0
furnisbed at pikes which will defy all compotillon.
Tho subscriber will deliver CI al at Ciirlialo, by tho
tar load, during tho curreitt month, at the following
price; per ton of 2,000 lbs
.1'c0...
Stove
Egg
And to other points of the road ho will deliver it,
adding or deducting the ezrense of difference in
freights.
The above rates will be subject to the rise or fall
Of prices, each month, at the nines.
OBOIWIt
0111 m—corner of Mafil .na Pitt ntreet.s.
.21.11P70
EBT. LYKENS VALLEY LIME
COAL, $4.26, ar4ho yards of
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SUMMIT BEANIE' LYKENei VALLhY Ean • .
STOVE COAL, delivered ~.. $6 00
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NUT C r OAL 4 75
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In the 'Red, 26 cents Item At the yards i f
A. 11. BLAIR,
LUMBER, OF ALL KINDS at the lowet vices.
At, the 'Reds if. '
1867
BAItGAINS
DOMESTIC 00-01)S,
DRUBS aoons '
OAR ,
ISATINETB,
JUAN
WHITE
.4,G1(191)5,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
7,IIPRERS, •
itNISONS
• • AT, - ,
itiNCt'S NEW'smolt E; IN , - - •
• ' No. IMEITBIAIN smmixt. '
Opposite the !Muton ti *it to Post Ofiloo
carnet
Which for
EE: man
am! DURA#ILITY
NOBLE COOl
NOVELTY PA LOR COOK
and NATIONAL RANGE,
QWte. azirealty
STOVES,
KNIVES AND Dinh's,
MEM
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HOLLOW WARE,
123189
IZZIME
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PLABTRIt
BONE DUST,
Tsilt It A AL BA,
&a., ..to
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1% iladoli Ha
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