•
cAnta,r,noTlatox nresILET.. .•
COrreCteo.4o44t:blf„irtO: 80.
C~irE~ik~j;iPeiinaday,'DeicinL r, I!1 Y . OO.
BUTTER, •
LARD '•
•
•
BACON HANS.' ' '• '
do 'SIIO vitpx.RA
do • '
WHITE BEANS.42''
PARED PEACRES.:4;.:W...
UNPARED do
— DRIED APPLES.
t RAGS
[From the PhilaiellfifOßhh ..American.]
PHILADELPHIA MAREETE.,
FLOWS, GRAIN ASTDl'7lt#Ol3. - - , ' •
.........
... . Plaludelpllia,..Decentberl3, 1670.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR $0 50
EXTRA FLOUR .
5 25
RYE FLOUR 5 25
.
IVREA 2' • 1 95
.
RYE " 53
CORN 73
OATS . 'S 50
CLOS - ER.3I2ED C 48
TIMOTIMS'EED 5 25
FLAXSEED • , 2 Oil
LIVE -STOCK MARKETS
'Philadelphia, Monday, Deeeter 12, 1670.
The arrivals and sales of Peel Caine were large
this week, reaching about 2,287 Arad, 7'he market
closed dull within the following range of prices:
EXTRA FAT CATTLE, per IG BXOOc. •
FAIR AND GOOD CATTLE 7@d B
COMMON
COWS and CALVES itcere firmer, and PAX) head
changed hands at $60k,7.80. '
SHEEP were firmer; sales of 9,000 head 'lathe Birk
drove yard at bninie per M. for good, and 4,600
_headed Me Avenni yard al (he same .figures.
MOOS were in boiler demand. 1,000 head sold at
$969.60 per.loo , lbs. net.
MONEY MARKET
CLOSING PRICES OF DEIIIAVEN & BROTHER.
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia. .
Three o'clock, p. m., December 13, 1870.
U. 9 lro of 'Bl 113.% 113%
'107 , X 108
'64 107 31 10 ,,
1070 101 0
100%110 ''
—llO —IIOV,
'65, no w
iliMilailla
.110'4 1114 i
110 , / 110 f/
110 1 ,4 Wei
106 108
UlllOll Pacific R. It. Int M. Bowls 805 815
Central Pacific It. R 020 130
Uulon Laud Grant llond4 620 030
'6B
' 5800 , 1186
1.1. S. 30 Year 0 per cent Cy
Cold
Bllrer
MARRIED .
• WETZEI.—BENTLEY.—On the sixth indant, nt
tho residoneo of tho brido'n father, in fhb+ place, by
the Rev. Dr. J. Swart", Mr. Andrew J. Wetito I and
Mks Jennie Bentley.
Yor tho bountiful supply of yoke aceompamlng
Ito above notice, tho young vouplo taco our hearty
thanks. May their married life bi4o them a eon•
Minot honey -moon.
DIED
MYEIIS.—On the seventeenth of October Just, at
Heine city, Idaho Territory, Mr. George W. Myers,
oldest sun of Mr. Henry Myers, of thin place, In the
forty-fifth year of Lis ago.
FLEMING.—In South bliildletion„township, nn
Siituriloy morning; - Docoinbcr 10, of consumption,
Wilson Flouting, tom.. In tho sixty-secouti year of Pio
The deceased who a consistent *Moruber of tiro
. t'resbytorlau church from his zouth ; ho llyed.a lifo
of the strictest intogrity,_midAled trusting-in God
with a triumphant faith. Ifirixamplo will- ho bola
up fur imitation, w ‘ hile tiro Innuonce of hit life will
distil as thvilent ß ilow, and bring forth fruit In the
e earnest devotion and renewed con . secration of
t hose who have known his life, Its tranquil close,
and the perfect assurance which ho hail of the Joys
which awaited him boymid the river of death. These
who enjoyed the privilege of his friendship will
• always remember hie_ smile of _welcome, his cordial
greeting, and frink awl earnest manner, which told
how truly he onJolod o the society of his Mantis, and
mado their intercourse with him agreeable
NEW. --TO-DAY.
FOR RENT
The storeroom now occupied by L. T.fireennold,
two dooni from Market Square, East Main street.
Possession given Aprll,l, 1871, or puillape stoner.
Apply to .
15deC76-tf
READING RAIL ROAD
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Monday, November 21, 1870
GREAT TRUNK LINE FOOl4 TILE North and
North-Wool for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading,
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Slantnokin, Lebanon,
Allentown, Paaton, Ephrata, Sal; Lancaster, go
&c., &a.
Trains leavS Harrisburg for Now York, as follows:
At 3:10, 8;10, 10:50 a m, and 2:50 p m , connecting
with sihilar trains on Ponnsylvania Railroad, and
arriving at Now York at 10:10 a. M. 3:50 5:50
and 10:00 pm, respectively. Sleeping darn accom.
pony tho 3:10 a m train without change.
Returning: Leave New York at 9:00 a m, 12.00
noon, and 6:00 p m, Philadolphia, at 8:15 a nt, mid
3:30 p m. Sloaping Cars accompany the 5:00 p
train from New York, without change.
Reavo Ilarrishiirg for Reading. Pottsville, Tama
qua, klinorsville, Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown and
Philadelphia, at 8:10 n m, 2:20 and 4:05 p in, ale t•
ping at Lebanon and principal wny stations; thin
4:05 p m train connecting for Plilladelphia, Pottsville
and Colombia, only. For Pottsville, Schnylklit
Haven and Anburn rid Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad, leave Harrisburg at3:4o p m.
East Ponnaylvania Railloinl trains leave Reading
for Allentown, Easton, and Now York, at 5:00, 10:30
a m, 12.45 noon, and 4:45 p mfi Returning, leave Now
York at 9:041 a 10,12:00 noon and' 5:00 p in, and Allen
town at 7:20 a m, 12:25 noon, 2:55, 4:20 and 8:45 p m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7:30
a in, connecting with similar train on East Pennsyl
vania Railroad, returning from Reading at 0;20 p m,
stopping ut all stations. • .-.
Leavo PEttsvillo at 9:00 a m, and 3:10 p m, Herndon
at 10:15 a in, Shamokin, at 5:10 and 11:20 am, Ash.
land, at 7:05 a m, and 12:50 noon, Mahanoy City, at
7:51 am, and 1:35 p In, Tamaqua, at 0:33 a nt, and
2:30 p m, for Philadelphia, Now York, Reading, Har
risburg, Am.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad, at 8:15 a In, fur Harrisburg, and 12:05 noon
for Pine Grove and Tramont. . •
Reading Accommodation Train loaves Pottsville at
5:40 a m, Vernon Reading at 7:30 a in, arriving at
Philadelphia nt 10:20 am. Returning, leaven Phila
delphia at 4:45 pip,•passing Reading at-7:::5 p ne Cr.
riving at Pottsville at 9:10 p m.
I .Phltatown Accommodation Train leaves Pottstown
at 7:00 aul : returning . leaves Philadelphia at 4:00
p at.
Columbia Railroad trains have ]loading nt 7:20 a
tn, and 0:15 p m , fur 'Epluuta, Litiz, Lancaster, Co
lumbia, &c.
Perklomon Rellroadrtraino leavo Perk'omen Juno.
tion at 7:45, tas a m, 3310 and 6:30 p to; returning,
louvo Scliwenkaville at 7.00, 8:20 a m , 12:50 noon, and
4:30 p n, connecting With aimilar trains on Reading
Railroad.
Colobrooirdale Railroad trains leave Poltatownytt
0:40 tt m, and 0,20 p nt, returning, leavo Pleas
ant at 7.00 and 11:26 a m., connecting with similar
trains on Reading Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leavo Bridgeport at
8:30 a In, and 2:06 and 6:02 p m ; returning, leave
Downingtown at 0:55 a m, 12:45 noon, and 5:15 p m.
connecting with similar trains on,Reading Railroad.
On Stfadays: Loavo Now,York at 6:00 p 111, Phila.
dolphin, at 8:00 a m, and 3:16 p m, (the 8:00 a in, tr 4
running only to Reading•) leave Pottsville at 8:710 a
m; learn Harrisburg at 8:10 a m, nod 4:05 p nil
leave Allentown at' 8:40 p ; leave Reading at 7:16
a as, and 10:05 p tn, fat flarrisbnrg at 0:00 a so, for
Now York, afni at 0:40 a m, and 4:26 p to, for Phil
adolphis.
Commutation, !dilosgo, Season School and Escur
, !don tickots, to and front all polule at roduced rates.
Baggage "thooktal through ono hundred pounds
thawed each passougor.
- O. A. Nj . OOf.LS, (ion. Sup't.
on
Raling, Pa., Nov. 211870
SEW/NG !
COMPETITION DEF[iM 1 I
Wo soli the Singer, Wheeler & Nlleon , !low;
Elliptic, Grover & linker, Word, Parham, Koyntono,
Blocs, Gold Model, American Combination ' Darla,
kmplro, Finklo & Lyon, Wilcox & Gibbs orlth cond.
plata outfit, 'afoot ImproromontA, all extra attach.
moots and case, at $60.,
Thu Wilson, Folsom, McGann lioopor, Darthratn
Fauton with outfit, Improvontonta, all oxtra at•
tachmonts and case at $3B.
Tho Duckoyo,.Dlamond, American, Homo Shuttlo,
Bristol, with outfit, table, (Attachments and casu at
Tho Coninnin Sumo, Octagon, Diunier,; and .all
other hand machines with outfit; hem mar ahil tacker
At /12, No toy machines sold._
A coMpleto sot of attachments fur hemming Ono,
coarse, and wide, binding auy material, quilting,
tucking, and making the next tuelt,,ruilling and
gathering, doing away with Lading altogether.
Made to milt any machine. Only thi complete Bet
. Bold, $6.. • , •
•ILNI~TTINU M . tp LC /N
1',•"
Ari:fyi,llo
,
'The' Lateb at $55; the Oran
.•:••••ca—t
•DI amine]. {g7; the illokfor(
7 ' Haven ; $ 2,41: •
tho mopoy-tal.n . OntAvit:lt' tlio;oriloFtve ship
With all !might oloargial4propnlEr tat.ao tho lllt►.
oloolppl or soot pn - iooolpVot - .linit,ttni
omoont,and . chargogipattK;.. - .:
•
•
• ',t i tc'gteNt - okiiotilytiio4o:4l#o ,- ' , .. ,
;Gagolaly•
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TO -DAY.
tiiiisyLyAmA. RAILROAD.
Trainii.(Eiiity).to,Mid from Pkila
• delphiaarid,Tittaburg, and TWO
Train Dai.trtti'and from Erie
, , (Banda,* excepted).
1111
AFTER Sik5l:5AY, DECEMBER 4,
1870,''Passenger .Tmins of the Pennsylvania
Asillroad' company will depart from Harrisburg and
;hrrlye at Philadelphia' sing Pittsburg ati folimve
2:60..4-rbilaticdpbla Express loaves Harrisburg
daily (oxaept Monday) at 2 60 a. m., and arrives at
West Philadelphia at 7 00 a.m.
6 30—Fast Lino leave.) Harrisburg daily (except
Monday) at 6 30 a. In., and arrives at West Phliadol
pbla at II 50 a. m.
Mail Train loaves Altoona daily (except Sunday)
at 3 00 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg at 0 00 p. m.
10 46—Cincinnati Exprese loaves Harrielnirg daily
at 10 45 p. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia at
310 a. tn.
11 35—Pacific txpresn leaves Harrisburg daily
(except Monday) at 11 35 a. In., and arrives at West
Philadelphia at 3 25 p.
1 20—SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Harrisburg
daily nt 1 20 p. m., and art Ives at West Philadelphia
at 6 p. m.
Ha 4 r s risburg Accommodation leaven Altoona daily
(Sunday
at except 4s ed) at 7 25 rt. tn., and arrives at Har
risburg 12 p.
3 55—Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Harris
burg at 3 55p. in., and arriv a at Philadelphia at
0 40 p m.
7 01—hancastor Train, via Mount Joy, leaves
Ilarrisbmg daily (except eunday) at 7 00 a. Ea., and
arrives at West Philadelphia at 12 00 noon.
4 05—Erie Fatt Line west, for Erie, leaves Har
risburg daily (except SlL.day) at . 4 35 p. m., arriving
at Erie rit 7 40 a. In
2 25— ERIE MAIL wept, for Erie. lefties Harris.
imrg daily at 2 25 a.m., arriving at Erie at 7 40 p m.
12 15—Cincinnati Expressleitves Harrisburg daily
at 12 15 a. m., arrives at Altoona at 4 60 a. m., and
arrives at Pittsburg at 0 30 a. m.
4 30—Pittsburg Exprers leaves. Harrisburg daily
(except Sunday) at 4, 30 a. In., arrives at Altoona at
0 30 a. en., takes brekfast, and arrives at Pittsburg
at 3 06 p. m.
2 10—Pacific ExprOas leaves Harrisburg daily at
2 10 a. m., arrives let Altoona at 6 30 a. m , takes
breakfast and arrives at Pittsburg at 10 40 a. m.
. .
Past Line leaves Harrisburg daily (except, Sunday)
at 4 45 p. m., arrives at - Altoona nt 8 55 P. m., laS
supper and arrives at Pittsburg at 1 20 min.
slall Train leaves Harrisburg daily (except San-
. .
day) at 1 15 p. m., arrives at. Altoona-at-7-15-p. tn
takes supper and arrives atl'ittqburg at 1 00 n in.
'Way PaFeenger Trairt_loaves . llarrtsbarg daily r
8 15 n. arrives at Altoona at 2 20 p. ot. ' and a
19E1.4,10.g at 10 20 p.
SAAIUST. A. BLACK,
Supt. Al I la DI v. Pun R. It.
Harrisburg Huy. 24,1870.
ACTIVE PERSONS
-W ANT
$lOO A MONTH!
I , :ii,rgol It. Poi .ITI.I
Clergymen
Farmers, Salesmen, Dealers, and all others, male and
rforthrlernilH7M, to 6i.0 hole — ttimrm - [ 'art of .
It, nap easily make
by engsgdng In light, hnnornblo, und staple bunions.
In which no money is required.
NC COMPETITION
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY. GIVEN
References as to Chardcter Required.
Stamps for return pa,tage desirod. Write your
address In full and plitluly.
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NO. 315 CHESTNUT STREET,
ACTIVE PERSONS WANTED
16du 70 1)
XTALUABLE PSIRFONAL PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE
.V
On: Thursday, December 22, 1870
The undersigned will null at Public Sale, nn the
above 'Malea day, at Mount Holly Springs, Pa., the
following valualle personal property; to wit:
ONE HORSE, BUOGY, AND HARNIISS,
ONE SLEIGH,
TITHER FAT HOGS,.
TWO 0001) MELCH COWS
hay by tho Ton, I No. 9 Cook Stove, nearly new,
TWO MORNING GLORY HEATERS,
Ono Parlor Set, consisting of Sofa, Rocking Chair,
Idarblo Top Centre Table, What Not, and Chairs ; ono
Lounge, MI Cann Bottom Chairs, ono Extension
Dining. Table Clipboards, Chairs, threo Ward
robes, ono sue of Cottage Furniture, with Mattress,
two French Bedsteads, with Mattresses—ono Spring,
ono Marble Top Iturosu, with glass, 0110 Marble Top
'Washstand - , Writing Desk, Book Case, one ehina•Ten
Set, Yonitian Blinds, Carpets, cud many ohmr things
too numerous to mention, consisting of the entire
household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale to commence at ten o'clock a. m. on said tiny,
when attendance will be given .d terms made
known by
MRS. R. C. REMPTON
N. B. MOORE, Auctioneer.
NnL—Tho Homo and Lot will bo for rent lifter
the ;lay of solo. Apply to Sidney ICowplon. No. 20
Water street, Baltlnwro• 15d0e70
AGENTS WANTED
-FOR TII
°LI IIRARY OF POETRY ANWSGEO
Being choice selections from the best Poets
English, Scowl', Irith, and Amalielin.
evith an Introditeltal by
WILLIAM CUI,LEN BRYANT
" Thn entire work, page by page,-has plumed undor
the educated criticism nod seholuily op} of thin great
poet.
The handoomest and cheapest book extant, con
taining more to give, it enduring fame and snake it
univarsallypepular than any book over published.
It lots something In it of the beat for every orpo—for
the old, the middle-aged, and the young. Excerpting
the Bible, this will bu the book moat lovod and the
most frequently referred to In the family.
This is a Library in ouo book, whs,eo contents will
never grow old or stale, It Nitho read and re read
with the greatest pleasure. .oveth2oo pages, beauti
fully printed, oheicoly illustrated, handsomely
bound. Sold only by subscription. Teachers, Clor
gym., active Men and Women, cam all secure good
pay with light work by taking an agenrY for this
book.. Tenths very liberal. dead for Circular. Sc.,
l 0 o.lto. MACLEAN,
16dee70.3m - • 719 Sinsour
CHEAP COAL I
sd-CENT9 REDUCTION,
ON CURRENT MAREET RATES,
TO.NAMILIES:
Not. Agg.
Hickory Swamp 425 525
Lorberry 425 535
Lincoln Red Ash 425 695
Try keno Volley s 476 680
Bo!limos° Coal 550 600
~ 'Coal delivered to all ports of the town at tho above
prices.
Hickor
y Swamp Not Pea.
$4 00 s'3 00
Lorborry 4 00 2 80
Lincoln 4 00 2 SO
Ly ken's Valley ' 4 00 300
Orders subject to any changes in the market at
fine of shipment.
Farmers and Limeburners, along the lino of time
Cumberland Valley It‘llroad, furnished at corrps•
poudingly low rates,"
Orders filled with dl patch.
011lco—corner lir Main and Pitt aI ONOROE ZlNNreota. .
15dec70
ONTH
.86$0 • -
Tho beat soiling Look ovorpublikhed. Agorae who
soli' our now work, •
PLAIN NOMP. TALE AND. MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE, ; •
t
1 ,
have no competition. Thor nover was a book pub.
linked liko It. Any body 'c n eoll it Every body
%ratite it. Many agonts aro now making froin 2600
to lOM per mouth dolling this wonderful book. 24
pogo Descriptive Circular sent free, on application.
We want goodlivo Agonto; noon who con fully ap
preciate u ni ver salh of th fr• work, and tho foot that it
insets a want. Agents who dosire to do
gocd Damen as make money, address
WELLS & COFFIN,
432 Broom° street, New York.,
1511 c7o4t
EXWUTOTV S NOTICE.
.1 ' )%.1 0 i1."!N
.. H . L l Ati44 , Jil ' atlitn ' ailtWPAl l the cella° of 'Canty.
riblintror, late ; of,DloEllAson township, doconsad,
have been gimited by„ the qteitlator of Cumberland
county to the nulnierlimni, retdding In said townollip.
.All petionn tridobted.EMiatd entato will pions° make
payment; and these having clatinn to prevent,') thorn,
dttly authonEnitted, to'. tito..titlitersignad Menotti°-
.
• r'l 3011 N STICAPItItRce
... . 30Elf oncreorri;
, Exocutorn.
•roan,
ME
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-,,,,Thria:nOw , Tijo-Eltoii,l7tinno;lftiellin g Mangos,
'olttinto4 on. - E44,E;XOuiltoi." e,typoW,o6l.llBlo. beet
arms moclor o , •'' Pteltnnoslon glyon on tho flryit cf
;April next: ',rot parqoularn oat 'OA '
ENO OOIINMAN,
• •
Ithatnen
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Due Tura,
Llnyerv,
Agents,
Business 3len,
$lOO OR 3101111 A MONTH
El. A CARTY,
PHILADELPHIA
TO LINIEBURNIMS
NEW TO,PAY.
NEW ARRIVAL
IZES:11
CHOICE DRESS 6100051
• t
REDUCTION I.N PRICES
Greater Inducements than over I
Elegant display of New Goods: suitable forth.
Holidays, at
L. T. GREFI;FIELD'S
•
All land,,:of Drves Goods markt d down In prl,
Beautiful Emproal Cloths only 65 yenta per yard
New lot of Plaid ..?erge9, Jost opened, a t :if, 40, CO
nr.d 70 max.
VELVETEENS VERY CHEAP.
BargBlns In BlAck Alpnrna. Delalum rodoend to 1
and 20 root, Tip top Colleos nt 8 and 10 ‘enl
Best Canton Flannols Id low prices.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Whin, and Bray Blankets. Bargains la Under
shirts and Drawers, Cloths and Canal lams, Cershiols
Fliantols Tlelihigs, Magnums, Shoetlngs,
=I
at prirox that defy c6nipolltion
full Sett t Children's Fur at 13.5) and fd 50.
Lad Ivs' Set Is Stud nu t $5,03
Alnaka
. Sablo SAW only $6.00
BilAll . lllll Sllllllll4 S. $9.00
-.4.-g4:.l : axgafttrout—of—.lll.spalltla_ult
cheap.
-
Bargains in
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' LACE II AN DK ERCII I EFS,
LINEN SETT?,
O LO V ES
HOSIERY,
NVIOLEN 11001)8.
Single awl Double lThen lent v‘ry low prim e.
I will offer Special Inducements in all kinds of
goods, In order to reduce my stack preparatory to
removing to my now Store-Rooth. If you want a'
good and useful Christume Present, you, con once
mitmey by purchasing it from
=CI
IBMIM
HOLIDAY GOODS, &C
Before putclia•ing holiday G. oda for Chr:lttnats
nd New Year, co to
=il
No. 1,101, N. W. corner Eleventh and Chu(nut
1!=1111,13
NEW GOODS
TOT 81 1
Fingl6ll, Froncli,German, and American
TOYS„ pOLLB ~ FANCY 000
I Hilll continuo to 101 l my entire stock of of Feath•
010, Volvoteeno, Flowers, he., at greatly rtdueed
prices, to make room for our Toys and Holiday Clecol4.
Hat and Towel Ilankti,
Writing Pest.,
Pocket 11 Jok
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greal.t brgAl!ts over offered
qupor nellocl lon of Jet, alit, Pond and Curia Jow
ry. El 'go nt Form, Pporl, ivory, and Cillt, Stick,
Kid Gloves,
vo batons, all the now shad,. A'so, Om JosOph
Id, ()wheat $1 Oloviaold.
Cloaks, Dresses, and Suits,
mado hi tho moat fanhlonablo nth to
Trimtned. Paper Puttorna.
Perfect System of Dram Culling taught
Real Valenciennes, Guipure and Thread Laren.
AU Gm latest styles Ladles' Collars, Cuffs, and
Sleeves.
Point d'Applique and Duchosso.
Thread Veils.
French Embroidered Cashmere Fucks, ostrich
Plumes, Tips and; Fancy Feathers and Flowers.-
Noveltial in Nock Ties and now,.
Itlbbomi, Roman Scarfs and Pamlico ; Dress Trim.
Mingo. •
• Ornamental Fringes, Gimps.
•
rota Pillows ' Pin Cushions.
A largo lot uf, Wtirited Slippers, at very low prices.
BIBS. SI. A. BINDER,
No. 1,101, N W. Corner Eleventh and
Cheatnut.streets, Philadelphia.
ledeeto
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the postale° sat Carlisle, Pa., for the
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 13, 'lO
=CB
Dicktoy, Miss Laura 0 MeOord, Miss Lizzie
lloyar,Magey Nallor, Miss Alice
Crayton, Miss Aliolo Rico, Mrs Vino
Goodall, Miss Sarah Shearer, Ure Mary
0111;Misa Lidy . Bitne, Mins Sarah 'A'
Gilbert, Mrs Hannah Thompson, Mrs Ellen
Griffin, Mre Wm Thompson, Ills. L3lllll.
Iloovor, bliss Sarah A Wolf, Miss Mary E
Ilarman. Mies Menlo M. Wolf, Mrs Jane g
Gregg, Mrs Margarat Wundorlich, Miss Eliza
llovrenao, Miss Lizzio Wyman, Mts. Anise. A
Mass, Miss Martha J 800
IlartAlise Mary Yager, Mrs Mary
Kockillisa Lydia Zeigler, Jauo E
Line, Mrs Mary II i..•
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Brooks,lslr E - J . Me0111; -- A 0
Brenner, John E O'Neal, llobt
Darrick, Elias Powilny, John 0
BridgebardpJonalhan Pormott, Joseph ,
Brooks ' John . Peoblee, ,I
Couto, Sand Peter, E A . .'
Downey, James '. ' Patter, Gee El
Diller, Ham' Ruth, D
Frlmble,.Jes W"" " Richardson, Jae M
Towle, bleary lit • -,-. Itoseboro, M W
Glass, A. , . 1 Richards, Thos
Gobbet% Wm Dhilly, Egli
011ielen, J.W D Stoner, Philip B
Hammond, F 0 . Travy, l'cin A
Mayen, John , 'Waggoner, Alfred
Headley, John •"--- Wetzel, Jacob 2
lloo', Christian Watson, Alex •
Kinard, Henry -'. Wire ' Mte Gen
Lay, Jacob , - Weichy, WII •
Lolly, bleary .. Wetzel, John
Law, Peter 2- ;', , Zeigler,] B
Mires, Jacob , ''' , Zeigler, Fred
Moyer, John , Zimmerman, Goo
Mater,
Mater, John • , ' Zeigler, John
McDowell, Jae ' ,
RIIEEM, P.M.
9 TICE
N
Tho Cumberland County Agricultural Society will
sold a regular meeting in the Arbitration Chamber,
n the Court Mune, Carlisle, oil 2luaday,•January
10, at 11 o'clock.•-. - ,
• IttliVlEl F. VINE,
15E1°010 '. - . , •—• Secretary.
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FOR BALL
160 tone Coal Screenings; takon out of Coaluoltl In
Fall trade, nt $l.OO lam ton at yi . usle of
200ct10 , • • A. 11. nixin,
'Boots, Shoes and Trunks.
STROHM 445 SPONSLER,
No, 18, South Hanover street, Carlisle
Thankful for tho• patron , g 0 ostendod them here
tocoro, do now announce thoir usual large stook
SERINO STYLES OF BOOTS AND SOUS, FJE
Ladies and
Misses i
Gents and Boys,
wlllOll nro unrivalled for comfort and. bounty. Also
TZUNKS AND VALISES
MEWS AND MID' HATS
All of - which will be sold nt moll :profit. gull ono
nail all, nail get a full equivalent Air your money
I ap7o •
CHEAP
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Goodn'aro not always the Lout. WlionYon go to.bui
an ortlclo, and especially In Um matter of
BOOTS AND SHOES
go to a dealer on whose words, you can rely:lbr vary
fovea good judges of reate.er.
AT
this time.of tho yenr many ydll he iyantint ❑gh
boots and shoes for summer *ear. All such run lo
accommodated at
ADAM DYSERT'S,
whore will ho fOund a suppljat lho It wt of price:
Boots and shoos motto to ardor with tho utmost dl
patch. Place of businoss
No. 34 Bost Loather drat, Ceirlisle, Pa
14ap"70
I.oop Skirt Manufactory
TIVIO PKINSLPIII-LA-DBLPHIA
11001.' SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
No.
'lbrmerlyec2B Arch St., Plgfladelphia
A complete assortment of all the new
Fall Shapes of Our Celebrated "Cham
pion" Hoop Skirts, in every length and
size, together with our own make of
"Keystone'" Skirts, • (second quality,)
and full lines of good . -Eastern made
Skirts, for sale, wholesale and retail, at
prices just reduced below those of any .
former season. Our Champion Skirts
More than sustain their reputation for
superiority over all others, and aro now
sold at such prices as will meet the views
of all, and are warranted in every re
spect.
Corsets I Corsets l I Corsets ! !I' Our
assortment of Corsets contains over 100
kinds and prices, and includes every
desirable kind,• such as Thomson's Glove
Fitting, J..Beckers, R. Werly's,Madam
Foy's, and Mrs. Moody's "Patent Self
• Adjusting Abdominal Supporting" Cor
sets ill all grades, together with Misses'
and Children's, and every grade of Hand
made Corsets, ranging- in prices as fol
lows :-45c, 68c, 69c, 75c 80c, 830, 85c,
Doc, 94c ,
slfoo, $l.ll, $1.14, $1.19, $1.25,
&c., up to $7.00.
----Panier—Rustles--itt-27-strylee r: -front-e6 7 -
eents_up to $3.25. --Ladies'—Under-Gar
ments in all kinds and prices. Night
Dresses from $l.OO to $0.50. Infant's
Dresses, long and short, from $2.35 to
$l3. Gored Muslin Skirts, 0 Tucks, 75
et& ; 10 Tucks, 916.•; 15 Tucks, $1.32,
&c. up to $lO.
Hoop Skirts and Corsets made to order,
altered and repaired, at Manufactory and
Sales Rooms, 1,115 Chestnut st., Philad.
Call or send fOI.
= wm. T. IIOPICINS.
225ep40.3m
Sc)rom Pianos
SCHOMACKER & CO'S
PIANOS
Great Sale of first-class Rosewood Pianos
at Prices below•the Actual Cost
to Manufacture.
Having determined to offer our extensive stock of
superior and highly-finished Rosewood Pianos at
prices below the actual cost to manufacture, wo will
sell, during tho month of December, nt the follow
ing great roductlons, in order to close out our largo
stock by the end of the year.
No.l-7 o. tare, front round concurs, carved legs,
$5OO for $350.
No. 2-7 octavo, four round corners, carved legs
$550 for $4OO.
No. 3-7 octave, front round corners, sernoutino
catio,fson for $4OO.
No 4-7 octave, four u und corners, sell,en tine
core, $6OO for SM.
No. 5-7 octavo, four round cornerx, moulding
ca., $7OO for $475.
No. octavo, four iou rut cornorr, vouldiug
0000, $750 for $5OO.
No. 7-7 , 4 octave, Squaru Grand, richly carved
05000, $BOO fur $550.
No. 1-7 octavo Upright or Cabinet Plano, $ll3O for
400.
No, =-7 octavo Updgld ur Cul.lnot Plano, $7OO fur
$4,50:
f0r 1. 5 1— . 4% clay° Upright or CAlrlnet Pia., .$9OO
No. 1-7 , 4 octave Send.o rand Plano, f9OO for $OOO.
No. 2-.7 , 4" oc lave Throe-quarter ()rand Vi.lllo,
ft 000 fur $7OO.
No. 3-714 octavo Poll Contort 0 rand 113 no, ;I, 00
fur sBeo.
The repe on of these fast-class instruments
makut It unnecessary 11 r us to utty a ward In their
favor. They aro unrimrsall acknowledged to he
superior to any instrument made.
Those wishing to 'purchase, or deslriut to nuthe
Christmas Proton ts, will find that our special and
extraordinary reduction of prices w enable them
to obtain
A FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT
=I
at a price ovon less than a uorond-rato, or Inferior
ono Would utherwl4o coat them.
Tlloao wanting bargains should not fall hi call at
our
WAREROO3IS, NO. 1103 CHESTNUT STREET,
and examine our large - stock, whore the 7 will to
readily convinced of the unperionity of theau Plallo3,
and tlienacrilleu at which we are offering them
:4)IIOIIACKER & CO
N.,111.—5010 agouti. for tho colobratod
BURDETT ORGAN
AM". Catalogues, with Elo.crlptlon of style. nod
schedules of priers, can be had by bpplylag at our
w•nreroomu, or will Lo soht by Mai.
Idoc7o,lt
For Sale—Valuable Rear Estate
A VALUABLE RESIDENCE
AT PEIVATE SALE
• The undersigned will sell at private into that vat.
usible residence, taunted at • nbaplt RUCk, Cmuhnn
hind calmly.
The imprevemont4 consist of a
TWO-STORY BRICK
having two rooms mid a kitchen on the first floor,
mud Oros rooms oil the second floor. Also, Statue,
earring° House, Cog Pun, end Coln Crib, together
with nil other necessary entlatildino. A lot con.
Mining choice fruit attarlasl.
Aug parson wl•ldng to view the proem ty run do
so, by railing on Loot Trego,'resitllng trear the cal..
For terms and further Intone:Mon. upply to
ldec76 , lt JOHN R. TRE:OO.
The - Peruvian Syrup
IRON BLOOD I
„A.
NATURE'S OWN. VITALIZER
THE PERUVIAN SYR I",
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. AN IRON TONIO WITHOUT AT. 01101.,
Assleollates with the blood nu neatly the simplest
food, vit dining and illYlgorating tit whole systout.
It stimulates without moll., builds up the
brohon dowb, cures Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Com.
plaint, Amato NVenknesses, Dropsy, II tunors,'d e.,
and expels discos from the system, by Inereoqing
Nnturo's own vitalising °turnout—lßON.
Pamphlets free. Jot'. ID NSMORE, VI oprl. tor, 30
Day street, Now York. Sold by druggists not, rally
17uth70oowly ,
Legal Notice
pROTLIONOTARY'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby glean that' thin account of Peter
Ppatt , minium of Philip Prltsolt, for the benefit of
crodltors,,lnts boon Mud In my Oleo for osantloatiOrl,
and will Ito presented to the Court of Common Pleas
of Cumberland County for_conflrauttlou
iley,'.lanuory 11, 1871.
IV. V. CAVANAUOII,.
Prothouotary.
IMMO
LOST
Ou Sunday, November 27; a WHITE MEDIUM
SIZED SOW. rota... ,Pigs had boon weaned about It
wook. Any Information In regiird to Anir will La
paid for by loaning word with tho subiairlbor;or at
Tills °maw
JOHN DAVIS
N. riliMlddlitton township
Address Carlisle P, o.' Bdee7o2t*
For. Rent.
STOREROOM FOR RENT,
Tho etoreroom In North ifanovor street, Carlisle,
recently occtipled by Brend:lto, and next door to
Copt: Horns . tlotol, In offered for rent from the that
of April next, Ito location notion; It ono of tho
moot doslrablo business °tondo bn Carl kilo, Apply to
24n0t70 „ 0. 11. MACII.AUGHLIN.
TOR RENT
The etorernom, On West Molgireol, ntal, now
occupied by Samuel Olandy, le for root fNui ilio, find
of April next., Apply at pus OP/106. .
WOR RENT.—A: frame house situated
on Lontboe street oat ended, beyond Itev. Mr.
Wing'soccupled nt, present by Mr. Jobn.Egolfoilth
n garden, yard and olloff..Tbe renidno• of the lot,
of. Ono and tbrootburth acres will b donned on Um
.ollaree, front Iliet of April next.
11703 t ' ' HAMILTON.
Youths and Chi*
_ . .
Neon...quo America consieting of BO onolidly rx
ecoleti views of American 1 1 .ceriery, ,Minmeormi ii
Noyember. D. APPLEYON & CO., Publishme, No,
York.
GEN. ROBT. E. LEE'S LIFE.
Nearly ready for publication, the Biography of
Oen. Robt. N. Lee, by John Eaten Cooke, author of
" Life of atonewall Jackson," " Wearing the 0 rey,"
etc. 1 VOL, Bco , 000 pages, Illustrated. To be sold
by subscription. Agents wanted.
1), APPLNIION A CO., Publishers, New York.
EMPLOYMENT, Business for all.
Best Indwitrial B.airo NCwspapor. 50 cont.
pet> oar. Send stamp for copy. PAltiOT STAR
Bo:ton, MaAs.
A Superb Subscription Book.
Cuba with Pen and PeUeil
,A...complate-mattualAat -travot r y.t...aa-ittterwAtingras-a
novel. Ft ash, Foll, and Reliable! No competition!
20 , magniticont fall-pago engraviita! I 2U3 other H.
hußrations of exceedingly Interesting and vat led
character, many of them humorous. All about the
principal alties of the Maud, Um baths and antor-
Rig places, bull lights, cock lights, and carnival.
Strout eights in Havana. Culturo.and_llanufacturo
or CoffFo, Sugar; and Tobacco.,
Fact and Fun I Statistic and Adventure!
HARTFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY
, Hartford,-Onnt,
HOMES, Health, Happiness: ,
Ilbw to be ottained IMllars l Plantations , '
Farms, Villa Sites, and ,Towu Lots, at the - great
_Premium Land Salo, Aiken, S. C. Thu " Saratoga of
the South." 18 hours from N. Y. Thu most de
light fnl ellmoto in the world. Free from the rigors
of Northern winters, exempt from Throat Ditomees.
Vineyards' and orchards in full hearing. For do
seriptive pamphlet, address, with stamp, J. C.
DEIIIIY, Augusta, Ga.
IIOMES for the million ; $500,000
worth of Farms and Farming Lands for 'safe,
in lota tonsult, mostly in Lewis county, Missouri.
Exeollent markets, fertile soil, and healthy climate.
Malls and Town Property for sale. Daily communi•
cation with Quincy. For descriptive circular, ad
dress O. W. CONNELI,Jograno, Mo. -
WINTER EMPLOYMENT.
PERKINS S RORER'S PATENT ^
NON-ENPI,LOSIITE
Is absolutely safe from oxploslon or breaking; burns
any Coal Oil, good or Lad; giros more light, no odor,
and uses less oil.
" It Is perfectly non-explosive. Tito light IN better
than to produced by any ether lamp."— ll'. N. Clark
Preet .211asaachasells Agricultural o,llege.
"It to perfeeilytoa-oxploalve, gives a butt7r
and Is more ucotiomical than any ether only in use."
/V. Wells, late Sup. Pub. Schools, Chicago.
The appalling deaths and fires from am lamps
exploding and breaking create a ..great demand fur
this lamp. It pays to sell it. Sold by Coll careers f'
Agents wanted everywhere. Send for clreular and
terms to MONTGOMERY & CO., Cleveland, O, 42
Barclay St., N, Y.
TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCI
DENT INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford,
Conn. Cash Atsets, $1,600,000. Grants lafe owl
Endowment Policies of ill Improved forms. Ample
sorority, low rates, Also looms Against Ace ideots
causing dunth sir total disabllll3. --- Poliries written
lay the year or month. lion paid SUM per day for
Six Years In betiellUt to pulley holdots.
ROYAL 'HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizex cashed nial l nfurmat kin funds! r. , :5141 , 3'
UEOltll E Provitl once, It. I.
Q~S.A WEEK SALARY.
. Young urn wanted att local anti trnselllng
salesmen. Addresx (malt ntanist) It. 11. WALKER,
a-I Palle Itoo, N. Y.
We will pay agents a salary of $35
Week,Or allow a large CelllaligtllOll to nil
oar DOW Invoutimo. Address, with stomp,
J. W. FLUNK A: CO., Mar:than, Mich, •
ASTIIMA-KIODER'S PASTILLES.
A rim relief for Atithom. Pr leo 40 room, lip
STOWELL A CO.,
Cbarlealoa, o,•Mass.,
182.6 1870
TTSE tho." Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
l) Ham " The old lititmlard remedy fdr Couglel,
CO.UIIIIItI.I. Nothing better." CUTIAII
111108. CO., Boston.
CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHES
Ara superlerto all others. for Conelof. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchial - 10 Lung dillnCtiol, aro exceed
ingly palntaldo, have none "r that nauseating hand
hip Cobol. taste, .aro .very soothing and Oct Cho a
charm; inli.terli, hi name, and, Publk Speakers will
tind they are eve, billy adapted to• the voice. Sold
by Druggists. Also "
RUSHTON'S (1 8 .1'.) COD LIVED. OIL,
for Consumption mud Scrofula ; nxu no other,
TIORRIBLE.—I suffered with Catarrh
thirty yen., awl wits cored Di six n (Tits by it
Hi MOO" 1,11111:11YpItIld - Wili Oil) - MHO, ro4llgo
froo, to all nlllietoil. T. J. MEAD, Drawer 170, Syra•
cu., N. Y.
PSYCIIO3IANCY.—Airy lady or gen
coLmol rar, lu.k. $l,OOO a month, mecum choir
own happliteuu unit italoponilonco, by obtaining l'sy.
Cliontancy, Fns. lotting. or Soul (Alarming. 400
pages; 0.01)1. Frill instructions to tbio this power
Over Mon or tuilinals at will, how to Mesttorizo,l,,,
conto Pronto or Writing Moilluthp, Divinut!ott, Spir
itualism, A Ichonly,Philosoulty of °thousand breatitu,
Brigham Young'n HAMM, (hub!., Cu, Marriage, AC, oil
contained In this book ; 100,000 Bold; brio° by mail,
In cloth, $l 20, paper a:Aunt, $l.
Nobles —Atirpothon willing to not as itgOtu bill
racolvo tialliplu copy of tlo York fr.°. As no oipi
tai Is required, all desirous of gaoled onsployinent .
°boob' tonal ton tlio . book, unclosing 10 tcuts for
postago, k 4,11%, W. EVANS S CO., 41 South 8111 St.,
AYBTERY SOLVED.—Fiftecin
tam,' Y,rtvnto Couvernatiun %ink Married
ladto Illin one of their number. Sent Iron fin' two
..tump v —Addrens MRS.-16 Al ETZGEIt, linnuver.-Pn.
A CARD
"A Clergyman, while rosidiiig In Eolith Anted& as
_ miuslonary, discovered a Fide, and simple remedy
for the onto of Nervous Woaktfess, Early Decay, DI,-
oases of iilo Urinary, awl Seminal Organs, and the
whole n`..' of disorders brought nii by baneful and
vicious veldts Urea t numb°. have boon cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a &Biro to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, I will Fond the radial
for preparing and usher Lilo medicine, in a mulled
envelope, to any Olin who 11001.18. it. (roe of charge.
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, glutton I), itlble fount,
Now ~y ork City. 21n0v70-4,
WM
ULCERS I TUMORS I CANCERS I
tho PhiladolPithr Cancer Dual
.
tuto, 931 Areirotroot; Prof. Dolton, 2.88 W. 4th 'Arcot,
Cinclunott, 0., and 1/r/ °recite, rot Choilotte, N. 0.,
aro making tuttorgoltlng curet] of all Wooer,' Tumors,
and Concerti, by their groat Cancer Millilntel', with•
out theltnifo or 'caustic, medicine, nod with but ilttlo
. • •
010. Every root nod Ilbro is killed and removed,'
If tnkon In 4imo, nod Cannot return. llowaro of bogus
,Professors, with their bogus treatments, stealing
our advertisements. No others havo 'these trout.
meets. Norio other should over ho usod. For par.
Oculars sondibr circular. Callioraddreso us above
Unpin-Sin • '
pIANos oR
. •
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Two ilrat-alaloi Maim, which NW.) boon . lo Iwo hut
a eliort Urn°, will ho Hold very low for etiali. Apply
at once to
~ilJuno7o.if '..- .10fiN li' Itlllazi.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
THE BEST PAPER,
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AND THE, ,
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BEST 'INDUCEMENTS
This quarter's 13 ''toimberS sent free to nil eel
scribing, boforciDeo. 23, 1870, for next year's Fitly
Two Numbers of
;SORE'S RURAL NEW.YORRER,
;Cho great Illustrated
RURAL AND PAIIILY.WEDKLY
for Town nod Coninry.
Tho Rnral, now In Its twenty-first year, to not only
tho largest, beet, and cheapest, but by far the largest
circulating Jennie! of Its class .in the world I Na
tional In character, ably edited, superbly Illustrated
and printed, It le the . .
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BEST AMERIOAN WEEILLYI
It Is the standard authority on all branches of
Agriculture, HaitianEuro, kc. As a literary find_
family paper It is a favorite In many of the best fam
ilies ail over the Union, Canada, rro. Indeed, 11loore's
Rural has no rival In its sphere, and is this largest
Illustrated Journal on tho Continent—each number
containing sixteen- flvc•column pages, (double the
817,0 of most papers of its class.) It, is the paper for
the East, West, North, and Eolith.
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS, ite
Terms—fa a' ear of 62 numbers, ,rtnd only $2 50 In
elitist of Ton. !Ills Quarter's lantnnbers sent free,
as offered above: Our Club Inducements for 1871
are unprecedented. Specimens, Premium Lists, &C.,
sent froo to all forming Clubs-and - we - Want a Ilve
Club Agent In every town. Address '
D. T. hlOOll.ll, 41 Park now, New York
THE NEW YORK METHODIST,
An Eight Page Weekly
Now in its Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons, n Serial
Story for the family, a I Lew Children's Story every
week, Chats with the Little Folks, Editorials by the
best Methodist writers and others, Foreign and Do
mestic Correspondence, full Departments of Religious
And Secular Intolligenre. Price.s2 59 a year. Lib
eral premiums or rash COlllll4llOOB to canvassers.
Subscriptions conneence at any:time. For specimen
enclose a two cent stamp to prepay postage. Address
TILE METHODIST, lid Enema S t., N. Y.
HOLIDAY. JOURNAL. FOR 1871.
Contoing a Chritmas Story, Splendid Play;;,
hingie Sportx, to. ; 4S I.:lgen; ilioslrated• Sent . froo
on-recoipt-orono stamp for potilogo.. Atldroiff ADAMS
A CO., Publidtorm, Boston.
MASONIC BOOKS.
Agente'wented. Send for Cli e ular. Addreee
MASONIC PUB, CO., 432 •Itroomo St.; New York.
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ACHRISTMAS GIFT to all yearly
oubscribers to Appleton'e Journal, published
Weekly. Two mouths subgetiption gratis. Thu
months of Novomber and December, 1870, given
arittlo to all subseriterd remitting $l, for the year
1871.
Any one desirous of making a trial of the Journal
to see whether they liko It, con have It for Tm
Month, on remitting on Fifty Cents.
Liberal terms to Live Agonts,
METALLIC KEROSENE LAMP
Medicid.
For Sale—Pianos.
THE EMPIRE m UT UAL.
UNEXA.MPLED I
THE
LIFE INSURANCE oODIPANY
itonu,
In tho drat Fifteen Months of Its existence has Issued
OVER FORTY-FIVF HUNDRED POLICIES
INSURING OVER $8,000,000.00
and taking in Premiums $500,000.00
bang thallin'neet commencement Monneeu ever don ,
,hy any company In the world!
ME REASON FOR IT
Ordinary wholo-lifo policies aro absolutely non
forfeitable from payment of trot annual premium.
Special ineurnocu non-fortltable aftorl,io annul
•paymoute
All panels. Inconteetablo for urinal moues, and
absolutely Incontestable after two ann oal premiums.
All reetriotlonsomon travel nud residence removed
and no permits roqulred.
No accumulation of Interest on Loans or Doforrod
Premiums, and no inordaso of annual - poymouto ou
any class of policies.
One-third of the premiere loaned to the party in
!Mod, if desired, and no Note required.,
Dividends on the progressive plan, end ttlea upo
the guarantee Interest plan.
Business of tho company conducted on the Nlntsti
Pion.
Policy simplo nod fedi in Ils provltilons
Incontestability of Policies
It Is tho purposo of Tho Pinpiro to fulfill all Ito
contracts, tho ovidonco of which id that Ito poly
has no.cetronlont refuges by means of which It can
escape a Just demand. Proven fraud on the port of
the insured will always hive; klate a policy. Also
Mad aO, if committed preTielas to the payment of the
second alinnel prenfium; or death caused by engaging
in any specially hazardens bUSIII.B within the first
two years. not after the exp iration of to•o years,
the policy will be bold incontestable for all cll.. it
except frond.
Non-Forfeiture of Life Policies
No policy of insurance with Continuous payments
for life will be forfeited or become void by the non ,
payment of premium° thereon, unfit the full paying
power of the 'menthol. have been iochousted. Tho
language of the policy. is
" That if any premium after the first annual pre
miummshall have boon paid, shall not ho paid on the
day whoa-dun, and the said assured shall, within
thirty days theronflor, give notice in writing of Ina.
Linty to tray the seine, and of n desire that said
policy shell ho continued in force under the following
conditions: Then and In munch' Coßil this policy shall
not be forfeited or Miocene void by the nompayMent
of the sold premium duo thereon, until after time
expiration ore period, to Lo determined as follows,
to wit: The net value of this trolley when the Pro
minim hOCOMOR duo shall bedeterminod by actuarial
calculation, and after deducting from such net value
the Lumens upon said policy minetunceled by dividends,
mra - rrnyintlatiqiiesTio fr .— Company, tour-111am of
what remains shell ho considered a not singlet
Premiom of temper:try Insurance, nod this policy
shall be continued in force slating the term for which
It will insure, according eir the age of the party at
the tine of the lapse ortho premium.
Example of the Non-Forfeitable Plan of
the " Empire.''
Age of - y(oy inswcd, 35. Ordinary whole Lfc policy
Ono ntinutil premium will continuo the Folk,. in
force 2,yeste mid 3
Two annual premiums will continuo the pulley in
fprou 4 years told I.7,dnyn. •
TlMee iMonal premiums will continue the policy in
force ti years and 27 days.
Four annual premiums will continue the policy In
force 8 years MIL! 10 days.
Fire 1111111111 i premiums will COldilltle 1110 policy I
force lu years and 56 days.
etc' etc., etc., etc
OFFICERS
9. Hilton Scribner, President
George NV. Smith,. Vice Presi
dont.
Sidiley W. Crofut, Secretary
Lemuel IL kVaters, Actuary
Thomas entrcy, M. D., Medi
cal Examiner.
Everett Clapp, Superintendent of
A go MICK
THE TESTIMONY OF THE . 'PRESS
Tho Empire is a impular inntlhtlluu , ffianagod by
reliablo mon, on sound basilicss principles, and Is
destined nt a vary early day to stauft shoulder to
obotilder.vvltta the * oldest companies of its character
in the country. Its officers and directors " mean
businom," end hove organized with the TIOW of
establishing a Model institution.—N.Y. fur/rpm/.
cal, January 20,1570.
"Tlll4 C011111:111Y le n groat sum.; lb° r,milt of
able, economical, and rellablo innungumont. The
Empire has no.nuperlor In filo ontintry,"—Rogon
7ol9l . ceoAq o! 109 1.!loon tai!trprlpoil.'
,7'rtiocler.
"Tim Empire will nttruct (ho inturost of rho.
cotiti.mplatte , yl.ll'u Imam ll'atc/onan aml. Re
ficoldr.
'• llnvinF n in thin Compnni. vro fuel njunt
Wu in tho gloat nneu... It In nobbir:tig.,"—Era.
"Au excolli i t company "—'/.ion's !lentld
"A very Ancreneful Company."—(bnyregationnlist
"Thu &opine Mutual is unsni.palloctl. ~Tho mon
connoctod with it aro, for ilioso. who know them, a
uutlloloflt rocomuniadation or the , Coinponj."—;Thi
Nation.
• ' fr
"IC is with peculiar pleasure nut We speak of this
now csnilidato for public. favor. IVo know nanny
years since tho rresidont of tlikt cu .piny. 'lTc know
him to La a man of enorgy‘,.ok sliarniiter, of superior
business ability; ntid aboyo oleo, a successful milts
livwlintaver ho utidoitrik es. The touch le, the Cam-
pony has adopted tho host linproveinonts of llio r ilvy
In its orponisation.ii—:-..Veto Ragland /nal/retire Ca
seße.
GEO. 8. EliflG,
AC/IMT ron
pumnbot:ltnid, Purtir, and Juniata Conn
". ^ ties.'
orvlcit \KITH B. 1117 BURN, Sp.
14„inly104, ,
Hopflanci's Ge2,»Lan,
TTOOFLAND'S
GERtIAN'AIEDIOINES,.
lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Hoofland'c German Tonic,
Hooflanil's Poilophyllin Pill,
HOOFLAND'S GREEK OIL
HOOPLANJPS GERMAN ❑ITTNIt~
A Biltrrs luifind Alcohol or ,Cl,irile of my kin
Is different from all others. It is composed of the
pure Mires of vital principle of Roots, Herbs, and
Barks (or an medicinally termed,- extracts.-) the-Worth
less or inert portions of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there
Is contained as much medicinal virtue no will bo
found In Several gallons of ordinary mixtures. Thu
!toots, &c., used In this Bitters are grown In Our.
Many, their vital principles extracted In that 'country
by a Sial'a Ulla Chemist nail forwarded to the [name
factory in this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spirituous ingredients, this
Bitters Is free from the objections urged against all
others ; no des're for stimulants can Ira i n duced
from their nee, they cannot mate drunkards, and
eau not, Mali, any 'eireanislances, have any but a
beneficial ,'fret.
IWELAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Was compounded for those not Inclined to extreme
bitters, am! Is intended for use In cases when some
alcoholic stimulant IS required in connection Vith
tho Tunic properties of tho Bitters Each bottle of
JIM, Tonle contalmi ()no bottle of the Butters, Com
bined with pure Frinta Crux RIM, and flavored in
finch a manner that tho extreme bittern°eo of the
Bitters to overcome, forming a preparation highly
agreeable rind ',Mama to the palate, arid containing
the medicinal virtues of the Bitters. The price of
the Tonic is $1 50 per bottle, which many persons
think too high. They mint take Into consideration
that tho stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a pure
quality. A poor article could be furnished at a
Thrapel-pllCX7tilir tirirtierbilfen'TiTcpyinTfil=dre
and novo a good article? A nutlicitial pr( intent lon
should none but the Lout ingredients, and
they mole, expect to obtain a cheap eumpOiniol will
most c( rtainly be cheated.
Tliny arc the. Greatest:Known Remedies
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Lice?. Complaint,
Dyqprpi' t
Nervous_ Debility
Jaundice,
Disease of he Kidneys,
Eruptions of the Skit.
and all diseaseil arising froili a Disordered Live
Stomach, or Impurity of tho Blood.
• head tho followingay widows
C ,n tlpatl,
Flntulenco,
Inward Pilo
Fullness of Blond to the Hood,
Acidity of tho Stomach,
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Heart-Burn,
Disgust for Faint,
Full.. or Weight In the Stomach,
Scar Eru6tations, Sinking or Fluttering atilt° Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering ut the Heart, Chok
ing or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Pos
ture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain In t h e Henit, Deficiency of Pereira
lion, Yellow.se of the Skin, and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, .te.. Suddeu"Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant lairginingu of
Evil, 0101 (treat Deprersisn of Spirits. All these In
dicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs cool
bineq with Ittipuro blood.
The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon canoe the
above symptoms to disappear, and the patient still
become m ell lint] healthy.
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GRHEK OI
Lightning Cure for all rinds of Pain's
and Aches
Applied will cure all hinds o
al..n and AchuH r ninoll tw ItheninaLlarn, Neuralgia
wthache, 111111,1talna, Sprains, Brills.. Frost Bites
lead/wiles, Paint in the Duel; and Lana, Patna it
kw Joints or Limbs, Stinga or 111800 N, Ringworms
tr.
Taken 1 n will en re Kidney Complaints
IlackKelles, Nick Headache, Colle, Dpientery, Dior
rluca, Cholera Itnfant , Choi• m Morbux, Cramps
and Pains in the Staunch, Fever and Agne, Coughs
Colds Asthma, etc.
DR. HOMAN D'S
PODuPHYLLI-N,
Olt SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL
TWO PILLS A DOSE
The mosCpowerful, yet innocent, Lregeta
lite Cathartic known. ,
It in not necceeary to take it handful of them Pill
o product, the deshed effect; two of them act quiehl,t
out powerfully, cicanelog the Liver, Stomach,itto
llowold of all Impurltica. The principal In4redbint
Poduphy Inn, or the. Alcoho le Extract of Man
!rke, wlib In in by many lint. x mere
Powerful, Acting, and, Scardliing,
han the Mandrake Itself. Its 'windier action Is
loon the Liver, cleaning It sputa, front all obe
.tractions, with all the. towor of Mercury,. yet Irate
rom the Injurious rehilltH at tatclied to the use of that
Mound, '
For all disensep, In which thin ago on% cathartic Is
indicated, Ulm give °Oleo mad:inn:lion In
ev,ry case • . , ;
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In CIISCH or Liver Complaint, limnsla, ai.tl ex
treme Costiveness, Dr. Itoolland's Gulmen Bitters or
Totheriltould ho' used in connection with the Pills.
Tito tonle offa,t or the /MUD! or' onle ImildS up the
system.. Thu Bitters or Tonic pitrift•S the Blood,
strengthens the. notion, to tholes the Liver;" and
givos strength, onorgy, and vigortv.4, 4
liep your Bowels active %Blythe Pills, and tbn - o
up tits system with Bitters or . Tontetatnd no Maus a?
can retold Its hold, or oven assail you.
These mudleloos aro sold by all Druggists and
Dealers In medicines cvorywhoro.
~...Becollect that It
1100FLAND'S
GERSgAN,'REMEDI.VS
that. tire so univerially, used and highly recoils=
minded; and do not allow Una DruggiAt to indiice
you to lake anything ehic that ho may any in Just on
.good, lie cowls ho maitre, a larger pront-on.it, Thula
Itenteilica will La 'Wilt by ESOO,II to any locality,
upon application to the Principal Office, at tho
GERMAN MEDICINE NW,RE,
031 11t.CLI'BTREET,
V HILADELPHIA
CHAS. M. DVA.N13,,..
Formatly 9, M. SACIESON & CO
Theo Remedios aro for Palo by DrOgglato, Mora•
hoppers, and rdedrolno, Dealers, ovoryiyhero birogip .
Pat tho 'United Mateo, banadas, 'loath Atom;len, and
po Went Indies, • • - •
Rao ie•ly
.414.gtritzps'
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Tha Kld !,4/,,:,,, .
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upper pare •0 4 I °lni' '''' ll i
, P, 77 •::!, -,; --•, ;.,, a
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elating of t '‘:;' • pitre, ;via; o ntarlor o ,t o n
-:';'':'':':''.
rlor, and tho E 'ltrfor., ';:". +,l ..",,:'4i' ~
," ',- •
.^
, ,:., .r •-'
, -: • ..,:- '1,•' ,, (,' , ..• , .
The anterior abeortii,„ Intertoii e,,oneishi of thefts ,
or veins, which nerve,aa a dipoeit6fonthe,nrlnt, and
I=
convoy It to tho exterior. The enterior 19 a'Oohduc
for *1 o, to a Single tube;
Ureter. The ureters aro connected with the bladder
TijoTh Utter Is rotnnozeti ot various coverings or
tisues, divided Into yak., viz: tho , Upper, the
Lower, the Nervous, and the 3leeeus. The upper
expels, the ',Nor retietus. Many h .von desire to
urinate without Lilo nbilley; othen niffinto w.thnut
tlio'iltbillty to retain. Thls frequently Ocean; In
EIESM
To cum - Ilia° naCtlous, ‘,70 must bring I tit° action.
Um muscles, which are ummzed In their ♦urinus
functions. If they are neg'ectel, Gravel cr Dreusy
Dilly Qn no
Tho render lotigt,nlseho rondo n ware, Um! however
°llea cony be tho atterk, It to sore to effect the
bony health and nionlal- powers, no our Hash and
I,lood aro mupporled from Linen noiireeß
GOUT OR ItuEum.yrsem,—Pain occurring In the hilm
ix Inillcatlvo of t h o Ithovo.'lll.3llNOP. They m cur In
portion. dieposol to nail stomach nod clotaty coo
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TUE GRAVM.—Thol ‘ r.tvel"ene uen from neglect or
Improper treatment pt the Ithlne3s. These or,ans
Loing weak, tbn water in not expelled from the bled
der, buy‘ll7ml to ronnoln; It LOOOlllOB fovorlott, tool
sedimept forms. It 13 from this dip sit that the
Mono la forme I, nod grovel nom.
DROP.: Y IN a collect i ot; ' of orator ti x nip part. 4 1.110
body, and Loom differ, nt 111111101, Iwo oiling to do
ports affected, viz: when genetally diffused over the
body, IL Ls collt tl Annotron ; wbon of filo ntolotnen,
AHeltes; when of the cheat, Ilydretlxorax
TREATMENT. —no] mbow. highly Collol , llt ra 01l anti
pound Extract Beau Ix dechlcally one c 4 the boat
remedies fn• (11senere of the bind ter, kidneys, gravel,
drop:ilea! rlieumntiant, Mid gouty Wee-
tinny Under tbislead we linen arranged D) ten in,
or difficulty and intin in parsing water; Sea, ty So
-cmt4ll,-.r-amtal-tutd-froxpawn t-41-1.1,4tvgeF44.,-v,
Straogory, or etopplog of water; II ormaturia, or
bloody mint, t Gout and Rheumatism of thols...Theys,
d•itbnrt any cbango In quantity, but increaaa In
actor, r r dark' water. It WII3 alwayx hlgtly rococo
mended by the Into Dr. Physirk, In these affection,
ThlA mullein° I nerenses the lio*er of digestion, and
excites the absorbents Into hottltlty exercise by
which the watery or• einetneooa depoxitionx, and all
unnatural enlargemonts, as well Int pain and In(lam
mation, artikroduced. and It In taken by mon, women,
aunt children. Direction for me and dint acCompapy.
Philadelphia, Pn, Fob. 25,1867
LI. T. Ilelmbold, Druggbit
Dear Sir—l have been a sufferer, fbr upward of
twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kidney affec
tions, during which time I have used various medic
inal prepamttaus,antt.beea under the treatment of
the most eminent physicians, experiencing but little
relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively adver
tised, I consulted with my family physician in
regard to using your Extract Bache.
I did thishecause I had used all kinds of advertised
remedies, and had found ,{Lem worthless, and some
quite injurious; in fact, I despaired of ever getting
well, and determined to ure no remedies hereafter
unless kneel of the ingredients. It was this that
prompted me to use yobr remedy. As you advertised
that it was composed of burial, cubehs, and juniper
berries, it occurred to • mo and my physician as an
excellent combination, and, with his advice, after an
examination of the article, and consulting again
with the druggist, I concluded to try it. I com
menced its use about eight.mentbs ego, at which
time I was confined to my room. From the first
bottle I was astonished and gratified at the benefi
cial effect,-and after using ft three weeks, was able
to walk out. I felt mush liko writing yru a fell
srateinent of cry case at that time, but thought my
improvement might only be temporary, and there
fore concluded to defer and see if it would effect n
perfect cure, knowing then It would be of greater
value to you. and more sati,factory to me.
I nun now able to report that a cure is effected after
using the remedy for five months.
sI have not used any now for three months, aid
feel as well in all tespects as I ever did.
Your Burial helms devoid of any unpleasant taste
and odor, It nice tonic and invigorator of the system,
I do not mean to bo without it whonevCr occasion
intiy require Its use lit such affections.
M MeCORMICK.
Shophi noy dotibt AlNtleCorinick'o atatOniont, ho
'Were to the follovlng gontlotnen
lon. Win. Illglor,.ox.Oovoruor, Ponnsylennh
lon. Thee. Dreher, Philadelphia
lon.l. 0, Knox, Judge, PhiladolpLin,
lon J. 9. ' lltack, Jtlgo, PIMA ' driphla
fun. 0. R. Porter, ox:Govornor, Pennsylyntala
lon. I:IIix Lorin, Juden Philadelphia.
Id . n. It. C. Griot, Judge, United :taloa Colt t.
.1 on: 0 ....W. WoculSitara, Judy, Phlladclphla
Inn. W. A. Portdi', City Solicltor,`Plilladolpya
lon. John Bigler, ox.Oovornor, California.
foil. E. Danke; Audit, Glonoral, D.
And tunny otherey nocosenry
Sold ppsogkits And Deolors oyarywhom : 80.
Warn of oonntornAte, ' Ask for Ilsisokold's. •;4!c; no
thor. Prloo—sl.2 por - bOttlp, or 0 bottleefor $1;:tO
,Delivered to 44 address. Desaritto symptoms in all
oorrununicatione
Addrola
11. T. lIELMBOLD,
Drug anaitria.
604 13ROADWAY.
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dello t44,i,cY46""lngf",
t '
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perfectod d s
tprnmea prepaintlon of it,
,Restored`
Gray
kind ever offered Collie public, em
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ine no competitor 0l merit. Ily It
Re Gray flair' is sornfrestort d to it:
original youthful color, mW hrll
Original
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F5 . ; - Wirfell. Is
Color,
by a11..-I , Ursonn a hokt lmir.ln• Iblz
Promotes
nr tilling not n 111 by ILo non
our lieLowy , r, 'f,ll /no I fis vod rt
lean, nn, b 3 It; ionic u d
Growth l
Ing proport:ve N% ill
ine;ttql ,it.d !he grin,
and is a
111111 strong again. 111 elt10:1 or it ‘ld
Splendid
11 0 F9 It ‘l . II - rtate n flew gniWlb
Dressing :
lin!eed Iho full:clel um duet .13,1
It la cooling, and allays all I ailing
Try one
and Irrliatiol of U. scalp. It llimx
Bottle
not'strark tho othi no an dy,n, but
mulcos the scalp whit° mkt Clean
Thicken
As adremlng It In the best and most
economical preparation In Om world
up the
nv Its effects last n much 1 nger.
BEI
SoLtl fur our Treatke oti the hair,
fr.. to nll, IT mull
Locks I
Nob( by all Draiiyl,ls and Dealers in 31.
I . 3rice,One Dollar Per Bottle
R. P. HALL & CO. Pro rietors
LABORATORY, NASHUA, N. N
"oung7o-ly
Dr'. duel di Co's. Advertzse»l't,
AYER'S 'SARSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE RI,OO G
The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures, many of which aro truly
marvelous. luvoterato cases of Scrofulous din
ease, Where ILL A) 010111 seemed sat Lusted with
c..rruptinn, have been purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections anti diSorders, which worn ag
gravated by the scrofulous contamination until
they were painfully afflicting, hairs boon radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every see-
Una of the country, that the public searcoli oiled
to be Informed of its virtues or WWI.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive.
onemies of our race. mini, this unseen and rode] t.
tenant of the organism undermines the ronstitu
' tint', and Invites the attack of onfoobling or fatal
diseases, without exciting a suspicion of Its prre-
I enco. Again, It seems to breed in let:Lion through.
out the betty, snit then, on some favorable occasion,
rapidly develop into one or other of Its hideous
forms, either on the surface or among the vitals.
In the la ter, tubercles may be suddenly deposited
in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed In tho
liver, or it shows Its proton-s by eruptions on the
-skin or foul ulcerations ou nestle part of the body:
Hence, the occasional use of a bottle of this
Sarsaparilla Is advisable, even when no active
symptomrof disease appear. Persons afflicted e Ith
the following complaints generally find immediate
relief — trud - Tat — lorrgetrr--cuntv-by--1 ha - 'rise — of - tilt:
Pdt R/LLA : St. Anthony's Eire, Rose or
Erysipelas, Teller, Salt Rheum, t*ald Head, 117,,y
-worm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in the
more concealed ' forme, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Heart Disease, His, bpi hay, Neuralgia, and ,th
various Ulcerous Itallelieh at the muscular and
nervous systems.
Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases ato
cured by It, though a long limo 18 required fin- stile
titling these obetinate maladies by any medicine.
Tut long continued use of this mrdici no will OM Elio
complaint. .ticueorrlima or Whites, 'Morino Ult•era.
limn!, and Familia Dlsonses, sto communly_soeu-re
'loved and ultimately
_cured by Its purifying and
Invigorating effect. •
Minute Directions for oo&b sotto are found in our
Almanac, supplied grails. Rheumatism and Grote,
when commit by accumulations of en tremens mat
ters m the blood,• yield quickly to it, its also
Liver Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion, ur htfienta
lien of the Liver and Jaundice, -when arli,ing, as
,they-often do,- from the .ralakling poison. In the
blood. SARSAPARILLA 15 a great restorer ler
tho strength and vigor of the system. Those who
are 'Languid and Listless, _Despondent, Sleepless and
troubled with Nervous Apprekensions or /Mrs,
or any of the affections symptomatic of IVeakness,
will - find immediate relief and 'convincing evi
dence of Its rostoratlve power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
Dn. J. C. AVER & CO., LOWEL, MASS.,
Practical and Analytical amid,
BOLD BY ALL DRIJOCIFiTS EVF:ItYtS'IINIt N.
Ilaverstick Brothors, Agents fo. Carnal,-
2-tfab7o
.DEILAVEN d BROTHER.
5-20'S AND 1831's
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED
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MOST LIBERAL TERMS
GOLD
Bought and Sold aChlarkot rat,.
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Bought an 15 1.1
gtolltb 1,0110. f. fllal liOld on C.,111111,51011 Only
Accounts rocvivod, ttoll Intorogt idlnw•od on fEtily
billonces. Subject tolelnek ni sight
DE . 114.VEN ck BROTHER,
No. 40 :South Third aired,
.t..r , IIILADRI,PITIA
27J In 7013
Nero- Stores mad fr.inivave
NEW STOVE AND TINWAITE
E sy'A B L 8, 51 EN 'l')
The tart!rdhip h. rotnfnm I , Xittillig bet we,
11'alker Clautly hiving boon "dim 1,01 toy 1.1.1
cornunt, I hufeL)•,nnnuunro Illtile
and aurrouioling eonatry, that I ha,/ open,' a
NEW SrqVII A TINIVAIM eroltn;
la the Inrgo frame bungling, on dm flller.r West
High and Wer.llitreolu, formerly ottunfrk 11 by Corn 0•
Ilea Lt BOA
•
llttvltig g• nud coinalko 'stock of nail
Tinworo no hood xeltititril with thn groaltint
for la In noilltet, lay ruFlunairii aro guaraii
Loud withal, Ilan:bath its riliarils quality mil p, to,
SIITETIRON AND TINWAIt3,
constantly on hand and mado pto order. . Iliy
stock of'll nwara ontloracus ever) thing mostly kept
Inn first (loos tin establishment.
Booting and Spouting prwtipt ly ottottdol to. '
BTOVESI' • STOVES! STOV It t
Tom now prepored to oxbildt to tiro TrAdo
largo and woll•naaorted kook of. the lo.Ft pattorna
of Stoves. Having tiro agoory of the follo*lnt e.. 10
Milted tdovol. , litot ',Nimrod to Ittrokl, them to pin•
flee so lieifirtdg:
Morning Qlory,
Light House,
Bon-Ton;
Rosebud,
13eneon Idglit,
BggV'
Office, and
S
Maialogthin'or:Conk Stay, 'otnimar,.;lll r. Mow
•'• •
,'Siaporlo`r, Noblo Coolc,
Niagara,
Qualcor Citys.cluil Coral.
616 . va: Itopatira
. Gfo7 , l,li(antly °ea
r Ogoi?.t for n.
T 11 PIPA,
fur lieutttlinalln , A fuoto , unit 'prop• nul to i'nr
'Welt . niurpinen , t.nout In rognionat'xhort nom..
t xpnrlanco of 22 'yorin lu 013 bo;111.4,
14ouln , f4nini.ntfully nollelt n uhnro of (Ito 1011110
yntrOnngo,fc.cllng conllitoot Mitt , will givol:l'
10(1100. .
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