kOi 1867. THE Fashion Magazine of the Woritl. LITERATURE. F.NE AItTS, AND FAS ilON> The too*' magnificent Ne„l engravings. DUBi L FASi.lrtN-FLAItS W,.od ur.gravings no ever* subject that .an interest leoies. Crochet ki uriig. Netting. Kuior"t<lry, Art.cles for Ibe To -t, tor tb. parlor,'be t'nMH.ir, aid tbe Km hen. Ever* thing, in fact, to make aon mil t Lauv's ok THt IAD IE S' EAVCRIU FCR 3 7 • EARS <■ >f i,*<n * no bMi ><l* O omis w None attempt it. GODET'S EECEIT7S for every 'cpariiDeut ot a tmusenol J. Tm- !•■* •re worth the prim o' the Book MODEL COTTAGES (no other Magne ne IP™* them), with diagram*. DRAWING LESSON'S FOR THE YOUNG Ae otber special! v w-th Go ley. ORIGINAL Ml" IC. worth A3 • Tear O'ber Magazine* publish '>l<l woru-out tuusic ; but 'h sin •cnher* to G".lev get it before the music -.ores GARDENING FOR LADiES. Another peeel.ari tx with Go-lev Fafhi.ins froui Messrs. A T Stewart"* **•-, of New York, 'he millionaire merchant*, app ar in Ge dev. the only Magazine that has theiu- Laities' B-innets We give more of them ill • year than M.v otb-r Mag izioe. In fact, b- L*.iy'- Book enables every lusly to be her cwn b -nux ui.t— ker. MARION HAIH \ V!> Authoress of "j±/ove," "Hidden 7'ath, " ".If. f'dt, '*"J\" ute sis," and ".Miriam,* writes fo G.-dev e> h 1000 th. an-t •• no 'her ui tr arine A new novel by her wi'l l>e peM he-t in 18 67. We have also retained all <ur old .d favorit. contributors. 7E"7?.irs OF* ( Fr/nn rrh>ch th>re e<vh*noD a >' : atiot,,\ The following are the terms of the L lj's Book for 1867:-- One copy, nn# Teae #'i Of' Two copies, one year ® -*>' Three copies one year Four copies one year 10 00 Five eopie*. one veur and an extra e>t v fo the per-on getting up the cluh, m >king six c pies 1 OP Eight copies one ye nr. and an extri copy to the person getting up the cluh,in i ;ing nine copies 21 0 r Eleven copies, one venr, and an estr - enpv to the person getting up the cluh.m iking twelve copies 27 Oi n" All additions to clohs at cluh rites. Club etibwviher* will he sent to any put-of flee where 'he snb*eriher tnsv re-id*. tr-fr Godev's Lady's Book and Art'''"** Horn- Macsziue will be sent, each one year, on receipt ' s4*o We have no elnh with any other tnegaztne * news perer The mcey must all be lent at one time for any of the Club*. XfjjT Cana-11 jnhsTthers must send 2t '-ents addi tinn t r... , h suiiscri'-er Addrrs* I*. A.OODKY, H. E Corner Sixth and Cheat ' Street*. TIJ/ 7 A DEL Til IA. ANTON Business PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND LADIES! ACADEMY/. A PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION Single and Double Entry Book-keep! i* Bnsines and Urr.tnteut.'l Penmanship. Cou-mercii. Ari'hnier, an i Corre.|<dtlen*e. Wholesale r.n-i Re'id Bu-iut-s." Johiting, Railroading. Shipping, Frw-irltng en Commission, Negotiating la>*n*. Bilia o Exchang Ban ing, Ph.>nogr*| by and 0 iiuuiernal Lew L'te M-htdaiahip 'or ibe Commercial C arse, wc • privilege ol rex ietsing ativ time Ir-e of h Tge. s■'• LAD JEX ' ACAD EM ft'A L DE'J'AE'JME.YT. Miss M. A F' SiE", Ptincipal, Reading, Sj-eliiag. Writing, Gran mar. Ge< gi|bx Phiio tiphy, Ch<uii.ry. ArtniM my, liia •" . (imlt. ding Bihle Lis on,) rtiitbmetic, Algebra,Ge- n.eti v. Trigt>n'it etrv, French and l->'in. Higher En-.lih branches end the 1.-ngaage p qu i te-, iID.OO. Xt u coau.ercea Mo ...ay, F*h 25th. No College afforls greater advantage "> L-vdi* and 3entlruieti for obtaining * Con mertdal L lu.-:<- tion. or for the study of the Higher Eugl sb and th for lurtber intorm-.tion se d for a CV cuiar, ot pddrese. J.N GARDNER, P inripal. ▼6d3o-Ij. Sermon, Pa. LA'.EST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Paten DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR I-OT'LI F <i RING SKIRT. The Wonneifiil Flexibility -n-1 great c.rufort m pleasure to any Lu-ty wearing the Dup x Elip't Skirt will lie experienced nartirul"rly in -II crow t ed Assemblies. ope as Carriages. Rai ...ait Oars Chuteh Pews, Ann Chtirs, for Pr-nn la-le an. Housj Dress, as the skirt can tie fold t when i use ta occupy a small place as *a ily a 1 c-avn iently as a S 1 k or Mioltn Dress, an liiVdloakL quality In crinoline, not found iu any Sin le Spring Ski't. A Ladv having enjoyed the pleasure,co -fort, an., great convenienth of wearing ibe Dup x Elipti Steel Spring Skirt tor a sing e day. 'ill n cet wapls willingly dispense with their tse F r Children, Misses mdJ Young Ladies they tre or to all others. They will not bend or break like 'he Sinplc Spring, hut will preserve their perfect an ! graceful shape when three or fout o. nioarx skirts trill hart been thrown aside os useless The h-opa are t-tiv eretl wth double ard twisteu thread, an/ tbe hot torn rods are not only double sptdigs. hue '*i e (..t double) covered : prerenfitig fheui from w aiicgou when dragging dewn stoops, stain, Ao The Duplex Elliptic is a great fan rite with a!! ladi*s and is universally rt-.-otnmen ietl hv the Fashion Magar.iie sas the \ DARD S ilhT OF THE FASHION tBLK WORLD. To enpty the follow niestiiu.ible a-lv%lfßge in Crinoline, viz : supreme qn.lity, |*-rfect uanufize turs stylish sh*|a-an I finish Flexibility, >1 irwtoilitv comfort and eiaL"tnv enquire for J W. Brzd'ey's Duplex Elipti.' or Double Spring Skirt, a be sure and get the genuine article. CAUTION.—I" vnsrd against IMPOSITION be Pirtieulttf t.. NOTICE that skins offerei s "DU LEX" have the red ink s'tutp. viz, ff Bri I ley's Duplex F.llit-tic Bf. el Spnnra." put the wa stbau-I—none others are geuuine A n-.tice that every Hoop will admit f. pin bei ; ptsae-l through tha cwrtr#. thti* revealing the "wt (.->r double aprings br tided together therein, abu hi the secret of'ha'.r F'exibilitv aod strengt i. ante wombination : ot to l>e found in anv other S irt. For Sa'e in all Store* where First Ol tat kirt* are •old throughout the State* nod elsewhere. Manulaefttred br the SoV Own. r t.f the P iteet. WEST 4 BRADLEY A CAREY, 970h .tubers and 794 81 Reade g-i. N, Y, r6n22-3moe hELMBO!.D'S COVC tJED EXTR VCT BU cnc. T* th" *J. , luetic HILMBOLDS 4TED EXTRACT S *KSAi*ARTLLA Is the Great Blood Fttrifirr Both are prepared sc vinling to rule* of ""he-nistry •nd Bharetacy an < sr* tbe moet active tha can be made. K W STOK E Just of ned is Samuel Stark'* Brisk Block, twe doors beb-w the WYOMING NATIONAL BANK on Tioga Street, Tuakhaen-.. k, Pa., where may be found a gteerul assorimeut ot NEW goods oesisistiag ef DRY GOODS < every rlcaeription, from plain to (ant J, NOTIONS. FURS. HATS A CAJ'S. Bt)GTS A SHOES, HARDWARE. GROCERIES, CROCKERY, QUEENSWARE. Ac , Ac, purchased et the lowe* tuiarket rates for e.iab, all of which will be so.d ex lusively L,r READY TAY, Consequently, NO TEN PER CENT ADDED FOR BAD DEBTS. BUKTNEIIJI. cfc BATTATYNB, TO 2 HE PEOPLE OF 11'1 , 0.1//.Vf: f df.VIV. Greeting In other words, the MAN, WOMAN, OR CHILD wh<> means to pav for what they iret will not be obli g-d t*> pty the Man-bant * Bonus in order to save him *h it be loses by those who icUl not or you can not make pay. It is unnecessary for us to go into a tnnre lengthy detail jf the articles we keep, but it suffices to say that IT WILL BE OUR CONSTANT AIM rtot eat people well, and keep on band, ALL ARTICLES the demand of the County reqniret. Wi h the above truths and facts before you Gen tlerneo and Frenai, we invite you respectfully to call and see us FRANK C. BUNNELL, ROLSRf W.BANATYNE. j jt;L i.A_tv A iV oiS L'riAN tt Winter Arrangement— Per. 3d, PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE WESTWARD | EASTWARD. Morning Ev.-n'g | SIATIOES | Morn'g | Evening Irain | Tra-n j I Tuttu , Train A. M | P.M. | IA. M. |P. M. 9.00 New York*- 520 " H 5 11.30 New Hampton 2.30 ™ 12,-5 Delaware •••D'uc-. I 3(1 X 4,uo 10,10 S lant<>n 9,45 620 ® 5. .6 ' 1.43 Nuboii>u 5.05 4,30 3 5.58 12.08 Hopbottom 818 405 * f H4I 1.08 New Alii lord 7,34 3,05 < x 700 135 Ureal Bend 755 240 W 9 A M- P. M ♦Foot •! Liberty St. A. At. P. M * CO!* N KCTIOMsS—We-twad, The MORNING TRAIN from New York eon iets.it MANUNKA Clir.' K with ihe 'tain leav ing Philadelphia (Kon-ing-on I'epct) at 7 30 a m ami at GREAT RENO with the through Mail Train on the F.rie Railway, wiih s eepmg ear attached, *'np r .ir>g .it all the principal nations on that road, iipd arri ing at Ruff 1 nl 6 19 a, in The Passangei train Irom Scran ton pni n-ctf at Great Ben I wi h through trains jr 'ng west „n I east on Erie R,ilw:>y, arrirtn it Iff, at I.l*B a. in., a in at Salamanca at 12 in Eastward. The MORNING TRAIN froui Great Bend con nects th re with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie Railway from the West; at Matiunka Chu k with a train for Philadelphia and intermediate •tutions, arriving in Philadelphia at 6 30 p. in.' and at New Hampton with a train for Ei-fon. B"thl4iera, Al letitown, Reeling and liurrisbuig, arriving at liar risburg at 8-30 p. ui. At SCHAATON. connections are mide with trains on ihe Laekawan a and Blor.tnshurg Rail roati to and fr in Pittston, Kingston, Wilkesbtrre. Berwick, Bl'-omshurg, Danville, Northumberland llairishurg and intermediate stat'ons, and with rains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to and from Curbondule and intermediate stations J RRISBIX Pretident. R A 'IE-SKV. General Ticket Agent jc29tf HE \Y PAM C Y AND TRMMING STORE. Tn ga auet, TuuKhanuuck, Pa. \T •: . . •: V I HAVIN 1 lately opcue i a new Fancy Store , of iers for sale an entirely new assortinent of TRIMMIIffG Dres-- Trimmings, White tioola. Embroideries Ladies Z-pher. ill all colors. Kid Gloves, l uffs .itid C.dlars, Lice, Veils, Corsetts, Ladies X* kt es, hesi quality of (loin lis, Needles and Til lend of tin* ' est quality, and Fancy Notions of every variety, a largo stock of TOYS, In-lading China. Bronze. Papier Mac he Tin. Rose wood. Glass, Pewter, Woolen, Parian and Can (y Toys. For Ladies. Cosm ities Ac , Fu'-h as Pomaites, Oils, Tiandolina nloom of youth and Paints, Kotige, Lilly White A.- MRS. E. LEASE. Tunkh mnock, May 1, 1966 GROYFSTEEN k CO.. 1)1 ANO pORTE MANUFACTURERS 499 Broadway NEW-YORK The atteuficn of the public and the trad is invi ted to our n, w sale 7 octave tnsewood piano (ortes wbit-h for T -lume in 1 nurity ..ftonoare uuri valle I by any hi f--rt • offered in rhis market, They contain all ih" woderu i .iprovements. French Grand action, harp |-ohl iron frnuic over-strung br-ss. Ac. ,n,j e -h io-tru nciit bein <n < !•- mi ler ihe person T l g:n rri-ionof Mr. J. II Grovogt'-eti, who has hnl a print ic.u 1 experience l over 30 years ip b-ir manu facture is full' warranted in even particular. THE -gkovkstken SHAHS-IOSST received Hie liigliesl reward ot MERIT OVLISA LM IT TIERS, THE ELEBBATED W ORLD S FAIR Where were exhilitcd instruments from the best nia k.-rs of London Paris. Germany, Philadelphia Bal timore, Boston and N w York ; an-l also at the American Institute for five successive years the gold and silver medals from both ol which can be seen at our ware room. Bv the introduction of improvements we make a still in re perlec- Piano forte au-l by manufacturing largely, with a strn tly cash system, are enabled to offer these nstruruenis at a price which will preclude competition. Terms Net Cash, in Current Fund* r -Zf D-'S riptive circulars sent free. "A. A C " 48 v5-t'4s-1 year A A C. NuT ICR. o Having purchased the enure interest in ths* Pho tographic Gallery in this place, I take pleasure in inform nc tny fri, nds and the public in general rh it 1 am ■ 11are' n, produce pictures of every Jr scrip lion, in/ !u AT'P'S . CARTES BE VISITE, VI( J \ K'l I KS. \ -I H!( T YI'P.S MELAISO 7 YVES, FERROTY ES, IVORVTYPK.&c, &c, Reing |MiSsessed ot every facility 1 FEEL CON FIDENT oi giving entire satisfaction. Ail are re quested to call apd examine, ami "Seize the shadow, ere the substance fide." All kin- sot colored work t'oi e at the shortest no tice and in the best style of the art. Also all k-rds o> eppiing-tone from oi l pictures, frotn card to size. Satisfaction guaranteed 1.. W HERMANS, lunk. Apr 11th, lf£6. i^TWosii HATS & CAPS! GROCERIES. Tl smu & cm on Bridge street nearly opposite Wheelock's old stand i&ADY'S feuEND, A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM ENGRAVING. fteduced *Prices to Clubs. THE LADY'S FRIEND announeesfor 186T,tbe following ov lets:—A NEW STORY by Mrs. Hen rv Wood, author of' East Lvnne," "The Channinira " Ac; "HOW A WOMAN HAD HER WAY" by Elizabeth Preaeoit author ot ' Told by the Sun "NO LONGER YOUNG," by Amende M Douglas, author of 'lu Trust," Ac ; and "DORA CASTEL," b> Frai k Le Beuedict It will g,v e a SPLENDID DOUBLE PAGE FINELY COLORED FASUICN PLATE—engraved on Steel—in every number. It wil rive beautifully executed FANCY TEEL EJVGKAVING ID every number If wi-l gire a large assortment of WOOD CUTS, illustrating the Fashions, Fancy Work, Ac., in every number. D will give a popular piece of MUSIC, worth the cost of the Magazine in itself-in every number. It will give a copy of the beautiful Premium STEKL Engraving—"ONE OF LIFE'S HAPPV HOUR "—2fi im hes long by 20 inches wide -to every single (S2.SO) subscriber, anl to every per son sending on n C'lu >. ' 11 offers as Premiums, Wheeler & Wilbon's Sewing Machines, Silver Plated Tea Sets, Spoons, Pitchers, Gold and : ilver Watcher, Guns, Ki fles, Melodeons. Clothes' If ringers, Appleton's Cyclopedias, &c. 2EIIMS. 1 ropy (and the large Premium 4 copies (; 00 5 '• (<nd one era'is) B'o 8 " (and <.ne gratis) 12 00 20 '• (and one gratis) 28 00 One copy each of LADY's FRIEND and POST, 54.00. The getter up of a Club will always receive a copy ot the PREMIUM ENGPAVING. Members of a Club wishing h Premium Engraving must re mit One Dollar extra Those desirous of getting up Clubs or Premi um Lists, should en<doo/f/len rents for sample Mag azine, containing th" n • I>EAC Iff AP ;rE34OV. 319 Walnut St , Philadelphia. H. BARHAM & CO . Have opened a MERCHANT TAILOR-SHOP, —AND CLO THING STORE, In S Stark's block, one door below the Bank where c'oats, Vests, Pants, etc. etc. OF TIIE Mide by Mr B.rbum hluisclf, or uuder his per sonal BU[iervision, by competent workmen, of 'he 1' MATERIAL. CLOTHS, CASSIMKKS, VESTINGS TRIMMINGS. and a general assortment of GENTS URNISDIN GOODS, constantly on han.l and lor sale, H, BARNAM A Co Tunk Pa. Ma* 1, lFfifi, 1807. Gzrvrroi™ IQQ7 CLUBS I "THE AGE." A Democratic Morning Journal l GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND GREAT IN DUCEMENTS ! Union, Restoration, and Constitutiona Liberty ! The Daily Age contains the latest news from all parts of tne wofld, wun editorial articles on Govern men!, Politics, Trade, Fin uce and General Subject, Local News, Mii-ket Kepoils, stock Quotations, Ke bgious lntellige.iee, Legal summary, Foreign uui liniiiestie Correspondence, Commercial /utelligence Kepori sol Public Meetings, The trical Cri ieisin Reviews of Literature. P. ices current, Literary No tices, Agricultural inhumation. Art, Music, >lc.,clv. Besides special Telegiuuis, it has alt the dispatches ot tho Asssociated Press Iroui every parte! the Uni ted Stales, and also the disuatehes received by the Atlantic Cable ; and Lie news from all parts of Eu ro]* nrought by the steamers, is instan-ly lelegrapti ed Irouj whatever ]>oiut tne steamers first tuuefi. The Weekly Age will be a complete compendium of the news of the week, ami besides the leadiog ed iton .Is from the Daily, will contain a large amount of interesting matter, prepared expressly for the weekly issue. Ii will be n all espects a first class Family Journal, pirticnlarh adapted to ihe politi cian, the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechanic, the if iinily Circle and.the General Reader, having every characteristic of a live Newspaper .' Each uunibor will contain an intensely interesting serial, by one of the most popular and fascinating authors, and it is also the intention tn publish, fnnu week to w*ck. in the course of the year, three or four of the best and latest novels. TERMS: Always in Advance. THE DAILY One copy one year, $9,00: six mo iths, 31.50 ; three months. 2,10; for any less period, at the rate of ONE DOLLAR per month.— png'.aec, thi'ty cents per quarter, to be prepaid at the office ol d livery. THE WEEKLY - One copy, one year, $2 ; five copies, one tear 99 ; ten copies, one year, 417,5'- ; twenty copies, one year, 133, To clubs, where the papers are sent to one ad Teas, the following reduc tion will he made : Five copies, oneye.tr, $8,50 ; len copies, cne year, Slg 50 ; twenty copies, one year, 330. A cop.f will be furnished gratis for each club of t.-n, >r more, 10 one address, fur one year. Postage, five cen<s par quarter, to be prepard at the office of delivery. The above terms will be rigidly adhered to. Spec imen copies of the Daily and Weekly sent gratis, on application at this Offico. Advertisements inserted at moderate rates- Address, WELSH A ROBB, 430 Ch< fttnnt Street, Philadelphia* Pa. R. J. HAL OCK MESHOPFEN PA. Respectfully announces to his cus tomers and the public that he has onhand and is prepared to manufacture to order, ou short notice, all kinds of I Carriages.; Wagons. Being himself a practical workmen, ' \ and having in his employment com ,l pctent wuknien in all branches ol the II business ; and u>ing material selected P from the be.-t has tern manufactories ; he feels confident that he can r {Satisfaction to ALL who may favor them with 1 the r patronage. ? BLACKSMII RING. PAINTING, VARNISHING, R TRIMMING. ' AND FF.PA RING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE ' and in a workmanlike style CHARGES ALWAYS MUDEB AT£. 3 He also keeps ON IMNDA D b j FOR SA LK all kinds ot Carriage ; i ] terial such as 5 MORTICED //ÜBB.S,TITRNEDSPOKI , BENT RIM BOWS, THILLS, 1 OLF OIL-COLT 8 TRIMMINGS, PAINT, VJARNHE'I TURPENTINE, CARRIAGE BOLTS. SCREWS, MALEABLE. IRON AC R. J. HAL LOCK/ Meshoppcr, Pu. Jan. 30, 18gg rsii2stf- HARDWARE & IRON HUNT BO'S & BLAIB 5 NOW OFFER FOli ISALE i IRON, STE' L, NAILS AND SPIRES. MINE RAIL, RAILROAD SPIKES, ANVILS. BELIA'WS. PLAIN A, CONVEX lIOP>E-SHOKS. HAM MERED HORSE NAILS. WROUGHT IRON, • BHILDEBS' HA BB WAB(. OA IIP E.N TEK.U TOOLS, (ALL WARRANTED.) HUBS, SPOKES, Ft LLoES SEAT SPINDLES,CARRIAGE APRINGS, AXLES PIPE BOXES, SPRING TEEL. BOTTS, NUTS. WASH ERS BELTING, PACKING GRIND STONES; PLASTER PARTS. CEMENT, IIAIR, SHOVELS, WHITE LEAD FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, Ac , Ac., ALSO SASH, . DOORS AND BLINDS ON HAND IN ASSORTMENT ' AND MANUFACTURED TO ORDER LEATUEEH AND FINDINGS F.\l/?BAK:'S SALES. 1 rs.ntf. ..larch 26. lßb3 vln33 CARRIAGES & BUGGIES. The Subgoriber, • practic-il workuinn of long ex peri-'tice. i. now fini"hin? off a large lot ot new Car riages and Busies, at hi Carriage bop IN TUNKIIANNOCK. Equal, if not superior, in Workmnnhip. Quality of M iforial, and finiab, to those turned out at any other shop IU the country. Those wisnmg to buy should (Call onb (Crcnu'pf Client. P AIN INI* jrASVISHTNG: TRIMMING AND RER AI RING, Done on short noti e and in a -vorkmaullkr style. Charges moderate , J. CAMPBELL 1 Tnnkharnock. Aug. 24. "65. v5n32 MUSIC STORE ! IST Also agent for CHICKERING'S DECKER BhOS. and H \INES BROS PI ANOS ,.id. TREAT. LINSLKY A CO'S MELODEONS i Also keeps a general sto> kol the smaller L'uiira i I Instruments, Sheet Musie, Ac. Churvh ud Sunday St bool Singing Books.— i instruction Books of 11 kiuos, a.iy of wl,i ;b will be \ tent by mail upon receipt of the tiarket price. i j Orders from DEALERS and TEACEKSU special- i ly solicited- Address I , j _ . L- R. POWELL. Vft. j New SADDLERY&HARNESS MANUFACTORY, On TURNPIKE STREET nearly opposite Wal'a Hotel, TUNKHANNOCK. PA. The undersigned respectfully announces U A* citizens of Wyoming County, that be has establish ed A NEW SADDLERY A* HARNESS SHOP at the above named pities where he keeps en kaad and Manufactures to order, AKMY SADDLE#, #IDE #.4DOLE#, TKUAK#, VJLIECES. BRIDLE#, //ALTERS* SINGLE fIBD DOUBLE HARNESS Warranted <>f the beet Oak tanned Leather, aad everything in the line of the trade which he offeM at the nit'St HEASOJIABI'E PRICES, I"®** Call and examine stock and prices. N. B.—Oiling and repairing promptly and cheaply done. T. C. KENNEDY. TunkhiiaDOi k. Oct 24 1b66. — v6ril23mos, T KW STORE! Nicholson Pa., VVm. O.GAItD\ER Sc CO. have just revived a large and splendid steak, af goods cot sitting of jfantj) (iMobs CLOTHING, BOOTS 1 SHOES, 41 ATS AND CAPS, UMBRELLAS, TRAVELLING BAGS and TRUNKS, Cloths, Cassimeres Vcstings, Trimmings, YANKEE NOTIONS 4'C, SfC. All goods s Id by us warranted as recommended Our aim '•To keep good Goods," Our motto, "Not to he tinl.-rsold " In connection with the store is a TAILOR-SHOP. GARMENTS CUT AM) MADE IN THB mm 'fiil'iffliifi. W. O. GARDNER & CO. Nichclsen, Pa. OUR STARCH GLOSS Is the only Article used by First Class Hotels, Laundries, and Thousands of Families. It gives a beautiful polish, tnttkihg the iron paaa smoothly over the cloth,saving MUCH TIMR and labor. Goods done up with it kee. clean much longer con sequently will not wear out so soon. It makes Old Linen 100 like Neto OU II IM P K IJTAI, BLU K Is the 1 e~t in t he World. It is soluble in hard as well ss soft water. It w put up i i the safest neatest, and moot eoDyeaiwl ••mi of any offered to the public TIS WARRANTED NCT TO STRFAK THE fl' RFf Aircnts wanted every here, to whom we ex traordinarv Inducements, NEW YORK >T \ftoll GL' M C No. 216 Fulton JSt..N X ■ 7-fhe m misy jFEiiK M A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM ENGRAVING lieduced Prices to Clubs. The Satur lay Evening P .st gives a beautiful ttccl en/r iring (named One of Lite's Happy Hours")--- 2g in. hvs long by 20 inches wide—to every siugle (2 50) subscriber, an I to every one sending on a Ciub. It will commence in the first number of January a nawstory, called 'The Outlaw's Brighter ; A Tale ot ibe Niiiihwrsi " by Emerson Bei nett. author of 'The Pbanioiu of the Forest," "Prairie Flower," Ac _Jhis will be followed by other serial Stories from the Best Authors Shorte* Stories, Essays, ."sketches Letters, Agticuitural Articles, e are also regularly given. The Post i' Neutral in Politics—being exclusively dcMited to Literature and does not discuss Politi- al 0 >ectnri ait questi >ns—leaving these to the poiituil and religious ptess It iffrrs among its Premiums, Wheeler A Wilson's Sewing Machines, Silver PI ited Tea Sets Spoons,and Pitchers, Gold and Silver Watches Double Barrel | Guti Aliens Kifl'e. Mclo Icons, Cloths' Wringers, j App leton'a Cycloj edias, Ac. j .\. w •ili-rrdM*r* wlia subscribe ntur for ' 1807 W'll Ye their r.am." et|t. red Oil tl® 1 ' Tne P<.o AT • NCE - AND RECRIVE THE WH L E TEAK 1807 Br.SIDE* ! ' 2 BUMS. 1 copy (and the lirge Piemiutn Engraring)s2,6o 4 copies •• •• •• _•• •• fi'W 5 •' (and one gratis) 0.00 8 " (and one' gratis) 12,00 20 " (and one gratis) 28,00 One eopv each of Post and Lady's Friend, #4,00 The getter up of a Club will always receive aeopy ot'he PREMIUM ENGRAVING. Members ot a Club wi-<htug the Premium Engraving must remit one Dollar extra Those desirous of retting up Clubs or Premi um Li"'*, should inclose Jlee cents for .amp'e paper, containing the particulars. A genu H, PETERSON, * CO. 319 Walait St., PhUade^k
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