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Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has enlarged and improved
the old stand at BushkII, Pike county, Pa,
where he will attend without delay to all or
ders from his customers.
Country Carding and Cloth dressing,
promptly attended to. Also, Manufacturing
Cloths, of all descriptions which may be
wanted; Broadcloths, double width.) Cass-
meres, Satincts, Shawls, COyerlets, Blankets,
double width;) Flannels, &c, furnished to
order.
Wool Carded for cents per pound cash,
and if it is charged cents will be eXacted.
Prices for Manufacturing, are:
Broadcloths double width,) Indigo blue, per
ward 81 p
Invis green, bottle green, and blue
black, per yard II
Browns, blacks and snuffs, per yard | 90
Satinets, (mixtures, and Twecds, per yd. 40
Blankets, (doubie width) do G2I
Flannel, white, 81 !
Dressing Cloth.
MEMS WEAR. Cents.
Indigo blue, per yd SO
Invisible and bottle green, do. 81
Blue black, do %
Snuns, browns, blacks, and drabs do 20
Falling, shearing and pressing do III
Falling and pressing do .
Securing and mapping dc
WoAIENS WEAR.
Indigo blue do Is
Madder and scarlet red do 20
Greens, all shades do l.
Blacks and browns do i2i
Yarn-Indigo blue per ID, %
Madder and scarlet do q
Greens, all shades do le
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June so, 1884.
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PUBLISH on FRIDAY,
complete Tresti,e on 49, -
ARTIFICIAL FISH-BREEDING!
Including ports the subject made 70 the French
French Government; aud Particulars Of the
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AZ little care e cost barren impoverished streams
NAV be stocked unlimited III the rArest and
valuable breeds Of fish, from srtiheisy procured i'm
presDated and hetched" IE1rHet nom freisce.
SATURDAY.
THE WORLD IN THE MIDDLE AGES Az HISTORICAL
GEOGRAPHY.
With accounts Of the Ongin and Development the lnstu
m TuIope Ass and Northern Africa from the close
M The Fourth the middle Of the ffteenth Century
Nv Adophus Louis kOeppen Professor Of History and Ger
N Literature Franklin and Marshall College, Pennsyl
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Historical GeosTphJ Of The Middle Ages The Maps o. tne
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iudcious and saactory The whole involves enormous
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ouepce it IL rendered easily acceptable by your excellent
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Wide Awakcs.-
CHALLENGE.
Gymnasium Now Open, N,
Wssbington.square and Eiehth-st.
the Cit, Directories, under ;.

CHALLENGE.
Emiarant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
4. EemoyeJ from No n Csuast TO the OF Centre
and Canal Sta NewYork The Office IL established by the
Commssopers Of Emierson where can always be found
i.rse numbers Of LABoRERS and SERVANTS al very low
rates of wages and persons have their orders allied by
wntpe 70 aud sending the amount neces
ssy 10 nav the passage OF parties required No fees charged
10 employers JAS. rADAN, ouperntenient-
Citizens and Strangers, what Is the use OF paying .
or for pair BOOTS when get IS good msde 70
order h spring shanks for - IS at A BAKE RS No ID
Appst good constantly on hand Try heno
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have other medicines without success and now wish TO Do
cared Dr. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC MIXTURE Is gnaran-
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the contrary gives appetite visor and tone Price 81 per
bottle Sold by all Druggists and by A CUShMAN Co.,
No. l22 Fulton ~ Y.
AKnow-Nothing FRYE SHOW al No 4is Broadway,
Neu-Yort The HAPPY FAMILY and aKNOW.NOrBlNGln
the CAGE What coming tot S&S
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A TENNESSEAN ABROAD-Willb be published
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Nmussmente.


CRYSTAL PALACE-OPEN DAILY.-The
Crystal Palace possesses attractions than any other
plsce on continent More than 10000 din. rent articles
Palace will be kept open and the great expense
h procuring sc for exhibition me Directors nave re-
Children price Sociees Associations &c Will be sd-
AWARDS win be Exhibitors of 1854, particulars OF
which Will Dc a1is 'nN0'D JOHN H. WHITE, President.
~ s T l. E G A r ID N.
" LAST S1d Gff Of SFF FHh SEASON
MADAME eRIsI
srexoR MARIO
FRIDAY, Sept. %, 1854.
WI be Presentsd
-,D,cb,r.,,srsS be MsSsme oRIsI ssn,r MARIO
s,iper SUSIE susISi and sisnoT CUTURi
Doors ,.S open sa,. - sscS. Pro@ensSe css. each
may be obtained from sO'eiOes A NJ 70 4 2 ~ daily,
ALc sfw Han Son: Music stO5s No: s,9 Broadway
., ibe Ticket OfHees Castle Garden, in the evening
Tickets not admitted unal y O'Clock
CREAT SOUTH RN CIR c U s
" AND HIPPoDROME
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
p.,.. Grand e,tsrtsinnept on the course Of the Hippo
srOne full Circus performance WI oe gwen ~ ~" "eS
The following among the distinguished Equestrian a''
sn va ai RIE on Lovis.u. Principal Rques,nenne
Sig FELIX CANE the famous Itsisn or Trick Clown
GEORGE DEMoTT and FRANK WHITAKER
FRENCH CLOWNS: ..uon,rr
AUGUSTE sIEGRlST and FR ANIoiS slhofioA'
Bones. 50 cents; children half price PIT, q cents
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID FRIDAY Sept. o. in the EVENING at y O'CLOCK,
Tie entHsly and thrilling Drama. for the MN une
Aueea soften here with great PERFECTION Ana ensa
kUSTACHE With Mr c w Clarke as k4usiaehe M
Wy Poulet Miss Mssiayer Lanse &c In me AL
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SoPEN EVERY EVENING at No. 444 BROADWAY,
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- GEO. CHRIsTY, stage Manager
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RcCkLti' ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
- NO eSs brosdsJ-MoNDAY EVENING" Sept. IS
snd every evening dgriBs the we.t ~-'' IVY -
MICRO NINsfRrrsv
sn1 the grand new Burle.Qae % bs op.ys5
LUCREZIA BORGJk
Concert ~ eeoch Ticket cents CTsh...,. ,.. "A ,sD,s
Y'HE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN
ARA collection THE osmpsts ,,., a ~ Nv oos
rtnJ Of authentic pictures By Ggdode sis,us "A ID pm
Ssnsose, Go,io, hsmmi Psrssno, Leonardo n. yhe a.
posei Coesso Titan Douenicheno salysfo, Rosa y.lss
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NTANTED-A situation by a respectable
w Woman 70 do CHAMBERW0RK and FINE WASH
ING and IRONING, or as SEAMsTREsS Best Of city refer
be for days az No los i6hs between
~ and 2d.eys
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OF
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GueriaI Notices.
MAR Uo,tbIy Meeting Of the Society


The next regular Monthly Meeting Of the Society
sf The WILSON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL viii be hed on
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Kidder's Gas Regulator.-Saving % per cent; produ-
Gina better light and more healthy atmosphere.
MANHATTAN Gas WORKS, Oct q, 1852
The Gs Regulator of DR. Kiede s in my opioop the most
valuable for egulstDs the flow of the barn
ers that have Il,
Ia IN principle, and viii accomplish admirably the
objects for which II was designed ,.
IL will nsure great steadess in the lights and o. tbs pres
ure the L. by this instrument reduced eonoefaoy
thai the mains IL will enable the consumer 70
gain al eoua Of Hsht smaller expenditure io fsS
the lees the pressure under which the gas ~
sreater IL the smoBDt OF liRht Obtained =.
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HORSES KEPT GRATIS.-The subscriber
Offer. keep 70 HOr.es for their duIug tho
winter preerins 10 keep their horses In the city.
with moderate aud GOOD training, Will do we'd 90 call Ct
tb,ir earliest cony eni.ucs. " II. DISBROW.
Riding school, No. ~ 9TH sy.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of DAVID lR-
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statistics and coed deal of Information with respect To tho
value nd best Of advertising which wish business
men would read as costs nothing and many Of them
ooDs thousands Of dollars yespot TO speah Of the losses
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Chanres for Dusinfss Men.

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running order will clear 5000 yearly
Thu trsds be transferred any other factory Cal q Nc
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with q rap or two, if he did not kill him
stone dead; and old man Peter, less
10th to have his leg broken than to be
bitten to death BY the viper, designated
the spot to strike, and old Jake let him
have it.
The first blow broke the weed, and
also knocked old Peter of his pegs on q
hayeock.
'ohP rosred Peter, you have broke
mine leg. and te tam shnake's got away
We're? vere?' cried old Jake, moving
briskly about. and scanning very mar
rowly the earth he stood upon.
Never mind him, Yacob; help Inc up;
I'll go homel'
Put on your vhest den, here it is
said the old krout eater. gathering up
bis boss, and trying to get the garment
upon his humpy back. The moment
old Peter made the effort, he grew livid
in the face-his hair stood at an end,
like quilts upon frightful porkempine,
as Mrs. Partington observes, he shiv-
cred; he shook; his teeth chsttered;
and his knees knocked a stdccQtto ac-
compartment.
oh, Yaeob, carry me homel I'm so
deaf as nitsl'
Vat? Ish nodder shnake in your
trowses?'
No, a-look! I'm swelt all aup!-
Mine vhest won't go on my pack. Oh,
my Gott?'
'Tonder and blixen?' cried old Jake
as he took the same conclusion, and
with might and main lugged and carried
the boss some quarter of a mile to the
house.
Young Peter had Skinned it for home
at the earliest stage of the dire proceed
ings, and so alarmed the girls that they
were in high-strikes when they saw the
approach Of poor old dad and his as
sistant.
Old man Peter was carried in, and
began to die, natural as life, when in
cometh the old lady, in a great hustle,
and wanted to know what was going on.
Old Peter in the last gasp of agony and
weakness, pointed to his leg. The old
woman raped upon his psntaloons, and
out fell thistletop. and at the same time
considerable Of scratch was visible.
Call dich shnake? Ball. says the
old woman.
'0h. but I'm pizened to death, Molly.
See I'm all pizen, mine vhest not come
over my body at all
'Haw! hawl hawl' roared the old
woman. Vat fool. You got Peters
vhest on
'Kosh' rosrs old Peter, shaking of
deaths icy fetters at one surge, and
jumping up. 'Yacob. vat an old fool
you must be, to say was shnske bit.
Go bout your business, gals. Peter
pring me some beer
The old woman saved Peters life.