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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22
Ac3IcJLTy r Al.
PEST KIND OF POULTRl II
KEEP.

This a question often asked, and
Ia. been several times replied to
t,rooab the columns Of the Rural,
but without knowing some OF the CIR
cumstances of the inquirer, it Is hard
70 answer as it would be to the sim
ale interrogation, "What dog should
| keen, or what horse should | keep
The various breeds Of fowls have been
brought up to certain perfection to
meat the various conditions; how
much is due to accident or design, we
will not now discuss, but we do lind
varieties fitted to different circum-
stances and use. For instance, man
who wants to raise fowls to Kill Tor
market would not think Of HamburSs'
nor of the Cochins, for market eggs.
A large class Of poultry-keepers are
those who live in small towns, or sub
urbs of large ones, who wish to en-
Joy the pleasure Of poultry society,
and to have few fresh laid eggs dali
w; this can be done with q few birds
which would consume the scraps from
the house with profit. To suit such
conditions, the Brahmas or Cochns
are highly fitted, being of very quiet
gentle dispositions. If fed they Will
be contented in a very small space
lay we'll through the winter and are
good for the table at any tine II they
are in a good condition; If not tat,
they can be made so in very short
time as no fowls take on fat SO readI-
ly. They require but little fencing to
keen them in two feet high is suitl-
cjent. There are other fowls that Will
bear confinement tolerablY we'll. Some
are very handsome-such as the
Hamburgs, Spanish and Poianes, Leg
horns and Plymouth Rocks require a
little more liberty. Those that re-
ouire still more liberty or larger
space are Games, Houdans, all other
French breeds and Dorkings. Here
let me say of all fowls, space or care
is the secret of health; that Is, the
less space the more care When kept
with full liberty, as on farm, little
care is required with adult fowls IN
summer, but as soon as their liberty
is curtailed, more change Of food and
cleanliness must be given. For farm
some of the best fowls for market are
the Houdans, Dorkings and Plymouth,
all large, square bodied birds. Th"
two former are far.lamed for fine fla
yor and delicate flesh they breed
large, early spring chickens whe"
crossed with light Bahama hens. For
eggs for market the Leghorns still
hold their own, both in quantity,
quality, and size, all three considered
together. After keeping an equal
number Of white and brown in a house
partitioned in the middle, with run
at each end for each variety, giving,
them all the same attention, the
brown proved slightly more prolific
than the white during the spring
months, and in hardness and consti-
tuition, the chicks Of the brown were
much the strongest. The clrcum-
stances were as good as could be with
both breeds. Tullets Of each were
procured from one party, and the
cockerels, Of the finest strains, and the
brown came ont ahead.-R'nnl Ncw
Yorker.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22
ChaS. f.. dass"il.
CQMSUMPTiOfd
Positively CskssID.

All sufferer, trom this disease that NJ,
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
ncr's Cclcbrat"l Consumpiivr P' Wdeis -
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs-indcrd
50 strong is our faith in them, and also to
con jinrc you that they are n" humbug We
will forward to every sufferer, by mail
post paid, Il free trial box.
We don't want your money until YOU
are perfectly satisfied of their curative
powers. lfyour life is worth Savln@,do"
delay in giving these Powders ttiaI, as
they will surely cur, YOU.
Price, for large box. 81 co, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada by
mail ON receipt of price. Address,
ASH < ROBBINS.
3G0 Fulton st., Brooklyn, y. \.
unrlD "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22

TIL Z KEY STONE PLOW
the best now in use, the mould boards are
tempered which wears and cleans equal /,
steel Every pillow warranted. CUT
TING BONES and CORN SHELTERS
the very best. We also keep on hand 30
leather betting, steam engine packing
and Il variety of hardware which we sci
very low. GARDEN SEEDS OF all kinds
GLOVER o1sI TIMOTHY .SEkL
bought and sold.
We respectfully invite all to call and sec
Us, and examine for yourselves. We al
WAYS take pleasure IN showing our goods
We keep none but the very best nipple
mcuts and always aim To please oar Gus
TONERS both in quality and price Re
member the place,
81 EWART & PRICE,
Cor w potr'r'; & = Market SIS FrrtllI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22

t.00O Can't be made by every agent cv
NVVH cry month in the business wetur
HScc ni>h. but those willing to work
can easily earn dozen dollars a day right
in their own localities Have no room TO
explain here. Business pleasant and hon
cradle. Wom"n, and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you COM
prtc Outfit free. The business pays better
then anything else. We will bear expense
of starting you. Particulars free. Writ,
and see Farmers and mechanics, thcil
sons and daughters, and all classes in need
Of paving work at home, should write to
us and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address,
TRUE & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22

Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer,
serving out life sentence in the
Charlestown, Mass, State Prison, was
detected in an attempt to cut his way
out Of his cell. He had moved a large
stone several inches, and would doubt
less in short time have been able to
effect an egress.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22
HE Art TOrlsOrissl.
MR.. A Mos LUCAS,
inf I aor Pr.,nrh i

tot Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that tic
columns of The CLARION arc the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING. SHAM
POOLING AND DGElNG
In the latest style of the art tonsorial
SHARP RAZORS AND \ CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this entcrprisng artist, and
hv strict attention to business cant he'll
but please all Will he in his shop Mon.
days, Wednesdays ana Saturdays all day
and evening
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-22

a slight shock Of earthquake was
felt at Cornwall, Ontario, Thursday
morning.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
THE CABINET CONFIRMED BY AN
ALMOST LNANlMNLN NOLE-

Washington, Narehl0-The senate toy'
eirn relations comm u:rs. as meeting 20,
day, which was attended by al' l.s NOM.
bers. czcep, Senator Couk'i.s. decided %
rgpar. in isyy. u! The confirmation rt
Mr.. Eyar.s as secretary Of State, and :Le
committee on pcs: Offices and pos: roads
a'so authorized % favorable repor. ou The
nomination Of NJ Key 90 be postmaster
General.
As soon as the senate wen: into cEecu-
iiye session to-day ;ae various eabHe.
nominations were in :grn reported bacs
from the committees, accompanied In each
case with = unanimous recommendation
for confirmation. A motion Was then
made 10 take up the nomination Of David
NJ Key, as postmaster general. for imme,
d.a,e sc,ion ) single objection would
have prevented action upon /, by ,as .rn-
a,e to-day. bu, no objection was in.c-ros-
ed \ vote uPou the question of confirm.
INK 10 was taken ty yeas and nays and re-.
sul,ed-yeas "a, nays >, Tia negative yu.cs
being cast ty democrats.
The vote seemed % be regarded as q
;es; Of the strength Of the opposition 20 the
remaining Nominations, sr1 no further
opposition wa; made against any 90 them
beyond a demaut for roll call in The
cases Of Mcssrs, Schurz aud Eyar;s.
The vote on Mr.. Schur. nomination
was 44 Tor confirmation and agains; Il,
The vote on Mr. Eyarts' nomiaaiion
was abou, the same, quite number Of
senators on both sides having abt,nIucd
from voting, and the few negative votes
ir each instance being cas-: by democrats.
Senator Cameron pa }. voted FOR Evar.s,
Schurz and Key. 10 remarked that his
vote for Mr.. Eyar,s was under what he
regarded As the instructions ofhis commit
tee TOT foreign relatious) which bad To-,
structed him 20 report il fay0rnjly. Mr..
Conkling refraincd from voting oa this
nomination. Tho nominations Of George
W NcCrary, to be secretary Of war
Richard w Thompson, to be secretary OF
the navy, and Charles Deyins, TO be a..or,
ney general. were confirmed wiihou. a
rsll call or even division Of the senate in
either case.
The news Of the confirmation Of The
members Of the cabinet was received at
The White House and at the executive De.
partments almost as soon as the action oil
the Senate was taken and ELECTED very
expressions Mr. Hayes sim.
ply said tba, be was very glad Of the
prompt action.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
WHITTIER SOME OF THE CONT.
MENTAL LIES STOCKHOLM,
ERS' MONEY WENT.

| In the investigation into tho Coutincn-
tai Life Insurance Compa ry's affairs was
continued yesterday. The books and
nearly every paper relating TO tho Gnan-
cial transactions Of The company have been
scratched and interlined. One document
produced by Mr.. Scrihner purporting TO
be transfer Of certain dividends 20 Z. c.
Frost on stock that he formerly held in the
company, had the signature affixed in
different kind Of ink from that in which
the body Of the instrument was written.
Mr. c. Hilton Soribncr, having 0ccn ask
Cd why be trnnfferred his 2lj share- 10 Il
&. Frost, replied that his ITO shares were
purchased by Scribncr nj the request Of K.
the company into the hands Of the now
fugitive officers. For this service Scribncr
received, in the shape OF loan, Sl0G@i
which amount was ultimately assumed by
X. c. Frost The other lO5 shares were
subsequently, purchased by Mr. Frost, who
paid Scribner something over Sl7,OO0 for
thom. Ono Of Scribner's pCrqusitcs, ne
cording 20 his own testimony was sala-
~ OF So COO n year rs auditor, although be
frankly acknowledged that he never audi
ted any Of the accounts. Another per
quisite was 3 per cent. divi lend over and
above the published per cent given to
i'm by the individual check Of Luther !
w. Frost. Still another gildel morsol |
was a check for s., 600, presumably given
for examining the title to the property on |
which the company cdiace stands Hc
that he received s. coo but
the entry an the books is $500.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
LIVELY sKIRMIsHIN A CHURCH.
Brothers and Sisters iudulging in the
WAYS Of the Ungodly.

According 20 the Reading Eagle a ra,h,
cr lively skirmjsh occurred ia ,ha, town
on las. Sunday Evening, the theatre o!
OF tho disturbance being the Church o.
the "Algemcirc Brucdcr 10 Christie "
Abou. year ago Messrs Leaman and
Matthews were ordained as preachers ia
the denomination. Recently the Rev.
Mr. Seagrist. the founder OF the sect,
wrote 10 Rev. William, SchN.Fer the pa,
tor in charge, not % allow Leaman or
Matthews 70 speak In the church a. minis.
icrs ofihe Algemcinc Brueier Tho two
laboocd reyereuds appeared in the church
at the beginning of the services and heard
the letter publicly read. At the close oi
the service Matthews entered the pulpit
and asked the people 20 remain, as he had
som.hirc 20 say. Brother ScheFcr invi-
ted him TO shut up" One Stephen Wal
ter ordered Schuacr 70 &c. down and
out, wheroupon enc Faus. took Walter
by the throat and commenced a chok ing
process. \ hundred young men rushed
TO the pulpi. to see fair play. In the
meantime Mrs. kissingor and a Miss
Gaul had a set 70, and Miss Qaul was sent
TO grass ty a square kuock-down from the
a woman tainted, women
and children screamed tho ladies who had
babes in their arms escaped from the
church us quickly as possible, to save
themselves and children from being hurt,
and Rev. Lcaman and Matthews, and
Messrs. Ames Gaul, Henry Fisher and
other officers ard members Of the Church
dashed out of tho rear door near the pulpit
md left the promises. During the course.
IF this lively tilt policeman appeared in
butthe young men ordered him
o "clear out" and he cleared, as the odds
we're decidedly against him.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
HlrEN ClRLNEr

Secretary Of State William VI, ENarts
Of New York t,...s,...
D'''y'',l :, ~ .,i "a '''' > '''''''' 'N'''
Secretary orNar- George w. MtCmry
Of Iowa.
Secretary OF the Navy M'ha'' w.
I%, Tos,n,as,rr no.' W GrnsrsI-Da,ia ''y-~ NJ Key
or Tcnncssec.
Attorney Goncral-Charlos Downs Of
Massachusetts. ,.,..,. ,.,s.,.cr.
80 Niisson,, '''>
The prt.hpr, p,st rcmark, The ap.
r,iptnen, nr l,yar,s is simr'v the old
way to nay new debts made familiar 10
thc renn,ehv Grant II is Nlr. Eyar,s
contingent fee for professional services
r,,3rr,l before the Ilirhjoin,s, in
maintaining the c'rrca; principle that the
only thing sacred in oar Government is
forgery and fraud whcn ,ucked out in
legal form and phrase.
John sherman, the Secretary Of the
Treasury invented Uuyc, as a Frest3cn-
ual candidate IN 1870, ana ho has "'7 re
ward. sherman is cold hloodej aud
selfish, and ranks next 90 Morton ia h's
contempt o! consistency,
The appointment ot CARL Sthorf is also
gho Discharge ola personal deb' Il Is
,he price paid lor the rcpad'a'l'n u '"'
Flnh avenue conference and subsequent
service on the stump among the "v'-
mans. The Interior department. 70
which SchGyz is named, Is the most cor
rupt branch Of The government What
DE will make odt Of 10 Is N the in-
.ure.
Ex-senator Key, az Tennessee, APP
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15


.Son francisco Chronicle. November &.I
Fiy, ufile 4f4l Cbia.ut.n ,yrrf Lyr,.l
vr.trrl,,, and tvn .ulIh, L,ri.l g., ls,
A ....,gr..asi.r .f devon, Clir.,.rg ....
..rg.ll,J ,g ma MARINA l,.t ,y,r1r. o,
.,,.bg.i, lie ,lics far tbe. l,,3 u ..,.
.cs.J,nre viii, tb,.r b.rbnrou. ,,.,,,,.
N.-trftbe bs.ir, had be,u ,.fgn,8 u,-lyI
covering l,rths era,e being plaip b,ssk
bone. with p, .rn.,r.pisfisn The Clf.
.p.,1,,p h,l rr..yi1sl d r,peh ,,..s,r|
t.,4l,ayl t... s..,. ..rrI.. 3......l .-.i
.,i which contained 4, Chinese scroll rr5gr.
.oa .n. .,.tr,Begnt Chinese letter. For
.t.rgh .n,.r.,.. t......v .w.t..pyrt.r...
.iy death. llr rrep.rst.... .,,. NOR, .,.I
t,us.,,. T,,al,al bagr.t. had l,,, prr-
y.deL los hi. grave. tho inscriptions being
metc elaborate. Numeru4. bowl. Of mat
and candles were placed around th, eurii
aud d large black bottle al,a with a ,lls.
IA scented Nquld pauuking a!a miAtur,
ut alcohol and lurpeu.iur. repostd In grin
,olrmuly az tho head Of ,he body. Al
array # small red ,allow candles burned
with n sickly glare on the door around %.
cotfin and hlcd the apartment with a dls.I
agreeable oder. The mourner, gathered
around the doctors cofln and consumeo
"a few mumeHts ia moururll wAiIinr az.
b0wJng their bodies up and down ln grin
urison. They then passed the black bet.
9. e around the eirg. aud each took "A long.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
Private Sale.
4 Choice Farm and House and Lot

- NANaNt arm AL'a II 1A~C @UA A4ll.
Tie following described property. @,
John Emmcr!, dec D, situate IN Harris
twp, Centre county, one FARM contain.
ing one hundred and thirty three ac res
more or less bounded by lands ~ B. Ey-
erhar;, dee D. James Glenn. NcFav'cu.
Dr. Henderson. decd. and Others is offer
ci ai private sale The farm is well wa
tered. never failing stream rf water nun
ming tlTnaEa.an farm and within thirty
yards gE iag barn. also. q we'll of never,
falling water &C The house, with good
pump lu b. Tho improvements arc %
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almus: new; a franc bank barn. forty
Eve by eighty fee. and an other ncccssa-
~ cutbuildings Thj. Is one of tho best
producing farms IN ihis section for all
kinds oi grain !, all limestone land. A
large ORCHARD Of choice !sg., on the
premises
For particulars inquire of Wm. Vert
on The farm. Also one House and Tot
Situated in Boalsburg. Centre Co, the.
house is two stories high, with kitchen a,,
tachcd 20 it, aud an necessary oU;bujld-.
ings also o good stable, never failing
well OF water with good pamp. The lot ls'
we'll SEQ with frujt trees oi hes; quality,
Also two acres and l43 pcrches olrNcUl.
lCUt land situate near The German Re.
formed church iH Bua.shu7E within two
squares ofab1vc house.
JOSIAH NEFF, Executor oi j. Em-
inert, decd. 20 nov San. /
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

The people Of Monticello. y. Y, like
people generally all through the country
seem to have lost all regard forthe L. :.
Supreme judges, the S, who disgraced
themselves in putting the cap sheaf on
the late presidential then, by ruling that
no evidence Of fraud be received" The
people Of Monticello showed their in.
diEnation on by hanging the judges in
efigy. a telegram gives the following
account Of il Justice Miller, Strongand
Bradley were hanged in efigy In the
park in front Of the Court House Strong
was hanged on the right, Bradley in the
centre and Miller on the left The in
scription on the placazd attached to JUS
tice Strong was Il want God in the Con-
stitution;" that on Justices Miller, Throw
conscience TO the devil, fraud reigns su-
preme;" and that on Bradley, "No man
worthy ofthe Office Of President should
b. willing TO hold it If counted in orI
placed there by fraud 81 am crucifed
between two thieves"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

\ set ofthieves stole some goods and
brought it to their GHETTO receive their
reward. The chief accepted the stolen
goods, and then kicked the thieves out
ofthe back door, This don't have re-
ference 10 the Mortons, Camerons, aud
Chambers, who stole the presidency.
which they brought to their chiefHayes
who accepted it, and then refused 10
give them the expected ofIices as their
reward.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

Both houses Of the Pennsy'van" leg.
islature have agreed 70 adjourn on tA'
csd Of March and reassemble ON the nrs'
Tuesday Of January next year
The Senate has ahouttwo hundrcdAna
the House about five hundred bills on
lie. large number being intended ''
modify or repeal existing general laws ~
order to meet special eases, The loss 'i
many of these hills will be likely 10 ben
eft the state. /; is utterly useless TO
send any new bills 70 Harrisburg Al
effort was made by Mr. Jackson Mercer
to allow bills no, disposed ofthis session
to he carried over % neNiyc'r, en' ia''>
cd,
For doing nothing, this legislature WAS
"a perfect SCccCSS.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

r. L. ROLAND, the Chambersburg bank
robber, was sentenced Monday morning
TO eight years separate and solitary con,
fnement at hard labor in the Eastern
Penitentiary The trial for Jail. break
ing was proceeded with all day Monday
and in the evening the jury retired and
found the prisoner guilty. lie has not
been sentenced yet. He will now be
tried for grand larceny.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

VIM. r. Speakman, Of OokdlJe, Nus.
was arrested while killing his vile who
WAS rescued. The dead body Of his sister,
seventy years ola, WAS found in the wood
sLedi the head and body almost cut to
pieces Speakmaa is a mill operative and
was insane from liquor for several days,
and was drunk when the murder was COM
miited.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

Hayes has turned upon the leaders Of
his party and they are turning upon
him. In another column Of this issue
Of the Reporter will be found a sketch Of
the reception Hayes cabinet appoint>
ments and his southern policy met with
on the first and second days OF his ad-
ministration. Scripture says there is no
rest for the wicked.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

Even Grant does not take 4 great
iikning TO the cabinet OF Fraudulent
Hayes. Last week it was saidin Wash
ington that the feeling among Repnbli-
cans against the greater part Of the new
Cabinet is best shown in the conduct Of
ex-President Grant, who busted himself
in the retiring-rooms Of the Senate in
talking to Senators against the confirms
ton Of Schurz; while General Butler was
more openly on the floor Of the cham-
Der, denouncing TO Mr.. Conkling and
Others the appointment Of Mr. Deyens.
The feelingof the Camerous has taken
the form Of real grief Young Don has
abandoned his impudent airs, and the
old gentleman has not worn so troubled
4 look these many days.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

The most prominent candidates for
Sherman's place in the Senate are Stanley
Matthews, Congressman Garfield, cK-
Gov. Noyes, Judge Tan, Aaran F. Perry,
Samuel Shelabarger. The real fight,
however, is practically narrowed down to
Matthews and Garfield, and the chances
are in Matthews favor
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

There IS a bill before the legislature
requiring engineers OF twenty horse
power engines TO take out license before
they can be permitted 10 follow their
avocation. Such law may have a good
effect and prevent many accidents from
explosion by steam boilers, because their
management is too often entrusted TO
men who know nothing about them, or
the principles Of steam. II is thought by
many that the law should apply to
smaller engines, because one often horse
power will often produce disastrous re-
suits, and occasion great havoc, If not
properly managed.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

1t is announced tha. the First National
bank Of Northumberland will close MP its
business there being no profit In l..
The oil country appea-s 70 be oyerstoc6-
eI with laborers The Edenburg Herald
says about one person in fifteen seeking
employment aA that point gets it.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15
SEVEN LIVES LOST.
Destruction ola Hotel al Karus City,
peuna.


Ph,sbusg. Penna. March "a tcls-
gram lram Harms City Butler county,
Peuaa says d Gre broke on. ,h.s morning
ia .ae vGre ,f;he Ba,ymaa Heuso there.
caused by lighted o.gar orwa,lh Thrown
under .Ae counter among the waste paper
4, was discovered ty NJ Baleman before
b. bad made much headgAy he ran Ter
water ana on returning found the whole
room ln flames, cutting NJ an escape ~
TIE stairway from tie rooms above NJ
BA;eman rushed !asv-ea Ils Games. aud
sueccedcd N bringing ou; bic son, bu,
they were both badly burned, the
son dying aiyerwsrd The flames spread
.h fearful rAp.iny. and in lees than Aalt
oH hour from she discovery @ lAc Gre abe
building was consumed The hud.os q
Mrs HA,gman aud her daughters Minnie,
Lou. Belle. and Wine were burned be.
yorl recognition. lhc body ON Brown
o, Sproasle * CO. @! New York, WAS al.
most consumed Thirty guests were ia .he
hotel a. the time of,hr Gre. .i. OF ~hom
acre injured By jumping from lhc win
tows. The loss Of property is light. sbou,
$1,000; Insurance. $1,000.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-15

Mr.. Daniel f. Beatty manufacturer and
proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and Beat
tvs celebrated Golden Tongue ParloF Or
gans. Washington, n. j., is certainly a
very reasonable and generous man h. trans
net business with lie makes this very
fair proposition 10 any who may favor him
with an order, ~ follows III the instru
mcut does not prove satisfactory a:er a
test trial Of i've days after receiving j. the
purchase money will bc refunded upon the
return Of the instrument, and he vii. pay
freight charges both ways This iE GER
taiuly IN exceeding generous, and sufc
manner in which 10 transact business with
him He warrants his instruments for six
years. See his advertisement. July 20 y
IT hrco Covorlt looms, two q : pc
looms with machines and ixings belonging
TO a carpet weaving shop, for sale cheap.
Apply to Wm. Ettmger Aaronsburg.