THE COLUMBIAN, )LOOMSBURO,i SATUUDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 18G6.
THE BACUELOn ANSWERED,
nv mattir HYr.it iiiiittm.
Many thanks, my donridr, for your generous offer,
lint cro 1 accept It, yim see,
Tlicre'ii two or llireo iiucatloiia you might ns veil
ntuwer
Kro 1 niKwr lliosa you nskod me.
Ami first, I'll remark, Just liy wny of beginning,
I think you nro winding In tact;
It tnkes nil tho romance from w oolng nnd winning
To make It no muttcr-of-fucl.
You take. It for granted Hint nil Hint Is wanted
la simply that you should propose,
And any to yourself, "Well, It's likely I'll UUo
liar;
tint first I'll 11ml out what she knows."
Perhaps, Mr. lliiehclor, you limy discos cr
Two slilcs ton bargain llku that!
And unless you can answer these question to suit
me,
My " no" Is docldod nn J Hat.
The enso Is quite plain, you unlovable tinner,
In choosing rt partner for life,
To keep n clean house, niul to cook a good dinner
Are all you requlro In a wife,
Vow, pray, do you think any sensible, woman
Would marry to manage n houso?
A house with n crusty old bachelor In it?
I'd Just as soon marry n mouse.
nutnow for my questions. I'd like you to tell mo
ir I'd hnro lo sit up hnlf the night
To wait till you made your appearance nt home,
And find vou-a Uttlu bit tight?
Would you plead "nn engagement" wheno'er I
was lonely,
Or slecn when I nlaved mr guitar?
Would my lwst parlor curtnlns bo utterly mined
l)y the sinoko of your liorrld clgnr7
Whenever I wanted to go out n-shopplng
Would you look ns black as a hcuise.
And talk of extravagance, foolish nnd wasteful,
Because I Just held up my purso?
In short, If you'd ever refuse, my dear Crusty,
To let mo have Just my own way.
You'd better look further ; I'm certain that we, sir,
Could no'cr llvo In quiet a day.
AGEIOULTUKAL.
How to Make Good llutter.
Although every year there nrc pub
llshcd many ways to mnko tho beat
butter, there is in fact no new way,
as tho best quality of butter has been
made many years, and the way to make
it long ago found out. Thero tiro cer
tain rules, which if fully carried out, no
ono need to complain of having poor
butter. In tho llrst place, wo all U now
that thero must be cleanliness in every
thing pertaining to butler-making, for
there is nothing that will take and re
tain n bud odor go quick as butter ; and
unclcanllnoss is tho ono great secret of
its flavor when it is tainted. Tho only
way, then, to obviate this dimetilry, is
in observe uerfect cleanliness. Great
pains should bo taken with the milk
pans i they should always be thorough
ly steamed and cleaned, nnd likewise
tho churn ; that, too, should bo thorough
ly overhauled, steamed, nnd scrubbed,
find should bo kept in good order. I
havo reference now to thoso cases
where these important requisites have
not been attended to, as is toobftcn tho
case. Then again too much caro can
not bo taken in milking ; oftentimes tho
stables are filthy, nnd this, of course, has
a bad effect, as thero Is hardly anything
bo sensitive- us milk. Two bad habits
in milking should bo discontinued,
milking with wet teats, and milking in
tho rain.
Only a pure clean cellar will do to
keep milk in. When tho cream is
churncft, itshouldbeiinmediately taken
out, and worked slowly with cool, clean
water, for the acids which nro In hard
water aro sure to bo taken up by the
buttor. to a great extent. Tho butter
must bo worked slowly till tho milk is
out of it, nnd great caro should bo taken
not to work it too much ; but tho milk
must all bo worked out of it, or it will
turn sour In tho butter.
It is generally a matter of taste how
much salt should bo used to tho pound ;
an ounce of pure rock salt to tho pound
is tho general rule. When tho butter is
packed it bhottld bo in tight, clean jura
or llrkins. Earthen jars aro by fur tho
most preferable. If you cannot pro
cure earthen jars and aro obliged to th-o
woodou llrkins, I would recommend
thoso made out of ash as being tho best.
Water should bo kept in tho firkin for
(several days before using it, in order to
take tho wood tasto out ; or it can bo
slightly scorched inside, which will
answer tho samo purpose, d. w. l.
Gnrilen Management.
Is tho garden ono should cultivato n
variety, so as to have a seasonablo sup
ply for tho table at all times. Of Spring
growth, asparagus, lettuce, and radishes
nro among tho earliest and best. If tho
lettuce is grown in a hot-bed, and tho
asparagus well managed, these vegeta
bles may bo placed on tho table very
early in tho season. Tart of tho aspara
gus bed might bo covered with a cold
frame; which would bring it forward,
and so lengthen tho season. When the
Spring vegetables nro gone, tho moro
delicious ones of tho Summer growth
supply their placo. Eurly potatoes
henna, corn, onions, peas, beets, toma
toes, cucumbers, and cabbages diversify
tho farmer's living. Strawberries, rasp
berries, and blackberries succeed one
another In order, and continue tho sup-
i ply until tho Fall fruits mature. There
need bo no failure in growing these
fruits. Nor should the garden bo with
out a bed of celery for Winter use; nnd
tho various vegetables whicirremnln in
tho ground to bo iiwl when tho Winter
frosts llrst sot in, should bo amply culti
vated ,Jlural Kew Yorker.
Management of Young Cltlclccm.
A wniTKU in tho Kew York Times
fays: " When tho chickens aro hatched,
Jf beforo taking thorn from tho nest you
would oil tho top of tho heads of tho
chicks, you will destroy all tho lice
thero "aro in tho brood ; for as soon as
two or threo chicks aro hatched, all tho
lico upon tho hen leavo her, and quarter
themselves on tho heads of the chicks,
and tho oil will kill them; und then
with clean quarters for tho chicks on a
Mart, and a thorough clean-dug of tho
coop each week, you will not fail to raise
your brood."
Improvement of Meadows.
Wukn wo consider tho largo proper
lion of meadow land which hasforageo
received tho wash from thnrattlo on a
thousand hills, and is still of IlltlnvnliiB,
wo find this to bo a subject of great Im
portance', especially to tho fanners of
New Knj,l md.
FOR YOUTHFUL READERS.
The Mother's I'm utile.
" Headache again!" said a beauti
ful girl, checking her hasty steps as she
ntercmuiarKeneiteiiatiiuor ; " now un
fortunate; every ttnio we nro going to
have a right grand time our poor moth
er must have tho headache. 1 am very
surry."
" It need not Interfere at all with the
party, Augusta," replied her mother,
raising her eyes languidly" I am al
ways best alone. ou have arranged
your hair, havo you'.' you will look very
lovely to-night; shall your wear your
diamonds?"
" How can I think of going, my dear
mother and you sick ? Oh I no, no ;
nomatterfordlamonds and though my
dress fits mu-t exquisitely, and Harvey
Jllner will bo thero lo-nlght 1 wanted
to set my cap for him, you know," she
added playfully, "yet I will on no ac
count go I cannot think of it."
" And 1 shall Insist that you do," said
her motliei, decidedly. "My head is
noworso thi.n it lias been a thousand
times I nm delighted at tho pro-poct
of your pleasure, and this is tho first
part of the season say nothing, Augus
ta, I command you to go."
Tho beautiful creature placed her
hand upon her mother's lips, and stoop
ing, kissed her repeatedly.
" Say no more, mother, I see you will
not let mo please myself and share your
loneliness with you ; dear, dear mother,
you shall see how well I look ; good
by till I como back dressed for the
ball;" and awny she glided, tho most
graceful creature in tho world.
"Dear child," murmured Mrs. Au
brey, pressing her thin hand on tho
temples that were hot and burning,
" how lively and loving slio is, and so
beautiful! Oh, I wish Mary was like
her. 1 cannot bear favorites, and yet
how can I avoid it Augusta is so iillbe
tionate, Mary so cold and quiet?"
At that moment asliglit ilgure, robed
in white, came noiselessly into the room,
and stood by her mother's side. She
seemed in full, though simple dress; a
white bud in her braided locks, and a
fan of exquisite workmanship hanging
from her slight wrist.
" You aro not so well, mother," sho
said softly ; and gazing round, she dark
ened the twilight of the room to a deep
er soiiibreness, and taking a vinaigrette
in her hand, lightly proved back the
dark locks and bathed her mother's fore
head. "Thank you, Mary," said Mrs. Au
bry, softly, for it relieved tho almost In
tolerable pain ; " Are you going to wear
only white? You look very sweet, my
child oh! this throbbing! is An
gusta almost ready? When will sho
come in ?"
"Here sho is, mother;" nnd the bril
liant beauty burst uiioii her dint sight,
lighting up tho chamber with tho al
most regal splendor of her diamonds.
" Ileautiful," whispered Mrs. Aubrey,
shading her heavy eyes; "you will
queen it to-night T expect, Augusta."
"Hut, oh! how much rather would I
stay at home by the couch of my sick
mother, and minister to her want-!"
said Augusta, her eyes meanwhile cov
ertly seeking tho largo drowsing mirror
"But you know you irouhl make me
go, mother, so I havo given orders for a
nice cup of tea and some toast, though
I am so sorry you must eat alone."
" Hero comes the carriage ; good even
ing, dear mother; come, hadn't I better
send it away and stay at homo?" sho
murmured winnlngly.
"On no account, my love," said her
mother, returning her kiss. " Oo, nnjl
sometimes think of me."
"Sometimes! yes, all tho time my
thoughts will he hero with my darling
mother; now good-by ; take rest ; Ko?o
is coming up to sit with you." And
sho was gone.
"Itoso, is that you?" asked tho in
valid faintly.
'No, mamma, it is f;'7 and Mary
camo softly round and stood allierside.
" Why, Mary, aro you not at tho
party?"
" I preferred to stay with you, moth
er," said Mary, quietly; " I knew that
you were used to having papa witli
you, and when ho is gone I cannot leavo
you tilono."
" You aro very thoughtful, my child,"
said MW. Aubrey, with emotion ; " but
still I had rather you would go."
" I have sunt tho carriage away, moth
er, so that is impossible now; nleaso
say nothing more about it I shall enloy
myself so much better at homo witli
you. I havo been getting you some
toast and tea myself Itoo is too can
less to wait upon tho sick. I hope it
will make your head easier;" ami she
rolled up her mother n casy-chalr, and
drew np a tiny ebony stand arranged
with such oxqul-.ito taste that It could
not fail to tempt even an Invalid's tip-
not ite.
Very cosy was that littlesupper, with
Mary, to sweet and Innocent, pouring
out tea, and doing a hundred nameless
delicate ollkes of love. Mrs. Aubrey's
heart smoto her that sho had not fully
appreciated the timid, quiet, but stron
and self-sacriflclng affection of tills gen
tie girl.
After tho tea was over Mary again
bathed her temples, adjusted her pll
lows, brought tho beautiful boquet sho
was to havo carried to the party to her
mother's bedside, and then tnklm
book, In u voice that was " musle rich
and low," read to her till tho evening
was spent, .lust as she was leaving tho
... 1..... . 41 1 1 , . i '
IUUIII, HIT HlUlllur CUUUII JIUT OUCK.
"This has been a sweet, sweet even
lug," sho said, tenderly Inking he
hand, " mid I havo learned how much I
am blessed in such a child. Mary,
have not, understood you beforo to-night
but now I can read your heart. Kiss
me, my child; good nlghl, and may
Clou bloss you."
That night, tho hllhorto negleete
ono prayed with tears, tluiiiktug her
Mnl; or that she hud won at Iiisla moili
er's love,
"Oh! mamrn:', indud "v.a dc'.i'h
fill !" said Augusta tin' next morning. !
If it would not be looking aln, 3
should say I eclipsed them all. Harvey
Minor neenied devoted ; Indeed, mam
ma," shecontlniied, with asllghtlatigh,
" I think 1 have won him. Tho set was
delightful, and I danced ercrj dance; I
had scarcely time to think, except when
I thought of you, mother," she contin
ued, blushing; Indeed, dearest mother,
I ( think of you in your loneliness"
" I was not lonely, Augusta," said her
mother, with a quiet smile. .lust then
Mary raised her eyes, nnd thero met
thoso of her mother fixed upon her
with such a look of tenderness.
" And shall uvnr bo lonely," she
thought, " for my mother has learned to
love me."
J OS. Ill 1X11) L A 11. S. KISTKlt,
(Ijito lllegel, Wlcst A 1 In,)
Importers and Jobbers of
DltY CIOODM,
No. J7 North Third Street,
l'liltadclphla.
AT.riti:n nvrcnr.v, vit, l:. auuuoht, h, n. stvrr.
) USSKhli & WOODRUFF,
Wholesale Dealers in
TOllACCOS, C1C1A11S, PIPEH, ,U, AC,
No. 11 North Third Sheet, above Muiktl,
Philadelphia.
TOHN C.
YICAOKU it CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAl'S, STI'.AW CiOODS, AND
LAiinss' rims,
No. 257 Norlh Third Stiect,
1'hlladelphla.
s.
L. BETThH,
111MII, 11UNNAC0.,
DIIY GOODS,
No. 19 Noith Third Street,
Philadelphia.
with
I
7111S11MUTH, unoTiiEn it co.,
wiioLus.vr.n todacco miAT.uia,
No. 1 jl Norlh Third Street,
flvo doors below Itaee
1'nclorlcs, Nos. 2S) and -B Quarry Stiect,
Philadelphia.
J V. liAJUUEKT,
with IIOS .SIIOTT A CO.,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
cloths, cassimi:i;i;s, vustinos, ac,
No. 301 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
J H. LOXOSTHETH,
PAPi:ll-HANGING WAitiMiorsi:,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
G.
W. HIiAIlOX it CO.,
Manuf ictureis of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SlIADKS,
Warehouse, No. 121 Norlh Third .Sluet,
Philadelphia.
jJ M. MAKI'IjE,
NOTIONS, IIOSIi:i!Y, GLOVUS, AND
l'ANCY GOODS,
No. 03 Norlh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
I
IKEXlX STOVE DEPOT.
IlL'ATK.HS, llANGKS, AND STOVUS,
Wholesale and Iletall.
PATKNT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVli
VULCAN UEATlllt,
for healing two or more rooms.
PAllLOlt, COOKING, LAUNDRY, HEATING,
and every ariety of sjl'GVKS.
JOHN I. 1 1 CSS,
No. .110 North Second Slreil, Philadelphia.
J'OHX E. FOX & CO.,
STOCK AND I'.XCIIANGi: nilOKKHS,
No. 11 Soiilh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
srr.cn: and iiank-notix,
ALT, KINDS Ol' STOCKS AND 1IOND.-1
bouijht and Milduiiconiml.-'.Ioii. Attention glcn
to collections on all acccsMhlo point.
JAGEX, 1SOYD & CO.,
UlJ.liail.lll .Ml'.HLll.. 1,
anil Wholesale Dealers in
I.IIAP AND MANUl'ACTUP.r.D 1011ACCO,
SUGAltS, Ac,
No. Ill Nol th Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Consignors em forward their stock- "In llond,'
willniul piepayins tho Cnlti d Stales lax.
"ISTA HUSHED 171W.
JOltDAN A lll'.OTIII'.n,
wholesale ciiiociais,
nnd Dcnlors In
KALTPETIli; AND IIIIIMSTONE,
No auu North Third Street,
Phlladolphln,
jyjMhhEK & HOST,
Suoeiwxirs lo IVanklln l'.Seltzcr A Co.,
Importers and Wholewilo Dealers In
I.HIUOIIS, WINKS, Ac,
Nos, IlOand 112 North Third Stiect,
Philadelphia.
hl'STEH,
Wholesalo and Hutall Dealer In
rOItr.IGN AND DOMESTIC CAItl'ETS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW HIIADKH, Ac,
No. 20 North Second strci t, opp, Chrlht Church,
Phllud.lphla.
rObl)-7SffiV'VaI',OIt'EvT2HYHOnY.
OmIuk lo the I.ito fall In fold,
El'HIIAI.MW.ELWELL
has reducil his prices to suit all buyers, cither at
hntcale or tctall, if you vant
HUOAlts, ( Ol'l-'EES, TEAS, HYKUIH, SPJCES,
CllACKEllS, CANNED l'UUIT, DIUED
I'lIUIT, WOODENWAliE, l'ISII,
JIEANH, ClIEIWi:, l-'LOCIi,
PEED, Ac, Ac Ac,
lvalue a ml I. El'HJlAM W. l.'I.WEI.I,
A
U KIXPS OF DhAXKS
can I'l ir.vi- at K". f :
I!0I)1II:A1) it KAUU,
Manufacturer.! mil Wholesale llciilors In
noors fNDsiions, .
No. 211 Nclh 'I bird Street,
Piladelphla;
'JMIE UNIOX MOTKL, .
Alch .Strict, betn-ren Third und l'ourth Hlreels,
Philadelphia.
eiinisTiwr.iir.il,
Proprietors.
gT.
CIlAlthES HOTEL,
ON Tl hi llUP.OPllAN l'l.AN,
Nos. CO, W, 01, and (iO North 'I bird Streets,
between Marl.et nnd Arch Streets,
Philadelphia.
ClIAMXSKI.KCKNIllt,
Manager.
IKAltl) HOUSE,
Jl
Comer of Ninth and Chestnut Sliced,
Philadelphia. v
H. W. KANAflA,
Proprietor.
"yATSOX it JAJsXKY,
Importers and Jobbers of
SII.K AND l-'ANCY Dlllislj U001VJ,
SII.YWI.S,AC.,
No. WUIaikot Street,
Phtiidelphla.
E.
. 11 ex nr. y,
Successor tollcndry & Harris,
Manufacturer nnd Wholesale Dealer In
HOOTS) AND HI10r.,
No. 53 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
II.
Mlth
V. l'ETEKMAX,
I.IITINCOtT A TIIOITI-.U,
WllOMHYl.K GltOCr.ltsi,
No. 21 North Water Street,
and No. i North Delawaio Avenue
Philadelphia.
Q. r.O HOE II. HOHEHTS,
lmportc rand Dealer In
ItAP.DW AllH, CUTI.KP.Y, GUNS, AC,
No. all Norlh Third Street, ul o Vine,
Philadelphia.
'PEXJAMIX GHEEX,
Dealer In
CAItPnTING", WINDOW H1IAD1M,
Oil, CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. S3 North Si coud Sjtrect,
Phil ulclphla.
J.
1',
BEAIM),
with I.lPl'INCOTT, I'.ONL) & CO.,
Manuf.ictureis and Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAPS, ri'll-i, AND ST11AW GOODS,
No. HI Market Street,
Philadelphia.
JOWE, UUSTOX it CO.,
Manufaclmers and Wholesnle Dealers m
COrrON YAltNS, CAHP1.T CHAINS,
P.ATrS, YICKS, TIE YA11NS, COllDACIi:,
1I110OMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WAIIE,
LOOK'G 0 LASSES, CLOCKS, l'ANCY 11 ASKETS
TAULE, l'UMllt, AND CAllllIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. SM Mmket Street, (outh side,
Philadelphia.
I. H
WALTEH,
Iite Waller it Kiiub,
Impotter and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS, AND tiUEENSWAHE,
III Norlh Third Strict,
No.
betw ecu Eaco nnd Vino
Philadelphia.
STAUtilSlIEl) 18:10.
WIIOLISALE DIIUGGISTS,
nnd Dealers In
CHEMICALS. MEDICINES, PATENT MEDI
CTNI, SPICES, PAINTS, OILS,
WIN1WW GLASS,
VAP.NISII12J, DYES, AC, Ac,
Koutheail coiner of Third and Callowhlll Sts,,
Phlladilphla.
HMUHUSTEU it DHOTI 1 EH,
i inpoi ICIS iiiiu juuuws ui
IIO.Sir.IlY, GLOVES,
SIIIltTri AND Dll.VWEIlS,
nurroNs, susPENiir.ns,
IIOOPHKIltTS, HANDKEIICHIErS,
THItEADS, SEWING SU.KS,
THIMMINGS, POUTE MONNAIEs,
BOAPS, 1'EltrUMEIlY, l'ANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENEIIAI.LY,
,Ua Manufacturers of
11UUSHIH AND LOOKING GLASSES,
and Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE.
linooMS, llul'iy, TV'ISIV, Ac.
No, 300 North Third Street, abovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
OVAL it HOYEH,
Buoccsor& to
OILDEltT, HOYAL A CO.,
WHOLESALE DltUGOtSW,
Iintsirlcra and Dealers In
D11UGS, MEDICINIX, SPICES, PAINIS, OUS,
GLASS, DYE STUPES, Ac,
Nos, 35J nnd 311 North Third Strci 1,
Philadelphia.
QliAHEES II. MAHI'DE,
Importer and Dealer In
linANDIES, WINI, aiNS, LIQUORS,
WINE IIITI'EIIS, Ac,
No. 122 Norlh Thlid Street,
abovo Arch, wot bide,
Phllilelphla, -ft
riMiE AMEHICAX HAY JCTxrFI
X AND I'OltK.-Wo tin. iiiulersUrtwl cllfens
ui uuiiiiiiuiit i;ouuiy wiiiiesiiii uuMtriai or nav
oriiH on me larm nr .Mr. rurmi -in lu-nilcl
iiiwiisiup, mi .ii,i iiuv. May 7, 1mi. iietu-i I'li lb
Ameriiiiu ll'n Knife and 1'ork mauutin'tuieil lc
NI.H-EII, WALLS., SllltlN'KJt A- C if Louis.
!;.,".'"' "" 1 niinuers paiiiil nay ilisili
inn .iniiTiiiiii i-crK iiinii moro nay In mm
draught loan the llunili I in lluee. Woarokalls.
lied It will take us much liny lain tho iuow us I wo
pind hnrs cull ilriuv, Wu uKo wiw It cutting
...... ...... 'jimms . . .uiii-H iii, iii-ui- iu u nay iviiiie,
und cheerfully rci oinmend It as the bebt huv lork
uii'i i.iiiii- mi- um e nu-j boen.
' '.I-.",1,'"1;?'''"1 i'"i On. V. c, Haiikihi.v,
W. II, KnilNS, .lull IhilK,
John Dmuiiii i, JMmiu, Novbu,
II. DlOLBMIl.tKK, HVI.V1IKK PtllliSI,.
4iiLii.,Kit jiML.i.M(, .iujin ioi.r,
I'hcy uUo iiiniiiifueiuro I ho celebrated Iliitkevo
lieairund Muwii, ad other ,v.v.:rirul i,. ,i .
'.41 .
jJlIhiiKlt A liljDEH,
Wholwalo
nooKsi:i.!.t;its, stationhus,
AND 1II,AN1M!OOIC MANHI'ACrtMlimS.
No. 201 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Wall and Curtain Paperi, and stationery Ren-erally.
JSTAlUitSIIEO ISilS.
U. . LAI.I !.. 1 1. II, Jll.-n.i.l ,v .J.,
wiiomx am: imuoaiHTrf,
No. 737 Mnikrl Street, one door below r.liihlh,
Philadelphia.
JJIUKIS Jti:i)K'INi:s, CIIt:.MH!AI.S,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VAllNISIIIfi, DYKS,
and every other article pertnlnlna to tho bttsltiess,
of Ihf bi'st (itinllty, nnd nt lowest market I'ltii.
I Vnid'AVM VI I.K1 VS A-C(l..
IV ' .
iienicrs in
l'Olir.ION AND DO.MUST1C DltY GOODS,
No.CO-IMaiketHticct,
Philadelphia.
gXYDEH, HAHH1M t IJASriETT,
.uanuiaciurers mm .loouers ui
MEN'S AND HOY'S CLOTHING,
Nc. o2j Market, and 522 Connncreo Street,
Philadelphia.
"YTEAVEH A- Sl'HAXKhE,
W J101.1.SAI.1; ouoi iaes ,uu eeijuiissiu-
Mr.HClIANTS,
Nos. 2,', and 227 Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
T I. BUKIvIIAltT,
Importer and Dealer In
IllON AND STEEL,
No. ro Eiont Street,
Philadelphia.
jgAHUIlOFr it CO.,
importers aim jonners or
STAPLE AND l'ANCY DIIY CiOODS, CLOTHS,
CASSIMEIIES, 11LANKETS, LINENS,
WHITE (iOODS, HOSIEltY, Ac,
Nos. I0.j and 107 Market Street,
nbovo 1'oiiith, noith side
Philadelphia.
J.J r. IIAXIC'S
VJUIl-s.l.l. iuii.vuuu, rs.ui i ,1.11
C1GAU WAItEIIOUSE,
No. 1W North Third Street,
between Chciry and P.ace, west side
Philadelphia.
QOTTUKUj & AVJIMS,
vnoiesaio neaiers in
l'ISII, CHEESE, Ac, ile'.,
No. 10(1 North Wharves,
second door abovo Arch Sliect
Philadelphia.
JJUIMlAir VOn CATAWISSA!
THIS ff.U 1 Ull JiAHHAl.Si.
Goods to compare with stringency of the money
market. Look and compare prices before pur.
cbaslin; elsewhere. Just call at the f.iorlle bust.
uessfctand of
McNINclISIlUMAN,
and you will be met by thenhllulng pioprlelorsor
their clerks, anil shown through thelrmunt variety
(tore fiec of chaise, of course. They will yhe j,u
a fair chance lo spend your loose change, the.
trust mucli lnoiu pi olltably tbu It can be bpeut
elscwlieie. 'their
STOCK Ol-' DltY GOODS
this Spring Is much larger in all Us vmletles than
usual. Their
LADIES' DItr.SS COOIW
are of tho nicest styles In nuukit.
lluonssorliiieiitof
They hnvo
HATS. CAPS, HOOTS AND SHOES.
SU.MMEII CLOTHS, CASSINETS,
CASSIMEIlEsi, AND V1WTINOH,
nnd numcroui" ai tides common tostiih establish,
incuts, besides a Kcneial ussoitnient of
IIAP.DWAIIE, TINWAIIE, QUEENnWAllI
AND ailOCEUIES,
all nt Kreatly reduced prices. 'Ibey wish to con
duct their buslni ss on ibe bystiui of
"PAY AS YOU CO,"
and they think they can nll'ord to sell very cheap,
They return their thanks lor many past fuors
and asi iho I'uturo patronao of their former cus
tomers and the public generally.
McNINCII it SIICMAN.
jj IUjKU'.S STOI1K.
PltESII AltlllVAE OP
SPllINa AND Sl'MMElt CiOOn..
Tho subscriber has Just returned from tho cities
with another l.iro nnd select assort luent of
SPIlIXa AMI SUMMElt (lOOIH,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia nt tho
lowest llKiire, and which he Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms as cm bo procured ilsc
wliero lu Hloomsbury, Ills stock comprises
LADIES' DIIIS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions, together
with a large assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, coml-stiiii; of iho follow ing urllclcs:
Carpets,
Oil Cloths-,
Cloths,
Cashmeres,
hlinwls,
Hamicls,
milis,
Wfttloaooa!,
T4iiviii,
1 toon Skirts,
Milillllt,
Jtollowware,
IJoU-uwiiro
(iucctaworo, Hardware,
Uoots;atui;Jlioe8,
Hats nnd Caiw,
lloopcts,
"1''cHs
Loolilnu-fllasiji,
"i'obaeco,
OoUie,
Slignr?,
Teas,
. Hlce, .
Altephv,
Olniter,
Cliiiiuinon,
Js'iltmons,
ASlt NO'KO.S'S OEKEItAMA-,
In short, overylhlns mually lu country
Mous, to which ha Invites Iho ntleiillon of Hu
public ueueially, Tllohluliest inleowlll bu p.dd
fir countiy prnUuco In exeh.ingo for goods,
K. II, MII,I.l!Il,
Arwiilu lliilldlngs, IllooiiKhiirg. p,
pATAAVISSA HAIiaiOAl),
V7 1 roiu und ufler Oclobcr S. 145. Iho
tober !,), tho trnliw will
Pius l!np, rl im follows
lloHiu Kouiii.-illiulm Mall ut 1 p.m., ii
Express ut
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17VEKY SATtTHDAY:
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i.inn.ATirua
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new Journal tnu piodmu thecholetbt s-cleetlniiH
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hiliihiL' and hisiriietlvi! In ItM-ll, hut Intert'stluir
niul viiln.ihle ms a lt-tlex til' loreiun iH'i-l'lieal Ut-
errtture of lite d.iy It wilt he, lu Mini t, (he aim of
It pul 1 Kin-istli.it lAer Sunt may Mian com mend
lf-.elt Pv Its fnhuess nnd MtrleU to all rinses of
Oil. ill.r..nt .,11,1 llllll-'itxit I'.eulni's. Kl.TV S'lllll'.
day will euntahi earh wei k thhty-lwo laro o'-1
t.ivo iiae, niiiniiriiii!' iv pmiiuu in tiouuio ctii
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Hon piiei1, inr year, In advance. Mouth))
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liathKoim ly hmntd In an altiaelle coer, price
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TiUCNUlt A rU'Ll), PuhlKhers,
lit Tl'elllnllH Ml'eet , liiMnll,
niX(f UAILUOAD.
SfMMEIt AllllASdEMENT.
Ai.illl. W.ii.
Cleat Truul: Line in, in the Ninth nnd Northwest
lor Philadelphia, New York, Itcadinir, Potts llle
Tiini:iilla, Asldnnd, l,cbuno!l,.Mli-lilou'ti, liiston
.sc.. Ae.
Trains leave Il.urlsbuii; for New York as fol
lows: At :i, 7: in, and ):uia.)i and and lOi p.m.,
lonitei-lln wllb similar (nuns on iho P, im- t
v.iula Ualltoad, mid aril .!,-( nl New Vi ik at -i:ij
and lo a.m., and ":l" and l:lii'.M, Klcplii" I'urs
accompany the:', a.m. and 1':lV r.M. trains, without
cliuiiue.
Leave lliinisbuiir for Ifi-i'lln, Poiisvtlle, Taina
ipia, Mlnrrsvllli-, Aslil.nul. PliieC.roM'.Alli mown,
anil Philadelphia al 7:1" a.m., and 2 and him p.m.,
stopplniiiit Eebanoii and principal Way staltous,
tin- li'Jil p.m.. train loiikiu no dose eoiineeiions fur
l'otisvllleor Plilladelphhi. I'm' l'ollsviilc, Ki lui.M
kill HaMMi, and Atilniiu, via Seliuyilitll and Sus
fiueliailiia ltallioad, li-avo 1 Inn Isliuri; at I lri P.M.
Hi-turnint:. b'ae New York at a am., l'J M.,nnd
s:'ip.M. ; I'iilladelphl'iat s .M.nnd-S:i')p.M.; l'otis-
llle ut s: io a.m. ami an p.m.: Ashl.nul nt 0 and
ll:lr, M.,an(l h'Oi-.M.; Taininiua ut ti;lj a.m. ami
1 and s;V, i'.m.
l.i ino iVittsvlllc for llnrrlshurR, via Schuylkill
and So-ijii, baulia ltailn:.i, nt 7 a.m.
lb .el i ui: A-i ouioit.iiloii Tiain b aves Ib-adlnc at
0 A.M., ri-liinilPK fi i Philadelphia ut .1 p.m.
I'liunnbia Itailniad Ti.dlis l,-ac lb adins at 0:'J0
and t-rl'i p.si. for Cphrata, I. Hi, I'olutuitia, .tc.itc.
On sund.i s lease New Yolk al S:'io p.m.; Phila
delphia al s. a.m. nnd ;t: 1 1 p.m.. the sa.m. train run
nbei otilv to Heading: Potlsvllieat sa.m.; Tnina
iiuaat 7:10 a.m.; Ilai'rls!nirnntt':VA.M.: and Kead
biK al 1:-W a.m. for HuirlshniL', nnd lii:1i a.m. fur
Ni w Yoik, and p.m. lor Philadelphia.
i 'otnuiittatlon, Mileage, season, Excursion, and
Hehuol llckcls al reduced lates to nnd fiomall
points,
IIiukjiko cheeked tbroiiKh. Eighty pounds ol
bnircaso allowed inch passenger.
(I. A. NU.OEI.S, fp ., Supt.
Heading P.I., April SI, lsfid. 1
n.nK AT IMiN X,S Y 1 , VAX 1 A ItOUTK
VJ to tbo
NOItTII AND WIST.
POUIt DAILY TItANINS.
ON AND AI-TElt MA11C1I 12, 1SW, tiahis will
leave us lollows;
,. Leave Wnsh'n. Leavo Hallo.
Express Mail i :J0 a.m. n.no a.m
I'asi Llm 7;a.m. l'JdOi'.M.
I'lllsbun: niul CrloE t;.lnp.M. 7:Jo p.m
Piltsbui'gaud Eliulra Ei,...7:W p.m. im', p.m.
TWO TU.UNs i in SUNDAY,
(ronnceiiiiKKt IMlllniinn.)
Loaxe Wa.-hlnstoii at !Slj und 7:10 p,;i,
SLEEPING CAUS Oli ALL NIGHT TIIAINH,
LOW PAl'.E AND gVlCK TIME.
Cars lun tliroui.lt from llalllinoro to Pillsbuig
Eiio, or Eliiiu.i ilhoal change.
d. I.'. DIUIAEUY.
Pllpi 1 lldendiillt y.tl.lt.R.
PHILADKLIMIIA AXI) KHIK
I Ii MLIIHAD. Tins great line traverses tho
northt round uoithwest ciitmPcsu! l'tinnsvlvanla
to Ihe cily of l.ile, ot Luke Kile. It h. been
kated and Is oln i.ili .1 by llio
PE.NN-sYI.VAMA RAILltuAD COMPANY.
I line ol I'luseiim-rTialns at Noiihumbcrlaiid:
Lkam. I.AsTWinn. Erie Mall Train, Ihiip.jr
Lf le Expn-iH Train, li:lij a.ji. j Lliulra Mail Train,
Lkavi: WErVAr.ii.--r.rle Mall Train, .1 a i
Erie Express Train, 7:11 p.m. j Elmlru Mall Tialn'.
Ij'ti P.M.
Passenger ears run lliroughoii the E-o Mail nnd
Express '1 iiilus willioul rhulliio boti v,iiy ,i..
iwi-.n l'hll.id, Iphl.iund Erl.-. 3 c
NbW oii. ( iinni.i'I ion-. l.eino N", vi Vi.it ..I ii
A.M., ill rive ut Clio -it 'i 1.1 a.m.: Leave Erie ui i:,y,
.. i ui ..i-.i 1 liH .11 ..jll l ...
Eleuttllt sleenlmr ears on nil niirlit tralnu
i'or Inloinialloii rospei Unit ivisseiu-er I'uslness
f r", "iV," . l. 11 1 1 111 Jimiicin niul Jlurkc-I
Mieels, Philadelphia) und lor Height business of
Iho Cuiniiuiiy s ngi iiu,
Is. II. Klugsiiii.,r..coi ner of Tin lniun,.! i,-i,,.,
Stleils, Phlladelplila; .1. W. Ileynolils, LrluilWit,
ll.iiii Ihown, A ut .S.C.H.H., lliilib',c. Ulf"'
II- II. IIUbSiTllN,
Oellcml l lcighl Al, nl, I'bllad. Iphlil,
,, , lb .W. IIWINNEll,
General '1 lcket Agi ni, Phlludoliihtu,
Mnieh('-1'lsr;l ''trlnleiidcu'l, Wl'lliam'sport,
T Ai'KAtVANXA
VXD IU.fKiM.j-
ij in ft i
11(1 ll.VII.Itll II
l',',',,",',v'1i,"!i',''.1 " 1 raw w Tiiiius win
oi'iiiW Min.- Leave f-cranoii at 1:10 p.m. nn,
.'.mi a.m. : Kingston ut II i-.m. jiml r: v, i.m . i, , ,
uirji nt ni p.m. niul a.m. AnlM.at Noilluii I
bcrlandiil ": i i'.m, mid I'W, a.m. oiiuuni-
. :Ni' V,',,,-,'l?,w' Norlhiiiuherl.md nl 7.s.m.
ami ft p.M.j lllramudiinv nt ma .i.j, a nil n'ii .,
Kcrunum at Ihu". a.m. niul U p.m. Aril" ai bilmii:
ton ullftiu a.m. and ifcl5i'.M, ivftuun-
KtWluli, March 15, ISOB.'1, Al Wl1' ""''''
juxoi:mcii a wutii,
wiirn.rsii i- r rui'i-'nu,
HMlKLTi, UEltOEll & CO.,
i"M(ll!NEltAI, COMMISSION MEHC1IANTH
Dealers 111
l'ISII, HALT, CHEESE, PltOVISIONH, do.,
Nos. 122 nnd 121 North Wharves, nbovo Arch Ht.
Philadelphia,
Hold rtKChti for Wilcox's Wiled Urease, lu bar.
rds, U'x, and cans.
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