THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMS13U11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
FAMIKKS' DEPARTS EXT.
j:ntl- Cut liny fur .Ullcll C'mvi.
Sir. II. II. W. S. sceius to wish for somo
opinions respecting what has been sttlil
about cutting hay In Juno. I willingly
state that my experienco of over thirty
years nil goes to prove the. wlsilom of
cutting garfj when It Is eominlng Into
bloom, tho folly of waiting till It is
going out of blossom, and tho ilownrlgh
ernzlness of letting It stand till tho s-eed
Is ripe. I am milto certain that when
grasps Is cut early It Is not only the gain
of making such a much better quality
of hay that will gratify tho fanner, but
tho land Is tcarsely weakened at all j
wheras thoso who follow tho suicidal
practice of mowing late, rob their land
and tho aftcrfecd, cheat every animal
that cats thu poor, dry, lealless stull', and
defraud themselves and their families
this Is tho reason why cornstllks are
rated ns highly as hay, and why so much
meal has to be given tokenpstoro cattle
In a healthy condition. So far I can
corroboruto the statements made, but
however good tho hay, I have always
found bcnellt from feeding other stim
ulating food, tho extra feed, of whatever
kind always helping to Increase milk,
butter, llesh or growth. I havogtven,
nt various times, to milking cows', with
ndvantagc to the Increase of milk and
tho improvement of tho butter, every
kind of meal, pumpkins mangolds,
carrots, cabbage and kohl rabl, and by
doingso, tho samcqtiantlty of hay would
do for three cows, with tho extra feed,
that would do for two without It ; and
when I havo fed freely with meal and
roots combined, it would make acorre.-
ponding difference in exact proportion
to the extent theso nourishing kinds of
food wero triven.
There, is llltlo argument can ho sus
tained against tho soling system
probably it-may bo most profita'ototo
modify tho regular plan of keeping tho
cattle in tho yards by putting them out
twelve hours out of tho twenty-four.
say In thu night, during tho heat of
summer, and giving them 'plenty of
mowed foragoat milking time. Vetches
nro tho great crop for horses In England.
and the winter variety, mixed with ryo
and sowed In August, will cut a heavy
weight per aero by tho middle of 3Iay
but the vetches would scarcely stand
the severe frostes of tho northern States
they might do so by spreading Ion;
horse dung over them, and In Maryland
and south of that State, they would do
well without any extra care. The old
spring vetch of England is called tho
"Goro" vetch by many, and Is larger in
tho seed aud much stronger and heavier
in tho stem and loaves thnn all other
kinds. Those introduced into this
country nro mostly German vetches
but tho American farmer will be a long
time before lie does much with any of
tho best forago corps for tho seeding is
very expensive for they will not suc
ceed unless tho seed is sown very thick,
and tho land should bo very highly
manured, too.
Should Fence Posts be Set In nil Inserted
I'o.lllou l
Notwithstanding this suject has re
ceived so much attention from tho agri
cultural papers of late, tho question is
apparently ns far from settlement as
over. Many statements of experience,
havo been given, but as they aro both
pro and con, wo aro as much in the dark
as ever in relation to tho right way.
Allow mo to trespass on your patience
long enough to make ono moro stale,
incut.
An old farmer, who has had much
experienco in the matter, informs me
that tho bull end of n log is much less
durable than the top, the timber be
ing better and moro durable tho
farther from tho roots that it grows.
If this bo so, it follows that tho
posts should always bo set in an
inverted position the top end having
grown farthest from tho roots, being,
according to this theory, tho most
durable Tlio theory looks plausible j
but, never having tried it myeself, I
cannot speak from experienco.
Terhaps some of your readers can ex
plain tho philosophy of this. L. F.
Jleailington, iV. J.
Rabbits nml Prill t Trees.
The following is tho best method of
protecting fruit trees from rabbits in
winter : Take u pleco of newspaper tho
slzo of two pages of tho Country
Gentlemen, and doublo it together,
and commence at tho cut edge, and
wrap it around tho body of tho fruit tree,
smoothly, aud ns tight as you can, and
tlo It at tho bottom, middlo ami top,
with small strips of bass bark, or paper
or hemp twine, letting oach string pass
nround twice. Tho paper should extend
from tho ground high enough, say
eighteen to twenty-two inches. Jn tho
spring this may bo cut off, or, oven if
left on, will not injuro tho tree, and may
help to protect It from winter's cold or
summer heat. I havo tried for tlireo
years, with perfect success. Tho rabbits
heroin Southern Ohio, whero the Iron
furnaces havo so much undergrowth
timber, nro very numerous, and when
they attack a young orshard, kill many
young trees of nil kinds, in winter.
when there is snow lying long on tho
ground.
octal Hemline; in tile Home Circle.
This Is a rending age. It is an ago of
"slcum" In book-making ns well as in
other arts. There is no ono who can
rend, but can And something cheap
enough or weak enough, cotly enough
or strong enough, to suit tho purpo-.o or
the taste.
How shall wo guard our children nnd
household circle from too much ttory
rewiliiff, nnd luduco them, chenrfully
and voluntarily, to select for their prin
cipal reading tho suOilanltal and pntjlt
able In our literature that which will
give them mental and moral slnow,
muvcla and bono?
"H o can rojttlrc them to read certain
books, nndorbhl thorn tho perusal of
others, but this is not tho whole of tho
desired end to bo sought. It woro bet
ter far If our dear homo circle could
havo such direction given their tastes,
as to lead them to nek and fore substan
tial ailment for tholr hungring 111111111".
DRY GOODS, &c.
"IK
Sl) Ol'E.VIXO
(111AM) opening
grand opening
GRAND orHNtNO
OUANl) OPENING
r.U.Ii AND WINTER (inoiw,
l'AI.I. AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TALL AND WINTER GOODS
consist his of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
omitstlug of
duy goods,
dry goods,
duy goods
dhy goods,
duy' goods,
HATS AND CAT'S,
HATS AND CAPS,
HAM AND CAIN,
HATH AND CAIN,
HATS AND CAPS
HOOTS
ROOTS
hoots
hoots
hoots
and shoes
and shoes,
and shoes,
and shoes,
and shoes,
hrady-made clothing,
heady-made clothing,
heady-made clothing,
ready-made clothing,
i:i:ai)Y-.madi: ci.othisig,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKINO-GLASSIX,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
TAINTS AND OILS,
l'AINTS AND OILS,
l'AINTS AND OILS,
l'AINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
OltOl'EniES,
GROCERIES,
GIIOCEUIES,
QUEKNSWARE,
QUEENSWAUE,
QUEENSWAHE,
O.UEHNSWAHE,
QUEENSWAniJ,
HARDWARE.
HAUDWA11E,
IIAI1IIWAIIE,
HAllDWAlli:,
HAItDWAKE,
TINWATtn,
TINWAHU,
TJNWAHH,
TINWAltE,
TINWAltE,
HALT,
HALT,
HALT
HALT,
BALT,
nan,
risn,
1'ISH,
riTir,
nsii,
GRAIN AND SEEDS
GRAIN AND SHEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
OltAIN AND SKKIW,
GUA1N AND HEEDS,
Ac.
McKELVY, NEAT.
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
.McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NIIAL
A CO.'S,
A l.'O.'S,
A CO.'S.
a cos.
A CO.'S,
Northwest corner of Mnln nml Mai ltd Streets,
Northwest corner if Main nnd Market streets,
Northwest miner of Main nml Muiket Streets,
Northwest corner of Muhi nml Market streets
Northwest cu rner of Muhi ami Market htroit.i.
hloo.msburg,
hi.oommiuho,
rloomshuro,
hloomsiiuro,
HLOOMsHURO,
TA.,
HA,
I'A.,
HA.,
HA,
IltO.V AND NAII.S,
IKON- AND KAIL,'
IUON AND N.U1.H,
II'.ON AND NAILS,
IliON AND NAIUS
In LinseqiiitiilltlM Bai aj rsduccd rates, alway
on hand
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
JUUU AND CHEMICAL STOKE,
llloninsburg, Ha,
DUUGS, CHEMICALS, l'AINTS, TF.RFUMEHY
AND TOILET AltTICLES.
EYElt A JtOYEH
respectfully lnIU a continuance of patronage.
Their Drugs nml Medicine are all seloclcd with
Ihe gleutcst eale, nvnldlng ns lunch us possible
the Introduction of delirious nostrums, nml nro
purchased from tho bct Importing house In tho
country.
I'A TENT MEDICINES
of all lclnds Including Ayer's -layne's Hollo-
way's Hostellers Wlshart', Houlland's Ac.
constantly on hand.
COAL 01 1, AND ALCOHOL.
IIA111, TOOTH, NAIL, AND
CLOTHES HRUs-ltES
TAINTS AND CHEMICALS
of every variety, nnd of the host quality.
l'ANCY TOILET AHTICLF.S.
The public may rely at nil times on proem lug the
nhove articles, with nil Ihe new useful prcpam-
tlons Ucpt In the licst eomliutinl estnullshtneiit.
HIIYSICIAN'S Tin'.SCItlHTlONS
nnd I'nmlly lteerlpts eonipounded with the (treat,
est neetiraey nml dlsnicht
17iti:sii AitmvAii op :
.L GOODS. The uuilcrslKiu'd has Jnt nrrhed
from the City with u lanjo assoitinent of Dtugs,
Medicines, Hulnls, (ills Varnishes, nnd Dye Mull'-,
ltcnily-MadcClothlnir, Teifumeiy, Toy nnd 1'nney
Articles, DruirKlst's Glassware, Hrushcs, Truvses
nod Supporters, and a general assoi tint nt of e cry,
thing that belongs ton wcll-uppolntcd Dru Store.
Also Hateljt Medicines of nil kinds, such lis Jayne's,
Aycr's, Wlshart's, Wlnslow'.s Soothing Syrup,
llrown's Troches, Swain's Tanneea, linker's Cod
Liver Oil, HooIIiuuVh Hitters constantly on hand.
Also
MOHOCt'O LEATHE1I, KID, I'HENCH MOltOC
CO, I'HENCH CAI.l'SKINS, HINK
TltlMMINGS, HINDINOS,
by tho dozen or iialf-do.en. Also
HlIOE-l'INDINGS, l'ISlIINO-TACKLE, Ac.
Having had a larg" experience in the drug bust
ness, I would respectfully Imltv those wlshln?
auytlilng in that line loenll nnd see my stock be.
fore pui chasing i lseuheie. "In medicines quality
Is of thf first ijiiportance.''
JOHN II. MOYEIt.
JOYAh A ItOYKlt,
Successors to
GILHEKT, ItOYAL A CO.
WHOLESALE DIIUGGISTS,
Importers nnd Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sl'R'ES, TAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, 11YE STUITS, Ac.,
Nos. im jind :ll 1 North Tlilrd Slreot,
Thlliulelphln.
GROCERIES, &c,
J01IX STltOL'l' & CO.,
Successor:. t .strouii A lliother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1'ISII,
No. 21 Ninth Wlnrves, an I ii N rth Water St.,
Hhlladelphla.
7"KA'J:u a' SlMtAXKhl-:,
WHOLESALE altOCl'.RIES ANDCOMMIsSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos. ami 2LT Arch Street,
Thllailelphla. .
eciIKl.I., HKKOKIt A CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Denleis In
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, l'ROVISIONS, Ac,
Nor. 122 and 121 North Whan es, nhove Aieh St.
. rhlladclphln.
Solo ngents for Wllcox'B V,'hcd Giease, in bnr
rels, keifs, and cans.
JiSTAliLISlIKl) 1703.
JORDAN A HR0T1IER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
nml Dealers In
BALTHEritE AND IlltlMsTONE,
No 2VJ North Third Stlfet,
I'hllndelpliln.
QOTTimhh it A'iRKJ,
Wholesale Daniels in
FISH, CHEESE, Ac, Ac,
No. IM North Wharves,
second door nbovo Arch Street,
l'lillndelphla.
jj v: I'jyrfiiuiAX,
w Ith I.IHTINCO IT A TROTTER,
WHOLl'.SALE GROCERS,
No. 21 North Wnter Street,
nnd No, 20 North Delaw.iro Avenue.
l'lillndelphla.
MILLINERY GOODS.
E
I-OOMSBUim KAXCY TltlJl-
Atfvn ln nmi.'tToni'
kccond door hlnw llnrlnum'M, Muin Street.
Just receiv ed n new ttoe'e ot
ZETIIYRS, WOOLEN AND COTTON YARNS,
CORNETS, LACE'S, EMHROIDERIE,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, UREAS TRIMMINGS
and every variety of uitlclcs nsu.illy kept In n
l'ANCY STORE.
Also
SCHOOL HOOKS, HYMN HOOKS, HIDLl'JS,
SUNDAY-SCHOOL HOOKS,
and a huge lot of
MISCELLANEOUS IIOOICH,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOOKS,
I1I.ANK DEEDS, HONIH AND MORTGAGES,
nnd ii Bcnernl nnd wcll.sclcctcd i.ssortment of
TATI.II, ENVELOI'IJS, Ac.
D. WEIIII.
J II. I'UItSKIi, "
IIARNIX, SADDLE, AND TRUNK
MANtTACTURER,
nnd denier In
CARHET-HAG", VALISIX, I'LY-NETS .Ac,
Main Street, Hlnumsburi:, Ha, .
rjMIK UXIOX IIOTKI.,
Arch Stiecl, between Third nml Eoiirfh Streets
Tldladelphla. '
CHRIST A Wl'RElt,
Hroprletors.
Q.IUAU1) nou.si:,
Comtrof NliTlh nnd Ch(luut filreels
Thiladclphln,
II, W. 1CAN.UU,
11 ojirh tor.
;foit
SALK
A GOOD ilH.CH COW.
Hart Durham. he him it flnn calf tlne weeks
old, nnd Is in all H'kpeeUiuletlralilnlsiiL'nln. I 'or
pariliuhirslmiiilrent THIS 01TICE.
March 1, 1(I7.
DRY GOODS.
JJUltltAII l'OH CATAW1SSA1
UilMVIAl 1 I'll Il.uu.l.sn,
Goods to compare villi stringency of Ihe money
maikct, Look and conipnio prices beforo pur-
chnslng olohcrc. Just call nt tho favorllo busi
ness stand of
McNINClIASUl'MAN.
ami yon will he met by Ihenbmiug proprietors or
Ihelr elei Its, aud show n through Ihclruront vnrlely
sloie free of i harm1, of course. They will ulveyu
a fair chance lo spend nur loose change, they
ti ust lunch more profitably th.ui It can bo spent
elsewhere. Their
STOCK 01' DRY GOODS
this Spring Is much larger In nil lis varieties than
usual. Their
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
nro of Ihe nicest styles In tnaikcl, Tlioy haven
line assortment of
HATS, UAl'S, HOOTS AND SHOES,
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSINiriS,
CA&SIMERES, AND VEnTINGS,
ami numerous articles cotinnon lo suehestnbllsh-
incuts, besides u general nssoi tnient of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEENSWAUE,
AND OROCERIES,
nil nt rtrontly reducisl prices. They w'Wi to con
duct their business on thu system of
"TAY AS YOU 00,"
nnd they think they can afford to sell very cheap.
They return their thanks for many past fnvois.
nnd ask the future patronage of their former ells'-
touicis nnd tho public genernlly.
MeNINCH A S1IUMAN.
HJIUUUSTKlt & lmOTUKU,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
llOSir'.RY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HUTTONS, SUSTI'.NDERS,
H001' SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, SEWING SILKS,
TRIMMINGS, TORTE MONNAIES,
BOATS, TERI'l'MERY, l'ANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
Also Manufacturers of
1IRUSIIES AND LOOKING GLASSES,
and D.aters in
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
IIROOMS, ROTES, TWINES, Ac
No. DM North Third Street, above Vine,
Thllndclphl.l.
s.
with
L. HHTThK,
VUSII, HUNN A CO.,
DRY GOODS,
No. 10 North Third Street,
Thlladelphl.l.
M.
M. JIAllIM.K,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. M Noi th Third Street,
Thllailelphla.
P J. I.KSTKIt,
Wholesale nnd Rctalljlenler In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARTETS,
OIL CLOTHS WINDOW. SHADES, Ac,
No. 29 North Second Street, opp. Christ Church,
riiil'nilelphia.
JgAltCltOFT A CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
SfATLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, HLANKETS, LINENS,
DRY GOOD-., HOSIERY, AC,
Fhllndclphhi.
XUItKWS, WlhlCIXS & CO.,
Dealers In
I'OltEIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. Ml M.uket Street,
Thllailelphla.
JOSEPH S. DIChh,
Manufacturer of ami Wholesale Dealer In
CLOTHING, CLOTH", CASSIMERES, AND
VEsTINGS,
No. 11 North Third Street, '
l'hil.ulelphla.
fATSOX it JAXXUY,
Inipoi ters and Jobbers of
SILK AND FANCY DRIvSS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Ac,
No.:!21Markct.Strect,
l'lillndelphla.
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUlt STAltCTI a LOSS
Is tho only aitlcle used by
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS LAUNDRIES, AND
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES,
It gives u benutiful polish, making tho lroupass
sntootbl.v over Die cloih, b,a lug Mi'tii timi. ami
laiior. Goods done up w lib It keep clean much
longer, ciiueuii'uii w in noi wi-ur tail so soon.
IT MAKES OLD LINEN LOOK LIKE NEW.
OUR 1MTERIAL RLl'E
IS THE I1E,-T IN THE WORLD.
It Is soluble In bard us well ns son water. It Is
pui upiu i in saies i, ileal cm, nun luoslconvelilellt
joiui oi any oiitucu id mo puoiic.
IT IS WARRANTED NOT TO STREAK THE
CLOTHI-.s,
Agents wnntrd everywhere, to whom we oiler
c.-iiraoriiiniiiy luiiueeiiieills. .il,le..s
NI'.W YORK' hTARCH GLOSS CO.,
"p22- in u,lc 218 1 ll 1 1 ,11 Html, New olk.
jowj:, kcstox a co.,
ilanuf.iclurers and Wholesale Dealers in
COTTON YARNS, C'ARI'l.T CHAINS,
HA'ITS, WKKrs, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE,
IIROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'G Glasses, (.XOCKH, FANCY IIASKETS,
TAIILE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. .Via Muiket Sheet, suulli side,
Hhlhidelphln.
KADVII.hK TIIKOI.00 ICAI.
St'llllOI Thi, Full li roi 1.. ,,,,, k..,.,
er,l. Toe I'ncnlti- nni,hii'iii-il,,n j.Li-t- , , H
fesldeni and i.nir non-ivsldcnt pioii ssms, nnd n
the Cjlllstlan JlluUtry. Tllele fs ll iu'epalulory
., " ' " ' '"i. . oi ii ii-rrni'ii a coin giaie
eiiucntl ill. One hllliilu.l nlnl sKte.lnll,,,.., . ......
am gianlul ; . Iieneilelaiies. with an additional
sum in special c.u-es. The tulllon, use of I.llir.u v
nun teM.lsioks, uii,freu tonll, 'Ih, SihiM was
i.tuiitiri, ,M mi. i iiiiuuan anil i niisuan ilelioinl.
nations, but Is ooen In nil u-lii, li..llv. I,. , i... .11
v'eo'li!hi ofChrbllaiiliy. The l.lbiary consists
Application niav be imiiln to Rev. A. A. I.lvcr-
V.' 1 . .', 'iscieiu 01 ine isoaril 01 instiuclloii
iii-.idvllle, I'a, noviT-ly
TOUViX'iS KID (iliOVK CLKAX-
,1 '''-'"'""'Is.ieil 12 years. h only gois!
',' '-"'. .ii-uioiiK ,ini 1, loves, iiiey
can be ileaued while iiiii ihe hand, and worn
iioliledlalcly. it Is Inoiloious. line boltlu will
clean ;ti pairs Trice :noent. Retailed by ino.t
III llgglsls unit I'aui'V Mini s. Wholesale bv lie.
mas Hwnes A Co., F. C. Wills A 1 0.. aud others
V sw nrk novSI (hn
TOBAGO 8c SEGARS.
riMIE OXLY l'hACE
to get the bet
Ton.VCCO AND CIGARS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RLXMI,
Is at nUNGSIIERGEIfS,
n few doois below tho American House,
Illoonisburg, Ta.
He has tho largest nnd most select of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOIUCCO
ever offered to the citizen of Illoonisburg. All
the fancy brands of
SEGARS,
nnd thu best Fine-cut nnd Tlug
CHEWING T011ACCO,
can be had at his counters.
TOI1ACCO T1TES
111 great variety arc among his lnrrvo slock.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL.
It. II. HUNSllERGER.
JJACJKX, llOYl) A CO.,
l.U.l.Ullu- .11 i.llwl l.l.s 1 ,
nnd Wholesale Denlers In
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TODACCO,
HEOARS, Ac,
No. 01 North Third Street,
Thlladelphtn.
Consignors can forwnrd their stock "In Homl,',
without prepaying tho United Sinks tax.
TT AV. ItAXlCS
VlIOLESAI.E TOI1ACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. ltd North Thhd Slloet,
between Cherry and Race, west side,
Thlladelphla.
11
UuiSKLL it WOODItUFF,
VIlolcsalo Dealers In
TORACCOS, CIGARS, HIHES, Ac, Ac,
No. 13 North Thhd Street, nbovo Market,
Thiladclphln.
JpiMSHMUTII, lUtOTIIKU it CO.,
WHOLESALE TOI1ACCO DEALERS,
No. 131 North Third Street,
flvo doors below Race,
Factories, Nos. 221 and 223 Quarry Btreet,
Thlladelphla.
J II. WAIFEH,
Ilte Walter A Knub,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
No. 211 North Third Street,
Ik twecn Race nnd Vino
Philadelphia.
gKXJAJIIX GnEKX,
Dealer in
CARTETINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. ai North Second Strcit,
Thlladelphla.
G
l V. ULAliOX & CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warehouse, No. 121 North Third street,
Tbllndelphln.
II. LOXGSTKETII,
HATER-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Thlladelphla.
J V. LAMliEUT,
with RO.sS, SIIO'IT A CO.,
Importers and Jobbers ot
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS Ac,
No. .7)1 Market Slreet,
Thlladelphla.
pOWDEK ICKOS AXD hl'.YiiiEK
W. M. MONROE A CO.,
' Unpen, Ta.,
Manufacturers of
TOWDER KEGS,
and dealers In all kinds o'f
LUMUEE,
give notice that thcynrciuci nred to ncconiodnt
their custom with dispatch, and on tho cheapes
erins.
jJIhl.EIt it IIOriT,
Successors lo Franklin T. Seltzer A Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
LIQUORS, WINES At'., "
Nos, 110 nnd 112 North Third Street,
Thiladclphln.
To Hotel unit Saloon hreptrs uf IIIooius.
laiig and Columbia County, 1 have nnnolntod
ill". II. Stohner agent for the sale of my ale, poller,
mown sioui, him lager ueer, who win supply on
111 n.e same lun-e (and with tho i-amo article', us 1
would lurnisl j 1,11 man the brewery. Knoowins
that lie will he punctual and iiiu-nllio to nil who
may favor him with their trade, I solicit for hhu
yournippoit, Very lepoctrully,
l'REI) LAl'ER,
Slcum Hrewery, Rending, Ta.
piIOTOUlJAl'IIIC.
E. A H. T. ANTHONY A CO.,
Manulicturersor Hhotographle Materials,
WHOLES VI. II AN 1 1 HKr.llI,
&I1 HKOADWAY, N. Y.
... ". 'I'niiiin 10 our 11111111 oiisuiessol rillllO
It.U II('.MATERIAl.-wearelIeud,pi.irUrsfor
Hl'ERElisl-i')Pi;s A M'EREO'SCOI'IO VIEWS,
i ru, ''i','1!1 1 "" 'K" Cities aud Lundcapis
Groups, M.iiuary, etc. '
si'EREllscOl'IC VIEWS OF THE WAR.
I I'lllll 11, r ii l.'j, I.. I.. .1... '
... 1 , C 1"" v ' ....,' ., ,11, lltlll, lS lj IllllltlgllS,
11 " I1 """I'h'to Photographic history of
SI'I.REO.V'OFIC VIEWS ON GLAS-,
Adantod lor euli,.! 11, M,.i.. 1 n..,.. ,i.
steieo.co!K,. Our Calalog'ue'will be sent touny
address on rei.pi of kiumji.
HHOTlKillATHIC AI.I1UMS
i.i, ii.ie iiiiiii. niigi iy iiaiu aiiv other
'"ll'''V,'V,,1.,,2llvailetlesfroiii .Vlivuts to JVIeueli.
iJ'ir ALIll'MS have the reputnilon ot being supe.
1 lor In beauty 1111J durability tunny others.
Caul Thotogruphs of GeneralsMatesmen, Actors,
,Qur Catalogue embraces over FIVE Tllol'.
...... ...... .. , , i,r,M, iiUl,iU ic iron 111 nous
o he most eele anted EuginWiigs, Talnllngs
hlatlles, etc. Cnlaloiuesseul on iieeli.l i,rKl:ii,n,
1' lolographelsandolliersiiiilerlnggoislsC.I l.li..
llielrordcr "'" l" of "lu w1"'
..f " 'he prices nnd iiiallty of our goods cannot
all lo s.itlly. " , ;.ly
'Villi A.MEIUCAX HAY KNIFE
. . ,. . , 1 V," '" " "" unu. isigneii elllzi in
01 oluiuhia Cotiniy wlinesnsi thu liial ot hav
loiks on the i.iriu nt Mr. Tinsel, In Hemlock
lowii'lilp, on Monday, May 7, Ml, between Hie
Aiiierlcau liny l.uite anil Folk inauuf.i, lined lv
M.II'l 11, WALLS, SIIRINER A ,",., ,,t "'.owl?,
burg, T11., I m, I lh Run,,ps T,u,.it Day Hook.
... . ,,u. inieii iiioiu unv 111 ono
diaughi 1 lan lhellund, ! in tim e. WeaieVat s-
lied IL will lnlii 11 v i,it,,,li 1,,,,. i.,.. 1
good Intrust can iliaw. We also mw It euttlng
. ' " cniiuoi mi win lis 11 nay Mi le,
' i;l."iV"""-V "ecommend It us Ihe best hay lullt
and knife we have everbei it.
. II. Koo.ss, John D.,k, '
.lonv Dinrnii 1,-, D.vniki, No! i ii,
II. Iikii.kmii.i.i:,:, n i.vusi Kit Tci si;i
Mitn.u.i, lln.t.nt, .I,,,, N vIK, "
i.t.-j iiisiiiii iiiui.iciure un, celeijiitlcd Iltukove
nums' Mouor, "nl wbu fletlnilturnl Iniptts
IRON, TINWARE, &.C.
jATJOXAL rOUXDHY,
Hloomsbtirg, Columbia County, Ta,
The subscriber, proprietor of tho nbove-l 1'iicd
o.xtenslvo rstnhlihiiieul, H how prepnrcd ro
celvo orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, RLAST
FURNACES, KTATIONA Y ENGINES,
MILLS, THRESHIN .MACHINES, Ac
He Is nlio prepaied to make Stoves of nil sires
and patterns, Tlow-lrons, nnd everything usually
made in llrM -class I'ouudiles.
Els extensive facilities nnd prnellcal workmen
warrant him In'leeelvlng tlin largest eontraits on
tho most reasonable terms,
Grain of nil kinds will he taken In exchnugo for
L'Astlngs,
This establishment Is located nenr tho Lnckr-
wnuna nnd Hloouisburtr Rnllrond Depot,
HITTER HILLMVF.R.
gTOVES AXD TIXWAUE.
nnnnuiu'ca to liU frloiuls nnd rntomcrs tint
continue IIhi iiIjom' lniilnpsnt lilnoltl iilncoon
ma ix Kntcirr, iii.oo.Msitui:u.
Cuslomers enn Ijo lUToinodutcil with
TAXCY STOVES
of nil Icimls Stovcitiio, Tlmvnrc, nml every va
riety tif nrtli'lc found hi n Stove and TJmvmo Vm
tnhllvliuicut Jn tlicrltleH.iind on tlioinost lenson-
nblo terms, KepairhiK done nt the Miortrst notice,
on hnml forKnlc.
gAOLK I'OUXDUY.
llloo'invburg, Vat f
rtovi:s or t:vi:uv vaiiiiity,
vw un 1 1 sn a n ns, rr.o vo 1 1 ro i.vt?(
nnd nil kinds of CHKtlng, on hand or supplied on
the shortest not leu nnd at Ihe cheapest lutes.
Castings for
coal nniuKuns and coal schuti:s
made to order.
piIUOXlX STOVE UEI'OT.
HEATERS, RANGES, AND STOVES,
Wholesn'e nnd Retnll.
TATENT ANTI-DFST C001CINO STOVE.
VULCAN HEATER,
for hetitlng two or more rooms.
TARLOIt, COOKING, LAUNDRY, HEATING,
nnd every vnilety of STOVES.
JOHN I. HESS
. No. 313 North Second Slreet, Thiladclphln.
T 1. HUKK11AHT,
Importer and Dealer In
IRON AND STEEL,
No. II) Fiont. Street,
Thlladelphla.
QEOJtCiE II. K015EHT.S,
Importi r nnd Deulr In
HARDWARE, CFTLERV, GUNS, Ac,
No. an North Third Street, ubol c Vine,
Thlladelphla.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
T A DIES' AXI) (iEXTEE-MEX'ri
ij i:i;stavrant.
ii. ii. stohner
has fitted un n,
FIlpS'l'-CIVS.S lU'ING SAIX10N,
wher.l ladles and gentlemen can be supplied with
the dolleacieu ot the msisoii. A suppl of
FRESH OYSTERS
always on hand.
l'RESII HREAD, CAKF.S, AND TIES,
FRI'.NCH AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONS
lu eveiy &tylo nnd vurlety,
NUTS, I'ltuns,
and everything usually found In 11
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE.
JPOIIK'S HOTEL,
GEORGE W.' MAUGER, Troprlitor.
The nliovo well-known hotel has recenlly under,
goneradiinil chnngis In Its internal arrangements,
nnd lis proprietor nn noiuwss. to his former cusl 0111
nnd the tiuvclllng public that bis tucoiniHlutions
for tlietomfuit of bis guests nre sksuuI to none In
the eouutiy. UN talile will nlwnys bo found sup-
plied, not only with substantial food, but villi nil
the tlelleneles of tho season. Ills wines and 11
otiors le.cipt that popular beera5,o known as
".1cyeaiy"!, purchased direct fiom the lmpoitln
houses, nre cntluly pure, and tieo Irom nil poi
sonousdrtigs. He Is thankful forallberul pntnn.
nge In the past, and will (sintluue toileserve It in
Ihe future. GEORGE Vt MAUGER.
D rsiil'EIIAXXA HOTEL,
YJ Oltawissa, i'a.
'Ihe above Hotel hns lately been puichasctl by
HENRY J. CLARK, nnd has been Ihorotuihly re
modelled, u-palred, nnd refurnished. It will be
found now, lu ttsnr.-ungeiiieut nnd npjiolutuicnts,
a Ihst'cluss Hold, and second to nono in the
country. Heisousiu cities wishing lo spend the
hot months lu the eouutiy, will do well to give
the propiletor n call.
Q A It HI AO E M A X U EAC'l'O H Y,
Hloonisbuig, Ta.
M. C. SLOAN A DROTHER,
tho succc.sors of
WILLIAM 8I.OAN A SON,
continue the business of making
CARRIAGES, RUGGIES,
nnd every style of
FANCY WAGONS,
which they have constantly on hand lo suit cm.
toiners. Never using nny mateilal but tho bes
and employing the mist experienced woikmen,
they hope lo continue as heietofoie to give entire
utUiaeUon to eveiy customer. An Inspection 0
their wink, nnd of tho icasuuublo price asked ro
thosnme, Is 1.1110 lo Insure ni.ulo.
P C. LICJI1TE A- CO.,
Manufacturers of
HIISr-Cl.AIJS UKAXII AMI iflfAIIU
l 1 a x 0 r 0 it t 1: s i
Sole Tult'llteea of I.lghte'l, cclehrnlcil l'allilt lu
Milated lion 1-rnnie. AieuUniiuikeisuf the crv
best liauo I ottes In the muiket,
HAVING IIF.EN AWARDED
THE JIIOI1KST PltEMIU.M
Al' llli:
AMERICAN. WORLD'S F A I III
and Ihe i:xhlbltlon of the Industry of nil Nations,
besides uumelolls olher
(JOI.l) AXD SILVEll 3IKOALS,
togelher wiih tcflhuontuls lion all Iho most ills
tlnuul.lied Muslial eelefuitle, lu Eur.ipo nnd
Aliliiieu. Tin i luve nl-o Just reielvid
THE ItlGHE-T J'R:mr'M
Al the Illinois Slute Full'!
Tho Indiana Statu Fall I
Tho Iowa Stale Fair!
Tho Wisconsin Stato Fair, elc.
In eompcllllou wilh the most eticbrnlcif Mann,
f.icturers or New York, llnslon, Thlliidclphu,
Hultliuore, 1 te,
Waierooms, j iiiuome street, near Ihoadw.iy,
New fin It Cily. Onlers by mall promptly nlten
did to. Send lor Circular. Jimls'07.
, .Vol lie All pi e.oiis l.itiittliig tlirinselre
Indebted til either of the Uliilersigueil, oil Hook
Note.or Juilmntnl, nre iciUclod to.mako pay.
11. un wiinuui tieiav, 11 uiov would wivo isisla.
M'KELVKV. NEAL t.a.aul
vni.i.iM irt;r.r.vi!TfJ,
SEWING- MACHINES.
THE l'LOHEXCE
SEWING-MACHINL-a
ARE THE REST IN THE WORLD.
SnkslooiiH, 03) Chestnut Street, Thlladelphla, fa.
While n l.ngo number of Mnchlncs linvo boon
ullercd lotbe public, sonio of whlfih possess polnH
of excellence nnd ncknowlcdged merit, wo havo
long felt what others hnvo cxpoilcueed, tho no-
cesslty of n Mnchlno moro perfect In Its uioohaul-
eal structure, combining In tlio
HIGHEST DEGREE
SIMPLICITY WITH DUn.UHUTT,
nnd whllo cnpnblo of 1I0I113 n
GREATER RANGE OF WORK,
ono that could bo easily understood and combr.
hcllded by all,
To supply 11 Seuins-Mnchlnc freo from thi ob-
Jecllons nltnched toothers has been fHTcrsy task;
ror wo ltot only unit to surpass olher MncTirnes, ns
they nppenred years ngo, but nlso ns Improved
from time to time by more leecnt exporlcneo.
Ibis wo boldly clnlni has been nccompltshed Ijv
tho llbcrnl expenditure of capital, nnd tho pa
tient, untiring labor of years; and lu presenting
our Machine lo tho public, we shnll mako strong
nssciilons lespeellng Its merits, which wo nro
prepared lo substantiate In every particular.
Discarding tho Cham nnd Loon, or Knit stltoho.
we ndoptud tho
LOCK STITCH
(nllko on both sides of the fabric), which Is re
garncd by the masses as best suited to nil klncU
of work. Hut lo meet ohjectloiissometlmesursed
ngatnst this favoilte stitch, wo hnvc ndded tlui
Knot, Double L.i;,iunl Doublo Knot, cither of
whkh Is
FiTHOifGEH AND MORE EL.USTI0
than tho Lock; thus enabling tho cpor&tor ta
select a stitch
PERFECTLY SUITED
loevery grnde of fabric, nnd whero necessnry, sovr
senilis much stronger thnn It Is possible, lo do br
hand.
THE FLORENCE
FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES
with ns much ease ns ordinary' Machines nuiku
on-3, nnd with ns little 11 nchluiry.
The result of repeated tests has been all wu
could desire, and from Its first introduction tho
Floience hns gullied hosts of friends, nnd becu
1 egardsd ns n
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY;
proving that the public fully nppreclute tho many
udwiutngis combined In the Tlorenco Machlno.
Over nil others, the Florenco must bo seen to bo
fully appreciated.
Wo claim tor tho
I'LOnENCU
tho following
ADVANTAGES
over any i,nl idl
SEWING-MACHINES IN THE WORLD t
2-It makes fourdlirerent stitches, tho lock,
knot, double-lock, and doulile-knut, ou ono and
tho same machine. Ilich stitch being nllko on
both bides of thofabilc.
ed' Every Machine has the reversible feed mo
tion, which enables Ihe o;ierator, by simply turn
ing n thumb-screw, to have the work run either
to tlie rigid or left, to stay nny part of tho scnin,
or fasten tho ends of scums, withoat turning tho
fabile.
J-eh mstna tho length of stitch, nnd from
one hind of stlteb lo another, can readily bo tlono
whit 1 the Machine Is In motion.
irj-The needle is easily a'ljuvtcd, and does not
sklpMltcllOb.
tfa- U Is almost uoIsoIom, and can b used
wheroiptlet Is necessary.
-Its motions aiu all posltlvo; there aro no
springs lo get nut of order, nnd Its simplicity n
nblt s nny ouu to operate it,
ii- It does not icq ii Ire finer thread on thonndox
than for the upper side, nnd will sewncross tho
heaviest seam, or from ono to more thicknesses
oft loth, without change of needle, tension, brook,
lug thread, or skipping stitches.
'a-Tho Henimer Is easily adjusted, and vrUJ
turn nny width of hem deslrod.
Co-No other Machlno will do so or ntarongo
of work ns the Floience.
T3-It will hem, fell, bind, gather, braid, rinllt,
and gathtrautt sew on n ruillo M tho same time.
It hns no springs to (jet out of order, uud will "lost
a Ufetlmw.
3-Il Is fully protected and licensed by EUu
Huwe, Jr., nnd onr own Letters Patent.
Tho taking up of the slack-thread is not pel
ioi uiisl by the Incgulnr contraction of a wire coll
or uncurtain operation of springs. The precision
and accuracy with w hlch Iho Floruicu draws tho
thread Into iho cloth Is unapproaehed oy an
Sew lug-.Machluo hlthorto oUtied In tho world.
Wo furnish emh .Machlno with M Bnrnvnn'n Sclf
Sewer," which guides the woik ltsclf.imd is of in
enleulablo vnlue, especially to Inexperience opor
ntors. While imvtcsslng tho nbove, anil many other
advantages, the liorcnen Is sold nt corresponding
pilces w ith olher llrst-clnss Machines, and a cars
fill examlnt;.,n will fully substantiate nil that
wo havn claimed for 11, nnd Justify tho assertion
wo ne tr make, tlmt R is thwbest Sewlug-Muchlrw
hi ll:! world.
Wo warnant every Machlno to bo nil Hint v)vj
claim l.ir It, and to Klvo entire wUlsXactlon,uul
will slvo a written wuiranly, If reipilrwh
I.lbeinl arrangements mnd w lib those who bny
to sell again. Furlhtr information may bo had
by Inclosing stamps to tho General OUleo of tho
liiiri-ini; Sewlng-Maehlno Comiiany.cw ChoMnut
Sticrt, Hhlladelphla, Tenutylvanla,
TRICia OF MACHINES.
No. 1, Thiln. Thl.1 Machlno mnkes tho lock
undknotstlieh-s.anil hns the reversiblo feed...,
No.;, Klnrcnco.-Onld-iiinamgnted Machine,
wllh dtawcr, nnd light cover, without lock;
makes all the four stitches, und hns tho 10-
nrslblc feetl J7J
No. 3. Sllver-plattd Machine, ornamented;
table oll-lluMied walnut, with heavy half
case, lo,i, und driiwer; makes nil tho four
stlu-hes, and bus the icverslblo feed 8
No. I -Sllier-plattil Maiihlne, highly oinn
ineuteil.iind iiuiUes nil th four stitches,
nnd has iho reversible feed.
1'olUhed mahogany table , , foj
Tolished Rosewood Tnble
No. 3. Walnut table, In oil
Mahogany luble, in nil &
Rosewood table, In oil in;
No, . Wiilnul, oil finished lu
Mnhogmy tnble ,
Roaowootl tablo l)
O, O. EVANS, Gcnenil Agnit,
6J0 Chctnut Slreet, Philadelphia.
"lMIMHE SHUTTLE MEWIXO-MA-.
.I.J ' I'll INKS nro suiu'iior to nil oila-is for
A JULY AND MANFFAtTI'lllXll Tl'HTOSF.4
I oil Inlll all lite Intent I nit, r, ii'elin. til nt ,, .,,..,,.1.
uoisi.l,'t,,"tluiable: anil easy m work.
Iltllsttiifetl liri'iiUt-htiee. Aeents wiititiul T Hi
ernl dUi-iuut nlloweil. N iislgnmcnt made,
Address E.MI'iltE S. M. CO.,
augl-ly f.10 llioadwny, New jijoY
CT. C'HAULEri HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPE .N PLA.N,
No. W, Oi, 01, nnd fl Noilh Thlul Streots,
between Market and Aruh tltruut.
Thlhidelphliu
pnAina'At kiixiicneii.