fanner's gcpavtiiunt.
The Teclliufu Horn.
Al. flvn vpniM nf nfnn lint-mi linn 111
(eclh HI niolnr or JiUV tooth, 12 Incisor
ormmi teeth, nml I tiiskH.pr.i'tmiiio tcctu
between 11)0 molars nmt Incisors j but
usually wanting In tbo innro. Al bltth
only tbo two nipper 6r ltilditlo Inclscrs
iipponr.
At a yenr old tbo Incisors nro all vlsl
liln nn tlin flrst.Vin trillt- int.
Ueforo tlireoyi'ars,tliOpehiriiiciit nip
pers imvo como tiirougii.
At four years old, tbo porninnent ill
vlilers next to tbo liimicra arc cut.
At flvo.tlic month Is perfect, tbo sec
ond sot of teeth hfivinc UGCncnnmli.tnn,.
At six, tho hollow under the nippers
called tho 'mark, lias disappeared from
tho nippers, and diminished in the
uiviuers.
At poven tho mark has disappeared
from tbo dividers, and tbo next teeth,
or corners, arolovcljthoiiBh showing tho
mark.
At eight tho mark has gono from tho
corners, nnd tholiorso is safil to bo iiRyd.
After tlils time, Indeed good authorities
say after flvo years, tho neo of a horso
can only bo conjectured. Hut tho teeth.
gradually change tIiclron.i,thpliiclsors
becoming round, oval andlhcn triangu
lar. Dealers somctlmcso.V.cy) tbo teeth
of old horses ; that is, scoop theni out to
imitate thomark ; but this can bo known
by tho nliscnco of tho whlto edgo of
enamel which always surrounds thoreal
mark, by tho shapo of tbo teeth, and
otnor marks or ago about tho animal.
Ititral Gentleman.
Farm Pros crbsJ
A correspondent of tho American Ai
ricullurisl writes: 1. Use dlllLneo. In
dustry.and proper improvement of time
10 mai:o larnung pay. J. Cliooso a farm
witbasolleithcruaturallvil rvni4 fl m!n nil
not too lovel nor yet too steep, well
ienceiun propcrsizcd fields.uot toolargc.
3. Good snug buildings, with dry, if
not clean yards and cellars, especially
barn and stabllncr. 4 Economv In nn.
cumulating, saving, and properly using
all measures and fertilizers po.-eiblc, no
matter 'how rich your land may bo
iMiurnuy. o. uoou and tolerablo fast
team, better smart than largo. G. Your
farming implements well made, of good
material, not too licavy. 7. linvo work
dono in season. 8. Alway sow good
clean seed. 0. Do not harvest beforo
your crop is fit to harvest. 10. Don't
keep more llvo stock on vour farm Hum
you can keen well. 11. TTnncnnii tiiiim-..
ns much as possible animals, utensil3
iiiiu crops, in. Beit wnen you can get a
fair price, aud do not store for rats and
Fpeculators.
Small Farm and Fruit.
A New;. York farmer makes tho fol
lowing suggcslioitfin regard to small
farms :"In many caics whcr5Iargo"fanns
uro divided, thcro "Is "no orchard', But
tho enterprising-beginner may do well
by raising small fruits while his orchard
is growing. A neighbor Js making
moro out of tho Doolittlo raspberries,
by solliugfrultsand plants both growing
on tho. sairjo ,Iand from a few acres,
than most lnrn make oil 100 acres by
common , farming. Theso nnd other
small fruits may bo grown between tho
rows of npplo trees in a young orchard.
Tho grower of small fruits may also do
better by growing" strawberries, ra-p-berrirs,
and blnokberrlw, so as to hayo
u succession ali through tlio&cason ; thus
requiring less help at any ouo time,
whllotho buslncs.9.. can bo better man
aged and cjiitiollea.
Old Apple Orchards.
A writer in tho Xcw England Farmer
gives the following account of his ex
perience in renovating old orchards:
"I havehadtwo farms with old orchards
whero tho trees were 911 tho .decline.
Ono of them I plowed nnd trimmed off
tho old and decayed branches, and left
tho young sprouts to crou nnd in tin.
courcoof six years I had somo niiito
thrifty trees. C1l, WTt
adopted.unother course that is, I lmvo
put in hogs through tho spring, summer
nnd fall, and I find a saving in oxpenso
ut nulling, nnu tno ndvantago to my
trces.far greater than anything I could
do with tho plow. They not only dig
round tho roots of tho tress, but eat tho
apples thatdrop, and destroy the worms.
Clcniilng Trlpc.
"In rcmovlnc tho stnmnr.ii
to keep tho.outsido clean. Shako con
tents weu out tiirough a Bmallhole.and
putinnnuautitvofun.slncl
tho sizbof a colfee ciip, With about two
buuuiw 01 water, Piaco it in a tub ot
water and agitato 13 or 20 minutes, or
until the limo is well slacked. A slight
scraping will then removo tho insido
skin. Tho slacking lirno fakes out all
odor, and makes tho trlpo nice and soft."
After cutting up and washing well, it Is
ready for boiling, and may then bo
pickled in vinegar, or kept In saltwater
.to bochanged dally and bo cooked lileo
Bouco, or broiled llkostcak, buttcrcdnnd
peppered, or bo dipped in batter and
fried.
Hired Labor.
If a farmer does nothlro any labor
nowj lot It bo lils aim to employ ns many
men 03 ,lio profitably can, and mako
arrangements to do so nssoon ns ho can.
Hired men aro often very disagrecablo
associates, and tho worst companions
for ono's children, but this need not bo;
look out at onco for good, steady, moral
men, nnd saeriflco tho profits of tho
farm rather than bavoa vicious, bad
fellowabout, thoucli his work l.o
bo Healed. If wo do our part to mako
It.. . A ... . - J .
tiiu men cimiioriauioanu do them gooi,
fow will ill roward it.
A siNpi,n thistle, dock, or mulleu, If
uuoweu iopcriectiissecd!, and to dis
semJnato them wltliout hlndranco
broadcast oyer tho soil will ontall a task
work which it will require much labor
to eradicate.
Tin: Aisi'ko Clover Js sald'to yield as
Uglt as 0 or 7 bu htl . of seed to tin. acre.
n the ilouno ollts.
Ktelting up your Own Dtlst.
Ono evening Frank nnil Oeorgo Gnril
ner camo homo irom bohool. both look
ing a Httlo "out of sorts." Their Undo
l"l,nitn.i .inci clllti... t.. ll.. 1..1 f n.
.-.it.i-i 11119 puling 111 mu buumu Ul uiu
great elm nt tho comer of tho house,
reading tho ovenlng paper. Ho was
unn muiiiui ri uiuiniT, 11 minister, ami
was Hpendlng part or his vacation at tho
beautiful homo or his sister.
As tho boys drew near, ho looked up
pleasantly, but said nothing, as If ho
wero oxpeitlng them to speak j and so
1'nuik began nt once :
"I do think, Unclo Charles, this is
about tho meanest day I ever saw!
K01110 way, everything seems to try to
vex a lellow."
"What for instanco?" asked his uncle.
"Well, blr, almost everything. In
tho llr.st place, when I was milking this
morning, old Knot kicked over tho pnll
and split tho milk all over 1110. Then,
U'llml I xvnnf ti u-nlni tll.i,,! X-,llt,
must needs jerk away and scamper off
down tho lano into the pasture, so that
..in. .a. i.iivi i. tun iiiitu liiLvmilir
her, before father could go to tho city.
And When we got buck witli her, wo
found thoplg out of tho pen, scampering
nil nVm llio lini-ll.vnril mwl Itrwl minfl..
... - . ...v mill 1II1UU1-
er race to get him in. Then 1 broke my
suoc-string, wnen j was in a great Jiurrv
.vji iiuuiii uu itiiu ui, ruiiuui, null
dropped my books In tho dirt, and for-
ui wiihviiiiuii, uiiii iiiiu in uuiue
back, and so was late, after all. Then
every thing went wrong nt school. I
never had such mean, hard lessons; nnd
when 1 got all my examples worked out
on my slate, at last, somehow or other
they got rubbed out. At recess tho oth
er suio uau incir -lmis' almost all tho
timo: and just as wo got in, nnd 1 had
ihn ol till rnnil v in L-nnpL- flinf mnnii
bell bad to ring! At noon I was going
to show otrhow high 1 cquld Jump with
a pole, and tho polo slipped and I come
lmi'n llinlni'tntuli. n.i.l 41. n.. nil .1...
ui. iiimuuiinij , iiuii lui-u mi IIIU
boys and girls laughed, and that mado
A..l t. 1..... 1 ..II .1
iuu iiiiiu. jiuu .-u 11 jins ui'uii utt nay,
nothing has seemed to go right. AViy
is it, uncle, that some days uvcrytbing
seems to try to plague a fellow, whilo
mi tniun ntlinv il.n' Miii..'lliltir
u.lb& ...t. llllllll
smoothly nnd well?"
" 1 thlnlInuHt tell you a fahlo, and
bco if you can gueM the reason then." i
Tl. 1,WA n,.,l l,lC.l.t 1 I
M'nk'Aj (Mill il(Wi-n mwl nil nut.i .(' t...... 4 r.
ntt.l t,..l . ......... !.. II... 1. .1.11 1 J 1. .
Otllflniii mill lit-a vfr niul VniMiim AIL
mils and his family, were coming homo
iivjiii Luu in men nuuus uiiu nut sum
Tin l.nflr. 1tM !lft 1lrM- A
iillVl H 411J IHIV UlllV.1V jlUl.'l,) ilillllUU
Cluirky; and, though tho road was very
flrtMl 111 4 fi.nf an wnfH nnd mirnfiill..
that tho dust didn't think tJiero was
any udc in trying 10 raise a eioml. ami
v an uiu a umi, v i lit 1 if V
lnukcd up lilscarrficUlupiilshead.anil
trotted along as if ho thought it nothing
um. soou imi to unuv nid master ami
niltn!?- find Mrinn InfY lin rtlioi tnnm
"ifarmer Alhmis had two largo Midto
iiuiM-M. win i milium i f ii i i iii'ir nn n?t hm
them. They drew a long wauon. in
which wero 1-armcr AHtiuis and his
. 'IMI 1(.4(J (Will ilV-l. riiuuv
rll( fllfkfl Ili-WiihJ nil1 tinl-r.,1 nl..,.. ., . . . 1
teemed too lazy to nlck'np their l'cct to
miu-d flu, m Ct i-nlwnn,1 ..1
through tl.o dint, kieking up such a
cloud of it that ono could hardly see
iiuiscs, ur w.rjuii, ur uiu people in tllO
wagon.
ItK'm- Tn-t.ini. AlfjmLitu
j.ttv xn-in.o i'doiinu
next to Dcctoa QuidamV, with only a
rough fence between ; and so, whence
horsey were uuharnc.-sed and turned out
mifl OTrl Tnin mwl Ttnl Imd 1
"u UIl
tho ground, and bhaken oil' tho dust as
MUiiiwi mrj tumu, uiuy WUIKCU aiOllg
nn i ihn fintirvk nn.l etitr.l.- 41w.lM .... ,T.
.w --v j Abuv.iv utirii iiuaus
l-,.f... In I,.,..,- r, t.U ...ti. Ill
miiiivv; a uxi ui UiiilL Willi IWUCh
fitontltfinirl.'ino'iinfro. If. wnnld linvnlmmi
. 1. . 111.,, il.t . 1
"I gay, Charloy' began Old Tom
ttun-i vyu uiiniv ii fi u nornuiy mean
diwtydny? Seenw to me I nover dh
UilLl ill nui.ll il l'lTilL'Ub LUUUU ul tlllni
liiflor ii I i 'if ill.- tfin moiL n.rt ..ii.nl, .1.,,.
tier and worso every day, than when
was a eolt. anil thev L'niu woisn owrv
year.'
Horn flhl Trim eiirtfif Ii ninlr nnnl..
and began to rub his neck and bide
firrnlnst thn fpimn. fn Ron If lin nnnidnif
fcUl UIl KU1IIU Ul UIU (lUSl.
! itw nir wtinr i tin- tnn j n j
Old Dick; nnd I hatotho diit, it works
intn tlm liiilp. nnil tlm hit..iI mni..na ti
sticl; tiil X feel real mean, and jut as if
i Muiuii uuu io roii in tno watering
trOIIL'll if It U'Pm nillv lllrr finnnrrl. I
"Ulack Charley gave a queer littlo
wiiiiiiiy, wt iiiucn as io say, "Wliat n
Olionr llcrnrn vnn ii'mihl mntn (l.,,,,i.
wmnllAV,as "ultn M, ,to say vha
ftHS?.' fef?!? Jf?" 1
trying to roll in tho trough ;''nnd tlTcii
'"'Why.Ididln't think but that It
ivnn nrPTlv nlr'fn.nrt nf o .in.. . i..
. . 1 . i im, in
ueeu. i (litui't tn nk- nr n iw n.r
.1. ni.. i. r n . 'J
uinij.. juuusure, isaw a good deal
oi mm in me roan; uut it didn't llv
much while I went by. You see I put
"""" i"1-"' cuieiiiiiy, ior i
linvo noticed that dust is very quiet
stull", unlesi some ono kicks it up, or tho
wind blows it about, and then it isn't
cuiiiiu. uiu i iiiu?i om you good nl
ternooDii, for 1 haven't hml anything to
r:m mnw Mll.U.HlSl j so 1 nilltlUSt irOilll?
in il.'ri itmi ...i.. l n..
n.w v nitu lUUllllll 11IO JUT.
then eat my supper, tiood-byo.' :
am
And
anu) Diui i ymiiuy, IllClllg aiOUIKl
tho
i.ioiniu ti 11 iiu iiia'ii lliuiliu.
'"I'll toll you what, Tom,' said fllck
after Charley bail gone, 'there's some
in in;- in wnat no says V I shouldn't
wonder after all, if half tho trouble is
that ice kick vp our own dual. Next
nine iui's iry nis way.'
grceu. saniTom. nutlu,t now
I foel more liko eating tliau talkiii"."'
"Js Hint nil of the ftibloV" askedficor-
trio, as llicln l .'li:irlrj nniii.n1
"yes," Baid ho; ''now see 'if you can
VI w . i j uiu UIWUUi
hvh.ou,- euui rrailK. "i supposo
tho moml li. ihni w imi i.l. . ,1
is our own fault. And you mean-don't
you .-that 1 vo been kicking up my
own dust to-day. Uut I can't quito seo
,,Wi Ulllla ir.V 11 1L
"Don't vnn?" nikml 1.1 i. . mi
let mo tell you what I saw and heard
(1110 lmirillllr linforn cnlinnl. . t
. . . ""vii ...a miuic: iiii'ii
was sitting tit my window, I saw a boy
v.'."' iiuiK-iiitii on jus arm.
It was nasi, Mi iwnnl iiii.i..ii J
ho looked hurried, nnd a littlo 'out of
"""!" " "u "usjus. ready to cret
out of patienco with something. JIo
enf ilnii'ii tn tvitll- ...i i
..... '.uii.i iu jiiiii. nnu wnen no was
noaiiy through, n horse-fly alghtod on
r Vi . if " ,.' b" switclicd her
ail to drive it away, and tho tall hit
thebovln tiiofuw. m i,i ..
cried tho boy nnd gavo her u blow with
his list. WioMIdn't qulto undemtiuid
t lis, nmUoJuniped, and knocked over
tho pall, boy and all, aud ran off. Sow
donrt you think that boy was 'kicking
up his owndustV "
l'rank lnnic lilj lmml n uiii .. ...i
said nothing; but Georgo nulled tit his
r v'.;""1 "iiiejiereii pretty ioiki.
IV. "f sav. Kninlr. A,i in,...'.,,.,, "ii'l -
i . ii 1 . . "". n, in, intii a
Jf Itlhm.Ay?' 0,11 """.VM'Ht you nnd
LTnelo Ohnrlefl laughed a little, partly
at Cieonr o'sodtl umwif siiiiii,.. if.,.
and partly to i ollco what hehad ol'tei!
"rveu nt older hearers, how quick
Tig COLUMBIAN, J3LOOMSBtTllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
each person Is to sco where tho truth
lino pui iiu iiiiu viol..
"Well," ho continued, "then tho boy
led tho pony out to tho pump, l'onv
didn't seem In so great u hurry to drink
ns tho boy did to do so j and to tho boy
kicked at her, and said, 'Drink, you ol'd
rascal 1' I'ouy didn't liko that, and so
gavo a quick Jerk on tho halter, which
threw tho boy down ns ho had ono
iooi up Kicicinir.
Iff. rrlin lwiif lnuf lilu
Tho
nnd
hold of tho halter, and pony ran oil'
- - - intuvi) unit I rwuj
throudi tho eato. which tbo I
.ii mo uoy nan
carelessly left open. Tho boy looked
i'.'-.ij iiui i ni;ii iiu yui iqi, iiiiu luuuuii
about for a club or stouo to. throw at po
ny. Ho saw nothing but tiio pin that
held thupig-pendoorsliut,andso seized
111 Id niul II,.-,,,,. If I)
1.lt tt ni,nn,f.i.l...i. n . . . 1 1 1 . - .1
"Oh!'1 lniuilicd Georcte. "that's what
cot llio pin. Von said you would Just
iiko io KiiowwiioitaiiL'ot it. you know."
.."Well," continued their uncle, "this
"vii, luiiiiiiiiuii inuii iiuiii:, mi")
didn't stop tbo iiorse, but let tbo pig
loose ; and so,tho boy had n great raco
alter horjo and pig. After breakfait
11... 1 l.l 1.. !? .11 i .. i ..... . .
uiu uii BlllLlfJll III lUill, IllllO Hi SCHOOL ,
but his sluio-strlnif untied, nnd ho"
"O, uncle," broke in in Frank, "ynu
needn't go any further. "I'llglvo It up
V i ,1 J . .. o "I' "V "
dust all day long."
iiiiu. I'v'ii liior inmii irini.'i ii,. m. ..... .......
-line i waii't toasic j-ou one moro
ritlAwllMii nlwml- II. n 11... I t1.t..U
t . . V "-"n .nil WJ, 1Ull I .Mill
think bo nctcd foolishly and Wrong V"
riiuiK iuh aiieiii; uui vieorgo waitl,
"Yes, sir," very promptly, and gavo
his brother a nudtro with his elbow, hv
way of applying tho truth.
"And don't you think," ho continued
"Hilt 11 M-,.lll,l 1.,. (.. 1 1 1
...... .b iiuii. ii lyu 11,-jl. LU ll 1UI.V I1U1U
nover to kick up your own dust?"
How many ol tho boys and girls Avho
read this story and fablo will bo sure,
during tho wholo of tho year, not to
kick tip their own ilusl
DRY GOODS, &c.
G
;i UAXD Ol'KXIXCl
iiua.m) oi'i;nio
OIlANll Ol'ILNIXH
(IUANI) OI'IJXI.VO
cut.VMi oi-jjxuxa
.Nii wi.vrnn gooph,
l'AI.I, AXli WIXTI'.Il C10011S,
I'AI.ti AN1 WIM'KIl (iOOlW,
I'AH, AMI WIXTint (ICIOIIS,
1'ALIi AND WIM'Oi U001W,
consWlng ol
t-ouslsllni; of
lim.shlln of
wilslslliK of
eouiktlii" of
DRV cioons,
rntY noons,
WIV GOODS,
diiv (ionnsi,
WtY UUODS,
hath an'p r.rf,
HATH AMI ('A 1H,
HATH A Nil rAI,
HATH AND CAIW,
HATH AND CAW,
hoots and snore,
HOOTS AND scions,
1 SOOTS AND SH01X,
HOOTS AND MlllIX,
UOOTH AND snons,
nnADV-ir Ann ci.on 1 1 no,
ltn.viiv-MADr. (T.onii.Va,
ni:ADv-.i.viin ci.othino,
l!r,AI)V-.MAHK CI.O'l Ill.Vd,
I ll.AD Y-3I AUK ci.otiii:!u,
r,onKiNn-ar,ARsni,
I00KIN(-(lI.AHSi;S,
LOOKINd-IIIASHUS
I001vlN(l-liI,ASSr.S,
I.O0KINO-alAS.SDi
KOTIONfi,
NOTIONS,
notions,
' NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS
TAINTS
AN II OII.H,
AND OILS,
AND OILS,
AND OHM,
TAIN I S
TAINTS
TAINTS AND OILS,
CK0Cr.I!II2?,
nit.UN AND BKIMW,
(IKAIN AND fiUKDS,
nitAiN and Ki:i:ns,
(iit.viN and siniuis,
oiiAiN and mi;i:dh,
c. Ac,
kKKKI.VV, Nn.U, A CO.'B,
. jicicr.i.vv, ni:ai, & cws,
JIiICIU.VV, NIUIi .1 C0.s.
McKKI.VV, NIIAI, & co.'H.
JIlKUI.VV, NIIAI. i CO.'B.
Northwest corner of Mnln nnct Mnrltrt Plrrrtu,
Knrthwckt corner of JIaliumJ Jtiirkit Stmis,
Nortliwefct corner of Mnln un.l Mm ki t Slri els,
Nortliweht corner of Muln m,l rr..i..,.i ti.......
Nortliwcit cirnr of Jlalu aud Market Btrccls,
!
iiLoojisnuna,
I1I.OOMSI1UIU1,
llLOOMSlltlltO,
IlI,005IHIlUltO,
HLOOMSllUlia,
TA
TA
TA
TA.,
l'A,
inoN and nails,
UtON AND NAILS,
IllON AND NAILS,
IUON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NA1IV3
lm l;nd,'llu"""c;' lmJ nt lcdllc"a f'1'", iiin.iy
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
7)ltUa AND CHEJilOAli STOllE,
.j. f ,
Illooinstnrg, Tn.
DltUOS, CItKMlCAW, TAINTS, TUllTUMIUtV
and toii.iit aiitici.ix.
i:yi:h & moyi:u
rrsneclfully lnvllc n contlntinnco or imtrnnnKC
Their Dnti niul Miillclnesnionll heleeleil Willi
llio Iiittoduclloii of dellrlouH noYtruini, niul nro
linrcimicii lroni llio Denl linporllng liouncv In tno
country,
1'ATENT MKDlCINra
of nil ldiuli, lnehulliiK AcrV, Jnyne'i, Hollo
wny'n, IloslellerV, WMinrt'8, lloonniut's, Ac.
coiiiluiillyniilmiiil,
COAL OIL AND ALCOHOL.
IIAII1, TOOTH, NAIL, AND
CLOTIIUS llltUHUKH
TAINTS AND CIILMICALH
of oveiy vnilcly, niul of llio lient qimlliy.
TANCY TOIf.LT AltTICLUS.
Tlic iiutillc mny rely ut nil limes on iirocnring llio
ii.uiiu uriieie, ivnn nil uio new ltellll pi cl'lim
Iloiit kept In the bent conducted ihliiMWinuiil",
I'lIYSlICIAN'S TltrcsCTtlTriONS
niul I'mnlly lleeelpls coinpoundeil Willi tho great
ctt neeurney nnd diftpiitch.
17ltr.HIt AltltlVAIi OV NHW
X HOOPS, Tho undersigned lint Just nrrlved
irom tho City with a largo nsottmcnt of Drugs,
Meiltelnes, Tnlnl,Oll, VnrnMie.s.nnd Dvo Slull's.
Itendy-Mndoriothlng, Terfuinery, Toy nnd Tmiey
Articles, DruggKfH Clhmwnio, Ihushcs, Trusses
nnd Sjiinnorlcrs. nnd n genernl nssorlment of overv.
thing that belongs Ion well-appointed Drug Store.
Also Tnt cut Medicines of nil kinds, such ns .Inyno'c,
Aycr'K, Wlslinrt's, Wlnslow'H Soothing Syrup,
Urown'n Troches, HHnln's IVnincca, linker's Cod
Mver Oil, llooduiid's Hitters conbtnnlly on hand.
Also
MOltOCCO LlIATlIHIt, KID, I'ltllNCII MOItOC-
CO, TIILNCII CALTSKINS, TIXK
TltlMMINOS, 11INDINCS,
by tho dozen or nalf-dozcn. Also
HIIOK-riNDINCS, TIS11ING-TACKLK, Ac.
Having had n large exncileiicc in Iheilrnir lmsl.
nefcs, I would respectfully Invite those wishing
anything In that line to call nnd sen mv stock he-
forepuiehaslngclsewhcre. "Iniiieillclnestjunllly
is or tno nrst Importance."
joiin it. moyhu.
J0YAIi it ItOYKU,
Successors to
GILI1EUT, HOYAL A CO.
WHOIESALi: DnUOOISTS,
Importers and Dealers In
DItUGS, MnillCINLS, STICKS, TAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, DYE SjTUTTH, Ac.,
Nos. 303 and 311 North Third Street,
Tlilladelphla.
GROCERIES, &c,
QOXraCTIOXKIlY, ritUIT, NUTS,
STOIIXEIt A WIDMKY-Elt,
MAsurArrunnns of
1'i.Arx axd y.i.vri- coxFj;cTio.j:nr,
AND IinAT.rilS IN
FOltFJOX FRUITS AXD XUTS.
Hxchango lllock, Hloomsburg, T.i.
OltANGES, LEMONS, ItAISINS, TIUTENS,
TIGS, DOLLS, AC,
DltKAD AND CAKES,
or all kinds.
All orders promptly attended to. -39
ThO lllllllM-Mtull...! hni'ln. ,n. n
ship under tho nnino nnd firm of Biuiim:u a
ii iu.'ii:ii;k, win eominuo 111 1110 "DM stand tin
misiucssoi eoniocllonery, null, nuts, Ae.
lIKltNItAllll STOIlNEn.
,' ,, , . l UKD. i:. WIDMEYEK. '
llloomslmrg, April .1, 1m,7,
1-1
E 3f O Y A li O E
It,
C. C. MAR lt'S
X E W S T O K 12
to hi vi: s n 1.0 cic,
oxTimcor.sri'. or makkkt ami ntox sntntTH,
Thpunderslguisl having received from lliocily
u full nnd completo supply of
RTIIINO AND SUMMER
DUY GOODS AXD OIlOCEllLCS,
NOTIONS,
TIX-WAKE AXD IIA11D-AVA11E,
cnn.in axd wii.i.ov-n:u:i:,
CONFEC-TIONERV, GLASS-WAUE,
TOUACCO,
h A TS A X J S II O 1: ,V,
TLOUlt, HALT.'FIHII, AND MEAT,
all or which I proposo selling nt n very low flguio
ior ciisu in- prouuee,
Call nnd see.
AprlllJ, lMi7.
C. C. MAItR.
XOTIV STliniiP .c en
successors lo stroup A Ihothcr,
WII0L1XALE DEALERS IN FISH,
No; 21 North Whirves, nnd 25 North W'ater St.,
riilladelplila.
"yyEAYEK it Sl'ItAXKliK,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES ANDCOMMISSION
ME1IC1IANTS,
Nos, a; and 227 Anh Street,
Thlladelphla.
gCUEIJi, JIEUUEK it CO.,
UlM;iiAl COJIJIIhHION MERCHANTS
Dealers in
riSH, SALT, CHEESE, TROVISIONS, Ac,
Nos. Ii! nnd 121 North Whan es, nbo 0 Arch St,
Thlladelphla.
Solo npents for Wlleox'M Wheel nn.. i. i......
lcls, kegs, and cans.
jSTADLISIIED 17U,'!.
JORDAN A I1ROTIIER,
WHOLESALE OltOCERS,
nud Dealers In
SALTTlrrRE AND IIRI.MSTONE,
No aw North Third Sluel,
Thlladelphla.
QOTTJIEI.L, &. AYItES,
W bolesalo Dealers In
FlSUr, CHEESE, Ac, Ac.
No. 100 North Wharves, .
second door akuvo Arch Street,
Thlladnliilila.
H.
V. 1'ETEItMAX,
LII'TINCOTT A TRorrr.it,
WIIOLUSAI.i; GROCERS,
with
No. 21 North 'Water blreil,
nnd No. 31 Nortli Deluwnre Avenue,
l'hllndelphln.
J 14'aUltSEL,
Hpu.-Niussj, HADDIiE, AND TRUNK
MANUFACTUltEII,
and denier lu
CAItPE-MUUS, VALISES, J'I.Y-NEIh, Ac,
MlllllSllicI Hlonlusbllli- I'll
DRY GOODS.
JTUUHAII roil CA'l'AAVISSAJ
THIS WAY roil J1A11UA1NS.
Goods to compnro with Rlrlngency of tho money
mnikct. Look and, eompaio prices beforo pur
chasing elsewhere. Just call ut llio favorite busi
ness stand of
McNINCH A HHUMAN,
nnd yon will bo met by llio obi Iglng proprietors or
their clerks, mid shown through their great vnilcly
Rtoro firo of charge, of course. They will gl o you
a fair chanco to spend your looso change, lliey
trust much more profltubly than It can bo spent
clscwheic. Their
stoci: or duy goods
Ibis Spring Is much laigcr In nil Its vnrlcllos than
iisiuu. nivir
LADIIiS' DUUSS GOODS
nro of tho nicest styles in market. They have n
1111U U1HU1 lllll'lll Ul
HATS, CATS, HOOTS AND SHOES, '
fSUJI.MlUt CLOTHS, CASSINUTH,
CASSLMLnivS, AND VDSTINGH,
nnd numerous articles common tn such establish
ments, besides a general assortment of
ILVltDWAltU, T1NWAI1C, QUUUXSWAKU,
and GnoccntEs,
nil nt greatly reduced prices. They wish to con
duct Ihclr business on the system of
"1'AY AS YOU GO,"
and they think they enn nirord lo sell very cheap.
-in.- luiurii uigir mnuKs ior many pnsi i.ivors,
nnd nslc the futuro mtrunago of l heir foiiner cus-
luiiii-is uiui inu puune gcuuiany.
MCNINCH A S1IUMAN,
ltJlUltUSTEH it DUOTllElt,
linporieis nnd Jobbers of
HOSiiiltY, GLOVIis,
fjlllltTS AND DUA WEItS,
HUTTONS, SUHTENUEas,
HOOP SKIIITS, IIANDKEItCIIIElX,
THREADS, SEWINQ SILKS,
TIUMMINas, I'OItTE MONNAHX
SOATH, TEItrUJIEIlY, TAXCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
Also Manufacturers or
WtUHHIM AND LOOKING GLASHIiS,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD.VND WILLOW WAKE,
HltOOMS, ltOTfJS, TWINES, Ac,
No. S00 North Third Street, above Vino,
Thlladelphla.
s.
L. DETTliE,
Willi
VUHII, I1UNXACO.,
DUY GOODS,
No. W N01 th Third Stroet,
Thll.idclphia.
jJ Jf. MAHPLE,
NOTIONS, HOSIEltY, GLOVIX. AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. 5) North Third street,
Thlladelphla.
J. liESTEIt,
liolvsnlo nn.l Itctnll Dcah r In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CAItTKTH,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADi'-S, Ac,
No. 21 Noill! Second Street, npp. Cluit Cliureh
Thlliidclplilii.
JgAltCHOET it CO.,
Inipoiter and Jobbers of
STATLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSI.MERES, HtANKiri'H, LINENS,
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
Thlladelphla.
XDKEWS, WILKIXS &, CO.,
Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 003 Market Street,
Thlladelphla.
JOSEPH S. DELL,
Manufacturer of nnd Wholesale Dealer In
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASS1M EMS, AND
VESTINGS,
No. liNorlliThlrdSticct,
Thlladelphla.
"y-ATSOX it JAXXEY,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Ac,
No. SSI Market Street,
Tlilladelphla.
MISCELLANEOUS.
jOWE, EUSTOX it CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
COTTON YARNS, CARPET CHAINS,
I1ATTS, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE, .
I1ROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK tl GLASSES, CLOCKS, FANCY 1IASKETS,
TAR EE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. KO Mnikct Street, south side,
Thlladelphla.
rjWE KEYSTONE OLOVEH SEED
S T 11 I P P K n.
l'ATKNTi:n (K-innEit 2, 1K0,
Tills Lin... ln II. 1.
, , ,,11 1,, ,11 1 V,,, '"V I'neiuvo juaciuuo is ail mil-
V..i v ; iiii-serveis 10 1101 ne most dlleet
tlcvlc-ufur Katlierln.. e over seed yet dlseoi eie'l.
w nhnPc miV, X Z1 i V .V1,,c0 "1U
ihil kinlwi11',' ''i'i"vi'r h'l.)""n the stnlli leaving
,lr.,,. .. 1... ni",ii 1 in, Kiouuii. 11 is 1-.IK1 y
i'w t2w?,rP ft ' lt'l,ll''' but 0110 man or
i.ii.1!1.'!''"!"1'".01'.''11".!'10 1,1 structure, nnd not lla
Tl ? J,?,.','!11 f !'r'lcr' ""''"' ! elJeaply goi iip.
l,.iV..ii?.V; ,"'"""i'i." in. 1111s niacnino is, wu
,.l,.V? I1'." m"' S'llllierid hi 111,, elmir, i,u,v f t,0
l,Vn,"r 1 "r 1",".r' wnlint tlm gr al
engt n,fi hiioamlla of mnwliig, bjiiillln-iiVid
. r T ! "? """'In'Mraw, , It will at"" ".".'I
WERl'MAN A REINIIOLP,
JanaYC7.1 ColumbSaTnmy'.'l'n.
'KAPVIlilJJ TIIEOEOG IV A 1,
iV. 'f.,.'M-T,lS.I'u!1 ;"' '"K"n Sepiem.
1. si i..i.t 1 . ' eiionionsiKiioi tour
! u. L ",V "i1. ""ii-lisldent prnlessois, n,
10 ihirui . ,'m . . ij ueaiu Miung men tor
iduenilon. ouo 1 ut 11.1 1 1..1 ii . 1 i 1 c ! J . il.i 1 . ' Af!:"?
LV.'!'.'"!'''.', .V..lr"e,ir'1-N-.'tl' inidltlfninl
. ...1 ;. .' ; "," u'', , lllv 1111 11011, use or I. briuv
f, iliVnJVilW'V.te.1" '"'..Tho s.l,.,,.l w!,5s
nations, but Is ripeii lo ail " !, XT .'.'Vffl U
r's,:iV.ri'i!;i,i,,,'if.Cs,'lr'",l',im''' TbeLlbmry'isliS's'l',
Applli-alluuiiinyboinaili. t Rev, A. A. Liver.
tTiMtV Jii. J.C '.n. , V K CLEAN-
fin luisiV uTi 1' 11 iY'!ilo"l'!m i.."i i-orf,
. iA... 1 '. i' "..'I Iniilurmis. nun bntiln HI
k?w vEr Co" waiio,:sj!i oiVe
'"ns. noflJI-Oni
i-J.J.i-i.-'it;
PA
TOBACCO 8c SEGARS.
'1HK ONLY PLACE
to get tho best
T011ACCO AND CIGARS,
AT WHOIUSALU AND lUITAH,
liUNasiiEiiauii's,
lint
n fow doors below llio American llouso,
llloomsburg, Tn.
llo hns the largest and most select of
SMOKING AND CIHiWINO TOUACCO
cveroircred to tho citizens of llloomsburg,
All
llio r.iucy brands of
SEGA Its,
nnd tlm best rinc-cut nnd Tlug
cnuwiNa touacco,
can be had nt bis counters.
TOUACCO V1VVH
In great vm lely are among his huge stock.
DON'T TOIIGET TO CALL.
II. 11. HUNSnEItGElt
JJAGKN', 110YD it CO.,
l-V-'Lia.SlUN MLItCIIANTH,
mid Vholesalo Dealers In
I.L'AV AND MAN.tJTAOTUltED TOUACCO
SIMARS, Ac,
No, CI North Third Street,
Thlladelphta.
Consignor can forward their stock "In llond.'
without prepaying the United Stales lax.
XT V. 11 AX ICS
WHOLESALE TOBACCO, SNUIT, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. 110 North Third Slreut,
betweon Cherry mid Race, west side,
Thlladelphla.
JUSSELD it WOODHUFE,
Wholesale Dealers in
T011ACCOS, CIOAltf , V1V1S, Ac, Ac,
No. 13 North Third Street, above. Market,
Thlladelphla.
piUSllJlUTH, 15HOT11EK & CO.,
WllOLiaALE TOUACCO DEALERS,
No, 151 North Third Stroet,
flvo doors below Race,
Factories, Nos. 22) and 22-j Quarry Street,
Thlladelphla.
I.
WALTEIt,
Ijitc Walter A Kaub,
Importer nnd Denier lu
CHINA, GLASS, AND (UEENSWAUE,
No. 231 North Third Street,
between ltaco and Vino
Thlhidelphla.
JjHXJAMlX GltEEX,
Dealer in
CARTETINGH, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. ai Noi Hi Second Streot,
Thlladelphla.
yT. ULADOX & CO.,
Manufaeturers of
OILCLOTIIH AND WINIKiWfillADIM,
Wmeliouse, No. lit Ninth Third Street,
Philadelphia.
T II. I.OXGSTJIETir,
TATElt-lIANOING WARE1IOUHE,
No. 12 Noith Thhdstlcct,
Philadelphia.
T Y. EA31UK11T,
with ltoss. siiorr a co..
Diiporlors nnd Jobbers of
CL01HS, C.VSSIMERES, VIJiTINGS, Ac,
No.sni Mnikct Street,
Thlladelphla.
pOYVDEIt JCEGS AXD DUJIISEU.
W. M. MONROE st: CO.,
Unpen, I'a,,
ManufactureiH of
TOWDER KEGS,
nnd dealers in nil kindsnf
LUJinER,
glionolieolliat tliey nru prepared loaceomodato
tbeli' custom with dlsisiteh, nnd on tho cheapest
terms.
Suceessois to Franklin T. Seltzer A Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
LIQUORS, WINES, Ac,
Nos. llOand 113 Nortli Third Streit,
Philadelphia.
To Ilnli l niul Snlnou kin,. . . ..r 111........ .
buig una Coluiiibia I'ounty.-I linvo appointed
Mr. 11. Slohner ngent for ihn s,ii,.,.f ,,1
browntout, nnd lager beer, who will supply you
" i...v limn wiiu mo saino niiiciui, ns 1
would furnish you fiom tho brewery. Knoowlng
Uiat llO Will he liUIieliml nn,l (ill.,,. II..,. 1.. ..11 ..
may favor him with their trade, I solicit for him
yoursuppoit, Very respect! nlly,
FRED LAUER,
Stenm Ilrewery, Reading, T.i.
pIlOTOGItAPHIC.
E. A II. T. ANTHONY A CO..
Mamilai-turers of Piu.lograpbio Jlaicrlnls.
wiiui.i.s u.i: ami lii'.r.in,.
ail HROAIIWAY, N. Y.
n 1 w'.i . "v! iVr'iVfiV'i"" i"i'uif photo.
Um foi iownVg; V " " ' 1 ''""luaHe. ior
Sl'Eltnu.-lclPlN A STEREOSCOPIC- VIEWS,
Of Ameilcau nud Foieigii cities und LandseaiKs,
Gumps. Klalll.ll'y, ele, 1 '
S.'t'1'IM'l is, , illl.'l'l I'll-u nt. .... ..
From ncirnllws mado lu" tho various campaigns,
and lurmlng n complete, Phutographlo hlstoiy of
.i.v s.n-111 ritiui-si.
SrEltlUlM nl'IC VIl'.U'w nv i-ir ilci
Adapted fur either; the Mngle Ijinterii n'r Hie
uddlesson li'CHltit ut' kiiitmi. 4
PHOTOGRAPHIC AI.lll'MS,
1.. .. "'," .u,i.T mi m-iy uuin nnv tuner
i',r'i'nVMi'valV;tlchfl'
1 lr in binuly and dnrablfuy tunny otlieis. 1
Caul Photographs of Ooncinls.siatcsinen, Actors,
.?'.'!' f'n'nl'wuo embraces over TIVE THOUS.
AND dliiereiit subjects, Including rcpr,lrt ins
or tho must lelebruled EngravTugs lihiings
" 1. .'.".'I' tU''. Oalalnguessenl oil leeelpt nrMmnV
l(ilograi,hersuiiiotlielsi,iderInggoislsU.ll.ll.
their imii" K''' 1't'r ,vu' "lu """""'t will!
n n l.TJ.'.'i ,''lclce nllJ 'inalily of our gomls eminot
nu insnusiy, nov!7-ly
fMIE AMEHICAN HAY KNIFE
.a l'l. ,1 1 1'V.,,l,rWo.."10 ""del-signed eltlens
ul (olumbia I'uiiuty w tiuwsisl tho tilal ol h iv
burg, l'u., nud tho 1 maid's l'uleut lluy lloult
,,,J!i iw " 1,lk" "s "U1 " mow 11s two
H-.J.VVB.-'lifcfcV.Pv.. KIXWW""-
1,)J',yl,"'nnnulii-iuio the eihl 11, ,., HucUoin
iiwiibf Uni Mmn r' nM r,t,- iculiural in,lU
IRON, TINWARE,
JATIO.N'AL FOUXD11Y,
lllooinsburg, Columbia County, l'u,
The Sllbsrrllwr. tirnnrlAlnr nf II. n 1 . .
extensive I'Stalillsliriimil 1. n '. . U1'J
celio orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, ULAST
FURNACEW, STATIONARY ENaiNUbl,
MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ac.
He Is nlso tirennred In tnnlfn Mt,.n. i. ..
and patterns, Tlow-lrons, nnd ovcrytlilug usHan.
inndejn tlrst-clais Foundries, r
111s exiensive facilities nnd prnctleiU wmkincn
warrant him In receiving Ilia largest contract. 011
llio most reasounblo terms.
Grain or nil kinds will be taken lit cxchniiu ru
Castings. "
This establishment Is locnted nenr tho Liufci.,
wnnimnnd Hloomsburg ltnilrond Depot.
TETElt HILLMYEIt
gTOVES AND TlXWAltE "
A. M. ItUTERT
announces to his fi lends nnd customers that
cntitlniiM tbo nhove business nt his old placoon
MAIN STREET, HLOOMsnUHa.
Customers can be accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
if all kinds. Slovenlnea Tlmrnt. .
rlely of mtlcle found In n Stove nnd Tlnwnio E.
tabllslimeiit In tlinritii.11 nilfl II, llia.nn.1 .
,, , mum llSISOn
nble tcrius. Repnliingduiionttlioshortintuollgg,
23 DOZEN MILK-TANS
011 hand for sale.
JjViYUhE FOUXDItY.
Joseph siiARPLEsa,
Hloomsburg, Tn.
STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY,
PLOUGHSHARES, rLOUOIlroiNTS,
and all klndsbr Castings, on bnnd or suppllod ou
" snonesi. nonce una ni llio chonpiot rales.
Cnstlngs for
COAL I1REAKERSJ AND COAL SCHUTtrt
made to order.
piIGCXlX STOVE DEPOT.
HEATERS, RANGES, AND STOVES,
Wholesale nnd Retail,
PATENT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOTK.
VULCAN HEATER,
for heating two or mora rooms.
PARLOR, COOKING, LAUNDRY, IIEATWO,
nud ovcry variety of STOVES,
JOHN 1. HEHfl,
No. 319 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
y I. IIUKKIIAUT,
importer nnd Dealer la
IRON AND STEEI,
No. M Front Street,
Philadelphia.
Q.E011GE II. HODEUTS,
Importer and Dealer In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac,
No. 311 Noi th Third Street, abovo Vln,
Philadelphia.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
TXCUAXGE HOTEL,
Tho undersigned having purchased this well."
i.iMMvu nun tciiirauy-iocaicii House, tho Exchaugo
inii'i,silllUlU Oil Mi 1 IN oiiii. ivi . Ill Jllnotusliiir,
lllllneil lilti-1 1'liiilM-ivlfnIlin f'l.lnii.l.l,. nnii.i.,rn.,.,
Iliiusi-, lespeetrully Itiroruis Ills friends and thu
Pllbllo In general Unit. Ms lidiunt. n.,.. 1., ,.,.1.,.
for tho reception und entertainment of travellers
lio may bo disposed to favor It with their ens.
torn. Ho has spared 110 expense lu preparing llio
Exehnngo for llio cnleitalnuieiit of bis guesls,
nellher shall there bo anything wanting (on Ms
Haiti 111 minister to tlli.ll' nnls,tir.l ..Mnr.rt III..
honso Is spacious, nnd enjoys nil excellent bu.
I1CSS lllclt loll.
OlIllllllllSI.S I MM fit nil lllnn. I.nl..-n... T'.
chnngo llolel nud tbo vnriol 1 railroad depots, by
which travolleis will bo pleasantly conveyed 1.1
nud from tlm respective, stations In duo tlmo to
meet tho cars. JOHN F. CABLOW.
Illoomsbuig, Match 22, 1S60.
pOitK'S HOTEL,
umiiuu w. .MAUUEit, rroprlotor.
The nbovo well.lrnnu'ii linlol lino ..ntl..
gnnorudlcnl rhangcH lu Us Internal arrangements,
mill lis liriiiirletiii niin,tiiii,.iL t.. l.l u . . ....... n.
and tho tiuielllng jmbllo that lilsnceomodattoin
ni iiiui-ouuorini 111s gnosis aio second to nono In
the country. Ills labia will always bo found sui
Plied. linL mill with siilisfntiil.nl r.uKl i.ni ..-iii.nii
tbo delicacies of tho season. Ills wines und li
quors (except that popular boveraeo known ns
".ll'Aiiiv";, purchased direct from tho importing
houses, nro eilllt'ilv iiiii-a ntwl T,:.n fv,m ,.11 u.i.
sonous di ugs, llo Is thankful lor n liberal patrou
ago In tho past, and will eontluuo todeservn It lu
tho future. GEORGE AY, MAUGEIC
rjlIIE SWAN 1IOTED,
tiii: rri'i:n nocsc,
ORANOUVILLE, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
jus sunset incr respecuuiiv iniornis iiwrricniis
nnd the publle. Hint bo has taken tho nbovowfll
known llouso of Entertainment, nnd will li
Plensedto iccelvo tho custom of all who will
favor him vllh ncalj.
HE WILL KEEP A GOOD TARLE.
n Harwell slocked with llio best of Liquors, and
every ill'ort will bo inado to render ciillrc sails-
f.lf.fll I, HIS- S!V-1-..I
OuiiigeMIle, Pa March l.i, lsiir-liu.
11H ESPY HOTEL,
ESPY. COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA.
i uiisuiisci'iuer respect mny intormwiiis rrieiuis
mid Ihn public, that h has taken the above nell .
known llouso or Kulerlalnnient, und will bo
pleased to reeelvo llio custom of nil who will
favor htm with u call.
HE YVTI.r. lvTM'.l' A fiann Tltir.!-.
n Har well stocked with tlm best of Liquors, nnd
... . tti,.i ..in ,,c iiiiiue ill 11-iiui.T 1-llluu shut
lil.,n WM. REMLEY.
Espy, Ta., Apill 12, If (17.
pniCK HOTEIi,
ORANOEVII.I.E, COLUM11IA COUNTY, PA
ISRAEL MUMMA, TltOTlUETOR.
Having taken possession of Ibis wnll-ku'i
house, so long keiit by Samuel Everell, lliv I'm-
, .. . ..' . J:." I" 11 in 1 uiiiiii iii repiiirniKi iiiinisu
ed IAR ANH LARDERwilh tliitiholeestlliiiui
and newest delicacies. His stable Is not excellml
"V . "" "v. I'uuii. von uu siari:u 1"
ueeiiniluudnte guests, innrS'tT
O r.SQ UEIFANNA HOTEL,
U Catawlssa, Tn.
Tho nbnvo Hotel has lately been pin chased by
HENRY J. CLARK, and has been thoroughly re
modelled, repnlieil, und refurnished. It will to
found now, lu lis ni rangeineiit nnd apjwbituiMiH,
n first-class Hotel, and second to nono In llin
COIIUlri'. Persons In oltl.c utIlI.I.., ... u..t,i.1 thn
hut luonlhs In tho country, will do nell to glrn
luu I'l.'iuii'iuru Cull, m
IIE UNION HOTEL,
Arch Mieet, botween Thhd nnd Fourth Stnt.
1'hlladulphla.
CHRIST A WEIIEII,
Trnprletot .
Q.IUAHI) HOUSE,
corner of .Miitn nun choslnulSlKs-ls,
rhlladeliihln.
II. W. KANAIIA.
Tropi Ictor
UU T lfJK K jj n.
lirii;H COI'FMAN,
I'rler fur luiinv .ui.rs, uinild liifuim his frleini.
nnu in' is sun 111 111(1 iiciii, icain niul miiiiiiu'
leinl tuuii tho ihUles ul Ids lulling. Teisuii
'.ll llll. lllk kilt l't... .u uli.i.ll.l ...all ... ...II,. ll. llljll
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