V
r
BL00MSBUBO, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
fige
Tiitu rich the preccd-
nif iSiov nrovrnt It.slnco tho
Cnio&j&wjlcnfscontnlncd in tho straw
iR tlip oV.Jl' nearly in tho same pro
dTonslVVound in the straw of the
V,K 4&the''(5llght difference in tho two
..'V'HAj4W9tl''nv b not' in our 0Pnlon
yStf faftiiVa from tho oi7, but from tho ill-
!. q,T irnt ninrlv flm Kiimn nro-
' mrifnJ,rc : therefore, tho oats may pre-
(i'V11'11 lodging of
'inl)ove, It will be
4 A". crops of tho sti
U " H '4 ....
j-ci'rtho lodging of tho wheat. From
no seen, inni ui
I.,.. .... t..
frniM in mo saino Kiiiu in LTiiini
Should not follow each other in ininie-
dilate succesion. We would manure
vi our oats stubble and seed lu Willi wncat.
The manure (by feeding tho hay, fodder
and Summer grain into stock) will moro
than replace the loss of soil In driving
tho two preceding crops, adding also,
warmth to tho ground an item of ad
vantage to Winter grain and if tho
vard'is, in a measure, protected from
tho sun. and rains, there .will bo sulll'
cient ammonia remaining to stimulate
tho growing crop to greater action. Gu
ano contains a largo amount of ammo
nia which stimulates grain to tlio most
rank growth, while tho ground is
good or comparatively so, but, used
with no otlicr manure, tuo mini is buuh
impovorished.asfar moro vegetable mat
tor is consumed by growing crops than
is supplied by that fo tllizer. Tho time
n Held should rest depends much on its
loralitynndfcrtilityjiftlicsoiiisgoounnu
tho siirfaco level or nearly so, It won't
vusto by washing nnd will hear break
ing up overy four years ; but if not, ; wp
had better break thesod.oncR inOyears,
giving tlio clover two and n-balf years;
Instead of one anil n-nan to: aium ro
plcnlshing tho soilAvl'lch-it docs in u
great mcasuro'hy'nbsorbing a large
amouui, of "fixed :hlr,V a nuisanco to
societj in connection with tho imbibed
rnlna nnd ilew: -It' Is owlmr-to- this.pi!r
culliiritv, tha'tV'clover groysnjettcf"orf
poor groundihiutiiriose other Iduds of
crass and is ithereforei oifo of "tho. most
profitable gms-secdJiiOwtln; use. Ow-4
ing to thcai)pen'ranco'ofjrpMlic and py
rolignous' acids in nownnd coriiparativo
1 v now lands.nnd in which ?ummergrain
could not to advantage bo grown, (wo
speak to those familiar with chemistry)
tlio erroneous belief lias arisen with
some, that ono kind of grain sown suo
ccsslvlyonapiecoofgroundunnts tho soil
for producing that kind ot gram or vege
tableregardless of any fertilizer what
ever. Tlio third crop of wheat or pota
toes on n field, In immediate bucceNilon
is not as good as tho first other things bo
ingequal.buton burying tho potato tops
in that soil together wltli tno staren
nnd refuse nialtercofitained in thopotato,
the third crop KUl'be ws good in the Jirst,
and the tamo with other Kimis oi root!
or ctrals. Working on this principle
many person in llngland and Scotland
farm their lands continually wiinout
runnliiL' thorn down, for tho carbon, ox
ygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorus
and sulphur, extracted from tho field
In grotiiTg a crop of wheat, la about all
renlneed beforo bccdilfg tho field u sec
ond ItiiWi" nnd so too, with tho other
kceds. or witli tho roots ; there
fovo, tho ground loses nothing, tho
cnulllbriuni of chemical Minpics is uu
disturbed and henco tho continuous
ironnlnirTruc, somo contend there
no loss of soli, holding out -.fro Vauhel
mont theory, but had an oak twig been
planted In tho" pot, It would havo died
In two years had It been made io miner
go tho saino consumption that tho wit
Vrtw fllll , hll t. Imil tliotwicr of a cotton
vnAfl hoon uliinteil anil tho Soil kept
equally moistfor tlio tame length of
time, tho sapling would havo weighed
far jnoro man me wiuow wiuwut c
Burning as much earth; that bolstered
theory, therefore, won't stand. o do
not Infer from tho above, that toll needs
only vegetable mould, lor it requires i
large per cent'of tltlicr ulumliia or. hIII
cia, nnd Isnlwtiys tho better for hnvlnt
n iiortliin of the nrotoxido of cat
cium. Ciur soils in this respect are. ijulto
similar to tho stomaeli, lor givo tno iav
i uf.iiiiiiir lint wbnt 1 ii-ed In ren ac
mg tho worn out parts of the body nnd
svr. wummi under, or In other words,
( i v' tho M'cond stomach and lactcals no
v ork and thiftmiehiuery'Is om swamp
. . Jiy tho of cIoin. wojdav.'tm
, fivo r,.mnrlilnro bused nl WirkHlltU
Ml elieuiistry, sitpportoil'flfso by nbout
i .t vearkOiKwrvauou uy hi.vruu "
.. . . .,. ii,u i-mintv. m i. in makiii
i' in, we mean no dlctiulon to tho good
JMllOUSOltlietOI.lMUIAA.
Fields
Mwarf
fj lilin so
make mo
'am sound
Msbould
y tbrco
salt) In
it como
id wbolo
inn. "I
i." said
J' -
OinKinfflftWr. I Wl
fhvno wlsheu-ono for each
' t whatever you like."
en tlio countryin.m iiyuituu uu i.i-
good luck, and said, "I like many
thlncs better than money: first, I will
have a bow that will bring down every
thing I shoot nt ; secondly, a flddlo that
will set every one dancing that bears
me piny upon It ; nnd thirdly, I should
liko to ho able to make every ono grant
mo whatever I ask." The dwarf said
ho should have his tlweo wishes ; so ho
gave him tho bow and tlio fiddle, and
went his way.
Our holiest friend Journeyed on Ids
.way too ; and if ho was ilicrry before,
he was now ten times moio so. Ho had
not gone far beforo ho met an Old Jew.
Clo.so by them stood a tree, and on tho
topmost twig sat a thrush, singing away
most loyfully. "Oh, what a pretty
bird!" said tho Jew: "I would give a
great deal of money to have such an
one." "If that's all," said the country
man, "I will soon bring it down." Then
bo took up bis bow off went Ills arrow
and down fell tho tliruth into the
bush that grew-at tho foot of tho tree,
Tho Jew, when ho saw ho could have
tho bird, thought ho would cheat tho
man ; so ho put his money into his
pocket again, and crept into tho bush
to find tho prize. Uut as soon as ho got
into the middle, bis companion took up
his ilddlo and played away ; tho Jew
egan to danco and spring about, caper-
insr bltrher nnd blirber in tlio air. Tlio
lorns soon began to tear his domes;
till they nil hung in nigs about him ;
and ho himself was all scratched and
wounded, so that tlio blood'ran down.
Oh,i for Heaven's sake l"v cried the
Jew, "mercy,- mercy, master! pray
top.tho ilddlo,! 'What havo Jdono to
bo treated in' this .way?"' "What host
thou done? ,AVhy thou hast shaved
many a poor soul closo enough," said
io other; "thou art only meeting thy
Sward." So ho played up another
tunc yet merrier tlinu tho first, Then
th6"JtnrbCgnnto'beg" and pray ; and nt
last lioj?aid ho would givo plenty of his -
monoy to bo sot frce; Uut ho Ukl not
pirrin'nn'fri flin tnuslolfin's tirlon fnrs.nmn
. L . . . 1 I
timcf'and ho danced him along brisker
and brisker. Tho higher tho Jew.
danced, tho higher ho'bld; till at Inst
ho offered a round hundred crowns,
that ho had in Ills purse, nnd had just
gained by cheating somo poor fellow.
"When tho countryman saw so much
money, ho said, "I will agrco to tho
bargain." So bo took tho purse, put up
tho fiddle, nnd traveled on, very well
pleased witli his bargain.
Meanwhile, tho Jew cropt out of tlio
bush, half naked and in apitious plight
and begnn to ponder how ho should
tako Ids rovenge, nnd servo his Into
companion somo trick. At last ho
went to tjio judge, and said that a rascal
ind robbed him of his money, and beat
en him soundly into tho bargain; nud
that tho fellow who did it carried a bow
at bis back, and had a ilddlo hanging
round his neck. Then tho judgo f-ent
out ills bailiffs to bring up the man;
wherever they should find him ; and so
tho poor countryman was soon caught
mil brought up to bo tried. . .
Tho Jew begnn to tell his tnle, nnd
wild ho had been robbed of bis money.
"Jtobbcd, indeed!" said tho country
man ; "why you gavo It mo for playing
you u tune, nnd teaching you to danco !"
Hut the judgo told him that was not
likely; nnd that tho Jew, ho was sure,
know better what to do with bis money,
So ho cut tho matter short by Mjiuliinr
him off to tho gallows.
And away ho was taken; but as ho
stood at tho foot of tho ladder ho said,
"My Lord Judgo, may It pleaso your
worship to grant mo but ono boon?"
"Anythiuz but thy life," replied tho
other. "No," said ho, "I do not nslc
inyllfoj only let mo play ono tuno up
on my flddlo for tho last time." Tho
Jew cried out, "Oh, no! no! no! for
Heaven's tako don't listen to him !
don't listen, to him !" lint tlio judgq
said, "It U only for this onco, poor man,
ho will soon havo done." Tim fact was
ho could not say no, becaiiho tho dwarf's
third, gift enabled him to-mako every,
omirant whatever lie naked, whefiicr
tpniked It or not.
Then the Jow bald, "bind mo f.wt,
bind mo fait, fur pity's sake !" Uut tho
countryman seized his llddlp, and struck
up'n merry t'niio ; nffd nt tlio Ilrst 'note,
Judfio, clerks, mid guoler, wero set n-go-Ing;
nil begun capering, uutl no ono
) second
ItHoiicr co
tuuo no
Ftho tune, nil
"judge, court,
who Jmcl fol
first tlio tlilinr
'OVOM bllOltL'll : lint
oil awhile, mid thorn
una 01 mi! r iinv nrr or
-lauiiocry out, nua hog
I , I !
Bioppca not n
"lllf till f in
TTis fc. but
u'li crowns.
""Tib .low. niul fiilil
Jit roirtio. wlicrn vnn
' I sliilll lilav on for vnnr
fiit only." "I stolo It," raid
niru mui j sioio it. nntl int vnn
Ft fiilrlv 'I'limi !..
Ripped hU flddlo, nnd loft tfio
xiiKo ins pmco nt tno gallows.
DRY GOODS, &c.
tAND OPENING
guam) opening
grand opening
grand opening
UltAXI) OPENING
ok
f
VAJ.L
AND WINT1UI OOOD.
FAI.I. AND WINTER 'GOODS,
KALI, AND WINTEIl GOODS,
I'AI.I, AND WINTUn GOODS,
FALI, AND W1NTUU GOODS,
consisting ot
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
DIIY
bun-
OOODH,
GOODS,
GOODS.
;ooia,
DIC
DIIY
DIIY
HATS,
IlATf?
HATS
HATS
AND CArS,
AND CAIW,
AND r-.MM,
AND CAVH,
HATS AND CA1W,
HOOTS AI SIIOIX,
I100T3 AND SII011S,
HOOTS AND HUOIiS,
HOOTS AND 8H0US,
HOOTS AND SHOF.S,
, ). ' '
nUADY-MADi: CLOTHING,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
" HEADY-MADE CLOTHIJIO,
'LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
I.00KINa-OL.SSES,
LOOKING-GL-VSSIiS,
LOOKING-GIiASSEi
s?v,!
NOTIONSS
NOTIONS,!
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS.
PAINTtS AND jOILS, '
, SJ&jarAINTS, AND "OILS,
- JrAINTS-iAND OJIJB,
L PAINTS AND 0B,
paints AND Oils,
GKOCEniES.
anocEitucs.
GKOCEllIES,
GHOCEHIES,
jatil
y;TJ
.OROCEKIXS.-
..'
?flUEENSWAHE,H-,
QUEEN SWAHE,
QUEENS WAHE,
QUEENSWAHE,
QUEENSWA RE,
w
HAHDWAHE.
HAHDWAHE,
JIARDWAHE,
HAHDWAHE,
HAHDWAHE,
r.i
TINWAHE,
TINWAHE,' '
TINWAHE,
TINWAHE,
TINWAHE,.
'
SALT, ;
SALT, .
SALT
SALT,
K18H,.
FISH,
''Fisnr
FIT1I,
FISH,
GKA1N AND SEEDS,
GHAIN AND SEEDS,
GHAIN AND SEEDS,
GIIAIN AND HEEDS,
OHAINtf.VND SEEDS.
AC.,
Ac.
.dcKllI.VY, NHAL Jt CO.'S,
McKKI.VY, NEAI. A- CO.'H,
McKEI.VY, NEAI, & CO.'S.
"McKHLVY, NEAI. &iit2.'H.
MCELy) NEAL '&f$)Sii
" "
DRUGS & MEDICINES
7")HU0 AND CHEMICAL. HTOM
DRUGS, ClIIJMIOAtX, FAlNrl'KRFirMERY
AND TOILET AHT7CI.EH.
, l'vER A MOYETl
rcBporifully lhYltd""ri co7ltlnuance"of patronage.
Their Drugs niul Medicines nro all sclectoil with
mo greatest cnto. avoiding nnntif.ii.iv iuMntr
tho Introduction, nr delirious nostrum, nnJ"rtrif
inirciinscu irom wo best Importing houses Itr tho
country.
PATENT JinniUINIM
or nil kinds, Includliitt Ayer's, Jnynn' ltolli
wnys, liosipttor's, Wl!init, lloollnml'ii, Ac,
i-unMHiuiy on lllllll.
co.Cf. orr, and ArV-onou
IIAllt, TOOTH, N.It,, AND
CI.OTIIIH imUHlti:
l-Alii'il) AJJ Ullli.MllMI.H
of ovcrj- vnrlpty, nn.l of tlio )jtniAllly.
i'ancv Ton,rrr .vhTicr.BH.
Tho public mny rely nt nil time on irMirlimii
nhovo nrtlcloi. Willi nil tho now inrfnl nrthmi.
tlom Iccpt In'tlic lirnt coiidiiftod (jnblMimfntC
i-iiiMiuIAN'H IT.IKCIIIITIONS w
nnd Family Itcocliifompoundcd wlllitliajtrn
est nccuinoy nnd di.iitrli,
whoi"5jhai,i: a hktaiij
1) It ifo (1 I U T,
COIt.VKIt o' MAIN A.VI1 MARKHT DTItmUll,
11LOOMHIIUKG, l'A.,
where will bo found n largo nnd select stock of
Drills,
MEDI01XES AND CHKJIICAI.S.
iMsonll tlio
l'ATBNT MUDU'IKKJ OI' THE DAY,
I nm nlso prepared to furnish Country Store with
Castor Oil, Godfrey's Cordial,
5; TUHLINGSTON'S 1IAKAM,
iind nil other medicines ltept In their lino nt City
prices. ,
ta. Inscriptions carefully compounded nt nil
hours. Jk
In medicines, quality Is of tho first Importance,
llloomsbunr, Jnnor, 1S07 -
J"- I3VHKETT & mi. J. B. GASH'S
XEW DliUG STOVE, :
... . 1 j
i. miA.NUiiviLLi;,
J US T 0 1' TO N E D
WITH A SPLKNUII) AND VA1HKB AUOIITMnXT OP
uooDi Ai'i'EiiTAtsisn to the miza iiusinias.
l Ulll. 1JIIUU8, CHEMICALS, ETC.,
ALWAYH OX HAND.
II Miort nnv nrllf,ln 11, l.r. , ... ....
iruglluecnn bo hod nt their slorc Dr. J. It
ii'ncv ? rJe'1?,',10!"'' "'Vi n!f" "lVl01sln,J' I'hnr-
er&X''. rp'il'c'5,,,lli"y ,1'ulte tho i.ntronaao of tliclr
ws. ; V, '"yi""'iu Knieriuiy, nssuring tliem
?.-,v,FJ-" n,".l whatovcr will bo purchased of e
W'lll bo fresh nnd pure.
nprfli'UT
G-ROOBRIBS, Sic,
XTKW STOIt.E"
A S D
W GOOD A'.
I N
OLVMIIIA COUNTY, l'A.
MirrLINVILLEX-tfuIly Informs his friends
Titi:nnbscrlber rcsiiV'1 J"s. leturned from the
nnd tho nubile that be lc 'UIJ
city wltli a fresh nnd wUTItl'lIAXniZE.
ASS011TMENT OV JIXl"1 ormerlv oe-
"nnd has onened n store In tho .oonsMs of
cupled by Stephen Wolf.- 11 In
.v.irvthlm. nslinlH' kent 111 CI
btore, such a fcfi
DIIY OO0D3, OltpCEItlE-S, HAnnW'.r.u,
jL,4WAnE, nnuos, mediciscs, ic.,
Ho Hopes to merit u share of the publj
nce.'nBMVK,'. HE11S .1. MJ
i!.
idinunviiie.May a,
'TOllN'STROUP & CO.,
WT.-' SueccKsoin to Stroiip iUrotlj
jf WIIOLEVLE DEALEItS INfSH,
', . .... .. c.
No.ZINortli wmrvevnna-iuruif'"--' ".
Phuadolpliln.
WE4VEIt.S
PJtANKI
Woi'-ESALEtlHOCEHIES ANrllMISSION
V; ,;iJIEltCIIAT8,
Nos. 233 and 2J7 Areli !J
-'t,
jTJKUadclphin.
XCfIEIjl!f BEUGElt &
GENEKAI. COUMIWWON flCtlANTS
Dealers lu J - Vrr, ifa
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, pif SIONS,;io.t
Nos. 123 and 121 North Wlrtr l'u?ve Arch St,
"frhlladelph
Solo n'scnts for Wllco.i'4 vy'.area.sc.-lnlbar-
els, kegs, and. cans.
ESTABLISHED 17
JOHDAK & Bl
, WHOLESALE
' lfeandlleil
SALTPETHE AifllllMSTON,
' 'NoCOSyortli 'l Street,"'
riOTa,UEIJLi,-&, A7ES,
Vnolcsakllers lirti ,-
.Fisii.'cirn
AC, S'6.. A
No. 100 NOrJU .Wharves,
' " :,.,'&
or ibovo Arch Street
TDLopiirsuuita'
'AN.OY
IKSTORI
TRI5!
second door belpw J
nan's. Main Street
Jnst received n new Ktl
ZEPHYRS, WOOLEN
D COTTON Y ARN;
ORSUTS, I.CIv', I'
iIDERIEH,
MUSLIN EDGlNi
loHESSTRIMMIVC
nnd every vnrlcty of art
usunllKkeptln, ni I
FANCY
Also -j.
SCHOOITilOOKS, IIY.i BOOKSTllIULV-
SUNDAY-SOIlj, HOOKS,
and n largo lot of
mikcell.vntN rooks,
ACCOUNT AND MEJllANDUM EOOKf1
11LANK DEEDS, BOND IND MORTGAG
and n general and well-sellod assortment cfl
PPER, VI lines, Ac.
A. v, vi.i
yn. v MUiu'im sons,
S V A T 1 o r' " i
STEAM POWER IRINTER
AND
BLANK BOOK jrANCUCTUIU-
3 Chestnut street, & 65 Soulit'ourtli ineit
PHILADELPHIAtoV.
They mako a speciality of furVdilaS NM
Ilankn, County Ofriccrs, liikCiico Comiwj
llnnuiui! llousen, cie., nun
EVERY ARTICLE 01' HllNK r.OOI
AND PRINTI.1
having machinery jiocl.illy a0
tud for all
they, may rcqnlr".
febi'Or-
H. AIITHAjr.
ll. iui.i.i-ui:i
K. n, a itr
UTMAN, DlIiLiINO
no. 21 xoniH riunr
11 & O
Suiitre ().)
.Xcaily vjijtoiltc Jam, 7iVi,,
Wlmliiuiln llAllle
Ki
YARNS, IIATTINO. WADDl-'0! 0v'"'''
oil cLorriH. HnAD.,lVv
01IAIN IIAGH, CORIIAOE.JU.'. A0,
. . . v ,
r;
WILLOW AND WOODI.N waiui
llltUmilW,' TIll'.NlW, LOOK1NU llI,AHi,
May0,P7-ly.
. D&t GOODS.
JJUUUAir VOlt CATAW1SSA!
THIS WAY rottJIAItOAIIflS.
Ooorti Irnhompare srltlmtrlnenoyof tlio money
jimrnei. ijook and compare pr!ctlHroro iur-
(iiRfnng oumencre, jimt cull nt thi favorlto bnsl
nmttrhdor,.
MBlHNcrt A SPVMAN.
and you vtillbomtt h theoCllgliiK proprietor or
thoIrcll4, ntid nbown through UlMf gnl vnrlcty
BioroinworeliarBO.ofooilr'. 'ny will glvoyeil
n lair outtica to upend your Iflflio yJiangc,
they
irusi innen more prontnbljr than it (Trfi
i W etie nt
cucwiierc. Tlilr
STOCK OV DIIY GOOD
tun opting Is rnttoh Inrger In nil U N'srletlcs limn
tlsunl, Tlielr 'W
LADIIW DniMS afjoil.'s
nfo of tho nicest stylos in mipfcet. TJWy haven
nno nannnment or
HATS, OAPW, HOO-IslrvND WWlS.
HU.MMEI: CWfJW, CAWLglflii,
' CABSIMERES, A"KI) VHSTINGS,
nnd nunieronli artloJ.comnn to Well entablturrf i
mit, leslM)n general tuisortiiient of
ILMtDWAltK, TIN WA HE, tiUKlINSVAltK.
, ant) onogi:ninn,
nil nt jrrently rmliKVil pricw. Thoy wWli to con.
duet tlielr Imslniws on the nyjlsjaof ,
" l'AY
YOU GO,'
nm tney tniuierthey enn nfnird to sell very cheap.
tm?-. return ineir innuKM for miiny iist favors,
nnd ntlc the ftitiire imtttmng,! of their former ctw
tnmen nnd tlio pulillo genemtly.
. Ml'NINCH'SSIlir.MAN.'
lWUiRUSTEU IJUOTIIEU,
importers nnd Jobliers of
HO.SlEllY, GLOVER, .
HIIIItTB AND DltAWElBi!,
' IlClTONS, SUSPENDEP.S,
H001- SKI11TM, IIANDKEHCHIEPfil,
THIIEADH, SEWING SILKS,
TMM.MINGS, TOIITE MONNAllS,
SOArs, PEllfUMEItY, l'ANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENEEALLY,
Also JInmifacturers of
IIIIUSIIIS AN.H LOOKINQ tjljAaSI.
nnd I)nlers In
WOOTI AND WILLOW WAltE.
No. 300 North Third Klreenbovo Vine,
h riillndelptila. " 1
ar. maiu'i.e,
NOTIONS, HOSIEHY, OLOVlff!. AN1U
l'ANCY OOODf
No. SI North Third stieet,
Philadelphia.
1?
J.. l.ESTJCJt,
Wlinljplo nnd Helnll Dealer In
CfIL CLOTHS, WINDOIV SHADES, Ac,
No. 29 North Second hticetl opp. chrlt Churcli
I'hllailelphln.
AHC'ItOFT & CO.,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
TU'LE AND l'ANCY DIIY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMEHKS, IiLANKETS, LINENS,
BUY COODH, IJOSIEHY, Ac,
I'hIIadolMil.i.
teTDHEWS, WILKINS & CO.,?7
Denlcra lu
f:v AVn nninvrTo n.ix- i-. .......
jiqj.I . j .i,i uut,l(
No. SOS .Market Street,
rhlladi'.ihln.
JOSEPH
ad Wholcalo Dealer in
Nanuracmrcr
THINO, CI.OTV" """-"''-,
riN
cos, ,
VI
.Third Street,
S'onNortb
, riiiiadeJ
a.
MISCBLLAlSiP0131
TJOWE, EVS'iON & CO.,"
JL. V
Alcri
Maiuii v airjrs nnd JV
ei'H tn
,'R,
C01TON Y
O'lUll013'
WiinopMs.M'piSDjKi.-D w
LOOK'Q GUM5SES", CLOCKS, PAJf HASnJ"1"8,
TAHLE, FLOOlt, AND C'AHllIAGE
OH, CLOTHS, AC, (
No. KO Market Street, fcouth siiie.
Philadelphia.
EADVTTr,TC 'PTI-rcni.nriTf' a ti
SCIIOOrTllf(Fii.ll ter, 1..,,,
ier.1. TOO l''nClllf nflllRtrnetlnn nnnol.l.
resident and f.nir non-resident Tirnfft,,,,
i-s,iindL.
tutor. TllAOhlei-l Is In .ltintr w,i,i
tha Christian Ministry. Thci iiu pimv',"''
class Xor thoso who have not received n ...deKlato
ednc.'itlon,
' Ono hundred nnd slxtv ilo'.ars n year
nro i
sum
nro eranteil'ito beneliclnrles. with ,n additional
. in sm
ana tcxt-t
founded bv IhoVTnltnrlan nud 'christian denomi
nations, hut Is opi n to nil who tn'llevo ill thudl
vlnomlgln of ChrWlimlty. The Library consists
nt IVMI volumes.
Application may bo madi1 to Rev. A. A. Liver
more, President of tlio Ro ird of Instruction,
Meadvllle, Pa. novl"-Iy
f"piIEiiVJIElUOAN HVVY KNIEE
X..AKD.I'HinivWo tho undi-nliznerl cltlcns
ol Oj'.uiabinlOounfj' wllnt, d the trlnwif hay
forkstonlthojiatni of Mr. Pursel, In Hemlock
TownsbJp.'oiilMonday, M. 7, li-WI, bclween thu
AinericaudlaviKTluoind l-'ui k in.inufacturcsl by
riLIER,VLUjJSIIl!INi;il .V Co., of Lewis.
burgrPn.'nndtttHfInUcl,K Patent liny Hook.
Tlio American I'firk lifted moro hay lu one
drnin-httlmntho Rundi l In tlnee, Wonrosntia.
fled it will ttiko Us mueti lu,v Into tho mow us two
good hon-es can 'riw. o aNo mw it cutting
ay, nixttli. 'U It euiinot be beat as a lcy kuile,
and c1 'lu;v r, mum, nd U ih tlio best huv fork
and knile w lta , ev,r si-c n.
c. lln-rr-. ir.sn. a, Dn. F. C. Haiuimos,
W. II. Kims-, .Ioiin Hoik,
, .Tnnv lien ait iz. 1)anii:i, Noyr.it.
, Hli.i.i:i,ii.i.Kit, vi,vmTBn Puiwki.,
VltbliAl.L HKM.I.II. JOg wour. ,
rVSiev ali.oiiiniiuiueturo the eeiebrawl Ruekeyo
l,,cr nud Mower, and other ngrleiul mat iinplo-
YJNWniGHT & CO.,
rVOLEKALi: GROCERS,
N. l.sVorner Hoi-ond nnd Areli btreet,
l,llll.AKM'Ill1t,
Dmlevs 111
TEAS, SYR Vi, COFPEK, SUGAR, MOLA&jllS,
HICK. Nil. ... ...
, - OI I 'll," w,u., tvv., av.
- OrderB wl1WBt,V0 nrompt attention,
MaylQ.iag-ii'v
J. !! . .
ii.vuiMv, -sunl,lAND TRUIK "
nnd dealer In
CARPET.1IAG8, VALt), FLY-NETS, Ar.,
Muln street, iiii. ,.,,,,
JOHN C. YlSAQUin
CO.,
Wholeunle Deuli
I'll
11 ATS, U AIW, IM'll.YW iyu AND
.... .. . ... ,,s,
! ladiik nm
i No. 257 Norlli Third SlA
I Phlhulelpbla.
Nently executed at tilts OilUe.
TOBACCO Be SBGARS.
T
HIV ONliY'l'fTACE
tl.iKOtlhobcit
AT WlIOMHALti AND It ETA It
isnt iiuN"asiiimai:ifR,
n few doors below tho American House,1
ltloumshurg, l'a, j
Ho linn tliq larRcHt nnd most select of
Smoking and chewing toiiacco
overonrl to tho citizens of, Illonmslnira. All
tho fancy brands of
SEGA1IS,
mid tlw lwt.l''JiiO;tut nnd ring
CHEWING TOnACCO,
can l1 IkkI at his counters.
TOIIACCO 1'II'ES
In groat vnrlcty rro rnnons Ms largo stock.
DON'T roitUET TO CALK
it. it. HUNsnnnoEii.
"nrAOEN, IJOYl) CO., -COMMISSION
MEHCHANTS,
nnd WholemaloBAilersln '
LBAI' AND MANUFACTUUKT) TOIIACCO,
SEOAIIS, S.C.,
, :,"o. tl North Third sCfrel, . ,
I'hllnilelphln.
Consignor enn forward their stock "In ltond,"
without prciatylnat tho United Status tax.
JJ W. HANK'S f
t lllll.lJlAl.i; TOIIACCO, SNUI I, AND
CIGAll WAHEIIOUSE,
No, 1 10 North Third Street.
bclween Clicrry and Itnie, wefct side,
I'hlladelphl.-i.
JUSSEI.L A WOODKUVV. -
Wholesale Dealers In
TOUACCOS, CIGAHS, PIPES, Ac, &c.,
No.13 North Third BtrcotnlMn o Market,
m Philadelphia.-
"pitlSIDIUTir, IJHOTIIEll 3 CO.,
m WHOLESALE TOIIACCO DEALERS,
No. 131 North Third Street, .
five doom below Race,
raclorles, Nos. 2S) and 225 Quarry Street,
Philadelphia.
IRON, TINWAR.e7&C."
"RATIONAL VOUNDIIY,
llloomshurt', Columbia Coimly, Pn.
The subscriber, proprietor of the nbove-! nuinl
exleuslvo cslabllshmeut, Is nbw jircpared to ro
coivo orders for all kinds of
MACHINERY 1,'OIt COLL1P.RIES, HLAST
I'llP.NACUS, STATION. RY ENMINIX,
MILT.THIIESHING JIACH.'.-IES, Ac
Ho Is also prepared to mako Stoves of nil sleu
nnu pniterns, l'low-lrons, and evcrylhlnr! usually
umuu in iiisi-ejaii'v.KTn :
TIlu ..v. .iLl..r. rn4,it. . . .
.... . ,L.,.t, v ..iL-.o.i umi nr iciieni witrk',nin
wan nut lilm In receiving tho lai Best contrnett'on
iao niosL reasonnuio teinis.
urnin oi nil kinds will be taken In oxelim, &r
.HM1!I13.
This cstablMiment I? located near tho LacW
wanna and llloomsbiirg Railroad Denot.
PETER 11ILLMYER.
S'1
TOVES AND TINWAlHi.
A. M. RUPERT
nnnoiinc.j; to his friends nnd euvtomcrs tbnt
continues tho ubovo business nt hlsold placo on
MAIN STREET, RLOOMsnURO.
Cuslomers can.bo accomodated with
l'ANCY STOVES
or all kUids, Stovepipes, Tiiiwnie, iind every ni
nety of avlluu found In a Stove nnd Tinware En-
tablMimcnt 111 the eRlcn. nnd till till) mint Hiniinn.
able terms. Rep.iirinadoiieiitthnsbnri,.Kf .n,",ii,.
Si D07.IW MIIftMNS
n haiul for sale. "f sr
(7U:OUG K "I I . ltOUEIlTrS,'
Importer and Denlor In
HARDWARE, CU1 LERYfoUNS, .tc
No. .'Ill North Third Street, nbovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
H. WAIiTEH,
Lato Walter A Kaub,
Importer and Dealer In
china, glass and'queenswahe,
Zil North Third Street,
between HaeoTmil Vino
Philadelphia.
n
Dealer in
CVRPETINGS, WINDOW KIIADF.S,-,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. 1 North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
Gr w' 1J1'AJ50X & co'i
Manufacturers of
Oil, CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES',
Wuubuuse, No. 121 Noith Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J II. J-ONGSTltETII,
PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. IJNoithTliIrdStiect;
Philadelphia.
J.
Ril8, SIIOT1'
& CO.,
Imp, t ten nnd Jobbers, ol
CLorns, camimkiius, vestings, sc.,
No.at V.irUitStrcet,
eli-hla.
)OWI)I'
:it KEUt'.iND Lu'a
W.M.MooEAcq.,,
:.umueh
!- IlUJK
Manuf.icturersof
1'OWDi:
mid dealers In ill kinds '
give notleo that they aro I paral to nceomodnto
their custom with dlspntj nnd on the cheapest
IV. ma.
jj-lliLER & 1IOS'
Siim'raoi to l'mnkl
r
'.Koltzcr&Co.,
do Dealers lu
Ac,
Inipnrtiti nnd Whr
LliuoiLS, W
Nos. 110
idR2NoifnirdSlVet,
I'lilliulelM, '
II .V 1'1:ll1::IOIA
M1I "' ' MlT('OTTA'IrrEll,
V.'QilHALEGn.jMia'
. . . . .. ... . . k
net, I
) NprtlJ,
.Si):
lawnre Avcuuo,
Uladclphla
I Pa.,
S:egs,
SEWING MACHINES.
Q.n0Vli!K & DAKKIl'S
a
SEWING MA OH INKS,
Wcro nwanlcd ilio Highest Pre nilums nt the Slnte
I'nlrs of
New York, Kentucky, Vermont,
Tennessee, NowJprsey . Missouri,
Pennsylvania Ttlabama, Ohio,
Mississippi, Indiana, ', Virginia,
ilehlgau, North Carolina,. Wisconsin,
California, Iowa, . Oreson.
AT Tlltl FAIl OP TUB
Amerlcnn lnsttlntc, l'rnnklln Institute, Mary,
laud Institute, Mass. Mechanics' Associa
tion, Pcnn. Mechanics' Institute, HI,
IduIs Agricultural niul Mc
,f chanlcs' Association,
Andnt numerous Institutes nnd-County I'nlrs,
including all tho I'nlrs nt which they wero c.xhlli.
fted tho past three years. First Prizes have n1n
been nwnrdeil these Maclilnesnttlioc.hll,liloiis of
LONDON, PARIS, DUI1MN, LINC,
Ilesancan, llayonne, St. Dialer, Clialons, and they
havobeen furnished, by special cummand, to tho
Empress of France, Empressof Austria, Empress
of Russia, Einprqss of llrazll, Queen of Spain, nnd
Qujen of Ilavnria.
TIIE GR0VI3R A 11AKEK
KUV?TIO-.STIClt
S E W ING H A Cill I N E S
arosueiIortooll others for tho following rea.
sons:
They sow with twoithrcads direet from the
spools, and requiring no rewinding.
2. Thcy-sro more easily understood nnd i,.,.,i
nnds liable Io derangeiiicut than other ma
chines. '
3. They.nre capable of executing perfecllv. wllh.
out change of niljustment, a much ki enter varlen
of work than other machines.
I. Tho stitch mado by these machines Isiaueii
-moro firm, elastic, and durable, especially upon
..nieies h, iieu require io ne wasneii nnd Ironed,
than any other stitch.
S. this stitch, owing Iodic manner In which tin
under thread Is inwrought, Is much tlio lansi
plump nnd beautiful In use, nnd retains thu
lUUVllllieSS nillllinilllltf i,c,i tmnn nrlO.l
.ueiitly wnsiJd and Ironed until they nro Morn
Oltri
0. Tho sti K'.turn of tho scnmlssiich Ihat, tliougli
It bb cut or t.rokcn nt Intervals of only a few
stitches, It will neither open, run, nor ravel, out
remain llrm nnd durnble.
7. Unlike other machines, these fasten intli
ends of tho seam by their own operation.
8. With Iheau machines, while silk Is ued in
tho right or fa'co side of Iho seam, cotton nun tie
used iipbn tlio otlicr side without lesscnliii! the
strength or durnbillly of tho scam. This can ho
done on no otlicr machine, and" is a great aniing
upon nil ni tides stitched or mado up with sllli.
V. These machines, In addition to tlielr superior
merits ns Instruments for sewing, by n change of
adjustment, easily learned nnd practised, execute
tho most bcnutlful and neriiianciit embrolden
nnd ornaineutnl work.
In ndilltlon to their fahiily machines they have
alltho M i '
IMI'UO.VKD DOUDDE LOCK
'STITCH MACHINES,
making n stitch nliko on both sides. This Com
pany mako both tlio Lock nnd Double stitch Mu
elilues, so that peons having a prcfeieuco enn
select such us they liko best, niul if not suited can
exclmngo for Iho otlicr, thus giving the public tlio
ndvnntngo of this nrraugcnicnt. They also make
tho newly Invented
NO.d LOCK STITCH MACHINES
an advance iqion nil mnclilnes heretofore known
for sewing with tho iock-Stllch. It Is of great
power nnd strength. csiieelnllvn,iniif,.drorinii,r
shoemakers, harness-makers, carrlngc-trlinniers,
nnd for all descriptions of work to which the
loik-stltch Is applicable. It works with equal
facility silk, cotton, or linen thread, and will sew
tho llncst muslin ns well us tho thickest leather.
Price (SO; with llcmmere, ?S.5. Their No. a Is
A i.iaiiT vuxmxa jugeiVE,
containing many Improvements, adapted for tai
loring, vest-maklng, light shoemaklng, as well ns
for family sowing. Large numbers of these ma
chines nro In use, nnd they glvo unlvcisal satis
action. None who have seen Oils mneiiinnuin
willingly uso tho noisy nud cumbrous lock-stitch
machines heretofore In general uso. Price fii:
with Hemmcrs, tiiO.
nM,
i.iueiiiues oi every descrint on can lu ihnr
at tho agent's limeo Ininioomsburg, at ihisRIi cly
the manufacturer's prices, to which the nttcutlon
of the pulillo Is especial ly invited.
T. H. MASTERS, Affml,
Jlartman't IhUldtny,
llLOOMSIlUlta,
Mai-20 C7-ly.J Columbia County, Pa,
EAcinWiSIIUTTJjK SRWING-MA-
l'i!p!iSttROSES
in, .. I , iiiiprovcmenis; arospeedy
AVriUni'!f,''.'-'i,';''"l'"r.',',l'.0' Rcntsirnnted. Llli.
k.!,.. ount allowed. No consignments made.
Aildress
nugl-ly
l.'Ml'ini; H M. I-I '
010 Broadway, New York
Jons aii,nEHT,
THEO, A. ItOVAL.
QILI1EIIT & ROYAL,
etaiii.isiii:d 1353.
-h. ''WI'KLn DHUOaiSTO,
'.os; &gnnd 311NorUi,Thlrd btrci.t,r
Plillailelphia. '"fa "
Importers niwl n,Lnln,u ,,. I
DRUGS, MKDICINES, SPICES, PAINTS, OII.1,
UJ,-hS, DYE STUFFS, AC,
May 10, lsur.iy.
? A. HENJ)TtY7
j
Successor to Ilemlry A Harris,
Manufacturer and Wholesalo Dealer In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
m No. ,V. North Third Street,
Philadelphia!
HEARD,
nil .
LIPPINCOTT.BOND.I
CO.,
Manuull'i,rers and Wholesale alers Cit
HATS, 4mw, nyi"w, AND;r1m,vSvOI)S,
No. JI1 Market Slreot, '
PhlladoTphia,
J