THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
dinner's
mtnt.
Ilnw Tltes Orotv During Winter.
In tlio vnlloys of Cuntral lVniHylvn
nla, tlio roverest Min'i of cold Hint wiw
oxihtIgikimI (Hirliif; tlio just winter, oc
I'liif il on tliu 2It of DwiiiIht, tlio
toiiiMriituro fnllliiKto 10 )ietov zero.
Thl cxtrcmu cold did not extend over
a very wide, extent .of tills Htiite, mid
win of only llvo or' nix hours dnriitlon
hero. Tlie reninlnder of tlio winter was
eoinurutlVely mild, nnd snow ly thick
mid lute, so that not n idnnt wns found
lieaved liy friwtlii tlio spring.
All tlio fruit buds of peach, cherry,
plums, nnd nearly all of exposed grape
vines, even of tlio Concord, Delaware,
Hartford I'rollllc ami Clinton, and of
pctr trees, were killed, as were also
many of the wood buds, but where
branches wero covered by snow, even
tlio (enderestshowned bloom.
Tlio very early period nt which this
fro tt occurred, before tlio wood had be-
cniiieniinklently rlpo and dry, accounts,
no doubt, for Its extraordinary destruc
tlVcness; but the phenomenon to which
1 aim to call attention particularly, Is
the singularly millnlshed, In complete
form of the buds that op-mcd. This Is
con?pleloii3 on cherry trees; many of
the blossom buds opened out a full
roictta of bracts, and somu showed the
rudiments of tlio cluster of blosoms
vfhlch should bo Included, hut all ircre
ly rudimentary,
l'rcci-ely similar appearances follow-'
.cd mi early (November) freeze which
occurred about IMS, only that In thnt
ease the buds were advanced oniewhat
farther in their construction, Mime
sliowlns petals very oddly placed and
formed.
This seems to ho full evidence that
tlio Interior work of coutructln tlio
hhoots, leaves and blossoms, within tlio
buds, Is goliip on duringiill mild weath
or In winter, from material gathered,
digested and stored in tlio tree ilurlii!
Milliliter.
Training Hopa on Slrliitf.
A Statement eoiiccrnliiir stake and
string hopyanU hi a late number of
your lndNpenstiblo paper, leads me to
write tho following:
I ihlnk the writer had not tried tho
system tinderstandlngly, or ho surely
would not have found difficulty in keep
ing tho vines on tho twine. In my yard
I found not tho bust trouble, onco Part
ed from the tops of my stakes, which
were eight feet on tlio brings ; they re
quire euro mid attention certainly not
more than tho polo vines. My twine
I" being put on thlsseaion for the third
year. I hoiked mliio last fall nfter
vines wero down. Jf left out I do not
think it would last more than ono sea
son. My pickers wero ns willing to jiick on
thestrliigoas my polo vines, and on
my two acres on strings every hill Is
now doing finely, while I have replant
ed miiio forty hills In tho old yard,
caused by Hooding, nnd tho others do
not look ns strong.
I trjed this plan thrco years ngo, from
n slnteincnt I saw about that time.
Tlieronro but few hop yards in this
part of the. State that 1 know .of, nnd I
d.o not thlhk any ono has been hero ad
vertising this method, but I was so well
pleased witli my trial, that 1 wrote the
patentee last fall and got a deed of
amount used. X would llko to hear of
others who have tried It, and how it
work-, with them. Western Jiiiral.
Grass for Horses,
Many persons think that horses that
are kept in thestableallsummorshould
not bo allowed to eat grass. They think
l will make the horso soft, wishy
washy, and that it will throw him out
of condition- for hard work. This is
particularly tho case with some of tlio
trainers of trotting nnd running horses.
And horses that nro kept up for farm
and other work nro refused grass bccmisu
thelrdr! vers think they will not eat hay
kj well. This was formerly the ctvo
moro than It Is now. lint these nro nil
erroneous opinions and practices, and
tiro giving way, gradually, to a moro
reasonable nnd natural system of feed
lug. lras is tho natural food of tho home.
It Is cooling nnd healthful food. It
keeps tho bowels open nnd sharpens
tin nppetilo. It promotes dlge-tlon,
ii'id removes fever from tho i-ystem.
Therefore, by all menus, let tho horse
nip ginis fifteen or twenty mlnutis
daiiy. Whether training for trotting
running it will ho attended with the
h. ;hc.-t bonellt. The horse will loso
none nf his speed by such u course of
t ituieut. Horses that are kent tin the
ear round for farm work should cor
, it
In. illy bo allowed a nice nibble at grass
ivery day. They work hard, and all
th' j get for It I something to eat. Let
them have, then, what they nil llko so
wvll.-Jtitral HbrW.
Ilnllul Wheat.
It Is possible not as well understood
its It should bo, among housekeepers,
tiiittn healthful nnd nutritive food may
be prepared by boiling wheat to bo eat
eimylth milk or molasses tho former
to bo preferred when attainable. It Is
a Ilrst-rato thing for children, while
adults may uso' It 1o' an ndvantngo.'
omo have tho wheat cracked In a mill
before tiselng, whlclf Is, perhaps, tho
preferable plan, but it will answer well
without this preparation. A lady cor
r(jiiMiiident of tho Ohio Farmer, says;
"Tho wheatphoulu bo cracked Inn mill.
Take ono quart and put It Into half a
pot of warn, water, and let It stand up-.
mi tho stove for several hours : then
boll slowly, and stir It occasionally, till
It becomes thick; put In u handful of
salt. For children It can bo used with
milk. If left standing till cool, it N
very nSco to cut in slices, and uso with
cream nnd sugar, or fry it llko mush;
the last mentioned I prefer for general
use, but it can bo prepared in various
ways."
If boiled wholo, tho wheat should bo
allowed to soak In tepid water -before
boiling, that tho grain may have a
ehauco to sorten and swell. When
properly boiled, use with milk Biiltnbly
seasoned with salt and pepper, and It
will bo 'bund it nourishing, healthful
and palatable dish. Valley Farmer,
OUt-alac, I
n.,., ,,. . . . , . , ,
One of our most Intelligent itgrlcu
turlsts, , private note write as fol-1 , u y S K
owes, "It Is surprising to mo that our', lot ,)t,u wino J ,. "r another "
fa mcrsdo not appreciate ho ynluo nf Ho alio HiouBlit of a cunning scheme to
oil cuku as cattle food, am will toiitln. OVorrcatli them; and dressing herself
to to allow so much to ho exported. ,mt nsn poor girl, with nlmsket on her
hey are beginning to find out tho yal-. Iirlll( 810sctoutby night with hermuld,
uo of bones uau fertilizer. Btrnngo they ,, went Il)to tl0 ullt.myd cam,, a, ,
or tHr oung othis.
The Soe.Tref.
1)11) you ever hear tho story of the
poor soldiers, who, after hnvlng fought
linr.l in the wars, set out on their road
home, begging their way as they went"
They hail Journeyed on a long way,
sick at heart with their bad luck ntthiis
being turned loose on tho world In their
old days; when ono evening they reac
ed n deep gloomy wood, through which
lay their road. Night came fat upon
them, and they found that they must,
however unwllllngly,sleep In this wood;
so, to make nil ns safe as they could, It
wns ngrecd that two should Ho down
nnd sleep, while n third snt up nnd
watched, lest wild beasts should break
In and tear them to pieces. When ho
wns tired ho was to wnko ono of tho oth
ers, nnd sleep In Ids turn ; nnd so on
with tho third, so ns to slinro the work
fairly nniong them.
. The two who were to rest first soon
lay down and fell fust nsleep; nnd the
other made himself n good tire under
tho trees, and sat down by Its sldo to
keep wntch. Ho had not sot long bo
fore, nil on a sudden up canio n little
dwarf In a red Jacket. "Whois thero?"
said he. "A friend," said tho soldier.
"What sort of ti friend?" "An old
broken soldier," said tho other, "with
his two comrades, who have nothing left
to llvo on; conio sit down and warm
yourself." "Weil, my worthy fellow,"
Mild the lltlto man, "I will do what I
can for you ; hike this nnd show It to
your eommdos In the morning." So ho
took out an old cloak nnd gave It to tho
soldier; telling him, that whenovr he
put It over his shoulders anything that
ho wMied for would bo done for him.
Then the little man made him n bow
nnd wnlkcd nway.
The second soldier's turn to wntch
soon came, and the first laid him down
to sleep; but the second man had not
sat by himself long before up came tho
dwarf In tho red Jacket again. Tho sol
dier treated htm In as friendly way as
his coiorado hud done, and tho llttlo
man gavohlm n purse which hotold him
would be always full of gold, let him
draw as much as ho would out of It.
Then the third soldler'sturn to watch
came; and no also Had lime rteii-jacKei
for Ids guest, who gave litm a wonder'
fill horn, that drew crowds around It
whenevever It was played, and made
every ono forget his business to como
and dance to Its beautiful music.
In the morning each told his story
and showed tho gift ho had from the
elf: and ns they nil liked each other
very much, nud were old friends, they
agreed to travel together to see the
world, and, for a while, only to make
use of the wonderful purse. And thus
they spent their time very Joyously;
till at last they began to get tired of this
roving Hie, and thought they should
llko to have a homo of their own. So
tho first soldier put his old cloak on and
wished for a lino castle. In a moment
It stood before their eyes : fine gardens
and green lawns spread round it, and
flocks of sheep, and goats, and beards
of oxen were grazing about; and out of
the gate came n grand coach with throo
dapple-grey horsos, to meet them nnd
bring tliein home.
All this was very well for n time, but
they .found that it would not do to stay
at homo nlwnys; so they got together nil
their rich clothes, and Jewels, and
money, and ordered their conch with
three dapple-grey horses, and set out on
n Journey to sec a neighbouring king.
Now this king hnd an only daughter,
and as ho saw tho thrco soldiers tra oil
ing in such grand style, ho took them
for kings' sons, amUo gave them a kind
welcome. Onodny,asthesecondsoldler
wns wnlking with the princess, she saw
that ho had tho wonderful purso in his
hand. Then she asked htm what it was,
and ho was foolish enough to tell her,
though, indeed, it did not much signi
fy what ito said, for alio wns n falry,nnd
and knew all tho wonderful things that
tho three soldiers brought. Now this
princess was very cunning and artful;
so sho set to work nnd iiitula a purse, so
llko tho soldier's that no ono would know
one from tho other; and then she nsked
him to como and seo her, and made him
drink some wino that sho had got ready
for him, and which soon made him fall
last asleep. Then she felt In his pocket,
nnd took away tho wonderful purse, and
left tlio ono sio hail miido In its place.
The next morning tho soldiers set out
home; andsoon after they reached their
castle, happening to want some money,
they went to their purso for It, and found
something indeed In It; but to their
great sorrow, when they had emptied It,
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ii'inui iiuiu lit tnujiiiu;i;iii is umillL'j uiuis
Then tho cheat was soon found out; for
the second soldier knew where ho had
been, and how ho had told tho story to
tho princess, nnd he guessed that sho had
played him u trick. "Alasl" cried ho,
"poor wretches that wo are, what shall
wo do?" "Ohl"siild the first soldier,
"let no grey hairs grow for this niishup:
I will soon get tho purso back." So ho
threw his cloak ncross liUshouldersind
wished himself in the princess's cham
ber. There ho found her sitting alone, tell
ing up her gold, that fell around her In
u shower from tho wonderful purso.
Hut" tho soldier stood looking tit her
too long; for sho turned round, nnd tho
moment sho saw him sho started up and
cried out with nil her force, "Thieves I
thieves!" so that tho wholo court camo
running In, mid tried to seizo on him.
Tho poor soldier now begun to bo dread
Cull.. r.t..i.in..lui It. I.!.. 1 .1 1..
' In " tT Z Z B
lis way oil'; so, without thinking of tho
ready way of travelling that his cloak
gave hint, lie ran to tho window, opened
It, and Jumped out; nnd unluckily, In
Ids haste, his cloak caught und was left
hanging, to tho great Joy of tho princess,
who knew Its worth.
Tho poor boldler mado tho best of his
way homo to his comrades on foot, and
I In n very downcast mood; but tho third
soldier told hint to keep up his heart,
and took his horn and blow u merry
tune. At tho first blast a eountloss
troop of foot and horse camo rushing to
their aid, and they set out to rnako war
against their enemy. Then tho king's
palace wns besieged, and ho was told
thathomintglvoupthopursoand cloak,
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nunnm buhiu ruuum uo ICItlipoil
niiotnor. Aim no King went Into i s
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DRY GOODS, &o.
G
HANI) OPENING
UllAND Ol'KNINU
tlllANl) OPENING
C1IIAND OfKNINO
(IIIA.N1) Ol'KNINU
KAI.I. AND WINTWt (100IW,
KAM, AND Wl.NTKH OOODH,
KAI.li AND WINTEll (100DM,
KAM. AND WINTlUt (IOODH,
PAI.t. AND WINTKH OOODH,
fOUKlHtlUlf Of
conftUMng of
constating nf
ronnUtlng of
onntfttlr.i! of
DHV OOODH,
DltV OOODS,
DItT OOODS,
BUY OOODH,
tmv ooom,
HATH AND CAW,
HATH AND CAIW.
HATH AND CAPH,
HATH AND CAPH,
HATH AND CAIN,
liOOTH AND R1I0ES,
HOOTH AND HHOKB,
llOOTH AND HIIOKS,
HOOTS AND HHOEH,
HOOTS AND XHOKH,
flEADY-MADi: cr.OTIIINO,
HKADY-MADE CIXITHINQ
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
UEAI)Y-fADE Ct.OTHINO,
HEADY-MADK CI.OTIIIHQ,
UXIKINa-OI.ASSEH,
LOOKINa-OLASHEH,
UlOKINa-OI.ASHKS,
I.OOKINO-QLAHSKH,
l-OOKlNO-ai.ASHKH.
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONH,
I'AINTri AND OIl,
TAINTS AND OIIX,
PAINTH AND OIW,
PAINTS AND OIL8,
PAINTH AND OIM,
(irtOCEHIKH.
OilOCEItlEH,
anocEMKH,
OnOCEItlEH,
OUOCKHIEH,
QUEEXHWAItE,
QUEENHWAIIK,
QUEENS WAKE,
QUEENHWAIIK,
QUKENHWAttK,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
HALT,
HALT,
HALT
HALT,
SALT,
KIHH,
FISH,
KIHH,
FITH,
KIHH,
ORAIN AND HEEDS,
ORAIN ( AND HEEDS,
ORAIN AND HEEDS,
ORAIN AND HEEDS,
OHAIN AND HEEDS,
Jf,,
McKEI.VY, NKAI, A
McKKItVY, NEAL i
McKELVY, NKAI. it
McKKI.VY, NEAL A
ilcKKLVY, NEAL A
CO.'H,
CO.'S,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'S.
Northwest onrnur of Main and lUrket Street,
Northwemt corner of lllu nd Market Street,
NorthwMt corner of Main and Market Htrceta,
'NorthwMl corner of Main anil Market Streets,
Narthwwt oo rner of Main and Market Strecte,
rlLOOMftllUHO, PA.,
liLOOMSmmO, PA.
BLOO.MHIIURO, PA.,
nu)MHnimo, pa.,
ULOOMHIIUlHi, PA.
inoN and juim,
iron and' nails,
iron and nails,
iron and naiix
Ikon and mailh
In lurue quaaUtlM and at reduced rate, alwar
ou liaad, ' '
tj j;. iiowi:h,
Ime oeneU a flrHt-claiia
BOOT, BHOE, HAT AND CAP BTORK.
at the old eland on Main Hlrret, Illoonuburic. II la
toek la coinpuHul of Hie very lali at and beaUljrlea
everorierfl In lliecltlzenn of Columbia County,
.... .4iM,i.,ttin iiuuno will) me JOIIOVT-
Dlnva Irta luttll.ii unl,a. WA.
men' glove kl.ll, very due, VYuurn'a line' goal
IllOroCCO lMllinorala. M nmn'a mn'.innp,.,.n.
calf etirNwt, coiniiion ilioca, Mtaaei' and clilld'a
ahnca, .Men'a, woincu'a, mUaca', Iwya', nnd clilld'e
llppcra. Ilenlsokeeinagrcai variety of
HATH, CAIW, AND HTRAW UOODS
of every kind, at the lovreet urlcea, both for ch
und country pruduco,
Itemeiulsir ilieattractlon la In our good. Dou't
be alarmed at the cry of high prlcealiul call and
ee fur youraalvaa. JWapetUully.
a, w. bs w aeaa.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
T"ttTffl A Vtl II? ti'MTM 4 T . CJiv1Y.a
a j ,,.,1 uiiu.xiv.nij (71U1VI.,
RIoomaburK, Pn.
DUUfM, CIIEMlCAtA PAINTH, PKltKUMERY
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
KYF.Il A MOVER
respectfully Invito n continuance of pntronngc.
Their Drugs und Mnllclnci nro nil ntlcctrd with.
tho grcnteat enre, avoiding n much ns possible
the Introduction of dellrloua nostrums, nud nro
purchnsctl from the heat Importing houses 111 tho
country,
PATENT MEDICINES
of nil kinds, Including Aycr's, Jnyne's, Hothn
way s, Hostellers, Wlslmrt's, Iloofland's, Ac,
cnustautlyon hand.
tX)AL OIL AND ALCOHOL.
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND
CLOTHES HUL'HHEH
PAINTH AND CHEMICALH
of every variety, nnd of tlio best quality,
FANCY TOILET ARTICMS.
The public may rely nt all times on procuring tho
above articles, with nil the new useful prepare
tlons kept In the best conducted establishments,
rilYHICIAN'H PREHCHIITIONH
and Family Receipts compounded vt Itli tho great
est accuracy nnd dlspntch.
J It. MOYKU,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
i) n u a a i s t,
CORNER or MAIN ANII HA11KKT HTRRKTS,
HLOOMSIIURO, PA.,
where will bn found a large nnd select stock of
Drugs,
MEDICINES AND CIIESIICALH.
Also nil the
PATENT XEDK'IXKS UY THE I1AV,
I am also prepared to furnish Country Htoros with
Castor Oil, Godfrey's Cordial,
TBRLINOSTON'S HALHAM,
and nil nthor medicines kept III their Hue nt City
prlcos.
.. Prescriptions carefully compounded nt all
hours.
Ill medicines, quality Is of the first Importance.
Itloomsburg, June7, 1S'17
7 KVKHKTT fe DIt. J. Ii. CASK'S
D HUG STORK,
IN OttANOlAMLLi;
JUST O 1 K N K D
Willi A HPLKNDID AXU VARIED AS80UTME.NT OP
OOOn-i APl'KltTAINlNO TO TIIK DUfO DUIINGW),
I'UllK 11HUOH. cu:micai,m( ktc.,
A I.WA Yfl ON II AND.
In ihortnj article flint can to naitird In tlio
Drug lino cm, w imtl ftt tliefr Htore. Dr. -I. It.
CftHo In n I'rortlonrr, and alo umlcrslauds 1'Jinr
mftpy: E. Etrrclt I ft Mcillrnl StnJrnt, linn nt-
iviiucti luie iiTin nt iiu jfiuTnon Aii'dioni t'oiipgc,
Hilt i uilderNtuiiiU tlm cnitiiii.iiinHmr of MriKfat
They rcHiMTtrully Invitn tho mtronaco of their
frloiHiM, atil tlm public ncniTiuly, nsmirlnij them
m'N wimitfver win ito )urcimscu oi llioni
"in u i rem i iiiiu pure. lapnai W
GROCERIES, &c,
EV 8TO lTif
A n
A" K H' a o o n 8,
N
MIFFLINVILI.E, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The subscriber resiwctfully Informs his filcmls
nnd the public that he has Just returned from the
hiui .. ..can uim well Heit'cieu
ASSORTMENT OK MERCHANDIZE.
nnd has ommui1 a store In the room formerly oc
cupied hv Steuben Wolf. Ill Mtni.lr i.r
everything usually kept Inn first-class country
aiuir, BlIVIl tv
DKT HOODS, riUOCKRllCS, HAUmVAltK, CEDAIt
WAKE, DltUQS, MEDICINES, AC, AC.
He hopes to merit a share of tho public patrnu-
. . "KEH J-MILLARD.
Miminvllle, May 3, 17.
JSTAUIilSIIEI) 1703.
JORDAN A imOTIIER,
WHOLESALE OROCEUS,
and Dealers In
SALTTETRE AND BRIMSTONE,
No 309 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
QOTTKEIjL & AYKES,
Wholesale Dealers in
FISH, CIIEIXE, Ac, 4c.
No. 108 North Wharves,
second door above Arch Street
Philadelphia.
Pf V. I'ETEHSIAN,
with LIPI'INCOTT A TROTTER,
WHOLESALE OROCERS,
No. 21 North Water Street,
nnd No. 30 North Delaware Avenue,
rhllttdelphin.
yEAVElt & SI'HANKI.E,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES ANDCOMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 335 and 227 Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
JOHN STROUP it CO.,
Successors to Htroup A Hrother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH.
No. U North Wh irvai, nn 1 ii North Water St.,
Philadelphia.
TBI
FIRST PREMIUM
Of a Bllver Menial
Wit IWABDin to
W BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
a ut ma is. ii. suia Arricultaral Soflelr.
Drtha If. II. SUM ArHcultnral Snflelr, at
IU lair lioljaa In Na.hua, tayt.W,
IIAltKKTT'S
Vegetable Hair Restorative
RtMtorM Gray lUlr to It natural colcr. l'ro
fftinoui th fruwtb ot th llftir. CIidk th
nwUtgliiclror-iiiitvl orMnio action. Ei-idl-av
r ealai Daodmt) and llumor. lVavrnlc
. lllr lalUnii out. It a 8utrlur rt..lnf j
.Jk MCODtama no lujuriuiia lnrdlnLi. A.
JL and it IhcmiMt popular and rail-
-W .IL Unl. North mnA A.
J. R. BARRETT & CO., ProprMon,
A MAKCHESTEn, . II.
J-Soldby L. N. MOTER, llloomsburg. I'u.
and Drugglsls generally.
apr5'(J7-(;iii
QAHWACIE MANUEACTOItY, t
llloomsburg, Pa.
M. 0. SLOAN A RROTHER
the successors of
WILLIAM SLOAN 4 SON
continue the business of making
carriaoi, uuaonis,
and every stylo of
FANCY WAOONS,
which they linve constantly on hand to suit cus
touiers. Never using any material but the best
and employing the most experienced workmen,
they hope to continue ns heretofore to glvo entire
satisfaction lo every customer. All Inspection ot
their work, nnd of the reasonable price asked for
the snroo, Is sura to Inaurn a snle.
0
MNIHUS IjINE.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
thecltltens of Illoomsbnrg and the public gene
rally that lie Is running an
OMN1IIUHI.INE
Iwtween this place and the different railroad de
pets dally (Hundaya excepted), to connect with tho
several trains going South and West ou the Cutn
wlssaand Wllllamsport Rayroad.aad with thoae
going North and Houlhon the Ijickawauna and
llloomsburg Railroad.
Hla Omnlbussea are In good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, and charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to meet or see their friends de.
purt.can be accomodated upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice at any of Ihe hotels.
JACOII L OIRTON, Proprietor.
J U. PUKSEIj,
HARNESS, HADDLF, AND TRUNK
MANUFACTURER,
and dealer In
OARPET-IIAOH, YAI.IHEH, FLY-NETH, Ac,
Main Street, llhsnnsburg, Pa.
gNYDEH, HAIUUS A UAaSE'IT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
MEN'S AD BOY'S CLOTmNO,
Not. K6 Market, and 623 Commerce street,
hlladeltkla.
DRY GOODS.
jg-umtAH roit catawissai
THIS WAY FOR 1IAROA1NS,
Hoods to comiuire Willi stringency of Ihe money
market, lyxtk nnd compare prices before pur
chasing olsewhero. Just call at the favorite husl
Hess stand of
MrNINCIl AH11UMAN,
nnd you will bo met by the obliging proprietors or
their clerks, nnd shown through t heir great v nrlely
store frco of charge, of course. They will glv o yell
n fair chaltcH lo spciel your hsae change, Ihey
Iru'st much morn profllably than It can ho spent
elsewhere. Their
STOCK OF DRY (I001M
this Spring Is much larger In nit Its varieties than
usual. Their
LADIES' DH1XS OOODH
aro of the nicest styles In market. They hnven
line assortment of
HATS. CAPS, ROOTS AND HIIOKS,
SUMMER CLOTHS, CAHSINIriS,
CAKHIMEHEH, AND VEHTINOS,
nnd numerous articles cnmniou to such establish
ments, besides n gencrn! assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEENSWARE,
AND OROCERlliM,
all at greatly reduced prices, They wish lo con
duct their business on the system of
" PAY AS YOU 00,"
and they think they can ntlbrd to sell very cheap.
They return their thanks for many past favors,
nnd ask the fuluro piitroungo of their former cus
tomers ulul the public generally.
McNINCH A HHl'MAN.
ItJIimUSTEIl A imOTHElt,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
HOHlrlRY, OLOVES,
HlllltrS AND DRAWERS,
BUTTONS, SUHPENDEIW,
11001- SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, SEWINO SILKS,
TRI.MMI.SOS, l'ORTI! .MONNAll'.l,
HOAl-H, PERFUMERY, FANCY OOODS, AN1
NOTI ONS OENEItA I.LY,
Also Manufacturers of
BRUSHES AND LOOKING OLASSIX,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BROOMS, ItOPIX, TWINES, ec,
No. .100 North Third Street, above Vine,
Philadelphia.
jyj M. JIAUPI.E,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, OI.OVIX. AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. 5.1 North Third Stleit,
l'hllndclphla.
J J. Ial'JSTEIt,
Wholesale nnd Retnll Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, lc,
No. 29 North Second Sired, opp. Christ Clinch,
Philadelphia. 1
JJAltOllOI'T A CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CI.01IIH
OAKSIMER1M, BLANKETS, LINENS
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
Philadelphia.
A
NDREWS, WIIiKINS & CO.,
Icalers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY (10)M,
Ni.5(Vl Market Htrecl,
Philadelphia.
JOSEPH S. DELL,
Manufacturer or nnd Wholesale Deulerin
CLOTHINO, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JlND
VI-ST1NGH,
No. 13 North Thhd btleot,
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS,
LOOMSIIUHG FANCY TIIM-
B
MING AND BOOKSTORE,
second door below Hiirtmim's, Main Stra'l,
Just receiv ed a now stock ot
ZEPHYRS, WOOLEN AND COTTON YVKNH,
COBSiri-S, LACES, EMBUOIDERIIX,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, DRESS TRIMMNGS
and every variety of articles usually kept h a
FANCY STORE. '.
Also
SCHOOL BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS, I1IH.IX,
SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS, J
end a large lot of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, '
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOIKS,
BLANK DEEDS, BONDS AND MOKTO.GES,
and n general nnd w cll-selectcd assortiuen of
PAPER, ENVELOPES, Ac.
A. D, VERB.
y.M. K. MUIU'IIY'S SONS,
S T A T I O N II S ,
STEAM POWER PRINTER H
A Nil ;
I1LANK HOOK MANUFACTlItERS
:t'W Chestnut slrel, A- V, South Fourlllttreet,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
They make a speciality of fuiulshlhgVallonal
IUnks, County Ofllce'rs, Insurance Conpaules,
Hanking Houses, etc., with
EVERY ARTICLE OF BLANK BIOKH
AND PRINTING,
huv Ing mnchluery specially adapted lo all work
they may renulie. foH'i7-ly.
jCJWE, EUSTON & do7,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Deaku In
COTTON YARNS, CARPET CIIAlJS,
BATTH, WICKH, TI E YARNS, COItfAOE,
BROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW jYARE,
LOOICO aLAHHES, CLOCKS, FANCY BVSKETS,
TABLE, FLOOR, AND CARHIAtE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. ,ffl Market Street, south sld,,
Phlhulelphla.
gCIIELL, ItEHOEH A CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCI ANTS
Dealers In f
FISH, HALT, CJIIXSH, PROVISIONS, Ac,
Nos. 172 nnd 121 .Vol lb Wharves, abor, ArcliHt.
Philadelphia.
Sole agents lor Wilcox's Wheel Gre.se, In bar
rels, kegs, and cans.
"yAINWIUOIIT A CO.,
W 11 O 1. 1, S A 1, 1", OROOIRH,
N, E, Corner Hecoud and Arch Hlreela,
PlULA'.KM'ltlA,
Dealers In
TEAH, SYRUI-S, COFFEE, SUGAR, IfOLAHHEH,
UICK, HI'ICFJ., Ill CAItli MOUA, 1 ., AC,
. Orders will receive prompt aite it ion,
May 10, IJW-ly.
jTOHN U. YEAOEH A CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
HATH, CAPS, STRAW UOODH AND
LADIES' FURS,
No. 257 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J H. WALTEH,
IMa waller Ac Kauu,
Impoitcrand liaUr In
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUKB.Nl WARE
No, Ml North Third Hlreet,
betv, eeu U tea and Yln
Philadelphia.
FOn NEAT ANI CHEAP
JOB PIUN'lINQ.
CALL AT THE COLUMBIAN OFFICE
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
rjHE ONLY I'LACE
to get tha best
TonACCO AND CIOARH,
AT WHOLESALE AND RCTAIU
Is nt HUNGSIIEROER'H,
a f. w doors below the American House,
Binomsburg, Pa,
Ho has the largest nnd most eeloct of
SMOKING AND CIIEWINO TOBACCO
QVcroITered lo the citlrens of Btoomsbnig. All
the fancy brnnds of
HEOARS,
nnd Hid best Fine-cut and Plug
CIIEWINO TOBACCO,
can Imj had at his counters. .
TOBACCO P1PFJ1
In great varlely are nmong Ills large slot k,
DON'T FORGET TO CALL.
It. It. IIUNSIIEROER.
JJAOEN, HOYI) & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale Dealers In
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SEGARS, Ac,
No. 1 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Consignors can forward their stock "In Bond,
without prciyln tho United Stales lax.
XT W. HANK'S
"VHOLESALE TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. I 111 North Third Street,
belwccu Clierrj and Race, v.(sl side,
Philadelphia.
JUSSELL A WOODKUKK,
Wholesale Dcnlers In
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, l'HT.S, Ac, Ac,
No. II North Third SI rcct, above Market,
Philadelphia.
JjMUSIIMUTH, liUOTHEH & CO.,
WHOLEHAI.l: TOBACCO DEALERS,
No. 131 Ninth Third Htreut,
live flisrs below Race,
Fnclorles, Nos. 221 and 22", (Juarry Street,
Philadelphia.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QIIAHLES W. HNYDEIt,
unAf.rii in
II A K 1) W A H E,
IRON, NAIIJS, STEEL, AC, AC,
AC.
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURG, PENN'A.
Take this inellual of Informlnglbocltlrensof Co.
iulnbiacouty, that he lias opened an extensive
iiariiwaresloroon Main street, In BloomsburR
near Iron street. nnd Hint he has on i,n,i n '
LARGER HTOPK ANII BEITER A HM IRTISH
than can be found imy uhero else in thecountr
und whhli he Intends to sell nt prices which defy
CHAINS, AXES, STEEL, IRON.
I nave chains, nil sles. nxes, oil mako and
weight, steel, all sle, Iron, all shapes, and nil
verj low.
BUILDER'S II A 11 11 W A It K
of every ilcscrlptions. Nnlls, nxle pulleys, xush
cords, latches, loclisand knobs, bull scre'ws.sush
fasts, window springs, baso knobs, strap hinges,
hasps end staples, hooks und staples, and In fuct
w.eiyiuuig nccucu in tnat line.
COACH A WAGON MAKERS' HARDWARI.'
embracing almost every thing in that lino. Als
HARNUSS MAKills' HAItnWAIti:
lUicklet-tainned; buckles, silver plated: bills
urvei) KIIUl , HAMKS, roi;UU tleCS.' IIAMES,
o.i j snuciie trees, gig trees, clrth web. wrai...i
and cotton! thread, silk, awls and needles, tools
u. III, KlUOS.
HIIOKMAKKH'H ir.RIiVAUi;
A full nssortniciit forcarjK(iitcrn. J lmopInne
all kinds sawn; himd.pannel.ilp.nnilcompHSB,
fcquarcs-Ktpel, Iron, nnd try : borlnn machttnn,
cIiNKh, auecrs, hovtls. n atletn, braceH, KHUgfs,
plows, iuU'h, bltsamt ahout i'erythlK fr car
prntcrH. von Tin: pi:oplk qknijuama'
I lia e coal
IicmIs, coal
shoM'li, RcnupH,
coal fsintTH, lant
eriWatiiltlu cutleiy.piH'koL
cutlery, plated fpnaui,
plati'd fork, mt ers, tea and cof
fpo pollmtti'rknlvtH,milHaH,
ci'"" cut miwh, circular haws, RaiiKKaWM,
hatchi'tN, inattKks, plckn( foikH, gruli
IJhiii linoa, shfivrlj., npadent nudlng forkn, hoes,
rakes, bed pins, twine, skate, ploww, eoflln trlm
tnliiKw. Kmpiy, ri'd chalk, white chalk, wire,
horse natlx, meat rut tern, healen, wash hoard-,
horso tmcketH, womlen palls, clothen
plus, b1iu drnr mats, porch mats, par
lor mats, com iwppers, paint
luushew, howo hrushCH, Melgh
lielln,heel ealki, enamel
ed kittles, brass ketlleti,
copper kettlcH,
htew kuttlca.sauco
pans.broad
nxcN, nails,
SledgeH, curtain tlxtuns,
Thltnhlortkclnsan'l boxos,
l'umps, lead pipe, etc.,
Tarred rnpoand liuiulrcls of nrtlclcH not .enu
merated constantly im liand at
pHAUKUSM'.SNYDinvS,
Main Street, MoumsburK.
IRON, TINWARE, &.C.
JkTATIONAL FOUNDHY,
Bloornshiiri.', Columbia County, Pa.
The. subscriber, proprietor of tho above-l vned
extensive establishment, is now prepared lo ro
celve oulers for all klmls or
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, BLAST
FURNACIS, STATION RY ENOINIM,
MILLS, THRESHIXO MACIII.VIW, Aa
He ts also prepareil to make Hloves or all sires
and patterns, Plow-lions, and everything usually
made In first-class Foundries.
His extensive facilities nnd macticul
Tvjirrant him in reccivinn tho largest contractu on
the .nosi leasonauio terms,
drain of all kind will bo takeu In exchange for
Castings.
This establishment located near tlio Laclrr
wanna and Jliosiiusbur Itallroad liepot,
i'KTi:it nir.r-MVKn.
S'
TOVIiS AND TINWARE.
A, M, RUPERT
announces to his rrlcnds nnd customers Hint
continues tho abovn business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOO.MS1IIIRG.
Customers can bo accomislalcl with
FANCY WOVEN
or all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinwaic, ami every va
liety of article found In a Stove and Tinwnro ii.
tnbllshment In thecltlei.imd on Ihomost reason
able terms. Repulrlngdone at the slinrtest notice,
Si DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
jEW STOVE ANI) TIN SI IOI'.
o.t MAIN SlIIKCT, NBAUI.Y orroslTK MII.I.Kll'
HTOUK,
11 LOOMS 11 U 11(1 , PF..VN ' A .
TllKU'ldersigncd has Just fltletl up nud opened
his new 1 '
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
In this place, where ho Is i,reared to make up
new Tin WAKKof all kind. In his Hue, and do
repairing wllh neal uess and dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms. He also keeps on hand
HTOVIX OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES,
which he will sell mum terms to suit purchasers.
Uhu hlniacull. Ilets a go.nl mechanic, and
dfserviugof Ihe publiopatroiiiiKe.
, . JACOB MKT..
Dtnuliisburg, April 9d, 1SI17,
.EOUUE II. IIOIIEUTS,
!mirtcraud Denier In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, OUNH, 4c,
No, 311 North Third Hliect, abov e Vine,
PlUladelphio.
T II. I.ONOSTIIETH,
PAPER-IIANOINO WAIinilOUHIS,
No. 13 North Third Street,
Philadelphia,
SEWING MACHINES.
Q.HOVEH & llAKEH'H
S E W I N U M A 0 II i N E S ,
Were awarded tho Highest Prcmluniasat the Htalo
Fairs of
New York, t Kentucky, Vermont,
Tennessee, New Jersey Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Ohio,
Mississippi, Indiana, Vlrginta,
Michigan, North Carolina, Wisconsin,
California, Iowa, Oregon.
AT the vAiits or run
American institute, Frnnklln Institute, Mary
land Instttule, Mass. Mechanics' Assocla
tlo;i,Penn. Mechanics' Institute, St,
I-ouls Agricultural and Me
chanics Association,
And nt numerous Institutes nnd County Fairs,
Including nil tho I'nlrs at which they wero exhib
ited the pastlhrenycars. FlrstPrlr.es have also
been awardc.l these Machlnesat the exhibitions of
LONDON, I'AUIS, DUIILIN, L1NZ,
Bcsancan, Bayonne.St. Dliler, Chalous, nnd thoy
linve been furnished, by speclnl command, to tho
Empress of Franco, Empressof Austria, Empress
nf Russia, Empressof Brn7.ll, Queen olSpnln, nnd
Queen of Bavaria.
THE (1R0VER A BAKER
ELASTIC-STICK
S E W I N 0 M A C II I N E S
aro superior to all others for the following rett'
sons:
1. They sow with two threads direct from the
spools, and requiring no rewinding.
2. They are more easily nndcrstnisl ond used
and less liable to derangement than olhec ma-
cnincH.
3. Thcv nre caiii(bleor.ptiilMU... -r,iv ii.
out change of adjustment, ninuch greater variety
j. oiiik iniui oiuer inncnines.
4. The stitch made by these machines Is much
more firm, elastic, and durable, especially upon
""oo require in no wnsiied and Ironed
than anyother slllch.
5. Tills Slltcll. nu'tlwr ......... l .. t.l. 1.
under thread is lnwiought, is much tho most
Piunip nun ix-nuiinn in use, and retains this
PhimnnCSS llllll beitlttv nv.n ........ n-.ln
iuenlly washisl nnd Boned until they are orn
II. The structure of tho seam isstich thnt, though
It bo cut or broken nt Intervals of only a few
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor invel, but
nmuin nrm and durable.
7. Unlike other mnchlncH. these fusten h.th
enils of the seam by lliolr own operation.
K With Ihese limelilues. while silk la liseil II, inn
the right or face side of the seam, cotton may be
used Ul.li Ihe other side without lessening Ihe
stlengthorilurnbllltyof theseam. This can be
louooii no other machine, mid Is n great nnvlng
uK)u mi ariicies mtclied or iiindn up Willi silk.
U. These machines, In addition to their superior
met its ns instruments for sowing, by n change of
mUustmenl, easily learned and practised, execute
uiouiosi ncnuitiul ana permanent embrolilerv
uuu (irnuineuiai worn.
In nilillllon tolhelr fainlly machine thee have
niso ine
IMI'HOVED DOUBLE LOCK
STITCH ilACIIINES,
making a slllch alike on Isilh sides. Tills Coin
pany make both the Ixick and Double stitch Ma
chines, so that peisons hnvlng a preference can
select such as they like lies I, and II not suited can
exchange, for tho oilier, IhusgMng the public tin)
udvantngit of this arrangement, Thoy also make
uie newiy invented
NO. 1 LOCK STITCH MACHINES
an udvnnco upon nil nuichlnes heretofore known
forSCWlni! With Dm I.ncU.S.tlf,.l. f, i
power and strength, especially adapted for tnllois,
iiiniiiiiusria, iniruess-innKcrs, carriage-trimmers,
and lor all ilcscrlptions or work to which the
loik-stltcb Is tinnllciilite t, u....l.u ...in. ,
facility silk, cotton, or linen thread, and will sow
um uncsi musnn ns wen ns uie thickest leather.
Price Jsi). with lli ininers, Ssa. Their No. 0 is
A LIGHT JWXXIMI MACIIIXi:,
cnntaiulmrnianvtmori-iveiMfniu .A-.ni.
hiring, vesl.muklng, llglit shocmaklng, ns w ell as
fur ramlly sewing. Ijirgn numbers of these ma
chines nre In use, and they give universal sails,
faction. None who havo seen this machine will
w illingly use the noisy nnd cumbrous lock-stitch
.imiiiiiies imreioioro in general luo. Price tu,
with llemmers,
These mnchlucs of every description, can bo had
ut the agent's office ln;Blooiml,urg, nt positively
me manufacturer's prices, to which the attention
of tho publlo Is especially Invited.
T. II. MASTERS, Altai,
7urffnun't Jlulltling,
Bl.OOMSUUHO,
Marsg'SMy. Colunbla County, Pa.
P JII'IHE SII U'lTLE fcEWINO-MA-lJrAt.'?-I?l?J.,7,.i,.l,.',.r.,?r
,0"' "'hers for
1 Af,",'i AW fANlKAliTIJmN(l PURI-OSES
... i i, " "" 'he latest lmpruveinents: nre speedy
niilseless-'durable: and easy towork.
I lltStrateil ClriMihtru fri-o A.i.u...iui to..
eral illscounl ullowed. No cons gnments maUe.
Address EMI'liTi; H. M. Co..
augl-ly Clli Broadway. New York
poVI)EH KEUS AND LUJII1EH.
W. M. MONROE A CO.,
Rupert, Pa,,
Manufacturers of
POWDER KEQs,
and dealers In all kinds of
LUMBER,
give notice that they are prcpurrd to accomodate
their custom with dispatch, anil on the cheajst
T V. LA.M1IEIIT,
If a J
h ROHS, HIIOIT A IX).,
Importers and Jobb-rs of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VtHTINOS, Ac.,
Nn, 301 Market Sb.et,
Phlhulelphla!
jJILLEH & HOST,
Suoi'essors tu Franklin P.Htzer A Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
LIQUORS, W1Ne4,Ao
Nos. 410 and 12 North Tb rd Hire el,
Philadelphia!
A. IIENDIJY, T
Successor to Itaar) 4 Harris,
Manufacturer am) Hl.'iil) Dealnr lu
booth XnIThiiiIih,
No. M North Thlnl lilreet,
Philadelphia.
T I'. I1EAUD,
' a
wllh LIPI'INCOTT. BONIW CO..
Manufacturers and WIiolcsl), Dealers in
HATH, CAPS, FURS, AND hjlAW OOODH,
No, 111 Market Btijet,
Pklkvdelpkta.'i
SEWING MACHINES,
rUK FLOltENCE
HEWINO-MACIIINISS
ARK THB BEST IN TUB WORLD.
Halesrootns, rew Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pn,
While ft largo number of Machines have, been
ofTered to Ihe public, soaie of which possess points
of excellence And acknowledged merit, we hnve
long felt what others havo experienced, the ne
cessity of a Machine moro perfect In Its mechanl
cal structure, combining In the
HIGHEST DEGREE
SIMPLICITY WITH DURABILITY,
nnd while cnpnblo nf doing ft
greater Hanoi: of work,
one that could be easily understood and comprs.
bended by all.
To supply a Hewlng-Machlno free fromthanls.
lections attached to others has been no easy tn.lt!
for we not only hod to surpass nlhor Machines a,
they appeared years ngo, but also as Improved
from time to llmo by more recent experience.
This we boldly claim haa been necompl,led by
uL 11"l",,""rB "'. nl the ,,.
tlent. untiring labor of years and In present n.
our Macklno to th public, we shall make .",,
assertions respecting lis merits, which wo ar.
prepared to snbsianl late In every part Icular
Dlsemdlng the Clmln and Loop.or Knit slliche.
we adopted Uio
LOCK STITCH
(alike on both sides of thn fabric), which Is re.
gamed by tho musses ns best suited lo all kinds
of work Rut to meet objection, Somelime, uC
again, th . favorlle slllch, we have added the!
wlTch Is'" k' nn'' K"1' rMi" "'
STRONGER AND MOUH ELASTIC!
ieTeet'a"...' U"M "n,"l"-' "I""
PERFECTLY SUITED
(o every grade of fabric, nnd where nect.sary sew
h,m"f,"'",n"l'n 't Is possible lo do by
THE FLORENCE
Inakes
FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHFi
with as much case a, ordinary Machines make
one, and wllh as Utile u achincry.
coTit . r?" "'"'""W "' "'as been all we
could desire, and from It. first Introduction Ihe
I lurcncu has gained hosts of friends, and been
regarded ns a
HOUSEHOLD NECIVsSITYj
proving that the public fully appreclale the many
advantages combined In the Florence .Machine
Over all others, th. Florence must be seen to b.
fully appreciated.
We claim lor the
FLORENCE
the follow ing
ADVANTAGES
overnny and all
sewing-machines IN THE WORLD:
It makes fourdirrerent stitches, tho lock,
knot, douhle-lock, nnd double-knot, ol one and
lie. same machine. Ii h slllch being alike on
both sides of Ihe fabric.
Every .Machine hn. the reversible feed mo
Ion, which enables the operator, by simply tnm.
ng a thumb-scow, to have the work run either
to the riuhl or lurt. to ut. nn ..... .,
or fasten Ihe ends of seams, wllhout turning the
3- tliauging th length of stitch, nnd from
one kind of stitch to another, can readily be dons
whllg the Machine Is hi motion.
tfVrThonccillo a easily n.ljllsted, nnd does not
sklpslllclies,
-It is almost noiseless, and can be used
wheioiiulet Is necessary,
9-Its motions are nil positive; there are mi
springs to get out of order, and Us simplicity en
ables any ono to operate 11.
11 does not require liner thread ou the under
than for the upper side, and will sew across the
heaviest scam, or from one lo more thicknesses
of cloth, without change of needle, tension, break.
Ing thread, or skipping stitches.
-The llemmer Is easily adjusted, and will
turn any width or hem desired.
vjfu other Machine will do so or at a n.niie
of wolk as the Florence.
Jtrd- It will hem. fell ,..
and gather and sewou arum, at the same time.
It ha. no springs to get out of order, nnd will lnt
a lifetime.
- It is fully protected and llceused by Ellas
Howe, Jr., and our own letters Patent.
The taklm: no of the slack. M,r....i i. ....
formed bv the lricvulnr isinlra.lln.. ..a . ...i- 11
or uncertain operatlou of springs. Tho precision
nnd nccurncy with which tho Florence draws the
thread Into tho cloth Is unnpproached oy anv
sewlng-Mnehlne hitherto olfere.! In the world.
We furnish each Maehlno with " Barnum's Self.
Suwer," w hlon guides the work Itself, and Is of In-
raiciunme value, especially to Incxpcllenco oper
ators.
While possessing tho above, and many other
advantages, tho Florence Is sold nt corresponding
prices with oilier Itrst-clnss Machines, and n care,
ftil examination will fully substantiate all that
wo hava claimed for It, and Justify the assertion
wo now make, that it Is tho best Howlng-Machlue
in me world.
We waraant over-Machine to bo all that e
claim for It, and to glvo entire satisfaction, and
win give a wnueu wnrrauly, If required.
Liberal arrangements made wllh those who buy
to sell ngaln. Further information may be hud
by Inclosing stamps to the General Office of the
Floience Sowlng-Machlna Compunr,o30Chosluut
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.,
PRICES OF MACHINES.
No. 1, Plain. This Machine makes the lock
and knot stitches ,nnd haa the reversible feed.. td3
No. 2, Florence, Gold-ornamented Machine,
wiin drawer, ami ugui cover, without lock;
mnkisi nil the four stitch, and lias tho re
versible feed f74
No. 3. Silver-plated Machine, ornamented ;
inoie ou-nnisueu walnut, Willi heavy half
ease, lock and drawer ; makes nil tho four
stitches, and has tho reversible feed Ill
No. i. Silver-plated Machine, highly orna-
inenieu, anil inakes nil the four atltuhes,
nnd has the reversible feed,
Polished mahogany table $sfl
Polished Rosewood Table bj
No, . Walnut table, la oll..... w
Mahogany table, In .IL, ..-......,. M
Rosewood table. In oil it;
No. 6. Walnut, oil finished Ill
iunnegany table y
Rosowooil table....,Mt,..,..M,.,w..MMM,. yi
O. O, EVANS, Oeneral Agenl,
030 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
rpiIE LOST CAUSE, '
TIIK 0I.T STAKPAHn OrnciAi.
SOUTHERN IIISTOItY OV THE
WAll.
By Edward A, rollard, of Virginia.
HAM 1TEL SCI I WKPPENI USER OF MIFFLIN
Township, bus procured the Agency of Columbia
( onnty, for Uie sale of tho alloys work. It com
prises u full account of tho rlso and progress of
ilio late Southern Confederacy, the campaigns,
battles, Incidents nnd adventures or the most gl.
gnnllo struggle or Ihe World's history. Conildcia
lu uno large volume or nearly euu pages, wllh
TWKNTV-FOUIt HPLENDII) STEEL
PORTRAITS
or distinguishes.! Confederate leaders. The hlslo
rv of the vaiiiiiilsli.Kl liu, -.n... ...
the rnnf the victor, and to Insure lusllco to the
Seuthein cause, the ism must be taken by some
ft? vlnd cut on of his coiinlrynion,
In u history which shnll challenge the criticism
if the Intelligent, audlnvllelho allentlon ol all
honest liniuliers. Sucha work will boor peculiar
merest to the i candid and Intelligent public ol
the North, and Is ofthe utmost Importance lo the
; rt; i;.- :.-. ..ri "'ro,
. . iih , T ' "lo "o"i". IS uouoiless tilt, heal
uimllniHl to prepare ii complete nnd slumlord Ida
lory of the ft ar, and to nummlt to the present
"V.W!fFl,,rBl,ol,''lhful nd wor by re--ifaJ
a.f i ''"Ir : .t ruicKla and of n cause'lost,
!f,H"J'L',"",r' haying been employeil during lh"
entire pcrlo.1 of iheVar,as editor of a Rlchuiond
ncwspusir, Ifebuw.
JoiiM aiLiimiT, " 110:0.", hoyau
QIL1IEHT & ItOYAL,
KSTAtaisiinn mvi.
WHOLFiaAI.E DRUGG1HTH,
Nos, limi and Ml Np,(h Third Hirer I,
Philadelphia,
Importers' and Deulers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Hl'ICEH, PAINTH, 01 LH.
UIARH, DYKBTUKFH, At'.,
May W, 1807-ly,