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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOM&BU.RG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
DRY GOODS, &c.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
DRY GOODS.
I TOBACCO & SEGARS.
SEWING MACHINES.
farmer's pijartmfiit.
lull llll. 1X11.1 Mill IN.
Tht (lre,
Wb hn vp, for Hovrrnt yeurj, pultl iiiu-,
tlculnr attention to nrtlclt's In nrlcnltn
ml porlmllonN ns well in In tlio roijuliir
lU'portft from' tin; Aixrloulturul l)omrt
mettt lit Wiwhlii;tiii, upon tho Hiilijet't
of grao culturo, fur tlio piirpiHu of
forming mi opinion upon tlio compara
tive merits of the various lending vari
eties of nntlvo grapes. Olio variety In
ii )i tit x t
high unxllt, and now plante,lextcn4vo -
li. Ii. tl... Vn.tl. I J...J.
I.S., 4IVI'Hl,lll (lllll II ViULUI l'lillin
Is tlio Crovcllng, which originated near
illoomshurg, and Is believed to bo a
eodllng of tho Fox. Kor qunllty It
ninKH tunong the best of American
grupu), nnil It Is of good .sire and ripens
cnriy.
Tlio Delaware grape Is famous and
jxipular, mid in quality Isoxcoedod by
no other native grape. To say that It Is
dollclous ivs ntntilo grape, Is to express
thuslniplo trntli,aiid If It were larger
and tho vine moro successful in cultlva
tiou, it would have no competitor.
The Concord Is the grape for careless
growers and for nllfortH of people. It
txurs profusely. Is vigorous in growth
nml tho berry is large. It is a smiling
of tlio Fox nid has thu characlerNtlcs
nt Its parent. In souui li'siiects In too
great 11 degree. It has the Fox harsli
lata with some toughness of pulp (In
tills rcsjiect differing very much from
tho Urovellng) nnd must therefore, as to
quality, dike a second rank. A venr or
two since, Mr. Ureelcy offered u nrciiil
um of ono hundred dollars to ho award
ed for the best native grape, which,
after some hesitation', was awarded by
committee to thu Concord. It will no
doubt bo displaced from Its position of
preenilnenco by other varieties, a great
number of which nro coming into no
tlce.
Dr. ('. W. Grant, of Java Island, In
the Hudson Itiver, lias succeeded in In
troducing into notice two new varieties,
seedlings produced by iilm-elf, which
have a high character and command a
high price. They are named .lava an.-l
Jnvnlln, and are no doubt, grapes of
much merit. A competitor of tliteu Is
thu Adirondack, a grape which origina
ted near Pliittsburg, iiftlioWtateof New
York, and which, by some, lias been
put at tlio head of tlio list.
At present the varieties In highest
rcpoto as trine grapes are Norton's Vir
ginia and Ivc's Seedling. Tho former
is from Kichmond, Virginia, and the
latter originated nt or near Cinciunattl.
They are tioth said to be verysuccossfui
in the West, particularly in Ohio. Very
good wlno is mudo from tho Delawaro
grape, but there is question mailt) of its
general adaptation to vineyard cultiva
tion. We observe that complaints are
made by growers that the robins nro
very fond of Delawaro grapes and very
much in the habit of robbing tho vine
yards of that particular fruit. Perhaps
this proves thu good tate of tho birds.
We shall notice other varieties of tho
graio in future numbers, and shall give
homo account of experiments which
have be made in the production of
hybrids by crowing foreign and native
kinds. Some very promising varieties
have been thus produced.
Tklulilug Fruit Crops.
Wb onco heard a successful raiser nnd
marketer of peaches say, that, by thin
ning the crop to about one-third or one
fourth its ordinary numbers on loaded
trees, ho was stltl nblo to obtain as many
bushels as before, on account of tho in
creased Klze, and to obtain triple price.
During an nbundnntteason, his neigh
bors who neglected thinning, found it
dllllcuit to get llfty cents per bushel,
while he sold all his readily at a dollar
and u-half. All trees that overbear, and
all that have defective fruit, either from
tho attacks of Insects or otherwise, will
Ikj iiiucIi improved in the quality or their
crops by timely thinning remember
ing uiways to pick otr tlio poorest speci
mens and leave tlio best. Even thu ap
ple crop, which is cheaper and more
nliunihint than .most others, should not
bo neglected. If any ono who doubts,
will remember fora moment that an over
loaded tree has to be llnally picked by
hand, ho will ico tho propriety of doing I
apart of his picking so early in thu'
M'leion that the portion left may bo im
proved by tho operation.
.Suppose, for example, that a treo has
at this moment three thousand growing
appiis upon it, and thnt two thousand
are MiiaU or f-cabby, or Infested by tlio
apple worm or stung by tho cureiilio. If
ho allows these three thousand nil to
grow, they will crowd each other, and
nono of them will bo largo and fine fla
vored. Yet If sulfered to remain, they
mint lie all finally hand-picked, and
bo carefully let down and carried in
hu"kets. Now, Instead of this laborious
process, let thu owners pick oil' two
thousand poor ones, which, requiring
no euro to keep from bruising, may lie
donowitli great rapidity. The remain
ing thousand, which will then huve n
chnnro to swell up in size mid become
perfect In flavor, may bo gathered when
mature with far less trouble than the
original threo thousand. Let tho ex-i-erlmcnt
be made now in season.
rrrnrrt Inir Prtill without UuRar,
Wn givo the following recipe lor
preserving fruit without sugar, as it
must bo ti great saving of expense on
tho old Hystcm of using a eertnln quan
tity of sugar to each pound of fruit.
In thesu days of high prices economy
should bo exercised in every way possi
ble, for tho time may como when tho
benefits of btrlct economy may bo felt
and appreciated:
To preserve fruit lu this way, for win
ter use, in a fresh stnte, put the fruit in
bottles, till them up with cold spring
writer, tto down with bladder tightly;
put them in a kettle or copper of cold
water up to tho neck of tho bottles, witli
hey to steady them; let them simmer
for n quarter of an hour, hut not boil;
let them cool in tho wnter; wipe tlio
bottles, and put in u dry place. On no
account open them till their contents
aro wanted for eating.
11 ow ) nulla (lilmury,
In building a chimney put a quantity
of wilt in tho mortar with which the In
tercourbo of bricks aro to lie laid. The
effect will bu thut thero never will be
any accumulation of soot In that ehlnir
ney. Tho philosophy Is thus stated!
Tho salt lu tho portion of mortar which
Is exK)sl absorbs moisture uvery damp
day. Tho soot thus becoming dump
fulls down to tho tire-plats.-.
That man cannot boyourfrltmlwho
will not allow you loteach lilmnnytliing
'I'lie Klttauiul III Collide r.
TiIHiu: wns imeeu cobbler, who work--il
very linrtliintl wm very honest I but
tlll he could not earn enough to llvo up
ii and at last nil ho had In llin world
was gone, niivo Just Icnlher enough to
mako one pair of kIkkh,
Then ho cut his Inither out, all ready
to mako up next day, meaning to rlsu
early In tho morning to his work. Ills
.......L - ..l....- 1.1 . ,.... II, .1.
i-uh-h-iuii.-.1 m ir cii'iu ( i nn iii'itri iiu-u
1, ,,.. ... .,.. .
" -v ww...,... i iiv. "vin
peaceably to lied, left all Ids cares to
Heaven, and soon fell asleep, lu the
morning after ho said his prayors,ho sat
himself down to his work ; when to his
great wonder, there stood the shoes all
ready made, upon the table. Tlio good
man knew not what to say or think at
such an odd thing happening. Ho look
ed at tho workmanship ; there was not
ono false stitch 111 tlic wholujoh; all was
fonciitnndtrucjlhat It was quite a mas
terpiece. The same day a customer came in,
and the shoes suited him so welt that he
willingly paid u price higher than irtual
for them ; and thopoor .sliocmaker,witli
tho money, bought leather enough to
mako two pair more, lu the evening
lie cut out the work, and went tubed
curly that he might get up and begin
betimes next day; but ho was saved nil
the trouble, for when hu got up in the
morning thu work was done ready to
Ids hand. Soon in camo buyers, who
paid hlin handsomely for Ills goods, so
that ho bought leather enough for four
pair more. Ho cut out tho work again
over night and found It done again as
beforo; and so It went on for some time:
what was got ready In tlio evening was
dono by daybreak, nnd tlio good mini
soon became thriving and well olf
again.
Ono evening about Christmas time, us
ho and his wife wero sitting over tlio
fire chatting together, ho said to her, "I
should like to sit up and watch to-night
that wo may seo who it Is that comes
and does my work for me." The wife
liked the thought; so they left n light
burning, and iiid themselves in tlio cor
ner of the room, behind a curtain that
was hung up there, and watched what
should happen.
Vs soon as as It was midnight, tliero
c.iuio In two Ilttlo naked dwarfs ; and
they sat themselves upon the slioema
ker's bench, took up all the work that
was cut out,nnd began to ply with their
little lingers, stitching and rapping and
tapping away at suchu rate, that the
shoemaker was all wonder, and could
not take his eyes off them. And on they
went, till the Job was quite done, and
the shoes stood ready for use upon the
talile. This was long before daybreak ;
and then they hustled uway as quick as
lightning.
Tho next day tlio wife said to the
shoemaker, "These Ilttlo wights have
made us rich, and wooughtto bo thank
fut to them, and do them n good turn if
we can. I am quite sorry to seo them
run about as they do ; nnd Indeed It is
not very decent, for they have nothing
upon their backs to keep off the cold.
I'll tell you what, I will make each of
them a shirt, and a waistcoat, and a
pair of pantaloons Into tho bargain;
and do you make each of them a little
pair of shoes."
Tho thought pleased the good cobbler
very much ; and ono evening when all
tilings were ready, they laid them on
tlio table, Instead of tlio work that they
used to cut out, nnd then went nnd hid
themselves, to watch what tlio little
elves would do.
About midnight in they came, danc
ing and skipping, hopped round the
room, and they went to sit down to
their work as usual ; but when thoy saw
the clothes lyingfor them, they laughed
and chuckled, and seemed mightily do
lighted.
Then they dressed themselves in tho
twinkling of an eye, and danced and
apereu nnii sprang anout, as merry as
could bo; till ut last they danced out nt
the door, and away over thu green.
Tho good couple saw them no more;
but every thing went well witli them
from that time forward, as long as tltcv
lived.
The I.I011 mitt tlir Mom.
A I. kin wiissleeplng in his luir, when
a mouse, not knowing wliciohn was go
ing, ran over the mighty beast's nose
and awakened him. Tho lion clapped
his paw upon tho frightened little crea
ture, and was about to make an end
of I1I111 in a moment, when tho moiHO
In a pitiable tone, besought him to spare
ono who hud so unconsciously offended,
and not stain hi- honorable paw with so
small a prey. The lion smiling at his
little pri-oner's fright, generously let
him go. Now it Iinppcdued no long
time after, that tlio lion, wlillo ranging
tho woods for ids prey, fell Into tho toils
of tho hunters ; and finding himself en
tangled without hope of escape, set up
n roar that filled the whole forest with
Its echo. Tho mouso recognising the
voice of Ids former preserver, ran to the
"pot, and without more r.do set to work
to nlbblo the knot in the cord that
bound tho M011. nnd in a short thno set
the noble beast nt liberty; thus con-J
vineing him that kindness Is seldom 1
thrown away, und that there Is no crea-1
turn so much below another but that he
may have It in hi- power to return a
good oltlce.
TU rutlltr ami lila tun I)i.uKhl rr.
A Man who had two daughters mar
ried ono to ngnrdencr.tho other ton pot
ter. Aftera while ho paid 11 visit to tho
gardener's, and asked Ids daughter how
she was nnd how It fared witli her.
"Excellently well," said she; "wo have
everything that wo want; I have but
ono prayer, that wo may linvo n heavy
storm of rain to water our plants." Off
ho set to thu potter's nnd asked his oth
er daughter how matters went with her.
"There Is not a thing wo want," she
replied; "mid I only liopo tills lino
weather may continue, to bnko our
tlltH." "Alni'lr . snlil Mm ftl,n-i uif
you wish for lino weather, and your
sisier ior rain, wmcli am I to pray for
myself."
Tli Trumptli-r Takru Prisoner.
A T11u.MiT.TK.11 being taken prisoner
In 11 battle, begged hard for quarter,
"Spare me, good sirs, I beseech you,"
said lie, "and put mo not lo death with
out n cause, for I have killed no one
..vi.m, ,1.,,,., ,, ,,llt uus
trumpet only." "For that veryrcuson."
. .1 1 ,1 , 1 1 ... ... ..
said they who hud seized him, "shall '
YOU t lUSOOIierd O. forwithont tliimnlr.
It to tight, yourself, you stir up others
to warfuro and blood shed."
Ho who Incites to btrifo is vorso than
ho who taken part in It,
HAND Ol'ENINO
UHANH Ol'KNINO
OtlANll Ol'KNLNO
OttA.NII Ol'KNINO
IHIA.NI) OPKNINU
KALI. ANll WINTKH (I001M,
PALL AND WINTKH OOODS,
TALL ANll WINTKH UOODH,
FALL AND WINTKH OOOIM,
FALL AND WINTKH OOODH,
(Onslfttlllg III
culislstlllg nf
consisting (if
consisting of
conlsLlt.a. of
llltV (100DS,
DUV OOOIVS,
DIIY OOODS,
DUY OOODH,
llltV HOODS,
HATH AND CAPS,
MATH AND CAffl,
HAW AND CAIN,
HATS AND CAIN,
1 1 ATS AND CAW,
MOUTH AND HIIOKH,
HOOTS AND SHlIKH,
illlOTM AND HIIOIX,
HOOTS AND HIIOKH,
HOOTS AND HIIOIX,
IIKADY-MADK CUJTHINO,
ItKADY-MAIlK CUITIIINO
1 1 1 ! A 1 1 V-M A 1 1 1! CLOT 1 1 1 NO,
miADV-MADU CLOTHINO,
UIIADV-MADK CLOTHPtO,
LOOKINO-OLAHHIX,
1.O0KIN0-0LAHSIX,
I.OOKINO-OLAKH1-X,
LOIIKINO-OLAHSIX,
I.OOKINO-OI.ASHLK
NOriOXH,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
NOTIOr.H,
Ndl'KIXH,
1'AINTH AND OILS,
l'AINTH AND IIIIX,
PAINTS AND OIIX,
l'AINTH AND OII.H,
PA I NTH AND OILS,
(inocT.itux,
OHOCKIIIIX,
onocKitnx,
OltOUKHIIX,
ouocnnms,
QlIKKNHWAIti:,
(JUKKNHWAIli:,
(iUKIINSWAIli:,
ciiiKr.NHWAiii:,
QUiXNswAm:,
HAltDWAItK.
HAHDVAKi:,
IIAIlDWAIti:,
HAimwAiti:,
HAiinwAHi:,
TINWAlll:,
TINWAHK,
TINWAIti:,
TINWAHK.
TINWAHK,
HALT,
HALT, '
HALT
HALT,
HALT,
PISH,
KIWI,
PISH,
KITH,
KIHII,
OUAIN
Olt.UN
OHAIN
OUAIN
OHAIN
AND HKKDH,
ANll SIXDS,
AND M1KDS,
AND HKI'.DH,
ANll KKl'IlH
.ili'KI'.LVV,
McKLI.VY,
MrKKI.VV,
McKKLVY,
Ml-KIILVY,
NIIAL
NKAL
NKAL
NKAL
NKAL
t'O.'H,
CO.'H,
(JO.'fl.
I'O.'S,
CO.'H.
Niirlliwtut mnoTiir M11I11 ini.l Murki't Hlrti l,
NuilliKiwt I'orinT of Miilu unit Murki t Muvl,
Norlhwut cornur of Muln nnd MurUi I Htiwln,
Norlliwi't oornrrof Mnln runt Mi.rki t Htri'iU,
NorHm-mi i tin r of sfuiit 111..1 Mmkttbtrnta,
lILOOMHiiimo,
IILOOMHIimiO,
WiOOMHIIUItO,
IIUlOMHIItlltd,
lllO.MSHUHO,
IKON
1HON
IIION
IUIIN
IIION
AND
AND
AND
AND
AND
MAI IX,
NAIIX,
NAILH,
NAIIX,
NAIIX
!,', Ir.uf,",'111""""''1' '"'""I "". iwy
P.
0. IIOWKK,
I'l'iiotl 11 flrNt'!an
HOOT, HI10K, II AT AND CAP HTOHK
in ii enm mnii on jniiiiKiri'i t, iiik)ii,i,ihk,
toi'kli')iiii.mlslorih.veryliili-Htnn, imfi
Ilia
-lr liinr.l ti Ui.t ..lll.n.w ..r ....I...... il 7i
myl
! "sHiiiii.lat.i Dm imhlio III, u, tJ"&:
.Mi'll nilf lil flu,. nn-li'M kip, iloublu Mile
lloy.' tljIl.l H lu. Msn' movo kill Coiwn.K,Ao
Mr ulovo klil llnlm(iniliilii ,.M,.1'lWoiiii.ii'
liy;, mill mljii'' xlnvK kM Inallnic Killiem. Wis
.', !.. . .-- r ,r."'(
iii""mi, wompirn nuii'iMcmiiiiiuci
"I""'", isnniimn kIiim-k, .Mim.i'm' mill rlillil'H
,Jmr, oiiihi', ihim.-. i)y',Vm'i i'iJim'!
"i"lllinil uru'iyor
HATH, (IAIN, AND HTIIAW OOOIW
of pvi ry kliul, ut tliu iowiuit iirlcwu. Ijutli foi null
arm outiiilry iiriMlure,
IU'iiiuinljertliuA(liiu-tlon UlnourKootls. Doli't
bo ulariiiiHl at Uo ory of lilitli prlooa.T,ui call und
net lot yourwUuH, Iuictfully.
r.auowit.
G
-MoYF.Il'rt
OLD lXTAIlLIHIIP.n IlllUO HTllltn.
DltniHI DltlKl.sil DIlTTCWIll
Tin: most piiinU'tPiitUrnrcfiill.x cl ilnlsioclt
lolio rotlliil In tlio rouiity, eonlitlnit In lull t of
Dnm, ClieinloiN,
Point, Ollr,
01n, VnrnNlirn,
Pnlly, HriKhcr,
ll.voMliill .Mlxist Pullita,
HYHUl'H, IXHKM'KU, KXTIIALTM, HPICIX,
ISSKSTtAI, oll-S,
IVrruinory, I l.il r 1 1 .n,
Kiincy Hn.us, UrlKlicn,
Ciinibs, CiistnctltM,
Hlnllnnorj'. Porltot llookn,
PKN KNIVIX, PIIT.S, CIOAH.S, TOIIACCO.
Lull's, ClIIMM'Vs, HIIAliM, IIUIINI.IIS,
Hiiiiiiic'i", Cliiilnoh Willis,
ColliotrrM, '' Hpccllllllill
HyrliiKi', Ilioint PniiiH,
Trusses of n.provcil iimke,
A InrKoniiKorltni'iitnf (hulce Lkiliors Tor .MmIIcI
mil iniriswrii, toucllur with Iho various
WKI.L KNOWN HTOMACII DITTKHS.
Tlii'soHlth tunny other nrtleles too liuinrroiK
loHsiry r.irliuifUHlc wliloli ilelles eimie!ltlon
liollins Mwinlii pilco nml tlieiimlllyortheKoinN.
I'lllslrtANSl'ltliScllll'TIONS eolll'OITNIICIl WITH
TIIK t'TMOST CAltR ANll li:sl' VI I'll.
Country ileillcrs nro linlteil to hum-el the
moek lielore un hnsliiK risen here, ns they will
llllil It Kreully to their n lviilltiiBe. Ki mil L'ooils
nro eonstimtiy heliiK ren lvisl from tho rlty, nml
n lie olttthmt tilfur lii ti botanic or retail,
uenieinueriliopinee i;xcilAMln IIMick nhovo
KxrkniiRa Hotel, .Mnln Ktreet, Ulooinsliurit.
Allfflisl !, 1NI7,
T It. MOYKH,
WIIOLKHALK.l; HKI'AIL
D 11 U CI a I H -r,
COIINKU Of MAIN ANll M llUSnr Hrt.KKrs,
liLoo.MHiit;i;o, pa.,
whole ullllie fouiul 11 Inmo nml neleet loelt i.r
DltlK,
MKDlOINlvS AND tMIKMICALS.
Also nil tho
I'Aiiisr MKinclM.s oe Tin: hay,
I am nlso prcpnreilto furnish Country Stores ltli
Coslor oil, Ooilfrey's Conllnl,
TUIll.INGHrON'H HAIXAM,
ntnliill other meillelnes kept In their line nt City
pi lees.
43. Pieserlpllons ciinfnlly i'oiMpoulul'il nt nil
hour.
In moillelnrs, ipmlily u of the ill vt lin rtimc o.
llloomshurir, .lutie", 1Si!7
7 i:vKnr.TT a nit. j. n. case's
ukv niira sroin:,
IN OUAN(li:viLLK,
J U H T O V E N E I)
WITH A SI'l.y.Nlllll ANll VAlilF.II ASMinrMi:NT OK
cnoiis Ai'i'iniTAi.NiNii 1 11 tiii: iiia'ti iiusixksh.
I'l'iti: nituos, C1IK.MIC.M.H, inc.,
AIAY.US ON 1IANI1.
Ill hholt nny nrtlelo Hint ran I nme.l In the
l"lilll nil ho lini I nt Iholi Moie. Dr. J. II
1 use Isn prnetloncr, nml nlso iiniterstnuils Plnr
innev: I.. lAireltls n .Me.lloii Muilenl, hns ut
teuihsl 11110 lei 111 nt tlio .no..rt.... t.uii....l ,...m
mill unili'mtnn'N llioeoiiiiHiuinlliior Hruu-s. " '
llo Yiespiyirully Invllolhoi'iitronniiio of their
rrieniKmiii thepuWIo uem-rnliy, ussurlnj: ihem
S , K. llllil U'llllloV'el. . Ill 1... 1
will he tiesh noil pure. inuring
Vrinat rncmiuni -Of
11 Silver Meilnl
WAi AirARDEH 10
Off BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE yJL
lly th i ll. II. blaM ArlcDltiiral Soclrlr. l ti
It, I air liolilrn In bathini, Scpt.'.n, 111.
II All It i:XT'B
Vegetable Hair Restorative
IlNtorct any llalrlo It nttnrl color. Vto
fAinotca tho prowth ot the Hair. Ciianica the
ft roota to their original mnic ictlun. tridl-.
cftea Dandruff and llumora. IVcrenla
llnir lulling ouL ji a buicrior Dtung. t
k and ia lhamait populoraod rU- f
kbl artti'lo tlimuitiout tho . .
I.Qtt, Writ, KomIi and C
sftV bouth.
J. R. DA n RETT & CO., Proprieloii,
MANCIIE3TE1I, N. II.
i-4-Holilhy U N. MOYKH. llioomkhuic. Pn.
nml Drut'Klstiigeliernlly, fnrir.Tli7-Ciu
THB , OBEAT
ZINGARI BITTERS
The component p&rts tt UiU rcmnrV&Ua prcnar&tion
were firit iliscoTcreil, compountleil anil uliiributeil.
lomo twenty yeare sgo, by llr. Cuiorics, tlio cele
trateil Esypllan rhyilclan. Thous&oils of till lutTcr.
leg connlr) men were rcitorcil to licaltn,ai wtllai great
cumlicra cflhe lohablunts of Nubia anil Abyuinia,
a&a ot thccountrlei bordering uptp Uio Houtlierncoail
-.vi um aicauerraneaD sea.
inuecu, tho lunl or thu
ZINUAIII DITTEIIS
won spread over Kurope,
anil was adopted by tno
principal l'liyilclani la
charge of the hoepltals of
tho old world, In which It
ll Still mill WHS
Hint success 1 ho Iceroy of Ugypt placed the nam!
cl m. Cueopscb upon the " lloll of Nobles," and pre
sented to turn a Medal bearing the following Inscrip
tion! "llB. Cmoricl, tho Public Ilintfactor." This
Hitters Is now offered to the public of America wlm
Hie full assuranco that It will bo found, upon a fair
trial, toiact as arpcclflo for tho euro of
(holers, Dysentery, Diarrhirri, cho.cra
Jlorbu., r c,,r , Agllc, cUotv I.'eier,
llheunintisni, TyplioiiT Fever. 1) siiril
tollc, Ilronchltls, Coiimiiinlioi,. 1'lBto.
ltn.c.;t.U1'""lt "'o KlUncja, Ntrioua
Uehlllly, and Female Coinplaliits.
Remlrkablo curi rf dm uiu..... .ii...... kn
cffjctisl by Its mo, as numcrouscertlllcatcs, many from
regular physicians, fully uttest; and It Is destined to
supcrsedo any pieparallon catant. Alan agreeablo
Tonic, and an
i.vviooiumo heyiracc.
IT HAS
NO EQUAL.
Tnrs ,ni
ZIMGAKI IHTTnrtS
HAS BOL'I.
A3 WCI.L AS DODY,
AND AS A
TREVENTIVE
or
niSKASt;,
HA3 NO SUl'KltlOn.
A FEW (TOMIS TO I.ADIF.3.-TIio use of tha
ZIN'OAItl DITTF.R3 will l,o to you that soft, seiol.
transparent complexion which tho Ood of nature (de
signing woman to bo tho loveliest or Ms workil filly
Intended that you should hare (or It Is nature's own
powder and paint combined. By purifying the blood,
stimulating tlio pigmentary cells or the dermis,
and Imparting health and lif j throughout the tnUrii
system, it especially gives that smooth clearness aud
beauty to the complexion so much to bo desiredre
moving all roughness, blotches, freckles, pimples. and
that yellow, sickly look so cotomnn In our if jv and
what Is even better than this, It cures every ipcclei ol
female Irregularities ami dlseau m
rrlnclpn! Depot, llarrlslurtr, P.i.
EAHTER & HATJSE,
Bou I'rofiuxtobs.
S-l'or wile hy L, N. MOYKII, Wlmlesnlo mul
Itelnll IlniKKlst, HIiKimshuri;, Pu, ( tliVUT-Hui .
y.M. I'. SIUItl'IIY'.S HONS,
.S T A T I O X E It H ,
HT II A -M POWr.lt PHI.VTKltH
A.NH
IHsANIC IIOOIC JIANUKACrUltEllH
Xll Clii'utniit alnil, AHHoulh Kourlh btrei l,
PIIILAIH'.LPIIIA, PA.
They Itiukii n seliillty of furillshhlK Nutliuml
llniikst. County Ollleers, Inaiirniiee Cninpnnles,
IliiukliiK Houses, ele ullh
KVKHY AIITICLK OK IILANIC IIOOKH
AND PHINTINO,
hiivluuiniiehliieiy Hrlnlly mlaptwl fur nil work
they may n iiilri'. r,li OT-ly.
JOHN C. YEAClElt A- CO,,
Wholtanlo Ik'nlvu lit
II A1H, CAIW, HTltAW OOODH, AND
LADIW runs,
No. 837 Noith Thlnl Hluet,
'" Phllmleliihlii,
J II. VAf,TEIt,
luito Walter & Knuu,
InilMutor uiirt Denier In
CHINA, OLAHH, AND qllKfafHWAMf;
No. 231 North Third Street,
bctWMU llano and vino
rtiluvdelphla.
Jj.
JJUltltAll I'OH OATAWISHAI
THIS WAV I-Otl llAHOAtNH.
Ooottg to roinimre with utrliiKeney of tlio money
market. Iiok ntnl eomimre riilis-s hefore iir
cliiKlim nlnewhcre. JiintenN nt Hi f.irorltc Imsl
liesn Htnlul of
.Mc'NINCItA.SIIir.MAN,
nml you will lioinet liy theohllsluic proiirh lormir
tlielrelerks,mul shown through their RrenU arlely
store frruofeliniKo, orcourno. They will kIvo you
n fair f-hntiee to spent! your looo rhnime. thoy
trust iiiiieh more iiroillnhly Ihnu It inn ho spent
elsewhi'ie, Their
HTOCi; 01 IlltY OOOIlH
llils Hirlns Is much Inruer lu nil Us vnrlettes llinu
itsiinl, Tholr
LAIIIIX' DIIIXH OOODS
lire of the nicest Mj les lu liiiul.el. Tlu'i tuivon
Hue norttiieut of
HATS, CAPH, II00TH AND HIIOIX,
.HtUl.MP.lt CLOIIIH, CAHSINiriH,
OAHSI.MHltlX, AND VIXI'INOH,
ntiit liumeiniiH mtleles -otninou to suelJeslnhttsh.
luents, hestites n jft-ncrul nssortment of
llAHnWAUK, TINWAHK, tlUKKNHWAKK,
AND onocKiiirx,
nil lit xicntly leiliici il prices. They wish to eon
iluet their lillsluess on tll system of
"PAY AH YOU 0(1,"
nml they think they enli nironl to sell vervelien
Theyietuin their thnnkn for inniiy pusl fnvoi-,
nml iisk thefntuio inlrounio of their foriucr rui-
lomera nlnl tho puhtle cenernlly.
JIl'NINCII 4 MIU.MAN,
UMimUSTEIl A UltOTlIEIt,
importtTH mul Johhers of
HosiKilY, (1L0V1X,
H1IIKTH AND DHAWK11S,
IltlTTONH, HUHPKNDl'.lW,
11(101- Hk-IUTH, llANIlKKHCllIKI'H,
TIIHKAIW, HKWINO HILK'H,
THIJIMINOH, l'OUTK MONNAIKJ,
P0A1, PKIII'U.MKKY, l'ANOY OOODH, AMI
NOTIONH (IKNKHALLV,
Also Mnt!tif.tcturclH of
imUHllr-S AND LOOKINO (ILAHHKH,
nml Denh rs lu
WOOD ANll WILLOW WAHK,
IlItOOMH, UOl'KH.TWINI'.'. AC,
No. .HW North Thlnl Htrui t, ohm o Vine
Pllll.lilellihln.
sr. maui'IjE,
NOTIONH, IIOSIKKY.OI.OVIX.ANI'
l'ANCY OOOIW,
No. .VI North Thlnl Hlnsit,
Phlluhl.hlii.
yjt J. IsUSTKIt,
holesnlo mul Helull Denlei In
rOIIKION AND DO.MKHTIO CAHPKTH,
OIL CI.OniH, WINDOW HIIAI'KH, Ac,
No. 21 North Hiion.l Mici t, opp. Christ litirell,
P)llliiili'lhl.i. ,
IAltCItOKT .t CO.,
Imtiolli'tw mill .hihhrlM of
HTAPLK ANll l'ANCY DUY OOODH. ''LOTUS
CAKHIMKUKH, IlLANICiriS, LINf.NS,
DUY OOODH, IIOHIKHY, .ttl.
l'hlUilelihlu.
NDHEWS, WIIiKINS & CO.,
Ilenlers in
KOIIKKIN AND HOMKSTIO DUY OOODH,
No..Vrl Mnrket Hliect,
Phlluileli'hlH.
JOSEl'll S. DEIilj,
Mnnufilclurer of nml Wlinlewilo Voter In
CLOTHINO, CU)TIIH, CAKM.Mn'.i;s, AND
VKHTINOH,
No. 11 North Thlnl htnji,
Phllnilelihln.
GROCERIES, Sec,
E MOV A h O V
C. C. .MAIlll'H
R
N K W S T O I; E
TO n II I '.".V II LOCK,
ON TUn COHNKIt 111' MAIIIvKT ANll it ON sritKKTS.
The iiiulcislgnd hnvlnj! rerohn, from the city
il full uml complete supply of
HI'ltlNti AND HU.MilKP,
DRY OOODS ANll OltnOElUES,
N O T I II N H,
T1X-WAUE AND IIAItlMVAItE,
CKII.lll a.vh Wll.i.mr-H-Alii:,
CONPKLTIONKP.Y, OLAKS-WAHK,
T O II A C! V it,
ll A V.V A X J) AUO KS,
1'I.OCIt. HALT, PIHII, AM) MKAT,
nil of which I propiisL'selllnijiilnveiylow il'jilru
for cnsli or proihii'e, j
Cull uml see,
April li ls.17, c. C, MAHH.
JEUNAUI) HTOliNl It,
Wuiilil leii itriillyiiiinoun. lo Ills friends mul
IHitluus, th.tt ho hns openoil n ririt't'lnsM
KIlUI T & CON I-'ECT I ONE 1 1 Y STO HE
where tin to may ho louml nt, ,i times, lino col
lecllun of
PIll'IT, CONI'KCTlONK.tl. NCTH, Ai'.,
ns well us
KINK (lltoCHIIKS,
which luny liooiitulueil ut leisonnliie rules. Tlio
Mock Isiiluuys fresh tiiulof Hi. vi ry host ijiiulily.
i No piilns will ho siiitreil in muko llils estnh-
l.sliiiii-nl the lliiesl of Us kl tl in lown. a cull Is
Kotltileil lu'foie ptiri-huses i-u m-olo elsewhere,
lis It lslielieeil Hint perfect tli.fiietoii will ho
SlVi'll. llll.l IIIIIA HOl'HK,
.Mill 11 St., o.p- io filler's Ht ,
nus'i'1".: lilisilnshuri!. 1'".
gCHEUs, HEltfJEIt & CO.,"
IH'.Nl'.ltAL COMMIhlilllV JuXUCIIANTH
Dealers III
KIHII, HALT, CIIKKHK, I HOVIaUONH, Ac,
Nos. IZInml 121 North M'lb.-ves,nlivo Areh Ht,
Plilliololimlii.
Huluii'tentHtor Wlhox'H H'I.eel Orense, In uur
re Is, ke;s, mul mliv.
YAINNVHIOHT A CO.,
W1IOLKHALK OltOOKUH,
N. K. Corner Heeoml mil Anil Htreels,
I'll 1 1. A IiKt.1'11 1 A,
lleiil.'. , ,i
TKAH, HYItlTI'H, COKKKh, HL'OAlt, MOLAHHIW,
IIKF, hl'K'KS, lit t'Allll SODA, ( Ar,
L'l- Onlers will rrcolwipuuupt ntlentlou.
JlnylO, 18U7-ly.
J.STAHIiISIIEl) 1703.
JOUDAN A lltOTIIKIt,
WHOLUSAI.I OltOCKItS,
und IVi'er In
HALTPKTIIK A' I) IIKI.MHTON K,
NoaiUNorll, rhlrd Htri-et,
I'll His. IpJiln.
gV."l,EirKHJ...
Willi L1PPINCOTI iTllO'lTKll.
W1I0LKHA. KdltOCKHH,
No.SI North Wutsristi t,
mid No. S North Itohiwnro Avenuo,
Phil lelplilft.
yEAVEH A M'HANkXe,
WIIOI.IWALKOKOCl HIKH ANDCO.M.MIHHJON
MLI IIANTH,
Nos, ttSian , st AtUi Htrfct,
l'h. . ilulubla.
JOHN STHfit.1- a CO.", "
Buccemora , M roup 4 Ilrpther,
wholesale riEALniw in nun,
Ja il NorUi WIuut' nod SB North Wfttor St., .
lti udalpula.
'JMIE ONL.Y l'I,AUE
to itet tho liest
TOIIACCO ANU CIOAItH,
AT WIIOLIXALi: AND IllrrAtL,
I" si IIUNOHIIKIIOKIPH,
n few iloors helow the American Hoiike,
llliHimhurs, 1'u,
lie lina tho largest mul monl select of
HMOKINO AND CI1KW1N0 TOIIACCO
eiernrrereil In the eltlrelis of Iltoolnsliiitv. All
io nincy nrnnus or
HKOAltH,
mil tie, liest Flne-eul nml Plug
CIIKWINO TOIIACCO,
run lie hail nt Ills coil liters.
TOIIACCO ril'KH
In H-rent vnrlcty nro nmong tils large slock.
DON'T I'OItOIrr TO CALL.
II. It. IltlNHIlKHOKIt.
JJAUUN, ItOYn ,t CO.,
COM.MI.SHION JIKItCHANTH,
nml Wholesale Denlers In
t.KXV AND SIANtlKACTUllKD TOIIACCO,
HKOAHH, Ac,
No. 61 North Third Street,
l'lillmlelihln.
inlj;norenn forwnnl their stoek "Hi lloml,"
without prpimylim tho trnlleit Htnles tnx.
J.J W. ItANK'H
WIIOI.USALK TOIIACCO, HNUPK, AND
CIOAIt WAItKltOtrHK,
No. 110 North Tlilnl Wreet,
holwecn Cherry uml Itneo, wi si shle,
Phllniloliihln.
Q Ii. VOOI)HUr'I'
WholcHiilo Denlers In
TOIIACCOS, CIOAItH, PIPUH, 4C., Ar.,
No. 11 North Thlnl Street, nhovo Mnrket,
Phllnilelplil.1.
JjMtI.SmiUTJI, UllOTIIER & CO.,
VllOl.t;SAI.K TOIIACCO DKALKilS,
No. Ill North Thlnl Htreit,
llvo doors below Hnce,
Knclorles, Nos. 22! nlul 21i (unrry Htreet,
Phllnilelphln.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QIIARUM V. HNYDEH,
liIIAt.Klt IN
H A h n W A H E,
IKON, NAILS, HTKKL, id., AC, AC.
.MAIN HTllKKT, HLOO.MSIllTItO. I'KNN'A,
Tuliethlsiiiellioitof liifoniilnutho elilyensof c...
Ilinihlaeouty.lliut ho hns oiemil nn clensic
iinniMnrestoreon Jlnln ttreet, hi llloomshuri;,
nenr Iron street, nml Hint ho hns on luiuil u
LAIUIKH HTOCIC AND IIKTTKIl AHAOHTKD
iiuin mil no louml nny where else In tho futility,
nnil whhh he Intends in sell ut prices wlihhilefy
competition.
CHAIN'S, AXES, STEEL, IHON.
I lime ehnlns, nil slvis. axes, nil muko nml
wol'iht, steel, nil sizes, Iron, nil shapes, ami nil
ery low.
IIUILDKK'H ItAIinWAItK,
of in ery ilesei Ipllons. Nails, uxlo imlli ys, snsh
eonls, lutehes, loeksnllil knohs.liutl serews.sush
fusts, wlnilow kprlllKs, huso kliohs, strap hliiRes,
linaps uml Unples, honks ami Maples, ami In f.ict
everylhlliK neeile.1 In that line.
COACH A WAOON .MAKKIW 1IAUDWA1IK.
emhracliM nlniost every thins In Hint line. Also
1IAUNKSH .MAi; Ills' IIAItDWAHK,
Ililckles,.Iiilinniieil; hurkles, sllter plateil; hilts
of every kliul , llAMK.s, lronjp.ul trees 1IAMF.S,
woiHl'sailillotiees, KUHees, islrlh weh, worsted
und cotton : thre.nl, silk, uwU uml neisllcs, hsils
of all khuls.
hi(ii:.mai;khh HAniiWAUi:,
A full assoilment foriaricuters. I husuphiucH
all khuls, suws; hulul, paunel, rip, und compass,
sonnies sleel, Iron, nml Iryihorliiu ni.ichlnes,
ehlsles, minors, heel, mallets, lirares, kiuikcs,
plows, ntles, hits, ami iihuut iver thing for ear
pelllels. POI1 TIIK PKOPLK OKNKUALLY'
I have eoal
hoils, eoal
shovels, scoops,
eoal sifters, lant
ei lis,tahle eutlery.lHH'ket
eutleiy, plnteil sjmio'hs,
lihlteil forks, serters, teiinml isif.
fi'osits,liutterklilves,mllls.ius,
erossent saws, circular saws, KutiKsa lis,
Illes, horse hhoos,w renehes, rh ets.hain
liiers, hatchets, Mullocks, picks, forks, Bruh
tilliB hoes,shovi ls,sisiilcs,spu(UnK forks, hoes,
lakes, hoil ins, twlne.skali s, plows, eollln Irilil
mllias, Kmery, reil rhalk, while chnlk, wire,
hoise nnlls, meat cutters, scales, wash hoards,
holse huckets, woisleu palls, clothes
plus, t;lue, doormats, pinch milts, par
lor mats, eoru poppers, paint
hriishes, h.uso hrushes, slelith
hulls, heel eulKs, enamel
eil kwttles, hrnss kettles,
copper ketths,
Mowkettles(sniieo
iaus,hroad
axes, mills,
Sledges, euilaiu ll.tluies,
Thlmhleskelus aiul lioxes,
Pumps, lent! pipe, etc.,
Tiiiml ropomul hutiilreds of aitlcles mit,eiiii.
lucitiled eonstaiitly on hand at
CHAHLKH W.HNYDKU'H,
-Mnln Htreet, lllooiiislnilK.
RON, TINWARE, &C.
RATION A E KOUNDHY,
lilooiiishuii;, CululiihU Comity, Pa.
The suhscrlhcr, proiirletor of tho iihove! 'I'msl
eiiteiisHe establishment, Is now piepared to ro
I elM'oulels for nil kinds of
-MACH1NKKY roll COI.Llr.ltlUS, IILAST
KUKNACKS, HTATIONV ItY KNOINKS,
MII.IJS, THIUXHINa MACHINKH, Ar
lie Is nlso prepared toiuuko htovesorall sUes
and patterns, Plow-Irons, and evirythlnu iisiinlly
iiiuiluln tlrsi-cl.iss Kvumlriis.
IHsexlunslvofacllllles and pinutlciil woikmeii
wjrr.int him lu rei uli liuj ihu larucst isnuriiels on
Urt' most reasoii.ihlo terms,
Ornln of all kinds will ho tnken In eichaiujo for
Outlines.
This eslahllshment 1, loeateil near the Luckr
SVBUIIIUUid lIloomahuiK Jtallloud Depot.
I'KTKIl 1IILLMYKK.
gTOVES AND TINWAHK.
A. il. Itlfl'KHT
iiiiuounces lo his fi lends aud customers that
ciwdlniiHs Ihouhovo huslness at his old pluceou
.MAIN HTIIKLT, lll.OOMHllfltll.
Cusloniers call ho aci omislated with
l'ANCY STOVKS
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every Mi
rloty of artlclo found In iiHtoMiaud Tlnwaro Ii.
tahllshimut lu tlierllles,nnil on I he most rinson
ahlo terms, HeiuilrliiBdolioiit thushortisitiintleo.
ST DO.KN MILK-PANH
on Imiul for sale.
JiTEW BTOVE AND TIN B1I0I.
ON .MN HUtEKT, NIHI1I.Y OfPOSlTK MII.I.Kll'
mioiii:,
llLOO.MHIItlllO, I'KNN'A.
IllTl'iew'"1' '""J1"'' n"',, "I1 u"11 "l'sl"l
STOVE AiS'I) TIN HHOI',
111 this tiliice, where ho Is prepared to mako up
new Tin WAliKof all kinds in his line, nnd do
Tepalilujr with neatness and dlsputeh, upon the
most reasouahlu terms. Ho ulao keeps on hund
ST0VI2S OK VA1II0UH I'ATTKKNH AHTYI.KH,
which ho will sell upon terms to suit purchasers.
(Ihu him n mil. Hols u Rood iiipchnlilo, und
di'servliiK of Iho ptihllc palronuKe.
llloomshurn, April ai, 1M7, JACOn M'-1-
jowj:, lOUSTON & CO,,
ifaiiufiiclurers and Whulesalo Duilers In
COrfO.V YA11NH, CAltl'I.T C1IAINH,
IIATTH, WICKH, TIK YAHNH, COIIDAOK,
llP.OOMH, WOOD AND WIU.OW WAHK,
LOOK'atirAfiHKH.CLOCKH.FANOYIlAflKrn'H,
TAniJ1!, FlJWII, AND CAHItlAQK
OILCLOTIIH,Ao.,
No. KI1 Market Blrcsjt, south aide,
I'lillad)(ililu,
. IV () V E It A HAK Klt'S
S U W 1 N 0 M A 0 II I N EH,
Welo nwnrded tho Highest Premiums nl the Htuto
Fairs of
New York,
Tennessee,
Pennsylvania,
Mississippi,
Mlchlitan,
California,
Kentucky, Vermont,
New Jersey Missouri,
Alnhnma, Ohio,
tndlniin, Vlrttlnlit,
North Carolina, Wisconsin,
lown, Oregon.
AT TIIK FAlltS or T1IIC
American Institute, Franklin Institute, Mnry.
hind Institutes, Muss. Mechnnlcs' Associa
tion, Penn. Mechanics' Inslltute.Ht.
Iuls Aitrlculturnl and .Me
chanics' Association,
Andnt numerous In. litotes nn,i County Kuini,
including nil the Kulrn nt w hleh they wero exhlh.
ltd tho past three years. 1'lrst Prlren have also
I seen nwaideil llieso Marhlnesnt Iheexhlhltloiis of
LONDON, 1'AHIH, DUHMN, MNZ,
Ilesnnenn, Ilayonno.Ht. Dlrder, Chnloiis, and they
hnvo liecn furnished, hy speclnl eomninnil, to tho
Kmprossof 1'rnnce, Kmpressof Austria, Kniprcsa
of Itusslii, Knpressof Ilrnzll, (Ineeli of Hsiln, aud
lluecn of Ilavarln.
Tlir: onovKii a hakkii
KLASTIC-STIC'lt
S E W I N CI M A 0 II I N K
arc superior lo all others for tho following rca
sons i
1. They sew with two threiuls direct from tho
ski1s, and requiring no rewinding.
t. incynieinoro easily understoisl und iun.1
nnd less lluhloto derangement than other ma.
chines.
3. They mo caisihlc of executing iH'tfectlv. with-
out change of adjustment, a much grenter variety
of work than other machines.
1. Tho stitch inaile by these machines Is much
more linn, elastic, and durable, osp.-clully liisui
articles which require lobe washed and Ironed,
than nny other stitch.
6. This stitch, owing to tho manner In uhlch tlio
under thread Is Inwrought, la much tlio most
plump and beautiful lu use, and retains this
plumpness and benuly even upon articles fre
quently washed and ironed until they nro worn
out.
11. The structure of theseani Issncli tlial lliooeh
It lie cut or broken at Intervals of unlv a row
stitches, Ii will neither onn, run, nor mul, but
remain mm and durable.
7. Unlike other machines, these lasteu Is.th
ends of the seam by their own niicrallou.
K. With theso machines, wlillo silk Is used noon
tho right or face side of tho heatii, cotton tuny bo
used iiKin thu other side without lessening tlio
strength or durability of tho seam. This can ho
done on no other machine, ami Is ll great saving
upon all articles stltchn! or mudo up with silk.
I'. These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as Instruments for sewing, hy a rhaiure of
adjustment, easily learned and practised, execute
tho most beautiful and permanent embroidery
und ornamental work,
In addition to their family machines thrv huvo
also tho
IMI'HOVEI) DOUIIEE LOCK
STITCH MACHINES,
making a stitch alike on both sides. This Com
pany uisko lailli the Icicle and I limbic, stitch .Ma
chines, so that person having a prefereneo call
select such ns they llko best, nnil If not suited ran
eiehange for tho other, thusgMng the public Uio
udvnntagn of this arrangement. They also make
too tinny Imcntcvi
NO. 1 LOOK STITCH MACHINES
on advnneo iihiii all machines heretofore known
ror sewing with tho Lock-Stllrh. It Is of great
liwer nnd stlength, esjKelally adapted for Uillors,
shoemakers, hnrness-inakers, carrlngo-trlmmcrs,
and for nil descriptions of noilt to which the
hsk-stltch is applicable. II works with equal
facility silk, cut ton, or linen lliieud.aiid will sew
Iho finest muslin as well us the thickest leather.
Prlcu SftO' v lib Ilemuiers. 8sJ. Their No. ll Is
.1 LIGHT JU'XXIXU MACIUXE,
containing lnuny Improvements, adapted for tai
loring, vest.tiiaking, llghtshoeinaklng, us well m
for finally sewing. Ijiruo numbers of Huso inn.
chines aro In uo, and they gu0 universal satis.
laction. onowhohavosien tills machlnowlll
w llllngly uso tho noisy and cumbrous lock-stitch
machines heretofore In general use. Price fii;
with Ilemuieis, $110.
Theso machines of every description can lie hud
ntthungent's nlllcc llillluiiusburg, ut positively
tho liianuf.iclurer's prices, to which tlio attention
of the public Is especially Invited.
T, II. .MAHTKItH, .locn,
llurtman'M Ilullttlni,
UUlu.UallUilll,
Jlal'JU'iri-ly.) Columhlii County, Pa.
poWDKH KEGS AND LUMHEH.
W. M. MONIIOKAUI.,
Itupert, Ph.,
Manufacturers of
.POWDKH KKOH,
und dealers III all kinds o(
LU.MIir.lt,
Biro noil,o Unit they aro preparisl to aeeomodate
ineir ciislom with dlsiialcli, und on the cheapest
l.'l ills.
jpUiHH A HOST,
Huccessors to rranklln I'.Heltrer A Co.,
Importers und Wholesale Dealers lu
LUIUOIH, WINCH, Ac,
Nou. 110 and 112 North Tlilrd Htreet,
1'hlhidtlphla.
J A. IIENDHY,
Huecessor to Hendry A Harris,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
IIOOTIS ANll HIIOKH,
No. M North Third Ktreet,
Philadelphia.
J.
I1. itEAitn,
nn LiPPiNcorr, hond a co.,
Munufacturers und Wholesale Ilealtis in
HATH, CAW, FUIUS, AND HTltAW OOOIW,
No, (11 Mnrket Htreet,
PlUludilplila.
gNYHEH, IIAHUIH A HASSETT,
Muniiracturi'ra und Jobbers of
MKN'H AND IIOY'H CLOTHINO,
No. (2H Murket, and SSI Conimerce Htriiot,
riilladnl ph la.
Q.EOH0E II. ItOliKHTS,
liuirterund Dealer In
IIAItDWAHK, CUTI.KHY, OUNH, 4c,
No. nil Nortli Third Btreol, ubov Vlue,
lUfttdtliJiIa.
RAIL ROADS.
JkjOHTIIEHN CKNTKA Is HAM,.
DUIICOT ItOUTK NOHTH AND HOUTII
?,!uTiinn"M''U2' ,m"" imn
TIIAINH NOllTltWAIlD.
fj.03 Ai M. LKAVRKotlTtlrMnKHt.ANndallyeT.
n,l'lVi ;"1:lfW"l,"',l,1,,''"lJ,rl'lsltat Ions
4.43 V. M. I.KAVR NollTllf.MtlF.nLAN I, dallyfei.
rr2',t..H"'!''!'WlMol'''l,"",t "Intloni! nr.
MM p. in. l"Inll"llorl "'" P- '" Klmlm nt
TIIAINH HOLTIIWAHD.
6.0.1 A. K. LKtVr. NoltTIIUMIIBIltANIl dnlll-
s opping nt principal stations! nrrtvli i ll
llnrrlsl,urgs.:ln. in., llaltlmoro 12.H1 p. ,,,
V. f"""" S,m '' I'hHmlelphhi l.iii
'"'"li.'A ,'1i,AV'! NnnTttiiMiiFBi.ANri dally (nx
tT,it.KV,",il.,!y,)' "r""'" nl llnrrlsburg U.-,
p, pi., Ilalllniorell.lioii. , Washington Iu iVi
p. til., and PhUnilolpuIn 8.1) p. m. h
. . .. . ' " it ojsor.iii.
ce il Huiidnysl. stoouliur onlv
'' AVE MlllTIHIMIIF.llt.ANn dally (ex.
i i' .lo,.'".l "rrlylitic a llnrrlsburg
nt principal
I'hlhuh'll'hlal.isiii. m., and lliifliinoieT.uj
,l,1,0..'':Jf' I',KAyKN.0"T"t':,"1r"'ANri,i
. : urV ,f,,"'ruftii:ni.ANn, stopping
5i. I" ,1''1"! ",.'.,""L,,rrlvlnK' ''""Is hum
" '' IklltlmoreV.Olln. m I'lillnilelphlS
'hlliiilelphla
..v. ,., ,Ui(, nsmngloti 7.IW a, 111,
May 8, 1S07.
ICIK H. vnilvrl
Oen'l, Passenger Agent,
1I7.
pHILADEIil'IIIA AND KHIK
JL IIAILUOAD-Thls great lino traverses he
portheni and norl hw est inunllcs f I'ennsyiVn nla
to tho city of Krle, nn Lnko Krle. It has beeii
leiiseiland.lsois.rntiHlbvtlie "
PKNNhVLVANIA ItAlI.ltOAD COMPANY.
T'"!" ' Jciiiwr Trains at Northuin.erhmdi
Lkavk lLlsTWAliii.-Krlo Mall Train, Ilisn'.M.'
iV' S .;i,,.r,21i'll"'":(",A',,'i Mail Trail
10:10 A.st.j Uick Haven AecolnliKslatlou fnlll.
,.i,'Kt.VK w i-srwAltn.-Krlo Mall Train. 211 A.M.
I:ric'..,";?,,rr,,',,rrV,,.n.- ":41 ' -t KlnilrailallTrali
CHl'.M.i llllinilo Kxpn Ss, lj;OI A.M.
I assenger mrs run througli on the Krle Mall and
I':J,'r.''",".i1ir" "," ,win'"iit.haiigo Iwlh ways be
tween Philadelphia and l.'rle.
. K1?r.yi K i .c;i N; KC-r I - I M-n vo New Vm k at II
A.,'r7.!l!.r'.l'' Kr,n,!l,. xttm A.M. J U'.ive New York
YoLUe'i!-,.'.l',n,',,':rlo,'.'i:l,ll v-v" i"rUonl New
,0Xff. "l11 ",' -f t,avn -"" ' Ith'aA.M., arrlte
nt New Y ork nt lo:lo A.M.
Klegnnlslei'i.lngearson all night trains,
for Inrormnlion rosieotlng luissenger business
ElVr.'..,li.iVri,i".".'r or .Thirtieth and Market
uion'Vn ,a,ivi.'iSn"t,.',ml " ,rc'Bht """'-"
u.V.1 iSfl'","! ,.r',' t'or'".'r."f Twelfth nnd Market
Htreets, Phllnilelphln! .1. W. Itevnolds, Krle! Wil
liam lllown, Agent .V.U.H.11,, Ifaltlmoru. '
, IL II. HOL'HTON,
Octieral I relght Agent, I'lillndelphla.
.. . ' w- HWINNKlt,
(leneral Ticket Agent PhUadelila.
May hi0""' H"l"'rllll,11,ll''l. Wlliln'm'sport.
r I ATAWISSA HAI LHOA1).
rs hW?rWZ,toh-1" ""' '
Ooinii NoilTII.-Kliulm Mull at 4 p.m.. k,0
Kxpnssnt2:ISA.M. "
(olNil HouTll.-Phllnileliihla Mall nt 11 a.m.'
New i ork Express at 4 p.m.
OKOUOK WK11I1, Hupt.
PUBLICATIONS,
1807. Oct Vp Your dm,,. iHin
"rpiIE AOIV'-A DEMOCHATIC
X M0HNINO.I0KItNAL.-0llt:ATlMl'iioi-.
.MKNTS ANll rilll.AT INlllrf.M KNTS.-llNio 4 llr!
SiroKATION ANll CONSTITUTIONAL Lllll.KTl .-1 lie
p:'e1wr,M-neri,i.a
(Ions, llellgl..u nlelllgence, Legal Mimnin y
H' efgn nnd liouieslle (orresiioiiilenee, I'oni i, 4
ThL,fH,''ill,I,i:,',,.r'. '"-I"'"" " Public 'Mi el li gs,
ihentrlial Criticism, ltevlewn of Lllerali re
l'rlco Current, Literary Notices, Agricultural Iin
fonnatloii, Art, M.,,l,.f , te., elc'. lli siiles s",',l ,1
tch-griiius, llhasnll Ibc ilNpnlchesor Iho Assoc -nl.i
.i '"m iV 0VTy l'rt or the llnlteilhlnles,
and also the Ispatehes received by t lie Allan lo
able ! nnd he news fiom all luirts of Klirm
brought hy tho steamers, I Instantly ton graph .1
fmiii whatever tsilnt tlio steamers lirst toiici!
, "" l ;,KKI-V AiiewIII Is. a cumplclo is.mpen
.llumof the news ,u- Hi,, week, and la-sldes he
ending editorials hum tho Hilly, will eontalna
large iiinount of lnleiesting malter, preiuired es"
pressly for the wit kly issue. Ilwlll beln all re.
siH i tsii first elass Kuiiilly Journal, isirtlculnrly
adap led lo th,, isdltlclan, tho I'orim r, the Mcr.
eliaut. llieMis'hanle, thu Family elrcie, und the
general leader, having every i haracterlMlo or u
llie new spnpei ,ach niiniber will contain an In-
iiiselylnu iesiliigserliil, liyonooftho most iKipu.
nrandfasrlun lug aulhors, nnd It Is also Ihe lii.
tentlon to laiblhb, ironi week to week, I n tl".
fuesV!loVelst'nI''lhri0 "r,""r "' ""
TKllM.S ALWAYH IN ADVANCK.
TIIK DILY. One nipy one year, Sllsi; sli
months, SI .V); thri lonlhs, f'J,Vl! for sny less
IsTksl. atlhoniteot one dollar per month. Post.
"""Y 'r11'" P'r qualter, to bo piepuld at the
otllce of delKcry.
TIIK WKKKLY. Oneeoiy,onoy,ar,$:,ll! lit.
copies, ono vear, J'l.tsl; ten copies, one ) eaf, 7,J:
t w enty isqiles, one i nr, WI.Ou. To eluhs, where
the pais-rs are sent to ono address, the following
reduction will bo made! l'lto copies one siar.
"."". 'en copies, ono Jear, SI8..V); twenty copl, s
one isir, $.ln,uo. A copy will li funilslail giulls
lor each club of ten or more, to one nildress, f.u
one year. Postage llvo cents per (iiiailer. to la
preiiald at thooilleeof dclHery.
The llhove terms will lie rlglillyndlicred to. Hue
clnien loples of the Dally aud Wii'kly senl gnills
oii appllciitloiiat thlsolllce. AilM rtlsemelils lu
sertisl at UKMlerato rales. Address,
WKI.sli A ItOIIII,
Oinuslnut Htleet, Philadelphia.
T
11 E WOHEH.
IN liolltlcs. Til P. Willi, Ti mill I... .1...
Isild ailvia ate of libcrul, mireui, r. Hrmntrt?,
the lltilliuch tiiM'hatiiiiloii or ( ,. .!..,.
I', nnd coiistllullonal rights. Tho Iniplriillon of
.1-. .- HC.-IIIII11 reainuneti by luellco: or,
to slu nk moro strictly freedom pure nnd sluilile
In Iho lurgest iiilhs'tlve menstiro! the olllie ot
lllKtlcu tielllir tllerelv lo iiriili...! fir....!.,... r
criuiililnelilsi free.Cini of the Individual rltlen
111 his rlghlK of thought, apecch, religion, uml In
eomolloii! lu his right loilusise his own food and
drink In splto of nieddlesoino leinperaius- laws;
111 Ids i Iglil to inakennv money bargains he thinks
proper, In spl i. of fisdish usury lawsi In his right
iohiiyaiids.eUln nil markets, domesiie nnd tor
e gn, In spite or unjust luotootho tnilllsi In his
right to reprij.elllulleii lu tho legislatllo bodies
w'hlcli lux lilm. In spllon! uuismstltiitionul exclu
sions: llis-dom of collcillvo cltlr.cn toassemlile
for the discussion of grievances; fieedom of all
lis'iilioininiiiillles to manage their local allalrs
without central Intcilcrciios ireedoin In iNerl
iccllon of the eounly from tho arrogant and un
constitutional domination olothei sections: this
largo and eompiehi nslve Idea of fieedom sums
up tho politics of TllKYoitLIi, which will news
be found wanting lo this capital Intelest of the
country and of tho human nits?. In Its accurate
eoliilnerclal Intelligence, nnd careful, reliable
market leports.Tlli: Wolil.n wlllenntlnuo inlilli
tain It present high reputation. A paper puis.
ished In tho colnmerchil nutiopolls is natliriillv
looked to for iiuthenllo inforinntlon relating lo
Irude, commerce and flnnuco; uml thl beluga
fcaturo on which Tun Vont.n prides Itself, tl
boldly challeeges coin purlvai with etery Jouriiid
lu thu mi trillion.
TIIK WKKKLY WOULD,
A larjo otiaito sin., t. Kuini. ai?.. iw ii..n.. i ....u.
printed tlirOllullOUt 111 IlinO tei.e. im.l l.nl. Il.u l.ir.
gestelrtiilailoii of any weikly Journal puhll'lail,
....... ...... ..... -.ii.miiu, ,,ui.v hiiis'i ss since lis
union with I ho New Vmii .i.:....i.... i
most liberal eTpendllures, which will make It
"urlvM ed In Interest and value to tanners, pub.
.i-ii. o eiinesiiay.
i. iusuiari.i'1 lenolia embrace tho New York,
Allmiiv. Itrhrliloii ,... I .1..1.1 1 1. .
kcts j ihe New York country imsluce and gem rid
....loo iitiuat i; special 111111 vaiuaoie noi line.
Igcnio! 11 dciiarlmcnt nf agricultural leadlnc!
Ill tOL'et ICr eoiillsisllii 1111 unrUnlli..! I......I luA.
of current lurormatlou for the runner, llvo sh U
and produce dealer, the country in, 'reliant. Ac.
, A isigi'oriiiorewllilsiieservedlorenterliiln.
log I'hesldo Ueadlng ror the Family Circle embra
cing llic fleshest aud best stories, imetry, rellulod
reading, etc.. anda pnuofrlbi' discussion of 1,11
ploinliient topks. ofgenevul Interest, iiolillcul,
ugrlcullural, lluancial, lllerary, ute., etc.
1. Ilsdigestof lliouews Is not like most cllv
weeklles.ii 1111 re wash-basket of the Daily ; only
lualtcrsor luleri'st and lniiortanco nie chosen
from the Dally, while the muss of lis l onlenls urn
prepared especially for the Weekly.
Ill every iKstt-oll.ee illstrit thero should I
found soiueacllve public spirited Ik mis rat wlm
Mill miller 11 benefit upon us, his neighbors, nml
the cause, by counseling will, his lleinocliille
friend und making 11 d. terinlncl etlort inform
an large a i Inh as possible for tho Weekly W01I1I.
TiiK daily would
tillonls a eoiiiileloe,iiiis'ndluui of, nnd comiacii'
lary uin, tho new s of el cry day,
TIIK WKKKLY WOULD.
Ono ropy ono year (J IB
1 our collies, ono enr w 7 ,i
1 ell copies, ono J ear. ill
Tw enly copies, to one addres ill 111
! Ifty copies, one year "u nl
hKMI-WKKKLY WOULD.
Ono copy, ono year.
Four copies, one) ear
Tin isiples, ono year
DAILY WOULD.
Ono copy, one year
..SI a'
,, HI"1
.. ai '
CI.UII PHIZIX.
I'or clubs of 10 ono Weekly, olio year,
'! one heiul-W11 kl) , one ) in.
I'"1 ono Dally, imu 3 ear,
DIHKCTIONH.
Addition to club may be made any time In
theyear at the uNive club rates.
Changes lu club list 11111, In only on renucsl 111
poisons n cell lug club packages, stating idllldi.
sist-oilhoniidHlatetii which It hns preloulr
been sent, mid enclosing tin nt j -di o cents lu ji;
lor tumble of thechiingo to separate address.
.. J.'r"i?' 111 "di Ullee. Hi nd. If luMaluli', I'osl
(inico .Money Order or Hank Draft. Hills n ut hjr
laall will heat tho risk of sender,
YiehuYonuirincllliigaijeuts. Address all or
dersand letters. Tin; U'niit 11
fehl 07, l I'AllK How, NtW YoIIK.
JOHN 0II.11U1IT. Tltl.,1. A. ItllVAl-.
QIIiHEHT A HOYAL,
tUTAULISUEII lftll.
WnOLKHALE DIlliaOIHTH,
Son. SIX! nnd 31) North Third htriel,
Philadelphia.
ImiKirtemnnd lienlers In
IlItirOH, SIKDICINKH, HWl'fW, PAINIH OIIA
OLA SB, IIYKHTUFPH, etc.,
Muy 10, Ifcm.iy.
fy?- von neat and cheai'
ll Ull i'JU 11 IN U ,
CALI, AT THE LXJLUM1IIAN OFKICKJ