THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
CONTINmD 1'KO.lt 1'lliiT IWCIK.
ouclit to bo (trcfslvo In favor of thi'lr
rendering support to tho jimp, of cum il
lative voting- which I luivo nilvocaUil.
Now, gentleman, it few wnnU its to
the nppiirntlnn of this nyiton to the w
lMlun of l'rctilik'iitlnl electors. Utn.
.Ineksoli propowil Unit tliu people of tho
t'nlteil Suites should votci illreetly for
President unit Vice-President, Instead'
or voting ror electors in weir nevemi
Htntca, mul thin proposition, nt Buverul
times, lias' been hrotiulit forwiinl In
("oiiKress. At tho lint nctulnn, It was
aKiiln Introduced ly Mr. Wade, now
l'resldont of tho Senate, and dele tided
by him In an iirgitment. Great com
lihilnt is made that the people arc not
henrd directly In the cnolco of Presl
diintj that tho Klectoral Colleges are
useless or Inexpedient; that they should
bo removed from our system, and eaih
voter permitted to vote directly for thq
rrcHldent of his choice.
Gentlemen, a syatem of cumulative
votlntr bv tho citizens of l'cnnsvlvanla.
which call bo provided by an act of
their Legislature, as I umlomtand tho
Constitution, would socttro to our eltt
ens, If not tho precise, objects sought
by tho friends or that reform, at least
irroitter ndvnntntres than It would con
fer. Tho result would bo that each of
the political interests existing In this
Slnti-Twould select ns manv electors ns
they were entitled to by their numbers
unit tlioy would bo felt proportionally
In the Presidential election. How Is
It now? Do you not know what is com
ing on next year In our Stnto? C00.000
votes ore to bo polled for Presidential
electors. Each party has about unO.OOO.
AVhat Is going to tnko place? From
Lake. Erie to tho Delaware, this State
Is to bo convulsed ; ntliouwnddisiigrcc
nblo clrcumstariccs arc to attend tho
election ; men's minds are to bo taxed
and worried for months ; men of prop
erty are to have their attention turned
to tho Hecurlty of their Investments.
All tho unpleasant and Illegitimate in
fluences which attend elections, and to
which I have alluded, will be called In
to existence In that great approaching
struggle; and why? llecauso which
ever interest obtains a majority In this
State, though 1 1 bo a majority or but
ono vote, secure twenty-six electoral
votes for President of tho United States
and tho struggle will bo for tho littlo
majority which turns the scale. Now,
do we not all sco at a glanco what the
fact Is? Each party Is entitled to thir
teen of those electors, or about that
number, because they nro composed of
American freemen who are entitled to
an enual voice in our common govern
ment. Hut both cannot secure electors;
the whole "0 must bo given to ono side;
and perhaps that result will determine
the government of this country not on
ly for 4 years tocomo.butfor four centu
ries, wo enter upon the canvass as a
gamo of chances, fearful that the most
adroit and unscrupulous Interest of the
two In tho State, can command tho re
sult; that there will not be tW'alr strug
gle between tho men who are honest
nud thoso who aro not. Let us have
honest voting, let each party have tho
Presidential electors that its numbers
entitle it to, and let tl em bo felt upon
the general result; let the people In
each of the otheu States vote as wo vote
and lot tho majority of Americans de
cide tho contest.
Finally, this plan of Iteprescntntivo
reform Is convenient, In a high degree;
it Is both practicable and convenient. It
requires in this State nothing of legisla
tion, except nimply to permit n ciii.en,
who lias, say twenty-four votes for
Membors of Congress, and twenty-six
for Presidential electors, to east those
votes as a freeman, according to Ills
own choice uml pleasure,, let , -him be
stow them upon any smaller number,
for Instance, giving two to each of the
twelvo candidates, or four to each of six.
Trust the people, and their common
nctiso will regulate their action. You
do not want intricate lavs,constitiit!ous
tinkered, or a great scheme of recon
struction. Laughter.J You simply
want to trust, the people, and permit
tiem,'w)ieu they possess votes, to cast
them as they think best: as their ludL'-
ment may be directed, by views of pub
lie interest or imblic dut v. If w should
liavo that system ror electing members
of Congress and Presidential electors
next tun, we can each gu to tho polls,
and vote for twelvo renresontatlvra in
Congress to sit for Pennsjqvnnla, and
for thirteen electors of President and
Vice-President j or, if ttnv ono should
think that the political interest with
which ho is insociafcd is flourishing find
growing in strength, so that they aro
entitled to ono additional member, ho
can voto for thirteen representatives. If
he should bo mistaken in his calcula
tions, ho would fall as toono of his votes
numbers wouM bo counted exactly, and
there would bo r.o Injustice.
Now, I must point out ono additional
special i nl ust ico or t lie ordinary major! ty
ruleat elections, unmitigated by any
such plan as that proposed. Observe
that the party which prevails nt tho
election does not merely carry tho day,
does not merelyget its votes countedand
get the result appropriate to tho count
ing of thorn, but It gets all the power
whiclr belongs to the other side in addi
tion to Its own. Suppose that tho two
parties in Pennsylvania aro so divided
that one lias yoo.lOO votes and tliu other
3Ul,0l)J; In choosing electors Tor Presi
dent and Vico Presidcntthe 31)1,000 wlio
prevail, who have 1,000 majority, do
notmeielyget their votes counted in
the Piosldcnllal election, do not merely
inlluenco the result in selecting our
Clilef Magistrate hv their own votes,
but they have in cllect counted into
their voto tliu votes of their opponent!,
thootherSOo.OOO. Your 1101,000 consti
tuting the majority in tho State, wield
the political power of tho whole 000,000
wield not only their own appropriate
power, but a power which does not be
long to them, but belongs to tho politi
cal Interest opposed to them.
That Is what sharpens thli injust'eo
of disfranchisement, and that is the rea
son why, in legislative, bodies, n little
turning or tho scalo gives ono paity or
anothe. , when In point of r.ict they are
nearly equal, such a mass or preponder
ating power.
Take tho elections which occurred lu
1800 In the Slates North and West, tho
States formerly culled the free States,
In those elections two million of voters
(in round numbers) voted theKepublli'
au ticket Tor members of Congress and
for Governors In tho respective States.
rVitt nlttn. ......... .1... 1. . .-I,. .1
.,uuW1i-, jmn, um ieiuiKTaey, poneii
in thosoStiites at tho-o elections a little Legislative branch of that Siate has lost
over 1,000,000 votes. What was tho re- credit. Tho idea is yerv generally nban
"f" J" Congress l.COO.OOO voters doned by thinking nml rellecting men
ehoHo 23 representatives only, and tliu
-,ww,uvu voters i i no proportion he
twoen tho two great masses of our elec
toral population, known by tliu ropes
tlvo party i:ames, was 0 to 10 in votes
actually polled in tho States to which I
havo referred. Tha representatives to
Congress selected at those clCctioui from
those States, instead of standing as 20 to
JO, stood 1 U to 2.S. And why ? Ik
wuso under the majority rulo nt elec
tions In thoso States tho majority not
only obtained representation lu Congress
for Its own votes, but obtained tliu
greater part of the representation that
belongod to tho other side. Under m
Bystem ofcumulativo voting represen
tation in Congress would have stood
about In tho proir(Ion or 20 to 10, Just
ns the actual votes run In thoo States,
JXiyou not see how tho wholo pollcv or
your government Can be changed ; how
the voto of tho people, winy bu stifled:
how republican institutions may be
mado ti farco and n sham, and that un
der a system which you aro falsely told
secures the rulo of a majority as a prln
ciplo that Is sacred I
Gentlemen, 1 Imve. already occupied
no much time, that I must omit any do
talledamliiatlqnorthiiirguiuentsagainst cumulative voting, 1 can lintlco only
our or two of them brlcily, It Is tali I
that a system of elections such ns I havo
described, would deprive particular lo
calities of representation; that (hero
Mould be n combination 0r great and
powerful commuiiltiew within a Stntu
against Home particular districts, und
tlios.0 dUtricts which now have reiires
tativiw would bo disfranchised. Thl
argument has been Hindu in Great llrl
tain. It Is likely to bo repeatod here,
null ltl jiorbnjis tho only ouo deserv-
ling miV WnMiloriiW' fttfoillcm. hfl
cnurno u 1 niv iwil tlottl ri'iiillmr nml lid- '
course all mv tmlltktil reading anil no
luteal uiougut nave uccu againsi uio
undue concentration of power at ritly
particular point", tflfcllier Wellington,
Harrlslmrir, or Philadelphia, or else
where, and I havf been In lavor of Us
distribution, as far in possible, Into all
the bind eotiinniultks into Iilcli the
State or tho lomilry Is divided. And
this objection, from my point or vinw, I
deserves" ropceful trcntuieut Ami res-
poetiui answer, i nave loousvrve, men,
that, In my opinion, particular locali
ties within the Statu would have a duo
voice imtUluu Inlluenco lu the selection
of candlftnti's! that If they were select
ed by a common body, by a State Con
vention, any attempt to dlsfianchise
ntiv particular kcctlun of thestiito would
bo met by a counter combination lu the
Interest of fair play, and that tlu prac
tical reult would bo that there would
bo on -tho whole n lair distribution ol
political power In tho itliren.nl parts of
the State by the selection of candidates,
ll, however, , uy difficulty were appre
hended on tills ground, tliero. might bo
a rulo adopted by which nominations
should bo Hindu by districts, u thing
very often done lu counties, unit even
lu States. It would bo a rulo to a party
making Its selections, that tliero should
be a distribution of its candidates ac
cording to district divisions, either
thoso established for other purposes by
some general Stato law or established
by tho particular party organization for
Its own purposes of election or dis
tribution. Hut tho conclusive answer to tho ob
jection Is this, Hint any Important local
ity would hnvo tho power to defend it
self usalnst such Injustice: and that Is
ono of tho merits of this system of
cumulative voting, it tncro was an at
tempt to disfranchise tho City of Plilln
deliilda. to movent her returning her
four members to Congress, and the thing
was gros and glaring, what could sho
do under a system of cumulative vot
ing; Just combine her voto im-her lour
men. and elect them in suite of nil the
other electors In tho State, and thus any
attempt at injustice In any section of
tne umimonwcami migui no re-enreu
by tho people aggrieved by cumulating
their votes upon ono or moro local um
dldates of their own. They could de
feat any such attempt at Injustice, and
defend themselves against it, and tho
fact that they had such power of de
fense, would always securo a Just dis
tribution of nomination;.
Analii. candidates being thus voted
for by tho whole State, there would bo
opportunities lor irnKiiig ncner scicc
tlons than nro made bv tho district sys
teni. Lit mo take an illustration on
this point. What u misfortune it would
have br en if the narrow Intellectuali
ties of our modern political reasouerd
had controlled In England when Ed
mund Ilurko was u candidate before the
electors of lirlstol in 1780, adlstingul-li-ed
member of Parliament. who5o name
Is given to the literature of the world
for ull futuro ages. He stood up In tho
ltrltish Parliament defending the just
rights of the American Colonies Words
in our behalf which yet echo through
the world were Meant Willi luimiratlon
and pride even by Miooopposed to him
111 mo iiouso oi commons, mil mey
were heard with other feelings in Uris
tol, which he then represented in Par
liament ; and when ho went down to
bis constituents,, instead of re-electing
they rejected him ; he was voted down.
His own district had a local majority
against him of men who hated Ameri
ca, who were witli the King in the war
lie waged against our father". Their
piK-lnns and prejudices were aroused
against their eloquent representative
who had delended America in the Par
liament of the Empire. Ho was defeat
ed under the majority rule and a single
district system. Fortunately, he was
returned to Parliament by another con
stltuency, who thought it an honor to
bo lepreseutod by him, anil bo contin
ued In the llou-oof C.immcns nslong as
he lived, adorning It by hi eloquence
and his genius, and giving his name ti
his country and tho world as n cheiish
ed recollection for all time. In our
country, under similar circumstances,
I .rpessor out of an v other legislative body
' , lulefeat In bis district. He would
mini .1 limn wuiii ii-ui.i,, wnv ...
i,0 ostracized from the councils of his
country. Ills voice closed anil stilled
Ids career would bo closed. What does
cumulative) voting doV It enables the
freemen ofa StatotoRulcct their liurkcs
and their Websters; their Clays and
Calhouus, wherever they may be in the
State, and use their abilities, bo long ns
they please, in shnplng tbe legislation
and ndmlnitration of tho govrrnment
of tho country. (Applause.) No abil
ity, no merit, no eminence, no greatness,
could be stilled in any of our State) un
der tills system. The majority rufe,
which would seem to havo been invent
ed to submerge merit nml to lift medi
ocrity, would no longer operate its
course unchecked in American politic,
the freemen of our country would have
a breadth of choice which they would
exercise, I doubt not wisely to Iho ad
vantage of themselves and of future
generations.
Our experience in this State and In
other States Is not clearly In fivor of
carrying tho idea of single district too
tar. 1 drew thoiimcndment to tho Con
stitution of our State, by which your
city is broken into single-di-trlcts. I Ap
plause. What was the idea nf that
amendment? It was that ono political
interest should not absorb the whole
sixteen or eWitiuu repri .u.Uiiives
which you send to thoLegMnture ; that
a littlo shifting majority ono vuiy or
tho other should not ciHt that large
number of votes on one side or the oth
er at HnrrKbuig. The Idea w.'k to
break uptho'politUid coniimiiuty,nndiil
low tho dill'ereut political Interest
which composo it, by eliooingln tinglo
districts, to lio represented liiiho Legis
lature of tliu Slate. I'lilortmiiitely,
when that arrangement wiv m.ulo for
your city (and lor Pittsburg nKo, to
which it will soon apply i, this ju-t,
equal, almost perfect system of eliction
which I havo spoken ot tu-nlght was
unknown. It had not then been an
nounced abroad, or considered here,and
wo did what best wo could. Now,
however, If a chmigo were to bo made, I
suppose tho sameciirrent ot opinion and
of senlliu ;nl would lake plmv lu this
State which has prevailed In New York,
vihero the sjsleni ol single districts
throughout the Stato for tho election of
mourners ot tliu Assembly or lower
In that Slate, it Is a fallur" i it lias not
product it tho results which It wus sup
posed would How fiom it. Cuiimhitive
voting, iiowever, comes in, and It Is"n'
principle which is capable of pvtended
nppllnttion to populur elections where
moro than a single olUcer Is to bechoson.
It can bo applied to the election of rep
reneutiitlves In tho Legislature front
your city and from each of the counties
of tho State, or any dMricls Into v hieh
tbcStnto might LodivldcdforcltherKep
resentatlves orKenntors, and you may
thus get lu the. government of your own
Slato that fair and equal representation
which you ought to claim mid which is
your duo as citizens of a freo Htate,
After some further remarks, Mr.
Huekalow concluded, usfylluws :
Gentlemen, I have said most of what
I proposed to say this evening; 'fh far as
points of argument nro concerned. I
omit some minor points, anil boinit fill
JiiKUpthooutllunof tliu ftiL'iiintut. I
havo said what I suppo-cd was most
essential. And now in conclusion, let
me nay that I nppear here to dlicuss
th s subject before you for no purpose of
idle display or of iiiuusvuiuut, but with
u uroner obltct : with nu Lli n ti tla v.
nmlnatltm and dlscu'slon hv others! and
what I shall desire, mid what will re
pay mo n thousand fold for any lucon
venleme Jn attending line, und tiny ef
lort In speaking wl be the s.upport of
(ho prens ami people-nf Phllntlclphla to
a now, Improved, and hritiorablOHysteiu
of electoral action by which Dnriepro.
senlatlvosyBiciu in this country wll bo
yasjly Imjirovcd, mid by which the fu
ture of our country will receive ml ad.
ultlonal guarantee nnd fecurlty which
will not tall it herealterln peucoor in
war. Great applnue.l
MISCELANEOUS.
'pill: WASHINGTON UIHtAHY
CO., PHILADELPHIA.
hchntler'd by Hie Khilo nf ruiuaylvAula, ntul
organized la aid of tlui
HIVUUAini: i N'HTlTttTI)
l-ou Emv.itisci uiiAi ci rot'd.r ,
SOI.Dir.ra' AND SMUHls' OlililAXS,
lneoi pointed by Iho state of X ,t A pi Us, 17.
HlMlTlttlTluX O.N'l: DOLLAR.
TDK WASHINGTON MUllAHY CO.
nv viiirt'u of Titiiiu I'lt.utnnt,
ANIi IS
AccomiAStt; with nui'iiovisio.ss,
will dlslrlbuto
fltltlX tl.'.NDI!i:i THOUSAND DOLLAUS
l! 1M11MEMS
T(iTitnniiAnt:itoLi)r.ti,
On Wulnmloy, Hli qfJuuuaru, next,
AT rillLAIlLI.I'lttA, r..,
on at tiih lxsmrrif, mviaisiin:, n.j
Behettule of Frtunttl
1 l'rcicnt, worlh JIO.Oi
1 lTeiH'iii, woitl ai,
1 1'rt'm.nL vnrlll 10.WMI
1 rreicnl, woiili !,)
2 I'rosmiu, worth Si'.QU') cach....iA. s,xhj
1 I'rrmni, Miliudnt uZ..
2 1'iciciitn, Miluta nl 515,0 V inch
1 l'rrscni, MiliiiM nt.;. nve
4 l'reii'iils, viitiu-d m J..w cncli 1SV1'
2 riTseuu, vnlucd nt 3,mN)fncli ii.mn
.1 PrLi-nti, Nnlni'd nt LimuciilIi 3,''"
2ll rri'i'lits. Milucil ut oli-ncli.,... 10.UH)
lu Tri'Si'lltv Milucd nl SOmicIl 3,'l U
3 rrospnt. Milucil ul blench H
2il rie&i.litn. MllllL'd lit 2iciicli t.,'VH'
Tm t'ix"cnt, nlucd nt IMH-neh ll.tiiM
to rrt'ientH, vi'" iCd nt 75 end! ,7.il
ll) riVMjnm, .u.uc.1 ut Iftii'iuh Iu.iim
2il ru'ionts, vnlncd nt iicnch I,."i0
10 l'rcHcuti, Milui'd nt Cl I'lich. . Wo
Tho ri'iiLilntni; Pr&itMiU i,onlstirnrtlolrs
of mil nml uliu IttiptMtlllnlllU lu tlicdlf
fusion ot l.ltonilmi, mul 1 in Arts K'.ooo
Liicli ccrtincnto oi moiu n ncconilnriicu w lot u
IJIUUTtrUL RTTXL-rLATl". CNQItAVINO
worlh more nt r, I ill llinn the cost of CVrlliU-nte,
mid also Injures to llio hoMor n rrfient In lite
limit IMMrlbiitlon,
SUHSCUIPTION ONE DOLLAH
Any person t indlntt us our Iiollnr, or pnylnu
ino Miuio i our lor u nut'iii-, win ii'i t'lvo niiiut-
ili.itolv nfiiu-siiTi rinti'f iirt:i lnir.nl clioicoirom
liii iiiuowiuii um, anil oiieifriiiKnin or moi'ic, in.
mirlnii ono pri'scnt In our llltllA I' DISl UltllT,
'nirs.
fine DnHnr l.'wttilnta.
Nn. l-"Mv I'liildl .Myrhlldl" .Vo.2 "T!u'.,l'
SaVfdl TIH' ri siii,'il!" No. s "old Hi'M-nly-nix;
or Iho 1-hrly U.iyM of llu- lUotiillon,"
Any peiMin t,.ivhu two doltnrs will reri-lvr
fllhi r of the fnllowlni; tlno sU-i-l plnti'K, at rholco,
and two rcrtlllontps ol stock, thus lieciiluliitf ell
tithil to two prreiits.
Two Dollar l.'rtfirnliitai.
No. 1 "Wnshlnston'H Courtship." No.2-"Wnsh.
liMtou s Last ltili r lew with lil ilollier,"
Utrcc IMt'hir Eii'jrw tu'ix.
Any person pnylin: thrri' dotlnm will ipitIm'
Iliolieiilllliui le, 1 plan ol "Jloine Jlolil mo tir,
and thrro riTltlli'iiti'H of nIoi!., IjefonillM cnlltled
to uiri'e prrsi ins
Jtitr Dollar i nfiravm:.
Anvp"iH,.n p!t,fn fonr doIlarshaU recelo
tin' l!irie nml i iiiiiuil sti-i 1 plntpof "Iholvrlls
oi inir i oroi.iuioiH,' nun louieeuiiicnies'oi bioi'K
rutuilug tnem to four pri'sontK,
File fiollnr IMtrai'lnff.
Any person who p-iyjH live dollars Plinlt reeelve
Ilie l.iro mill Kpil'UUiu cjitei i lino oi
'ini: jtAitniAfii: or pocauoxtah,"
nml I'lve Certlnrntes of Slock, ciitiUIng them to
i ivo ires(ius.
The I'nirravlncs nml ( erllflentrs will lip deliv
ered tin aehsuliserllier nl ourLoenl Aireneles,or
uy express, as may uo oruereu.
HOW 10 OllTAt.V iltAIUM AXU HKflllA
VIXGH.
Hcnd orders lo us by mnll, enclosing from $1 to
6'JO, eltlier by Tost Olllee orders or In a registered
letter, at our rislt, LarRer ninountfl should be
sent by diaftortA'priHrf.
10 sh ires with LniiraNlngs, $t..7)
11 shares with Knuravlnns 23.50
ulinrt s with Knravlnss, lo.fjt
7 1 shares with rnjO'nvhiys, 00.50
11 shares Willi Kngiavlngs 00.00
Loe.il AOr.NTH V.'ANTLl) throughout the Unl
tedKtntes.
Tiiil uivKumm: inmhtute,
Mtunte at ltlverslde, HuilhiKtou county, ..ew
Jersi r. In rouuued forthepurposo or giatullously
euiicniiuK ino sous oi ueeeaseu rsouiiers mi'isia
met of llin IJnlti-il SLlles.
'Ill Jtosnl of Tlllstees tonsNts ef tho following
well-known citizen of l'enns iMiuln and New
Jcrsf yj
lion. Wm. n. Mnr.n, District Attorney, riillad.
elphln, I'll.
lion. Lewis It. r.ro'iinall, Kx-rhlef t'olner U. s,
Mint, and lbs'oi'der of Deeils, I'lilladelplllu.
Hon. .Inmcs M. Meovel.Xew .term y.
IIos. V,". W. Ware, New Jersey.
Heiiry (lorinnn, Kso., Aijeiit Adams Kxpress.
t'lilhiilelohhi. l',i.
.1, l: Coe, r.sip, of Joy, Coo . Co., l'lillndelphla.
TKIIASCliV DKCAlirMEXT, WASIMNOION, 1. C.
April 11, 1 Sd7. o.'tlcoof Internal lvevcuuc: IIa-
Ing locclvcd satisfactory evidence that Iho pro
ceeds of tho enterrrNc con lucted by tho Wnsh
Ington Llbrnry Comically, will bo dooted tn
charitable usee, p-rmlsslon Is hereby granted t
said Coinj any to conduct such enterprlso exempl
fiom nil ebar-je, whither flom special tax o:
otlii'l-duli.
H. A. nOLLINfi. fomniLssloiicr.
The Ass-oelatlon have appolntisl as Iteisdvi-rs
Missih, lli:oi:ut; A. CooKtf A Co., wbo.so wel,
known llitegrltv and businens e.perlcnte wilt b.
a Mullteleiit Kuamliteellint tho money lullustp,.
to iheiit will bo promptly applied to tho puiposi
sllUed.
rim. Mii'r.i'iiiA, l'A., May !, lstff.
Jt the OJleu d nod .Ifiinfceii 1 r,ie irii,l;f'iH Ai.
f.riir LU., .V. ,V. f;.ll, SfrrtUiry.
fjelltlfrtnen: On reeilpt, of your lavor of tla
Jilh in' nuilf Inn u of ouriippolutment as lb
eelveis for j-our i'omisin , ie ,k.1. thu UUrty to
Rlihmttn iripy of mt 1 Imrtei, wllh a in 01
yom?i pteri i,m , to the b'gh'sr lei;.il aulliorltj 01
thoHtnte, and b.ivlnj: leielled his favmnhli
opiulot) In repaid lo its b guilty, and s inpathl.
lug with Ihi LenoAeh lit iljfil of ,M lir Asioiu,
tlon,U: ll.e i dui'ntlou and uiiiltileualiie of Ills
orphan rhlldn 11 1 f our , oblleis nndsallois at thr-lllei-
le llislllule, we lne eoneluded toaeiept
lite and tu use our beM illorii, to promoi.
so nhv nn oliTei-i,
Jtul:tfully, ) ours, &e.t
ocii, a. cooitr. a. id.
Addris- nil letlem uud orders lo
lli:). A. rciiKi: & CO., Kanm:ils.
aiKolith Third Htreft, 1'hllndi-lphla, I'n.
HteolveiM forlhe Wastilnloti Library Co,
.1. II. PUIISLL,
Atithorlod A nt fofJUcsinisburrf and vicinity.
Nov. 15, I'm.
jTKW CAU1NKT WAHK HOUSK.
T11 r. iiuderHlned lakes lids u.ethod to Inform
the public Hint ho bus opened a
xr.w i'uilnjtuki: w.vur. nousi:
In I'm Wall.r Uriel; llulldlni;, on Main Ktrcet,
niMoiixitrnn, va
Which he !m i purehanednud (utmids to kcepn'r
inoneully fllhsl wllh ruriillurn of
I'tTV AND I10M1I MANri'ACTL'lli;.
IT IXIMritlliKH UY
n K M A T H K UH KB,
SOKAH, IA-JUX015H
JtAHIlLi: TOP ITXTltt: TAIILIW
ntAiiw-euHinoNr.i), oani: norronni),
.lr.rtlli as ii woon noTTOjinn.
nxTnRto.v taiilhA, r.'O'cTitiNO olamkh,
PAIU.Olt, CHAMUKIl AND DIN-
I.n IIOOM FUItNITUHi:.
In fuel a full assortment of
It IJ A D V- M A II K IKIITIXS
of nllsIzcH, nnd of
r.YKUVTItl.XCl IX TIIK LINK OK IIIH TUADK
All of which will be said
O II HA I (OK 0 A U II,
Ttu pnbllp r luvld'J to iUl ud rinuilne my
lock lelorri nir(uii5 els'wherp,
OIJORUK W. COllKLL.
UtMsVurn An4t ID, 1(47,
QAKUIAOK JIAN UFACTOHY, ,
LlooniNhui-K, r.i,
M. I'. RLOAIs A. nitOTltmt
tho KUeecBsnrs of
WILLIAM KLIIAN HUN
Vontlnuo the business of maltNjj
CAllltlAOLVi, lUa(II01,
and eery ni le of ', "
I'ANOV V.'AIJO.SB,
wliUHlhey hnvo wustnnlly on hand 10 miltrus.
tmucrs. Never using any material but Uio lust
and imploylni iho most experb need workmen
Ihcy liopptoDoiiiliitioiwhirelofuro to liUuintlrc
alljfacllon to '.verj-iuHoinfr, An Inspection id
their woili, nud of tliortrui'iuabla piip ashed lor
tho mine, Ip suiu lu Uisi.ni 11 mile
Jy.JKUCIIANT'S JIOTJJL,
to Minrii meiirii uniKi.T,
I'llILAIiIU.I'IllA,
X, 4 W 0, M I.'IBUIN, rrm ilnur,
Hay 10, 1( S7 ly.
DRY GOODS, &c.
ri HANI) Ol'KNINO
V.T UUANI) Ol'KNINO
HliAiSII (ii',;.-i,s,(,
UllANlt OtT.NINU
UUANI) Ol'L'.NlNO
or
FA l,f, AND WTNTTn flOODH,
I'ALL AND WINTI.H HOODS,
TALI, AND WINTKU HOODS,
TALL AND WINTKIl HOODS),
PAt.li AND WINTKIl OOODS),
consisting ol
oonslstiiiR of
cntislstlnsc nr
onslstliiK of
rsmslntlnii of
imv oooni,
ntiv (K)uiw,
nuv mioiii,
DRY (1001)1,
1111V OOOIW,
HATS AND CAW,
HATS AND CAIH,
ItATH AND CAIX,
HATS AND CAW,
HATH AiND CAIH,
1100111 AND HOIS,
BOOTH AND B1I0IX,
iinora and Hitorx,
BOOTH AND HHOnH,
BOOTH AND 8110ESJ,
KHADY-MADn CLOT1IINO,
ItEADV-MADK CLOTlItNO
IlUADV-MADl,: CLOTH INQ,
ltl!ADV-MAI)i: CLOTIttNO,
nilADV-MADE CLlirilfO,
LOOKtNO-OLASslIX,
LOOKINO-ULAS.S1S,
LOl)KINO-OIVSSI,
LOOKINO-tlLAHMlX,
LOOKINO-OLASSly.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIO.IS,
NOHONS,
l'AINTS AND OIIX,
TAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OII.s,
TAINTS AND OILS,
PA t NTH AND OILS,
nrtocr.nins,
onocmtiT.s,
ouocr.ittKs,
onocnttiix,
oiiocr.niLH,
QUiinNswAiti:,
QUi:r.NswAiti:,
IJUKLNSWAItt:,
cjtir.nNHWAttK,
o.ui:i:nswa!ii:,
hahdwakk.
HAItDWAHK,
HAHDWAIti:,
ItAUDWAUIit,
HAltDWAlli:,
T1NWA11U
TINW'Alli:,
TINWA11K,
riNWAni:,
TIN WAHK,
HALT,
HALT,
SALT
HALT,
HALT,
Fisn,
I'ISII,
FISH,
mn
FISH,
(JltAIN AND HERDS,
OHAIN AND HEEDS,
OltAIN AND SEEDS,
OttAIN AND HEEDS,
OltAIN AND HEEDS,
. 0.,
AT
McKKLVT, NEAL I'O.'H,
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'H,
HcKELVY, NEAL it CO.'S.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'H.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Htreetii,
Northwest corner of Slain and Market Streets,
Northwest comer of Main and Market Streets,
Noithwest corner of Main tnd Market Streets,
NHrthwcstoft imrof Main nnd Market Htliels,
nLoo.Msmjiio, rA
BIAIOMSnUItfl, PA.
BLOOMHUUIKI, PA.,
IlLOOMSllUIlO, TA
1UX)0MSI1UI111, TA.
I HON AND NAILS,
IltON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
IIION AND NAIlfl,
IKON AND NAILS,
In larire qusnlllles arid 11 risluied rales.alwa.
m band.
MILLINERY GOODS.
M
IPS LIZZIE HAItKLEY
lid i Just rffflvftl. n! her nlA nn.rn nn f..ln .t
Jlloolllablirg, lUT
FA LI AM) WINTKIl HTOCK
of jntUlnery goinM of every quality and wtylt,
ronsl-ittn of
LATKST KTVI.K nONNI
of tho very b ft mitprinl; tngrttn'iuvltli the vtrj
htRt nsortiufiit of
TIUMMIXns, niUIiDNH, AC,
wlilcli n 1 c i)tY TO"! for hqIp ut the lnwcnt KslbIt
mil x, ('all ainl v,
illooniMlniiu, Oct. 21, V(J7,
gOMrnilNG XKW.
Tho umlo'ciml liijfH h'U to Inform her
Iriendi aiul tin- jmUlu K'm rally, thai mIh Iius
Hi'npd In
I.KHIT fcTIlEirr
a tivhh stock
of ooilfl IttliO Hue uf
millunj:uv aiul thimmino.s
tnconmttloiiulth PrcHU aJuklngj anil Ii irw
lnird lriuUilltlou, lo
COtVlIt 8THAW HATH
n ihf hl.crlfht nntiiiMuid In the Jit ityln ot
thu art, 1tI( c k c uui tnl v, ork bittlHfiu tory,
I.tfUfitioot,Oitot(r4, m.
TVfEW MILLINKIIY K8TAHLIK1I-
1 MENT.
'tha Misses nnrrnnn M-ould rcspeclfully nn
Hounee 10 Ihelr friends In loan nnd country, that
they havo Just received nt their place of huMm,,
on Main St., below American House, a Inn and
new supply of
M I L L I N K H Y OODDIt
oftll descriptions suited for Kail anil Winter's
Jeari lin-lu,llnj Bonnets of tbe lutist strles.ltlb.
bons, irlminlniis of All sorts, and In fact keioa
Keneral furnishing store fur imtle. 'Ihelr pat
terns and styles are among tho latest, nud Ihc
rrleis but a trifle In a, h once ol those In tha cly.
Do not fall tpcall and exmnlnethelr goods'beiore
piirchaslni: elsewhere,
Nov. 1.1VS7.
Ha iiowkh,
ipened n flrtt-elass
BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP HTORB.
at the old stand on Main Street, Bloomsbiirir. Ills
stock lseoniuised of tbevery latest and beslslyles
eyer offered to tha citizens of Columbia County,
lie can accommodalo tho pilblle with the follow
ing kinds and at cheHp prices!
"'P1 calf boots, nuo, men's kip, double sole,
llojs' child's bisits, Men's rloyo kid, CoiiEress.Ao
Men s dlnve kid llalmorul shoes, Men's, omen's
boys', and misses' clove kid lasting nailers, Wo
men s Rime kids, very fine. Women's line (trail
moroeco balmorals, "Women's men's moioecoaud
mlf shoes, eoniinon Bins, Misses' and child's
shoes, Men's, women's, 111 toes' boys', and child's
sllpprs. He alsiikecisi a (real arletyor
nATf, CAW, AND HTIIAW OOODS
of every kind, at the lowest prices, both for cash
and country produce,
Reraeaiberlbealtrastion Is In enr roods. Don't
b alarmed at the cry of high prices, but call and
fr ourselves, nfopectflilly,
il, C. BHWITIt,
MIC Al ) V 1 LLIC T II KO LOGICAL
SCHOOL.-The Fall lerm began Septem.
bcr J. The Faculty of Instrueilon consists of four
risildent and four non-resident professors, and n
tutor. The object Is to educate young men lor
the Christian Ministry. Thero Is a preparatory
class for those whu ha not rereled a colli glalo
education. One hundrod and sixty dollars 11 year
sro granted lo beneficiaries, ullli an additional
sum In spei lal ease,. Tha tuition, uio of Library
ana text.lsiokji.nwtrM tn nlL The Hchool was
fonndud by thoCnltjwuio and Clirlnlan denonil
nations, but Uoiisn wall who helluva lu Ilia ill.
vlnsorlgln ofCUlUtlanlly, Tho Library consist
nf8,5nvolumus.
Applleatlnn may b inoda In Itev, A. A, Liver
more, Tresl'tcnl of tho Hoard of Inslnullon,
iturtdvtll. Isv, mivl7-ly
J HICK IIOTKL,
oltANllLVILI E, COI.UMUIA COUNTY, l'A.
iHitALL MUiiiu, rrjopiucjoii.
, lluvlllji Ujrjj rwjiiUmi nf (Uh well.kruiWB
boon, so liaVVtit Br Heuiuel 1 -,eri ll, lliel'iu
irltiUir liaalal In II tw-iuinaent reitalrand nirliisb
id 11AK AND I.AHlIJilUjU,i'ibr,lii.ll,juor.
nnd rawejl MUuJr. Ilia atabln U not encellisl
iu tbeeouutyt uul u iutu IU be ire.l tn
IKMWltuodMS Blacals. (e,
DRUGS & MEDICINES
N. MOVKIl'S
(il,l i;.sTU.U-.ih n i :;t u smiu;.
ducoh! imrasn imrami!
Tnnmost cotiiiilrtcniM carefully solfClcJitoik
lobe foun'l tn tho ei'tinty, coiislttiliiH tn jmrt of
In-UK, CIliMnlcilln,
r.iiiu. mn,
01flf"(, Vnrnhhc
l'utty, Drushos,
DyoStutr, Mixed llituta.
fivnurn, usai;xtiw(i;XTitAi.'TM, biicj:s,
iHi:?TrAt, it t tit.
rtrfutnory. Jtnlr I-yon,
Vnwy Sosip. llrttflhcn,
Cotiibn, Coainellc,
Htfttlonciy, l'oekft llon!o,
1'I.N KNIVI(( PIIMV.CiaAltff, TOIIAtm
Lami-.h, OiitMNKys, HttAinw, MritNi n!,
Honcr, ('IriinolM Skins,
Cnthttfr-, HjitculuiiiH
Hyrlngcn, llreftst l'uinpo.
Trnnses of npprovod mulie,
A InrgonNnorttiutit of choice I.lquurn for iMoillcl
nul pitrpovi1!, Ini((th r wllh t In itirtom
vi:li, K.suwx hroMACii iuhi;ik
TIumo with tunny oMhm' .irtk-ien tH. muni'ioti'
to))ffli rurin it ntnck which tUiU'H compi'tHInn
hoth ns ir.tntH pi iti iti.it tlii'tiiutllty ol tuctfo-i-tn.
riDici .nh nioinit'iiuNi toJii'ur.si)bi uini
'i tin L j Musi caiu; ,ttu hhwi'A rcii,
Countiy ilmileri ntv Invtteil to Innpctt lln-ftK-k
hof trt pun ItiwhiK plM'Whctf, hh tiny uiii
tliul It Krt'iitl to tli-tr tttuntaiff, I'lesli gu-nU
itru roiMiintly hi-hu rt'iuil tioiu llm itty, iiikI
am Of fbtnOictl tittm ly ivhattx't.'r or retttit,
Itcim iiihtrrthcptm, Kxi-il mm llLoci: nbovi-i:.cli.iii.-
llolt-I, Main Mtn-ut, IJiooirHbur.
W HO f A I M ft U RTA I X.
J II UU (I J fi T,
rtlH.SCll Ol.' MAIN ASH MAI1KKT HVEttimt,
llI,OOMH!lLUtO, l'A.,
v,u iv will hi foil ml 11 lu-tfe nritl flo"t htm!s ot
MKiJlCLXUS AND CURMICA1.S.
Also nil the
r ate nt Mi;Drctsii or itis pat,
I am nUo pu-jkuvJ to furnlIi Country Mtoresulth
Cantor Oil, (Jo-lfrey'rt Ctmltftl,
TtMtl.IXUSTO.V8 HAIAM,
nml ull other liic.Ilclni's lit-pt In their lino at City
prlfeK,
HO- IVoscilptlous cunilal!, roinpouu.leil at nil
houiH,
In mcdlclne-'s, quulliy U fif tho Jlmt linportan
lll(H3imburff, JunpT, 1W
T? KVKIIKTT it J)H. J. Ii. CASK'S
AVv'ir j)uva sronn,
in oriANonvir.T.r,
JUST oi 1: N K J)
W11K A SflXNUlt) VAIIini) AOUTMUST OF
f.OOn-t Al'l'i:itTAtN!N' TO TUT. lUit'O m'HNFs,
win: Ditua4, cmiMifAus, i;rt'.,
ON It NI.
In short Riiy nrtlolo thnt ran le iriiintl In tho
Iriitf llnoran ho li ul ;it tht'lr Moiv. Ir. .r, ll.
t'asy Is a rrnrtlonor, mi'l nNo undi iIuihIm l'hnr
in.iry; J.. Kvorctt Js n .Midlcal Stinhnt, him it-
ii'iiMt'ii fine 11 rm ino .jciicvson .hhiutii follcgv
anl unilprstniitN Iho cnmhoutifllii'' nf iirti?a.
'ihcy icspocttully invito Ukj pitronn-ro of tholr
11 inni-i, mul mi niniif ronoiniiy, n"urin; litem
n, .unit wiimt'Mr win ut. pui'cn.tvii tn itioiu
"""" "' i'i i'n it-. uprjj bi
rnn great
The coopenent iarti cf tMi rcmAtVal lo rrfrBrtlon
if ere first tl.icometl, compouutJul nnl ai.inbutcJ,
lome twenty 3 carj ago. by Ur, CacopsL's, the cie
bratoj tgyiiuan l'hynuan. Tliousumljtr Mi luffer
leg couttr men wtrc rcitori.il to liealth, as well as great
cumber l of ttio Inhabitants cf NubU enj Abjssiula,
and of thecountrlcs boideiirot up a tti tioutlierocoait
-.ci tne Mtautrrancan U.k.
milieu, tiie fame of tha
ioon eprtuJ o?er ICurope,
an J trad talrUd by tt.9
lirincijal l'Jjjiklacj la
charf e ot tho Lcipltalj of
tha t!d norlJ. In which ft
ii rtill U3.l Wllh liTrml.
Etnt success The Viceroy cf Lypt placed the nsmt
cf PB. Chiopbus upon tho" Koll cf Xollcs," and pre.
irnted to hint a Medal bearing tho follow in f iQKrin
t!ont "Da Cmorsrs, tho Public UencfACtor." Ihu
li.tters Is now ctTjrcd ti Ihi rmbUo cf America wllh
thv fail assuranLO that it l. i.I bu found, upoQ h fair
trial, to net as acjtiao fj.'thj cure cf
Cholera, Dywntrry, UHrrhrtn, Cho.cra
Olorbtu, I-'ecr dixU Af;uc, ltiloir Fcier,
Uhciunitljin, Typhoiil I'crtr. Iysirnitln,
Colls, Uroncliltls, ( omiunpitdn l'Jatu
leney. Ul&easea or tho UlciiKjs, tr(,u
LcliUlty autl I'tmniu Ccmptuiuts,
Hemirfcabt cures cf thtj nln.e til mpei haet'Cfn
-tJ by Its -, MBamepomwnif ciitfi, many f.cn
Wjutsrphyliarn. fully tttst; tnd It Is Jnln"l t
mjvrsMt ny prtpurttioa xut As ea eufV!
Touie, and nn
INVICORATISQ PEVCIIAOS.
IT It 3
NO l.-iUAL.
Tncs tni
EIN'GAltl UII'TCm
HAS SOU!
A3 WELL AS U0DY,
A-D AS A
PREVENTIVE
or
nisEAsn,
HA 9 NO SCI'EJUOIl.
A FEW WORDS TO LADICS-The Use tf tli
Z1SQARI BIT T KKS nlllKlte t jou tl nt soft, nmi
transparent complexion wUc'i tho Cod of nature (4e
liCning nomaa to Uj tho IVLhtt cf 1 Is works) f-lly
Intended that you shoiilj l.tirt for It Is nature's on
powder and paint combim.d P imrifySnj the blood.
tlmulatinjt the l inmiUry ulU cf the dcimls,
smd imparting health nnd llf tl.iougl.out the vntlre
system, it rsix-clallv jri(s il.ut rmootlt clearnen nnd
Veauty to ntecomplexlnn r J much to ho d.-sirrd rc
laovlun all roiKhiivi, 1 lull',?, frtckki, i ln.pls,iin!
tliatjtltow, sickly n common in OJrJuy; ant
what is even hlt -r n t' u. It curts ovcry rpules it
ftraata lT-reiuU-!i , - li4
X"rineil Depot, llarttbhure, Tn.
RAHTER ft BAUS3,
Soli I'r.f rcuTQiil.
tir ror sale l,y I.. :.. MOyni, WIkU-miIu unJ
lU'lull Druint, t.l,.iji,,l(ititf, I'.i. lllV(j7(Jin.
yjl. V. .Ml'JU'lIY'.S SONS,
B T A T 1 O N j; 11 ii ,
8 re am row rr, intkiih
iUjANK hook jiA:a;FACTum:j!R
!tl Clii'slnul nlrpi'l, V.K,,i Hi 1,'omlli Mrccl,
riUI.AlllCU'lltA, TA.
Ttu'y riitliea spednllty ol nirnlbl.liiK National
HuiiUh, t'oimly Olllccrs, In: mniici Ltihipanlts,
llunkluu 1IOUS.H, wlu
I'.VnilY AltTJUI.i: OF IUiANK HOOKS
AND riUNTINH,
huvlni; mitcliliu iy trswlnll' nilnplea fir nil work
tlieymtiy uUlrc. fKtiS'67-ly.
JOHN V. YKAOWl A (.'(),,
Wholcsnlo !nlers lu
HAW, I'AIH HTIIAW OOODH, AND
1AIII1X IVIW,
So, M7 Noitli TUInl Blrcel,
l'lilliulrlplila.
IjiIo WiilturA Koiili,
ImHiitcr mul PmU-rln
chi.va; (ii.ahm, and qukknkwaiii:,
No, ?ll .Voitli TUInl Rlrict,
I tiwi-wi ItHce nml Vlntf
I'MllilKlplllH.
K T 11 I 1 V K U .
I'AIL-MCl) Ol 'MUICR J, 1V,
ThU ilmpl, ttiRh i fliH-tlvo mif lilno Is n,lmlt.
uvttiy nil M'lnUliaiihvi l"l' Uio mi illnei
li'Vl, i for i-rmicrlnu (Tovrr nM yd iiisi-ovcn !.
A llHt UlHUCf 111 ll IS Mllllrl, Hi III ISHIVlllI 0 till-
mosl ohliis,. lulu, I i,i ii it in-1 ii'ii nllllly.
It tups thfi luvi i In ul limn ilii, slulli li-uvlim
llii, stt,,w Mimi'inu hi ,,u iiu vmiiiii.i. n I isislly
illusui h um I.iiim mil i, (itiiifs Imli'tie mull oi
ls,y ,i vuiik It
It U i,iiliit, i, .'mj,' In siriiituii', mi'l liol Ilu
lilo lo rfil c.ql l , i, . i, , ,, ,l4,(!y not lip.
Hut vimiI sdvnlitum- .ii mis ninrlilup Is, vtv
Law H.i, koeil lintbcrcfl In tin- clmir, ri tily for Um
cluM'f mtU or hullor, t Mr snvlni: ihn mm,
Uugllioftlainaul li,nrm n,', mt- liuiuiltii.c iui-1
til. lhll II Iroill ll;i , v, U u,i,i i.
tl laiuii'i to pi ih r I . ii I v.ili tills iswlilnn,
,U u i-oliut UT tile s . .nu i.i , i.i' sr. J vlllilt U lost
lu ill. old way of loiUn'niiB II.
l.itrHi.itramrj 'uiimtnii iithoflrril(oruiTKOl'l
m.u vliimiki.miuinlii'n smior i,ui.i lliitlits
ur j urtUulnra nililr ( s
AVJ ii'iUAN t III 1IJ1IOI.I),
, . OlKTBiUl,
Jftu'Wiir,! C'olnmbl, IVtistri riv.
DRY GOODS.
jjuituAii rgj; catawissai
Ullf WAV 1UII HAllUAIMH,
(locsls to foinpiiro with stringency of tho money
nmiuet, iiooic und coniimro tirlccs heforo pur-
clinsliif? rlsowhcrc. Just roll nt ths fnvorlte bust.
iiess stntul of
JIaNlNCH i HIIUMAN,
mill you will hornet hy I ho obliging; proprietors or
their rlcrUs, mul shown through I heir great vnrlety
storo frecof cliargi'.of course. They will glvo on
n f.ilr chnnco to spenil your hwso chmigo, Ihey
trust much more prolltalily tlinn It enti ho spent
elsewhere. Their
HrOL'lv OI-' DIIV (100DI1
this Spring Is much Inrccr In nil lis varieties than
usual, Their
I.AtlU'M' lllllMS UOOIM
me of the nicest styles In mnrhet, 'Ihey haven
lino nssortnieiit of
HAT-", UAlfl, 11001U AND BIlOl'-S,
UU.MMlMt CI.OI1IM, CASHINl.-iS,
CA.HHl.Mi:illl, AND VISHNU,
nu,l luunerous nrtlcles eomuioii lo such cstnbllsh.
monts, he shies u goneral nssot tmeiit of
HAitiiWAiii:, Ti.swAiti:, iui:i:nhvaui:,
and oiioci:iiii:m.
nil nt grently re,liice, prices. They wish to con.
iluct Ihelr IniHhie.s on tho yt,lcm of
"I'AV AH Y017 (10,"
mill tliey thllilt Ihey i nn nllor,l to si II ve rychenp.
iiityietuin tlielt lliiuiKs tor many past favors.
iiu,l nlt the futuie puioune of their former cus.
', liners nii't th, pulilli- t, in hilly,
.Mi NINl'll M Hlll'MAN.
It.MllUUMTlUt A liltt) I'll HU,
Imporler, mi'l .loliliers ot
IHWlrlHV, tll.dVIS',
Vlltltrs XI) DIlAWCll-l,
iirrriNs,iHi,KNDi:u',
ilooi suinrs, ilAxm;i:ii'. itii:iH
HiunAiM. Mi:u-i.ti mi, kh,
Tltl.MMl.VtJl, IVlU'i; MONNAIIM,
SOA1W, lT.l!l'll.Mi:l:V, I ANl'V (IIIU1W, , N
I.'OTlllNstinNKItAI.I.Y,
Vlso Maniifneturers or
I IM Ills 1 1 1 M A ND I. IO i; I NO I I . A SM KN,
m l Dinlcrs In
U-OOI) AND WII.UlW VAIll;.
lilioii.M", itorr-s, tv,ini, A,-,
No. si Not 111 Till 1,1 Slreit.nliiiw Vine,
l'lillmlelpiiK
M. MAIU'U:,
'lOTIDNS, I10SIi:ilV, (ILOVIX. AND
1'ANCY RODlrs,
No. ,11 North 'I'll 1 1 lI Mnet,
I'lillailelphl i.
NDKKWS, WIl.KINH A CO.,
Denleis In
I'or.IliliN AND DUMUSTIl' DKV (I0O1W,
No.OT'l.M.ultet'-trerl,
l'ltllaitilphln,
JOSICl'JI S. 1)HI.1,
JHnufncturer or nn,l Wholesale Dealer lu
CI.OTIMNO, LLOl'll1, C S-SI.Mi;itlX, AND
VlXl'INOH,
No. 1 1 Noith Tlilnl Htrret,
l'hilailelplila.
GROCERIES, &e.,
p i: M O V A Ji O V
(". C. MAltll'H
X K W S T O 11 i:
ro ii it i y irn n i, ck,
ON THKCOUNFi: Of Sf.UIKKr AN II IKON Sfltl-KTS.
The umlerslKncil ha lux lecelveJ from the city
a full nn-1 complete supply of
HI'ltlNil AND SUMMIlIt
DRY (lOODS AXI) GnoCKltlKS,
N O T I O N H ,
TIX-WAltK AX1J IIAHD-WAUK,
cj:im: ..ri irf,r.un-n:uiK,
(oni'i:ctioni:iiv, oLAs-WAiu:,
T O 1$ A C C O ,
.1 ys .i x ,v ii o ms,
1'I.Ol'It, HALT, nsii, AND mi:at,
all ol Mhfch 1 propov si-Iltnnt a veiy low tlsuio
for cash or pioilnce.
9t, Cull mi,l ,ee.
A pill IS, In.7. C. C. MAItll.
r i:nxA ivy toi ixi-:i,
WouM repi , trolly iiiiiiouti'-eto his riU-iuls ami
put i, uif., that he husopi-no 1 a Ilist-clnss
F 1 1 L I T A ( ' )X Fl XT 1 OX I : H Y STO HI'.
wherelherem y l,i- ,,un,l nt all limes, a llnecol
, tlon of
rru'iT, i .i" i 1 1 itciNr.ity, Ni'i-s. Ac,
is ivp 1 as
I P.T (HUM 11MIX
' l.l.'Ii lint. 1, oM i.hi il .ii le isuii.ihli rules. Th
l,kl,n'H ii ll. 1 1 1 ml of I he , 1 J lie.t qu.ilil.v
'ii p.,',ns will !,, - i mul lo i.i-ilte this estnh
I ilimiuttli, i. m -l ol Us l:iu, I In town, a call I
, i, i , , I , , pi -I'ltx-i's uie m ele elsewheri
is ill I 1,. lib,' plleel siltlsfielliill will I,,
i hi. ' oi.I'MIiia iioI'mi;,
M..' i 'I opp.slle Miller's Store,
ill ',7,, liionmaOttlt!, I'll
8
H'UKU., lIKltdliU A CO.,
OM.MII'.ION .Ml-.IILIIANTM
D. ilels III
I i ii. nr i Hi'.ii:, ritovisioNM, ,ii'.,
N,,s. UMi-n I 1 'I N'oilh U'liHi'(.s,aliove Aleh M.
Hillailnlphln.
- ,' l: ul . I, ,i Wilt,,,?.' Wheel (Irense, In Inn
1,1 ,l.t us, an I alls,
AIXWIIKUIT & CO.,
w ii (i i, i: s i, i: (i it oi; i: kh,
N. i Cn.-liei .iclllil linl Anil Streets,
l'nil.Uit.I.l'IHA,
llealelslu
n: as, KVittJi'-!, roi-'n:i:, stio.Mt, .molasmk-x
uie!, Mi'in:s, m cAim nm, .tc n,
n.. (ir-l.-is will lio Isc prompt at lent Ion,
May in, 17-ly.
J.STAUU.SIir.n I7!.
joitDAN a nnoTiir.ii,
wnoixMAu: (iuol'i:i:s
an, 1 Dealers lu
HAI.Tl'l.TKIl AND Ill'.l.MHTONH,
No VO North Thlnl Ktr'ct,
l'hli.iilelphl'i.
II.
V. I'KTKIOIAX,
With Ml'l'lNCOTT A THOTTl'It,
wiioi.i:sAi.i:oit(xi:ip(,
No, Norlh Waler Strei t,
mul No. il Noith Delaware Aenue,
riilUihlphla.
JOHN STHOUI- & CO.,
Isiieceshors to t troop A Iirother,
wiiouAi.i: di:ai.i:i!s in nsii,
No.'-'t ortli Wlitrvm, 'in I i Nsrlli Water tit.,
I'lilItKlelpliln.
jovi:, icustox & co.,
Mnnuuietuu-is niul Wholemlo Deulers lu
COTTON VAUNS, OAItPIIT CIIAINH,
RUTH, WU'KS, Till VAUNS, COIlDAtli:,
llItOOMW, V.'OOD AND WII.I.OW WAUI.',
!.OOIv'(i OI, SHi:H, ( LOCK'S, l'ANCV HAf-KKft
T.MlI.i:, I'LOOt!, ANDCAHItlAOK
Oil. CI,OI'llS,Ac
.Nn. i'kj Mniltrt Slrcel, soillh side,
I'hlht.Ielphlii.
Q.HOVKSTUKN'S I'lAXOS,
(iiiovi;sti:i:n'H riANoa,
aiiovKNSTCca riAvr,
410 jrAWtfAY, Ni.vr Tnnir,
HO IlroaUwiiy, New Yuru,
ill llromlwiiy, New Yon:,
Am ti nrlv nihil tori u rnhll fly, Tower nml Hlei
ues ol Tone, '1 J it J, are (nsl Is i oiiiIuk tin, fai
lie oi roll t'llirih, uiih Musicians, A lout, nrs in
all lowiHordoutl Music. 'lhe me wnriant, ,1 i
teiy li 1 1 1. 1'llies i t.e.llilli' lout r than olh
Illht'lllUS IllllKf is, S ml let l in llllll,
liroVI S'll'I'N.A 00.
4ii) Ilronilw uy, Nt w Yor
01'1,'i",, 1HI7..IIII.
Ql'KCH'rilANXA IIOTJ'.I,,
O Ciitaw, i. I'l,
The nlsie Ilolel lias Iftlely lieen purihosisl I
IIUNIIY J. C'LAlli;, mid l.iu Uon Ihorouidily r,
mo.lriUil, lepnlretl, nuil rcfurnlslusl. It will
fouuilnow,!u ItsnrrniiKeHirnt mul npioluliii(-(i,
h tlisl.clnss llohj, mul avrcmd lu In I la
country, IWuons t eUlm wtsLluj tj sptuj id
hot months In the cslr, U1 do mil to k
tkaivoi Mitinll,
TOBAOOOA& SEGAHS,
rjiHH ONLY 1'IiACE
to tet ths Ivil
T0I1ACCO AND C1UA1U9,
AT WIIOI.IHALU AND IICTAIt,
ut HUNQ'siinnaKifH,
i few doors helow tho Amerlcnn House,
llloomshtirg, l'u,
llo has Iho largest niul most select of
BMOKINCI AND ClinWlNO TOUACCO
cvcroll'ereil to tho citizens of Illoomsburif, All
tho fancy hrands of
Hi:OAttS,
nn,l ths hest l'lnC'Ctit mul riug
CHUWINO TOBACCO,
can be ln-1 nt his counters.
toiiacco nrr.s
In great variety arc among his larga stoclt.
DON'T I'OItllllT TO CAM
it. ii. nu.vHin:imi:u.
JJ ltAXICS
wiioi.iXAi.i: toiiacco, sNttrr, and
CIOAlt WAltllllOt.'SK,
No. Ill Norlh Thlnl Htlcet,
between Cherry nml Ilnee, w est side,
I'lillailelphla.
Q L. WOODUUl'F,
Wholesale Healers lu
'iOIIAI COS, CK1AUS, I'll'lis, Ac, Ac,
No. 11 Nollll Tlnnl Hlreel,ulioij Murllet,
l'lill.ulelphl.i.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QiT.lu,KH"V. .SNYOKU,"""
111 .VI. I H IN
II A U ll V A It ii,
I HON, NAILS, SILIII, AC, AC. AC.
MAIN XTIIIXT, IILllO.MSIIUlid, I'IINN'A.
ratio this nn tlnnl ,,f iiiformlii'ithocltli Usui Co
liiiiihl.ienuly, that he has opened an extelishi
llanluare ntote on Main stn-i t, In lllooiushurK
near Iron stivi t.iin I lint he h is on hand n
l,All(ll:lt Slo K AND IllrtTI.I! ASMJUTLI
Ihan eiiu be found my win re else In 111" eounlj
mil which he liileniH to sell at prlc, s whhh ilel
I'ompellllou.
CIIAIXS, AXKS, STKKIs, IKON.
I hnvo flmlns all Nlros. htis, ull mko nnn
tflj;lit, ivtcrl, nil i-It", iron, nil khnpen, nud all
ory low.
11LT1 1.1f:ilH II A It A U H,
of every (leei lplions, NuIN, axle pnlIyH, nn"i
vonU, lutein's, liK-ItHunil kuohs.lmtt ncreH.snsli
fust, wlti.low KprlU'.'.-i, havo knobs. Minn lihicc,
lui.puinil NtapUs, liooKSaml Htaplct,nml In f.ict
rr.vlliln iieeileil In that line.
COACH iV WAOX MAK'KItS' IIArtUWAlii:
omlinu'ltifi almost every thlnn In that line. Also
HAIi.N KSH .MAK CKS1 IIAUDWAIti:,
Iiuclitcs-Tiipittnic'tlj laiekle-., silver plated; blttn
nrcery lihui , Hamix, Iron ; pad trees: IIamtj,
w.wm ; saddle trtes, treen, lrth web, worsted
niidotlon : Ihroad.vlltc, nwNnnd neeilles, tool'
of nil kinds.
HUOIIMAKl.iTM UAnDU-AHi:.
, full nssortment forrarpenters. I liuvoplnneH
uu kiihis, haws; hand, p.iuncl, rip, and eoninuss,
siu urea steel, Iron, and try : boring inaelilncs,
enisies, misers, beels, inallets, hiaefs, pauges,
plows, ink's, 11(, nnd about everything for car
pent i rn.
roii Tin. ii:oili: oi:xr:itAi,Lv
I hnve roal
hod, eoal
shovels, ftcoops,
voat Mltcis, lant
ern M.tablo utk'ry)po(ket
cutlery, plated Kpoon,
plated forks, servers, tea nnd eof
feo pots,butterknles,mlllKawM,
cross cut huwr, cli i ular Raw h, Kangsuwis,
niosl-rKO t-lioes,wrenclics,rlvolH,ham-iners,
hatch, ts, ninttorks, pklcs, forks, Rrnb
bitiK hoes, hUoy eN, spades, spadlnn folks, lioen,
raltcM, b.d pins, twine, skates, jdwws, coilln trim
mings, i:niery, rod chalk, white chalk, wire,
horsy nulls, meat euttera, wales, w.tdi bnards,
hoiM' InieUets, wnoilen palls, dollies
phiH, gliie, do)r mats, porch main, par
lor mats, com poppi th, patut
brushes, lurse briuhes, sleigh
1 iclN, heel enl its, enamel
ed kettles, brnss kflttcfl,
copper kettles,
tf wkettlci.sntico
pans, broad
ncs,nalN,
Slede, curtain ilstiires,
ThimbleM;! lni and lni.e
1 'limps, U ad pipe, etc.,
'I'm red rope and huudieds or aittclt'i not (enu
nuTnted constantly on hand nt
CIIAUMX W.HXVDrifH,
Main Street, niimmsburic,
Iaioii K. Smiui. j. t. hm.tzii;
2 M IT II A- HKLTZKlt,
Iiiii. n .i r- nnd 1 fraV rs in I'oi elgu and DomiMli
ir a it n v a n i;,
r nh, c u r i.i: it v, ac,
no. lay n. i in pn cntriT, An.cAU-owitii.i.,
v ... w , I'ini-AliIII.IMIIA.
Nov. '."-'.OT-ir.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
VTATION AI. KOUXllltY,
A. 1
Iltoouiihurt:, Columlil.i Counly, l'a.
The sulisellh, r, prnpiletnr of the aliove.' vile..
eslinsUu est.ihll.hini ut, Is now ,:epaii', to ri
ci Ivo ordeis lornll Kinds of
MAfiiiNiiitv roit roi.i,ii:iiirs, m.at
J'l'IlNAC'lX, STATION." It V llNCINUs,
JULIA TllltliSHINd M.U'IIINlIH, Ac
llo Is also prepared to miilie Slovesof all sizes
and patterns, IMowlrons, and e erj tliliiK usuallj
made In llrst-class Foundries,
IllsexlemUof.iellltlcu and puwlk.sl woikiildl
warrant hhu In ieeclvln3 tho lawd eoutraets on
the must leasonalilo terms,
Craln of nil Kinds will bo taken In exchange for
Casllnns.
TliUertahlUhmcnt Is located mar Iho Ijicli
wimii.innd IlloomshuiB Itallroad Depot.
IT.TLIt IlILI.MYLn.
gTOVKS AXD 'lTxWAIU'
a. ii. r.uri:iiT
annouueeii lo his mends niul ccstouisrs that
continues the uho e hurlucss at his old placo on
MAIN S.T1UXT, IlLOOMSllUIlO.
Customers can ho accomodated with
FANCY HTOVIM
of nil hinds, stovepipes, Tlnnuic, and every h
rlcty of article found In ii bloo and Tlmuiro I.
lahlisluuent In Ihocllles.nud on tho most reason
able terms, Ilepalrlng dunii nt the shortest notice.
DOZI1N JIII.K-rANH
on hand for sale.
JkTKW STOVK AXI) TIX SHOP,
o:i main Brni'i:r, m:amm oi't'osnu mili.kii
HI HUB,
IlLOOMSIlUltO, I'l'.NN'A.
TiiiM'niU'ri.lBiufl Ims Just tilled up and ojicmd
STOVK A'XD TIX SHOP,
in this phue, where ho Is prcpnied to make up
new Tin Waiii: of nil kinds lu Ids line, und do
repairing Willi neatness and illki-utih, upon the
most h um, liable li nns, llo also keeps on hand
ClOVUS OF VAHIUUH I'ATTIUtNH A SI YLF.S,
.ihl, h ho will hell uiinn teilns to suit puielmscis,
(live him a call. Hois u gusd met liiinlc, und
leserv lni; of the public pulruinii:e,
llliHimnburK, April fl, 1H67,
C
CI W. HKAIIOX A CO.,
i i
Manuraduri rs of
OIL l LOTUS AND WINIMJW MllADlis,
W'aiehouse, No, pji Ninth 'ihhd Mieit,
Miln.lel,lila,
j.l.OUOK 11. HOliKlt'lH,
Impolterillid DeilUr lu
IIAUDWAIti:, I'M LKHY, (U'NK, (
Nn.311 NolthThlldslrl,als,e Vine,
l'hls,l,.plils
fKAVKlt it SPItAXKM;,
110I,)Al,r.aUOCi:l!IIW ANHCOJUIIS--IIIN
ll LCHAS'T',
K ii 1 ..r. ii ,,.
I'hlUUelplilu,
DRY GOODS.
ArilJiEil'S htoiu:.
I'lllHH AltlllVAIi OF
FAMj AND WINTMt UOOD.J.
Tho suhscrlher has Just returned from the cities
with nnothcr largo nnd i elect assortment of
KlilINO AND HUMMIIH (1001M,
purchnseil In New Yarltnnd rhlhulclphlant Iho
loMest llgure, nnd which ho Is determined to sdl
on ns moderate terms ns can he piocurcd elso
wheio In Uloomsburg, Ills slock comprises
t.ADIIIs.' Ditm-S (IUOD.I
of tho choicest styles nml latest fashions, together
with nlnrKo .assortment of Diy Ooixls nnd (Ins
cerlcs, consisting of Iho following nrtljes i
Cnrpels,
(III Cloths,
Uloths,
Cnsslinert'S,
Minwls,
I'liiuiiels,
Slllis,
White Hoods,
Ltnelis,
Hoop Skirls,
.Muslins,
llollowua '
I'edal ,. 1 1,
'iuctnswnie, Hold ele
Hoots tllld Shoes,
Huts and ('nisi,
Hoop Ni ts,
Umbrellas,
LiK!dug.(.1ltis es.
Tolmeeo,
Coilw.
sunal ,
1 , us,
Illee,
Allspice,
(luiM r,
I 'lumiinoii
Nulnic s,
AND NOI'IONM (IHN HAI.I.Y.
In short, evcrythln usituhy hepi lu (ountr
tores, to which ue Invites the attention or th
ublle liiunully. The hlahest price will he p I
or country prmhu'e In exchange loi-Kood-,,
M. II. MI1.LI.I1,
Areado Ilulldtnixs, i:ioimshui' t pn,
QltKAT UICDUCTIOX IX IMtlCKs
at i'i:ti:ii i;nt m s i our,
IN I.KIHT HTItl'.l T,
of
PAI.I, AXI) WJXTKIt (!0()1)S.
Till! subscriber has Just lueivnl and has on
'mud nt his oil stand In Light street, a Inife an, I
select
AKrfOHT.Mr.XT OV MKIU'IIAXIMSK
purchased ill the toilest llure, olid which he Is
deteiinlned tuell on in modelatu teims 0,-iiin
he procured ulsewheie lu Llfiht stieet,
ron c.iMi on ivcxTJir Mourn:,
UU stoelc consists of
Ii A I) 1 KH' I) 11 KM 8 OOODS,
choicest styles nnd latest fashions,
(-'atlcoes, Mutlius,
(llnnh'ims, I'lannels,
Hosiery, Cupi ts,
Slllcs, Shawls,
ltKADY MADK CI.OTIUXti,
Satlnctts, C'osHimcrs,
Coltonades, Kentucky Je ns,
AC, ,H' At
aitO(JKUir.S, .MAUKKUnn,
Queenswaie, L'ed.irwale, Ilardnnre, Jledlclms,
Dnifc-s, (His, l'nlnts, Ac
HOOTS & SIIOKS, HATS A fAl'd.
Inshoit everylhlns lisunlly kept lu a eonntrj
store. Tho patrounuoof his old t'rlouds and Um
public generally, Is icspeelfully solicited.
The highest market prlco paid foi country put.
''"oe, l'lII'LIt LNT.
I.lQht Slrcel, Nov. 8 ISC
QltKAT HKDUCTIOX IX IMlKl.h
A 1' D. K. SLOAN'S S'lOIti:,
1 N OKA N(l 1IVI L I, V., l'A.,
o r
KAI'Ii AXI) WIXTKlt (IOODH.
ThekUliscrlhrrlia-JtistiecelMslnudluisnuhioi I
hi hlssloiuluoianiievllle, n large and select
ASciOlt'railXT OF MKItCIIAXDIHI
purehaM'd at the Imiest Ilame, nml which lie i
dcleimliied to M'll on as moderate lei ins asrin
he procuied clscwhrio In OinUKevllle,
ron cash mt coL'Ni i'.Y rituDi'i i:.
Ulistoil.eouslvtsot
IjADIK.S' 1)15, KH' OOODS,
ciiok i:sr mi i r.s ami i.am'hi pasihons,
CiiIIcocs, Muslins, (;ingbam. Flannil.. Hosier
I'AIM'l.m, SjlAW'l.',,
ltKADY MADK CI.OTHIXO,
-allnet", ( asHluii rs,
t oltoimdes, L'entui'ky ,li 'ins.
AC, At .. ,t
OnOCKKIKS MAC'KKItAI,,
HUeiDswaie, Ccdarwaie, 1 In I I u u i ... Medic u,
liltrus, oils, I' vims, .to,
HOOTS A- SIIOKS, HATS A CAR
In shorl ever.Mhlnit usually kepi In i, , uu,
I, ne. 'I he palloiliw ofhlsol.l filelids illiil'in
itililleui'tierallv, is repi cllully solicited.
'Ihohkliit mull;, t ptlee pill, t for enuillr
u"o. II, I. st,M I .
illlUMevllle, M.iv 111, I'.T,
j j. ii n o v i: it,
Is now offerltis lo iho public his stoci, ol
,v j j,' j a' a a u o i ,s
"onslslliu; lu pari of n lull Hue of
IXdltAIX, WOOI, AND li.
c a n r r. t s,
I'ine cloths end ei'sslnieie tor I. ,11,
HANIISOMI: Dltl'."s (KMill.,
of all pattunsnnd (ii.illti,,K, in'.ilds iiud 1' "
ol various iUlllIlles and prlcl i,
iili:aciii:d and iiikhvn mi si. in
liADIK'S KKKXCII COKSKT"-
A N 1,
DAllOltAli SKIRTS,
itood as.Norlinmt of
L.uuiv a- cmr.!ni:.:i a a i n:iun. Jiom
1'1'esh Hlocerlcs nnd Spites. New llssmtllu'Ui
fii.A-,s and ();ui:i:nh-vai:i:,
I'X XO. I 31 A C K Kit i: I.
In one-half and one.f.uith barrels,
Now Is the time to make your stleetlolis, u 1
am (-ireiliiB goods nt ery low prices, niul ,nu
mollo Is fair dealing to all, mid not lo bo mi It'
Roldbyuny. j. j, msmvi It
Bloomkhlirg, AplU 1'.', Ill7.
"t"
poWDKIl KKGS AXI) KU.MHI'It
w. ji. jionuoi: co
ltupert, J'.i
Manuriictuii rs of
I'OWDr.HKFdS,
and dealers In all kinds of
I.UMUIUt,
glnotlcothut they nro prejiared to nccouiod.o,
their custom with dispatch, nud on the chwipei
terms,
jyjIUiKIt A HOST,
Succtssors to l'rauklln I'.Selter A Co
ImporteiH nud Wholesnio Dcnliis in'
I.HJl'OItS, WINF.:, r
Nos. 110 and 112 Notth Third sin ei
l'hlladclphl.i.
1 A. IIKXDUY,
fiiiocea-ior to Itendry A Tin n la,
Itonufneturer nml Wholesale Dealer In
HOOTS AND HI101-S,
No. MNoiiliThlidSlreet,
l'hllndelphla.
T P. DKAHD,
wllh Ul'l'INCOTT. 1IONI1 A CO.,
ManuUiturciH and Wholesale D,siler lu
HATH, CAIts, riHIH. ANDSlTtAWIIOOIW,
No, 111 Mnikll Min t,
ndladelphla.
gXYDKIt, lIAItltIK A liASsKTT,
Alnnufaetutersnnd .lobhers of
Mi;.S"s AND IIOY'lt t"A)TIIIN(i,
Ncs. SffiVarkil nml ('i.ninu i i i t
ri'llailelpl,'!!
Om: nr tin. t,4 si M'lu'iidiiK nr imi i
(, HIS', III ll I' mil lit i 1) I I s
I lllll U1, 1 HI 11111 1 II 1( 1 ll 111
l'u, IS ,111