.u'mcr's gcpavUncnt.
Uirluf I'atnlass I'orWIulte
IT i i.Vti u nutti'r ot vory grout lie
m.rv liap.irtaucj for f.t finer to bo
tb'i 1 1 ki-i p hU noUti) c.niii until sprlntf.
M'i 'V m le very htnli.miu huiui by
fun tils coiim1, lliu iust notHtm.
f ntrttoM woro bought l.ut fall for Ufty
fsut. .1 bushel, nml tin)"" til ;;oo'l oritur
ri-ri iM vory ccnurally ',tn tho Hiirltis
fir two iliillrtru. As luns.ni tho custom
f rly mnrkutlnjr. prevail, so general,
ly thu man who cultlvnlcs tliu new
MMlllnr uil store tliem until fprlntf,
will bj llcely to pursue ii safo courso.
frlces ro generally I'Dough Metier to
ny for tho extra liauitlltijr ami Iwivo rt
nrjlu for prollt. They can bu utortxl
pun thoaurfuce uf the crounit I11 nl,y
4tf paction lu the -iiniu uiAtiiicr us
tomlpj but tliN ri'iitilroi much care In
jvrrluf the pita on account of extreme
wither that pruvalla lu the best pota
to d'.firlcU. It U not uncommon for
th earth to froezo two feet deep, nnd
the nlslnu of n iiiouml with witter of
thnt thickness over potatoes U a great
Ubo. JtliMlts advnutagei, however
In hiving carting, nnd once hniidliuc
Too hettp or pita nro usually niailo up
u lh tlfkl wlicro tho potatocj grow,
and mo near togather that when tho po
tatom nro picked up they nro tukuti dl
reedy to tho hcapj, which contain 30 to
11M OJuheH each, ai sulti tho convent
nee uf tliu farmer. A light covering
of itraw ! put upon tho potatoes, male
In;; a roof that will shod water and keep
oat th frt. When the farmer wlili
M to keep his potatoes for the spring
ftmiet, this li a good method. Anoth
r Tfy It to btoro their potatoes In pits,
partly bioV the surface, but this can
only bu douo where tliu soil N perfectly
dralfisd. Tliero Is not.tnueh dltference In
thn inuur Involved, or In tho security of
the crop nMlnai frost. Farmers living
nc(ir ports who wish to ship their pota
to in winter build cheap vaults or eel
Urs in hill uides, which will hold from
5J'J to 15!)J hushoia. Tho vault h.ia
w m! v nnd shoot arranged for tipping
In a t'trt'kMd at n time, nnd a door 1?
upon tho south end for taking tho pjta
tct- out In Now Jersey and on IiOiig
IhJU'uI it it quite common to store pota
tos n tho liou?o or barn cellar, to be
ready for market at any tlmo when the
jr. fiilts. Immense quantities nro
t r I by dealers lu tho city of New
u, mostly In barrels, but sometimes
It uuik. In cellar storage straw should
ho thrown over them to keep out tho
lljht. Thli crop keeps bent, away from
the air, In darkness nnd nt a low tern
poratura, n fewdegrcei aUovo freezing.
That method it host which securo these
enndltlons most perfectly, with tho
!en.t labor and the least expense.
Until ir Sharp.
Ir h-.n been asked, which stock I;
b 'iter for tho land, cattle or sheep? II
d v.h not admit of an unqualified answer,
U'tien the farmers of this part of New
Yifk, nbout forty years ugo, entered
larsely on wool raising, they observed
t.i Improvement In their pistures
which led thorn to conclude that sheep
wre a better stock for land. Hut now
mst of theso farmers or their succes
nrs, have disposed of their fchecp, and
n'lrve again an Improvement In their
land-). This would Indicate that a
ehanc of stock may bo advantageous.
I think tho benefit which appeared nt
irst from keeping sheep was lost by
ovretalklng and by continued close
nipping. Flno wool win profitable,
and farmers were tempted to keep too
nrmny sheep. Old pastures wero fed ff
yo.sr after year, without ploughing; the
frv grew thicker, but was very short,
and the depth of roots seemed to corres
pond. A change from pasturing to
mowing worked a great deal of Ini rove
ment.and n change from sheep to cattle
has a blmilar effect partly perhap i, bo
cauiij tho grass Is not cropped so close,
and partly, it may bo presumed, because
of change
Experience teaches 'a that all our
dry land (In this part of the State)
should bo ploughed and re-seeded,
tornosolla frequently and others at long
er Intervals.
Some manures seem better for certain
trojw, as tho sheep manure for wheat j
bat for general Improvement of the
land, woseo norrason tobellove that
ne kind of stock Is superior to any
other. A. Jtetd in Country Gentleman.
Hott to Keep Winter Apples.
Ae exchange recommends packing ap
ples for late kieplng in well dried saw
dust! that from hard wood Is better
1 linu pine, and probably bass wood or
maplo would bo tho nicest. IIowcvi r
packed, uppies should bo carefully
picked when they aro dry without tho
H'lgiitct bruise, having remained on
' i i iri-ei ns long as there Is no danger
f m irnst. In packing In fcawdust they
r. ptii In one at a tlmo in compact lay-
- wl'h.an inch of sawdust at the bot
tom, and buflleicnt upon each layer to
cover them, tho wholo being gently
shaken down occasionally as tho filling
aoes on. Tho advantage is, that tin
snwdiiit kteps the applos from contact
wlih each other, excludes tho air, and
alisorhs any molsturo which may come
frniii within or without. This plan Is
mluptil to family uso for extremo later
k'l'plir;, rather than for general mark
('tint! 'iirpose,though It would bo equal
ly u-efiil for the latter purposes where
Miwilmt could be obtnlncdand prepared
In -nfikient qunntltloa. Another excel
lent plan for Into keeping Is, to wrap up
etehapploln a bit of old paper and
pack them In barrels or boxes. Old
newspapers torn Into patched eight or
ten Inchea square, will answer. How
ever packed, all wormy or otherwise
defective apples tdiould bo culled out.
More apples, In fall midwinter, should
bu kept In a dry placo, and as cool as Is
eoni'lstent with safety from frosts.
Wiiconttn Ftirmer.
"EMi'i.oyn:TsoccrtalnIyproduees
fhmfulnrss," says Ilishop Hall, that
I have known a man como homo in
high spirits from a funeral, because ho
had tho manogemeut of It."
Bmvtiie spent two wholo days and
nights In considering and answer to
this conundrum "Why Is an egg un
done like an egg avenlonoV" He would
suffer no one. bp tplt him, and at last hit
pirn the solution becauso both are
hardly done,
A MKitciiAKT examining a hogshead
of hardware, (in comparing It with the
IuvoIsm, found It ull right, except
hammer less than tho Invoice. "Och I
dou't be troubled eald tho Irish porter,"
e, the nagur took It out to open the
Jhogshead with."
jjor yhc lUUHJ OlIljS.
I'll l'rliic Dralr ami Hi Prlue .ntgiiouit
Tiiuiii: wis once upon u Union King
who passionately loved a Printers, but
she could not be married becausu sho
was enchanted. Ho went In search of
aViilry to learn wht ho should do to
Ln loved by tho .Princes. Tho Fairy
said to htm, "You know that tho I'rluc
ess haa n largo eat, of which sho Is very
fond. Sho Is de.stlncd to marry the
man who shall bo sufficiently adroit to
tread on tho tall of her eat." Tho King
said to himself, "That will not bo very
dlfllcult." Ko he quitted the Knlry, lie
termlueil to crush tho tall of the e.it
rather than fall to trend on It. IIo ran
to tho palace of his mistress, where
Minim came towards lilin, putting u
Ills back, as Im was accustomed to do
the King raised his foot, bu! when lie
thonght lie was certain to net It on the
cat's tall, Miuon turned round no quick
ly that his -Majesty trod on nothing but
th floor. Ho tried fur eight days to
Mop on this fatal tall, but It uppeared to
bo full of quicksilver, so continually
was It In motion. At length tho King
had tho good fortune to surprise Jlluon
whilst lie was sleeping, and stamped
upon ills tail with all his force. Miuon
awoke, squalling horribly, then sud
donly ho tool: tho form of u great man
and regarding tho prlnco with eyes full
of anger, ho sa,d to him, "Thou shnlt
wed tho rrlnceas, bocauso thou hast de
i.troyed tho enchantment which pro
vented thee from doing so, but I will
be avenged. Thou shalt have n son
who shall always bo unhappy until the
moment when lie shall discovor that
ho has too long n nose, and If thou dnr
est to divulge tho threat I have uttered
hou shalt die Immediately." Althougl
tho King was very frightened nt tho
ilght of this great man, who wns an
enchanter, he could net help laughing
at this threat. "If my son has too long
a nose,', wild ho to himself, "unless ho
oo either blind or without arms, he can
uwnys seo It or feel It."
The enchanter having disappeared
tho King sought the princess, who coil'
-ented to marry him : but his hnpiil
ness was of brief duration, for ho died
at tliu end of eight months. A month
afterwaiils tho Queen brought Into tho
worm a mtlo prince whom they named
Uesir. IIo had largo bluo eyes, the
most ucnutirul ln tho world, and a pret
ty little mouth, but his nose was so big
that it covered half liisface. Tho Queen
was Ineoiuolablo when alio saw tills
great nofoj but tho ladles who were
with her told her th 1. tho nose wns not
so largo as It nppeared to her: that it
was a Ilomau nose, and that sho might
learn from history that all heroes had
largo noses, ho Quoon, who passion
aieiy loveu tier son, was charmed nt
this discourse, and from constantly
looking nt Deslr his nose did not appear
so large to her as.nt first. The I'rlnco
was brought up with care, nnd iu soon
as ho could speak thoy told all sorts of
shocking stories before him about peo
pie with short noses. They allowed no
one to conio near him but thoso whoso
noses in toinertegrce resembled his own.
ami tno courtiers, to pay their court to
tho Queen and her son, nulled the noses
of their little children several times In
the day to mako them longer ; but it
was no uso pulling, for they anneared
snuo-noseu oj thosiUo of I'rlnco Deslr.
As soon as ho could understand It
they tuught him history, nnd when
they spoko of any great prlnco or beau-
tlful prlneess they always snld they
had long noses. All his npartmcnts
wero full of portraits with lariro noses.
nnd Uesir became so accustomed to re
gard tho lehgth of the noso nsn beauty,
wiai no wouiu not Tor a crown have had
his In tho least diminished.
When ho was twenty years of ase.
and they thought of marrying him,
they presented him with tho portraits
of several princesses. IIo was enchant
ed with that of Mlgnone. Sho was tho
daughter of a great King, and heiress
to several kingdoms ; but Desir thought
nothing of that, so much was ho en
grossed by her beauty. This Princess,
whom ho found bo charming, had, how
ever, a little turned-tip nose, which had
mo prettiest ellect in tho world on her
face, but which threw tho courtiers ln.
to tho utmost embarrassment. They
had acquired the habit of ridiculing
little uoscs, and they could not restrain
a smflo nt that of tho Princess, but De-
tir wouiu allow no raillery on this sub
ject, and ho banished from his court
two courtiers who had dared to diimr.
ago tho noso of .Mignone- The othersn
prolltlng by this example, corrected
themselves, nnd there wa one who said
to the Prince, that in truth a man could
no1 bohandsomo without a largo nose,
but that femalo beauty was altnsmili..,-
different, and that a bcholnr who spoko
Urtck had told him that ho had read.
in uu uiu ureeK manuscript, that tho
beautiful Cleopatra had the tip of tho
noso turned up.
Tho Prlnco nmilo a m agnlflcent pres
ent to tho person who told him this
good news, and he sent nmbassadors to
demand MignonoV hand In niarrlaire.
They granted his request, and he went
more than three league to meet her. ho
anxious was ho to behold her; but
when he advanced to. kiss hor hand, the
hnchanter descended, carried off the
Princes before hU fur-i. .nri tr.t. .i...
nconsolsble. Deslr resolved nut to re
turn to his kingdom till ho had recov
ered MlgnpiiP. He would not allow any
of his courtiers to follow him, nnd being
mounted on his good home he put the
bridle on his neck nnd let him take his
own road.
Tim hor?e entered n lnrgo plain, over
which he triiTciled all day without see
ing a ulnglo house. Tho master and tho
horso were botli dying of hunger, whon
at length In tho evening the Prlnco saw
a cavern, In which wad n light. Ho en
tered, and perceived a llttlo woman,
who appeared to bo moro than an hun
dred years old. KIio put on her speetu
cles to look at th prince, but she was n
ong tlmo adjusting them, because her
nobo was too short. Tho I'rlnco and the
tulry (for she was one) each burst out
laughing at seeing tho other, nnd erled
out both at once, "Ah, what a droll
' I'"." lroll ns yours," bald
IJcslrtotho Fairy, "but, ilndam, let
us leave our noses as thoy are, and bo
so good as to give mo something to eat,
for I tint dying of hunger, nnd m is my
poor horse." "With ull my heart'
"alii tho Fairy j "although your uow Is
so ridiculous, you aro no less the sin
of my best frlond. I loved the Klnif
your father llkoiny own brother i ho
Inula very huiiiUotui) noso, t hut PriucoL"
"And what Is wantlnsrln inlna?" k.ilii
Uesir. "Oh, there is nothing wanting,"
replied tho Fulryj "on tho contrary,
there Is but too much of It ; but never
iiiiihi, oho luny oo n very goou man,
even with too long a noio. i have told
you Unit I was tho friend of your fath
er) he came to hco mo very often In
those dais: and a to-ouoinr iIhi..i.iu
let mo tell vou I was then verv nn,ti v
and ho used to say bo. I must tell you
u convocation we had together tho last
time that ho saw mo."
(7b It conttnuttl.)
THE COLTIMBIpr, BXOllMG, dSroIAGQfYr PA.
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTEKS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
HooflantTs German Tonic.
L?roparl hj Dr. C. m, JBtktn
VlIt-LblLMU, Pi.
The Grttt litmedles
roiiiL BuiiiM or tia
LIVEn, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE OH GAITS,
Hooflatid's German Bitton
U com pound of th ore Julcft, (or M they tr
n.otliLliialty U-rm ttmi M, XtlratU)
Uooti, trh 7fTlT ndH.rk,raJt.
lngtroiiiUon, J!Amm btfhly coiictn
UawU tid Hitln CirtBa y rti frm At-
oAo u admixlurt iaf kind.
Hoofland'a German Tonio,
It ft eomUn&Uftn of til th 1n?TfllriU of tli
lllrtri.milJi Hi puttn aulliy of .V.tnd (Vv
Hum, Ortnsr, eie. mktn un of th moil
f lf Mint atiJ actevAU remeJif vr cffarfJ la
TfiOio prrfttrlr.e & McJIda fr from Al
boU fttliuLxiur, l.t ui
Hoofland'a German Bittcra.
In r of ntiTcroi dffrf litem, whea aora
ftkoholia aUmulQl I Dtceaury,
Hoofland'a German Tonio
l&cvld be itd.
Th IVIIt or th Tonl trt brtth ttiv&j
fflt ftoil cootftlo th Mm mrdlclml vlrtnei
Tli itonifteh. front ft arlty of caua, nrb m
DUllty, eta, ! itjm Tfryiii.t to hT
K fonctlon d SA JSfl wngf.f. Tli r-
ull of which l, Gm& iht Ui paUenl
uffpr from Mirftl or mor of tk foaowlitg
Oonitlpfttlon, TlatuUnea, Inwartt Pile
xulnei of Ulood to th Hkd,
Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Dlnirum for Fooa,
1'ulnffti or Weiirtit in th
Stomach, flour rno
tatiom, Sinking or Fiat
terina at tha Fit of ths
Stomach Swimming1 of th
He ftd. Hurried or Difficult Breatb
Ins I'lutteiinar at th Heart, Choklnr
or ButTocatim Sensation whin la
. J,yini Posture, Dlmmea of
Vision, Dot or Web b-for
Vim Hlfiht, Dull 1'aln 1a
the Head, Deficiency
of FernDtratlon, Yellow
ness of th tikln and Kros,
Pftlnlnthe ,,- Sid. Back,
Ch.st, LI iii ijfflk b. elo., Hud
denFluBhenof Jffl Hoat, Burn
inz in th mi Flush, Don
stftnt Imnirlnliin of EtU, and
Orel Depruslon of Spirit.
ThfH rm4U will ffttlQAttj tan Utm
CoropUlnt, Jaaodle, if !, CbronU m
JtrtoiuI)ebi:iiy,Chrotilo DlsirrhtMs DIimm st
th UMriryn. and ail IXmm arlilnf fit
Dlasrtlcrcd Uftr, Utomaeh, r IoimUd.
DEBILITY,
ftirts Vfton ast Oiras wsititi;
pnoaTetATioir oj" tub aystbu.
liseoi st Hsfssi Li os, HiSDiBir.
Iircss. ysrsis, sto.
Thpr 1 neaids xUnl Mill U th
nmetllM la nth un A tou an rigor U Ira.
ptrtl to th wbt Brataia, th ApMitt U
Buciigthviied, food ma b enjoyed, th
iomftChdl.s IM Piftinpllj.th
blood U purtftrd. JbsH (few cofapiczloK
teeooiMKOSQdaiM bIbvJVJ baaltbr. u j
low Unf 1 TBifIotel tnm Ux a Nmh
U 1tmi io th ehwvk, suist Hi ttu ud ocrrott
laaJd UoouiMft ftroaf aid sJUi b1b
Vinton Advanced in lAft
And re'!nc th- hftiid of tlmi wi.'g oinf inwrtr
sinii thm, with All tu ttnJol III, will find In
thu of llila mTl'Una.in ta TUNIC, aa
IlJlr tlist ttiU lriU nsw iff Into Uilr wlaa
wtor In mcAiur tli nfrcr tal axilm of
mot youthful Jij., bulM us their ttmiDkes
form. tid gift be:i)i M.et UyslSMS t their
rviniHrJnjjtaj.
KOTICE.
Ill a wallatahtbhMl fact that fully one-!n!f
f th ferna r tmm f ir popu.
laUoo sr wlJuui 'TSj u th njoymrnt
offo,lhM!th;or, fjl - U thetf own
xpreim, "rmer ssiTftaasa fed wX" Tltv
sr Iftriyi.t-I, (JvrH,l 0f tjjrrr, xUtmoT Mr
TOU, fci.J bat Ito appllle
"T h'a" of peiKina tli miTi:Ea,oj lU
TUNIC, U eipwlali reoouimeodKl.
WEAK AMD DELICATE CHILDHEH
Ar nw',t strong to th oi f t!thr of lh
IT'i'Si',! TllV wflt cur ; ha.
i:AHaud,ntioHtfaii.
Tliouw! of crrtlfleiu Iist aeeumalaM
Ui hand of th vroprleUtr, but ipr will allow
of th puMicaUon of bm a faw. Thoao, ll wtl
U oUersl,ai mn ef doUi and of racs taail
Lif taat thai mni t bailenl
TESTIMONIALS.
Kan. Geo. W. Woodward,
Chit Jutlwt ef LU Xuprtn CW a 'a., rit
ml tn
I f.n Hoof- v land
i-aa-f t5dl i-.l.v.
1 of rmt tan CaO tflue
floof- - land (lannna
I lilt i
tllfful lit
UWij, ai1 want of tnou acilou In th titui.
l'ouii tru'f.
UliU. W, WOODWAItl)."
Hon. Jrnci Thompson,
aef Oit Suprrmt CVurt PtnrjlrtU
MtLMelpMa, April W, I'M
"I riiiMr liouramr Ucrma ftittt
M..at mttltcint In eao of atlaik of lirfr
tloo vi lffpila, 1 in M'ltlfr lUIffioJi lay
ltrlant of It
" ioun, with wpcel,
"jAlliy TllUUiyO.t."
Troia Eor.
Joseph H.
Eunard(
Dr,Ji(mVtP'.ti I Ua ban frtTioLllr
rquiud lo ronntcl my ia'na Kith i(Muim
datlOD of tliff.unt klbdst of mtdMnaa, tat, f
Brdlr.f th praa ufe. &v tlc m vi iut
rrorr1at eV V havclM
art ic:inf,l; IB V&M lt wlih a otrar
Erijof In vailorj ttci Sf tbenas: an 1 pe'
cuiailyla my own toil'r,if tli niulnM of
Dr. lliM.latid'e Utrman liilter. I 4ayv Jor on
fnm my naual eonrM, to rprf my In ttmlo
tori that, fur ffnrrni (A yrr, imrf
rptallyjur liw Cwf-ltint, U it a lai td
.untltprrriilim. In aoiua tn it mar Ullq
fcut attiful j, I 4 -t i nM, H will U rry mlc t1
to wio ttr nOr from Un alettrauw,
Vtr, tctt rfipeinilly,
J. ii. HRNHAnn,
Jt?t'ith, below Ooatea
From Rev. B. D, Tcndall,
Mlltt&nt Mttor CMtti CAr$nt4U. VhiUitV-
1 ut flrlTd dpHd l,pyBt fnrm th on
TIoeflaiid a Gtrman Hlfsr, and fl It ny rrirt
11 to MeommeDH Uifm aa a mvi Ta'uabf Vtta
to all wLo ar iuffcruig from jtneraJ datlJly r
from dlMMM srbln. frm dorBmetat of O
hft. )oanirly,
E.l- TJS'AVAIU
OAUTIOHj
r Oarmaa IUradla tr owUrftf.
w..3.fU, i 4rn.arofU,if.
jjh U: All J ou.rra ail oouS
rriiiripal OfTlaa and U annfiatory at tii 0
aau U Oleic firtra, No. Oil AUC1I tiuL JUj.
tdalphla
OHAnLM JC HVAWS,
Ottmu IlranUi, I'roi.nekit,
.'""wljlJ.il.JjoMo.a.o
J ti VntfrU tu4 IWm la UiX
BmIuI'i Otrau BilUn, w kcu, n
W Do W4 butt to uulu wi Dj mjM,
u laji la viv w it Uu suciu.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC.
January II. im.
DRY QOODS
TITIIiUJU'S BTOllK.
KUE8II AllttlVAIi OP
FAUi AND WINTEH OOODB.
The subscrlbor lian Just returoed from tlio cltloi
Willi nnolhor lnrgo nml nrlert nsnorlment of
RI'ltlNO AND HU.MMint O0OHS,
rurchaaol iu New Yorltnnil riillnitctpblnnl the
lowest Bgurt', nml which tio UUetrrmtnril to tell
on ni tnoilcrnto Iprini ni enn ho jirocurpil clgo
fiioro in liiooiusburg. Ill stock comiirlici
LADIES' DKIS8 U0UD3
of tho choicest styles nml luteal fanhlomi, together
rrlth n lnrgo .imortnient of Dry Uoodn nna Gro-
cerlei, eoiislllng of tho follonlns nrtlclci I
Cnrpcli,
Oil Clothi,
Clothi.
rnilmere9(
Mhnwlft,
ri.iuncli,
Bilks,
While Oood,
I.lneos,
Hoop Rklrtx,
MuMlll.
Jlollowwme
Coilnrwnro
Queenwnre, Jlnnlwnro
Boots nml Uhoen.
Hntn nml Cnif,
JIoop Nels,
UmbreiliLt,
Ioklug01ncfll
Tolmceo,
Collee,
Hiigars,
Ten,
Uicc,
Allspice,
(linger.
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOrlONS (1EN UALI.Y.
Ill Bhoit, everythlns usunliy kept in country
Flore, to which no lnvltci the nttentlon of the
publlo generally. The highest price will bo paid
fur country produce In exchange for goodri.
H. II. JIIM.EIt A HON,
Arcndo llulldiug, lllooliMbuig, Pit,
nitKAT ItKDUCTlOX IN l'lUCKS
AT IMITEH r.NT'R STOItH,
IN I.IQ1IT STItEI'.T,
OF
Sl'ltlXCI AXU SUMMini 000D3.
THE mibscrlher has Junt rceelvtil ancl 1ms on
lutuil at his old rland lu IJght .Strict, n large nud
select
ASSOHTMKXT OF MKUCHAXDiaK
purchased at tlio lowest figure, and vhlch ho
detprmtued to sell on as modernto terms ns
bo piocurcd elsenhero hi Light Street,
tow cash on couxntr pnonvch.
His stock conslhts of
LADIES' DKKSS G00I)f3,
choicest styles and latest fashions.
Calicoes, Mucins
Ulnghnmr, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Silks, Shawl,
HEADY JI.UJK ChOTHIXO,
Satllictt. Casshners,
Cottonadcs, Kentucky Jeans,
cvu., .vn n
anocKuiES, MAOKiatAtt,
Q,uecnswflrp, Cednrwarc, Hardware, Slcdlclnes,
Drugs, Oils, I'nlnts, tic.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS A CAPS.
In short everything-usually kept in a country
store. Tho patronago of his old friends ami tho
public generally, Is tespectfully solicited.
The highest market prlco paid for country pro
duce. l'ETUn ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 8 1807.
J J. B it O AV E It,
jk now onerlug to too puuitc his p:ock or
,V J Jl I A' O GOO J) iS'
consisting lu part of n ftilt lino of
IXGItAIX, WOOL AND HAG
O Altl'ETH,
Fine cloths nnd casslmero for Ludlcs' coats,
handsome mtnsa ooont",
of nil patterns and qualities, Inlalds and rrlnts
of vnrlous qualities oud prices.
BLEACHED AND IIUOWN ilUSLlNH,
LA DIE'S FltEXCII COKSETS,
BALMOUAIi SKIKTS.
Good assortment of
ladius" j. aui.m;E:rii qaitfausa hoots.
Trcsh (Jroccrks and Bplces. New assortment
GLASS AND QUEENS-WAKE,
FX-XO. l'JIA CK.EIt E L
In onc-balf and one-fourth barrels.
Now Is tho tlmo to lilallo your selections, ns 1
nm offering goods nt very low prices, mid our
motto Is filr dealing to nil, and not to be under
sold by any. J. J. BltOER,
Blnomsburg, April 12, ?C7.
H. AKrMAN. O. II. DILMNIIKK. K. R, nATMAN,
IITMAX, DILLIXGEIt it CO.,
M). NOKTil TIIIUD HTHKKT,
(.Vffov opjwite Joliet, Kent. txltUcc A Oj.)
W'liolcsalo Dealers In
YAItNH, BATTING, WADDING, CAUI'ETH
Oil. CLOTHS, MIA11F.H, vi.y st.n,
CUSA1N I1A04, '0DAOE, AC. ALSO,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WAKE,
IIJICSIIK-S, TKUNKH, LOOKINU OI.VSb.s, TO.
May I", IsOMy.
OV-U '.li'J-".'.'OX & CO.,
M(U- tvi Wholesale Dt-hlfrs lu
COTTON YAllNa, CAUPi;T C1IAINH,
IIATT9, WICKfl, TII3 YAItNH, COHliAUR,
IlUtK,w. Vf0!J AND WILLOW WAIU3.
I-OOKV t 'A) ' LOCKH.rAW'Y HAhKin?
Y. iAo n, AND CAHUIAOE
OILCLOTHS, AC,
No, 630 Market Htreet, Kouth Mile,
rhllatlclphla.
JOIIX 0. YKAGElt & CO.,
Wliolcs.ilt) Ucalers in
HATS, CAI'3, fiTUAW OOODH, AND
LADIUV ruiw,
No. SOT North Third Htreet,
rhlladelplilfi.
A UTM AX & EXaiSLMAN,
TuiiAca), HNurr a h;uau
MANUFACTOHY,
VO, 311 KOUTIl TIIIKD BTIIEET,
Beeond Hoor below Wood,
1 II I L A 1) K L 1 II I A.
J. W. WAKTUAW 1 KNUBLUA.f
QAUUIAOK MAXUFACTOUY,
Illoombnrer, Va,
M. C. 8 LOAN A DUOTIIKIt
the succcAHorsof
WILLIAM felJAN A SON
continue the bnMntfui of inalilii'f
CAUUIAQUS. I1UOOIIK
nnd eyrry stylo uf
FANCY WAGONB,
which they Imve constantly on hand to mlicu
toiuere. Nover using any mnterlulljut tho Iv
and einpluylng tliu mout t-sperlenccd worktneu
they hope toconllnm a hurttoforo to KUoentim
iitUfiit-tlon to e cry customer, An inspection id
worit, ami oi (lie roaaonable irlce asked for
he tame, is sure to Insure n bale.
HC. II O W K U,
ipeucil a nrst-clun
BOOT. BIIOE. IIA CAI ANl PIIR Rivmr-
at the nd stand on Main Htreet, Hloomsburif j row
doou uliuvo the Court Iloiue. 11U btoolt Uiom.
ruswuui inu wry mu'sianu nuttiMyieH ever olTor
td to the cltli nsur Columbia Comity. Uueau
ftootJininwlHte tliu public with the follow lngKcodit
fttthvluwokl rutth. ileu'st heavy doublu olvti
toiu boots, nun's double nud kiiiEle tan boIm
incn sniin UxIh uudrhoea of nil trades, Uy
gloe kid llulinoml stioiHliiiC'UMl womttn's.buyit'K
and lulKkiK'UmtliiKtaitcfB, m-oiih-u'h kIuv "kid
CAirsliues, WDincn'M wry lino Uld bulloutxl BUU-.
ers. In short boiiUoi all Ueecrivtloiw both jwu.
ment of ftltentlon to Ids fine aaiorti
HATH, CAIW. FUUH AND NOTIONH,
wbKhcomprUeH aUthQ new and ipular vari
tllha ui prk H s liltU uuuut mil tu suit all. 1 hewi
Koodii ure otleiteel at the lowt-Mt cauli rates and
will be BuaianteHl to glvo satlsfurtlon, A call
UleullcUelbt'forepurcliMsilDK elsewhtre as it U
believed llmt barualus are to lu I'ovtid
Uiuu at any other idaeu in tho county,
RAIL ROADS.
JVOItTlIEUN CENTltAL HAIL-
on nnd nner Mny lutli ISCS, Trslns will
loavaNoiiTiiuHhRtiLANn us follows I
NOHTIIWAltD.
M A. M.. Dally to Wltllninspurt, (except Sunday)
forl.liulra, CannmlulKUn, ltochester, Bullalo,
Hnpenslon Bridge, unci N. Kails.
CI) v. ., Dally, (uxceiii Hundays) for Elmirn nud
Bullalo via i.rlo Ibillmiy irom Klnilni.
0.13 Dally, (except uuudnysi for Williams-
port,
TltAINM KOUTltWAItD.
D.M A. M. Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore.
WILMINGTON AND I'HILADEH'IIIA.
ll.M l'.M. Dully (cxovntHunday'sjfor Baltimore,
Wushlliglou nud rullnduliihlu,
.ll. H. YOUNG,
General ruseuger Agmt,
LACKAWAXNA AND I1LOOMS
BUUGJf. iLAOAD
On nnd n' .. r May litis. 150s, l'asseiigcrTialnswllI
run asfo.Iowsi
GolngHoulh, Going North.
Lavo Le.ivo Arrive ArrlVo
n. in. p.m. u. m, p, m,
Hcmnlou OM V.JU ll.lil IMT
Len o
I'lttston 0.00 4.01 iii.w MO
Klngion ius 4.4) iu.oj s.iu
l'lyiiiouih is.it 4.f T.il s. '-'
Mhickshinuy,.., T.it! c.o u.iir 7.m
B. rulck 7.C5 (!.l e.) KM
Bloom . &:'A1 H..V, -,.M d.lll
llupcil s.iu 7.UI 7.:H1 U.1SI
DallMIIu.. U.lll 7. 1-! 7.0J S.I I
Airlvo Alllvo Leavo Lcavo
North'd I.M KJi lt.il i.lj
Tliu ll.lil Train nt Kernnton tnnkes eonnectlnns
with ;xpress Train lor New Voilt at ti o'clock
p. hi,, urilvliig lu New YnikP.tjn p. m.
11, A. h O.N DA , Hlip'I.
lW. , IsOS,
1)IIILADELPIIIA AXD ICUIK
X IIA1LKOAD.
HUM M EH TIME TABLE.
Tiniotcn am) Dinucr itouTK jii.twi:kn riiiu-
DKI.t'lttA, llALTIHOUK, IIAHHISItUUU, WIL
LIAMSI'OIIT, AS1I Till.
GllEAT OIL UEOION OF 1'ENNbYLVANIA.
r.Lr.UANT HI.F.EI'lNU ('Alls
On ull Night Tialns.
On nnd nfler MnsnAr, Hepl. Illh ISC4, tho
Trains on thx l'liiladclphlu A Lrlo Kali Bond will
run as lolluwai
wnsTWAim.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia 10.10 p.m.
" " " NoUhumberlaud...U.m a.lil
" " arr. nt Eilon u.mmii,
I.EIi: EXrlUb limes l'hlludulpbl.i....ll..lo m.
" " " Nou'd .li. Ill p.m.
" " urr. nt Erie ....H.a..'iOii.iu.
ELMIUA .MAIL leaves I'hllndi Iphla .s.inni.m.
" " " North'il l.-i p.m
" " urr. ntUick Haven 7.4jp.m.
EAHTWAIID.
MA1LTIIAIN leaves Erlo ltvi a.m.
" " Norihd Il..'i0p.m,
" " arr.nU'liUadclpliU 7.IU11.111.
EUIU EXI'IIEis leaves Kilo... .7.V.p.in.
" " " Nort'd ..ll.(Sa.m
" ' nrr.nt l'lillailelplilu ri.uop.tn.
Mall nud l-:xplts eolim-ets Willi OH Cieekaud
Allegheny U,ver Hall ltoud. Buggugo eheekul
lluouglt.
A. L. TYLEI'.,
General 3uterlntemU lit, W'illl.imsisjrt.
1) EADIXG KA1LUOAD.
HUM
An a
NT, May Mill ISO'.
Orcat Tronic Lino from the North and North
Wfutt lor I'll tladclj thin, New York, i'eaolng.l'otU
Vllle, Tamitnua, Afthlaiul, Lobauuli, Alhutowu,
Lnt on, Lphialu, Llllz, Laurastcr, Coluinbla, Ac,
'JialUH ltao lfarrlttimiK lor New York, a- iol
Iowa; Al'AV, CiaudNloa, m., U,iJ noon nud
A iVlop. in., finiiu'ct U13 Uh ttlnillar triilns u
l ho I'll. IJallmad, mil uirlvlng lit New Yoilc at
a,ih, iu,w & ii.v u.m,, ,v s,5o 7,-to v m;;()j.jn.
islfcplnt; (nra aecuiii)aiiylUK tbo i.'.'W a.iu, and
If, li p.in. tialns wlihuul eliane.
Lcue llurrLslmrK lor UcidltiR, rntUvlllo, Ta-iiiiinii-i.
MlnerHVllli'.AKhlaud. Pinn Gnc Allfii-
town mid I'hlladelptd.i al.SlUa.iu., and J,U and
-1,10 ii.ui,, htojijilni; al Irfbaiion and principal vay
M.Uiuiitt; tho -l.lvfp.ui. nmklnK connections for
Philadelphia and Coliiniblaonly. l'or I'ottsvlllo
ehuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Hehuylklll
and MiMjuphanna U.illruml, k-iivti lliurUbui al
:i,.V p.m. UctniuIiiK: Leao New York at i,(ni
u.m. and in., and 5,oii and p.m. Hlecplnq
cuihuccimipuiii Iny the t(iKa.in,,iiud and .o)
ii. in., tralnss ulrhnut ifiiiiiRe, Way FusMiisir
Train lente Millaih-lphla at 7.10 a.m., reuniting
from Ueadluat (i;Jp.iiiBtii)piii; ut all station;
1oIIh lllo at 611 a. in., and i:i.jp.m., .Wiluml t;,(J
u.m and li.l'J lKion. mid I'JMn. ui.. Tanianua at
li,:' a. m, nml l.nuand Kl't p, m,
Lea.o i'tittsvlllf Tor llnirtslnim, via Schuylkill
and susueliauua Itallioad at7,l0a.rn. and ',vo
noon.
Iteadliis Accommodation Train leavri Iiendln
at 7,J0n.iu., leluruiug from i'blladelphla at .li
p.m.
l'nttstown Accommodation TralndcnvesPoltH.
town at (M3a.m. returning, Icaes l'lillaclelphla
atl.snp.n
Cnliimbla Railroad Tralni: leavo neinlinnr nt
7,'D u.m., and t(-lj p.m. for L'phrata, Lltlz, Ijincns-
icr, i oiiunum, txc,
I'crklnmtn Hull Hond Trains Icavo rtTkloiucn
.runctlon at U,0ou.m.,iind p.m. Itctiirnliu;:
lA nVn rK l pi'IlvK II I i. I'l It. III., IIIHl 1,17 p.m., roil
nccthiK Uli similar trnliiM mi Heudlutr Itullmad
On huiul.iVH. leiiVt) New York ntK.ixi tt.iri.. I'll 11-
ftdelpbia a.m. and .'I,!1) p.m., the ,ou u.m. train
running only lu Ufmliiini ruttHVllle h.iki a.m.:
I lui rlnliurif fi.'J5 n.m. mul 4.IH mill H.'tt n.ni.. Kiid
KciullnKitt 1,10 and 2,.V ami 7,l.r a.m. rr Harris
hiiru, and 7Mt n ni and 11,10 j.m. lor New orit,
and p.m. lor riilliKlflphla,
I'oinniniaiioii, .Milt aut, m-hsoii, Hchnnlnnd Lx
cuihioii tlekeU to and Jt'oniaU polut, at n-duci.il
raten.
1 iiiKK8( checked tin oush j 100 pounds allowed to
each paemjcr.
C. A. NICOLLM,
Oeneral Hupeilntendeut. ,
Heading, Va.t JLiy &)t Una.
fjillij BEST IS TIIE OIIKAPEST!"
Tin; aiNGi:n kewino MACtiiNi.
HEADS TUB LIST,
AndlcndHthPcolunm 1.1DS ahead or ull others,
'ihln Much 1 do lb tho
MOST rOl'ULAU IN U8K.
It it-ch the lluefit necdloofany Machine in ix
l.tence, Any lady wanting n good
S K W 1 X Q M A 0 II I X K,
Will I'luntult her own Intercuts by bnlns a
hi.mu.H. iiiiftiHierin run, nam nnuuicpiu
oruer man any iuacuina luiuooriu,
ovj:u 3io,ou ok tjikm in uai:.
Tho fullest Instruction Ktven thoso vho nuv
chnwvuid the Machino v.'Ill he v.'AimANixn to
jou for miesear.
I'll use calf at mvHIoroaud tatUfy yourKelvcH.
iieiuyou win unit .m hiich, i nrcau ami nun,
DAVID LOWLNHL1UJ, Audit
April 3,'GS tf. lllooiubburt', Pa.
C
O 1. U M B I A II O U S K,
31 E It N A II D HTO II N H R .
JIavinq lately purchased and fltted up tho
ttuii'Kiiuwji ivooison iiinci iTopcriy, lucuu'u a
IEW DOOllH AUOVU THIS tOUUT IIOUHK,
outhoaino KMe of tho tdrert. In tho town of
jtioomviiuiKi ami Having ouiaineun licence ror
iuo hamoatiA
It 13 S T A V It A X T,
th Proprietor ha determined to gt o to the peo
ple visiting tho town on builnew or pleasure,
A LITTLi: MOU15 UOOM.
Ills Rtahllng also l exteiiHlve. and Is fitted up
iu pin uunKii'MinucuriuiKi'! in inuiiry. lie intim
Uulhat uMrylhluu uImhii hUebtubllnhimntHhall
bueonducU'd lu nn tirderlv ami lawful manner!
md lit) rthpfctfutly nollclU n isharo of the public
j i'. uicAitn,
Willi LHTlNCOrr, HOND A CO.,
Manufacture nml M'lioliwalo Dealers In
HATK, CAIW, mm, AND HTRAW (IOODS,
No, 41S Market fltrtet,
Ilillnilrlplila.
gNYUEIt, HAimiS & KASSETT,
Manufacturor. and Jobbers of
MKii'S ANli DOY'H CLOTIIINO,
Koi, 523 Ltarkct, ano; tat CommercoBtreet,
Phtlnilelphls.
Q. f. I1LABON & CO.,
Manufacturer, of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SIIADW
Warehouse, No. iU North Tlilril Htreet
rhUndelphtii,
Q.ET TIIE 11EST.
Mniikon's rooper Tubular Muliliili p Ilnd l
the l ;tt rtictlimniialiikt illmnir l y llchtiiliiu
over Invr.edo. Tho nibfcrlHr Is oi:cnt forlhe
..-..w .ii.viiiKiii, nun nn nioirs n ma i or iu
prson will bo promptly ntlunleil to.
hfnylVOS II. U. IIIDLnMAN.
JJOTIOK,
To nil pcMom wnom it may conrern. Notleo
Is heioby b io n thai train uiurun ir tills duie, nu
i.ei.ou sliull buy, w;U pr Utul iu any wny, with
'li Af! KrJ!,l,r lu- .l.llu "umo or ul'n the n pou.
"lunilyorowiriio Kresslor-us the suld tieoiuo
Krossler by tils ntluriioylu luct Win, Kiessl'r
refuse. U isiy liny Utbt tolilrmtid by said
Lloyd, orto bolield ill uuy wuj ii.iiiin.lLle lur
'''"uclloiis. W.M. KUi'mLLU,
Oct.u.'n. Atl'y, lu lint,
Ahh KlKBa 01' JOU l'lUNTlNd
ueatlyeiecuUsJ lit TuCul..tJMUlAM WUiaut
i nullum Uillce.
GROCERIES, &c
c
1 ONFI30TIONEH Y.
Tho unilrrslnnetl wonld rp.nrptfiillynlinonnei'
lo tho laiblla tliat lio IilL, Olitllftl H
ruisT-CLAsa coNri;ciioNi:iiY btouk,
Im tliolnilhllniz lately oeonplnl liv Itcnianl Htoli
ner, wlioro lio lsprt'iarcitto furnhli all Hind, of
rilAl.V A KANOY UANDIIS,
l'llLNIJllOANDllM,
rOIIKUJN i DOM1ST10 l'ltlllTH,
NUTM, 1IA18INM, AC, At'., C.
11 T WlIOLr.BAI.n Oil lllCT.ML.
tn Bliort. a full aAvirtinent of nit Kood. In
hit lino of biwIucMM. A cleat variety ol
DOLLB, TOVH, Ao.,
miltaWo for tlio Holidays, l'arllcular attention
Ktveii to
linr.AI) AND CAltlJH,
of all kind., fresh every day,
0II1UHTMA8 OANDlnS,
OUIHTMA8 TOYS.
A mil h solicited, and Bntlnfactlon will to
guaranteed.
Nov. a 1SC7. ECKHAItT JACOIW.
JJ E M O V A li O F
0. C. MAltl'.'H
N K W S T O Jl E
TO Sltirn'H BLOCK,
O.t TliaCOnNtTK DP .VAIIKKT AMI IRON STMiETI.
Tho uuderstguiHl liavlns received ftola tho city
a full and complete Htipply of
BPItlNO AND HU.MMI3U
DUY GOOIM AND OltOOEUIIi!,
NOTION H,
TIN-WA11K A'1) IIAllB-WAUK,
cjwaji .4 .vi mu.ow-WAiii:,
coNrix'Tio.vintv, glam-wakh,
T O 11 A CCO,
n a. t s a A' i ,y o j: s ,
FLOUIt, HALT, 1'ISII, AND MI.AT,
all of which I pioposo sclllusat a very low figure
for ca.li or produce.
Call and Nee.
. prills, WI7,
c. c. M.vr.n.
GHANU OI'ENIXo
(1IIAND OPHNINO
OltANI) (II'IINI.NO
(lltANI) OI'KN'INO
(Jit AND Ol'IMSU
or
FALL AND WINTIin riOOIM.
KALI, AND WINTKlt (JiMlps
l'AI.I, AN'D W!NTi:il (hiiiim'
TALL AND WINTIIU (lOlllls.
I'ALL AND WINTKi; (KIDDs!
coniKtltK; ol
coliilfttlnu of
consisting of
rnnKtsttllg of
cousUtliifl of
DUY OOOtn,
DUY (KHIIM
DUY tlOOIW,
DUY OOOIM,
DUY (lOODti,
HATS AND (IAIN,
11 ATM AND CAI'M,
HATH AND CAIV,
HATH AND I "A I'M,
HATH AND I'AlU,
UOmH AND SHOPS.
HOOT AND HIKnx
IIOOTH AND HHdlV.
HOOTS AND HIIOK-.
IIOOTH AND MllOIln,
IllIADY-MADi: C'LurilINO,
ltllADY-MAIlH ri.0riIIN(l
UI'.ADY-MAIIH I 'IJ I I'll INC.
UK A DY-MA IH'I riITH IN(I,
U1IA11Y-MAIIK l,LOTllI.M(i; .
LOOKINO-dLAWIN,
LOOIslNl-llJ.n'
I.lll)KINI!-ll,ASiK"i.
l.OOKINH-dLAMNIX,
.OOKINll-OLAhHI..
NOI'lOXH, ,
MI1IONS,
KOIION8,
NOl IONS,
NO! IONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND (HUM
PAINTS AND ols'
PAINTS AND ()ll,s!
I'AINIB AND OlUi;
(morr.uir.s,
OltOUKUUX,
Oltin'l.ltlrM,
(lltllOKltllX,
ijp.uci.uim,
ltini:NsYAin:.
i(in;nNf.vv.Hi:,
liUl'.KNS'AllK,
iiiii. I'.nswaiii:,
liULUNSWAIti:
HAItDVYAltr,
iiAitinVAiti:,
llAUIlWAItl.,
iiauiivvaiu:,
llAKDWAlli;,
tinwaui:,
UNWAlti:,
iiNHAiti:,
'UNWAlti:,
TINWAIili,
HALT,
KALI',
SA I.T
HALT,
HA l.T,
1'ISII,
i-mii,
I'ISIl,
KIT 1 1
1'I.nII,
niiAiN and Minns,
(1UAIN AND HKIMim,
OKA IN AND SlIUDs,
oitAiN and si:i;d
OUAIN AND HKIIDS,
McKl'.LVY, N1IAI. A CO.'S,
mlki'lvy, ni:ai. a co.'s,
.m('kklv, ni.al a co.'.
McKi:i.Y, NI.AL .V I'O.H.
MrKLLVY. NI)AL CO.'S.
Norlhwi-Nt corner of Mulu and Matitt-t strci-u,.
Northwest coincrot lain and .Miiilo-l hlnn Ik,
Norths et oorner of Main and Mnrki't strei-lw,
Northwi.it I'ornerof Mulu and Marl.i'l sun Is,
Northwest co nur of Main utul Mat kit sin et
HLOOMSnt'lMl, 'A
IlI.OO.MSIItMtll PA
Jil.llO.Mhlllllid, PA.,
lll.OOMHIll'UO, PA.,
lll.OO.MMlUU(i, PA,
lltON AND NAII.N
IllON AND NAILS,
IltON' AND NAHM,
IllON AND NAILS,
IltON AND NAI1.S
In larre qunntlllis and at tei'.t.iid nie'i, alwn.
ou hauil.
QCIIEUj, IIEIKJEU it CO.,
GL'NLKAL CO.MMItiSION MKUCIIAN-IH
DtialolM Iu
PISH, HALT, CIlIIlMi:, l'UOVISIONS. Ac.
Nos. lluud 15 North Wharves, above Arch St
Phlladelihla.
BoIonsentstirWIIini's Vhecl Oresse.lu ht,i
lels, keK, nnd cans.
yAiNwmaiiT a co.,
wiioLnsALK aitocrius,
N. K. Corner Second nud Arch streets,
I'JIILAIiel.PHU,
Denlers In
TKAH, KYlU'Pfl, COI'I'IIK, HUOAlt, MOl, SSI',
nicic, spicks, m (-Ann houa, ac, ao,
. Orders will ucelvo prompt Mtenllon.
May 10, lW-y,
HV. I'KTKIOIAN,
with LipriNcoiTATnorrric
wiiolixai,u aitocnits,
No. !1 North Water Street,
and No. 'JO North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia. '
yEAVEll it Bl'HAMtljE,
YII0LEHAI.I3 OltOCUUIKS ANDCOMMISSION
MUnCHANTS,
Nos. 2S5 nud -tn Arch Htreet
Philadelphia,
Jy JL JIAIU'LE,
. NOTIONS, HOSIUUY.OLOVEH, AND
FANCY GOODS,
No.WNorUj.Thlrimiect, .
Phllsdelphlii,
J H. WAU'EH,
lilo Walter A Kaub,
Iuisirter and Denier lu
CHINA, ULAK8, AND (ibtENHWAIiK,
No. I Mttlut Blreil,
Phllailelphla.
I'. II, IIOIINK. r, H. Kl.tll. J, II, scvnviir
I ' ' 1 j'
JOHN'STKOUl' it CO.,
Huceessor. toKlloup A llrother,
WHOLtHALli DIUW IN r'lHIl,
No, 111 North Wlmrves, and B Ncrlli W utr fit,,
rhlldelplit,
IR.ON, TINWARE, &C.
Rational koundhy,
lllnoin.liuri!. I'olunil'lt Comity,
Din Kuixi'ttlH.r, proprielor of Hie aliove.l nme.l
ettoiisUo eiiilillilin oi, la now prepared to id
celvu outcrii for all ItliKlaor
MACiiiNLitY I'ou coi.Liimina, waut
PUllNACLS.Sl'ATJONKY KNOINES,
MILIATllltlMIIINO MACIIINUH, Ac
lie l nlo irppnrrd lomnhe rumen of nil niton
nnd pnlleriin, Plow-Uonn, mid vtcryllitng iminlly
nuido 111 tlrnUelliw l-'oillidrleN,
Ills eili ii.lve Im llltiii. and prandial workmeu
wiiitoiiI him In nn'lvtiiB lliu lar(jfnteontrnctn on
Ull' lliosl reaniin ll'lo terms.
Drain ol all kinds will butnkeu In oxchangofoi
('antliies.
Tlilneiitatillhtnent In loealed near tho Laelri
wanna and UluuiimliurK Itallroad Deit.
Pl.TIIlt MI.LMYKU.
O'l'0VJ:S AMI TINWAIlE.
A. M. lUJPtlltT
niinounee. In hln Iriend. nnd customers Hint
continue the atmi IkisIhi'mh ai hiHold ptnecon
MAIN srilKin, IILIIOMSllUItU.
Custonicia can be uiiiunodiitrd with
I'ANCY MTOYIJl
of all kinds, HtntepiiH.'Hnurc,ond every vn
rlelyof article inoinl tn n siovennd Tlnwaio
tlihll.liliieill lu lhoi'ltlot,illid on thelnonl reaaou.
nlilo terms, itcpnlrtlitfilnneiit the hhol test notice
ffi DOZUN MILK-PANH
on Imnd for miIm.
N
JEW STUVE AM) TIN allOl.
OS MAiy fcTIIBKT, SEAllI.Y OI'l'lMITlt Mtll.Krl'
aToiir
iii.ooMHiiwii", pi:nn'a.
Tin: tuulorMlKiied has Just lllti d upalid opened
Ills new
STOVE AND TIN 81101',
In i hi plu'p, where lu H tirepnri'd to malio np
nr Tin Wakk nf all UlmU In bN Hue, and d
repiilrln tth neatm-H and itlKpntrh, ujihi th
Imut ifiiviliahle Ihiiiim, He nlso keeps nu hiiol
HIOVIIH OK VAlttlllts I'A-njaiNhitHTYI.M,
which he will well upon term t intuit pun Intern.
jlt him u ill, IleW a kdi) nirelmiik', und
ieui (utt o! the public p'itronate.
Htit.mMn.rit, April Sri, Im(7,
i fcOHOK II. KOUhllTlS
Importer nud Dealer Iu
iiAinnvAiiK, cirri.icp.Y, ouns, ac,
Nn. 3 Noun llilni Sliect, aluiTO Vino,
Phtliidelp'llH
lAI'illl 11. SMI11I, J. It, .H111.T2KU
g M I Til .t SEI.TZEIt,
luilMirlersnndliealersln PorelRii andDoneitle
ij . I kJt
II A It I) W A It E,
i ii .n s, i: it tli: li y, ac,
N-i, tu . 1 ii'HOHriu irr, aii.i'ai lowiiili.,
PIULAIIIILPIIIA.
Nov -", "-If.
TOBACCO & SEGAR3.
H.
W. ItA.N'K'ft
V. HOI.l'SAlfK "I I lllACCO, HNUrr, AND
en i a it waiii:iioi;hk,
No. It'. N,,rth 'I hfi.l sue. t.
bitwi-i-ii Cherrj'aud Unce, west
Phllmlelphln.
Q L. wooimui-K,
YhoIesalo Dralers In
TOIlACCOS.CKIAIts, PIPKH,Al'.,.C,
No. 13 Norlh Third sheet, nlnjvo Maruet,
Phlladelphl.i.
IBUrt LINE.
Tholiiuler-lgiieil would us.eetfully annonuro to
lhoeltj7, ni. ,,l lllodoihiiru and Uu, iiul.llo ene
rally tha ho Is itiiinlntftin
1 it, VI lltTU , , V, "
Intwiin this ilueeaMl llieillllerellt lullrniidd.-
I",,n 1 n imiiu.vs t-M f'po-ni, liieonill-et H'ltll tile
eenil trains oiim smilh and West nn the Cain,
vlhsaaml WIlllmiiKport lt'Ulloiid, and with those
nouns Norti, mid siaitliou tho Iiikiiunuim und
Itlooinslain; UhIIiiiiiiI,
Ills oninlhiishs are In Komi condition, eomnio
illous and loiuinrlahle, ami i harKes reasonable.
Pi isous wlslilioj In uitet or s,o tilth friends tlc
part, can lieiii-enmiKlateil upon liasonableeliartJ
by leavluit timely until eat ali. of tho hotels.
JACOn L OlltTON, Proprietor.
J HICATIICOTE & COMl'AXY
'noil, j: n ir o Je k ,y,
roiiNEii or wiwr fcTiicnt A i:i..u-i.-:iki,isk ai.i.kv
Havlm.' lueriased cur fiellllles lu tin) way ol
nut iuiiiii, in.ti'iiini i,i , ie.. we 1110 prip.irid lo
inaanlneliii,. l.ocoMu'l'l Vll PLIIKjuul all ktndii
ol ML'AJI llillLl.Us.t-MllKl'.-M Al KS,T'AM(s.
Slll.r-r-InnN Wiuih-,Ae. All uorUprolniitly done
to older, at h.nrl nollie, anil
SPI'CIAL ATTLNl'ION PAID TO UUI'AIUS.
Your ullintlon lsFpiilall eallul In Iho lot m
belHof ii'ir III in-all tieliiB l-imtirat llmlrr Mul,, 11.
Jlf. lli:.ll HI 1,1 K lillh hull nil ,.l.,.,ll li. i ,if ..v..r
thirty ear iu Hie iiiiinul.utiiio of nil kinds ol
Mtuui iliilleis; and li. m otii loim ex pel leneti mo
urn Illl.y nvuilo ol the uiii'ssil ora uelbniadd
tuul Kotttfientiy larun l'.mi.i it.tu steuio not only
btt i't bill satlsfiu loiy li-Millst and wu bhall KUe
u. i iiniiMii.'i r iiiii.v iiniMiiii iio IH'M lllllllliy 0
ri Kanli. nialellal.wolkmiiuslilp, uu'l ample heal,
ini; mi I iee, aiitl it el touin eul Ibatwo euurin.
ill r siol'.iiutloit.undiit piles mlly as low in. any
jijhi r buildeiK usiiib tho Hiluo qu.illty of iiialcrl-
o would cull tlio atleniiuii ui Italluny Com.
(si men lo our l.iellltlt's fi.rdnloi: I.Ol OJlol 1 VK
OHK", Ull lll.ll 111. I'AlliS lilt M.W, 118 MOUlHlte ll
pnl' t tor one ol iho linu tiiahuisiilolils pt-i-Minul
allelittoli.
We urn nihil iiiinnriil tiidi, nil l.-itwl ,.r kil.......
I'liiinus, snen as llentliiir Pnhllo and 1'i-lvnto
i.uiiiiiiis, r aeinries, luting up steam llolli rs.Ai,
lonstiinlli on liandnll kinds of sikam i
U11..1.-1II..I51 rt.ill lVAIMIlllUAIItnmA?l I'irj-j,,
and nil lllliinis enlilii end with Hie busluiM.
Als ,1'iiMli.usotidl lilnds.liollcrl'rou H.Uialis,
' Sli.ii-s I'lnwii.ai d all noil, louueilcd with tin
. .in in r.iiimii.,. i.tihiiiMH
1 llthi lellully Miliiitllut jour oiders, wo ale
1 illirs ll'I'V tin v .1. 1 II.'ATlII'll IP ro
Kib.is (jv-lj
V lltH'L.
I he 1 1 .t si.s.Ihu of thtsSiliool wll! CDiuir.enco
Ull ..HIOIIl) ai nt si Ktll, iin
, I in i ni i ii ulnis udiliess Piol U. 1). Yi'ALLXlt,
Piiiii ipnl iiii.niji'ille, t iiiiiini.Ii, county, Pu,
Aue. I ','ir.-. 1.
A II M E It !!
THY Tit
AII'A VI'.I.A I'huUi-nATK.
It eiiiiimns time i er eint. of Aininonln, uu
iilunle iiiti.niil.i to in neilvlti wliln.ui inlure
Inllit i ;i(iiillnli, mul a lnu'e pernm.l.'o oi sif
ui.,.- iu , imfiimi i nm, niteinei- Willi
Piilnsli itl.il bisle, lit thililJnl t-ltllitnts Of ii
IO.MI'I.1'11 .V.AM 1,1. Tie InneiiMil sales to
llirilieiswliil.il I Ml i; 11 I III hi, h!y .ntlsllieto.
rt rt suits ts n .nn ejinmtili o tl lis Mtltie. price,
JSi.pi i Ion ol lo Ills ao Us eaih. Untl for a
piutiphlel. Ailiilii-s
'UIU A l.T A VKI.A OUANO CO..
July .1, 'iiS.ly 1,7 Uu nduoy, N, Y.
JK 1) 1 1 E W'K, SVll,KUSb it CO.,
Dealeibtu
rollKUJlTAND DOM1ST10 DUY QCOD'J,
No..W Market Btleel,
Phil Uelphla.
QEOHOE 1-OEEKEIl iCO.,
Wholctnlo Dealt i In
' SVOODLN A WILLOW WAIIi:, YAII.N.B,
01.CIoihB, Wicks, 1 wines, linsliets, i lc etc,
MarketBt., A!B0 ITmiili Bl I'hlladii,
June S,'04.
HMI)llU8TEIt A llItOTIlEIl,
IinpoiieiB nud Jobbers of
HOSli'.UY, OLOVIX,
SIIIUThANDDItAWintS,
IIII'ITONS, sllBl'lINDUltS,
1I0O1 6KIUTH, IIANIlKUIti.'lllbKH,
TllltUi.s,Si:WINO SILL'S,
TTUM MINOS, POICITi MONNAirX,
bOAl'H, 1L1II I'MI ilY.IANUYOCOliS.AND
NOTIONS UIINUHALLY,
Also Mniiuniclurers of
IlltUSIIKH AND LOOKINd GLASSES,
and Dealers lu
WOOD AND WILLOW WAIll-I,
I1HOO.MS, IIOITX, TWIN!, AO,
No. sua North Third street, nbo o Vlue,
l'lillailelplilu.
jilti,EH .t host,
yuceessors tu Krimklln P.Sellrer A Co.
iiuiHiiiers nun v liolesale Dialers lu
LIQUORS, WINIX, 40.,
Nos, llu una Hi Nm Hi 1 bird Btuct,
I'lilhulelphlu.
miUGS St MEDICINES.
g A V E Y o U n ir o X !: y I
O It 11 A T 1 N II It C K M ; .V -,. Hi
U It 11 A T II II 1 N 11 ll 0 11 M II .V T H
(I II 13 A T II H T l.lllOtili II ;st
AT
TIII5 OLD DltUO RT0IU1
OK
L. n. Jiovnii,
Where enn bo louud llio i.Aiuir.sr ami m .r
-oiiTMitNr. ever uilcreil lo the eltlrcns oftii.
ituiiity,uf
Drugs,
Paints,
Ubss,
L'IicmI',aI.s,
Oils,
VnrnMits,
Putty,
Uruslics,
I)nMtim. Ml. ,i n, I,,..
all of lho5n inn ui the bent Utiown iuhUp iinuara
w.trrauuil um purnuud uiudulteraUil, 'Jhe r.nmt
and hirffstbtuik uf
I A H 0 V A H T I t; I, ; h
to bo found In thh or adjoinlnyrt.iuillc , -IVrlumery,
llmr
I'uney Knnpj, UruMii-N,
C'OIIIUH, Cu-sllll tU'M,
HalrOlN, 'iuiht AithU
Watiunerj-, iWkit bunk,
TO II A 000 i:h.
Smoklncntnl cheu'iny,
CiK!trtoI alldnHCrlpllniui,
rilH'H.Clt'.ir llnldi'M,
noiiHi;ntnd AUiiru,
LampM, anHorled slrt-M and M leu,
L.l MIS, ClUMNUlM, HNAbKM, ItfliNFi;
MlMCKLIiANKOUh uoolts.
HiMJiu;eH, Chumoli Uln,,
Catheters, Hjunulunii,
Tlii(iiH, l.iea-a l'map-,,
Uubbt-r OiKxU,
Trusses or ull appiuu-d patterns Ac., Ac.
LIliUOltH,
A film assortment of uro ll'iiiori for in' dti-ui
puriKtrt eoiistantly on hand an 1 the ui
knuun klmta of
H10MAC1I liITTi:it.M.
I'atknt .Mi.DiLi.sK-t of every dchcrlptloii, in
ludlin; the bt-M varlc llistof pilN and lmi.cn,
rnvHUiAN( ri:f2sru!inosscAKi;FtM. rnr.
I'.Mii.n.
No sueh stock lias ter been presented to tli
people of t hl.i Ktctlou of country,
Tliu prieeM aut aHhinall a tho stock 1h larye.
Thy Wholesale I't tern nro mom favorable, tn p.o
purchaser than i'ver,ut anftngvnitnti luie hctn
rtrected with tbo wholcsalo deulerH tu tlio lair
t:ltlt'N,No that coodH can be proetintl in til'mm.
burn as cheii ply In cw YurUor rhlhwlclplii
-Cminiry dcalern aro tarnei-tly luvltcil i
Htudy their mvn InterihtP, by i-xniulnliiK UU
Htoelt.
Iti'iiirmburtheidaco KxciiASriK Ubor'K-a'jin
nteliauifu Hotel, Main Mreet, lllooninbuu.
Jan. 8t, tti
250wmI.CfiliS
1 7x5KRc;;: a
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
13 THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
Orn5-ITomlfl I"uijtIo lme tlieir
Jocks restored by it to tlio iujA, T'ow,
tttktn iresses of youth, and rie l...pi,. '
Ydiihk People, with tight, faded or ted lUlr,
li.ne these nnfaliionnbli! rotors iIimvaimHu
a bLauUful imburr, und rejoice I
Teoplo whuso hcnih nre. cuveied villi
Dar.drvjf and Humors uso it, Mid li.ivu
(lean crm nnd ilear and healthy Kilp'
llnttl-I rcinltl Vi'lernii'i li n
tlioir re ma tninj; locks tightened, nml t)-?
Inro eH)ti covered with a lu.uri.".ut Kr'nuh
of Hair, and d.xnco for joy!
Younjt flentlcnicn use it becaube it u
rlcldy perfumed 1
Youmr Indict use It because it ko.-p
their Ihlr l:i place!
Everybody must and trill ue it, berau
it is tho cleanest and Lest article in lU
market !
For S-ilo by Dnigjisti nener.illy.
ANIt NAI.K ItY
, U N. MOVI.K ami I 1', M"l, liiit'uM-,
IIUwmo.1 iir:, ami M, M, liKuI'.KJ , t alt.w in h
.Iaiimu v-l, (mv...
J H. .MOVKIlT
WlIOI.IiSAI.E A ltKTAII,
1) II U (1 Q I S T,
lOIIM-.lt OF MAIN AND MAUKKT S I KICK rs,
HI-OOSIHIIUIIO, PA.,
nheroulllbo found n laro und select stn .li '
Druss,
MKDI01NKS AXD CUKM1CAUS
Also ull tho
l'ATKNT MKHICINr-1 OIT THK 1AV,
I nm nlso i-iej' ired to Inrnlsh Countiy Hons wttli
Cnstor Oil, flodirey's Coidlnl,
TUltl.INOSTON'H IIAI.SAM,
nnd ull other medicines kept tu t hoi r line at Clly
prlecs.
tft- Prescrlj.tlons cnrelully eomiiounded nt sll
hours.
In medicines, qu.tllly Isof tho flret loiNjilanri'
Illoouisliliri:, Juuo7, 1KU7
JJKNnKUSIlOTT'S PirAUMACY.
OrTOSITK AStLIIICAN liofsr.
Where mny ho found neomik(e usuirliiHiilr.f
fresh und jiuio
Mr.DICI.NTH, DVi: STlTPH, COI.OP.M, 01LH,
WIND0W.(1I,ASH, LAMPS, I.ANTIIKN ,
DAH. MIAPH, Al.COIlor,, WIN1X A M(J. OKS
HVUUP.S,
pi:ui'i;.Mi:itv, roiurr
AND 1'ANI'Y AIirll'M'.-1.
which nro ofTl'reil at old tlinoirh-s. Presirli"
lions neeuralely irewued,
Jan ytiS-ly.
'PUK AMKItlCAN "ifiU'lCMri:
J. AND I'llltU.-We tliHlll.lelkl!lie.l elllenl
ol Coluinhtn Coiinli uiliiessiil Hie lli.ll nf hay
forks nu the hum or Mr. Piiml, lu lleinlis'U
TiiHIishlp, ou .Mniiilay, Muv 7, IMI, lu lueell lae
Anierleau Hay Klille and 1-iuli lilaliiir.ietlired I.)
MI,ll''l:it, WAI.I.s, Hllltl.Slllt .V Co.. of IrfWls.
I. ore, Pa., ami the Itiiudel's Palelil Hay lln..U,
The American I'ork lilted liiurn hay In one
drniutht Uiuu the lliiudel lu three. Woiirnsiiil.'
fled It will taliuas uiiiih hay.luliiiho mow as iuo
f:ood horses eon draw, e ulsn ut 11 eultluif
lay, nnd Ihlnk II eiuiuot l.o heat as n hay knilw,
nud clieertullj reeiilliuiellil It as tho best liayrulk
nud knife He hnte eersfen,
C. lliriKNIir-NllHI, I III. V. 0, IIAUKIHON,
W, II. KniiNH, John 1sik,
John Dkti.iiii'K, Damu, Non.it.
II. Dim.kMII.LKK, hH.VtJirKK 1'UIWHIs
Mil iiaki. Hki.i.kii. John Wni.ir,
Tlie nlso niniHilaelure the eelel.raled Huekeie
lten.er und llouer, and ollu r uBiieuliurul linpie
melils. J N 8 U It A N 0 A (1 K K C Y.
Wyoming H'0"0
.i:inu
Coiulueiee "V"1'
Pillion i.... W "
North America &,,ui
Clly "
Intiriiutlonal I.M'.i'
Nlauani
Ktiiu l.lvo Htoelt -
Plllnuni '''",l
Merchants
H.rli.Bllel,l "
Insuruueu t'uui.iiny of btnte Penu'a ali,"
Ci tclleut .Mutual Life .),o',"
Kuril. Aiiierlcuu'liiunlt
FllllAH IlKOWN, -!(
inurtOT-ly. U..iHiil'l.". '
LOUIS IIIIOMN, CIIAS. J. '' "
nitOWN it KWAlil),
WIIOI,lAI.i: (lltot I UK,
N. li. Cor. Thlrtlit NMiioWrif,
VUII.ADV.U'lllA.
Muy '.'), liOj-Oioo.
mssmst
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