1 1 . mw-ti- ' 1 '
LWKMUU'ii OOliUMX.
Manuroa-How nnd Whon to Use
Thora.
Tho best method of usltiK ntuble or
bnrnynrd mixnuro for corn or potatoes,
U to Imul It fresh fro-n tho collar In the
condition In which It reals In tho vaults,
spread It upon tho plowed Held, Mid
harrow It In with 11 decide. burrow.
ThN U wlmt Is called "long manure,"
and U a form which, nccordlnj; to tho
opinions of ninny farmers, Is unsultod
lo linmedliito uso; nlso, it Is objected,
that In spreading frosh manure upon
plowed fields and covering ltonly super
flclally with earth, much of It is lost by
evaporation ; or, nioro correctly speak-
lng,certaln volatlle.gaseoiis constituents
rls-o on tho brcczo nud nro waited awny,
In our vlow, both of these- notions are
Incorrect. Tho excrement of animals
rntiit undergo a kind of fermentation,
or putrefactive change, before it Is as
Blmtlatedby plruils.iiml it is better that
this bo carried forward in tho field, as
Ihero 11 Is In contact wllh tho soil,
which Is greedy to absorb all tho pro
fleets of the chemical change. Creative
power hits bestowed upon dry earth
prodigious absorptive capabilities. If
a lump of fresh manuro as largo as a
peck measure Is placed upon n plowed
field uncovered, and allowed to ferment
or decay la tho open air, tho absorptive
powera of tho earth are such, that it
will actually attract towards it titnmon
local and other gases, and thus rob tho
atmosphere of its natural volutllo prin
ciples. A film of earth no thicker than
tho rind of an orange, placed over a
lump of manuro, will effectually pre
vent loss of manurlal products, under
nil posilblo circumstances. It will bo
agreed then, that a harrow Is equally as
effective as a plow In protecting manuro
in an open field. It is bettor, to h ivo
the manuro near tho surface, as tho
rains can roach It, and dissolve tho boI
uable salts, and by percolation carry
Ticm down to tho hungry roots of plants.
Long manure is )iof tost when deeply
turned under by tho plow, but tho farm
er does not secure the wholo value of hid
dressing under this modo of treatment
iu any case .and on some soils tho loss
Is a-most serious one. In tho process of
soap-making, It becomes necessary to
set up n leach. Now, tho farmer will
not attompt to oxhaust tho tub of ashes
of its potash by forcing water into the
bottom and dipping the liquid off from
tho top. Tho natural percolating or
exhausting process Is downtcards, In ac
cordance with the laws of gravity. The
soluble alkalies and salts are driven
downwards, and iu the case of the leach
wo must have u vossel ready to receive
them at the bottom, and in thocaso of
tho same substances leached from ma
nure, wo must have tho manure so plac
ed that plant roots will bu at hand to
absorb them beforo they pas beyond
their reach.
Manuro is novcr so valuable as when
it Is fresh. It then holds iu association
not only all tho fixed soluble substan
ce natural to tho solid excrement, but
much that of great value, found only
in tho liquid. It Is In a condition to
quickly undergo chemical change, and
tho gaseous, ammonlacal products so
cured nro doublo those resulting from
that which has been iccalhered In aheap
out of doors for several months. Hot
ton Journal oj Chemistry.
Hl .1 it'll I . 1.1 S I .ll.llll.V 11 i.
had Mr, bad find, filth, and iif.'jlt.i'l , the
wisest treatment U the removal of the
aue, and tho restoration of those sim
ple, natural conditions upon which' the
return, no less than the maintenance, of
health Is based. Tho purging ball may
often bo wllh advantage supplanted by
loosening diet, bleeding, almost invar
iably by audi n diet and by puro nlr.
Warm clothing nud thorough grooming
will usually do tho work of the blister,
ind do it much better. In nil cases of
strains, bruises, and wounds, water Is
in almost sovereign remedy ; and in
nine tenths of tho oases in which It Is
thought neco-snry to send for tho local
cow doctor or hnrso doctor, tho slmplo
treatment abovo indicated will bo found
not only cheaper, but far bettor In its
application and In Its effects. American
Agricultural.
THE COLUMBIAN AjTU JMUqW, liJ.umiMiuau wuvwiw? , .
' , ' ' .-l.-- -" " - . W,..t wYOVC! I GROCERIES, Etc.,
! nv nnnnci unUtiS &. MEDiClNES. j1( . iVJ H I A HU N VV Ul r.u. .
- - i . nIfnr iwi j ffstrn.. y " j-.'s
nn'Pfinnii 1H( I). - .. .: i XL! . Wir. ia,Ai.f.VL2rjiJs ?o . s s
11, Jillll Jlui"M
.i.
Maki.no Pigs PitoriTAiu.E. .V cor
respondent of the Western Rural de
scribes liis method of making pigs prof
it.ililo as follows:
I saw In your paper of a lato date an
inquiry as to tliu way by which to maUu
pigs profitable. I would say in the first
place.keep no more than arosuflleient to
oat what feed you have. If one pig
will eat it, give it to him; it is belter
than to feed it to two. In the next
place have u good, warm dry place for
them to sleep In, with plenty of clean
straw, changed twice u week. I raUod
nine pigs from a Suffolk sow and Ches
ter boar, last year, fed on milk and corn
mostly in the car, and all the milk they
would drink. They averaged 270 pounds
dressed, when eight months old. Keep
ing hogs poor ono year and fat tho next,
has exploded with mo years ago. I
.recollect having two pigs of a neighbor
ing farmer in 1815. I fed mine well
during winter, on corn and slops of
house. Ho Adhls co astojust keep the
them f.l ve. After about four months I
baw his pigs amliuid to him: "Our pigs
do not look a though they were of the
same litter." He wild they did not, but
that his would inula as much pork in
the full as mine. I told lilin I would
remember I, for if I was a fool It was
time I knew it, I slaughtered mine
when they wero fourteen months old.
Ono weighed 807, tho other -ill pounds.
IIo kept his ono month longer, and ono
weighed 232, and the other 233 pounds.
If I had not much milk, I should prefer
corn, ryo and oats, ground in equal
parts, hcalded and let Stand until it fer
ments. -
Tho Treatment of Sick Animals.,,
Tho crying evil of tho agriculture of
this country Is, that wo have no good
ej-Btem of veterinary Instruction. Ex
cept in tho largo cities, and indeed, in
most of those, it Is linpossiblo to find n
well-educated veterinary surgeon.
Throughout tho whole length and
breadth of tho land, our poor dumb
brutes, condemned to suffer from dis
eases generally brought about by our
own carelessness or neclect. nro ob Hired
to bear tho still greater suffering of the
barbarous treatment of common farriers
and quacks, who know almost nothing
of thcorganlzatlon of their Lollies. As
a natural consequence, violent purging,
frightful blood-lettings, blisters and 11
rings, aro applied without thought and
without reason, entailing untold agony
to tho animal, and generally much loss
to Its owner. Of course, when an mil
mal Is tick, any farmer who Is Ignorant
of what should bo done ought to ecure
tho best ndvico within his reach. Hut
bo should always retain so much control
over tho treatment ns to avoid resort to
barbaious remedies, unless tho uusklll
cd practitioner can convince him thai
there is good reason for It for, as gen
cral rule, an animal left to tho unguld
tnl curutlvo processes of nnturo would
eonio belter out of Its troubles than if
eubjectod to tho operation of brutal
means for tho restoration of Its health.
With animals, as with men, there Is far
too much mcdlclno-giviug, hlltcrlng
and bhedlngj and probably nioro urn
killed or permanently injured ry tneso
nraclicos than aro cured by them. Of
course, iu some desperate caw, they
ore nctessury, but they should always
bo resorted to with caution, and with
much hesitation. In all minor diseases,
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Karl Katz.
co.scumED.
His first step was to look for tho door
way through whloh ho had followed
his goat; but lo his astonishment not
tho least traco of an opening of any tort
wastoboseen. There stood tho wall,
without chink or crack big enough for
n rat to pass through. Again he paused
and scratched his heal. His hat was
full of holes: "Why, it was new last
Shrovo tldo 1" said ho. By clsonco his
eye fell next on his shoes, which wero
almost new when ho last left home;
but now they looked so old, that they
wero likely to fall to pieces beforo ho
could get home. All his clothes seem
eu tn the same sad plight. The more
ho looked, tho more ho pondered, tho
raoro ho was at a loss to know what
could have happened to him.
iX length ho turned round, nud left
tho old walls to look for his flock. Slow
and out of heart ho wouud his way
among tho mountain steeps, through
paths where his Hocks wore wont towuu
der: still not a goat was to bu soeu
Again ho whistled and called his dog
but noglog came. Below him in tho
plain lay tho vlllago whero his homo
Was; so at length ho took tho downward
path, and set out with a heavy heart
and a faltering step in search of his
flock.
"Surely," said he, "I shall soon meet
somo neighbor, who can tell mo where
my goats nroT" But tho people who
met him, as ho drew near to tho village
wero all unknown to him. They wero
not ovo'i dressed as his neighbours wero
and they seemed as If they hardly spoko
tho samo tonguo. When ho eagerly
uiked eaoh as ho came up, after his
goats, they only stared at hlin and
stroked their chins. At last ho did tho
samo too; and what was his wonder to
find that Ills beard was grown at least a
foot longl "Tho world,"snld he to him
self, "issurely turned upsldo down, or
if not, I must bo bewitched:" and yet
ho knew the mountain, as ho turned
round again, and looked back on Its
woody heights; and ho knew tho houses
nnd cottages also, with their littlo gar
dens, as ho entered tho village. All
wero In the places lie had always known
them In; aud ho heard somo children
too (as n traveler that passed by was
asking his way,) call the vlllago by tho
very samo namo ho had always known
it to bear.
Again ho shook his head, nnd went
straight through tho villago to his own
eoitage. Alas I It looked sadly out of
repair; tho windows wero broken, the
door off Its hlugcs',und in tho court-yard
lay an unknown child, in a ragged dre.'s
playing with n rough, toothless old dog
whom he thought he ought to know,
but who snarled and barked i.i his face
when he called to him. Ho went Iu at
the open doorway; but he found nil so
dreary and empty, that ho staggered
out again like a drunken man, and
called his wifo and children loudly by
their names but no ono heard, at lent
no one answered him.
A crowd of woiikii and children soon
flocked around the strange-looking man
with the long grey beard; and all broke
upon him ut once with tho questions,
"Who nro you?" "Who is it that you
want?" It seemed to him to odd tousk
other people, nthls own door, after his
wifo and children, thnt, In order to get
rid of tho crowd, ho named tho first
man that camo into his head. "Hans
thu blacksmith?" i-ald he. Most held
their tongues nnd stared; but at last nil
old woman tald, "Ho went these seven
years ago to a placo that you will nut
reach to day." "Frits the tallor.thenV"
"Heaven rest his soul I" said an old
beldamupon crutches; "ho lias lulu
these ten years in a houso that he'll
never leave."
ivarl lvutz looked at tho old woman
again, nud shuddertd, as ho know her
to be one of his old gossips; but iaw sho
had a strangely altered face. All wish
to nsk further questions was gone; but
at last u young woman made her way
through tho gaping throiig,with a baby
In her arms, nnd n littlo girl of about
threo yiars old clinging to her other
hand. All threo looked tho very Imago
of 'bis wife, "what is thy niimoT"
nsktd he, "wildly. "Llesol" saUrShoT
"And your father's?" "Karl Katz!
Heaven bless him !"sald 8ho:"but,poor
man! ho Is lost nnd gone. It Is now
full twenty years since o sought for
hlm day and night on the mountain
His dog nnd his flock rnuie hack, but
ho never was heard of any more. I was
then seven years old."
Poor Karl could hold nolonger;"l am
Karl Katz, and no other!" said he, as
ho took the thlld from his daughter's
arms and kls?ed It over and overagaln
All Mood gaping, and hnrdly know'
lug what to say or think, when old
tatropken the Schoolmaster hobbled by,
nnd took a long nnd close look ut him
"KtirlKutz! Karl K.ils!" saldhcslow
ly: "why it is Karl Katz, suro enough!
There Is my own mark upon him ; tlxro
Is tho scar over his rlghteyo, that I gave
him mysclfonoday with my oakstick."
Then several others ulso cried i.ut, "Yes
it Is I it is Karl Katz! Welconionelgh
bor, welcome homo?" "But where,"
said or thought all, "can an honest
steady fellow like you iiavo been tiieso
twenty years?"
And now tho whole vlllago had flock
ed around; tho children luughed, tho
dogs barked, and all wero glad to see
neighbor Kurl nllvo and well, as to
whero ho hud been for tho twenty years
that was a part of tho utory at which
Karl shrugged up his shoulders; for ho
never could very well explain It, and
womed to think tho le-s that was said
about It the butler. But It was plain
enough that what dwelt most oh his
memory was tho noblo wlnu that tick
led his mouth while thoktilghta played
their gauio of nlno-plun. i
!f i i SwinB MschO
iuMlij'."-- a
1800.
IF YOX7
W-A.3STT
B A R A I Iff
IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HOSIKHY,
(H.OVK6,
AC, AC,
(10 TO
M. P. LUTZ.
main smiiET
OPl'OaiTK THE COUBT 1I0USK,
DL00IV1SLUS.G, FA
Atir.H.W-tf.
September and Oct. Pricoa
A T
I. W. HABTMAK'rt,
Kon suMMr.it imtws ooorw.
25 ct. IiAWNS AT 22 cts.
15 ct. LA'N.S AT -((lets.
55 ct. LAWKS AT CO cts.
$1,20 DRESS GOODS AT $1,10
$1,00
DBESS GOODS AT 00 cts.
55 ct. DUESS GOODS AT 18 cts.
40 ct. DBESS GOODS AT 3-5 cts.
35 ct. DBESS GOODS AT 30 cts.
25 ct. DBESS GOODS AT 22 cts.
20 ct. DBESS GOODS AT 18 cts.
TEBMS CASH OB PBODUCE.
JMPOKTANT NOTIC E.
MAGNIFICENT DIhPLAY
O V
DBESS 0 O O D P,
AT Till! NEW
mTOBE, BBOWEB'S BUILDING,
Tin- pi h mild rontim or .1. I. I'.UOWKH, ure
C(-mlvtt-l untl r.n ti iitu Ite imhllc ultli the
VIS K H r h T O i K
evT uffeied in
N K W E 8 T
IJIinmi-liurg. All the
S T Y L E ii
of f)re UffutW, sllkrt, Cloth, CuruluierH, I.lneiiR,
KihumoU Ao.
O A B 1 E T S
of ever) fctyle ana for all price. Oil CIoIIim Iu
sreat arlety.
A full line of
S U P E B I O B G B O C E B I E S
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Spices,
warranted pure ami good,
GLASS AND QUEENSWABE,
in carefully assoited variety.
G L O V E S," II O S I E B Y,
HOOP SKIHTS. COIWCTd AND A COMTLKTK
assort luent of
WHITE GOODS,
Tho public are earnely
Invited to examine theso fluo goods, bfforo pur
chuftlng eluew here uiul ure guarautenl MttUtac
Uon. No expenbeortrouble had Leen hpared to
make
THE MOST COMl'LETK
r slabllslimerit In this lection of the Slat'-.
J, J. HtlOW.KU,
May 7,'C8tf Illooinsbun: I'4.
jq-EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Frebh arrival ol
FAIA AND WlNTl:it UOODH.
DAVID I.OWnNIIKUO
Invito attention to his stock, of
Clt KAV AND KAKIUONAULE C1.0THINU.
at his store on
Main Htreet, two doors above the American Jlouo
l Bliomsburs.ra
wtier he has Jnt, received from New York and
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND 110 VH' CIXJTHINO,
Including the man fashlvnable, durable, end
handsome
imESH GOODS,
consisting of
POX. HACK, IIOCCI, GUM, AND OIL-CLOTH
COATBAND PANTH.
of all sorts, sizes and colors, He has also replen'
lihed his already large Block of
KALL AND WINVKH BHAWIA
KritlPED, PIUUItKD, AND PLAIN VJWTW
MIIHTH, CHAVATH, HTOCKH. COLLAH.V
l!-ANDKEItCHIKKH. ULOVEH,
HU.U'ENDEIIH, AND FANCY AIIT1U.KS
He nas constantly on hand n lare and wtll-vo-
ected assortment of
CLOTJIH AND VKHTISOH,
which he Is prepare! to make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In the
best manner, All his clothing Is mode lo wear,
and most of It Is of home manufaclnre,
GOLD WATCH IX AND JEWKLUY,
of .iverj description, line and clicup. Ills casot
Jewelry Is not surpassed In this place. Cull nud
examine his general lutsortmea of
CAVnilNO. WATCHISi, JUWELltt, AC.
DAVID LOWKNI1EKU.
Q A B B I AG E MAN UFAOTf ) B Y,
Hleomshnrg, Pa.
M. C HIJAN A. WtOTltKll
the successors of
WILLIAM 8I1AN A SON
coulluue the business of making
CAltUIAUKH, IIUGGIKS,
and every style pf
KANCY WAGONS,
which they have constantly on hand lo sulteuu
lomers. Never using auy inaienui mil me utsi
and employing uieinost expenrmui urumu
they ho) to continue us heretofore to gHe entire
satisfaction lu firry customer. An Inspection oi
their work, aud ot the reasonable price asked for
be same. Is sure to luaure s sale.
May .'c-t
ror restoriny Cray 1,'air 1&
lis natural Vitality and Color.
hcK-iiig which
iimu njnccnlile,
m- ' "v. uiul otVuctiint
i,i ,M-ertiiig tlio
ii'W I'aiM or'gran
'. t ' - frwii rtrtorcd
t ' oiiii'mil ro.'or
id 'A the ytosa and
Ihnhncss of voiili.
F" Tlnn Imil- is llitrl:-
cncil, falling lmir lu'dsnl, uml linlil-nc-i
often, llnm'jti imi itlnttyn, cured
1y its me. Nothing din lcfloio tho
lmir where tin; tblll'liM mc ilcslroycd,
or this plaml iilrojiliUvl nud decayed.
But such a3 reinalu cnii be fiinciI for
tiscftilncss by this ppliraticu. Iustcnd
of' fouling tho hair with a ptitly sedi
ment, it will l;ep il clean and igorous.
Its occasional lio will prctclit tlio hair
from turning gray "i- fulling off, and
conscqitcnlly preveul haldiicss. Vrca
from tlioso dclolei'ioiH Hibstiinccs which
mako som2 preparations dungcrotii ami
injurious to tlio hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wautcd
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing elso can hi- found to desira' y
Containing ticitlin oil nor dye, it (SjJj
uot soil whito cainbile, mid yet lasts
long on tho lmir, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful purfumo.
Prepared by Dr. J, C. Aye'r Si Co.,
Practical and Analytical Ciibmuts,
LOWELL, 3IASS.
PUICll $1.00.
'j- M tha purposes cf a Iisi;v-3
I c:i i.
Pci)ui3 no ono
Pcilu3 no ono mcili
SV'fbWti o tiiuvo, - i!l. ic
(ime'l b- eisyonly ai
J n ilIi ml n-ji- w.mvor
Wast'
':t 1 .itilJ i.lto use. l.i
'urt i-ountrymul mifjii'
nil clHe( R3 t'.iU tit 11
j tt L.Ucitmt l)tu,iC.,mc
Vllt 'llio oUvlou rv
rti i li.tlnt It Iintno.viL's
KeW lisihlc tt.ui f ir uioru To :
JCl timl rciti'M th m Liiy
ii!iri' 'ihiisc xi hn linn
IH.st t lii-vp lli.it It pnrfil ttiPlll! tlmiOWlhl ll.lt U
not, Kn.rr w it it cures thoir nelib.iri nml incna,
r ii 1 :tll know Ih it what it tl.it ) unco it ilo ithv.iyi
!iit it i.evo? CiA tliroui nny lault or ncitn-tnf
it comnqjilliVi. Wfl !no t!.oiisan'l3 upon fiott-
i id i of coi'tlil j iff of ihu'ir l-etn.u Uable cures ut' tho
f.ilto'.Ti.ufor.ipI-.Iati, ti-it such curei aro knouu in
ci y ncihlj ir!:ooJ, ajtl wo ncc.l not publi'Ii tlieni.
A'l.iti to nil nfui siivl citmlttioin in all tiim.itLM;
t nut lim l a neittisr c:;1 jnicl or miy tlclctn iniu tlrup,
ilicv iniy ba taken with safety by au brnty. Ihcir
stiiir roi.tliu .neit-rvn tlicmcvorra'ili mm iuil;ri
i'ip..i plcn'rit tr f."i?,u-IiilS bcln-r purely VL'clabl
i lup:n can ulic from l!iclrtiolit .nny qu.iutlty.
ri:ry oiieiMto by t'iir powerful inilnein'O o:t tho
f.tprtul VIicc.m ta ir.r.ify tho blooil ami Etlimilnto it
t.ito liPilthyn'-ti'Hi roTiOTC tlio o'i'tructionionho
( Wrcl' liver, .ml other n-pins of tho
Im ly, i o itorHl' their irrojnil.tr artlou to health, and
t v i orrejtliu. wherever Dicy oUt, fucti derange
menu jh nio tho first origin of tVc ise.
.Minuio illrerUion ara given In the wrapper on
Hie bu, for tho fjllowins f0inplaint3,Mhicfitlic30
I'illA iMpIiIly ruie:
For IJ.M'teiMi. or JTiuHfrcitlaii, IsMUcai
rn'. r.iiiymir ai I Lim of Aiipt'tlte, they
AiionM be tnken i.ntleratcly to stimulate the stom
.ii it nii'l roitoio in hcaliliy tone and action.
For LUpr Ootniiktlut ami Itivauoiis fymp.
1111, IC1UOU4 llfslll.icllf, Mcli IEc.lil;icIl!(
T.imiillcn or Crrn Mcliiic,i, JIM ions
Colic and IHIIo JTvcn, tliey shouM be Ju
ilirlo'i jly tidcn for each case, to correct tho OUcacd
nrtio.i or lomovo tho obstructions ivhicli c.hifo it.
For Itiyvntpry or IHarrliosa, but ono mill
diia U pencmlly icfiuircd.
for ll!innmatUni, ont, OraTel, l?.lnl
tntln:i of tlin latsirt, IMIn Iu tlm Nhln,
Xt.tcU and JLolm, they thonld bo continuously
tikcn, as icrpilroil, to change tho diseased action of
tho syfctem. Witli such c 1.113:0 thoso complaints
lnippe'tr.
Tor Irnpy nml Iroplci2lt fiiTllIr they
phould bs taken l;i largo nml iVcquent doses to pro
flu'c tlio effect ofa drastic purse.
Vor iStiiitrpNiiui a largo uoso fihould be tatea
ns it produces the desired effect by sym pithy.
As a Dtnnrr Ptlt, talio ono or two I'ltts to nro
mote dIc.tlo:i nnd relieve the stomach.
An owasional doso ftlmulale the Momsfli nnd
bowcU into healthy action, restores the aiipptite,
an 1 tnvKwatns tho eyncm. llenee itUnP.cn ad
ttmnsreoiH w licit) no serious derangement ci-.tt,
Ono who ffi'ls tolerably wpll.nrten flndi tlntadofo
of thea 'N makes him fori ilcct-drillr better, from
liieir cloiiwins ami renovating effect on the disc
tivc nppniMtus.
liU. T. C. AYISn .0 CO., rracttatl Cltemtttt,
j.oirnr.r. mass. v, s. .1.
tt if -
JOOIC, HEAD, AND IEAUN,
THAT THK
Oreat Shoshonees Itemedy I
01" TnC CILEnnATEI) JNIUAM
DIl. LKWIS JOSIIICPHUS,
nf tiiodlsllnsuMicd Trlho of Sli'iHlioni-cColuin-bi-
1'cnlior.v h nnw Torsilo in ilu- U. Ion,
This nil ici.pK.ti! un hi ri-Miwly, Is wnrrmli-il
nml In hriind Hii.l t-uiptiiitli- Immiii't;'., ut-om
sulely s:iy rutty I c ru loil upon lo it-ukon ptTtna
llfnt cure of .ll .lis. -as. s i.l lliu 'llinml, I.lui;-,
Lui-r, K'iIiipik, DIl'(kiIi OrRJns etc.. A urll
a.scrirulii, Hie vailotis kUih (lls-ioru, lliituDts,
Jhil nil Impurity or llin UooiI.cxiTtnius; tliu IhtlJ
8l-i;-of roiiKnmptlon.
Ill uliHila ulicro t Id Hrf-at ic-lneilv han la'Cli
III I1-.C- for h hort lllilo It lias lliil.ctl ('(k-cU'ii
MmMrtlumoHt inaicloucura t-vt-i- ri''iutUtl
In inn anmiN nflilstorli-iil ntMlicliic. Hucllbelhi;
I n-tMe In ti.l.l lri.it) to lis fnrlniT ri'iiown 1.1 Col
illubla 'I'errllnry wo it, ry liumamt) to dtspulti
tlmlaet that IliN On-al thosh Ufii.etly U
1I10 ri miily of reimdli-s of 11 1-Pi !i Crnliiiv, aiul
tht)i:rilisl lioou rid l.-vlil nt the ullar of hiii.t
inn lutiitanlty.
I'rlcn of tho Uctui.ly In law pints, Sl,l.
Slninifictiircil uy Dr, Youni: A Uri.,at Kjra
cuse, N. y.
Kor saliiliy nil dialers Iu Mrjlck-lco.
Afnli, SiiT.nl and J.i. &
BLOOMSBXJBa,
. - , n n nn IT kf IMJ 1) Cl.
MACHINISTS, IRON AND UKAsa xvunuu,
BLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKERS.
MANUPAOTUJIEKS OI
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
GK.VIHlAIi SIACHIXB XVOItK AXB UUPAIIIS.
MILL OKAWSa, SHAKTINa, rUIXKVH. HASaKU-, HlJADnLOCKH.
S."W a-ERIJSTO OF ALL
4i nuodiHTH wi;iti:,thur or tiik
anEAT'SIIOSUONRKS HKMKDY I
(AI13T1IACTS Of J.ETTK1I3.)
, Oeneva, N. y IVb. ISIIi, 1S.-.0,
1H. Vouno 4 lino. I rlnil my niloi of your
valuable Heineillps greatly Inerp.uilne, In fuel
onr (ImitHhoshonet's lletiieilyls uUltitrilisbtt
ot hallslai-t Ion, nml doing Just atltlsrt t'omuieuil
el 10 tin, several IjiivIiik uven eomo In to tint mc
how much they hail b.en liuiioilinl from lis use.
I havo sob! out of it ncaln, etc. etc,
VlLLAlll) N. HM1T1I.
Fhcrman, N. y.,.Marcli, ivth, Is60,
Dii. Vocsa A lluo. I starieil your (lieaiShiK.
honees Iteuieily by nl luu nray ono boltle ton
eoutlrmeil llyspepllc, the reMilt lias been ample.
It gives universal s.iiuractlon, mnm than nuy
otber meilk'lnu wcliiivolunllu UicHon' fori cars.
1-rom what I has a seen or tlio Khoshouees I l,ei
Justllleil In rreoiumetiUlurf It, Htinliiiu six Uoz.
mors, It will fiell In ll:uc inoiittis, etc,
1IVUON l-'KN.Vl;il.
Waterlown, K, V March Ijlli, ll,9.
im. Vousu lino. VourSlii'shonees Ueiiu-ily
Is Kivlug itocsl satlsraH lou, and soils better Ihaii
any other nuw mcdlctno mliavu I'VeraitemiitciJ
to liitriMluce, as worm nearly out or li, i-ent us
In liasto etc. II. LLWIS i L'O.
IK if. :iori;aii Ht Chicago, III. IVli. I'lli, m,
lm. Voi'hu ii II ito. 1 im vo soM 0V1 rli u loz. of
your (Hi-Hi hhostion.es Itttneily alrtmly eml a
nrrftl liuiiiucr of lliu Khoslii es I'llN.J Itljlvis
iiiilcrsat Kiitlsfactloii, I li'ivo not hciml ouu lo
HiioinIliiiosolil.bin, what speuksof It lit tho
httihc!.t terms, and recomiueiHlU tooinei ; ati'l
as I am nearlj out of ll.pluuto t.ui'1 mu half u
gruss more at nueo, fc-lc.,i-lc,
llliO. Illl0iivi:il,
Trice of tho Ilcmeily in luritii innti, ll.i'..
Maiiulio'luitil bylir, Vouuii A llios,, ut Sru-cun.-,
N. V.
t or sale by nil dealer Iu Medicine.
N T 1 H T It Y .
Jl. C. HOWnt, ITNTJhT,
Reunf-rt fully otUr IiIh profoKulonul hfrvleen to
ctnlty, llrli j.rt'jiiiii'ii tuiittcud toallu yurl
ouMoperatloiiri In tli tlnn ut UU iiroi.'.uii. nnd
Is prcivldcd wilh tbe litfut lmprnu) I'Jttcitl.AlN
I'KKrn ulilch will ho luhiTUd ii Id putiuk'.
slht raiid rubber bnhft tn ItKik lis ell uuthu jmt
untl tt-itli, Tevtli vxtnutfd bv .ill Hit nt-w &ul
iuuhI ppro d metliudi, ain nl t)pi.TrtiQ4 074
tlio tt-i'tli rnri'iullyund ptupui.y ultended to,
Kt'oidt'iiru uiul oilbo u leK duor abovo lb
C-Hirl UotisH, swttnu fctd,
UluiJiuuiiurjf, Jun.'Ji. 6ft t(
M
OMI',1 I'OH Till'; I'KOl'l.i:.
I' -rm ui T -1 1 nt'l il i 1 1 1. S n- r ncp Krult.
Trucu. Ciiuiu (mu 'k l'i in. clr ulr'-fi'(. ,
1, t , ( XI A Jl ill an, II. J'.AKMll.
I'silciRlsburir, Mainland,
fcept. 17,'0'J Iw
CASTIXOS I'OH FUllXACKS
AIO CAU WltKIltfl AND AXLLH
AND IlOLlilKG HIIiT-S.
AN 11 OKNEItAL MINIS" CASTINGB.
BRASS CASTINGS OP ALL KINDS,
CAIt BOXES,
COMPOSITION CASTINGS,
AND UAIiniT METAL
IiKIiFIKLD'S CKLKI1 RATED GLOBE VALVES,
STOP COCKS,
CIIECIC VALVES,
AIU COCKS,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM WHISTLES,
GTJAOSS, STEAOI AIID riTSINOS
GONSTANTliY OjST HAND.
Agents and sole manufacturers of Xlall's r.itcn Uoublc
discharge Curhinc Wheels,
BLACKSMITHING,
UHAvy on i.ioht roiiaiNtiP,
AGENTS FOR S HIVE'S GOVERNOR,
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HE THE HIMTLU-iT AND BEST IN THE WOULD.
EEAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
MADE TO OHDEII.
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES.
OUDEBS FOR URIDOE BOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
01' THE LATEST IMl'ItOVEl) rATTEUN'S.
TIIUESHINO MACHINES,
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired,
AND ALL EXTIiA TAHT.-i I-'tmNISHED.
MANUI-'ACTURERS AND I'KOPRIETORS OF
MORTON'S PATENT IT AY RAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS
AND SATISFACTION GIVEN
Slay T,v-lf
O 11 M O N V, Y II K V U .V 11 K D ,
HEELER'S PATENT UAII
33
0 II. A IN 1 1 O R f3 K-1 O W K It.
TlieMi'.i'rllnT hi reliy elves iiniico thai ho lmn
r-purclmetl the old hliuid nt I.'uht Mroa from
Win. (ii.'hii) lr, liti lie is nut mniiulattuiintf
I ho
W II 10 E I j 10 It P A T K N T f
nud Is prepan-d tofurnlt-h firmis with thu mw
ndiaoio nmchlufs t ver otU-n-d t iht'piihllc. 'I ho
Wifi-Icr Mmhinu ti no hmer an xpriniriit tu
II hut be.iti in rotttitiit list Tr ohi'h ami I ho
yearly Mill of ihl jwutni o.cteda that f nil oth
elH I'oriihl.lt'd.
Woikdnneat nur filmp U wnrrnntfd fr ono
yr. .Via , uncut i'r Wlutdei's L'oinlmicd
J'li ivMie rami VMniioutr,
1'or urthir narilouhuH apply rn or ndilrt-ws
J, M. IlUh-llIZI.H,
Lfhl Htret-t, Culuiubiu, euuiuy, l'at
jILLIAItUS! IULUAltDSM
jsj .r.rj- Tsr) 1 ss sji 1 j 1 i iimu
1 "IL.
"VS'II.MAM II. (JlI.MOltE
ITai nioncd a fine Milium) Hnirw.t. in inliliiL.t,
UN will known HKs i'a UUANf, He (.as:, tahlei
wiui un mo niifKi inipnivemt-uiH HtiU in pert'
I unit r. He Lt-t-pH on hand the bc.-a
j i-aqiih 11LEU a:;i ai.k
whlrh tho miitket iilTonK OYinilH to he li.ni
I iiMlll 'lllltr. Hliyil III M'ilKiill, !() liVif TunUt',
ThopuhUcan-Invited to cap. nnd nro prom
saliifti tlou tdiher iu hdlardor n iieni
UiOAUS AND TOllACtO
cannot bt ext-i-llfil,
llUiumsbuij, Jun. I'd).
H.
c. a o w k it,
I HUH LINE.
Tl.,1 M,..lUHU..n., , ... ..
nnuiu rrsirrinillynniiiiunralo
iiisnuirin ill i:ii,liisnnu U(t the puUll" ne,
.....j ..1. 1 ut, i 1 u 1111 nit- an
i'.MMIIIJS LINE
tiiluHii llil. 1 Inn. hmI il eiMlti rnit rnllmsa le
tK.'lsilall) iviiml iys i-xi-i ptci), i,un 1 with the
-.cvi-r.ii iniuiHipiiiisj Miullmnd Wrst un the Cat
Ilu- rltlttns nl enllllnlJt-.i Cminly. He c-au wnu and Wi Itaiu-iHiri lUllnmd nnd with ihni..
iiioilaiL-ihui.ublhM.-ltliiheriiliuwIiiBfc-oisln .,.,. t;,,. .. .',. , ', ,' , wltt'""ke
W.-tt r.iti-i. Miira hwivy ihiuhu. si.Kil Y.. r"ir"l."u'1 u "o IJicSawuunnn.l
.eneil"i nrstn-lass
HllOr. HIIOE, HAT CAP. AND ITU 8TOM-..
ui the old stuiultm .MulnSlrti.t, illooiiml.iir,ufi--w
iliiuls ubtiu tho Court llimsi, UlnhtiH.-lt larom-
(iist-iioi i:ietr i.iu-m anil ht-sl si) it-.-, dm r ollc-l-
'll 111 lilt-I'lllgt IIS 111 UOIllIUOKI
.loi-oiiiiuoaui
il in i.ui.tl f it... M....-U I.........
iUv.1 bunts, Ii'i-n'mtoiiblj uml sflifle Inn solid Illooint-bllri,- KnllroHd
I1I1. lllllllH. lllpll H ll.'UVV- bll':i klu.k ..foil r m , , I ll II
uh.ii'k lino u,.i nml II. -?7,r A- VV 1 -'" "i-..rt. . Bikk! i-oiiuiiiou, ,-ornmu.
ituuiilosult-U boots Htul.khnrs of nil kinds 'muii s ' """'oi i.Uilt-, nml charKt-s rmsnnable,
4tie kl'l Uulinoral slioes.nienV. , oniirM. hm k'h rersons U'tshlnit lo niii-t nr s.. tliplp rrion.ia .,..
.in musts' lastliiKi-Hlli-rs, wuiia-n's glo. kttl , fnrt.riiii be H-iomo.atcil iiihiu renaonablvrharu
llillsli vi-ry t!iir,voru'sinorofo llnln-im sau.l L. ,L..,,, ,i,n.. ' , , fr . . T g
.-nit shoes, n-ciini-h'b very line kid l.'ittomd unit- ' 5 ,wlmS tlla nn'lront any of thehotfls,
rr-. in snoii uoois ni uu tiKCrintioui iioiu iice- i.uuii u uniTUN, iToprletor,
' lit; would also call attention to his fine ns-.ort
mcnt i f
ll.Vl'H, CA1H, Kl'HS ANII NOTION!?,
which coinlirKt'S nil iho new uiul idnnilnr v-..1.
i-tllH ut prlcu. w huh cannot fatl to nut nil. Thc
,lll be Kunriiliticd tonlvo hatUfnctUm,(rAtcall
14 nuiitiicii uciorc I urcnsMiig ei-tuwnero ns'lt is
believed thnl better barfnlnsnr? to bo fo-auj
11 1110 c
till III any oilier tiiHcu In Hid
c. V m,,r
coimly,
pOWDER KEGS AND LUMBER,
V. M. J10NUOE i CO.,
!(Urt, Pa.,
Iiinll6irlurtt nr
rowiiKi; i;k(ii.
PQ-J dalcr 1n all kluJ of
I.UMUCn.
glvi- notice Hint they are prepared to accomodate
t!iilr ciiilom with dispatch, and on thocheupea
NE W
TlIK II
0 O A L Y A It D.
niidcrslBiicd rospictlully Inform Iho
i"i' a i'ti'iiiuiiia nun i oiuiiioiii county,
that tliry kitinill lliu illlli lent iiumbi ra olsiove
co.il ami kdccied lump coal for niilllilnn put nolo-,
on their wharf, iiiijolnlni! M'Kulv)-. NialA
nil tlio uhnrf, In uelnh cniil, hay, nnd straw,
Llkeniiton hnise and Mnenu, to deliver coal to
ihoM, who dtflro It, As they purclmso a larco
amount of conl.thry Inleiitl tokeepu sup. rlorar
tlcle, ami sell at lint very lonol prices, l'lcuse
cull urn! examine- for ourselves before pitictius
lI'Bel.ewhere. J. W. HKN'liKllHU iT.
AU(il'lUH MA-ON,
rIIIE undiTslKncil will talio In ex-
X cliance for Coal ami (Irocerlt s, the fullowliiL
naliird urllcles i Wheal, llj e, Corn, Oals, I'oln
toes, l.nitl, Ilam.HliouUier.auit slilo imui.liutler,
I 'Kits, ila, Ac, at thu hliihtbt citsh prices, at hit
liiuary r-loie, udjoluluu u clr timl jnrd,
,, J. W.IlLNDL'lhllOr.
llloomsbiire Jlur. 19,'03-ly,
pLOUR AND FEE!)!
rhauuilerslifnedlhaiikful for past iatronagu
bt-tt to uuuoucv to hi frlind and to ilia vublk
Uithls r
N K W M 1 L L
Is now 111 coninlcte rllllllluir ortlcr.nnil Hint Iim u
prcpareil tn do all kludsoi Mllliiu wlilioulilehi
I'.irllts irnm h disunite can huvu theli urlsts
rjHVO MONTHS TREEI Kit HE I!
THE MOST rol-1'l.tlt JI-V1-.X1LK MAOAXI.NB IN
AUi:r.icA. 1
V.TIIK IT'l'LEORKORAl
ESTIKIU.Y oniOINAL AND FlIWT CLAFS,
, All new subscribers for The Littlk Com-oiiAr
lorinc i ewye.tr, whose name d m.invy nr,7
fci-nl In I fiur- II... lust of .November -will r.cclva
the -.oM uibir mid Pcceuiluir.S'iK, of IM9 ritllli"
TERMS, ONE DOLLAH A YEAH
KIN OLE COl'V, TWELVI! CGNTH.
The Littlo Corporal has n lnrt-cr circulation
Ihati nny other Juvenile .MiiK,iziue i J - t$
and Is bctler wmtli the price llun any , !.,.;
inui;iulnoocrpuhiWied. 1 j ouur
lleeuiis.i of lis 1ii.hu ne cln-lilatlon, we nro t n
able,! 1o imnm, u M tl, ,,1W .,rk, nj j"
ii e.ir; mix copies, ono jt..,r, h,1(.0 number
IScents; i or file to any otiawiio will try to raise
utlub. Ileauii lilprtiuliinisforclubi.. 1
HubscrlboOW. Ne Miliums biBlu January
5,d'tln"MJi "'" ran nlwuiii 'l,i "tn,
1 ALi'i(i:n l. ki:wi;i.l .t to . i-ui,iishers.
Ulllc, of The Little CorK,rJl,
I'hlcjjj.i, ill.
1". K. Wo altw I'ublMi tho follou Ins i
"THE SOIIOOIi KEST1VAU,"
sivily lo l-cliool l.nieitariiliii-nU, Kxlilbliluni
JiJJfjX 1 " l"ly '" W'ar. h"u,iTo
tiii: uitli:
'OIU'OIIAL'
liOUK,
i NLW lUtA-VINCl
'IREEIVS DRAWING LEftSONS,"
in.- .est iiuim m,no Kind ever IssneJ, Price SI 51
or ilulh bui.VlIu: hool Udltlo.i.s.) ci,! "hoi
by boouseilers,orsjuti.yiu til on rtcelpi of pViee.
MIW. MII.LKlf.H NKW I1O0K.
"tins nor Aii uoaii to i'outunu"
if Ut.t".,rlct?- A"1" numinous oilier books
iHltlli HI im HI I Jt
MI-WI;'''' -'. I'ubllshers.
t)tt.J.,W .lll. tlllcueo,
FALL
KALL
TALL
KALL
KALL
ANII
AND
AN I)
AND
ANII
vinti:h
WINTHIl
WINTIIIl
WINTLIl
WINTKU
(IOODM,
(IOOIW,
OOOIH,
(IOODS,
OOODH
ronsNltns ol
cnnslslluif nf
cousMHut of
eonnlslInK of
conlntlng of
DIIY
IIHY
IlltY
DRY
DIIY
(IOOIW,
UIIDDH,
HOOIlM,
(IDIIDM
QOOIW,
HATH AND CAPH,
HATH AND OAKS,
HATS AND CAIK,
HATS AND ('AIM.
HATS AND CAI-S,
HOOTS AND HIIOER,
HOOTH AND WtOr,
HOOTS AND HIIOKR,
HOOTS AND HIIOl-X,
HOOTS'l'AND B110EH,
HEAriY-MADR CLOTIIINO,
KKADY-MAIlK CLOTIIINO
KKAI1Y-MAI1K CLOTIIINO.
IlKMIY-MADK CLOTIIINO,
UKADY-MADE CLOTIIO,
LOOKINO-OLAKMBi,
UMiKINU-ULAHHIJi,
UHIKINO-IILAI-HICS,
UJOKINU-ULXHHKS,
LOOlClNO-ULABMri),
NOTIONS,
NOI'IONH,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOflONH,
TAINTS AND OILS,
I-AIN1H AND OILS,
l'AINIH AND OILS,
1'AINI'H AND OILS,
KAINTS AND OllM,
oitocumns,
OltOCKHiLS,
OKIH'l.llll.S,
OUIII'iatlLS,
unouLitiU",
titinnsswAitu,
OUr.KNSWAtlK,
OlIKKNsWAHK,
oumiNHWAiti:,
5ui:i:nswahu
IIAItDWAKK,
HAIllUVAltK,
iiAitinvAiu;,
llAItllWAltli,
HAHIIWAUK,
TINWAKi:,
IINWAHI-;,
'J'INWAlll:,
TINWA11K,
TINWAKL,
HALT,
SALT
HALT
SALT,
HALT,
riHIl,
KIS1I,
Klhll,
KITH
FISH,
AND SK.KDS,
AND HKK1IH
AND HKLDS,
AND HKKDS,
AND HIIKDS,
OUAIN
UHAIN
UKAIN
UHAIN
UHAIN
Ac,
film l'ltEJiu-a
(13 L A S T 1 0
r l.ni. ,'
HTlTtl
I i.
FAMILY
SEWING MACHIjJ
A COB
a.t
m llttOAUWAY, NEW YOEI
D.
LOW!
htM.MOH
730 C1.cstii.it filrcet mmJlatS in
Dili
POINTB OK KXOEUrj'jSTElTi
Jl urower's
p. van
block, M
E.
llcauty und r.I.isllellyof Mitch,
rerft-ctlon and Hlmrillclly ef SlarK' SOLO
Using both threads dlrealyfrom&irisjRtsn
No fasteiilnB of teams by litil..i1ttJ'"-fyJ
of thread.
Wldo ranjo nt application wtbw
iidjustmcnt,
Tlio eam rctnlnn Its licniitj-amK,
washing nnd Ironing.
Ilcsldts doing nil kinds nf wotk fa
ioUlS 11E1
j n.af soul
"hEE.BAV
....lrr.
Sewing Machines, time Mnehlnn B'no,
; opposite
most beautiful and permanent tttfri
ornntnenlal work,
iOJ-
if BOLLEI
L and sboi
i m-'' '
TENBY. K
3rTho Illuhcst I,rtmlui.i(1tllis,llrjJa"iS"
Inhibitions of tho United S-lalaKi'rYjD B,
have been awarded the Oroer i Bsb-JjsJSJ 11
Machtuea, nud Iho work dono ly IbtA,
exhibited In competition.
-to:
- P,
r tt. EVAN
side Main
H.B.F.
sd.wltbc
'plscopalC
I north aid
rO. BUTT
TO. BUTT
S-Tho very highest prize, THEr J Matel
Ml
) above co
KrVm.!
1 T
) change 1
AT
McKlXVY. N HA L A t.'O.'S.
MrKKLVY, NKAL & CO.'H
McKKLVY, N11AL A CO.'H.
MrKKLVY, NKAL & CO.'H.
McKKLVY. NKAL Si CO.'H.
Northwest corner ol Main and Market Rlreeta,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwesl corner of Main and Market Hlreels,
Northwest corner of Main nud Market Streets,
Northwest corner or Maluand Mnrket Streets,
HLOOMSniTllO, PA.,
III.OOMSIIUKO PA
IIIXIO.MHIIUHO, PA.,
Ill.OO.MSIIUHO PA.
11LOOMHIIIIKO, PA.
I HON ANII NAII.s,
I HON AND NAII.S,
IKON AND NAII.H,
IHON AND NAII.S,
IKON AND NAILS,
In large quantities and at reduced rstes, nl uni
on nat.d.
Hardware & Cutlery.
aMIE NEW HARDWARE STORE.
X NK PLUS Ul.TltA.
Having enlarged our More Knrun and Just
OPLNKIl A NKW t-UI'PLY,
dlnrtly nom the Miiniif.ietuiers, purchavi-d for
cash, on a declining liwrkcl, w e are prepa red to
oiler the s tine to
KAHMKltS. MIXIIANICH, I'.UILIIKHS.
and the rest nf Mntiklnd.i. gi-eeral sto.-k, coni-PiIsIhl-
all the kinds ami nullities usually kept
111 a city Hard Ware More, suitable to lliu wants
of lhecounl,at unusually luw prices.
All those li.iareiii-sirioiisol pur- busing unods
In our line en khc Momy oj looking in nt the
New llaidw-re Stole,
l'ltaseglvu usn e ill anilexainlneonr slock Ac.
UUNYAN & VVAHDKN,
ApM'l(,!).)r ll.oonisburg, Pa.
JACOII K, Hllllll.
g Jl 1 T II A
Importersand Dealers In Foreign and Domosllc
c It. Akltzkk
S E L T Z E R,
ti ,
II A It D W A It li,
O U N H, OUT L K. It Y, AC,
NO. W THIlin SfilhtT, AII.OALI.OWIIIL
P1IILADKI.PI1IA.
Nov.
n:.if.
Giurno and Phosphate,
A v a iV's
sri'Eit
HAW 110SK
I'HOSI'HATE OK
rRDE mrk
ii -
LI5IE.
STA XVA It I) )'A IMAXTnn
ll.e present full season.
IKK l'lIOM-llATK Ol- LI MM
beln hlKhiyimniovf, i
i augii-s Haw Honn surir M,nu.A...
n i i" !7il.,",V,r;.,, ' vine lb w
lid iSiL"fJ', f. "tt"'.'1.0 innlter-lbe
name It.
noi.f s in
mil la en
arcane i
l:!iuenioS
s t-.. Jl . I'- "iiiiiriu,
l'hosohute iniiv i.L :....; unoiisiieu.
undel.!Bi,l?"- "iJvctiy fron! llle
Offle,. No vu h.' !. .J.!'":!!f;'."',
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rJ0 JIANUKACTURERS.
mVJm to,",l'"ALLi:s",s PATKNTNTM
dcr's,,;." !ruiJ " OTA:
HUUK PflKYKNTIVK. OK W-.VL,: IN HTKASI
1XN DOLL.UW IJIJJANNUM KOU UACH
ALLKN A NUEIiI.m,
Dealers in Oils,
No. UHoutli Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Circulars wlllTie sent on application
sep'.To.:it,
OEM) I'Olt
nJ r. ; i ion vi:li kvi:iivshhi
t'Ol'V OK NEW
:r. w i.'iii' . s .,
......nn iiiioiitoiia,so as t nine ineiu liiiuie . coin iiele end r Hal loguldo to all matters ol
hu same day, una its rule nil work hiouglu to lw ii; il i.ii.Im. s Iraiisao tuna for u i't hiuK l !
the mill inn la, done Hi tweniy-lour lioui.. .My Ho Uuii.ii. The pu,fe,. .iinl i','f,, i, rlVm.'i1
j.its,Mlt airaiiKniei.lsa.esui;liuslopreelu.Io tho Hie m.thalile Iho men haln. Hie un iiufite url-r
Kilnw'water!"1' w " " &JS ! M'.uffi' KKSW.
i i.h in sT 1-Aj.iLY ixovit. ; i 'pZiyl;;
s t.t Mns the hiMt r giu.l.s.iiniiiill kinds o !ru"''; L" r ' l'l bu .luiss ri laiious i.f
. I 11 . 1 lu'-l r n.iu.. i un i.udorsti.ii i i.i, i
( HP .A) ;. n !)! w lU-lialn,.eervoiieloli il,..ir.T,.' .'.!.' '.J
kept on hund lii4U.'iitliy. p il l foruileat ll.u low.
e . I current rails, Uruiuol all kinds puRhast d,
LUlit Htrset, Dse, l.'M-U. I'ETEU UNT,
lu iu, tel. ..Hi. , j.r .1... . ,. .. 'V'.1'
ii i i u - ,,e ;, : ,r v : ,, , ',iuv,,i,"u:
p- l puia. Ag. n a n , i. ,, ivrvtVii. r.-r,viuruss
0,.,,VO.nn,J0.Vroy!SS
W E 0 O N T I N U K
To. Miiuiiincture our well-known Manures Uun,,
111
UlkOllHVO fur kUttl
J' JJ Ji U V 1
lmiMjMl,4 ertlltrVr.uud
I A' a u a i' n
No, 1 aenulne (loverniueut.
I HIi fluano.Uiid Plaster nud llyitraullo rem..,,
tsup. r.piio.phale ol l ine, . . s'sj ir "utnliw
Aliiliionl..tcd l ertlluiK' . . . a-; 1 '"jlbs.
A DISCOUNrTO DUALKIIS. '
ALLKN A NiaiDI.IM.
ii Hoillli llelawarA. hue, Plllladlil,a.
ssrAULislH.ii in m,
Augfjiil" "- Jrou Con,in, .
the reircsenlallve of the Oruurifott
Mnchlncs, at the Kxpotltlon I'nlrmi,
1807, thus nitrating their great hpmtb. IlOBl
.,,. ,..,,., ?man'ab
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FOR H A L
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HLOOHSU VUG PI
June 1.'r,!l-Iy
T
HE NEW KAJIIIiY
H 11 W I N fl M AC II 151
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PflKl
posit 1
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Jl cloak
Halnand
II 188 M."
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Ullartmi
1UIL' itts
L goodsjll
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li'JI Uowery.
..1 LEACO
The extraordinary sure f.Mi'J can Hoi
ltnproveil mnnuftcinriiiu M ici.n..i. ndeuwJ
hcavv Wiirk. liii-i In, Inc. it i e - - . r
l.MPIlti: SKW1NO Ml' HIS!
I lllIDMYl
Hi and 0)
1 1' DOXTAW
" ( te?ittl.
to manuftcltirn a New r.unlli' Mr change bit.
n.iine siytu Hull construi'llou urn
triuientatlon, ui-ik limit eij'til ml-'
Mi wiin other Kanilly M.ililiin. '
useiutuess ltr.tr bleaigtna;
ouTsrnirs all lOMi'Ein.sLj
Thoprlie of Ihls acknouli'tlgci "Clstoppt
tlele comes w-Hlrn rwneli of ecrr clis i V. ,
Company Is prepnred to i flcr ilw i"l')KklC
tuduet-inents tobuytis,.tnliis&ultt'-iAst.i-s7es
Miclilu-w.irrauieil, ,
An ly for dlcularsnlvl 'iln.l'");' noHKS 1
1 MPIIIK HKWINO MA nh"Jf2f,i
Oel. 1VC0 3lll. DIHTOll
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TVHonplln-nfinns. I7O0NS',
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iJ EIlAltY INb'Il'If'IK.
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IIOAHD OK INiTI'.mH p JACtl
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1II.NUY CAHVLU. A, n-T
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i roitfcsorol llitelleitunl ami a"" '"" "
II ioij an j practltci.1 laM -".
Teacher of I r. l.. i. ' llntllltl sl.-Hr-U'iM
luui.clus. a.
IsancO. insi, A a. ,r4T
Professor of Ancient Lingu.iti-'t,
Ur.iniuiai'. . .
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t.ono.uy j J
n.. n n 1, .Im. A M.i "rti
Profo sor it cliemisiry suOtW0.
Teucllirof aiournnhv. hlstori s 1""'TJ
Janus llroii,
Assl taut tlaiherof niiillit loatKl
Ur tumtir.
jiisr Alice ji, .iti"...j
Teacher or Mnle nn the iilall0l
..... t . r.e.t.
Teacher of Vocal iiuslc nud lnnusW,
Miss Julia M.Oorrt,
T Ii.rnf model IsCUOtU.
The KALL term will ii'Uiaitii'-'l
and until our boarding hall rtVjil
niilicil!!nii ill lite i . -
bo furnlslK-a Willi homes in ptia.u" ""J
It Is bitter for students tii'l'V'Tc'l
enlni.ofil.,, i.i. i wlieii t Mi al-'l
bio tRey can euter'iitnuy tune
Mitrcli ;o Isus.
S10. WATCHES.
(Inuirpotuted ny the
The arent Trade ImproviW'"' ,''71
hlalHI M-o I
rjo.u. nii er Watches ill Km ;"'
I, i i-uKraMiigs, funy iiV
crlblng ml , wi'ii'lus, are il.u I? J,.
Velopts, which aro ihoiougli i "', a":.
"itiereti are ma. led, poi-l ai-i, '"'Tie
prices i-lngle Kngravlng, ic. nt '
rich Pieiiilum,5i Teiil)-i)o "f'u
cr linut.iig wuil-li as pii mb'"'-''!
giuv ug eiuitlts tho holder il"1
".iroiii i, oS7j, llle'e.''Y,j.H
flu. Noihlngcaiiboloi b ll'fl'KTi'1
...... .,V! 111 OUT SIOCK IS - (
money asktd, while tl.o Imjit ""Yj
winch worth S7ju. ftrenfu" '' ' J
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M1 111-,.
Oct. ISRI-vlll
i.ulnuy, Cor. l'ull"U
luil
Jl ROWNE'ri JIETA huW
" WKATHKU HT"riE.rS?
Por the Uxiluslun of cold, wind, rski. I
and iliulu in. m dours uud 'u"Tlii'l
vuluitblehlllps huvu stood llie '',., !
.uMio
1.1 "I
Tney w.il latlorSUiurui"l ul'.fi: S
sia-uu fuel siuiiclelit toniuli 05i.'l
r.veiy uoiisek. ci.erbiio.iiu ,.T.al 'ft;er
live uiculur uml pro o lisi. Agm'!; KlSC
where. Liberal inducement., '".Vl D
HIluWNl.'H MtTALLiu 'nt;X, lVri
Nii,.JI HruiuluiO rssus.
Oct, 15,'U'J 3.U.
J E E D 11 A M
'.n u
7cliiirch,Hcl.ool,ind Parlor O'iWj "Z
ileonsoi vrty tlescrlplloii., ,' '.'iiW T'.'llH
hcudloru co.y of tiioiast idilli"'w' ( .J loan
"SILVER TO.g
which will bo mallt-tl ir.o In any ., RJWt
aiml iiiii ii... i,. ..i.i.l, hi. mule u
"igausuuil ililudeull,
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Aug,13,'ui , in.
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