.p,_„~ .
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Ct 4; IT.Pr,4MORTA.4 DRUG 47;c14E,
• '
' - .4;ii:t..: c M 4, T3M- --- 1 2 :3ESt3 - •
jtieiv Stsalood money, and iiirgoti- kook or
Parrip.l:Dsosip. 14tre,Z..,
JOSTUECEI - 11) bl I.)_ 1 STOP,.E, •
•
300 SACKS (}round Alibi Salt,
-
100 Bags Lamm Dal& Stilt, •
100 - &sal/ " •
40!Saclis Fthe Salt; awl for sale in large
pr gmallArfantities at ' • *.4.PPOLD'S.
VortanWpee. 12, 18G3. -
cAKS 1 CLOAKS : I
A VF.:IO - 13.4e 'worth:writ z t 'of Ladlea'
1 - I,Cloth'Sacke and Ciredlate of the latest
atylos, just teceirec3. from New Rork. at
;Nx.lueed prices by MALTHr C4SE.
:_portunbigt. 1963.
SEEDLESS RAISINS • • -
SEEDLESS C RIES,
' SEEDLESS PLUMS.
- - LEMON PEEL, -
WRIGHT'S PREPARED COFFEE. It
rill zoo:tiny:mod itself.
IL F. BRUNER, _
Dec. 5,'63. Third - and "Onion stq.
CORN V/NBGAR.
CORY VINEG,r4R., manufactured ac
f:rding to the process patented by Freder
ck gichael, of Columbus, Ohio, is now
eing extensively used, and wherever in
troduced, has given universal satisfaction,
both on account of its purity and it. fine
ness for either table or pickling. It has
been tested by able and experienced
Chemists, Iyho pronounce it pure, and
laighly recommend it.
It is the very best article in the market
for
FICICLI:sTO OR TABLE USE.
_ .
Try It, if you want a pure unadulterat4xl
Article, and von will surely never again
want an} of the allorrilnable mixtures sold
under the fahie name of Cider Vinegar.
We arc now working. to our utmost capa
city in order to supply the Increasing de
nand for this
PURE VINEGAR.
Private Families, Hotels s. - id Restau
rants aro limy' using it, and can testify to
its good qualities.
Manufacived and sold only by
C. C. ITIVE,S,
Second st., adjoining Odd Fellows' Rail.
November 7. ISGI.
WEIGH ISO ! ‘s nu If !NO I
tT 4pFold's Weigh Scales. on, Commerce
strect, such as Hay, Coal, Iron, at
the very lowest rates.
Persons wishing articles weighed, will
apply to 31rs. Wn'. Long, opposite the
Scales.
Columbia, Nov. 21, I,Sal.
ADTV,§' AIITD C-ENTLEDIEIV'S
FURS.
THE LARGEST AND REST STOCK
IN THE CITY, AT
ARLES OAK FORD AN I) SONS,
pc,:sTisENTAL IIOT 1:11, ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
November 7,1863.-3 mos.
TRADE. SALES.
TITST received from Philadelphia, &large
and well assorted stock or Stutiouery,
and .11scellaneona
fiIIEAP AND GOOD BOOKS,
Viz: Books of Travel-, Books of History,
Books' for Devotion, Book about Patriots,
Boloks for Mechanics, Books about the Be-
Ltellion, Books of Beauty.
HYMN BOOKS FOR. ALL DENOMINA•
T;ONS.
PRAYER DO.KS AND MIMES.
All the Writings of colobrated Authors.
Viz: IVashington Irving, Mrs. Southworth,
Charles Dickens, rallyard Taylor,
Mayne no.d, Mrs. Hentz.
And all the writings of ovory Standard Au
thor in every department of Literature.
PLIOTOG RA ALBUMS.
riviuz socured vury Ifu—e atoek at the
lowebt men - prrce3, .„
fioLt-lawor tha tiny anyr.ll - 11roc y
. 110 l'Oj RA P(1:4
- We ):inve a lieu large assortmezit'orfiue
Pbov.lgraphs, P.sin and Colored, suitable
for Albums, embracing. Generals,
_State:-
men, Subjects, Classical,
Statuary,
ETA T lON ER Y lIEPARTMEXT.
TVG lutvu tokon milts to , c)t up a vory
largo and good assortment of Stationery o
all kinds.
13 .1111 r. Bloke of every (I.l4erlption, Paper
Foolscap, Lettmr, N.te, lhllet, 13111,
sue, S.3rmon, EavulOpvs, Se.
At the lowest prices.
Ink, Ink Stands. I'encils, !tubber, Slays
!fulcra, Pallor Cutters, l'ortfolios,
volopes, Poekot Tablets, ke., sc.
por.Ker N .OKq FVL'ItY I A RI E I
We would invite all to giv ) u; a call
before puxulla.saig.
JOHN SIICAFFER,
32 Narth Q•toutt iss.reut.l.itimater, Pa.
Nov. 28.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Trig OLD ORIG INA to GALLERY.
The subscriber has completely re-fitted
his establishment, and his gallery cannot
ho surpassed by any in the county, and ho
hopes by careful personal attention to give
the public better pictures than have here
tofore hem produced.
)111.131tOTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
Ivorytypos, isdelainotypes, Carte ac Iresitr,
and plcturos on canco.i.e taken in the best
style; and at prices winch C.lllllot ho beaten
for cheapness.
;a-Likenesses warranted, and a satis
factory picture furnished without repeated
sittings. He asks a continuance of the
liberal patronage always extended to this
establishment. Call and examine speci
mens at the T 00111.4, northeszt corner of
Front and Locust a:seas. Entrance on
Locust i.trect. E. J. :SI—LITTLE..
Oct. 24 1863.
FAMILY' (4 SOCRR I F:S.
WINES AND LIQUORS
GEORGE '2ILLE, Agent, has just re
starn;:d :ruui flie city with a new and well
selected usf...)rtment of fresh Grooeries,
which ho is enabled to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. All grades or Sugars, Cot Tee,
Meat. Fish. and Previsions generally. Also
WOOD and WILLOW IVA . It E.
SWITZE ANI) LI:111L1.71{1:Eli ell I.; ESE.
together with an assortment of GERMAN
21-CU/TS.
$1111:13s* AND LIQUORS
His stock of Wines and Liquors will be
fothid worthy the attention of every one, a s
he• will guarantee them to be pure and
genuine.
He respectfully solicits a call from those
wiio.nord any articles in his line, feeling
satisfied that a trial verify 121.4 word.
-Call at the old established stand,
COR. OF FIFTH AND Ms.:ION STS.
Columbia, Oct. al, iso,t.
GOLDEN MORTAR DRUG STORE
Particular attention► is called to the fol
lowing goods, just reeerktal, and for tutlo at
low prices:
A fine assortment of the molt
popular perfumery, sold in small 4uanti
trefi to mitt onetotacra.
Alcoa stock of StyrThom; hrosts, for pro
moting the' grorrth or the hair, !uglily re
commended. A lot of Chamois Skins said
carriage apnnge.
A large and cuinpleto asiortment of
STATIONERY.
COmprising latter, cap and note paper, en
vel6pes, dec.. tto.
•
Pure whole grid around Spices, strictly '
pure.
CONC6\TRATT.I) i.ve oil Sipo,llllllll.
,Family Dye Colore.- put up neatly in
pffakages ready for immediate uQe. without I
Um) veinal illeollVenienec and trcuble.
Partic:Ular attention tK t nlicxl io our TO
cent involve of Coal Oil Lanip4. our Mock
will Do' found varied soil complete, corn
pcintrigatS tho lah-st style*.
• 'The ' best Coal Oil file....vs on hand, to-
Perwith a eltuplete Kukla of Dru_ts astd
ILLLOILUI of itielt.4. , t rosw.ninlan ork.m.
.T. H. W. GRAY.
Cabinei making and Undertaking
TEM undersigned- would inform his
friends and the public that he ha's now in
creased f•lPllities for turning out work; and
his • • . -
FURNITURE NA R E -R9OM S.
Are now well supplied withnew and bean
tifulliumiture tfie,latchst iniProved s fres.
He manufactures .to-order . and will - -eep
cimstantly•on hand- Arcissie Plaln. and.
Fancy Bureaus,. Sideboaras, Saws,. Card,
-Dirdng and centre Tables, Col:armor; Fan
cy and French griclsteads; all Of whiclaWll.l
be sold on theinost reasonable terms. . As
he manufactures. his own work he is ena—
bled towarrant every article to be what it
is represented,
• • Cli AIRS, CilAlll9.
• All kinds qt Chairs kept on hand or man
ufactured to order. Cane ; Windsor, Arm
and Rocking Chairs; Setteos, Camp and
Counter Stools, Sofas, Tete-a-tates, and
Stuffed Seat'Chairs, made to order. Old
Chairs repainted and repaired.
UNDERTAKING
Funerals will be attended to with prompt
ness, to which he gives his personal atten
tion. Ile is prepared with ice boxes and
coolers to preserve corpse, as may be re
quired.
I%IA HOG ANY OR WALNUT COFFINS
Furnished plain or tinned In any style that
may be required. Ile respectfully solicits
a share of public patronage, as well as a
continuance of the custom with which he
has been liberally favored.
SOH SHEYBERGER,
South Side of Locust st., between Sdcond
and Third. pet.17:63.
TIIE - 01;15 - ESTAIit ED
STATIONERY AND NEWS DEPOT.
Totn.: J. FRY would call the attention
cl of the public to his large stock and well
selected assortment of Staple and Fancy
Stationery, which he offers at the moat
reasonabre rates.
PAPER.
ENVELOPES.
iltiKg
rixs
.PENCILS,
LE DGr.RS,JOURN-SLS and PAY BOOKS
of all slzos.
SCHOOL STATIONERY. Every re
quisite ibr schools.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS of all styles
and sizes. .Also, a large assortment of
Card Photograt)lis of all distinguished per
sonatres, both civil and military.
13IIILES, HYMN BOORS and PRATE R
BOORS of all denominations.
POCKET BOOKS, Portmormates, Dia
ries for ISG4, Currency Holders, cte.
NEWS! ,NEWS!! NEWS!!!
The Philadelph;sN and New York Dallas
received, and a. nays for sale at his coun
ter. Also, Atlantic Monthly, Ilarpor's
and Godoy's, and all other Monthlies re
ceived as soon as published. Together
with every article usually found in a
llrst-class Book and Stationery Store.
, POST OFFICE, Locust street.
Columbia, Nov. 21, 1863.
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER.
WARE.
440 z. 6 THE undersigne d l
, respectfully invite youwou td
r a
tention to his well selected
stock oh Vine Gold and Silver Watches,
Fine Gold Jewelry, of every kind and va
riety of styles—comprising all of the liCW
ost and most beautit Id designs.
Also, solid silverware, equal to coin—and
the hest make of silver plated ware. Each
article is warranted tp be as represented.
Watches and jewelry carefully repaired
and satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB lIARLEY,
(Successor to Stauttia
No. 61:2 .:\Larket. st., Philad'a.
Oct. 17. '63-3m
NEW MACKEREL JEST RECEIVED
20 half barrels No, 1,
20 .. .. 2, ..
20. guar. . " " 1, ..
.20 '• " " '2, '',•:4
2 0 0 0 " 3.
20 hits, " 1 and
at A ]:
PPOLD'S
17, , •31). ZOOM ti, Col4l2bill.
-, ......." .. t
EXTR-__,....1........6.....w.memery0tie
e barrel, at
?UOAR CURED 11A.315,
Of -Bost Czuality, at APPOLIYS
lUST RECEIVED AND 1N sTorzE.
2, sack G. A. Salt, 50 sacks Ashton fine, at
0ct.17,'115. APPOLD'S.
1 - 1.0 AKI NG CLOTHS !
ArEail tr i ; a l
i no l iT a i e r l i c, st i o 3 r r e o z. n fuls r t a o la ck no l
Gray Cloaking Cloths from 31.50 to -1.00
por yard.
• STEACY & BOWERS,
opposite Odd Fellows' 17:..3). Col'u, Pa.
orember 28, 1863
MALTBY & CASE
HILVO now opened their :New Store on
Locust street, Columbia, Pa., and tilled it
with a choice selection of seasonable
11,1EViT GOODS,
Bought foe cash before the late advance in
prices.
DRESS GOODS
Of ovary style and fabric.
110: 4 1EltY. GLOVES. SOTIONS. &C.,
Ladies, misscs• and children's fleece-lined
cotton, silk and wool hose, ladies' merino
vests, &C.,
IS A: MORAL. HOOP SKIRTS
Of the best manufacture, at old prices,
Iwi 10.4' cloth sacks and circulars, best styles
and very cheap.
BOOTS AND SIMMS.
LadicA', misses' and children's gaiters,
balinorals, b*ots, &c„, ram's, hays' and
youth's calf and kip boots, brogans, bal
morals and gaiters, in great variety, of
Philadetphia nufnutacturo, warranted,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Cloths, eassinicies, vestings, sattinets,
Purchased direetly from the manufacturer,
which we are able to sell at very nearly
old price:4. Hosiery, gloves, under-cloth
ing, cravats, collars, ate.
REAI) Y. NI ADE C LOT 11 I NG
Of evert style and quality, warranted per
fect in fabric and manufacture.
flito QUEENSW A RE, CAR
petg, oil cloths, etc., to which we invite
particular attention.
Wo make no idle bones, but will take
pleasure in showing our goods to all who
may savor as with a call, that they may
convince themselves that our goods are
the cheapest in the market. We wish our
goods to recommend themselves, and fear
coaanc..., t it ion.
Our plan of business 19 ONE PRICE for all
regular goods. All goods warranted as
represented. Our aim is not only to please
our customers, but by selling them the
best goods ut the lowest prices, make it
their interest to continuo their liberal pa
tronago.
sew goods are being crmstantly received.
Cora Oct. NALTIIY at CASE.
MANHOOD ;
HOW LOFT
HOW RESTORED
.11:ST published in a sealed envelope.—
Price Six cents. A lecture on the nature,
treatment and radical cure of spermatot
rhce or seminal weakness, involuntary
eramisslon, Sexual debility, and impedi
ments to marriage generally, nervousness,
consumption, epilepsy and /its; Mental and
physical incapacity, resulting from self
abuse, .t.c.-llv floht..T. Culverwell, M. D.
author of the "Green Book," ait.c.
The world renowned author. in this ad
miral Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
Self-Abuse may be effectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, beagles, instruments,
rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi
tion may be, may cure himself cheaply.
privately, and radically. This lecture will
prove a boon to , 'ionvands and thousands.
Sent under seal. In a plain envelope to
any address, on ..he receipt of six cants or
two postage sta • a by addreaming
CRAB. J. C.:KLINE.
/27 Bowery, N" C., Post =to. Box., 458 d.
Sept. 13, 1883.-Iy.
w.P. GRXPPITIt'S
FORWARDING AND COADILSSIDS. ROUSE,
iCorthern Central Railway Station,:on P,
it IL, corner of Walnut st:, Columbia..
D. P. GRIPPITHis now ready to receive
nds forward all 'kinds of-goods-consigned
to York, Baltimore, Hanover or Gettya
burg.' - On any of the stations on the North
ern-Central Railway. The bridges .071 that.
road has beefs rebuilt and nowln first-rate,
order between Wrightsville and Baltimore.
Also, all kinds of goods received to be for
ws.rdod to any of the stations on the Penna.
Railroad, or, the Reading and Columbia
Railroad. - • [October 17, 1863.-Sin
American House.,
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS! I
BY TIIE BUSHEL, GALLON, or qt.
Continually on hand and for sale.
BALTIMORE AND PHILA. OYSTERS
Tat BEST THE MAItICKS ArPoRDS.
Come all you. hungry, thirsty souls,
Como down to my saloon,
And eat and drink and quaff and smoke
-From supper hour till, noon.
PARDY LOCK AHD,
American House, Front St.
Oct. 24, ISO.
THE UNITED - STATES HOTEL!
tiOTEHLY & HUTCHISON, Proprietors.
THIS well known Hotel is now in aeon
dition to accommodate the traveling pub
lic, affording the most ample conveniences
alike for the transient guest and the per
manent• hoarder.
TILE UNITED STATES HOTEL
has been entirely refitted throughout, and
now has accommodations equal in extent,
comfort and luxury to any hotel between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Its location
is the best in the State Capital, being in
oasy access to all the railroad depots, and
in close proximity to all the offices and
business localities of the city. It has now
all the conveniences of
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
and the Proprietors aro determined tc
spare neither expense, time or labor to en
sure the comfort of the guests. The patron
age of the traveling public is respectfully
solic; ter]. Oct. 31st.
FANCY FURS i FANCY FURS '
':g O. PAREIRA,
8 Arch street, be
w Eighth, south
le, Philadelphia.
Importer, manu-
Aurer of and
?aler in all kinds
fancy furs for
lies' and child-
I's wear.
wish to return
thanks to my
auls of Lances-.
and the sur
_.mtling counties,
for their very lib
eral patronage extended to me during the
last low years, and would say to them that
r now have in store, of my own importa
tion and manufacture, a very extensive
assortment of all the different kinds and
qualities of fancy fars, for ladies and child
ren, that will be worn during fall and
winter seasons. _
- .
Being the direct importer of all my furs
from Europe. and having them all menu
faeture.d under my own supervision, ena
bles me to offer my customers and the
public a much handsomer set of furs for
the same money. Ladies please give me a
call before purehasing I Please remember
the name,number and street,
JOHN' PAIIEITtA,
Sept. 12,'83-srnos. 718 Arch st., Phila.
BALI 1:1101ZE & OHIO RA.-
ROAD,
RE s=r3E 3, 7M.NET/1
This Groat National Thorough is
again open for
,r.ltzrzarms and 1112.49.17.117..
• ace. y new running stock; with
all recent improvements ; and as the
bridges and tract are again in substantial
condition,
The well-earned reputation of this Road for
SPEED. SECURITY A N t'OM FORT,
Will be more than sustained under the re
organization of its business.
In addition to the unequalled attention
of National Scenery heretofore conceded to
this route, tlio recent troubles upon the bor
der have associated numerously points on
the road, between tho Ohio river and Har
per's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
.trPOLD'S
At the Ohio river, with Cleveland and Pius
burg, Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cin
cinnati Railroads; and, through them with
the whole Railway System of the North
west, Central West and Southwest—At
Washington Junction, with the Washing
ton Branch for Washington City and the
Lower Potomac—At Baltimore with four
daily trains for Philadelphia and New
York.
Two Dollars additional on through tick
ets to Baltimore or the Northern cities, give
the privilege of visiting Washington City
on route.
This is the only route by which passen
gers can procure through tickets and checks
to NVaishington City.
J. 11. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent,
Bellaire, 0.
L M. COLE,
Gen. Ticket Ag't, Balt.
W. P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation, halt.
Oct. 3,-463-6mo.
w. 33. SCEEATTE3XS'
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, r
CORNED UT FRONT AND TAICUST STRITay.
PROMPT attention given to the manu
facture of all work entrusted to this estab
lishment, and satisfaction guaranteed in
workmanship and style. Persons desiring
goods furnished, can have them boh.ete
from the finest stock in Columbia.
Columbia, Oct. 3.
T.& 111. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers of Photographic
Materials,
501 BROADWAY. N. Y.
CARD Photographs. The catalogue now
embraces considerably over four thousand
different subjects (to which additions are
continually being made) of portraits of
Eminent Americans, etc., viz:
72 Mai. Generals, E. 2.5 Statesmen,
490 Brig. Generals, 127 Divines,
210 Colonels, 116 Authors,
84 Lieut. Colonels, 30 Artists,
238 Other Officers, 112 Stage Actors,
00 Navy Officers, 40 Prom. Women,
147 'Prominent Foreign Portraits.
2,500 Copies of Works of Art,
Including reproductiors of the most cele
brated engravings, paintings, statues, 47.. c.
Catalogues sent on receipt of stamps. An
order for one dozen - pictures from our
catalogue will be filled on receipt of $l.BO,
and sent by mail, free.
PUOTOGRA PlllO ALBUMS.
Of these we manufacture a great variety•,
ranging in price from 50 cents to $5O each.,
Our Albums have the reputation of be
lag superior in beauty and durability to
any others. - The smaller kinds can be
sent safely by mail at a postage of six cts,
per ounce. The more expensive can be
sent by express. We also keep a large as
sortment of
Sirrroseoprz and Sterroirople Tiewx,
Our catalogue of those will be sent to any
address on receipt of stamp - '
E. & T..A.s 4 rrrozrY,
Manufacturers of nhotograph - materirds,
501 Broadway; IV.
Friends or relatiVer of prominent mili
tary men will confer a favor by sending- us
their likenesses to copy. They will be kept
carendly and returned uninjured.
Fine albums made to order for congre
gations to present to their pastor, or fur
ether purposes, with suitable Lakiztp
tions,
August 29, 1883-om..
HARRISBURG, PA.
CONIVECTION'S
' •s, T.' 1860; X. 4
Drake's ' PlantatiOn Bitters ,can. fiiim 3
• •
be obtained.at the•Drog store of . _ l6
R..WH I LIADIS, Front , stree t._ .
•
SWEETS trti MEANT. "'
,
• , This. popular medicine is now on haPd
and for sale by IL WILLIAMS; Front at.
, Notice to TrespFserl. . •
THE subscriber hereby warns all per %
sons trespassing on his property by fishing,
bunting, carrying away fruit, vegetables,
dm., or,
TRESPASSING IN ANY WISE,
an act of Assembly, passed by our Legis
lature, punishing by
FINE Olt IMPRISONMENT.
any person so offending ; And the law will
oe strictly enforced against all offenders
without respect to persons after this date.
Oct. 10, 1863-tf. 1!1. NI. STRICKLER'.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
A. Large Two-Story Brick Dwelling
House, fronting on Locust streot 01.91,
above Fourth, formerly occupied by
Win. Cowden, with a fine Brick Stable
and Carpenter shop.
Posession given by thcrlst day of April
1863: Apply to WM. McCHESYEY.
July 4,'63 tf.
Sportsmen Look lieee!
100 double and single barrel guns, just
received at the Hardware Store of J. Rum
ple d: Son.
Double barrel guns from $6 up to $6O.
Single barrel from $2 to $2O.
We have received everything in the gun
ning line such as powder, Shot, Caps,
Powder flasks, Shot Pouches, Wadding,
Game Bags, &c., which we offer to sell at
very low rates. J. RUMPLE x SON.
- July 4,'6;3.
HALBEMAIVS STORE.
CLOAKS 1 CLO AKS 1 I CLO AKS I !
Another lot of NEW AND FASHIONA
BLE STYLES Just opened.
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!
We have received a full assortnicrt cf
Capes, Vietorines, \ltULi, ttc., in all the beat
kinds.
We have the largest stock of
SHAW LS, SHA IV" LS,
at last season's prices. New Droche Shawls.
Ladies will please examine above gcoc s.
7,4-Recollect. the largest assortn.ent,
latest and most approved styles, at exceed
ingly low prices.
HALDEMAN'S
July 4, 1863. Cheap Cash Store.
sx.r.stytilitu ;
WARRENTED for restoring the color
of tho Hair front a gray to Brown or Black.
For sale at the
FAMILY MEDICINE STORE.
July 4, 1863.
For Rent
A Room in the Blue Front, formerly oc
cupied by Thomas Welsh, Esq.; also, several
houses. Apply to WM. WHIPPER.
July 4,
MORE TESTIMONY.
DR. MARKLEY'S
Family Remedies Triumphant.
They perform the most astounding cures.
NILD
BE PERMANBNIL ' RED !
THE great superiority f Dr. Markley's
popular and wcl/ tried slimily medicines is
traced to the fact that they search out and
eradicate the cause of disease, and hence
never tail to effect a permanent cure. They
not only restore tone to the digestive or
gans, imparting a healthy action to the
stomach, liver And bowels, but they thor
oughly purify .e blood, thuspernabnently
curing the dice se by destroying the foun
dation.
- -
• - • I,aaaaatz.J.M. , „.lr D
, 0 Ora ttn - ums, clear ll
ile:d co.,
ra., wrote th. ho was induced 1 y the
numerous testi. initials ho had seen of , the
cures effected bV Dr. Markley's ineeichies,
to apply in betiatf of a sister, whcse case
he thus dcscribbd :
444 4, • "For the last six yerrs sbe
hie; been suffering, from Scrotu:a and
Whim Swelling. In 1854 she suffered se
vere pain in ono of her legs, attended with
swelling, which extended, from the knoo to
the hip. In about two mouths it broke out
and discharged, and has continued to do
so until the present time. On one c ccasion
a piece of hone three inches in lern th, and
at another tiM4OllO of a smaller st4e, came
out. Her knee has been stiff for throe
years, and at times the pain is very se
vere. • • • • * • •
AN EN rim CURE EFFECTED.
The medicines—the health rest-rative
balsam and blood searcher, the Fa rifugo
and the Black Ointment were furn.shed,
and the result of thoir.use Is announ.ed in
the following letter:
GILAMP/A.N Ilmr,s, Pa., Aug. 14, 'B3.
Dn. MArtn:Lny—Dear Sir: I am happy
to inform you that the medicines received
from you some three years since have
(+fleeted un entire cure in the case of my
sister, who, you will remember, was suf
fering from Scrofula an I White Swe ling.
Most respectfully, &c., D. S. S.l/00.1..E.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
Certificate of l‘fr. Abner D Campbel, of
the firm of Campbell 4 Marshall, boot and
shoe dealers, Centre Square ' Lancaster:
LANCASTEP, Pa., March 4, ISai.
Dn. 0. 11. M.trumnv—Dear Sir: It af
fords me much pleasure to have an oppor
tunity to add my testimony in favor of
your popular fondly medicines, especially
as my knowledge of their efficacy is based
upon personal camerience in my own case
and Observation of my neighbor s. For
ninny years I was the victim of Dyspepsia
in its most aggravated form ; my system
havir , become so deranged and debili
tated,'that I was unable to per:orm any
kind of labor. I had resorted to the best
doctors within reach, without Jebel: I
used some of the most popular remedies of
the day, recommended for that di-ease, but
none of them did me any good. Aly suf
fering can be understood by at y one suf
fering from the same disease, but they
could not be described in avoids. I was
then living at Hopewell, Chester county,
and in .1.857, as a last resort, I em mmenced
the use of your medicines, They soon af
forded me relief from the mre t painful
symptoms, which I had scarcely hoped to
obtain ; and in a surpassingly short time I
was completely restored to li• alth, and I
have enjoyed the best of health ever since
—not a symptom of my old col, plaint re
maining. Since then I have a ways kept
your medicines in my family, nuet wouut
not be without them upon any consid
eration, as they have never failed to do
what you elaim for them.
While still living at Hopewell, I became
agent tor your father, and so d a large
quantity of the medicine for hem, and all
who used them were loud in their praise.
A child of Mr. Pickering, of Hopewell.
was afflicted with White Swelling In the
knee. It was a very bad ease ! Ho used
your Balsam Febrifuge and Black Oint
ment, which effected a perfect cure. Nu
merous other eases of cures of eeted by
hoodvaluable remedies in that neighbor
, could be enumerated if desired. I
have seen enough of them tehastify me in
saying that your family medicines are the
beat ever presented to the public, of which
have had any knowledge ; and it is no
less my pleasure than my duty to recorn
metl •them to all who are the victims of
disease. . Respectfully yours,
A. D. CAMPBELL.
Thin case is one of th , Irelands which
might be published. All who value their
health and life, should use these standard
remedies, and their cure will be complete
and permanent
• Prepared only by Dn. G. IL MARKLEY,
at his drug and medicine store, .= East
King etreetr lotneaster.-Pe.,
to whom all
letters and orders should be addressed.
July 4,'62-tid
For sala.,lll Columbia byS. and 111. W.
Gray, dragests, also by .S. Ross, and
S. 11'. Gish:
_• Samue l Ens
minger, ; Joshua Leader,llourt
Jot.; Jaeota Maslen Sprlngrille.
• -
X.
September 12, 1863.-Bmos,
}
CARINET- WAREICOONIS
AND MANUFACTORY,
Loorrsi. TEWDOOBS BELOW Sid St.,
- cCLU3IBIA, .LAN.'CO'Y, PA..
THE subscriber having purchased from
his brOthor, Casper Seibert, the stock and
, rood. will of his.extelisive Cabinet Munn
factory,_will continuo the business at the
old stand, where ho will - keep on hand an
assortment of
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
of the best quality, style, and manufacture
and will make to order, of first-rate mate
rial, every article in his line. He will gh, e
strict attention to business, and respectful
ly asks of the public a share' of its patron
age.
ogr-UNDERTAKING will receive the
most -careful attention, at the - shortest
aotice. GEORGE SEIBERT.
Cola. July 4, 'O3.
I , :11 , .Kqo. l o , i \yr
INSURANCE COIMPANY,
JF COLUMBIA, LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
CliA RTER PERPETRAL
THIS Company continues to insure
Buildings, Merchandise, and other prop
3rty, against loss and damage by fire, on
the mutual plan, either fora cash premium
3r premium note.
The large and increasing capital of --,tbe
Jompany consisting of premium notes
riven by its members, and based upon
*11,475.789 35,
Insured on the mutual plan, affords a re
iable guarantee eatial to ten times the aver-
Igo loss on the amount insured; and the
Directors pledge themselves to deal as lib
:rally with those who may sustain loss or
larnage as the case will admit of, consist
_tnt with justice to all parties concerned.
lmount of Premity" Notes, $165,620 49
3allinee of Cash Premiums
Unexpended, January Ist,
1602. $1,608 57
Cash receipts during the
year 1862, less agents' com
missions, 0,78147
Cash receipts in Jan., '63. 895 80 -
-89,345 84
Losses and Expenses paid
during the year 1862, 6,3 Z 73
Balance unexpended, Feb.
2d, 1863. 3,016 11
--$9,345 84
A. R. GREEN, President.
GEonox Tots o, Jr., Secretary.
MicnAEL S. Sun:kr:vs, Treasurer.
3=rXX=loo. Cri•Cii=tlE4l
R. T. Ryon. Michael 11. Moore.
John Fondrich. Geo. Young, Jr.,
G. Minich, Nicholm
Sam'l P. Eberlein, Michael S. Shuman.
Amos S. Green, George W. ;SEehatry.
Cola. July 4, 1803.
LOCAL DRIIICEVEA - citiCzt7
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
ARE now prepared to receive and for
ward. FREIGHT on the- Philadelphia Di
vision, to and from all stations where they
have agents, at the following rates per hun
dred pounds:
BET w EEN LA. AND COLUMBIA.
First Class. 2d Class. 3rd Class, 4th Class.
25 cents. 21 cts. 1S cts. 15 cts.
Flour in car loads, 23 cts. per barrel.
Pig *Metal, 10 cts. per 100 lbs.
RE I W EEN PIMA. AND LANCASTER
First Class. 2d Class. 3rd Class. 4th Class.
23 cents. 20 cents. 17 cents. 14 cents.
Flour, 24 cents per barrel.
Pig Nietal, 12 cents per 100 pounds
Shipments made to Pittsburg and all in
termediate stations as heretofore.
RA'Z'ES FROM COLA. TO PUTSBURO.
First Class. 2d Class. 3rd Class:' 4th Class.
90 75
Flour per barrel,
•
,:3f Freight consigned t') stations where
the Company has no agents roust be prJ
paid.
Articles of Ist Moss.
Books, Fresh Fish,
Boots and Shoes, Nuts in bags,
Cedar and \VoodenPorter ct Ale in bot-
Ware, ties,
Dry Good; Poultry in coops,
ne•gs, Pork, (fr70:411,
_„
Eryyt - trdremsikii
VC:3lllora, Wrapping Pap....r.
Articles of 2d Class.
Apples,, ble Monuments,
Cheese, Molasses,
Clover ek: Grass Seed,Melons,
Crockery, Oil in casks or boxes,
Candles, . Paper in boxes, --
Casks or Barrels,Pasteboard,
(empty,) Peache4, (dried,
Groceries, Printing paper, -
Guns and Rifles, Paper Hangings,
Herring in boxes andQueensware,
• kegs, Sweet Potatoes,
Hardware, Tobacco in bales,
Hops, Tea,
Iron, (hoop, band orTypc,
sheet,) Tallow,
Leather, Turpentine, (sets,)
Liquor in Wood. Varnish:
3 , larble Slabs Oz. Mar-
Articics of 3d Moss.
Alcohol, tared,)
Coffee. Potatoes.
Hides, (green,) Turnips,
Lard, Vinegar,
Oysters ,t, Clams, (inWune L.:cad,
(shell,) Window Glass.
Tobacco, ( manufac-
Articles of 4th Clam
Codfish, Rosin,
Cotton, Salt,
Fish, salted, Tobacco, (loaf,)
Grain of all kinds, Tin,
Nails and Spikes, Tar,
Pitch, Whisky,
Plaster,
All Freights payable on delivery.
IL IL HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent, Phila.
~Y.Vr- F or furtlifsr information, apply to
S. R. K.INGSTO.N„Freight Agt.,'Phila.
E. K. JlOirE. Freight Agt., Columbia.
W. IL MYERS, Freight Agt., Lan'tr.
Colombia. July 4, ISM.
p.al7Llr ayszmi co L MSS.
Piaak.
Dark Blue,
Light Lik , e.
Irrench Blue,
Itroun,
Dark Brown,
Light !In.-a,
Avg!' Itratol,
Crittteln,
Dar k Drab,
Light Drell - ,
Dark Circe,,
Light Gretfl,
For Dyeing Silk, sscii 41/ td Mixed goods,
Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Gloves, Rib
bons, Bonnets, Rats, Feathers,
Rid Gloves, Children's
Clothing., and all kinds
of wearing apparel,
"2 ,- .A. SAVING OF 80 PER
F0r2.5 cents you can color as many goods
as would otherwise cost live times that sum.
Various shades can be produced from the
same Dye. Tho process is simple,and any
one can use the Dye with per:ect success.
Directions in English, French and Gor
man, inside of each package.
For further information in Dyeing, and
diving a perfect knowledge what colors are
befitadapted to dyeoyer others, (with many
valuable recipes,) purchase Rowe at Ste
phens' Treaties on Dyeing and Coloring.—
Sent by mail on receipt of price,-10 cents.
Manufactured by
BOWE & STEVENS,
• 260 Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Degers gen
erally,
• Oct. 24, 1862.-6 mos.
Fine Heady-Plade Clothing.
C . SOME S & SON,
625 Chestnut street. Philadelphla,
UNDER JAYNES' HALL,
Have now on hand a full stock c
UnlliT332. CI.OTBXN ,_
Corrdsting of Pantn and-Vests, Dress and
- Frock - Coats, Register Sack tuul
- English Walkiag ' Coats,
Till and -Winter Over Coats.
In great variety. Also, a lam; stock of.
CLOTHS, CASSLIECRES t VESTINGS,
select from
;00 - Goods made to order uncle? tho su
perintendence of - -
0ct.31,-3301 "G. HAINS.
DIIRITEAS 2 EMZENA..
RECEIVED TWO nramr.,3IEDAII" PROM :ORM
- 3 1114 D 4.AT THE INTER7ViT/ONAL EXIIIBI
TIOr4; LONDON 11162, '
MAIZENA
at the Great .Laii.eriational 'Estilbltion at
Hamburg, July, 1883, received
THE iIIGIIEST MEDAL, _ _ _
- - - -
For its great delicacy as an article of food.
Used for puddings, custards, blanc
mange, ‘tc., without isinglass, with few or
no eggs. It is excellent for thickening
sweet sauces, gravies for fish, meat, soups,
..tc. For ice croam nothing can compare
with it. A little boiled in milk makes a
rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, (t.c.—
A most delicious article of food for children
and invalids. It is vastly superior to Ar
row Root, and much more economical.
Put up in ono pound packages, with
full directions, and sold by all grocers and
druggists.
TiM. DURYEA, Wholesale Agent,
166 Fulton at., Now York.
August 22, ISG3-Gm
MEDICINES FOR THE SEASON
Wistar's Pino Tree Tar Cordial, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, Sehenck's Pulmouic Syr
up, Sayne's Expectorant, Wistar's Cough ,
Lozenges, Brown's Bronchial Troches,
Bryan s Pulmonic Wafers ' Swayno's Syr-
up, of Wild Cherry, Wistar's Balsam of I
Wild Cherry, Ritter's Syrup of Tar,. d:c.
All the above medicines kept constantly
on hand by R. WILLIAMS',Front st.
- -
Jayne's "lair Tonic, Wood's Hair Re
storative, Burnott's Coo:mine, Roby's Hair
Curling Liquid, Barrv's Tricopherous,
Sterling's Ambrosia, Wright's Ruthwron,
Burnett's 'Coniston, Jules Hauol's Hair
Restorative. Also, a large stock of Philo
come and Pomatom, constantly on hand
at R. WILLIAMS' Drug Store.
PATENT MEDICINES.
Dr. Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Extract.
of Tar Pills.
Dr. Gallagher's (sugar frosted) Sarsapa
rilla Blood Pills.
Worsdell's Vegetable Restorative Pills.
Dr. Bennet's Plant and Root Pills.
Genuine German Blood Purifying PilLs.
For sale by It. WILLIAMS, Front st.
ISAAC S. STAVFFER,
Watch Maher and Jcwe Xer,
MANCPACTIJICER OF
SILVER-WARE and Importer of- WATCHES,
".:b 148 North Second Street, Corner Quarry
aPhiladelphia.
HE has constantly on hand au assort
ment of Gold and• Silver Patent Lever
lepine and plain Watches; fine gold chains,
seals and keys, breast pins, ear rings, fin
ger rings, bracelets, miniature cases, me
dallions, lockets, pencils, thimbles, spec
tacles, silver table, desert, tea, salt and
mustard spoons; sugar spoons, cups, nap
kin rings, fruit and butter knives, shields,
combs, diamond pointed pens, etc.,—all of
which will be sold low for cash.
M. I. TOBIAS dc Co's best-quality full tow
eled patent lever movements constantfy on
hand; also other makers of superior quality.
13.—01 d Gold and Silver bought for
cash.
Sept. 12, 1861.-ly.
90
60 cents
WE have received a fresh supply of
drugs, medicines and fancy articles at the
loamify medicine store, and are prepare
to supply our customers with any articles
in our line that they may desire.
July 4,`63. ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
rail & Winter Goods
A L DEM A IV'S STO It E.:
ii.AM) 785 - • virß
OUR ASSORTMENT AS COM PLNIE,
As in former years.
HAVING made VERY HEAVY PUB
CIIASE Foil CASH more than A,
MONTH SINCE, we are able to curer all
kinds of goods at loss than proscut city
prices.
Mus Ens from 12 ets. i p,
Calicoes " 10 "
All Wool Flannels " 25 "
Canton Flannels " 15 "
Satinetts
Rich Delaines at 25 cents.
All the Now Dress Goods.
Best Rid Gloves.
Cloths and Cassimores at old prices.
Super. 1 - loop Skirts, 4theap.
We invite our customers to examine our
splendid assortment, and secure the bar
gains at our present low prices.
HALDEMAN'S
Cheap Cash Store
Columbia, July 4, 1863.
VRII'ATa SATE OF •
VALUABLE PROPERTY
WILL bo sold at private sale, all that
tract or piece of ground situated in Wes
llempfield township, Lancaster Co'y, hal
a mile from Columbia, known as
"•COWDEN'K BRICK YARD" ,
containing 9 acres and upwards on which
is erected
A ONE-AND-A-HALF STORY
FRADIK DWFLLING HOUSe,
Frame Barn, and Brick Kiln. There is,
also, a YOLIng Orchard on the prmises. The
land is in a high state of cultivation and
under good fence.
The property will ho sold low and on
moderate payments; those wishing to ex
amine the property will please call on
WILLIAM In celIF-SNFY, residing in Co
lumbia, who will give them all necessary
information.
Possession given o the ]st clay of April
next; ]Bi3. WILLIA-.11 COWDEN.
July 4, 1863-tf.
3lagenta,
Maroon.
hang[,
/ink,
Purple,
Ronal Purple,
Salmon,
Scarlet,
State,
Sole rind,
ti inlet,
rellol4
Susquehanna Planing Xill.
ON FRONT ST. AND PENN. RAILROAD
Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa.
THE subscriber having purchased the
machinery in the Susquehanna Planing
Mill, belonging to Joseph Pusey, and the
good will or the business, will continue at
the old establishment to plane all kinds, of
lumber, manufacture Sash, Doors, Win
dow Blinds, and carry on the business in
all its branches. lie respectfully solicits a
continuance of public custom.
JOHN D. BACHMAN.
Columbia, July 4. ISM
%‘ RA !VINO PA Pr.:lt I
JUST received, 100 Reams of Wrapping
Paper, at 35 cts. per Ream.
J. RUMPLE St SON,
Cola. July 4, 1803. Locust Street.
VIVTIVES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, Sm.
TILE subscriber would Invite: attention
to his large and tine stock of
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
SIG A RS, TOBACCO. l' PES.
HE keeps his stock well filled up, and
believes that he can oiler as good an as
sortment of everything In his line. us. can
be found. in any store in Columbia.
He - would direct special attention to his
German- ,Wines. These are light wines,
good in quality'. low• in price. and a very
wholesome drink either for sick or well.
A large assortment of
211. 0 Xlmeriwobamxxim.P'13p , e.
Will- attract general notice, and will be
found to comprise some of the finest pipes
ever offered in Columbia. Come - and ex
amine them. C..BUCHER,
-
Cor. Front and Locust sta., Cola Pa.
July 4,1563. . .
,I.A.Aktf.l, I. r__*•4 sjd
JUST received, a larger and finer stork
of Toysand flusey goods than over before:
frier era are invited to call
and examine the stock before purchasing
elsewhere, its they here find 'an un
limited assortment, suitable forpresente to
persons of every age ana - taste. 'An im
mense assortment of Fortmonnalas, Pock
et Books, ic., dw. •
China and other lhncy artieleictoouum
erous to mention, for,saleby GI, 514/TH,
Locust street, between the Bank, find
Franklin House.
Columbia, July 4,1863.
, ing the
.oleawards
.gained . by
nnyt►+tngof
`to kind.—
also're-
Is - 0d the
iperlative
Tort of
Llxcooding
:xeellont
tr food.''-
HAIR TONICS.
JUST REUEIVED
TO THE LOVER:S.OF THE
RA G ItA.N -017.1111.21.
E It known throughout the. length and ßbreadth of Columbia and vicinity, that
GEORGE M. BOOTH, Locust strap next
door to the. Post Office; haa• the finest' and
most varied assorrnent of •
•
TOBACCO AND-SEGARS
In the Borough of Columbia. •
Fine flavored Havanna and YaraSegirs
together with all thelavorite brands
In the market. For -sale by the box or
thciniand.
CHEWING TOBACCO. The choicest
brands in the market. The Old Virginia:
and home- ,manufactured, "or any other
man."
SMOKING TOBACCO: Turkey, Lynch-:
burg, Anti-nervous, itc., ctc.
PIPES' of all qualities, sizes and pat
terns. -
Come a running.-Everybody is buying'.
their Tobacco, Sogars, Pipes; itc., at
BOOTEES.
Columbia, Nov. 21, '63.4C -
E. Worrell, No 604 Market st., Nina:.
EQUALITY TO ALL.
TUE LOWEST SELLING TRICE IS 'NARKED IX
FIGURES ON' LAW ARTICLE AND Parra
VARIED TROY,
AT 4TONES9
CRESr:ENT ONE PRICE CLOTHING'
STORE, •
No GO4 Market street above Sixth Pbila.
Where E. Worrell will be happy to wait ort .
all his old patrons from Lancaster countyer ,
Ile will furnish - you with the very hesti,
made up work or manufacture it to order.
Droryin friends and look around:
Oct. 17,1.70 . 34 f •
$l9O
,ItENVARDI
For a medicine that will cure
Coughs, Influenza, Tickling in the throlit;'
Whooping Cough, or relieve Consumptive
Coughoas quick as COPS COUGH BAL-.
SAM.
Over five thousand bottles have' been
sold in its native town, and not A single
instance of its failure is known.
We have, in our. .possession, any quan
tity of certificates, sonic of them from emi
nent Physicians, who have used it in their
practice, and given it the pre-eminence
over any other compound. It does not dry
up a Cough, but loosens it, so as to enable
the patient to expectorate freely. Two or
three doses will invariably cure tickling in
the throat. A half bottle has often com
pletely cured the most stubborn cough,
and yet, though it is so sure and speedy in
its operation, it is perfectly.harraless, be
ing purely vegetable. It is very agreeable
to the taste, and may be administered to
children of any age.
In cases of croup wo will guarantee a
cure, if taken in season. No family bhould
be without it.
It is within the reach of all the price
being, only .25 cents. And if an investment
and thorough trial does not " back up"
the above statement, the money will be
refunded. We say this, knowing its merits,
andleel confident that one trial will secure
for it a home in every household.
Do not waste away with coughing, when
so small an investment will cure you. It
may be had of any respectable Druggist in
town, who will furnish you with a circu
lar of genuine certificates of cures It has
made. C. 0. CLARK. & CO.,
Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.
At wholesale, by JOIMSTON, 11OLLO
WAY 4: coIvDEIN, 23 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Penna.
For sale by Druggists In city, country,
and everywhere. .
October 31, 1503.-Cmes.
Stove, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware
Manufactory,
-I.ND lIOUSEKEEPER'S E'MPORIUM.
The undersigned keeps. conktantly on
hand a lance variety of nrst.-elass COOK
ING STONES, for, wood_ or son] the ;tall,'
In iY~o niarkei,vritb ittrfferil•assortelent
or Heating Stoves, F i ve Plate Stoves, Store
.01bee, liar-room and Chamber I
Stoves, Chamber Stove
would especially call the stlenticn of pur
chasers to a new Stove called
111 E BSI, LI NT, OR Als:TI-DUSTER,
Which is now the best Parlor Stove in
Ranges, lourAn.ces, Grates, Itricks,
itc. Also,
01. PER K Err LES
Made to order, of any size desired. A
great variety of
1.10U:1; FURNISHING GOODS..
Silver Plated and Brittania Ware • Tin,
Copper, and Sheet-Iron Ware;
and Japan Ware; Wood end Willow
Ware ; Flat Irons, Coiree 111 ills, Sauco
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Walters, it'll
A great variety or
COAL OIL LAMPS
And Lamp goods of all kinds, Kerosene
Lanterns and Chinmeys, 4e.c.
I am prepared to oiler great induce
ments to purchasers, and invite the atten
tion of the public to my lartm and woll
assorted stock. lIIIIA3L Si, ILStils",
Corner of &Toad and Locust sta.
November 7, 1563.
The 1O %A
PREMIUM GRAPE VINE!
The lone, a seedling brought out and named by
Dr. J. W. Ut ant, of lona island, near Peekskill. ',"ew
York, is a native variety of surpassing exi ellrnce
which we i ow otTer--onc to every new subscriber to
our paper from, this date onward. it is a healthy
and yigortea grower, with thick foliage. ,rid per
fectly hardy. It flowers late, and ripens tt,, weeks
earlitr than the Isabella, thus escaping he 'early
end latter frosts of the season. /t fonts, .one yes:
earlier from the eye than any other native variety.
The bunch is very large. Mouldered, and of a peen!
liar wine color. The pulp is tender to' the centre,
with very few end small seeds. It is sweet, vinous,
and or is decided muscat Slayer. 'With there quail
tire, it must take precedence of till others as a table
grape, and for wine is not equalled by any except,
possib/y, the Delaware- It does not decay, may be
kept all winter. adhering Erroll* to the bunch, and
at length drying to raisins.
The "PRACTICAL FARRIER"
In published weekly, and is designed to eltente the
farmer to his true position as a acientifte man. Its
editorials are spirited, and among its regular corres
pondents are the...moat able agridulturiata in the
country. It will Or our special aim to make this
Journal a welcome visitor to every household., Its
Ladies' Department will be fetes , interesting and
useful. Its Youths ' Department vrill he presided
over by a gentleman who has for yen, been a
teacher of youth in one of our best institutions of
learning.
.
We shall make our paper the true medium of aim-
CCS/I to grape growing. Each bomber will lead the
way and give unmistakable directions on this sub
jeer. The eerier cannot err or meet with loss, if he
will but follow our directions in purchasing the
right kind of vines, or in - planting, training and
pruning them for the garden or vineyard.
Our price, including both the e loaa 'UMW! and
the paper for one year, is only One Dollar and
Twenty-Five Cents. or by remitting this amount to
the (Mice of the Practical Gardener, to. 25 Park
now, Now York;z•ou will receives weekly agricul
tural paper equal to the heat published in this city.
and the grape A - Inc above mentioned. • -.
It must be seen we think. that this afford/ a re
*mak:able opportnnity te make Money. Twelre dol
lars st club rates will secure thirteen subscriber/ to
the "Practical Fanner," and thirteen oneyear old
lens Vines, wctth at the regular
will
list thirty-,
nine dollars, or a club of twelve will be entitled to
our paper at the cost of ono dollar per annum with
the vine gift. and the person orpersons seeking tier
the club, will receive an extra vine, and .also tar
Paper one yeax free of charge, thus at the regular
pre-e of subscription and the vines, you Inakee27.
The club vines in - all caseswill be sent , by se:press'
free of charge, greater the number sent to one ad-
drams, less the expense to ea on each vine.
This liberal offer is made simply to giversurptper
a more extensive circulation; we have stated time , .
and seam that we ehould,spare no expense to ob
tain the largest circulation of any Agricultural Peg;
In the tinned States, =dirge wttl here way Ilan
that these club rates afford us bet *small pro t.
Butnow,that Ire are funuly estatillialieti, we are pre
pared Wilmette this/therm. d offer. keowingthet in the
end It will-epay us. Re, would advise dime who
would secure the vine, term& twat once Twelve
Dollars, and s s will wend thirteen vines and credit.
them with thirteen stMecrlptlonsto the . - Preetkal
Farmer for one lyear. If the 4bl:teen papers and
vines are not 'all* Wanted atone time;therTweiv•
Dollars Will thus secure them on calla„
The lens Vine in veartinted to us Ibi Dr.tirstd-.
(using Ids own worda,i.to be remarkably etaveglatfat_..,
wearooted VW year otdplants".- - belng the same sateen'
In Ilia catalegose for gig egclu •, • 40,T •
err JrBANTra.,
Tennis of - the P.llll n
tiiFtL Co deni4d
Onis Copy, one yiiir:(Weelfhf,) ,- ; . 1.1.9.:C:5. 'IMMO
One Copy, eng year and one Jona Vine, the . .
Vine will Wisest byttnallAsoes.fedd..:. , .€2 IS.
Thirteen Copies and Thirteen I, Ines, to one
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eddriee . „: az
The odd Viitemk COpy belfmiT WO.” Club
' AddrellitaillSomuutuleatione to L
•stiwqrsamettmcnntlLK ci
Oct. 31:03 ...Imes. No. 25 rack /tow, New Tea.
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