Cljrlratarntf
LEV.I Ii. TATE, EDITOR.
Bloomsburg, May 23 1857.
Ucruocratle Slate Nominations.
FOR GOVMINOR, "
GEjSt. AVM. P. PACKER,
Of Lyoming County .
-0ii CANAL IcOMMISHIOXCIt,
NIMHOD STRICKLAND,
Of Chester county.
Our Country Its Destiny.
Tho annals of many ccuturics clearly
demonstrate tlio incvitablo failuro of all
chemes and expedients resorted to by the
bigotry and imbecility of faction to stay
tho grand march of a progressive nation,
until it reaches tho meridian of its natural
destiny. Tho motes and bounds of a na
lion's ultimato glory are sometimes fore
slndowed by the circumstances that give
birth to its existence,
Wo judgo a trco by Its fruit, and wo
distinguish a nation by its race. Wherever
wo find a distinct raco of people we obsorvo
tho samo characteristics, regardless of lan
guago or latitude. Wherever there is found
a marked disparity between races, wo in
variably find a corresponding disparity in
their governments and institutions. Tho
invincibility.of a nation's progress depends
upon tho characteristics of tho raco by
which it is founded, and tho principles and
objects of its foundation,
A nation endowed with the peaceful
mission of enlightened civilization is arm
ed with tho impregnable smiio of an an
proving Providence. The legitimate results
of true civilization excite no crusada in the
name of God. It follows ncithur tho sci
mitar of Mohammed, the wheels of tho
Juggernaut, the Gong of Josh, tho Hebrew
ritual, nor tho blind zealots of tho Cross of
Christ. Tho mission of Christ, in his own
words, was "a mission of peace and good
will lo all men." Therefore- neno but a
deluded pcoplo imbue their hands in their
brother's blood booauso of tho promptings
of religious zeal. It is the experience of
civilization that enlightens a pcoplo. En
lightenment gradually ripens into refine
ment, and iruo refinement of a pcoplo ap
proximates the most sublime climax in
moral philosophy.
Tho history of our llcpublie is the' Lis
tory of civilization magniOcently consum
mated, and althougli-yet in its infancy, it
is tho modern wonder of the world. Tho
outlines of our destiny may bo keenly
traced in tho far off mirror of tho future.
It speaks back to us through the dust and
toil of years that wo are to build upon this
Western Hemisphere an overshadowing
Republican Empire, that will shake
down tho tottering ruins of European and
Asiatic dynasties, simply by tho unendura
bio power of its moral grandeur. Even
now tho steady tramp of Democracy from
ocean to ocean is beginning to arouso tho
drooping energies of European masses,
and tho blood of kings is quickened in its
speed when they contemplate iho fearful
destiny of American urogress. Our ex-
mple is dangerous to nil despotisms. W0
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. Ituiiiau lUUb 1'lVlllZD.tlOTl Wll 1
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rri-n nine . I
i property holders on the line, and that
Our democracy teaches that men of' in tho event of its being granted, will of
superior mind wo tho noblemen of nature, fectually bar a transfer for the present.
and that they cannot be manufactured by i Should its transfer bo postponed until after
titles. Tim ilnr-iLtlttn P . !!!. .1 . . s. . ... . - -
TLo durability of a republic like
ours rests upon tlio stalwart shoulders of
mill?... t Jl.lt? f a
millions of intelligent freemen, where each
man is a king a sovereign. It is true
that party spirit, highly excited, sometimes
threatens tho dismemberment of tho Con
federacy, but the ballot box utiles the
dispute, and quiet resumes its accustomed
reign. There aro in the very heart of this
Confederacy a few unclean spirits who
really preach rebellion to the Government,
and Wuuld perhaps chucklo at its final
destruction, but theso aro men of souls too
.narrow to appreciate tho magnitude of tho
destiny toward which our republic is stead
ily .moving.
Rebellion out of time and out of place
only serves to stimulate tho thinking masses
to cliog still closer to tho Government.
There aro also thoso among us who aro
attempting to array tho church against tho
pcoplo, but that would bo a most unequal
contest, one that should never bo waged,
but if .waged jt requires no prophet to foro
sco ,tho result. As a matter of courso tho
popple will triumph.
Our American Republic is nothing more
cor less than a congregated mass of high
minded men living under laws of their
own framing, being tho solo custodians of
their own welfare. Will such a nation as
this, in the full flush of its progress and
power, allow itself to bo shaken to its
c.ontre with commotion merely to gratify
the diabolical prida of pulpit blasphemers
and transcendental humanitarians.
sfVre- the proud memories of tho past, tho
success of tho prpscnt, and tho glowing
hopes of tho future to bo blotted out because
a fow proichors cntor tho political arena,
and are declaiming for a Iit.Io publio no
toriety ! The humblest Aruoriean bhould
cultivate independence of thought and ac
tion. Every man should act in politics as,
if tho wholo superstructure of tho Fcdoral
Government rested upon his individual
tlwu'iler This idea Miould go homo o
every msn, irrc.'pcctivo of party, That
man who cannot Hep lo tlio dignity of his
couatry's lovcl is cither wanting in intclli-
genco or clso low in soul ami moan in .
principle That man who clings to party
regardless of consequences acknowledges
by tho net that ho has ncithor right nor
titlo to tho proud horitago left him by his
progenitors. That man who knowingly
opposes American interest and Amerioan
progress, and a complete undivided union
of tho States, perjures his conscience as
an American citizen. Sectionalism is a
curse disunion a ciimo,aud thodestruction
of tho hopes of untold millions.
Death of Mr. Potrikin.
John AI, 1!. Totrikiu, Esq., member ol
tho House of Representative?, for tho Ly
coming Representative District, died at
lluchlcr's Hotel, Harrisburg, on Friday
last. Mr. l'ctrikin visited Washington
city to witness tho inauguration of Presi
dent Uuchanan. Whilo in that city he
stopped at tho National Hotel, and partook
of tho poison, or what clso it may bo, that
has stricken down so many of those pre
sent on that occasion. Soon after his re
turn to HarrUburg ho was seized with the
torriblo malady, but recovered sufficiently
to nttend to his duties in tho Houie of
Representatives for several weeks. About
two weeks previous to his death ho was
again seized with it, and rapidly sunk un
til tho timo of his doath. At times he
seemed to revive a little, but not sufficient
ly to givo any hopo of bis recovery.
Col. l'ctrikin was tho son of Gen. Wm,
A. l'ctrikin, of Muncy, and about thirty
thrco years of age. Ho was a member of
tho bar, a gentleman of much talent, and
universally csteomcd. In tho Legislature
ho took a loading part in all measures of
general interest, and occupied a high po
sition in that body, giving promise of a
bright future, had death spared him. A
committeo from each Houso accompanied
his remains to Muney, whero they wore
interred on Monday, with Masonio honors.
His funeral was largely attended. Tho
Masonic Lodge, cn masse, tho Woodward
Guards, of which ho was an honorary
member, tho members of tho Williamsport
Bar, and a number of the other citizens
participated in the solemn ceremonies.
Tho Masonic Lodges of all tho surrounding
towns vcro well represented, exhibiting
altogether tho largest body of that frater
nity over witnessed in Lycoming county.
The order of Odd Fellows also attended
in a body, as well is citizens from all
parts of tho neighboring counties, to piy a
last sad tribute to one who was honored
wherever he was known.
Tlio Main Lino BUI.
This bill of abominations, ns wo an
nounced last week, passed tho Legislature,
and we now have tho mortification to add,
was signed Jby.Gov. Pollock, in indecent
haste, and is, therefore, a law of the land.
Tho Publio Works are already advertised
to bo sold on tho 25th day of June, at tho
Merchant's Exchange, in Philadelphia.
Thus is an outrageous fraud consummated,
so far as it lies within tho power of a venal
legislature and imbecile Governor,
Wo rejoice to know that there is yet a
possibility of tho defeat of this atrocious
Swindle. It is Said t1i.lt trmllnittr.n nn
tn unci nn rtn'.,,0t II. ..-I- r .1. - M.
- '"""'"" "o"""' luu to main
-uiuo win vo mauo to tlio Supreme Court, I
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tho next General Election, wo feel rmit,
confident, that the cntiro corruption will bo
eradicated from tho archives of tho Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania,
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Spoech of Senator Steolo.
Wo have road with interest, and marked
forpublieation in our next issue, tho Speech
of tho Hon. Geokqe P. Steele, Senator
from Luzerne, delivered in tho Senate, on
the 7th inst., pending tho Bill for tho salo
of the Muii Lino. Col, Steclo has man
fully raiset? his voice and firmly recorded
his vote against this gigantic swindle. His
courso, and that of his colleagues the
thirteen Democratio Senators who opposed
its passage and have signed a protest
against the vilo measure will meet the
hearty approval of tho Democracy of Penn
sylvania. Hon. Wm. P. Packer.
Gen. Packer, our nominco for Gover
nor, passed down in the train, on Tuesday
last, for Philadelphia and Baltimore Al
ways a fiuo looking man and noblo speci
men of the Northern Democracy, wc think
wo never saw tho Gcnoral appear to better
advantage. Wo havo no doubt of his tri
umphant election in next October, to the
Gubernatorial chair of Pennsylvania, by a
majority over Wilmot, of from thirty to
fifty thousand votes.
Editorial Visit.
E. S. Niebell, Editor of tho Ltezerne
Union, p&Wl us a flying visit in our sanc
tum, on Thursday last, Mr. Niebell, is a
sound democrat and intelligent young
gentleman. Tho Union, under his admin
istration, has been woll conducted, and is
au efficient organ nf the Luzerne Demo,
craoy.
8 Wc aro indebted to Messrs. 'Ent,
Jenkins, Steele and Welsh, of the I.cgia-'
ture for public documents.
" KansaB will bo Froo. "
Ho says tho Kansas correspondent of tlio
Tribune. Tho reason assicned is. that
Gov. Walker coos out as o speculator, and
that tho interests ho will thus acquiro will
control his actions. "Ho, will allow things
U0 tko thoir natural course, and Kansas
will bo frco." 't his look-aa though tho
Tribuno was preparing to confess the truth,
reserving to itself tho poor privilege of
manufacturing tho reason, that it may
Lavo something to quarrel with. Men in
1 general arc not disposed to quarrel with
tho prcciso plan of tho bridge that carries
i them safo over. So lon as tho Tiibune
cannot provent Kansas being free, it is de
termined to quirrel with tho mode uud
manner.
County Suporintcndcnla.
Wo mako up froln our exchanges tho
ifollo,viuS list of tho C muty Superintend
dents of Common Schools, clcclcd last
week, together with tho salary to which
each is entitled :
Allegheny Hov. C. Quick, CI 000
Armstrong Robert W. Smith 800
Bedford ltev. II. Ilcckcrmau, 000
Berks Rev. Wm. A, Good, 042
Blair John Dean, 000
Bucks Wm. II. Johusou, 1000
Cambiia 3. 11. McOormick, 700
Ccutro J. I. lturrcll, 800
Chester Dr. Frank Taylor, 1000
Columbia Wm. Burgess 400
Cumberland Daniel Shelly, 000
Dauphin Samuel 1). Ingram, 000
Franklin P. M. Shoemaker, COO
Juniata Wm. M. Burchfirld, 500
Lancaster John S. Crarabaugh, .... 1 500
Lebanon John Kludge, 700
Lehigh Hiram II. Swaitz, 500
Luzerne J. L, Richardson, 800
Lycoming Hugh Castle, 300
MiQlin A. D. Hawn, 000
Montgomery Dr. E, L. Acker 000
.Montour A. B. Putnam 500
Northampton V. Ililburn, 000
Perry Rev. T. B. Bucher 400
Schuylkill J. R. Krcwson 1000
Somerset J. R. Miller, 475
AVarrcn 3. L. Spencer, 000
Washington J. A, Longdou 800
Wayne S. A. Terrell, '. 1000
York Dr. A. R. Blair, 1000
Salo of tlio Main Lino.
The deed is done j theoutragois consum
mated ; tho climax of corruption is reached;
and tho Legislature of Pennsylvania is
covered with lasting infamy. Hereafter
ho shall shrink with shamo at whom tho
finger of soorn shall point, as ho pisses along
tho public thoroughfare, intimating, thoro I
there goes a member of tho Legislature of
1807.
The aberrations of publio men, though
natural, arc always humiliating ; but when
a deed of glaring injustice is deliberately
done, tho bead of every patriot is bowed
in fcickening sorrow.
Still nioro is tbii tho case when tho Stato
is the victim and tho dagger has been plan
ted in the bosom of mother Commonwealth.
Works of intercommunication, that .were
constructed with tho money of tho Com
monwcalth, and whoso revenues were
appliod to tho interest of tho public debt,
are to be abandoned in favor of a gigantic
corporation, which, by voluntary act, was
erected into a rival but upon a distinct
understanding.
As a railroad upon tho banks of a oanal
would necessarily injure its trade, and di
miuish tho revenue of thn Stntn.tlin nriJnnl
condition in tho law between the Stato and
n i -r. ..
i-cuniyivania iiauway was, tiiat a tax
should be lovied
upon every ton of freight
passing over its road. In succccdin
years they besought, in pitoous tones, and
received the exemption of coal and lumber,
but finally from tho Legislature of 1857
they obtain a releaso of tho whole, nearly
S400.000 yearly, which should go into tho
coffers of tho Stato, toward defrayment of
the interest of the debt.
After injuring that highway constructed
by tho citizens of tho whole Commonwealth
after obtaining a release from tho com
ponsation whioh they volutarily offered in
lieu of said injury, tho Ulrcotors of tho
Pennsylvania Road Ecnd their hircliugs to
demand, of a pliable Legislature, the Main
Lino in effect as a gift and with right o1
abandoning a portion. Tho enormity of
onormitios is contained in tho abandonment
of the western division of tho canal, and
these men are the Actceon dogs that prey
upon the poncr ivkhh made them tvhat thttj
arc.
But so unpleasant is tho thomo that we
shall concludo by adverting to tho fact that
amendment after amendment was voted
down in tho Senate by tho friends of tho
bill. Even that of Mr. Buowne, which
made tho purchasers liable for damages
brought by tho owiiers of farms, who woro'
compelled to divide thoir fields and givo
land for a public highivay, and, also, for
dSma3e3 done ta lcsscen gf water roffer'
and all other partiea injured, was defeated
by tho following vote :
Tho seventh acotion hcing under consi
deration.
Mr. 1SB.OWNE moved to attach i
iiiuvisu. in jl liiu riurcii users hu ni I rrnnrnnro
t. i , ...
tho Commonwealth against, and pay all
claims or damages for water power or other - 1 Government, tua a Constitution pro
wator lightsthat may be injured hy rnana. ' '"W'iiZ slavery,
gcinentor abandonment of any patt thereof, ' ."7 ""
or in any way arising from said BaIo. I "f ,IUi V',''10U3 ".1,ml Canllot lc ,fau-Necatived-voasiy.uavs
18. as follows- 1ul1' iLo onlygenuino source of serenity
Yeas Messrs, Brewer, ISrowno, Cress.
well, Ely, Fetter, OAZ55AM, Knox, Lau-
uacu, atceio, waiton, wcun, iVUUins and
Wright 13. j
Nays Messrs. ColToy, EVANS, Finnov. '
Flcnnikcn, Frazcr. GVegg, Harris, In!
GUAM, Jordan, Killiuacr, Lewis, Mycr,'
Scofield.Scllew.SliumMn.Southcr.STIU Ult '
ami TnrsfRrt .S'i.e rr I fl '
aim lOggar' speaker It, ,
Yeas 12Dcmoora(eVl Opposition) naya
15 ODDositlon. 3 Democrats. Upon
final pasiaco of tho bill, the vote was as
, r -!. r, T
10110WS voas 1U unnosiuon, iuiiiu-
crats ; nays Ifi Democrats, 1 Opposition,
Yeas Mcsr.rs. Coffey, Crabb, Finney,
Flonnikcn. Frazcr. Grecff, Harris, IN
GHAM, Jordan, Killingcr, Lewis, Mayer,
Scoficld,Scllors,Shuman,Southcr,8TllAUU
and Taggart, Speaker 18.
Nats Messrs. Drowcr, lirowno. Cress-
well, Kly, Evans, Fetter, GA5JZAM, Nnox,
Laubach, Steele, Walton, Welsh, Wilkiii3
and Wright 14.
Tho yeas and nays wero not called in
tho Houso on tho Seuato amendments,
Every amendment effered by tho opponents
of tho bill was voted down, and tho Senate
amendments wero finally concurred in, Wo
should like to placo tho names of members
on record, for futuro refcrenco but as this
is impossible, wo shall do tho best wo can
and givo tho yeas and nays on tho following
amendment offered by Mr, Calhouu s
" That if said purchaser or purchasers
shall bid a sum of not less than $12,000,000
for the said Main Lino of publio works,
then, and in that event, said purchaser shall
be declared tho purchaser of said Main
Lino, subject to tho same terms aud condi
lions as heretofore prescribed in this act
iti the caso of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company and tho said tonnngo tax shall
bo collected by tho Commonwealth as here
tofore, and credited to the said purchasers
annually for tho period' of twenty yoors as
part of said purchaso money.
The amendment was discussed by Mcs
sers. Calhoun, Lonoaker and Johns,
and was not agreed to by tho following
vote :
Yeas Mo33M. Abrams, Anderson,
Arthur, Backhouse, Bock, Bower, Calhoun,
Carty, Ent, Fausold, Foster.Gildon, Ilamel,
Harder, Hcins, Hill, Hillegas, Hoffman,
i Berks,) Innes, Johus, Knight, Lcisonring,
jonkogcr, M'llvain, Nicholson, Nunncma
chcr, Pearson, Ramsey, (Philadelphia,)
Ramsey, (York,) Reamer, Roberts, Rupp,
Smith, (Cimbria,) Smith, (Centre,) Smith,
(Luzerne,) Vccghtlcy, Walter, Wcstbrook,
Wharton, Yearsley, Zimmerman and Gctz,
Speaker 12.
Nays Messrs. Augustine, Babcock,
Backus, Ball, Benson, Bishop, Brown,
UampueiihasCiUIcavcrjCrawfonDickcy,
Dock, Eystcr, Gibbonoy., Hamilton, Han
cock, IIiestand,Hine,Hoffman,of Loboncn,
Housekeeper, Imbne, Jacobs, Jcnkiu?,
Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Lobo, Manoar,
Maugle, MoCalmont Moorhcad, Mumma,
Mussclman, Nichols, Pcnn'EO, Peters,
Pownall, Piircell, Kccd, bhaw, Sloan,
Struthers, Thorn, Tolan, Vail, Vanvoorhis,
Vickcrs, Wagonicller, Warner, WillUion,
Wintrode, Withrovr and Wright 51.
This shows, as nearly as we can get ati
it, tho position of parties, and for this vote !
wo shall hold them responsible. Harris
burg Union,
Another Fromontor.
The hst California mail brought the
following "item:''
A woman, residing on Telegraph Hill,
filed the necessary papers in the County
Couit yesterday, demanding proper prov
ision lor her child, whoso father, hc avers,
is John Charles Fremont, late Blank Rep
ublican candidato for President of tho U.
States. Marysvil'c Sentinel.
Whoop 1 Hero is Fremont No, 3.
Whero is Horace Greeley?
Democratic Victory in Iowa.
The Iowa City Reporter awl Crescent,
of tho 20th ult: says, that thero seems to
be no farther doubt, as to tho complete
success of the Democratic f tato licket.
Tho vapid buablo ol Kansisism has explo
tied. Tho gathering of hosts around the
standard of a fdesecratcd Republicanism'
has waned into relative insignilicauee.
Mr. Maffit, supervisor on the upper di
vision of tho North Branch Oanal, esti
mates tho damages done oil that Brauoli
by tho late floods at 830,000, for which an
appropriation is required.
Gov. Pollock has appointed Silas E.
Wai.tox, of Berwick, au Aid to his Ex
ecllency, with tho rank of Lieut. Colonel.
Mr. Jon.N Li.nden, Proprietor of the
" Pino Grove House," at Foundryvillc,
Ooluinbia county, h3 enlarged ami im
proved his establishment, and will continue
to keep a good houso and do ample justice
to his guests.
CSy Tho Jcrseyshoro Bank Bill, has be
oomo a law, with a capital of S150,000.
A Hank has also been established at
Pittston.
CSy Martha Oornolia Calhoun, the
youngest daughter of tho late John 0
Calhoun,died nttho rcsidenco of her brother,
L.01- Wm. U, Calhoun, in tho Abborvillo
district, S, C, on tho 2d instant, aged 31. .
US-Auditor General and Survtuor
General. -3 acom Fy, of Montgomery
emnty, thonow AuditorGcncral. and John
Howe, of Franklin county, Survoyor Geuo-
ral entered upon tho duties of their rcsnoc i
! tivo offit,3' at """urg, on tho 1st inst. ,
rTlw. n..ll il....',.l.i .1... .1 -
w Kvuviaiiv iuuuu, iii,il 11111 '
'P09pl f Oregon will adopt tho Stato form
a virtuous conduct, and a consciousness
of an endeavor to discharge cop'bcicctioualy
tho dutioi of life.
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Senator Wilson is now m "bleeding
Ka,13a?'
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Wnu.iniArr ,u,rni
The Wheat Crop.
In Tcnncsscothb wheat crop, cays tho
-J f ! ! . flAt,..ial.-
Ledger of yestdrday, is in a very flourish- J.;
ing ronditionn'nd' wiU bo twenly-fivo por nik
cent, larger than,' tlio grcatjyijsld of lnstii
year. Tho rrcscut crop will be ready, for
' i , r j, ,,,
harvesting 1U about a mouth,, ntld,ill-a
, b ...v. ,
ttinnlh fnnfA ehlnn nf it mhV nA ill I lift Il&nUS
'
of the morcnants. iNotwitusiauuing 1110
croaking,-,tha crop of tho United States, it
is said, will bo a very good ono this year.
I licrc is n largo oroiumi 01 muu sown wuu
wheat, and even if a part of it is winter-
killed, and still more is dam.ged by tho
limliwiril iiirlnn nnil nllicr caiispf thero
uaeKwaru spring nnu ouicr causoj, uiero
will still bo loft a yield abovo tho average
..a 1. 1 I. p 1 i ii
of paBt years.
Death of Jtii'gc Vuudcrsmllh's ll ffe.
Mrs. Yondcrsralth, wife of Judgo Von
dcrsmith, who is now confined in the Moya
mensiug pnson, died at Lancaster, on
Stinilnv nflnmnnli nfYnv i nnmfnl nr.il '
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protraotcd illness, fcjho had been very ill
for somo timo previous to tho arrest of her
husband, and when on that occasion ho
liadn line a final fnrmr.ill. dm . enireolv
, j
conscious of what was transpiung. Sho
was generally in delicato health, and recent
domestic troubles, nodoubt, hastened her
death, The death scene, which occurred
uuder peculiarly distressing circumstances,
was rendered still more painful by tho
dying wife and mother giving premature
birth to a child a few moments befora her
dissolution,
Roassombing of tho Stato
Democratic Convention of 1857
In pursuance of a resolution adopted by
tho Democratio Stato Committee ol Penn
sylvania, tho Delegates to tho Sttto Con
vention of Mjrch lid, 1S57, aro requested
to assemble at the Capitol, at Ilarrisbujg,
on Tuesday, tho Oth day of Juno, 1857, at
10 o'clock, A, M., for the purpose of nomi
mtiii'' Candidates to complete the State
Ticket, nnd transacting nil other business
portaining to the orginal authority of tho
Convention.
CHARLES R. BUOKALEW.
OlIAIRll A.N.
J. N. HUTCHINSON, ) c
R. J. II ALDBMAN', I So0r-,t!'
MARRIED.
Ou the 14th May, by Hcv. J A. DeMojcr,
Mr. Heo, W, tAMii:it!, of Pico sowm-hip,'
Columbia co., to MUs liMZAUirrii U.
DouaiAw, of Sullivan co.
DIED.
Ill
Berwick, on Mutidav lat.
Mr?.
Haumet Dimxau'K, wife of t.'upt. Jacob
W. Dieterick, nged about 35 years.
In Nippiuoso ,t .whship, Lycoming co.,
on the lLUhiiH'., Ocn David vjc... ji.jii n
aged alioat 75 year.'.
Died, in Derry township, Montour county,
Pennsylvania Alnrcli 17th 1657, ol tvphoid
pneumonia, Mr. Famuli, W, I.owhie, in
tho iifty-svouth joar of his ago.
Arrivals nutl Urparture or Mails at
ULOO.USUUIUi,
rtiiljilelpliia rr-itlk.ivcii d.ily. (riun(lnyci;ccln.'n nl
12 M., arnvvK ni 4 I'. M.
Willliitisp.irt nnd V t-1,1, rn mill lenves ilmly, (r1!!-!
dac Hxcf-i.tfa) at a 1'. M , mniii ii .M
Vilk'.s!:irro inall iirnvoH daily, (dund.iys esctntedi
al 11 A M.linvfiH I'.M ' ;
CnnibrljaudOfaujavill,. mail oiilvi'S i ic iy Mumlny,
Heilncs.laynndl'liday.ul II A. M , liavis samo iljya
ot 1 I' . M
MHUiPn mail nrrlvi-irvrry Jlonil.iy nnd Tll'Jrtday,
at II A. M., Icnvea fainti tlay al 1 1'. M.
Jenettown and While Mall ni.ul nrtivrii vi ryT.ua
day. iliurud.iyandt-atuidaj.aill A..M , leavoi t.,mr
i ij s at 4 I 3i.
1'. U.N'AXOg'f, I'. .11.
THE BLO OMS li URG M ARKEf."
ComtEOTED AVEEKI.V
Wheat 51 40
Ryo 02
Corn 02
Oats 37 h
Buckwheat CUJ
White lleans.,.1 GU
AXlIAUT.MAN'sSTOnE
Butter. ...
KgRB
Tallow. . . .
no
12
....11
Lard 1 1
Potatoes OSii
Dried Apples. 1 75
L1nL,!niiI!aro,":"""'! "' l"eI,i6tua'"
HcrcHiriaa 11. L
I'tlfcrChnrlfa
iiurnie iiumy
IliiMr.rd Uli
Uiach Geo rue W.
llrennif r Jojii
liakcr William
CooiiLi Sujaiina
CiiiturU.
(Jab1 Hisaii Ann
Dents Cb rut inn
Dundoon Jacob
L'ari Y.
(Jdiiliier W. II. LCo
(Invcy Mr.
llt'iit l'at rick
Hartley Jamca G,
Kennedy a. U.
Koons John W.
.Mill Kamiicl
Muiihtivv H
MtL'orinlck Jicnb
) uodLb Joint
1 Kni3 11 John
j Sirau.tr M iry a.
J Snyd.-r JukUph
wirotiji OMihcrino
miih Uugu
tjt'vei.incc A. J.
HhallVr Harrison
ttciumitd Wm.
Thomas Mm y Ann
Wulliytr Mdraurtt J.
Winker O. u.
Webb Cru
Watkins Irac
WidPman A,
Vellivur Timnma
I'lii'liIIIIIUIiry
Ilewlcy Damn) Csiin
Evans David T
1'jcki-r Wm. I
bav lllov am advurlised. "
iU-l'ortoiii callins for in abnvn liin.
I'lllLll' UNANGST, I' M.
5layS;3,183r.
A MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MUV
TOUR COUNTIES.
MlIIUiubrlbertJln.'i pleamro in iin'orminc tlicclll-
in";; ijubiiibiiit a Lilian .j.vj oiv,rjln'Jji
mea.d renin, its, by osll survey, ViVooVbni.r." 1
n'jove inenlinni.il .
,i ZTtil 'tx," Jta '-l
?XtSSXX$Wti XXXVltiZ
'Tl!i,..",'i.lM''fw''''nn,1 ?"'"',w"",k
."r ',',t u.Jinii!'.'!, ""'""d 'r. to
-..'J,!'"!"?!' ".(!!. " 0:"'al "oy "t an u.e
IZ'XlZTl
",i'.c".' cI",r.c'":.i.-
"'"""'Wl Fatltmi.
wuu mil names 01 a I i ,n rnn..tt. i.nts , " :.t .
HllCtnlarssllirniml.niit il.a.'......u! "' lUtU
.iroatrnt InlA... ... . .T -'
Pljiiiof alltlietowua 111 tlio counties, u j,c tcal
will appear In Ilia marelii. 1 alc'
- T",lia" ff ",0, """ 1,111 00 Plolted to suitablo
'"t'.i'tai lo make a la(R0 and' oriianionlcd inai. ir
uot lss. man lllty by forly inches, tu bo iin.inii ni
"'? " -V ii. wxifouiely colired, and deliycn d to
.obKriliersoalyatsJner'LoTiv nVMV"
II ITflMIJH'a V TQ millJ linnin
,
oriliiiiiat In
Locuit. May L'1837 3li
J. k 1). VCAHL'lt.
y rvsB COAL lor saleby
W. t W N CHLAiTY
ATII BHINfiLM, I'OH HAI.C LOW nv
II V , w J HI AU'
PATENT HELIX DRILLED J2XUD
; ja u Bn a,mlI, ( ,, '
"I ffnn.l taritflta. A filllPf till II 111 Jl C 1 D ff I I llMnlniCtl t
10 nut nup,ll lim nevf t lion iiu JimiiI forlunn lu
. nr. TVim ......llm 1 n.rth.liiiil rnnkiilQ rutinn
In Hill wranon nl the t finuttcM In canrully prt iiri.l
Ai..ai ttiA i.m.Mi. lit oiiiiliii. nt wa.irlDir Awnr Ilia .
me.no .0 inv;iHibiyur... ;ii,cy. im-e i.en uiiji in
eur r.innljr nnd on itfelf 'authority, f en'iiriilly to-;
cnronien.l lliem 10 thai wlitifiainlnnur mini wllli
whom .owlKit la n miller of .tally utility a family
n.....llv. nil. nil i.Mnit f n.l.ii-nl Inn . '
ror anlel.y MAKV tlENIMI!
May 0, 157.
llluoinaburjt
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY.
rniintitiirihrr)iiviHiF rreetvcil t lie if nw lliinrry
( ---,- , ,,, ,,-,y nP!lrly ps,e ,i,e ran
JftiftrMrr
nml llonnel Mafrl.il, tmroiher with nil naaorimoni of
ruuey artl(.iua, which will .ell ... r.uionaUU
otraiMtiieycaubopufciiaiciciaojiieri!
Mny 8, IP57.
I ItotllbOM.
CAUTION.
A I.I. persona are liarcby canlimel again it harboring
or tiusliiiif a cortain runanav unnrcntfre boy.
nami-.l Ucorge Jluntcr, ngcit about 11 yciire, who wna
i neuiari) indentured to mo to loom ina urmiug uuit
ittMo, nnd ha lull my employ ami b ivtco without Jiixt
I rnupo, t mil therefore ilciernilnt'il to pay no .lebia of
f lua contracting nftu tills ilaie. nml I nWo caution nil
persons agaiiiBtcinl'iovin situ runiwnym meir pern.
llhMJAMt.V WlN'IXRSlUli.V.
I l.inolw
May S, 1657-Jl
COLUM11IA COUNTY AGRICULTU
RAL SOCIETY.
A
BrnOl At. MIXTINO ofthis Society will bn hol.l
" VTUKIIAY, tlii '.'3.1 inn., nl 'J o'clock, 1' M
a lJ)() eolitl ,0IM0( IHooillBburg.
A Koiieral aitPiid
nice It rei'iciLeJ. at maluug of Itnnoiiaiicc la lu iio
IjI I beforu tint mtjeiitig.
TJioflA invintf 1)3.1 I'rcrtiiums ami Hi)!onws awartluJ
at the last l'ul r, will roll upfin tlio Trcamrcr.
WIM.IAM t3LOA., I raUtnt.
J. W. Heidiihiiot, 7faurtr,
Ulnoinslnire:! Mny 10, JJ57.
EXKUUTOU'S NOTICE.
Estate of EUas Lutz. deceased,
LUTI'Illty tentiiment.iry on tho Uetnta of Klian .:,
latu af lii'iiton lownlilp, ColmnUt.i fount v , huve
been grunted by tho 11 or Inter of said ronnly in tlio
tubicribcr. who rciiW-B in Lictilnn townshtit, hi paid
nullity. Alt) tttaunh'dv I njt claims or ((iiiaud ncaiiul
thee fiaiuof tho diceituiil a ro rcqiit ntuil la iutiUu them
k uowii lo the Uxrcutor wllhoiit (!cl;ty ; nml all pprnntia
lridlbtcd lu ll,c EMail, to iimkc jiayn.rnt rorlhuitli.
May iO, 1H57-Ct J.xtmor.
NOT10K TO MKUOIIANTS.
lLShXSl lMKhS't JUh'Kb'H
piin urdursiRiit'd okc t-neuro hi annianc'n In
JL Merchants that tlM'y atu tiuiiurncurlag .i ntpi-rior
artiLlo ol UAKUH at thrir Xmv 1'. ciwry un t'jhmg
CriTK, iilmvc Unman ill", (.'(.liiiuiiin Loutity. AIlt-
rhaiiia , ihiiifl tn ptirthattc (ruud llnl.i's ran h.ivp'.tl.tin
ni i lie luriury, r n ' si rt'ii we tin; inrarti nam to
IWOtiintU'ir, to H. O Hliie, wIjltu tlio can rl ilium,
or wo ran furnnrd thi'iti lu thotc Hiuita thai aro not
ton mucliuiit of our vrty
All (irilcra frlioiildj hu nddrresed to Samuel SJiive,
ru.ilciB 1". O., ColuinUu Lunnty. I'a.
sinvn & nin rs.
Aptil 15, 1337 In)
NUTIOK 01-' DiSSOLU'l'ION.
rptm inrtiicrati'p hcrrtororo cxintini; Li'twecn tt.c
X tiu.li'rglgiicil. In Ilia Mr rc l mi lo llusiiioa in l.lglit
alrrtt. It'ivini; brcn tli.snlvcil by limlil.il cuiiii'lit, nil
lifiiiKiils tulcroMc.l ulll lriisu Willi' noticu tlul t lie
llnukK ol' lliu latu linn uru It It nt Hie olil uit,l in the
liaitUti ol 11 ir. Cnatii, Tor uctrU'iui'iit an. I rullottloit.
J II. iMlll.lUK,
II. IV. L'UUASV.
Light ?lrcct, April 11. IcS7.
ULOUMSUUIUJ BOOT A.D SHOE
STORE.
TDK iimiiTftifiurd n nictliilly informn the riiixcnfc
ol r.lojM.bary Jiid ilic jntblic In tciitfal.thai
h u npetiud a
Jfaot and Shoe Establishment)
In tli-f vh it-nl Im , i n Main trc? I, nhou Kino's
,fe Wihun's It ik"ry, uiitrro he nat (uintanlly on hand
a Urc asHUitmtMit or
Jiootn, Shoe?, Gaiters, Ac,
And will 1-nl.mtp uoik lo ordir un nhurt m,tici) His
Inup t Mifiii'iici; In tin- liiiiiiitr.t unit fcnitnil kiit.w
irditu i tho v.tnn ui ttif hu ).)', wil I i-nalili! him in
rcu.lt r aUM.iriiuii to nil Ui rtistoiiiurjt. and thuuld
btiurc him patr)iinie winch Uu hvp' tn n.crii
. . 1IUNUV KLt:iM.
Uloonis burn, a.ay'.', Ir57.
RHMOVAL.
rn'li: nlirrilwr liavinn mnuvci! I h M.irll, Yard
X 1 1 "i.i ti.'ar tl.c C.mrt l.b'n. t tilt: H nr.,, . el ctr
ii, T uf .M IN and lAUIIP.T irL,'lt, in Hun, ,id Kow,
;v!uiu lie is rt;iiai.'d in hirl.'k.'i all hi i: u
Marble Wi'rl;
Vb.- MONtJMr.N'Isl l.'indlo'lnmbi.. lloxTniiitit.niiU
limit Sl.inpn i,r inrivy .l,'clli.,n . . Ills link it c,l tin
I. I Ki'nl. lli'j wnrkiiiui.iilill. i.i.i fcttrpasy, .( l ;Mlv jn
Hit. rou.nry, and ut luw pncfj. full nnd jii.icu .,r
)niir.tlvi-u
CJ-llf wi l nl.n fipiilili Tibln mil l'nrini Ton.,
Manlll. I..r Ik.ik-h, II,;,. rorf.. LmlKs. and t4HI
1'ir Vnn'nwi nnd IJ.ior. al a I iw Inm.
'I'll ml. till l'ir u.llaioia, hu Ii.jijrj'l'ir n emitinuinci'
tf llic same.
AN'ItlONV WH'.MA.V.
ltlnnnisl.il rf. April I. Ir.17.l',in
NiiW TLX WARE SHOP.
MAIN S'lT.lir.r, O1T0S1TKTIIU EXCI! ANIJIJ,
rplli; uinl.risiii.l iMp.rtlally inlciM, , rilrndj
J. and tlio public tciiK.ally, that In liaiipincd
.1 JSiw Time-are-and S'.cl I, on Esla
hlithineiit, In llm b'liiMnii. iLriucrly incupicd rr I' .1 p.irnor
I.) Jum'PIi Sliarpl. ..li Im n pr. pa., i tu .unduci
tin b'l.iiic8 in all i3 tari'Ki.-, bntiili.'n.
1 n.iwii,! and IIiiumi Si,iilln g vt all t, 'ii ' wii'ii lo
.. . .k.i-.un I.I.k.i LtftlSl.lllI V I.ir
AU.VIikVIN . . f ' ..
Urp nrins done lo nidcr ill fpiick timp.
Ui"Couiiu pioducu nKon in uirlimau li.r unik.
Illoomsbur?, .Muy IK, lerrf-y "' " M"','A"U
PUIVATE SALE
VafuibleEJ Estate.
TIIi:ubi.crib.r oir.n toscll at prltatc talo.nlic
unilmdcil otip liall nf
Eighty Acres nf Land,
. Kin. II 1 t.. .
llllfff HHT..1 t... r t . t I. n t I . .. I . -
unoitecb Ihcruuntu uiohkIii". 1 1
aii -?o,
n uuuau ami i.tir, Willi tlio Improve
Ismail! tlieruon nrrt.,.1. n.,ii.,
aid unci i,f Land ' b ,"'"'""'
IQ-Tirmi nmdernio Addren the advtrllipr. a
JtrC)'lowii,Colniiibia rnuiil). I'a
Armsa.m--:,, vallnilve (Velliveu.
DISSOLUTION
K.,iJLc,K.l'.lv'.S' .V" 'l.u'"ter Hip mm or Wm. Me,
KulvytCo ,i,i llic nilnuraclurcnri'aperatUaiiiiVi.'
(Wm. Me.
t L'attau ii.
" . u f,,iii, iroi .
'I'l.u .... . ... ...
content on the lit
i'lie bttsitu.Mri ni i hi. I ,,n n .... ... ., ,. .. .
BllKelvv it Cu . al On ii:,., ..!. Vi .11!. "u'"-
I WM MiKCLVV li CO.
ll,VinJV.V.nrew'.",,I'l'.,cl,n,e'1 '"'""t of
MiJIf. will continue u, nml, J W, KS
I'unlia,i liaga as licrctor.ire. 1 "Q
1 CW.MrKu.vv. U' W. JKKELVY & CO
J. H. McNtstii,
j April -3, 1C37 Ut
I flflior nf KiU A. at .
airfri,
Philadelphia.
Henderson & Co,,
TN,V1 1 'ho attention of all I'prsong Vi.i
ii" then nxiraor'il'ij?; cLnu,.V.o?
jpCf - "- .-.v...ui.iiuui(iuil,
Ilook.oller., Country Dealirs. T. nn,,. n.... ,
pnvalu
ivaio Libraries, suiiphed wuu Hooks Ar ,, " :. "'
lowe.t rules
JIarch7, 1657 -Cml.
L". t! IIUXIinitSON k CO.,
ADMINISTltATOIt'S NOTICE.
Ettutc of Elijah Price, dee'd.
T ETTKltS nf A,l,!.,: .t.
i in..,.,.. 7 "n .V...V"' V""'""0" l"0
r! '"..v". ?y , z
IIAVIII ULINIJULU,
J. 1' MIIUB,
April ,9lIH,
- WALL PAI'Eltl WAIjnmtT
A,.) M i " ' " ' 11 "Ani'MAN
Biluato in Madlwii, lni,'ii,l,lp tVlumbw couii-iC
ty.l'a.. ndjnliiui). llic laim .f Jni.,1. i:.,., and
?J i.tri-.,.-am ""'I'"" rLliini-rrcilc, lluunali
wliirii ilit- 10a, i.-iti,it n. .i .1 ..... i n ...... .h
xiuiim-
,AYEll'S PILLS,
j nbw anil tlnirutatly atiecos.fnl remedy for the
Y cute "foil Bilious dineiiira Cotttteness, Indl.
EFStiun, Jaundice, Dropsy, IttieuniallKin, l'cvtn
(lout, llmnnn.Ncnousnes, 1 rrit.ilillity, Inflnintnn
Horn, Headache, l'nlm In tho llrcnst, Side, IlaCK
nnd Liintis, Female Complaint", fte. Use. Indeed,
ery few ate tho diseases tn which n l'uritatite Mi ili.
clno is not more or less tciiulrtd, mid mncli sltlt.
ness nnd imlrnrlnR minht lie lrcscnlcil, If a harm,
leis luit cll'ectual llatlmrllc twre moie freely tncj,
Mi ft()ft, (l,n fed veil wlille n coillvo haUt of
tndy I'rct niln s bcMdo. It soon ftencrntrs ferloiis and
oflrn fatal discnici, winch iniiilit liaioltcn avoided
hy the timely nd judicious u of (food purgative.
This is alike true nf Cold, l'ourish syniiiloiiis, and
lliU.mu ilcr.iiiKmieiiU. 'I hoy oil toinl tu becoma or
produco the deep seated nnd formidable distempers
which load tho licArscs all over Iho land- llenco a
reliiblc family 11I1J" !e Is of the first importance to
tho pulilio lienltli, and this Pill lnts been jietfcctcd
.wiUi I'oufluiiunute tlJll tn meet Hint demand., An
cstenshe Mil of Its Urtiiut by l'liyslriiiim, l'rofcs.
torn, ntU rnllcuts, lias Iiokii re.ults eutpasslng
any tlilnr? Iilthrrto knonn of tiny nicdiclne. Cures
liave boon illectid beyond belief, weio lliey not sub
atanllatrd by ptrnons of audi exalted tmaltion and
chanuter au to forbid the KU'iileion of untruth.
Anion;! the many eminent gcutlimru lm halo
teslinrdin fnor of tbeic 1'llls, we Inny mention:
l'rof. 3. M. Liicki:, Anulj Ileal Clicmiit, of Cin.
einnatl. Ml.otc liluli professional character is en
iloiscd by
Jims MrLmtf, Judgo of the Supremo Court of
tho United Stiles.
Titos. CtmwiN, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. J. II. Witiotir, Governor of Indiana.
N. LoSfJWOirni, Rreat wine Rrower of tho West.
Also, JI11. .1. It. Cmi.'iov, Practical ClicmUt, of
.ev Ynil: City, pndorwd by
Hon. W. L. Maucy, Secretary of Stale.
Wm. 11. Abinit, the rlclieht man in America.
S. I.EI.AN11 ti Ou., Piopr's of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and manv otliei'B.
DiJ Etiaco pennlt, we mild give manv liundred
certificates', from all parts wlitro Iho Tills have
been used, but ciJenec csen more convincing thin
tho expenenco of eminent public men la found iii
tlit-lr otfects upon trial.
Thetc l'ills, the result of lonjt invcslliiatlon and
study, aro olftrcd to tho publio ns tho best and
most complete which llic pment state of medical
sciwico can allord. They aro compounded not of
the drugs thciimeltrs, but of the medicinal sirtucs
only of Vegetable lunedics, extracted by chemical
prote'S in a stato of purity, nnd combined together
in such amanncr ns to iiirtue the bent rosults. 'lhis
y)8lcm of eompiisitioii for 1111 ilicircs haslircn found
in the Chfiry Tectoral and Tills both, tn produce a
more efficient icmcdy than li.id hillieilo been ob
tained tv anv proeosi. '1 he re.ii,u la perfectly o'i
lions. While liv the old Mode of 1 ompiwllion, every
ucdiiinc Is buidened with mine or less of jiei..
inonjcms aud iuiurious iiualitii" , h this each jndi.
sidii.il irtue only that is di sired for the curallio
cirect is present. All the inert anil nl niixlmis ipial
itles of each substance employed arc left behind, tin
euratlio virtues onlv bcliiK rclaim.d. Heme it is
telf-cildent tho eli'eets should prow as they luu
piovcd, moie purely riniidi.il, nn.l llm l'ills :t suier,
more poiuiful nuridote to ihseabc than nj othir
mrdicino known to tho world.
As It U ficquciilly expedient that my i.iediiin,;
should Vie taken und r tho counsel of nn iillcndiiy
rhjtklan, Mid in lie (ould not piopuly judiio if ..
limeily will.out knowing its ioiopi.ilion, 1 I. .no
supplied the nieuralc p'orniuld' by wlii.h h,Ib mv
reitoral and l'l.b ale mnde to tho whole body of
I'lactiliniuistntlle t'liili-d Salute 1 and ltiitii.li A1.1t 1
ic an Provinces. If. hoivosrr. Ilnre sholihl ny
ono who has i.ot leceiied them, Ihty will It
pnimillv forwarded hv mini to lik leanest.
Of all'tl el'attnt Mldieimn lb.it .,le ollriid.l ,v
f,:w would be taken If their composition wns knoiin 1
Their life: lunsiiti. in tl.ih myi,ttry. 1 l.aic no
inisteries.
'Hie eo.npnsilon of my prepiii.ilii.ns is l.iid orin
to nil men, and all who ale eoiupeleiit In pnltic on
tho subje. t fictly iuknowls.lte their iiniihlio'ii of
their inlilr.sic liiciits. 'Iho Ch, rry lYitnrnl vbs
pronouneid by siienlilic men to bo a woinlcrtul
medicine before iu t'lIV.. Is v.i re limiwii. Many 1 111
ineut riijsiiians haie deolaud the same thinjr of
111 v i'lllsand un tm.ro ennlidci.lly, and ale will
iti'tf to iirlifv that their auliiipatiMiis wlic mote
than ronliuf by their ei'Vclt upon Irinl.
Tliey opir.ito by their p.mcrf il iiifiuei'ce on ll,L
Intelliul sisitra lo plllifv the bVi it and slilnlil.iU it
into ht-Jthy lo-tlon rnume the obslruclioi s if
lhe-..toni.nh, bowel , bill', aril oilier olitiius oftbi
body, resli.rii. their irrtKiil.tl uetioji l hoailh, and
by ri.nectiptr, whruier they exist, such ilcrnue.
ment es are the I'.rat oiiftin nf difense.
lloin sUKai-wrapprd, tl.oy : P llcifimt to take,
and beinx puieli iti;, table, ho I..11111 can arie from
their use in i..tt,i.t!ili'.).
For n.iuutc tLudioun, mm- wrapper 011 the IIox.
ii!i:i'A 111.11 liv
)J. JAMES 0. AVKR,
I'l'acliciiitiiKi.Vitalylirnl ClicmUr,
l.OWKLL, TIASS.
Frico 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for SL
SOLI) 11 V
O I! r. LUTZ anil all Ilnnd t In llli.in.kbii'j,
nml Ilialrra In medicines everywltire.
JIn 10, 18i7.
n 1. it tt .is s sj v sc a ,
C A IS 1 N 13 T WAKEItOOMS.
Tlinillldcrioitlied respertr.llly invites III,- nil, nil,
oflli,! rublie lo Ills oxteiisivenrgortlui 111 1 1 l'a,n 1
lurniuir.'ai.il Cluiri. w lijch lie w ill w arrni 1 1,, 1,1 11 a.',
of eoo I niti,.ri.ils mid in a wi,ilrinsiilil,e m.ini.ir Al
liU LM.ibiiErtnn ot. can alwa, & 1.1 lound u eood atvn
lilenl of
1'ASHION A1JLK PUUNITUltK,
"St Will, Ii iai'iiiilin hIj u-iimi j'.iiiul. to 1 lint 1, 1 flu
f;f "di labia or .Viw Voik ciilrt.iuMiau. un iiiick.
tJ2illolias
SOFAiS, taB?3TK?w
if it nr. rent, tu leu un.l prices, rrniufjil2!!ci''5
8'M to S'l, Ilivsn. Lomiitcs ; Wa.'Uf-'--'9
nut mnl .MiiIiu;i,hi)', Parlor 1 lours, limliiiij ami eny
ilialrs.t'laiia stooU. tun! 11 vnrlel) ol nplioUli-reil wuk
Willi liressmtanil iarloilneaiik, sofa, card cmlrc ami
plerl.ibl s.di tJiliiii. rln.tr inert wlialnots aiiilc.n
di s, mid all hinds ol l.i-lnuii.il.ii, iim. Mis ilu, k n
bureaus, enclosed and tonioioii wash Hands, iln.s
lablcs.rorner ruj.lio.irds. solas tiriakl.nl tables, 1 1 ,'
sie.ida lane siatand i.nniuon rliairs. is Ilu biit'i-i 111
lln Sjilloi, of Hip toiintiv. lie ivlll l,.n ,,..,
assorl'ililll ol'loohilisslaiia, will, lain v eill and .11,.
I11011 linines. Ho will a n furi'Mi siiimc 111 ill, .n
filtc. loanynio oriicailmad. which are biiiirru , lr
djubilii) androiulortioniiy lird in u.e
Illoonuburg Ap.a..tSL WIIVC.
SritAW 1SONNETS .t HATS.
A T low prices for Cash, a large and will
""'"""d Hie kol WoniHiis. Misses. Children,
axjiAW A; SILK 1SONNETS. ?
.VK.VS, llOi-S .1X1) CtllLDUKXS V
tilraw Hats.
AUTiriClAL, l-LOWCIW, k IIO.VN'BT UU6SIA3
"MISSES STRAW HATS.
WAL'IXHS & HTAttiriiriiidi'
No. 23, Nor th Uli Kt. (Oppoitus Meiclianu lloiel )
... . ., ....... riiiiacjcipnia
Lackawana & Illouuibbiirg ItT H.
iinicB Lark'a ft Illooiubiim II. It. Co. I
"vomiso, Lui. Co., Pa., Jan. 15. IfST, 1
INTEHEST' l'AYAULB ON STOCK.
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X lied thai by Ke.olulioii i,c . iioatilor lliriclur-,
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lBoll, will be paidonopplicolion nl ihl. Office In I'trl-Ji
cetet pMock, J
1'ull etock Certificates will Leisimd when llm In
Icrejt nmnuiiis lii tli.) sum ni itfty dollars- and f.'il
smaller aunis or any fractional amount .Ueinflrstcs w ll
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rpiljl Biiliscrlbora infgim dealers , .,
X they have now on li'ikd, a full iiir.plyol
Siycr-Phosphatc of Lime,
And coiifld..'iiily comm
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j.ei avian etna Mexican Guano,
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No. 30 North Wharves, above Ann strr'ot.
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STAR CORN SIIELLEKS.
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