Jfavmcrs (ffolumu.
lfnillfm$titktf hold r drift."
Tho Song of tho Spado.
OW mo i pais, and ttio arm that can tiae it i
A Aft for your lord, and hit soft til ken hand
Let the man whn has Ort-ngth nivcr Hop to chute Hi
Gie It bick lo ilia giver-lhe land, biys.the Innill
There' no bank. liku tho earth ro deposit jour labor;
Ttiu mora ion deposit the more you tl.ntl have.
If there' nut c than von wont, you ran give it to your I
neighbor,
And your name ihall be dear lo tlie true and tho
brave. ,
(llvom lh spate I our own country' gkry I
That bring lo our baaktts a plentiful store;
Let u apeak of lit prnlae with but lad mutator)
Whl e 'Hi brightened Willi labor, not larniahcd with
gore.
It wis not the twordthat won our bett battle
Created our commerce, nnd citendcdour trade.
Gave food tci our wive, our children and cattle
But the queen ol all wtapons the spsdo boy( the
pad) I
Give ine the spade I there's a magic tthout it,
That turns tht bmck soil Into bright shining gold
What would ojrfathT have done. boys without It,
When the lands lay all bare, und the north wind
blew cold I
Where the tall foretl flood and wild beau were
jelling.
Where oar stout-hearted ancestors ihiunk back
afraid
Tho husbandman now In comfort 1 dwelling,
Then, hurrah) fur our true friend- the, epade, boys
tho spade 1
Lime. Its Application.
For many lands tlicro ii notMng, cost
considered, moro advantageous to the farm,
than lime. The; first concern of ovcry good
farmer is to increase the "manure pile" tJ
its greatest extent. After this, lime comes
in as a most powerful and economical agent,
since it is not only found beneficial upon
poor soil, but operates beneficially on all
our grain growing and grass lands j fortlio
greater the quantity of vegetable matter
returned to thoeoilin the shapo of manures,
grasses and green crups, the happier the
mecoauical effect of lime thereon in con
verting the coar.'cr elements into a proper
condition to bo taken up by plants. The
idea that lime is useless on soils based upon
limstonc the result of theoretical reasoning
entirely has. long since become- obfoleto
in tho limestone regions of this State, under
tho operations of practical experience.
Tho best timo to apply lime to land,.is a
matter on which much-differenco of opinion
cxista. Tho favorite method now appears
to bo lo apply it to tho sod two or threo
years previous to plowing down for corn.
There are several reasons for this prefer
ence. First, it is found decidodly beneficial
to the grass crop, encouraging a growth
sometimes two-fold greater than would be
realized without its agency. Seeind the
tendency of limo being to sink in the soil,
as application to the Mirfaco is considered
prcferablo on that account. Third tho
application can be made at leisure, and
does not crowd the labor of tho seeding
timo iu fall or spriug.
Another important query is often pro
pounded, as to tho proper quantity tn apply.
On this point wo wcra recently interested
by the recital of an experiment made by a
Chester' co,, farmer. IIo selected four
acres of ground to ono aero ho applied
twcnty.fivo bushels, to tho second "fifty
bushels, to the third saventy-five and to tho
fourth one hundred bushels. There was
no mcterial difference apparent in the effect
the first year, but the dcclino was marked
and regular in the succeeding years. That
which received the least'number of bushels
exhibited tbp least durable effect, whilo on
that which received tho most, tho effect
continued tho longest. Tho process of
exhaustion seemed regular, and tho perma.
nenco of effect in accordanco with quantity
applied that is, Iho hundrtd bushels ap.
peared to operato four times as long as tho
twenty five Tho experiment seemed to
favor the expediency of making a light
application jf limo with every series of
rotation of crups.
This is a subject on which we would like
to receive communications from prac:ical
farmers, Montgomtnj Ledger,
Breaking Colts. Is it not muclr bettor
to break cjIU to tlto baiter wbijo very
young, than to wr.it, as is usually done, till
thoy are nearly ono year old t I think it.
is, and have my reasons for this opinion.
la tho first phce, like every othe'r croture,
thoy are more plastic, more readily moulded
by tho hand of a master in their infancy
than at a later date, and ibus a fiery, high
spirited animil, may bo inado perfectly
suHinissivo without a. resort to ssvero
measures. Tho work, when done at this
period, is also moro perfectly done, and the
lessons which they receive are indelibly
stamped upon their future character. As
tho twig is bent the tree's inclined," says
tho trito and truthful proverb. Hut I have
a reason etill nioro weighty to our own
mind ; I have tried it, and am not wholly
a theorist. In my cxpetienco, I have found
that colts at ono year old can bo broken
with very littlo of tho troublo and danger,
either to himself or owner, that is usually
experienced, and tho valuable lessons ol
ubdissioii thus taught, has always shown
Useljat tho more trying timo of actual
r0rv
Do not water a newly planted tree.
Tlwiarth at this seas' 11, and generally
j 1
uiy, is sufficiently moist for the
formation ol new rootlets.
' in Neto.irampshier. The snow is
tn tin vnrvp..n In H1l!n.
. r vuuica ui tuu
SPRING AND SUMMER
TIIEundrriignod respectfully lulutm hl.frirndinitr.
the puh.ienilnrgs nnil thn rest t.liinnkiinl that
he has established n iplemllil -
tti the -legftninewBmre House, JuiiereMed In It oh
hn r? i Cnlumhl i county, l'n.,u here lie has now optnud
ular go and choice Assort men I nf
Spring nnd Summer Goods. '
Which hris determined to tell nn suchtcrins a swill i
induce a I lit least In I hi vicinity . who are in u tint '
of Mi-rrhin.tln, to nx tend hi hi their custom.
llistock nasbi en si lerted with muchcarn nnd wllf f
Rohriiiuri, March S9, If.W, y,
Spring and Summer
GOOD S
Tt'KtJlvv. Weal &. CO..
HAVING jii.t reeeivea ant) opened their ttock of
mercnan nr.e for Sprint nlei, which cnmprlfef the
r.AIKJKST.CIIEPnaT. ami HAlMlisnMCST n...i.
urtiu.Mi'it.iir.i i,i , nnn iiAniu.iul' ne.nrl.
menl now offered In till. TOWN I llavlni nnldereat
ni eniion lo in. leirciion oi ineir enure Bloc, a. to
. . . .
F nnlnwVI;, nVe .I.'SnTn'; Ino.V . ffi
, .... ,, v.t
tn buy cheap, can snve money bv elvlngns a eni. We
iinvu ihi Kiiu pi uuous nnu .vnrei losuppiyine
leoplo. A vryar,eloi of- 1
IiADIEN' DIIHSS GOODS,
French .Merrnni's.WoolPlald. Alpacas. Bombazine,
le nnise ropiini, rarnmettn ciotns, ivionatr i.uswes,
Muslin l)e Laines, Tcrelan clolli Glnghams.OaHcoes
WIIITD GOODS OF AM KIM19. Sieves. ('nllars,
llandkerrhiels, floUncingR, hands mid trimmings,
Ijarasandcdfflmrs.bniinel rlbh nn. In laree variety .
volvet rit.hnns.nnd braids, ktd.cotlon, nnd lisle thread
gloves. Mo hair niltls. &c
We Invitenurfriends nnd tho puhlic genfraltv to
give us ncnl I before purchasing elsewhere. Wo have
hoiightour anodsat hnwcslOash t'ricptand will not
be un erso Id by anybody, or the rest of mankind.
MC rJJj V x , iNUAJi CC UU,
ntonm burg, March 21 , 1B.17.
j. s. a h. L. I'Uhot,
P ro d u 0 0 anil Goncrnl
COM MISS 10 N MEll Oil A N TS,
No 18 North WLnrv. .
1'IIILADKLrllIA.
aarEEiacE.:
J.ilinP Fenlttnn.Ufi. Philadelphia.
Merer. Hacker. Lea & Co.
' Slter, Price Ac Co. '
Uurknor. MeC.nniinon L Co.
" Cliarlea Clin b Co. "
" B. Morrl. Wain k Co "
' Onterbridire, Arrovfi Co. "
' Cliarle & Jo.eph Perot. .
" Tlioma. fc Maxwell, New Vork.
CM. McClungic Co., Bt. Louis, Mo.
J.S. Morn. & Son, Loui.vllle.Ky
Mnrch 15, 1850 v
MUKPIIY & ICOONS,
OKNEIIAL
COM MISS 10 Tf MEll CIlANl'S,
Ann wnoLKSALr. ncAi.crta in
FTSII. CHKESE ti PItOJ-ISro.VS.
No. 47 North Warvna (below .ec Street)
PIlILADEH'nIA.
Ilnveeomtantlvon hand a fane ns w
.oitmentof FISli & OIICESC & Plto i3lV-i53
VISION'S, which they are prepared to. ell at the Jowe.l
po.sit.ie raies.
HTORDEIIS promptly nltemled to.
Febillryl, ICS?.
DYtSU'S HOTEL
Cattawissa
Pa.
III8odand wellknown Motel, lnthetown
'n fzzmi,
jlu.itiaulBia.lsst.il keni bv Ihn under.
tisued. and in snitRof ullltcense laws', he Is
determined to make his house one of the most enitiCnttn
bleplaresfortravelerslOBtop at. that can be found In i
the interior ofI'ennytvanin His table will bol'urnli.h'
ed daily with the best the Market can afford.
B3"My old friends a nd traveller sgeneraliynrf1 Invited
toratl. JACOU uycrt. I
May 31. 1833. y
MOXTOUR HOUSE. '
CuRNHR OF MARKET AND MILL STRCnTS,
Immeitatety opposite tkt Court Uoute,)
DANVILLE, PA
TTAV1N0 been recently renovated nnd refurnished
M.S i n
a.iln-rlnratvle. tin. cleiant Ilntells now ronnn ,
Inr the reception of .traucerf nnd visitor., who. epa-,
ronage l.rj'pectully reiue.ted.
8. A.;BftADV,
lyiS.HSOi
JOHN M. FORD,
i.MPortTnrt. manufacture!! &idealeu in
SADDLERY, 00AC1I HARDWARE'
AVh TRIMMINRH.
No. 32, North Third St. Philadelphia.
nUUCIIABr.US will find Ittolheir advanliiL'H in pi t
JT amine ntyFtock. w hich le veryexten.ivo.Hiid pur-
chafed for Ca.h; nnd eon.i.t. in all the variety of New ,
Btlc. ot flood. in my line. i
Itcntloii
"itui.ti. iiitu iiiivi: j.ariicuii.ianu prompi
Sep tcmhnr ft. (it'll
CHARLES II. MARPLE'S.
tflXE AND LIQFOIt STORE,
A'o. 143 North Third Street,
Above Race, llast Side. Two tloon above tho Utile
Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA
Iln. eon.lantly on hand French Drandie. , Holland
Gin and a fencrat as.orlmcnt of Toreigp Wines also,
nil kind, of American plrils, fcc.
March 15. I8iO-,
WM. S. SMITH & CO.,
Produce Factors
AND
aF.NF.nAl COMMISSION MEIICIMXTS,
No. CO North Wharves,
ruiLAimLPiiiA.
TJw rJl ket value of all von.jgnnient. advanced In
Cash v. lieu de.Ue.
March II. IBSt. y
PREMIUM AGUIOULTURAL IMPLE-
jfSij MKNTS We are prepare dto furnish Aerlcult
RWirol Implemeritsolthe verybestqualftv manufac
Cftured at our Af ricultural Works, llristol, l'a.
mJim Hie lowest cash prices, wholesaleor re tail, ail
wlllchallcnce comparison with thosu manufacturedby
anv other eitabtiikinent in the countrv. Tlie fim
mium of one hundred dollars was awarded us by the
Committee of theU. S. Azncultural Society. to their '
late exhibition at Towelton, for "thibest display of
Ajrrkultnral Implements manufactured by theesliibitor.
Fivry nrtirleaoled by us is warrenied to be as rep re
sented.or the.bioncy returned.
D. LANPRETII tc SON,
ImplemntsandSeed Wn rehouse,
Nos31 nnd B3jou th Sixth street, Philadelphia,
November 8, 1320.
TH ACHE It fc WODDROP,
WHOLESALE
BOOT, SHOE J1XD 7'JITWK tVj1IlEI0VK,
No. 101 Arch Street, up tairs,
netweenThird & TourthSta.. upper sidenear Union
Hotel, .
Philadelphia,
Carpet Bjs nnd Vaicea ofalldcscrlpiirn.
CUARLtWlMAOIina,
Slareh 15,J850, ItOHEUT XVOUDROf,
COAL ! COAL1 !
DP. FULLER Ac Co., would resnecfully Inform th
people ol Pittston nnd the public in pencral.tlis
hev have ooened 1 Coal Vard. of amnio diuiensionn
Ire rr'lired at their ofllce, cornerofMaiii and Hail I
Jar-(i '.oilll all order, for coal for dome. lie and 1
edllL-rr 5f e 1.
STAR CO UN SHE I, LE US.
A full aiipnly of the premium Pinr Corn
Bliellera, from our own Muntifariury, now
on hand ai Wholesale and Item 11. They
fire Iltlniiteil fnr all her hnnrlnrlinria nniun.
Ijand are Iwlievedto be the best Shcller in
""the market.
I'ASCHALL, MOnitlfl&CO.
implement ann Peed Storo,
7tti and Market S'hllsdelphU,
AGRioULTUIlAIi IMPLEMENTsT
j, IMrilOVnO Ilayrreees.Farmerinoilert
i ii orse rowers auu rnratno's. iratn fans
rfiansige Cutters and Htuffers- of various
patrons. Improved IV n at. 1 5 Grain Mills.
Vegetable. ALSO Hay straw and fodder
'Cutters in if re at variety.
P ASCII ALL MORRIS i CO.
Ari cultural Warohouseand rieed tJtcre.
November,,.,,,. adMj"tet',lll1'""-
HENRY '.UPPINGER,
Clock and WalcJimakcr.
South Side of Main Street ubove the Kail
Road.
D'nSf'n'j.Ke.'!!1'".
Vs T7speetaelea,c.
ninomtDiirjr, lag, H), Ititil.
JUST
l,iUJb VhU Al' UUR NEW
RTflP W
NO. 1 MACKEREL for 13, p'er barrel, and other.
In proportion. Also, a Ire.h aun.ir of H.,
olaiies, Rice . te. Also, a new filnply nf Wall Pa. I
... uiuerou. .tyicwlilcli will ...oidlow.
Mays U17
U V. fc 1. V HARTMAN.
ftwrepw intn want loan ! community nnd wmioui tve nv te nnrrr onclftncni runninpr..fuiariy rrnrniiimi. i'r nny.jy in '-cni-iy igrernnirio the tfttte, unit mny
(Olnittnonti.,lnnniulnutoniiiiiiierilnnulihevnri-iif! J w.)jivxVa )r njf.!i rinrnt' "'" l,,(,P0"" ' "rival qftho Carl. hywhieli p.iMenu. helakenhy the nicm fC(., pall,n, ,, ca p,
kln.lIio ri.h nnthlnt In a. .urine hl Men,!, that fcctlianklnllyracelvcJ er.wlllhe plca.,,tlyronveye,Hnll,n IiepM8iatlnn.nl wa ercr.iekorwlthnuiacnte.ll.tref. Ilcwarct.fi Iruagrd
e rythlni ,uallykpt in t'nniitry Plnree.can herehu ;"0V yI ,, taken froninntlreturneil tn their rcMtlencei, If . cflretl. linllj Inn. Vi pnln I. not n DriiB tB
hadn little cheaper than the cheapeet.- J 'u, V 'fS' ",,', " , A,' te. w t v , n Oa, , paid for flrnlt, I IHT llnwlll olnayilm happy to entertain nn.lncconi Ca'l on the Anci.t. nnd Ret n De.crlpllvc Ulreuln
irCnuntryprodaee. incl ir U rain, Lumber. e., nV,,,,', ic n.-on.n paiu ,o Lnn fc cllRV.nM M! moilatclii.fricnd.tnlliciiinioftofhlfnl.il o.. Uratli.a Ivlnp n Inrco nmnont f Bclenilflr KH.iencn
linen incichangi, for cootlf. .. I l)rytie.nrtitkln raillctl.'ounteiiviceaiiil Lrunilnni rnvinwn.Jnlra:i.1P5:i i fi.t hil.i..ii.i t.ii. ",n'mn'uneiiiiiryiiir.i;onibf.1friilfolory
HELMIIOLII'3 .JENIMH rilLTAH.lTlOX
Of
IIIOIII.Y CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT I1UCIIU,
For Mmki rjl lt llladdrr, Ktdntl. Omni, Dropty,
IIYaUors. Otlrrli, .'rrt W. Ftnolo
Ceitplalnto. Oil all Mm of the
S'lkotOrgnno,
Arlffjr from KjtrenwM and linprudrnclc. In ll!b, and
miiovinf nil llnprupr-r Discharges from Uio l!l-lddcr,
Kidneys, or Soxiinl organ, whether exutli.g In
MAI.HOB FEMALE,
1 From wlnlevcr cuuee Hiey tuny have orlaln.itel, and
no waller nf bow lung itiinhng. nlvitifr health onil
tlgor to the Iraine, and lilnonl In Ihi pallid rhuck.
JUt iV i llli SI t ! 1,1V I J-.IJ I f I
;,u;0;;'nn
nn tile l'.ica, I'aln In tun lliek, lleavlucf of tho llyo
lldf. fru'i'icutlv llhck Snolf flvlni befnro thanvef,
Willi Tenipnrary Hillt'u.tnn and l.n"f otSiKhtt wnntof
Attenllon.tlreat .Mobluty. Kesllevinef f , with Horror
nfdocictv IVotlilnir morn ile.lrible to fiell 1'alienl.
than folituilt!. and notnlnt they morn ilrea.l lor fear of
liiein'riics
.......... ,.r ....nr..AB nn
but a Hurtled traiuitlon from ono nuc.
ontoanoiher, i
Time .yinptom.. ir
medicine Invariably ri
lower latiillr.and i.
Tlic.e . yinptom.. ir niioned to no on wnien inn
iyreuinvc-.foouiiiiioivsj.oil ti .
J Rptlenllc I'm In nno of which
lire. Willi CAIl f.lV that tllOrO OI
:,r. ,.,..
"JeX"'?" "7R
am nni irr
cciscs am not frequently lollowetl l.y tho.o direfiil
,.o.-ln.nll and t:,.n.un.rllnu I 'Tim rrenrd. of
t-n.iiwHiniiiiyn, dp-it luiiiiic ivimc iu ni ifutii ui i.-r-i
n,,,..,,, m Lunatic Asylums UiMnost melancholy
.,iiibitlon anpMr The counHjiance ii ncttnlly oU
den nnd quite diMtiiuto-nfUlm mirth or Briefs ever
visits It. PUould muiiU of tho voicooccur.lt is
rarely nrtlfulate.
. ""Vy, "'a "'.'7 "'t, ', ti
Dpbillty ismostterrmlel ami h,i brought thousand
upon thousandi to untlimly graves. thus blasilntf the
ambition nf many ttobte joutlis, It can bo cured. by
the use cf tln
WFALLWLft 11FJIIF.UY.
IfyAiiarc suifotlnj; with nnyol the nbovo distressing
oilments, the Fluid Uxtrnct Ituchu villcuru you. Try
it and be convinced ot its efflcttcy .
ItewateofUmck Nostrums nud.Uuack Doctors, who
faUely honstof abilities nod relcrcncea, (.Cilizcns.know
andtnvold thm nnd savelou; an luring money, and
tMpiur by seMttiii(T or calling lor a bottle ur.this
, popular nnd specific remedy.
li nlljvs all n-iln and inflnmmitfon, Is nerfcctlv
pleasant in Its taste and odor, but immediate In its
CU0"' linLMBOLD'3 CXTRAGT I1UCIIU
Is prepared directly acrordinj to the rule of
Pharmacy and Chemistry,
With tho greatest accuracy nnd cliemieal knowledge
and care ik voted In its combination. e?eo l'rofessor
Dew.'e' Valuable Works nn the practice of ph sic, and
mot I oi me nie Htanuiru .vorss m iiipnicine.
RONU lUINDKKD l)0LLAlt3
One hundred dollirs will lie paid tn ary physician
who can pr ovo th.it the iMediri no ever Injured n I'a
bent,'; and Iho testimony ot thousands can mi produced '
to rove thai it d ies sreat uooii. Cases nf fioiii one
week lo tlii rlfon yents' standing hate been circt'd.
'1 he mass ol volun'd.y testimony in pomes ion of the
proprietor, vouching!! virtues nnd cuntlvo powers,
is inimense, embracing namcj wu'l known lo.ticleuco
and 1'nntp.
lOO.WHMtoltles have been sold and not n tunglejn.
slanca of a failure.lm ben reported I
Vcrsonally appeared before mo, an AMerman of the
rltv of Fiiiladrlnhia. II T. Helbold. Chemirt. who
, bolng duly sworn does say, that his preparation con
I tains no Narcotic, Mercury or injurious Drug, but arc
purely vegclable
II. T. IIRLMROLD, Sole Manulncturar.
Sworn nnd subjcribfd Iwlore me lhl23d day of N'o
vcmber 1851. WM. lMIIItEI.tUD. Alderman.
I Price i1?! per bottle, or tlx for 81, delivered to any ad
dMt.nccoinpanied by reliable and rcpponsible certill
, cates Irom I'roffjssors of Medical Colleges, Clergyman ,
and others.
Prepared and sold by 11 T. HKllliOLD,
Prpclicit nnd Analytical Chemist,
No 5? South TENTH tit., below Chestnut, Assembly
IluildinjH, Philadelphia.
To be had ofj. It MOYEH. Bloomtburff. andef all
Divgcittt and Dealers throughout the United States,
Can&tuts and British Provinces.
itnwAUE or cuUNTi.nrmTs.
ASK I'OI Iini.MUOMl'H TAKE XO 0TI1DR.
CUKUd UUAKANTCKD.
June 13, 1657.
SALAMANDER FIIIK AND THIEF
PJtOOF SAFES.
TIIC LAROUST ASSORT-
itieni in me unttcu fctates.
Wnrratitfd tn be equal in miv
ii uw iu iuu, niui wiii of snid nn
as good terms, nc.m bt obtained
from nny other house in the
fouoiry. ai
I'VAVfl Ir irlfaono
tWSStyigg 20 B. 4th St., Phllailclpiila
ITntlTItris MlnHTY AM) WILL I'RIH AII.I
Report of thicommittit,appoiiittdto $vytriiiten& As Hum.
"AT v lR9 iron UJC3, u. Ju.'.f i rnTirj .
1S.V
lu.mvn. March 4. 18.-.7.
The undersigned, members of the committee, do
respeelfullv report, that we suw tno two ..lies, orlgl
mlli'iierecd iitinn bv Parrel, fc flerriuir anil i;v.ihh t
I Watfon.plae.il fldi by fide iu n lurmco, viz : Tim
U,i.Ui..buili, nnvmiyt.r nC I l,i Plu l.nl,,lnlt 1 ...
Keailll'-c Kat irnao i;oni..ni.v in inr t.uiueui iteaiiatl,'
ma nufnf tared byFarrelf fc II Trm-i anc the f.il.. ir
u.c by II A Lnutz. in hif ftoii maiitifactured .
T'van a fc Watson, and put in books aud papersi le
cl.plv nliko.
'i'liellre was fta rted at 8. o'elnrlt, A . M. .and kept
up until fourcordeof creen hickory, two cordis dry
oak and half clu.tnut top w'ood were entirely con
niileo, me wuoio unu'-r "i". ."I'eri nieiiiic nr, t oi uio
subscribers members ot the Committee. The St Tea
'were ilien cooled oil wmi water, ar rr whicti they
wcro orened and the bnnks and papers taken out br
Vthe Cnmmitteo and sunt to 11. A.Lantz's store Iq
puiiiicosaniinaiionvanamarKcu by me uommillee
Thftli fioks nnd nan rs tnkcu from the Safo . jniti'irnf
I tured by Tnr rels Sc. tier rings were, in our ju'lgmcnt,
1 riamnped fullyflfteen percent, morethao tiiose taken
irom i.vans u tvyison s aaie.
1 We bcllcvelhe above tnhavo been a fair and iia
partjaltrial of the respijrii vffualittes of both Safes.
JAUUH 11. UYPIll-ilt.
IlA'ttLH. nnvTr.ii
Having beennhsentdurlnctheburninrr, we fully
coineido with (he above sti tement of tti co nditlon
of thepapcrsand booksiak n out of the respartive
O. A . N1C0LLS,
II. II. MUIILUNCCRO.
JAS. M1LII0LLAND.
Mikr c 2,ian.
ItAIIi.KOAD AND IA0KI3T JK)AT!
1857. ANTELOPE, 1857,
OV nnd after Tiifsriay, April 7. 1857, the Packet
""ii. m i ijuurr., uwpi. ii. r . si ls, win commencn
running her rcgulartnps daily, (Sundays excepted)
between ttupertand Nantlroke, as follows;
Levei Rupert at 5 o'clock, A. M., on arr val ,of the
Night UiprMs on the C. W, St II Railiod.l from Wil
idmsnort. and amies at Nantieokn at 1 o'rlirk. i
M.,in timo to tak? the carsun the L. St 11. Railroad
ur ciguuiiiH ur tif:ui uuu i my same aucrnoou
Leaves'Nanticohe on nrrivaljof L. Sc U. Railroad
cars Irom Ureal ileud and fcrnuton, my one o'clock,
1'. M.) nndarrivesnt Uunti'l eariv the .mn A P van i n ...
time to take the Niiht Ciprei. both way. on the O.
Pa.feneer. from the Wyom'ni? Vatlv. fn. prtn.
ville, ll.irii.bur g. Ualtiraote.l'iit.bure.nndall other
oint. Soiilh or Weil, will flndltito their atvantae
lo take the nbove Line, a. it i. the only line that ton.
nect. tbrougli. without Hopping over nisht on the
road .
' l'usienccr. from the South or Wail, by leaving liar,
ri.burs per atlcrnoon train, via Dauphin and ku.quc
funiia Railroad, and via Catiawii.a Railroad, will
meet the Packet at Rupert in timo.
Jf3SSJVS?!frS L'oach v7n befun
mWirXiCt1 .(Sundayiei
Mcwi iKi-inl ir-tin w
between
-laa jai..i.- n- ii" ii" ill
ilke.bario and
I'.itnert, carrylnc the Lnltcd Klaica Mall.
Leaves Wllkea llarro at 2 o'clock. A.M.. and ar.
nvei at Rupert in time to connect with the MailTraim
both ways.
Leave. Rupert after the arrival of both Mnll Train.
Shout niidnii!r
1 """"'e'"-
ly oxioca, j- m.j anu arrive, at Wilke. Uarre
n. v. ivnu.a p. -.!.
Wilkes Uarre, April 11 1B57. 1 ' '
Pennsylvania Hotel.
rrnHSwellknown Hotel. lately ker byS.M-
I pareiltoaccomiuuduetrav.llerfand. ni.eri''
n the best manner. 1 he hou.ehai I en Uiorouiilily
Iverhauled.andia nowreiittcd up and liirnished for
tjhe entertain meat of guests,
' Hi. stnbiins 1. laree and rnmmndlniiir. win. u.....
land velilcle.for hire, and ba will snare no naln.io.
tTA lllieral.hlrft O 1 1 l,n nl,hl. nal.nnn. 1-
: ,.,i.iun i
rullw.nll!,. 1 1 " '.l.
GCORGC W. FREEZE,
DaiivilleDec. S!, 1833,
ALEXANDER KERR,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
SalL
Sa!t
NO. 33 SOUTH WHARVES, PHILADELPHIA.
Asblon'. fine Liverpool ground Turk". Island nnd
Dairy Salueon.taully on hanuuud for ale. Iu lot. to
suit the trade.
. ALEXANDER KERR,
AprIM, 1637 3ra
OILS.
iron Manufacturing and Uuriilng purno... r0, e
-L by
by
J II A. i B. ALLEN
No. 7and 8 Boulh Wharve.,
PliiladclpliU
Jane (I, 1637,
rSK lend i.ho,,. ,u Thre.hln. M..hin.
W...lel ' HAlllniAKiS
Jlay30,;issr
STEAM r.KIST MILL,
t;
II M un JcrslL'nc J
tukr ntrniutn In in.
iiuunclnstntlrclrf rlen(Wnn J
tlicpiibllcnllnriie.thntthey
fiJSs.
llHvrjiimaicsicn nnil jinim
gucteprulnperntlun
T11U KSl'YTOWN
STUiVM GlllST ;
TSM?if
Ki:KMtjr$3
iAwjljtjtUV
MILL
MTTiTi ximrW - "
iLjjjj ....... ....... , . ..
Whcrrt '')r n K'ns i 'very ncjuni . ,o, r , ,
hotiefniniennJInltiiiliclllnsotlholnwriilprleee
Therrarefonr run of lliirs In thii Mill, propelle ifby
lr-am-poei niipFiiorinini.u .. .............. ,. ...... s
omkmus line,
1)11 BAf WATUIlUa ANll
.7 cwcl v y S I o r is .
.-.vim '3A . A nj ii ( i: i'i 1 1. ni i nn "t nun.
V dclphla Watch nnd Jewelry Btnro." tin. I'll tSj?f(i
un,i i o.lxireet enrnur in tiunrv. I'linaui-1 intn, -jkh
(iol.i I .ever Wntcliuf,lulljiiwclcd, IS carat . sjyt) uo
(lold I.eplno, 18 carat . '
pilver l.evriiuiiaiveiieo, ,
Blvcr Lcpiuo, jewel.,
gnperinr ancrtleri. villi
rir.l.l nnnrlnrlf.il. ..... 70(1
pine silver do, ' I su
I I n.V.Vi...
1 ml
HivcrTca Hpnonn.ifl. ,, alio
OnldlVn. with pencllnnitfllvcrlinIJcf.f 1 nil
wnlit nnser ring. ;ii i riiitn. in , ,. mc., c-i9f.-
nlnln 151 eentf.pntent 181. Lunet IS i nther article. In
nnnnrtlon. All good, wnrraniedto bn what tluv nre
, old for HTAUriT.lt fc MAIll.r.V.
in- iln hand sonic flnld andfilver Lcvora fc I.rplnn
III lower then tlionl.nve prleoK. Oell lP.'.n
Aviso's
onnArwATiMi&juwni.UY stokd,
No, 72, Worth orcond Strccl,
OPrOSlTIlTN C MOUNT VllUNN lluU8C,ril I I.A
Gold Love rWatchesfullJuwe lied l&K(Uases ,
Rlluer iln do Jtf bL
do Leplne do 9
Uuartlcrs 3 OOto 7 o
OnldBpcrtarlcs, 4 Sbto 100(1
Silver do 1 50
SilverTnbleSpoom persett, 14 OOtolBUu
dn Desert do do OOOtollOC
do Tea do do 4 73to 7 5(j
OoldFensandOoldUases, 3 SSto .10(1
do Silver do loo
Tocetherwlth a variety of flne Oold Jewelry ,Ool
Cur.nunrdandPobChalns. Allpoods warrnntr-r toh
bPsimaniier. ... . . I
N II. AlIoidersscnthybymailurotlicrwlBe.willbe
punctually attended to .
Novomtterltf 1353. I
ilXUNtiSS ESTABLISHMENT.
ThKUHlMOFTIIF, IV HIT R HORSE
Tit uuniiersigncit respectfully i niorma r,
his friends and tho nubile that hek3
cuntlntieslhe
SA DLERING BUSINESS.
Inalliifl various branches, at his old
stand on corner of M alumni ftInrket8trrs.50rTi
Wherohe will keep constantly on hand a lull supply
and will manufacture to order . allklndbQiid ntyleso
g.ii'CjiAi), i'7ti aooi ttujv no, rj ulUr.ti, iyct
attiievcry lowest prices, and will he happy to serve
ihosowho mny favor him with a call Inhiiline,
C3" Ordersfrom a iistancc In either branch of the n
bovebuBincss.wlllhothankfutlvrcceivcilandpromptly
executed.
WM. J. UEIDLEM AN.
Bloomsburc.Aiig. 10. 1853.12 r.
States Union Hotel.
FORMCIlriLY Iini) LION HOTEL.)
No. 200 Market street, Philadelphia.
ptiOltnU W. II 1 NK 1.11, Proprietor, former I j olro.
I lumbia, Pa., would Inform his friends nnd tliipub
ic that lie continues tn keep the nbove named Hotel
which I. well, mil favnrnuly known IhronghoiittjiH
rHnteasoncof the oldpaland mo. I convenient Hotel in
he city. Ho most respectful lysolicitfn.linri.nl pub.
r.iuttnnnje, April 7, IR3J.
U1DER MILLS.' '
SOI) KltAUSKR'll PATENT IMPROVCI)
ti&PORTAIlLG CIDKU MILLS. Wn nre now
f-Krouianufncliir'nc; lliefe tinrlvalleil Cider Mills.
greatly improvrd and trpngthened since last
rear, and cnu supply ordcra at Whnlcsile und Retail.
Mills. hipped lo nny part nf Hie Union.
fA.SCIIALL MURRIR fc CO.,
Wholesale and Retell Dealers in Agriculturu llmple.
moutsaiid Mart. lues,
7th and Market streets, Philadelphia.
siMtift; axi) su.iiitiiiu ej.oTinM),
THn ii("jrslgned gratufuf (or paM pntronapu, r ,
spectfully inrurmsiiiscusionicrs, and thepul-l ,
?et.ernMy, Hint hehisiust received frotntheUas i
ern Citie,the largest ami most Effect stock of
Fashionable Spring Summer Cot fit ?ipe
ih u l Hn b y t hfen opened in Hlonntpburg, n whiih n
invitet i he attention nf his friends, und assureti (Ih-ui 1
that ihey.ireoffcredforsale ni greTt hnrt;ais. Ills
Stock cnniprji"4a large and seler; assortment o I
Gentlemen's A caring Apptrels,
Cnmainlini; of Fashionable Dress Coats, or every p.
scripimu ; Pnnts, Vent Phi s, Cravats Slocks
uotlonllandKrcbieft, moves Suspomlers, c., itc,
Gold Ii nlrift and turrit it
uotyt n aillllS ana JtUCliy,
of every dnfcriptlon. fine end cheap.
N.n..-Uetiieiuhor LoteenberT',MCttaa r.mnarivtn
oan auu not. Nocharpu lor iaiiiiuiiie Cnn.N
DAVID LOWENUERG.
Illoomsburg, Ma'ch SI, 1637.
Dr. Francis 0. Harrison,
XTroULD respectfully inform tho citirciif of lllooma '
v v u-irg a nil vicinity, mat r.olia. commenced tho prn
tleoi'.Mhnii-i-iiimidSuaoKRy.aud uullcita a ah.'iro i
piiblicpalronagi... I
hoealiilways'io founilattheCxcliangu llntelopposlte
iuuri iiou.e. i
UleoinEburg, Feb..-!, ie;j.
Franklin J ISouse.
P.fP.KEIl & LAt.1.1), Proiirlrtors.
Chesnut St., between Third and Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Beptcn.herlfl, 1P3H.
LEAL1 TOBACCO & CIGARS'.
.31
Ul, South Front Street, '
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept. 0, 1856. y
FREStlGAttl)EN SEEDS."
TV!. flEO.JI. HAGENRUCII ha. Just received, nnd
na. inr mio, ni in. uruj Htoro, a select r on.
l?0.n.0L,,,L K""1" "' S"di, fresh .from Mr.
nuist's Seed House in Philadelphia.
May u,ii!37.
tmifj n VWifiJii
....... t, vy, iiinujiu, -
1' aSUI Oil A 010 II ill & IJ a. II S t O I-
......"' vuaj o . u t V
NO. 103 NORTH THIRD STREET.
tMULADKI.I'HIA.
S3- Merchants nnd visitors from Northern I'enmy
vanin.nrero.pecifully invited to give liiinacnil, when
vi.illDlFbiladelphia.
Juno iI8, 165G. yi
iir, J. C. Stutter,
Ilomtooiiatliic I'liysician,
RESPECTrULLVtendorihii Profes.lona! Sercea
tn the citizens of Illonnubtirir and vicinity, ccnerally
rn-Offlceon the comer or Main nnd Iron Street!
Dlooni.lmrg, Adjoining Mr.Erowcr'.Storc.
Sept.UU, 1H5S.
WEST E St IIO VEIi,
Nos. 0, 11, 13 and l5 0ourtland strcol.
NEW YORK.
D. ll.WINCIICBTER.
TIIOS.D. WINCHESTER,
.o.. . JIKNJ. F. WINCHESTER.
May 31, IBM 3m
Esyptown Coach anil H'agon Fctory,
rTtllEunderiiened havlne succeeded Jacob fl, Eva
J. in the Waionand Coach maklne Int. I .,
a.aiiu.iu 1.1 lyiuwii r e.ii eciiu il y llilorm their frienr
andtho nubile, tliatthey contlnutwilltbo
Wagon Making Business,
lunll.ltiilepaltment., where they will be hippy tcro
cejve order, and promptly execiiteall bualnii. In theli
line, with ncatnc..anddefpatrh,
CJ- Wheel barrow, inado lo order, and all kind, ol
repairlngdone on. ho r I notice.
EVANS & IIAdENIlUUII.
...pyiuw il 4 mm t . lodu y
iS. L. Pancoast &, Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DBA LEW 3 IN
FISH, PROVISIONS, SALT, ,k,
No 17 North Wharvo,, Philadelphia,
. . .
I ;''" ; "ooi v.,r.i.i, lor in., cneap U
Ih
sJ Are-ide bv
May 30, 164T.
A C. MENSOIL
: sxGMnefi Hem.
AND
H BJ fimnihila 9 inn
TMIE uotifrslirnetl rosneotfully informs
i his friend, and tlia public that he ha. taken Iho I
l.ttkBVKlliaifl.in lllnninf liurg, incnieu nn .mill, ni. -.
directly nppuitr iiie conn iinnso. wiiun hub nrrn
iliroimhlv nnaire.l nnd l.nnrnvod. where he lit pre.
-,,,,,, , j ,'Gu. tf mr with good Inrc
aiiilloiciicrnlsati.rnriinn.
h.n In connection with the linchanjc Ho.
tC, eiCillrnl
I Moonisbiirg April ,5 ,1t.G
STKAM liNGINKS AND BOILKH,
! 1MI I' subset Ibcr is now nrcnjml. with new Machine
1 ry, to build st.it I on my engines Irtun 3t" lutl liorse.
lowrri upon uio inieutimproviupiaustanu win inn hi iu
tn'cr ilouMeitiul sIiihIc por'aMo engines friini 10 to 40
tursc poucrjlitred upon c.trrlaitfs, iih lloilcr scar
'itR tU pumps all coinpt.'H ami ready far ncllon. Also
-ry 1 1 ii dor tlueand tuhul.itlioliers.cait iron eon! bre.ikg
trs puictiteii in inju,ior uireiimig flrntn nun cr.ichinr
oru nnd now inadr on a largo srale forpreekliiR n
orenklng emit, llcjvy mining pumps and flrn tnslntl
rfsard complete with dtiithlu iictlnjx fiirjirtjr pumps, ni
kinds f inillpenrinpitid house caitins made to order!
I.tncslmlliug with nuy delrd sizes ol pulleys fin Is lie
wiiu u.injtrrs ironpiatiiiig; fiono,say '.Miicet lone; n
Mud of Irnii turnlltt licnvv prof,
turned with any ilotrcl pitrhnflhre
Thul.oit Itonsb Irnn tlireflilni Mi
ncavv press mm otucr screw
il pitch nfihrend,
Marh nes. that ever
cnniu beTnro tliopul)lic,cnl Iror nnd w'odi'nmachlnes
fundi lo order. Lever nower. iCnln or trend i owrr
niatlo to urucr. Also takes orders for the f.. low! ftp ma
rliluery; Harrison's latest pit in t grain mill, SltMMJ of
fered by thn Patentee lor its equal. It will grind in qr.od
fln nieaWS bushelsiu ono hour. Also bolls nml nlivn
tnrsall In nr.Irr.niiul'.ntr lu 1'atentUtowcr.u.anuf.ictur
I rd by 0..D Harris At Cn.",the most powerful lllotvei
now In use with tlicleastimounl ofpower, onooffhlch
"Ml"'- I'll. ,..... ."IIM Itri U4IIIUIIIUIII Mil
Uifitliove works willbo warranted tobt what they,,
sold Inr.
Also Take orders fur Scott's Talent Illacksmlth
Sirikrr,andrf!;litstonse them in theeoii n ties nf Coin m
bla.MoK.our.Norlh imerlnnd.Lvcominc, SutlJrau and
Clinton, one of which can bo seen tit inv shnp-
LIHVI3 II . MAUS,
M(irLli2, lS-lfi. Rtnoinsbu, Columbia ic ,
v,,-
iiBfe'HfSp
atZ r-2
; QATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPOltT
ERIE RAIL ROAD.
VMrcct Railroad conn tttlon httvttn JVtogara Folio en
Philadelphia. Shortest, (ivttlett end thteittt l.tvttfrlm
llercrnKcioorl(to I kUadelpkia, J.'armtirg, titttlure
Uallmore, ivothington eitji, and tho South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elnilrn dally (elcepl
X Siind.i, '.) atr A. M. pas. in; WillHinsnort nl 111 15
A M. connecting with llend'ny Rail Road nlPortClln.
ton, und renchlns Pliiladclphin nl7 30 r. M.
Itetiirnine, leavo Philadelphia from corner ofUroad
ami Vlncstrcelf,nl730, A. .M. eiiclilns Willlam.nori.
at 3 13. P. M.. mid nrrlvlns niEI,i.lr.intn, P. M .
I'ASSENnER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT 0LIN10N IfOR 11ARRISRUR0,
Direct, via Dauphin nnd Susouchnnn.-i Rail Road.on Hi'
nrtlvalolCainwls.il Train, at i ti P.M.rcachliic llt.r.
risburBiil8P..M.
Iletiirninslcnve IlarrUbnrenl 7 1.1 A M.-.connertlns
at PortClintoii with Cnttawitifnl rnlu b.iundwest form
ing tin- uiostdirect route In ll. rrl f Imi rjj. 1'i.trbiirff. Hal
timoreiindihe Sotiih, rniiiteciini- thr.o pnliitf with a'
Nortliwe.tern Peliit.ylvaniaaiul Wisti-ruNrw York
Coiinei-.ljijrnt Elmiin with train. on New Vork.utd
Erii'llnll lloadjulso, with tin- Elnnra, Catiaudagau,
Rochp.'.er, lliitfaloand Niajratn rails.
Ccl.nectlnpdirei.tly with tiiedreat Western Rnilrnn
at Suspension bridco for Detroit. Cliirai-o. St Louis,
fce , thu. makinit Hie .liortnst,.iud theapest route frou
I'hiladuli.hi.i tolhoM' points. '
A KltEtCHT TRAIN.
Will leave Wlllblinporl DAILY, at 0 30 A. M.ro
l'lllladeli.hln.
Preigtittralntnaiidfroni Philadelphia witlioultran
nil 1 1 l.i - lit .fro in Reading Rail Road l'rclghtDejiot.cotn.
or oi iiixiiii nnu liii-iij .ni-i-is,
TRAINS PASS DANVILLE AS FOLLOWS
UOINO KASr.
Pns-ongerTrnln 12 M.
I'relght Train, !l 31 A.M
COINC WEiT.
PasKengerTrnln , 3 23 ! M.
r reigni 'i rain, X'l p, M
FARES
Uetwcen rHilr.rlelpliii andRupeit, JJ 411
' Danville, 4 nil
' ' l;alawlssa, A Ml
" ' Tuinaiua 2 I'O
" " Jlilloli s Hi
' Wliliauitpnri, 3 Po
Fiflf pollnils ofpersonnlbuecflpe iilluwedtn eneli pn.M
.I'liger excess chtirgi'd at double fir. .c las. Irelcl'lraiei
II A FONDA, t'-Jiirmitmifint.
J.ill 2G, 1F5I,
PHILA AND HEADING IllL HOAD
Wi'ite- .irrauxtmcnts fj t'diaenger Trains,
Uniriry Is , SSS7.
Ur rrnitn. t'oinj ortlt, Imo Tiiifa deli hia nti
A M nn i .i r M. "
Hon u Trjiun gui nyrfoidU. Ii ni- 1'i-ttsv ilUut 7
I A.3I
ire. .iiki -1 i .
jUpir.iiiwpas Rcadingrtl lu.'JJ A. M.nndti 2l M.
down Ti.iins 5,13, A. M, " 5,-13 1. M.
Thu UxprmTnin is iliocontinucd until further no
, "c,) ':i""f"n"crtious)ire muio by the Ui.a A. M
tIlJ .Vwn ,ro&ip()rtClini.Mit Llinliannd all interme
''Utf puuiw and by thu ti.J 1' M lpl rnlu from Toft
MHInloti In Cltitir.l, Ciiidtidalzua ll'ltlit'o. Ninunra. h.
it"'., i.tiit.i-jij, pi, iiiii,i, lyiivi'iipnii ami ioiii;it);
M iltiotr thixruuto thdihurleni ami ihedputi to the Lake
I'.rlcesaitdCaiiaaa.
I OiiKiinduys.tha Dnii'ii A. M. Tnln frjm Poitiville,
j andlp P. M. Train froci I'JiiJJdipliiu, only, run.
IUnmsaraa Coseitio., by Dauphin llairua.l at An
o ii i ii
A snecial Aeeomnindntioii IVisseiiirer Trull, l.nvi.
llendiiigdailly (nn pt r'.,ui,la) s.)ul 71 A. Al., rrlu rniiie
Imm Auburiijiiil, I'. AI., on arrival ol 3.10 1'. M
iruniironi iiarri.nuri.
WAY FAKES'
Fuom Readino to
l'lil(idi.rphii.SI.73aiull.4; Pntl.vlllc 51,03 nnd 0,e3:
Auburn, 0 75.
THROUGH FARES, to llarrinbur,' SJ.53; Tnmaqua
CI,:U; Witfieinsporl SI. 10; Umlra l!l,.:i3 Cniinnd.ii
gua'."u "uirilt nr Niagra$lil.ini; Clravelandsiu,
jl). Toledo $14.75 1 Cincinnati $10,(111 , Chicaeo SJu.ll
Roc1 l.'and $25,01). u
ALL PaisungcrsH llproctire ticket, before enert .
J'iM. inccntsexlru on Fare, paid iu ihn ear
y Lis- .o f pcrsvual Ilai,'aaeeaiiicd each l'as.e n
oircrtlut wolj htchargi'dasExlr.i llnggnce
il A. NICOI.L8,
una 3,1.1817-lf. Cen'l Sup'l
RUSINESs NO'J'ICE.
HERRING' FIREPROOF A FE Another Victory
F. BjBtddorm.r.lo.t tendon, C. ltr.,Jlgintfor erna'i
lwiur,LwLTiri,:,,.i?.i?.
' Wn. llcstrOVed liv llrnl.al nl.M 1 .....l' ..... 1. 1 v'.!
willrcineinbct I bouhat one oflierriiic'fBnfes fromyou
, lusi.'iarcu, auu i navo inucU pleasure in lufoniijiigyuu
aitood the flro Hrii, 11 wacpirfKily redliot for .ever,
I 00 hour.; the handles nnd brass plate both incited oir
'ii .1 alter haiiiins it on toi the bur ni iieembci wo had
..'... -. ,.' ""iy'"'. on "" uni'ic it
rnuin ue opeueu. 1 on may lancy
"I1"1' o" may lancy my sali.lacllon at
nudiiismyli.iok,iiiort;a!es,deeds,noteandcashcill
, u , J, . B a,l!oul" vaiaanio papers in it
which, had I lost, would navo completely rumrd mo
You will plca.o send mo another anfo ,1 1 rrr 1 1 1. n.l
will .end yon Iho old one that you may .how Itto all
whowishtii Imvenperlertlyfiro prool.afo.
1 remain, duarSir.your.rospfclfully,
... J.W Emirioh.
X.T Thoaiib.eriberf liavcon handfor .ale, one of the
argestnGortmeiilot Fiiibako iluKOi..RPnoor B.fas in
i world euarrnntcedlobe ooual in the above aiidsu.
.lerioilo u.n other nowoMeredtotlte dul.lic.
FAHRELS fc HERRING
aaui.1. id35-v' '"et.l'hlladclphl..
LANDRETH'S EXCELSIOR CORN
emiibLiliUS, t un HAND OR POWER.
Vo make four tiros of the above Oom
Ebelleis, and warrant Iheiuto give satisfac
tion, or the niiuiey returned. Theyaro far
fuperinr lo any now io iho market. Will
.h II flreon Corn nj well Rm a m.n ,ni
dl.ount tu .er., Iteidiii'. Patent Power Corn
Bhllers onaOleai.er. alio manufacluredandfor lale,
whole. ale and retail, by
I LANDRETII itSON.o.
.. . '.'i1!'-!" S,e'1 Warehonsko
Nos. 51 andSJ S. SIXTH St., below Marlnh
1,'ovember, 15, 1830. Philadelphia. th
PHILADELPHIA CARPET STORE
pARPETINCS, Oilcloths, Windnw Shade., Matsan
yj Mattins,-Jus received Stl.uoo pkre, new styii
nufnetured and liuporled fiprcly for CARP TI
LL. Jlerchanu ami Housekeeper, will iileasn nn.
NaudViiNorth Second Slrect"lst iZ, below
March '.'.1. 1 f .10.
J. SIDNEY JONES.
rnisii.iioTii &.iinoTiii'ns.
WHOLESALE
T ACC ) n B'3 A Fi Kit S ,
N.lOS.NOKl'II TIIUID STUEET
Five doors beluwltaco,
rUILADELPHIA.
Janrurav 10, 1P53
C. C -ADLER .; CO.,
Mn.O.Mnrll, lV.,iH m.ti i .
.,, ,, hh,, uhliu g 111! at 0
U iii I nutiiwin.'Mii,i,i.iu ... . .
A. M. RUPER'J'.
Tlii.,c.nd HhM,..,nMaaUf.ciVlFlor en Wm
eirect below l!Pe,F, elnic "
1 j-rorruior, inteiiinn ur l-ereirn nn rnn( am II elillr. Jnl.i. l'
X S. Houghton's
GKKAT GU11K Toil DlTSl'lU'SIA.
riMli: True niceitlve
,1 riii M, nr (limtrlc
Juleo Prepnreil from
Rennet, nr the fnu HI
flnmnrh nfllie tlt.nrier
fllrvrtintitof ll.irnn Lie
Ml. theorem I'liyilnlnc
Irnl (MieniUlt It) J K
Tniif.lilnn.At I) . 11.1 1
& .Inlt.l.ln. In .
I'll l v i n Nnlilro'i ow n n.mn.l u r.,. . ....i...i.t... o.
'"i5h'n 1,n0",t0fA"i'"."f"" c1"'ll enrnllte pnnere.
..... - 1 1 """ttciitui nr iMiuinonii
PV.iotocV! Prof. ll1ininn.f,l Ynli.t!nllr.,la,tl. ........
tel'sPhyslologyi fcctnge iher Willi reporunf Cures
fromoll pallioflho llnilcd Slnef.
Soldby 15. r. I.uti nnd J. Il.Mi.yer, lllnnmf liurg
B. II. Plowman lletwlck. Orl3, IP.I.I ly
LANDRETH'S WA HRANTUD GAR.
DEN SEEDS.
Grtsss snnna nnLD snnns, and n.owcn
SUL'DS, for sale by
d. LANDnrnt & son.
Son 21 and 21 Sou th Sixth at , rhllndclphia,
March 33, 187.
CAMHll OOKNERS IIOTKL
ai.lU'INDlMtSIflNni), Informs hl friends and it
. tru"cliK public. that Iiehas purchased the abovu
trnlunldf propt rty nnd thoroughly improved the Cambte
I Intel, located IH miles Nni th of t!Ioom,,ur, jn t'amnr-i,
.raiinilr. " uMo or, P' ' 'C" ",c"nl
coursuttavel l.y tno
Uatliora JUatt LoaClt
and willalwaystlnd this the mosl convcnlcn t part
firtinL'nnd arrivin:
'lhakubscribcr,nl okecpsn
Livery Ktablishmcnt,
In connection with his Hoteland ftlnll ffoute, liv which
he ran ntntl tlmesearry visitors, Hunters or Hshinu
parties, to thn Long I'ond, or any other deFtination, un
short notice and w ith good travelling facilities.
IILNUV J YAI'LE.
Camhrn.July 1. 1650.
nioonshur Tlinvaro andSCovp Store.
'pIWuiideMigncd respectfully informs his o,t friends
1 audcu4loiiiert,tliHthe has purrlnsed his brother's
interest I ut he above eatnblishment.andiheroiicurn il
herealterbn conducted by hlmsell eiclusivi'iy. He has
jusliecelved and offers for sale, the larceainnd
t.rb niostestiMisive assortment of TAN'OV STOVES
jtvra cvtT Introduced iutothts market,
ie His stockconsi't of ,i roiuplctr'asgorimTil ol
ebthept ConLinsnnd nrlor stoves in the market, to
iheger'jth Stovo Fixtures of every defer int Inn, Oven
and l.oxalovns.U.vlintnrs, Cylinder Stoves, Cast Iron
Alr-TisU Slovus, Cannon Stoves, tr.. Sec .
SloYepltpenud Tinwarenontantl) on hand nnd man
ufactured to order. All kinds of repairing done, as
usual. on shortimttee.
The palrnnasenf old friends trid new cusl mcrs re
jpeollullr solicited.
A. M. KU1T.ITT.
loomshnr);, Jan 2, 1854 If
National Hotel.
( LATE WHITE SWAN, )
Sides $ $ lover.
liacc Stictt, itlfve Thirt'. Philadelphia
P.Tinr:iiiK,,laleoribetlroi Steve ns.'tlclliiigslicaufc Co
J.Mr. T. frtmvKa, of the Union Hold,
Augu.i Ji, le.'Ut.
P II RE X 0 LO G I A L 0A15INE T.
FOIJ'LKKS, WELLS & 10.,
Plllil'.NOLOIIIf TS AND PUnLIFIIEIIH,
Arch Street, below Seventh; I'liila'tl.
V rl" " an work on I'lirenolKgv.riiy.iohiuy
W.iU'ri'uri! M unrllsiii, and Plioimsrapliy.
?J tivh U.,l.n.,.l.lU nl V..., V..I
TX IVofei-si ma m 111 itions with ch.irts
ml
- tun wrui-n "eirripiioii ut tuarariir
e'nin? Oiliiiu t free.
lay mid
M.iy 12. IK..5 v
Mount Vernon House.
S coml strict, ilwe licit, Vhila'.h,
nHIF. undersigned having purchased lb. iutiisl o
J. Mr I). IMairin llieubnvi.i.i.9lnl,lii.hedllolel ivll
aow Irive the solo supervi.lou ol Hie es tabhshmeii
anil ..ili.it. Hie li.itroii.iseiiril.epiil.il,.. ,. IhhNcoiiH
dent 1 1, -i I a tlial nlhis House. Uont., Tnbt... Seiv.iul.
tic., will pre vo lliebi'.t recommendation In-ran i vo
I. L. IIA il RETT,
1857.
SPUIXO AND SUUMFR,
GEO. IIL'LPIN H CO.
IMPCIRTF.RV Attn .V 1NUF.1CTUttV.RS.
171 CHESNUT STREET,
Are now prep ired'tn exhibit thi'irNewftytt.
POll S PI! TNG TRADE
INCLUIIINO '
Rlalirk und coloredSilk Mnntllns CJianlly Luc" Man
Maclllt.1.. IVncli Lain Manilla., Embroidered Hilk
Minllllii., Ilfglcd Laceaiid Nit Manlilias, Muilrnlng
Maiitlllas, ll.i.'iue., Talmas, fcc , fcc.,
Allormucll willbo oir.r.. ut the Lowest Prifcs
UEO. IHILPIN ,t ,;,.
, I -'""nut Street, abovu 7ll, Phlla dtlua .
.Inrch 7lh, ld57.
CHEAP STOREA
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
nndnrsiirned take cloabure in on
1 tlOUnClll7 to till r C Ultoiliei. Hnd tlin nl. 1 1 .
, 2,"'-"'allhey li.ivejimicceived.al tho Lime Rideo
" "":' .oriiiieiu 11
i Snrinf ami Rnnimni. P.U
rt Pr'"g mu OUIlltner IjOOlIf!,
Comprising every ariiclu usually kept in
i.uuiuiy riuiu. which iiaveliein relected will, rn.
' and will lid sold ai very ow nrlrp. f, ...
BUY GOto
onslMiiic of a Utf, nriely of Cloths, Oasslnicr.
elalnes, llraze., Calicoes, tU. a..iiiur.,
CI Country produce taken I n excliancefor rood.
Civeu.a call. Nono need go away di.sauflcdf
0. & G. LOW.
I-iino ItidgT, March 38, 1837.
ONE DOLLAR A i'EAlT
Circulation over 100,000 Copies Weekly.
25 Witnesses,
OR,
THE FORGER CONVICTED.
JOHN S, DYE is tho Author, who ha. tad ten
J year.experlenco as a Ranker and Publisher, and
Auliio r o 1 a .erie.o; Uclureo cl tho Uroaitcoii Toltlnade
when, for ton tucceisivu nliihl., over
, O-30.UD0 People jn
Greeted lilm with round, nf anplauaa, while he ox.
Ii Hilled the manner in which Ooiii,tf,itori execute
detirll'ng ih'cni"l " d "l,0,tc" f
7'4e ilat Note F.ngracere all oay that he io tho crtateot
Judge of Fapor Monty living .
Greatest Discover; of the Present Century
for Detecting Counterfeit lianlc Notes.
iiescrlbing every Genuine RIII In existence, and
exhibiting ut a glaiico every Counicrfcii in rircuo.j
Arrnnited so odnilrubly.thit Utference is Kaiyand'.
"l!."-'!011 Iii.lantaue... I!
Rut .o .InipiirtM and aVrVuge,!.' ,5 1 T,,7r ,', u
Ranker and lluslueis Man ran see cll.t a glance. '
ri , Frr.eA and Oirm.n,
Tongue. Uio tamo in hi. nnn Nnlvc
Most pufect Bonk Note list Published.
Also a list of all llie
PRIVATE HANKERS IN AMEIIIOA,
A coin.lele8uniniary i.flhe Fim.uci or Enao.a inn
Aniaic Wl I bo publisben , ec""ltln, ,It"?
with all the important NEWS OF TUB WAY Alio.
A SERIES OF TALES
rrom nn old Manuscript found in the Eail It fur
nisliti lheiiio.icoiiiilitjjnioryof
ORIENTAL LIFE,
njKii hi... in.in...i..i ...
l'hro.iil.o.t.,,uwl,olye,r";,,l wi prov "t .o"
lf'l''liHiiiBeveroflrfd to l he public
"f "'"'"hedwe.klv to ftubrcnbir. only, at SI a
' ' ,"" """do "A"?' ivr .
I rMfh,, ,ui rf01,,l,,o.;;jVallli
1)11 IIOUOHl'ON'S,
v. JiniHT. ii ri"Y 1IIIK lllilverillv! Prnr. Ilnn.tt.
tit Till'.
v.iroAVf . &.1FRTV rr.V&T commnv.
I f ALNUT Street, South
I 1 V rTllIRl, t'hilvlilphln.
West corntr
tiienf niitriteit tiv Hut Kinle. nf 'ertnitrtvnn.a.
JMoney is r'"eivedln any sum, Itrjre or small nnd
infr'sl paid fom thcdiy of deposit to the day of
wtthdrnttl,
The rfiicp Is open every day from 0 oVlTk In tho
morning till 7 o'clock In lie, evening, and on Munda).
nnd Thursday evening, till 0 o'clock
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All umilarR or small, are paid bnck.ln COLD ott
demand without uotlru, tunny ninnnnl.
President Unti 1ILMIVL. lirNi:it.
Vicnrreiident, HOIir.riT SELITllDUH
Secretary WILLIAM J lti:i;D,
Directors ;
llenr) h, Ilenner, C. Lnndreth Munns
i.dwaidL Carter, F, Carrol) Itrewstcr
RobcrtyelfrldBC Joseph D. Unrry,
Samuel K Anhton , Henry L Chitrchmsn
Jamesll. Smith. Trancts Leo
This companyconnnes us busin es entirely to the
reciivlnffof mcneyon Interest, The investments a
monntinrto nenriy.
" L per published report of ASSETS, ore iimde In .
f.rfct class Kcurities.'os will nlwaysinsurn perfect to-
icurily lo Urn depositors, and which cannot IjiI lo eiv
o periiianencynnd t iillity lo .this old nml wep osiab.
li.hed In. lilulion,
(Feb. 1, 1835.)
.March Till, 1S57,
AYER'S PILLS,
ifr.w and sincrnlarlv stjrrrsfiil rrniedy for tho
enrenf nil Bilious tltsc-wes ('ostniiit'M, Iiirlt
t;estion, JntindiVe, Dropsy, llhetnn.tlinn, l'evcr(
CJout, IImonrs,XcolbIleB,, Irritaldlitj, Itiflnmma,
tioni, Ilcml.icho, I'aini In the Hrr.it, SnTc, Hack,
and Limbs, Kcinilc Cumphunti, Xe. ikc Imltnl,
iery few arc tlie diseases hi which a I'liratiw Medu
cine in not more or Irs re'iniretl, and ninth sick
ness nnd suirering rnilitlie lrecnti'd, i( t Imrin
les? bwt cifectunl Cathnrlic wtre more frn-U it-ei!,
No person ran feel t vldlJa emtlvo liiildt of
body pre all ; bosidw, i t soon u;cn rn let si x'u nw
often fatal iliKeasesylilch might li.tvt been nwUV r
by tho Umcly and judicious tuseof .iiod jMtrKutivM.
This Ii alike Into of ColuN, Tpverinh HVinpliMns, and
Bilious derangements. 'I hey nil trnrt Id lici ome or
produce the deep seated nnd fonmd'iMe .lUtetnperi
vi hich loid the hearses all oer Hit I ttid- I loin e
reliable family phjr-ic U of Hie thsi iuipiirtance fi
the public health, nml this Till luit liniiriieifeetc4
with emioumtnatc sUill to meet thut duimnd. An
extensive lri..l of its iilifcs by l'li.!Wns IVofts
sora, nitd I'aliciits, hus ahon'n rosiilts surp issinur,
any tiling hltheitn kntnvn of any medMiie. Cure
have IVsn ell'ectcd hevond brJicf, neie thoy tint sub
slantUteJ by jurwuii nf Mich exaljrd position mill
chancter a to fotbij On RusjjU'iun of untruth.
Aniujiy; the ninny eminent cntlemwi vbu lime
testified in fau.r of'lhese Tills, mny lui-iilinn
Prof. J. M. LucKK, Atieilytlc.il Chemihl, of t'in
rinnati, mIiomj Uigh profutofir-l th.ineter ii en
d'lr'td lj;
.Ion M l.riM, JiuUo of the Supiemp Court of
the United Miles
Titos Cuitwiv, Si-dctnry of tho Tioaiiry.
II'. ii, J. M, Winuiir, (Jnu-rur Ii.di.ma.
N. LoNdwoltnt, Krrat w.ne f;rmv r of the West
Also, Hit. J. U. Oilii.HjN, l'r.icUc.,1 Cheuiist, of
New Vork f'itv, endor.'-1 In
Uo).. W L. MAitrv,HHrelnry nf State.
Wm. II. AttntH, tho ri.hc-it num in AnirriiM.
S. Li'.mvo . Co., lrorS of tho M-lrnp,,litni
Hotel, and nnuy fill. us.
Did sp'ue noi'iitlt, eo:iM rite iwiii hiiTidrcd
rtilifitalfcK, fii,m nil rurts u-hcio the I'llls Imvo
been uvod, but edc(a evn tnoiL or,nl!ioiiiij lh
tho rxperienrc of ominjJit public men i ft. und ir)
their c.fccts upon Obi,
Those I'iils, ill-f1 1 esult of bmu; imoslistion nr.d
study, ntc o I it-re. I to thu public m the bmt roid
most tompleto which tho locent t-tato of medFl
fioiinee un airnr.I. 'lhfynrc oi iiipotitid'd put of
tho dni(.'s thcliKf-hi's, l.t of tlie iiK-dicintjl Tirtups
only of VYKctiibfo temedies, cxtrsitcd Ly rhomirij
proi-He In u stato of pmlt, nnd eumlunod logothtr
in Mtehn manner us. to i Wire tLobest results. This
system of composition fr im d nina has bton foun4
in the Clu-rry Tot tor.il und J'ilU Uitli, to produce .1
moro ciHfii-nt rniKly (lum had liillurto brou
tamed bv any pores. Tho ronmni is perfrelly oh
Mt'iit. While by lhoM mode of ftonipiMitini,iMPry
iiH'diclT'P Is bnfdtnojl with tuoro or lem of itci.
mnnioiis niid injuumjs ouklilies, bv lhf fn-li imli
idtnil iilo only thai U desired for tho enr-vtio
clivd is . resent. All tiio inert nnd obnoxious t
itiosof eHfh stibstanroomploycd nre left I liiird, tlm
cnrntio iiluo-r only Lritj n tidned. Htnee It .
self evident Ihc odoeU should pr.no, p thry h
prned, wore inu-fU rti.n-di.il, wid ti.i 1'iils k suit i (
moih powerful niitidote to diseu than dm utln-r
m edi, llp 'tiiuwii to tlio wtiild,
Ar it U frofjuontU esptsl'ent thut nn ntli. Inu
r.hoiddhe taknt under tho ooutiwl of mi ut inline
I'hjsieijn, nnd ns .o could not prnpuly jmlcte oT u
remedy wiJheUt kiionini; Hi toniposh'ioii, I )me
nnpplied the iiminibc I nrimjlu. bv wliich hnth my
Peelyrnl mid I'ills nio mndo tn thc'whnlo body o'f
rraititioncrsin tho rnilotlhl.itcHtind Itriti.li Amm
ican lVr.rijies. If, liiiwi-u-r, Iheie should be any
ojio who has not received them, thoy will bu
lomptly forwardf d bv mail to his rcpiest.
Of all the J'ateni feii(incs lhat itto oflen d, bow
few vcuiild betaken if thi'ii coic,msition was kiiuwn !
llicir life ei.l.hlh-tK ill tbrir inthl, vv
. iunll.
I lime no
The riniinniltlnii of niv nrrnnii.lloi.4 Is lnid in.pii
In i!l ii.cn, and u!l lm iuc rninpeU nt Ii. jtuiui' on
Ii. fcubjei t fiec-Iy jiekiin.ii;c lluJr ei.uietioiiH nf
tlieH- fi.lriii-.iu ineriu. 'Iliu Cl.tny 1'ictiir.il iva
pronociiced l.y M-iei.tif... men lo W n woinlcrfill
i.icdiiiiM bt-foro il. clli'Lli were knonti. Muny eiu
inrnt l'lij-bicianK lute Aleel.utd lbo faniuo Mimg nf
my i'illH, and ctrn more eoiiliileutly, and uie will.
iiiK to ecrlify Unit llivir oiitiripatliii wiro mule
llinii leulicd by tlieir onecls upon tiinl.
They iiperato l.y Uuir potvorful intliienco un the
internal tintera to purl I) Iho blnoil and ktiinnbto it
into heulthy action reinove Hie obslructinn. of
tho stoiiincli, Ijowels, liter, nnd other omani of tha
body, mtorint; tleir incRiiLir action to liciillli, and
hy toHccliiijr, whercur they exKt, inch dtrango
ruenU as lire the first oiiin of diensc
iieinir, BUKtir-wropjied, tlu-y are pleasant to take,
and beiiiR purely veRetablc, no harm can ariso fronj
Iheir use in any quantity.
For minute direction., ace wrapper on tho llox.
rilF.FAIIKIl UY
DB. JAMES 0. AYER,
l'rnctienl mul AmilytlRiil Clicmlst,
LOWELL, MASS,
Price 25 Centi per Box. Five Boxes for SI.
SOLD 1IY
E3-K. 1 LUTZ.and all Druitlns In Bloirnitiurg.
and Dealeri In luedlcinci cveryuheru.
May 10, 1P57.
CENTRE STORE.
fiPUI.VG & SU SI 9IK it oons.
"HIE iinilorsisncd tnkn nl
Jor,ula lUe ci'ena ol Centre and vll li'lly', that
" Ju" ""'ved a large and .elect a. .oilmen I
of
! SPRING fc SUMMER GOODS,
Coniprisingihelieavieii itockandmoilvariedaiiorl.
I iiieiitolla.liionaiilc, useful und .uuBtaniialMerchau
ilim thailiavi.in.pnom.red lo the public oioi er kind
and'iua ity, which they wlllsellforreadylnny.ai very
rcaiouablo price.. '
ICy-Connrry nrndiirrtaVen Ine ichange for lood,
liicliidlng I! ruin and Lnu ler and the public cuituiu
reipeelliiHvsolciteil,
SAMUEL LAMRACK.
Fowlcr.vH'o. Marrh !lf 1857.
NEW
SPRINO AND SUMMER
To be Sold Yen Clirav.
fmWmMm
SiTitvrt -..?i i"
..iCT!
JUST REL'EIV F, AT THE STORE OP
J. J. II HO WEIL
Oloouikbillg Alil S3, I"07-3