Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, July 18, 1857, Image 4

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Lightning Hoda.
Wo arp 6orry tLnt an. excellent paper
from our friend, Edward Stabler, on the
eulijoct of lightning rods, was not received
until our spaco was entirely occupied with
other nutter. It is a subject of much
impottancc, and wo shall bo glad to put on
record his valuable- tostimony as to the
efficiency of tboso conductors.
Giving his own exporienco for a period
of "niac years, as President of tno Mont
gomery Do. Mutual Insuranoo Co., ho
tays : "Our risk aro about four millions,
and wo have probably fivo hundred barns
iosurod ; a largo proportion have lightning
rods j and of tho whole number destroyed
by lightning, not one was thus protected j
nor 1ns a singlo building insured or unin
sured, bo far as has como to my knowledge,
and protected withjods, Icon destroyed by
lightning-"
Tho Lycoming County, Pa. Mutual
Iosuranco Oonipsny has been in operation
oventeen years; and has issued within
that time, fifty-one thousand, tlireo hundred
and thirty-three policies ; notono protected
by lightning rods was destroyed by light
ning during tho wholo period.
'Xbo Worcester County, Massachusetts
Mutual InsuranceCo.jhasbeenin operation
thirty four years, and in their late Annual
lleport says "No building with rods on it,
being injured by lightning (when properly
fitted) has como to our knowledge."
Mr. , says of tho wheat crop, ''So far
as I have observed, and from rcliablo
sources of information, in this State, tho
whoat crop is very short. I have not seen
half a dozen fields of good wheat; generally
very light, and hundreds of acres not worth
euttiDg." VtUagc Ricord.
Bat proof "Corn Crib.
"In framing, let tho sleepers into tlio
ido silb, so that tho top of the sleepers
and sills will bo level ; joint your flooring,
drive up tight, and nail down fjst, and you
havo a floor that will neither loso your
scattered corn, nor let in tho rats and
mice. Neither stone nor brick for under
pinning, for tho rata will certainly under
mine them, and your sills settle ;but use
good blocks, two feet long, brought at the
top the size of sill. Use theso precautions,
and I will guarantee you a co.mplcto rid
dance from the rat tribe, if you do not let
' them in at tho door."
JL, Word to Milkers. Tho sago of tlio
Ploughman says : "Tho milker should be
on good terms with tho oow. If milkers
scold and kick, the cow will, most likely,
return the latter ; and moreover, she can
not kick to advantage when her leg is in
close conjunction with the milker; for the
spaco is required between the agent and
the object, Tho best milkers are tho
quickest; for-there will be a flow in less
than a minute from the commencement of
the process. Tdko advantage of this, and
p.revent its return. Milk dry; for tho
etrippings arc worth- four times as much
for butter as tho milk that is first drawn."
This is good advice. A lazy, scolding
milker, will soon spoil a good caw.
Rats, An agricultural writer, estimates
that every rat eats and' destroys, on an
average, ono pint of grain, or its equivalent
in other food, per week. A farmer who
has been troubled with this- species of
vermin, calculates that, on an average,
every farmer in tho State of Pennsylvania.
(taking that State as a sample) supports
ten rits on his premises. Ten rats, at
pint each per week, would consume eight
bushels of gram por year; or, taking 150,
000 as the-number of farmers in tho State,
one million two hundred thousand bushels
annually to support tho rata of Pennsylva
nia ; a very considerable, contribution to
ards the maintenance of a nuisance.
Food for Cms. Dairymen state that,
on an average, and tho soasou through,
tho cream from fourteen quarts of milk is
required to make a pound of butter. One
who feeds pumpkins to his dairy cows
claims that, with this food, nine quarts of
milk yield a pound of butter. Farmers
and dairymen who hare tried pumpViu
feed, state that thero is invariably a large
increase in butter and cheese. A. pump,
kins can be raised ut small expense, thero
is no reason why they should not beooisc
a profitable articles of food for cows,
Areyour JPasturesJProvidcdwith Shale
Trees ?U 'they are, well and goud ; if
not, open the way to a strip of woods, that
your stocks may have 'tho shade when they
wish; and then plant in suitable places iu
tho pasture some ufthe hardier trees, which
should, of course, be well protected till
they grow out of the reach of tho cattle. I
Locusts, oaks, elms, and various other trees
may bo planted tlius with profit, The
Advantages of shado to a large stock will
very great.
Chdtivation of Corn. KcSp the culliva.
and boo, or corn harrow acd hoe, in
ir enrn.i e rifl ennir.nt v trnm rnva ,,t
.1, . .. . ...
lay ti uy, wmcu stioum do wiion it
t inlo fiillf. T.At no r fir da rtmw thz-rntn
e .....
keep tho sail at all times opqn to tho
encca or inn sun. ucn arid rain. in
- i
l.i 1 i. t . .1 ii
a ui uiuuLUb uu cuiu lu hmcii iiim xnii
n
I3ut don't .uso tho plow
SPUING AND ' suIMER''''''
Onnds. iiiiaiii.v coNcr.vrrtATi.n compound tluiu
. . -..-J UXTIIAUT UUUIIU,
T lliVpii "t
heha.eslablisht.da splendid- I
war'
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9
In the ele,anthewt?iore House. Jmt creeled In Roll.
bun. Columbia county , rn,.uherche ha. now opened
altrie and choloe nisortincht of
Snrini- nn.l rfmnninr flnn.la.
I Which hcli determine., to .ell on .ueh term, nswlll ,
,Jl-,'r.?J 'V.i'.'1 1 " h,r ,!'.el n.,.,y." w,,0"ro w,nl
or ilerriianulzn. In nt to ntl him thir eiiKtnin 1
reference tot he want It It commit nllynn (I without
h ...... ... n iiiiumccMiiMtnuuiitiiiiu
inu ne risk nntiiint in assnrmjt tils rrieims ,
ex. rylhliimuallykipt in Country 8lores,cali here tie
hed.i "llille cheaper than tlie cheapest.'. . .
..ruountry produce, including u rain, '.umber, fc
taken Inexehangu for gooda
wilso.v Aann,
noliratiurs, March S3, 1PM, y.
Spring and Summer
GOODS'
fl'IitclVV. lA'nhl A'CO..
fjAVINO ju receiyeo and opened .heir .lock o,
'f.,!l",.'!.? '?.".!irll",n encompriacatne
. . 1 Vr.i ii .i i' ,NV. , 8 i .,,0,,:
mcnlnowolTeredlrithlaTOWN I llavlni pildercat
attention la llir selection of thelrenllre stock, an to
prlecand quality, they flatter Ihenuelyea that tncy
can Conine. e with the erpit, and alltlioao wlihlna
to buy cheap, can aave money bvcivinirutacan. Wo
have nit kfnda ol flood and Warea losupplytne
roople. A very large lot of l
liADIIJS' DK1SS3 UUtiUK,
rrencn Merrnoes.wooit'iaids. Alpacas, iiomoarmcs, ,
leba!,el-olln.,larmelta. cloths, Mohai, . ....Ires,
...
iiiiii DeLalues.rcrsiancloinsuingnauJs.yaiicoes,
fn...
i.i .
Immings,
wnirr. nonn.q op all KlNns.eievee
MinilKercuieis, nouncings, ., n,m tiimmoige, .
Larcnndcdlng, bonnet ribh oris, in large variety , ,
velvet ribbons, and braids, kid, coUon.Uttd lisle thread-
gloves, Moknlt mill., &c.
We Invltennrfrlcnds and the public generally to
give us a call before pure basing elsewhere. l ehave
bougliloiir goodsat LoweslCash Price., and will not
beun crsoldbynnliody.ortlicrestofmanklnd.
McKKLVY, NEAL & CO. '
Bloom burg, March SI, 1SS7. 1
J. S. & U. L. PEROT,
Produoo nnd Oonoral
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS North Wliarv, s,
PHILADELPHIA.
RKrEREKCES:
JohnF Penliton.nsq. Philadelphia.
Messrs Hacker. Lea It Co. '
" Biti'i, Price A. Co. '
' llueknor, MeCainnion &l Co,
Cliarle. L'lli. & Co. "
" H. Morrli Wain 1c Co "
Onterbridge, Arvov & Co.
' Charles & Joseph Pcroi, '
Thomas t Maxwell, New Vork.
C. M. McClilne ic Co., St Louis, Mo.
" J.S. vtorn.jc Son, Louisville, Ky
March 15, 1550-y
MUKPIIY & KOONS,
OIINCRAT.
COMMSSION MERCHANTS,
AND WIIOLKSALH DEALERS IN
Fisn, CMKESE If vnof'isro.vs.
No. 47 North Warye. (below .e. Btreet)
PIULADELPi.IA.
llnve ccmstanllvoii hind a lama atik
VISIONS, whirhthey arc prepared to ie!l ai Hij loweit
rrJUUiKS promptly alien teu iu.
FebuirySl. IttiT.
DYER'S HOTEL.
Ctxttawissa, Pa.
HtRotdand wellknown Hotel, inthetown
afCatlnwissa.l.atlll kept by the under- leH
signed, andlnspiteof allllcense laws, he l9.U---S.Jd.
delerrained to make hi. house one of the 010s t comforta
ble plares forlravetersto stop at, that can be found In
the interior of Pennsylvania Hi. table will be furnish
ed daily with Hie besi tne Marketcan arrord.
U3mv oiutrienuaanuiravciierfgeneranyareinvncti
10 rail. jAcounycn.
May 31, 1835. jr.
M0NT01IU IiaUSE,
CURNT.R Of MARKET AND MILL TRCET8,
(muiedlately opposite tk Court 7ouji,)
DANVILLE, l'A
HAVING been recently reuovated and refurnished
in asunerlorstyte.ttiis c1eni,t llolcli. now reoon
tor the reception of strangers and vlallora, whose pa
ronage IsraipcciiJlly requested.
O. A.2U1.AL. X ,
lyi5,HJ'J.
JOILV M. FOKD,
IMl'ORTER, MANUFACTURER &I)EALEU IN
SADDLERY, COACH IIA11DWAUE
AND I 1.1 MSI I NGP,
No. 32, North Third St. Philadelphia.
PURCHASERS will And Ittnlbelr advantage to cf
r n ...i.t.i. . r,i ......
chaseiJ lorCairti; ad consists! n at I the variety of New ,
. . ... ' !
r. f-tuuraers snail uave panicunrmu prom pi i
itentlon.
Sep temlior fl. I 5G ly
-CIIAttl.ES II. MAUFLK'S.
WING AND LIQH0II STOKE,
iMo. 143 North 'llurd Street,
Above Race, East Side, Two door, above, the Eagle
Hotel .
PHILADELPHIA
Has constantly on hand French 0 randies , Holland
Gm jtnd a general assortment r.f Foreign. Wi nes, also,
all kinds or American Spirits, &c.
March 13. leSG
WM. S. SMITH & CO.,
Produce Factors
-AND
GENERAL COMMJSSWJf XEltCIMWTS,
No. 09 North Wharves.
rillh.AUCLl'IllA.
The Market value uf all cousicunients advanced in
Ca ill wlnn de ie.
March II. 1854 ly
PllEMIUM AGHIOULTUIIAL. IMPLE
MCNTA We areprertaredlo furnish Agricult
V&ferol Implemcntsoltho very hest qual itv manufdc
lwturrdut our Agr( cultural Works, Urlstol, I'a..
-iilie lowest caU prices, wholesaleor retail,an
wUlchallenze comparison with those manufactnredby
any othcreitabtlshmeot In the country The first pre
mlum of one hundred dollars was awarded us by the
Coiiimilteeof the IT. S. Agricultural Bocietv.to their
late Hihiliition ot Powell on, (or ttubent display of
Afrricitlturallmplementanianulactiiredby theezhibilor,
Kvery artir If soled by ut is war rented to be as rep re
sented, or loe.iaoney returned.
v. u.irxi'nr.i ii ntin,
Implements and Heed Warehouse,
Nos.tai nnd 21 South Sixth street, Vluladelphia.
November 8, 1850.
THAOHEK & WODDROP.
WHOLESALE
BOOT, 8U0E TRUXK WAREHOUSE,
No. KM Arch Strcef,up Mftirs,
netvvenTliird & rourthSts.. upper ildenear Union
Hotel,
Philadelphia,
Carpet Bag andValces of all dercrlpUnns.
CiMltl.KSTIlACliniT,
March 13.1SJ6. HOBUBT WUDUEUr.
OOAIi iTToALl !
Dr. FULMIIt 4c Co., would resnrcfully rntirmlli
people of I'ittiton and the public In KeneroJ.tlis
hey have opened i UjoI Yard, of ample dimeusiouu
ire preftred al their ofllce, cornerof Main and Hall
Jaar-ti to till all orders for coal for domciticand
edllLTf DfBS,
ST Alt CO UN 8HBI.LEB8.
A full supply of the premium Piar Corn
1 oiiimci g.iruiii uui uwii 4i niiuiai iti r v, muw
on hand at Wholesale and It tail Ihev
art adopted for either hand or horte pownr.
anu are oenuvea to be tne beat Bhelierjn
the market.
I'ASUHALIn MORRIS &CO.
implement an d Seed Sioro,
7lli aud Market IMillsdelphla.
TorigulFuraT implbmenteT
IMl'HOVED Hay Preeset. Farmers Rollers
llorstf Powers aud Tlirethnrs G rain Fann
"Haastge Cutiers and iiuirrs. o( various
patrons. Improved Portable Grain Mills,
Vetable. AIdO Hay straw and foddci
'Cutters In treat varlHv,
PASHIIA fdL MORRIS it CO.
Agricultural Warohousenndtieed Hlcre.
7 Hi andMarketPljitadelfhia,
NDiberS?;1BU,
IIKNRY ZUPPINGER,
Clock ami Watchmaker.
South Side of Main Street above the Rail
JioatL
DlfPlCUIdT repairing in watches and Jew.
elrV Glaisesfor hlintlnr tVH.rlii.d.nnJ
Ijpeetactti, Aic.
uiuumsDurg, nug, ou, itov,
I 'l ttc n iiriTMin.in ami -mi.
.jUUi JViVJ Jil V I A U UUU i , v
STORE.
i"
, in inuuuruuu. vaiso, iresn supply or Buanr
OlnilCl. Rite, ke . Aim. A new sunn I nf W m 1 1 Uu .
ii vi Miuariui ii ynjs , wn icn win un sola low
i. ..r .t. ,w . r . r .
I u u. ' i w imrtumn
1
T
uuu
the
"'.... -ft'''-
",,",;i"i,'f " '.""iT.m ir .l'.'
actual Vrgii't,
Arising from r.sccssea "'id linpruilencles In IU. and
... nit tin n.-r llir)i.ircft frim, Itif, Nladder.
Kidney i, or Senml orisn-. whether existing In
' MAI. 1. OK ril.MAI.Il,
I from whatever cause they may hate nrlglnnteil, and
Inn mailer of now Ion. SUIlllinff, living; lienllll and
"8" '"'J,,"!?
IicurcsNcrvuu.anill)ebil,taicdsiiilorcr.,uml remove.
:. .. . ......... ... i-- ' i-m
J,jrtj,.Utf nV itratl.lnf
iMipae. wfttK nerves,
Heath, Nicht Sweat.,
f vl.mn. I..mei
Muscular Bittern, cirtan i:normini Anoetlte, w lit
ij-,,,e,ilc Symptoms. Ilotllnids, r'luihini!,ir;lienody,
nr)nctsol llieisKin .'ailltl uoilllieuviceaiiu i.ci,,,
Inn the Face, I'llli In the IHck, 11,'islnen of the l.je
lid, frequently Itliek Spots Qylnit licfire the Eyes,
'with Temporary Suffusion ond hot. ut Sight: want or
, Attention, Ureal Mobility, Uestlessues.. with llotrur
of Society .Volhlni la moro deilrau'.c to aiieh fallenli
han .olaude and noihlnj they m.re dread for feat if
I lliem.elvce i no reaoie of manner, no carneal nnt. no
1 . ' . ... '. . I , . 1.1.... f...... ..nn .... 1,1.,.,
iuntoanorher. , ...,..,. ....JSV.lHfV'fiff.'wel.ed. . . -
'WJA-' .ilodl'o..'"?
TImj" vmpt'onn. if fttloweil to go on whiclt tlili
Pimt ..,ullv.,r CDllenlle I'll. In one of whieli
the patient mayelre. Who can aaythat there ex.
r,'c, t'rre!U,tly lolloped by Ihoae direful
,M,f,In,anlly nod Uoiimimpllon I The record of
, iaDe Aiylu and Ihc tnelanrholy dealln by
fNm.n 1,011. hear nnmla witnevitn llm trutb of theie I
aMimona. In Lunelle Aiyluiua lhe moil mclaneholy
eilnbliion nnoeara. The countenance H actually od i
den and quits deitituto neither mirth or priefi ever
vliila It, Should a aouna or mo voice occur, u ia
rnrniwnritriiini.
Mviih wosf.il nesiurea wan despair
, ' ItZZ.LuXX. JrTef uTeuMed '
a 01,1
UeWiif i.moitterrinle! end ha. brought Ihousands
upon thousands to untimely graves. thus blaallngthe
ambition of manj noMo youlbs. It can be cuicdby
. .,. , ,,,,
, . .... of .....
iNFALUBLh htMKTir.
Ifynuare .ntforliiit Willi any ot I lie above distressing
ailment", the Fluid Uitraet lluchu wl II cure you. Try
iinnd be convlncod ol il. efficacy,
lleware ofQu ick Noilriiins and.U'lick nor tors, who
fa l.-1y boaitof abililiesaed rclercnrea. (Citizens know
andjavoid Uiem and savetong .mrering money, and
ciposnre. by sending or calling for a bottle of, this
p0.l',u .ifjlr U ot1?" nu I n 'and inflammation. I. perfectly
pleasant in Its taste and odorj bul immediate in its
uctiou.
HELVBOLD'S EXTRACT IIUCIIU
t Is prepared directly aciording to the rules or
Pharmacy and Uiemialry,
I Willi llm ere.ilesl arcurjev and elieinieat knoulcilao
and care devoled in its combination, Bee Professor
Kt57vvv. ai.
moil of Ihe I He r-tand ird Work, of Medicine.
One huuilred ilollari Mill be paid in oiiy phreieian
who coir prove tli.it Ihn MP'tichm ever injured a Vn
ti cut;; and Vm tcullmoity ol tlmusuihln can produced
to rovp Hint it dtm (trent poud. Cuboi (if ftoiu one
vek lothtrlpenytfus' standing lmo bten tirt'Clfd,
IIip iitais f YoliinM.y tectimitiy In posaeisioa of the
prnprieior.vourmnSu- n 1 1 a unuuiu uU..ci-. ,
is iiniueiiie.emuraciiis uaiucs wtfti kuowh lu.mienco
ami 1 a 111.
j IDO.WHJ bottles Imve been sold and not n single.in
: ftancn of a failure ban b!n reported 1
Te monailv niirteari'cl linforo me, an Alderman of the
ci'y of rit-ladelphia, II. T. Uklbolu, Uiiemi!, who
hrfnir diilv nworn dors av. that his iirpDuraiion con
tains no 'Narcmic, Mercury or injurious 11 rug, but are
purely vegetable
H. T. HKLMBOUJ, Sole Manulncturar.
Sworn and sucribed beinre ine uin23d.day of No
vember ItiSU WM.I-. IllUHAUU. Alderman.
price ft per bottle, or tit for 35, delivered to tny ai
dregs, nLcoinpaiiU'd by rchabt and rocponaiblc ccrtlfi
cutfs Iroui i'rofuior of Medical Collejta, Ulerjyiaen
und rtlters.
l'repartd and sold by II T. IIHLMUOLD,
IVPcticirand - rial vtical CuemMi,
o 52PouthTCNTH Ht., below ClU'ttnut, Assembly
Riilli(iiii7. Philndplntna.
C To he had oJ. H JIIQYER. liloomiburfr, and tf alt
Jjtvjrpitit ana itauri inrougnoui me unxiea aiaiet,
CaaaojQJio arms rrotinccs.
ukwakd or COUNTHRrniTS.
AfiK FOa IIULMIlOMI'HTAKi: NO OT11CU.
GURUS GUA11ANTUKD.
Juno 13.
SALAMANDER FlllE AND TQIEE
PllOOF SAFES.
JTTrt",.. THE HR0E3T ASSORT-
VK lift l Vs-ff"'Sfin,cnt ,n u,e lJ"llC1' Plateau
Effyl5i'5slWat,'',t'!,1 "' 1,6 e1"al to any
ENjAsfoSv-WI n,lw nnde, and wilt be sold on
r-vs' V'KJrnSslas cood terms, as can be obtained
'33sf45''!tou, "ny "t11" '"""e "i the
te',HSPU"lkVAN8 d. WATSOVS.
tTRITTII7IS MIOHTY AN O WIM. PUUVAIL'l
Jitptrtofthi Committee, appaintedto tvptriiiUnd the Hurn
ins of the Iron tajet, at Rending Filruary 7, 15.17
Ueoinh March 4. 1857.
The undersigned, members of the committee, do
rconeetliilli' report, that we uaw tbc two safes, oripi
n.illy Bgrt-pd uaonny rarrelsi; Ierring and Uvan&
Watson, placid tidi by tide u a lurnice, viz; The
Hale in I e by the paymaster of HiePluJidrlptiia and
Itraitirji uanroan ijnnM'a" i" iin,o-3ai Haoing.
I mamif.ctured by Firrelift Ht-rrini; one the SjI? ir
use by M A. ins, in m homi iiunuianiureu
Lf.inx-v vt arson, auu put uuum uuu iapcrs te
1 sptBsilv nlikn.
'nirnn w.ii started ai e t o riort. a . M..ani tent
l unU' lour corns or green n-cKory. twororus dry
A.I, ,l l.eir !., ilniil Inn ivnm uisrAant ra u -.
"ct., , ,i...o
subscribers, members ol the Committee, The Bale
wfM then cooled oiT with water, af er which they
were oi-cned.aod the honks and papers taken out by
the Gommittee am) i.enl to I) A.hanir.'s store lor
niMtitepxamination.niiiimarke ny (nporainiupp
TJplioKa and unit rMtak'-nfrom tlie S.ifo. aunufne
t tired bv Parrels ii Iter rincs were. in our fudzmeni,
riam.ieMl fully fiucert percent, morotban those taken
from ijvans a wjison g haie.j
We believe the above to have bceti n fair an 1 in.
partial t rial oftbe respecUvequalitles nf imii, Hafes
jatiUtl II. UVHIIIiK.
DANILL S. UtTNTnil
Having been abtentdurinp the burnl ng, we rally
nineide with Hip nbnve sli teinent of the co udilion
of tlie papers and buokstak n out of the ri spar live
O. A. NICOLLS,
ii. ii. MUHLF.Nnnita.
JAS. MILIIOLLAND.
MUTC 29,1837.
UAIL.KOAD AND TAOKBT iiOATI
1857. ANTELOPE, 1857,
OS and nrter Tuesday, April 7. 1857, tlie Packet
Goal ANTELOPE. Cunt. 11. F. Wills, will commnnm
junning her reeulartrlps daily, (tiunilayi excepted)
Levei Rupert at 5 o'clock, A.M.. n arrival of Wm
mini Li2prss nn me u. iv.ub uanro.tii irom tvn
iiniinort. and argues at Nanticoku nt J o'clock . l"
M , in time to take the carsoii the L. it B. Railroad
.or Scran to ii or Great Ban j tli.j sain u after noon
Leaves N'auticoke on arrivuljof L. St U. Railroad
cars from Urral Rend and cranlon, (say nna o'clock,
P. M ) undurrlvesat RupH't early the sauiu nvanmcia
limn t, liL-u llm v.. .lit P. rrirr... L,.il, n . i..pm
P.lBttnrers Ir om the WyomW Vallev. for Pnil-
vllle, Hariisbur p. Usltimore Piitonur g.nud a II other
joinis Duum or ve, win unit u;ia innt a tvan taji
Ld take the above Line, as ft is !h only Inie Hint con
ikeu through, without itoppinj: over night on ihe
Pastif-nser from the South or West, by leaving liar
r sbiirx per afternoon train, via Dauphin and Susaue
uatina ltaiiioad, ami via uiiawiitu Railroad, will
meet the Packet at Rupert iu t im0,
-tn-Ww N, B A Stace
Tii 'LLja Coaclr will be run
fSwS'rrf duily,(8undaysei.
HJTWf ctpied) between
-iiiUU and
Riiofrt, carrying ihe Lmted HiaicsMall.
Leaves Wjlkfg Itarre at - o'clock, A M.. nnd or
rives at Rupert in time to connect with the Mall Train;
both wavs .
Leaves Runert alter the nirlval of both Vnii T.nU.
(tay .T o'clock, P M.) and arrives at Wilkes Barre
uouui unuiiigiii.
n. r, WELI.'J, Proprietor
WMkcsRarre, April U ia57.
Pennsylvania Hotel.
rnillBwellknown Hotel. lately ke; bySiM
..... .k.r.Ul ,.,111! M"l, tHV!lie,IN
It 11 a ,flii tuliA I... .I.a ...I. I"!
-.1 ,irvituc.rvu H Ufe'lll
parcdtoaccrtinmodJtetrsvsllersand s aimers'"
n llltt bftlt linililfir 'I'llf. Iimiau lina I u.. H,a.a,..I.
lvcrhauled.and i now relitced up and furnished for
one en terlai nine ut of quests,
uissiamins is urite ani commodious, with Horses
and vehlelesfor hire, and he will spare no naln.io,
render general satisfaction
tTlrA jlheral.tl3.eo ftlia nuhlir nitrnn... l .n.,t
fully. olielted,
OCOKGE V. rUEEZE.
DanvilleDee. Stt, 1835.
ALEXANDER KERR,
.IlirORTEIl AND WHOLESALE DEALER XV
Salt, Salt,
NO. 38 SOUTH WHAUVKis, I'lllLADEI.nilA.
AsHon'. Ana Liveroaol erouod Turk's I.l.n.l nnrf
Dairy Halt, eon. tautly on hauu and for .ale, in lot., to j
.uit the trade, I
ALEXANDER KERR, I
April!, lS57-3m
IOtt Manofaclurlng and liuraing purpo..., for .at.
ly
J. II. -A. 4 B. ALI.EV,
Nos,7aiid8 8oulh Wharvea,
Jan. 6.1WT, Philadelphia ,
ONE Jood i. horse pnw.r Thribln Maehlne, for
..'"'l. ... IIAHTMAN'S
M.yJ0,l6JT
ST12AM GK1ST MILL.
"UII3 undorilgned
ink f Measure In an.
iiuuncingloiliclr friend sand
tlinpiihtlcallnrgo-llintlliey ,
havejnuicrcfled and p u 1 1 n r. 4it$
tucceofitloperatlon ,
THIS KSIYTOWNS?i?i
STEA.M OllIST
iitt.i. Ja-?'Sr.!aaKtav- ,
i'liiiaj, ....i..iir(i,i, uih. Ihtimshly repaired and Improved, where he l pre.
Wherethcy aro niaklne thevery heat. or r lour I t,tn rflf ,',',,. wllh good lare
botieitiliuoandlnlcndaelllntnllhclfiwcalprcee d loetnetnl .nlnfaHIni,. , ,
l'hcrearefour tun oriuraln llila MllU propolforfby , m, ,n comlct,0n wt, Hie Gxchangello-iteam-powcr
allperrnrmliialoiorrecllon,anilnndii te), tin cxccll'-in
aiioiiiiniriyiiuoeiioi.i.i , -r - ;--,-"
' n ' ., i I Jiiirnrilrnl i
N.n.-Ca.lipaldror(lrMii(iCn&0lcvnL1N0
. . . a a tu
l' ny town. July P.I J
CIIBAI' WAT0IIK8 AMI
.T cnclry SI r c
TTTllOI.nUAl.li AND RCTAll-atlho-'tMillo..-
;?MJ?? I
pliia.
W dolpl.lo waicn auu w,rj ".'
North ad met I . cnriier luw 1 '
wair IP.., 1,1 flWElCU. Id IBI.I
24 (10
12 0(1
0 (III
7 00
7 00
1 50
3 00
1 on
silver I,evcr,rul. Jewelled,
Diver L.f(IH:, J'
Runerlor llueriiora
noldHpecladea,
p,ie Oliver do, - .
0( nnreloti . -
i,ie flold Penclla,
u..,n.,rA4 innn,,..B,.t.
S no
Ven, wjt, penelland illyerholder. . 1 0(1
,illt,. nnor .t,,- ntl eeiata to SSO .' Wateh claeaoa.
. .,01 CenU .patent 1P1 , 1.unct 23 i other ortlclenln
pripnttlol) 1 Allgooda warraoleillo be wlial thiy are
r. 8TAI1I rlilt IIAIll.UV
ira- tin handsome field anilHilverLcvers U Lrplno
I II lower then theabovc prlens. (Id I I fir,
Avise's
ciinArwATCiii.Jnwi:LRv sTonn,
Nn. 72. North Second Strcot,
nPPOS ITU Til D MOUNT VUttNON IIOU8CP11 1 LA '
CotdLoverWatche.rullJewclledltJR, Ca.cn, iW
Silver do ilo J-"u I
do Leulne do V"
Uuartler. S00lo7o
iloldSpeclatlc., 4 50tol000
Silver do . 1 5,1
BtlverTableSpoon. ner.elt, 14 OOtoieild
do De.erl do do 0 OOloll 00
do Ten do do 4 75lo 7 50
aoldPen.andCoLICa.ea, 3 9510 5 00
,tn Rllver do 1 00
Togeilierwlili a variety of fine Cold Jewelry, (Sol
WILLIAMSPOUT
I;?:?" - " . "a"""
Jcwelryrepalrcdlnlb
nr., nu ,, " ,
N II. Alloider.senthyiyinaiioroincrwi.c, Willie
piinctuallyaltendedto.
Noveimiorl? 1S5.I 1
UAIt'NESS ESTABLISHMENT.
7 KStajfOF 711 K WHITE 1IORSK.
fxH B iimlemcncd refpccliuilv I nlorim
his friends and the public that lie
i,..i,,,iin 1
Ciinll nut- tlm
SADLERING JWSIJStiSS,
t n a 1 1 Its various branches, al his old
stnii do ii corner of Main and Market st rrs. Wii
Where he will keep constantly on hand a lull supply
and will manufacture in ordtir , aUkimUand atyjes o
SJtuuut.s, iutuxr.$! i a iv ins rjtuiut.s 5-c,
alt he very lowest prices .and will be happy to serve
I nose w iio may t nv or ni m wun n can nt iiimi nc.
Ttl Orderf frotnn Ununro incithcr branchof the a
exeruted.
WM. J. 11EIDLEMAN.
nioom.burc.Aue. 10. inss.lS v
States Union liotel.
FOR.MECRLY RED LION HOTEL.)
ATf. '200 Market street. Philadelphia.
pEOflGE W. IIINKLE, Proprietor, fnrn.erU ofCo
T lumhia, Pa,, would hiftirm his Tricnda nnd tln pub
Ic that he continues to keen the above named lint. i
which is well nod favorably known tlironglioiiulift
Staleae oncof the oldest and in ocl con vrnirnt Ilntet In
lie city . He most respectfully to! jcltFfishnrfoi pub-
cpaitonage, April 7, 1&S5.
CIDER MILLS.
i&ru 500 KRAUSEIi S PATENT IMPROVED
fV---J n t tiii i? mi ii p m 1 1.1.4. va b .......
jmanufnetur'ng these unrivalled Cider Mills,
-AL'rentl imnruved and titrensthencd fipre lnt
fear, and can supply orders at WHolsile and Retail.
Millssiiippedto any part ol the Union.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Acriculiurallmplc
iiiu ii i auu iii .ir ni nes, y
7lh and Marketstrcets, PhlladclpTiia.
SIMtlXG AM) SUMMER L0THIN(J,
renin u'l'i-irslgneil grateful for past patnniapp, r
1 speclfully i u fur mi liTh cu stomcrs , nud tlie nut.'
uenpratly. tUal hp.Uaaiit received from the La
eru (Jities,tiit largest aud moel tsefect stork or
tshionablt Spring A Summer Clothing,,
(hathaset been opened in Rloomebure, to winch h
Invites the altentionof liiifdeoiln, uuil assures tl.f in
l hn I they are oiTerf d for sale, at croat barpalo. Ills
ntocK comprises a large nnn tu'Je; aFSorunent o I
Gentlemen's Wearinp: Apparels.
Oonsinling of Fashionable J)rts$ Coati, o every de
scnpiiou ; Pants. Veptf. Bin e, Cravats Stork
Cotton Handkerchief, Gloves. Suspenders, &e., &c.
Gold Watchis and Jiu'chiji
of 'very deicrlplion, fine and clicnp.
!I . U Ueitic mho r I.ovnherg' Cheap Emvorittm,
Call aud tifc, Nocharce tor tAammini! f.oodH
JJAVID hO WEN13EKU.
Illoomsburg, Ma-cli HI, lew.
Dr. Francis C. ll.irrlson,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of 'Dooms
burs and vicinity, that ho lias com menced the prac
tic of Al totC ink and Huhulrv. nnd aolleitn n tthnm n
nublicpatronage.
huftau ilwaytstie roiindattheCzcIianKoIlotcloppotite
Court House,
Ulcaiusburg, Feb. 5,
Franklin House.
VARimi & LAIKI). Proiirielors.
Chcsnut St., Lctweon Third and Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Heplcmlicrn. IPSO.
LEAP TOBACCO & CIGARS,
t!l, Boutli Front Street,
rilll.ADKU'llIA.
Sept.. 0,1850, y
FRESH GARDEN 8EKDS.
DR. GCO, JM. HAGIINIIUCII has Just reci'ivcrl, and
Ills for sa le. at hi. Druir Stnro. a slcrt s .on.
liiciit of nil kind, of Hardin Smdi, fre.li Ifrom Mr.
Hill. I'. tW.I II on... t ,, t'hlln.lnlnhm
llui.r. Beed llou.e iu
Mjjr 'J, 1C57,
t,i. r. im .
JWII1M Vj, XrjAUilH,
Ir.1 Qllinll.1 !. I s. lint .V Tin CI n v n
ya bin ona uic n;n ivtap M or 0
NO. 103 NORTH THIRD STRUCT.
I'Hir.AIJKM'HIA.
iMercliants nnd visitors from Northern Pennsy
vnnia.areresuectfiillyluvilcdlo give 111 in acall, when
visiting Philadelphia.
llJune !fj,162G. y .
Drt J, C. Ruttur,
II o in ifi o p a Hi i c I' Ii y s 1 c I a u,
RCSl'ECTrUM.ytenilorslils rrofe.slunal Sercc.
tothecltizco.ol llloonisbiirf.'n nd vicinity, generally
lur uuicv uu ine corner 01 .nam anil iron Direct.
Illoomsburg. Adjoining Mr Grower'. Store.
8ept.Si3, 1F55.
N03, 0, 11, 13 and IS Uourtland strcot,
NEW YORK.
D. U.WINOIIESTIMl.
TIIOS. I). WINCIir.STRR,
R11NJ. r.WINUIIUBTCR.
May 31,iei3.3m
Kiypton'ii tCoarli and Wagou Fctory,
rnllll undersigned flavins aureeeded Jaenl, R. r.v.
Xln tlie Wagi,iiuiid Couch making liu.i ness. at In.
stand, in llspytown resuectluliy iiilorm their frienc
and (lie nn lil Ic, that tli ey continuewil I the
Wugon Making Business,
Inalttitsdi(atliiientsMwlieretliey will be h tppy loro
ceive orders aiiiliirnnipilycxeciittall bjisinessinthelj
line, with n eat ness and des pnteh.
trj? Wheel burrows made to order,andaltkind. ol
repairing done on short notice.
BVANS k IIAGUNUUCH.
U.pylown,Jltne7,'18S0 y
S. L. Pancoast &, Co.,
A.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND 11EA1.EUH IN
FISH, PROVISIONS, SALT, Jc
,17 North Wharvet, rhlladelplua, '
ptOTTON and Wool (Mrt, lor ile cheap at lb
iWAreadaby y
If.. 1 1 -. . r. ,M,t,nii
ANJ
R. R. Omnibus Line
MrMIK nnderslgned rospretfully informs
1 friende and the public that lie ha taken the
rrrArW(ef,ln llloomaburt,lornledin Main Hlteet,
Iriellyoniioa te t lie Court Home, wiiitn na oen
UMNIdiUS i-,
lirlleivill nlnyi he happy to entertain nndi
jtaou,lgll,,rriea,ol,,c,,lmoatofl,lal.llllle..
1 I UTUR BILL! i V I It,
Ft9vrUtort
nioomibiifff, April, 5 ,1830 y.
ciitn k nt nrMiiTin i tn HMTT ttl
rnniut-aciliierls now prepared with new Mnctilno
i rv, to iMiilJi-l.-itiminrv L-iiclnca.rnnii &U 10 Oh one
tower, upon tliu InteMlmprovi ilplani.nm. will build to
irdcr doultleitiiil siiicto por'nMu (jnginci frnin 10 to 40
loreenoitcr.lliffzcdupoii currianee.wlth Holler eenr
ne & pumps all complete and ready for action. Also,
-cylinder lliieand tufiularbol'cra.cait iron coa! brenke
ire patented In 160, for threshing ur'&in audcracklnr
'orti nlid oow mailu on a large sralu for erecklng os
trenKine; coal. Heavy milling pumps mid fire engine!
rigg,-tl enmlili'tewllhdimhle iicting for,:liie pumps, ni
kinds of uiillRearinrnnd house calling mado to order!
l.iiiCBhafilug with nnvdeiir',il sites 01 pulleys flnlshe
wild nangers ironpiniiiiig uone,sayjiieet long: a
klndaoi Iron tumirg henvy prcia and oilier acrcw
turned wilh any Oealred plti liollhrend.
I'hebcst Uouch Iron tlirelblna .Machines, that ever
come before the public, carl Iron nnd w'-odcnmacliines
tnade to order. Lever power, tl.nln or tread tower
uinde tacrncr. Alsotakesordersfortlicfollowliigiiia
chlnery: Harrison's lalestpatlntcrnln mill, flOO'J of.
fered by the Patentee lor itsoqual, It wilt grind in cxid
fine riuntS5 biislielsin one hour. Also bolts and eleva
tors all InoiJer.nisnltuggte's Paten til lower, inannfactur,
ed by CI. 1) Harris As Co., U10 most powerful lllmver
now 1 n nsc w itlitheleast i mount orpower. onoofwiilrh
wllliie putln u.eal the Foundry for exhibition. ;floi
,j . - W"'B "u,,n,wi, itiu-i uat uioyrt
sold lor
Also Take orders for Seoll'a Patent Blacksmith
Striker, and rights to nselhem In thcco'in lies of Colum
bia, Mott.our.rVnrth'im'ierland.Lvenniiug, ulliron and
Cllntwll, one of which can be seen nt mv slion-
LHWIS H. MADS,
Jlnrili 12,1630, niooinsliu.Coliiiiililu cc ,
ham esaang
151UK HAIL 110 AD.
Direct Railroad eonn tttlon Utvttn A'irpari Telle a ti
Philadelphia, kharttet (iuftlttt and threj.eit Itevttfrtvt
II er era XetDlYork (j ' hiladelphiat Jlartnbhtff, i'iittbtirp
Ualtmorg, Washington city, and the South,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elniira" d.illy (rxcrpt
ttiuuljys,) at7 A. Al. pnalng Witliamiportut 10 1.1
A .M. connecting Willi Rfjd'ng Rail Road ntPortL'l jn.
Un,.iLd reachiuyi'hil.idtlphla at 7 30 p, M.
HoinniliiK.li've I'li.la.lclpbin from comer of Ilrnnd
and Vine st recti, at? ;u, A. M. rrachinp Willianupoti,
at 3 15. P. M.. mid arriving nt Eh.. Ira ntn, p, M
PASSENGER TRAINS WILE LEAVE
PORT 0LINION VOll IIARUISRURG.
l)lrecl,via Uaupliintind Susquelianun Hull Ilo.nl. on Uu
arrivalolOJiawls-a Train, at -43P.M.rcacliing Hrtr
rieburpntd P AL
Ili'lurninplcave UnrrUlmrjral? 1.1 A M..coinectinf;
at PortGltulon with Uiilluwi.jiui rain bonnduesl form
ln;rlJ.c mosldirecirouie m uarrisiiurir, I'i.lcljiir?. Hal
Coniir .Ini! nt Elmlin with traiiisou New Yorkand
ErjeRuM I'.oad ; ulsn. uilh the Elmira, Canandngau.
Rnclu .er. UulVatn and Niaparii Pall.
4,'rr aectlngdin'clly with tlio Great Western Ratlroa
nt SiHpf'iidion bridce for ldtrtl I , Chicago, St Louis,
kf , thus ina kins the hortrst,jnd theapestruutc fron
Philadelphia tothorc poltita.
A EKKUUIT THA1N.
Will leave WiMamcport DAILY, al 0 30 A. M .fo
Philadelphia.
rrcighi train to and from Philadelphia u i thou t Iran
nil ipmunt. from RrfuliiiR Rail Road Frcl ghtllepot .corn
erof Rroad nnd Cherry utreets.
TRAINS PASS DANVILLE AS FOLLOWS
UUIKO BAST.
rnssenzcrTraln 12 M.
Proiglii I'ralu, 0 SI A.
GOING WEST.
PassetigprTrnlo , 3 23 P-
Fti-ljlilTroiu, ssr.
rAnns.
neteonrintadelnliliaiiilUiuiprt, 4 40
Danville, 4 On
i lijtnnissa, 4 3.1
Tain.t'iiu 2 110
" " Millau 5 in
1 " WulLiuisrinri. ,p, in
rifisviiir.ls orpprsoiiallmrrii.nfr nlliiupHln f noli pass
sniper excess clinrci'il ill double II rs'-i IntHiri-iplitr.nliM
i, i ru,u.i, rtfrriiiteitiiiiK,
Jan 2G, 1Mb
ini II.A.ANDUK ADIXtt It VI L UOAD
titgr,irrirgtmeittM fj Passenger Trains,
January Is(, 1857.
UP Trains, going North, leave Philadelphia it?l
A M.anu 01 P. M.
Down TrainsgoingHoutli, leavcPoltsvilleal ?i A.M
tec. and 4 P M.
Ctr.iiuspisri RcadincnllO.C, A. M.andtl ilJP.M.
duwn Traini " 5,I3,A. M, fl,4J P. M.
The EfprssTnin is iliacontinucl until further no
tiro Close coii'iectious are jtjde by the 10,2'i A M
tlu Train Irom Pml CI in ton to Elmiru and all Intcrme
dial'' poiuu nnd by the H.ye P M CpTrain from Port
Ciluinu Ui Elinira tJiuandaigun. llutlido, Niagara. Ih-.
not Chicaeo. fct, LnuU. Daveunort, and Jimn Citv
M) king Uu route tliciliorlentand cheupett to Us Lake
i.nces anauanaaa
OnSundnys.tho Down A. M, Tnin from Poltsviltc,
unuupr..i. train irom I'linancipiiia, oniy,ruu
HinRiiDcaaCoswtrTiows, by .Uaunhjn Uairoad atAu
bni n
A fneclal Accmuiunflfllinn P.-ittcPiivrr Trnln ln.iv.
ReadiiiRihiilly (eyrejH fuudays,)nt 71 A.M., returning
mill nuuuin niuj i . ji?,, on urrivat Ol J,IU t. w
lrjinlroui llarritflurR.
WAY FAICKS Fhom edini to
'iiU.tdphit.il,75.udI,43; Pottsvllc 81,03 and 0,83:
Auliiun, 0 73.
THROUGH TARES, to Uarrifbure. 82.55; Tajnanua
t.i! Wi.'iiliiinnri 1 1ft; I'.ttl.n til 'VI . (',,,1.1,1
?li( Ruirid or NiagraSlll.UO; C.-avt'and I0,
. Tof"do$N.71 ; CincinnatlSIO.UU, Chicairn s.ll.O
J k liUandS'.'S.OO, y
n LL Pans MigerswiH procure tickets before eneri
7 nrs: 10 cents extra on t'.irei paid in the car
H yih ,of pcrsenni llnxgaceai'owed each Pafstft
ovcrlhat weig lilcliurCLdasEitrn lltipgnve'
A. MUOLLH,
nua 3d. IP57-lf Cen'i Sup't
BUSINESS NOT10K.
IICRRINGTIlinpilOOrAlX-AnotlierVlctory 1
MoBNT IIRYDO.H , Jily I, Id55
f .B.Biidorm.Esa.i Lenion.C. IV.,Jt'tntfor lltrrus
. Co.
U.AR Sir: I am srry to inform you Hint my more
Willi the wlioleoruicc'iuieuts, l iHulluri',cluUiiii, i.c,
,..i..i,.u,fu uy ureia.i ingnt. i s.ivrjtiiiinini:. von
l',illriiii'm,ej I lioulijl one o flic rring's slain, fromyou
i la.tAlarctl, and I linvo much nlpasnro In I iiforml ire vnti
i tootf llm (ire well, It wan iierfoctly ri'il hot for sever-
I OS llOtirSl til. Iin.n.11,-. fln.l In , n 1. ..,aI,...I n tr
II (I after laulln;iio'utof the uurojngHinhei. . hail
allipour walsr onll (or nearly half an hour hfloro it
CO U 1 41 UC Oneu.U. Vnil m.iv Itiurv mv .n , l.Tiir, In,, nt
Alllllliernvbonk.. lilnrt......il..,l..ai,ln. nnrf ...i,.li
' r,s,li i nun ft 'nrgo amount ol vnlil-itilo ti.liiers ill It
; wi,i,h,iin,i i ii, woui.i have c,.ir,eiy ,'iP,i ,0
Vnil will please send mn .innth.rsitfn .ll.i.rllu nn.l I
will send yon the old one thai you mn y show It to all
who wish to have nperleelly Arc prootiafc.
I remain, dear dir.youriresprctfiilly,
J . IV l'..rr.u
trThesubserlber. Iiaveon handfor salo.nno o( tho
uree.iiituuriiiieuipi i loii.D IICROI.AR I'Konr Sases In
tworld guarraiileed tobe eeual tollie nbov.andsu.
, rio II u any other iiowoTeredlo thepiildic.
PARRELS 4; Hl:ltRlNG
31 Walnut Street, I'lilladclnlila.
vlu.UI 1SSS v
I.ANDRETII'S EXCELSIOR CORN
,2?irf ni;i.i,i:it3, roil hand or rowcK-
ktyi vo iiiuho lour tizea or llm sbove Unrn
Shellela, nnd warrant themlocivu .atlsfac
, w ni,,,, or me money returned, iheyarufar
ijjjjj. superior to any now In the market. Will
I disount to ?ers. RHidimi's I'atant Power Unrn
millers annOles'isar. also iiunufjciuredandfor sulo,
WIIWI.BUII, .UU l.tuill u,
D LAVDRCTII fcSON.e
luienieni and Send Varehouik
No.. SI nndCI S. HIXTII Si., below Marl.Vlii
November. 13, IS50. riiiladoipliia.lll
p h iladelThia carpet s i-ore
pAltl'CTINGS, Oilcloth., Window Piiode,. ,
Matting. Just rereived SiO.OOU pere new atvle
,,,,,, pre.siy tor (,'AltCUT
l,L. Merchants ami Housekeeper, will pPa. .
a.'.' -huVf h 'l,,,t "c"",Maw
March S!J. IH30. J. SIDNEY JONES.
iruisiiaiUTii ibuiioTiivus.
WHOLESALE
TBA(3CO DliATiGRS.
. 103, SOUTH TIIIllnSTJIKIJT
l'ive door. Iclow .Race,
, .... PHILADELPHIA.
J.nrutav 10,1835..
C. C SADLER ,J- CO,,
'NO. 0, North Watur Street Philadel.
nhla t'OMMtB3ION MCIIL'UANTB. ond dealer, in
Lard, Shoulder.. Chee.o lliuu. Iluckcn, Porks,
rlotir kCs
Aplill 165S-ly
I A. M. RUPERT. 7
I Tinware and fihett lron ManufariiMr . i. r tn Ma.n
llr.t kil.w Biif.rfs E!oti
I
Dr. J. S. Houghton's
QUE AT CUltE VOlt UVSl'El'SIA.
mill'. True lllge.tlve
JL Fluid, or Uastrlc
Julcn Prepared from
llenncl, or the foiitlh
DR, IIOUailTOH'S
Sloiunrh of thctlx, nfler
dlrtellotishl Il.l I i n Lie.
big, tliegreal Physlologn
cat unemist ny j ri
Toughton M.l) , l'Ui I n
dclpliilliPa,
TIIIMSMutlirO'.OW II Iteinclvfor nn nttlienllliv RIO
mndi, No arlof inoncnii equal Its eurulli e powers.
, , v v ., 11 " ,itiii ,1,1111 r.tArtiis, or ivausnoiiK
lolhelostcnnil may
who cannot eal a
llewntc brliruggcd
ll.itlnllu. -l.,,ln
.rntis.clvilig n Inreo nniniint nr Rrti,n,lrir T'ui, ...,..
from l.lehlg's Anlmn K.lieiiilslry !Ilr, Coiiihe'sPlilni,ey
Digestion: I)r Perelrn 011 Food and IMeltllr. John W
Tlaner, nfN'cw Vork Uliiversltyi Prof llnngllton'.
ryslnlogyj Pror. Slllliiian.ol VoleColledgeiDr Cnrpeii,
tel'.PhysBilogyi Ate.., together Willi reportenf Cure,
fromnll paitsoftlie United Ines, ,
Boldbv II. P, l.ulr. and J , P.,Moyer, ttloonishurg
P n. Ilowman llerwlcfe. Or 13, IPSS I )y
LANDItETH'S WA1HUNTED GAll
DEN SEEDS. .
Ginna annns thild pnnDs, nnj tlower
BUUDS, for alc liy
II. llVUIU.l II M Ml..
Nns. 21 and 23 Sou III Kill Ii .1., I'liilndclplilE,
March 23, ISM.
. .
CAM BRA CORNERS UOTKL
T,lE;iM)i.KSiuMin, inrorms ni rncudH and tic
tra"eI''iK public, that hehas purchased the abtivu
yaiuni'ie properiy uini inoroHpiii) improved me i, ambit!
Hotel, located Iti miles Noithuf Ulonmsburx, in Camhr.i,
Lurerne county, and Is vtt-ll prepared, to entertain
iinniM'M and riiflomcrv,
IVnionccoiiiit add returning from the Cltv. will of
coureetrmcl by Hie
Uamura luuii uoacn.
and wtllnlwnyr find tills the most couvenlen t pajlo
fl.iriMl 'Mill .iiliviuij.
rue subscnocr, ni'OKuep n
Livery KitabliPhmcnt.
In connection with bis lloteland Mail Route, bv which
Itfcnn ntiill tlnifiHClirrV vl?ltOfB. 1 1 U (1 1 (.'f or I iihliir.
partie.to tlie Long Pond, or any other deptl nation, on
lHrt notice nnd wlthKoodtravelliutr ffttflilies.
JIL.sKY J YAPLu.
Carubra.July 1. 185C.
nioomsluirg Tinware mil Stove Slorr.
'pIlU'indeMlgned rrspcclfully informs his o(t friends
I mid eiifttomrM. that lie n ntirrhnsed Iiim broltifr'a
inlerrat In the above estnblMimeut.uiid the concern u il
hcreattrrui! conuueteu ny miiist-ii ficiuiiveiy. lip has
$ jusi tPceivru anuoiirrHicirs.ini uie larfrettinnd
mostexieiulvo assortment of PANCY STOVES
stTSM ever uu roiiuceu i niouiis uiarKri,
Vii llli stock consists of ;i comiilcte assortment ol
eblliest Cooklngand pirlor Rt.-ves In the market, to
timber with Htovo Plxturesnf every desrrfptlon.Oven
and noxaioveSkUB'UBiorstVjyii'Hier niuves, uast Iron
Alr-TigH Stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c, Ate .
Stovepit ppand Tlnwarcconslniitl) on hand anil nian
ufnetured tn order, All kinds of repairing done, as
usual, on short untie.
The pntronngeof oldrnenilBand now customers re
speotfullysolicitrd.
loninilnirR, Jan. 3, 1631, If
National
'if!'
Hotel.
( LATK WIIITiS SWAN, )
Sides Stover.
Unco Street, above Third, Philadelphia
PftTicnStiJES.Iatfl nfthe(lrnSt'Vi' ni.HclliiieslK'bukCo
jAMks'P. Stovkr, of Hie Uuiun Hon ),
Aujiisi It, IdM.
I'll RUN OLO0IAL CAlilNKT.
I'OM LJillS, WUI.I.S & CO.,
rllKCN'OMJGIKTS AMI I'UIII.ISimiH,
'jyi Arch Street, below Seventh; Pliil.a'd.
"ITSii r nlsli nl I h rk. nn l'liri'nnlniv .riiyslnlni;)'
sili- W.ltr(;urit Miiitni'tlsiii. mill l'liiniii;rnpliy.
iv w h',fsalo nml rfit all nl Me.v York irirr..
. X I'r.irs.ioiiiil f-Liniln ilions. with charts, sin
ff'JIull wriit li'.rriptl'Ki ul clmraitcr. day ami
uverilne. C'nlii net free.
May 12, 1S35. y
Mount Vernon House.
Second itnet, above Jlrch, Vhilula,
TUT. iinttprslgtipi! Iiarlnir piirrltasr-it a ti Intiri'Stn
Air I). Ill.ilrfn tlicttlinvnolito.taliliKhi-il llnlpl. wil
nuw bivi' i lio solu suicrvisiiiii ol ihn (.jaMi.liiiifii
nnl niluit tin introrinc,',,rtli,'tiit'lir. IU' leuUccmfi
lent mat a trill ul tils llu-j.f . Knunis. Tiil.li. Ili-rviinls
C. Will ,1,11V. Ill.l.wa, Micntii in... il id.... l.nn.
i. i.. ii Miinrrrr
1857.
SPUING AND SUMMKR,
GEO. HULPIN h CO.
IMPOKTKllS .1.YD MjlXUF.ICTVltEnS.
171 UHESNUT STREET,
Aronowprcpured'to t'lliiult thejr NcwPtyUi
FOR SPUING TRADE,
INCLUDING
ninlack' and coloredHilk Mantillas Chnntlv Lnci Man-M-ClilUa.
1'reikcll Lnre Alalitil.n., Embroidered Hilk
Mantillas, Dueled l.nre and Nf t Mini I lias, Mourning
Mantillas, llas'i'ies. Talmas, A.c . cU.
All orwhtcn willbo olfured ntthe Lowest Prices
GEO. III'l.l.M CO.
1174 Chesnut Street, nbovo;tl , 1'liila d.hn .
March 7th. I f jT.
CHEAP STORE.
SPRINGAND "hUjIM KvTc, O0DS.
HjllE und'irsiijneil take plcosun' in an
JL jiounclii7 to thelrcustniiH-rs und the jiubli, gener
.ily.lliattlieyhnvoJiiftriieiVLd.al tho Lliuu Uidce
i3tore a choice assortment tf
Spring anil Summer Goods,
Comprising every oriiole usually kept in
Country Store. which haieheen .lr,,,i i.,,ifl.n
a ni will be sold ai very low price, lor ready pay . '
on.inlnc of a l.ugH veriny of Cloth., Cn.aiiuers,
eluine., llrnz0H.Caicoes, &c.
tie Country producetakeii in exclinncrfor goods
Give u. a cull. None need gu awny disjatilled.
O. & G. LOW.
J.nne Ridge, March 39, 1657
ONE DOLLAR A VEAR.
Circulation over 100,000 Copies Weekly.
25 Witnesses,
OR,
THE FORGER CONVICTED,
TOHN S. DVE ia tlio Author, who lias Lad ten
.1 earexperlncu a. a Hanker and Publisher, and
Autlio rn l a rleit.et(urf, el (A.; readily 7'oSrniie;
when, for ten surcesslve iidii.i.ov.tr '
H-50 OWIl'eoploji
Greeted him with mil ml. uf appluuio, while lie en,
lubilcd the manner in whicliOiiimtcrfeiter. execute
their Irauits, and the surest and .honest nieuna of
delicti rig them I
l'A. Dank A'.. Kriirsr all lay that Ac il 1A fr.jl.it
Judgt t I'apir JUonty tictng .
Greatest Discovery of the Present Century
for Delecting Counterfeit Hank Notes.
Ilescrlbii.g every Genuine 11)11 Iu existence, and
exhibiting ut a glanco every Courterfcil in rircu.a-
l,U 1
na iSe sonuinirupiy,tnai iteiereuce s u.ny and
lleteciinn Imtniitaiuous.
lIJ-No Index to emminc I No pai;etn hunt up I
ini,, ' , . .. ""'i, "Mi "in .iwrcnaiit,
uankiraud lliiiiiic's ilnni.ui see oH.lo glance.
... r.nellih, frtntA onj (Jcrman.
rhni each inayreau the sai.io in hli onn Native
i oneue.
Most perfect Dunk Note List Published.
Als,l n ll.l nf all ll...
I'RIVATli lIANKUIttf IN AMERICA
aA5? 'lnU'"m?Vr"jeI'!i-l ''"""
. 1, K,t.y" 1 H'lhlishnl ineneh editlin. ticeiher
with all tho iiuporlaiitNUtVrl or 'j'HK HAY. AI.o,
A SKBir.S Ol' TAI.LM
!,ir"h'!;."!',"IJ M"url.t found In tha Ut.l, Il fur
nl.be. Itieoiostcnniplitolii.iory of
OIIIUNTAI, I.Il'i:,
And d.srriliinn the most ne.nleiln.lnn. ilinn In
W 111 I tha l:,dl..n,..lDAnt,n.J..'..e.,:.f1......
lieen so oli..n r..n ml 'I'lieso iturle. will onnliniie
i.irnujnominewliuleyenr uud will prove llie tao.t
B'!f'ollnil c ver uflertil 10 1I10 public
Wruinishe.lwesklj to Buhscnher. only, nt tl a
rr.r Alll.t.r. uluit be addrs.'eil to
- . , . JOHN' 8 llVIJ. Brokir
rubluher nd Troptie tor :o Wall st , Nsw York
IpSSr
of Tim
.v.roAVj.7ra7T rnvsr co.vp.vy
"WAI.NUT Street, South Wat corntr
T T rTHIRH, I'hlhdelphln.
Incorporated by lhc Slate of Pennsylvania.
YMoney in received In any.um, larte or iranll uj
Inleresi paid f'oni the d iy of deposit lo the day ,
ivitlnlranl.
The. oillce Is open every day frnm 9 n'clnctt In i!,
morning till 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Mondi,
nndTliursilay evening!, till 0o 'clock
INTEREST FIVE PER. CENT.
AH .iinistarg, or .mall, nre paid hackln .U0LD oi.
demand without umice,lnany nmotiiit.
President Hon HENRY I,. UrNNErt.
VicePreslilelit, ROIIERT SELKR1DGK
Secretary WILLIAM J HEED.
Jlrsttorsi
Hcnr) I,. Ilenner, C. I.nndrrtli Munm
I'.dwntd L. Carter, I' Carroll Ilrcv.it,,
RobertSelfrliige, Joseph II llnrry,
Samuel K. Ashton , Henry I,. Churchman
Jainenn.Smllh. rrancisl.ee
Tliiseompnnycnnllne.it. biiiili ess entirely to th.
receivlngnl nic ncy nil Interest. The inve.lmeht. a
tiinniitltiglo nearly,
ONn MILLION AND A IIAI.P OF DOLLARBI
ts per published repntl of ASI'.TS.nre mail, in eon
orinlly with the provWons of llm clnrlir In HEAL
ESTATE, MORTGAGE!. GROUND RENTS, nndlurl.
first class securities, nstMll always Insure perfect ij
eurily to the depositors, and wtiirli cannot r.nl tn givs
permineiicynud.tKiltily lo(thlaold an'l well e.iat,
iished Institution, (c'eb. I, less.)
.March 7Ui,lt57.
AYER'S PILLS
Ankw nnd ninfjularlv successful rrntnly foi tha
curcof all liilious Hifeases CsticiiC(s Jndi
cdtion, Jaundice, Droiwy, Itliouinnlhm. 1'cTcrrj,
(lout, Ilumors, Ncrrnusne'!, Irritability, Inflatnma
tioiifl, Headache, 1'ains in the lirfivt, Side, Hack,
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c. A'c, Irdeed,
very few are the diseases! in which a I'uralhe Medi
cine ii not nunc or less requiied, nnd much dick
nets and. bulFcrinp might ha prrtcntcd, if n harm
less but effectual Oathurtic wero more freely uspd.
No pcreon can feci well while a coslhe habit of
body prevail ; besides, It soon rencrntes iseriou1. and
often fatal diseases, which might hac been avoided
by the timely and judicious use of a od purpathe.
'I his Ii alike true of Colds, Keverisli symptoms, nnd
liilious dtjTMi cements. They ull torici to licomo or
produce the deep seated and formidable disiPinpcri
which load tho hejirses all o.er the laud. Ucikc i
reliable family plijtic is of the iiist importance to
tlio public health, and lliis Pill has been perfettcd
with consummate skill to meet that demand. An
cxttnshc trial of lit hi lues by 1'hjFicians, Profrs.
sors, and Patient, 1ms hliown roMills tsurpassiu
any thing hitherto kiion of any iiaidiciuc. Cum
Tiavcbeen tirected WynA bcrlicf, wc.e lb"y uui Mib
etantinled by persona of Filch exulted position aiA
character as to forbid the Kuspiciou of untruth.
Amoiifx tlio mnuy ei nin nut Kentlenuu sha 1i:mu
testified in faor of these Pilli, wc may mention
Prof. J. 51. I.ockh, Anal) Ural Chemist, of f':'i
eiuuati, whose L.h profcbslonat chriiictLr is in
dorsed liy
.loiiN MrLrAK, Judge of the Supreme Couit of
the United Status.
Tuns, CouwiN, Secretary of llm Treasury.
Hon. J. M. WiuaiiT, (iincrm.r f Jmliana.
N. Loynwouiii, reat u-'n.r uroer of the West,
Also, lhi, ,1. it. CilllroN', PrrtCiical Cht-mUl, uf
Nc Vurk City, endorsed by
Hon. W. T,.' Mmicy, Secretary of State.
'm. 11. Astoh, the richest nuiu in Amprira.
S, Lelinij it Co., Propr's of tLe Metiopohtm
Hotel, nnd many others.
Did spate pirmlt, we could pive manv hundrel
certificates, fiom .ill parts where the Pills haf
been used, but evidence cen muic comiticin tlian
the cxpenenee nf eniinent public men is found m
their etfects upon trial,
'J hose Pills, tho result of Inn investigation tir.d
study, arc olfacd tn the public rs the best und
most compU to which the present state of nudirat
science can alTnid. FJ hey are cnmpnundci! not of
the drugs themseUes, but of tlio tuudicmil urtms
only of Vtttablo rtmiodien, eitracted byclunncd
protets in a state of purity, and combined togtthir
in such a maticir as toiuM'j'e lhcbctt rrults. 'Ibis
sytc;ni of comnositioa for incdiriiics has been found
in the Cherry Pectoial and Pills both, lo pioduce a
more etiieient remedy than had hitherto been ob
tained by any proecfs. The reason is peifcctly ou
ious. Vltile by the old mode off oniposition,eery
medicine is burdened Willi nmre or lens of acn
monjous and iiijuiious qualities, by this each indi
vidual -irtue only that U desiicd for the curaliie
elfect is piesent. All the iutrt and obnoxious qu.d
Ities of each substance employed are lelt behind, tho
curative- virtues only belnt retained. II nice it n
stlf-evidcM the efTc'cts should pioo, ns the ImMt
tirocd, more nurvly xi.rpedi.il, aud tho PilUa mih r,
more powerful antidote to diM-ate than un) othtr
medicine known to the world.
As it is frequently ixpedicnt that my medicine
should be taken under the counsel of nn nttcndini
Phytdclau, and as ho could not pjoperly jndse of ..
remedy without kwnuncr its fomposilion, 1 hue
supplied the accurate I'ormulc by which both mv
IVctoral and 3'iUs are made to the whole body of
Practitioners in the Untied Stiites. and I tritish Amer
ican Proline cb. If, how eer, there should be any
one vho has not received them, they will ba
pioinptly forwarded by muil lo his rrquest.
Of all thu J'atcnt feditincs that arc offered, how
cw would be laken if their composition was known '
Their life eonsists in their mystery. I hae ua
inysteries.
The composition of my preparations Is laid open
tn all men, and nil who he competent to judge on
the subject fiecly acknowledge their convictions of
their intrinsic merits. 'Ihc Cherry Pectoinl was
pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful
medicine before iU ellucts were known. Many em
inent l'hjtsicians )mc declared the samn thin of
mv Pills, and icn morn confidently, nnd are will
Injf to certify that their anticipations were more
than realized ly their elt'ects upon tifal.
'I hey operate by their poweiful iniUienco on tho
internal ictia to puiify the blood and slimulnte it
into healthy action teic the ob-.Uuctions of
.the stomach, bone-Is, liur, and other ort;ans of tha
body, lestoring their incpular r-ctiun to Imalth, and
by cotucting, whemer they exist, such, deianga
nicnts as are the first orlpin of disease.
Ilcin; 6Ufarwrapped, they are pleannt to take
ond beinR purely vcKCtable, po haxm can arise from
their uso in anv qupntity. 1
For minute directions, sec wrapper on th Box
. DR. JAMES 0. AYER,"
Practical nnd Analytical CliuiuUt.
Lowell, mass.
Fries 25 Cents per Sox, Five Boxes (or ,$L
SOI.Ii UY
CJ- r,. P. I.UTZ.anJ all Ilri'fcliU In niooru.huri
unit Oealera in medicine, e vet l u lit re.
Maylfl, jeS7.
CENTRE STORE .
S.PRIXG & SIMM 13 It G.0 0DS.
JIIH UDiIersignod.lalsfl ploastirr ol in-
I hVimV . J. " , , -.""-- .
ne ijos ju.t received a largo and olcc tasorinen I
a. ,i,,Mii,ti .in- ciiuens ui.L.enue aim vicii'liy, tnai
11 f
SI'KINf! Si. SUMMER GOODB,
Coin prisi 11 tft lie lien vie. 1 .toekandinotvnrieda..ort
litem ol laMhioiiable, useful and suDiiantial Merchm
iIJlh thai liaveheenoflereil loth. puMic olei cry kind
uiid'iuality.whichtliey wllltcliroiiendylpay.ai very
reasonable prices.
HCoun(ryiiroducitaVen inn.lrlialtse for Roods.
Incliiillneraiii und i,ui ber n,nd tlie public cu.tom
repriiiuiv .0 iciiun.
SVMUEL JiAJIlJACK.
rowler.vll'o. March 'J6 1P37,
.NE W T"
SPRINO AND SUMMER,
To be Sold Very Cheap,
JUST ItmUV E AT THE BTOllli OF
J. .1. ll.ROJYEn,
Qloomiburj April J5, 1837-3
i