IWlHiiTlIfflM 1'illUtlUl In vIint dirootou do wo nood Progress- 1' itinera aro now gcnornlly s.it'iGotl that to mako their bu'sinosa proDtnblc tlicy must ujo tbctr utmost endeavors to make not only tlw foil produce to its utmost capacity, ImtnliiFlo obtain from that produco tho greatest possiblo value 1 They aro ullvo to tho benefits t t bo derived from improved implements of husbandry. Good ploughs and cultivators nnd harrows, and drills, arc recognized as Indl.-ponsablo for tho proper preparation of tho soil, and putting in tho teed. Tho mowing machine and harvester nrn findinc thoir way to overv farm. Tho increased attention paid to thorough drain-! in;?, shows thiit farmers nro bdjiniug to appreciate the importanco of protecting their land as far as possiblo from tho con tingency of tho season?. Thoy login to seo that in order to inako tho capita already invested in their land more productive, it is necessary to put more capital with it. Somo havo oven made tho important dis covery that thoy can mako money by improving (heir own land at home. Great improvements havo been mado during tho last ten years in oil kinds of stock. Hut there has been a corresponding improvement in feeding, or preparing them for market. Wo fear not. It that respect, wo aro no further advanced than wo wero fifty years ago. In that, improvement has stood still. We mow our grass and dry it, and it is put into the born as hay, and in that dry condition is fed out to our stock during tho long cold winter. To tho hay wo add stalks and straw, and unless to this bo added somo grain tho condition of tho animal is rarely as good iu tho spring as tho prcceedlng autumn when it cmo to tho yard half of the year it has stod still in its growth or retrograded, and at tho same wo havo been at tho most trouble and expenses on its account. Here, then, is a most importaut point to commence improve ment, and it is to this more than any other that attention should bo drawn, and progress in ado. Wo turn our animals out to graze in tho spring and thoy will fatten upon tho her bage, dried and fed to them in tho winter will by no meani keep them in tho thrifty condition, Tho reason is so nbvious that its rather a matter of surprise that farmers have so long neglected to avail themselves of it's suggestion. Wo havo only to place tho dried herbage in tho same condition ol tho green, or as nearly as possiblo, to obtain to tLo bost possiblo advantage all its uutri live properties. This can bo douo in tho most perfect manner only by cutting and cooking. In this niodo by a littlo more labor farmers oan nearly or quite double their winter forage. Fortunately wo are not without examples on this subject. In England and Scotland within tho last three years, the practice has been, among somo f tho most successful farmers, to cut and cook all tho feed for their horses and cattle. In Holland the practico has been coinulou for nearly a century to cut and cook the fuod for their eattlo, especially their cows. In neither country, however, dues the necessity so strongly exist as here. Their winters are shorter and milder, and thoy can keop nnd feed to a much greater advantage than our farmers, roots and other succulent food. Preserving Green Corn for Winter use. One of tho greatest luxuries of tho table, both in summer and in winter, is tho Sugar or Sweet Corn. To our taste, all other varieties of corn to cat green aro worthless compared witli it. Our method ' is to keep a constant supply by successive ' planting, from Juno to tho period of frosts. Making the largctt planting about tho first ' of July, with au car'y variety for planting , for winter,, This matures usually in fc'cp-' tcmbcr, which u tho best season for drying. ' Our method i3 this : When thcro is tho promiso of a fair day, early in tho morning tho corn is gathered, such only as is wel tilled ; it is then husked and. put i to boiling water and allowed to remain eight or ten minutes. It is then taken out and immediately cut (rom the cobs, with a sharp knifo, and spread on a clean sheet ! upou a roof or ecaiTold, inclining to tho ' south. It should bo stirred onco or twice ' (Turing tho day, and by night it will becomo dry as to bo past danger of injury. It should bo covered during iho night to keep , off tho dew, and csposcd again for two or thrco days to tho sun, when, if tho weather is fair, it will usually bo perfectly dry and may then be put into n keg and lieu Jed tight, or hungup.- in-a firm linen bag for use. I Vi'a havo recently eaten corn of tho common kind, preserved by a new nnd i easier method, which teems to bo as tender, ' with ill tho sweetness nnd frcilmcss of, flavor that it hud when first gathered, and in y answer equally well iu preserving tho swoct corn, which wo regard as tho only I variety worth preserving, i It is simply gathered nnd boiled in tho ' U'ual manner, fit for tho table; it is then' ut frm tho cob and packed in a tiht' ko or jar, (wood is said to bo tho bast) in j altf-mato layers of salt suflioient toprowrvo it. Pome, in tho plsco of nalt, npply a strong l-rino. When wat.ti'd for uso it is soaked in fair water, which munbo fharifred U remove tho cxres of iolt, -md tk'-n 1 rt , aidnbut'' r .x .r?nn and a lit lo 10 VJlHllfrllMmi it OATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPOllT A I EH IE HAIL ltOAD. rlrcct HaUnti cssnrtlisn trfWcn A(i WI J . rl laJrMI: SSorlul rjalrint and tttmit Itout tfnm fs"r VtrKlt VkUadtlphla, mntihrg, miliar IJaJtmou, Washington til, andtkt fuM. nASSIINlinn TRAINS leave 1:111.1 itally (cJwpl! JL 1 1 hit A. M. nnpulni Wllllnmsnnrt at It) 15 A HI. Connecting Willi ue.iu 4iB i,.iiiiiuiiuiiuiiu Inn.uml rcnchlnit I'hllaillll.nln nt7 lit) P. M. Itpiiirniiia. Icnvo I'lillailcliililit from earner nfllroul mul Vlni.slrccts,al7 Si), A. it. reaching Willi nns'otl, ml 15, I , M. and nrrlvlntr nt r.lmlrn nil', P. M, I'ASSr.Nlinlt TKAIN8 Wlt.I, IJIAVK POUT CLINTON POlt IIAKMSIJUlta, Hired, via ILiuphinanil ttiisucltnnnu Hail Head, nn th-l nrrlvalof-!JtawlsnTralii,iit 4 43r.M.rcnchlng Ili.r. rlsbutirnts r M Uciuminslcnvo Hnrrlluri!nl7 5 A.Mi.connri-linR at I'orlUllmim Willi Ciill.iwlssnlraln bound west form l..lli. ,..nai.llrprl I milt) lu 1 1 ft I 1 MiltlS . I'Mlbll Iff, H.ll' llinnreaiiilllie Uniith.coiinccllnrr these pulnti wllh all Norlhivcitcrn ivninylvonl.mnil Ur.lcrn Now VotK. t'onnfclnsat nlinlliillli iralimon Now Vnrkand Erie l(a!l lloiulinlra, Willi llin 4:iniiru, Uan.iiiilneau, lloche'.er, r.iinamaniininsarn i iiim. t'oriiocllniiilirpclly with ilio (Ircal Wc.tern Rallrna ai Sunonr1i)ii IrliUo for Ilolroil, Clilcagn, St. Uuulu, , tliusiiiakinfi tlioliortcl,aiul tlicapcatruutofruu riilimifiiniiij lotlioie Dnlnts. tVIII Icavo Wllllamrno't DAILY, at U 30 A. M.fo Philailclliia. I'rriulillinlnlnnniirrom Phllailolnlila ulthonlltan. illlimciit.rroiii Rcnillni; Hall Koail FrcljlitUciot,i:oin. uroMlroail ami ClieliyFtri'i'ln, l Acs 1IINVII,1,U flDlultKuno dOIAO KAif PunengerTraln I'reigin 1'raln, 13 M. o ai Ai OOiNC WEST. PascnporTraln , I'relsht Train, . 3 15 V' llHtwpniil'hilflilrlnliliniulUnm-rt, St 4(1 i C.llawlnsa, 4 30 . i ' Tainatlla 2 fill Mllloli 5 ID Wiiliaunnori, S 00 rint.nilnilB nrnpmnn.llli.li'I'ftlp allow I'd to each oafs seiiEfr siccicliarctilal Uui,plr'.claslicislilralM Jnnaii.lKS I'lIirV. AND HEADING HAIL UOAD IllallP ArratLgeintnU far Paistngtr 7'raltt, January ls, 1857. rTPfraliHi cinj Norih. Icavo rhilat!cliIiii KJ A. .11. ana r. ni. Down TriiliisKoingSoutli, leave I'ultsvllle&t l A. 31 ice. mm 4 r. ai- Untniitiipus Ueadingnt 10,--, A, .n.anaii.'.'Jr.l.M. aowTralna fl,!3,A. M, S.it l M. The EtnrfjaTraln la diicontlnued until further nn lico. Close contttclioni are mailt) by the 1U,'? A. M ilia Train from PiirlUllntniito Llminianil oil inlermc iliatcpotuU! nntl by Die (J,i!2 V.M UpTrnln from I'orl niton ii L.iinir.iuananmitgiia, u'jii?:u, maara. ue pot. Chlcnco. tit. Lnulf. iDavunnort. auJ lawn City: Mnkine tht.t route Uieihurlcdtauil cliaapeit to the Lake prices ana tanouu. OnButittivs.tlM Down A. M. Tnln frim Pottsvillo. anJUpP..M. Tralii from rhlladelpliijonly, run. IUrri-bckq Conxectionj, by Dauphin Ualroail ntAu bin n A pptjclal ATimmoilatlon Passenger Train leaves Uentl.ntlaiUy, (except Hmiilays )nt?MM.. retiirnhi; front Auburn nttii P. M.. on arrlvj of .LIU P. Train from tlarruburg, WAY irAUlliS FllOM llEADINQ TO rlilhdc(h1i.51.7ai)tll,4i; L'oitsvWIe 91.US anil Ot85; Auburn, 0.75. THROUGH l'AliES.to IHrrlrlmrg. S255 Tamaqitn 1,32: Wi(ViamanOtt 21.10: Cfnuru 9J.3.r: Caminl.ii.i U3-109 It, i Hi ( or NiagraaiD.OU; Uifaveand 310, 71 'iWed(i8I4,75: Cincinnati Q1G.U0 1 Chtcosa 3W.0O. ALL Passenger wl procure tickets boforf encrinrj theenrs: 10 cents extra on Tares paid In the cam fitly lbs.. of ncrsenal HairiraEoaiowoil each Pa(aenoL' all over that weight aBcharged Kxtra llnsaairo' Januiry3r, 1837 tf. GcnWfinp't AYE1VS PILLS, 4 NEW mid kinipilarlv successful remedy for the curcof all liihous diseases Costitcness, indi gestion, Jaundice, Dropiy, Hhcuniutism, Filers, (iout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Intlainma tions, Headache, Tains in tho Breast, Side, Jiack, and Limbs, Fimale Complaints, &c. .c. Indeed, very few aro tho diseases in which a Purgative Medi cine is not more ur les9 required, and much sick ness and suffering might be prevented, if a harm less hut effectual Cathartic were moro freely used. No person can feci well whilo a costive habit of body prevails ; besides, it soon generates serious And often fatal diseases, which miglit have been n oided Ihev : produco the deep seated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over tho land. Hence a reliable family physic Is of the first importance to me puouc ncaiiu, nnu tnis i in nas iccn penceiea with consummate tkill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by Phjkicians, Profes sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures haic been effected beyond belief, wwe they not sub stantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Anion?; the many eminent gentlemen vho have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention : Prof. J, SI. Locki:, Analytical Chemist, of Cin cinnati, whose high professional character is en dorsed by John McLean, Judge of the Supremo Court of tho United States. T1109. Couwix, Secretary of the Treasury. Hon. J. M. WiuauT, Governor of Indiaua. N. LoNawonTii, great wine grower Of the West. Also, I)n. J, II. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of New York City, endorsed by Hox. W. I Maucy, Secretary .of State. Wm. Pj. Astuu, tho lithest man in America. S. Leland & Co., Proprs of the Metropolitan Hotel, and many others. Did space pennit, we could give manv hundred certificates, from all parts where the Pills have been used, but evidence even moro com incing than tho experience of eminent public men is found in their effects upon trial. These Pills, the result of long investigation and study, aio otfcied to the public as tho best and most complete nhtch tho present state of medical science can alford. They are tompounded not of tho drugs themselics, but of the medicinal lirtucs only of 'Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical process in a stato of purity, and combined together in such a manner as to insure the best results. This system of compphition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pillt lwth, to produco a moro efficient lemcly than had hitherto been ob tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob vious. Whilo by tho old mode of toinpositiou, every medicine U burdened with more or less of am mnnjous irnd injurious qualities, by this each Indi vidual virtuo only that Is desired for tho curative effect is presen r- All the Inert and obnoxious qual ities of each substance employed ore left behind, the curathe virtues only being retained. Hence it is self-evident tho effects should prove, ns they have proved, more purely remedial, and the Pills a surtr, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine known to tho vvoilit As it is ficquently expedient that my medicine should be taken under the counsel of an uttending Physician, and ns he could not properly judge of a remedy without knowing Its composition, 1 have supplied the accurate l'ornmlaj by uhiih both my Pctoral and Piits are nindo to the whole body of Practitioners in the United States nnd llritish Amer ican Provinces. If, however, there should bo any ono who has not received Ihenl, they will bo promptly lorwaroeu by mail lo nis rc'ji'c.Fi ui uu me i aieiu .leuiciuts mat nxu imcrcu, mm few would bo taken if their (umpiitim was known i 'I heir life consists in thdr injttcry. I have no mysteries. 'The (uropoKttion of my preparations is laid open to all men, and all who rro timipelent to judge on tho subject freely acknowledge their tonviitions of their intrinsic merits. The flurry Pectoral was pronounced by uLulitic men to bo a wonderful medicine Ufurc its effects were known. Many em inent PliysliluiH havo declared tlic tamo thing of my Pill", and rvyi more confidently, and arc will ing tn lerufrlbat their anticipations wero more Hun replied' by tU-ir otfocte upon. trial. 'lhcy operate It their lwiwlul Influence on the luteniul i itor'o purify tjfie blood and stimulato it into heiiltliy ai'u.n icmovt the obstructions of the stomach, boncls, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring thuif Irregular action, to health, and by correclhi';, wherever they eist, cuih derange Incuts as aro the first origin of disease. licing suitnr-wrapped, they are pleasant to take, and lK'tog purely vegetable, no harm can raise from their use iu any quantity. For minuto airoctlons, see wrapper on the llox. PliKPAKTn II Dll. JAMES 0. AYEB, IMncUcnluiatlAimlytidil ClieinUl, LOWELL, MAPS. Pries 25 Cents per Box. Five Eoiea for SL soil) iiy H r LIT., oiul a'l rirujjlfti lu Ulciiratiar; uu jiriirrs in incuiciuea evctywitere, May Hi, i-s: pvx- ltNO I MM'KKIILLf. r - -lo at IMI'TMAVS, 83 LSI. & W8LS0WM. WHOLESALE AND RE'IAIL js&Esisifl'sr' OONFEOTIONAltY & FltUtT STORE Ojsler and Ealing Saloons. j ,c cltlscns of Bloombm lllld the iilhyj Hi: unilrratiiiiHIt rrsnrelfully 'inform lie Iii itomrnt. ilial Ihy haveborijr.ilihfi inmrfi ol Mr . IMI'u.nM. In Itic nbrvo I'.tni.liilin.eut. mi Mnln Street, nitil l.nvc mi itnkcrv. l.'onliilii'iititv. m il Uitti r IMallirh rm-ut. where tlicy wlllat all llrur Iti-eji a full supptyrl I'rnvlsluns Hirri't inents anil llitnMes, inch ns llfrnil lies, Bm.'itPouloci.L'lii'cri', .Mnrkrol, &c..scrvcd uji ,n aooil onloritnd on motli'raie terras. , Their StockcutnnrirFs a lame rnprily el Atinonnt Fiji, llaioni , Crimes, Ntns. Wnliiuts. Ifnlco Tnlncro Cla.irs.ctc i wllhovarvlinatlnnblrurtlcli Inllteirllnc ,''"',;, 1. ,., trir- Pamllmsiiiiiinllpil nt nil lime vvltli llrrail.Cakcs. Pres, Oysters, fce .ami all onlers proinil ly nilirl Cash pnlil fur Country produeeanitttio nutlic ttstec respectfully I iVTltcd. I 0 E 0 II K A PI , always on hand, during tho summer season, N II. A l.adlo'sHnloon dlicnniieetn'frrm tiieitbvi eflalili'liuienl. has been prepared In sood orilrtf o wlllalwaru bciitihclrcommnriel ,,,.- THOMAS (,'. KI.SC. (II.IVUU T. WII1BON. Ulooimburii. fib. 1, lW. "KVANS .V; NEWOOJIKU, (Ftnntrtf tl'itk Sf AVwcowert) Arolrstrcct, obivo Third, Philadelphia, H 01)113 Of MEALS liasiKrAST, 5, 0 anil 7 o'clock to 10 Ditsen.Geiitlcnieirsoriliuary.l o'clock tola, " f.ailies.C o'clock, Tra, Ifln'clockto It. UVAN nv5tN8,J U, S.NnWCOMKft Aug.tl,lP5S.-y. CIIAUI.ES II. MAlU'I.E'S. UI.E AND LKltiOIt STORE, A'o. 113 North Third Street. Above Kace, Hast Side, Two doors abovo. the lligi I PHILADELPHIA IIds conilnnlly otl Ji;in4 t'rcnrli 11 runtjVt llollatnl i-iii una 11 uriHTUi nnsonnicni 01 loruig inci, iubu nil kind of American Hplritj, Ac, Mjrrli 13 'HSG y National Botcl. ( LATE WHITE SWAN, ) Sides Stover. ttacc Street, above Third, Thiladephia Pstkr HiDM.Iatoofthe firm Stevens, HoUiiigthcaOJcCo - - i. u-uien,ui nig UIIIOU IIUC I, August II, I&U nioTouu iiowsi:, CURNXU OK MARKET AN'U MILL WTItnUTa, Immediately opposite the Court Horn,) DANVILLE. PA. TTAVlXfl hppn recently renovatrj anil reftiriiiicd xain nsinpnoriviQ.inis eif';ini nolens now ri-otin (uiinu is i gpirtvwu 1 1 y (U'lurBiUUs a. a. miAuy, lyiS.lSSG. JOHN M. FORD, IMPOr.TUR, MANUFACTUllDltilDCALCIt INI SADDLERY, OOAGII HARDWARE A1U 1 111 Jl.VUMJS. Ao. 32, North Third St. PhUadchiMa. pUKOIIASEUS will And It lo llit-lr advanlngu to of X amine myHtoek. which Is vcricxlciislvc.aiid nnr. chased lot Cash; ami consists i nail the variety ofNevv uirii. ui uuvueiii illy lint;. N. 11. AllOrdcrs shall huve narllculuratul ntoinnl Itcntlon. Beileinliur l).l5if(.iy JOHN II- ALLKN k GO. Nbs. 2 J- 4 Ctesmtl, Strcit south side he- low IVatsrJ n.ilatlclpliia. fTlIK Oldest Wttoo ivark Ilouxft. Im Ttitt (itt 1 MAMUrAUTUKCU-S and WhuleialmicaUm in 1'al nil M.iriilne-inadt) BnmiH. I'.ntnt Oroovetl Cedar, ware, waranted not to shrink. Wood and VVillriw.unrn. C'onN. ltrusiitji ttc of all dcterliun, Vie nee call mid examine our stork, January ai, iu,-k y, SIMllNG AND'SUMMER To be Sold Very Chcajj. JUST WXIUV B AT TIIIJ STOKU OP J. J. U ROWER, Uloomstiurg.'Ariril 25, 1857 3m NEW BIAKISLE YARD INjULOOJISOUnC. HIRAM S, CAREY HAS opened n Marble Vard in Court Alley, opposite llieUxclUnae.Whsro lie la nrpttnrpil lii Until, tin. best work from Italian or American Marble lor MONUMl.NTa. TOJIIiS. Tomb-stones, Tables, Mautles, Window-sills and len Ills. l'orllio character and finish ofblsvvnrk he refers to suchasho has made is this county, lie will furnish ui'signs foruork or execute any that limy be furnuh. olio Win. lliswoik shall always be salisfuclory in Itsstyleand reasonableln price. UlUUUlJUUJg, una. O.ICJU, J. S. & ii. U I'KUOT, Produce ani General COMMISSION MEIICIIAaXTS, No 3G North Wliorvn, I'IIILADaUM'UIA. RBFKnBKrEB; JohnP lyniuon.Uiq. riilladclphla. Mcmti Hacker. Lv& U Co. . tMtur, I'nce i Co-v ltiuknor, MrCamtnon t Co, " Char It 8 L'llis it Co. H.Morri Wain & Co ' Unterbriilge, Arvov & Co. " Charlc & Jo.teli I'errH, ' Tlioma a &c Maxwell, New York, " 9.M-MeClungfcCo.,Bi. Louii, Mo, .i,?:orrl8acSon Louisville, Ky DYER'S HOTEL. Cattawissa, Pa. k alllBoldand wellknown Hotel,! utlietovvn t , ... afCattanlssa.lsstill kept by ilio under. Mi1l signed, and in suitcnfull license i. i- llti!!l dctcruiined to make fits liouio one or ihn ,. 7.. r...,' blcplaccsrortravelerstoslon at, llintcan h.rVn.nrf In the interior of I'ennsylvania Ills tablewlllbu furnish. eu uauy vvltli uie nest tho Markot can aiTord. ujuyuiuirieuu. ana traveller .generally arolnvltod ' JUyl.l8J5.-y. JAL-oiiijyeu States Union Hotel. POItMCniTLY IICD LION IIOTUL ) No. aOO Marketstreet. PhUtuMi.h4n 0'??Rinif V- "'NKLB, Pronrletor.roraiirlyoico. JJ lurubia, I'a , would inform his rriellds and therTub Ictliatlioconllnuesto keep the above named li,l which I. well ami favorably knXi bronco u.t'hi Stateasoncoftlieoldesland most convenient llotelin he city, lie mostrcspccirullysolicltsoshorcnl pub rpiliuntcn Audi 7. IMS U1DEH MILLS. S00 KIIAUSEITH l-ATI'M-l- iimiinvi-i. &r01tTAIILE C1UEII MILLS. We are Iin'w .uianuiaeiuring these unrivalled Cider Mills. irreullv illlOroved and .trfnirlliwnn.l fear, onilcansupply orders al Wholesale and Retail. MillsshlprcdtoonyportortbcUnlou. '"-'an. , , , WA3CIIALL MOItHIB it CO., V lio1e.au-and Uetuil Dealers In Agilculturallinntc inentsnnd Machines. 7llianilMarkenireets, Philadelphia. I'HILADELPHIA OARPET'STORE nArtPr.TINGS, Oilcloths, Window Bhades'lal(on v Matting. Just received SU.UOO plere. new style nufactureil and Imporlad ejpressly for CAItPlrr LI.. Merciiants and llousakci-pers will please no. ,V, in ami '.'uNortti Htcond Blrcct.lst door below nst's .hurch. M.ircli'.'.l lri'.U. i, BinNP.Y J0NI18 Ksypiowu Coacb anil H'ngoii Factory ami: uudersigneil having succeeded Jacob B. la -in the Wu son and Coach inak Ine bii.l ne...ut hi. stand, In ll.pyiuwu respectlully Inlorm tluir frlonc ui.uiuv I" iiuc, wiuiiney enn 11 nu I wl 1 1 too Wazoii Mukina JJ mines!. Innll.ils depaitmeots, vv fie re they will he happy tiru reive orders andproiuptlyeiceuieallbusiuctsliitlicl line, wiin neatuessauuuespatcii. 0- Wheel barrows made to order, and ullklnds al repuiringuoiie o its nor I none v. .i.vvisB cc iiAuiinnui;ii Ilspylovvn, June7,'ie5U. y JOHN 0. YE A (5 Kit" Fas Ii i ou a b lo Hat ii 0 a j S t o r c NO. 103 NOllTil TIIIRII STItllKT, , I'tllLADKLCIIIA. T Merchants nnd visitors rrom urtherurenusy vania.nreraspcctfullyiiivltedla give him acall, when visiting Philadelphia. Juno '.'ri.ltili.-y. C. C HAULER ij- CO., NO. 0, North Wate, Street Phijadcl- l.bla COMMIBBIONMCBUIIANTS anddejlcm in , j..-rd , Shoulders. oueesu Uiui; Uu Itel, 1'urks, ( Flour Jtc ' ' Apim 1 33-ly KG) liCIHMl IIKIiBIBOLD'S GENPISH PltEI'AIMTION cf uiciil,Y coNcnTitAinn comi-ound pluii) KXTIIAOT I1UUIIU, Ftr Mittiit o tin DIMr Kiiittt; (Irmtl, Dnpig, Wnlttist. OMrualau. trl W, Vmalt Vomffatittt. mnJ til Vln'lf ' ' . " : ,Seslt)rflls, Ailslnj from llsecitcs anil liupriiilf nclct In lire, ami removing an lixpropir DUcln'Ses rrom tlm UUildir, Kldaeys.eKSciunl Ortan. vvh-lln r rxlstlnf In ' sif irn l'l'.MAI.ll. from Hhntcvcr.cimio llwy nmir Iwvs orllnitnl, anil no lu.iltrr of now Jons iMiinn. ilvlnr lienllli anil vljiir to llm frame, rlml lilociii lo llin pallid cheek. JOY TO THE JIFFLICTEDI II Itciiri'sNeivousaiul nebllltatedBuircreri.am! jemores . all lite symptoms aniun; which will be found Imlitno. ' . sltlOn to i:wmon, bomof I'aweit mm of Memoir, i.m,.i iiiruiiiinii, ..-..w. Wjcvsc, WenkiNcnrts, Trcmliling.rircadfiil Horror ol llo.-ilti. rNirrhl Kwrnli o.iii rcei, vvasoiu "iin- nrsi of VI 'ion, Laiicnot, tTnlvercil Lmlliudu of Ilio Muscular Htrm OiUn U nut in qui Api tile, w th )ynp'(uc ty in pi om. iioi iinntis r nulling 01 ute uouy, l)r nt'funftlm Skin. 1'altM CtmMcaincrand Eritpiintii on lift t'jee, rain fit Hie Hack, UfavlneM of the tiyu ll.t. rru'iui-nily llliick HKU llyliifilirforo the Eye, with Temporary fiilrimion ndl.o utBlvhtt unnt of Attention, Crcat MoblHiy, Rnilepincis, with Horror nrHoclcly Notlilnjr Is moro dvilratilo to inch 1'KiiuntR than sohttid(,nml not nine thry moro drrnd Tor fear of tticiufclvus no ifms of uiatincr, no earncM rieaf , iio ftpcculativii, but a Hurt led transition from ono qucs lion lomintiif r. Thoie Bymptomf.if allocdto 8 un-wbich thi f-dietno ininrinM reinnvc.-KooS Iftllow. Le of rmdictno ImarlaMy reinovci noon ffbllowi Lofb - .s...i. :1 L-i. t. ' r - ..i.i. tin nnti..,i ttiftvistilre. Who can sav th.it there oi ml KpitPht Who if CMses !aru noi:freMpt'y follow rd by ihoe'e direful from Urans ic Watson's 8afe. , discne-In-.aity und.Corimmptlon ( Tho records of We behcTethe above to have been a fair and im the Insane:Aiyluini. nnd Hie m-lanrhoty deaths by parttaltrlal oftlie rospoctlvequa Itles of both iSalcs. Conmimption. (war ample wltnesn to tho truth of thews . JACOI1 II. AMrrttons. In Lunatic Atyhttufl thmost nielanrholy UANItl B. HUiVrLK. exhibition appear. Th countenance Is acluilly od ' Having been absent during the burning, we fully den and iitlie deUtuto nrittcr mirth or oriefs ever visits It. Should a sound of tho voice occur, U Is rnrcly artlrtlaie. M With woeful measures wan despair Low sullen found his prtcf beguiled." Drbllltyismoitterri'ilel and hai brought thousands ii iinn ihousaiila in unilmely craves, thus blasting the ambition nf many iioblo uuihs, It can be cuicd by I I ho use if tin . 1 IKFJILLWIP. ilEMEDV. If you nro gutt-fin with any ol I lie above d 1st rcMlnj nllmeuu. the Fmid i.xtrnct lluchu will cure you. Try llitnd do cotnlitro'1 ol llttf-flicacy. . Hew are ol (iinvk Noitrums amllduack Doctors, wlio fa I el y boast of nsilltiesavd rtlerr ncca ;Citizcns know and Jiivold thftn nnd save Inuj mitliiriii(t money, ami bottle of (hid i eppur. vy uriMiiiiK or caning ior nonuhir and n iter! lie remedy. It nllavs all njln and inflammation. In norfrrtlv pleainntln its laato nnd odor, but iiuniediatc in its action. IIDLMROU)'3 IJXTKACT HUCIIU Is.'p re pared directly nccordhis, to the rules of Phsrmacf and Chtmitttf, With the greatest accuracy andj ehcmirnl knowledge and care devoted in its combination. See rrofenvor Dewcey' Valuable Work on Ihe practice of physic, and mo tt oT I Iio lite ft.itidird Wmkn of Medicine. I3-ONI1 IIUNDIUID DOLLAUSa One hundred dollars will be paid to any physician who can prove tint the Medicine ever J injured n I'.i lient;; and the testimony of thoutandr.can do produced to prove that It d-tes great pood. Cases of fiom one week tolhirteeu yenta standing hae been effected 'Iho mass of volunM.y testimony In possession of the proprietor, vouclilnjlu virtnos unit inritivo powers, is immense, embracing namciwu'i known lo.Hcicnco nnd Fa ui r, lUO.WKl bottles have born sold and not a smglojn elnnca of u failure has ben, reported I 1'crsonally appeared liifore me.no AMermnn of tho rlly of Hnladelphla. It. T. IUluold, CheiniH, who being duly sworn does p.iy, that his preparation con tains no Narcotic, Mercury or Injurious Uiujj, Iml urc .purely vegetable. II. T. IIIM.MUOLD, Solo Manuldcturor. Bworn and subscribed More me tliin 2:!J day of No vember It31. WM.T. IIIUUARU. Alderman. Price 51 ptr tottle, or sir for $1 , dttteertd to any ad' Jresi,.accoinpanii'd by THIabl and responsible cvrtlfl cates from I'rofvssors of .Medical Co lieges, Clergymen, unn norm. lrcp:iredandFotdkby II T. UUMIirOLD, I'nittlcirnnd Knalytiral Chemist. No 52 BsjiitliTHNTII Bt., below Chestnut, Assembly IJuilditiffi, rhilndeiptin. vTr To be had of J. tt MOVER. Uloomtburi?. and pf all Dtvfffltte and Deatert throughout the. United itatts, Canada and llrttiih Vrovlatees ASK ro't MI'.liMllOLU'ri TAKC SO oniUlt. CUKUrf GUAIIANTIIUU. Juno 13, 1157, 1857. SPItlNO AND SUMMEIt, GEO, IiULl'IN & CO. IMPORTERS Attn M.WUFACTVM'.RS. 171 CIIKSNU 1' STHKliT, A re now prcparcdjto eilubit their New Ptylca FOR SrilING TRADE, INULUIIINIi Ilia lack and colomtSilk Mantillas, Cliantly Lace Man Mactillas, Prencli I.nce Manlil.n4. Uuilirniilired f il k M.intillns, llnglei tare and Net .Mantillas, Mourning .Mantillas, tljsiues, Talmas, &e , ice. All ol which win tie oncreii mini, i.nwrst rrices. UUO. IIIIM'IN b. CD. 174 Cbointit Street, above'in, rhila dthia . March-ill, I8S7. ALEXANUEll KEHll, uiroiaxii and wnoMiis.vi.i: niiAi.int in Salt, J Salt, NO. 33 SOUTH WilAllVI.rf, IMIILAUCMMIIA. Aitliton's fine Liverpool c round Tufk'i Inland nnd Dairy Halt, ronstiiuilj on hann und tir nu1e, lu lutr, lo suit the trade. AJ.LiAArMJUK KCUK. April i, 1657-fiin Pennsylvania Hotel. TUIBwcllknown Hotel. lately ke LySAM- J&irjL eylII ItERD.on Main Street, In invillc (Va ffn Iiuu been lake n by mo auuscriiier. wn is prcjiiji imred lo accommodate truv si leran ml 8 aucrd n me uubi minncr 1 ' 'uie uuu 1 iu inuruuMuiy Iverhauled.uud u now rellUcd up nnd lurniihedfor ohe c uteri ui n uicnt of liueiia. HiidUbiiu(r Ii l.irgo nud coinmodloui, with Mnrtcs and vehtclenfoMure.and lie will tuare no nainstu rctiiier L'enerai uuiuiaciion trS-A hderalihareofllie nubile potronace ii rcipect ruiiyeoiicitcu. DanvilleDec. SO, 1B55. NUW WAGON SHOP, Willow Grove, South Dloomslmrg. TIIC umlersi:ned, respectfully Informs his Irion. Is itml ilia nubile ffcner&llv. Iliat he has tnkcu the stand lately occupied bySlr.ltcbeil llri.lsl.ln Willuvv Grove, tioutli Ulunuii-burir, below the Uallroud, vvlicto hu win continue ine Wagon-making Business, In all its vario isdeparlnients, in good e v c ana i.nnioiicraie lerius. Also Uenairih'r Woaotis. lluecles, Uairiaecs. fiul- kiMiln.stc , done to rrder and on slioit time. ttjr l'roducc taken for work. ciiAitLua liituwcu. Illooinsburif April SS, IS57 3ui NEW LIQUOR STORE. NO. 135, NOaril THIRD STRCET. Lithe Eagle Huil'lings, Above Race St.) Philadelphia. TIlll lludtfrsigncd begs leave to inform his friends und the public, that Im has openedauteiiss In tho Dagle Ilulldinga, No, 133, N.,'3I Hi., asnbovo, where Iw will be liappy to supply Merctmits, Hotel. keejH-rsi and custouiers generally, Willi the 'choicest brands keptiii I'hiiudllplia, WILLIAM IIROIIST. lUteef UamUle.) March 7lh,lH7.y. HENRY ZUPPINGER, Clock ami Watchmaker. South Side of Muin Street above the Rail Koait. TMFF1CULT repairing in watches a ml Jew 1J clry (llassesror liuntisiir watches and spectacles, tc. llloomsburg, Aug, 30, 16S0. JUST RECEIVED AT OUR NEW STORE. TV 0.1 MACKllRBL for 3131 per barrel, and others j. v in proportion. Also, a iresn supply oi eugnr olasses, Itke, &e. Also, a new supply of Wull I'a' r, ui uiiijraut stylos , which win nu sulil low. II, V. ii I. W. IIART.MAN. May'J IM7. WKiTKTBO'S'KIs,' Noa. 0, 11, 11! and 15 CourtluQtl strcot, NEW YORK, ii. u.wiNciinaTiui. TIIOH. n, WINOIIIIETHII, , UI1NJ, r.WINCIILbTilll, My ni, ifju .in,. r Dr. rraacis C. Harrison, WOUI.ll resiccttMlyiuformtticitlzcisoflllooius bursunil vicinity, that haliuicoiuut'nredtliepracl tlrof MiijjitiNuuudHuuut.ny.uiid solicits a sharo ol publicpatrouatfe. I liuft.iualw.iya'io fouii.lttl.eUtcliauge Ilolelopposftu 1 Court llouso. Ulvoiusbiire, I'll -3, 1P23, j Sir'. J. V. ituticr, ' II o m jc o p a t Ii 1 c 1' li y s I c 1 a n, pr.SrEC'lTUM.YtonilorBlili rrofessiutiol Screes litiithecitisoiisiiruiouiiikbiircand vicinity, generally Ky OHicoun tho comer of Main and Iruu rJtti,cts llluuiusburg, AdJumiiijJJr Kloci'iJtore r3ept, iiv, IKS, SALAMANDER TIKK AND TDIBF WIOOF SAFES. rlltl I,Altal'.3T ABDORT mcnt In the United States, Warranted lo be eaual to any now ni.iiJo.nnd wlllbc sold on as gooillurins,aicnnlie olitaineil from any ether house In the ;cuun,!!'.".,,,u .. ,t.ATS.,M'a. ?C3 211 S''"11 '',lila,l(!l'"h' TRUTH 13 MiniiTV AND WIM. PltUVAIM Utparl vftht Cemmitttt,npptttdt ivpirtnttnd the Hum tug "' t" "J"' al K'",i'S Wtfusrn lllL T0 UBIer,nel4 melnlisn of Ilio toinnilttee, do - .njMHiUvrcpoll, Ibat wn sow the two sales, olhjl. , r,gtrC1j ,,ionly faricls llfrtlnjsiisl Bt.iii watson, niacin sum ursine in niumuo, yi, iho M.r6i.. , ;c (, ti,e pay master of ihe Philadelphia and jp0ltll,e RnHroail Uimiony.ln hlsolllcont IlcadliiK, maniifiirinreil liyFarrclsst llorrmg tvnatiio Bain in IISC by 11 Al,anix,in Ills FIUIU iiiiiiuiiu,uri:u r llvnnsAi Wution. and put In books and iipcri (e duply nliho. Thcflro waittnrtcdal 8 o'clorkt A M.tnnil kept up until fourcordt of green hickory, tworords dry oak and half chuslmil ton wood were entirely ton n tuned, the wlioto under the itiperMittndenni of tfm gnlifcr ILert mrmbcm oMho Coiniultter Tho S.urg wtrn then coolrd oif with wnter, af rr which they wero orcnil and the bonks nnd papers taken out by the uonuniuee anu aeni io u,i. unm tur ur trVe"JimWlMnV,ll3M The li oOKi nnd piip r n taken froiii the Safe , niifftc Itirml ti Fn f f n Ht I let ffl ttfrN urnrfl .in OUf tUHZmcni, damaged fully flflen percent .morcthan Uioic taken rolncldn wllh Ihn thnf a Li It'inen t nftlm condition of the papers and bookstk n out or tho respective Hafe, (I, A. NICOI.L9, II. II. vKJIII.DtflU'.lia. JAQ . Ml MIOLLAND. March 53, iaJ7. NKW AND USEFUL OLEUM LIQUOR. A Substitute for Linseed Oil. tPATi'VT Aiir.t nit mni ryV. um'ersi.rned.ofler to the piildieMhelrOWini tl - s on nuciPriimiii"Uiuiy toi imib-' - ' ii.lnn.,. r... - ii . . j- .. . . i t fill ur oti t ii"""" mi mi suns oi rainis, arouiiu in ---v.-. Vmetianlted. When ttiiiuicd with the Olem.. th" Taint wW cover belter, dry quicker nnd will be more durable, and when varulslied, tho pHim y, have nnd rttiln tin- most glossy jtppearaiico; an.ltihe clastlciiyof ilia thinner, will eimlilo the paint tolyicld to the varninh i land the crackimr nnd peeling otr, so common in ordinary vaf nlshcd oil paints s entirclv avoided. , For pi In ting j'i0 Urrs itsciunl cannot be found. The Oleum can be used by Uieir, or In common with I,lne"ed Oil, Varnish, Japan or Turpcnlltw at the op tion of llir-fPnlnter. Its cost is about nnehalf ofthat of Unseed Oil, thus considerably reducing the eipnse orpalntint;. We faithfully recommend Itforull purposes itidlca. U'd and warrant It to give satisfaction. A libi-ra) dis count to the trade, DIHUUIIONa. Thin ihe paint with the'Oleum M. qiior nud work it wel 1, until It Hows frculy Ironi tho brush. The brilth niuxt barren from .nll'mnUtnra and ia rlably ought to bo noakcd wellwili Hie Oleuni M pior, previous to painting. Instead ol placing thobrnshim In water over night, nn painters generally dh, Ihev oilpht lobe put in the uii'um Minor, which will greatly lacllitate thf work, Thi paint mixed with tho Oleum Liquor will work heller If it ho allowed to stand from 1? to ',M hours pro viouj to, its b.lng ;used, und then thinned to sited a consistency as to work Ireo UHd oisy under tho hrmh. ' y ilio iiu of Japan, the piint will bo rendered still firmer. Mix ihe J.ipnn firot willi tho paint nnd then thin it wnh the (JUum Liquor iu ihe manner men tioiiud nbovc. j- JUU pounds of raintthimud withttic Oleum Li qunr, will rover a larger nurfacu than 15 poin Ii thin ned wall oil. The Olonm Liquor l noitlp be mcd with Vonitiau Red, nor wUli 1'aint coutilnili-; any pioportim) of it, ItkXlN'Ut. IIATT.MAN tt KliCINKJ, Anifric.iir,raint und Cokr Wotks. Corner '.Mth and Crien ?Is.,riiilad( Iphia DHice N. K corncj Third and Wood sts , I' lilalcl phia. r.i. t!5" We also mauufiiciiro uhrnnin Vellnw.Cli me Ctn'ii, L'liiiit-rto and rriiian IllUfj, Veruiiliuii ml riiiirln Iti-ii in various chides und iiiahties.ritlm . rv ur i it oil. mid warrant ilf-mtulxi upial to any other in iko, eiihpr hero or abroad , jant! o. ioj. OLEUM LIQUOR. CEUTIFIOATK. T7"i tho undersigned Houso Painters, 7 T herthy certify that we have given tho nowly inv'tiM-il Olviiin Liquor, iituiufactured hy Itrein , Citiuiiii & llreinit i1 I'liil.idclpiiia, uu imjiiirt , tit il. and hive found It no enVi'im stiliMituio for L need Oil. far supcrit-r t- it m every rexped, ul r. I of only uhoiit h itf u ni'icli. th u cuiMlile-riilHv reiliicint; theli'xpenao of painiim;. Wo would tliereCirtJ recom mend ilu' ntitilic to in Quuor.il tuo.und ufc-r it iirn hfn tnud UH aupurionty over I.inai od Oil will !.. ti. ludieu vt vy uu. CIIATtl.r.H (iUIIlIt, AMOS UMJlUt, WHJ 1AM woi.i.t:. HD-VAHIJ DIlNIIAItl). Juno 13,.lr7. T IIKltKitV ccrUfy that I hive had 1 IIijiik'! r.iinlnig pro.fiui.-d l,itly with th-j almve nam ill Oleum Li'pior, ainl cjiirur in at) rtvLTlH wiih tlie ret iMMtiit-ixiii ton oi ini nuuvtt ii miC'l C'lillenn'ii, nn.t will lie 'fid. Out in fuluru 1 will hive no paint Ine oti inltutiA pi'ifonneil uiihoul Ihu (id.uiviurii th nhovu named v;il ualil-i hiinr Thono who nny iIoitii m viww us riivriHt fviii can in my ri'sM'M'nce, win to Ihi-y can cmuvIiicu thf .nsi-lOi of all Hi "t i to jirtitcnfd It'1' OU-uml.l'i'ior in reird to he t it y nnd duni'il'ty. J. ISAAC IIRIUNJI, June 12, CENT HE STORE. sruiNG & s ii ill iii i: it oo is TIIK tinilcrsiKDcd lair! pleasure of in 9 frtrmina tlm citizens ul Centre nndvtcl nltv. tlie he Iiiib Ju.t received a large and select assorlnina 31'KINO tc BUMMER HOODS. Com prising! he Ii navies I stock and most vnriedassort ineiit ortasliioiiable, useful nnd suustjntialMorch.ni ilise tnuinuvebrenotii'reii toincpubiir orevery kin nnilquality,vvhiclithey willscllforrcaJy'payi vtr reasonable prices. rxCounfryproducrtaVcnineielianpe for Goods Including Grain and Lurf bcr und the publlccustoni rcspcctrullvsoicitcii. SAMUEL LAMBACIC I'owlersvlllc. March lie" HOT. OILS, 17011 Manufacturing and burning purposes, fur sale J. 1). A. Ii H. AI.IXN, Nus. 7anda South Wharves, ritiladr Iphia June C, 1837. LANDRETU'S WA I1RANTED GAR- DEN SEEDS. GRASH SUCUS, FIRM) aUCUS. and IXOWUU SUEUd, for i-alo by l.IANDIUVni U BOV, N'os.UI nndUJ South iutli il., riiiladclphiai March S3. lt57. OLIl'IIAN ', WOODSIDE & CO. Importers aud Wholesale Dealora in Ko. 107 Arch Sl. abovo Fourth, 1 II I L A 0 E L 1 II I A . i I'.OLtriUNr, J. Woouiios, Ceu.McAl.i'i, ilousc. January, jj, t? yt Franklin il nUKEIt & I.AlItl). I'ronrlelors. Chosnut St., between Tltinl and Fourtti, PHILADELPHIA. Buitrmbcrin, WO, LEAF TOUAOUO k (,'IUAHH. , 'Jl, South Front Street, 3cjit 6,13511 y i iiiliiul,l.i ui.t , ?Jfiirii jaffc??3a! 3TEAPI EN01NE9 AND BOILElt.l piinsabscilberls now pfeparcit, with new Mathlne 1 ry , to bullil stnilouaiy olivines, fiom 3to ion horse i tower, upon Iho lateitlmprotidplans.aiiei will uuiiino infer douliloandslUKlc portable enjlncs from 10 to 0 iorsepovvcr,IllB3cJupoticarrlai!cf.vvlih Holler einr-l thf fcHimpi nllcoinpWisand reaiy for sslion. Also. -cyliueler tlueond tubiilnrbolleis. cast i ron cun! breaks irinatetitdd in lH3Q.rnr thrcihlnd efnih'nhdtracklnr torn mm mm iuhuu un'n largaHFiiis iut LrcakliiR coal Ilcnvy ntlnliis pump nnd r)7Pf,t coini.lctcwlth.roiil.ld acthm fufJln rororecklin ui nil fire rnclnrl Jtirir pumps, ni klntU of iiiillecarinianil limiiehatlltiffjimde to order Linenlmniiig with nnydevirid ilriii ol pulley a flnlphe wllh franfeM Iron pfunhitf dohc,ay 'J IJff et In up ; n klmUof Iron lumirg heavy prrm nnd other icrew turned with any rtnlrrd pitch oflhrcnd. The licit KmiRti Iron tlireiMnft MafhlttfKt that cror crime lieTortt-tlio public, cast Iror nitd wc-oileninactilnei m.ido to order, icvcr power, tt.nln or tread power mide taerdcr AlsolakegorderRfortlicfoltowlnprnn chlnrry.- Mnrrlioirg triif-iiann t urnln mill, 9lDu0or fared try thi 1'alcnteo foritciuai. If will rrlnd In ond Ann men I as tmihrlf ni.oriu hpur. Alio holti and o leva tornalMn f,lT,nlPoUi Wit PafntUloucr.inaniiractur cilby Oil) iiiiffi (;o..in) niom poworful lilowcr now in uiowiththeleait'iiimunt ofpower, otto of which ( willuoputin ueal tho fbundry for ethlbltlon. Arlot Ihnnbove works w II Iho warranted to ! what they at H oiu lor. . - Alio Tatcn orden for Fcntt's ratent Ulneksmtth Striker andrlffhu to nm them Itithocountics nf Coliim hla, Moitonr,NnrlimhfjrIand,Lycomiitff,Pulliran.and Clinton, one of which eah bo fecen til my shop T.TUV'lta li ma tta .MJ.rvtrS2.lP3n. IlooiuptiiuCnlunibiii rt , Dr. J. S. Houghton's GREAT OUHE FOtt DYSl'EPSIA. T"ft.1.,r.r &CaV,.el)RUOniON:S. Jnico. rrcpnred I rem ncniict, or the fomlh Bloinach of tliuUl, utter dlrcrtionsof ll.iroit Lie. Iil8, thogrcat riiysioloff leal Chemist, hy 3. H. Toualiton.M. I) , I'hilo. do I pill a I'a. TliiFisNature'sownnemcdyfor an unhealthy Kto uiuru, uu.,,., man tun .)" """' '.I'"" llcontaliisnoAlchohol,liltiersAciii,iirNaiiaoii8l";v, """"V.'.. r.,Vi ",'V;;,.,,,.,,r .V.,,j th.. Tings. It Isoxtrcmclyflgrcenbtetnthttaste.aml may etaKenby tlic most rerme paticnvs vvno ennnnt cnt a vvntercrackerwlthoutacuie distress tlewnreofllrnggcil Imitations. I'epsln is not a llrug Cai I on the Agent, and get n Descriptive Cireuln aratis.glvlng a large nmonnt of Selcntirif I.viilence fronil.leblg'sAlilinniChcinlstrysOr.Uombc'.rhlsiolrify ingestion; ur rereira on row. mhu -" Tfaper, of New York University: I'rof. Ilungllson's I'yslologyi rrof. Silllinan.of VolcCollcdg ejDr Unrpen tci'sl'tmlology! tec. together with rcpoetsnf Cures fromnll paltsofthe United taei Holdhy II. T. Lut and J. U.Mnyer.lllniirnsbnrg P-II. Ilovvinnii llerwlck. Octn. 1835 ly. uiiuAi- WATCiira and Jewelry Storci WIIOl.UtJALi; AND lli:TAII.aUle"lMilln.y. .i..i,.m.i Watch and Jewelry Btore," no. tiotsf.1 Norlh-Jdstreet corner of tlunry, I'hllailelpliln. f lol.l Lever Wulclios.lulljcwelod.ld carol . Oold Leplne, 18 carat ..... lillverLever, full Jewelled., riiver Leplne. Jewels, ... Superior Uucrticrs, flnldtipcciaclss, ... . rino Silver do, fluid Uracclcls Ladle's Gold Vcnclls, ,- SiverTea Spoons, sol, i-ia uu ii on 19 (10 U 00 7 00 7 00 1 SO 3 00 I UU 3 00 Muiu reus Willi punciianu .1 iver iiinin-r 1 OU GuU fiiiirnr rlmta CRtlli lo SUM 1 Watch ctnunen plain 19) centi, patent 1(4 , Luncl othr nrticleln prjportion. AU uodi wnrrantedio he whnl l hry nr ojdfnr 8TAUFFUU Sl IIAUI.I.V. fcj- On hnndaomeflold nnd Hilver Levcru k. Irph) wer thun thenbovc prices. Oetl 1(?50 Dloomshurg Tiuwaro and Stove Siors rpllCiind',rigned respectfully In form b his old friend .L nnd eintomcM, that he has purrhaaed hm brother i nlen't lut he abovo t Btabliihmciit.anil lliToiirorti u II hcrciiltcr ho conducted ny himself exclusively, lie has Just lecclved nnd offers for salo, the, lurcenl atid mitioatciteiinlvo assortment of FANCV STOVES rnover Intrtftuced liitothls innrket. x?t llitj stock consists of a couiplt'tonsgorluient o bthtisl fjurtkiuirntiu parlor moves in ine murKei,io th'jer with Stove Flxluresnf every disrriptlnn,Ovrn and UoxBloves, Hadiators. Cylinder Slovii, Cast I mil Air-Tig" StoviM, Cannon Htovi-5. fcc., A-c. Bin veil it no and Tiuwiiroitountunilyon hnndnnd man. ufacturcd to order. All kinds of repairing done, us usual, ou Mnort nottrt. The n itr.mnaenf old friends and now cuslutncrs rc ttpuotfully milirilrd. d, Uti 1 Ul I. IV i . nt mil nn; , Jan. 3, leM. tf Aviso's CIIUAI' WATCIIa-Jll Will. IIY stohi:, Nu. 72, North Sucoud Slrccl, OITOalTB Til G MOUNT VIIUNON IIOUHII.I'II II.A lliildlji!VurV,itcliisfullJi:ivelleil Iflt, Crisis t'.'HU riilvur du ilu I'JUU do I.cplnc do Dim luarlk-rs S out o 7 00 1 I-I Hni cl u r 1 1 a . tautolouu tlilvi r do - I 3(1 silvcrr.ibliBpouris penell, H DIM o I mm no iii-st-ii nu iio v tun it i i oi; do Tea do tin 4 7Stn 7 511 (loldl'cnsandGoldCnsn,, ,1 USln 5 110 do Hilver do I on Togeiherwith a variety nf fine Gnlit JKwnlry.Gol Oil r. ! u nrd a ml Pith Chains . All goods vvnr ranti-t'l nb as prrsenti'tl. W.itclms anil S enelry rcpairi'iii n t Ii hesimannrr N 11. AllaitlerF.cnlriyyuialloriithi'rwIse.ivIlllie ptinctunily-viteiliieii in . AND R. R. Omnibus ' Line. rlPIIK uudersicnctl rcapootfullv inforniH J Ills friends nnd the public thnt he h.i t.iVrn the Kicttangc tioieitin isinoinsi.urp.lornted oil Main Pireei, diriclly oi)osite ihe Court House, which has I n throuehlv repaired and Improved, whfti! ho i ore. Inrfd to nccoiniimilntf hlsciutuuiers with good rare a im u rue i nt a.iiiKi anion . He nlsu liaa in coiiueclion wllli thcUxchange llo tc, uu excellent OMNIBUS LINE. runningrugularly.severaltiiues per day .to anil from ,nu .--i'-j. uu ihu urn vui ui nu- i.iir.. uy w nirn i.issiij(. era will be pleasutilly convoyed to tho Ilepoltfl alion, m IOM.-U iiuiii nnu rciurni-a in iiicir r csiiionrrs, ii ne.irru, nf llnvvill always be happy to entertain nnilaicuni Miuuaie ins menus 10 the illluosi ol tit. uuinil".- riiTiiit i)ti,i,Mi:vi;n, i'roaridiir, ulooinsbiirg,Aprll,5,lij3(l y. STEAM GRIST MILL. T MIL umlorsifriied takr pleasure 1 n an. uounclnctut heir friend sand thepublicat large, I halt hey IIHTUI'iBi.'tiitii aiiu putl n steam anisi1 MILL. WherttUcy areiuaklni; t he very If atfol Flour I nthc t.oriciltl in e audi ntctid selling nl the lowest prices The rear e four run of llurs I n this Mill, propefedby jteani'powcr all perform inyi o perfection, an dgr Hiding nhoiittlilrtvliughelsofcruln nerliour. The lour made , here lias been exam hied by the best of j udges. nnu1 pro noiiuccu aiupcmiraiuciu. v ei nvue ou ri r lenukiuc ui n ndexniiiinpfor llieiuxelves. ICfOrdersfor Hour, chop, feed, tftcstlianklullyrctclvcd ami ni.'cdoniucinosiresiiiouauieconoiijons N.U. Cash paid far Ora in 1 FOWLBK&UKEVGLiNO fjpytown.JulyS.1.1H.ia Spring and Summer GOODS. M'KcIvy, Kent & CO., HAVING just received and opened their slock o merctiandixe for 6p ring sales, which comprises the LAIU.U.ST.CllfcU'UHT. und II AMlSOM CBT nsgnrt. incut now olfered in Ibis TOWN I Having paldprcat , ultention to thf it'lertion of ihi'lr entire slock, as to priceand 'piality, they Hatter themse.ves hul they ran coiuie;e with the cleapttt, and all Ihosc uishini to buy cheap, can save' money bv giving usncml, We have nil kinds ol floods and Wines lo supply the cu(uu 4 vary latue mi oi i I-ADIES' DUKSS GOODS. FrencliMcrrnocs.Wooll'laldi, Alpacas, liombazlncs, , do baiio ron I in, i, raraiuttta cloths. Mohair I.uslres, Mulin Ue haiitcs, t'ersiuncoths(iliiKltautt,Oalicoes, I WIIITU (;OOim OF AI.I. KINOH.Pievrs. Collars. llaiidkerrblels, floiiuciugs, bauds nnd Uhniuiiigs, acesundedgings, bonnet ribbons, in largo variely, nlvet ribbons. und braids, kid. colluii. and lisle thread uloves, Mo h:ii i mitts, he. I Wo inviteour friends nnd the public gencrnlly to Hive us a ru 1 1 tie rore purchasing oihfwncre. wrhave houghiour ir doiIs at huwrstCash I'rlees.und u ill not bo uu vrsold by uuybody.nr the rest uf munkjnd. McKELVy, NEAL & CO. Illuiiu, tiirf,,MarcliSI. .1MT. I l'lIUENOLOGIAL OAUINET., 1WL12KS, WULLS i: CO., riiiii'.NOi.otiic.Ta and I'll iiMam mta, Jill Arch Struot. IjoIow Svoiilli: PliilnM. tA'ftSili''""111 al I wo rk.;ou I'lireniilugv.l'hyslaloiry KvAlli. IValerUuri) Alsiui-iisni, ami I'linuncrapliy, J yJuue.alf anilrelull ul.Si-w V'Ull I'lices. i rroressluual ui.tuiln-itinus, with charts, nnil f-j lull written ilc.criulltiH ul characlti, day and IcviMiluj. Cabiuetfiei; aiUV IU. Iri35v K A, M, KUl'HUT. Jinyvare and rllicit-lruu Manuraiuri r-Bter in Ulan Bile t biluw Ituticrrs Blcrc ' or nil iilti'aSOf the crrai, flrit cnune Hprlnga Horn noslect or Naturu'a laws. ulll.'l.'lMI Vll'l' I, v WIICN Auuuii lauuaimniiiLu in Aur. HTAOL'a (.. j,'nniyP IlTBri' ,(Vq HUltlhl .UiaUAbl-.S, ,y.jle, JWu lHhm)v, tltMurn. aiati, Dinhtei, Dhtaiti tf li Kldniyt anil Dlnililtr, (itncl. rial IthiMinatum, bcrnfiita. rlxs ta fit JJonti end , , Mitaiti'f l.mgt, nfUi.Xnt tvtr,' Vlurmptn lZ!ilr Unlit, Cumin llripi), tpl Irptlt Fill, It run's )snrs, onrf all iUtam atlmg item a dtTenstntHt tf the ttjUkt Orgem, Htirti m Ncrvnu Trcmlilins; Iom uf Ml mcry, Imi of ri.wer,Oeiii't(ttVeiikni.t-,Dlmnta 9f Viiimi iu ptClMiartlioltfHupearii'BOiiiiTi: inu i.on oi Bl Wnkttultifbi. Uyine.ia, I-lvcr l)lmm, llrut.ti up nn tnu fl tut I'u I it in tho back nnd litad, ft. in a ft if, regularities nnd all .Improper d.rmri fmni loili fieicv, It matlera nut from what cause Ilio diseapu orlgmitt'l. however lon ttanilliid or obitinnte' tliu fa'pe, ruortrf it ttrtein, and iu n horlfr time tliait u ortnanciit cure cnnl3iltctrd bynny i'thfMrtfttnieiit, i-ven lifter ihu dli'.nic ha toiHcd tbe ikill ol riuiut-nt phyKiciann and replited alt their hiiaiikl of cure. 1 tiu nettaaud Irce Iioiii mercury tr Imltani. During twcniy inedicniep art picatoni niiuuui uuui, liiuiuig no Mtk ycais tf iirucllce I hive rescued fieni Ihe Jaws of llealli many tliousandsi who, in 1'ae Uit itnfi ol tlm above mentioned diseases had lien given up to die hy tnclr niiysteians, vsiiicn wnrrania mu iiiiuiumuk u the tllllcteil, who may place themselves untltr my care, u perfect and niol speedy euro. Secret li.tn.rn aro 11 e greaiesv eneiuic.iu ni.inna. mj & cause ol Consumption, Bcmfula and many otlii r lis. i uses and should lie a terror to the human Inluily. As oiiermanent cum la scarcely ever Ulttled, iiinjoilii of tho cases" felling Into Ihe hinds of incompetent persons, who not only Tall to cult Hie ilina.n lui ruin the constitution, tl IU n e " syslml will icurv, which, with the disease, hastens the rullercr Into a rapid consumption. flat should the disease and the treatment net csnri death speedily and the victim marries, Ibe eilscnsu is entailed upon lin children, whu arc horn with ferule constitutions, mid the current nf life' corlupled hy a virus whirh licltnvs irrcll In Ecrofult, 'lellei, UUils, l:ruiiloiif and other aiTections of the skin, i yes, thieni. and Lungs, entailing upon them a trier existence of suffering and consigning them to an early grave. SULK iUUECIsunoilier lornildatie eniiny to health . for nothing tlsc In the dread catalogue rf human t'is easos causes so destiudlvo a diain upon the sj.tem, ilrnulntr 11. IliuUaatiil. of victims llirnl'Eli u fLW Veins of suilerlhg down loan untimely grave. It CcHini's , i. . ...,. ,., u uii. nunv I lin ,l,,.,,.,. of Hie, causes mental dcraiifi-nif iiUptotiits' the jier aeTeiOpinrill Ul mr sysitin, un'tim nnr. mi inm i inp r, rociely. business, and nil earllily luiupllicss.aun IrtiVCs the snircrer wrecked In body and u.lnil. pitdiiporcd lo cbiisutnptioii nixi a tinln nf evils more lube nriadcil thin death itself. Wllh the fullest contldenfe 1 osiuta the unloiluiiatc victims nlfclf.4l.use that n fiiinanpnt und spteilyrurc can lie cllcclcd, and Willi the abandon nieul of ruimiiis prnillccs niy paticuts can be itstoiid to rcbust, vigorous hiulth. , Tlie otlllcted nre cnulloncil against the l.sc of 1'alnit .Medicines, lr thersnre so many ingcnl ns.uaris in (be columns r the public prims lo tan h and rub the unwary sutlcrcrs that millions have their column nous ruined hy Ihe vile compounds eT ijuack dectors, ur the eiually poisonous nostiums vended ns i Patent Medicines." 1 liuvu carelully analixeil niaiy uftbi-so-called Talent Medicines nud limfthat nrally all if tliein cintalu Corrosive Sublln n e , which Is mie ol Ihe strongest preparations ul nierrui) nnd a deadly pulson, vihiih liurcaduf curing Ihe disease ili.sldes Iho system for life. Three fourths of the patent nostrums now In au tre put up by unprincipled and ignorant petsi.ns. who do not understand fcven the slpbaliet ol Ihe ell tncillca.iind are mually ns destitute nl any know h ilgu ol the human syslem, huving one objerl only in viiw, and that to mt.ku iiiiiney rcgari.li ul ronsi turrets. Irregularities and all nlicnscs of inalis and ri males treated on principles esluhll.hld by twenty mrs of practice, a ml Fnnctlnncd by Ihoulnnils or Ihu luost re markable cures. Medicines Willi full dilerllous M-ut to any pult of tho Unillu Slates or Canadss, by , js- licnls ion niiiuling Ihelr lympliiiiis uy lellir. Ilusl lies, rorrespoudencc slllctly colilideliti.il Address. I. BUMMUKVII.I.H. M. H Office, 1131 riusR-r strict, (nlil No. lull,) llclow 'l'wclflh, 1'hiladelpliia. l'n. July II, lfS7-(MalCti J) IMPORTANT DISCOArEKY 1 (.OXSUM'TION, Ml A I.I. lllSISAaUS 01-' T.I I! .UNliK AMI A TiittOAT nre iiositivelv rurablu by Inhalation. which conveys tho remeJies to the tuviliis In the lutius throutih the air passages, niidcouiiug In dliirt roiititrt with tho disease, iicutr&hxis the tiilieiiulnr iiuillLf .ulUiyg the cough, t-um c Irtiand tunyeiptc toriilion, heals the luiigs, purifies the blood, nnfuiw renewed vitality to iho nervous nyitnn. Kivini; Unit tono oudonerKy to Indiperisahla fur 1Uj rettoiklii i. l heiilth. Tube able to state coiifidenlly that i'oiitiiiop turn IsrurJlile by in halation. Is to me a source ol ;i ii.il toyed pleasure. It is as much undir the tnntri'l 1 medical truuluient lis any olhrr formii nbte diretx" . niutiy mil of t-vt-ry hundud rnrrs tan Le run d iu tl. u hrst il.isci- nud titty p r cent, in Ihe sec I ; t-ni hi U.e lliir.l Mijifr ii is hin.Cf Hllu to intt in CI I.' I lilt Ii ti V pi r rent . lor the lunjis arc so cut up by ihu iii'mr 1 to bid dcdaiice to midiralskill. LtuithoMtvcr in 11 l.il flnces, inhalation u no run exirr.uriNiini nnu u ihe sulleriiiK ullelidiugthis fcaiful srnirp i. v. hi h iu iiually tietiny niut-iy nt uniunntu ruina-v in n Until it Kmir ilium-: and a curiret rnltuttiiM i fine ihutol Iho prrenPpo.ul..iinn o tic tarib, tie, hi U'il- lionsnru lurillieo 11 uu me rt'imiu'i'iiTf ( (;rn.r Truly tin "niiver id death bns no arrow in f.ii.il as t.oiiMiiiiptiou, In nil ngfp it litis been Im pn a I fin i y of lib', lor ii spnres nt ilher rife nnr in. but t w ' I off alike the nmte, tlw weauiiu.i, ine grsceim nno u filled. 11 y the help nftb.it Vut uu licln.fri H bnni roiiif th evry pood nud perlirl pift. I nni (itr.hlfdto otl-r to the nttlitti'd pernisinuit und tnt i iy cun in rmisompiinii. Ibc firrt cai.n-1( lu birch t. fn m in. (iiifc blood, niul the immediate liTirt, prodnrt d b llif ir tK-pnillionlii th Itinjin.ii lopri vein tin fnr tu's.Mf ji.n ofuir into Hit uircellr. whirh caues n wcali i.. c ll.i litvlhrou-h the uitiro s)ttrm I ucn nntl) tilt u.t ir raiioiial toeapecl p renter comlfrom tULtlicim v enit rit s the civil ici of the lnii.'s than I nnu thosr tiilu.inUu-M d tlirniit'li the pinn nrh ; lin pntii-tit ilt nla r rind I lu lu ngs free und tin1 hr-aHuiir ay ail-r irliannp ri im- dies. Thus, iubntntioii Isuloral rrmt-d), ntTt rl)i. h r il acts cniiflilutiomilly, und w ith iiiore pi vor nnd 1 1 r tniutr than remi-dj.ii ndiutiiiUTcdhy the t-ir mn h 1 firovo the prmfrful nnd din rt Intlticiifr ol this mode nl ndminiMruiinp. chlorolonu Inbulrd wi) cntlrtly dt - nroy si"iifniiii jr in u icw iiiiiiii ica . fiini i zi pk mr ')' lire n rvoiis Fjctfin sr that a limb ina) In fifnpuinh d without tlic p I is bus t tin in ; inliuiinc the or dinar ) hu rn it'C pj will devtroy hfu in a feu hours. 'Ihu Inhalation of ammonia will nutf Ihn c)stiiu when fuiuliufc or npiiarcntlv dead, The oor ol n.in y of the medicines Is perceptible in ihe r kin a ft w tnln utes after being tnualtd, and n ay fee Immediately ic lerteilin the blood. A ronviiicinpproof of be ennui lutionalotfi'cts oHuhaluiioii.is ih fact that sick in ff i always prodncrd by l.renthinjr foul u ir. Is not Ibis potitivo evidence that proper rrmr-dlex, fiirelull) pro pared unil Judiciously administered thrtuph tho lunps, fhnuld produce the most happy rewullrl Itiirlnf! fich. ten guars' prnclire, many tboiuunds sutleriiifr fri m diseases of the limes nnd throiit, have been under my rare, and I Imvn effect! d many remarkable cures, ei en ntler the suflerers had been pronounced in thi tit stapes, which fully sntisfies rue that consumption Is no longfr u fatal difenso flly treatuienl of ronsumpf Imi ii original, and founded nn loupexperlenre nnd a iho. rough investigation. My perfect ar'tunintnnrc 1.1th tlie nature of tubercles', &x., enables me to difilnpiii'lt readily, the various forms of disease that simulate consumption, and apply tfce proper remeuies, rnrrly be in 3 mistaken even iu n sinple case. This familiurity. in connection with certain pathological and uijrrosir pie dMcover leu, enables ine to relieve the lunjrfl from the efTcrls of contracted cheslr; to rnlaipe the rhti. purify the blood. impnit to It renewed vitality ghinp energy ami lone to the entire sst in. .Medicines with lull directions sf-nt t'oii)pirt nf tho United Stales and Canar'ns by pulienls rrmmiiui fa ling heir symptoms by later. Hut the cure would bo more cerium if the pulit nt should pay ine n tlsii, wh cli would pivo ine an opportunity in eiiiuiine the I tinea ond enabtu mo lo prescribe with much (rrintrr certainty, nud then 1 1io cure could be ellectcd withiui my seeing Ibc patient again, n. w nuAriAM. m ii.. Oflice, 11.11 FiLErjTulrnt.foM N'u. lUO.i lleloWTHclfth, Philadelphia, I'u July II, l857(Marcfl 4) 1857. ANTELOPE, 1857. ON nnd after Tuesday, April 7, 157. the racktt lloal AN'JXLOPE, Cap I. 0, F. Writs, will couimeiico running tier regular trips dally, (biiiniays Ciccpitn) between Uuperl and Nantiroke, ni follows : leaves llupcrt at So'clork, A.M., on urral of iho Night llxprss on iboO. W, cM. It ail road from Wil liamspori, und ar'ivcs at NaniHoko ut I o'clock. J M., lu time lo take Iho car son the I. & 11. Uuilroud or Scranlon or (Ireat Itend tho same alu'ruoou Leaves Naulicoke on arnvuljof 1,. it II. Itailrou d cars (rum CrtMt llcnd and ticranton, (ay ono o'clock , 1. M.) undurrives&l llupcrt curly Iho ame cvjn mg in time to take the Night lis n rets both ways out he C. W. e. rimim railroad, I'usH'iigeri from ihe Wyomuia tVnttcy, for Tolls ville, llnrribbur g.tUaltiuioio. Tut&uurg.au d nil othe r oints Boutli or weal, will find it io Uiir alvanlage to take the abovo Mue, us it is the only hue thatfon mcts through, without ttupping ovtr night on Ihe road. l'.inieiiggrsfroui tlioHouth or West, by Jeavln-' Il'ir n.Kur t'crimeriioaii train, viii iaulnii und lusm: uunua niiiiiu.ui, uuti via auuvviSaU K.lllro lUlliuail, mil N. II dlam meet the I'acket atKg')icltililime. l-'u.icli will be run buloceii WilLe.boilu ami Huutrt. rar rvlnir llm Limmi m.ii. siui l. , Leaves Wilkes-llarru at '.' o'clnrk. A .M., ami ar. rives ul lluierl iii time la cunuect with the M.ill.Truius botli ways. 1 l.cuvcs Unpen niter the arrival nf bnih Mill Trains, (ray 3 o'clock. 1' and arrives at WilUs llarru about midnight, ,, II-T, Wm.W.I'roirieinr Wllki-s llarre, April II 1657. ma it it i AO i:liuiiTiriivTiit, wii.mam vi liTsri MAiiiiiAoi; ounu: ny nu, wim.iam voumj. MAItlllAUIl HUIIlIi IIY UK, WII.MAM VOUNO. MAItlllAtlP. (Illlllt; IIV lilt, WIM.IAM YOUM1. MAItltlAfill (itllllfj ny ,u, WII.MAM VOIlNli. siaiiiiiaiii: auuin uv uu. wii.mam youmi, .MAIlltlAl.'i: fJUlllU HY lilt WIM IAM iOI'Ml IAlllllA(iU(iUllli:-YOIINa'rl (JllllAT e?SrN.'iVHi)Mi(;icAi, wtnuciTiiii rociar 1rURSWv:.si;lJLAl'IUS, or livery Onn his own Jue' liocior, by Wm. Youmi, .M U. liiswiitlen iii plain laiiEiiairu fur tliec.nerul ninli-r-and Is illu trated withiipwanl.nl ouu hundred entfravln,. AM liiiini; people, or those contt'iiipiatm? nurrlase, aul luviiin llm least inipullineut lu named lil", slmui'i read tills book, tl ili.rln. .irnMi lliif ,'wi Ifliniild Uai 'uaiiildwllh still, it is li book til ' ho krpi lucked up, ami uot lia about the Iioiikj! bu scut many one on the nc'ipt nf twenty-fif Addruis, Hit, Wfl YOIIf4 v I . 131 Spruce strtcl, abovo I'oiD 2 AegS'i, lr n,iladil.bl
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