Fanner's Department.
THE 1IEST VINEGAR IN 24 HOURS.
The following from the Scientific Jlmer
term, which is no doubt just as stated, is
commended to the attention of all families
who desire good vinegar. The direction
here given place its manufacture within
the easy reach of all, for the process is as
simple as it can bo.
The whole phylosophy ol the manu
facture of vinegar is included in the word
oxidation, tho alcohol contained in cider,
beer or wine, combining with the oxygen
of the atmosphere ; becomes ascetic acid,
which in a diluted state is vinegar.
The methods usually pusucd in the
ilntnestic manufacture of this article are,
it.. lnnot nC llmill I1 Vt tl UlC Ol
'"""J"" ' . r ., !
improvement. The conversion Of ClUer
into good vinegar, by exposure to the air
in casks, requirss weeks and even months
to accomplish; because, only n small
surface is exposed at one lime to the oxy
dizing action of the atmosphere.
By exposing a larger surface of the
liquor tc the atmosphere, oxydation takes
place with corresponding rapidity, and
the process may be complete in twenty
four to forty-eight hours.
The method of accomplishing this
rap-d acetificdtion, which has long been
known to scientific men and manufactu
rers, may be pursued without difficulty in
private houses, as follows : Take a clean
flour barrel, and bore auger holes ull
around the sides, and in the bottom ; set
it over a fiat tub or open cask, and fill
it light with beech shavings which have
been soaked in vinegar. On top of this
barrel, which is open, lay two strips of
wood, and resting on these, a pail filled
with cider, beer or tho like- Procure
twelve or fifteen lengths of cotton wicking,
about thirty inches long; which, after
dipping in the liquid, arrange round the
sides of the pail at regular intervals, so
that one end of each will be hanging in
the cider and the other hanging down
outside, and below the bottom of the pail.
By means of these wicks the pail will
gradually be emptied of its contents,which
trickling over the shavings, will be expo
sed to the air, absorb oxygen, and finally
be received in the tub beneath, liy re
turning the liquor into the pail above,aud
suffering this trickling process to be re
peated two or three times, a splendid
vinefrar will be obtained. The whole
o
secret of tho process lies in the mechan
ical increase of surface accomplished by
the shavings.
PRESERVING FRUIT.
There is nothing so badly needed
among fruit-raisers as a certain method of
preserving their fruit. Some people are
very sucessful in their efforts, while oth
ers, the great majority, totally fail to save
their apples and pears, especially the
latter, for any lengthened period. Grain,
bran, chaff, meal, shavings, sawdust, &o.,
have all been used with more or less sa
tisfactory results. Latterly land plaster
has been introduced, and is spoken of
very favorably, and we have no doubt
justly. Its nature would seem to point
it out as well adapted to this purpose,
when the fruit is packed in barrels or
other vessels, and soparated well bj
plaster. On farms, where plaster is an
nually applied to tho grass, corn &c., it is
only necessary to purchase it a few
months in advance, as it will keep with
out deterioration any length oi timo. It
is said that apples can bo thus preserved
until May in perfect condition and flavor.
Barreling-up tightly and hurrying in
the earth, we have no question, is one ol
the very best processes. We .have
known it to be eminently sucessful.
Barreling and sinking under water is also
said to answer the purpose. With choice
pears this would well ropay tho trouble
Wo shall reproduco next week the
pan communicated to us somo months
ago, as to packing in casks and burying
in the ground, inasmuch as we considei
the information of too valuable a naturo
to allow it to pass with a single insertion.
Gennatitown Telegraph.
TO PRESERVE CIDER'
The following recipe for preserving
eider, was tested hat (all by a fricnd.and
found to be all that is claimed for it.
"When the cider in the barrel is in a lively
fermentation, add as much white sugar
as will be equal to a quarter or three
quarters of a pound to each gallon of
c jdpr, (according ob the apples aro sweet
. 1, ,,n r.miniil,., n.nnnnil
v; iv. "''' " 1"""""
until thp llntiiil Iihh tlio taste to Hilit then
lllllll MB liqillU IIH8IIIC taste 10 HUH, lllLll
n,Ll n rut nf uii niinnn nC aiilnliitn flint
I 1
8U patW,)Ol lime VO eacll gal Oil OI ClUCr,
i V ii ii . i i , i , .!
Shake well ami lilt ltla!lU tllfCC day, ailll
bottle for use."
The sulphite slmnlil first he diy sol veil
In a quart or so of the cider before intro
ducing it into the burrfl of cider.
Pruir'te FariMr.
ILLUMINATION IN
ORANGEVILLE.
Spring Goods
At Fritz's Store,
OllANGEVILL, COLUMBIA 00., PA.
rl Iio uti'lcrsicticd litm just received a
large and acicci assortii
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
' Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
PRINTS FROM 7 TO 12j cts A YARD.
Casaimcra,
Satinets.
Cottonndes,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, f?-c.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries,
Quccuswaro,
Cedcrware,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
&c.
ROOTS & SHOE3, HATS & CAPS.
Ill short everything usually kept in a country store.
The patronage of old frends, and the public generally, Is
solicited,
May .1, 1802.
WILLIAM FRITZ.
W& IS ggfffc
LOW PRICES ULE!
JVew Goods,
At Creasy 's Store, iu Light Street, Pa.
FIRST OF THE SEASON!
FIRST TO
O N
ALL KIM OF GOODS !
a sm 'STOCK!
DESIRABLE STYLES
AND THE BEAUTY OF IT ALL 13 WE CA N
AND WILL SELL AT .
LOW PK1C$,
CALICOES,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Keady-Madc Clothing.
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Coffees,
Teas, Fish, '
Salt, Bacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, "Separs,
Hats, Boots,
Caps, Shoes,
Drugs, Oils,
Paints, &c.,&o
We have a large assortment of Black and Fancy Bilks
which we are selling at reduced ptices: Black Bilks for
87J cents, worth SU2. also for $1,00 worth $1,25.
We are selling our best prints for 121 cents per yard,
the best in the market, ull fast colors. A yard wide
unbleached murlin at 1 .'I cents equal to New Market.
Three quarter yard wide unbleached muslin at 6 to 10
ccnU a yard.
In addition to our large stock of Dry Goods, we have
a large and full assortment of ltcady Made Clothing:
for .wen and Uoys wear which wo are determined to
sell cheaper thin can be bought elsewhere. Call and
sec, and judge fur yourselves.
II. W. CUEASY It. CO.
Light Street, Ta , April SO, 1802.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
ljf LlOltT STHEBT, COLUMBIA CQUJOT, PJt,
HAS just received from Philadelphia, and is now
opening at the old stand lite'y occupied by Martz
ac i.ni, a spienuiu assortment oi
which will be sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
His stock consists of Ladies Diess Goods choicest styles
and late.t fashions.
Calicoes,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Cassiniercs,
Satinets,
Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans,
Thread, &o.
Groceries,
Qucenswarc,
Cedarwarc,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
Ac.
BOOT3 & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short every thing usually kept in a country store
The patronage of old friends, uud the public general
ly, Is respectfully so idled.
The highest market price paid for country produce.
1T.TER ENT.
Light Street, May 3, 16G2.
ESTATE NOTICE.
Columbia covtrrr, sti
In the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia coun
ty! aroresaia, lairr sua, it is inns contained ;
iieiijamui uaum
John P Levan and
William Goodman.
Hurley the Court niuioiiited John G. Freexe. Esq.. ru.
dltor, to moke distribution of the money raised on thu
sale of the Ileal Estate of John P, Levan on the above
two writs of Vend, Exponas. Ilv the Covkt.
Certified from the Records May 10. 1802
JACOB KYERLV, Proth-y.
Per Miciuct F Eyxbly, Deputy,
, All persons Interested will take notice that the under-
ilgned appointed auditor, by the Court of Common
I'lvns of Columbia county, to make distribution nf tho
Ill01leyr,,a uy the sale of the Real Estote of John P.
Levan, by virtue of tho above stated Venditioni Esno.
nas.willattend at the Recorder's Office, in Bluomsburg,
inursuayine sisiuayoi Augusi, iBin,, mr tne pur,
pose of making tho distribution. All persons having
claims on the snIJ fund ore hereby reriuestcd to make
their claims before ssld auditor or bu debarred from
coming In on said fund.
JOHN G. FREEZE, Audlter.
Uloeiniburg, June 7, 1607,-4.
RLA.NK8 1 BLANKS! I ,
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Summer Goods, wmcn win Dc sold cheap mr can or itussin, oi ""' , .,, i i,iin,i..iii1i
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ud for sale at his Warcrooms, a large assortment of
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By which ho is enabled to nil orders on presentation
iLso-Keeps a good Horse and Hearse, and will at al
times be ready to attend Funerels.
BIMON C. SII1VE.
Dloomsbi'j-g, January 23. 1850
Fire Pioof Cement lur Sale.
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ted for Cementing Roofr. One gnllon will cover ion
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LEVI L TATE.
Dloomsburg, July 13, 1801.
GIBSON'S
WMM'mmm glass
HEtORATIVB UST.BMSIIjmiNT,
No, 125, Eonth Eleventh Street near Walnut,
rilEI.ADUliPIII, f
Enameled Glass, Fresco, Oil und Encaustic Painting
Joint Gibson. g. II. Giasoit.
January 12, IBU1 3m..
'THE UNION,"
Jtrth Strict. Atott Third.
PDIADEIjPHIA.
THE situation of this Hotel renders it one of the most
convenient for those who are visiting Philadelphia
nn liu.lnp.. - liilntn tlinoa In .....k nr ..,
- , ... - ..., I,.... ludBun- me
constantly passing nnd repassing City Railway cars,
and those in close proximity, nfford a cheap and pleas
ant ride to all places of interest and amusement in or
about the city.
The proprietor gives assurance that "The Union"
shall be kept with such character as will meet public
approbation, and would respectfully solicit, general pat
runaee. TJITnv vpuvoiidd
February sa. leou Ian, Proprietor
F1HSI1J1CTII &. I1ROTI1ERN
WHOLESALE
TOBACCO DEAL ERF
tVU. 105, NORTH TIII11D STKEBT
FlvedaorsbelowRare.
PHILADELPHIA
BLOOMSBURG SKYI IGUT,
PiGTUfiC GALLERY
I' HE undersigned informs ths citizens nf rilonm.
and neighborhood, that he has taktu the Inrze m
in the Exchange Block, extending over Messrs. Stoncr
lc Fox's hakcry, ami the Hook Horn where hi has put in
a large Skylit-1 1- It is only by Skylight that good pic-
ures can uei sen especially groups where each person
an be taken ist as well as separate.
Ilnliasgon to considerable expense to make his es
nblis'iinnnt first class on-, and he thrcfore solicits a
btralpatro tge to enable him, to constantly introduce
the mode l improvements of the art.
Byt'ii'iB :y produce taken in Exchange for pictures.
Illnomsburg, Nov. 23 leoi. Nov. 0
GILL & PAUL,
General Commission Ulerchauts,
HEALERS IN
Fish, Provisions. Flour, Butter, Cheese, Oils, Dried
nuns, uruui, aecuj, ueans, wntsaey, wool,
Country Produce and Merchandise
generally.
No. 34 Noetu Wuakves, rinnDixpjiu,
ITT Consianmenti nf Provisions. Flour nml Cmmim
Produce solicited, und returns promptly made. Cash
advanced when desired.
ORDERS for all kinds of Fish, Provisions, Flour,
Dried Fruits, itc, filled at Hie lowest Cash Prices.
August 4, lfcliO-rJm.
Store Removed,
YIIOLESALE AND RETAIL
t Hat and CapStore. JSf
The undersigned :espectfully Informs the citizens of
woomsDurg, nnu tne puuilc in general, that ho has re.
moved the JfKlV HAT STOItK, Into the house, on
Main Street, nearly opposite his lata stand, where
he has Just received a splendid assortment of
UJTY HATH AND CAPS,
Direct from the Manufactures, of all kinds, styles, sorts
and sixes, latest fnshioiis, which hoolftrs wholesale and
retail, at very low prices.
i"'j heseuond win be sold at very lowprices lor
ueauy ray.
JOHN K OIRTON.
Bloomsburg, April 19, 1EG2,
Jfew Goods
rpilE subscriber has received his Bl'KINO STOCK OF
J. GOODS, which Iio oirors at fair price. To Imt.
ter Makers, he would say, bring it freili und we will
pay an extra prlcu. a vo h;ivu a contract ut
FORTRESS MONhOHJ,
which must ba fulfilled, and wo ran atfor-1 to pay nn
extrn price. We have clumped our Exprrss day to
Thursday. Persons having good veal nml calves, will
bring them In on Wednesday evening iireailyon Thurs
day morning
N. McCAY.
Jerseytown, May 17 1PCQ-3I.
NATRONA COAL OIL!
WARIIASTEII NOV F.XPI.OaiVKI
and equal to uny KEROSENE.
WHY buy an explosive Oil, when a few cents
more
per gmion win lurnisn you witu a perfect Oil I
Mmlr: onUitv
FA, SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 1ST Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Feby. S!i., mi, I ycir,
rpiIE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL,
DAJWILLF., MOJTWUR CO IA7T, PA.
Eatertainincnl fur Maq and Beast, in good slyla
and at moderate rates.
CHARLES N, BAVACE, ftffirtiei,
Stnvillc, April I, JM3.
lent or ciioico opring anil rn . - .?-t wv.v ...... ...o... ., .,, ',-,.,, nr,i.lurs and
:,ni;,,,ni ufal thut ia known uiinii every IniDortant top. on-iui.u . niniii, i
PIIHHDELPHIA & ERIE
ft- A 1 L i3 D-
lt CLVAMA RAIL ROAD CO,, l.tlllt.
On An Inrtrr tfon.Uy Mnyith, thus at Nortlium
bcrbiiidSlatli n will be a follows:
i-eacs II 'neard, I Eastward
MxpicH b IP a. M I Express su r. x
Mall 4 J8 r.M II . 10 01 a M
Slifliiiug Cats on NIrIiI Trair.s
May SI, 1803.
Catlawssa (Mil
Itnad.
PA8S ItUI'EIlT STATION.
SOUTI1WA11D BOUND TRAINS.
Philadelphia t N. Y. Mall 10.55 A. M.
" Express 1S.SS A. M
NORTHWARD BOUND TRAINS,
r.lmirn Mall 3.41 P. M
Niira Express 10.15 P. M
l'liiUdclphla & Reading Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TTtl am tSfl vux sw OF PASSEVOER TRAIN?.
S jEi-SS 3 November 4, 1H01,
(Passing Reading)
Down'to Philadelphia, at 0,20 and 11 A M, 12 noon,
and 4 P M.
Up. to Pottsvllle, at 10,50 A M, and 5,43 P M.
WEST, TO LLUANON AND 1IARRI8UURO:
Western Fxpress from New York, nt 1,07 A M.
Mnll Trains, at I0.SS A M. and S.45 P M.
I On Sundays, the Down A M Tram passing Reading,
atu.u A 31, ami up iraui, nin,ot i- .11,
Both 10,50 A M and 5,43 P M, up Trains connect nt
Port I'llnton for Tamaqua, Williamsport Emira, Buff
alo, Niagara and Canada,
The 10,50 A M, Train only connects at Tort Clinton
for Wllkcsliarre, Strantou und Pittston.
Tho Western Express Trains i onuect at Hnrrlsburg
with Express Trains on tho Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pittsburg, and nil points West : and the Mall Trains
Lancet at Hnrrlsburg for Lancaster, Chnmbersburg,
STitibury, WillUmsport, Lock Haven, Elmira and the
Cnnndns,
Through First-Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets nt reduced Fares, tu all tho principal points in
the North and West, nnd the Canada',
COMMUTATION TICKETS,
With 20 Coupons, 25 percent discount, between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2000 miles, between all points, at $15 for
Families and IIusIiicsb Firm, and Season Ticteti, good
for the bolder only, for three months, in any Passenger
train to Philadelphia, at $10 each. School Season Tick.
nt. niw-.lhlnl li-KR.
E7" I'nssciigjrxwltl take the Ecpre's Train West, at
the UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at tho LOW
ER DEPOT.
hO lbs of baggage allowcc each passenger
try tnfti-iiL'frK nrn renuested to nurchuse their Tick.
cts before entering the cars, as higher Fares charged if
paid in cars.
Up trains lca"e llhlladelplnafor Reading llnrrtfburg
and Pottsvllle at 8 A M, 3,15 P M, aud at 4,30 P M, for
Reading only.
E7 Excursion Tickets, good for ono day, by 0,(U A,
M. Accommodation Train to Philuielphia and return
at $3 f0 each. G. A. NU'ULLS,
Otnera lSupcrtntcndtnt.
Jinunry 4, 1PC2.
Lackawauiid & Bloomsburjr, iiailio:i!
ON AND AITI R NOVI'.M. 25. 1801. PASSENCCU
TRAINS WILL RUN AU FOLLOWS:
MOVING SOU T II.
freight S
Vaucntrir. Paaitnircr.
T.r-ave Brrutlton.
5 W A. M. 10.H0 A.M
" Kingston. uju
" B nonisbnrs 8-3'J
." Rupert, K4U
Dauiille. 1115
12.15 V M
Arrive at Northumberland, HUM
MUVlltli N U 11 T II
Leavn Northumberland, 4.30 P. M.
I'anville, .iu
Rupert, 5.45
Moo-n.burg 5.57
Klugfton. COOLeave
1.45 r.
3.40
Ml
Arrive at Scranton, WW P. il.
A Passenger Train nlsnlenvcs Kingston at 8.3 OA. M.
for i-cranlon.lo connect with train for New York. Re
turning, leaves Scranton on arrival of Train from New
York nt 4.15 r. 1.
The Lackawanna nnd Dloomsburg Railroad connects
with tha Delaware. Lnckawnnun and Western Rnllroad
at Scranton, for New York and intermediate points east
At Ruput It connect - witn tne cattiilssaKairoau,tor
points both en A and west.
At Northumberland it connects with the Philadelphia
&ErieR. R.andN. C 11. R. for points west and south.
JOHN V. 11.BL.L.V, aup-i
3. C.Wells, Gen'J Ticket. 1
Nov. 30, ldfil.
W. WIHT ESQ.
NOW occupies the room up stairs in front Jn Mr.
Unnngst's brick building, on Main Street below the
American House. A most convenient oltice j where he
will be happy ut all times to sec his friends and clients.
Bloomsburg, Nov. !), tfcGL 3ui.
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
'I II U subscriber would inform his friends, that lw is
1 now prepared to put up, on short notice, aud in a
scientific manner, 111-' bett
PLATW.I POIftTKII UOIITXIXO 11011$.
at 121 cents per foot. All work warranted.
E. 11. 1)11)1. EM AN.
lilonmsburg, May 24, 18C0.
boot A$J ia02Isiil;
T"HE undersigned, having opened a new BOOT AND
1 BIlCi; SHOP, on Vnin street, in llopkintville. East
Bloomsburg, rcspertfully invites the custom of the citi
zens and the public generally. All kindB of noois,
Shoes, ie , will be promptly made to order, on short
notico md moderate terms. From long experience in
his line of business he flatters himself that he will bo
able to givo general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom,
E7" Grain, Provision and Produce generally tnken In
exchange for work.
B. F. BROOKS,
Bloomsburg, July", 1801-3m.
W6 0 BO'S
X mUT IS LIS $2 HAT,
S. E. corner Third ami Dock Streets,
PHIL A DEL PA I A.
Hats made to ordor, of any Style or Quality at Short
Notice.
January 4, ieC2. Cm.
W EST U 11 A IIO 1 I L,
Nos. 9, H, 13, 15, 17 Oourtlandt Street,
NEAR nitOADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
This old. established and favorite resort of the llusi
n Community has been recently refitted, nnd is com
plete in everything that can minister to the comforts of
its patrons Ladies and families are specially and care-
fully provided lor.
It ( centrally located in the hu iness part of the city,
nnd is contiguous to the principal lines if steamboats,
cars, nninibusses ferries, &c.
In conscuucnco of thepressuro caused by thu Rebel
lion, prices huve been reduced to
One Dollar a d l'ifty C ents per Day.
The table Is amply supplied with all the luxuries of
tha eason, and is euual tuthatofuuy other hotel In the
country,
Ample accommodations aro offered fur upward of 400
liyDo not believe runners. hncknien, and others who
may say "the Western Ilot'-l is full."
D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THOS. D. WINCHESTER.
Feb. IS. Iffi'.'.
WATIOi.AL hotel,
(Late White Swan,)
RACE STttEET, JJOVS THIRD
IMULADKI.IMIIA.
D. 0. hlEORISTT PnoutiKTOit,
Formtrlyf out Etile Hold Lebanon, Pa
T. V. R1IOAUS.
March S3, leJM-
i.tng,
I Oin,
NEW MILLTNEHY GOODS.
T'HE undersi?ned would most respectfully unnojneo
I to the ritiioita of Bloomsburg and vicinity, tint she
linajuvt received from the Eastern Citieshe
SPRING AN .W. VJ I
M I L L I N A R Y BOO,'
nrl of nhiehtlii is prepared to mas w
itasouable low figure. Her a-sniini, irey
altlu .upirior inpoinlnf durnbilitya fn
liess, fo an) "If red inthl si-rilon. Sku returns thinks
for the liberal patrnungeibj lias received, and reipsct
fully solicits u cnnliuuanc of the same.
MARY HAnifi.nv
Bloomsburg, Mai St, Mi.
FOR S2VI; ITIA1JIE!!!.
JONAS UROOK & BRO'S
ri'.lE Itl UAL S.00L 0TK)..
200 & 500 yda. Whito, Black, & Colored
This Thread being mado particularly for Hewing Ma.
, chines. Is very Strong, Smooth and Elastic, lis
strength is uid iiimalrecTby washing, nor by friction o
' thu Hcvdle, For Machines, use Hrooka' Patent Glace,
I For uppur thread,
I and Brooks' Patent six Cord, Red Ticket,
For Under thread.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the oounlry,
Also, iu uses of 100 each, a.sortetl Nos., by
I WM. HENRY SMrril, Hole Agent,
i
,-.. Itl. ... I. itnLitn lVhl!.nnn.t uitil llnllltilfirii. nnil nn
AYER'S
OATHARTIO
Are you sick, fecbls, and
conipUfnlngl Arsjoueutof
order, v-lth your system d
raiit'td, and jtnr fesllngs un
cunfortiiblol Tbess sjmp
turns are often the prelude ta
mm loin Illness. Some fit of
skkness l ric eplng in you,
ml should be areiled by a
timely ue of the right rem
eily. Take Ajer'l Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu
mots purify tlie blooditKl
let the fluids move on unoV
stiucted In henltli again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body Into vigorous ac
tivity, purify the system from
i, nUtructlons width make
disease. A cold ssttles somewhere In the body, and ob.
strncts Its natural functions. Ihcse, If not relieved,
read upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro
ducing general aggravation, suffer tig, and dlsoajo.
Whlla In this condition, oppressed by the derangMjieuts,
take Ayer's PllU.and sea how directly they res ore tlid
natural action of the system, and wltli It the buoyant
feeling of health again. What Is true and so apparent In
till) trivial and common complaint, Is also true In mauy
d the deep-seated and dangerous dlitempors. The same,
purgative elfeet expels them. Camml by similar obstruc
tions aud derangements of tho natural functions or the
body, they are rapidly, and ninny or them surely, cured
by tho same means. None who know the virtues of tbesa
l'llls, will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the dliorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some- pf ln
principal cities, and from other well known public pet
sons. JYvm a nrwaritng Merdiant Unit, M. 4, 1950.
Da. ArxRi Your Pills aro tho paragon of all that Is
groat In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
Ineurablo for years. Her mother has been long griev
ously afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin and
In her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried
your Fills, and th.y have cured tor M0MMMB
Ai a Pnmlly Fliyalo.
Film Dr. iV II'. tnrfurtyM, Aew Orfran
Your l'llls are the p.-lnee or purges. Their excellent
cmnlltlea surpass any cathartic we poses. They ar
mild, but very certain and effectual lu their acllm on Hia
bowels, which makes them Invaluable to us lu the dally
treatment of disease.
Headache, SIckllcrulnclie.Foul Stomnoli.
Jhvn Vt. iifuwi d lloyj, Jiillimort,
DtARllno. Avuit Icannot answer you kImI complaints
I have cun t with your Pills better than to say nil that we
ertr treat with a purnalh'i meilicine. I plaeo great depen
dence on nn cflucliul cathartic in my d.illy context wltli
disease, aud believing as I do that your Pills afford us tha
best wo havo, I of course value them highly.
ViTTanuna, Pn., May 1, 1PS5.
Dit. J, C. Arm. Slrt T Imvo been repeatedly cured of
(he ort.t h.Mtadit any body can have by a ilotr or two
of your Pills. It seems to arise from a fcul stomach,
which they cleanse at onec.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. I'll WILE,
Cltrk i( Kttumer Cla ton.
Dllloua Dlsonlera Mver Comiilntiits.
2'rom Dr. Theoiart lldl, oKna l'ark CUj.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
posa as an aperient, but I find tMi-bciioiicl.il ftf.-rlsun
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have In my piao
tlce proved more effectual for the emu of cihoui com
plaint tliati any one remedy 1 can mention. I blncei-ely
rejoice that wo haie nt length a iurgitthe which is Viur
thy the confidence of tho ptoftsMon und the pecplti
DtPAiiTm.NT or tux luTii'.ian, )
Waiblngloti, D.C., Till Fib, ISM.
Suit 1 have used your I'iIIh in my eueiiil nnd hnpitnt
practice erer since you luado them, and utiiinit heitutu to
say they arc thu b.; catluitlc we cuiplo). 'lhelr legir
Utiu action on the liver Is quick mid decided, conse
quently they rue an admliiiMu lemedy foe derangements
ol that org.m. Indeed,! have seldom found acaeof
Minus disease so obsllunta that It did not readily yield to
them. internally jouis, AI.O.NZO D.tl.l., M. 1)7
J'lijilcian vf the Marine llmiMal.
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, llelnx, IVorins.
iVoin Dr. J. G. Green, of Cliicaia.
Your Pills have had n long trUl in my practice, and I
hold them lu esteem as ono of the best aperients 1 lxtve
ever found. Their alterative effect ujon the lit cr makes
them mi excellent remedy, when given In smull doses fr
bttiotu dytenUry and uiarrlura. 'lheii suur-coathig
makes them vciy ncceptabU aud couvenieiit for thu uso
of women aud chlldteu.
Dyspepsln, Impurity of the Dlood.
Prom Jiev. J. V. ltimet, Jbrfor dtcnf Chmeh, llotton.
Dn.ATERi I liavaused joiir Pills with extiaordinary
success in my family and among those 1 urn culled to vimt
lu dlstiess. To reguluto tho iiguns of dlgitiou and
purify tho blood, they aru tho very best leuiedy 1 haw
aver known, aud I can confidently recoiuim d them to
my friends. Yours, J, V. 11151 K3.
WAnSAW.'Wyondni; Co., N. Y Oct. 4, 1R53.
Dear Sim I am using jour Cathattie I'HH lu my pmc
tlce, and find them flu excellent purgatlie tu cleunse the
cystem and purify the funiitaint nf V, l,b.
JOHN O. MHACIIAM, !..
Cona tipnt Inn, Cost lvenraa, Suppress Ion,
lllioimiatlHiii, Gnut, Ncitrulgln, Drpp
my, x-nraiysia, t-'lis, esc.
Inm Dr.J. V. Yaiiylm, M,utrrat, Giuada,
Too much cannot bo eiiid of your Pills for tho euro of
eojtirenes. If others of our fiuletnlty ban- f mud them
as efficacious as I have, they should join mo In proebdm
lai; It for the benefit of the multitudes who suffer Lom
that complaint, which, although bad enough lu ilmilf, Is
the progenitor of others that are worse. I believo c,r
tmneu tnorlgluato In tbo llver,but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From ilrt. E. Stuait, l'ltytician and MiJw'ft, Jyislon.
I find ono or two large doses of your Pills, taken nt Uin
proper time, are excellt-iitpromoliiesof the vatitmt tvere.
lion when wholly or partially suppressed, und also viry
effectual to cleanse tho ttomajt and rciw twine. They
are so much tho best physic we have that 1 recouimund
no other to my patients.
From Oie Jlev. Dr. UawUt,oftl,e Urthadiit Vpti. OliurcJi.
Put.ASRl Iflusr, Savannah, f)n Jan. 6, 1S5G.
IIONonr.D Smt I should be ungrateful fir the relief
your skill has brought mo If I did not repert my case to
you. A cold settled In my llmbsnnd biought on excru
ciating neurahic puim, wfilch ended in chronic 1 hrithia.
tistn. Notwithstanding I hud thu he.t of phisiclans, the
disease grew worse and worm, until by the adilce of jour
excellent agent in llaltfL'ioro, Pr, Mackenzie, I tried your
l'i!li, Hielr effects were stow-, but rure. By perceieilug
In the use of them, I am now entirely well.
8BNATE Chamdtb, Baton Rouge, La., 6 Pec. 1S55.
P. Ater: I have been entirely cured, by jour l'llls, cf
fihewnntic Gout a painful discaso that bad afflicted uie
for years. VINCENT SI.1DELL.
"3-Most of the rills In market contain Mercury,
which, although a valuable lemedy in sMltul hands, is
dangerous In a public pill, from the dreadful conse
quences that frequently follow Its Incautious mo. Thoie
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
FricQj 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1.
Prepared by Sr. J. 0. AYEIt &. CO., Lowoll, Mais.
Sold by UP. utz, G M Gagcnbucli, and J R Voycr,
Bloomsburg; J Schuyler, Rohrrburg; Masters it Sou,
Millville; P Masters, Benton; Lazarus & Fuller, Or.
angeville; G F Fowler Fowlcrsvllle: A Sillier, Ber
wick ; Low fe. Bros ,Centervllc; B F Relghart U Bros
Fspy ; M G Shoemaker, Buckhorn ; Reighart & Nuss,
Mainville; J Shnrplcss, Cattawlssa; Creasy It Co.,
Light Street: and dealers everywhere.
July SO, 1602 ly.
CRITTENDEN'S
riHLirUELrUIA COMMEKCIilL.
C 0L LEGE,
N. E. vomer hfllh and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
This Irstitutios, which was established in leil, and
Is now consequently in the eluhttenth year of its exist
ence, numbers among its graduates, hundreds of the
mnstsurcesiful Merchants and Business Men of our
Country,
Tnu Osject of the Institution ii solely toatTordyeung
men facilities for thorough preparation for business.
Tub Bkakciiks tauoiit are, Book'keeping, as applica
ble tothn various departments of trade; Penmanship,
both plain and ornaniVHIal; Cematroal law, Mathf
watics, Jiturigation Civil Engineering, Drateing, I hen.
agnrphy, and Modern Languages.
Tts 8vstim or Instboctios Is peculiar ; no classes or
set lessons are made me of, but each student is taught
Individually, so that he may commence at any time, and
attend at whatever h"Urare most convenient.
Catalogues areiasued annutllu after the lSthofAuril
' containing nanus of the students for tin year, ami full
particulars of terms, &c and may be obtniued at any
l tl.no by addro-lng the Principal.
In l'.xre.nivx Accomviid time, widespread reputation
and th - leiiifihij erpcriemt of ihe Principal, this Institu
tion dpr f ifiiiili, i .uiuriur tonny other In the couu.
try. f ry mup i.kii wishing toprepare for business,
an 1 to ithtiin at th i ramo time a diploma, which will
pr re n rrcoia.cJ-itin fur them them to any.Murchan.
tilo House.
! rr7"CKtTiii(iiss'i Ssnrs of Treatises on Boox-Ktsr.
mo now noro widelycirculatedthan ony other work
I oil the subject, aru for salo at the College.
S. HOUSES CRITTENDEN,
.1l(orney-at-Iai,
rmttcirit.;
I Jan. SJ.1662 13m.
j NOTICE.
1 TV Totioe is herebv
- signed has placed the following named properly
in chargo of Samuel Marr, ol Scott township, Columbia
county, during his pleasure, viz:
uow, rii
w, Pig, Conk Move, Clock, two Beds nnd Bedding,
lug Utensils, Tubbs audCbilrs, I orner Cupboard
lien Cupboard, and one bureau, wth which ull tier.
sA fiirl.l AAatt in tiiaililf nB In),,. t
COOK I n
Kitche
sous aro forbidden to meddle or interfere, on pains of
II. WILKINS.
May 24. 1BU3-3I.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philad-tlpllla-fur
the Relief nf thn Sick and Distressed
Bfllirted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and es.
pm iuny i-i.cu.t-. ,i in,, -miidi urirsus,
. Medical Advice flvn Oratl- by thn Acting Hurteon
I Vuluiiblo RKPOIITS on HI'i R.NIATOI RIICEA or
Bl'MIN L W I'AKNUISS. and other Diseases of tho Sex,
ual Organs, nnd on tha NEW UFMbUlLS omployed in
tho Dlspt.nsary sent in alcd letter envelopes, free of
charge Add res 1 '
, Df. J.BKILLIN HOUGIITOV, Howard Anoclstlon
I April J, im-ltT m M """""f"' P-
7b Jeffrey Hals, Benches, Ac.
7o Dulnii Mire, Moles, and Ants
7 neitm Bed-Bugs. . ...
T Dcitrc-t Moths In Furs, Cloths, fce.
To Drttriy Mosquitoea and Fleas.
To Dettro Insects on Plants and Fowls,
7b Dettrey -Insects on Animals, 4cc'
To Dirrr Every form and species or Verm in,
THE
"ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN,"
Destroyed Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VERMIS.
Those Preparations (unlike all others) are
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the human fami'y,"
"lints do not die on the premisi s."
"They come out of their hoh-stodlo."
'They arc the only Infal llahtu remedies known."
"14 )cars and more established in New York City."
Utcil by tho City Post Office.
Ihetl ty the City Prisons and Station (losses.
Uiei hy the City Steamers, Ships, tic.
, UttA i) Ih-i City llo'pitals, Alms-llouses, &c.
Vied hy the City Hotels-.'Astor'-'St. Nicholns.'&c.
Used hy tho Boarding House, &.c. &c.
Vied ly more than 5M,ft00 Privnto Families.
E5 See one or two Specimens of what is everywhere
said by the people- Editors Dealers, &r,
IIOUSEKEEPERS-tronbled with vermin need be so
no longer, if they use "CostaeV Exterminators. We
We have used it to nur satisfaction, nnd If u box t outs
S, we would have it. We have tried poisons, but thi-y
elfected nothing; but "Costaii's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats. Mice, Roaches, and lleil-Ilags, quit k
vrthnn wo can write it. It is in great demand all over
the cuuntry.-.Vrcina O Oaietle.
1 MORE GRAIN and provisions nre destroy! annually
in Grant County by vermin, than would pay for tons ef
this Rat and Insect Killer. Lanctutcr UVis.)lerali.
HENRY 11. COST.Ul-Wo are selling your prepara
tions rapidly. Wherever tlu-y have been used, Rats
Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly-
r.cKER et oroi'trtn, urufSim, tviuusor, am.
"Costar's" Bat Hoach, tec. Exterminator)
"Oostar'a"
"Costar's" Bed-Bur; Exterminator.
Costar's"
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, lie.
In 25c-. 511c. ami 81,00 lion,:, Bottles ami Elasks, 3Sl
85 Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels,
&c &c.
OAUTIONI1! To prevent the publlcfrom being im
posed upon by tyuriout and Highly Pernicious Imitation
a new label haa been prepared, bearing u facsimile of
ine rroprieiur s signuiure. i.iiiuijnn eacn uux, Dome,
or fik carefully before purchasing, und tuku uuthlng
but "COaT.lRU"
E7" Slid F.reryuhire-by ,
All Wholesale Druggists In the large cities.
lift, .
tooif IU lllC
tl inui'Siiio rtRi niS
Shett'elin Brothers & Co
II A I'alineftook, Hull Co
A II & I) Sands &Co
Wheeler & Hart
James S Aspinwull.
Morgan & Allen
Hall, Ituikcl & Co
Thomas Sc. Fuller
P 1) Orvis
ii iWw York Ci.v
Ilnrrnl, ltisley tk Kltrhaii
uusn, uair c Koujnsou
M Ward, Clo.o U Co
AlcKlssoii & Rubbins
D S Barnes & Co
F C Wells it-Co
I.nzclle,Murli St Gardner
nan, irixun a
Conrad Fox
AND O
I'ULRS.
PliilaUtliiliia Pa,
,vi,ynu 41 Co I "ol"-'i Shoemaker i Co
u n aiiieioc to r reuin, Ulchards Si Co
AND OTHERS.
AND BY
Druggists, Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers general
ly in all Country Towns Villsges
in me
EfHXsfEB) SEAMS,
AT
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
SOLD BY
G. M. Hagenbuch,
J. Moyer,
E. P. Lutz.
Andbyth. mul,t,18to,ek..P.dl,,,j.B
XT 0"nJ'r Delllt, order as above.
e Is d.'.,i?dt"ee,-i0; ,f,,'"e'' Terms,
glvlnVrVdSl'r'fo f" l'MJJ C,,eu""
. HENRY It C0STAR.
DR. LA CROIX'S
rJltTATfi MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE
Physiological View of Marrlngc.
9i0 PA0E8 AND 13d ENORAVlNOB.-rrlc. lw
TwKTT-riv cxhts. Sent frco ofpestago to all r,,;I K
ths Union. On tho liifirmltles ofyoutii and mil. i,"'
disclosing the aecrct follies of both sexes of ii
causing debility, nervousness, depression of si,i,i,!'
palpitation of tho heart, suicidal imagining,, inJ
tary emissions, Washings defective memory, li,,i "'.
Hon and litssitude. kIIA eorfei$lti of thrilling j.T.K"
. a VeorHlng Mut, a CcUtgt Uudeft. ..I'"
young Married Lady, ce, ft. II Is n truthrul adv,er i!
the married and those contemplating nintrlage. wi,
tcrtaln secret doubts of their physical condition Hi
who are tonscloiis of having hnzarded the health ' i
plncts.aiid privilege! to nhlcli every hiimuu beln.f.'
entitled, " "
VfllTMrl MT-M tvlm Arn trol,li.,1 m.1,1
crnlly caused by n bad habit lu youth, t)le ,
.r. .. .... JV. , ,'V.i. . 1 aaness, rn,.
which aro dizziness, pains, lorgctrulni-ss, soineiln o.
a ringing in me cars, wcaa ejes, weakness of the T,,i
nnd lower extremities, confusion of Idens, lorn ,,f ,
ory with melniiclioiy.may bccureil by the author'.K'i-u!
PAItlH AND I.IIMlON TIlKATMl- M-r """u'hl.W
PAIUB AND LONDON TIlEAT.Mf NT.
wii have, recently uevntcii
VISITING TUB EUROPEAN
IIOSl I TALs, nvallln,
d researches ,,r.i. .
ourselves of the know ledge nil
.billed l'hvsblans and Burueniis In I'.,a,, .... '.'
tliicnt. Those who place themselves under oiii r,.l
will now have tho full honcfil of thu many NEW a J,;
EFFICACIOUS REMEDIED which wo nre eiiiible.i I
introduce Intii our prattlcc. and tho public may r,.,i .
suredoftho same zeal, assiduity, SECRECY and n ie..'
lion being paid to their cases, which has sn suci e.Vf,
ty distinguished Us heretofore, as n Physician in i ,, .'
PECUL1AK dcpatlmcnt of professional Practice r.r .V
past tKenty-fite yeart, 'J'r
t-d ..!, KPM&t.C I'll l. t.ftitllS U hn ,,-lDl. .. t.
...vtiBunij,
uinra oi which win ue lounu on ino wrahi.r n....
ning each box.) though always safu and liealtbe
gently yet soacllvc lire they. "'' 10
Price $1 per box. They can be mailed to any pari of'
the United State or Canada. ' pn"
TO THE LADIES-Wh-inoed a etvlidenthl mclij.i
adviser with regard to any of those inlefestlag ciiu,
plaints to which their delicate organization render,
litem liable, nre particularly Invited tu consult ,
Tiie"1:lctro.Galvaiio PrioTKiTitii." For untried
ladles whose health will not admit, or who hava nolle,
sire to Increase their families, may be obtained as alien,
It is a perfectly safe preventive lu conception, and li.i.
been extensively used during the last 110 years. I'rlcl
reduccad to $10.
'IbeSrcrfts of Yoitlh Unvellctl.
A Treatlte on the Came of Premature Decay-A sol
cmn learning. Just published a book shoving thritl,lm,
progress and preralence among schools, both innlc nJ
female of this falul htlit, pointing out the fatality ,
invariably ittends its victims, and developing the tehili
progress of the ditease.from Ihe commencement to th'tit
It vitl be tent by Mail onrcetiptof tuo 111 rtf .Slnmn
CJ Allcndancc daily, from luthc morning till
night, nnd un Sundays froai S! tin 5 p H.
Medicines with full directions ent to any part of the
United States or Caimans, by patient" cnmmunlolhir.
their symptoms hy letter, liusiucss correspomlciici
strictly confiJeiitlal.
tC7-Dr. W Office is strll located ni estalilUhed.ur.Je
tho name of DR. LA C30IX, at No. 31 Maiden I.ons Al'.'
hany, N. Y.
Noy.as 1MI.-I2m.
FRESH ARU I VA L
-OF
1' UK
mm an
11
1111 rl I 1' I
THE iinderslgned, grateful for past patronage, lecoect
fully Inforilis IlllCUftllmera nml ii, ,,,,i,i ;,..,....'.,,
that he has jut received from tho Easterncj cltlck ih
largest and most select stork of
SPRING AND SUMMER
That has yet been onc-nvd In I!lonin.inr- .....i.L l.
Iiiviles the bttenlloii of his frlemN. nn.i nJ. .
that they arc oircn-d for kale at great bargains lii.
Stock comprises a large nshiirtmeiit uf
GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL.
Confuting oi Fafiiioiadlk llniss Coats, of every d.i.
criptloii; Pants, Vest, Shltts, Cravats Slucks. Coitus
lluiidKerchiers.Gioies, Suspenders, &c.
GOLD WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY,
Of every description, flue und rhenn.
N. U. Remember " l.oirenberg'i Cheap F.mporiun,"
call and see. No charge for examlmr Go.id.
DAVID LOWENBEIIR,
Blooiusburg, March S9, lPOa,
(Jue IcS'j.)
RAKER Y A COFECTIONARY.
miOLZSA, tt ETA L.
'I he uinlecslgiied continues his llnkerv and Conf.
1 tionary up Main Street, Exchange Buildings, nhcrc
he keep.
FREMl DREAD, PIES AND CAKR
constantly on hand, Parties supplied with coke on lib
oral terms,
IT- All kinds of Fruit, Vegetables, Provisions, Ac,,
daily received from the Cities good and fresh cheap,
Ice Irtamptcpaietl at 31 cts. j cr (jt.
Small beer, Candies, Nuts of all kinds,
sale.
etc., kept fur
B.STONER,
Blloomsburg. June Si, leOS.
XTEW YORK
MEDICAL INSTI-
X 1 TUTU
oenevoieiii institution endowed for the cure n
Chronic Diseimps of every nature, and to protert lata
lids fiom ijuack advertisers and impostors. No char
ges except for Alcdnino until cured, und in case of ex
treme poverty ircnimcnt frco. Nn Minerals or Poison
ous Drngs used, The Physicinushave had long and ci
tensive experience both in privnlu and Hospital prac
tice. The lolloping are omu of the complaints tonliiili
special attention is given. All dlscnsca of thn llcail,
Throat Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver, Kidney, lllailikr,
Uheumatisiii, Fits, Cancer, Piles, Nervous AflVctics,
Diseases of the Ccxual Organs, Seminal V eakness, lui
potencc aud Virulent dicenscs of every nature positive
ly cured. Diseases of Females und ull Irregularities
succes.fullv treated. Blindness nnd Deafness cured
without painful operations. I'atii-nts treated bylettir,
by sending a statement of their case. Medicine seat Is
any part of the country. Consultation free to all.
Address, Stamp enclosed,
DR. L. GRAVI S, Censulting Physician,
. .,. 600 Broadway, New York filf,
Aprils, ISOS-ISm.
PES gas
II. 0. HOWER,
SDR GEO IV DENTIST
lU:si'i:CTl'ULLY oirere his profcssim
al services in the ladies nnd gentlemen td
Bloomsburg and vicinity. He is prepare
to attend In fill ll.u ii,r.n. mipriitinn. is
the line of his profession, he is provided with the laloil
improved porcelain teeth, which will bu Insulted oa
gold, platiua, silver and rubber base; to look as well at
the natural teeth.
Mineral plate nnd block teeth manufsc tared aailsM
operations on teeth, carefully and properly attoadeil U
Bloomsbuig, l'a August 3, 1881,
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
A If rf? """"tment of choice Cigars, Tehacro, rls's'
Fruits, Confertionery and Notions generally.togetb
er with n full Hock of HATS and CAPS, constantly
hand and fur sale chcop, at the "Illoennburg Hat i-fag
JOHN K. QIRTOJI.
Boomsburt, Morch lfi, 1801.
H. MULLIGAN,
IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF
as
AND
MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY,
No. 441 North S-iond SUert,
ABOVE WILLOW.
Pill LA D El.rnUii
Not. W, WO I,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
di.oo.vsb una, pa.
Offlc la Court Ally, formerly occupied by Ctisrl
Buckalow,
Bloomtliarg, Pen, i, 1815,
il.
cases, and never failed to tiled speedy cures uitimn!
any bad rcsults.wlll uscnonebutDr.DuLaney's r ',, ,
Periodical Pills. Tho only Precaution necessary tn HI
serve Is, Indies should not tnko them If thi-t ,., "
sou tu believe they arc in crr-Mia ittnita. m..
i..... iiiiriie.
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lLlf Ol ill ii I'll .
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPEIt
lENCEOF A SUFFEItEil -Published as a si
nlng, and for thu cspciial benefit of Young Men, ana
those who suffer Willi Nervous Debility, Loss of Mew
ory, Premature Decay, ice, tc ice, hy ono who ins
cured himsslf by simple means, after being put t"C"
expense ansinconvi'iiicnce, through the use of writs
ess medicines prescribed by learned Doctors, fmils
copies maybehad of thcauthor.C. L. LAMHI-KT, Bsl.
Grscnpoint, Long Island, by enclosing a post-post !
dressed envelope.
Address CHAHLES A LAMBERT.
M.ylT.IMi-am.'"1'0""' Lb" Mui '
LEATHER I LEATHER! !
THE undersigned weuld announce, that lis has on hinl
at his Hat and Cap Emporium, on Main St., lll'on
hurg, an assortment of different kind of leather, such
fine calf skins, morocco, (red andblac)and linings, sll
cf which he will sell chaaper than can be had tlirwher
In thii market. Call and jsran thera for yirnjv.
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