Farmer's Department.
QUAFFING HAY AND COttN
STALKS ECONOMY.
A Great deal ofpto and con lias of late
been published on tho economy of ennff
ing corn atglks and hay as food for bov
incs and horses. Tho vetem John John
ston says ho has tried it, and the increase
did not say the matting ; and for the
same reason he never crows a natch ol
roots for the delectation of his milk cows
in winter, lint what is fair ccouomv for
Mr. Johnston on his largo and very pro
ductive farm, should not bo practiced by
the small fanner who is at less espouse
for labor, and is necessarily obliged to
make tho most of every vegetable pro
duct, In tho March Farmer, we read of a
Connecticut fanner who has biought up
a worn out farm to keep thirty head of
bovincs, that would keep only six or
eight head before. He not only chaffed
his well saved stalks, but he steamed
them also, with meal, oil cake, bran,
etc. ; soiling his cattle in summer, by
which means he was enabled to make
750 loads of composted nnnurc yearly.
This not only manured his corn, bnt top
dressed his medows.
Hut there is an advantage gained to the
wheat-growing farmer in tho fineness of
the manure from cut feed. Joseph Wright
of Waterloo had a field of 20 acres of
the fairest white wheat grown the past
season in this country ; while all other
crops were short from freezing, his was
saved by a liberal coat of fine manure
from cut stalks, which formed a mulch
for the wheat, thus performing the office
of tho leaves and vegetable humus of a
new clearing.
At almost all tho largo livery stables
in New England and New York, the hay
and stalks fed to horses is ehafled fine
and treated with ground corn, oats, etc ,
by which a great saving is made in hay,
which in all large towns is much dearer
than grain in proportion to its nutriment.
It is said to have been fully ascertained
ly repeated experiments in England, thai
nineteen pounds of cut hay will take the
place of twenty-five pounds in the hwg
state.
A palns-taliiig correspondent of the
Country Gentleman writes that at all tho
omnibus and rail-road stables in New
York, the hay is cut fine and mixed wet
with corn and oats ground, in the pro
portion by mcasuse of three measures of
corn to two measures of oats, the propor
-tion varying only with tho market price
of the grain. The proportion fed of cut
hay to gain is generally nine pounds ol
hay to seventeen of grain, avcriug ten
quarts of meal a day to the largest horse
At the Sixth Avenue stables where the
liorses do not ave-agc over 1,000 lbs.
caohGJlbs. of hay and 15j lbs. of meal
keeps them in fine ordes.
Genesee Farmer.
DO NOT -DESPISE THE SHOP.
The importance of mechanical training
and of habits of repularity and method,
cannot be over-estimate in their various
fceariDgs upon tho relations of life, and we
would say to those young men who are at
this moment struggling through details
which appear to be hard, useless, and
full of weariness, to hold on ; their utility
may not be apparent at present, but the
3ay is sure to come when they willrcep
the benefit of such discipling and routine.
Hold on ; don't give up ; in our own
country no social prejudides prevail which
prevent the humble dyre from becoming
tho learned and skillful chemist ; no bar
riers exist which deprive those whom
tho chances of lefe made rudo and unal
tered, from becoming shining lights in
the world ol science. Most groat inven
tors have sprung from the ranks of tho
brave daily workers, and tho field is still
a wide one, expanding every day ; there
foio we say ''hold on" to the training of
tho shop, improvo your spare hours in
mental culture and reward is certain.
JBSrTho Commissioner of Agricultural
has ordered a supply ol foreign grain fur
distribution in the spring. Wheat from
13 gland and France, ryo from Iinssin,
and oats from Sweden, will bo placed at
disposal of our farmers, with a choice
variety of now valuable flower and vege
table seeds. The first report of tho new
department will bo presented to Congress
during the winter, and will, it is said, be
a more attractive and popular volumu
upon agricultural and horticultural than
has yet been under the auspices of the
Government.
jj.sy Wheat C ojtee. Tho present
high price ol coffee has caused many ex
pcriments to bo mado to find fitting sub
stitutes and some of them arc said to be
equally dcsirablo with tho genuine arti
cle. Hero is one of them : Take eight
quarts of carefully scorched whoat to one
pound of coffoe, and it will make a bev
erago as agreeable as tho unadulterated
Rio, and raoro wholesome.
0r ''Sam how many sticks have- you
sawed ?'
''Why, dad, when I get this and thrco
other ones done, I'll have sawed four."
LARGE ARRIVAL OF
New Fall and Winter
GOODS
AT PETEll ENT'S STOltE,
ay tmirr strrrt, Columbia copati-, pa,
HAS Jnt received (rom l'htladclpkin, nml It row
opening nt the olil Untitl litny occupied by Marti
it I'M. a splendid assortment or
mB& KSS.
which will ba sold cheap tor
OAPII Oil COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Iliii storkcniielsts of Ladies Utcss (Souils cliolccit stylet
and latest rusnlons
Calicos,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
fcrjannels,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Cassimercs
Satinets,
Cottonadcs,
Kentucky Jeana,
Thread, &c.
G roceries,
Quccuswarc,
Ocdarwarc,
Hardwaro,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
ROOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short every thing usually 1tcpt in a country ttoro
Thcpatronagn of old friends, mid tho public general
ly, is respectfully solcitod.
The highest market price paid for country producn.
pistisr L'NT.
Light Street, Nov. 15, 1802.
mm mm !
IF YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR
Fall & Winter Goods,
GO TO
( rras-y's Sloe, iti Light Slrcct, Ta.
ALL MS OF GOODS !
CALICOE,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM,
FLANNELC,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Ready-Made Clothing
Sugars, Molasses,
Syrups, Coffees,
Teas, Fish ,
Salt, liacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, Scpars,
Hats, Hoots,
Caps, Shoes,
Drugs, Oils,
Paint?, &c.
&c.
In addition to our largo Block of Dry Coods, wo have
flarco and full assortment of Heady 3Iudu Clothing
aor Men nnd Hoys wear which wo nro determined to
sell cheaper tli ii can no nought clscv. Here, (.an nnu
sec, uud jadgo fur yuurselvcs.
II. W.CRr.ASY t CO.
Light Street, Ta ,NQv. S iac2.
ILLUMINATION IN
ORANGEVILLE.
At Fritz's Store,
ORANGEVILL, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
PLo undersigned has just received a
I largo uud select assortment of choice Spring and
Summer Goods, which will be sold cheap for cash or
country produce. His stuck consists of Ladies Dress
Goods, choicest styles und latest luehions.
Calicoes,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flauucls,
Carpets,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Sillw,
rTTrni numr ren ml i a ir.nrvi
PRIM FROM 7 TO l'-JJ CtS A YARD
OaSiiinerS,
0 '.
&atlllCtS.
floltonfldes
u " ,
Kentucky Jeans,
TLrn-.l
xurcau, c) c.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries,
Queonswaro,
Cederwitrc,
Haidwnrc,
Medicines,
Drugs
Oils,
Paints,
&c.
BOOTS & SHOES IIa'P3& CAPS.
In short everything usually kept in n country store.
The patronage of old trends, and the public generally, is
solicited.
.May 3, 1802. WILLIAM FRITZ.
MARRIAGE.-ITS LOVE3 AND HATlS
pJKSg sorrows and angers, hopes nnd fears, regro
and Joys; MANHOOD. how lost, how restore
isjr tho nature, treatment and radicalcure of spe
matorrbosa tir seminal weakness; involuntary finis
ions, sexual debility and impediments to marriage gen
erally ; nervousness, consumption, ilts, mental nnd phy
sical incapacity, resulting from HllLK-AIIL'tu; - are ful
ly explained in tho MARRIAGIS GUIDF,, by WM,
YOUNG, M. D. This most extraordinary book should
bo in the hands of every young person contemplating
marriage, ond ecvry man or woman who desires to
ciuiit the number of their offspring tn (heir tiroumstan
oes, ISvery pain, disease and ache incidental to jeuth,
llfaiurity and old age, is fully explained; every particle
m knowledge that should bu known is hero given. Ills
full of engravings. In fart, it discloses secrets that ev
ery ono should know ; still It is n hook that must be
lucked up. and not lie about the house, It will be sent
to any que on the receipt of twenty live cents in specie
or postage stamps. Address DR. W.M, YOUNG, No. 410
ril'llUCIS Street, nhovo Fourth, l'hilad'-lphla.
K7" AFFI.ICT1SI) AND UN FORTHNATIS, no matter
what may be your disease, before you plaeo yourself un
der tho cure of any of the notorious tjuacis native or
foreign who advertize in this or any other paper, get
a copy of Dr. Young's book, and nad it carrfully. It
will bo the means of saving you many a dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of tho diseases
described III hit publication, at his olfice, No, 410
BI'RUCl! Btrcot, ubnvo Fourth, I'hiludclpJiia.
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HiAMjixu juiiaur com.uox v ipfms,
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Will bs sold at greatly reduced prices, nt the paper
hanging rooms of the undersigned in Judge Rupert's
Srore House, un Second street, a few doors below Mar
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In the best style, at moderate prices aud in quick time
c j, 1 nuu.Mun,
MoomsbU(t,Mo'3, ISGQ-3ni.
miir waibr
VISE BHSAV imseisot
FOR THE
AND THIS
FOR ,
DIABETES
AND D18ISASISS OF Till!
jfcxs&aifs Ann ft&A&s&R
. . ..
These Dangtroui and TrouHetcme DUent$, Kkitkhat
tim far Itesltttd til hut dinctrd Trmtmtnt mn I,.
Cumplttilu Controlled til Ike UtlMEDYnoui btftrt utl
the cun.vrivn
properties of the medli Ins dhect themselves to the or
gans of secretion, nnd by so nlterlng the condition of
ma siomacu nnu liver tnaitne stnrcliy principle or the
ir??,niV'.,,I'i','ne',Jn,,.,',usnr"olo,lsal' 1,10 "''"'""
U under the influence oftho
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which give those organs time to recover their kentthv ,
tone nnd vigor. Wo aro able to stale th .1 the Canstitu'. 1
Hon Water has cured every case of Diabetes In which it ,
has been given.
STO.VU IN THIS DLADDnt, CALCULUS, HltAVISL
DKIUU DUST DCI'OSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
iMILKV UISCIlAltaqS AFTCR URINATING,
Dlsenscs occurlng from one and the samo ranso will
he entirely ruredbylhe Constitution Wntar, Iflnken
foi any length oftlmu. The doso should vary with iho
seventy of tho disease, troin luenty drops tnaten
spooniul three times n day, In water. During tin pa.
s.igo r.fthe Calculus, tho pain and urgent srnipt'nus
should bo cunib.it with the proper remedies, tli.'ii
followed up Hlth the Conttltutloii Water, us above di
rected. UVSMCNOltnAOSA, Oil rAINI'L'LL MDNS TRUA
TION, AMD IN M1SNOUKIIAGIA Oil PROfUHIJ
1' LOW I NO,
lloth dlscnres arising from a laulty secretion of tno.
mcnslrual fluid in the one case lii ingtoo lillle, and
accompanied by severe pnin ; an the oihcr a loo pro
fuso secretion, which will bo speedily cured by the
Constitution Water.
Tl'nt .liseasu known as I'AI LINU OP Tlin WOMH.
which Is ih reult ofa relaxation of tho ligaments of
that organ, ninl Is known by a sense of heaviness and
drugging pains in the back and fides, and at times nc
coinpamed by sharp Ii. dilating or shooting pnius through
the pjrt8, will, inul I cases, be removed by the medicine.
There Is another class of symptoms nri'ing from 111
ntTATIONOt'TIIU WOMU, which physicians rail
Nervousness, which word covers up niurh ignorance,
and in nlncc'isCi out of ten tho doctor does not really
know whether the symptoms are tho disease, or the
uiscaso uio sympiu'ns. ive can only enumerate them
here. 1 speak uioro particularly of Cold I'eet, l'alplla
tion In the Heart, Impared .Memory, W,ikcfiilncss;rinsh.
es of Heat Languor, Lassitude, and Dimnctsof Vision.
surrnnsaisD aiisnstruation.
Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
disease, and through neglect the seeds ul mors grave
und dangerous maladies are tho result; aud as month
after month pas.es without an etrort being made to a.
fist nature, the siinnression becomes r.hrn, ie. Ihe nn.
tlent gradually looses her appetite, tho bowels are
conttipaiea, incnt sweats come on, and conaumpliun
linallv ends her career,
LEUCOUROSA OR WHITES.
This disease dcpondi upon an inflamotion of mucous
lining oft '0 vagina and womb. It is ill all cases ac
companied by eevero pain in the back, accrost the
bowels nnd through the hips. A tenspoonful of the
medicine may be taken three times n dav. with no in.
jection ofa tabhispoonful of the mcdiclm..', mixed with
ana i-piutoi sott water, morning and evening.
IRRITATION OK THE NLCK OP Till; DLADDISR,
INFLAMATION OF Till'. KIDNEYS AND CA
TARRH OF THi: ULADDCR, STRANGURY
AND UURN1NG Oil 1'AINFUL UK JNAT1NG.
For these diseases it istrulya sororek'n remedt-. nml
too much cannot be said in its praise A single does has
been Know to relive the most urgent syptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small of tho back and through the hips! A leaspoonful
a day of Constitution Walerwillrcllevoyoulike magic.
FOR DYSriil'SIA,
It lias no etualin relieving the Most distressing smp
toins. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stomach Vom
Iting Food, &c. Taken teakpoonful after dinner' 'llio
dose in all cases may be increased if desired, but should
be done gradually.
I'HYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use of buchu, cubebsand
juniper in tin treatment of th se diseases, mid only use
lucui for want ofa better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself aqualtothc task that lias devolved
upon it.
DIURETICS
Irritate and drench the kidneys, nnd by conitant use
toon liad to chronic degeneration and. cuitirmed dls
cabe. Read, ilea
I Danville, Pa., Juno 2 lfc(13.
Dr. Wm. II. Greoo Datr Ain In l ebuary. ltol, I
was adlicted with the sugar diabetes, and fur five momlm
1 passed more than two gallons of water in twenty. four
nours. i w us ou igeu io ge( up us uueu leuortwelv
times during tin night, and in live mouths I ukt about
fitly pounds iu weigth, Durning the month of July
letil, 1 procured two bottles of Constitution Water am
ill twoiluys after using it 1 experienced relief, nnd ult r
tuKIng two bottlesl was eutirely cured, toon nftor
regaining my ubuai gooa ueaun. l ours truly.
I J. V. L DIS WITT.
I Boston Corners, N. Y., Dec. 27, led.
Win. II. Gregg sj Co.:
' rSents! 1 frf Iv eivu vou liherte tn mnlrn ii.a ih
following rirlillcateo I the valuo of Constitution Wa
ter, which I can reccomuieud in the highett inannrr.
Sly wife, who was attacked with pain in the Ehotil-
ders, whole length of tin. hack, and in her limbs, with
' Palpitation of the lisart, allendeil with Falling of th
Womb, Dysmenoirhoea, and "Irritation of the Ilia,
der," I culled a physician, who attended her ub ui
tlireoiuonuiK, wnen tie leu Her uorko tliun he louu
'"'vii cmpioyeu one oi tnu uii phys clans
coulJUnd,whuatti.ded her for about nine month
and while slia wus under his enre f Ii -j ilj.i not sull'.
1uite a 1IUC' l'-1"1 n,i finally gave h-r up and sui
"lur case was lncuiable." Fur, said he, "elu was sui i
& combination of complaints, that nijdiciua given I
e"10 nl' 'ra,u' dgaiimt someotlier ofher diilicultiJ."
About this time sha commenced to usu I'ov uirrii
Wathu, and to our utter astonishment, almost the flr
doe eem.-d tohave tho d.lred effect, uud the kept oi
Improving rapidly under its treatment, and tmw super
iiiiuous cu'irmy lie,- iiuiolsuo nii.tirs, eiielins nut ta
ken any of the '.on huiion Wailk for about lour week
Hiidwonru happy to say that it has produced n perma
nent cure,
WM. M. VAN BF.NSCIIOT1..N.
MiixrortD, Cuss., Nov, 19, 1801,
Bu. Wm.H.Gbeoo;
lltar ir il havo for several years been affllcte.
with that tooublesomeand dangerous disen-u Gravd
which resited nil remedies ami doctors, until I took
CoNsri runosAL WATtn, and you may he assured thai
was pleased with the result. It has entirely Lured me
and ) on may inalie any ute of my name you may .cc fii
in regaru to the medicine, as 1 have entire coufiilenc
in its ellitacy.
Yours truly,
Povn BI IIOVi.,
THESIS ARE FAC TS I'.NOl (ill
There is noclats of dUeases that produce such n.
liaustiug effects upon tin- hu.mni oin-iilntlmi as Din
lictos aud diseases nt'the Kulueys. Iliuddtr un I Urina
ry Pussages. mid thrnu.'h a lulsi inoi , sly th -y are n.
lected until tin y un so ui't uuu u at to b. b. yond th
control of ordinary reiueuias. aul w prs'.tit the
rONSTITI TION WMLI1
To the puhlh wjtli the convirtlonthat it lias on equal ii.
relieving the class of dinans fur which it has h-. n
found so i mil' nt ly succ sfful in earing ; and wo trust
thatwe th'illbj r' nardcuin our i tforts in placing n.
valuable remedy in u form to meet the requirements of
patient and phyiiciau,
FOit SAl-EUV ALL HRUGG ISTS, rRICC$l,
WM. II. 'iEOIUlli CO,, I'ropriemrs
Morgan & Allen, General .tgents, No. 4(i Clilf ril
New-Yurk,
Sept 21) leb?. 13UI,
Latiiuw.iUllu ii . but- It r,ii, .ai
fV AND AFT R NOVI'.M. 17, IPilJ, l'A83ISNGER
' TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWSi
JIOVINO SOU T II.
Fanengtr. Aeeom.
Letvl Pcrnnton,
'I Kingston
BUO rt. .M, IU.13
B.SO Arrive Hell) A
11,10
ll.il)
12.0.5 PM
12.15
NOR T H
5.20 I'. M.
coo
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ti.5.
llooiusburg
" Rupert.
" Danville,
Arrlvo at Northumberland,
M O V I N 1
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Danville,
Rup. rt,
lilonui'hurg
Kingston,
Arrive at Scrauton,
C.43
10 (10 p. t.
1.43 I
M
3.4(1
A Passenger Train alsnlcuves Kiupston ul f.m .M
for 'craiitou, to ruiin.it with train for ,V-w York, Re
turning, leaves Serautoii on arrival 1 f Train from N iw
York at 4.13 P. l.
The Lackawanna an ! Hloniiisbur; Railroad lonneils
with the Delaware, Lm kuwaniin uud csiarn Railroad
at i-rranlon, for New York uud jut run diate points e.ut
At Rupert Iteonuect wilhthcl'uitawisiaUui road, for
points both cast and west-arriving at Philadelphia ut
0.15 P.M.
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Passengers arriving at Ilnrrlsburg 4 30 P M ; Phil
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JOHN I'. ILSLCY, SMip't
J. C. Weill, On'l 'YelX Aj
November 82, led,
Look to your Interests.
Fit Fair ARRIVAL
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dooms
9
AT
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X With another largo and select nssortinet of CM
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uiutVA- Din s anoos,
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ii nmr -nr. qur.FA'-irMK,
cfio.ui it'.iia:, itot.Lhtr ivaiw.
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times be ready to attend Funcrels.
SIMON C. SI11VE.
I.Inomshi'rg, January 21. lfi'J
OFFICE O JAY UOuKB,
RUUSOItll'TION AO EXT
AI J.ty I'tiokr k ., uki'ih.
114 i-ourtiTiitRnSnii-t.T.
i'hiludelpliia, ov. I. IWJ
The undersigned, having I eeii nppointed ub?cip
Hon agent bythuSecritury i flln. Tr usury, is nnwpre
pared to furnish at oui e, the
iVeiv twenty yta 0 ;ir roil. .',.. g
of the United State's ileslg iati'd a Five-'I'v. cnti .v rc.
iircinabln at the pi 'asure of Hie Gnvcrni'i ut efi-r Ave
y nrs and outlmrized by Act of Congress, urproted
February 25, I8W
Tnecoupon bonds are Issued in eums of SM. SIOO,
5500, SII'OU
Th Itegiatcr Bonds in sums f 850, SK)0, SIOO, SlOnO
and S5U00.
Interestnt ii per cent per annum will rommenc
-too il.itu of purohas-. un I is
l'AiAHLE I Oil D,
ml- Vrminlly which is qua1 nt ilu fr'srnt pi 'ioi
i i. on gol ,. tnnboui Hit p rr it p i Ai m
F
r'iir. M-rinnt, - ihiiiiics emt I i.t. no . I
vti" have
any nidi 5 t.niiv-t ' kin v. in,- r
. nib rtlint Hi,, e Hi i. t hr i . I'
1 firt ,11.
'. S3 mi In .
Marturi's. Atr ,
mil lil ni'.i.
age upon all ail i.oaii. tanii ii"
.nd th .immense pro..ucls 1 1 all ih
c, tn ikt- country, aim that th lull an
. ... ...u.iw i.., .., ,UJ un-, it 1.1 inn inii-ri'M auu iiquimii
.1:11 of printipul. by c isto s Hull 's Ln in- - tamp an .
lut.rnal lievtnu.-, scrvi s ti make tht-se -:oui. Oil
ueu, ihi.6 Mvudi lie ai.a ?;, p ., (,,
IhVrs W1 in tic M 1
Subrcriptinns re.eivi.d at Far in I igalT-in rr Not'
or notes and checks paren bonks in I'hi in' l I 1 f.ih
bribers by iiinil wil' jecelv, proii.pi nil. niioo an,' v
ry facility and explanation will uj am rJ 1 on ep' .in.
tion at tills llicc.
A full supplyof bonds will b kept 011 ham f..r I u', -liate
delivery
Nov.8.1ffi2-a,nm'CO(,KC,H"bSCri,"i0"
(500 0 00 M A !'E 0,5 rK v A '-n
uvv rigeuls to sell Lloyds new rt." 1 p!,.i
county colored Map ofllu Unitio r-tut-s. Can-ai-ae. .m.i
'ew llruiiswiek
From ro cot survcj s, completed Aug. 10. Ieii2; cost
3'jo.OuO tncugr-ivr it uud on. )car's lime
Superior to any gill map ever lunile hv Coltnu or
'ilchell , and sill at Ihe low price of fifty cents; ,170..
000 names are enginvcd uii thin map
it is not only .1 ' ounty .ap. but it i- nlsn a o inl
an ' iluilrnud Mnpof th Unite.. Htut s mie i',m. ',
.unbilled ill 0110, giving every Rail ri nd tnt..i
I -tunccs hetwc 11
Guarantee uny woman 01 man S' t $5 per day an
n ill lake back all maps that eiiiuot bu solil aim r fund
tho money.
Send for $1 worth tn try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well furnished
all our agents
Wunti'dWhnlesulo Agents for our MHps in every
.'t ill.', California, Canada, ISugland, France and Cuba,
A fortune may bo uiudo with 11 few hundred dollnrs
capital. No ompelltion J. T. LLOYD, No lot
llrnudwny. New York.
The War Department uses our 'np of Yirglnii, Vnr
ylapd, and l'u'.nsylvauia lev I 81(0 000 on wln.li is
iniirKeii ,-inu lam 1 ret'K. r-eiirpu irg myiuuu li i nt
Willlamspoit F rry l hoiiiMII Nrlnn . fori ..'1 .
all otli-rs i n th- I' t
.Mary 1111,11, Virtliuia
fumed,
pli.c
.ml f ''n)'i
y
Lloifl's Tnpomupiui i' r K 1,1;
Ohio, Jti'iiti'ti una lilt, oui.
is the only authority for Gen. Huell and tin- War Dt.
mirl 1.1.. lit VI1111. v rf.t'iin.le.t t.t ,. ..i,,. .ft i.i.Iiib u n
JJ 1 111 it, Frloe .10 cents.
i rmtR i riDime Aug V
Lloyd's mm "f Virginia Mnrfluirl. nl P nnsvlvn.
I
ntu.-This - ftp is viry larae ji cil is , n 'iitr
and it is tim best Ytftui) csu be i'unhi.r -
LLOYD'S UKK
v. VJ'
Al si 8?,PP
-OR
Fru.-i 4nui
ell. I I 11..
. 1 11.
ever il-Jl.
L't.iis l i u
bar I' I in
I'u'. Id 11
31 in . I- .
ru.l r .1
X VY
!
1 '
! . .. vt. sv ai sum, -n; - -ir.
J n 1 no. y.i .r ii.au int. i .i.i,n
J l.flVO
Itiv.:r, with pric- j..
film re- Lor.i m. .ueur. ,ii...r il
Cliiirles II. Davis, in iiiiiiiiiuiiigth.- ll.,i ipp ri'i'i.u.
rnu, is aiilli-'iniiil to purchases many a 'ire reuuirnd
fur u, ol that t'l'in n-" .
o ' IDISONU'ISIILS Secrotaryofthe Ixavy.
iL.UNKSl ULAMi. I
Of every desoriptiou, for sale nt tliiBofEo
"Jli"
TT.7 99 r!5 Ml lr or tMrWISVfir.il TRAIN.
:M JaJSSW November 4, 1801,
(Fussing Hemline)
Down to riilladlephla.at ll.VU ruul 11 A M, 13 noon,
and 4 I' M.
Up, to Fmtsvllle, nt io,sn A M, and r,,n V M,
vi;ar, to i.i.iianon ami HARiiiaiiuiio.
Western I rpress from New Vork, at 1,07 A M.
Ainu trains, nt iu,..o a ai, unci ,-i,4a r ,11
On Hun. lays, tlin Down A M Train passing Reading!
at 1MU A Mi and Up Train, at 5,57 I' M.
lloth 10.SU M and S.it V M. up Trains connect nt
Tort lluton for Tamniun, Willlamrport U'mlm, Duff
alo, Nlagai i nnd Canada.
TliJ lu,3u A M, Train only connects nt Tort Clinton
for Wllkesbarre, Hiruuton and rittttou.
The Western Express Trains i onnect nt Ilnrrlsburi.
with Express Trains on tho Pennsylvania Railroad foi
rittsb'irgi and all points West i mid the Mail Train
iimned nt ilnrrlsburg for Laiirnster, Chnmberrbiirg
tftinliiiiy, Willlamsport, Lock Haven, lSlmlrn ninl th
Canada,
Through First-Class Coupon Tickets, and F.mlgran'
Ticlcts at reduced Faros, to nil the principal points In
th' North nnd Wert and tlin Canada-.
CO.MM (JTATION TICK I' T3.
With 39 Coupons, SS percent discount, between ati)
points iieiiteu,
MILCACIU TICKETS,
Oond for 3000 miles, between all points, at $45 for
Families nu.l llusluess Firm, nnd Nm Titktti, goon
for the holdi r only, for three months. In any rnsengei
train to Philadelphia, at S4U each. School Season Tick
ets oue-third less,
I'nsscngers will take tho Exprc Train West, nt
tho UI'l'ER DEl'OT, and all other Trains, uttho LOW
ER Dl.l'OI'.
CO lbs of baggage allowec each passenger
IE7" rasscngers nre requested tn pun Into their Tick
ets before entering tho cars, ns higher Fares charged II
I'.ilil in cars.
Uptralns lea"n llhltadelphiafor Reading llarrtburp
nnd l'ottsvillo lit 3 A M, 3,15 1' M, and at 4,30 1' M, for
Riadlng only,
J Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by 0,03 A
M. Accommu.latlon Train to I'hlla.i'lphla and returi.
at Si M each O. A. NICOLL9.
Qtnrra I Supcrtntttident.
January 4, 1PU2.
BIMB'I'ABLK $2 HAT,
V. E. rower tlnnl and Do-: Streets.
J'JHLADuLPAlA.
Hats ma lo to order, of any Stylo or Quality nt abort
Notice.
January 4, lEO'-'.-Cm.
IV Kii T Si K V 3fl O I g.) lj ,
No. 0, 11, l.'l, 15, 17 Couttlnndt Street,
NCIl UROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
( Tills old-esttililislisd and favorite resort of the Ilusi
, nets Conimoiiiiy has been recently retilted. nml l.i-mn
niuiu in ovcrjininj inai can mmitter to the comforts of
us patrons l. anus nun tauuiies ure speiially and care
lullv iiri'Vliltd fur.
It i centrally located in the bu iness part of the city,
uiiu is cuuiiKunus io uie principal lines i.t steamboats,
cars, omuibusses ferries, &c.
In consc'iuencs of the pressure caused by the Rebel'
lion, prices have been reduced to
One Dollar d 1'ijt.y C ents per Dai.
'I he tablo Is amply supplied with nil the luxuries of
me season, auu is B'tuai to mat orany other hotel in the
country.
Ample accommodations are otTcrcd for upward of 100
gucts.
3" Do not lcliovo runners horkmen, uud otheis w ho
may say "the Western llnt"l is full."
, . D. I). WINCHESTER, l'rnprii tor.
THOS D. WINCHESTER.
Feb. 15, lfc'di.
lew arr.vienh l Fiti dint's nre inn
te opposite Court House, corner of
Court and CienungoStrects.
Thi-i College is in no way coimscted with any other
Ill-tllUlinii. 1
vuT'-'i'nUi'i''' " "f lh0 c"tire f,lcuI'3'nre exclusively do
The tu'iitii ofthis Institution j.to afford to Youn"
M..11 1 nn i'ioitunity 'or Hcqulring a TAoroueh Practical
n ' ''i "!"'. " "J 1'"", " carefully nrranged by
lractic.il Accoantnuts, expressly for this Institution.
.111.. in , . ne ol liistructiun is sucli tocombino Theo.
ry.iii '..iclicc.
collf.giatTs coi.'iisr..
inisi oursn (miirac.s ook-Keeplug in all its de
partments, reiiiimaiikhip, Commercial .irilhmetjc Has-liii-M
' I'jropou.ltnco, Coinmerrlai l.nw.l'o ilical ISton
iimy. I ommcrcjal I Mr-, I urlntrsliin .iii..,.... 1,.
lei tin: '.itiat.-if it.-d ami aitarud Uuuk-Nnte. '
' he fcp. uc ri.111 System of i'enninan.hip tnneht in
all its v..rt. I s hy the most s illful luiiMir- of the art
rhe I.eei.l.ig il(j..rti,ii'iit i un-lpr tho sptciul
...eiiuuriii ui mo rrincipai. Li. v
P.OiVLLL. 1
. f;KKRi IVFORV.VTION.
M'lueiif rin...t. . utiiuv time; mi nrt.tinn. Usual
iiui . ... iiniip iu in 1 iiors-. iromu to 12 wci ks. Assit
taiie'ri-u..' red torra tiinti s in procmnm ,ituaiiiui -
i.ni niui a ar in s iiiuj wnti uuelegaiitiy egraeU I)i-
ZT For ii'itHli'gue "f -Upaecs, specimens of penman
Hip, 4tc , enclose two letli r ktini p nnu address
. r , LOWHL & tV MIX RR.
August K). (."2, r'ny:l, iHb-.'- 12111
' R I 1 T b ; N 1) E .n S
I'ZM.iL'i I.i '.. Mr.tifti.junL.
C 0 LLEGE,
A. t. cor in r j n ,i ( 'lies', tut Slxe s
PHILADELPHIA.
1 " iNTiTtTio, win - h was otablithrd in Hi nnd
i iiiMi-cirifi qu nn, into UffHrrut niar of its exist
nice. uui.ilierMiin"ii'.' it eradu.iti huiuireds tf Ihe
mi.ftiucci'i'sl il ilerdunts in ' .utiiitm Hen of our
o.inlry
T.indiuici' ofth- In.titutlnn js(ney to afford young
m ufarllili. fiirthnr uch pi nmtion fcr Iiiisin'.es.
Tim (.(. it. 'T I'dtiiar . Itiok-ktcr iig, as upplien
1 !l v" " I' i" Inn ' I of trui ; I tiimantliip,
belli plui .111 -r. . 'i'; kai'f (.' Inic .Ma lie
na ns. .Yjnt mo id. I.,?i,iccr uu, Uru mn.
o "rpltij, and .lo-n m I. . - (t,ttf .
TikSTrTrv 0. Issi tc-r.ox isp-i iliar : iinrWim
81 t lassiuis ,n' ..i.i. ic 0 i-of b.ii 10 h -t'l'li nt inn. hi
hr iviilualty, sntii.it I, may cniam, nuent 1, ,v tim ami
att-n,. at 1. hit. v r li--urv.tr.- m-.st c.iiv.ui -lit.
i'iTiUKr is-.i uii..niufljuft r the ISIhof April
r, nt iiiii'ij nnin.'S f th- ntu . ut,f..rth yi'.ir.and full
I nrtici.l ir" if t ro .Ice. .1111 .nay L" .btjiu.i at any
!i 11 ny .1 1. r 1 - th . rim ipnl
iN'Sxr. -:: km .mo nils -1 yrinil rrput turn
in ' 'Ii Imgttui tuierwiic f 11. I'n , ,jioi , tin. Iiwtilu
li m if,- f..i-ii'li U; .ioi t..uiiv otil rill the mini,
try I rycuu- m, i 1 hin top par for Imsiiiess,
.iu t ,.ni..iti at th .un- tinii- a ii-i-i.oMi Kliich Kill
r lie 1 1, 1 Ht I," ("('(-It for 1 ha .11 1 Item lninvH.irM.,H
III
ll.MI-0 ' '
,-,t'.-triiNO..i,s cries Tnntiirt on llonx-Krsp-
now uori wiit- lydrciiatedth.iu uny other woih
01 the i jbjott, are for sale nt the College
S. !IOi)r;i;s ciUTTi.ndl'.V,
.'lltornty'Ut-Laut,
I'ntSCIPAL
Jtu. 23.1 -o. 2u,
i.
-OA-
li
3 A.:.R IMosPu . TL
LIME.
DA L G II A
K 1 SOX,
I'lOIIUMKlS.
ti illllwh till CI S .Mill
A'o. ail ZxJHth iJtlaivitic Ave-nte
t'llILAfhLPUIA
1 his manure Is manufactured frnm pure llnw Pones
and warranted to contain, HI th lironginal organic mat
t..r unburn .,1 or inlcil.i-il bom sure useil, ami it is sold
ji r a guuriint, from heui.nuf clurers that it i,reo
.nt 1
a-oii th.- j. .a'i. f,,r this manure exceed-fnrm-r.iii
1. 11 w ,v . Mtpti,,,,, 10
" hi' tl I v I vr,l, , ' ., n
d that 'f mil '
r nulu iia( b.
pur -1" uiuiutiiluii t.in ,i , Lfh .i.iluiitv
A . ?, .M V.. 1111 rtut. j ' ' .
S lo pur 'i-jllO be, ,-Abii
GUOl'NI) KAW IJON'KS
WAKRAM'LD PFRIS.
A 1W wpblJ'Oii h .no tor Full sulri.
Wl't Sll'Tpcr Sji'nt) lb- CASH.
10 ' eo Mtnures can b ti ! of reut.lur
iiAcnn
OXH,
l hta
euth tkluiNarn
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ti-Ui. . Pllllu
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led l"
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in Un.
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"f.selvei.
r'i'CN.
1 Kioiushurg, "ay 1)1, )SV!,
J If I
CTGAIIS & TOIUCCO.
liirgnat. .iment of choice Fiji , , Tobacco. Pine..
" 1 '"": V. 'I'fei tlonery uud Notions generally t iSih.
er with a lull stork of HATH and CAm cm lla, tly 0
BtJluuC" ''' "mou"l"'i "t t'S?
Uootusbu'rj.MarcltlMeo,. J0' GtUVOf:, j
Sarsaparilla
FOR PUEIFYINQ THE BLOOD.
And for lbs spesdy euro of the following tntMatf
Scrofula ami BerofHlom AlTeetloixsLJuatt
ns Tumors, Dleurs, Sore, IOriipHans,
Simples, l'nntulei, Illotchc, Uoll,
Inlns, aud nil Skin DUcnsos.
Oimxri, Ind., Olh Jim 1BC0.
J, C. Am k Co. Oftits 1 I feel It my hy to ruv
knowlodio nht your EamaparllM has tJon tot rut.
Having Inherited n Etrofuleus lntesUon, I kurrs suffertt
fi-omlt In various ways for years. BomotloMS 11 Lur
out 111 Vlccis on my hands and arms) sornotlmfs B
turned Inward and dlstrsssed m at too siorascsi. Two
juars go It broko out n rsy hrad and sovsred or sum
nnd cars with ene 101 whlcli iras palfJ nnd kwUisoms
beyond doirrlptloo. I tld many medioiDui and snersl
iJijilcJuu". but "liberal much reftcf froia any Lb to 4. In
fact, tho ilhordtr grsw worse. At leugUi I nas rrfolof d
to lead In the Gospel Messenger that you sad
u alterative (Sm-rapisrills), for I krwir fiom your irytiU
tlsa that any tblag yeu msds miul be goad. I strrl to
CWidusMlnudgct It, mil mod It Ml It carvd me. I took
It, ns you drle, In miall doswi of A tencpesstful ttr n
month, raid uicd nlniest three Wttlrt. New rmd litalthy
kin soon ksgnn to form ndr the stab, wUob aftsfa
while (ell elf. My skin I new door, and I knew bypy
feelings that the disease has gone from ray syt4ura. Tea
ran wsll bsllsve that I feel what I run eayiry; whop I tall
yen, that I hold yen t be one tt the spestks ef (lie
and rcronln ever grMofiDy. Yows,
ALFRISD I). MUHT,
(It. Antlioiiy'i Flro, Roac or ISryitixtlne,
1'etttr nml Salt Illiouni, Scalit 11 end,
lllngvrorm, Soro Eyee, Dropsy.
Dr. Robert M. Preble writes froa Salom, N. T. lHh
Sept., 1859, that he has ciirrd an iiretensru ease f
Vrcpty, which threatened to terminate futuO& ! Uie
persovcrlng use of onr SarsoparlU.i, aud also 0, uWyjueons
Malignant JJryn'pnIiM by large doses of the saoioV) soys
be cures Uio common Fruptiont by It eonstuOy.
Dronchoools), Goitre or Swelled KeeJt.
Zebulen Sloan of rreseect, Texas, writes I "Three ket
tles er your SarsspsrIIU tmred me fin a Oort nbkU
eous swf4ling on the neck, nbidt I Ivul euOorel from
over two years."
Letieorrliran orWlllton, Ornrlon Tnmor,
Uterine Ulcerntloii, Female DIsoohcs.
Dr. J. D. S. Cliannlng, ef New York City, writes " I
most ehcerfully comply with tho rec-nest of yonr asnt In
raying I have round your Sarseparlila a most eneellent
Klteiatlre In the Humorous complaints for wtrWi we
employ sush a remedy, but oefcclally In nmvti .KssarM
of the Scrsfulous dlalkeile. I have cured many isirtttcr
ete ensos of Iieueerrhoca by It, and some wbore tlie eom
plaint was cautod by vlrtraUon of the ultrm. The Blair,
ttlon Itself was soon cared. Kethlog wltlihi ray tnewl
(kLva enuals It fas these female deramromeists.w
tdword S. Msrrow, ef Nowbury, Ala., writes, "A dan
gerous si-an'ovi (unier on one of the (umales ha my family,
WMeh had defied all the remedies we eeold employ, 1ms
at leugUi been completely cured by your IMrnct of 8r
saparllhu Our physician thought nothing but mtirpn
Uon ceroid afford relief, but he nil rifle 4 the trial of yt-ur
Sarsaparilla aa the last resort befcro cutting, un It
roved effectual. After taklagyoer remedy eight Tvreks 1
ne symptom of the disease remains.'' I
Syphilis anil Mcronrlnl XNeeaae.
NtW Obuaid9, 26th Anflost, 1K.
Ho. J. C. Awn t Sir, I cheerfully eotnpry with tlie r
riest of jour agent, and report to you tamo of fbe dints
have realized with yonr Soxfsparlllo.
I have cured with It, In my prantice, meat ef tlie corrv
plalntfl for which It is recommoMded, rtnd havo fennel Us
offeits truly wonderful In the euro of Tma-cl and tkr
euri'il DiKMt. One of my patients bad SypbfUtle oleum
kt Ibis Uiroat, nbieh ware consnmlng his palate nnd tho
top of his mouth. Your SarsaparlllA, HteadKy talK
eured him In rite weelu. Another was attaolted If sco- -ondary
symptOns In his noeo, Mid Um ukenytioti luul
oaten away a considerable part of It, so that 1 DClieve ttio
disorder woald soon reaoli tils bmln and hiA Lou. llut ft
yioldcd to my ndmlutstratioa of your StunvarlUa; Qw
nlcsrs healed, aud he Is well again, net of euvse wtdiout
eojiie disfiguration to Ids face. A woman wtu had been
treated for tho same dlsardur by meroury wai sufleriiif;
from this poison In her boaes. They had tacuus so suv
sitlve to the weather that on a damp day i4i saMvsod est
cruciutlui; pain In her joints nnd bones. She, too. ni
cured entirely by your SarssparilLt In n few wefirs. 1
kuow bddi Its formula, which your agent koto rue, that
this Propuiatlon from yoor laWatory uisst be a (a-cot
remedy; consectucntly, theso truly ivumvfcaUo lemtrta
vritli It have not surprised me,
rraternally yours, O. Y LARIMER, M. O.
lUieumatlam, Gout, Liver Coinplnlitt.
(' Indifendoci, 1'itjtou Co., Til, Cth July, lSfiO.
Dr. J. C. Area: ilr, I hare been oAUsted with a pnjru
nil ehionle Jlhtuuatltm for a long tiuc,wbJah btduVd the
skill oi phyeietsns, and stack to me In spite of otl ttn
remedies I could find, until I tried yvnr Sursapftrillii. One
bottle cured me In two weeks, and restored my gtenesuj
health so much that I am far licUer than be&ggl win
attacked. I thutk It a wradcrfrli awdkiuo. J. SSffiAM.
Jslcs Y. Ootehell, f St. Lents, wrltrat I luvra bsen
anilcted for jearswitli an ojfrdtm tl Lmr, which
destroyed my health. I tried every iUm, amd every thing
tailed to relieve me ; and I have been a kretson-dewe mail
for some years from no other cause thorn iZenutjremnrt of
the Livtr. My txilotcd pouter, the Rot. Mr. lines,, ndvlud
uio to try our Sareaperilla, bosause he eeid he knew you,
end any tiling you made was worth tryhig. By the blesn
hig of Ood It luxs rwred ine, and has so postfed ray tAoest
as to make a new man ef me. I teol yvurut egi. 'ghe
best that can be said ef yen U net half good muomh."
Solllrru,Caricov Tnneri, IbiltiirfejoniesttU
Vleeratlnn, CirlcH ae.A liSrfeVIrsIota asr
the llones.
A great variety of eases have been reported to Mwiiero
ernes of theso formidable oouiplaiuts bnve Knitted fsem
the use ef this remedy, but oar spaco hore wka est admit
Urcm. Soma of them may be found in owr Jsmoifeau
Almanac, width the ngnU liolow naote4 a) pkased to
furaish gratia to ail whe rail for them.
Dyenepaln, Ilenrt Dlscnae, Vita, ESgstlep"
ny, McluncLoly, Ncuralgtn.
Many remarkable cures of these auYetknie twrw been
made by the alterath e power of this mrduenu. t srtsaie
rates the vitsl fiiuetious lato vigoroae Saturn, and Ums
overcomes disorders which would bo ftruj'yeeed bcsisiKjrlzii
roach. Sucli a lemedy has long boen required ley the as
ressitlet of the people, and wo aro confident tiiat this wtS
do for them all that medleino cua do.
Ayer's Cherry PeotoraL,
roil Tim nirro otitis ov
Coughs, CnlilK, Influenza, Iloarsniesst
Croup, llroiicliltlN, Iuelplcnt Cjr
sumption, nn it for tlie ItiJicf
of Consnniptlve Patlcuta
in nilvniiceil Btagea
of the Dtaease.
This Is a remedy so universally known to surpass awy
other for the cure of throat and Inng eemrbdnrs, rbitt it
Is useless here to publish the evldenco of its Yu-twea. m
unrivalled excellence for coughs and ectd, raid Us trutr
wonderful cures of pulmonary dkjuase, have made at
known throughout the civlllied nttions of Uie uvea.
Few are the eommunltlea, or oven families, umeog Ibjt
who hare not souio personal experience of lis otXett&
some living trophy in their midst or its viekoiy mr the
subtle and dangerous disorders of Lite throat and kua&s.
As all know the dreadful fatality of Uiesa (bsortbjvs, rora
ae they know, too, the effects of this remedy, we wed net
do more than to assuro Lhcra that It baa now all tio vi
tues that it did hare hen making; the cutes wbioh liara
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Sr. J, 0. AYEE & CO., LowoH, Moss.
.M .iu nhueli, uud J R 1oycr
' n in 1 ti IP Ii' yl r Rohr.huri:: .,la1l'rs U fcnn,
Mi mil. , I' Mnt r. r.i'iiton; Lnznrus Sc. Fisher, Or-
vilh-; ( F l'owli r Fow li-rsvllle ; A Miller, Her
wjik; Low Ac D i s., fcnterville; II F Reighart & llro
F-pvi M (1 Phoemnk. r, Duckhnrn ; Rcicharl li Nuss,
'liivill: J fliarplets. Cattawisea; Creasy & Co.,
l.ljlit Sir 1 1 ; nml dealers every where.
J i.j .1. IH1' ly.
EVANS & WATSON
' , - BALAMANDISR rtAl'ISf. RF-
' '- MGVKD to Xo. ) Sua Fourth
1 . S'rcct, Philadelphia, havo on
-rtSfif.
und a largu assortment of Fire
JK 'Iliii-f pronf!.iltimiiiiier Safes,
:--i..v. -v ... '.:!, it", iron Honrs, fur hanks anil
i. tkj&totrin siores, iron xtiulli-in irun msIi, nil
yf"" y.-.W.fJ make, of lucks e-iii.tl to any tiiude
m tho United fMatcn,
Fttc Safe In one Jin. All camt out tiVAf.- vith t.,.
tent in impl condition.
The balamauder alcs of Philadelohia against tin.
world.
PVAN8 & WATSON,
have had the surest deinoktrntion in the following cer
tificate that their mauuf.icliire of Salainaudi r Safes has
nt I' nith fill I v wnrrauteil Oil renreaenintlnn ni. 1, !,..
been made of them ns rendering .111 tiudoiibtid security
against the terrific element.
Philadelphia April 12. 1850.
JlfMr F.raus llalnon: (lentlemen- It itirords 11a
the highest satisfaction to state tn you, that uwin" to
the very protective qualities of two of tha Salamander
Hafes which we purchased of you some nvo 1111.111I1 simu
wo saved a largo portion of Jewelry, nnd nil our hooks,
kc ciposed tn the lalaniiiious.firu inltaiietead place on
the morning of Iho lllli im,t..
When we ri-hVit that these safes were located 111 the
fourth story of the building wo occupied uud that they
fell subseiueiitly iiitoa limp of burning ruins, where lliu
vast concentration ot tlie heat caused tlie brass plates tn
men, nullum un, ii-Kurn iiiiipri'si rvaiiiiii rr t lie! r vnl
liable contents us most convincing proof of the great e
curitv nlforded hv vour safe..
We shall tuke great pleasure in recommending them to
...v.. ... ........Lnn 11B u Fill'- i-lilli(-U Illl,IIIISI trt
..n, " IM.MMONS & IlltO.. .Inrelltn. I
O" They have since purchased six large tfiifi s.
Julyii'.. leu.'. L August ai. IPSO
SIOA'K AD TIN-WAUK SHOP.
1, .IllSundorslgnod would inform th citinens of
225 II oonuhurg and vicinity, that he hasju.t ,.
elved uud otTero for sale 0110 of the iiiosterteii.il
'C-V assortments of i:i)OKlNtiiiil l-'ANt YHTnvi'S
ever Introduced into this market. The I'liristnph ., '
umbuj, James Robhund Oi, he nre among the hr, t las J
cook iug Sloves.nll f which nro alr'tiglita idg. h, r"?
1 is Parlor tnv a up hand.1,1,,0 und the ....,,.,,,! " VJ
ried. Al.-O Pnrticuliir intention Is paid tn 'riu.u'uVc
.nn. 1...1.1, o uiuiiiig. upon short notice. All hinds of
reoairiue w h .1.1,11. In, ....... . .. . u
- j . ....v T-uiiirs uuu OCSIiatCII..
UV t-ountry produce taken In cubango for work.
Illoonuburg MW.0.I6 m'lV M0V,!
O ('ON UJ1PTIVES
'P1' A.lv ill. r. having hetn runridto henllhina
- .fe " " b) n very simple remedy, after ti "2
"Uert'j s.verul yt-n.s with u lung alf clio 1,. n , ,
dreu.l dUnaso. CiiiniuiiinitiiM
isuiuious toiiiakokiuuM
inln. c.it..... . '.,'
to Ine fellinvsum frs Ilia mransofmre.
10 all whu desire It. he will nnd a copy ol Ihe pre.
sctlption use. (free of cliarge,)wiih t10 ifc ,pf
preiuirlng anil using the same xxliicli they will n.11 ,1
Th.v'olde,rtr0r',.Mn'''?N' A,,"M4' 'roiT " i
ihe nn.y phject 0f tint advertiser iu sending the Pre.
everv sulfw rwi I trylHa ,ei, od 'u VI . ' uTm '
110 hlng.iitttl may provoiibli.sinil, co.inirn,
I atUes wishing tlin pr scrititlou will plensn addrcs
wii.i I'llwARDA1 WILSON, ,
FRESH ARlllVA h
-OF-
-fur-
largest nnd most selett stork Tif """-"H litis,, tf,
FALL AND WINTHK
it 1)1
sV iAAAAI
That hn vl been opened In lllonmslnirg. t,
Invites llio iitlKtittnii f 1.1. C.1.....1- ' 111
wlilrh if
that they nrn oirereil for sale nt great In, .if!:
1 Stock comprises n large assortment of lmre!,l,- "Is
IIIYIU'P II (! rllll'IlIIUri fit HIM TP olt.lss
I tinNTLISMISN'S W'lSARINO AI'I'ARFI
t.'on.iiitliie ol FAsinoNAnti: Dniss CovTs. of ev,'.. .
rrlpt Inn; Pants, V.'sts, fhlrts, Crnvn" sLk. f-
iinuiiaercnieis, moves, Hilspcndcrs, &c v"n
GOLD WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY,
Of I'V'ery description, (Inn nnd rhenn.
flooinsburg, March '.'3, IrrJ.""'"' WW
ISOOV A' SHflKMAKH'G
THIS iinderstgncil, having opened n now HOOT Am
HIKJIS HIIOP, on Main stre. l, in llopklnYvii,.., ,'
Mooinsburg. respcitfnlly invites the riistnm of Ih" rli,.
Bhoes, , will ho promptly made t,, onler, on sh,,,i
notlco mil moderate terms. From long eriicrlenri. 1,.
his lino of business he fl itters himself that ha "m "
nlihitoglvegenernlsallslactlon to all who innv favor
hlniwlth thi'lri iistoiii. '
1 U5 (ir.iln, Provision nnd Peducu genernllv taken In
rxrlintii.,. fur ir.lr s ' ' " ,rl
" "'..
n. r. DRooKH,
IllooDishtirg, July li, lt(!l-.1in.
K0L1.0rii'8 OMnHLION i OPFlii:.
This preiiiirntlon, matin frimi tho best Javu CnflVc 1.
ri'cniunieiiili'd by physic Inns n 11 Mnierlor Nl'TIi ITln'l rt
lllSyilRAIlK for (iemrnl lleblllly. Ily ,l, ,,
hi I lions disorders. 1 hoiisniius wlin have hecii coiiitiell
ed to abandon the ti-oof colleu will use this wlthinii in.
Jurlous I'llccts. Ono can itintiilii, tin, t-trength of tw,,
pounds of onllmiry cotleo. Prkc 2.1 runti
KULJjOOK'S leva in,
The purest ami best IIAKINl! I'OIVDHR anowti. fr
inaklngllght. sweet and nutritliiiia llrcad and takes
1 rice 10 ctiue
manufac"! t'nen nv
M. II. ICOLI.OOK, Ohrrnlct,
Oorner of llroad nnd Chestnut atr. et-
PIIIL-MIISI.PIIIA,
And told by nil Druggists nnd Oroci rs.
March Ui, Icb'J, I'.'m,
APPLES TOR THE HOSPITALS
CeMIUI. ()KH K, HAMTtKY (.'lIMMIKInN,
H'askimuos, Ui tuber 'Jd. Irtij j
Th" lunilrv lo in!! frcii untlv mail.- th,., n. .....
iiiis.i'ii wlsiies to rt reive apples fur the use of tl.e
wounded, it (hnuld inimi-iliatcly he iiihli-.ii'il,HK w i,',t Iv
ns possible, that ilried npples i-anii. t he si-nt to t, ,,
pots in ton large .il.llilili..s. Iiiwiinn.l illage l(.i f
t-ocietlrs are ri"ne.ti'd to male arrangements tor i.-ir
in, tinting, nml drying by their uii'inln rs. nml vaili
voliiutet-r nssi 1.iii.i.ii llwy 1.111 i.nli.t im,l in ni,t.
far111erslh.it they will lercivt' siuh goml trull n 11 e,
may he disposed to "Iter ami are uiiiilili t)i m.i i.y t
Properly prepare. Hil. ,1 mini mm 1,. -,.i
or hox.t", or 111 strong bags murkt-d "To h" I.imiI iir
Dried TrnlN of other Mini, and nil gooit t itnu.-il linn,
will b very nci i ptabia.
FIIISII. LAW OLMHIFM,
October li, ISc'.'J Oeimral Secretary.
WIIOLF.t'ALi: AND RUT MI.
IJEDDING AND FEATllEU WAIiK
II O USE,
No. ilo North Second Street, Uppo.ite Christ Clni'ih,
rilll. A lif.t.l'ttlA.
Vr Cnnslaiitlj on h-unl. u large at ortiui nt of ll iu,
Muttres-cs, I alllarsi-s, Cusliioiw. Hair. Iluk, ( '.iu.nl'
and nil nttirl sin tlie line nt ill" lowerl , r 1 (:.-.
N. II I'aitinilur lilti-iiliiiii paid to rt unvoting X.w
and Old l-Valh'rs.
March!!, IcUI.-IS.u.
HEADING ItAIL-ltOAD.
s t7.i.u . u a HftA.vu i:.m:.rs.
Great Trunk Line from the North 411,! North W. ,! 1. r
l'liil.iilt'lpliiu. New Vor'i. Ki-udiiig, Pott , in, j 1,
11011, Allsutonii, Kastini. M ., &r.
Trains leave llurn-lnirg for Pliil idt Iplii.i. New Vnrk
Rcu.liog, Pottsvill.', und nil intermediate fttiitii.iii-.'ni
a m, an 1 1.10 p m.
New Yo.'k 1 iire-( leaves llarriibiirg at l'.'." 11 in it
riving at Nuw York nlH tm ,-iin.- mnrinn".
Fares from llarnshurg: Tn Plow-York fSjUl-tl, tol'tnl
adelphi.i .Sl-.."uiuii SJ7D. l!.tg,Mg.. , li,-i k,-, thrn'ii'li
Returning leave New nr. nt li 11. 111 , -J Noun nu.l 1
p. 111., (I'lll.liurgli i;.ir.'sJ Leave Pinlaili Ipln 1 at n
111.. and :i li p. m.
Sleeping cars in th- X w York I Vn m Tr.tn.s
Ihroiigh to and Iron. I't 1 1 oljtiru Ii wiilionl t huiu.
P.tss.'iigers b 111. 1 Ciiiiih i.u r..uirt.ail lent. I'.-it
l.'lillluii al -I.-Ijii 111, I'.ir l'liil,i,l,-liliia anil nil 1 111 rm in
alo tatiou.j aiid nl.l p 111 far Philudt-lpliiii :et V"r...
and all Way Piiiuts.
Trains leave Pnttat ill.- nt !l a m. nnd 2 I.T p in. 1 1
Philadelphia uud New or!, ; ami at .1.311 11 m f r lubiirn
and Purl Clinton only, mini tting for tin. (.r-t. 1 u.i
with the Cattawisr.i I, all Rnnd
An arci.niiiiielali.ni pass ng.-r train li-.iv - llcading at
G a 111, ami reluru (11.111 Piillaoelphiaiit S p in.
I!.-" All thu ali.ivi' trams run daily. Siindtiv excepted
A .-'ini'lav ttinii 1,'iut.- I'littstillu ut 7.:iu .1111 ,111.1
Philatlt'lphia at II. 1.1 p in,
Coinmiiiiic'ilimi, Mili-uge, Season, anil Fx umim
Tickets, at reduced rates luniul irimi all poiuii
(i. X. Midi I.S
Muy 1", IftW. (i ml Siipi-rintrn 1. ni
& a y :s, y
II. 0. IIOWEIl,
S II R ; E 0 N I) I! R T I S T
RISSPISISTI'I I. LY iiilers his pinfi s-ien
nl seri ices to the I.hIk,. anil genlli men ef
lllnouihliiirg anil vit itiity. lie is prt pap
to uttctlll til all til 1 vii nun 11 iitieriittini. ill
the lino of lil-. prnfi-sslmi, he it pruviilcd w ith the lap -t
i mproted porcelain teeth , whiih will be itisertnl on
gold, plntiiin, t-ilycr and rubber base; to look as well as
the natural leetli.
Mineral pinto and blot k leelh tiiauiifarluii'il and all
operations oil teeth, carefully and prepcily allciiui-d I.
Illoom.hutg, Pu.. Augusta, mil.
JEW YORK MEDICAL INSTI-
1 TUTIS,
A benevolent Institution endowed for the inre el
Chronic Uisra.cn of every natiiru, ntid to proliit nail
lids fioni ipiatk ndiertiserii und impm-tors. No 1 bar
ges rxrept fnr.Mriliiitio until cured, und in ruse of ix
Iremu povoily trialmenl free. No Minerals or Pol-"'
oils Drugs used. Thu Physicians havo hud long ami et
lentive experience both in piltnto and llofpitul pr.i'
tltn. The follotvingnre mliio of tint complaint lowlmli
sprri.il intention is given. All disc-ises of the II' an
Throat Lungs, Heart, Htnmaili, l.ivor, Kidney. Illailm r,
lieiiiii!itini, i-'in, Canter, 1 lies, Nervous
AHVOi'-n
DiS'ilses of lint Cetllal Orelllis. n.-niliuil IVioikm-s-. I in
piitcui c and Virulent diccusce of exery nature poiitut
lj cured. Diseases of Females nnd ult lrrcguliirlic
sullchsI'iiIIv treated. Illindliei-s anil Deafut hS cure-l
w ilhoiit painful operations. Patients truateil by Iclti r,
by M'mliiiz 11 slnleioi'iit of their rase, .Medicine suit to
nny part of tho country. Consultation frcu to nil.
Address, Stamp eu rinsed,
DR. L. UK A Yl S, Consulting Physlriin
bOLl Rrondwuy, New voik tit v.
April 3, IFfiS 12m.
PHILADELPHIA & Ell IE
a A I LjR O A D.
ItXNSl-VtNU HAIL I1UAD I 0 LI SHE.
On nndnfter'Hondiiy Nov. 17, Ic'UJ, lime at Northuin
bcrlaiid Slnth w xt ill bo 11 follows :
.rocs II ,tuard, I i.-.i,rr,i
vard, t
II :tJ 1,11 I
Si r.nl
ISvnre-ia li .12 . m 1 tlin.,.. 1, e.
SI ail 3 01 ... H 11 1 Q5 .
8li!fiiit!f: Cars oa Night Trains
Until ways between Willinmsport nml Unlit more, ami on
. -'""yl-ttii Railroad between llurri-burt "
I'll il a l( p I ii u
On Mini Train in both diretlions it Cur goes throujli
li a,,,1l;",,,lva"i? ,tu" lt0"11 wltliuiit thailgd li'ltvun
Uliilndclpliia uud Lode Iluyeti.
SAMIIISL A. Ill At'K
r-uji't ISaHern Dm ion-
Dee. (I, 18118,
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.
THIS undersigned respectfully Informs his old friend
and tuHomers. that ho has piirHiased Ins brntl" 1
interest in the above etalili.!inn-nt,tin,lt!io itiiicerii
hercalier ho loudiiited hy hiuixlfiixtlusiyrly.
,K Ho has Just ii-i-eiveii and oilers for sale the In '8
(SSI et und most i xieiuivo in-sottiuiut of F AN'
wy HTO V Hr) ever introdiieed Into this mark, t
TZZfG His stock tniinista nf i-ouiplet-' ussiutiu' iH -1
be bH Cnoliing und pill lor stoves intlu markel H'g'"
or with Stove I'ixlini s of every ilescriplioii nun '"'
Ruv Stoves, Radiators, Cylindar Suites, Cast Iron A"
Tight sloves, Cannon Stot e, JUc, fc,-, siuvi'pipe "nl)
Tinwiiro constantly 011 lund ami maiiiilacluri'd 1" nrdi
All kinds of repairing done, as 11. mil. 011 rlmrt ii"tn
Tint pntrmiago of old friends and new nitniin" "
lieilfiilly solicited, ,, .M. RL I'iSRI
liloouisburg, November 3d IEIO. If.
lJRlOIC! HUIOKM imiOK!"
Good JJriok, just iiiuiiulacturcii
'III IfllI,ul raau..;. up, ttuuirs.li c, i . -
nUUVUlilU t,1,i!o)nnbtirgnr,'-:x Vud -pply
lo the tubsciiber
IICXRY b Ar.TIlCK.
Illoouiihurs June'J3, WZ.