Farmer's Department.
ritEFAKE FOR THE BIRDS.
If you wish to secure tlio nssislonco of
Uio nicest llltlo garden, liolp in tlio wo-ltl,
put up plenty of bird boxsg. For tbo
sake of good tasto uialto tbo boxes l!ko
liltlo cottages, bavo tbcm with, doors or
holes of different sizes, so that tlio'miu
tins can got in at somo, the blue birds at
others, and tbe littlo wrens at others still,
then tbo big birds will not drlvo off the
little ones. It is a very good way to fix
tbo bird box upon tbo top of a fctout post,
so that it will stand about eight feet high
wbon tho post is set in tbo ground, and
teach tbo ohildron and focls not to disturb
the feathered folks in their cottage homes.
Thoboxosfor martins should bo placed
higher and more retired than for tho
nmaller birds. On tho top of tho barn
or carriago bouse, or upon a post twenty
feet high, aro good locations. Iho mar
tins will keep off the hawks from tho chick
en yard, and tbe blue birds and wrens
snap up myriads of pestiferous insects that
would prey upon tho fruit ; and all will
cheer you with their grateful music, and
repay your pains a thousaud fold.
EXPERIMENTS.
Tbo Cultivator s own interest and that
of tbo whole farming community will bo
promoted by oarefutly conducted experi
mcnts in tbo various departments of bus
bandry. ,If, for example, ono thourand
narties.in difforcnt sections should this
year endeavor to ascertain tbu relative
merits of planting potatoes in bills or in
rows, and report their success, tbo question
micht do almost infallible- sottlcd. So of
different modes of treatment of other crops
vapious manures, etc. Such trials need
not be upon a largo scale in any individual
case. Experiment upon some point con
ncctcd with agriculture, carefully note all
the circumstances, rnd communicate for
tho benefit of tho community. A strip of
land through every crop left unmanured,
and another double manured, for compar
ison, will often afford much iuformation.
So of other experiments in preparing seed
by Bouio special process, etc
TIMELY HINTS.
When the fruit of your Strawberry
beds is swelling, they should bo plentifully
watcacd in the absence of rain. It has a
marked cfiect upon tho perfectness and
tho of tho berry.
Rub of all tbo sprouts upon the fctock
which you have set with grafts this spring.
It will help to push along tbe growth ol
the scion. Not unfrcquentl7 grafts, after
they have started, die for want ofsap to
tuitain thetu from the parent stem.
The trees transplanted this spring should
now be mulched. For this purposo gra
is as good as anything. Don't put around
tho tree too much at a time a'id reptat the
mulch when it gets dry and thin. Remov
ing tbe mulch once or twico during the
Burumer and stir up the ground well j then
replace it It will save many a tree, if
the season bhould be hot and dry, which
wo think it will be.
Your Raspborrp and Blackberry beds
fchould also be well mulched. Any quan
tity of dry stuff about a plaeeo, specially
leaves, is excellent. An application of the
coutents of a hotbed is very bonofieial.
A few radish scotl planted around your
cantelope hills will protect tbe vines
againit tho striped bug. This dangerous
enemy of tho nieloV prefers the sadish to
tho melon leaves; and thu3, while feeding
on tho radish, the other gets the start of it
aud pushes on-out cf reach ol danger, as,
tbo leaf ot the melon is attacked only when
very young and teudor.
When vour flower plauts cot (rom an
inch and a half to two inches high, they,
cau he thinned out and transplanted.. It,
should be dono after a rain, or the ground
from which they are taken and wiihei they!
aro put should bo thoroughly moisteued. j
Radishes always do better when plaud
, . , . i ,
OU ID now grouuu.or at, luusi, grtmuu wiiuiu
thoy bavo not ben trforo been. Old gar
dens are tho vor.t plates in tbo world for
radisbes. Ycu.will rarely obtain any
sound ones.
Toraatoe", Egg aud Cabbago plants,
nllcr bt'mg set out, generally become some
what wilted in their leaves, and lose sorao
of them from tbe effects of tbo sun, before
they beoonso established. This can bo
, prevented by tetting over tho plant, say
from 8 or 0 to 4 or 5 o'clock in the day,
boxes in tho shape of dones about fourteen
inches in height, opin at tho top. Thoy
also protect tho plants against frost. By
tho use of theso boxes a week is gained
iu tlrao, and sometimes thu plants saved
from severe or fatal injury, Wo havo
had a set fully that length of time.
If you find any of your evergreens to
becomo lichtorin color ihan is natural for ,
" b . , . , , .)
ttiem : or. raiuur uu ,uu wiou vuo uuciivaii ,
groin attainable, give them a thorough
dressing of good bardyard manuro, extend
ing aa far out as tha oxtremity of tho
branches, and you will accomplish tho
wish.
If shrubbery or fruit trees transplanted
this season look ttokly or backward in
crowing, prune them sharply. It is tho
only way to savo them, their Betting out
and other things bring tluiy attended to
Ceman'own Ttllegraph.
NATIONAL MOTEL,
(Late Whlto Swim,) .
RACE STREET, ABOVti THIRD
l'liii.AniaiaMtiA,
D. 0. RIEORISt" TnorrtiETon..
Formerly f i om En&le Hotel Lebanon, Pa
T, V. Rt'lOADS, ClKHK,
March 59, IgmlHhn.
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL
No. 117 and 110 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tho aliovo well known cstnollshmcnt has boon teas
by tho subscriber.
This Hotel I conveniently located In n ccntrnl and
buslnoss part nf the city. It In largo and commodious,
ami well fiirnU'icit throughout.
Persons visiting he'cltynto respectfully Invited to
call and pntronlio tills establishment, its nothing -ntinll
In) wanting to muke the guests comfortable and satis
fled. TBKMS ONE DOLL AUS 1'Ell DAY.
Clllxens and visitors can be neemnnioilatcd on reas
onable terms bytlia day. week or month,
J. OTTENKIRK,
Proprietor,
Nn77 Pock t.,riill.v I.ate of llnltlinoro, Md, and
.nautson House, Second St. I'liliade'piiia.
.March 7, 1HG2 3m.
JOHN DOLL
502 Market St., Philadelphia
TAJPOUTT.il f Tovs. rinos and fancv Articles.
1 Tho Inrgcrt variety of ripes, Toys, Daskcts ant
FANCV COOPS TO ttC FOUND I.V THIS CITY.
Pleas call and Examine.
March 7, leOS
WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER
WARE.
lto undersigned would respect
-ni g iukj iiiviv'J 3 tiiir luiriiuiiii 10 nip ne I bi.'-
JL lectcdttockufFlnnnoUnndHllvcrwatch-
r..,l ..... . -. ... ,.l ......
so Finn Celd Jewelry, of ovory kind nnd variety of
style- comprising all of tho newest nnd most beautiful
Also, flnlld Silver Ware, equal to Coin-and the
liot Make of Silver Plated Waro. ISach article is war
ranted tnbons represented.
17" Watches aud Jewelry carefully repaired and
satisfaction guaranteed.
JAUcilt 1IAELEV,
(Successor to Staufler tc Hurley,)
No.lSi.M UtKEF Street, l'USl.AU'A.
Fcb'y 23, IfG3, Hmos,
PAUL & THOMPSON,
General Commission nicrchauts,
HCALER1 IK
Fish, Provisions. Flour, Hotter, Cheese, Oils, Dried
Fruits. Uraln, Seeds, Ileans, Whiskey, Wool,
Country l'roducc and Merchandise
generally.
No. 31 North Wuarvgs, PniLADELrnu.
C7" Consignments ofFrovlsions, Tlour and Country
Produce solicitod.and returns promptly made. Cash
advanced when desired.
ORDERS for nil kinds of Fish, Provisions, Flour.
Dried Fruits, Sec, tilled ulllio lowest Cash 1'iices.
August -1, 18CU-13m.
P II I L A D E L P II I A.
PAPER HANGINGS
HOWELL tc IlOUttKIS,
Corner Fourth nnd Market Btrcils, Philadelphia, have
nnw in stock, a Hue variety uf
WAI. I. pap nn s,
Got up cxpessly for their Vpring Trade.
WINDOW PAPER OF EVERY ORADE,
to which they invito tho attention of Storekeepers,
07" In their- rctalleparlineut, will ha found the
clioiccst styles ot tne uon.
Murch 7 1S03 3 mos.seas
JOHN S. LEE & CO.,
No. 40, NORTH WIIA11VF.S,
Philadelphia.
ROPE IIIAKJBKS
AIND
SHIP CIIA NJD L E 11 S,
Spun Cotton for Caulking, Ropes, Twines, Tar, ritch
Oakum, Mocks, and Oars, &x
August 4, IHiiO- IQui.
LEATHER I LEATHER ! !
TIIC undersigned would announce, that he has on hand
athlsllatundCap lhnporium, on .Main St., Illonms
bur?, an assortment of dllfercnt kind of leather, such as
flue calf skins, morocco, (red nudlilacK)nnd linings, all
cf which ho will sell cheaper than can be hud Uscwherc
In this market. Call audexeiuinc them for ynuri-elves,
. JOIINK. CHITON.
liloomsburg, May SI, 135.'.
FK1SHMCTH UUOTllKRS.
wiioLnsALr.
TOBACCO D E A L E R F
au ios.xoimi tuiud suubet
Five doursbclowltare.
l-IUI.Alini.r.-.IA
SrilOLAilSliH'S FOR SALE.
FittsliHrgh Commercial College.
Illnghainptln " "
Crittenden's " Fhiladolphla.
StMtton. Ilrvant & Co.. " "
Tlics-i Scrips, are inaiuounts of 315 nnd S.'iO alH are
ns so mucu easu, iiyiuo biuueiit on cntring cither oft i i
obovo UolloKes, ouii2 mdn desiring tuobtaiu ailuish.
d ijnlleglntc I'.'luc.'itl ni, will lietu Hud a good specula
-nil by applylugut the olfico nftho
Nov. l.lbOJ. COI.U.MUIA DF.MOCUAT.
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.
TtHF. miderslzned resneclfullv infnnna l,l ni.i r,i...
X and customers, that ho has purchased his brothers
ntcrest in the above establishment, andthe concern wils
hereafter bo conducted by himself exclusively.
111 has just received and offers for sale, thi larjr.
J2 vrl "ml '""si uai'-iiuivu uhsorimeni oi rANVY
trwra STO V IS S ever introduced Into ibis n,..rki
"2 Hi" stock consists of a complete assortment of
in: ucni t',iviiiL' .inn ,uriur sioves in nie luarKet, togeth
erwithStovo Fixtures of every description. Oven and
Box Stoves, Hikliators, Cyllndar Stoves, 1,'nst Iron Air
Tight stoves. Cannon Stoves, &c Ice, Stovepipe nnd
Tinwnro constantly on hand mid manufactured to order
All kinds of repairing done, us usual, on short notice.
Tlio patronage or old friends and new customers re
nettfully KOllciled. A. M. KUl'ISHT.
UloOinsburg, November 3d 15liO. tf.
JOSEPH MJSSELL,
Manufacturer of
iSk UMBRELLAS, SUN U.MBREL
LAS and PARASOLS,
Nog. 3 & 4 N. 4th St., PIIILA'D.
March 7, IS03 3iu.
A LECTURE.
uust jjuuiinntu m a srmcu r,nv(i x tents,
t T i. .1 T .
a jjrciuro on uio iNnturo Treatment ci
Ita lical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary lSmlssioiH, HovimI I) 'blllty. an I Imne.l.u1
mcnts to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Consum-d i
tli.n. F.pil.-psyuud Ht: Mention and I'hy.iral Incap-i
city, resulting irum aett nuuse. fcc Ily Rob, J. Culver
well, M, I).. Author of the Oreen Hook tc.
Tho world renowned author In this ndml ruble Lecture
clearly proves from his own cxperienra ih.it tha awful
consequences ofgelfAbusa may bi elf.Mtually removed
,-ivuuui jiii-uiiiuv, uou .vmioui Dangerous surgical
operations bougies, liisrtuinents, rings or cordials pom.
ting out a mode of euro nt onco certain and effectual bv
which every snlferer no matter what his condition may
b, may rttro hiuiselfcheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thou
sands, Hunt under seat to any address In a plain, sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or postngu stamps
by addressing, '
CHAS J.C. KLINE & CO..
127 Rowerft New York, Post oflic? llox, 4380
Fcbuary 2d, lBa,
P, 0. LIGHT ii CO.,
(Late Light illradburys.)
Piano Foi'le tfluniifihcltirci's,
421 Broome Si,, New Vork.
Second lllocfc East of llroadway.
FO. LIGHT, the original foundvr of
a this well. known Establishment, Senior Pnrtner.
Iiu onij vraeucai runo tone .Vakervl the lata llnu of
" Light tc. Dradburys," having retained his Two thlrd's
interest in the whole buslnes clock, materials &c, uud
sole proprietorship in his Valuable, Patents. Inclusive
of his celebrated PATENT INfULATISD It. UN
t ka.mes. is ttieonty one who can make the
annfirlur
Fot'cs ror which this houso has been so popular
All infringements on his rights will be prosecuted
..uiumi, .
ILAII Piano Fortes from this mauufactorv arc war
ranted perfect In every rerpectfor Ave yours.
Libcrul terms to Denlsrs,
F.O, Llghto 4: Co., 421 Ilroome St. Now York.
Aprilyi8C3-3m. 1
RESIOVAL.
E A Ii E MO T IS Bi.
milP. onler.luiifl.l r . tin. I f 1 1 V Infnpm. 111. r.i.nri.
X. and the public generally, that he lias removed from 1
the "Union Hotel" to tho "EAGLE 110 PEL," in the
borough of Muiicy. where he will be happy tointer.
ain in u satisfactory manner all who may favor hi in
win tneir custom, tho nest siauting in no county,
'w'li ample urronunoduttons for travelers and drovers,
No pains will be sparod to rendsr the stay of guests .
Ipleasat and comfortable 1
I ,,, A M, SMITH.
J Munry, April II lf3. 1
69
FOR THE
AND THIS
Fon
D I A 11 E T E S
AND IltSUASISS OF THIS
mmm'sts Ann k.asE;
u
These llnngercvi ami TrcuHciomc Mttattt, iAicAJmi I
thuifcir lltiiilrj Hie Itti directed Treatment cants
ComptcDl) Controlled b) the llh'JIIluUYneui iefort usl
. Tiin cun.mvE
iiron.'nlcs of the mcdlrlnc dliect themselves to the or-
cans of secretion, nnd by so altering the ronrlltlun of
the stomach nnd liver that the starchy principle rflha
food is notronvertcd Into sugar so long as the system 1
is under tha liulucnco of the
CONSTITUTION WATISIt,
wlucli give thuso organs time to recover their kenllhy
tone and vigor. We are nblo til state that tho Constitu-, 1
tion Water lias cured every case of Diabetes In which it ;
has been given. j
STONIS Iff TIIF. IlI.ADDFit, CAI.CUMJS, (ir.AVISI, i
llllKMC DC8T IllSroSIT, AND MUCOUS Oil
MILKY DlSCIIAItaiSS AFTISR UHINA't'INC,
fllsenscs occuting from nnn and the same cause will
bo entirely cured by the Constitution Watar, If taken
foi any lenatli uf time. The dose should vury with tho
severity uf Iho disease, from twenty drons to n ten.
spooninl Ihreu times n day, In wnler. During tho pns
s.igonftiu Calculus, tho pain and urgent srmptums
should be comb.iti'il with the proper remedies, then
fidlortcd up with tho Constitution Water, us above di
rected. DYSM ISNORn AQSA, On l'AINFUr.r, MISNHTItUA
T10N, AD IN MISNOUKIIAOIA Oil I'UOFUSK
PI.OWI.V0,
lloth disenses nrlslug from n faulty secrelion cf tno
menstrual fluid in thu one case beiugtuo Utile, and
accnmpniiled by severe pnln ; nul the other a ton pro
fuse secretion, which will ho speedily cured by thu
Constitution Water.
That diseasa known as FALLING t)F THIS WOJIII.
which Is Ilia result of a relaxation of tho ligaments of
that organ, and Is kiinun by n sCnsuof hrnvlncss and
dragging pains in the back and sides, anil at times ac
companied by sharp liicluatiug or shouting pains through
tho patts, v III. In al . cases, lie removed by the medicine.
There is another class of symptoms nrling from III
I1ITAT10N 01' THIS WOJIII. which physiclnns call
Nervousness, which word covers up much ignorance,
nnd in nine cases out of ten Hie doctor does not really
know whether tho symptoms are thu disease, or thu
disease the symptom. We can only enumerate thenl
hero. I speak more particularly of Cold I'cct, r.ilplta
tion in the Heart, Inip.ircd .Memory, Wakefulness, Flash
es of Heat Languor, l.nssitude, nnd Dlmncssof Vision.
SUlTltlSSSISl) MlS.VSTItUATION.
Which in the unmarried femnlo is n constant recurring
disease, and through neglect thu seeds of iiioru grate
and'dangcrous maladies nre the result j nnd a month
after month passes without nil ulfort being made to as
sist nature, tho suppression becomes chronic, ibe pa
tlent gradually looses her uppetite, the bowels nre
constipated, night sweats como ori, tutd cousuriptittit
tinallv ends her career.
i.nucouiiasA on whitfs.
This disease depends upon un Inclination ofiniicous
lining oft'ic vagina and womb. It is in all cases ac-
companion ny severe pain in the back, nrcrnss tha
bowels nnd through the hips. A ti aspuonful f the t
meuiciui' may oe laaen inri i- tim.-s u day. w itli an in- .
Jrction of a tablcspoouful uf th uh.iuiui.'. inuuil witli ,
nii.i'i.piiiii'i bou wuier, inorniug ami evening,
IIluITA J IO OF THIS NlXKliF Till' IlLAliniSR,
INI'I.AMATIO.V OF THIS lUDNISYS AND OA
TA11UII OF THIS ULADDIlU, STRANUUIIY
AND BURNING OR t'AINFUL URINATINO.
I or these diseases it Is truly a sovereign remedy, and
too much cannot be said in its praise. A single does has
been know to rellvo the most urgent syptonis,
Aro you troubled with that distressing pain In the
biihiii ui i:iu u.iciviiuu iiiriMign llieiupsf A tensllooilflll
a day of Constitution Water will relievo you like magic.
FOR DYSl'ISPStA,
It lias no equal in relieving the .Must distressing mnp
toms. Also, Hcadacho, Heartburn, Acid Stomach Voni
itlng Food, &c. Taken tenspoonfiil after dinner- 'Ihe
dote in all cases may be increased if desired, hut should
be dono gradually.
I'HY.siCrANS
lluvo long since given up tho use of buchu, cubidisaud
Juniper in the treatment of ihsu diseases, and only use
them for want uf a better remedy.
CONST! I'UTION V ATr.il
Has proved itself o'ual to tho task that has devolved
upon it.
niumsTics
Irritate and droiuli the kidneys, nndby conitaiit use
soon lead tochroiilo degeneration and coiliruied dis
ease. iicad. Read. Read.
Ujinvillk, l'a Junes isfia.
Dr.Wn. II. Obeoo Daer Sstr; In Fcbuary. 16(11, I
was alllicicd with tho sugar diabetes, and fur live months
1 paused more than two gallons of water in iwnnir.n,r
hours. I was ob'iged to get up as ciltou tenorlwelvu
times. during Hi., night, and in'fivo montlis Host about
fifty pounds iu weigtli. Ilurnlng tlu month of July,
leUl, I procured two bottles of Constitution Water and
in twodays alter using it 1 experienced roller, and niter
taking two bottles I was entirely cured, soon after
regaining my usual good health. Yours truly.
J. V. L DI1 WITT,
lloatou Corners, N. Y Dec. 27, IM1.
Wm. II. Gregg k Co.:
Gents: I freely give you liberty to make use of the
follimingfirtlflcatooftho ntuo of ' Constitution Wa
ter, which I can reccommend in the highest maniur.
My wife, who was attacked with pain in the Blioul.
dors, whole length of Ihe back, aud in her limbs, with
l'nlpitatioii of the heart, attended with Falling of the
Womb, Dysiuonorrhoen, nnd "Irritation of tho Iliad
dcr," I called n physician, who attended her about
three months, when he loft her worsu than he found
her, 1 then employed ono of tho best physicians I
could dud, whouttonded her for about nine months,
and whlleshe was under his care she did not stiller
quite us niiirli pain ; he filially gave Iter up and said :
'her curb was Incuiable." For. said lie."lin wnuunri,
a combination of complaints, that medicine given lor
one operate iigaiusi some niuer oi ucr Ulinculties."-
Afloul tills timo she commenced to use Cons'iiiutiin
WtTKB, and toour utter astonishment, nlniost the first
dose seemed to have tho dsirod effect, nnd she kept on
improving rapidly uxdor its treatment, and now super-
iiiiuiiuncii'iirij nuf lion, cm,; 1111, lira, C-U0II3S llOt ta
ken any of theCo-i-riu'rios Water fur about fuurweeks
audwearu happy to say that it has produced a perma
nent cure.
WM. M. VAN UF.N'SUHOTrSN.
MiurntiD, Conn.. Nov, 19, 1801.
Ty. WK.H.Onroo;
Vear iir i I have for several years been afflicted
A'llh that tooublesoinnatid dangerous disease (travel
which resisted nil remedies ami doctors. until I took
CoTiTimouL Water, and you may heassurcd that I
was pleased with Iho result. It has entirely cured inn.
and you may make any uso of my nnmoyou mny o fit
in regaro to the iiiedicine. as I have entire condjenee
in its ellicacy. .
Yours truly,
l'ON'DHPRO.Vi;,
Thero is no class nfdise.ises Hint produce such
i 11 1.OI, .III. 1 i B I, ,MI I l.l
haiisilng cilects upon the human constitution us Dia-
betes and diseases nf Hie Kidnevs. Illadderand llrin
ry Passages, and thruuuh a Inlso modesty they aro neg.
lected until they aro so advanced ns In ho beyond the
cMitrol of ordinary remedies, and wo present the
CONSTITUTION WATER '
To tho public with the conviction that It has no equal in
relieving thu class of disenses for which it hus bseii
foun,l so eminently successful Inciirlngi nnd Wo trust
that wo shall ho ronarded in our efforts in placing so
valuable rci.cdy in a form to meet tho requirements of
patient and pli)inuu,
FOR SALE UY ALL DRUOGISTrt. PRICE $1,
WM. II. OEOIUSIS U CO., Proprietors.
Morgan & Allen, Central Agints, No. 10 Clin" Bf,
New.York,
Sept. S!0. 1E02. lijin.
: Jt "fi
LAW,
ATTORNEY AT
ni.oo.vsBur.a, p.i,
Ofllce in Court Ally, formerly occupied by Charlon I!
ISucknluw,
Uloomsburg, Dec. f, 185'f.
JOHN 0. YEAGER,
MANUFACTURER It WHOLESALE DEALER I.V
mil ATS, CAT
STRAW GOODS, BONNE I S AND
ARTIFICIAL FLO WE US,
No. 257 North Third Street, PhhVd.
Nov. 20, ieo'..
CHEAP MILITARY GAPS !
MILITARY CA VS. rfovcry sort, slie
and Quality'
for sale cheap at tho lllooinsburs Hat ft Cap Emporium
Also Groceries. Coiirectlonarics.tCigars.&c.
JOHN IC. OIRTON.
oorasburg, Sept. II. 1801.
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
fiIE subscriber would Inform his friends, that lie Is
j now prepared to put up, on short notice, and ill a
scientific manner, the be .t
PLITItM POIXTK1) .t77VY.VO ROUS,
at 121 ccntsperfoot. Al work warranted.
E. ll.DIDLEMAKi ,
Bloomiburs, May 21, KM. '
Aiiii,
.1
tin
is it ins lent ra (ctisicd ty inn Usitko st.u p.s nr txec
VTivs AnuHrno. ixn sxeaewtor arbitrary rowsR
1JY I). A. MAI10NY, '
OMR Of ITS VICTIMS,
"It is Important that tho habits of thinking In a free ,
rnitniry shinild Implrr cnutloii iu those cntrustod Willi
Its administration, to confine themselves within their
respective spheres, avoiding. In the cxit'Iso of the
powers of one department to encroach upon another.--The
spirit uf encroachment tends In consolidate the
pnwors of nil the departments In one, and thus to cre
ate, whatever be the form of government, a teal lies
pollsni." WAsniNOToN.
"Cling to tho Conslltutlnn, n tho slnpn recked mnri
tier clings In the last plank, when night nnd th tem
pest closo arouuu nun," iuniei. webstip
C MtLETON, l'libllsher. 413 Croadwnt New York.
Mr. Mnhony's hook with tho nbotc title will bo
published till week,
iprii icuj,
rpHnun,;erilSne.,.n,so cxn-nsiviiy engaged It; the
1 VnSerMin limine,,, nnd keepsconstaiitly on han't
lid for sale at his Wareroo n large assortment of
FINISHED
gj COFFINS,
Rv whlrh ho Is enabled to till orders on presentation
At.o Keeps n good llorso and Hearse, and will nt al
times be ready to attend Funcrels.
simo.v c. suivrs.
Illooinsberg, January '.M. 1659
AW
JOB
TYPE,
And
Fancy Printing Paper
Wrs nre now fully prepired to print the
neatest awl ohoapc3tJOjK H'0llK,h
iho country.
GIllSON'S
A N I)
DECORATIVE IIST.I liMSHIHCST,
No. 125, South E'oventh Street near V jiut,
nmitneicri (ilaci, I roo, Oil j:..! incii-'i I'll'i'iri;
J'lIfX f!lDV.
Jun Jtiy t'J, T- i -'im .
NEW BAFIBER SHOP
In (ourl 1oi:m; .lik-y,
.NEXT LOOU TO TIIF 0m U OF THE "COtUMIUA nCMOCUVT,'
u i.oo.Mfii una pa.
November 8, 18GS.
Columbus ilia I o ami Fcin.-.Ie Academy
wint
TTormal and Coinineiclal Instruction.
)ROF. R. 8. 11INGIIAM, Primipal, nnd .MRS,
J. III.VOIIA.M. Precentreos
Tho next term of this intltutinn will commcnceC
.MONDAY, the '-'Dili of APRIL, int.
Tuition, from ?l to gfi per term.
By Hoard from SI 75 to ?j no per week, Coj
rooms lor thoie w ishing to board themselves.
Fur further pnrticulais iniuiro of Iho Principal.
JOII N KOONV, icc-y of TrustecE
New Columbus, April 11. Is03.
f. o. rr arkison , si.
WOULD respectfully inform tlio citizens of Illoo
burg, ami vicinity, thntlio continiicsthc practice
.MRj)iei.'K .ixi suiaif.nr,
nd solicit n share nf public patronage.
Ornru. on Mam .Street, first house below the Court
lloue, Itloomsburg.
February ;t, lf55-tf.
PETER YOI1E & SON,
H AVIS recently r pencil a HOOT AND SIIOIS SllOf
Iu I.UillT STRI'.F.T, Coluuihla county, Ph., and ti"-'
prepared to do the host work on thu shortest notice w
at Uio lower! prises. Cite them a call.
April II. I?ii:i.
NotSCG.
TO TAX COLLECTORS.
Totico is hearby fivcn, to all collectors
or t'ounly Tax, holding nnpai.l duplicates for 1802
and previous years thin lliey nre striitly required to
settlH and pay to the County Treasucr on tlio Uth day
of June next.
Win. LAMON,
C. II. IllSS
UOIIR Mclir.NRY
Commisioncr. office liloomsburg .May 7, ltwi
Lackawanna & Bloo-msuiirg Railroad
AND AIT PR APRIL 20. L'Ki. PASSEXOr.n
TRAINS WILL RUN AS IT.LI.OWS:
MOVING SOUTH.
Pdsnener. Aeeom.
Leave
Feranton,
HO, A. M, 11.1111 A. SI
" Kiugsloii
" ll'oonisburg
" Rupert,
" D.uuille,
Arrive at Northumberland,
M O V 1 N tl
Leave Northumberland,
' linuvillu,
" Itupcrt,
" lllnom.biirg
11 Kingston,
(i.4ll Arrhc li.3U P JVI
v.r,a
11.2 1 AM
ti.M
N 0 It T H
4.S0 P. M.
.'..10
a. r
5.50
W LI.'. P. M
rtrrivo at Hcrautnn,
n.lll P. 51. 3.3(1
A Passenger Train alsnlenvcs Rlnestou at f.Sll A. .11
for Hcranton, to connect witli train for New York. Re
turning, leaves Serauton on nrrivnl of Train from New
York at l.'Jii l'. M.
Tho Lai knwannn and llloomsburir Railroad ennneris
with the Delaware, Larkawanna and VV esieru Railroad
at hcranton, fur New Vork aud iutermcdiiito points east
A Kiiperi iicoiinect4 wiih tne i.attawtssa Kaprnnil.for
points both east and west arriving at Philadelphia at
1 no I' , .
At Northumberland it connects with tho Philadelphia
i. Erielf, R.andN. C It. R. for points west ami south
Passengers arriving nt Harrlsburg 4 50 P M. : Phil.
adclphla IU 1'. .M Kaltliunu m.'.'u P. M.
liliU. II. I4U1V J , supt
3 C.Wells, 7cii7 Titktt ,lent.
Kingston ApulliS. im:i.
iuiUJU.V- I.V STATIOMKBY.
2,500 cVrojs Ateel Pen,, 6CO.O0O quire, Dlank look,
8SO.U0O F.Htrlopet, Hiatus, Ink. Curtain 4c Wruppiug
paper, Pass books, Lcail-Penclls. (Sold.Pens, very fine.
Sihool books visiting (Snrds, tec. u Inrgu portion "of
which is stock purchased before the rise in prices nnd
now selling i.o ton cash.
Win. G. PEHRY.
lookseller& tntioner,
A IF. cor. 4(A, .y llact Philadelphia.
March 7, lf03-3 inos,
5,000 Rbams writing Paper, including of note, Letter
Foolfcap, pennon, Hill, At Drawing papers selling nt
low hikes for cash,
Win. G. PERRY, Stationary.
S. W. cor Itli, Si Race Philadelphia.
PICTURES FOR ALflUM.
Otcr MU diirorcnt varieties selling frnm75cts to SI75
per ,'uzeii,
Win. G. I'EHRY. Piihli-her.
H, W. Cor. 4th & Hats Philadelphia.
WILLIAM G. PERRY,
POOK-SELLER, Statiouor, Rook-
l) binders, illank hook iiiunuf.icturer, and Dealer in
Imported und Amerirnu .Stnlioneiy.
South West rnr.itii Ac Itnrn HI.. I'lilljiilel nliln.
I Persons visiting Hie cilv. or sendiiiL' orders will do
well In tnko n iiiuinornnduni of the nbovo Address.
Thu stock.ls largo und well assorted, Price, ..
iTIiunuwcst styles nnd largest ussorliiicnl in the City,
I Win. . PERRY, PubllBhor,
I H. W. cor. 4lh tc, Race sirs,, Philadelphia
.ituiuun.i-H ,vi.uvn., ..viiini; Hum uucis iu a I'llcll
NOTICE.
A meeting oftlm Stockholders of Iho IHoonuburg
Iron roinpany will bo In iduttheir oilier at Iron
Halo, on Wednesday, May 20, jrt)3, fur Ihe election of
officers an other business. C R, I'AXTON,
FrMlisnt. .
Iroa Dele, May 9,lfM.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
CU E YOUR COUGH FOlflS'OEiSTS
The
beat uni cheapest Household remedy
in the nor Id,
taADAMn zadoc roRTEa'a
,Af AiiAni. s.nuvu run
TLll'8 Ciirnlivo Holinm is
warranted If used cccordlng
to tho dlrcrtlon. to euro In
nil cares Coughs, Colds,
Whooping I'ntigh, Asthma
nnd all affectinni of the
throat nnd I.dngs.
Madame Zadoc porter's
P.ilj.iiii I prepared with all
tho requisite skill, from a
combination of the bestrcm
cdics the vegetable Mnndnm
nlfords. Its remedial quali
ties arc bared on Its power
to nsslst the healthy circu
lation af the blood, through
the Lungs. It Is not a vio
lent remedy, but cmolleiit
warming, scutching nnd cir
ccllvo; can be taken by tin
oldest person or the young
est child.
MadamZndoc I'orttr's bal
sam has been iu use by thn
public Tor aver Id years, ntiri .
'ns ncorlred It present snln i
imply by being reenmmen-,
led by thoiowho llfivn used I
it to their oUliclcd friends
nnd ntliers. ,
Mnt Important. Mailnmc Zadoc Porter's Curatlvo
Palsam is sold nt n prlcn which brings it III the reach
of every ono to keep it convenient frr use. Tho time
ly use of a single bottle will prove to be worth 1 DO
film's It enst.
NO I'IUI.. Pave your money I
Do not bo persuaded
to purcfinse articles at Is to $1 which do pot contain
l lr vtrtnn uf n l.'t rent bflltln of tin Intni Porter's Cu
I rntivo Ualsain. thocost of manufacturing nhicli is as
greo", n almost any oilier meiiirinc ; ami tun very low
prece at which ft Nsold, makes the profit to tlio sell
orappa. 'ntly small, ami uiiprlneipiled denier wl'i
ROineiimes recommend other medicine on uhirlrthcir
protlts aro lnrger, unless the cu'tnmcrs insist upon
havlnr Jlailnmo rotter's nnd nnno other. 'sk for
ftlailamo Curler's Curatlvo I alam. price Flccnts, and
n large bottles at ?. neut, nnd take no other.
tr7Snld by all l)ruggltsand Storokccporcat IDcts.
n..d iniarger mtiie, ni -Jj cent.. .
HAL- fc UUOKLL, l'r .prletors, New ork.
Jnnii,tri Jtviei..i.
Nos. 0,11,13, 15, 17 Gout thui.lt Street,
SlS.Ml BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY,
This old-established nnd favorite resort of the llusf-
nes Community has been recently refitted, audi cum
iilrlo iu everything that can minister to the comforts 6f
its patrons Ladies and families arc specially and care
fully provided for. j
It i centrally located Iu thu I hi incus part nftho city,
and is contiguous to the principal lines tf steamboats,
cars, omiiihusscs ferries, &c.
In consowenco of the nressure caused bv the Rebel-
Hon, prices have been reduced to I
One Dollar a d l'ijtij C ents per J)ai.
The table is amply supplied with nil the luxuries of
the season, nnd is equal to that of any other hotel in tho
country. '
Ample accommodations are otfercd for upward of 4C0
guests.
no not nciicvo ru liners. hai knien, and others who
may say "the Western Hotel Is full."
D. I). WINCTI1SSTI3U, Proprietor,
THO. D. WlNCHHSTiSR.
Feb.l5,lelii!.
'Ihe New ommr.rchil Buildings arc loca
' led opposite Court House, corner of
Court and ChenangoS'rcels.
TliisCollcge is in nowny connected with any other
Institution.
The energies of tin entire Faculty are exclusively de
voted tothls. '
Thedeslgn ofthis Institution isto afford to Youii"
Men nn opportunity for acquiring a Thonngh Practical
llusinas lUlitcation
Tho Hook and Forms are carefully arranged by
Practical Aocemitauts, c.prcssly for Ibis Institution,
ami Uni course of Instruction is such tcombine Theo.
ry uud Practice.
COLLECIATF. COURSE.
This Oourso embraces hook-Ketping in nil its de
partments, Pcnniuiiiicliip, Commercial Arithmetic. Hus
incss I'airespnndeni e, t'ommercial Law, Political Ucon
oniy, Coiiimercial Ethics, Partnership settlements lie
terting Coiinteifelled and altered llank-Notes, &c
"I lie Spenceriau System of PcHnmanshlp is tftueht in
all its varieties, by tho mo,t skillful masters nftlio art
The Ilook-Kceplng department is under Ihe speclai
supervision nnd instruction of the Principal, D W
Lowell. '
nr.NERAL INFORMATION.
Students can enter at any time ; no vacation. Usual
time to coinp'etethu Course, from 0 to 12 weeks. Assis
tance rendered to graduates in procuring sltuatirin
(Iraduati.'s are presented with an elegantly euraved Di
plnmn. By For oatalogue of ?ii pages, "peclmcns of penman
ship, tc, enclose two letter stamps uud nddress
1). W. LOWELL, Principal.
August 30, I8C2. r.uay.1, itos-lim.
GRIT T E N D E N ' S
IMIILiiDEMMIM CcailHERCIAL.
CO L L E G- E ,
N. E. corner of 7th and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
This InVtitctiov, whirh was cslaUlshcd in 18J4, nnd
is now consequently in the eighteenth near f its exist
ence, numbers mining its graduates, hundreds nf tbo
mofctsiiccossful .Merchants and lluslness Men if our
Country.
TiieOoject of the Institution is solely toafrordyotini.
men ficllities for thorough preparatlonfur busiiuss.
THE DnANCIIESTSUOIITIire. lloak.lrrnlnit. na ll.
lite to tne various department of trade j Penmanship,
both plain nud ornamental ; Commexctol late. Mai he
matia, A'aefoatto Ciril lltwluecrin. l)m,ri.. , i
vgarpny, anu .tioucrn Lnngnoge,.
Ttk svsTtM or Instruction lsn.-cullar : no rh.. nr
sei ii;m,.iib lire lllltlio 11c ni. Ii II enrli Btn.ln,,, iu ....... I..
Individually, snthat ho mnv cnmmeiirnnt mir ,i,n .....i
nttend nt whatever hours arc most convenient.
Cataloocks ore issued annuallunticr ihe 1.111, ni- i.,:i
containing llamas of the studentsfnr tin year, and full
particulars of terms, ftc. and mav l, il,ml,,n,i ,,, ., ..
time by nddresiug the Principal.
In EvTKNSIVG AcrOMMOlUTIONS. iriile-nnvfaJ nA,,A..
nnd tho length ciperlcnte of ihe Principal, tills Institu-
,,, in. ,u-m i.i i lies mi peiior 10 any niner in the coun
try, fur young men wishing tnprepnro for business,
and toobtain ntthe same timo a iui'loma, iihieh trill
prore a reconmcudatlc-n for tlietii them to any Merchan
tile House.
tL7"ORiTFNPEN'sycriM of Treatise, on Pook-Keip-ino.
now nore Midelycirculati'dthan any other work
on the subject, nre for sale at the College.
S. HODOES CHITTENDEN,
.UtorneU'at.Lau,
I'Biscit-At;
Jan. 25-1802 15m.
NA TIOXAL C0ai3IEI.Cl.lh COLLEfiES
LOCATED IN
PHILADELPHIA,
S.n.CCRNr.R7Tfl AND CHESTNUT STB.,
Hew York City, Brooklyn, Albam, Troy
Buffalo. Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
and Sc. Louis.
nook-kerning, Penmanship. Commercial Arithinclit
Coiiiincrrinl Law, Forms, Correspondence, ftc., piact
call)' taught.
Theso Colleges being under Iho snnio gencrnl andlo.
cnl management, uud uniting in each thu advantage
of all, oiler greater facilities for imparting inslrucil l
than any other similar Institution iu the country.
A Scholarship issued by any ono is good iu nil foi n
unlimited time,
Thu Philadelphia Collcgo has been recently enlnil
nud refurnished in n superior manner, and is nnwrl I
largest and moat prosperous Commercial Institution hi
the State
nryunt ft Ptrnttnn's scries of Text Hooks, cnibrno
llnok-kc plug, fomiueri'iiil Arithmetic, nnd Coininer
Law, for sale, and sent by mail,
17" For full particulars send for nctrculnr.
October 18. Ieii2-12m.
SlnuiiCuU
Opposite Inui'cnttemc
Hall,)
CII E8TN OT STU F.E'P .11 1ST IV EEN FIFTH & SIXTH,
WYATT ti IIEIJLINaS,
rroprtetori
November .10, 1801,
March ta.ieij
DISSOLUTION.
Tlio partnerahiplicrctoforo exUting between the un.
dersiiiied, inthe Mercantile lluslness, was dissolved
upon the 1st day nf April, 1H03, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted lo the lata Arm, ore requested to
make early settlement, Tbe books nre In thu hands of
F. U, Eyer, t tlio More. B. II MILLER,
r C EVER I
Blocmsburj, April IP, lE03.-3rn.
if ii
tTL'ii. i 1
Rcntllug Iinil Band
nut:,
itir.
"S"M V .... ... ,,,t.il,iin VA t.t.HYH.
TUB NORTH, NOI.TIIVVI.ST AND
THIS CANADAB,
l'ABSn NO Lit TRAINS ...
I cave the company's depot ntthritionl h ami Cnllon
hnr.treot.C,l'hllaJclp.ili
m pit A. M, for Rending, Lebanon, Harrlsburg,
rimlrn Ilothcstcr. Niagara, Falls. Ilttiraio, niii uron n,
Wilkeibnrre, I'lUstoti, Yotk, Carlisle. I hambersburg,
"infiVlral'n'connerts atlllSAtUNn with Fast I'cnrj.
ti.o j..rta"!5..:? r.. ""'".ft'. 'l".'ft.S IlSs.s 't i
t'Oin t I, IN T Ofl Willi viuiiMifp" - .-
Wilkelbarro, Wllllamsport, Lock Haven, lllmlrn, fee,
,U 1 1 A llll IS i; ri 0 1th ,M crt 14 rc ii Central. 0 .mberland
I vVi ,,V nn.l Sc'iuvlklll nnd Susquehanna trains for
I Vork, t.'hnmb.rsburg,
""'"'"""ArTr.RNooNisxrur.ss,
'rvesriillpbiaatnM
; rg w B V .n .' i wl Ceminl Railroad train, lor,
! I'l'.t'lbMrg c, NeUron Cen.ral Ral road ,ln. r
cnMrh'catawita.iroad train, for Milton
W,ll,M,nifc!SMSl)ATIOM.-
Leavs. Reading at 0.30 A. M.. s t"PPlR t H way
stations arrives in 1 1; ladclp h lant '.,,,,
lit ttiriitngi leaven rjiunuuiimu.
laX:tillffiJA lv. Harrlsburt:- 'A .V
and I'ottsvllle ntll.15 A. M arriving In I lillad. , la
1.50 1'. SI. AlU'rnooi! trains leave narrisburg lit V" "
JL, and l'otlsvllleat2,30 1. JL arriving at l'iiiladi l; B
nt Market train, with a passenger car attached, leave J
Philadelphia at 1 P. M..for Reading and nil way sta
tions! leaves Heading at IS, noon, anJ Downlnglown
nt 1 P, M. for Philadelphia and all nay stations.
All tho nbovo trains run u.u y. 11 "L 1 ii
Siindny trains leavo i'ottsvllle at 7,3U A M and Phlla-
.n,l.l.. .1 'I Ji v i.
' CIIU3Tt.lt VALI.1SY RAILROAD
Paisengers from Downlnstown nnd Interinedi.ite
pnlhtstako thorj.15 A M and 4,30 P M trains from Phil
idelpbla, returning Irom Donnlngtown at .,00 A .M
N.JW VOBK IJXPnK89 FOR PITTtiUURO AND
'rin; ivr.rf r.
' Leaves New Yotk, at 7 I' M, passing Reafing at
12.07 inldnight, nnd connfrtiiig nt Harrlsburg with
Pennsylvania Railroad ISxpicss 1 rain ror fittsuurg.
i i,.., i ...... 'ivntu leaves llnrrl-bnrir an nrrl
i ..-i nri..,t1vnnln ISxnrcss from l'lllsburg nt 11,15 A
it ,.n.,i,,,. i',.-,,llir r,.M a M and arriving at New
, York at lu.Wl A M. Sleeping cars accompany ihese
triilinthrinigh httwscn Jctsey Citynuu t'lttsuitrg witu
OUl CIHIIIKi:. .... ., ,, . o
Mail train for Now Vork leave Harrlsburg at 8 A H
and i!,00 P M. .Mall trains fr Harrlsburg Icavo Now
York nt 11 A M and rJ noon.
SCHUVI.KII.L VALL1SY RAILROAD.
-r.tn. lentn Pntlsrllln nt 7.15 A M and 1.30 P .M,
returning froinTuscarura at B.O.i A SI, und-1,45 P M.
riCHUV LKILI. AND SlISCUISIIANNA RAIL
ROAD.
Trains Icavo Auburn nt 3,42 A M for Pinegrevo nnd
Harrlsburg, nnd nt t',40 A .M, nnd 7P .11 for pinegroto
oniy i returning from I'nrrlsburg at I.3U P M nnd from
Pinegrovo nt 8 A Mand 4 and 5 P M.
TICKETS.
! Through first class tickets nnd emigrant tickets to all
the principle polntsin the North and West and Cnna-
'fiie following tickets aro obtainable only nt the office
of ft. Hrailford, Treasurer, No. 227 south F-iirth st,
t'hllailelphia, rr ofO. A Nicslls, Ccneral Superintend,
cut, lleadiug.
COMMUTATION TICKETS, ,
At 23 percent, discount, between any points desired,
tor fa.Mllies nud llrin,
M 1 1. II ACE TICKETS,
Rood fur 2001) miles, between all points, at$lG35 ench
for families and Urns.
tfEA&OV TICKET. ,
For three, slv, nine or twelve months," for holders
only, to all points, at reilKcedratcs.
CLUIH! YMEN
Residing on Ihe line oftho road will be fnrnished with
cards i ulitlod themselves und wires to tickets at half
fare.
EXCURSION TiCKETL
From Philadelphia to principal stations, gon.l for Sat- f
urnay Sunday and .Mnuday, nt reduced fires, to ho nail
only nt the Llckct Ofilco, atThlltccntli and Oaltuwhlll
streets.
FREIOHT.
Condsof nil description forward to nil the above
points from the conipan'sucwfieight depot, llroad and
Willow streets.
FREIOHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily at ii A M. 1PM; and C, P
M. fjr Rending. Li billion, llnrristurg, I'ottsvllle, I'ott
Clinton, aud all points beyond.
MAILS.
Close nt the Philadelphia fust ofTihc for all places on
the road und its branches at 5 A M. and for the princi
pal station" only nt 2 1.5 P M.
Illennisbitrg Feb. 14 l-0:i.
LIGHT STREET, Columbia couuty, Fr
'VlllS uu lerslgned has Ineated at tlio nbovo nn:v
I hnti l, fiirinerly occupied by Pelor Schug, and fo'.'
its n sliare of public patronage.
Ity Hood accommodations for man and beast, 'il .
hen kind of liquors at Ike bar.
J. D. RICE, Proprietor.
April 11, IEC3-
BUNDS AND SN1DES.
J. WILLIAMS, No. 10 North Sixth street, Phila
delphia, manufacturer fcf
R.
Vcnitinn 1215 nils ami Window
Slijiiit'.s
C7" Thi largest and finest assortment in the city, nt
the lowest prices blinds pai.ited and trimmed C'iuuI
lo new. Store rhades inadeand lettctcd.
April 4, leli3.-tni
ISO'S. 1803.
riiilAik'lnlii.i & Eric Rail Komi.
This grenl lino traverses the Northern nnd Nnrih.
west counties of I'oniisylvniiia to Hie city of Erie, on i
Lake Eric. .
It has been leased by tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their niisplios is being rapidly,
opened throughout its entire length.
It is now iu use for Passenger and Freight business
from llnrrMiurg to Drlltwoo,! f,l 1'nrOiHT mileslnn1
tlioF.aslrru llivictnu, nnd from Khelucld to Erie on the !
itesicrn iu ininn, (ir mites )
TIME OE ritSCNCCR TRAINS AT NOIUItl'MCKraAND.
Mail Traill leaves, East 9 S3 A. M,
Ezprets Train " " in 52 P, M,
Mail " " West 4 2:t "
Express " ' " S 52 A.M.
furs run thrnush with imianop both wnva no ilieo
trains between Philndelplila and Lock Haven, and
llalliniorc and Lock llnrru. New nnd elenant Slcen. '
lug Cars accoinpanlng tho Exnress Train both wnv I
between Willianisiiort and Unltimoro, and Williams- ,
port ami Philadelphia. -
i or inioriiiaiiiiii respecting rassenger business, ap
plynttho S. IS. Cor. litis nnd Market Sts.
And for Freight husincs of the ifmnpany's Agents :
S. II. Kingston, Jr., Cor. Kith and Market Sts., Phil'a
J. IV. Reynolds, Eriu.
J M. Drill. Agent N. C. R: R., I!nlllmnre.
II. II. Houston, tJcn'L Freight Agt . l'hiladelphla,
Lewis l.-lloupt, Ceii'LTiikct Agt I'hilndelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, fJeii'l. Moriagcr.Willinmspuil.
January 17, lt'13.
AW JEHSEV LlMIS Fyii SALE,
ALSO,
GARDEN AND EltUIT FAItMS,
Suitiible for Crapes, Peaches, Pears, Raspberries,
Strew berries, lllackborries, Curri nt., &c of 1.215,
111 oa 20 acres each, in Ihe following prices for tho
present, via: 2u ncres lor 8200. 10 acres forSUO.5
acres for S'oO, 21 acres for tu, 1 ncre for 21), PaiaLIu
by one dollar n week. 1 I
Also, good l.'ranbury lands, nnd village lots in Client-
wood. 25 by Ion feet, nt S10 each, jiayable by una del. '
lar a week. The nbovo land and larms. nru situate n
I :lnn!u r.n.l. W'n.l, i ttnt,,,, n ...I.I.. I ...
New Jersey. For further Information, nimlv. win; , ,
P. O. Stamp, for a circular, tn j
II. FRANKLIN I'l.Ank".
Nn. 00 Cedgr Street, New York, N. Y.
January Ji, itua.
ADMIN ISTHATOH'S NOTICE.
Estate of Uenj, Jones, deccasid.
II I.TTfiltS nf Adinlnlslration on ibe It.mio nf pnni
ILc Jones, lute of Oraugo township, CoIumLla county,
deceased, bave been granted by the Regiater of Coluni.
bia county, to the undersigned ; all p-rsons having ,
claims ugninst the catato of the decedent are reuues ed
" iiresciii iiie uioino Aiunniistrator at his rcsidencu ,
lnuli toiviishlp, without delay, and nil persons in.
..vm.uu iu muKe payiueui loriuwilll.
JAMES JONES,
AanCr,
April 4, ie03.6v. $2,
JAMES H. SMITH,
jMPoimm mioLi:s.tLi: healfm
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEYS.
CINS, AND LiaUORS, GENERALLY.
No. 328 Walnut Sts., between 3d j- -Uh
-..., ,r ,. , PHILADELPHIA,
C. II. IIENrRY, Traveling Agent and Salesman.
O-ORDEIU lUsi-ECTtVI.I.Y SOLICITED.
November 2.', Ibb2 j-.
Tlio iilagic iimo Observer,
Tuu Peitrtcnuv ok .Mi:citiNUM,
Being n Hunting and Open faco, or Lady's or ficn.
tleiiicn's Watih Coiubliinii " 111
a!!? rl.V'J.'V1 . e1, ,"0't C'lvenicnt. and decided
thobest nnd cheapest tiuioniecu fur eenemi n,
. .i .1.. i . .
......,.,,,lli,, ii hub wiinin It unit roil.
...... ,,u Miuv.iuivr, us own
windiiM, ,.;;
incut, renuoriiii n kev mir,.iu. , ...." i
TTnONK LINIi l liuji '"'"Si VV "t e
INTLHOIIl OF . rt.ii . '."V,V'VV
f t Ulldnt ' ANKA. LLi lIUHll"
cases of t il. Watch afo composed of tw o inctuls. the
outer onu being 0 io carat gold, lt , ,", j j, "'
ud ruby uc Ion ever inove.uont, mid is wnrra, ted an
accurate liiueniece. Price, superbly cngrnrcd
IV "it ,'l0"n' 82u uu' Hniiiplo Vati his! In
neat morocco bnncs. for Ihoso proposing to "mv at
K;y!eiirm!;rarH
J.nutry 3I,1eK"1U ,0hn Bu" Vcl ,
LX'ixi a&rerr
Sarsaparilla.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for tho speedy euro of the following complaints I
Scrofitlnnnil Scrof ill oils Affect lulls, sit els
ns Tumors, Ulcers, Hnrcs, Kruiitloiisi
lMinplcs, I'ttsttlle, lllntoHt'S, Uolls,
lilnliis, niltl all Skill lJUen.es.
Oakhnd, Ind., Otis June, WX
J. C. Ann A Cd. Cents I I feel it my duty to ss-
Know ledge itn.u your entsepaiuia nas nous lor mo.
Hating inherited a Scrofulous infettlon, I have suffered
riom it In varloui w.y. lor tears. Bcmeiimes it tmrsl
out In IJIocll on my liands and arms) soinetlmes It
yeais ago it broke out on my head and eourcd tuy sculp
and ears tilth t ne eore.tthlch was painful and loathaouie
lieyend dwilpllon, 1 tiled niRny medicines and seteial
iliyi!cl:in., but without much relief from any thing. In
tact, tho dlwlder grow worse. Al length I was trjelcsl
to lend In the tlosptl .Messenger that ou had prepared
an alterative (Sart.ipnrilla), fur I knew from your uputi
tlon Hint any tlilni you made mint bo good. I sent to
Cincinnati nnd got it, and used it till it cured Ino. I took
It. as joti mhlse, In smalt doses of ft tcitipooiiful oms.
month, mid used almost Ihroe bottles. New and heallhy
skin soon began to form under the scab, which after a
uhlli fell oh. Mv skin Is now clenr, and I know by my
feelings that the ill cl.-a has gone from my system, You
can wsll believe that I feel what I am saying when I tell,
you, that 1 hold uu lo be ono of Ihe apostles of Uio ng,
and remain ever gratefully, Yours,
ALl'ISUD D.TAMT.Y.
St. Anthony's Five. Hose or ICryslimlnj.
Tetter nml Hnlt Kllelllil. Heal. I lleatlj
llliiyivui'iii, Sore lSyei, Urojis)'-
Dr. Robert M. rrttlo writes rrom Salem, N. Y,12th
Sep!,, 1S59, that he his cured nn tnvetcrato case ot
lUopiy, which thteatcnod to terminate fatally, by Hi
pcrreverlng use of our Harsntnrllla, aud also a dangerous.
Mtllgnanl Erytlpdcis by largo doses of tho sumo; soyi
ho cures tho common Eruptions by It constantly.
Ilrniichocclc, Goitre or Swelled NccJt.
'cbiilon ElO.in of Pmspect, Texas, writes t "Three lot
lk of your S.irs.ipnilllft clued ino from n GUlre ft hid
eous swelling on the neck, which I had sulloiod frota
over two j ears."
Ijeucorrlicen. or1VliUe,Ovnrlmi Tninor,
Utcilno Ulccrittlon, J..'cinulo IJIscuscs.
Dr. !. 1). S. Chaimlng, of New York City, writes " I
moit cheerfully comply with Iho lequcstof jour ngent In
saying I liaro fiund your Sarpopsrllla n most excellent
alteratlre In tin) numerous complelnts for which we
employ such a remedy, hut specially In female Diteaset
of (bo Ecrohilons diatheils. I have cuicd many Inretcr
to eases cf Leuc'ribcc! by It, and some whew Ilia com
plaint was caused by iifeei'iifien of tho uterus. Uio ulcer
ation llielf was soon cured, Nothing within my knowl
edge ermals It for Ihoso female derongemenls."
Ednard B. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., wrlles, "A dan
gerous oran'an fnnior on cue cf tho females lit my family,
which had deflod Ml tho remedies wo could employ, has
at length been completely cured liy your Extinct of fiv
enparllla. Our physician thought nothing but extirpa
tion could sfTord rcller, but he ndvliod Iho lihil or jmir
Farsapaillla as tho last resort before culling, an! It
proved eirectiial. After fnlilngycur remedy tight wesLs
Uo sy mptom cf the dlseaso remains."
Syphilis nml Ulercurlnl Dlscnso.
Niw Oitmxs. 2.'ilh Aucii't. lEta.
Dtt. X C. Arrn : Sir, I cheerfully comply with the re
quest of your ngent, nnd report lo you somo of tho cfloiu
1 nave leniizcu rtiiu jour carsnpaniia.
I have cured with It, In my practice, most r tbe con-
pl.ilnli for which It Ii roconimcnded, nnd Iimo fjuiul Its
effects truly wonderful In the euro of t'.no tulnnil Mer
curial Disease, line cf my pallsnts hid Syphilitic ulcers
In his tlito.it, which wero consuming his palato and tbs
top of lili mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken,
cuicdhlm In flyo weeks. Another was attacked by sec
ondary symptoms in hll uose, and tbe ulceration hud
eaten uwny a considerable part of It, so that I bclleix the
disorder would soon leach his brain and kill him. Hut it
jleldcd lo my administration cf jour Farsaparilla; tha
ulceu he.ilo.1, nvul he h well again, not of course without
somo dUtlguiatlou to his face. A woman whn had bcoc
treated for tho same disorder by mei enry was snlfeiltig
from this tiolson In her bones. They had become so sou
sltiio to Iho winllicr that on d damp day she sulTei.ed ex
cruciating psln In her joints nnd bones. She, tco, vu
cured enlhcly by your tjarssparllla hi ft few weeks. I
know fiom lis formula, which your agent gavo me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be a great
remedy; consequently, theso truly rcasikslls rssulu
with it haro not surprised me.
Fraternally yours, Cl.V LATIMER, M. D.
nhctinintlstn, Gout, lilvcv Complaint,
Ed ItnwtXDrxcE, Pieston Co., Vn., eih duly, 1853.
In. .7. C. Ann: fir, I havo been nflllc Vd with a pclo
ril chronic Jlheumalism fur a long time, l hlch bafllcd tin
skill of phi sichus, and slink to me In rplto of all tha
remedies I could find, until I tried yourfixeaparllla. Ou
bcttlo ciiu'd tne In two weeks, and lctored my riieia)
heallh so niiirli that I am far tatter tl m Ktoro I was
attacked. ItblukUawondeiminiedUlm,. J.FREA3L
Juhs Y. 0tclill, of St. Louis, writes: "I hato len
atlllcleil for years with nn ejection of the Liter, which
destroyed my health. 1 trlod eiory thing, andnvcry Ihlng
fsllid to rcliavo luo; nnd I haieU-eli a broken-down man
ftrsonie Jems from no other causo than tlavrremeht eif
Pie llur. My beloicl pniitor, tho l!ov. Mr. Erpy.odrlsed
Ino totry jcurSarsnpaiilln, hecausolio saidheknew jou,
and nny Ihhu oil m.iduwai woitli Hying, lly the blo
Ing rf tlol It has cmed me, and l.m so puilCed my blood
as to m.iko a new mnn of mo. I feel joung again. The
best that can be said of uu Ii not half gojd enough."
l-elih rtlB.Cnileer Tumors, ISiiInrrinent,
lllrcrut Inn, Curlca ml'.! liSnfollulton oi"
the Hones.
A sreat vaiHyof cuis hr.7eliccn repcrted to uswliere
curescf tlirse foreilihljle c u.ilnls lino lesulted fii-m
the ue of thi, rFiucly, but uiir apace here will not ndmk
them. Somo of tbcra inay lia found in onr Amerlfau
Almanac, which Iho agents below named mo pleased to
furnish giatls to all who cull for them.
Dj-sjiciisla, Ilenrt Dlscnac, Fltt, ICiUUp-8-,
Hfclniirltoly, lVniiiilf;ln.
Many remarliahle cures of Huso nflectkiiis have been
mvla by the alteratlre power of this mtdlcluo. It stimu
lates theiltal functions Bto vtjrrous action, and thui
oiercomes disorders whhh would ho supprfcd heyoinTIU
reach, fc'uch a letnedy hns long been irrjulred by tho ns
rcssltles oftho enple, and wo nio confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ron Tnu rapid cvue op
Coughs, C'nlils, Iiifluciizn, Ilonrsoncss,
Croup, llionr h II U, lutlpleilt Cou
Sllliilt Ion, unit Tor tho Itellcf
of t.'oiixiiiiipt tvo I'allilitK
In ndviturcil Stngcs
of tlio Ulstnsc.
This Is a remedy as uulvcrrally known to suipass any
other for Ihe cuio of tin oat and lnng' complaints, that 11
U useless hue to publish tlio eiidcnco of its virtues. Its
unrli ailed excellence for coughs nnd ctdds, and its truly
wonderful cures of pnlmonnry dlseapw, haio inado it
known throughout tho civilized nations of the enrlh,
Few aro Iho communities, or oren families, among them
who haio not some personal experience of Its effects
some tiling trophy in their midst of its llctory over the
Buttle and dangcious disorders of the throat and lungs.
As all know tho drenlful fatality of thesn disorders, nud
as they know, too, the effects of this remedy, w o need rol
do more than to assure them that It has now all tho vir
tue? that it did have when making the cures which haio
von so strongly upon the confidence cf mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., lowcll, Kas,
,'"' ") ''
Ijqoiusburg
i . uu, (1 M llngfubiich, nn.J J R Mnyor
J firhuyler, Itolirsbiitp j Masters i: tiou.
Masters. Rentoni Lazarus & Fislisr. Or.
MUmMe
nncevillc ; 0 T Fnwh r Fowlersiille: A Sillier, llsr.
Iiyiek; Low & llros , Centervlllo; II F IUIghart Ic Nusn
I rspvi Ml! fill ne maker, Duckhorn ltcighcrt tc Nuss,
I Mnlnvillo : J Mnirpless, Cattawlstai Creasy tc Co,
..,., i nun ueuiers evvrywiiere,
July 2(1, IPCS ly.
EVANS & WATSON--
.SK'&fS
iv4iaSK stores, Iron shutters Iron sash, all
mi'fuSfkT' tk'c,3'10 a"ymi,d9
rirc .Safes in one fin. .VI came out ri'ht: vitk ce
tent, in pood eonditlon. " '
Tlio Balamander Safes of riiitsdelnhia acninst ih.
world, iiiiuOdpnia against the
WAVC! S. r a enc?-M
!'AiNb WATf"ON,
Vi,vo '""! "IC dcniostratlon in the following ce,r.
,V',cn,c '""Ithelr mauiir.icturo of Halamander Safes has
,cnR'h fully warranted the representations which have
llCf!
nnuiiist the terrillc clement.
t... . . vu. , .
... .i,l-,ii u, rL'iiiiuiiiiu nn iinnniir,TP,i .,, rit.
Phllade Iphla April 12. 1P50.
.i . i . ' .'i "": tionticmcn-lt nllords us
tho highest satisfaction to statu to von. n.nt ,.-ini,,,
i 'lle,verynrotectivoiiialillesoftio of the Salamander,
-afes which we purchasid of you somo five month since
- I'uiunii in jewciri', nnn nil our tiooks,
sc., exposed to the rnlamlnotis, fire in Haustend place on
j thy morning of tho lltli mat.. r
i eii we reneettliat these safes were located in the
"i hulldins w occuniod and that lhcv
! lf"M'2 f J'Vfr... ?.lu'.up f "'""''tr ruin. )icr4r the
! v . , . f cn,l:";'1 ",u l,ras Viai" "
,.' i " "f "i rnri1 "efJ",,c'VB"Dn "f
r , ,, m, ' i m " 1,1 """'"""S I'toof of the gnat so-
ii- 1 Vi V.i.. ' ' " . "' ,
men or iMi.i . I ke 8r(;1" l'lsure in recommending Ujcc. t
men oi nusiness us n sure reliance against lire.
it-5-ti U''UKU1 H1MMUN8 6c IIRO., Jra
ii., iiu,ii!a,vo Bl"c,! l't'tchased six large Safes.
July SO. if .. August 20. 1K
GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
Mllvillc, Columbia Count, Perm's,
TIiIb well knows School for both snas will oprm
NovisjinEU ad,
The recent additions tn the buildings; rcnd,.r artcn
odatloiis for tiinro Ihan siuy boardi rs.
u, smiiy win embrace three drpnrln'.cnlt
"T oprh,'eii,'0if1c,k'min,c' l-uimnircial.
rs fultJ '., ,if,a,,rw 'r b""Itea by experienced fcatiV
Pare ts in I 'm '' f"r ""-'ir ro'l-'Tlivu 'positions.
u III i . . ... Ti , " 'isaiiei u nun no cuuru
ii l ilf,,!' n f.,l!"i,'n,lk0 '''"Pclionl worthy e.f pntiona.
' r. v.iii,. .. ""i "ur.ents, iiittiteciunili-
.'iWDVtM
.,...... i. . . a . 4n j ii ui in u'o i r . r
inn. , T'i, .wA . .'.
n. n.iiij,
incln.
Millvlllo, Pa., Hcpl. 13, IFM.
tZ, fi'WS'HS SALAMANDER fiAFErl, RK
rilT t'5i54T!K4toj?J! MOVED tn M,. Ill .,, r..,t
Lyi22iWJ Street, Philadelphia, hava ou
tfi,!-li3i5KtrQr .and a larco ussortment of Fir.,
IMabison m, oim,
M. & T. P.W AT.70,
Li VERY STAB LB J1TT.K 1 1 ED
itoRTii flsr.t'.tD Sr. litYvrtti: ,Vii e At k T k i
Nov 'A, tBK.