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MY OLD CABIN HOME.
I am going far away,
Far nway to lcavo you now,
To tbo Mississippi I am going,
I will tako my old banjo
And I'll sing this littlo song,
Away down in my Old Oabiu Homo.
Ononus :
Hero is my Old Cabin Homo,
ncro is my eistor anil my brother.
Here lies my wifb, tho joy of tny lifo.
And my obild in tho gravo with its raolhor.
I am going to leave this land,
"With this, our darkey band,
To travel all tho wide world over,
And when I got tired
I will settle down lo rest,
Away down in my old Cabin Homo.
Cuonus : Hero is my old Oabin Homo, ifco.
Whan old ago comes on us,
And my hair is turning gray,
I will hang up tho banjo all alone ;
I'll set by tho firo,
And I'll pass tho timo away,
Away down in my Old Cabin Home.
Ononus : Hero is my old Cabin Homo, &c.
'Tis there whero I roam,
Away down on tho old farm,
Wlioro all tho darkies am freo,
O merrily sound tho banjo
Tor do whito folkB round do room,
Away down in my old Oabin Home,
Ciiouus : Hero is my old Cabin Homo, &c.
' HOW TO KEEP BEEP.
In response to an inquiry for practical
directions how to ouro beef, so that it will
keep until June, and yet not too salt for
tho tablo.jW. B. Dryer, Douglass Co., III.,
writes to tho American Agriculturist:
For every 100 pounds of beef, use seven
pounds of salt, well rubbed on. Allow tho
beef to stand in tho salt for twenty-four
hours ; tako it from tho vessel and pour off
tho drippings ; then pack closely, and cov
er with brine, made as follows : For cvo
ry 100 pounds of beef, -4 ounces of Saltpo
ter, 4 ounces of Bicarbonato Soda, 1 qt.
Molnsses.
E. A. Leonard, Defiance Co., Ohio,says:
I allow the beef to cool Sufficiently after
. . ,
billing, Ellen OUt It inlO Convenient S1Z03 for
t , .. , , , . .
USO, anU paCK It lOOSly mtO a barrel in
wliM,T1,.- ... i i i .
WUIcn L liavo previOUJJy placed a quantity
nf trnnlr hr'inc T'!.- .1 - . i. n I
DI WCaK Drinc. Vnen the meat IS all in,
or tlin WrM f.,11 . 1.. .-:
. . . . i j .Ull. IUU U11UU liUV"
crsit. Let it stand two or threo days
then take out tho meat, throw away the
brine, rinse out the barrel, and repack tho
moat snugly. Malro a quantity of brine
sufficient to cover the meet, and strong
enough to bear an egg. Add 2 ounces of
saitpoter for every 100 pounds of meat,
pour it on tho meat, and it will keep until
hot weather.
A subscriber in Green co., III., writes :
To 8 gallons of rain water, add 2 pounds
of brown sugar, 1 quart of molasses,-4 oz.
of saltpetor, and enough of common salt to
make brine strong enough to float an egg.
Rub th""e beef well witti salt befora placiug
it in tho barrel. Then pour over it tho
prepared brine, and put on it a sufficient
weight to keep the beef covered with tho
pickle. Eaoh of tho above contributors
says, that tho method rcccommended has
been tried by him several years, and the
result was overy way satisfactory. Where
a considerable quantity ol beef is to bo
cured, it might bo well to try all the above
ways on different parcels ; wo should like
to hear which produces the best article
nest May or Juno.
American Agriculturist.
PICKLED PORK EQUAL TO FRESH.
A lady contributor at Perry, 111., sends
the following directions to tho American
Auricuhurisl : j'Lct tho meat cool thor
oughly, cut it into pieces 4 to C inches
wide, weigh them and pack as tight as
possiblo in tho barrel, salting ery tightly.
Cover the meat with brino made as strong
as possiblo. Pour off a gallon of the brino
and mix with it ono tablo spoonful of salt
peter for ovory hundred pounds of meat
and return it to the barrel. Let it stanri
ono month, then take out the moat, let it
drain twelve hours. Put the brino in an
iron kettle, add ono quurt of molases, or
two lbs. of sugar, and boil until peifectly
dear. When it is cold, return the meat
to the barrel, and pour on tho brine.
Weight it down, and keep it covered close,
and you will have tho sweetest meat you
ever tasted."
WIRE CLOTHES-LINE.
Geirgo E. Pomeroy, of Leanweo Co.,
Mich., in releronco to tho ose galvanizod
wiro for a oloths-linos "In the first days
of tolographing and iho introducion of gal
vanizoa wire for telegraph use, I fancied
it would make a good clothes-lino, I sued
it aud it worked woll. In 1848 I moved
to Miohigan 5 I put up tho wire for a lino,
end it is now in uso as good as the day it
was put up : it novor rusts or mildews
shrinks, or stroohes. Tinned wire will not
ns wer - it must bo zino-galvanized, Tho
tint cost is no more than hemp, and it will
last always." American Agrictdturist.
Italy upon a simple promise but diitiust
CONSUMPTION.
BCHENCK'S WLMONIO SYRVP
will, evict
0 N S V M P T 1 0 N
BC'llUNCJCa PUJLMONIO BYttUr
Wilt. (VRt
OONSUMI'TION.
ECIIENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
witx cone
CONSUMPTION.
BCHENCK'S SKA WEED TONIC
will rnii
D Y S P E P I A.
BCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIO
WILL Cl'RE
DYSPEPSIA.
BCHENOK'S Vea"wEED TONIC
WILL Cl'RE
D Y S.P E P S I A.
CHENCK'S 8UAVEED TONIC
WILL CORK
DYSPEPSIA.
BCHENCK'S MANDRAKE TILLS
WILL CURK
LIVElt COMPLAINTS.
SCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CORE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
BCIIENCK'3 MANDRAKE FILLS
WILL CURE
LIVEIl COMPLAINTS.
ECIIENCK'S mTnDUAKE PILLS
WILL CIRC
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DR. J. II. SCIIENCK lias n larco mill of room. MVn
32 llond Street Now York, where liu enn bo found every
Tticsdny, Irom II a. m. to 3 p. m., nnil nt No. 30 North
8Xth Street, Philadelphia. Pn.. every Saturday.
IU keeps a largo, supply of meillciuea nt Ills rooms',
which can be hail at all Union. Tlioso wishing advice
or an ciaminatloii of tho Lung will do well to call on
him as above. He make) no charge for advice, but fori
a thorough examination with the Rcspiromcter. Ills
price is 3.1.
Many persons arc afraid to liavo their lungs examin
ed by Dr. Scheuck for fear they will lie found incurable ,
n..,l I... .1.'.. ...n...... t. 1. ..... nfT .....tl 1. 1- 1
itiiu i.j ,i,u iniuns is iu. uum . 19 iw IUll, Iiuw
much better It would bo to know their condition at once,
as by nbundanco of evidence, Dr.ti. has shown sufficient
rcrtldcatcs In llils city that he has cured advanced
stages uf Consumption.
Dr. Schench's Principal Offico Is No. 30 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, where letters for advice should bo
dircctu .
Price of tho Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each SI per bottle, or $3 tue half dozen. Mandrake
Pills, S5 cents per box,
13" Tor sale by rtl Druggists and Storekeepers.
October 3, lBG3.-3m.
i. r. lveh.
L N. MOYr-,
New Drug Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"PHI", undersigned would Inform thclr.fricnda nml Hut
public generally, that they Have tnken the stand for
merly occupied by Oco. M.IIagcnhuch, iutlio Exchange
lluilding, ou Main street, iu llloouitburg, where he has
Just received a full supply of
Bvugs, nicliciiii$, Faints, Oils,
WhTch will bo sold on moderate terms for ready pay.
jo, NOTIONS generally, of every variety, sortnnd
size.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded, at
all times and on short notice.
Zy Confectionery of the best selections, and Soda
Water in season.
L7" A share of the public custom is respectfully so
licited. EYER & MOYEU.
Dloomsburg, April 11, 1803.
BLOOMSBURG SKYLIGHT,
Picture Gallery.
T1"0 undersigned informs tho citizens of nioom.
-L and nlghborliood, that ho lias taken the larg room
"'O Exchaugu lllock, extending over Harney Stolincr
llakcry, nnd tho Bookstore where ho has put in
alargeSkyllplt. ItisonlybySkyllglitthat good pic-
tures can boti ion especially groups where each person
canbotakehj istas well as separata,
He linn Ron to considerable expense to make his cs
tablishment first clnssoun, and ho tllTCforo solicits a
HU?mipatro tocnahienim.tocorifWDUy Introduce
tho mode J improvements of tho art.
E7" Conn ,) produce taken in Exchange for pictures
IIEM14V ltOSENSTOCK.
nioonuburg, Nov. 23 1801. Nov. n '52
H. C. H O W E 11,
SURGEON DENTIST,
RFSPEC'ITULLV oflY rs his profess
ional services to tho ladles and gentle
men of i:luoinsburK and vicinity, lie is
nrenared In utlrni! In nil tho n.lnu
operations in the line of his profession, nnd is provided
with the latCkt improved POHCKLJiUt TEETJl; which
will bo inserted on gold, platina, silver and rubber baso
tolookivcll as the natural teeth
Mineral plate and block teeth manufactured nnd all
operations ou teeth, carefully and properly attended tu.
Residence and office u few doorB above tho Court
House, same side,
Illoomsburg, JunoO. 1803,
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.
fTUlE undersigned respectfully Informs his old friend '
X and customers, that he has purchased his brothers I
ntcrest in tho above establishment, andthu concern wilt
hereafter bo conducted by hiiiiselfcxcluslvely.
ue uas jusv recciveu nnu oners tor sale, tnu larg
est mid most extensive assortment of FANCY
STOVES ever introduced into this market.
His stock consists of a r omnlntn nMoortmpnt of
he best Cooking and parlor stoves in the market, togeth
er Willi Stove l'ixtures of every .kscripti Oven nnd
Box Stoves, Radiators, Cylindar Stoves, Cost Iron Air
Tight stoves. Cannon Stoves, &c, &c. Stovepipe and
Tinware constantly ou hand nnd manufactured to order.
All kinds of repairing done, us usual, on short notice.
Tho patronage of old friends and new customers re
pectfully solicited. A. 31. RUPERT.
Olooinsburg, November 3d 18fi0. If.
PORK'S 110 Tl
J i
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Penna.
SILAS DODSON) Proprietor.
n'akcsplcasiire in announcing to the public that ho
J has taken and thoroughly refuted the l'orks Hotel
fcrmerly oecuplcd by Robert llugenbuch, Illocmsburg,
nud Is prepared In accomodate travellers, teamsters,
drovers and boarders. His table will bo supplied with
best products the markets afford, and his liar will bo
constantly furnished with tho choicest liquors,
DT7A largo iiiiilcoinniodioin stable has been erected,
with n convenient stable attached. Attentive- ostlers
will always bo in attendance, nnd he trusts his obliging
attention to customers will secure him a liberal share ef
patronage:
lllobmeburg, Ta.. N'ov. S3, 16C2.
ATTENTION 1
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COttCRRM.
The undersigned being a regularly "licensed Auction
ccr," horeby otrers his services as such, to nil who
may feci disposed to give him a call. His great expe
rience in the business, will enable him to render satis
faction to his customers. At the same time ho Cautions
all Auctioneers, "not licensed," from following tuid
calling, as the Que fixed by the United States will
surely bo imposed, and , the law carried out to its full
extent. All persons donirlng to obtain my services, will
plcu.c inform mo to that elicit before they advertise,
J. O. RICE. Acctiokics.
Light Street, Nor. 14, 1EG3.
STILZ & HARTLEY,
Consolidation Bank Dullding,
329 North Third Street between
Vine
Callowhill,
. - . P II I L A D E I. r II I Ai
Juno 20, 16G3 ly.
WALNUT HOTEffi,
LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Fr
riMIE undersigned has located at tho above name
X hotel, formerly occupied by Peter Schug, and sollc
its a share of public patronage,
E7 Cood accommodations for man and beast. Tbf
best kind of liiuors at the bar.
. .... J u KICE, Proprietor.
April II, IEC3' '
LEATHER ! LEATHER I !
THE undersigned would announce, that ho has on hand
athisUatandCap Emporium, on Main St Illooms
burg, an assortment of different kind of leather, such ns
fine calf skins, morocco, (red andblacK)nnd linings, all
cf which he will selUbeapcrthuii can bo had elsewhere
in this market. Call and txctnine them for yourselves
k, .. .... JOHN K. CHITON.
Bloomsburg, May 4, 166;.
FRISUMUTII JfclinOTHEnS.
WHOLESALE
TOBAOOO DEALER?
NO.105,NORTII TIIIUU STREET
Five dooribelowKare,
PHILADELPHIA
(Opposite lnatennemt Hall,)
CHESTN UT BTR EET.IIETWEEN FIFTH k SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA,
WVATT U. ilEUI.I.NdS,
. PrtprlMiTi,
KsVimtir l, fMtrA i, issi
I -ouij!i4JMj5r lA)MtS ALL! I '
J J. BK0WER
VYTILL rxpojo to pAIc every day this
TT Fall and Winter, (iiiutnyi excepted,) a largo
and well selected atroitmrmt of
American French nitd English (innils,
Just from the Eastern markets. Plain lljoss floods are
tho latest fashion, such ns Cashmere Merinos, I'll to
Mohair Silk Finish, Alpaccas of all shades
DELAINS at 1H, 1212, ar, 31 and 35 cts.
CALICOES from 18 to 25 cents.
SHAWLS all wool, long &
square, at prions to suit
purchasers,
NUBIAS AN) WOOL HOODS
or KvfcRY riEscmrrio.
Cloths, Cassiiners and Joans, for Mon and
Hoys wear, chrnp. Ibillfi1 Collars, Cuffs. Sleeves,
Head Nets, and dress trimmings.
Hatched ami Unbleached Rluslius,
will be sold nt a very small advance.
Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidering Braids, fi
small wares in great variety.
Linen Carpet Chain
and cotton yarn.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' gaiters, toilet clippers, children's gaiters and
shoes, and a large stock to select from at all
prices. Trunks nml oil cloth satchels,
Uuccuswarc und Hardware,
g ft 'O til .2 K IKS,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
at low prices, and in fact almost every tiling in tny lino
that may be called for, as 1 have purchased a ttmt.li Inr
ger stock of goods than Usual, and inn determined to
sell them at very small profits, for ready pay.
Ladies will And it to their advantage: to buy their
Dress floods at this establishment, as I will prcseti. to
every Lndy customer, who may dcslro it, ono of Mud
aino Demorest's latest sleeva patterns. Call and sco
tho Mirror' of Fnshlon, Just published, with lull and
rcliab'o description of the latest Paris fashions.
Illoomsbtirg, Sept. fid. ISM.
E. & II. T. ANTHONY,
M ANUr AOTUR ERS OF P II OTOO R A V II I C
M A T E R I A L S,
C01 Broadway i Neio Fork.
PHOTOfiRAPH
Our Catalogue now embraces considerably over four
thousand different subjects (to tthich additions arc con
tinually being made) of Portraits of Eminent Ameri
cans, etc., viz : S Major-tienernls. l!)u Hrlg -(ionerals,
M'J Colonels, 81 I.iuiit.-I'nlonels, '.'(IT other Officers, bU
Navy Officers, 5S5 b'tnteeineu, lil DiUncs, 11U Authors,
3D Artl'tx, Hi Stago, 10 Prominent Women, 147 Prom
inent l'oreigu Portraits.
2,500 Copies of Works of Art,
Including reproductioiiH of the most celebrated Engra
vings. Paintings, Statues, Ice. Catalogues sent on re
ceipt of stamp, An order for ono dozen pictures from
our Catalogue will be tilled on receipt of Sl.tU, and
scut by mail, free.
piioTOGHAP'fna albums:
Of these we maHurarturc n great variety, ranging in
price from 50 cents to S30 each ,
Our Albums have tho reputation of being superior in
beauty and durability to liny others. The smaller
kinds ran be sent safely by in. ill at a postngc of bix
cents per oz. Iho more expensive can bo sent by ex
press. We also keep a lare assortment of Stcrescopes and
Stcrescoplc views. Our Cataloaue of these will bo
sent to any address on receipt of ttamp. E. &II. T
Anthony, Manufaiturers of Photographic Materials
501 llroudway, New V'ork
l'rlends or relatives of prominent military men will
confer a favor by sending us their likenesses to copy.
They will bo kept cnicfully and returned uninjured.
Kino Album made to order tor congregation! to pre
sent to their Pastor, or fur other purposes, with suita
ble Inscriptions, &c.
August BJ, 1803-Um.
THE GREAT WORLD'S t"AIR EXIIIMTION HELD
IN LONDON 1851.
TIIOS. W,
MATTSON
Was awarded the Prize Med
al for lila superiority overall
compeiiuons i
States for his
In
'iVivi.lltn
He being tho Inventor and S&Sf
Manufacturer of Clastic steel
Spring solid Sole Leather and solid Riveted Iron Frame
Travelling Trunks, Valises, Ladies Hat Uascs, Carpet
Rags. Leather Dags, Umbrellas ami Hobby Horses,
Hoys' f.igs. Propellers, Wheelberruws, 4ic., which he
U prepared to sell at the lowest manufacturing price.
The most extensive Trunk and Carpet Una .Manufactur
er in Philadelphia.
4UJ MAUKET STREET, ono door nbeve rourth.
South side, PHILADELPHIA,
C7"Sales room on the first Hour. w
K7"Trunk neatly rupaircd or exchanged for now
ones. Call und sec, as wo sell very cheap for cash.
r ov. 11, ISf.3 12iiio.
National Foundry.
15LOOMSI1URG, COLUMBIA CO., PA.
THE subscriber, proprietor of tho above named ex
tensive establishment, is noiv prepared to receive
orders for
Ail Kinds of machinery,
for Collcries, I'.last Furnaces, Stationary Engines, Mills
THRASHING MACHINES. 4cC.
He in ulso orennred to inal.u Stoves, all sizes and
patterns, plow-irons, and everything usually made in
nrsi-ciass couuurics.
His extensive lacilities and practical workmen, war
jaiijtlilm in receiving' the largest contracts un the
inovPreasonablo terms.
O'-" Crain of All kinds will bu taken in cxchaune for
casting.
Ej-'J'liis establishment is lora.cdncar the Lackawan
na 3- Uloouinburg Railroad Depot.
PETER P.ILLMEYEK.
nuoinsburg, Sept. 12, 1803.
Exchange Motel,
j.ATE COL, R, B. JONES.J
No. 77 Dock Street, next door to the
Post Office, Philadelphia.
This well known establishment maintains its usual
celebrity, and its well known repuiutiou of being
the best
HOTEL. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Shall bo sustained, Room may bo had at all liourj
pw night, 37 cents J per week, $2 30, per mouth, Sift
Tho liar and Eating Departments arc furnished will:
the best of everything tlio market can produce.
GAME, FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
and delicacies of every dime may bo had at a luomc I's
notice.
Meals at 12 cents and upwnrda. and may bo had from
S A. M. till 12 al night, (jcntleincii may rctt niiiircd
that no expense will bo spared to render this Hotel a
model one,
J. OTTENKIRK. Propr.
March 7. 16fi3-nui,
rUHLIC SQtWE, U'lLKES-BAHUE, PA.
rpHnun'ersigned, having taken this well-known stand
X (formerly of .Major Puterlniugh), respectfully solij
its tlio patronugo of the public.
No pains will be spared in any of its departments, to
render satisfaction to all guest, Tho TAULE and the
BAR will always bo supplied with tho
REST THE MARKET API'ORDS.
I7 flood c'tablingfor Horses and attentive Hostlers.
Tho "Exchange" is eligibly situated ou tho Public
Stuare, and has therefore peculiar advantages toper
sons attending Court or doing business in tho public
rjlllces. Charges moderate.
N.U. Whenever you coino lo town, please call.
II. J. YAPLE.
Wilkes-Barro, Nov 13. 1FC2!
KJJW JEUSKY lAKilS FOIt SALE,
ALSO,
GARDEN AND FRUIT FARMS,
Suitublo for Crnpes, Peaches, Pears, Raspberries,
Strenberries, lllackberries, Currents, tec, of I. '.'IS,
10 oa 20 acres each, iu the following prices for tlio
present. via: 20 acres lor S200, 10 ncres fur SI iu, 5
acres for SbO, 2 acres for 310, 1 acre Clk&'.'O. Puyublo
by one dollar a neck.
Also, good Cranbury lands, and village lots in Cheat
wood, 23 by 10i feet, at S10 each, payablu by oua dol
lar a week. The ubovu land and t'armo. arc situate a
Cheatwoud, Washington township, llurlingtou county
New Jersey.. Tor further information, apply, with
P. O. Stamp, for a circular, In
11. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 00 Cedar Street, New York, N.V.
January 17, 1:C3.
STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.
j., 'IIE iwdersigned would inform the citiensor
ft'jg I liloonnbiirg and vicinity, that ho Imsjukt o
JhyatJ cived aud offers for salu nnu of the mobtextcnslvo
'12 nsbortiuents of COOKINOund F.lNi V BTOVEl
ever introduced Into this market. Tho Christopher Ci
umbus, James Rnbbaud Globe uiu among tho first tins
cooking Stoves, all of which aro air-tight nndgas biirnes
Ills Parlor stoves aro liaiidsomo und the assortment vr
ried. ALSO Particular uttention Is paid to Tin-Wan
and Houke Snouting, upon .liort notice. All kinds o;
repairing will bo dnuu w ith neatness and despatch.
Ky" Country produce taken in exchange for work.
PHILIP S. MOYER.
.Bloomsburg, MaylO, ItOi.
M. & T. IV WATSON
LIVERY STABLE TTACDED.
boeth Htcpitv St, DiTWttii M
xt h Alien, Fat la
hot v, tin
in mo uniira yt-W&flSVH
Improvements Ai)sVo-l4l&
'PHIS INSTITUTION Is under Iho solo management
I and direction of Prof. I), U', LoncLt, so long Prin
cipal or ma
vi.wimitox coMMi'.ncut. cot.LF.at:.
The course of Instruction embraces nil the requisites
nf n thorough practical business education, nnd has
been lately extended by the Introduction of an Actu.il
lluslness Course, in which the Student engages In tho
regular routine ol business transactions, exemplified
and familiarized by means ol n store, (In which tho
actual limintts of buying mid selling goods Is curried
on by each Student,) nud lluslness Olllcei, viz : Hanks
of lssunnnd Deposit, Ralt-Uoadlngniid Stcnin-Iloatlug
Pot Office, Telegraph. &c, &c.
Tim Proprietor lin.i spared iiutlmoor expense In ma
king this Course tho most thorough nnd complete of
any ever prcsonted to the public, and feels fully as
sured that after having been himself engaged in actual
business, nnd having had many years' expcrlenco nt
teaching the fcinco uf Accounts, nnd being aided by
n full ami clllrelenl corns nf lenrliera. ho will bo ru
bied to inako thorough and successful graduates of all
who may place themselves under his ihurge.
PKJfSMJfSllirl
In Hits rsscntlnl branch of n buslnss education no
College offers better facilities to tho learner. The
Spcnccrinn system will ba taught 111 all Its varieties by
the. most skillful masters of the art. Specimens of
Writing from this Institution have received the highest
encomiums from the press,
For general Information, terms, tic, address forCol.
lego Monthly, which will bo moiled free; ror speci
mens of l'ciiin.niihlp, enrlnso two three cent stnmps,
Address I). W LOWELL, Principal.
1 owell's Commcrclnl College, llliichnnitnn, N, Y.
P. S. One of Hitter & Duncan's No. I highly finished
Hue, perfect point, quill spring fluid Pens, nitli holder
nud cnie, warranted for ono year nnd to suit, wilt bo
si'iit, free of cluirgu to any one who will remit $3,50 tu
the abnvo address.
Octoboj 3, le'tlll ly.
NATIONAL COMMEiUlAL COUHGKS
LOCATED IN
PHILADELPHIA,
S.E. CORNER 7TII AND CHESTNUT STS.,
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fflhiffalo. Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
and Si. Louis.
flook-keoplng, Penmanship, Commercial Arlthtnetit
Commercial Law, l'orins, Correspondence, Ate, pinct
cully taught.
Theso Colleges being under tho same general nnd lo
cal management, and uniting in each the advantage
of all, oiler greater facilities for imparting Itintriic. I l
than any other similar institution in the country.
A Scholarship issued by any ouu is good in all fct n
unlimited lime.
Tho Philadelphia College has been recently cnlait
nnd refurnished in a superior manner, and is nowfl I
largest and must prosperous Commercial Institution 1 r
tho State.
Ilryant & Ftratton's series of Text Rooks, cmbrnc
Ilook-kceplng, Commercial Arithmetic, and Coinmcr
Law. for sale, and sent by mail.
K7 l'nrfull particular! send for a circular.
October IB, leu'2ISm.
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'" " :.tJ STt.w-.-3 CT--.7l
1,1 .Ml-i. LnFl
THEunderslgn.'iMsnrso extensively cngngeiT in the
Undertalins lluiluai, and keeps constantly on hand
ml for sale at his Warcrooms, a largo assortment of
FINISHED f'OFFLNS,
Ry which he is enabled to till orders on prerriitntinn
Ai.eo Keeps a good Ilorsoand Hearso, and will at al
times bo ready to attend 1'uucrcls.
SIMON C. SH1VE.
ninnmidmrg, January 23, lEi'J
FltES-N A tl li V A L
EVEEYEOB
"THE undersigned, grateful for past patronage, respec
(J fully informs his ciiftu mers and tjiepiiblicgenerully
itiui iiu no. jHBi luurivuu ii.'iii mu i.a&.eruc CHIOS, III
largest and most select stock of
iall and Winter
That has yst been opened in Illoomsburg, to which ho
invites tho attention of his friends, and assures them
that they aro offered fur sale at great bargains. His
Stock cumpriscs n large assortment of
(1E.VTLE.ME.V S WEARING APPAREL,
Comrisuiig ol t''AsiiiONABr,i: DRCbS Covts, ofevery dos
cription j 1'auts, Veets, Shirts, Cravats Stocks, Cotton
Ilaudkercliicfs, Uluves, Suspenders, &c.
GOLD WATCHES
AND
JKWjLRY,
Of every description, fine nud cheap.
N. II. Remember " Laitenberg's Cheap Emporium,'
call and sec. No charge for naming Good".
DAVID LOWENlinnn
Illoomsburg, August 2U. ieo3. (June 1H39.J
First Great Arrival.
OF
8!
The undcrigneil, has, just replenished his Storo
House in Orangovillo, with u ucll-sclectcd asssrotiuerit
FALL & WINTER GOODS
Consisting in part of Cloths, Silks, Muslins, (T.issi
niere, Giiigliams, Caliroes, Shawls, Hosieries, Carpels
ami Ladies' I-ancv Ubess Goodi, generally, from 121 tn
75cts and Prints from 12 to23cts,
liJilADr MADIfi CLOTHING.
Hats, Hoots li Shoci Mackerel Molaassce, Sugar It
Salt.
GROOERIES GENERALLY.
Willi all other artlles. ui-ually kept in conutry SI ires,
to which he Invites tho early attention of old mid lew
cUhtomcrs. Having been nt tlio City in tho right lino
bought low und paid cash he will be ublo to coin eto
Willi tho bust, and sell for smnll profits nnd pri ipt
pay. Ills friends aro invited to pop iu and seo tho
fcights,
WSI FRITZ.
Orangovillo, Nov 7, 1?03.
FANCY FURS ! FANCY FURS ! !
John Farcira,
718 Aich Street, below 8th,
EoutU side, Philadelphia.
Importer, Manufacturer of
and Dealer in all kinds of
FANCY EUHSI
for Ladies' aud Children's
Wear.
I wish to return my thanks to tny friends of Colum
bia and tho surrounding counties, for their very liberal
patronage extended to mo during tlio last few iars,
uml would say to them that I now have iu store, of my
own Importation and inaiiufucluro a very extensive as
sortment of nil tbo di ll'ere n I kinds and qualities nf
Fancy Pens for Ladles and Children, that w ill bu worn
during tlio Full and U jntur seasons.
Uclngthe direct Importer of all my Furs from Eu
rope nud having llieiu till manufactured under my own
supervision enables inn tp oiler my customers and tho
publico much handsomer Bet of Furs for tho sumu
money. Ladies please give mo a cull befuru purchas
ing I Please remember tho name, number nml street,
JOHN FAltCIIIA.
No. 718 Arch Strut, l'liiLADEU-iru.
Sept, 12, lM3.-ainoj.
JOHN 0. YEAGER,
MANUFACTURER & WHOLESALE DEALER IN
fi&HA'JX CAP8,
STRAW GOODS, RONN'ETS AND
ARTIFICIAL FLOWEUS,
No. 267 North Third Street. Phila'd.
KtY, X. UM
1 1 1 Ml I I iii JuSE'-WAXi I
ium inw ii m i mi wmm
mem e&ttwsise
-ron-
Another Call.
MORE MEN WANTED 1
REVOLUTION IN II1GJ1 PRICES.
LJ1UGE ARRIVAL OF
Fall & Winter Goods,'
AT PETER ENT'S STORE, I
IX LIGHT STREET, COLUMBIA COUXTV, P A,
HAS Just received from Philadelphia, and Is now
opcnlngjit Iho old stand hte'y occupied by Marti
k Ent, n splendid assortment of
which will bo sold cheap lor
CAFII OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
His stockconslsts of Ladies Dtcss Goods choicest styles
and latest fashions
Calicos,
Muslins,
Giugliams,
Flannels,
Carpets., 1
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OMsimcrcs,
Satin&s, i
" Cottonadcs,
Kontucky Jeans,
Thread, &c. j
Groceries, 1
Quconswaro, '
Gcdarware,
Hardwaro,
Medicines,
Drugs),
Oils,
Paints,
BOOTS & SHOES. HATS & GAPS.
In short f cry thing nsunhy kept in n country storo
Tho patronage of old friends, and tho public general
ly, is respeitfully sn'icitcd.
Tlio highest market price paid for country produce.
PETER ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 7, lr?C3.
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS!
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Pall & Winter Goods
GO TO
I'reasy's Store, iu Light Street, Pa.
Who Keeps all Kinds of
CALICO,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM,
FLANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
IT . ,ur 4-i
&HAt Jjo,
Heady-Made Clothing
Sugars,
Molasses,
Coffees,
Teas, Fish,
Salt, Bacon,
Hams, Lard,
Tobacco, Sugars,
Hats, Boot",
Caps, Shoe's,
Drugs', Oils,
Paints, &c, &o.
In ndditlnii to our largo 6tock of Dry Conits, we liavo
a large nud full assortment of Ready Made Clothing
for ieii und lloys wear which wo are determined to
sell cheaper th n can bo bought elscu hero. Call and
kce. and Judge for yourselves.
II. W. CREASY & CO.
Light Street. Nov. . !:.
THE m' tiUuCKBY SToItU.
MORE FRKSII GOODS. 1
Just received at Erasmus' New Store.
Molasses,
Sugars,
Teas, ,
Coffee,
Rice,
Spices, I
HaTS and Caps,
Fish,
Salt,
Tobacco,
Socars,
Candies,
Razens,
FEED AND PROVISIONS.
Together with a great variety of notionsund etcete
ras, ton numerous lo mention.
OirlIuttcr, Eggs., Meat and produce generally taken
in exchange fur goods,
A. II, ERASMUS.
Illoomsburg, May !), 16C3,
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
FALL & Wfffit GOODS,
Miller's Store. 1
THE subscriber has just returned from the Cities
with another largo and select aisortmet of
FALL AND U'NTER GOODS,
purchased nt Philadelphia, at tlio lowest figure, nnd
w hich they are determined to sell on as moderate terms
ns can bu procured clscwhcru iu Illoomsburg, 1 1 is
stork comprises
LADIES' DHhSS GOODS,
uf choicest styles and latest fashion,
DUY GOODS, AXD GliOCFMIES,
lhlllDW till: QUEEXsll'AHE,
CEVAli ll'AltE, HOLLOW WAItE
IROX, XAILS, HOOTS 4- SHOES
HATS if CAPS, &.C., yc yc,
III short everything usually kept In country Stores
to whiih he invito the public generally.
Tho Highest price paid for country produce.
S. II. MILLER
niooinsburg, Oct. 31, 18C3.
IIARRISRURG, PA.
THIS old established House has undcrgond citensivo
iiuproveminents, nnd belli thorouglily renovated
iiiniM "!.', Tf",.0'
Crouuds 1 " " t8U'U 6Ut0 t-U'"1 a"a ' uW,c
ID" For tho nccommodntion of our guests, wo liavo
recently commenced to run a Coach to nml from tho
Railroad. In this manner unpleasant delay in leaving
tlio Depot fur the Hotel will bo atoideii. ami much
more timo nflorded guebts for meals when leaving tho
Houeo.
lntcnding tliot tho I1UEIILER HOUSE shall bo rcully
a home-like resort for Iho stranger and traveler wo ro
pectfully sulicil ucoiilinuuiicecf tiiopu lie patronage.
OEO. J, liOLTON,
Oct. 3, 1803, Propiielor.
AND CENCBAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT
I rjLOOMSIIURO, COLUMRIA CO, 1 .
K7rARTlCUt.AR ATTtMIOK OtVtN TO PATENT Rl ITS.Q
September S, leiid-'Bni,
1 1
F. 0. HARRISON , 31
WOULD respectfully iufurni tho citizen
burg, and vicinity, tli.it Do continues llise
MElilt'lXi! j)Ji'n KiniriL-n'
nd solicits u sharu uf public patroinige, '
Orm, , on Main Street, flrst home bUw lbs Court'
Uouse, lllitiuislmrg.
Fvbniory t.iA-U.
WWMM
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.'.GOLDIEltL IN THE ARMY
CURE YOUR GOUG II FOR 1!J GENTS 'J andour ieople atiiomu
The best uni cheapest lomeholl remedy ftSB.M
MAPAME ZADOO POUTER'S
mvt&ft Cilia BitsoaatD
MADAmE ZADOO PCR.
TLR'S Curatlvo llaltatn Is
In tlio ilirectliins. In cure In
nil rases Coughs, Colds,
Wlioopln Cough, Afilmm
ami nil ntrertlnns of tho
thtont and Ldngs,
Madame Zadnc porter's
Ilnlsam Is prepared with all
the requisite skill, from n
cembliintloli of (he best rem
edies the vegetable klnadoiii
affords, lis remedial inall
tics nro bared ou lis power
to assist tlio heallhy clrcii
latlon nf tlio blood, through
the I. lings, It Is Hot n vio
lent remedy, but otuollcnt
warming, senrclilng niideff coiisldcrntlon, we reftird it in decldodly the rhonntst
eclive; can bo taken by tin arliilo of tho kind Iu tlio market. Price, in good run
oldest person or Iho young- nlng order, $:t.5, or case of 0 for SJOU.
est child, I lis" Ve uk ko pay in ndvimci', hut 11l forward
cither of them to responsible partlus. to any putt of
MmtainZ.idoc Porter's bnl. thuloynl Slates with bill n ivnble to
sam has been Iu uso by tho
nun 1 1: lur over jo j eurs, nnu '
ins neorircd Its liresent sain
Imply by being rccoinmen. I
ded by tboo who hnvo used i
it to their nllllcted friends ,
and others
Mot Important. Madame Zadnc Porter's Curatlvo
Ilnlsam Is sold nt n prlco which brings it In the reach
of every one tn keep It convenient for mo. Tho time
ly uso nfn slnglobottlo will proo to bo worth I (it)
times Its cost.
NOTICL, Save your money! Do nut bepemnded
tn pareunia articles at is in iji which no not coniaiii
tho virtues of a El cent bottlo ofMndnmo Porter's Cu
I
rative Ralsani, tlio cost ol nnniitarliiring lilcli is us
great nsnlmojtnny other nieillclno j and tlio very low ,
prece It which It Is sold, makes th prollt to tho sell-
er npnn. 'til y cmnll, and uiiprlnelpaled denier wilt I
somnllmes nxonimend other medicines on Inch their ,
prnnts nro Inrger, unless Iho ciiMomcrH insist upon
linviiu. Mndamo Porter's and nnno othrr. Ask for
Slmlame Porter's Curative llalsam. price El rents, nud
n Inrga bottles at S3 ue'lts, nud tnku Ho other.
tC?"Solil by nil l)ruggltsuiid Storekeeperc'ot Elcts.
n,.d In larger bottles ni '.' cent".
HALL & RUCKLE, Pr printers, New Vorlt.
Jnnuary SI, Itfill.
$100 REWARD !
For a Medicine that will Cum:
COUGHS, 1XEI.UEYZ.1, TlCkLlXd 1XT1IE THhO.1T
mtOOPJXO-COUOH, OH HELIEfE COX
SUMPTII'E COUGHS, AS QUUi AS
sob's mmu balsam.
Over Five 'llioiisautl ilottlts
have been sdIi! In its native town, and lint u single in
1 stance of its failure is known,
Wo have, in our possession, any quantity of certifi
cates, mine nf them from eminent phy.iciuu', who
have used it i n their practice, and given it tha pre-cml-nencu
over any other (ompoiiud. It dues dot dry up u
cough, but loosens It, so ni to enable tho patient M ev
' jiettnrjto freely. Two or tliruo doses will invariably
i cure tickling in tho throat. A half bottlo has often
completely tuied thu luo-t
STUbUOUN COUGH.
and yet. though it is so sure nud rpeedy Iu its npi-rntion
, it is perfectly harnilcss, being purely vegetabln. It if.
I very agreeable lo the tntte, atnl may be anininistcred
to children of any nge,
IN CASES OF CROUP
I wo ill guarantee n cure, if taken in season. No
family should bo without it. It is within the reach of
i all, the price being
ONLY 25 CENTS.
And if an Investment ami thorough trial does not
I "buck up" the abmn statement, iho money will bo ru'
funded. Wu say this knowing its ni-ril.-, nnd feel ion
I fldci t tiiat ono trial uill secure for it u homo in every
household.
Do not waste away with Coughing, when so small
.in in utiiiirnt iu cure j un, 11 iiuij- no nun 01 any ri
gpnrtnblc Druggist in tnnn, who will furnish jou with
u tir.:uiur ui geiiuiiio icriiiiciiics ni tines u nas uiauo
C. (1. CLARK & CO.. Prnpriitors.
New ll.nm, Cc.
"IS" At wholesale, by Johnston, IlollowaviL'owdeii,
5.1 nrth Si.Mh Streit, Philadelphia, Pa. Fur salo by
Druggists in city, rountry, aud everywhere,
Sept. 21, ldU3 Cm
NEW ARRIVAL.
Fall & Winter Goods
At A. J. Evans'
fH
UM! EMPORIUM !
BLOOMSBURG, PENN.
LVTEST SYLES CAEAP GOODS '
'I'lli; undersigned reppei tfully infirma his fri.-n J
I and tlie public generally, that he ti.n Ju.t received
from tho Euteiu cities, a large uinrtuiHit of
N. E VI & Vj O 0? K X C3
b'.'ing the list assortment ever offered in Hih marki t.
Also n complete assortment nf Ho t Cluihiug. Iu fjet
everything iu tho Clotliiiis Linn For tlioso who prefer
to leave their measures, n perfect lit guaranteed, nnd
unfiling but the best workmanship nllnwnd at tills es
tablishment. Ho ulau keeps ou hand a largo ugsort
lucnt of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS, together with a variety of notions.
Zj- CALL AMI Sl.E Foil VOURSEI.F. fl
A. J. EVANS.
Eloonnburg, Nov. SI, 15C3.
li
"tVj EV AND SECOND HAND SAFES,
or sale c can. at Ntw York s-nfu llenni. ?1 Wit.
nam Btreet, wcw vrK.
6. A. GREGG.
SIZC AND PRICES OF LII.I lE'S FIRE PROt T
SAFES
, OUTSIDE:
nmi.iiT. winru. Dirrn.
No. 4 24 si) yu
No. S Sil m m
No. 3 20 si SI
No. 1 3i S3 SI
No. S 3! ,11 St
No. li 40 31 SI
IXSIDE:
Ht'ioiiT. witirir, otpTii.
No. 1 17 it i
No. a 1UJ mi o
No. 3 St 15 i-j
No. I 22 Jrt 13
No 5 21 . 21 H
No. U 31 21 . u
TRICE.
.. 550 tiO
. I (MID
, ;n o i
. M III)
. 1110 UI)
. 115 1)0
No. 1
No. S
No. 3
No. 1
No. 5
No. li
November 11, 16ti3.
Greenwood Seminary.
ENGLISH, CL.1SSIC.iL AXD CO.VMEItCIJlL SCHOOL
EOU BOTH SEXES.
T. M. FOTT5, Prixcii-al, i
Mathmatitt, Hock Keeping and Natural Scienett.
J. B. Pa'tTON, A. M., i
Kocutlo?i, Literature, axil Ancient eini Modern languages,
Tho Scholastic year is divided into four quarters of
eleven weiks each, commencing ns follows ; On tho
second Mondty iu August.tlio lirst .Monday in November
tlio third Monday in January, and tlio second .Monday ,
in April. ;
Till, EXPENSES
' Per quarter for Hoarding nud Tuition In EnglLh, rnngo
from SSJ 00 to 831 00. Languages, .Music and Draw.
I ill' .-in, iiYtr'n
lp" For Circulars or further particulars, address tho
Principal at MILI.Yll.LE, COI.UMIHA CO., PA.
October 3, ltC3 ly.
ROSE MONT 0EMETRY.
I
" Time is MoilCI "
TTAstt nor been fl,ti ,,.....,. .1... ,. 1
I"! lytowait until you I vua frie 1V1 diud Iff iro
, Eotn look altera place of Jiriu" ; tlu 'n nruTou h p,JI
pareu luseieci.youriuiuil lieingin 11 instructed stuto.you
will as likely get n bad shapoor bad size lot as good and
desirable one. Rusomouut Ci-metry company otl'ers a
greai innny uiro locaieu ion tor salo ; and nuw whilst
you and your family uro in lieultli is the time to select n
1 lot and put uiu order, by tailing 011 the undersigned (ou
can bnnri'oinpatiiod lo the ground, examine tlictu and as- I
sertalu the cost.
I. W. HARTilAN, 7-rrarurcr.
illoiumsburg, Sept. IS. Ie03. 3m
r Lq'
Attorney
Law,
Hazlclon, J.uzcme co,, Pa.
RcrrrsR to Hon, John Walls, Lew Isburg, Pa.
William Cameron, President of tho Lewlsbuig Rank,
J. II. Packer, President of iho Northumberland Hank
llloouisbiirg, Jui,u S7, lfJ(j:i. ly.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
1 Card Photographs, lllank Hooks, ratnlly lllblcs,
titiue Paper ADo n largo stock of goods suitublo
for Holidays, Small proUts, quick sales.
HALL Sc. ISENNFES,
Nor 14, lECn-Smo0""" ""d VMW-
BLA.NKS! RLANKS! 1
Ofsyiry dsmipfiou, for JH14 t thiolli
ob.
low figure. Our Watchos aro wnrtantsd to ,. uZ
ono year, am tlio ijuyor is allowed tho privilege ,i
l examination beforo payment is required.
Improvpil Duplex in lull Ruby Actions, A first tint.
Illuming Time Piece of silver material, over Mlilch i.
elcclrii-rtno plated IB k. gold, mom dumbly wroui'l.i
making the Imitation so faultless that it cnnnul ba
movement, lmtm,vwl li,iti,r ... r.,11 .i... ? 'u
movement,
sweep seconds, und Is not to bo excelled Iu gnncrnl an
i .... i i . . . , . -"fc,UM nan
peiirnure. i ins is ueciiii'illv one of tho best nrtlcle4
ever nllercd for traders aud speculators. Engineer,
pi-iii uviiiini. win nnu iiieiu su
perior to liny othef , alteration of clhiiutu will notaf.
feet their accuracy. Price, packed In good slinpo and
good ruunitig order, only or caso of U for 61').
SILVER DOUDLE TIAlll HUNTING LEVERS,
Rest aunllly Silver Cases, over which cleclro.flno
plated )j k. gold, simitar to our Improved Ditplexmnd
Biipcrlnr ndjusted inovemetits with "Stop," to bo used
In timing horscf, etc i lin,3 Four Indexes for Washing,
ton nnd UreenwUh 1 1 inc. sweep cccond. and nil the
Improvements. All Iu all, taking its beautiful and
faultless nnncarnucc nud Its uiiiriur niiivriiimit !...
'lie goods aro delivered, giving the bujer tho prlvll ,
auiii,ii,ii,h, ,i,m, n mi. etiiisi.iriory llio v, UU'll vun
be returned nt our expense.
Tliuexpress companies refuse making collecilons rm
soldiers nml uther iarllcs Iu the disloyal States, ion
sequently all such ordors must bo ncnimpaulfil by th
v.iiii ui iiisiiro iiiieiuiMii, iiiukc n oeiiiicuori 01 two
dollars on either watch when the pnjinetit is lorn aril
iu advance, Muiicy may bo sent bv express nt our ex
pensc. TlfOS. C.M'FERTV u CO.,
OS and OjUroad St uppo'itcCity Rank,
Providence, R. L
October 21, I'Jttl Inin. '
THE GREAT
m r.Mf.irn Hf7i i t.l KJifM rairmmnM
rlliiiiriUiU'iJidJ U i'rii iiJ!UI j-'lU'J W
51 VERSIIY STREET, NEW OUU ;
. ., ...,., . , . , ...,
sl,n"!."l Vr"'.",1'2.'"11".'. ''".I. ""'i'"1.' ." ''' tha
"'"" ; 1 M 1 ens in iiiis country. 'i tiry
" '.'.""'.'V." "' . " " UI icns.nnu
arc selling llictii nt not over two cent- (0J
Cent") per pouuil above cost, never do-
luting troiu the one prlco nsicd,
Annlher peculiarity of tlio Company is that their Tea
Taster not only devotes bis I lino to tho selection or
their Teas as to ipinllty, value, und particular styles
lor particular localities if country, but he helps the Tea
buyer to thno'e out of th"lr enormous stock such Teas
ns u ru best adopted to Ills par'icular wants, and nut
only tills but points out to him tlio best bargains,
It is easy In see the Incalculable ndviintiigu n IVa
tluyerhas in this eitiibllsliineut over all others,
If ho i nojudgu of Ten or tho Marl.it, if liU time is
vclunMi; hu h is nil the benefit if a wi II organized sys
tem of doing business ofiiuuieiisi! capitol, of tlicjuiigu
nient of u professional Tea Taster, and the knowledge
of superior sab small.
This iiiiibli s nil Tea biiyirs-nn matter If they ri,0
thousands of miles from this market to purchase on as
good terms lit runs tho New Yurk mcrdiaiits.
Parties can order Tins and will be served by us as
well us though they came themselves, being sure tog t
original pailt.igej true weights und lares j uudtheTeas
aro Warranted us represented,
we issiiK iiPrii'u l.l.t of the Company's Teas, which
will bu seal to all who order it; comprising
Hyson, Young Iyxon, Imperial Gun
powder Twaukuy and Skin.
OOLONU, tfOUCHONfi, ORAN'CF. & DYSON TEKOE.
Japan Tea nl'cvcjy descriptioii, colored aud tiucrdur
ed. Tills list h.n I'lieh kind of Tea divided into four
Classes, namely ; Cargo, high Cargo, l-'iiii-. Finest th.t
ever! one may understand from description und tin
prices annexed that tlio Company lira determined fi
undersell the whulcTKA trade.
Wu guarantee to sell all our teas at not over two
cents ( 0J cents) per pound nbovu cost, believing thi i
lo be titlru'tlvu to the many who have lierilofore buna
paying enormous prnllts.
CHEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
riiumiuu ani. JnuiiEn,
No. il Vcsey Streit, New York.
Sept. 12, lfC3-3ino.
mr a to i' xtr mn.wt
V f-'J.!i.- ttAI.AMAN'lll'.R S II'IN III-
ijliffvn''k-a .moved m .. iuvwa r0n
i,l-'' jLTiHx, nml ri tiirL-o nRsortiiienr nf t'i,i
ml yalaaianui r ,afi n.
loors, for banks and
ii4' pl"rl s' ,r"" s-iiuuer iron t.isti, ti
wMi-Srt&XiMZ makes of locks equal to any mada
in tli I'lilted States.
Eire Safe in our . Iir. All came out right; cil ter
tevl.i in isoad ton.Iition.
The Pal.imaiider tjafia of Philadelphia against tlu
world.
EVANS & WATSON,
have had Iho surest di niotraliii!i in tin- following en
tillcati- Unit th-ir liinuiifai turi: of S.iliiuiunder Hates ha,
al length fully warranted the repri'sent.itioiis whulihav,
been made of thi ni ns rendering an undoubted s-curily
against the terrific i lenient.
Philadelphia April IS. RVi.
JI'mim. Van Walsan: OeiitUnicn It f.jrs ui
the higlirst satisfaction to stat" to you. that owing fu
tlio very iiroteitio .ualitii s iit'tiMi i.f tha PaUm-nidcr,
fafi's whicli wi-'piircliased nf ynu coino fiv iiinnth since
wo suv oil a large portion i.l'juwelry, and all our books,
&e I'.xpi .ed to the i';iliiiiii,'ioii.s, tire in Uniistend place ou
the morning ol th nth mi,.
When wo rellei t Hut th. s,. sufos were liiratc-it in the
foul Hi s.ory (.ftlio building wo occupied and that liny
fell iiiiliiiiieiuly inioa heap ofliiirnlng ruins, where I hi
vast l oiiceiitratlnii nf tin- lu-it cnused th brass plates w
melt, wi- cimnot but regard the pn si niiliou of their val
liable contents as most i-onviuciug proof of the great se
curity nll'orded by jour sales.
We shall tr.ke gri at ple.'vurc iu ri'uu.inii'Iidins t!)t-'tt .
men of business us a siiri'Trliaui o iiL'ain-t lire.
OIXHiCF, U. SIMMOr4& I1RO., JrutUrs,
C7"TIu-y h.itu since pniihused si. large siafi-c.
July 2d, 1,'ti;. August 20 IV,.
iS63! 180?
PHILADELPHIA k ERIE
,11. A X m SI Q' A 33 a
This great liiii traverses the Nnrthcru and North
vscst lountius of Fenue) Ivuin.i lo tho city of Erie, on
Lake Erin.
lllinslwcn lensfd by tho r.'it-i n lvfiriin Railroad
Company, nnd under th-ir uitsinies ii being raputly
opened throughout its ontiie length.
I It is now in use for Passenger and Freight businesi
'from llnrrishurg to Emporium, (1W lulleslon thoEtst
ru Division', ami from bhelln.lil to Frio miles) on tin
Western Division,
' IIME 01' I'ASSS:m1i;R TRAINS Al KOATUl'MIIVItLVNO.
' Mail Train luavos, East il 53 A. M,
I E.prcss. Tram 11 2-1 P. M.
Mail " " West ! 17 "
Express 0 43 A.M.
Curs run through wiiii riiAMnr both wnys on tliesj
trains between Philadelphia nnd Lock Haven, and
' llultimorc nud Luck IIum-ii. Nuw and elegant Hleep
nig Cars aecouipaning tlu Epruss Train both ways
between Willianisport and llillimore, aud Williaiiis
1 port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
l ply al the B. E. Cor. Ilth and Market His.
! And for Freight biisiuessof tlio Company's Agents
, H. li. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 13th and Murki.1 Uli., Plul'a'
J. V. Itutnolds, Erii.
! J M. Drill, Agent N. C. ni U Hnltltiioro.
I II. II. Houston, (len'l. Freight Agt . 'Philadelphia,
Lewis I.' Iloiipt, On'l.Ti.kct Aft I'hiladelplim.
Joseph I), Polls, Ucn'l. Muuugcr.Williutuspuil.
uciouer .11, icnj.
Nos. 0,11,1a, 15, 17 Com tliindt Street,
NEAR DROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
This old-established and favorite resort of t Ins l'.ui
ness 1,'omii.unitJ hns been recently rufillud, und iscuiii'
ilL-to in over) thing that can mlhi.ter to the comlorts of
its patrons Ladies and Uuulies are specially and care
fully provided for.
It is icntriilly located in the bu Dices part of iho city,
and is contiguous to tlin principal llr.es t.f steamboats,
curs, omiiiuusjej ferries, &c.
Iu consequence of tha pressuru caused by tho I!3btl
lion, prices liavo been reduced to
One Dollar a d J'ij'ty C ents per Day.
'flic table is amply supplied with all lite luxuries of
the season, and Iscpial to that of any other hotel iu the
l'0,'",r- , , , , ,
A".',lu ""ommodation.s nro oflWcd for upwnrd of 4?0
guests.
,Jfl"V,'t,, . . 0 r".'."'.l'r,sra,-c V,"!:
. ma Siiy "1C U c',e,'",";t,. '.'ft '
D. D. WINCHES
uj- un run iieuovo runners. iiacisuien, atia-otticrs wno
riTEIt, Proprlutoi,
PIIO. I). WINCHESTER.
Feb. lS.leiiJ.
WWUMilJlJ U. nWWl
lUdklAAAiA.'iJil AAiJ lA JOAJ
riMIE rrniirietor of this well-known and i-eiiirallv kicir
J tod House, tho Eschinok Hot!., situate on" Mai,
lllom,l.ttrg. luuneilately -.posite the Colum
-ours uouse, rispecuiuiy i.-.iorun
'i'"1 !lie iu general, that his House In
forms Ins friends
!su is now in ur
dcr for the reception and entertainment of traveler "hu
may feel dlsnosed to favor it with thslr custom. He tin
spared 1111 expense in prcpuiiug tho Ecu.vu for tho
''''tertuiiiniout of his guests, neither shill there be any;
wanting (on his nnrl) to minister to their trirsonal
comfort. His house is spacious aud enjoys an excellent
business location,
ICP- Omnibuses runnt all times betwocn Iho Exclmnga
Hotel and the various UaH,Ro.id Depots, by wlilili truv.
tiers will b6 pleasantly conveyed to and from tho re
spectivo Stations iu due time, to meet tho Care.
WM. II. KOONS.
Illoomsburg, July". Ir?ii0.
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Photograph Albums, Card Pictures, Cold Pens, Ceo
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PHILADELPHIA
Nov
11, 18o3-3m
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Second Suctt, above Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
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