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    T© MECHANICS, INVENTORS & MAN
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MUNIS' & C O ,
Publishers and Pu'cni Agents,
No 128 Ful'cn St , New York
Sep'. I. 1867.
T. klNGMOlill & SOX'S ~
I'UHK
CSWZGC STARCH,
(K)II THE LAUNDRY.)
TIAS establisl ed 11 gican r celebrity than
-* ■* has ever been ob'aittvd by any oibei
Slarch.
This has been ibe result of its matked su
periority in quality, and iis ittvatiable uni
formity.
The public may le usrered of the continu
ance of Ihe It gh stntdurd now esiablishi'il.
The | rnduetinn is over Twet Iv Pons daily,
and the demuml has extended throughout the
whole ol the Untied States, 11 ltd to futcijji
countries.
Winking thus on a very huge cn'e, ami
onder a rigid system, tltey are aide to seenrtt
a perfect slid uniformity in ihe quality through
out the year. This is :he great lies ids tut tun
in Starch making, and is realized now lor
the first time.
The very best starch that can be made.and
no other, is always waited by consumer*,
nod while tins will be supplied to them b\
the grocer", as soon as their customers have
learned v hieh is the bes', and tv-k lor it—
otherwise they would be likely to get thai
article oil which the largest profit can be
made.
.Mr. Kingsfnr.t has .been engaged in the
manufacture of starch continuously for the
last 27 years, and during the v> hole ol the
period, the starch made under his supervis
ion has been, bevond anv question, the best
tn the market. For the first |7 years, he hud
the charge of the works of Win. Colgate S;
Co., at which period he invented the process
of the manuhtt Hire of oorn staroh.
P?" Ask Jar Kas font's Stank, at l!,e name
Ostrego ha t iceently been taken ly another fac
tory.
T. KINGS FORD & SON'S
osifKao COILV V Y'.//;< //,
(For Pudding*. ir .)
Has obtained an equal celebti y with their
Starch for the Laundry. This article is per
fectly pore, avd is, in evert* respect, equal 10
the best Bermuda Arrow-Root, besides hav
ing additional qualities which tender it inval
uable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed
and sold as Corn Starch, and has given false
impressions to many, as to the real merits o.
our Corn Starch.
Ftom in great delicacy* and purity, it is
coming al-o into extensive uso as a diet lor
infants ami invalids.
E. N. KELLOGG & CO., Agent/.
l!ti Fulton S reet. N. Y.
ALL F.N fx NEED I KS, A cents.
23 South Wharves, Phtla.l'a
July 28, ISs7—Sin.
Tanners* uepol anflTlaslTr Mills
wit the Junction of York .Avenue and
Cal/airhi/l Streets,
FIIILAIVKI.FIII A.
WE offer a large stork of Chemical Ma
rures attd Fertilizers at low prices and war
ranted to be genuine: among which will be
found—
-1000 tons No. I (jovarr.ment Peruvian
Guano.
1 000 tons Deßerg'sNo. 1 Snper*phopha*e
of Lure.
The above standard articles are. each of
their kind, the best in the world ! Our Land
Plaster, n:anutac*.i*.re,t from select stone, ts
celebrated throughout ihv Union tor iis purity
and strength.
\Y K INVITE ORDERS FOR
Pe Per j"s No 1 Super Phosphite of Ltme.
No. t Government lVrttv tan Guano. :
French's Improved Sup-ohnpha eot L rr.r !
French'* Philadelphia Poti.lrette.
No. 1 Phosphate Guano yl'htla Co.V)
Mstirrn G u o (A )
Extra Lauvf Plaster, OtJicary Lat J Pias'er.
Chen*, cal Bore Pore bone dust
Fish Guano, Ground Charcoal. 1
10.000 Barrels /.and f aster.
5,000 " Casting Piaster. <•
10.000 " Hydraulic Cement. ;
3,000 " True Kdiwan Cement,
1,000 •* Portland {Ens.) Cement- :
ALSO,
DENTISTS' PLASTER.
STERFOTYPE
GLASS MAKERS' •• 3
GROUND STONE, .
WHITE MARBLE,
RLIHv - Id
Powdered Anthracite Coal, (ia barrels.)
do Bi'icmiocns Coal, do 1
Graced Brown Ssone. do
While Sand do
Geocnd Bocks for Painien
Chemical Bone dost.
FRENCH. RICH ARrw, k CO I
Steem MMt smi Farmer •' Deper,
At Janctvow M York Aeence Crown i
CaOwxhiii Streets,
Saptember £- ISS?. ' 4
Of nil <!tFcn<>; Ihfl "Tent. firM cati-e
Spring** from nejjlert of Nature'* |;i\v.-.
tl'rF? 11 NOT, IMIICV 4 _c t r:
ie ir* >!' **••••* <•' 1:KI
DIS R ASKS SKKR ABI*BF NKJiVi>i> f •
biltty S'Tuimre- i* *; > v I
Of ihe Hl'l l>l !
iMirinl Rbeiini'i-', S r-<' I■, • ,
Bone* at il A• I*- I ♦ L.i
Throat. No.-e nit) K\e% V' • . • n
hoely r.r I'm ll'm.-ctM*, l K'i'•
Kit-, St Vi'<tV* Ounce, Htm a 1 .?-•• .-to
i* 2 from a tlerungew.tfiil ol the Sexual Of
p-'8"fl . , r
Such bp ncrvcim Irmihlinffi m'** of mcmorv.
loet* of pcuvpi, g>mi<il \ve kne-fi, dimiiCff* ef
viaioti with peculiar npotH before ttic
I'VHX, fuss ef W fk*''u!lC df *l\'si* j'MC;*. i
Liver fi ■riii't , TUj.'i-'ii* upon I!**• l ice, pi
in the hack end lie.nl. female i rejuluir: lee ami :
all improper dim harp tr* from both scxee. It'
,n tlera nt from what ratine the di.-enne orijfi ,
unfed, however h'og ntainJing or obeli ate the '
race, receive. y is rcr ai.i.atul tti a shorter Itmc*
! than o peiinHticiit euro tan le effected lv my |
' oher tieHHiifiit, evpi? aft*r the disease has lof ,
; fled the skill of iuiie t | tivsiciaiis nml resist- ;
|ed all the no'it.* of cure. The medicines ure '
I leaf- Hit \vi>liout odor, ram-tog i.o sicki ci*k j
mid fit© lion: mercury or hulsain. Poring 20
\cmim of | i.iotice, I have rescued hoin the I
j.w* of denh inticiy thou** ltd*, who, in the '
lust stage s of the above mentioned distunes j
ht.J heaii given up f. die ly llieii | layt-i inns,
which warrant* mo in promising to the nfllict- 1
ed, who may placet theoiaelved under my t ire, j
u perfect nml most * i.*cdy cu r e. Secret dm- ;
C'tiM'M me the gru.itet uoemies to health, as |
they are the fust citiee of Consumption,lScrof. j
ulo aim many other dine-iinen, mid should hen
teiror to the huniun ft'.iniy. As a iem inent \
(Ulo is scarcely ever el Vol tc d, *• un-jorii y ol
the rata * tailing into the hand* ot iwiompe*
tent persons, who not only fail to cum the'
dicasrs hut ruin tie oonbtitution, filling the j
s)st( iu Willi mrriii'y, which, wi h (lie d'soa.-o,
InislciiH the tuH'civi into u mpid coiitHimp'ioit. |
But should il v di.eiisu uml tic t ratmoiit J
not ioU'-c druth spitdilv and the victim mar
ries, the di-coo enliii'ed upon children, who !
ui4i horn wuli li'4'tdo coiiMilutioiu uml the ;
current of life cmriuptcd hy it viiiitt winch le* j
iruy* ilnil in r lulu, T*tte, ' 'coin, Krup
tini.s and otlnr uflomioi s of the skin, i \os.
I hrout und-JiUiigc*, tiituifiug them to un ecnfy
giave.
>i-||'-utUK4) is nnother fut tuli .ildo e:.i my to
lioulih, for mulling the in tire dicud catalogue
id' human dit-ciiMa ciitist a no di'strui live n drain i
upon tho syni m. iliuwiiig i n thousands o! *
MClllliH through ii few yi'tis ol HUtVeriiig d ii
to tin untimely guno It ih* roy* the N*i
vous *yU m. 1 ptihy wdste* uw..y the tiu cgne
of life. ihio- un nliil il. lai-gi u enl, pn,c.ts
'hi proper dtn cuinet i •! the syst in, tlis
ijuui ft* lor iii'Hi.k.ge, mu ty, I umucps, and
nil eiiHliiy hajjiniss, aid ieavta tl:e sidl-ici
WH-iki I in tu'OV a. d il ii d. pnilispi>d to
teiiftiinpuon ami a limn d evilu mine to to
ilieuded thali deii h itntfif, V\ itli the lullchl
conlidinto I assure the unfoilutitno ol '
eellnihuse thai n pcnnaneiil ut.d apeot y cute
can ho illectiil, anil with the uhuiultuiineui ol
ruinoUti pcui tiers my | afienla ran le restoud
to nhtisi. vigi oils health.
'I he ;• illict* d an- cautn nt d nguinst the use of
Patera M*doi es, lor theiomo so many inge
it tons sii ui' * in th* column:* of the public p itiis
to rnuh and i*l the uuvr.ny miIVIOIS that
millions ha\o tlnir conatiiotionH iuiiic*t ly
iho *'ilo COiOpoUllde ot i]u..i k doc OIK. u the
ccpial'y poisiiuoiii* iiostiuiiis v mod Patent
MiltiltHH.' 1 hate an lolly aiudvzc i riMny
of tho so cal rd l'-i'c t Mi iln me-* t.it.l find t. t
nearly allot ibuii rc tnn toe iin.nr
mate, which it* one i I the ftr.o-g.hi p Am
tn.H of inO'iury and u *.iud.y p*-i>ou w. no
instead ol titili'g I lie disease dlsaOiit* the sys
tem f-o I le.
'I hue-fourth* **f the patent i . Mii m* now
in Use ate put un hy unpnnciplod and ignor
uut peisoim, who do not mule island r\*n tie
aiphiihet ol the Materia Medici, and are • *jn.\l
v as destitute .1 a-y knowledge of the buoian
>Vhtem. h-aving one object only i-i view, and
ib.it to maVo money iiKiirdhot * ons *ju uc- >
hi* gui- 1 •i> ni d'all i s, is, H : m ... s 'Un!
female* ircaiidon prtiicipli* csl.ibii P uovl ay '-*•
yrnis of prael * , and suiuMonod hy thousa. *ls
of the no.-t reiiuit kuhle cuus Med eiiiea with
lull duenioi hml lto any | wt I i.u- I i lied
Mates or 4 anadas. \\ \ . t'eni* t omimniu ..ling
then sympto,n.- I y etter. Business e.u tespon
dt'iu esti tt a e*> lideiitml. Aikiu x
.1 M MMI- :.\ U.I.K, M. P , Office No
; 131 Kil. en Mteot, [i>id N. lotfj hnlow
I'll ell.lt, Pbi'iiooUihia.
/ A Itrlleed l'lii>ii inii
/ 7.% \ KAKs OK ,\CK
I When' ►! .)> .'I t't.' !"> •• M*arlv run out
|ii I,l*OV. (fit wtii P ill Iho 1'..1-1 lmlii'.. :i i l . r
lu t; ruip or C.Mi-iiii;|iion, A- Inn ~ Uro.i
-.•liiiik. Conuhf, t oM< t.>1.1 0.-i >'r,| IVt.iluv
The reme.lv >liscn*ereil hy him when
hi* onlv rhilA. .laucliler. ws j;iven up lo
.lie. He hail heard inneh ol llie woriilerf.il
re*ier;ilive nil lienlii ; .pi. . • f 'epi.in
fioni made Iroin if. • I .11 li.d'.i Hem,., 1
the ihoiiifht orrrrrr I I'. o Ie n. c:.i m il;.' a
remedy lor li< . tnld. He - r liei! '-..rd and
Mieeeeded m tea'!*.- u hi wi.he* Hi.i-lo d
w,i> ourad 111 dl* now ali.e and Well. He
has sii ee admim-ered the wonderful reme
dy 10 ihuuMn.l* of sufferer* 01 a'l pari* ol
Ihe wori.l „.\d lie I a- 1 ever lai'e.l in in. kina
Ihem complete:! healthy and hapi v. \Vi*n
111a ni do as much good a* |.o**it>!e, he will
send 10 Mich ot Ins Hlfl.c ed ttl.ow 'i cings
a* rrip'.e-t 1•. 'hi* iccipe, 0 ith lull at .1 ex
plicit d rect'Oi * for m.ikios i - no a d -oeoe-s
--fully uit'i it. He requires each an, lit 1 110
o.close liitn one shdm g— : rn- cc,.is 10 f-e
retimed as postage on 'he re. 00 and lie 8
remainrler to he applied 10 i!.e jiagtr.ent f
ot ihi* a.'ver i*ement. Ad.lres* #
|lr H JAMKS. NO 19 Grand Street. /
Sec. S3.—ll*l ] Jersev Ciq.S.J. '
Full Slork of Fall Pry Goods.
rj* VR f I.ANPKH., Fqurrh It A red B<*
- Ftu..delptira, r.-pecli.liy r ipie-i t'.isA
/> .ens o examine a o ■ . t : Sea- ■ ..1 .e
lioo i- o, >■.' '?• - i'i -yh an.a Tra.le
f'i 1 I i. e .1 fad Pre— Good*.
New d.-*'gn ot fail She- I*
Good tiia. k S k- oi all .Moth*.
* Cases assoneu French Mermoe*.
7 " IV1! de ( • evie-. New Goods.
1-ri- >h and American P.vk t-rm'-
Sl iners. C.-ssimeres. x'leiti* Vesting*.
Mu*lin. Liner,*. Hart els. B'ai kei*. fce.
N il.—Auct 0:1 Bargains Pom New York
1 d (his City da Iv received. Par; cni-r ai
ertien g in; to Coc • '! orders for d.s rable
lOodg—7Vm< .V.'l C.s.V
Sepi. t. IS.-7 3n)0.
* 4LIABLE FARM FOR SAUL
THE suPsca t.er otic!* Pr s.t'e- t.i- u m ir.
Vange lo.v p C li.in'-i* c > con e. > .
s:; iritr.**,
n which are *.,':arie trr- rmen:*, cctr*
tisirg two -e > 1 ' t*rm h '■s?*.
Two lfnctlin; Is.*ucs.
wo hams snd oi: >-r l-u .di n*. wo e, , e
rcf'ar.t* and a larie y of oii.er fruit tree*. —
ibou: 200 acres oi i.ie premise* is cleared
ind in a g' od cor ••. . n i f improvement,
• d 11 lax* a'.org V t>! i a, reek. 1 mile above
>r*re e ,,i!e. ,i.j ot ) 7 mi>f from ;be coua )
eat.
Tr.e wh. .c adi Lie 50..! logethe-. or 10 ;a.
1 visions as purchasers may desire.
For turns apply on he pretc.ses or direct
J 0,-aogeviiie. Co:cn-hia oorntx tn
.fOHN ACHENBACH.
Orange trwrsh.p. May oth. ISi*.
BU'VKs: l;L Wks ' BLINKS 7 !"
)EED>. SI ViM<
EXEcn tuNs. srsr xNAs
ANO iUDGMENT NOTES, j,
ofporr k des:rai> fotgns. fo* saJe at the
tref ofo the ot the Nor.h."
IJHPC ;iABiT KISfCTKIiIi
f.WI i*ilN
' ANr> M,I :- E A SUS OK TDK LtTNfiS
j *u i ' ' \(j \iii i■ ifi(llcurable l>y in
x I,'. *,s slip >**'• 'i 1 * 'O
, I, . ■ h ill'' .1 r pa
,n I'.iic.-i i •< Inc. with
/.' ■
. . - itin .i.i' j.•. r fit"*lhe l>lJi>'l,
i i ( |, : v i-- 1 v 11:>iitv 't: Hit* nervous *) h
l ii'iii. g. > i..:i thul ion*- and energy no imlis-
I pen-aide Icir dtp restoration of heoflh. To be |
| Hble to Mole onnfi teody dial Consumption is
I curable by inhiiimion is lo me a source of I
; umilloycd plcti-we It i* a* titnefl under thi j
i rotiirol ot medical lycHlmertl as w,y xllier |
lorii.nlable disease; ninety out "I eveiy bun-i
j ilred i a-t * pan In* cored in llie fir-i e'egns, .
' am! filiv per rent, in die second; t tit in tin* |
! iliird stage il is impossible lo sure more than i
' five per ceui., for li e luogs are so cot op bp i
I dip dispiisrt ns lo bid defi nipo lo medical |
I skill Even, however, in tlie losi singe*, in
I halation affords extraordinary icliel lo llie
i stilli-ring Hllendtl a Itlis leal In I scourge, which
1 amiuslly destiny* iiinety five ihousand per
j soi s ill die United States alone; and a correct j
; p.ilciilaiion shows that out ot die present pop- j
j oli'inu i f die eaidi, eighty inillions are des- I
' filled lo fill die eotisiimpiive's grave.
Tinly ilia quiver of deudi lias no arrow so ;
I i pal as Consumption, In all nans il hu* been
llie great enemy ol lite, lor il spares neiher 1
! nor sex. but sweeps off alike llie brave, j
| the beautiful, die graceful, and llie aided. — i
j liy die help of thai Supreme Being, from |
! whom fortieth every good mat pe/lecl gib, I ■
am enabled lo offer lo the utlleted a perma- |
i i.oat at d speedy enre in Consumption. The
I first caifo ol toberelos is from impure ]
I I lend. ><!■ ■! lira imniediaie elfeel, produced j
by iheir deposition ill the lungs, is to prevent ;
die free admission of air into die air cells, '
win-It causes a weakened vitality through i
; die entire system. Then surely ii is more
' rational lo ex peel greater good 'ram n edi j
i (fines entering ihe eitvilies of the luags than !
Irani lliom.i ndininisiered llirougli die s:oin- i
1 aeli; the palient will always find the lungs
' lire and die breathing easy alter inhaling
remedies. Thus, inhalation is a local
remedy, nevertheless il sets emisiiiulioi.allv, |
; ami wiili mole power uml certainly ill >ii rem- I
a lies admini-leied by die sfiitrinch. To prove |
the poweilul ami ilireel iefliieiiee ol this j
mode ol udniiuietration, eldorolnrm inhaled
I** ill entirely destroy sensibility in a lew n<in |
n'es, purely zing the entite nervous system, so
' dial a limb may in* ampulu'ed wnlioal the ]
s'lgh.esl pain; inhaling Ihe ordinary burning |
1 gas will destiny Ide in a lew bouts.
The inhalation of ainimmin will rouse ihe I
-V-tem when Infilling or apparently dead.— ;
i he oiler ol many ol the meoteines is per
ri'piible m ihe skill a lew minutes al er being !
inhaled, and may be inimedialnly delected |
HI the blood A convincing proof of die |
1 einisliinlioiinl ell. els ol inhalation, is llie fine I
dial sickness is always produced by breath- !
mg hid air. Is cot this positive evidence
lino proper remedies, candidly prepared and
' jodicmusly iidminisieied iliioilgli ihe lungs,
should produce die mosi happy lesidis? Pn
nog eiglneeii y ears' practice, manv ilious- i
amis Mitleriug fru.n diseases of Ihe lungs
and duo. i. have been under toy care, and I
Ii lie allccietl many reuiaikable cures, even I
il .er die mi Meiers bad been pronounced in ,
die his| singes, which fully satisfies me dial
i-.-u-on p'n il is no longer a talal disease.— i
i. |r. . o ioi.plain |s niigniiil. and
i ..! ,-iv vpcm-i ee and a i cni.gh
~ v ■ o oi M* j eili-el neipniiotaire w i ll
ten ii ' i* I leln Ii ie>, Ac . t-hfl' le- me 10
. ■ ..i. .i nil die van i-s lor.ns id ~fiso
.iso o, s iniiiale Ciiesii:r.|iiioii, ami apply
i o | i ,ii remedies ran \ being mistaken
eve i in a single ease. This l.imiliarfiy in
connection with certain pathological am 1 ini
ciosccpix" di-eoM rii s. enable* me to relieve
die lungs from die id'eei- ol comrade.ll he-l-;
m enlarge theehesl. pun y 'lie lilood, inipatt
m n n I i w -il vi aim . giv mg cmtrgy und lone
10 ihe emire sy-iem.
Med, i. e.- well lull ilireeiions seni lo any
pan ol lite United 8 ;yies and Canada" by
( .vents cemniitiiieaimg their symptoms by
ie. er. Hat die erne vyoi.l.l be mine CCihiin
11 die pal a at should pav me a visit, which
would give mo an opporum'y lo ex.inn e
llie lungs ami enable llie lo prescribe wi;h
creator eei .i i v. a. d then d e etn.' conl.l be
i lii e e l w liholtt mv seeing die piiieni again.
U. W GRAHAM. M P.
Olftro 1131 Fiibntt Sirei fi (old No. led.)
he w iwtilill, I'lnladelpl ia, f'a.
Se,e. iX IBM.
VSJSJ ,IvM*o('l.\llO.\,
/' U I /../ / K A /' // /.v.
1M !OU I'AM ANNOUM'IvMNK r.
'*yO all persons alllieied wuh 8 xwal Pis
-■ eases, such as SfifiimmttiJnr.l. Stmr ii
ll'f.iiii'.s, Impotfr.rf (ionoui'h<', HUtl. Si.yk
j.'i <, the vi -e el f >"iitMi.wi. A, . 6v.
I'lio ••Upward A-soeia ien, : invieyvcf die
Bivinl desiiueinui ol hctuau file, caused by
Bexual diseases, and Ihe de.-epno s prae'i-ed
ii,h i e miinitiieaie vicnms id such Jisea-e- ,
by lacks have directed d.eir Cm.nhinc {
bi.rge 'ti. as a diiui.i It act worthv of ilien
name, to give Me. ieal advn e cruris, io all per
sons d i s aftirtftl, who may apply by lei er •
welt a doseripliott o' lien ee.idi on. (age.
ocenpalion, habits ol Ide. fee..) and hi ,-a-os .
of ex ieme pover y yml SuMering. lo /urii/dl
rwadii id.rv ft ft i/iA n gr
lin ilowa.'d A-soeiaiion is a herevolem |
Uisipndnn.rsisdh-hed by special endow n.tfiil.
•or d e renel o! 'he sick and di-'tessod. nf
li e co \v i h •'Viiulenl and E demie Ois- j
co-o-.'" Ii ha- now a surplus ol means, i
yvhicli 'he Pireciors h.ive voied to expend in ,
advei ising li e above tio'ice. li is nervt>ss
;o add i' ai die Association coiummufs the i
highest Medical skill of die age. ai d w I fur- ]
oisti the most approved modern treatment. I
.Ijsi published by the As.,*"iainv , a He- l
port i n Bpcim.doiii in. er 8-nnusl Werkne-s,
e vie e! Omanis n. .Ms- uibai.o ior Sell
A' use. ami oiher d.-sa-s nl - '
a- s, px the Coiisuhn.g Bmgeou wlnrh will
br -fill b\ ruad, (in a -oale I envelope), Fitt
ef UA n.gr. on the receipt ot fuv slumps lot
postage.
Address. Pr. OEO. K CALHOUN. Con
sulting 8 -g* o.i. Howard As-.v anon. No. 2
BouihN!Nlil 8 reel. Philadelphia, l'a. By
order oi i-'.e Pneriors.
EZIvA P HEARTVVKLL, Pies't
GF.O. FAIIvCHILR 8-rreury.
Pi. adelnhta. Sepi. 24. 1857.
(iSI I>.IFTS, fKIFTS !
A PiilZK TO KVERV PURCHABF.B.
Ii iht Q". ic l'i } ulilisitus //ntise <J
f ! yfiU - PHTLAPEI.UHIA.
; y . , -.di far one 4eiUi ot moral
£ g. an -i n;.re piesenii-J with p is
i - .■ 25 ni 's t.i sfloO. ing . f
p* i t.o.i Jev t l,y .44-i.he -. Ac An orclc's
.v i .iv . • ~iv>:iipl y i-u and ibe pi xe
i- , !■.- wdi a,c<>nip v the boo:. Our li*i
c. n:i. .- ml of lb* most pupulai no- .s ~f ihe
day, r.l Old l-e sold t the Usual -nail prices
c ary of tbcni tor less. Peisi-n-wishing any ,
pmticular t-ovk can order at once, and it oi.l j
be fvlwarded wilh a gill. A caisioguf cian g
full information, with a li-l nf o. ofcs and fill* ,
w id be sent po-l |iaid. hi addressins
bUA.NL KUUsON.
No.33S.uiti Third Phiiadelphia.
VT Agen a wauled.
r|>RiMMINGS AND NOriON> unejr ini- •
JL cie. a good assort men: ol Hosiery of the
be si qua.ny; a.-o xloyes. out is. baskets. Ca
has Combs, dress inmmings and linings,
sewing silk, tbtead. etc., etc, ;o be had next
door to ibe "Eicbaoge :1
AMELIA D WEBB.
B.oomaborg. May 25 1857
i.us'ncss Directory. j
5' Sloomstmrg.
I ~ If AVID MrUEMiI RG.
Cr.OTIHN'H GTOKK. on Main street. l <
riiiov* above t'American House."
IT J. I:VANS. *~
T JF.RCHANT. —Slnrn mi :tr tipper part
1 " nl Mam street, nearly opposite the
Episcopal Church.
S. e. BHIVB,
TJ ANUFACTDUKU OF FURNITURE
| AND CABINET WARE.—Wnterooni
j in Shiva'p Hlnt-k, en Main Street.
A. m. lu i'Kirr,
j rpINNER AN 11 STOVE DEALER.—
I * Shop on Souili side of Main street, be
| low Markol.
11. W~ WEAVER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW office on the
first iloor of the ''Star'' Building, on
j Main street.
JOSEPH 811 A RPI.ESS.
j rpOUNIIi:I,' ANN MACHINKST, Build
' T iugsoti the alley between the "Exchange
j ami "American House."
BARNARD RUPERT.
' I 'AILOR.—Shop on the Soutli Side of Main
I J- Street, first square below Market.
A. C. MENSCH,
1 A I ERCHAN'f.—Store North West corner
j .'A ol Main and Market S'.eets.
HIRAM (. IIOWER,
Ul (IKON DENTIST.—OIIiee near the
j .**> Aeaiteiny on Third Street.
W'KliLVv7 REAL & <<>.,
MERCHANTS. —Northeast cornet ol Main
mid Market streets.
I a, ft- */\ * ';j \Y A llV'ei.V.'f 'N,
yvOo u w -:S ii v.- c* a. at o i
TUB rorKKT ASSCI LANES;
C>li, KVKHY ON K HIS OWN riIYMI'IAK.
f | I HK Kin ki in
I Kililion. with (hie j
I U&/ f*.\ h u 11 r *' I'hljf m VIORH. |
; K \Cr hHOWIIIR IMMMIHDH ni l M *1- !
In to. millions of the liuiuai. j
Si £ w 'V*} 3 System in every shapr and '
lw **•/ * t ' rm • ' ° w ' ,,, h ,s 'ohUul j
' :a Treaiise on the I'imvims
k N '*■■>,r \j jfijjj °( FemnleH. heii'g I the |
xfj.' h ini|oilttiiee lt umr
rit'd |eo| le, >i il-ose coo
1 lempltifinß mnrnnge. l\y
WILLIAM YOUNG, M 1).
Let r.o I'm lier he ashamed ihe present a copy
of the .Nceol ipiu* to his child. It mm ave
Imii from an early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the aeeiet obligation* o mar
ried lite without rending the I'm ke Aesetilapiua
I .ct no m.e-utVer from a hacknied Cough |ui
! in ihe s^ide, reHllena niphl*. nerviiua feelings,
ami the whole train ol DeNpepue sensation a,
and gtveil up hy their pliysiei tns. he another
nioiueiit without consulting the UlM'tlLA
pll's* Have the married, or those nhoiit to be
married any impediment, read this tmlv useful
hook, ae it tins hecn the means of saving thou
-m v.* ol unfoitunate crealutis frout tho very
jaws ot death.
Any person sending twenty the cents, en
closed in a tenor, will receive one copy f lii>
hook,hy moil.or live ropies willhe sent for one
doli.it. Address. Itr.W . Voting • No. /•>!
street. Philadelphia.* Lost paid.
i\o 1 ,VJ Spruee M., I'hiUdelpMa.
Sop' ,sl - Iy.
Cabinet. Ware Rooms,
rJt'-<r j
. i. SillVE
W KSI'K.CTFI 1.1.N" invites ihc attention of
&'<a ui ihc I'ubiic to Ih cvfeusivo assort
ment ot Cabinet Furuiluie and Chairs, which
lie will warrant ttiado i t yood materials and
in a workmanlike manner. At his Establish
ment, can nltvu) s be louttd a good assort
ment ol
Fashionable Fitrniinc.
Which is equal in stjle and tiuish to that of
rhdadelphta or New York cities, and at as
/etc pri<s.. He has Sofas ot different sty le
and prices, from S.'S :o SfiO. Divans, f.oun
ges. Walnut acd Mahogany I'arlor chairs,
Kecking and easy chairs, Fiano stools, and
a variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
1 pier tables, detashus. chefTeniers, whatnots
and comodes at.d all kinds of fashionable
I work. His stock ol bureaus, enclosed and
I common washstands. dress-tables, cornet
cupboards, solas, dining and bteaklast ta
bles, bedsteads cane seat and common
! chairs, is the largest in this section of the
| country. He will also keep a good assort
ment o! looking-glasses with fancy gilt and
i common frames He will also furnish spring
maitrasses fitted to any sized bedstead,which
1 are superior tor durability and comlort to
any bed in use.
I Bloomsbnrg. April fith ISM. if.
~ LEAP TOBACCO AM) CIGARS.
PENSLCW 8c CO.,
*3l Sou Hi Front Slrrrl,
I'D It.A DEI FHI A.
CoiiimiMt.ion Vlorolinnls,
,tw H'IH'WH Wtun llktntl* of
Leaf Tiibaccn, Alaitufartarrd T(ibac
co, .tad (igars.
HAVE eor<'tii!> on 1.a1i,l and for sale tow
all k'.nos of American and Spanish Leaf To
bacons, selected with special retetence to
MsnnUctuters' use.
All articles sold, warranted to be as rep
teetdeJ and every opportunity afforded lor
examination.
Purctia-ers at a distance rail send their or
ders. and rely upon being as fanhtully served
as it the goods were selected in person.
(Viober 15. lSbn.
Tinware &. Move Establishment.
' aiHS UMll kSlliMlt respectiuly ins
A farmr his old fiieu.ds and customers.that
he has purchased hi*brothet's interest in the
tbovc esubnstimrnt. ml the concern wdl here
i .fler t'S cendocted i>y himself etciusteeiy. He
, has jnst received and offers fur sale lite
-^* : 3 largest and most extensive assortment
ment f FANCY STOVES ever intra
do. i toto this market.
Stovepipe and I'niaiK cons'anttyon h.nu
a dma auciuted toorder. All kinds of re
pairing dune, as usual, on short notice.
The patronage of old fnrtus and new cos
kmrrs is respectfully aoitcned.
A. M. KI PEKT ,
Rloei—tsboes tan 1? 1f53 tf.
TCLLS AT LLAiU UAIb.N.
C OLUIO roa s Ovrice, )
Bthtk Harm, ivg saf '57. j
MR. EDIT - R :—The amount of 1011, receiv- 1
ed : this ctfjee are as follows:
Previous.y leported. . . . 560816 15 |
' July, . . . • . . . . 27 158 71 ,
To al *S7S74 86
Resj eciftUv aobntiiMsd. s
JOHN 8. FOLLVEK. Collector, j
LARGE assoitmeni oi tron, Sieef and Nails
for sale at the Arcade by ! '
. May 27. '67. A C MENSCH I
! EV/AIY'S & WATkOVS
1 PRt?>u, Pbil'a Moßiifaciuretl
laffIISAUMANDEU;
f iSA j
i ' ,V,M * 1
Il<mH IS tttloHTY, t MUST PREVAIL
A rpurt of Ihr Committee appointed to j
xvperiotend the bt<rvi>\s? of the Iron j
Softs ul Heading, fib. 'ilih, 1£57. j
UKADING, Match 4th.
The undersigned, metnheraol the Commit
tee, do respectfully report, that we saw the .
two Safes originally agreed upon by Farrels |
&, Herring and Evans & Watson, placed side j
by stile 111 a lurnace, viz: The Site in use by !
the Paymaster ol ihe Philadelphia and Head- !
in a Riidroatl Company, in bis ofliee nt Read
ing, liiurililactiired by Farrels & Herring, and j
the bafo in use liy H. A. I.HIIIX, in his sine, i
rriaitiilaelureil hy Evan- & Watson, and put j
m hook* and | a|iets precisely alike. ;
The lire was started at hi o'clock, A M-,
and kept up until lour cords of green hickory, |
two cords drt oak and hall chestnut top wood j
were entirely consumed, the whole under
t l.c superintendence ol lite subscribers, mem- j
' hers ol ihe Committee. The Sales note then I
j cooled oil with water, after which they went |
; opened, agd the hooks and papers taken out '
by the Cnnifo tiee and sent to H. A. L.n r.'s
store lor public examination, after lltey were j
first examined and maiked by Hie Commit
lee. 1 lie books and papers taken Irom the
Safe manufactured by Evans & Watson were
but slightly affected hy the intense heat, 1
while those taken Irom the Sale manufac
tured by Kariels & Herring were, in our jiutg j
merit, damaged fully (illeen per cent, more j
than those taken from Evans lit Watson's
bale.
JACOH IL DYSIIF.U, |
DANIEL !>. HUNTER.
Having been ah-ent during the burning, |
wo fully coincide with Ihe above statement
til the condition ol lite papers and hocks tak
en out of tho respective Sales.
G. A. NIC DLLS,
II II MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MiI.HOLLAND.
The following named gentlemen, residents
| of lb admit ami its vicinity, who saw the
' above fire, have purchased Safes Irom Evans
& Watson since the burning up to May Ist, j
j 1867.
G. A. N'rolls, 1 Solomon Rhonda, 1
li. li Company, 2 W. B. Yetger, I
111 A. I.tiny; 2 Geo. K. Levute, I
i Kttk & Hetster, I Samuel Easing, 2
|W. Rhonda & Son, 1 .1 M &G.W.Haotsch,l
111 W. Misstiner, 2 James Jameson, I I
Dr. Win. Mnoio, 1 J. B.StA. lb Wanner I
I i.e. i .I. Smith, 1 Jacob Sehinttrker, 1
' High & Crtog, 1 \\ m King, I
I Wm Kink, 1 V. IL Shollenberger, |
I Ktmlinan & Rautn, 1 I eopnhl llirsli, I
Wm. McFinlin, 1 K./.ta Miller, I
I Geo. .1 Rckert, l W.C.&l'.M.Ermen
j Isaac Rntti, I tiotit, I
|Bt ltiieytr, Folmer Wm. Dnnaliower, 1
I & Co. 1 Bulli V Hilton, I
EVANS & W A I SuN.
j June 17, 1857.
i THIS WAY FOR BARGAIKST
A. J . EVANS
! HAS JI'ST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF
SPUING &SUMMER ROODS
j 4 T his old stand on the upper end ol Main
I (Y Street which he will sell cheaper than
the cheapest. It cousins in part ol Silks wl
pncea, lustres, barages, tie laittos, tlncul
cloths, poplin-, brilliants, cltalho., de hages,
| lawns,-ktrtii g, trench and scotch ginghams
piittts, gloves, lionciv, collars, handkercliie|s,
&c. Shawls and Mantillas ol every sty le and
! quality.
j MAI i.F. & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
' Cloth* casstuteres, vestings, llannels, tnus
i hits, tickings, stripes, checks, calicoes, col
' tonades, linens, sheetings, nankeens, drills.
, maroilies quilts, colored and white carpet
i chant, parasols, umbrellas, a large and splett
dt.l asroitmcnt ol HA IS, CAI'S, GOO IS AND
j SHOES. A SUPERIOR LOT OF FRESII
k£2M£3±£o
TrasiCdflei'i SnjfnriMoliisifs
i Rice, Spice*, &c. Also, Hardware, liucens-
I ware. Crockery and Cedarware.
Having seleetoil my entire stock with the
■ greatest eare and at the lowest cash prices, I
can assure my Iriends and the public gener
ally, that I will do all ill my power to make
I establishment known as the 'Haul quartos
i far bargains." Those who wish to purchase
, will lint! it to their advantage to call and ex
. amine my stock before purchasing.
1 will pay the highest market price fot
i HUTTER, EGGS, RAGS. SOAP AND
; j Dried Fruit, and country produce in general.
I Uloomsbnrg, April 29. 1857.
: GREEN WO O D SEMINARY
MILLYILLE. COLUMBIA CO., FA.
A systematic cotttse ol instruction is given
in all ihe English branches usually taught.
The Principal will he assisted during the
present year by T. M. POTTS, an experi
enced teacher, recently Irom (he Lancaster
Co. Normal School.
A vacation of seven weeks will commence
July Ist.
TCITION , for day pupils 53.50. to 54.50 per
quarter.
Hoarding, Tuition, Washing, Lights, &e.,
530 per quarter of eleven weeks onc-hail in
' advance.
, For circular, catalogue or orlher particu
lars address
WM. BURGESS,
Melville. April 1, 1857. Puntipal.
"THE Sl:* ret IXFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,
Just Pubtisked. Gratis. Ihe ibth Thousand.
' ew °" rational treat
meat, without Medicine of Sper-
A.-y inatorrbea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of the System.
Impotei.cy, ami Impediments to Marriage
generally.
' BY R DE LANKY, NL D.
; The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudence
and solitude of youth,may be easily removed
tCitJwut Medicine.is in ihis small iract, clearly
demonstrated; and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, 8f adopted by
the Author, lullv explained, by means ol
which every cue is enabled to cure himself
perfectly and at the least possiblecosi. there
t>y avoiding all ths advertised nostrums of
he day.
bent to anv address, gratis and post free
in a sealed envelope, by remitting, postpaid,
two post-ge -tamps, to Dr. B. DE LAKEY,
17. I.ispenard S'reet, New York City.
May 6, 1857 —6m.
THOMAS IBUTLER^
So. 7 South Seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA;
Ikf anufacturer of strong Tinware, Copper,
•s'F Til. and Zinc Bathing Tubs, Bathing
Pans, and every kind of batoing apparatus.
Also deed and paper boxes.
Prompt attention g'ven to ordered work,
and goods carefoliy lorwpjeed on orders.
Philadelohia. August 17th 1851.
A FULL ASSORTMENT of
** Goods at the Arcade by
May 27,'57. A C. MENSCH.
fc>J r 1 1 <<£ & <&, -&>.%. 'ft
TOTIIK F\SU)NA!.K AM' JQ
cr~j sjjji 'r_r; LS2. 6&3 •
i JMIF. undersigned i.iivitigjust received rhe
J latest Puns an.l New Vork Fashions
v odld agttin beg leave ui inform his immei
OUR friends and li tlvct world about Blooms
burg.that he is now better prepared than ev
or so aecommodate any one w ill the noulest
easiest and best fitting suits of Clothes thai
have been turned out lately; ami *ol only
that, hut tie will also do them u,p in the best
order, upon ihelowest terms. . .
Mis shop is at ttio old stand, (100 wel |
known o need luithemolieo) where he maj
at all times tie found, seated upon the benrh
of repentance.steadily drawing outlhe/Areue
of affliction,hopeing it may in t lie end provt
advantageous to tiim and his customers. Mr I
would also advise his fiends to bear in mitts
that poor, atllioted tailors must live, or they j
can't be expected to work. I'hereiore \\ heat j
live Corn, Oats, Potatoes, ami with all now j
and then a little CASH will come might)
handy from.those who arc hack-standing on |
itie hooks.
Remember, gentleoien, that in all cases
"the laborer is worthy of his hire."
BERNARD RUPERT.
Blooinsbnrg, April t lth, 1853.
p>msm HERRING'S
f'i -it I est .aa. up u,
K ACKNOWLEDGED
mf. l a CHAMPION!!
[jj ij ■' |L|\ ■' TDK recent trials at Read-
L Vfr ~-* C p.j' lll f have endorsed the cur
rent of public opinion, and
conlirmed the verdict of more than 200 acci
dental fires, proving conclusively thai "Her
ring's" is the only sale that will not burn.
Kvunct from the Committee's Re|iorl on
the Trial of Iron Sales at Reading:
"On the 2(i;h of February all the members
ol the Committee met to witness the Sales |
and bucks and papers, (placed in them) and |
were prrlectly satisfied thai all was rigl t.— j
The day following, the burning took place. I
muter the euperinlendemVof the Committee. I
Altera fair and impartial burning fur live |
(lours, the Safe of Messrs. Funis & Watson j
was first opened, the Sale being on fiie m- >
side, and the contents partially consumed,
while the contents in the Sale of Messrs.
Fartels & Herring were in good condition,
vnd no.fire inside."
Reading, March 2, 1867.
H. F FF.I.IX, I
(Sinned) I' N (OI,F.MAN. ! Corn.
A. II PEACOCK. )
And endorsed by over 60 ol the best men
ol Reading.
The above Safes can be inspected nl St
Walnut Strce'. w here the public can satisfy
themselves of the great superiority of the
"Herring's Patent Champion,''over the de
feated and ustil-up "inside iron Moor Sala
maitdcr."
FARRFf.S & HERRING,
3t Wnlnnt St.. I'hilud'a.
Only makers in this State of Herring's
I'atent Champion > s nfes.
The uttempt made by other parlies to bol
ster up the reputation of a Sale which has
tailed signally in accidental fiics in Philadel
phia, (Runste'ad Place,) by taking one out
ol an agent's store, f H.A.I .ant/ ] made dou
ble thickness (different from those they sell)
to ' burn np 'oi.eot lletrititt's, (half as thick)
has met with its Hue toward. Herring's Sale
could not be butnl, proving conclusively that
die only reliable Sate now made is Herring's,
ol which over 15.000 are now in aotnel use,
and more than 200 have been tried by lire
without ii single loss.
Philadelphia. May 8. 1857 If.
loi tk uiiis.
THE well-known Man land Consolidated
Lotteries, ol which It. FRANCE N Co. are
the managers, are chartered l>y the state of
Maryland, and a commissioner elected by
the people, who is sworn to .-uperiutend and
certify that everything connected with them
Is dune in a strictly honorable manner, ami
that the mteris>s ol parties who reside at a
distance are as well protected as if they
themselves were present at the draw ing.—
Another tact which the managers call atten
tion to. is, that all persons have a leg.l right
to send orders tor lake's to Mai)land, a*
lotteries are legalized by special law in thai
slate. A lottery is drawn every day of the
mouth. If no particular class is named, or
ders are filled in the first drawing to take,
place after the communication comes to
it rod. The prices ol tickets vary from 9-1
to 920. No tickets are, however, sent unless
the money lor the saoie is received with the
order. Ihe drawings are upon the principle
of one number on each ticket (after lbs Ha
vana plan,) and Ternary combination. Prizes
vary in amount from #2O to SIOO,OOO. All
orders lor tickets or packages will receive
prompt ailenlion, ami lire drawing mailed in
all purchasers immediately aiter it is over.
Address,
T H. HUBBARD & CO,
No. 30 Fayette si., or Box No. 40,
Feb. 3d. 1857 —ly. Baltimore, Md.
The Drawn Numbers of the Maryland
Loeries are published by the State Com
nisiniter it. the following papers, viz: Sun
dipper. Patriot, American, Argus, ol Balti
more; also, the National Intelligencer and
Union, of Washington, D. C.
liable Fotiiiilfv, It 100 ins. lull's
' M POVhS ANIf TIN WAKE.
THE subscriber having erected a largo new
brick Foundry and Machine Shop, in place
of the old one, is prepared to make all kinds
of
CASTINGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Plows constantly on hand. The subscribe
has removed his Tin Shop from Main
Street to the Foundry Lot, where he has
eree'ed a building altogether for Stoves and
Tinware.
The Cooking Stoves consist of the W>l.
PKNN COOK. RAl'B COOK, VAN
LIF.R COOK, and PARLOR STOVES
all kinds, the Egg Cylinder Stove,
fce.
All kinds of Snouting made to order.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbnrg. April 16. 1857.
Leather, Leather! Leather!
EENfcY W. OfKSMAF,
IMPORTER OP
FRENCH C.ILF SKINS
and General Leather Dealer,
No 6 South Third Street, Pnila.
Ci?" A general assor'.ment of all kinds of
! Leather, Morocco. &c. &c. RED AND OAK
SOLE LEATHER
February 28. 1857.—1y.
ST IILXII VZI PPINGLK, Qyv
&L& P LOOMS BUIIG
IVIr'FICULT repairing warranted; spec
tacies and glasses for spectacles; glasses
for huniing cased watches, and other watch
j material tor sale.
March 27, 1857
AN ASSORTMENT of conlecnooary, jew
eity, Perfumery soaps, bait ciiis, Sac.
: Pomades, to be bad at
C. CLARK'S Book Store.
IRCN STEEL, and every kind of Hard
*■ Tin or safe bv
McKELVV. NEAL k Co
]AffORTICED POSTS ou hand and for sale
i at me Arcade by
Mat 27. >57. A. C. MENSCH
COLOUR AND FEED Depot at the Arcade,
1 bv A C. MENSCH
AY Kirs PJJI.S
-1\ \ el's jttlinrlic IMIIs.
PILLS THAT ABE PILLS*
I'KOK. HAYES, Siate Chemis l , ol Maw ,
•ays they are the be-l of all pills, and an
nexed urn the men who certily that Doc'ot
Hat es knows:
H. J. GARDENER, Governor of Mass.
EMORY WASHBURN, ex-Go v. of Mas*.
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut, Gov. of .Mass.
K. M. WRIGHT, Secretary Suite o! Mass.
J. H. FITZPATRICK, Catli. Bishop ol Boston,
PROF. JOHN TORREY, ol the College of
Physicians ntul Surgeons, New York City.
Dr. C. T. JACKSON, Geologist ol the Poblio
Lands ol the U S.
WEN THAT ARE MEN,
Anting q.e diseases this P.II has cured
with ssiniiisl ins rapiditv, we may mention:
Cosiivene-s, Bilious Complaints, Rheumt*
lisni, Dropsy. Heartburn, Headache arising
Irom a fowl Stoinnch, Nuiim-m, Indieesliof,
Morbid iiittction of the Bowels, and pain
arising ihcrelrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appo
tile, nil Ulcerous and cutaneous Diseases,
which require mi evacnunt Medicine, Scrof
ula, or King's Evil. Tncy nlso by purifying
the blood and stimulating lint System, Curd
many Complaints which it would not be sup
posed they could reach ; such us Deafness,
Pnrii.il Blindness, Neuralgia und nervous lr
riiability, Derangements ol the Liver and
kidneys, (loot, and other kindred complaints,
arising from u low stato of the body, or ob
structions ol its functions. Tltcy tire the
best Purgative Medicine ever discovered,
and you will but need to use them once lot
know it.
Prepared by Dr. J AS. C. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.—and
sold by E. P. Lu'z and all Druggists in
Bloom-burg, and by Dealers in Medicine
every w here.
Sept. 11, 1857-2 m.
.ioiin * Moone. JOHN W. WII.I.IAM#
MOORE Sc WILLIAMS,
General Co in mission Merchants,
unit ttpah rs in
MIXT2BR3* SUPPLIES,
A'o. 54 Swtk lln Iff SI, rhilailtlphia.
THE subtctibets having been associated
with the coal trade and ininttig operations
generally, for several yens, are prepared to
supply orders lor all articles contingent to
mining purposes at the lowest rates, with
eaie and dispatch.
: Our stock comprises the following articles:
OlLS—Sperm, Solar, Elephant, Bleached,
! Racked, l ard. Rosin. Greasing', Linseed.——
Sal'ty Lamps, Fuses, Blu-iing Paper, Slope
Chums. Ropes, all Sizes, Pulleys, Wicking,
Wire Rope, Tar and Pilch ——Thornley a
> Celebrated Gum Belting, Washers, Packing,
Hi.se Blasting and oilier Powders.
I Soap, Candles, &o.
ki kkrkncf.s :
Hodgson & Keen, Philadelphia,
j .1. It. A. &S. Allen, "
Charles Miller & Co., "
j S. Roiliermel, Esq., "
I John Thornley, E-q , "
i Win. Do Haven, E-q . Mineraville, Pa.
Hon. W. Donaldson, l'otlsville, Pa.
i Hon. C. W. Unman, "
I Gen. W. Snyder. Esq , "
D. P Brown, Esq.,
L. P. Brook. E-q., "
J. J. Connor, Ashland, Pa.
Philadelphia, Jan. Hi, 1867. Iy.
ISN'T IT SO t
j Use ARTHUR'S Celebra
ted Sell Sealing Cans slid
FRESII FRUIT Jars, and yon w ill have fresh
;fruit all the year at summer
jprices.
j Full dig'ctions for putting
up all kinds of fruit and To
matoes, accompany these
cans and jars.
They ere made of Tin,
Glass, (ineer.sware, and Fire
a in! Acid proof Stone Ware.
IN WINTER I'l.e sizes are from pints to
gallons. These cans & jars
are entirely open at the tops,
and lies', to secure transpor
tation.
For sale hy Storekeeper#
throughout tho U. S'ates.
Descriptive circulars sent
BETTER on application. IV' Order#
jirom the trade solicited.
I Be sure to ask lor " Ar
thur's." It lias stood the
test of two seasons, having
jhcen used by hundreds of
THAN thousands of families, hotel
and boiuding-liouse keep]
i-rs.
We are now making them
for the million.
ARTHUR, HURNHAM &
GiI.ROY,
Sweetmeats. Manufacturers under the
Patent.
Nos. 117 & 119, S. Tenth St., (cor. George.)
PHILADELPHIA.
| June 17, 1857.-3 m.
BLOOMSBURQ
fIAHE undersigned would in this way call
| A || )e utiemion of the public to the Booh
Store at the old stand, next door to the 'Ex
i change Hotel," where at all limes can be
found a good assortment of books, including
Bibles, lit ma Books, Prayer Books,
j Histories, Books of Poetry, Novels, and
School Books ; also all kinds of stationary of
i the best quality.
A considerable deduction made upon the
price ol School Books and Stationary to those
who by to sell again.
Ju-t received, a good assort merit of WALL
i PAPER, which 1 would ask all to call and
1 examine belore puchasing elsewhere.
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor to Jesse G. Clark.
i Bloomsbtirg, May 25. 1857,-lyr.
c. EO77SH,
ESPECTFt I -L Y oflers hi#
professional services to
| • the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Bloomsburg and vicinity. He is prepared to
attend to all the various operations iu Den
tistry, and is provided with the latest im
proved PORCELAIN TEETH, which wilt
* be inserted on pivot or gold plate,to look aa
: well as natural.
A superior article of Tooth Powders, al
' ways on hand. A 1 operations on the teeth
warranted.
ty Office, 3d building above Wilson's Car
riage Manufactory—Main St., West side,
f Bloomsburg, Nov. 20, 1856.
AKGE lot ol No. 1, 2, A: 3 Mackrel, also,
While Fish, Cod Fish and Herring, jual
received and for 6oie by
May 27, '57. A. C. MENSCH.
A LARGE LOT of Thibet Shawls just re
ceived and for sale by
A C MENSCH.