STAB Ox THE NORTH
nines asciit Ton iv & cccxinr.
WE D.VE5DAV Dr.C -20. S63.
Attktio? iidirecfed -to our Advertise
Cieit column.- : "1 v
CooaTi in eifion at .Danville ibis week.
Tler9 was a pretty fait atiemJarica on Mon
4j. Ccrtuiit FLOoa in cow etliinjt, at Raa
f an r-tv?fion Store, at reJoceJ prices.
$1.60 fox 04h.,ack8. A prime article.
Pms Jt Htj old bis bonae and lot, itrj
' Ted on. Catba-riae Street, East Bloorasburg,
to FreJ.Ctlmore for $640 00.
Foa 5l. Any rerson desirinj to par
chase a, scholarship of one of the best Com
taerciat College in the United States can do
a by calling immediately at this office.
A Fair and Feativaj will be held by the
rntmeer oi (he Lutheran Church, commen
cing oa Monday the 25ih inst. and contiuae
the rhole week . ''
A UTti.ic credit, Dr., if joa do g tble oar
Court proceeding. Whatever brain the
.Stab doe possess, that is deemed admissi
ble lo joor colnthns, do not attempt to palm
it oil opon your readers at origional matter.
x The indications on Monday last, were
etrong for snow, but at present writing,
Taesday afternoon, the prospects are
for rain. The road are very rough in eon
.vequer.ee of such a uiUen freeze up.
Tut Itepullitan say : There is but little
farther to report from the oil well?. At
Serene the operators are still at work en
deavoring to extract Ibe tools. They tell na
tbey think they will succeed. At Green
Creek they are down near 800 feet. They
tell as that the water at Sereno it very sati.
Comvlant n already being entered
against the newly appoinled Revenue As
sessor of this District. For the present we'll
not mention the nature of it. To easa some
minds,, we will state , ihailis rrot on the
groor.d of "taxing bathes'' for Pon is uni
versally known to be too Iriendly lo mcth:rt
te b guilty of anything of the kind.
Looc opt f r our carrier on New Year's
mornifur, and t e sore in buy one ol I if An
noal Addresses to ti e Patrons of the Star
He bat irtdg'rf troird this 'towirf dr the
st yaar.ihrong'i all kinds of wevher. nev
er disappointing his rea.'er, and Inr this
ervice, a ,dime,,rnianerrcr' hall'' ou d
tie a small recompense, but thankfully re-
'eairad.
V (1. SrouKsa advertises Ihe most exten
sive and varied assortment of toys, candies,
vakes, tic, for tbe holidays, in this place.
This it the place 10 make your purchase
lie also keeps fresh oysters for sale by the
'qoart or can 10 suit enstocoers. We say pa
irooize those who advertise. . They have a
good article and are not afraid 10 lat the peo
ple know it, or call and examine for them
aelre.
No Pspicr. There will be no paper issued
t this office next week, between Chris'ma
nd New Years. The Prmiers need a lit'Ie
recreation as well as other persons, and we
feel pretty sore that ihe reader of the Star
will cheerfully concede to them one week
oat ol fifty two. As this will be the las'
issue of our paper in the Old Year, we will
'Improve the opportunity and wih our read
era ooe and all, a "Mrry Christmas" and a
"Happy New Year"
Yi presume the loyal shoddyites cf Dan
ville will continue no longer to call the
Democratic editor of that place lirpn:r
bead' air.ee be has been the recipient ol a
tir-beaded cane which was voted him by
tbe citizen of Danville. Dr. Brower will
have to carry bit 'ol J cure a long While be
Tort be will receive one from the laboring
men of that place as a token of ibeir tosh
tegarJ for him Since he received the rlTice
cf depcry as-essor no doubt he can "smell
Tfc mechanic."
Csi&lcs D. FovfLtn, of Berwick, is qnite
a en:erprisiog young man. He contern
pla'ei fitting np a town kali out of the brick
"boilding occupied by himself. A hall is a
Tjaoeh needed institatioQ in that place. Mr'
F. hasjhe means and perseverance to pot
an enterprise of that kind through il he once
Undertake it. He deserves credit fjr hi
poblic enierptise. The organization of a
6 ran Band tl that place, in tt great meacre,
is due him. We understand lie no de
signs getting Bp a Silver Cornet Band.
Success to tiira. - .
Rbt. J. Lvoiw. of p ine twp., thif cooniy,
iJied in the Hospital, at Vicioria, Texas, some
lime in Octoter last.'' Ha was a son-in-law
cf John F Fowlar, Emj , one of our county
commisaioners. 'The relatives and friends
cf Ibe deceased learned ol his deaib qnite
recently. It is (he intention to have his re
mains brooght to this coanty for intermeti'.
Hi disease was intermittent fever, so prev.
lent iu the army.' A wife and child are
ptlt, beside maay warm friend, to mourn
Ibe foss of the I rav UJ gallant soldier
Peace to bis rernsios.
Pettay-The Rp Llican paper say Gv.
Cartin ba cone to Cuba for hi t.alih We
hope he diiln't go to -,iol it' an l. m-ex!
to B3T Buchana.i wan ed 10. Kh nin'i ih
Gav.jist loo!i g n after all. Didn't i.a go
to Jma;ca as an envoy extraordma jy frorn.
Stanten, ta report on the moi apn'oved ;
stria of mnrder t ur.-.. wu..ld h.,r Cy go't qeted 10 prerent them the admmitra
. , '.: ' .- ,-. , - ; ' I lor for tenlemeti', and thes indebted 10
k'C.l U ! (
Try hsi'itiy p'ace It . .-.: tj or sc
et
izxr:
il -
Tcrrib.c Excitement !
IN LIGHT STREET,,
AT l'KTL'li MVS STOilKf ' 1
On Account ut'ihc ' tVcir!
Arrsvn I of FA I A &, .'Winter
c?:.? t eed ucrioy x piuces
ITAS received from the ?atern cilie
ami ii now opening hi the olJ stand
a splendid assortment ol
S cb rr- qe Da si cq cQ. 2. ez a a
vrhioli will be nol I Vhean for '
OAS11 Oil COrjNTKY ,lRORCCR!
flis nock cohmms bf Laili9 f)re Good-,
H.oireM se and latest fashions'.
CALICOES. ,
MUSLINS. "
ChGnMS,
FLANNF.L?.
1IOSIBRT;
SILKS. RnAWLS,.OARPRTS;
Itcnriy-TIadc Clolhin?,
SATIN KTS,
CSSI.lRRfc:S,
COTTONAIIKS.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
THREAD, &C.
QUEENSWARE,
UEDAUWAtiE.
HARDWARE,
MEDICINES,
DRUOS,
D22.2a 2 aQ.22f 5?Sa 2a
BOOTS AD SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
In hon everything usually - kept in a
co'intry stortf.
Th patronage of hi old friend, and
the public generally, i respectfully to
liriied. The hiheft market prirw pjiid ff,r coun
try produce. PKTKR K.T.
f J grit Sifppt. Oct. 4. IS85.
1805. ISCJ.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL ROD
" Ttii reat line rvrtr the Nnrthern
I anl North wi conntiu. cf IVnus. ylvania to
inciiy oi hne, on Lake Kn.
If ha bei lea-.l by the PfnnsIvania
Rail Uoad Cotrj.an), and is operated by
them.'
Time of Ppn?er tralna at NorihM.
renre Danliraril.
Erie Mdil I'raifi 5 40 p JV,
Krje Kxprt-m Train. 3 30 A: M.
F.lriiira Kj rt- Train, 11 2S I M
tlnnr.1 lrai'. 10 25 A
lacaiTM Wt slivarI.
F.rie Mail Train, 3 5
Erie K.ir I'rain. 2 AO I,
Mni'ta r.Tors train.
5 3rt A.
f..mira Mail Trat'i 4 35 P. M.
I'a'prger car run thrcoh on the Frie ' ,,0M Pi ,!",;"f w!, without any such fa
Ma tl and Express rrairvs without chmiue i ;6 P'etert'l to tacn Telegraphing,
both Wii s br'iMrfti PfiiU.lr-lt.i.ia ri Erie. . PATRONAGE
NEW YORK" tONNK'CnON. This institulion is now enjoying the lr-
Lave NVw York a: 6 0U 1' M ' arrive ' Ptrae evr t-esto-ve l upon any
at Erie 3 37 A. M.
Leave Erie a: I '5 M anivrt at w
York I IS !' M.
NO CHANGE OFCARS BETWEEN ERIE
AND NEW YORK
El-cant Sleeping Cr on ail Ni-ht trains
ror i:i4irma'tri repectln" raentT
hnsi. ejs apply at cor 30'h anf Market
Pliiludflun:. And fr Fici-hi bu-ii;es of'
ihe Con pauy's Agents
S. B Kiniisron, Jr , Cor. 13.!. and Ma?
ket Street. Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynold., Erie.
W Brown. A'j'i. N. .C. R. R.. Baltimore.
U If. HOUSTON.
,G"nefjl Fre'mht A"t. Phil a.
H. W. G WINNER,
Cen-rai Ticket Agt. Phil'a.
A L TYLER,
General Sop'r Williamport.
Dec fi. 165.
Miller's Stare. :
or
Fall& Winter Goods.
fpHK subscriber has jat retnrnexl from
Hie cities with .another large arid select
assortment f
Fall ami JUnter Goods,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York.
al Ihe lowest figure, ami w hich be is deter
mined to sell on a moderate lerrns a? can
he procured elsewhere in Bloorriaburg.
Hi Mrck comprises
LJIDIE'S IJHESS COOLS
of ihe cu ireM s)le and luiesi fa-bions,
io-jiher wild a nrse aortmep of
DUY-COODS. MUSLINS. CLOTHS,
AND VES TINCS.
4I.SO,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
QUE ENS W A R E. C EDA K A R R,
HOLLOW WARE. NAILS. IRON
ROO TS 4 SHOES, HATS .VOAPS.frc.
In shoit, every it;m uxnaliy kept in coun
try stores. 10 which he inviles ihe altenlion
of the publicgenerally.
The hihel price will be pa'd for coun
try produce, in cxcht-ae (nr ood.
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
Bloomsbnig, Nov. 12, 165.
EVANS & IIARTMAN'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Aca'y opposite the Encopil Chtmh.
CLOTHING OF A LL I ) ES C RIPTIONS.
OUR stock is compoed r:f fine ciorhing,
tnedium and tow priced adapted 10
all condition, ta-te and wpn'. - WV have
the laie-i styles for the season a fine as
sormtrnt nf K .
Orercoals acd CfuIIcmen's SbarT.s,
from low lotha very bet.
Our Gooih are tatkiuH'ib'e ow! xotll M ult. .
In addition to our slock of ready-made
clothing, we have piece goofs for cus orn
Orders,
Cloth, Cntsimcrc, &.V., Ac.
And having on of the- fir-t rf-is- miters,
C.'iarle- L Reichar I, formerly nf'Ea-'on
we guarantee a fit in all -p and uivr
S4titaction. AIo a- varietf ol Wco'e
and Linen S'lin. Siwkiii-j-', Nerk'ie Col
lrs, Stock-, Handkerchief everything in
the nr"n'le!iiieij'K line nf -lothov.
A'n Hats, Boot und Shoe, T.rks and
Carrel bag.
We will ell at ihe lowest Market prices
Pleae 2ive n call before p:rch:i;iii
eifewhere EVANS & HARTMAN.
Nov. )5tfi 1S65.
ADMINISTRATOR'S' X0TICE.
Estate cf Alkali Fy h'e rj AJiJlm town
fhip. Columbia cauu'i', I'ec'd.
f ETTEUSol a linifii-tra'io,'i on th es
- ia oi Michael Vrc, late of Mifllin
tow list! ip Columbia county, have teen
"raniel by the Renter o sairl county to
John H. Hesler, E-q., of M tHin Iwp . Co
totfihin county. IVr-on having claim
:i2aini ihe estate of ihe decedent are re-
. a 0hlil Mill trtalrA r V m mr ftirthnriiH r
JOHN Hi HEfLER
I 5V.., -1S&5. -
da'f I
2
9.'-
BUSINE
COUEGE
Ctriei 'IVniii hmI. l'lo--l.iul re trie,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ti e rrifwt complele and ihornnsMy np
friiited Hi hinesa Connnejcial College in
the country. . .
The nnly r.n 2 in the City poe9sinj a
Legislative Charter, and the onlv onu in
UnPed State authorized to conf.-r Degrees
of M-'iii. Diplomas awarded lo pruduatpj
in H.e Comme rciHl Course under its Ciipa
iae eal by cthrrity of law.
C'oMloctrd ly Leii'lerneri of literal edu
qalioti u' d exienie experienc e in t uiii-s
and f(K!in unoqoalled at var.iauca lor fie
limroiisih iheoreiiral ttr.d practical educa
tion 01 jotmg men for the various duties
and em rloy merit of tuinee life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
by a syim or
. ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
oricinul arid prr-eniiiifntly j raMic.l, ir
inij the t'lilffii in id l.nrfi ii'tie a t-a'ii-plete
irifii'ht into the mi;tiri, delai i
torns anil formn of tu-iuf in ueuerl, a
corttlocil in the bfM reuulifd c.'niimjr
cial and fina'n'ial orablihrnnt '
1 IIKOKKTICAL RO0KKKK1MNG
Upon a r.ew plan, with mm oumal Xroi
lion of dm M'ient'e of artmint, arrntiiid
and pubii'-hp by h propretor of thin In
siitoiion eycluively lor hi- own use, Fav
itiir one-half the orilinary labor of (ha sm
ite cit, and giving him a complete knowl
edge of the practice of the best acco
ants. uot
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE.
KMBItSCKS
Bookkeeping. Commercial Arithmetic, Ten-
mansdip, Iiu-ines Correspondence,
; Commercial Law, Lectures on Hu
sinesi Aflair8, Commercial
Custom. Forms, and Ac
lual Business Prac
lice.
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Algebra ami the Higher Mathematics, Pho
nography, Ornamental Penmanship, Oie
Art of Detecting Connterfet Money,
Engineering, Surveying Naviga
tion and TpleraptMntr.
TELEG RAPiflNG.
The arrangements lor Telrtranhin? are
far in advance of anything ol the kind
ever offered to the public. A regular Tel
egraph L'e i connected witn the InMitu
tinii with twenty brancet. in variou- parts of
the city, where public buioe is transact.
1 ed. ami i.-i u liu-li ih inJni nf il.;
S3
Ml " ..... '.-.- V " 1 I I I . I I
j union are permitted 10 practice. No recti .
1 lar office practice can b had in any other
M. n-bool ol. instruction in the country, with
M. out which no one can obtain a poMtiixi a
M. ' a practical operator. Young men are cau-
i iwi'.eJ aiain.-l the deceptive renresenta
commercial M;hool in the S:ate.
Over five
I nr.rtured f!iidents weie in attendance
the
j first year, and over seven hundred durin
i ,he 1asl "par- ru b1 studerfs
j may invariat ly be found here, and all i:s
ocia.iotn ar ri"t rla..
j .. . .iv.vvmi.iuikaiiwj,
I he ii.:iiii:ion i locatl 111 ihe most ren
,r" 1 Pjrl 01 city, and its accononia'u-n--.
j lor extent, elegance snd convenience, are
! ,"s,PilSf', All the rooms have been
i t,p ,h best iye wiih
I JJL'M.NOrMCKSOR COUNTING
HOUSES. TELGRaPH OFFICES.
STATIONERY STORE,
ami h t i 11 1 n r
RANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
mpnlied wnli finely encravevl liitiofrapliic
oo'e. ied a a circulating medium in he
Dltr'ir:etif of Aclilal BnMI.
TO YOUNG MEN hn .,Mria PRAC
TICAL KDUCA I ION FOR BUMNESS, we
guaramee a ronr-e of intri)L-!io-i no where
ele equalled, vfiile ibe repmaiion and
slamlii.g of the in-i ii tit ion among busine.-s
men make it eridor-emeni the t-e-t pass
port to Micces, an I adv-Hncemeut. AH ion
trrifI lin-f emerin miy rnmmerciat Col-l-je.'are
inv.iil : eend for an
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND CATA
LOGUE ceutMitiiiio complete interior view
ol ifie College, nod full pa"rnr-;:lais ot the
courte ol mtruc'ion, term, fce.
L. FA IK BANKS, A M.,
I'tniatnt
T. C. SEARCH, Special Teacher and
Supt. oi Olfiee Business.
Nov. I, Ib65 I r.
MEXICO! MEXICO ! !
$30,000,000 LOA.
REPILJLU: OF MEXICO.
Tiventff-year Coip.u Hands in Sums
of $50. $100, $5V(, aa 91,000.
Zulerest MV'ii pCr rent., Pnyablc iu
Tlie ffiy of New Yurk.
Principal and Intere-t livable in GOLD.
610 000,000 10 he Sold at SIXTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR,
in U. S.'Currency, ihos yielding an inieret
of Twelve per cent. 10 Gidd. or Seventeen
per tent, in Currency, al tbe present r;le
of premium on gold.
Tbe firtl jeai's interest already pro
vided. THE 310ST DESIRABLE 1XVESTMEXT
EVER OFFERHh.
Immense uacis id -Mming and Aaricul
lural Und; sixty per rent of oort i!ue,
impo.-ts and taxes. in Hie la'.e ol Tamanli-
P- i.d San Luis Potosi ; and Hie p!i?i:etl
laiih ol the said States ard ihe General
(,ovei!imeni are all pledged lor ihe redenip
lion ol . ittete Bond and payment of inter
est. The Security i Aiunlr.
S30 in U-S Currency will buy a 7 per
cem Gohl Bond ol S50. -
JfiO in U.S- Currency will boy a 7 per
cent. Gol f Bi.d of IGU.
S300 in U S. Cu'reni-y will boy a 7 per
ce-.i Go,l Hoiel ol Sioo.
SfiOt in IJ S Currency will buy a 7 per
cei. i. Gold Bond ol SI000.
Ii every lover oi Republican Institutions
buy at least
OAS! ROAD.
Circulars forwarded and sr. bscrip:iocs re
ceived by
JOHN W. COR LIES & CO.,
and J. N. TIF FT. Financial Aent
of the Republic, ol Mexico, i7 Broadway,
New York.
tV Subrriipiions alfo received by Banks
and Bankers generally throughout liie Unit
ed Stales.
Nov 8, 1ES5.
Jolicc to Trespassers.
THE niideryigied, farmers and land
owners, of Orange loyvntnp, Colombia
county, do hereby can lion all person
t:aMt huming oi mi au)wii-e irepas-ing j
on ilietr lauits, thus n-akir.g ihem.'eive.
suljeci lo the penahie? o ihe layv, which
wilt be mod s-rinsieitM r enforee-t.
ISAAC. 11 AGENBUCIL
. MKMAEL HAGENBUCH.
Oinoo ip . ().- n. $Ki.
Y'n.t VM IMi. NEAILY
v Pf:()tPiI.V tin .MP.
IEV, Auorcej t Law
-2 iJlu fZlD
A it i.i-p-iitli' i 1 in "V fi ti-iiiy.
Mct kly iiutl cnt-Vi ft klr .' ipi'r.
Af'ev f't:r yesis ofrivil ar lnrccdnpo
the p"Oj I- of tt.e-n Uiit-d Stales by Iftie
V!t liiie l j-t-iiiortul parue. wn now ei
ter Upon a rew era ol unity m;d of prg
tcs.4. North and ouih, a OorJial co-operation
of all honest men is needed to rr.
pair Iho waate of war, lo establish our
Pence through Ihe triumph of bound con
Mimtional princif les in the admiriMration
of die government, and our Unity tv guard
in!; all that makes Union desirable.
The great Democratic party, Mhose his
tory in the past !. the l.isiory of private
prosperity, ol territorial exiain-ion, and of
public order in America, Hands iiow. us it
has ever Hood, the Party t I tie Nation,
Miperinr to all sectional passions in iia loy
alty lo the riahts uf co-cqvaf States and to
the lileriea of the individual citizen. Once
more its voice will be beard, once more
its adherents- will be rallied 10 it time
honored standard in every city am! tovu
ot the Northern and S'iihern Sta iv
To the principle of ittegrexl Democratic;
Party ' f Ihe N.,lioii. The Woll has I'O'ce
firm witues Ihrongl ott ihe ordeal ol civil
war. It will row be 'e wiled lo l!ie not
lesH Motixxi ak of applying ihoe pcin
ciple 10 the solution ol Pie many and
weighty question financial, nocial, polit
ical which come upon u with Ihe. return
of peace. Faithful to the real interests of
all i-eciions, it will be envlaved by ihe prej
udices and blinded by ihe prepossessions
of none.
That ihe principles of American Democ
racy should thus be uttered, with no weak
or uncertain voice, here in ihe great metro
politan center of American enterprise and
commerce, is a matter of such importance
16 every citizen as must recommend Ti e
W01IJ to ihe co-operation and suppoit of
good men in all sections of the Union.
Whatever skill can devise or enterprise
accompwsn wj.il contribute o make The
World what it is our resolve that it shall
continue to be :he Bet Newspaper of the
Day. .
Competeu! correspondents at every com
mercial and political center of both heinis
pteres, who are always instructed to make
the IreeM and prompter! use of (he tele
graph, will keep our readers full informed
of ihe doing and ihe progress of mankind
in all paris of the -Iobe.
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pendium of, and comrnemary upon the
new- ot every day.
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to sheet, same size a Daily, containing ail
its new, correspondence, eiljtoi ial com
mercial and market news, cati.'e market
aud provision ifj.ons.. audulresh atid en
lertdinici; misceilfiny of literature. Pub-
lihed Tuesday and Friday.
The Weekly. World, a Ijrce cuaro r-!ieet
samepizea- Daily,' has now t!:e largest
circulation of any weekly journal publish-
ed save one. lis exiraonlmary success
since it union with ihe New York Arso
has justified ihe most liberal xperi.it!ircs.
in interest
and value lo farmers,
day-
Putlished Wediits-
1. The market repot!' embrace the New
York, Albany, Brighton and Cambridge
hve i.tock markets; i;,c New 'iL coun
try produce. sMid general proifnre market ;
special nod valn-tbie hop i n tl 1 1 ; e r te a
ileprtment c-f ricniiuial reading ; all
'Oiiether compo-ins an nnrivad-'d imr. I
took of current information for the farmer
live ftock or produco dealer, the country
men-haul, etc.
2. It readins for ihe family circle em-
brare ihe frefier ,iHJ be-t .-'.oxies, poeur.
lories, poeur.
relioiou reailuig, eio.
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city weekhe-, a nere wat basket oj the
laiiy ; only mailers ol intere-i tn-1 impor
tai.ee a're t!ioen Irom the daily, while ine
ina! uf it contenia are.prepared especially
tor the weeklc
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be found ome active, jiublic spirited dem-
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his neighbors, and n cause, by making
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ten, iwemy. or fifty for the -Weekly World,
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Four copie ore yea I,
Ten copies one. ear,
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World may be f-eor by mail, and should
inclose Post o!li- Moiey Order or Brink
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ey i-ent by mail will be at ihe rifk of ihe
endere. Orders and Icner honld tie ad
drersed to THE W ORLD,
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October 23,
&JAMES ROBINSON,
Clock ami AValth .I3alier,
SM) lMTOKTEK OF
Waiche-, Jpv liy A: I'rci.th i inc. l'lrccs
Al.sO MtFtCHkfl tr"
SILVER AND SILVEFLPLA
TED WARE,
I70LD. SILl'EH f STEEL SPECTACLES.
S'o. 1031 Marie t Sirfd. bihw Lltvnth.
tS'orth Side.
PAlLADELrillA.
Clocks, Watches ani Jewelry n?atly re
paired at ihe horte-t notice.
Gilding anI Piating, of all descriptions,
done neaily io order. '
CtT N. B. Ma-oi.ic, Old Fellow's and
o her emblematic Marks, made and En
graved to order.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF .
OlUA Aii M5f
..I, A SSI'S
FRENCH, i: MS Us 1 1 4- J9MERI-C'-ViY
CLff KS.
TABLE AXD POIKLT i IT LEI V,
AI5.T1Y COUPS Et AfHiKS
FOR ALE AND MADE lit ORDER.
No. 1031 Market S ee:, 3t door bel-jw
Eletemh, North side.
March 26, 165.
i'KGSJM-ICITUSi TOll 2 8CG.
Ui'.i
Splendid Aluf of litlciit.
n enteritis opon th- it ml year of J - ex-
tt,e pm,ie or, 01 ihi new ma -
x i.e lave to oiler Ih-ir thanks 10 the
lailie ot America for ihe liberal nipport
already 0 landed to ihem. Few InaaaXmes
lave Lon'-tcd during their second fear of a
li-l of ie?ily Twpnty-five il ousand namP"
The Lady's Fiiet.d will continue to be
deioied us I eretcfore to choice literature
and ti e illustration cf the laftitoiiM It will
(omain ihe laiei-i putiern"' cf Cloak", Cap-,
t'oniieis, lieHl-lrrBe!-, fancy work, em
broidery, &c , v i'li ieceip, emiMC, mul
o:hr rnalleM interefiina in Imlien. The
miit-i; alnne is worth more than (tie cost
ol Ihe wliole magazine, the piecea being
selected by Prof. Gele fron. ihe capacious
repocitory of that widely known and enter-prii-'mc
firm, Messrs. Lee & Walker.
The I.ai'j'n Friend i- rdted by Mrs.
Henry PeieronK mpponed by the fol ow
11. 1; brilliant corps cf conlribniorp.
Florence Percy, Mis Bella Z Spenrer,
Mrs. L. C Monitor), Annie F Knl
Mr-. M. F. Tucker, Frances II Sheffield,
Miss El. C. Donneily.Carrie E Meyer
Julia Gill. Mattie Dyer Britts
Mrs. Elia S. Tnrner,E Margaret &larr,
Frances fee Pratt Eniilie Lsier Leigh
Mrs P. II. Phelps Charles Morrii,
Mrs M. C Pjle Mis H S Corey
August Bell "Aunt Allire,"
Emma B Pipley Mrs M A Denion
Miss A L Muzzy, Cath M. Trowbridge,
Mrs II A Heydori Mary J. Allen
Virainia F TownsendMiss A Forestier,
Beatrice Colonna J. C. 1.
Mrs Margaret HosmerClara Anan'a
Mis L W Tapnati Mrs Anna Baehe
Annie Rur-ell
Marci.i Hope,
Ilatiie Hammond
Sarah J Ramsey
Mrs L. J. Ritteuhouse
Helen Mayo
Ettie V Slade
T J Chambers
Mary II Cox,
Addie E Suilon
And oilier talented
wr iters.
Leslie Walter,
Helen M Pratt
Sophie May
Phil II Chase
t Edwin Jl Mardn
Caroline A Bell
Harris Byrne
Emma M Johnson
Minnie W May,
Mrs James ,
Kin ill it'll I jEugrn villus.
A beaiiiiiiil Steel Fancy Engraving and
a superb colored steel iachioti plaie vvnl
illustrate every number; bendes well exe
cuted wood cuts, illustrative of the fh
ions, fancy work, &.C , 100 'numerous to
detail
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM.
In order to enable ladies lo procure a fir-!
quality Sewing Machine at very Utile 01.;.
lav. we make the followini liberal offer..;
1 H e will cive one of WHEELER & WIL
j SON'S CelebrateJ Sewing M 4chine-. I h
I regular piee of wtpch is FIFIY-FIVE
! DOLLARS, on ihfc following terms
! I. Twenty cop'ei of the Ladv 's Friend,
! one tear, ;i.d the Sew in" Machine, S70 00
II Tninv cofis, one jear, and the
' S-w ing Martiine, 85 0')
1 III. K.ir:v c. ies, one ear, an J lie
: Sewi:g .Maetime,
1P) 00
j Li Hie lit-t ol the above club, ;t lady j
; can gel twenty noerioe r at ine r;ju'-ir ;
; rit-e rd two dollar si ml fif") cenH a copy, '
1
;tml iIihsi I y endin on th-e MibMTipiioi'i
nnd I'wer.iy l).i!!ars d ai'dmo'i, will L'ei :
iM.n-hi-ie iUa :e cannot hu V nVl'ere for
le :h-n Fi:ty-five t't,il.ir It ?ie net.-1
ihii'y sii!icriber and Stfveniy fire lo!.ir
tie will otdy have to aiid leu doila to
trie Himnint. WTh;le if he ets lorivsub
! srrder- at ihe reuUr price, tl.tj v.i;iget
,er inai-t.me for 1 oihii-g
The Ma"2zine will be tci.t lo different
I po-t office- if drsired. Ti
t ro-t oi.i''e- it drureo. Ine names
'"o.oney sfioulj be lorwarded as ra pi fly as
j ohiHtued, in order that the suh-cribers inny
1 begin in iei-eive tfieir innii-ie ul O'.c,
' am! not become is-ati-fied v.'::'!i die de.l.iy.
! Wt;en Iho whole arnnnt ol inonvv i r-
reived, ir.e Sewing M&chiue will be duly
I forvv aid-'-l.
i 1 ir Clubs may be partly compoad of
rnh-crib-rs lo the 'Saturday Evening Pom
i if desired.
! Ii ail cases i!;e Machine scnl will be the
I reunlar Wheeler i; Wii-on? No. 3 MacliinJ
I ol.l by thern in New York, boje.l, ami
fr.ryvaided free of cot. yy ilh the excejniou
of freish t.
TERMS: Our terms are ihe same a
itiOJ-e of i irt yvell kno-vn weekly 'ap"r it-c
j Saturday Evening Pot in order thai t tie
Clnhs msy te made uji ol the ii;,per and
' rn.ii:;'7.'ne t-n ti jot 1 1 y yyhen it is io deifel
! h ,,l ar ar t(iio :
One copy o- e J ear.
'wn copie- one year,
Knur enj-.i-s one jear,
E gM copies one year,
;er i;; ol rlnb,
S2 50 ;
4 no :
and one to get- j
S!6 CO
Tyyeoiy copies one year, and one to
"" ler ni of club.
35 00
One copy ol the Lady ;
Friend and
on id ill? Post,
4 On i
Single numbers of Ihe Lady's Friend
... . . . I
(postage paid by n-0 twenty-five cent.
Subscribers in tirui-h .North America
must remit twelve cer.ls in addition to the
annual subscription, a we have to repay
ihe United State poiae.
The contents o! ine La.dy' Frier-d and of
the Post will alw?s be entirely i?ifTren'.
Address, DEACON & PETERSON,
No. 3 i 9 Walnut t.. Phi'adelpl.i .
Specimen copies w ill be sent to those
defirnu- ol getting up Clubs, on the receip
of fif'.een cents.
October IS, 1365.
LOOK HERE -
THE VERY FLATTERING SUPPORT
hereiotore "iven lo lf:e lalt liirn Ol JAMES
S. McNINCH fi CO., it'.d'ices the under
signed to enierupo:i i!ie .;isiness of
MERCHANDIZING
romwhat new d n. The credit
fia been an n i iry to botli buyer
and seller, an I iheref.ire
propo-e to open on the 13:h day of the
month of November. "A. D. 1865 in
Till: MOST COMPLE TE ASTli
EEVG.'IST STOCK OF
-iviiw c;oois
EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTY;
con-i-tioi ol ve. y variety and tptalitj-of
staple and lancy jood.
G liOC E IJ I ES, (,'l'E EN S W ARE, II AR D
WA RE,
ami ail ions of articles kept in a country
.-tore ; to be f-cld
OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ALL KINDS OF j
PKODUCE. i
The yvholrt biifiess to be conducted CO .
th
er
i-yMem of pay a- you go; and at cheap- j
rate than 1,11V other hcu-e. Call ai.o
oj'ige for yourselves.
JAMES S. McNINCH.
November 8, l?r5.
tVtORO PHILLIPS'
Suptr-Ph'-sphale of Lime. Ihtush S'
Son' It a to Hone Phophale in large
and small qnautilir, and Pure War
ranted Lake Salt, at trkoltsal' V retail,
far ale it, J. IJ. IlAh'M.iN
July 31, 1835. Kvptrt SUdivtu
THE TIKES IX PKCTORiL
rF i 7 ILL C IT R E
"onr Cv'uul.
Read the aifver-
iMl.f.J.t 1 Ol w .-
.:QS??&r?Zj I'l.- 1 n-iiv Van.
o. ..omnonod
j s4 ni, M W.hiLberry w.d eneka Snake
) u... ,..,1: n- ... .. ti...i
Root, Wilt cura Ihe i)i-,caCK ot the Thtoil
and Luns, fuch as co!ds, coi'gLe, crorp,
AMlima, Ironctiiiis, catarrh, tore li.roai;
boarsenca, wl.oopit g cough, ii".
Its timely use will prevent I'ULMOARY
CONSUMPTION. And even where ihi
Lrarlu! dwait; i fully developed, it will
afford more relief than env O'lier medicine.
J. Lawrence lletz, ex Speaker of IS
IVimsj-lvHoia f!oje ol Representatives,
hay a .'This cough remedy is tiow exten
sive lined, 8nd is of the bigbet-l value lo
ihe community, its curative qualities bay
ing been tested by thousands with the
most gratilying results, fi is carefully and
ekilllully prepared Irpm Wild Cherry Bark
and Seneka Snake Root, by Dr. Ivi Ober
holizer. a reputatde pSys'cian of Phcrnix
ville, Pa., and is sol 1 by near'f alt druj-gii-u
ami country storekeepers. "
D P. Crorb), ex Post Ma-tr and ex
BuigesS ol P"'Hs nwrif enifi- as f-dbiwe:
I OH SI OWN, Jan. 3, 165.
Thi cert fie ihi,i I' have ued the PtiCB
nix Pectoral in mv f-imily, and I recom
mend it to the Public as l.c very best
remedy for cough an I colds that I have
ever tried One of my children was taken
with a cold, accompanied with a cronpy
cough, so bad, indeed, 1 hat it could poi
talk and scarcely breathe. Having heard
so much said about the Phcciix Pectoral
I procured a bollix of it. Trie firet do-e
relieves the difficulty of breathing, and be
fore the child had taken one fourh of the
bottle it was entirely well. Every family
should have it in their house.
Signed D. P CROSBY.
J. C. Smith, druggist of New Hope .Bucks
conoly, Pa., in writing to Dr. Obeihol zer,
says: 'A few days since I bought Two
dozen of our valuable couah remedy 10
try, and find it very good, arid a it is near
ly all gone I would like you lo send n.3 1
gro- of i'.
"Yoor medicine gives better satisfaction
than any other I have in the Store. I urn
aenl lor some of ihe mo.t popular cnuh
pieparjticn. hut yours seems 10 be doing
J the niOft good,
I Tfie following is
an extract from a letter
frnm t-ltrurn P.ltis rtitiri'hinl r.anr P.fi
I. l. r .
town, ra., 1 nave ineti ine rnccrnx lec
toral aud find it 10 be ihe tet couh mvd
irine extant. It meets with a more redf
sale iiiuii any other that I havn ever had in
my store."
The proprietor of lhi medicine has so
much confidence in its curi'ive powers,
from th te.-timony of thousan s who have
U'ed i', thai the rnuioy will te pai l back
10 i.y pirc!iaser yvho is i.ot satis-tied with '
its eHrl?.'' I
It is so 1 Ieant In take ehil Wert cry
fr it. I'nee Tlll.'t TY-FIVECEN TS; Urga
li t;ie- t) K P'JI.I.AIi
L is inieo fed lor only" Oi c!a5 of dis
ess nan.ely tho.e ( 1 the THROAT and
1 LU.NGS.
r:cpare! only ly Ll-, I UbJ-.jiHOLTZER
M I) 11 ,i l lilrf 1 :.r,
iui i eold L-y ill
!ill .iisl -imt SlurL Kn.rs
j.ilin-ici. Hollowly, & CnwJ'i), No. 23
Ni-rth'SiMfi el. Pl,ilailei.Ma, and
F. C V.V!: Si Co.. I ;5 Frankbn Siroei.
New Ynrk. General Wholesale Ag't.l.
N. B If
your oea:e-t drii2jii or Hirs-
j keeper does pot kep this medicine dj not
1 lt P't )un olT wiili hoitie other m-di-
j cine, because he makes more rnnr.ey on it,
! boi send at on-e. :o one ol the Agents for it
June 21, I S65. Cm.
SI, $G5 0,0 00 SI,
WORIU OF
WATriltS. CHAINS, RINGS. 1C.
G. S. HASKINS 3c C
yii He Lawn trut, Sic Yaih.
Otler p: icliowms i-i-l.-ceineiii, j
! nyers ol Valuable
-t-i NlLJby :rr r
Having lo eti f r r a Iri guri e t i paired
t!ie racket t-iiMne.-s, and pMaliihed otir !
repriation lor jrnripint,r nd teliat-iliiy,
and po-Mj-ini: grtai laciblics forieliiii;
Je elry in tl.i w ny, y e ar ccr fiden; that
we can "ire sutilactiori to ' yybo fee
dipoevl to r-a'ronise lis
C50 wr.) WORTH OK WATCHES DIA-!
nioinl Pins, Chains, to l-e old lor 0-e
Dollar each, witfioui regard lo value, und
i o' to be paid for uiuil ca know wtiat you
iire io receive.
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LST
OK ARTICLES TO BE bOLD FOR ONE
DOLLAR EACH!
l7a Waii'.iex (hand-omely eii'j'raved and
warranted perfect lime keeper), varying
in puce from 5.0 tiO to
12(1 00 each
225 Ladies' wa:che, soRd gold huniio-t
'!V5 . eaC,V
.i..e.. . "f alciles lauu
to 20 f (i each.
6.000 Latest stle vesl and neck chsin,
4 5f. to 30 00 eoch.
5.i!(.'0 (Pitt's California Diamond Pin.
2 50 to 25 00 each.
4.000 Calilornia diamond ear drop, 8 CO
io 15 00 each.
3 000 Miniature and enamelled "ern's
! tcarf pin, liew nyie, 5 00 lo 15 00 each.
2.000 Mao.iic and eintdern pin, 3 00 to
10 00 each.
2 51'0 Go'd band bracelets, engraved and
plain. 3 00 lo 20 00 each.
3 POO Jer and Mosaic brooches, 3 00 to
70 00 esch.
2.C0O Cameo broocbe, rich pattern, very
la.-'V. 3 00 to f.O CO each.
4 50 Floiemioe nn-i Lava rit. ihe real
amr.e 4 CP lo i ' J rt) eacii.
! 3 5')0 Lava and Elor!.ti:ie ear drops.
"i
3 00 io 10 00 C-u-P
r "HO f!r.ral ear dicing 4 Of) t.- R fin ir!
' 2.01.0 Ladies' Cha-eUine chain, j-t aiul
:'dd, 13 00 'c so co eacti.
Ii 000 Gents p:n, a sp.endid asscrtrjiarit,
2 00 io 1 5 P'J each.
4,000 Sod'aire sleeve bi.tton,etnire'v new
; style-. 2 o;i to 5 0t) each.
3 Of'O Stills a id slneve buttons, in set,
very rich. 3 00 to 15 00 eacti.
5 6 CO Sleeve t n i-ms. plnin. enamelled
an t engraved, 2 0d to 8 00 w.ich.
10 000 Pia'o au-l hafid-oiiicly engraved
ii'ii:-. 2 50 to 10 0'J e.ic'.
8 000 Spring l y.-kei, doublc ca?e, tichly
engraved, 2 00 to 15 00 each.
15,000 Set. Indies jewelry, new anil latet
tle--. fi 00 t') 12 00 each.
2 (KM) Gold pen-, and hund'oroe iilver
ca-e, 5 00 t 10 Od each
Tins entire li-i ol te:nni!nl and valuable
goo ! will t e -oil lor O .e Dil:ar Etch
LVfilicii'ri ol v the above art.c'e will be
placed rtl envelope, hi, A -ertl-d. 'I'lie-e
envelope are by moil.- a-
yvi'l'oot repaid lo choice, ft the
i-r 'eied.
receipt
Oi l!o -erincaie o. win see
what von
are M have, and tne;, y . ti jo.ir option io
Setid one oi..r aiu ,a-o i.-e aiu. le or iom
r ive LerMn ate can te rnt-re l lor !
eleven (or S2; tturij'-fi ve lor 5: -ivty-five
lor ?10; and one hundred for SIS. We
will t.en.1 a single Certificate oi: the receipt
of 25 cents.
G. S. HASKINS & Co,
Box 4270. 36 Beekman ist., N Y.
BJoom-hnrcr. A rril .. ??.
DAYIH LOU EMJERii.
C L U T 11 I A Q S T O II E,
On Main street, l wo door above tbe Aojfr-
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va!ic!dj a medium for adverticii.g
othr -oft;?r.erciaI and business neA. :
in PiiiiaJ-ipbia; and t!e faci that i r- ".
e.s a lar- iLli d cor(erva:ive r-u -- ,
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com 'peno ii , to an extraordinary
as a means of communicating with the -
lie not posesed by at.y Oiher JoLiii r
lished in h" city.
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and permarent foundation. Ibe po; -ers
conl.1 easily fill iheir columns ww.
un4oglt and ninji liberal cornmends'.i
of ibe fers thronghont the coctory; l :
ty pre'.ei that il shonld stand aIio-iti-r
upon iliirrs to public coifilencc V'''
known and es'ab!ihed. It will tie, as
lolore, the supporter ol Ihe Natinid, ' . -s?rvaiive,
Democratic. Union Pruu-i. . ,
oppc-ed alike to raitcaltsm and fn. -i,-. ,
in every lorm, and devo;ed to the u.-;. -leua-ice
c Git-1 boremmert. La-y,-d
Order. The revival of all the bo- -
rela in: of itie country, consequerri !.,
the suppres-iod of the rebellion it :
restoration ol peac. will enable ir
lishers to muke a number of impro -i:i
tf.s vr!;u3 deparirr.etds of ibis .;
and ihey, Jhvrefore, reeprdluily s "
support of a! who wi-ii to seen ? '
lti t"ist Commercial, Li'crary, 1 - ,
l!T Now is the lime to subscril -A'ddres,
GLOiS BRENNER Si V : :. .
430 Chestnnt S:r
June 7, 1S35. PH1LADELM:
EXECUTOR'S NOTICL
Estate of CfirislenuKisncr.lait.f-
Madison township.
1 KTTERS lesiamerdary on the eU' 1
- Ci ri-tena Kisner, laie of Madiso - iw ,
Columbia county, have been gran''
the ReJ;iler of r-id county, to Su. i
Ki-ner. of Greenwood loyvnship. All ; .--..ti
having claims against the es a
tde decedent ate recjue-'ed topreent i'.e
lor setilemsni to the E veer. tor ; and t'io
in-lebied to :f.e estate wi: roske pay ion. i
wuiout deliv. SAMUEL Kl.vNE.'L
Oct. 18, 165 S3. Eztot.-
3Iatri!tioiiiaI.
A DIES and Gemlemen: If yna wis?.
--murry you can. do so add-e-sing me. I
will send you, vritbotit money and witt...
price, valuable inforia it'ort, "that will ei.
hie you to ir.arry happily an! speedii- ,
irrespective cf ai'e, wealih or beauiy. T- .s
nlnn;iati'j;i will cost too nothing at..'.
you wi.-h to marry, i yvilj cl-eerfuliy as;?.
on. All leper strictly confidential. ' Tt.
deM'red iolr-rinatian seid by return rv v-.
anu uo reward aed. I lease inclose q-v
ae or stamped smyclope, addressad
yourself. Address.
Sarah b lambert,
Greeripoitn, Kings Co. N. V"
To Drink k:rtU.
OLD DOCTOR HL'CHAN'S Dronl..'
Cure permanently vradics'es the lsie
strong drink. Bed cnr- the worst c c
drut-ketmei-s ir. Irs ti.ir eij;'tl weok.
Thon-a'id. f relormel inebri-'es r-1."
live to t ! the Ci) it.ry were forte. )-
enough to ron"Tinte ihe ive i.f thi vI.j3
t-le renedy. Price two dolajrs a packa-.
Mailenl to any Hd.1r on terpipi ol n
order, by JAMES S. BUILKR,
4C3 B.oa.Svay New Yurk
Sole Ag't for tl.e U. S.
Aogirst 5r, I $65. 2m.
jYEir STORE
IN BLOOM SBURQ, PA.
THE DNDER!(F.D In i v; on t,
rev. Sor-i in jscinvr.'s PUiLDiN'jj ma;:;
STREET. B o rTis)iirjr, Pa., yvlii.-h he L.:
tilief ii ft a fir-i clas asorlment cf
f' de-cn ntiiiis. a i.d
LRon:i:ii:s. hardware n
in the nePi! variety. j
Also FLOUR au-l FEED snnnlie-J a! '!.
Iyy e-t maike. prics. Ha repecilu!iy so-
licna a iir buare ot p&tronze.
o, ' u- 'AMES
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