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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-14
TWO TIL ROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS


FAVE Cincinnati Daily making direct copnac.
II ton with all the principal Railways West ana
south. 80 anu
aofhihg Express leaves Cincinnati. Except SUM-
days) 500 AM, arrives in New York newt a.,
5:l5 r NJ, Boston, $500 A. NJ "' ."
Lightning Express, Except saturdays1 7.oo p
y arrive IN New York second morning az ZOO
NJ, Boston 500 PN ~ ''VV A.
I1iace Stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surnass;n1
~ eitgance and comfort those on any Other i'm
, are attached u the Lightning Express Al Cinci,
Of cars. "''hsu' enah&
hls Is the only line running coaches througk
"'Aou' change from Cincinnati TO New York.
baggage Checked Through 10 all Points Eat
ASH for tickets via Atlantic and Great wss,o,.
Railway. FOR sale at al principal Tcke, ana S,Ns,I
OOat Offices throughout The South and West.
W; D. sHATTUo, GenT Supt.
l.. u RUCkER. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
March %, '67-ly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-14
2f00 FOR TEN CENTS.
TEEE yTEE51E.g pEn&a.

Only few more 81. serihcrs are reqnirod
10 insure the speedy issue flAe Great Illus
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IMPORTANT SALE.-On the 10th OF
the present month Mr.. a. $. Ko,ter,
will offer for sale at his residence in
Madison Township, large lot OF
household goods, splendid collection
of furniture, almost new and of the best
make. Also farm Of sixty nine acre,
with dwelling house, outbuildings etc
all in the best order and thoroughly
furnished. This is the best opporuni
ty ever presented to the citizens Of COL
umbia County, to purchase fine goods
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

THE demolition of old houses in
Bloomsbury this spring, removes the
oldest buildings in the town. The old
log house taken down by Mr., Kuhn
was, we believe the first erected here.
The one taken off by Mr.. Brewer near
THE CoLUMpIAN Office has been built
about forty years. We wish some one
Of our old citizens who know the histO-
ry of the buildings here would sit down
and write it out. 1t would be exceed
ingly interesting. Mr., M'Kelvy, Mr..
John r.. Moyer or Mr., Justice Chem
berlin could do ii correctly and fully.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

ABUSE or CATHOLIC AND Foreign
ERS.-Whilc making Il speech in favor
of the new registration law, now before
the State Legislature, John Hickman
made most bitter assault upon CathO-
lies and Foreigners. He declared that
negro r0S beiicr nan q CothOic IiSh-
h'o". On being interrupted by Il Dem
ocrat, he became still more violent in
his language, lauding the negro and
dcnuun cling lri-hmcn and Germans
This is an exhibition of the spirit
which aninatcs the leaders of the Radi-
cal party. Some of them try to conceal
it, but the old virus of Know Nothing
ism ranklcs in their veins and will
show itself.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

An immense crowd was gathered in
Buffalo Saturday to wtnes, the arrival
of Weston, the pedestrian. He accom-
plished the Unprecedented task of walk
ing one hundred and three miles in
twenty-thrcc hours and iilty-cight min
utcs-insidc of the allotted time.
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1868. THE COLUMBIAN. 1895
COW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.


Tur Grand Observation-Disclosures
which have revived tho droonin, ,or.
n,ncs or tbc democratic roriv md
have added to thclr invincibIc .tcod.
mstncss thc ordor and ,hc confidence Of
victory in thccortc.t orproorhipy b,,c
been duc. in no iucon.idcroblo doyrcc.
to rajprorrrmcnts from fine ranks of our
nu,,or,rts hp+. th,so ,,,r,. roirr,r,,
pI,,ts. .ns. wclI -. thn nu,tine firth ,r
orr own strruo,b. to v,ir, thcv or.
,hipnv dino b,vn b.,, tbc d,r..t ,,,...
ourucn ur fine .v.fap,utir ond v..Il di.
r,r.,.l .rpr,i.. .r ,r,,.I,.. thr,p.h,rt
tl, cou,t.,. vcb, l,vo. l,r,,.,1 ,ghi',.
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NV. SUM '"''IN !'"' 'or'" n"" WI"
'."r" 'u'I'f harvest next RAN Inc l'u'
l. Win Us to-day, against which we
nave o''h 1'ru&Ei'nE Tor long ana weary
II. nm to y,c,,ry
ih'' Is more necessary now thanrvcr,
!'r our oPP'H''''7' rendered desperate
ny 'ho'r recent "'''o'@' nave resolved
10 ru'' OF r"'"' oh" IN "f"'f 70 retain
power '"' N'oi"'''E Tue fundamental
P'i"''P''9 VI our "oNoFi''n'h'' NOT
Only arc ''so'IE '''c''a senators ana
'l''n'"'r' o' inc House oI i''Pr'S'h'a-
''N'' ''ol'r"r''N ''Pr''e' oI 'h''rs'a's'
'u' ''i >"N'rclS" H''''' are aisIrahchl'-
'''' '''' il''i'Vi'' - l" 'iI'c' U'pV7e"'
ana HNIIlirlrN (l(@IOtlt mower .fl,nrru
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-uOTHES BY MACHINERY.

l.. Undersigned would ,,.pcc'uuy call the
Hiirnuun Of the public. to his new and approved
method of making clothes 10y q system based
upon mathematical principles which renders IL
Imposshletoh be otherwise than perfectly accurate
lie claims Tor this method thv following sd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10
MERCHANDISE,
NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival OF
FALL AND WINTER Guurs.
DAVID LowENBEBG
invite. attention to his slocl, "
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
ut his store on
Main Street, two doors above the American Housa
Boomshurg Pa,
where he has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia n full assortment OF
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
including the most fashlsnable, durable, and
DRESS GOODS.
consisting OF
EoX, SACK, ROCK, GUM, AND ofL-CLoTH
COATS AND PANTS,
OF all sorts, sizes, and colors. fe has also repeu
ished his already large stock OF
FALL AND WINTER sIIAwLs,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS,
SHIRTS, CRAVATs, STOCKS. COLLARS,
HANpKERCnIEFs GLOVES,
sUsrENDERs AND FANCY ARTICLES
lie mas constantly ON hand large and wel-se-
loctcd assortment Of
CLOTHS AND VESrINGs,
which he is prepared to make to order into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice. and In the
best manner. All his clothing is made to wear
and most Of 1t is OF home manufacture
GOLD WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
Of every description, fine and cheap. His case g
Jcwclry is not surpassed in this place. Call and
examine his general assortment OF
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
DAVID LOWENBURG.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

GRATUITIES AND PENSIONS. The
Legislature Of Pennsylvania has passed
an act giving the Soldier. or their Wild
OWs Of the War of 1912 residing in tn is
state gratuity Of Forty dollars and an
annual pension of Forty dollars.
Those who received thcgratuity under
the last law cannot get it again.
No one is entitled who is possessed of
real and personal property to the value
of $500.
New applications are to be made be-
fore the Court of the county, except in
case Of Physical Disability which must
be proved by two witnesses.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

NEWSPAPER ISPoNG ERs.--Therc are
many people in the world who make Il
busiucs, to sponge the reading of their
county paper without any expense TO
themselves. They are found wherever
the paper is left--in a shop, oilicc, store
or barber shop, and often borrowing it
before the owner has an opportunity of
seeing it. This is done by very many
who are abuudantIy able and whose du-
~ would seem to be to sustain their
county paper, by subscribing and pay
ing lur it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

Cooley for April has come to hand,
containing everything that the numcr-
Gus lady friends of this well established
magazine desire in its line. \ fine
steel engraving entitled "Tho Rustic
Belle the usual colored fashion plate,
beside, many patterns, general a-sort-
mont Of reading matter, etc., arc some
Of it5 principal features. Terms, SO per
annum. Address h. a. Cooley, Phila-
dclphia, or apply at our bookstores.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

WINTER still fingers vigorously in
the lap of Spring. Two inches of ice,
and three of,now interfere considerably
with the garden making tendencies of
our people.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

WE learn that the contract for carry
ing the mails from this place to Rupert,
and to the Lackawanna d Bloomsbury
X. II. Station, has been awarded to Geo.
II, Brown,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

OS last ThurSdlY no mailS departed
nor were received at this place over
the Il. b. r. r. The cause is said to
be the absence ofthc mail agent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

THE Impeachment trial opened for
the defense yesterday. We will give
particulars next week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

THE boys of town have taken up a
subscription to rc-paint and rcpnir the
old fine engine, aud 10 purchase addi-
tional hose. 1t is Il move in the rig t
direction, and in ease of Il fire we doubt
not the boys will do excellent service.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

DR., w. II BRADLEY has removed his
Office from thc Exchange Block to the
frame building near Aiillcr'- storc,-
formerly used By Mr.. Unmg-t as shoe
shop.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

ANoTtEK CouNTY.-A plan 10 make
new additional county out of parts Of
Lancaster and York is said to be in pro-
gross, with Columbia as the county
scat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

THE W widow of Colonel of Illinois
Infantry is pcddling pictures in Butijl-
lo.-Rdd. Erch0Hge.
Oh, that's nothing! The wildly of a
former President of ONE of the States
is pcddling old clothes in different parts
of the country.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

WANrED.--ln order to complete our
files, we want Nos, II, 81, -, 81, %, 33,
81 and 30, of the COLU 0HIAN published
in 1866 by Geo. II. Moore. Any person
sending the missing numbers will be
suitably rewarded. At.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

THE GALAXY for April conta
Steven Lawrence, Neoman, b
Edwards, With an Illustration
ton Fay, "a. Before Genius. b
Burroughs. 3d. Parting in lioI
Thus. Hitchcock. ith. The III |
Fishers llill. by j. +, Fits. 81 |
man and the Weed, BY :. Bri1
9Th, The Low Lands of the Mi,sil
By ilcnry l.. Abbot, Ith, FroI
till MartiumaS, by Mrs. W. II
mer, Sth. The Slaughtered +
man. by Paul Aspergc, 9th
three branches of our GOvornme
John \. Pomeroy. 10th. Wor,
their uses. by II. q. White. lit
Cassiterides. BY W. l.. Alden.
Magazine making, by the Edito
Nebulw, BY the Editor,
Price 81 II year; 30 cents Il N
Especial attention is called
clubbing terms with other first
Periodicals, by which Il saving
quarter to one-third Is realized |
scribers. Address w. G. * +. +.
No. 80 Park Row, New York.
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SPRING STELES.-Our friend and in
fact "cvery body's fricnd," hrmbcr-
lin is on hand rs usual with large and
better assortment than ever, of Spring
goods. In the selection Of these goods
he has exercised his well known good
taste and judgment, ,andnow offers them
to the public with Il perfect confidence
in their work. Give him a call and he
will certainly phase you.
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l.. 7. SHARPLEss still holds forth at
the old stand, and is still astonishing
folks by the cheapncss Of his goods.
They have been selected with the great
est care and will stand the closest in
spection. Visit him, and you will not
rcgrpt it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

.aniAod a secret society with the
rc name, tine principal effect Of
rh, 50 far, has been to friGhten the
; i,iou~ negro voters. They inh dit
[c-yards, goab,ut a-sllaletoo-,drink
cts full of water, and commit other
act, until the negroes in terror are
rting the Loyal League, and re-
to miX in politics. NdiIutgcne-
and astuta Congressman are
atcning vengeance TO the K,N,N's.
don't SEQ however, why the secret
ical societies should all belong tC
side. The opposition have had their
W Nothing Lodges, Wide Awakes,
bal Leagues, Grand Army Of Rcpub.
stc., and certainly should not at
pt to monopolizn all the secret or.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

MIR. ECKIIART JACOBS, would call
the attention of the public TO the newly
established Bakery in connection with
his Confectionery He is now prepared
to furnish Fresh Bread, Rolls and Buis-
cult daily. Customers can have Bread
lcii at thcir houses by leaving their
names at the store. Particular alton
tion will be- paid to both plain and fancy
Cakes Of all kinds.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

ATTEND TO THE STANtPs.-Somc
people never think Of Il revenue stamp
ON letters: yet some letters require
stamping as much rs note or decd.
Under the Internal revenue law, let.
ters acknowledging the receipt ptcfrlthcr
drafts, checks or money, exceeding
twenty dollars, ar subject TO a stamp
duty oftwo cents, the same as if a tor.
mai receipt had been given for 50 much
money. This fact is sometimes for
gotten, or is not known even by good
business men.
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90 AGENTS. WANTEn

iOOO In all parts Of the United State, to
sell our immense list Of nearly so different
Books B,hi,, and Photograph Albums. Every
family wants something from II.
catalogue furnished on application, ana books
sent post paid to any address on receipt Of price,
'unvls'tuE books containing the list, with prices
together Wltu blank sheets and printed headings
tr cnrulling list of names, sent free to any one
pu receipt OF - cents.
AuNhOlN can sell from 100 to 900 of these
books aim t uyWhcre. For terms to agents and
other Information address
JOHN T.. POTTER & CO.. Publishers,
Nos. t.I ana Gl7 SAMSON street, philudrlphin.
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CADDLE 4 HARNESS MAKER.

uRASGFNlLlF, tCLvhBtA COUNTY, PfSsN.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public That hs has bought out
THOMAS RrCKIE, and Will continue the business
OF SADnl.E l. aud HARNESS MAKING, in all It's
various branches, at the old stand above SnNders
Hotel, and hopes ~ deserve aud receive the pat
runagc ut all VINO need articles in his line,
Feh4, 6k, GEORGE LAZARUS.
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4 GENTS WANTED.

L GENIS WANTED,
~ For THE History ut THE WAR BETWEEN
Iht STATES Its Causes, Character Conduct
aud Results, By Hon. Alexander II. Stevens.
ITS official character and ready sale combined
with an increased commission, make 1t the best
subscription book ever published. send for circu-
Ius,uud see our terms, ana Il full description OF
the wuik. Address National Furnishing CO.,
pHIludtlphiu, Pa.
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~ IL T. r \ ID c A l..
i \ NONT1LN MAGAZINE, devoted to Free
ia'u-h'. Price s}N year = nj 30 cts for spcci-
men number. Address THE RADICAL, Lock
lpN H. Boston, Ma~-.
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MukEEspuEr Dec. 10, 1867,
Mr~~r-. TIpr lS,uTr Il co.
SIJ~ 81 have fully tried your patent axe and
iNl flHt 10 is all that you claim FOR II. 1t viii
cNup Estrr tnuu any other Axe thatl ever saw
and luiJ,ue lh, Wuud without sticking At all.
would uNt chop three days without one Tor the
'u-r. u.al not say any more, iui any man That
ti!'- ono viii D." satisfied.
WM. EEE~.
CATION The axe and the label are both pat
cn'cd. IuiriugrIS ON these patents Will be pros
ccuirl according to law-NcnderS or dealers, and
persons using amy infringement, are liable with
tA" maker ui tho Infringement
Iur -Ntt HI AL. DEALERS ASp IIIr MAN
UFACTUREEE.
LIpPINCOTr 4 BAKEWELL,
~.ccc..pr. ip IdppincOtt & Goa Sole owners OF
Tia" patent, PiIISHU RGlI. Pa.
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Nj I = 7 { d o \ f. ;, y.
l'-giug from one to SrNtuty-two tunes and
costiu. irulu SO nl tu S-uu GO, every variety of
the newest uccumpuuImcnt~.
IhrN are pleasant Cumpuulpns for the Invalid
as well ~ nuc ornaments Tor the purlur. Having
given uur -p,ciul attention to that branch %
trade ton the last eighteen wears. We are able u
sUuplN amy want better and quicker than suA
ulhuT house ia ihr country,
NJ. l. PAILLARp & CO., lsiporters
Fob. 7'bso-Hh. ~ bisisva Lane lupstalsI, \,
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bE~bLAlI.D STATES, gnl the Work of RcstO-
lltInu. Every voter needs 1t before NoV. 1865.
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sjh rUld. For particulars address l.. SrEBBINS,
Hartford Conn.
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THE DIAMOND DICKENS.--A Tale
of Two Cities, and Great Expectation,
Tic twelfth volume of the Diamond
Edition of Dickens Works contains
the two stories named above. The
"ralr of Two itics" picture, in "A most
ppwrriuland graphic cmannrrthe causes
and events of the French Revolution.
II j. thoroughly dramatic, and, though
painting some terrible scenes, is inspir-
cd by IL genuinely humane spirit.
"Grcat Expectations" is "A story of pri-
waite life, with plenty ofhumor, an in
gcnious and original plot, and is one
Of the most effective stories, both in
narrative and character, ever written.
The illustrations are excellent, strik-
ingly in Keeping with the spirit Of the
characters and scenes represented.
The cost of each volume Of the beau.
tiful illustrated Diamond Dickens is
only $l.jO; plain edition, Sl.2j. 1t can
be procured Of any bookseller, or will
be sent postpaid by the publisher,
| Ticknor and Fields, Boston.
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pOOK AGENTS WANTED-FOR

ID nR. WILLIAM SMITHS DfCrIOARY OF
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Euishcl blvlncs in Europe and America. Illus
In one large octave volume. Price 81 ~. Tho
only edition published in America condensed by
Dr. smiths own hand. We employ no Gencrnl
Agents ana uilrruo cNtrn inducements to Agents
calling with u.s. send for descriptive circulars,
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ME. BuCKALEW'- ~pEEcu.-Wo car
ncstly request every one Of our readers
to carefully pcruse senator BuclaicW's
eloquent and poWc iuI speech against
the bill to take from tht~uWoMp Court
Of the United Stutc- appellate .uri-d.r-
tiuu In h0b,US oJyyts case. Il was de-.
livcrcd without much Prcmcdittion
for - rapidly now do the cuU-piidtur-
pu-h their plots and plan. agains, civil
liberty that no time is allowed the
friends of thc Constitution to educate
themselves in the various subjects but
it i, nevertheless, Il masterpiece Of sol
III and incontrovcrliblc argument. 1t
WAS unan9w wcrCd by thcoprosition, and
will forever remain 50, bus it will 20 to
the people everywhere a- one Of the
most damaging bricG that has sc. been
prepared against HE criminal a-,al-
ants Of those safeguards to liberty and
life which the wise founders cl the Gov.
crnmcn, .o carclul!v established rlh.s
pcr.lc. /. l. calm and ditHi' 4.
| There is not one Wo'd ia II offensive a.
/ the members of any party, 9al /. gu
/ therefore hc read and should h.I,ai ..
plea for an independent AMI pure Iu-
dietary and "a condemnation ot th1-.
only vino wnuld make IL u..oN,i-..-
/ lc;'acm Irlon" o. m party .t ..r u,a-
or. H,,Hg .h..,.. ,..n.. ,'a "up
lc,,h We iherr.ar. a-s ..r ..Hc#i
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ONE DOLLAR SALE
assy- p LEAS EX MINEvaa

Any person ordering either of the Clubs men
toned below, can have their selections of premi
ums enumerated, corresponding to the size Of th
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

on last Saturday our ctiAons were
gratifod by the sight Of the new fire
engine, 'Fricud,lip." 1t seems to be
in good order, is IL neat as a pin, and
altogether "a handsome piece OF ma
chincry, and considering the difficulty
of supplying ii with water, worked
well. Its utility would be vastly in
creased if we had fire pius-, IL, a. pres
cnt water must he carried to the engine,
and then thrown onto the flancs. Wa
ter works are IL necessity to the TOW ,
and we trust it will soon be added with
the other projected Improvements.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-04-10

PUTNAM'S--Monthly Magazine
Literature, Science, Art, and natie
interCsts.-tOntcnts for April, 1865.
\ Paper on Paper. Schelc de Ncre.
AbsolutiOn. Grace Greenwood. |.
History and its Philosophy. c. 5, 4
ry, ID. ID. lth. \ Visit to st, Alti
New York. j. \. spencer, ID. ID,
The Princess Nareda: Part II. u
Henry. 9th. Among the Poor
Writ Skies. 9TH. DisappointmcI
T.. Lankcstcr. Sth. Life in Grc,I
los: III. Ycdo. Chas. W. Elliot
The Pope and the Temporal Sow,
ty. John 5. c. Abbott. 10th.
Mrs. Il. II. StOdderd. llth. Too
story of'ro- Day: Chaps. NII,&
l2th. \ Peep into New Nctl
Two Hundred NcarsagO. T.. \.
inck. 18th. Accidents viii |
Mrs. Il. II, Stoddard. 18th. r.
tiun. f.. S. Gould. 10Th. In
Thom. White. Lucy Fountain
Henry Ward Bcechcr. With
trait. 27th. HoHthiy Croaiclo;
lSt. Occurrences. ID. LiteratC
Fine Arts. ith. Tuble-Tslk.
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Perfect accuracy.
SECOND.
A saving of two thirds OF the time usually TAX
en- to cut out the cloth,
THIRD.
Ability to measure any agurc 90 n. TO insur.
good Mt
FOURTH.
That 1t does away with the necessity OF being
measured more than once, as often is tho case
flom the m'uppreheusiou or mistake OF the
mca~urcr,
lie would urge thcpuhlic to give II a trial,aa he
is satisfied that it will give perfect satisfaction.
lie viii be- happy 10 exhibit and explain It's work
ing ut any time to visitors,
j. W. CHFMfERLIN
, March 10, 1865 Main ST., below Market.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NlUsCntrts. II.

ACAprNY or MUsC-lhis Afternoon at 3 and
k1eriug Auuul Berelt % the Roman Cath Inc
Orphan - ign-DsanSuc Performances
kuENNNtN HUT Evening at S.-Lectuie:
Eerh sad Man" r.pf 4 Rhode
RRo.uNAY 1uFtTE.-This Evening at s. No
Tbofoue .' aud Thrice Married Mr and Mrs Florence
BKo"AiYN ATHENFUM-Ihis Evening.-taIlohS
>teScoptc.. Fiof Cromwell
BRVANT's NFw MINSTREL Hall, 1nmmanX bulW-
Lucre,a Hortt 81 D. La Grsnde Door''e br'a1'' "'n
GENITAL PARK GARpEN-Scventh-ave. and Fifty
-isbhf, Byeliug a! Gineo'fe IhoiuaS' fopaaf V'De"
Concerts.
EUROPEAN CmCUs, Thirty-fourth-st. and Broad
NH ACsrnoon at and B,errg RFcs Of Horsemanshp
J,ioe. Robinson Lucille Watson. the Bell Family, &C.
kelly & LIONS MINSTpEIS.-No. 726 Broadway.
-Tbs B,euiuy -" The Grand Dutch s."
New Apollo Hall, corner Twenty-eightl-st. and
Bosd9aThs Evening G.JAmrs Taylor the great Loudon
Conaas aud lis European Ariisies
NEw-YORK CPCUs, Fourteenth-st.-This Afternoon
., q aed E,cuing 8Tbe Chinese Festival Cop' de Ballet Dis
ri'y o' Athletic skill
NIRos GARDEN.-Ths Evening at s." "Othello." ."
EdWjn Forrest
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Evening at S.-"Humpty
bnmtty.7 q. L. foL
PHEENoiOGICAL MUSEUM. No $50 Broadway
opes Dsv sud kvepins-Busts, skulls, sni portraits - 49,
PIKES OPERA HOUSE-lhis Evening at o. IL"
Gtsnde Duchesse." Mile Tostee.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREIS. No. 80 Broau""A
Tbs Bverng" Darher Brown or tbe Pseihc Sloper .c,
THEATRE ERANCAIS.--This Evening M o. HnhJ
Brahaut" Mile. Marie Dcscauss Mile FoutSesn
NALIACKs THEATER-Ims Evening a' O. -""'
and PAGES" Mr. j. W. Nsllsek . ,. I'm. ,ryy
WooD's MUSEUM AND MErBoPoIlIAN lhlAlhh
Htosdeav intersection Of Tbtlei.-s' ~, M.
Asaodrns tho Little SbGe' sBd l"'ie "a ~ go,
Essnsg ~ G." Iton cue Nfn the Nie,. anu 'Ibr water
wiches" Miss Lydia TLomD'ou. Mis- Rosa 'o'N