THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBXJ11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
FARMERS DEPARTMENT.
G
tllat. To Fni-mci-.
What JIocs to Cec In planting or
hoeing corn, use tho oriUmiry hocfi In
general u?c. Neither Indian ltubber
hoes) nor cotten hoes would bo of nny
account in n corn Held j no nioro than
would one of lloo's eight-cylinder pros-
ECS.
Jlow to IMd the Plow. Don't try to
hold It out arms length. You can't do it.
If you havn't n plow of your own,
get out an attachment on your neigh
bor's, who owes you. Any jii'tico will
tell you whether you can hold it or not.
Tic Bat Time to Put in Jlye.X nlced
on old farmer oneo what was tho best
thno to put in ryo? Ho looked nt hid
watch and said:
"This is about iny hour."
Tho ryo was immediately put in.
Altseasonsnrotlio sumo for putting in
rye.
JTow to Ki.cn Com. -Tho best place to
keep corn is in a good corn liouso
though somo prefer to keep it in tho
system in tho julco. If they don't
keep corn they keep corned.
Jbasy If ay to Draw Saw Logs. Draw
them on a pieco of paper witli a crayon
pencil. After a littlo praetico you will
boablo to "draw" tho largest kind of
fcaw logs with case.
Pork. Packing thread is of no uso in
packing pork. In curing hams tho
timo vnrlcs. Hams that have got trich
ina can't bo cured at all.
Fences ami Fencing. Good fencing is
essential on a farm. Getagood, "fencing
master" to learn you. You can't repair
a worm funco by taking vermifuge.
Nejthcr can you cut good whitewash
brushes out of bush fences.
To Drain Lands. Drink wNkey,
and spend all your timo at tho villago
tavern. This will drain you of nil your
laud in n short timo.
To Jal.c Stone Fence. Equal parts of
whisky and eider. This is tho reciprocal
stono fenco ; tho moro you lay of it tho
more it will "lay" you.
reparation oflVJillevrnsli,
"Whitewash is' one of tho most valuablo
articles in tho world when properly ap
plied. It prevents not only tho decay
of wood, but conduces greatly to tho
healthiness of all buildings, and fences
whether of wood or stono. Out build
ings and fences, when not painted,
should bo supplied oneo or (wico every
year with n good coat of whitewash,
which should lie prepared in tho follow
ing way: Taken clean, water-tight bar
rel, or other suitable cask, and put into
it hair a bushel of lime, Slnko it by
pouring water over it, boiling hot, and
in sufficient quantity to 'cover it flvo
inches deep, and stir it briskly till thor
oughly slaked. When tho slaking has
becii eflecteil, dissolve it in witter, and
add two pounds of sulphate of zinc, unci
one of common salt. TJieso will causo
tho wash to harden, and proven t its
cracking, which gives an unseemly ap
pearance to tho work. If desirable, a
beautiful cream color may bo coininu.
nicatedtotho abovo wash, by adding
three pounds of yellow oehro: or n mi
pearl or lead color, by tho addition of
lamp, vino of ivory black. For fawn
color, add 1 pounds of umber Turkish
or American, tho latter is tho cheapest
ono pound Indian red, and one pound
common lampblack. For common stono
color add four pounds raw umber and
two pounds lampblack. This wash may
bo applied with n common whitewash
brush, and will bo found much superior
botii in appearanco and durability, to
common whitewash.
Prrctlcal IlliiL.
A coating of three parts lard and ono
part rosin applied to farm tools of Iron
or steel, will effectually prevent rust.
Common nails heated redhot and dropp
ed into cold water will clinch and answer
tho purpoa&of wrought nails. Tliesharp
corner of a common Indian arrow head
orfllnt will cut glass quite effectually. A
good wagon jack may bo made of two
pieces of boards, two or moro feet long.
Plnco tho board in front of tlm u-wi
ono end on tho irround. anil th
Just under onoof spokes, closo nn tn t hr.
felly j then tako hold ofaspoko on tho
uppsno siuo 01 uio wheel and lift ; at tho
tamo time plaeo the SCt'nnil linoril miilni.
the axlo tree. In this way a loaded
wagon may bo lifted with iuo. Riwty
nails may bo drawn from wood without
uiiiiuimy, oy nrst giving them a blow
nam enough to btart them a little. A
gun will not need cleanl ntr fur vo'tm If
tho muzzlo id thrhtlv
pieco of rubber kept on tho tubo under
mo iinmmer, whllo standing idlo.
Onions nml Poultry.
Scarcely too much can bo said in pralso
f y ....
ui unions mr iowjs. Tliey seem to bo a
luuM-uuvu aim icmeuy lor various dis
eases to which domestic fowls aro liable
Jluvlng frequently tested their (vnlinn
Cles, WO Can snealc tllnlorstnmllm.li.
For gapes and inflammation of tho
throat, oyes and head, onions nro almost
,i specific. Wo would, therefore, recom
iiiciiugivingiowis.nntiespeeiallyyoun
chickens as many as they will eat.asoftc
as twice orthren M
should bo finely chopped. A small addl.
nun ui eurmncai is an improvement.
Vler Proof Sole, oriloofa unit Shod.
A correspondent of tho Philadelphia
Ledger writes that six year,' oxperienco
nus convinced mm that a coat of gum
eopai varnish, applied to the soles of
uoots and shoes, and repented nslfiiri.u
until tho pores nroilHcdand tho surfaco
shines llko polished mahogany, will
mako tho soles water proof, and also
cau&o them to lost tiirpo times as long
ordinary soles.
Wool IJuycr. In Council.
It Is stated that tho Wool Buyers of
u esiem JNow-Yori: nro to moot In con
volition at llochestrr on tho 10th Inst.
to concert such u Uon rolativo to tho
purchase of wool tho coining tea. on
;s may ho nwc-tary or c,jciit nt -
DRY GOODS, &c.
HAND OPENING
(IRANI) uriixiwi
ClltANn OFENINO
(IRANI) Ol'ENlNfl
U11AN1) OPENING!
FAU.
I'AI.t.
FAU.
1'AMj
FAIJj
AM)
AND
AND
AND
AND
WINTER (100DV,
WINTER OOODH,
wiMT.u noanw,
WINTER GOODS,
WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
consisting of
conslfctlns or
s consisting of
CJUUtlng of
imv GOODy.
DltY OOODH,
DHY (100P1,
DIIY GOO DM,
DltY GOODS,
II ATS AND CArs,
HATH AND CAT.
HATS AND OAFS,
HATS AND OAFS,
HATS AND CA1W,
hoots and Minns,
HOOTS AND M1IOI&V
HOOTS AND MIOEH,
HOOTS AND HHOIX,
UOOTS AND hllOEH,
READV-MAUE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
1 1 E A D Y-J I A 1) E CLOTHING,
UKA DY-J! A I IK CLOT1 1 1 NO,
READY-MADE CLOTlIiriO,
LOOK I NO-G EAW ES,
LOOKING-GLASS 13H,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-G LASSHS,
I.OOKINO-GLAf-'iDi
NOTIONS,-'
NOTIONS,
'NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,'
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OII.S,
PAINTS AND 01 I.I,
PAINTS AND OII.,
PAINTS AND OIIX,
(1R0CERIEH,
groceries,
groceries,
groceries,
grocerif-s
QUEENHWAltK,
QUEKNtiWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
IJUKHNSWARE,
hardware,
hardware,
HAllPWAIti:,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE.
TINWARE,
TINWAHU,
TINWAHU,
fsALT,
SALT,
SALT
Si ALT.
HALT,
FIMII,
I'lfjU.
PISH,
KITH,
PISH,
grain and mikds
grain and heeds,
GHAIN AND heeds,
ghain and heeds,
grain and sunns,
At.,
MoICF.I.VY, NIIAL & TO.'P,
JlrKHLVY, NI'L A C'O.'H,
McKHLVY, Nli.L & CO.'S.
jicici:lvy, nual & co.'H.
JIcKHLVY, NHAL & C'O.'H.
Northwest corner of Main nml .Market
Northwest corner of Main nnd Murkct
Northwost corner of Main und .Maiket
Northwest corner of Main nml Market
Norlliwwt no rnf r of Main nnd Market
Streets,
Streets,
Streets,
Streets,
Street",
HLOOMSntlltG, PA..
HLOOMSntlRO, PA,
HLOOMHIUMIO, PA
I1L00MS1IURG, PA.,
HWOM'iliUUG, PA,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAIIJ.
IRON" AND NAIIJs,
IRON AND NAM A
J.ltON AND NAIUi!
in Ijrge nusntitu's a, d o mln i tan
on hand
nlwnj
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
JltUa AND UIIKMIOAL STOIU'2,
Hloomimru, Va.
DHUOS, CHHMIOALS, PAINTS, rKlU'UMHIlY
AND TOILET AIITICLIX.
i;yi:h & Movnit
t-poclfutly lul(o a c-oiillniinin'o of pntrotifigc.
Thdr Drum nml MccllolmnronU nrlrctptl villi
the Krcnloi.t enro, nvolillni; ns much m pnnsllilo
tho Iiitroiliicllon of ilcllrloim liostruim, nml nro
puri-hnwl from Ihp Ih-kI Importing liouicn In tho
country,
PATHNT JIKPICTNI'-S
of' nil ldml, lmlmllnR Aycr'n, .Inyno's, IIollo-
M-ny's, Itofctcllcr'f, WMinil'n, noofl.ind'i, Ao.
contnully on liniul.
COAL OIL AND ALCOHOL.
IIAII1, TOOTH, NAIL, AND
cLorncs iiHU8itr.s
PAINTS AND CHH1HCAI.S
of ucry vuilcly, nml of Iho licst tiunllty.
PANCY TOILI1T AltTICLIM.
Tho public mny lcly nt nil time? on procuring Iho
nbovo nrtlclc, Mllh nil Iho new nwftil pn-imrn-
tloni kept In Iho best londucUil iMiilillMinu iits.
physician's rmwcmiTioNu
nml l'nmlly ltiTclpH ii'iniouiulcil with IhPKrcnt
est nccurncy nml ilUpulth.
11KS1I AltHI VAh OF NEW
GOODS. The iimlcnlKnni nn just nrrivcu
rrom tho Cily with a lnigo nwutmcnt of Diurs,
MPillcIum, Pnlnlii,Olls,Vnnilsho,niulDyo8lufr,
llcmly-lnilc Clothlns, Perfumery, Toy mid Policy
Articles, liruRkW's Gln.sswni;c, Hrushes, Trusses
nnd Supporlers, nnd n gcncrnl nssortment of every-
thing thnt belong ton wcll-nppolnteil Drugstore,
Also Patent Jledlclnes of nil hinds, such ns Jnync'd,
Ayer's, Wlslmrt's, Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup,
Hrown's Troehea, SwnlnV Pnuncen, linker's Cod
Liver Oil, llooflnnd's Hlltcrs conslnnlly on haml.
Also
Mor.occo li:athi;h, kid, fhhncii jiokoi'-
CO, PIir.NCH CALl'SKINS, PI NIC
TItlMMINOS, HINDINGH,
by Hie dncn or naif-dozen. Also
snoi:-riNDiNG, i'isiung-tack'li:, ic
Having li-ul u large experlenco In llieilmg bust
ness, I would lespect fully luvlle those wishing
un thing In that lino lo call nnd heo my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. " I luuedlcines quality
Is of the llrst Importance."
' JOHN II. MOVER.
JOYAL & KOYIJU,
oucccs-sors in
OILUEUT, ROYAL A CO.
WHOLESALE DltlTGGISTS,
Importers and Dealers In
DRUGS, JIEDICINI'-S sriCl'.s, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, DYE STLHT'.S ic,
Nus. "no nnd ill! Noi Ih Thliil Sjtreot,
Phllndclphln.
GROCERIES, &c,
JOIIX STIIOUP & CO.,
Successors lo Stroilp A Hrothi-r,
WH0L1IALI-: DE.VLEHS IN PISH,
No: 21 North Wii irvos, an 1 25 North Water St.,
Philadelphia.
KAVKR & Sl'ItAXKLK,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. ?25 nnd !S7 A rcli SI rcet,
Phlladeli.hla.
s
CIIKLh, llKHGKIt & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Donleisin
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, PROVISIONS, Ac,
Nos. IS nnd 121 North Wharves, nbo o Arch St.
Philadcliliia.
Solo ngcnls for Wilcox's Wheel Grcnsc, In bar
rels, kegs, uml can.
jSTAULISIIKI) 1703.
JORDAN A HROTIIER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and Dealers In
SALTPETRE AND HRIMSTONE,
No SJ9 North Tlihd Street,
Philadelphia.
QOTTRELL & AYUICS,
Wholesale Denleis In
FISH, CHEESE, AC, Ac,
No. 100 North Wharves,
second door nbovo Arch Street,
Philadelphia
JJ V. l'KTEIUIAX,
with LI PPINCOTT A TROTrEH,
WIIOL1WALE GROCEIW,
No. 21 Noi til Water Street,
nnd No. 20 North Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Di.oojrsuuito i'axcy Timi
-U
MING AND HOOKSTOHE,
sccoii.1 ilour bulow lIarluuin's,Main Stleet.
Just received u new stotk ol
ZKI'IIYIIS, WOOLEN AND COTTON YARNS,
COIISias, ICl-X, EMnROIPHRIKS,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS
und every variety of articles usually kept in n
PANCY STORE.
Also
school hooks, hymn hooks, Riiii.ns,
SUNDAY-SCHOOL HOOKS,
and n laro lot of
MISCELUS.NEOUS HOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOOKS,
I1LANK DEEDS, HONP.1 AND MORTGAGES.
nnd iv geucrul unci u ell-suioctud nssortment of
PAPER, ENVEI.OP1W, Ac.
A. D. TOlt
J 11. 1'UltSKh,
IIAItNUSS HAPPLE, AND TRUNK.
MANUFACTUHER,
nnd dcnlcr In
CAHl'in'-HAOS, VAI.IS13S, FLY-NETS .Ac
Main Strut t, Hhsnnsburg, P.i,
IJIK UKION JIOTI31.,
Arch Street, between Tlilnl nmt I'oiirtli Strt ct.
Phlladelplila.
CHRIST A WEPEIt,
1'ioprietors,
QIUAHU 110USK,
Coiner of Nintli nnd Cliestnut Streets,
Philadelphia.
II. W.KANAOA,
PrnpiJetor,
Olt BALK.
A GOOD .M1I.C1I COW,
I I'nrt Durhnin. Mm lins il line r.iir t,i u-f,i.i-
1 tuii.iuid it in an H'H'p'-irj ftUfsinui!,' iiurwiun, i i
imrlk-ulaiMjiuiHlrcut HUH (Jl'Jti;,
DRY GOODS.
-TUIUtAII FOlt CATAW1SSA!
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS.
Goim
ids to conipnro wllh stringency of the money
rkel. Iwlc nnd eoniparo prices before pur
chasing olscwhcie. Just cnll nt tho favorlto busi
ness Hand of
McMNCH & S1IUMAN.
ml von will be met by the obliging proffi letorsor
llielieleiks.nnd shown Hi rough thelrgrent variety
stoic freoof charge, of course. They will give you
fa r cbnncc to sneml your looso ciiange, nicy
trust much moro profitably than It can bo spent
Isewherc. Their
STOCK 01-' PHY 000D3
this Sptlng Is much larger in nil Us varieties than
usual, llielr
LADIES' DltKSS GOODS
nro of tho nicest stjlcs In market. Tlieylmvcii
fine nssortment of
HATS GAPS, HOOTS AND SHOES,
KU.MMEU CLOTHS, CASSlNlnS
CASSIMEItns, AND VUSTINOS,
nnd numerous nrtlclfts common to such eslablMi-
meiits, benlilcs n general nssoi tment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEENSWAltE,
AND ailOCKUIIM,
nil nt grcnlly reduced prlcc-ii. They wish to con
duct thilr business on tho system of
"PAY AS YOU GO,"
nd Ihey think they enn afford to sill voiychcnp.
icy lctnrn their thnnks for many past favors,
nnd nvk the future ilronago of their former ens-
omeis and tho public gencrnlly.
McNINCH A SHU.MAN.
immtUSTKll & 11HOT1IKH,
imporiers nnu j ouuers 01
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
J1UTT0NS, SUSPENDERS,
11001' SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREAPS, SEWING SILKS,
TRIMMINGS, PORTE MONNAIES,
SOAPS, PERl'UMKRY, PANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
lso Manufacturers of
11 HUSHES AND LOOKING GLASSES,
and Dunlcrs In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
11R00.MS, ROPES, TWINES, Ac,
No. 500 Norlh Third Sticet, nbovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
g L. BUTTLE,
Y3USH, HFNN A CO.,
DRY GOODS,
No. 49 North Third Street,
Phlladelplila.
M. MAKPLE,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND
PANCY GOODS,
No. S3 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J .1. LESTEIt,
i noiesaio ami iieian ienier 111
OREIGN AND in.MEsTIO CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Ac
No. 23 North Second Street, opp. Christ Church.
Phlladelplila.
gARCROFT & CO.,
importers nnu jooueis tu
STAPLE AND TANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMEHIIS, HI.ANKETS, LINENS,
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
riilladelphi.i.
JNDREWS, AVILKINH & CO.,
ijcuicrs 111
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. am Market Street,
Philadelphia.
JOSEPH 8. DELL,
iuanuiaciurer 01 nnu noiesaie uvuier 111
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
VUSTINOS,
No. Norlh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
AY
r ATSON & "3 ANNE Y,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Ac,
No. Wl Mnlket Stioet,
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rUR STARCH GLOSS
is tho only article used by
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS, I.AUNDRIUS, AND
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES,
It t-'lvcs n bruutlful luillsli. mnkiii'; llto Iron nass
smoothly ot-r tlie cloth, saving Mi'cif ti.mi: und
moor, noons none up who it i.t-rii m-.ui lutico
longer, comeiuicniiy win not e.ir om so soon.
IT MAKES OLD LINEN LOOK LIKIJ NEW
OUR IMPERIAL Ill.t'E
IS THE REST IN THE WOULD.
It ts soluble In hni-d ns well ns soft water. It I
put upfii I lie safest, neatest, und most convenient
lorm o; nuy onereti 10 uio pitotit-.
IT IS WARRANTED NOT TO STREAK THE
CT.OTHF.S.
.Virents wnnteil ever where, to whomwooffe
exilaoiiuu.try lntiuceiueius. .uuit-.s
NEW YORK STAIK'II GLOSS CO.,
k"p22-in-ude 21S Fulton Mictt.Ncw Yolk,
JOWE, HUSTON & CO.,
Maiiufactuters nnd holesaio DcalerH In
COTTON YARNS, CARPET CHAINS,
HATTS, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE,
HROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'Q GL.VSStiS, CLOCKS, FANCY HASKETS,
TAHLE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. W) Market Slreet, south side,
Philadelphia.
EADVI LliH TIIEO LOU I C A I.
.. SCHOOL Tho Fall term began Senttiu
ler .1. 1 lit. 1-lieu 1 iv 01 111 Kinit-lion I'm 1 istn oi 1(111
icsiueut nnu lour non. resKieiu nioivssors. uml 1
tutor. The object is lo edm-uto ouii n.tn tor
1110 t iinsiian uuisiiy. jnei-o is u picpnruiory
t-iiou. jvr tj.iwu who lliltti not reei-iveu 11 coiicgltll
odlicittlon. One luuulred , ml slxtvdollars n vt-.i
uio granted tn bencllclarles. wltfi uu nd-llllounl
sumlll soeelnl tuses. The tuition, use of I.llmirv
11110. le.t-boot;s, nro freo to nil. Tho Sclnsil mus
loumteit by tlio Cnlturlan ntitl ( liilsiinn uenomi
nations, but is ooen to all who beilel o In the til
vino origin of Christianity. Tho I.lkiury coulu
ui iiiiiiuei.,
Annlli-atlou miiv bo mads In Rev. A. A. Live
more, President of the Hoard of liutuii-llou,
.Menuv uic, t'u. novii-iy
OUVIN'S KID GLOVE CLEAN
IJt. l-hlublUlu'il 12 vmhh. Tho niil' tnuu
iirUi'l' fur liivtuiiltv eloiiiiliitr KM tllovt'S. 'i'lit-:
run 1-c .'Ifiiiii d J)!li) iiinti tho Imtul, nnt Viurn
iniun ir u ty. 11 1:1 1 ui Minn lilt, wilt' ikiuic wil
cii'tm i (ian. rriceitiivntx. iii tulh'ti i inn.
liiUsjl.tlx mill riuu'v MitrcH. liuii.ilc hv Jic
ion, nov.'Hin
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
rjMli: ONLY PLACE
to get the best
TOI1ACCO AND CIGARS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
lint HUNOSnEIiaEIt'S,
a few doors below tho American House,
Hloomsburg, Fa.
Ho hns tho largest nnd most select of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TODACCO
over offered to tho citizens of Hloomsburg. All
the fancy brands of
SEGARS,
nnd Ilia best Flue-cut nnd Plug
CHEW1NO TOHACCO,
can bo had nt his counters.
TOHACCO PIPES
lu great variety nro nmong his lnigc stock.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL.
II. II. IIUN8HEROEH.
TTAOEX, IIOYI) & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
nnd Wholesnlo Dealers In
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOHACCO,
SEGARS, Ac,
No. 01 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Consignors can forwnrd their slock "In Uoiid,',
without prepaying tho United States tax.
TT "W. HANK'S
WHOLESALE TOHACCO, SNUFF, AND
CTOAH WAREHOUSE,
No. 110 North Third Street,
between Cherry nnd Race, west side,
Philadelphia.
JUSSELL & WOODRUFF,
Wholesale Denleis In
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES, Ac, Ac,
No. 13 North Third Street, nbovo Murket,
Philadelphia.
7IUSIIMUTII, lUtOTHEU & CO.,
WHOLESALE TOHACCO DEALERS,
No. 151 North Third Street,
live doors below Race.
Factories, Nos. 223 nnd 2i5 Quarry sti ect,
Philadelphia.
J II. "WALTER,
j.ate aiier .v kiiuii.
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE,
No. 231 North Third Street,
between Race and Vino
Philadelphia.
JJENJAJIIN GREEN,
Dealer In
CAHPETINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. 33 North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
BLABON & CO.,
Manufactuiers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHAPES,
Warehouse, No. 121 North Third Street,
Phllndclphln.
J II. LONGSTRETII,
PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Philadelphia
J.
V. LAM1SERT,
ItOSS, S1IOTT A- CO.,
Importcisnnd Jobbers of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VIXTINGS, Ac,
No. 301 Maiket Street,
Philadelphia.
pOWDER KEGS AND LOlllER.
Y. 11. .M IKMlUIj X L U.,
itupcit. r.i.,
Mnnufactureisof
rOVYDEU KEGS,
nnd dealers lu nil kinds of
MTMUnit,
give notleo thnt they arc predated tonceomodnt
their custom with dUjiatch, nnd on tlio ehenpes
erms.
jJTILliKIt & HOST,
8ueees"'ors to Vranlillu V, Heltzer vl Co.,
Inniorters nnd Wholesnlo Denlrrs la
utiiroiis, wini, ac,
Kos, 410 nnd il2 North Third Sticet,
Philadelphia.
To Ilntsfl and ftnloon UerptTM of llliimu
bui'K and t'ohunbla County, I hnvo appointed
Jlr. 11. siohncr iient for tho snloof my a!o, portur,
brrmn btoitt, und lnr ln-cr, who will supply ou
nt the saute pneo(aiul with tho snmenitlHoj, ns I
would fLirnlli ou from tho lirowt-ry, Kiumwliis
that he will Ik punctual and uttcutivo to all who
may favor him with their trade, I iu licit for him
jour Mipport. Very ropcctlully,
runi) l.vui:ie,
htenm Hiowcry, lteadlnt;, Va.
piIOTOGKAPIIIC.
Vm & II. T. ANTHONY JL (.,
Mauutactnrcrh of Photographic Material,
vtioi.H vm Nn ltrrAiL,
&)1 llltOAUW'AY, N. ,
In inl.llllon tn itnr itinin ltiifshicM of l'lfOTO.
OItAPmcMATi:itIAlScnroHcaduuarterhlor
Of American and Foreign Cities and IjuidMjnpes,
vjiiiui'. niiiumrv, ric.
kIi:ui:(1sC(ih! vitavk dv tiii: w.vit.
and (ormluxu innnplctc riiotornplilo liUtoryo!
HninKo-sconc vikws ox olass,
Adapted for either )w Maglo Ijititirn or tho
mereosenpe. uur utinioKiio win uo beni to any
VHOTorinAPiiTn at.iipmq
Wo inninifartiiio uioio laip'ly than anv other
iiuuse.uiiimi mi arieucsiroiii wi cems 10 rfH'acii(
our AI'iUi.M hac mo reuutatltai uT Ih im; buiHi
rior in beauty and durability to tiny others.
Curd 1'hotoyruphnof (Jeiierals.btotesmen, Aetor,
1 iv.. riv,
Oiir Cataloinio eml)raeen uvrr 1'IVP Tlini'rt
AND iliilorent Huljecth, Inctudlm; rcprnductifiiiH
miin", ru. iuniogucshcui ou receipi 01 Mam
I'hotouranliet'Mnial ui hfi'iita dci tni mMlir.(-i
will pleaMi remit "il per cent, of tho nmouut ulth
their ciiter.
r Tho prices nnd quality of our yonds cannot
uu iuiuiiiy, uoviT-iy
rjMlK AIKIUt'AN I AY KN1KK
X AN!) roltK. Wo thouiidetsiBiied cltlMii
01 Columbia County wltneisMtl tho trial of liav
inn i.ii in m ..11, ui "ii. in ijfmiKni
'iownship, nn Monday, Mnv 7, lMiil, lietwccu llm
.jiirrir.in iiuy uiiin iiiui 1 01 it uuiiiumciurcii ny
niill'i.ll, WdMMiTi, nillllttr.Il 4V l !,, Ill W'Wlh
1 nil tr. Pa.. Illld tint Ullltdcl'H Pnu iit IInv llnul;
Tho American 1'orU lilted mmo hay In one
iiiuiiuui iiinii uiu uiuiuei ui iiiree. warcMiiiS"
Unit It will tula iim imicli lt:iv into tin i im t
pood hoi-ht-M can diaw, Wv aUo haw It cuttlnu
hay, mid think It cannot lio heat nsa liay i.iilk-.
inn i iieenuuv rec)mmoim it an tno hest nay iorl
c. ltirrt:NiiKMiUi, int. V. C, JI.uimfc.ov.
W. Jl, Koo.'sfi, John !oik.
.ToitN Hi rF.mcK. lUNihf. Nnvpn.
II. iMiti.KMir.LCit, Hti.vtMnui rrti-sn.
.Minuri, lli.i.i.ni, John Wii'i.I'.
'llii-l hImi nialiutiK-iiiin Hi.- .-. U 1 .i I ii Ilii.lii-M;
onwi nml Muwisr, mirt lna ui,THiiMur.il lui4i
Ron
Ull'lltt.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
j"ATI02s'AL KOUNDllY,
Hloomsburg, Columbia County, I'n.
Tho subscriber, proprietor of tho nbove-rn'ncd
extensive, establishment, Is now prepared re
ceive orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIEIHES, HLAST
rURNACES, BTATIONA Y ENGINES,
MILLS, T1IRESIIIN MACHINES, AO
Ilo Is nlso prepared to mntto Stoves of nil sires
nml patterns, Plow-Irons, and every tiling usually
mnde In first-class Foundries.
His extenslvo facilities mid prnetlenl workmen
warrant him In receiving tlm largest contracts on
the most reasonable terms,
Grain of nil kinds will bo taken In exchango for
Castings.'
This establishment Is loented near tho Lackr-
wanna olid Hloomsburg Itallrond Depot.
FETER HILLMYER.
TOVKS AND TIXWAUK.
. m. lturrnT
annouhoes to b friend1 ntul customers that
continue tlicntmvo bmlncis nt hlsoldplrtceon
MAIN fiTKHMT, ULOOMSIiUIia.
Cuvtomcrs can bo accomodated with
rANcv.tsTovns
of nil kinds Htoveplpeft.Tlnwnrc.nnd every va
rletj of nrtk-lo found in n Htove nnd Tlnwnro
tumlshintnt lu tho cities, nnd on tho most ictison
able term, Hcpnlrlng duuont tho shoitest notice.
25 UOZHN MILK-l'ANtl
on hand for wile.
JAQLE FOUNDRY.
dusi.ru r-ii.ti.i 1.I.O-?,
Hloomsburg, Fa.
STOVES or EVERY VARIETY,
PLOUGHSHARES, PLOUGlirOINTS,
nnd nil kinds of Cnslinps, on hand or supplied on
tho shortest notleo nnd nt the cheapest rntes.
Castings for
COAL UREAKEHS AND COAL SCHUTES
made to order. ,
piIffiNIX STOVE DEl'OT.
HEATERS, RANGES, AND STOVES,
Wholesale and Retail.
PATENT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
VULCAN HEATER,
for beating two or moro rooms.
PARLOR, COOKING, LAUNDRY, HEATING,
and every variety of STOVES.
JOHN I. HESS,
No. 310 Noith Second Street, Philadelphia.
"Yr I. 1JURKIIART,
importer uml ncaiec 111
IRON AND STEEL,
No. 00 Tiont Street,
Philadelphia.
Q.EORGE II. ROBERTS,
Importer and Denier In
HARDWAHE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac,
No. 311 Noitli Third Street, nbovo Vine,
Phllndclphln.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
T A DIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
JLi RESTAURANT.
11. IL STOHNER
has titled up n
ITR-jT-CLASS HATING SALOON,
whera ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with
the delicacies of the season. A suppl of
FRESH OYSTERS
nlwnys on hand.
FRESH HREAD, CAKES, AND PIES,
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONS
In every stylo und vnilety,
NUTS, FRUITS,
and every thins usually found lu n
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE.
uiuutii; w. iAuui;u, iTopncior,
Tho nbovo well-known hotel hns recently under
gone radical chnnnes in Its Internal arrangements,
ami Us proprietor announces to his former cuMom
nnd the travelling public that hN accomodations
for thocomfoit nf hN guests nro hecond to none in
tho country, UN table will ulny Lo found hup
pllcd, not only with MilMantlal food, but with nil
tlia delicacies of the season. Ills wines nnd II-
nuors (except that popular bei'iago known as
1JcCHr1y"),purehaod dliect fiom Iho lmpoiting
houses, nro entirely pure, and fiec from all pol
KonousdrugM. Ho lsth.inkful foi iillbernl patruiv
ao in tho pat, and will continue to descn o It In
the future. GIIOllOi; W, 3IAUGi:il.
QUSQUHHANXA HOTEL,
ij Catuwissa, l'a.
Iho nboe Hotel lias lately been purehased by
IIINTIY J, CI.AKIv, ami has bet n thoiouglily ic
modelled, icpaired, nnd refuiuMied. It will b
found now, In It arrangement nnd appointments,
a Unst-elnss Hotel, nml second to none in tho
country. Persons in cities wishing to spend tho
hot months In the eountiy.wtll do well to ylvo
the proprietor a call.
QAIUUAGH MANUFACTORY,
Hloomsburg,
m. c. b i.o an a imo'nu:i:,
lllC SUCCt'ShOlbOf
WILLIAM HI.OAN A hON,
contiuuo the business of making
CAlUlLUlDi, nrGoii;s(
and cvwry Flylo of
TANCY WAGONH,
wlikli they Jmvo constantly on hand to mi it cos
tomeis, Nt' cr ulng any material but Uio bes
and employing the most oxpctlcuccd workmen,
they hopit to continue as hcietofoio to glo entire
satisfaction to every custonu r. An Inspection n
tlufrwoik, andof tho reasonable pi Ico asked fo
the same, is biiru to insure a sale.
V. LIGI1TE it CO.,
.MulHiruotlllois of
. UiiST-l'LAbS UUAN1I AND KQI'.UIK
1' I A N O F O R T E S !
Holo l'utoiitei's of I.lijliliiN ( rlt-LraU'il Pulciit In
Hulateil Iron l-'iaine. Ai-eiilkOiimkcisof tho cry
best l'liiuo I niU-H in llu maiUtt.
JIAV1NO 1IEEN AWARDEl)
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
,T nn;
AMERICAN WOltl.ll'B I'AIRI
uml Hie KxhlMltoiiol' tliolnilu-slryof nllNnllona,
iii-hiiu s iiuiiu-roiiii oilier
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,
toiictlii'r llli Irnllmunl.ils nil tlio most ills
tliiKUl-.heil Mtistc-i! t-ililirlllci4 lu Eiuoiui ntitl
America. '1 lu-y lmvo also jubt roi'i-li od
THE 1III.III-1T l'REMIUM
At Uio IlllnuU KtatoFuIrl
'Hip Iiiill.inaHliito Falrl
1 ho Iowa blalo Falrl
Tlic WlM-onslii Hlnto Fair, clc.
In cotnjietltlon wllh Jlio most rili-lniiled Mann
fiii'liiii'iB of Now VinU. IliMlon, i'hllailolphi.i
lliillliiioro, -tc. w
Wiiri rooiiKi, VI llroomo tlicot, lion) Ili-oiuluiiy,
Nuw loin uty. riracru by mull .lomplly nlli n
ilwl tn. Homl for Clrciilur. JunWli7.
Nlll ll't'.- All 111- 1-SniiM I. lint. I ill I lit-i, hi-1
lluli'Uivl ( i-ulu-i oi Iho uii'li-r.-l'iiul, on Hook
I oK-MT JU'lsiueiit. lire iiciii slid lo
j liU'lll nliwn.Ui-I.-iy, If tliu woulil su
' M'KKIA I.V, NE.M
Nole.oi'.lu'luiuoiil, nro iv(iu su-il tn inaUo p.i,v-
sin o costs,
A I'D., an 1
SEWING MACHINES.
ryilV, FLORENCE
SEWING-MACHINES
ARE THE BEST IN THE WOIILD.
Salesrooms, 030 Chestnut Stroet, Philadelphia, !.
Whllo n InrRO number of Machines lmvo boon
ollered to tho public, somo of wlilah possess points
of excellence and ntknowlcdged merit, wo h&v
long felt wnoi oincrs navo experienced, tho ns
ccsslty of n Machine moro perfect Inlts mcchaul
eat structure, combining In tho
HIGHEST DEGREE
SIMPLICITY WITH DUIlAIlILtTY,
nnd whllo capable of doing a
GREATER RANGE OF WORK,
one thnt could bo easily understood nnd cotupro.
bended by nil.
Tosupplyn Sewlng-Mnchlnc free from tho ob
jections nttnehed toothers has been no easy task
for wo not only hnd to surpass other Machines, si
they nppenred years np, but also ns Improved
from time to timo by moro recent experience.
This wo boldly claim has been accomplished by
tho liberal expenditure of capital, nnd tho pa.
tlent, untiring labor of years j nnd In presenting
our Machine lo tho public, wo shall make strong
assertion respecting Its merits, which we ar,
prepared to substantiate In every particular.
Discarding the Chain nml Loop, or Knit stltchos,
we ndopted the
LOCK STITCH
(alike on both sides of tho fabric), which Is ro
gamed by tho ninsses as best stilted to nil kinds
of woik. Hut to meet objections sometimes unrcd
against this favorlto stitch, wo have ndded tht
Knot, Douhlo Lock, and Doublo Knot, either of
which 1
STRONGER AND MORE ELASTIC
than the I.ock; thus cnnbllng tho operator to
select a stitch
PERFECTLY SUITED
to every grade of fabric, and whero necessary, sew
sennis much stronger than It Is possible to do by
hand.
THE FLORENCE
makes
FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES
with ns much enso ns ordinary Machlnos raak,
one, und wltii ns little ir nchinery.
Tlio result of repeated tests hns been all ws
could desire, nnd from Its first Introduction the
Florence has gnlned hosts of friends, nnd bcoa
regarded ns 11
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY ;
proving that tho public fully appreciate tho many
advantages combined in the Florenco Machine.
Over nil others, tho Florence must bo sccatoU
fully appreciated,
Wo clulm lor tho
rLonnNCK
tho followln?
ADVANTAGES
over any nnd all
SIIWING-MACIUNEH IN THE WOttLD:
H makes four dlU'erent stitches, tha lock,
knot, double-lock, nnd double-knot, ou. ono and
tho samo machine. Each Mitch being nlikt ou
both sides of tho fabric
3' Every Machine hns tho reversible feed m
tlon, which enables tho oiwrntor, by simply turn
ing n thumb-screw, to have the work run cither
to the right or left, to stny any part of the seam,
or fasten the ends of Beams, without turning tho
fabde.
a Changing tho length of stitch, and from
one kin I of sti t fh to another, enn readily bo duua
whlU tho Machine Is lu motion.
fitf-Tho nccdlu Is easily adjusted, and doe not
skip stitches,
SIt Is almost noNeloss, nnd cau ba used
wliercrjulet Is necessary.
JSTrltn motions nro nil iKisltivu; there nro no
springs to get out of order, nnd its simplicity en
ables nny ono to operate it.
jr It does not require finer thread ou tlio under
than for the upper side, and will sew across tho
heaviest senni, or from one to moro thicknesses
of cloth, without change of needle, tenslou, break
ing thread, or skipping stitches.
3-Tho Ilemmer Is easily adjusted, and will
turn nny width of hem desired.
7T-No other Machine will do so op atn xaozt
of work ns tho Florence.
43 It will bein, fell, bind, gather, brnld, num.
and galherand ew on a intllo at tho snmc time
It has no spring to get out of order, and will last
a life time.
erji-U Is fully protected nnd licensed by Olai
Howe, Jr., and our own Letters 1'atent.
The taking up of tho slack-thread is not net
foimeil by tho irregular contraction of n wlie coil
or uucortain operation of Fpiings. Tho precision
and accuracy with which tho Florence draws tho
thread into Iho cloth Is unapproaehed oy any
Sewlng-Machlno hitherto ollered In the world.
We furnlslunch Maehlno with "BarnnmN Self-
tiewer," which guides tho work Itself, and Is of In
calculable value, especially to inexperience oper
ators. Whllo possessing tho above, and many other
advnntag-!, the Florence is sold at corresponding
pifecs w ilh other first-class Machines, and n care
ful examination will fully substantiate all thnt
wo have claimed for it, and Justify tho assertJon
we now make, that It It tho best Sewlng-Machlno
lu tho world.
We unraant etry Maehlno to bo all that wa
claim for It, and to glvocutlrobatisfactlon, aud
will give n written wniranty, if required,
Liberal nrraugdnetits mart,- with those who boy
to Fell again, l'mtUer information may bo had
by Inclosing stamps to tho General Otllceof Uio
riorint'uSLsin.?MachtUH Company, OA) Chestnut
Htrect, Hiltadelphln, Teunsylvanlj,
ritiaa of MACHINE.
Nn. 1, Fliriu. This MucMno mako, tlio loclt
nml knot Rtltrli,utul h.isthoicvcnlbloXocil...CS
No. 2, IToreuoo. liolil-oriiaiuenttil Machine,
srlth iluiMcr, nml light ro cr, without lock;
makes nil tho foui Htllolu s., aua lias tio ro
suislhlo fuoil , ,
No. 3. Sltvrr-r.lat.'il Machine, ornaiiiontoil s
tnblii oll-iluMicil wnlnul, with heavy linlf
case, lock anil (Iran or ; ni'ilccs nil the four
Ktlu-lics, mi'I Im the reversible feoil ri
No. I. Mllver.platisl .Maehlno, highly ornn-itieiiti-il,iiuil
luukcs nil llw four stitches,
niul h is II. ii iv L-rslljlo feoil,
rolMioil mahogany Inlilo tit
Follslu-a Rosowoo.1 Tuhlo M
Nn. 5.-VnIuut titUc, in oil
Maliojjuy tuhlo, in oil.,
llasewooil t.ifilo, lu oil
No. . Walnut, oil llnlblied
MnhoKuuy talde ,
Hooewooil table
O. fl. EVANS, Oeneral Asi'iit.
I'M thestnut Kliect, l'hlladollila.
17.MPIRE SHUTTLE SEWIXGOIA-
, 1 J CHINES aro binoi-lor to nil others for
1-AMII.Y ANHMANl'l-'AlTl'IHNll l'l'ltl'OSIX
Contain nil lliolntestlmiioeiiu-iits; uiosiicu,.
Iiolsi-ess'ilurnblo; nml easy to work.
Illustrnteil I'lictilsisfroe, AgenU vnntcil. Un
ci nl ilisiount allow t-il, Noi-onvinumciits nmle,
AiMicmi EMI'llli: K M. CO.,
nugl-ly OKI Ilronilway, Now 'n-urt
gT.
CHARLES HOTEL,
ON THE F.t'ROl'lUN FI.AN,
Nos. fio.ju ill, mi'I l Nurlli TlilnlhlrfClf.
li.-iw- - ii M.nkct nn t Aicb Sirwis.
ri..tncklpIiU.
!1 Wl E.1UD KNER
Hans,-
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