THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
amm-'js gcnavtmcnt.
Palilori-Scnls lltitt-Ilnds,
Header, Imvo you over tested tliu mut
ter to ascertain which will yield tho
lnrcer crop, seed or butt emit, cut so us
tho weights will be about equal ? If so,
you doubtless ascertained that tho butt
ends bad considerably tho advantage,
both In quantity and iunlly, and wcro
also some two weeks earlier. Why .Is
this so? I answer, simply becauro tho
seed ends havo moro eyes and send forth
a superabundance of shoots. Some years
ago, I road a Patent Ofllco report whero
a parcel of potatoes that had been cut
threo or four days, and m a conscqucnco
considerably shriveled, exceeded largely
In amount a parcel that wcro planted
fresh. My curiosity being excited upon
this subject, I was led to try a number
of experiments In order to nsccrtain tho
causo of this singular phenomonon
"Without giving a detailed history of my
operations, I ascertained that tho causo
was simply owing to tho fact that tho
shriveled portion sent forth fewer tubers,
Upon this sumo prlnclplo wo can readily
account why butt-ends exceed seed
ends. After this I Improved my pro
duct largely, both In quantity and qual
ity, by throwing out tho tubers, leaving
but a sluglo stalk at a place. I havo thus
had seven single plants to fill a half
bushel, eight would heap it, and the joint
product of two plants weighed eleven
pounds. Tho extra tubers can readily
bo transplanted and make a flno yield.
Thoy aro moro hardy for transplanting
than tho sweet-potato, and yield equally
as well.
Potatoes, as a gonernl thing aro crow
ded too much for a largo yield. A sin
gle tuber for every two feet squaro I
think Is Milllclcntly close, whero tho
ground Is rich, and 1 am not certain that
a greater distance would result advan
tageously.. Tho most, however, that can
bo dono now is to thin out your present
crops.
A AViuter In TieCircular ("Walling-
ford, Ct.,) gives tho following simplo
and easy method to ascertain if pickles
contain any copper : Tho test is made by
simply thrusting n bright nccdlo Into a
pickle and allowing it to remain there
several hours. If thero is any copper
present It will bo deposited on tho nee
die, giving It tho characteristic red color
of tho metal. From ono specimen of
pickles, which wero warranted not to
contain any copper, a heavy deposit of
tho metal was obtained by this test with
in six hours. Tho copper is present as
an acetate, and may como from boiling
tho vinegar or pickles in a brass or cop
per boiler that has been allowed to be
come coated with tho acetate of copper
, orvcrdlgors. Somo manufacturers havo
been known to use this pigment in tho
manufacture of pickles, to produce tho
fine, permanent green color which by
fcomo Is thought to bo so desirable in
this nrtlclo of diet. It may bo taken as
a rule, that pickles, with a permanent
green color, contain copper. The test is
tho needle, nnd any ono can try it.
American Artisan.
Corn Bread.
Ono quart of coarsely ground yellow
corn meal, ono tea-cup of wheat flour.
Add threo tcaspoonsful of Aziimca. Pass
thowholo through a slovoand incorpor
ate thoroughly. Then wet up with
milk to a pretty stiff batter. Beat up
two eggs ; melt two spoonfuls oj any
clean fat or drippings, so it bo sweet and
frco from all odor ; add to thoeggs, then
two spoonsful of cheap clean sugar, and
a dessert-spoonful of flnosalt. Stirtheao
all together first, and then In with tho
batter, making itso thin that It will lift
heaping a littlo on a spoon. Havo tho
oven pretty hot, dripping pan ready
greased, in with tho batter an inch
decy evenly in tho pan Into tho oven
at once, and bako till tho crust is a bright
brown and tho bread thoroughly dono
through. Follow this formulafaithfully
and if you havo not as a result as good
corn bread good either hot, warm or
cold, as over was eaten, you aro at lib
erty to fall back upon first principles
rotting us down In yourmindas a know
nothing.
To Pry Oyattri.
Thero is no dish moro easily cooked
and nonosooften spoiled as fried oysters,
Drain your oysters throughly, (they
should uo largo and of tho best quality.
then put them into cracker crumb.-; havo
eggs bulllcclnt for tho quantity, well
beaten nnd seasoned with pepper
and salt; turn each oyster round in
this liquid, then cover it again with
cracker crumbs, nnd lay it on n dish
largo enough so that each oyster shall
bo beparato: havo some of tho finest
lard or butter bolllny hot, tho hotter
thobctter, so It docs not burn, into which
plunga your oysters a few times, nnd as
soon as thoy aro well-browned remove
them to a dish and throw over tliem a
napkin, notacloso cover. Geriuuntown
Teleyraph.
Thcso may bo plantpd as soon as tho
ground can bo worked. Won't plant
tho first planting too deepj two or threo
Indies will do; nnyof tliofervalled extra
early peas will do; they aro all tho
Mine. Tho pen vino will continue In
bearing longer If tho roots aro shaded
from tho heat of tho sun. This can read
ily bo ' dono, by ..planting radishes,
beets, lettuce, or somo other such crop
along tho outsldo rows, after the peasaro
up nnd once hoed, it Is a good plan to
plnnt tho rows adout 18 Inches npart,
and lean tho brush lnwards,so'that tho
tops will touch, tho vines will lnterlocl
and form a strong brace
Sue Isaac Newton boingasked why
ho never smoked, replied, "! will not
mako to myf-elf any necessities."
Cnhltngt,
Tho plants of early sorts may now bo
sot out, ami seed sown for a later crop.
m. ' '
Turnip.
Tho early sorts may bo sown for nn early
crop. j
ov tit c (goths.
1IM.NO MAN ASH TIII5 IJIiKI'HANT.
It was siv incnof Hlttdnostnn,
To learning much Inclined,
Who went lo eo tho elephant
(TlimiKlti nil of them wcro blind),
That each by observation
Might satisfy hit mliul.
Tho first approached Iho elephant,
Ami happening lo full
Against hit Mil rdy side,
At onco began to bawl t
"God bless mo! but tho elephant
Is very like n wall !'
Tho second, feeling of Iho ttislc,
Crleil, "llol what Imvo wo hero,
Bo very round Anil smooth anil (sharp?
To mo It Is mighty clenr,
Thin wonder of nn elephant
Is very Ul:o n spear 1''
Tho third approached tho animal,
And happening to tako
His squirming trunkwlthln bis bands,
Thus boldly tip nnd spnko :
, "I see," quoth bo, "tho elephant
Isory llkoiisnakol'
The fourth reached out bis eager hand
And felt nbout bis knee;
"What most Ibis wondrous benst Is like,
It mighty plain," quoth bo J
"Tls clear enough.tho elephant
Is very like a tree I"
Tho fifth, who chanced to touch the car,
Sntd, "Even blindest man
Can tell what this resemble most j
Deny tho fact who can,
Tills marvel of nn elephant
' It very likon tan?"
Tlio sixth no sooner had begun
About tho beast to grope,
Than seizing on tho swinging tall
That Ml within his scope,
"I see," quoth he, "tho elephant
Is very like r ropo I"
And so these men of Hlndoostan
Disputed loud nnd long,
Knell In his own opinion
Exceeding stiff nnd strong,
Though each wcro partly in the right,
And nil wero In Iho wrong 1
THE BEAR'S TAIL.
a northern legand.
Did you cversco a bear'.' If you havo
you know that It has a short tall. Ono
would think, to look at it, that it had
been broken oil. Tho Norso folk havo a
legend which claims to tell how the
bear's tall come to look llko that. I'll
tell you tho story.
The bear ono day met tho fox. It was
carrying a strmgof ilsh that It had stolon
" Whcredid you get thoso Ilsh V" asked
tho bear.
"I'vo been fishing," said the lying fox
"and caught them."
"Caught them, did you?" asked tho
bear, "why I'd llko to learn how to
catch such fish."
"Would you, really ?"asked tho fox
"Why, It's easy enough."
"Tell mo how," rejoined tho bear.
"Why," said tho fox, "It's as easy as
lying. Youcau soon learn H. Juxtyou
go on tho ico and cut a holo in it, and
then stick your tallthrough it right into
the water."
"Ain't it cold ?" asked tho bear.
"Well yes said tlio fox, "it isn't over
and above hot; but never you mind
that. Let it stay Just as long ns you
can. I3y and by your tail will begin to
smart. Never mind that either."
'Hut why should I not mind it'." asked
tho bear. "I don't quite understand."
"Why, because when it smarts, that
Ehcwstho fish aro biting it,"said tho fox,
"Bless my soul," growled tho bear,
"and how does that help tho matter
I don't seo tho propriety of allowing tho
fish to bite my tail. Do you know'.'"
"Dutbear alive," wild tho fox, tho
longer you let em bito tho moro you'll
catch."
"Olf no!" answered tlio bear, "cir
cumstances alter cases."
"Yes, truly," rejoined tho fox, "nnd
mind you, when you can't keep it in tho
water any longer, pull it out quickly
pull It sideways and pull it with nil
your might."
"Thank you, fox," said tho bear. "I'll
go nnd do it at once."
Tho bear went down to tho Ico nnd
did as tho fox told it to do. IIo kept
his tail la tho water so long, that It frozo
In hard and fast. Then ho tried to pull
It out as tho fox told it to do.
You can guess tho end of tho story
Tho poor bear's tall snapped oil" quite
short; and that's tho reason if you
chooso to bclivo tho legend wily tho
bear has been stump-tall over since.
bnclc James.
Ix the Beginning. "Whero did
you get your nico new warm sack
asked a lady of a littlo cirl.
"From God, ma'am," said tho littlo
girl modestly.
"Why, did not your mother mako It
neked tho ladv.
'Yes, mother sowed it.' said tho ehlhl
"And did she not buy tho cloth of tho
shop-keeper?" asked the lady.
"Yes,"said tho littlo girl, "but tho
shop-keeper bought it from tho factory
whero it was spun and wove, nnd tho
factory bought tho wool from tho far
mer, and tho farmer took it from tho
lamb's back, and tho lamb got it from
God, who clothes tho littlo Iambs with
(helrsoft wool to keep them warm. Tho
Iambs could not dress themselves, nor
could their mothers dress them. God
dressed them. So God is thobeglnnlng,
mother says and without God I should
not havo had It."
That is tho very first thing tho Diblo
sa vs :
" In tho beginning Ood created tho
heavens nnd tho earth."
And so every thing in tho world tslncn
every thing wo eat, drink, or use, If wo
follow them up to tho beginning, wo
shall find God, God o very where.
uiicu'sj'apei:
A HEMAHKAHLH Yr.Alt Tl,n s.nnr
16G7 will bo a very wentful ono to overv
..,!.! ,. i 3 . , .... . "
iimiuuii wini irets married. I'lirniurimtit
tho coursoof tho wholo year, whenever
tho moon wanes tho nMds win irm.
dark. Whoever Is In lovothlsyearwlll
think his sweet heart nn autre!. Wlmnwr
gets married will Mud out whether It is
true. If a .voungladvhamicnsloliliikl
slio will look red in tho face. If sho
dreams of a vomicr man thr II If'Il Jul In
succession, it is n sign of something.
n nnynody . limns overboard without
kllOWillL' llOW to Mvllll. It li tier, In
hogets drowned. If any ono lends an
umbrella, it is ten to ono ho is obliged
to go nomo J ii tiiornln for his pains,
DRY GOODS, &c.
fi HANI) OPENING!
Or GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPliMNQ
pall and winteh good?,
FAMj AND WINTER. GOODS,
EALI, AND W1NTKII GOODS,
fALL AND WINTUK GOODS,
FALL AND WINTEH GOODS,
consisting ot
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
IlllY GOODS,
DltY 000D9,
DUY GOODS,
DltY GOODS,
If ATS AND CAT'S,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
1IAT3 AND CAPM,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
ROOTS AND SHOPS,
IiOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
POINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
TAINTS AND OILS,
I'AINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEl'-NSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT,
SALT
HALT,
SALT,
risn,
FISH,
PI6II,
I'lTH,
FISH,
GRAIN AND 6EEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
QRAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac.,
Ac.
4o.,
McKELVY, NEAT, t CO.'S,
MCKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
McKEI.VY, NEAL CO.'H.
MCKELVY, NEAL & CO.'S.
McKELVY, NEAL 4 .CO.'S.
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Rtrecte
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Strata)
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Streets)
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest co rncr of Main nnd Market Streets
nLooMsnuno, pa.,
nLOOMSIIUUO, PA,
HL005tsnuitr, ta.,
IlI.OOMSIIUIttl, pa,,
III.00MSI1UR0, PA.
IRON AND NAILR,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAHM
IRON AND NAIlS;
fnn'l?an4.'lU'inUtlM Rnd at "dud ratca.nlwny
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
JQllUG AND OHEJIICAIj BTOJlIi,
RIooimburg, I'n,
DRUGS, CHEMICAL, PAINTS, PERFUMERY
AND TOILirr AUTICLUS.
EVER A MOYEll
respectfully lns.Ho ft eontlnuniico of pntronngo.
Their Drugs nnd Medicines nro nil selected Willi
the grentest core, nvoldlng ns mucli ns posmio
tho Introduction of delirious nostrums, nnd nro
purchased from tho best Inipmllng houses In tho
country,
PATENT MEDICINES
of nil kinds, including Aycr's, Jnyne's, llollo
wny's, llofctctter's, Wishnrt's, Hoollniiil, Ac.
constantly on hand.
COAL OIL AND ALCOHOL.
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND
CLOTHES BRUSHES
PAINTS AND CHEMICALS
of every variety, nnd of Iho best fiunllty,
FANCY TOILET ARTICLES.
The public may rely nt nil limes on procuring tho
nbovo articles, with nil tho new useful prepara
tions kept In the best conducted establishments.
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS
nnd Family Receipts compounded with tho great
est accuracy nnd dlspnteh.
ltKSU A1UUVAL OF XUW
GOODS. The undersigned nns just nrrivcu
from tho City with n, lnrgo nssortment of Drugs,
Mnllcincs, Paints, Oils, VnrnWics.nndDyo Stun--,
Rendy-Mndo Clothing, Perfumery, Toy nnd Fancy
Articles, Druggist's Glassware, Drnshes, Trusses
nnd Supporters, nnd n genci nl assortment of c cry
thing that belongs to n well-appointed Drugstore,
Also Patent Medicines ofnll kinds, Mich as Jayno's,
Aycr's, Wlsbart's, Wluslow's Soothing Syrup,
lhown'8 Troches, Swain's Panacea, linker's Cod
Liver Oil, Hoofland's Hitters constantly on hand.
Also
MOROCCO LEATHER, KID, FRENCH MOROC
CO, FRENCH CALFSKINS, PINK
TRIlfMINOS, HINDINGS,
by tho dozen or naif-dozen. Also
SHOE-FINDINGS, FISHING-TACKLE, Ac.
Having had a largo cxpcrtcnco In tho drug bust
nebs, I would respectfully lnvitu thoso wishing
anything In that lino to call nnd see my stock be
fore purchasing clsen here. "In medicines quality
is of tho first impoitancc."
JOHN It. MOVER.
GROCERIES, &a,
2sT
E W S T O It E
A N I
ir77 W GOOD S',
i x
MITFLINVIUX, COLUMWA COUNTY, PA.
TiiKsuWrlber rrr,f,pt fully Informs fi lends
nnd the public tlmt ho luv Just rot it i netl fiom tho
cny wiui a irosn mm wen soiwum
APKOUTMEXT OV MKItCHANmZi:,
ntirt lian opnncil a stnro In tlio mom formoilvoc
ouuletl by Menlien Wolf. His slock consists of
cerytlilnn usually kept In a flrM-elfts country
fciore, hum as
imv gooiw, oiioct:iitus iiAiinwAtti:, ci:iau
WAttE, imm, Mrweisivs &v., .ir.
IIo hopt'S lo merit a Miaro of Uc public pntrou-
tn,i.n .i, .uiijijui'.
MillllnvUle, May 3, 1 07.
pONFECTIOXEUY, FJtUIT, XUTS,
STOIINER A WIDMEYER,
MANUKA(TUlli:llS 01'
1'laik Axii fa.vcy co.rj:crjoxj;iir,
ANn TIHALKKS IN" '
FOREIGN FKUITS AND NUTS,
Exchango lllnck, Hloomslmrg, Pa.
ORANGUS, LEMONS, RAISINS, PRUENS,
FIGS, DOLLS, AC,
UKEAI) AND CAKES,
of nil kinds.
All orders promptly attended to,
Tlio undersigned having formed n copartner
ship under tho nnmo nnd firm of SToiiNnit A
WiDMirvnn, will continue at the "Old Stand" the
business of confcetloneiy, fruit, nuts, Ae,
HERNHARD KTOIINER,
FltEIl. E. WIDMEYER.
Bloomsburg, April ", 1m!7.
E M O V A L O V
C. C. JI.UtK'S
N E W S T O It E
to sir i vji'.i it lo c k,
O.S-TIlECOltNmS OV M.VltKKT AX11 II'.OS St 11I1KTS.
Tho undcrslgneil bnvlng received from tlio city
n full nnd complclo suiply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DltY GOODS AND GKOCEIUES,-
NOTIONS,
TIN-"WAItE AND IIAIIDAVAIIE,
CKDAll AXJ) WlI.LOW-WAlli:,
CONFECTIONERY, GLASS-YYARE,
T OBACCO,
II A T S A Ar I) H II O !: S,
FLOUR, SALT, FISH, AND MEAT,
nil of which I proposo sclllnsnt n very low llgu.'o
for cash or produce.
Cnll nnd see.
April li, 1X17,
C. C. MARR.
JOHN STHOUl1 &. CO.,
Successors to Stroup A Hrother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH,
No, 21 North Wli irvos, nn 1 25 North Water St.,
Philadelphia.
"Y7"KAYKU lt SIMtANKliE,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND COMMISSIONS
MERCHANTS,
Nos, 22.1 nnd 227 Arch Street,.
Philadelphia.
gCUELL, liEnGElt & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers im
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, PROVISIONS, Ac,
Nos. 122 nnd 121 North AVhan es.nbovo Arch St.
Philadelphia.
Solo ngents for Wilcox's Wheel Rrniu In l,nr.
rels, kegs, nnd cans,
JSTAULISllED 171).).
JOItDAN A nitOTHER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and Dealers In
SALTPETRE AND BRIMSTONE.
No 2U0 North Thlnl Street,
Philadelphia.
QOTTltELL, & AYU1JS,
Wliolesalo Dealers In
ITSH.CIIEISIAr, Ac.
Nn. 109 North Wharves,
kecoud ito,r above. Areli Street,
1'hlhKlelphla,
JJ V. l'HTJJIWIAX,
wliii LlppiNCorr.tTiimwii
WHOLESALE OROt'EIW.
No. 21 North Water Street,
nnd No. 2u North Delaware A.vcnue,
Philadelphia.
TOR
POINTING
Neatly execntcd nt thU Oillcs,
DRY GOODS.
HUllltAll l'Olt CATAWISSA1
... 1 . Iinll ,1 t ,,,, , ,VU
Goods to compare with stringency of tho money
market. Look 'and eomimro prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. Just call nt the f.ivorlto busi
ness slniul of
McNINCH A SIIUMAN,
and you will bo met by tho obliging proprietors or
their clerks, and shown tlirougu ineirgreiu vniieiy
store freo of charge, of course. They will nlveymi
a fair chanco lo spend your loose change, Ibcy
trust much moro prolllably than It can bo spout
elsewhere. Their
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
this Spring Is much larger In nil Its varieties than
usual. Their
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
nro of the nicest stlrs In market. They havo n
lino assortment of
1 1 ATS, CAPS, HOOTS AND SHOES,
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASS1N171S,
CASSIMERHS, AND V1STINGS,
and numerous articles common to Mich establish'
incuts, besides n general assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEENSWARE,
AND GROCERIES,
all nt greatly t educed prices. They wish to con
duct their business on tho system of
"PAY AS YOU GO,"
and they think they can afford to sell ery cheap,
They i etui n their thanks lor many past favors,
and nsk tho future patronage of their foiiner cus
tomers and the public generally.
MrNINLTt A SIIUMAN.
ItjimtUSTEIt & UltOTlIElt,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
RUTTONS, SUSPENDERS,
HOOP'SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, SEWING SILKS,
TRIMMINGS, PORTE MONXAHIS,
SOAPS, l'ERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
AKo MnnufaetuieTs of
HRUSIIES AND LOOKING GLASSES,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
HROOMS, ROPES, TWINES, Ac.
No. 300 Noilh Third Street, above Vine,
Philadelphia,
s.
with
L. ISETTLE,
VUSH, HUNNACO.,
DHY GOODS,
No. 19 Noi Ih Third Slieet,
1'lillndclphlii.
M
31. IAltl'l.E,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. i! North Tlilril Slieet,
Philadelphia.
J. liKSTEH,
"Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer la
foreign and domestic carpets,
oil cloths; window shades, ac
No. 29 North Second Sticct, opp. Christ Church
Philadelphia.
JAltCItOKT & CO.,
Importer and Jobbers of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, 1SLANKETS, LINENS,
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
Philadelphia.
NDUKWS, WlhlvlNS &. CO.,
Dealers In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No.,W Maiket Stieet,
Phllndelplila.
JOSE1MI s. di:li,
Manufacturer of nml Wholesalo Dealer In
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
VUSTIXGK,
No. II North Thlnl Stieet,
Philadelphia.
ATSON A JANNEY,
Impoi tcrs nnd Jobbers ot
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Ac,
No. S23 Market Street.
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOWE, EUSTON A CO.,
Mnuuractureis and Wholesale Dealers hi
JTrON YARNS, CARPET CHAINS,
HaTTS, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE,
HROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'G GLASSES, CLOCKS, FANCY HASKETS,
TAHLE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. KM Maiket Sin ct, south side,
Philadelphia.
rjiIIE KEYSTONE CI.OVEU SEED
S T Jt I 1' 1' E It .
I'ATUSikii o(-roni;it 2, ISOO.
This simple, though eil'ceilve mneblne Is ndmlt.
ted by nil scIeulllleobselAerslobelhemoxt illlett
device for K.ilbellllg clover seed J et discovered.
A mere glaneo nt It Is Kiuniieiil ti nvlnco tho
most obtuse iiilud of its practical utllltv.
It itripsih(!elocrheaiI Horn the stalk leaving
tho Straw standing ufion Ihe giound. It Is easily
drawn by one horse, and leiiulres but ono man or
boy to work It,
It lscompoit.fcimplK In structure, nnd not Ru
ble to gel out of onler, nnd can be cheaply got up.
Ihe great nduintiw In this machine Is, wo
have IhOMcd gathend 111 thorhntl', le.i.lv lor the
cloer mill or liuller, iKsldes kiiIii tlio great
lengt h of t ineand labor of mow lug, handling and
thieslilng It lioiu Ihctinw, It will also iiav ev
eiy farmer togalher his seed Willi this inuehlne,
oil aceoiint of the saving of the sotfd which is lost
In Iho old way of gniheilng It.
Extraordinary liiduccmciiisoncicdtocucrgcllc
men who wish lo pun hasestatoor eouiiiy Rlthts.
For particulars oddrcs
WElti'MAN A REINHOLD,
Jnn25'07, Columbia Ciiiiiitypn.
EADVILEi: Til EO T.OO I C A l
SCHOOL. Tim Full l,.r l,..., s: ...'
1. TilU l''uctill-nf invtriii.l I,,,, .r
lesldcnt and f.air noii.r,.lil,ii i,n.i...n. .....i
! ""?'., i '" educate young men for
Iho t lulstlun Ministry, There U a piciioiutory
i lass lor those w bo lme nut ieeelid a collegiate
education, line bundled and sixty dollais u venr
nie granted lo binelli lailes, with an additional
sum In special ni . The iiiltlon, u-e oi Llbmiy
tex';oooks, are fne lo all. The M hool was
lollll.led by the I nllarlan anil Christian ilelioml
lllltlous.bul Is open to nil vim hcllcc ill the ill
;'J';,.'.rlKl," "f 'l"iHaiill.v. The Lil.inryeon.lsU
of SiHO Mllllllies.
Application may bo made to Rev. A. A. Llrr
W""',' l,',r,',l'.lll of tho Hoaid ol lii.tiuctioii,
MeadNllIe, Pa. novi7-ly
pATA WISSA It Al MtUAD,
,V, A',?1,rr',',';VoV.(.,;,,,''" " ,r"l,ik m
Ex!;,r'ei,srA,:M-.,:imlra J,,iU nt J
GuiMi sm ui.-Phlladelphln Mull at II A.M.!
Now YorkExpieniut I i'.m. '
GEOltajJ WE11U, Supt,
TOBACCO & SB GARS.
fJMIK ONLY I'liACU
to get the best -
TOIIACCO AND CIGARS,
, AT WHOLESALE AND Rin'Air,
is at llUNOSllintOEIVS,
a few doors lielow tho American House,
llloomshurg, Pa,
Ho has tho largest nnd most select of
SMOKING AND CMWING TOIIACCO
ever offered lo Iho cltlMns of Hloomsburg. All
Iho f.incy brnnils of
SEGAR8,
nnd Urn best flue-cut nnd Plug
CHF.WINO TOIIACCO,
can bo had at his counters.
TOIIACCO PIPES
In great vnrlcty nro ntnong his large stock.
don't ronairr to call.
II, It, llUNSHEIlOElt.
TTAGEN, JlOYD A CO.,
nnd Wholesale Denlcin lu
LEAP AND MANUFACTURED TOIIACCO,
SEOARS, Ac,
No. 1 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Consignors enn forward Ihelr stock "In Hond,"
without prepaying the United Stales tav.
TT W. HANK'S
WHOLESALE TOIIACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. 1W Noilh Third Street,
between Cbei ry nml Race, west side,
Philadelphia.
JUSSEMi .t WOODHUFK,
Wholcsalo Dealers In
TOIIACCO-t, CIGARS, PIPES, Ac, AC,
No. 1.1 Not th Third strett, nbovo Maiket,
Philadelphia.
jpmsmruTir, duotiieh a co.,
WHOLESALE TOIIACCO DEALERS,
No. 151 Ninth Third Street,
fl e doors below Race,
Factories, Nos, 221 and 221 Quarry Street,
Philadelphia.
j ir. WAincn,
Lnlo Walter A Kaub,
Imporler nnd Dealer ill
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE,
No. 2)1 Norlh Thhd Sheet,
between Race and Vine
Philadelphia. v
IONJAaIIN Git ken,
Dealer hi
CARPETINGS, WINDOW RHADi:s,
Oil, CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. S! North Second Micel,
Philadelphia.
Gr
I AV. BLADON & CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warehouse, No. 121 Noilh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
T II. J.OXGSTltETJr,
tj
PAPER-HANGING-WAREHOUSE,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J V. EAjUJEUT,
with ROSS, SHOTT A CO.,
Imiiortcrsand Jobbers of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, Ac,
No. nil Market Street,
Philadelphia.
POWDER KEGS AND LUMBER.
W. M.MONROE A CO.,
Unpen, Pa,,
Mnniifattuicrsor
POWDER KEGS,
mut dealers In all kinds of '
I.UMIIER,
glvouotlcotlmt they nro jiretiaied lonecomodalo
their custom with dl-pntch, nnd on thocheapest
terms.
IELKlt A- HOST,
.SuoeaMsoiR In Franklin P,Scll?er A Co.,
Importeis and Wholenlo Dealers hi
LIQUORS, WINES, Ac,
Nos, llOand 112 North Third Slieet,
Phlladelpliln,
To Hotel nml Sulium Ittepei-s of lilounu-
ourg nnd Cohunhla County. I havo nppolnled
.Mr. li, sioimer agent lor the saleof invnle. norter.
brown stout, and lager beer, w ho will supply you
at tho same price (and with Iho mum arthie), as I
would furnish sou from tho bu weiy. Kuoowiug
that he will be punctual andutlcntlvo lo all who
may favor him Willi their Hade, I hollelt lor him
your support, Very icspecl fully,
FRED LAUEIS,
Steam Hreweiy, Heading, Pa.
jpiIOTOGItAl'JUC.
E. .4 II. T. ANTHONY A CO.,
Jlamilaetiircrs of l'holograplilo Materials,
wuoi.i s n.i: ami iiur.wi.,
501 IlitDADWAY, N. Y.
(lo'iliV :',Vi'. 'msinessof PHOTO-
l' -MATERIALS wo are Headciiiarter.s for
the tullowlng, l. :
si;eri:os('(ipi:s a stereoscopic views,
( American mid foreign Cities and Landscapes,
4 troll px, Mnluai'V, ete. 1 '
s1i:ri:ii.si'iipic views up the war,
I- roll! ucgntiw s made In Ihe various ealiiitaluus.
and loiiiilngiieoinpleio I'lmlogiaphle lilsloiy o
ttie gi'eal eontitsl,
ST'.lti:i)-,l iipic VIEWS OX GLASS,
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or tho
Mcrcoscope. our Catalogue will bo bent to any
HddltM on leei'ltl of stump. J
PlKITiKiRAPIIIC ALIIf MS,
1e maniil u imo more largely ilian anv other
hoi se.alHtlll Mtm ,.t ,..ln ,.. .v..
iur ALlll'M-, have Ihe reputation or bt li'm mo
ilorlli beauty anil duialilllly to any otlu is.
Caul I'hotogiaphsotGeneraN.SliileMilen, Actors,
lie., ete.
,?,!' fatali.glle eliibraew. over FIVK TIIOUS
l)t 1 'l','l'!d'Jcls, lnehidliiK repiisliictloiiH
of tho most celebratetl EiiKinvTiiirs; Paintings.
Malum, ele. Calaloguessclit on receipt of tamii!
lotogriiphei s niul others ordering uuods c.o.ll.
thelr'tii'l'lei'''''' '"'r l'"1' uf "l0 I'1'
j:u 'I he iirices nnd minllty or our goods cannot
nil ioNatlM, novi7-ly
MMIi: AMlCltlCAN IIAYnIfK
,m i ln,,i",,.1,K T W""u' "U'leulMlleil eltlens
V ' ,. j 1 ! i Citliiny wllii..hM,l t, trial or bay
links on the iiiim of Mr. Piirsol, In Heiiiloe k
'iownship ,,,, j jy 7, iK.lw,.(., u,i
A'VV.V.V'1' ""S'dleanil I'olic liianuraclunHl hv
sl.IU.lt, WAL!, slllllNEIl A Co., or Lewi;.
I'iii-g, I'n., nml l ie lliin,l,.r i'utent hay Hook.
Ihe Aintiieiiii toil; mini mtao buy In ono
'. i'l'lf'l i'i ".'"i""" W.'lilelat i"
lied U will lake as unit h Imv lnlo the niowns two
g.nl hiiiM-h s mi dr.iw. We nlso saw It eiitlln.'
Jimv, iui.. tliliik It cannot b.. beat nsuh iy lVi le
nil. ehcci lully u , oiiiiiu nd II a. the Ue.t liay 1 1:
nnd knllo wu hale ever seen. '
W, ,11. Koo.SS, .lollN IIOMC, '
John Di.ri.mrh-, Ht.vn:i, Novrit.
I . DlllI.I.Jlll.l.Ull, KYLVUTi:! : l'V ,KL
Mu il.u i. IIi:i.i.i ii, John wlil:,.!
li.l !V '.',','"! '""""'"'iura llie eclebuiied Hiiekeyo
lui'llis -Mower, nnd oilier iigilciiltuinl lmp!o-
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
jATIONAIi l'OUNDUY,
Htnonishurg, Cohilubla Cuunly, 1'a,
Tho subscriber, proprietor of tho nbovc-t iiiwl
cxtenstvo pstnbllshmcnt, Is now prepared to re
eclvo orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, 11LABT
FURNACES, STATIONARY ENGINES,
MILLS, TIIRIJiHING MACHINES, A0
IIo Is nlso prepated to innlto Stoves of nil sires
nnd patterns, Plow-li nns, nnd o erytblng usually
mnuo in nisi-eiass rounuries.
His cMenslve facilities and prnctleal workmen
wnrrnnt him In receiving Iho largest contrncls on
the most rensonablo terms,
Grain of oil kinds will bo token In exchango for
Castings.
This establishment Is loenled nrnr tho Lnctc
wnnnannd Ilioomsburg Railroad Deiiot.
PETER HILLMYKR.
gTOVES AND TINWAltE.
.. .M. HUl'J.UT
nnncmnces to his fi lends and customers that
continues the above business nt bis old place on
MAIN SiilEI.l, I1I.OOMS11URO,
Customers can bo accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
ofnll kinds, Stovepipes, Tlnwnic, nnd every va
riety of article found In n Slove nnd Tlnwnro Es
tablishment In Ibeellles.nnil on tho most reason.
nhlo terms, 1 tepnh lug done nt tho shortest notice.
21 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
piUENIX STOVE DEPOT.
HEATERS, RANGES, AND STOVES,
Wholesale and Retail.
PATENT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
VULCAN HEATER,
for heating two or more rooms.
PARLOR, COOKING, LAUNDRY HEATING,
nnd every vailcly of sTOVF.s,
JOHN I. HF.SS,
'No, .110 Norlh Second Street, Phlladelpliln.
y I. BUHKUAUT,
importer aim uooienn
IRON AND STEEL,
No. in Front Street,
Philadelphia.
Q.EOHGE li. HOBEHTS,
Importer nnd Dealer In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac,
No. all North Tljird Street, nbovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
,-M.J. . :
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
17XCIIANGE 1IOTKL,
Aj llLOtl.MSllURU, COLU.MIIIA COUNTY, PA.
The 'undesigned having pmchased this well-
kiiowu and ecnti ally-located house, Iho Exchango
llotel.sltuate on MAIN STREET, 111 Hloomsburg,
Ilium dlately opposite the Columbia County Court
House, lespectrully Informs ids friends nnd tho
public 111 gencird that ids bouse Is now In older
lor the loceptloti and entertainment of travellers
who may bedi-poeiI to favor it with their cus
tom, lie has spared no expense in preparing Iho
Exchange for tho cntertaln"ient of his guests,
neither shall theie be atij thing wanting (on his
pal 1 1 to minister lo their personal comfort. Ills
house Is spacious, and enjoys nn excellent busi
ness location. ,
Oiiiiiibu-.ses run at all limes between tho Ex
change llolel and Iho vario' railroad depots, by
which travu'Jlcis will be pleasantly conveyed to
nnd from the ivspectho stations Indue thno to
mi et the eais. JOHN F. CASLOW.
niooinsliuti;, .Match 22, I M..1. .
polnc's TTotici,,
, GEORGE W. MAT70f.lt, Proprietor.
Tho nbovo well-known hotel hns recently under
gone ladieal ohnngi s In Its Intel nol arrangements,
and its pi oprletor announces to his former custom
nntt the tia,'lllng public that his accomodations
for Ihoconifort of ids guests are second to none In
the country. His table will always Iw found sup
plied, not only with substantial food, but with alt
tlio dellcacii'snf the season. Ills wines and 11
ipiors (except that popular boverago known ns
'JA'Aii7"), purchased dire, t from tho importing
houses, are entirely pure, and freo from nil iol
sonousiliugs. lie is thankful for a llbci ol patron
age In iho past, and will eoniluuo lo deserve It In
the future. GEORGE W. MAUGER.
rpiIE SWAN HOTEIi,
THE ITl'KIl llOt'SK,)
ORANGEVILLE, COLUMI51A CO., PA.
Ths subscriber respectfully informs bis frleuds
and the public, thai he has tnkcli Ihe above welt
known llouo of Entertainment, and will bn
pleased to receive Ihe custom of all who will
luvor him with a call.
HE WILL KEEP A GOOD TAHLE,
a liar well stocked with the best of Liquors, and
evciy elloit will be made to lender enllie satis
faction. .IDI1N SNYDER.
Oiaugevllic, Pa., March 11, N,7-lin.
"jTJXCllANGE SALOON,
Tin: Proprietor of the Exchange Salonuluis now
on hand n large sloe: ol
SUMMER REI'RESHMENTS,
consisting of
ri'irmi nvHTr.ns, kvuiunis, 'iitii'i:, hoi.oiinai
MiKni'ToNfii'r, noil. rn i.'r.c.s, swi:itzi u niKi-sr,
liAGElt BKElt, AIjE, &C.
ti- CO.ME ONE, COME ALL AND SEE.
LAWSON CALMAN.
Ilioomsburg, May :i, lsU7.
'jMuT EsT'YTlO;IrEl
I1SPY, COH'MIHA COUNTY, PA.
Tub Mihu-i Ibor res ifully Infoi ms his fi lend
nnd Ihe public, that be has laliell the nboVe well
known lloll'e or I'nteitiiliiiiient, nnd will '"'
pleased lo iee. le Ihe iutom of all who will
l.iMir him wllh n call,
Hf. WILL KEEP A GOOD TAHLE,
a Ear well stocked Willi Iho best or Liquors, and
every illoit will be made to render entire satis
faction, W.M, REM LEY.
Espy, Pa., Apill I2,lr,7,
HICK HOTEL,
ORANGEVILLE, COI.f MI1IA COUNTY, PA.
ISRAEL Ml'MMA, PROPRIETOR.
Having taken possisslon or this well-known
house, mi long kept by Snninel lAerell, Ihe Pro
i'leloiiiiisi.ul in it peimauent repair an. I furnish
ed 11 A 1 1 AND I.Alt) iflt wilh Ihecholi est liquors
tilld newest delicacies. Ills stable i.s not exiellcd
lii ihe county ; am! no pains will be spared to
nceommoilate guests, apr.V(i7,
Q I'SQ V E 1 1 A NvTk)TeL
O 1'atawlHha, l'a,
Tlu uliivc Ilnti'l 1m lati-ly le?n imrclmPil by
HKXUY J. CLAltU", nml Iiiih lnvn thormiKhly ie
iniHlcMrd, rciMiIiftl, ami refurnNluMi, It Mill Ih)
found iniw, In ItrfnrniiiKt'inrnt amt appointments,
a Jlrst-t'lii-is Uotcl, and ftecnnd to lioiu in tlio
cumitvy. I' r-uns in citlns wMdiiKtohpeiul tlio
liot inontlw In tlio country, will do well to bIvo
tlio proprietor a call,
gT. cflAHLES IIOTJ3I
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Nos. (Ill, (12, CI, nml 0 Norlh Third Streets,
between Market nnd Arch Streets,
Philadelphia.
CI'LUlLUs, KLECKNICR,
Manager.
'JM112 UNION IIOTKl,,
Arch Street, belween Third nnd fourth Stieels,
Philadelphia,
CHRIST A WP.IIER,
Proprietors.
Q.IHA1U) HOUSE,
Comer of Ninth nnd Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia.
II. W. KANAOA,
Proprietor,