"I
THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
.tfaniuv's gqinvtmtut.
limine Com.
It Is rntlier Into to innko nny sensona
llo siiKRCsllons on tlio subject Unit hcmti
tills nrtleloj but It Is not too Into to
innkopcoplottilnknlimitit nutl oxnniino
for themselves tlio result of tho lilMIng
system'. A correspondent In u western
Suite, In writing to w on other Hinders,
refers to thU system, hut did not Intend
Ids comments for publication. Hut ns
they nro to tho point wo qtioto his
words.
"When 1 wns nbout n dozen years of
ngo I ono day until to my father" "What
Rood docs it do to hill up corn V" "What
do you mean by such a question?" re
plied my father. I said that I had no
tleed that, after corn was hilled thoso
braces which como out of thojolntnext
nbovo whero thoso started that wero
covered up by tho hilling process; but
If not covered up tho flrst set of braces
would out-crow tho now ones and
would sooner spread their roots In tho
round and becomo tr.oro vigorous than
tho now set, enabling tho plants not hill
ed up to stand against n stronger wind
than when hilled. Therefore what good
docs tho hilling do?
"Tho retort wns" "You blockhead,
(n pliraso used by my father when ho
was nearly cornered) do not Deacon this
and Col. that (naming half n dozen
prominent fanners) and everybody hill
their corn, and do you think you know
more than such men ?"
"For moro thnn fifty years I havo
regarded It is a desideratum to secure a
llrst-rato crop of corn without tho old
eastern method of weeding it, half-hdl-
(Itand then hilling ; in other words
without hoeing it three or Jive times
At tho present time I would not glvo a
good hand his board to hoc corn for mo
on a farm In this State after I havo til
rectcd tho operations on it ilvo years ;
and yet tho weeds must bo eradicated
by tho hand-hoc. If by no other process.
Hut tho season Is too far advanced to
offer nny peculiar plan now to bo mado
available, whether suited to eastern or
western cultivation. I may however
do so at a future period."
There is good sound senso in this and
wo trust that it will bo pondered by
farmers' generally.
Valuable Receipts.
Cholera Medicine. Etiunl parts of
Laudanum, Spirits of Camphor and
Tincture of Rhubarb, 30 drops on a
lump of sugar for an adult. Continue
tho medicine every four hours in dimin
ishing doses 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, when care
ful diet is all that will bo needed to ef
fect a cure. .
Cure for Neuralgia. llaf a drachm
of sal ammonia, in an ounce of camphor
waterto be taken a teaspoonful at a dose,
and tho doso repeated several times, at
intervals ofjflvo minutes, if tho pain bo
not relieved at once.
Cureor Asthma Hub tho neck and
breast'with Coal oil, either crude or rc
llned, and speedy' relief and a final and
permanent euro will be effected.
A Sure Cure for the -F?fo;i Taken pint
of common soft soap and stir In air
slacked llmo till it is of the consistency
of glazier's putty. Make a leather thim
ble, fill it with this composition, and
Insert tho finger therein, and a euro is
certain.
Wash for the Hair. In a quart of
boiling water, melt half an ounce of
camphor and ono'ounco of borax j allow
this to stand' till cold. This wash will
beautify tho hair and prevent it from
falling off.
Indian Meal Puffs. Into ono quart of
boiling milk stir eight tnbiespoonsful of
meal and four spoonsfull of sugar. Boil
flvominutes,8tIrrIngconstantly. When
cool, add six well beaten eggs. Bnko
in buttered cups half an hour. . Try
them with a littlo butter and molasses,
nnu sco If they are not good.
Molasses JPie.Tako nine tablespoons
full of molasses, six tablcspoonsfull of
good vinegar, ono and a half tablcspoons
full of flour, o small pieco of butter, n
low slices oncmon orgrated lemon peel ;
cover with a rich paste. This is decid
cdly tho best substituto for apple pie.
Ham toast. Boll a quarter of a pound
of lean ham; chop it small, with tho
yolk of thrco eggs well beaten, half an
ounco or inittcr, two tablespoosfull of
cream and a littlo cayenne. Stir it over
tho flro till it thickens, and spread It on
hot toast witljjho crust cut off.
Stuffed Cabbage. Tako a largo fresh
cabbago and cutout tho heart. Fill tho
place with iv stuffing made of cooked
chicken or veal, chopped very fine, mid
highly seasoned, rolled into balls with
yolk of egg. Then tio tho cabbage llrin
Jy together, and boll in a covered kettlo
for two hours. It make a very delicious
(iisn, ami is often useful for using small
pieces of cold meat.
Muled JScans without l'orl-.V.xccl
lent In taste, easily digested, good for
dyspeptics, freo from swinish flavors
Soak a quart of beans in water over
night; draw tho water away; boll in
clean wato.- until soft ; put in n bakln,
dish wltli a lump of butter tho size of
rnegg; salt and popper, and bako ns
usual.
Curefor Dtptwia. Swnb tho back"
of tho mouth and throat with a wash
mado thus s Ooldeu Seal, ono drachm ;
Chlorate, of Votassa. ono-lialf drachm ;
Honey, one tabUnpoouful ; put tho two
iirsi naineu articles in a teacup, which
twoithlrds fill with boiling water ; stir
well until dissolved, and when cold add
your Honey; uso oyery half hour, or
oftener if necessary, and at tho samu
tlmo drink freely of Bed Pepper Tea,
mado strong. Apply ono oz. each, of
Oil Sassafras, Sweet Oil and Aqua
Ammonia, mixed, ana every two or
thrco hours to tho whole of tho throat
and to tho breast bono, keeping llanncl
to tho parts.
Cure for J'ohon leg. Immerse, tho
poisoned parts In soft sdap for thirty or
forty minutes.
Corn given to fowls should bo crushed
nnd soaked li water; this helps dlges
tlon.
4iov the -younfl Mollis.
Tin (lull unit the Kit. ,
V GUM, had pounced upon a fish,
and In endeavoring to swallow It got
choked, and lay upon tho deck fordcad.
A Klto who was passing by and saw
him gave him no other comfort than
"It serves you right: for what business
havo tho fowls oftr.o air fo meddle wllh
the fish of tho sea."
The Dor mill the lindntr
A Boo had stolen a pieco of meat out
of a butcher's shop, and was crossing n
river on his way home, when ho saw
his own shadow reflected In tho stream
below. Thinking that It was another
dog with another pieco of meat, ho ro
solved to make himself master of that
also; but lu snapping at tho supposed
treasure, ho dropped the bit ho was car
rying and so lost nil
Tlio (lunt mill the Hull.
A. Gnat that had been buzzing nbout
the head of n Bull, nt length settling
himself down upon his horn, begged Ids
pardon for incommding him ; "but if,"
soys he, "my Aveight at all Inconvenl
ences you, pray say so and I will bo off
In a moment." "Oh, never trouitlo
yourself about that, "says tho Bull, "for
'tisall ono to mo whether yougoorstay;
nnd, to say tho truth,! did not know
you wero there."
Tho smaller tho Mind tho greater
tho Conceit.
The l'al-fiti?V nml the Xlngs.
A Farmer during n severo winter,
being shut up by tho snow in ids farm
house, anil sharply pressed for food
which ho was unable to get about to nro-
cure, began consuming his own sheep.
As the hard weather continued, he next
nto up ids goats. And at last for there
was nobreakin tho weather he betook
himself to tho plough-oxen. Upon this,
tliu dogs said ono to nnotlier, "Let us
bo oil'; for since tho master, as wo sco,
had no pitv on tho working oxen, how
is It likely ho will sparo us?"
When our negihbor's house Is on lire,
it Is time to look to our own.
The I.lnit imil the Goal,
O.vn summer's day, when everything
was suffering from extreme heat, a Li
on and a Goat came at tho samo tlmo to
quench their thirst at a small fountain.
They at onco fell to quarreling which
.should flrst drink of tho water, till at
length it seemed that each was deter
mined to resist tho other even to death.
But ceasing from tho strifo for a mo
men t, to recover brcath,they saw a flock
of vultures hovering over them, only
waiting to poimco upon whichever of
them should fall. Whereupon they in
stantly mado up their quarrel, agree
ing that It was far better fur them both
to becomo friends, than to furnish food
for tho crows and vultutes.
The Mouse ami the Frug.
Mouse iii an evlldaymadoacnuaint-
nnco with a Frog, nnd they .set off on
their travels together. Tho Frog, on
pretence of great affection, and of keep
ing his companion out of harm's way,
tied the Mouse's hind-foot to his own
leg, and thus they proceeded for some
distance by land. Presently they camo
to some water, and tho Frog bidding
tl.o Mouse havo good courage, began to
swim across. They had scarcely, how
ever, arrived midway, when tho Frog
took; a sudden plungo to tho bottom.
dragging tho Mouso aftcrjiim. But tho
struggllngand floundering of "tho Mouso
mndo so great ncommotlonlriatho wa
tcr that it 'attracted 'tliofnttentlon of n
Klto, vliopoluncing down, and" bearing
ifftho Mouse, carried awaitlio.Frog at
uio same umo in ins train.
'Inconsiderate and ill-matched allian
ces generally end in ruin ; arid tho'man
who compasses -tho dcstructlonfflflhis
neiglib"or,''iBlpften(girtliv!hi3lown
snaro. ' ?PpKflr
The Slice and the "IVcaiels.
The Mlco and tho Weasels had long
been nt war with each other, and tho
Mice being always worsted in battle,
at length agreed nt a meeting, solemn
ly called for the occasion, that their de
feat was attributable to nothing but
their want of discipline, and they
determined accordingly to elect regular
commanders for tho tlmo to como. So
they chose those whoso valouraud prow
ess most recommended them to tho
important post. Tho new command
ers, proud of their position, and desi
rous of being ns conspicuous as possible,
bound horns upon their foreheads ns a
sort of crest mid mark of distinction.
Not longcrnflerWUIoensod. Tho Mice,
as before, were .soon vut to flight; tho
common herd escaped Into their holes:
but tho commanders, not being nblo to
get in from tho length of their horns,
wero every ono caugiit and devoured.
There is no distinction without its nc
compnnying danger.
The Sick Lion.
A Lion, no longer able, from tho
weakness of oldago, to hunt for his prey,
mid himself up in his den, nnd, breath
ing with great difllculty, and speaking
with a low voice, gave out that ho was
very III Indeed. Tho report sooni spread
among tho beasts, nnd thero was great
lamentation lor tho sick Lion. Ono af
ter tho other camo to seo him : but
catching tnein tnus mono, nnd in his
own uen, tno 1.1011 mauo an easy prey
01 mem, nnd grow mi upon ins diet
Tho Fox, suspecting tho truth of tho
matter, camo at length to mako his visit
of inquiry, nnd standing nt somo dis
tance, asked his Majesty how ho did?
'Ah, my dearest friend,". Kild tho Li
on, "but Is it .vou? Why do vou stand
so far from mo? Como, sweet friend.
nnd pour nworilofconsolntloulnthopoor
Lion's ear, who was but a short timo to
uvo." uJless you I" said the. Fox. "but
nvmiinntri 1 .
.wuiiiuii 1 cannot stay ; tor, to fell
" wo"'i 1 nuito Uliensv n
mark of tho footsteps that I see hero nil
pointing towards your den, and ,uono
returning outwards."
Allalrs nro coaler of entrance than of
exit; and It Is but common prudence to
bco our wny out neloro wo venture In.
DRY GOODS, &o.
G
1VAND OPENING
GUAM) oi'i;mimu
UllAKI) OPENING
GRAND OPENINO
GRAND OPENINO
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER 0001)3,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
KALI. AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTnU GOODS,
consisting ol
consisting of
consisting of
nonsistlng or
consisting of
BUY GOODS,
li it V ooodi;
imv GOODS,
DHY GOODS,
DllY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAW,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAiy,
HATS AND CA1V,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND HHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
HEADY-MADE CLOTHINO,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
EEARY-MADN CLOTHlr'G,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOK I NG-G LASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GltOCEltlES,
aitOCEUIES,
GHOCEIHES,
anocEitiEs,
QUEEN8WARE,
QUEENSWARE,"
QUEEN8WAHE,"
QUEEN'SWABE,"
queenswake;
"'HAinnvAnE.
kiA II AltD W AUE,
- .hardware;
TINWARE,
' TINWAHE,
TIKT.VAnt! -
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
FITH,
FISH,
OUAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
ila,
nIcKELVY, hv..u, & CO'S
McKELVY, NEai. & C0".H'
McKELVY, NEAL i. cqV
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY. KEAI,
"O.'S.
XS.
Northwest corner of Mnin and Market Streets,
Norfhwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main nml Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
BLOOMSIiURG, PA.,
HLOOMHHURO,
BI.OOMSIIURU, PA.,
HLooMsnuiia, pa,,
HLOOMSBURG, PA,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS
IRON AND NAILS
reduced rates, iilwtiy
Wr
HHH
halt!
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
JTBUa AND CHEMICAL STOUK,
Hloomsburg, Pa.
DltUOS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, PERFUMERY
AND TOILET ARTICLES,
I.YER &. MOYER
veipocirullj invito n continuance of patronage
TIipW Drugs nml Medicines mo nil Kclcclcil wllh
the greatest care, nvoMIng ns much nt jHisslblc
tho Introduction of delirious nostrmni, nnd nro
luirclinsed from tho best Importing houses In tho
country,
1 PATENT MEDICINES
of nit kinds, Including Aycr's, Jano's, Hollo,
way's, Hoslcltcr's, Wlshart'e, Jloolland's, Ac.
constantly on hand,
CO A f j OIL AND ALCOHOL.
IIAI1LT00TII, NAIL, AND'
CLOTHES HRUSIIES
PAINTS AND CHEMICALS
of every variety, nnd of tho best quality,
I Fancy toilet articles.
The puMlc may rely at nil times on procmlng tho
nnovo Articles, wall nil the new useful prepara
tions 1,1 pt In Uio best conducted establishment,
1'HYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS
nnd Fanilly Receipts compounded wllh tho great
est nccincy nnd dispatch.
J B.jMOYKll,
! WHOM-JSALi: tt RETAIL
! niiuaois t,
t'OUM:H Of MAIN ANtl maiikkt Htr.r.vm,
I HLOO.MSHURG, PA.,
whero will bo found n largo nnd select stock of
Drugs, I
MFD1CIXKS AND C1IKMICALS.
Also nil Uio
I'ATIWT Mr.niciNr.s 01' Tlln DAY,
I am nlsnprcpnrcdto furnish Country Stores with
Castor Oil; Godfrey's Cordial,
TIJIILINGSTON'S HAI.1AM,
nml all odier medicines kept In their lino nt City
prices. '
OS- Prescriptions caicfnlly compmiiided nt nil
hours. j
In mcdldiics, quality is of tho llrst Importance.
Illoomsllirg, Juno", lso
KVKUKTT A DR. J. B. CASK'S
MiW JUiUG STORE,
IN OUANOEVILLE,
JUST OB K N E D
WITH A RPJ.KNDIll ANII VAUIMI ASSOHTMnNT (IF
r.oom aiii:i!tain:.no to tiii: intra iiusi.ni.ss,
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.,
ALWAYS OX 1I.VN1I.
In idiortniiy nrtlclo that enn bo named In Ihe
jiiik iiiieinn uo natt ni incir siorc. nr. .1. n.
Case Is n l'nictlouer, ami no understands Phar
macy; E. Uicrutt Is a Modkal Student, has at
tended onMcrni at Uio Jenerion Medical College,
and Ulldcltniiils tho fniuiioiinilinir nf Drnirs.
They res'sctrtilly Invite U13 pattonago 11I their
iiiu'ini-, uiit tun iHioiic generally, nssuring tneni
"hafk," an 1 wlmtecr will bo put chased of them
will bo frcsn nnd pure. nprJU'117
G-ROCERIES, &c,
EW STOBE
AND
ATfc ir a o o i) s,
I I K
MIFFLINMLLE, COLUJiniA COUNTY, PA.
Tit r subset her rcsH'clfully informs his friends
and tile IHlbl Hint, lin liiw Inst ii,lMitwl Ic.m M.r.
city with n frjMi and well selected
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDIZE,
nnd has opci.in store In the room formerly oc
cupied by Httphen Wolf. Ills Moelc consists of
uycrythlng utially kcjit Inn nod-class country
ktore, such as 1
diiy noons, fanocnniES, iiAithWAitr, ckhak-
WAitF,lj)nca.s, MnoiciNns, AO., .tc.
Ho hopes tomerit n slmrn of tho imhllc tintmn.
n?e. I REES J. MILLAltl).
Jliniiuvlllc,llay 3, 18U7.
JOHN SOltOUP & CO.,
Buccijiors to Slroup & Brother,'
WHOLESALE DE.VI.EIW IN FISH,
No. 21 North Viirvos, nnd 25 NorUt Water St.y
Phlladclplila.
(TX7EAVEEJ
& SPRANKLE,
WHOLESALE
'JROCERIES AND C0JIMIS8I0N
lERCHANTS;
No. and 227 Arch Street
Philadelphia.
gCHELL,, IfERGEB &C0.; - '.a
GENERAll CiMMISSION MERCHANTS
I Dealers In '" ' ws
FISH, SALT, C&EESE, PROVISIONS, Ac.,
Nos. 122 and 12 Ith Wiarvcs, above Arch St.
iilladelphia; ykSt.-
.Solangeutafot.Jlcox's Wheel Grease,' In bar-
reis, Kegs, nnu enrtg . .
ipSTABLlSIiED 1703.
v
JOIIHX & I1ROTIIER,
WIOLfeALE GROCERS,
aid Dealers In
SALTPETIB AND BRIMSTONE,
No 2rth Thli-ii Street,
- - ,fllladelihla.
QOTTRELLt AYBES,1
Wji salo Dealers in
FISH flilEESE, 4c, &c,
No. 100 North Whf
iwna door
door abovo Afch Blieet,
Piladelphla,"5
TDLOOMSBUJ
IS FANCY TRIM-
MING LVD BOOKSTORE.
second door bell i Hartman's, Jlnln Street.
Just received n ncii j'ock ol
ZEPHYRS, W001.iv AND COTTON YARNS,
CORSETS, LACES, 3I!IR0ini:itIES,
MUSLIN KVaioH, D It ESS TRIMMINGS
and every variety of Articles usually kept In n
F-VfCY STORE.
Also I
SCHOOL HOOK'flllYMN ROOKS, RIHLES,
HUNDA '-SCHOOL HOOKS,
nnd a large lot of 1
misceiAneous HOOKS,
ACCOUNT AN1 MEMORANDUM HOOKS,
BLANK DEEDS, KINDS AND MORTGAGES,
and 11 general and 5l-sclittcd nisoi Imcnt of
PAPER.ENVKLOPES, Ac.
I A. D. WEBB.
yM. F. MU 1'IIY'S SONS,
S T Ai'IO N E It S ,
EAM roVER PRINTERS
i AMI
BLANK liooi MANUFACTURERS
M (-'1'"'"iu (,1,,-J & a 8ollth i'ourt), Bticet,
"WEU'IIIA, PA.
Tlicymako a i.vof nnuUlilng National
Banks, County .ten nTaum companies,
Hanking Houtes, c'i, wllh '
EVERY AVTKLE OF BLANK
iNIlVltlNTING,
a0OKS
having machliyry . clally adapted for nil woru
they may rcqule. 1 IfebS'07-ly.
SI.AHTMAN, ,'. lt.DjLLIXUEII. K It. A11TJTAK.
'AimtAN' 'V1'10'11 & co.,
SO. 2jtsoirI Tlllltll BrilKKT,
(.Vwtrfj ci))o,((e ii't, Kent, limlce ,t Cb.)
W.mW'tio Dcnlers In
YARNS, B.Vni.Vl. .WAHDINO, CARPETS,
oit. ri.irnH, BAiim, vi.y sum,
OltAIN HAff?, (lltDAGE, 4C, ALSO,
WILLOV) . iJWOODL'N TAItl:,
IIIIVHIIKH, TltlSKhWOKtSO CJLASSJiS, i.rt.
May 10, 1W7-J',
DRY GOODS,
TTURRAH FOR CATAWISSA1
THIS WAY FOU BARGAINS.
Good's to compare with sttlngency of tho money
market. Look and comparo prices beforo pur
chasing elsewhere. Just call nt the fuvorlto busi
ness stand of
McNINCH .VHIIUMAN,
nnd you will bo met by tho obliging proprietors or
thclrclcrl:,nnd shown through thelrgrcnt variety
store freo of clmrge, of course, llicy will glvo you
n fair ehanco to spend your loose change, they
trust much innro profitably thnn It can bo spent
elsewhere. Their
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
thts Spring Is much larger in nil .ts varieties than
usual. Their
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
nro of tho nicest styles In market. They havon
lino assortment of
HAT". CAIV, HOOTS AND SlldlX,
HUMMER CLOTHS, CASSINE'lS,
CASSIMERF.S, AND VESTINOS,
nnd numerous articles common to such establish
ments, besides a general assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, (Jt'EENSWARE,
AND GROCERIES,
nil at greatly reduced prices. They wish to con
duct their business 011 tho system of
"PAY AS YOU GO,"
and they think they enn afford to sell very cheap.
They return their thanks for many past favors,
and ask tho futuio patronage of their former cus
tomers nnd the public generally.
McNINCH A HIIUMAN.
RMBRUSTER & BROTHER,
Impottcrs and Jobbers of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWEltS,
BUTTONS, SUSPENDERS,
11001- SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, HEWING HILKS,
TRIMMINGS, PORTE MONNAII,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
Also Manufacturers of
HRUSIIES AND LOOKING GLASSES,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BKOO.MS, ROPIX, TWINIX, AC,
No. :M N01 Ih Thlid Street, abovii Vine,
Philadelphia.
M.
M. MARBLE,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND
FANCY GOODS,
No! 5.1 North Third Htieet,
Philadelphia.
J. LESTER,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealer In
FOItEIGN AND DOMESTIC CARI'CTS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, AO.,
No. 2) North Second Street, opp. Christ Church,
Philadelphia.
JgAROROFT ,t CO.,
importers nml Jobbers of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMER1X, BLANKETS, LINENS,
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
Philadelphia.
A
NDREWS, WILKINS & CO.,
Dealers In
I'onr.iGN and DOMUvnc dry goods.
No. 34! Market Street,
Philadelphia.
JOSEPH S. DELL,
lanuiacturer or unci wholesale Dealer In
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMKltEH, AND
VESTINGS,
No. 13 North Third Street,
jgiJ I'ulladelphla.
ST
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOWE, EUSTON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealeis In
COTTON YARNS, CARPET CHAINS,
HATTS, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE.
BROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'G GLASSES, CLOCKS, FANCY BASKETS,
TABLE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. 830 Market Street, south tide,
Philadelphia.
rjlIIE KEYSTONE CLOVER SEED
S T B I P P E R .
TATESTHn OCTOI1KI1 2, 1SC0.
Tills hltilnle. though ftlpctlve m;wlil,iA u n, Inci
ted bynllhclenllllcobserver.stiibotlieinust dlteet
device for gathering clover seed yet discovered.
A mere glanco nt It Is sulllelenl to mnvlnco tho
most obtuse nilml of Its iiractienl utllltv.
It strips tho clover head Horn tlio stalk leaving
tho straw standing upon Uio giound. It Is easily
drawn by on" horse, nnd requires butono man or
boy to work it.
It is compact, simple In structure, nnd not lia
ble to get outol order, and can be cheaply got up.
Tho gtent ndvautago In this maeluno Is, wo
havo the seed galhi-red In the chair, readv for the
clover mill or holier, besides saving tlio great
length or tltunamt labor of mowih'-r, hand ling and
threshing it Irotn tho stiaw, It will also pav ev
ery larmel In gather his seed with this machine,
on account of tho saving of the seed which is lost
in tlio old way of gathering It,
Extraordinary Inducements on'cred to energetic
men who wish to purchase Statu or county Rights,
WERl'MAN A REINBOLD,
I'KNTIt.W.IA,
JanSi CT, Columbia County, Pa.
ME A I ) VI L L1C T 1 1 E O L OG 1 C A L
SCHOOL. Tlio Fall term begnn Heplem
. Tho Faculty of Instruction consists t four
lesiilcnt ami four non-resident protessors, and a
tutor. Tltoobjeet is to educate young men for
tho Christian Ministry. There Is a preparatory
class lor those who hae not leeelved a colli glatu
tducatlon, one hundred mid sixty dollars n year
are granted to beneficiaries, with 1111 iiilillitoimt
sum in special eases. Tho tuition, uso of Library
nnil text.books, are flee to nil. Tho School was
lottmleil by the Unltntlan ami Christian denonil
natlous, but Is open to all who believe 111 the di
vine Oliulll of C'hristianltv. The I.lbrarvcniisKtK
ofnjoo volumes.
Application may no mauo to itcv. A. A. Liver
more, l'resldent or tlio Bonn! nf Instruction,
Mendvllle, Pa. novI7-ly
FiTf American- iTayTcnife
I AND FORK Wo tho mulcrslinixil rlll7,.u
ot Columbia County witnessed tho Irial of liny
n,ii,s tjii iiiu i.iriu 01 ;ir, j'lirsel, ill Jlelnloclc
'lounshlp.on Jlondav. Mnv 7. lNkl. betuwn tin.
Amerlenu Hay Kulfoaml Fork manuluetured by
HL1FEII, WALIX, H1IR1NEU A Co.. of Iwls
burg, I'll., nnd tho minders Patent Hay Hook.
Iho American Fork lifted mnro hay In one
draught than Ihe Rundel In th r. Wuiirosalls.
lied It will take as much hav in. ;hn mow as two
f:oisl horses can draw. Wo alni saw it cutting
lav. mid think It cannot be bi ,i us n liv tntli.,
and cheerfully recommend it as tho best hay fork'
a.
Int. r. C. llAimiso.v,
John- Dosi;,
Damki. Nnvr.n,
I . illTTRNltENDr.lt, lilt. 1
Y. Jl. IvOONM, J
JOHN' DKTEUIfk'. I
U. DKlI.KMII.I.Fll, SVI.VKSTKIt PUIWEI,.
The I 1":LLK" JOHN WllU',
Tl.,...wT ... . .. "'""l ll"" "u ifii "imi'ii iiucKeye
lileuts tr' 111 " "Bl luiltlll'ul linple-
-yy A IN WI U I IT & CO., "
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
N. E. Corner Second nml Arch streets,
Pnir.AiiKM'iiiA,
Doiilprs tn
TEAS, SYRUl'S, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
HUE, M'lt'KM, HI CAItll fcOIlt, AC'., AC.
Older will iieclu piompl attention.
May 10, ISOT-Jy.
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
rllli ONLY PLACE
loget tho best
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
AT WHOLISALE AND RETAHt
lsnt llUNOSBERGER'S,
tv few doors below tho American House,
Hloomsburg, Pa,
He has the largest and most select of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
evcrotrcrcd to tlio citizens of Hloomsburg. All
Ihe fancy brands of
HEOARS,
and thn best Fine-cut and Plug
CHEWING TOBACCO,
cnu be had nt his counters.
TOBACCO PIPES
lu great varlcly nro nniong his largo slock.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL.
II. 11. HUNSHERGEIt,
TTAGEN, BOYD &, CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale Dealers lu
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
HEOARS, AC,
No. CI North Third Slrcet,
Philadelphia.
Consignors can forward llielr stock "In Bond,"
without prepaying tlio United States tax.
JJ W. RAN ICS
WIIOLESALETOI1ACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. 110 North Third Street,
btflween Cherry and Race, west side,
Phlladclplila.
JUSSELL it WOODRUFF,
Wholesale Dealers In
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES, AC, AC,
No. It Norlh Third Street, abovo Market,
Philadelphia.
JjMUSIIMUTlI, BROTHER & CO.,
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALERS,
No, 151 North Third Street,
avo doors below Raco.
Factories, Nos. 521 and 223 Qunrry Street,
Philadelphia.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
RATIONAL FOUNDRY,
Blnomsbitrg, Columbia County, Pa.
Tho subscriber, ptoprlctor of tlio above-! micd
extensive establishment. Is now prepared to'ro
eelvo orders for all kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, BLAST
FURNACES, STATION. RY ENGINES,
MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ac
He Is also prepared In mako Stoves of nil sizes
and patterns, Plow-Irons, and everything usually
mnae 111 mst-ciass l'ouuilrles.
Ills extensive facilities and prnutleal workmen
warrant I1I111 in receiving the largest oontrncts on
tho most reasonable terms.
Grain of all kinds will bo taken In exchange for
uistings.
This establishment Is located near tho LacW
wanna ami Hloomsburg R.illrond Depot.
PETER BILLMYER.
gTOVES AND TINWARE.
A. M. RUPERT
announces to his fi lends nnd customers that
continues tho abovo business nt Ins old place on
MAIN STREET, HLOOMSBURG.
Customers can bo accomodated with
FANCY HTOVES
of nil kinds, Stovepipes. Tinware, and everv va.
rlety of article found In n-Htovo nnd Tinwaro Es
tablishment In the cities, and on the most reason-
nuio terms. Repairing donout tho shortest notice.
23 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
G
J.EORGE II. ROBERTS,
Impoiter and Dealer In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac,
No. 311 North Third Street, nbovo Vine,
Philadelphia.
J II. WALTER,
Lato Walter A Kaub,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE,
No. 231 N01 th Third Street,
between Raco and Vino
Philadelphia.
JJENJAMIN GREEN,
Dealer lu
CARPETINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ac,
No. 33 North Second Slrcet,
Philadelphia.
G
AV. BLABON & CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warehouse, No, 121 Norlh Third Street,
Philadelphia.
T II. LONGSTRETII,
PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. 12 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J V. LAMBERT,
With ROSS, HUOTT A CO..
Importers mid Jobbers ol
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VF.STINOS, Ac,
No. 30 1 Market Rt reel,
Philadelphia.
POWDER KEGS AND LUMI1ER.
W. M. MONROE A CO.,
Rupert, Pa.,
Manufacturers of
POWDER KEGS,
ami dealers In nil kinds of
LUMBER,
give uollco that theyaroprepnrtd to nccomodnlo
their custom wllh dispatch, nnd on tho clest
jyjILLER A- HOST,
Hiicc-essors to Franklin P. Seltzer A Co.,
Importers ruid Wholesale Dealers lu
LIQUORS, WINES, Ac,
Nos. 110 and 112 North TlUrd Stieet,
Philadelphia.
JJ V. P10TERMAN,
with LIITINCOTT A TROTTEr
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 21 North Water Slrcet,
and No. 211 Norlh Dehiwuro Avenue,
Philadelphia.
SEWING MACHINES.
Q. It O V E It A BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES,
Were tiwordcd tho Highest Premiums nt the Htnlo
Fairs of
Now York, Kentucky, Vermont,
Tennessee, New Jersey Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Ohio,
Mississippi, Indiana, Virginia,
Michigan, North Carolina, Wisconsin,
California, Iown, Oregon.
AT THU FAlltS OF Till!
Afnerlcan Institute, Franklin Institute, Mary,
land Instltuto, Mass. Mechanics Assocla
tlon,Pcun. Mechanics' lnstttutc,St.
Louis Agricultural nnd Me
chanics' Association,
And nt numerous Institutes and Comity Fairs,
Including all tho Fairs at which they wero exhib
ited tho past three years. TlrRt Prl7es have also
been awarded these Machines nt the exhibitions of
LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, LINZ,
Besnncan, Hayonne,St. Dlzicr, Chalons, nnd they
havo been furnished, by special command, to tlio
Empress of Frnnce, Empress of Austria, Empress
of Russia, Emprcssof Brazil, Queen of Spain, and
Queen of Bavaria.
THE CIROVER A BAKER
i'.i.A'.Tic-sricn
S E W ING M A C II I N E S
arosuperlovtonll others for tho following lcn
sons :
1. They sew Willi two threads direct from the
spools, ami requiring no rewinding.
2. They nro moro easily understood and used,
nml less liable to derangement than other ma
chines. 3. They nro capablcof executing perfectly, with
out change ofudjustincut, ainticlt greater variety
of work than other machines.
1. The stitch mado by these machines Is much
moro llrni, elastic, and durable, especially upon
nrtlclcs which requlro tt bo washed and honed,
thnn tiny other Mitch.
0. This stitch, owing to tho manner In which tho
under thread Is Inwrought, Is much II10 most
plump and beautiful In use, nnd retains this
plumpness nnd beauty even upon nrtlclcs fre
quently washed nnd ironed until they uro Morn
out.
(I. The structure of Ihe seam IsmicIi that, though
It bo cut or broken nt intervals of only a few
stitches, It witl neither open, run, nor ravel, but
remain 11 rm nnd durable.
7. Unlllto other machines, Iheso fasten bltll
ends of the seam by their own operation.
S. With Iheso machines, while silk Is used upon
tho right or face sldo of tho scam, cotton may be
used upon tho other side without lessening the
strength or durability of the seam. This can be
donoon no nlher machine, nnd Is n great saving
upon nil nrtlclcs stitched or made up with sill;.
0. These machines, lu addition to their superior
merits us Instruments for sewing, by a change of
adjustment, easily learned and practised, execute
the most beautiful nnd permanent embroidery
and ornamental work.
In addition to their family machines they hno
also tho
' IMPROVED DOUBLE LOCK
STITCH MACHINES,
making a stitch alike on-both sides. This Com
pnny mako both the Lock and Double sllteh Ma
chines, so that persons having a prcfeience can
select such as they llko best, and If not suited can
exchango for tliu other, thfls giving the public the
ndvantago of this arrangement. They nNo make
the newly invented
NO. 1 LOCK STITCH MACHINES
nn advanco upon all machines heretofore known
for sowing with tlio Lock-Stltch. It Is of great
power nml strength, especially adapted for tailors,
shoemakers, hnrness-niakers, carrlage-tilmmcrs,
and for all discretions of work to which the
lock-stitch Is uppllcable. It works with equal
facility silk, cotton, or linen thread, and will sew
the ilucst muslin as well as tho thickest leather.
Price SsO; wllh Hcmmcrs, (V,. Their No. 0 is
A LI CHIT JIUWJXG MACHINE,
containing many Improvements, adapted for tai
loring, vest-making, light shoeinaklng, as well as
for family sewing. Largo uunibeisof these ma
chines nro in use, and Ihey glvo unlu'isal sails
fiction. None whu havo seen this machine will
willingly uso tho noisy and cumbrous lock-stitch
machines herelofoiu In general use. PrlcoSVi:
with Ilcmtuers, m.
These machines of every description can bo had
nt Ihe agent's ofllco InJBIoomsburg, nt jiosltlvely
Ihe manufacturer's prices, lo which tho attention
of tlio public is especially Invited.
T. IT. MASTERS, Autnl,
Hartmtm's Jtullilhlff,
Hl.oo.MSIll.'IliJ,
Mnr2r07-ly. Columbia County, Pa.
17 M PIKE SHUTTLE SEWING-MA-
J.J CHINES am superior loall others for
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PUlll'OSIX
Contain all Die latest impiovemcuts; ale speedy
tiolscless'-rlurable; anil easy to work.
Illtlstrutisl ('irrllUrs lr,.,.. Af.i.nlv uintli.il. Lib
eral discount allowed. Niieoiislunments made,
Addiess UMPIRE H. M. CO..
ttugl-ly fllu Broadway, New Yuri.
JOHN OIMIEUT. T1IF.O. A. llOVAI..
Q.ILBERT &. BOYAL,
l.Sl'AULISIIEII ISM.
WHOLESALE DHUaaiSTH,
Nos. SOD nnd 311 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Importers nnd Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, HPICES, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, DYE STUFFS, AC,
Jlay 10, lS67-ly.
J B. PURSEL,
HARNESS, SADDLE, AND TRUNK
MANUFACTURER,
and dealer In
CARPET-BAGS, VALISES, FLY-NETS, Ac,
Main Street, Hioonislmrg, ra.
I? A. 11ENDKY,
Successor to Hendry A Harris,
Mauuf.tctnrcr uud Wholesale Denier In
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 55 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
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