THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Jjunncr's gcpuvtmcut.
Cnsl ir l-'enr rs.
Tin: oust of foneliiK tirim Is Inrtic It
mint liUTc-iisi- ut ii frlKlitrul rato ni tint
country botjoiiii's older, cnlurKi'S Its nil
ttvntlmm mill illiiilnWii's t t-t timber, I
remember tlmt tin- lute Prof. .1, J.
Miipi, many ywirn uku, eolleeted ex-
tvnitvo (hitn, compuretl tlieiii with cneh
other, nml drew tli(ieoiielU'loii that the
farm luiU'i-a then in u-u must have vol
nl least SGUll.OOU.tKKl. A wrlterlms since
eHtlmated the cost of fences In Xew
York Statu nloue, at J 1 1 1,000,00(1. '1'hls
Is n much higher estlmatn than that of
I'rof. Mopes. Slneo the tlmo Prof.
Mapcs' rstlmate was mado the. enclosed
farm laud has more Minn doubled In tho
United States. lViicliit? hnsheconiu ex
penlve. If, then, his estimate, Sliiio,
000,0)0, was lov,as 1 bellovo It was, tho
cost of our present fences cannot ho less
than, $t,f)00,00fl,000. Tho Interest on
this at six per cent, nmounts to $00,000'
000 per annum. But this Is not all the
expense of keeping farm lands enclosed
ltepalrs become necessary : labor and
new material aro required for keeping
tho fences cootl. Four per cent., at
least, on tho original cost will be re'
cmlred for this, making, with Interest
10 per cent., or $150,000,000 again, as In
terest, and making necessary repairs
for what? Almost wholly for making
tho farmers' crops safe whllo growing
and being harvested.
If overy man In tho city, village and
country, who keeps animals, largo or
email, from tho largest down to tl.o
liens and chickens, were made rcspon
slblo for the doings of his own, three
fourths of this expenditure might be
saved ; tho vast amount of labor it re
quires might ho turned to better n'
count j and yet no farmer, or cluster of
farmers, living in Juxtaposition to
each other, need lie debarred from self-
protection, by in many, and as high
fences ns may be desired. In tho-je rap
idly settling and highly pro-porous dis
trlets of Xew Jersey, at Klrk-burg,
.Manchester, and other imlnK extend
Ing most of the way from New York to
Philadelphia, by thoe.i-torn route, from
which region population was long shut
out by eaiis;s too numerous to bo ex
plained here, mid where, till qulto re
centljyiorallroad facilities through now
enjoyed in tho highest degrco.and where
set. lersareeon-equently rushlngln, they
have no fences oxcent such as overv
one choses to erect ; as, Instance, around
the homestead, witli its neat little gar
den and a few choice trees; but leave
their farms and market gardens unfenc
1. As tho land is, for tho most part,
not heavily timbered, and Is easily
cleared, their non-fencing arrangement
enables them to put in crops almost as
soon as tho family Is ensconsed In tho
cottage (not log houe,) and to draw on
New York and Philadelphia (both
within two or thrco hours of them by
rail) for their farm nml garden products
In six, nine, or, at most, twelvemonths
from their nrrlvnl. Fencing In their
whole premises, instead of only tho
bouse and Its surroundings, would have
cost money which they then wanted for
other purposes; required labor which
they could then best bestow on tho soil
for a speedy cash return, and caused,
at least a year's delay In reaching tho
degree of homo comfort nnd prosperity
they have now obtained.
Tho non-fencing regulation lias
proved eminently satisfactory in those
settlements, and I beliovo It would In
other regions, both old and now, if fair
ly tried, and that an Immenso saving in
labor and in timber, of which tho older
portions of our country aro being too
much denuded, would bo the result. I
doubt whether the old common law of
England, tinkered a little, but not
much improved, by American leglsla
tion, is Just tho thing for this nnd
coming ages. It seems to bo very
much as if farmers ought to bo exempt
ed from fencing against other men's
beasts and fowls provided they kcei;
their own out of mischief, or bo mado
to pay damnges If they do not. I he-
liovo that a plain, brief law defining tho
obligations of men in society, witli rC'
gard to brutes that aro held by them ns
property, how tho amount of damages
by one's brutes to another's property
aro to bo ascertained, In ease of disa
greement between tho parties, and how
to lie collected, If not paid voluntarily,
is about all tho law needed on this sub
ject, ruder such a law, Judiciously
drawn, i bellovo that crops would bo
very sale, If well fenced, and about as
safe If not fenced at all, and that n great
saving to tlieagrlcultural interest would
follov-(V)MVyioHifiJ of Jlttral Auier-
.Mult.
fii:.vnxMi:x:.-It has long been to mo
a matter of siirprlso that tho superiori
ty of mules for farm purposes, has not
been more generallyappreeiated by far
mers. In regard to tho amount of work
of which they aro capable, It may bo
saieiy nmrmcu inai compared wan tho
liore It Is as three to ono in tho mule's
favor. But this Is not all that is to be
said to thoadvantago of theso patient
animals. They aro not only capable of
doing moro and severer work but they
aro longer lived, and require fully one
third less food than tho horse. A mulo
Is at its prime when ordinarily, n horso
Is worn out nnd worthless, and it will
thrlvo upon food of n quality nnd in
quantity upon which a horso would
scarcely subsist in idleness. Theso aro
Important facts,and It is to bo regretted
that they arc not moro generally un
dcrstood.
To hnvo good nnd profitable mules
tho finest brood mares and best Import
isl Jacks only should bo tisod. Where
this is properly nttended tt tho progc
ny Is almost e'jrtaln to be or high char
actor for mettle, strength, and eti'
durnuee, I offer theso suggestions
merely for tho purposo of directing at
tentlon ton subject which, I think, has
been much neglected.
Valley Farms. J. T. II.
Horses.
Tiik way to euro balky horses is to
tako them from tho carrlago nnd whirl
them rapidly round until they arc gid
dy. It requires two men to accomplish
this, ono at tho horse's head, nnd the
other nt his tall. Don't let him stei
out. Hold him to tho smallest possible
circle. Ono or two doses will generally
euro ; thrco doses Is final with the worst
horso that over refused to stir. I huvo
seen n very balky horso started off llvo
ly us n lark, by merely hearing tho
remedy talked of. Try It.
Tin; l'cjslans havun saying Unit ten
measures of talk wero sent down upon
earth, nnd vnman took nine.
.t;ov the louim Olhfl.
Chtriylhr 1'rnR-llililr,
riir.ui: was once a king who had
three sons. Xot fur from his kingdom
lived nn old woman, who had an only
laughtercalled Cherry. Tho king sent
his sons out to see the worlil, that they
might learn tho way of other lands,
and get wisdom and skill In ruling tho
kingdom, which they were one day to
have for their own. Hut tho old wo
man lived at peaeo at homo with her
daughter, who was called Cherry, be
cause shu liked ehurrlcs better than any
other kind of food, and would oat scarce
ly anything else.
Now her poor old mother had no gar
den, and no money to buy cherries ev
ery day for her daughter. And ut last
she was tempted by the sight of some
In a neighbouring garden to go in and
beg a few of tho gardcilcr. Hut, as 111
luck would have It, tho mltros of tho
garden was ni fond of tho fruit as Cher
ry was, and she soon found out that all
tiiu best were gone, and was not a llttlo
nngry nt their loss. Now sho wns n
fairy too, though Cherry's mother did
not know It, aud could tell in a moment
whoshe had to thank for tho lossof her
dessert. So sho vowed to bo oven with
Cherry ono of thesodays.
Tho princes, whllo wandering on
came ono day to tho town where Cher
ry and her mother lived; nnd an they
passed nlong tho street, saw tho fair
maiden standing at tho window, comb
ing her long nnd beautiful locks of hair,
Then each of the thrco fell deeply in
lovo with her, and began to say how
much ho longed to have her for his
wife! . carcely had tho wish been upok
en, than each broko our Into a rngo
with the others, for wanting to have
poor Cherry, who could only bo wife to
ono of them. At last all drew their
swords, and a dreadful battle began.
I'he light lasted long, and their rngo
grew hotter aud hotter, when at length
tho old fairy, to whom the garden be
longed, hearing the upioar, came to her
galo to know what was tho matter.
Finding that it was all about her fair
neighbor, her old spite for the loss of
tho cherries broko forth at once, worso
flinn ever. "Now then," said she, "1
will have my revenge;" and In her
rage she wMicd , Cherry turned Into an
ugly frog, and sitting in tho water, un
tier tho bridge nt tho world's end. No
sooner snld than done: nnd poor Cher
ry became a frog, and vanished out of
their sight. The princes now had noth
ing to light for; so, sheathing their
swords again, they slieok hands as
brothers, and went on towards their
father's home.
Tho old king meanwhllo found that
ho grew weak, and ill fitted for tho bus
iness of reigning; so ho thought of giv
ing up his kingdom: but to whom
should it bo? This was a point thai
Ills fatherly heart could not settlo; for
ho loved all his sons alike. "My dear
children," said he, "I grow old nnd
weak, and should like to give up my
kingdom; but 1 cannot mako up my
mind which of you to chooso for my
heir, for I lovo you all three; nnd be
sides, I should wish to glvo my people
the cleverest and best of you for their
king. However, I will glvo you thrco
trials, and tho ono who wins tho prlzo
shrill Imvo tho kingdom. The first is
to seek mo out ono hundred ells of cloth,
so fine that I can draw It through my
golden ring." Tho sons said they
would do their best, and set out on tho
search.
Tho two elder brothers took with
them many followers, and coaches and
horses of all sorts, to bring homo all tho
beautiful cloths which they should find ;
but tho youngest went nlono by him
self. They soon camo to wbero tho
roads branched olf Into several ways ;
two ran through smiling meadows,
with smooth paths and shady groves,
but tho third looked dreary and dirty,
nnd went over barren wastes. Tho two
eldest ehoso tlio plea-ant ways ; hut tho
youngest took his leave, and whistled
nlong over tlio dreary road. Whenever j
fine linen was to bo scon, tho two elder
brothers bought it, and bought so much
that their coaches and horses bent un
der their burthen.
Tho youngest, on tho other hand,
journeyed on many a weary day, nnd
could find no placo where ho could huv
even ono piece of cloth, that was all
flnonnd good. His heart sank beneath
him, and every mllo ho grew more and
moro heavy and sorrowful.
At last he camo to tho bridge nt tho
world's end; and therobosat hlm-elf
down to rest and sigh over his bad luck,
when an ugly-looking frog popped its
head out of tlio water, and asked, with
a volco that had not at nil a harsh sound
to his ears, what was tho matter. Tho
prince said in a pet, "Silly frogl thou
canst not help me." "Who told you
so?" said tho frog; "(ell mo what alls
you." The prince still sat down moil
ing and sighing, but after awhile ho be
gun to tell tho whole story, and why his
father bad sent mm out. " 1 will help
you," said tho frog; so It Jumped Into
tho stream again, and soon camo back,
dragging a small piece of linen not big
ger than one's hand, and by no means
the cleanest in tho world in Its look.
However, thero it was, and tlio frog
told the prince to tako it away with
him. Ho had no great liking for such
a dirty rag; but still thero wns some
thing In tho frog's speech that pleased
him much, and ho thought to himself,
"It can do no harm, It Is better than
nothing;" so ho picked It up, put It In
his pocket, nnd thanked tho frog, who
dived down again, panting and qulto
tired, as it seemed, with its work. Tho
further ho went tho heavier ho .found
tho pocket grow, aud so hu turned him
self homewards, trusting greatly In his
good luck.
Hu reached homo nearly about tho
same tlmo that his brothers ciimojip,
with their horses and coaches all heavi
ly laden. Then tho old king was very
glad to too his children again, and pull
ed tho ring off his finger to try who had
dono tho best, but In all tho stock that
tho two eldest had brought thero was
not ono piece, n tenth part of which
would go through tho ring. At this
they wero greatly abashed; for they
hail made a laughing-stock of their
brother, who camo homo, as they
thought, empty-handed. Hut how great
was their anger when they saw him pull
from his pocket u piece, that for soft
ness, beauty, anil whiteness, was n
thousand times better than anything
that was ever before seen! It was so lino
that it passed with easo through tho
ring; indeed, two such pieces would
readily havogonoln together.
TU Hi: GNTIMJKI,
Woman requires no eulogy.
Sho
speaks for herself.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HOOFLAND'S
GEHMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Moorland's German Tonic.
I'rcpnrcd by llr. V. HI. Jnck.on,
riiil.inst.rnu, pi.
27te Ore'al 'Jlanatlct
romtL tnasistsor tbi
MVE11, STOMACH, or
l)IGi:STIVi: OUOAN9.
Hoofland's German Bitters
1 cnmpoiiniKl of llio puro juices, (or ns they art
medicinally term rza rva cl. frc&) of
lloots, llorbs lHEa anilll.irks(in.ik.
InitAiTf-rnratlon, ICrfl liiplily conccn-
trjtcl, nti-l tiillro twau uiU lyre from AU
cwiolic admijtturt (fatty Kind.
Hoofland's German Tonic,
I a coml trmtlrtn of nil tlio Incrt-iltr-nts of the
IHrtrri. vltli tlio purer ntnllly of .Yiinfit Crui
Hum, Uraupt, etc. mnUntr ono of tlio moot
pleasant art'l nfrir-anlu remedies our oll.-ri'il to
the putillc
Tlioso pnferrlns a Moiltclno free from Alcc
liyile adruixtmo, v 111 u,t
Hooiland'a Gorman Bitters.
In en.is of nenons d-preslon( when toao
tleolioj.' tt.imilui H necessary,
Hooflaud's German Tonio
should I'O used.
Tho Titters or tho Tonic nre both citmily
pid, and contain the same medicinal virtues.
Tlio stomach, from a arkty of causes, siult as
IiidlpesUon, l)js . pcpla, NVrunn
llellllly, etc, Is ifif& eiyarit to hao
Its functions, do (W. JtJ nnse.1. The re,
suit of uhlch is, t)mt ,!, p3,,,nt
sutlers from sccral or wore of tho follow In j
disiascsi
Constlnntlon. Flatulence, Inwnnl M03
lulnoss of Hlood to tho Head,
Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Dlepust lor l-'ood,
Fulnesa or Weight In tho
titomach, Sour Eruc
tations, Slnklnir or I'lut
terms at the Ht or tha
Stomach, SvrlrumtiiB of thn
Send, Huvrlod or Difficult Breath
inn, Fluttcrinrf nt tha Heart. Choltlnrr
or Huirocatln (lensations when In
a Lylnii rosture. Dimness of
Vision, Dots or Wcba beibro
tho Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the 6Uin and Eyes,
Pain In tho iss. Side, Back,
Chejt, Llm 4f) bj, etc., Bud
den Flushes of Igl JJSJ Heat, Burn
ing In tho riesh, Con
btnn: ImaKininca of Evil, and
Great Depression of Spirit3.
These remedies will effectually euro Mrtr
(mptalnt, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Ohronlo or
Nervous DclUlty, Chronic Diarrhoea, Disease of
tho Kidnej s, and all Diseases arising from a
Disordered Urcr, rJtomach,or Inlcstlnis.
DED1UXY,
RtsrLTtNO mo 1st CAres irnSTsrsR!
PltOSTHATION OF THE SYSTEM.
iMJCCsn st tisvsRs Labor, llmusuirs,
Exroscr.1, Fstsis, sto.
There is no medicine extant equal li these
remedies la such cases. A tone and lgor Is Im
parted to the whole Bystem, the Apncuu is
Btrcngthcnoa,fooa mj Is enJoed, the
stomach digests .H! promptly,tho
blood Is purified. B1 the complexion
becomes sound and IssfJH healthy, the yel
low Unne is eradicated from the ejes, abloom
Is given to the cheeks, and the weak and nenous
Ima'ld becomes a strong and healthy being.
I'crsons Advanced ii Life,
And feeling the hand of time weighing heavlr
upon them, ilh nil lis attendant lGs, will find in
the uso of this Uiri'JiKtt, or the TONIC, aa
elixir that will Instil new life Into their veins,
restore in a measure tlio energy and ardor of
more jouthtul dajs, build up their shrunken
forms, nnd give health and happiness to tlielr
Tcmalnlng)inrs.
NOTICE.
It Is o well-established fact that fully one-half
of tho fema'o por 3 Hon of our popu
lallon aro seldom TgT" la the enKmtnt
of good healthier, 14 a to use thilt own
cxpres,ion, "never fii1fr,snl feci well." They
are languid, devoid of nil euorgy, cxtnincly ner
vous, and h ive no appetite.
n.,Tv-!',',',.cla,,,,.l'.'ir""1 11,0 I!!TTi:iiS,orl!.e
lOMC. Is especially recommended.
WEAK AMD DELICATE CHILDREN
Are mado strong by tho use of cither of these
!i''.nJ. '''"V cure iv try caso of MA.
ItAB.MOS, without fall.
Thou.ands of ccrtlilcates have accumulated 'n
tho hands of tho 1 roprktor, but space will allow
pf tho publication of but u few, Thone, It will
bo observed, aro men of note and of such stand
ing that they must bo believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon, Geo. W. Woodward,
Chi'Jutliu nftltc Supreme Cuurt tJ'a., writes
, I'MUJilphta, March 1, 1S37.
" I find Hoof. . A 4a-, Uerman
niters1 le a ram i tonic, useful In
diseases of the dl gestlve organs,
and of great ben mum ellllncwsofde
blllty, and want of nervous avtlon In the svstitn.
J ours truly,
"UCO. V. WOOllWAKD."
Hon. Janes Thompson,
Judge Vte Supreme Court 0 lnMjmnl.
niUtlil, Met, April SI, IKS,
"1 conrller Mloonauds German UituiV ..
Irtlwaws medicine In eusu of ultatks of Indiges
tion or D)speU I can certify this liotu my
eiptrlenco of It.
" Vours, with respect,
"JAMIM TIIOUrsONV
Trom Itcv. Joseph II. Kennard,
D.D,
I'tiitur e Vie Tenth I'j tilt Church, rhtuideljAtj,
lir, JjrkeoH iKar Sir: I have beoti f-eriuently
requested to connoct my nuiue Willi tt t imeij.
dalkons of difUrclit Liltds of m dli 1. 1 , lull, re
garding the praa r,,, r,, ti.'o as out of mv
approprlato "V T sphere, 1 h.ve hi
ullcawsui. lined! ll S l but vvhh a cleir
proof In vailous vid Instoii-miid pLr
tleulnrl) In inyow-nf.imllv.nf Hie usUu.mss ol
Dr. ilnulland's Herman Haters, 1 duwrl lur once
fiom my usual course, toexpnss my f.i I convic
tion that, fur general J.W.Iy . eetHt, and
etjxcialli Jur Liver t.Vni;fauif, , 11 a txe and
tutuable preparation. J n somo eases It limy fall :
but usually, I doubt not, it will U vi ri Ui'illclal
to thovu w ho suir.r from tlio rIkivc lausus.
Vours, wiy reepodfi lv,
J. II. KUNNAUH,
Ulghth, below Coatcs til
From Iter. E. D, Fcndall,
Atlti'anl A'dtor Carii'iVii, chronicle, J'hiladtU
JAM.
I hare derived deel led ben- nt from tho use of
JlooUand's Uirman Hitters, ilid feel it my nml
Kgo to recoinmi 1,1 them ns a Most valuable Umlc
louli w ho urs sullerlrg from general debility or
from diseases arising from derangement of the
Uvcr. lourstrtly,
11. D. l-KNDAI.I.
yt CAUTION;
lloofland'a Herman I'.cracdles are. eounterMu
i',.S2,Vi?! i signature of U.M.
JAUKdONIspn TfTa the wrapper ol
StMl" Jta W o""'" " ' com'
I'rlnrlpal OITlce and Marjjifactory at the Oer
mX" mW0'K0' jMl,JI' I'"!-
-r vviiAivi.ii.a iii, EVANS,
M..,u4it ..rugiihi, ,-ropr
eomurlyO. M.Jsci
,riifl.if.
, . .. .".".hi j, ai. oscxios & uo,
clnssT Ml,bj'" "fllli'stsand Dculus'alledl
SCKION CO.
PBIOE3.
Hoofland's Gorman Hitters. tier hoiiu .
...1 CO
IrLolti"'1 a,rm"' Tun'c' rut Du'tafurt
.. e 00
.. 1 M
per Ullle, or a half dor.cn for,,
i,IH
Bar Do not forget to (limine well tho article
tea buy, lo order to col the gcuulce.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC.
January 3), IStW,
DRY GOODS.
jvniiijint's stohk. .
ruusu AittttVAii or
i-'aMj and wiMiiit aooiw.
Tho MiWrlber Imi jat rclurnnt from ttio cltlM
witli nnother lnrpo nni! pclrct nssortmciit f
Ht'IlINCt AND HUMMIUI (100114,
purchnscil In Now Voitnnil riilInt(tliliinL llio
lywcitflgurp, niul uhlclilio H itclcrtnlnrd tti Kctl
on n-t mmlcralo tcrmn rati Ito luocurctl duo
where In Illoonnlmrg. II Id stock romprlses
li.VDIIW Dittos (1U01W
of tlio choicest stylciniHl Intent funhlon,toa'tl'-'r
wlllinmrgo.ntsortment of Dry uoou una uio
cerlen. eonnKtlti!,; of tho followIiignrllcleM
Carpet
Oil (ltln,
C'lotltn.
CaxKltncii,
SlinwN,
riiinticN,
milk,
WhltoUomN,
T.lnenn,
Hoop Bklrln,
MuMlni,
llollowwnro
Ct'iIarMnro
Qucenswnrp, Hnntwnro
Hoots nn J Hhoea,
llntu ami Caps,
Hoop Nets,
Unihrellni.
litHtklng-Ohitsc,
Tobacco,
HugaM,
Tcai,
Ulct',
Allspice,
dinger,
Cinnamon,
Nnlmegn,
AND NOTIONS (WN KAMA.
In short, everythlns tisualty kept In rountry
store, to which no Invites the nttcnllon of tho
public ccnerully. Tho highest prlcowlll ho paid
for country produce In exchatigo for rooJi,
H, 11, Mlt.MHt HON,
Arende rulldlngi, Uloonishurp, Va,
nUKAT KKDUCTIOX IX PJUCKS
AT IM.TKIl KST'H HTOUK,
in liUmr stuixt,
o f
IWhh AND WINTKIl UOODS.
TIIK fulwrrlher hnn Jtint retclvcd nnd has on
hand nt hit old ntnti.l In Light Ktrcct, n largo and
(-elect
ASSOUT3n:T OV aiETKUIAXDISE
purchased nt tho lowest figure, nnd whirl, ho
determined tostllon nn moderuto terms ns
he procured dw7horo In Ilghl fltreet,
ivn casjuoi: covxtrv prodvck
1 1 Is stock con s In t n o(
LAUIVS' )ltT;SS GOODS,
choicest sty nnd Intent ftiHhlons,
Calleoc, Miiillns,
Ginghams, I-'lannels,
Ilmlery, Carpet ,
Mlkn, Mi.nvU,
1M0ADV MADK CLOTIIIXO,
Kiltliittli, Cuvshncre,
Collfiimilo-, Kciilitt'Icy Jtan.
AC, AH AC.
OltOCKUlKS, MAOKKKAir,
Qtiocnsvnirc, Ccilarvrnri', Ilanlvvarc, Mevliciuci,
Drtijrs, oils, ralnt?, Ao.
IJOOTS & SIIOKS, HATS & CA1'.S.
Ill short evcrylhltiir irsunlly kept in a country
sloic, Tlio pnlronagoof hinohl riit-tuW niul the
imblleEeiioinlly, U roviicclfiillywlU-lttil.
Tlioliiijlicst market price paid for country pto-
iiucc. i'i:ri:u knt.
Light Street, Nov, S 1S67.
j j. ii Jt o w k n,
Is now ollerln- to tho public his Stock of
,S J' Jl T A' (7 (10 0 J) fi
consisting In pal t of n full lino of
IXCiKAIX, AVOOh AND HAG
i: a ii i' i: t s,
Vino cloths ivtul civHHlmcru for IaulloH' coats.
iianiihomi: mu:ss 000113,
of nil pattern- nml qualities, Inlalds and l'rints
of various qualities anil jirlecs,
iii.kachi:i and numra .muslins,
LADIK'S F1U3XCII CONSISTS,
A N l
BALJIOUAli SKIKTS.
Qootl nssortmcut of
LAnmv cim.DH.wi aAirnimj: hoots.
l'resh CiioccrJcHnnd Spices, New ah&ortmenl
OLASS AND qut.i:ns-vvam:,
1-' X XO. 1 MAOKKItUIi
In oiiC'halr niul ouer.uith barrels.
Now Is tho Unto to mako your selections, ns I
ant ollVrlng gomls nt ery low prices, nml our
tnottnlsf.tlrilealfngtonll, anil not to botituler
tol.l by liny. J. J, HltOWIIU.
Utoomsbtirg, April 1, 1SG7.
JJUItUAII J'OIt CATAWISSAI
1111S VA I Ult JIAIIUAINM.
tlooils to coniparo Willi stringency of llio money
market. Iiol: nml conipaio prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. Just (all nt tho favorite, busi
ness slniul of
JlcNINCH A SHU.MAN,
niul you will bo met by tlio obliging prop'ritlors or
their clerks, ami shown through their gieat variety
fctoro free of charge, of course. They will give you
a fair chnuco lo spend your looso change, Ihey
trust imitli moro proilliibly thnn it can bo bpcnl
tlsewhete, Thdf
STOCK Ol' DIIV GOODS
this Spring is much larger In all its varieties than
usual. Their
LADIliS1 mir.ss GOODS
aro of tho nicest rtylcs in irmrkot, They have a
ilnonssoitmeiuof
IIATX, CAIV, HOOTS AND SHOES,
SU.MMi:il CLOTHS, CA38INETS,
CASSIMimES, AND VESTINOS,
nml nuliieious nitlclc-H eouiinon to suclicKtnhllHh
nn uls, besliles n general nssnrtmenl of
lIAUDWAIli:, TINWAIti:, (lUEHNSWAHB,
and cinocnimx.
all at greatly reduced prlcus. Tliey wUli to con
duct their buslnoas on tho HyNtcln of
"I'AV AH YOU UO,"
and lliey think they can allold lo sell very cheap.
They lelurn their llianks for ninny past favors,
and ask tho futurn patronage of their former cus
tomers nnd tho publlogeiierally,
.Ml'NINCH SIIITMAN.
r.W YOltK 1'IAXO I'OHTK
C (1 M 1' A N V.
(i llAi:ri.i:i:ii maiicii lsci.)
Miiuiifaeluiers of
tiiiAND and stjrAiti:
AoitArn: I'lAxo-roirnx
No. inn niul I! 12 Second Avenue,
(tOUM.lt Ol' Sulll STIIKI.T,)
NIIW MlltK
'"'l forilisirlpllvo I'aliiloguo and l'l'leo I.UI,
Aplil 1,'bS llin,
'piioiii,on' Crown Crliiollni's
J- Arc (.'harming for Lightness,
-A.
f piioiii.son'd Crown Crlnoliiibs
Ate superior riKlustlclty.
rpiionisoii'i, Crown Crinolines
J Aro iineiiialli'd for Dnfablllly.
i ,
'Pliomson'H Crown Crliiollno.'i W.
.1- Ina vvord.nio I lie best ill llio world, and
moro widely know n than any other.
At wholesale hv
. ,, o, . , . THOMSON, LANUDO.V ACo.,
Aplll 2l.-US-3iu. SIX llroadway Now York.
M. AltTMAN. C. II, MLLINflUt, B. It. UATUAN
n.TJIAN, DIMjINOKH & CO., '
5o, 211 SOUTH T1I1HD BTIlEtT,
f.Vimfa opimtle Jtmtt, Kent, tittnttt A Co.)
Wholesale. Dealers In
YA11NH, 11ATT1NH, WAIIDINd, L'AUl'KTH
on, ri.oTits, biuiitJi, yi.v nkts,
C111A1N 11AC1H, COIlllAOi:, At'. ALSO,
WILLOW AND WOODLN WAUH,
IlltfSIUJi, TltUKKH, I-OOKIMI U LASSES, KTC.
May 10, IfW.ly.
Jowi:, KUSTON it CO.,
Muuufaetuiers and Wholesalo Dealers In
COTTON YAUNS, CAHl'CT CHAINS,
HATCH, W!CKB,T!UYAltNH,C.OKIAUi:,
llltOOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WA11I1.
LOOK'O (HbSIW, CLOCKS, FANCY IMSKLTH
TAI1LK, HXJOH, AND CAItUIAUK
OILCLOTHH.AC,
No, KtO Market Strut, south sldo,
liilladrlphlk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S1
oJiKTiiixa xi:v.
Tho tindrmliriiM liMt lrnVA In Inform her
friends nnd tho public generally, tbut nho hai
opened In
MOIIT BTItr.HT
n ff,1i hlnrk
nf gooils In llio lino of
MIM.INUUV nlltl TltlMMlNdri
In eonnrctlon with Drew, .Making; ami Is pro
pmcd In addition, to
Cor-ORHTnAW IfATB
mi the shortcut notice, and In thr hcl ntylo of
mo nn, iTiees tncnp mm worn nnunuicmry,
tas. i:. kmni:.
IJhtBtrt?et,Oclohcr I, lst3T,
ISS l.IZZIi: JAUKI,KY
lias Just nlurnci! fmni I'lillnilrlpliin, nml has
bought, ntnt Is now olTerlllg the best nssorttneili
of
l'ANC'V (IOII1M,
TltlMMINTM,
UONNI-THAc. Ac.,
ever exhibited In llloouisburK, nnd Is prepaioillo
mako tip ilrenses nml nil other nrtlrle-a of fcmalo
wanliobe, nl horl untie, ami In llio best ami
LATl'.HT HI'ltI,tl HTVt.r.S,
llooms in Ihe llamser llulldlligs, oil West
Jlaln Stleel. fall nml sro her nrltsl slock of
Spring floods.
May l.'cu.
TIIK C1UKAT 1'ItIZi:!
UxroSlTON UNlVfltSi:!.!.!', l'Altls, 1S87,
"Tin: nowi: w:vjno mai'Hinu cd."
Aw.tnleil overlllijh!. -two CompMltors,
Till-: llHilinST I'llH.MIUJt,
(7 O L ')
I. I) ! I.
Riven to Aim 1 1. i'i - i v r Impe-
Hal Deerii', pi.i li-!., I ,u i , '.. ,i . it, i silver.
sol" (UUl. ,'il I .un .1 . i il , l ,, , Kuiplrc).
iue'dn.v M ,lm , 1 , n Hi, v,. vv
I !'iii'il(inii.',(lpinchinesi
rnwll(ll, ,, t , , I nci,uu-cpniiaiil,
I.I.t.li lie. i , 1 . iMn,,,,,,,,,,,,;, ofsowlllg
This double fhst honor hi nnother proof of tlio
over nil olhor.s.
Xo. aaHoulh nhihtHlrn'!.
Ajjents fur I'ennsyhanfa, New .ivv, ,Dilnvnre
nnd wttcin Vhtdnlii.
IVh. ll CWlin.
rpm: i:st is tjik ciikaikst!
llli: HINC.1CU hl.NVlNd MAI ItlNi:
iieaiw tii n i.inr.
A ud liailrt thctoluinit 1,1 iPH ahead of alt otheiK,
j ins im-mur is 1110
MO.ST rOI'L'I.AIl I.V VHU.
It men the llneht nci-itlcofaiiy Machine In ex-
liiriifi,
Any lady wanting a boimI
SK W I N (J At A C! JI I X K,
Will rmisult her mn Intel cMh by bujlnj; a
BIMII.U. It isia-sli'i- to inn, ham and ktip In
onlerthaunny Machine lulhcvoild.
ovjmi :vi,uu or 'ni dm j:r csi:.
Thu fullest Instruction clvcn thoho who pur
chu'-c.aud tho Machine wm.i, nn vrui vntkh to
you lor ouo yi nr.
l'Iensoeallat my ston nnd sallsfv yourselves.
Hue you will tlud N't pdlrx, Tlitead and Silk.
DAVID I,o l..Nlti;it(J, AKtnt
Apui :i(W.tr. jtioonisbuig, Pn.
rVlW AMKUU;ANririY KXU:
X AND mint. i i: fiindersl -nul clllelis
ol (.'oluinbl.i (.duiiiv hiusMil thu niul of huv
forks on tho farm 01 Mr, pursi-l. In llcitiU.cU
Township, on Monii.iy, M.iv 7, lstKi, bctwtfii tho
Amerlenn Hay KnUenn-l I'tirl; mauul.ieluied by
hidrint, WAM.H. HiutiNi:ic .r: to.. r i,ewis.
burti, l'a., nnd Ihv.- Itun(let' Dalcnt Ihiy lloolc.
Tho Aim rienn I'oik tilled moio h-iy In ono
draught than tho ltundt-1 In ttuoe. Woaroisatls
fled it will take tw much liny into the mow as two
cood hoihox ean dimf. Wo alio buw It cutting
hay, nnd think It eununt ho U'at ami hny Unlle,
and eheerlully i ceommc nd It ns tho boU hay lork
and ltulfu wo have ever hceti.
('. Iiirn:Mii;M)i:n, Dn. V, t'. IIaui-.ion-,
V. II. KflONM, .loitN Dok,
.loiiN Dinr.itniv, Dmki, Noii-.k,
II. DidM.Mit.r.mt, s,YIiVlrTKK jtjwEi.,
MiciiAi:is Hki.i.ijii, Jonx iif.r.
They also mannhu'turc tho ceh'hmtod Duekeye
Ih'iiper ami Mower, and oiiu'i i";i h ultural inipfc-
menlH,
QOLV Ii t A ii O IT H 10,
DKItNAUD HTOIIX Lit,
IlAvijm lutoly punUanLtl nnd (lUcd un llio
weU-k)i'wn Itobhon Hotel I'ropci-ly, looatitt a
HJAV UOOIW AHOVK TUC CltTT 1101' SE,
nn tho w mo Hide of tho (.treet, in tho omi of
liJoomsburK! and ImUnj; ohtulnoil u llcchoo for
the wimoiwa
It K H T A U U A N T ,
the l'ronrletoi' lins determined to Rlvn to ihe peo
ple visit inir the town on husiucsH or plensuri,
A LITTLl: JIOIIE JIOOM.
IIlMRtnhllnitnlsois (KteiiHlve, and iRfttttHlup
to put I'liKfflusnud earrliiKcs in tlio dry. He prom
ises that every thins nboul tils estulillshnioiUBlinll
bo ooudneted 111 nn orderly and lawful manner;
and hu ri'spcetltilly solicits n suaro m the public
IHlioiinuc, iiiiylT'lC-tin,
jsTsUiusi n;nl7iw.
JOT1DAN & IlUOTIIKIl,
WHOLIWALE OHOCFIIH,
aud Dealers la
HAi.Ti'irriii: and mtiMbToNr,
Nn aw North Third Clrcet,
l'hlladelphln.
Willi Liri'INCOTT, BOND A ( (l
Mniiiiraeliiieinnud Wholesuh- Healers In
II ATM, I'AIH, 1'UIIS, AND8THAW OOODS,
No, 113 Market Stn el,
I'hllaiUlpht.i,
gNYDKIl, UAUH1S & H ASS KIT,
Manufaxtttrers and Jobbeis of
SIHN'H AND HOY'S COTIIINU,
Nos, Hi Mm 1: f ; arid 522 CommerroMieet,
jniiladilphla.
Q. W. UIsAHON & CO.,
' Maliufiu turers ol
OIL CLOT1I8 AND WINDOW SIIADIH,
Warehouse, No, 121 No! Hi Third Mn et
Philadelphia.
j ii. WAirat,
Uite Walter A Kuub,
Importer and Duder In
CHINA, GLASS, AND (JIHUWSWAUE,
No, 11 North Third SI i eel,
between Ilaeo nud.VIne
Philadelphia,
c. it. noitNi:. vv. K-Kixri, J, n. skviibut
A
KDItKWS, WIIsKlNH & CO.,
DiaU'is lu
I'OIIIUON AND DOMDHTIU DUY (lOODS,
No. un Market hit re el,
I'hlladolphln,
JOHN bTHOUI' A- CO.,
Knetessois lo mroup & lliotlter,
WHOI.IXM.i: DIULIIIIS IN 1'IHH,
No.SINorlh WliaiMs, nuavsNntli Waltr Kl
riiiliuUlphla,
JiKT'iii:ci:ivLH Tlio dtoaiifht nool'
. HKIIt'lM mill nillli,!' in
ilur.l ia---ir i T.t lUltl'l.iwi'
Till! ONl.V t'UOSS Of Till' I." ION Hi' ii oit
GROCERIES, 8'.c.L
c
ION V 13 0 T I O N 13 11 Y s
The nnilerstr'nrd would resnoet fltllv nnnotllico
to tho public that ho linn opened a
rillST-CLAHS UONriXTIONEHY HTOltil,
In tliplnillitlnn lalely neenpicrt Ivy llernnrd Btoh.
tier, whoto ho ii prrjiared to fiii-nl-ui nit kind of
I'L.UN A 1'ANCY CANDIUS,
rilllNCIICANDIKW,
roiimaN a iioMFsTic I'litii rs,
NUTS, UAIHINS, AC, AC, AC
II V WIlOt.KSAl.i: mt nr.TAti,.
ill short, n full nsfmllmrtil of nil Roods 111
Ids line of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac.,
sullahle for llio Holidays, l'artlctitar attention
Kii en in
11 nr. AD AND CAKHS
tif nil kinds, fresh every day.
(Ml lltSTMAS OANDIHS,
CH1ST.MAS TOYS.
A eull Is Kollrlted, nnd mtlsrnellou will bo
KlKIUlllll'l'U,
Nov. 2!, 1SC7,
i:ri;iiAiiT jAcons.
J 13 JI O V A Is O
C. V. M A U It'H
N 13 W 8 T O It 13
TO ;! J.-3 21 t.O C JC,
ONTIlKCOllNKIt OF MA1IKKT AND IltDS UTIIEKTS,
The tiiidcrslgncil hn Ins received from the city
u rull nnd complete supply of
HI'HINO AND SL'-MJIHIl
DitY aoons sVND anoci3itii3s,
N O T I o N H,
TIX-WAHK AND lIAHD-'VAni3,
ClWAIl A.Xl) WlLLOW-WAlli:,
CONl'i:CTIONi:itY, OLASS-WAlli;,
T O 11 A (! O O ,
Jt A T a A Ar J) ,S' u o j-: ,v,
l'LOUIl, SALT, I'lSH, AND JIIIAT,
all of which I propose nilll'r;at n very low fl(;uro
for cnsli or produce.
fall nnd sec.
April IS, IsC.
C C. JIA1H1.
if7il''VNJ Ol'ENINO
MX ORANl) OI-KMNO
OU.VNI) oPKNINd
(llt.Wl) (d'KNINO
tlUVNll OPUNINO
FALL AND WINnjIl (lOODfl.
FALL AND WINTKB (IOODH.
CALL AVI) WINTK!'. HOODS
PALI, AND WINTKT1 OOODS
i'ai.l -r wiNTF.it doofm;
i nn-1' I In.; nt
.'on-lstluK of
eon itstlnix or
onslstlurf of
vinsl.'.iii, of
miY foons,
DUY HOOD.-.,
DUY UOODS,
DRY OOORS
ATM AND f'.Vm
ATS AND CAFft
ATS AND CAPS
ATH A Nil I'AtsV
HATH AND CArS,
HOOTS ANT) StrOKS,
IlOOT"! ANT) MIIOKS
HOOTS AND H flora,
BOOTS AND MIDI s
HOOTS AND SIIOI' i,
iii:adv-mat)I': clotiun(i,
ui:ady-maik cloth ino
UUADY-MADi: CLDTIIINfl,
UlIAIlY-MAllK I'tJll lll.Vfl,
iii:ady-.madk ci.uiiii;t(i;
LOOKINtl-OIKSIiS,
I.Ot I IC I NO-n I, ASS l!S,
LOOKINO-ni.ASSKs;
1.00KIN(!-ULASSli;
NOTIONS,
NOTIllNS,
NOTIONS,
NOTHING,
NOIIOXS,
TAINTS AND OILS,
l'AIN'IS AND OILS
I 'A I NTS AND l II I. vi,
PAINTS AND OILS
l'AIN'IS AND Oll.si
(IHOCKItllW,
iiuoli:iiii:h,
IlltOOl'.llUX,
lltOl'l'lltlKH,
oitocintiiis,
ji'i:i:nswai!i:,
tii'i:i:.ssvAiu:,
iM'i:i:.ssH'Aiti:,
(iiii:i:.sVAiti:,
tiUi:i;NsVAin:,
HAHDWAIti:,
llAHDWAIti:,
lIAUDWAIli:,
HAHDWAIti:,
lIAUDWAIli;,
tinwaiii:,
TIN WAUH,
tinwaiii:,
TINWAItU,
T1NWAUU,
HALT,
SALT,
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
risu,
1'IHII,
1'IHII,
1'IT'Il
1'IHII,
OI1AIN AND SI'.KDS,
I1UAIN AND SKUllv,
tlUAIN AND HI'.CDS,
IIUAIN AND SKlIllS,
OUAIN AND SKIiDS,
Ac.,
Ac.
JlrKFI.VY, MiAl A CO.'S,
.McKI'l.yY, NKAI. CO.'S,
JIcKl.l.VY, NKAI. 5 CO.'S.
.Ml'Kl'.LVY, NKAL .'c CO.'S,
-lUKULVY. NEAL & L'H.'S.
Notthw(ii.t corner of My In and Mm ket fet reels,
Noilhvvtwt corucr of Alain and .Market SI uols,
Xoillivvesteorner of Mamiuitl Market street,
Northwest corner of .Main and Market St nets,
Northwest corner of Itiiu nnd Murkct strut v,
IlLO(iMiiITrt(i, l'A
HLOOMslll'lKJ, I'A
BLOO.MSItl'Hll, l'A
BUKMIslll'ltu, I'A.,
nLOUMSHCllO. I'A.
1UON AND NA IsS,
IKON AND NA tM,
IUON AND NA lj
IllON AND NA l
IltO.N AN D NAILS,
In largo quantities end m uduitd lates.nlviny
on bimU.
QCFIEM-i, unite KU & CO.,
OKNEBAL COMMISSION MIUICIIANTS
Denier!, hi
l'JSir, SALT, CIIEKSK, lUtOVWIONS, A&,
Nos. IWand 121 North Wliarvcs, above Arch SI.
1'iii!. .l.lpliia.
Sole agenu lur Wilcox's Wheel areaw.Ju Uir
reli, kens, and cans.
yATNWUICWT A CO.,
WIIOLKH.VLR O HOC Hits,
N. I:. Corner He. nnd and Aicli SlretU,
I'lllWUKM'lIJA,
Dialers In -THAN,
SYI1U1. COl'l' lIK, BUd.Ut, MOLASSIiS
UUL', (,1'ICH, ni ( Allll HI 1A, ,U' ,(C.
US. Orders will lecolvo prempt ntlentlnn.
May in, iNir-ly.
J.J V. I'l'.TI'Uv.MAN,
with
Lii'i'iNcoiT & Titorruu,
WIIOLUSAI.l'.ailOCUUS,
No. 51 North Water Strict,
and No. 2) North Delavvnro Avenue
I'hllailelphla,
"yKAVKIl it .SlMtANKIsK,
WHOLrsSAI.HOUOC'LillliiANDCOMMISSION
MI.UCHANTS,
Nos, 'Jl and 'l1 Arch Street
I'hlladelphl i.
M
Jt. MAllI'IsK,
NOTIONS, IIOSinilY, (JLOVIX, AND
FANCY HOODS,
No, SI Norlli Third Street,
I'lilladelplila,
ATKIjY OIT.NI3I).
'llio imdendumd Mould ii'finii'tfiill v Inform tlm
( Itlzetm of Ulootuithunfaud lelntty, that liolntH
Just onciiidnfchojt on JronStrtct, lulu (in Main
it on i nint, i ii no wu ioiiow mo eaoiuei ma
hlntf hiuliu'HH In nit Un hr.mchCH. Ordem for
Mi.TAixit on oninn coitinh
llllld Willi uromiif iiokv. niul iliMmlcli- Ufiuiht.
eh in.ly mado to all ktiiMn of Juinituic, Inelud
iuu mo ri'piuiiina oi (iiiio.iiouoint'H ruaim. iat
tel in lur eiiKtllii'M nimln ncntH- niul o ik-iIII limu.
ly, aud orderititro fcollelted either In jteuonor hy
m:dl, l'kturo iiainen inadeloordt r at hhort nu
ll . noiiKur noAN,
.-ru 10,-OfS.ir,
Am cxicnslvo A-orlment of men's
and hoy MUM .v. fllltT 1-UO.NIH, 1'aper
niulfUi-M belling flu s
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY.
0
IIAHIsES Y, SNYDER,
riRAi.un id
it A it 1) W A IV 13,
IUON. NAIIA BTKKL, AC, C, AC
.MAIN HTIUIIIT, HLOOMflllUha, l'KNN'A.
Tako this method of Informing the cltUcnsof Co-
niiil.lacoiilv. Hint ho has onenctl nn cloiu)lvo
Hardware store on Main street, In llloomsbtiri;,
near Iron street, and Ihnt lie hns on liarnl n
LAIlGini OTOl'K AND DETTEll ASSOItTRD
llinnenn bo fotiiul any wlu re elsolti llncnimly,
nnd Willi It be intends to sen nt prices wnicnneiy
compctltloii,
CHAINS, AXKS, STKEIi, JHON.
I hnvo ilinlus. nil slues, axes, all make nml
welirht, steel, all slr.es, Iron, nil shapes, nnd all
very low,
111' 1 1, 111:11' s ll a u n v A u li,
of eveiyilrscrlptloii". Nnlli, uMo pulleys, snsli
cords, latches, loelisnnd knolw,liutt screws, sash
fal. window uprlnifs, Inwo Knobs, Urnp hinges,
li.tss nml sinples, hooks nnd s-tnplcs, nnd In fact
eNerylhltiit needed In Hint line.
COACH .tt WAtlON MAKUIW lIAUDWAIli:
enilirnclmtnltnnst every thlnn In Hint line. Also
HAtlNL'SS MAK ills' HAUDWAlli:,
i:iirkles,.Inpannid bucl-.lcs, i-llvcr plated! I'HI'
ofeMry kind . Hamkk, lion i pad trees i iiamix,
wooil ; saddla Irecs, alirlrci"', ulrlh wib, worsteil
and cotton tthicnd, silk, ii'vlsntul ttiedles, tools
of all kinds.
SllOIIMAKLT.'S lIAUDWAIli:.
A full nssjoitmcnl forenrpeiitcrs. I hnveplaiRft
all kiiiiis, snwsj haml, pnuiiel, rip, and compass,
squares steel, Iron, nml tryilmrlnii lnnclihu,
chtstcs, nugcrs, bevels, mnllels, braces, gnugeSi
plows, rules, bits, nml about everj thing for car
penters. 1
rou Tin: lTon.i: (hinhkally"
Iliaeconl
hods, coal
fihovcls, aeoops,
coal sifters, lant
erns.tahlo ctillery,pocItit
cutlery, plated sixmns,
plalcilfotks.aervers, ten and eof
rcepnu,biiltcrl:nlvci,inllls.iws,
cross cut niws, elrci lor sa wa, gnug sats f ,
Hies, horse Blioes,wrcnches, rl t ts.ham
luorH, haleliels, inattoi In., picks, forks, grub
bing hoe,, shovels, spades, spading forks, Uocs,
rakes, bed pins, tvv lue, vital , s, plows, eoflln trim-
niiiiK-i, Ilmcry, ted elmlk, white clinllc, wire,
horse nulls, meat cutlers, scales, wnsli boards,
hone ImcltLls, woodui palls, elolUcs
ploy, gluo, aoor mats, porch mals, par
lor Jnats, corn poppers, pnlnt
brttslics, liors brmhes, slelsh
bells, heel t-.lu",ennmil-cd
keltic, In.'.u kiltie-,
copper I. litis,
Rlewki'tl, i,-.ueo
nan'.,li,Td m
n3.i'3,nii!! t,
Medire.i, curtain flxluri'i,
Thlmlilc-v'u hit nnd boxes.
Tumps, lead pipe, ele.
'larreii ropo and hit nli lJ , of nitlelos nut ."na
mciatud constu'illy on li.uitl nt
CI1AULL8 W.SNYHEH'8,
Main street, Bloomsbm-g,
Qt
.EonaFs ii. iionnimj,
Import- r and Dealer In
IIAHDWAKL', Ctri'LiaiY, tU'.SS, in,
No. 311 "North Third Street, above Vine,
riiltndolphut.
Jaooh K. Hsurit. ,T,'n. Ri:i,T7.En
g MIT II A S 13 1. T 7. 13 It,
I mi: u t s nml Dcnhi , In I'ouljtn aud Domestic
II A It D WA II i:,
(IllNS, CUTLHllY, AC,
mi. I'ifl n. Tinnii nn:i i r.An.i'.vi.iowiui.r.,
rillLADKI.l'lIIA.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
TA'PIONAI, FOUNDllY,
Uloomsburg, Columbia County. 1'.-.
The kubvi-rlbcr, proprietor or tho aljove-l ruimI
...t.-n,,u vviiiuiiMinit in , is now prepnrid to re
eeivi' oroi-rs mr an tonus or
MACIIINUUY l'OUCOI.LlUUIES, IILAST
Fl T.NACIX, STATION. It Y KNOINKS,
MILIX,TlIIll:hIIlXU MACiriNKS, Ac
Ho is also nroivareil to mnhn stni-k nr nil
and patteins, I'lovr-Irons, and everything usually
iiiiiuu in iirsi-iiasH l ounurtt";,
Illscxtiuslvof.iellllli's nnd prnetlcnl workmen
warrant him In lccelv ln,r ilm i.mmi n..
liio most reasonablo terms.
Oialn or all kinds will ho taken In cxckntigo for
v-iivviiiirs,
This estnhllvhineul Is Inentul near the Laelrr
wnnna and llloomvbuii! Hallroad Depot.
i'i;Ti:tt uiLLMYun.
gTOVliS AND TINWAKK.
A. M, ISUPCUT
nnnouuees to Ills frlenus and ctuitomeni that
conlluueH tho ubovo husluess nt lilsold place on
MAIN STIIULT, 11LOOMSI1UIW,
Cuslomers can be accomodated with
FANCY KTOVIM
of nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, and every va
riety oi niiieierotiiiil InnSlovoand Tinware la-
tabllshmciit lu tho cities, and on tliemnst reaaon.
ablo terms, licpalrlngdonoat the shortest noUoo.
25 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on timid for sale.
.TI3W STOY13 AND TIN SHOP.
ox maim tfrimieT, kbaiii-y ovpcuiTr uiu,xh'
tlTOltlf,
iir.oo.Msnuiio, pekk'a.
tiik utiderBlened has, Hivi fitlml upaud opened
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
In this place, where he it, prepared to moke up
iiew Tis Wahk of all klinU in his line, nnd do
iipiiirinu with ucnttiCM. nml dlspntcli, upon the
most reasonable terms, He nlso keeps on liniid
mull' Uf VAIIIOISI rATTLBNS A8TYLI,
which ho will hi ll tiivin terms to suit purchaser!
uivo him a call. He is a iroul ineilianlo, ami
.11 . ,llH Htl.il- pillll lllllfl..
, JACOB MHTJi.
Bloniusbttl'sT, AprlUe.lK,?.
TOBACCO & SEO-AHS,
'jniiC OMsY PI.AOE
to get the best
TOHACCO AND Clt.Anvi,
AT WHOLESALE AM) ltlCl'AlL,
Ut IIUNOSBXlllUKIl'S.
a few doors below tho Aliiorlrnii House.
Illooinshurg, l'u.
lie has the lurgcst anil most veiect of
HMOICINU AND CHIiWINU TOHACCO
ever oilVrtil to Ihe eltlieiui of IHooiusburg, All
lite iuey uraiKUl or ,
HlXi.UW,
nnd llio bosl I'lne.out and I'lug
CHUWINO TOHACCO,
call be hail nt Ills coaiitei s.
TOHACCO I'll'
lu great vatiuly nio among hu largo alock,
hunt rouoirr to oai.u
ii. ii, iiiiNMiicnauu.
JJ W. ItANK'H
VVIHII.IXAI.KTOIIACLO.HNIU I'', AND
CKJAll WAIlI'illOlWK,
No, I III North Third hlteel,
between Cherry and llace, wett aide,
I'liuoucipuia.
c
I L. WOOimUFK.
Wholewdft lHuili-ri lu
TOIJAC'COH, CI0AI18, 1'JI'J. Ac,, Av
No, u North Tulid Hiuel, abovo Marlsct,
0
I'hlludelphla,
O
MNI11US IslNK.
The iindirslgiinl would risincirullv iiuhouiko to
IliecllUiiis of lllooinsbnru and the i,nbUn
inlly that ho Is iiitiulugnii
om.iiiuni.ini:
bitvu'i'ii IhN place niul Ihodirferiiit rtiilioutl do
l,ls dally (Sundays excepted), tocoiinect with flu,
levernl liiilns going South mid West on the IWa
wisuinml WllllaiiitHort Itullroiut. uml vvliliili,-,.
gnliitf Nonh and South on the Lackuwinmnniiil
liiomnviiiirg Hallroad,
niHOmnitmvKisai'e In ntod i mui.tii
illoiiv and comlott.ilil.., el um-ti i, iihonnble.
l'i rsons, wishing to nn , i or tl, Ii frli niK il -
pmt.i u be ti' 1 1, in, I,' lnp, 1 1, n ii il.i, 1 1 nr' i
by li r tlm, I, .' ii fill1 i i , l ,
' '-' ' I I.P .v. , I' I I , ' I
DRUGS &, MEDICINES.
A V 13 t o U ll JI 0 N 13 Y I
s
WW.
V -s.
(Ml i: T I N I) V t I. M V. N T HI
( II K A T V. 11 I N I) V V V. Mi: N T HI I
a ii r a 'i i h t i n n r c i: m i: n t hi i
AT
TIIK OM PItl( HTOllll
or
j. N. MOYKIt,
Whenman ho found tho i-Anawx and luT A
sort.mi-n r over oiromt to the eltlmiH of this
connty, ot
IfrttRf, rhetntcalt,
rnlutrt, uu,
Ciln, VnrnUhen,
rally, Ilruheo,
I)ycMtum, Mixed ralut,
nlloi Hie-o are of tho hct Unowu inaho and aro
warranted as puro and unadulterated. The llnest
mid larK'-iithtock of
V A N f Y A II T I C li II H
tobo found lu thin or mljolntuj to.mtion
PorAmn ry, Hair Dyes,
1'nuey Hiaii, llruhc,
t'omhii, t'mmellw,
Ilalrolb, Toilet Altlclm,
HUitlotu-ry, l:lcet llcmlw
T o 11 A C f OUH,
Hnioh ! lift and ehowlng ,
Clgamof ntldecrlntloiu,
Pipes, Cigar Holders.
1IOUH151IOLI) AUTICMK.
Tninp!, assorted sixes and sly leu,
IiAlim, ClttMNRYsS,Hlf.Dl, ItUUNI.Uff,
HIIRCRU,ANi:OUH UOODS.
Bnontfffl, Chamois Bklus,
CntUelers, Hpooulum,
Hyrln'irs, nrciist rimi,
Iluhhcr flood,
Tiu - of all apirued jiattenit, -ie., Ac.
I, I u U O US.
A flno assortment of uro llnuorH .for meilleal
purpostH mtiHlantly nn hand nnd tho het
known kinds of
TOMACJI BITJ I.KM, ,
Tatknt MKDi(.:.si'4 0f iivtii dtberlptlou, hi
eluding the hest varieties of pills ami tonics.
ntvHiriAM'n i'iii-st'niiTroNs uti.rru.v piti
PAUKD.
No Hiirh Block hna over hcen presented to thu
people of this ucellou of country.
The prlecsnro a small ns tlio stock Is large.
The Wholcmt Ptfccitita luoro favorahle to tho
purth.iier th.m over, as AriaiiijemontH have heen
offeetod ullh thowholoHah dealers In tho larger
eltleB, ho that rooA can be pr.. urod In lllooms
bura iw cheaply oh lu New York or riilladclpld.i,
?CjCounlry dt.!cis nro eatiu'tty lnlled to
study their own interests, l.y exiuulnlng thla
iftock.
Itcnicmtiof Ihnp ice I-,xciiANOHll!.orK nhoo
Kxckango Hotel, Main strict, IDoninKbuva,
.Inn, ..!, ism, OiU
GRAYJIAIR.
'l'ui,lsthjA9n'.r.usi.Mhatlluiiaail,
This litlio Cure Hat lay
fJ lu tlio A'tllltosl.v Hint Itln randti.
Till t 1 1 the Man who was hnld mid
K y
Who now has rn.cn loek, they any,
ll? iikoI tUo Cum tlmt lay
In tliu AMliituaiA that Kin mnJo.
' :..iuiit, lmiiJbomo nnd
Who marrlvil the mini once t ild nnd
7 .... ffrny.
tin i.mtr l,na rmvti tm tlii'V mr.
ii
? Ho imcI Hie Amiu.osiv lliut Imi
nuuc,
'tills la tho rjirnon, who.liy tin wny,
H irrlinl tin n.'ildtii, limi'hoinc im-1
To ifi'n nimi ni.co l.nt.l mist irrni-
Hut who now In ruuii looki, tin y
ftAj ! .cutno ho u-fl tho Cure Hint tir
a.
'Cjva m tlm amiii im. tint mug in.
TI.l- I- III" 1 II tl.nl ihl'H nw .v
'I',, nrmtkii ll,,, (ti-iviil,, k nl nml .
,l jljj ,.,(1 ulo this fact, which Inri i!"' in -f.(7SL-y
' Vc fitf .l.-X.'oa.l ' . n. ,
L. . ' "1 - C; tO., PnOPRIcIOliS, P:Ttn50S0', N.H.
AND F.1UHAL1) HV
Ti. N, MOYKIt nnd I'. 1'. HITZ, HiukkWs,
lllooin.biii'K, and M. Jl. HItuIMT, falavviNsa.
Jauuniy fi, isow.
J It. JlOYKlt,
V.rlIOI.IiAI,i: .V UHTAIL
n nuaais t,
COU.NI.lt of MAIN ANI1 UAliKIlr hrKKKTS,
IlI.OOMSllUKd, I'A.,
vlioro will bo found n large and telict stunk ol
Druirs,
MKIMC'INKS AND CIIUJtlCALS.
Also nil the
I'ATKNr 31KniCl.si 01 TII 11 11 VV,
1 nm also prepurud to furnish Country Stores wll h
Castor Oil, QouMvy's Cordial,
TUIILlNOSTON'S I1AWA.M,
nnd all other tin dlelnes kept lu their line at Clly
prlees,
ttl-rrcci lptlons carefully coniis-itiiuled at all
hours,
In meUli'iui's, nuallty is of tho first Imgiortuuce.
nioonisbum, June 7, Uu7
Ll,EN & NEEPLKS,
hl'l.I. MANL TACTl'limtHAKni'Ilorilll'.lolW.
Of their lmnroed -Hl'I'KH
PirOSPHATK OK lAUK.
AlMltlK- AM.MO.NIATLH riCItTlLlZHIt.
l'EIJUVIAN (1UAXO.
Wosi II only No. 1 received direct fioni tho (lov
orumcnt.
Huiier I'limiihuti' In liatptuf aJ Uis.tacli. 1'rico
130 ier sun It,
Aminonlnted FoitlliKor, III bugs l.V) lts, each,
l'riuo pur UUU lbs,
A discount to dealers on above ii Ices.
Agricultural Works, lleach nnd 1'luiii Slii-ils,
imli cs uml h lores, It ri. Wntir Hin t I, and 1.'
Houth Di'luwaro Atenuo,
Dial. -m in oiut, m 1 1 1. km and tli'iural Com.
llilHsloti Ii-reliauts, 1'hilailcliihhi.
reli. 111; istw.
j"n huh a1'T(i k xT-y7
Wyouilnu sivi.isk)
.Hum I,(w,u
Commerce , iuo,(JO0
l'ulton 300,000
North Amerloa immn
Clly lyi.oco
Jlllornalloual l.ioo.ooo
Nlasjnin I.mi.ooo
Ailiiu 1.1m htiH-k rjsiisio
iittiu.iii skua)
Aleiilinnt't -i-tiii...
Huilngtlilil 670,Hl
Iumiiiuk I'omniiny of Hlnlo IVmi'ii u.1ii,ui
CV mm I lent .Mutual I.ltu 10,li,i"l
Mi'Hl' Almrli'niiTiiiiwlt '. nrnissj
MtUAH HltOWN, Attnt,
mu4.)UT-ly, llLooMsiiunu, I'A,
UMUUUSTKIt .t I1HOTI1HH,
Importers aud Jobbers of
JIOKllCUY, llLOVr-H,
MllIt'WANDDIlAW'KIW,
1 1 UVrONrt. SUHl'l J.N 1 1 L 1 1H.
Il' i 'i KIH'IM, IIANDIJlIKCimn-'H,
rilllKAl)S,Ki:VIN(l HI1.KH,
T1IIMM1XUH, I'Oltli: -MO.N'XAIUS,
HHl' i, I'l'.lll'l'.MHUY.l'AhX'Y flOODH, AN1)
NonoN (h:ni:uallv.
Also Mauurartiirers of
UltCSIIliH AND LOOKING (JLASWEH.
niul Dinleis lu
WOOD AND WILLOW WAlii:,
11UOOJH, JIOI'IW, TWINHH, At'.
Mo, ,'lMj Norlh Third Btrccl.ahovo Vine,
I'lilladelplila.
jyU.IsKlt .t HOST,
i' ins lo rraukllu I'.Hcltzer A Co.,
i' , iii is and Wholesalo Dealers In
I.H(l'OltM, WIN1.H, etc.,
t " ni nutU13Nnrtli Third Btreet,
rhlladi 'i.hi'i,
1 " r jmaAir.ii'jsr
2
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