THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. anwtr'j giavtmcnt. i - Work In In l'armla MniiWti. Viimt, we uruT rvory farmer to make ft (jimhI Kitrtlon j It would Hcciii HUpcrflu i wit toiire-MtliUiiiiillfriinuclni'i which, I nioro tlmii any otlu'r,t)(isics tlip fucll HIps for milking (.inlctis, mul which, lorhnH need, mnrv tlmn nny other, Its product rtml thu InlUii'iii'it which Its culture nml jmvwssIoii exerts on th? liliyslcul mill Kuchil elements of the iiiiuwhold. Thefnrmcr I11.1 the liuul, the tvHiiiA, tho tooli, tho mnnure, nuil thii tlmo neeesHiiry to tho creation of n Knrden, mul If ho iloo not iimj them to thl end ho comes ,hort of performing n wry Important duty to hlitiM-lf mul those dopomlent on htm. Yet Me fenr It U a fiict that the majority of funnel In thli country fall to perform this duty mid they sutler, ie n tinttirot mid Just punlHhment, not only tho want of the comforts and luxuries thoftarden would product), but disease aro Induced by the u.so of uusensoimblc food, and dis content of tho farmer's life and voca tion reigns In tho family. Make tho farmer's llfo and work pleasant, a, It Is designed to be, and another genera tion will seo the cities overflow Into tho country, Instead of draining as now, Its energy f ambition and very life-Wood for their maintenance. The garden should be for the whole family, and each member should plan for It, havo a personal Interest In tho cultivation of sotuo of Its products, and share In lis labors nml rewards. It should produce vegetables, fruits and flowers, be a spot to which all turn with enjjerness to la bor, and where every rural desire may In miiiiu miasureat least, llnd gratifica tion. It lsllmonowto engage vigorously In tho work of plantlni;; the fruit vard should bestoeked with trees for a fami ly supply, early and late cherries, plum", pears, quinces, two or three ear ly apple trees, peaches, nectarines and apricots, l'iaco tho hardiest trees on the most exposed side, and leavo the sunny, warm part for tender ones and for vines, Ac. riant grape vines, and a very liberal space to currants, raspber ries, gooseberries, blackberries, and lastly, but not least, strawberries. The berry fruits will supply you for three months In thu summer, each day, with frech fruit, and If you are wise and grow enough, during tho other nluo mouths you may havo them almo-it as fresh In cans. If wo could only per Huado a farmer to grow enough of these fruits for ono year, wo would havo no feurs, unless ho was decidedly heathen ish In hischarncter, that ho would nee- led their cultivation In tho future. Tho vegetable garden need not bo so largo as tho fruit yard. Uut tho soil should be-of tho very best kind; It should bo dry, freo from stono, rich, and well and deeply worked. (Jet a good locution and you can supply the other require ments. First In the season us soon us Ioss)blo now plant peas, early and late varieties, potatoes, lettuce, onlous, beet). Later in tha season, corn, enh bage, melons, squashes, cucumbers, to matoes, 4c, Have. also, an asparagits bed, and ecow celery, parsnips, radish es, salsify, Ac. Vu cannot hero gi vo a manual of oorat!on ; but If you only get about tho work In earnest, knowl edge or its requirements will come In duo time. We said you wanted to cultivate) flow ers. Perhaps we were mistaken ; you do not. You think these are useless, costly, and you can't seo that they pay. Well, your wife wnnts them, your daughters will prize thorn higher than the matter-of-fact corn, cabbage and potatoes j and If you only aid, theiu In preparing tho ground furnish suitable toolswo Mill answer for It they will give you no further trouble about the flowers. Ofcourse.you cannot bu ellUH and refuse to their more retlncd tastes that which may not gratify your own, and we will predict that after tho flow ers have bloomed for one season you will make no objections to them, and, indeed, If need be, will bo willing to dovoto considerable work t.o, their culti vation. Saw IHvr ami Chip Manuhu, or Unu pieces of wood and bark from tho wood house, are excellent articles for promoting the growth 0r viU(Si shrubs and small plants. They should bo thrown Into a pile, after removing tho coarser portions of tho mass, ami thor oughly saturated onco or twice a week, with a mixture of urino and soap suds. This will Induco Incipient fermentation and bo far break down tho texture, of tho mass as to preparo It to act with en ergy when applied to any soil or crop. Salt and Asiius foii Animals. a in.Ix.ture of wood ashes and salt, three parts of tho former to ono of tho latter, constitutes an excellent mixture for all , domestic anlmuls. Its alkalescent and sallno qualities, aro both congenial to the animal system, and when used In proper quantities, and at proper times, aro highly promotive of health. WlHTISM'ARH ON FltUW AND OllNA- mental Tiikks. Tho practice of coat luir tho bark of fruit and ornamental treea with whitewash, Is ono that can not bo too severely deprecated. The obstruction of the perspiratory organs and orifices of tho trunk, whether ef fected by the application of whitewash or any other adhesive material, always acts as a fruitful source of disease, and, In time, proves fatal to tho tree. When tho bark becomes rough or Incrusted with moss, it should bo cleansed by scraping anU washing down thorough ly with a solution of potash or soda in water, affording smoothness to tho surf race, wunoui ousirucung mio pores- Occui'V all Tim Hon,. Whon lands havo been plowed, and prepared for tho reception or smi.i, it siiouiu an bo occu plud no Waste land allowed. Wide margins around com and potato fields, unit largo baulks may bo profitably oc cupied with u variety of croiw. Tho corners of tho fields, and Indeed many pmces on thu premises which it cost money und labor to enclose, should never be unoccupied, but filled by tho introduction of some production that may bo turned to valuable account. GtrmmUown Tclturaph. An Itkm roil Kwimkus, A corres pondent to an agricultural Journal, who writes over tho nam tie plume of " Far mer," says that tho tiros on his wagons wear out beforo they get loose, and thu ronton U, ho at urates the felloe thor oughly with Unseed oil before the tires are set. The felloes aro placed In hot oil for about an hour, nnd uro thus render til perfectly water-proof, so that the shrinking and swelling that loosens tho Uro urn prevented. Mollis. Clilr)-th. l-'rogtllrlile, ( dMLUDKU. Tun fathcrcjiibraccd the lucky youth, told his sir nuts to thruw tho coarse. lin en In to the sen, nnd said to hli children, "Now j;ou must set about tho second task which I am to give youj bring mo homo a little dog so small that It will lie In n nutshell." Ills pons wero not a llttlo frightened at such A task i but they all longed for tho crow n, and made up their minds to go and try their hands j and so, after n few days, they set out onco moro on their travels. At the cross-ttwy they parted ns before; mid the-youngest choto lit- old dreary rugged road, with all tho bright hopes that his former good lucl gave him. Scarcely had he -at himself doM'ii again at tho bildgo foot when his old friend tho frop jumped out, set ItseIfbrsldohlm,nudas boforoopencd Its big wldemouth.and croaked out," ha Is the matter?" The prlnco had this tlmo no doubt of tho frog s power, mid therefore told what ho wanted. "It shall bo dono for you," said tho frog and springing Into tho stream It soon brought up a hazel-nut, laid It at his feet, and told him to tako it homo to his father, nnd crack It gently, and then seo what Mould happen. Tho prlnco went his May very well pleased, and tho frog, tired with Us task, Jumped back Into the water. Ills brothers had reached homo first and brought with them n great many very pretty little dogs. There were Wog-talls, Cur-tnll.s,and llob-tulls,Crops and Brushes, Spitzes, and Sprlghtlies, Fans and I risks, Diamonds mid Dashes enough to stock tho bowers of all tho fair ladles In tho land. Tho old king, willing to help them all ho could, scut for a largo walnut-shell, nnd tried it with every ono of tho llttlo dogs. Uut one stuck fast with tho hind-foot our, another with the head out, and a third with the fore-foot, a fourth with Its tall out in short, some one way and t-omo another ; but nono were at all likely to Bit easily In this new kin 1 of kennel. When all had been tried, tho youngest mado his father a dutiful bow, nnd gave him tho hazel-nut,begghg him to cruel It very carefully. Tho moment this was doueout ran a beautiful little whito dog upon tho king's hand ; and It wag ged Its tail, bowed to and fondled its new master; and soon turned about and barked at the other llttlo beasts In tho most graceful manner, to tho de light of tho whole court; and then wont back nnd lay down In Its kennel with out a bit of either tall, ear or foot peep lng out. 'iho Joy or every ono was great; the old king again embraced his lucky son, told his people to drown all the other dogs In tho sea, and said fo his children, "Dear sons, your weight lest tasks aro now ovor,llsten to my last wish : whoever brings homo tho fairest lady shall be ftt onco tho heir to my crown, The prize was to tempting, and the chance t-o fair for all, that none mado any doubts about setting to work, each in ids own way, to try a nil bo tho win ner. Tho youngest was not In mch good spirits as bo was tho last time ; ho thought to himself, "Tho old frog has been ablo to do a great deal for me, but all Its power must bo nothing to mo now; for where should it find me a fair maiden, and a fairer ma Idcn tea than was over seen nt my fatheir'a court? Tho swamps where It lives havo no living things In thoru but toads, snakes, and such vermin." Meant! mo ho went on, and sighed as ho sat dow n again with a heavy heart by the bridge. "Ah, frog!" said he, "this time thou canst do mo no good." "Never mind," croaked tho frog, "only tell mo what is tho matter now." Then tho prlnco told his old friend wlmt troublo had now como up on him. "C!o thy ways homo 1" said the frog; "tho fair maiden will follow hard after : but take eare, and do not laugh at whatever may j, npjicn I" This said, It sprang ns befo ro Into tho water, and wns soon out of sight. Thq prlnco still siajhett on, fir ho trust ed very llttlo this tlmo to tho frog's word ; but ho had not set many steps towards homo beforo ho heard a noiso behind him, and looking round saw six largo water-rats dragging along, nt full trot, a largo pumpkin cut out Into tho shape of a coach. On tho box sat an old fat toad, ns coachman ; and behind stood two llttlo frogs , as footmen ; and two fine mice, with st ately whiskers, an on before, ns outriders. Within sat his old friend tho frog,rntheriii!s3haien and unseemly to be sure,, but btill with somewhat of n graceful alsv aslt bowed. nnd kissed its hnnd, to iim lu passing. Tho prlnco was. much too deeply wrapt up In Oioutht as to hLs chance of finding tho fair lady whomho wasseek ing, to take 3iiy heed of tho btrango scene before him. I Io scarcely looked at It, and Jind still less mind to laugh. Tho (touch passed on a little way, and soah turned a corner that hid It from his sight; but how astonished was lie, on turning tho comer himself, to flnda handsomo coach and six black horses standing there, with a com-hman In gay livery, and with tho most beau tiful lady hohad ever scon sitting Inside! And who should It bo Uuh tho long-lost Cherry for whom his, heart had solong agopantcd.and wlucm he know again the moment ho saw: lier 1 As ho enmo up, ono of tho footmen mndo him n.lo w bow, as ho let down tho steps and. opened tho coach door ; and ho was allowed t get In, und seat himself by tSio beauti ful lady's side. They soon camo to his father's city. where his brothers also came, with trains of fair ladles;, but ns soon as Cher ry was seen, all tho court', with ono volco, gavotho prizo to her, as tho most beautiful. Tho delighted father em braced his son, and named him the heir to his crowu; and ordered all tho other ladles to Is sent to keep company with tho llttlo dogs. Then tho princo married Cherry, aud lived long and happily with her; and Indeed lives with her still If ho no not dead Tin hliplld ami the No. A Bhethehii moved down his flock to feed near the shore,and beholding the Kca lying In a smooth and breathless calm, ho was seized with n strongdeslro to Kill over It. So ho sold all his sheep and taught a cargo of dates, and loaded a vessel nnd set sail. Ho had not gouo far when a storm arose ; Ids ship was wrecked, und his dates nnd every thing lost, and ho himnelf with dlfllculty es caped to land. Not loug after, when tho Hea was ugnln calm, and ono of his friends camo up to him mid was admir ing Us repose, ho said, "Havo n care, my good fellow, of that smooth surface, It Is only looking out for your dates." or tllf lOUIlfl DRUGS & MEDICINES. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, AND HooflancTs German Tonic. rrcpnrrd by Or. ?!. .IncUntn, I'm u i) mm i, Vl, TAe Ovettt fiemtdtet FOR 1 LL rIJIillOf tB LlVEtt, STO.TIACII, or ni(ii:yrivi; organs. Hoofland's German Bitters ta cnmiwuiijcj of th pnra Juices, (or iu thtr trt medicinally Icrm r.j rwa J lrae(o ol Knot , Horbt TET TrV mmuhi.mak Inir it ('reparation, 'lrTil lilgtiij concen trate.!, atyl entire C-aw UElia lyrttrmJU cvheltc wlmUturt trf any kind. Eoofland's Gorman Tonic, Is b comMnatlon of all tho Ingrcillrnta of the Illrtcrp. with tho purot quality of Fanta Crut Hum, OniiBP, etc.. matin one of the moH fdcHiunt and Kjfieeallo rorncdlca eur olfi-rcd to he pub'le Tiii-M iirrfpirhiK a Medlclno free from AIc hoi I.) admixture, vll um Hoofland'a Gorman Bitters. In ratn of ncrroui K-rrat!on, wUo tome alcoholio timulu U nma.try, Hoofland's German Tonio LouM le Med. Tlie Jllttnl or lb Toftla are both equally Kmkt. and contain the lame modfcltial vlrtut-n. Tlio atoraach, from a Taricty of canici.aucb ai Ueblllty, tie, la (Mffc myat.l to have Iti function! do Wl W ranged. Tlio re ua of which li, Wi Iliac the ratlenl ufiVra from eevcral or more of the fyflowlnB dlicaaei t Constipation. Flntulence, Inward Pllo Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of tho Stomach, Nausoa, Heartburn, Dlng-ust for Pood, Fulness or Weight in tho Btomach, Sour Eruc Utlons, Sinking or Flut torlni at tho 1'it or tho Stomn.cn, Swimming of tho lloncl, HurrloJ or Difficult Breath-Ins-, Fluttering; at tha Heart, Choltlna or Huirocatlni Sonsatlnns whon In "Lylnp; Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs beforo the flight, .Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow ness of the Sklu and yos, Polnintho , - j-,- Sldo.Back, Chejt. JUm bs, etc., Bui- deu flushes of MjP.Heat, Burn ing in the Flesh, Con utans Imaginings of. Evil, and Groat Depression of Spirits. Theaa remAllea will efrctaall eur Lircr Complaint, Jaundice, Dyinepalo, Uhronlo or Aervoua Debility, Cbronla DlarracM, lllMaae of tbe Kldncya, snd all Dlacases srUlng from a Di'ordored Urcr, Utomocb,or laleitlnea DEBILITY, lliscLTito raoH isr Olns vsltxtas! PItOST (ATION OF XttB 8V8TJEM. Jsorczn bt Hitski laaox, IIiacsMirH. Kiroscss, JTbtsss, sso. There la no medicine extant eqaal U tLet rcmedica ia lucb catea. A tone and rigor U bo. (.atteJ to the whole Byalem, the Appetite t. BuetktLcmJ, food U enjoyed, tbe steaiacadlEssts ! US prouplly.the blood U purined. Am tbe complexion kecomeaooandand healthy, the yel low tinge la eradicated from the ejiii, a bloom la given to the cbbk, and the weak and oerroua tnt a'ld beoomea a etrong and healthy being. Persons Advanced in Lift, And feeing tbe hand of time welshing fiaaTlry epon than, with all In attendant lilo, wlU Hod la tbe u of llila UIlTJiHa,or the TONIC, an ellilr that will Inalll now life Into Ihoir Telna teitora In a meaaure the energy and ardor of more youthful dJo, build up their abnmxeu forms, and gUe health aud harplueu U then remaining) can. HOTIOIi It la a fcHhlfuiry one-Ulf pf th female ror r--, Uon of our ponu UtloD are nelloio in tho enjoiment otfoo.lhalih;c, IB to uae theft- own ti4ir.ihluii. "nuur 1 r mm feel well." TLey are 11111(4, dtfVOi,i vj R encrity, eitreQiely uer von, nnd have no appetite. .rxTv i1'i,,cIt"or I1"0"" CITTE113, or tlie lUMt. U tie.llly recommended. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are nm-le utronn Um line of either of thcue remeiUea. 'ilu-y will euro every eaaa of MA U ASM US, nllhoutf.nl. Tliounandaof certlllcntea hae aceumnlated 'ti the Landa of the .roi rlttor, hut apace will allow of the puhlicatlun of tut a few. Tlione, It will ho ohfrvt''l,aie nun of true anl of aucli atonj In If that Ihey muat Le telierct Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, ChitJHc ot, Suprtuu CWl of Jfa.t write. . . l'hUa,Ulyhia, March 19. 1807. l r.nd UM,f- Uernian Jlii'tipicf tfiudi and of ifreiit tm a iri tonie, uofful In (.'(-"the iTicana, hility, tui'l wiutl vt nirrona acUoo In tbo iouie trnlv. i in c&ava 01 ut inn. auo. v. AvoonwAitn.1 Hon. James Thompson, Jlgt J ih Suj-rmt Court o rfwugttant. rhtUiJelphia, April 'J', Wt "I conaldiT 'llootlaud'a Ocrnuit Uutii' m taluallt tntJieint In cuse of att.uk of livOgi'--tlon or Uj iwnl,t I cjii certify thli frua my Iptrlcuce of It. " Voura, tlth reperi, "JAMKS TIIOytTWltf,"- Prom Rev. Joseph IL xCcr.nara, D.D, raikrtf tht Tvith Itytiit aAmvA, rhilUlj,M. Jir, Jailton Dear Pii I h.. u heen fn-'iuenlTr requealed lo tonm-ti iny imme with rfHiinnen datlmia of dilUrcu. kJndi vi ii.t'illuli,.-. t ut, tv tardlmi the i.rw f- V(Bj tl.oi.. wt t tuy alluwcadecll'ifd; IB NVV 9 tut ulih it cienr proof iu. vatIou WU cJ lhitauo.iindM.r itculMrlylo inyownf.uiill),of thu uKfuIi.if r.f Ir. UooJUnd'a Otnnan Jliltcru, I dtpurl f riupt ffoci my uaual courae. ta eiiin- mj fi 1 ci..c tlDtl th..t, or utnttal titbiitly uf t'u lyi'tm, ant ujciallyJor Uotr (V.mj7,u, i( u j ift ant vaiuallt in-f;miai)rt. Jn -mnu cu-l It m.iy full hut yau itty, I dauU not, It will ha Tiry U-klkUl to lUait who auUVr from the above c-iiw-v Vuur. vtry n'tpeiifultj, X u.'kiin.s'aimi, XUhth. Ulaw CoitcatJt. Trora Ilev. E. D. Fendall, t,1 ll.tT,?rl,Te'J decided ten-fll frora tU ua o'.l IlooiUnd a Ucrman Itinera, "ud htl It my pnvh lege to reeoimni'iid lliemaa a moat tali-uhl toula to all who 01 e iiimrlrg from fcncral dt-UUty ov from Oiaaaa.a ari.lne from dfrajigaiLW.t of Him U.r. vuri trrly, OAUTIOXTi. nooflanrVt Germaa r.wilM art ooLt--rfDlt.. i. iU rmi m lnalurofO.M. each toUl'e. All I1 U-rdlt. Cd liiO wnniwr r.f I, othcra ar oouik- I'rinclpal umee tutl Manufactory at the Her- - ' CHAnrEfl M EVANS. Ueotiao iVutfvtrt, riupritor, t . wlfUM JacnoCo Imi! y IUBflata and Ih aleicla Hedl- FBIOE8. HooftnJ'i Qerman Dlltera, per botu i rjtji ptt bottle, or a half 'doVen for!! . I aU . 1 Ut DO LOt fiH-L'tt tai.mlau UAM it.. 0D lay, Id Qtin to gt tU itiouliie. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIUu J Juuuory J1,IW, DRYGOODS. TITIM.EIi'S STOltK. FHESH AlUUVAIi OP FALL AND WINTHIl GOODS. Tho subscriber htti Jiwt returned from tho cities with another lnrso nnd select nsaortmeut of BPIlINfJ AND flUMMnri ooon pnrchrtaed In New York nnd Ihlmdelrhti. hi the lonoat figure, nnd which ho Is determined to sell on m modern to tcrmn na enn bo procured else witcro in itKntniaburg. llln stock comprises LAP. US' DUI'AS OOODfJ of tho choicest My lea nnd luteal oshIon-i, toKfther wiinnmriro nuaortmrnt of Dry uoods nnd Grr corio. consiatiiiK or tho follow In r nrtlolea I Cm peta, Oil Clot li s, Clotha, Cnaalmerra, 81m wl. Finn tK Is, Hllka, White Oowla. LI net) a, Hoop Ulrt MtiHtlns, itollowwaro Cedar w tire QuetnuwiUr, Ilnrdunro Doota and Kliocs, Data nud Cnpf, iloopNels, Umbrellas. Look ln U.nises. Tobacco, Co trt c, Hujjtirs, Ten, Jtice, Allspice, fjlngcr, Cinnnmoii, AND NOTIONS GHN It ALLY. Iu short, everythltis usually kept In country torei,to which no lnlte the nttentlou of tho public generally. The highest prlcowlll bo pntd for country produce In exclmnae for rihkIs, H. JL MILLI.UA SON, Arcnde UulhUng'f, lUoomsbunj, Ci II EAT RKDUCTIOX IX P1UCKS AT PKTKtl IINT'H STOUT,, IN L101IT HTUKLT, or FA Mj AND "WINTKIt OOODS. Till', aubacrlbcr has Junt tecelvt-d nnd liaa on hand at bla old stand In Light Street, a largo and select ASSORTMENT OF MEKCIIAND1SE purchased at tho lowest ilgxiro, und which he determined to sell on ns mntlrrnto terms as be procured elsewhere In Light SlreH, Y;( CA8It0R C0UXT11Y PHOOUCh, Ills Moek consists of LADIKS' UllKSS GOODS, choicest styles ftinl latent f.iihioii', Ciillciw-i, Miullnt, (llnglmmo, rinnneln, Hosiery, Carpet, Silks, Kliaulx, JtKAUY JtAUi: CLOTHING, Batluetts, Caslmers, Cultonailcs, KenlucUy Jeans, AC, .in ac. GROCEMES, MACKEUyij, Quceusware, Ceilanvale, Hanlwate, Medlolues, Drugs, Oils, Taints, Ac. BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS. In short eei') llilng mnally kept iu n conntry atere. Tlio patronnso of his old friends and the public (generally, W respectfully solicited. The highest laarkct price paid for country pro duce, I'KTI.'U KNT. LlgM Btroet, Nov. 1807. J J. H It O AV E It, Is now oflerlng to the public his Stock of SI 11 IX a GOOD 8 consisting in part of n full line of IXGItAIN, WOOL AND BAG ca it r i: t 8, Vino cloths and cnmlmcre fox LfcJlen' coats, IIANDSOMn IIRMI3 OOODH, of all patterns and qua.lUU, Inlslds nnd Prints of various qualities &xul prices, IIISJICIIES. AND UUOW.V JIUSL1NH, LADJE'S FItENOII CORSETS, AND BALJIOltAli SKIItTS. Good assortment of la DHdr it cjiiLnnuys o.t iters jtoorn. Kresh Oroccrles and Hplcf h. .New abortment GLASS A.VI) HUKKXH-WAltE, PX-NO. 1 MAC II E It E L in one-half nnd oue-fuurth barrels. Now Is the tlmo to mako yfnr selections, as I nmorrcilni; t;oods at very low prices, and our motto Is fair dealing touil, and not to be under sold by any. J, J, liltO W.It. lllooin-burg, April 13, 17. JCTUltHAII FOII CATAWISS 1 THIS WAY FOU IlAItHAINH. Goods to. compare with stringency of tho money marku. Look and comparo prices beforo pur chasing iieuhere. Jiut call at the f.ivorllo busi ness stand of McNINCH A S1IUMAN, and yon will bo met by tho obliging proprietors or their clerks, and shown llnougli their great variety store free of charge, of courbO. They will gle 5011 a fair chanco to spend your lom.s change, they trust much moro profitably than It can be spent elsewhere Their HTOCIC 01'' DIXY OOODS this Hprlng Is much largei tni,U Us varieties than usual. Their LADIES' IIM&.S GOODS aro of the nicest styles, ta market. They have ft flno assortment of HATS, CATS. BOOTS AND SHOES, HUMMUU CLOTHS, CASSINLIS, CAS.SIMl;itIX, AND VUSTINGS, and numerous articles common to such establish ments, beside a general assortment of HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEHNHWAItE, AND GROCIIRIIH, all at greatly reduced prices, They wish to con duct their business on tho system of "PAY AS YOU GO," nud tliey think they can afford to sell cry cheap. They return their thanks for many iast favors, nnd ask tho future patrouago cf their former cus tomeis und tho public generally, JIcNINWI A BHUMAN. IJW YORK PIANO FORTE C O -M V A N Y. (CIUIITUU1P ARCII IS6I.) Manufacturers of GRAND AND HQUARE AGRAFFE 1'IANO-FORTES. ' No, SW and 812 Second Avenue, (oiimcu or a)tb STKEEI,) xr.w vohic 'ic.ni!, 1?.r 'Il'llve Catalogue and Trice List, April Vi,'6s 8m, piiomson'B Crown Crinolines J. Aro Charming for IJghtnc . T liomson's Crown Crinolines Are superior lor Elastldly. rpiiomson's Crown Crinolines Are unequalled for Durability, rphomson's Crown Crinolines X In n word, aro the best In the world, ami more w Idely know u than nny other, At wholesale bv April !l,'ts.3m, ail llroadnayNew York, M. ARTMAN. C II. IllLLINGKll, X. H. KATMAN RTMAN, DIEL1NGER & CO., ' MO.SS) MOUTH TUIlin UIRStT, (.Vfffry ()'j.cli(e Jamil, Ktnt, flantet A Cb.) Wholesale Dealers' In YARNS, HATTING, WADDING, CART1TH Oil, (LOTUS, HIIAUM, KI.Y hhfs, OILtlN 1IAGH, CORDAGE, AC. AI.RO, WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE, usisurs, TKDKKS, T.OOKllia OUISU, f.TC. May II, lsn-ly. JOWE, EUSTON t CO., Mannfaetursrs and Wholesale Dealers in tWTON YARNS, CARTirr CHAINS, IIAllfl, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE, UROOUB, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, LOOK'U elMfiW, CLOCKS, FANCY IIASKIITB TAblX, KIOR, AND CARRIAGE OILCLOTHU.AC., No. aw Market Street, south side, Philadelphia. MISCELLANEOUS. OJIETHINO NEW. The nnderslirned ttM leave fn tnfnrm her friends and tho public, generally, that she lias opened in LIGHT STREET a fresh stock of goods In tho lino of MILLINERY mill TRIMMINGS In connection with Dress Making; and la pre pared in addition, to C0I.OHST11AW It ATA 011 the shortest notice, nnd In tho best style of tuu hii, 1 lives cneap nnu wora nausiaciory. MRS. E. KLINE. Light Street, October f, 1807. M ISS LIZZIE UARICLEY has Just returned from Thlladclphla, nnd has bought, and is now offering tho best assortment or FANCY OOODS, TRIMMINGS, I10NNETB Ac. Ac, ever exhibited in llloomsburg, and is prepared to make up dresses and all other articles of female wardrobe, nt short notice, nnd In tho best and LATEST STRING STYLES. Rooms 111 tho Ramsey llulldlngs, on West Main Street, Call and fee her varied stock of spring Goods. May 1,'Os. THE OREAT PRIZE t ExrOSITUX UNIVF.11SELI.K, TAKtS, lb57. "THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE CO." Awarded over Eighty-two Competitors, THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, TI1K ONLY CROSS OP THK I.KfllON OK H NOR nnd GOLD Jl 12 1) A I. given to American Sewing Machines, per Inipc llnl Decree, published in Iho "Mnnltcur Unlver sel" lOlllelnl Journal of tlio French Empire), Tuesday I'd July, lt.ro, lu these woidsi IFabrlcante, tie Machines acoure exposnnt. Manufacturer of Hewing Machines, Exhibitor. This dou bio first honor is another proof of the great superiority of the Howe Sowing Machines SIHLEY & STH00P3, No. 23 South Eight Street. Agents for Tcnnsylvnnla, New Jersey, Delawai e and Western Virginia. I el). II IH-3UI. rpiIE REST IS THE CHEAPEST! THE hlNGEU SF.W1NG MACHINE HKAIH TIJF. LIST, And leads Ihucolumn J.WS nhead of all others. This .MiuMlin Is I he MOST TOI'l'LAIt IN USE. It uses tho fines! needle of any Machine in ex istence, Any lady wanting n good S E W 1 N G M A 0 II I N E, Will consult her own Interests by buying n MNfJKlt, Jt lo f nbier to run, letirn nntl keep In onlcr tlmn nny Mn chine tn thf world. ovr.n Mo,fto ok tiiks; in cki:. The fullest intrnctlon tflven thwe who pur chase, nud the Mnchlne vii.i. iik WAii'iANrEn to you fur one j cur. l'lcnn' cnll nt my Store nnd fcsitbtfy yournclt:H. Here you wilt hint 'e ilUs, Tiimid uml Hlllc. HAVI1) I.OWLNIirdKJ, Awiit April Ii,aj-tr. Kloonihburi;, In. rpiIK AMKUJCAX HAY KNIFK X AND l'OUIv. W'v IhouiMleiHlKiied citizens u Columbia I'ounty wllnessdl tho trlul of h UnkH on the farm of Mr. I'tin-fl, In Hemlock Township, on Hominy, Muy 7. 1M)U, hetwein tho Aiuerlrnu Hay Knlft) nnd Fork innnufuctured by HMFJUt, VALW, SUUINKH A Co.. of Iwli. liurg, I'a., nnd tho HiiikIcI's Patent Hay Hok. Tho Amerleun l'ork lifted moro hay In ono drnucht tlnn tho Itundel In three. Wo nre satU lied it will tako ns much Imy Into tho mow as two uood horspi enn drnw. Wo nlHo saw tt cnttlnR Imy, nml think tt nmnot ho bent, ma liny knife, nnd chec rfullv recommend It nn tl.ftlvst hay fork and knife iu lme ever seen. t. IllTTKMtKMi:i(, Hit. I C, llAltUWON, Y, 11. Koons, John Dovk, John Dhtiiuck, IUnih. Novfh, Jl. DlGLEMIIXLH, HIV-STElt TlTlWUL, MiciiAi:n Heli.kk, John Woi.k. They nlso mnnufitcture the celtbrnteil Huckeye Kenpcr and -Mower, nml other iigrleultural lmpfe mentb. QOJiUM B I A 1IOUS E, II Y it 1: it n a n i) hto n x i: n . JIavinu lately imrehnwl nnd fitted up tho well-known Uoblson Hotel l'ropcrlytlocattdn vhw uoorjj ajiovi: tjie tounr house, on thetuimo Kkln of tho street. In tho town of Jtloomsburti; nud havlun obtained a license for thu wiine ns a It E STAURAHT, the Troprldor has determined to lve to the pco plo vlslllutf tlie town on business or pleasure, A I.11TLU MOlti: I100.M. His stabling also Is extensive, and Is fitted up to put buggies nnd carriages In the dry. He prom ises that everything about his establishment shall be conducted In an orderly nud lawful manner; and ho respectfully solicits a sharo of the public 1 utronnife. lnyl7'ti7-tlm. JSTAIi LISHEI) 1793. JOItDAN & DUOTHlilt, wiioi.r-SALE anocKitH, nnd Dealers In HAI.TTETItE AND IIHIMSTONi:, No a North Third Htroet, Thllndelphla. J P. HEARD, with I.ITTINCOTT,I10ND4CO., Manufacturers und Wholesale Dealer, tn HATH, CAlW, KUIIH, AND HTItAW GOODS, No. (13 Market Street, Thlladclphla. gNYDHIt, HARRIS & BASSETT, Manufacturers nnd Jobbers of MKN'H AND BOV'H CLOTIIINO, Nob. 625 Market, and 623 Commerce Street, Philadelphia. G, W. 11LAU0N & COn Manufacturers af OIL CI-OTHH AND WlNIXlW MIADEH. Warehouse, No. 121 North Third Street Philadelphia. J II. WALTER, Late Walter A Kaub, Impoiternnd Dealer lu CHINA, GLAHH, AND QUEENSWAKE, No. Ml North Thlnl Htrcet, betkeen Itace anifVlna Thllulelphla. c, ii, iiokni:. w; 4. Kixa. j. n. hkyhkht NJ)REWS, W1LKINS & CO., Dealers lu FOHEIGN AND I)OMIiTIO DUY GOODS, No. HO Market Street, I'hllailelphln. JOHN STROUP A CO., Successors lo Stroup A llroluer, WHOLrWALE DEALERS IN KIWI, No, 21 North Wlmivcs, andSSNeitb Waler HI., Thlladelphla. JUST HKCEIVED TllO Clll'lipOflt HOOI' SKIRTS lu (he county ut Mnr,18,'u-tf L.T.MIAItrLBW, IWs GROCERIES, &c, C ONPEOTIONEltY. The nnitdrslvneil sponlil resnfetrul1v annonnoe to the public, that ho has opened n FlItST-CLABS CONFECTIONEIIY STOIIE, In the building lately occupied lu Ilernard Rtoh ncr, where he Is prepared to furnish all kinds of TI.A1N A FANCY CANDIES, FRENCH CANDIES, FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, RAISINS, e)C AC, C. UT WIt0l.ISAI.1t OH 11KTA1L. In short, a full assortment of all Roods In his lino of business. A Brest variety of DOLLS, TOYS, Ac, suitable for the Holidays. Tartlcular attention given to BREAD AND CAKES, of all kinds, fresh every day. CHRISTMAS CANDIES, OHIBTMAB TOYS. A call Is solicited, nnd satisfaction wilt bo Nov. 22, 1807. ECKHART JACOBS. JEMOVAL OP 0. C. MA R R'S NEW 8 T O It E ro slum's ni.ocK, on Tiir.conNitn or maiiket and iron strkhtts. Tho undersigned having received from tlie city n full nnd oompleto supply of STRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, NOTIONS, TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE, CEDAR AXD WlLLOW-WAtti:, CONFECTIONERY, GLASS-WARE, T O U A C 0 O , A T 8 A N 1) ,? II O 1C S, FLOUR, SALT, FISH, AND MEAT, all of which I propose selling at u very low flguro for cash or produce. S- Cnll and sec. prll 12, 1807. C. 0. MARR. G RAND OPENING GUANO OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING or TALL AND WINTER GOODS, TALL AND WINTER GOODS, FALL AND WINTER GOODS FALL AND WINTER GOODS , FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting ot consisting of consisting of consisting of consisting of dry ooods, dry good's dry goods, dry ooods, dry goods, hats and cats hats and cain, hats and cats, hats and cai"s, hats and cats, hoots and shoes, hoots and shoes, hoots and shoes, hoots and shoes hoots and shoes, ready-made clotiiino, ready-made clothing ready-made clothing, ready-made clothing ready-made cl0t1iiko, looking-glasses, lookino-g lasses, looking-glasses; lookino-g lassos, lAlOKINO-G LASSES. NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS. TAINTS AND OIW, TAINTS AND OILS, TAINTS AND OIIJS, TAINTS AND OILS TAINTS AND OILS, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, UUOCKHir.H, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, tlUEENSWAllE, QUEE.NSWAUH, tJUEENSWAHE, ItUEENSWAKE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE HARDWARE, HARDWARE, TINWARE, TIN WAKE, TINWARE, TINWARE, TINWARE. SALT, SALT, SALT SALT, HALT, FISH, FISH, FISH, KITH FISH, GRAIN AND SEEDS. GRAIN AND SEED'S, GRAIN AND SEEDS, GRAIN AND HEEDS GRAIN AND SEEDS, Ac. AT NEAL NBA I, NEAL NEAL Ml-KELVY, McKKLVY, MrKELVY, McKKLVY, McKELVY, orthwest corner of Northwest corner of Nort hwest corner of Northwest corner of CO.'S,. CO.'S, CO.'S. CO.'S.. CO.'H. NEAL Main and Market Streets .Main anu ai antes circeis, Main and Market Streets, Main nnd Mnrket Streets, Northwest eo iner of 3laln nud Market streets. HLOOMsntTRO, TA., HLOOMMIIIHG TA HLOO.MSlllIRO, TA., HLOOMHUURO, TA., HLOOMSIItllta, TA. IRON AND NAllH, IRON AND NAII.S, IRON AND NAILS, IRON AND NAILS, IRON AND NAILS, In large quautltUs and at reduced rales, olmy on hand. OCHELL, BERG EH .t CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Dealers lu FISH, SALT, CHEESE, TROVISIONS, iav Nos. 122 and 121 North Wharves, above Arch B9- Thlladclphla. Bole agents for Wilcox's Wheel Grease, In bar rels, kegs, nnd cans. AINWIUGIIT A CO., W II O h K 8 A Is E QHOOK RR, N. E. Corner Second andJArch HtreeU, PlUtaADELPUIA, Dealers Jn TEAS, SVItUPS, COFFEE, SUQAU. M0L-MfIC3. hick, hpices, in oAnn hoda, ac ac. a Orders will receive prompt attention. .May 10, ISCT-ly, JJ V. PETEItMAN, with LUTINCOTT A TUOTTKIl, WHOLESALE QHOCKIW, No. ill North Water Street, and No, 20 North Pelawflsf Artnne Philadelphia. WEAVEIt A SIMtANKL, WHOLESALE GHOCEIHES ANDCOM3CI8HION MEnCIIANTfl, No. 225 and 2?7 Arch Street I'hlltulplphla. M. M. MARI'LE, NOTIONH, IIOSIEUV, OI.OVEB. AND KANCVGOOPS, No. SI North Third Street, Thlladelphla. JATELY OPENED. '1 he undersigned uonld respectfully inform the citizens of lIlooinshurKand vlclnll) , that helms Just opened n shop on IronHtreet, between Mlnln andlhlril, where he will follow the cabinet Ala king business lu all Us branches. Orders for MCTAU.IO OH OTIIEU COFFINH filled with promptness and despatdi, llepslrs cheaply made loull kinds of furniture, lnelud. lug Ino reptalllngof eauu.bottoined chairs, l'ut ttrns for castlugs made neatly and expetUtlnus. ly. aud ordeis are sollcltetl elllier 111 personnr ty inall. Tlcturu frames mudo lo onler at short nx tlce. ItOIIKUT HOAX. April K.'M-lf. ERCHANT'B HOTEL, 11 NORTH I0UHTU ST K SET, TIIII.ADKI.TIIIA. J, Jt W. G, M'KIUIlIN, rroprtetor.i May 1, lW7-ly. HARDWARE & CUTLERY. QIIARLES W. SNYDER, PKAIsKIl l!f It A It I) W A It E, IUON. NAir.S, HTEVJa AC, AC. AO. MAIN BTItCKT, HLOOMSIlUIta. riiNN'A. Tako this method of Informing tho citizens of Co lumbia couty, Hint ho 1ms opened no cxtenMve Hardware store ou Main Mreet, in iiioomsuurg, near Iron street, nnd that ho has on hand a LAKUKIt HTOCK AND UKTTKH ASAOUTIID than can ho found any where else In the county, and which ho Intends to noil nt prices which, defy competition. CHAINS, AXES, STKEIj, IRON. I have chains, all nlr.es. nxct. all make nnd weight, idccl, all Ir.e Iron, nil shapes, and all ery low. IlUIIi DEU'H Jl A U 1' W A H ii, of every description. Nails, axle pulleys, sash cords, latches, locks nnd knoVbuU screws, wash fasts, window spring, bane knobs, strap ninges, hasps nnd staples, hooks and tnplc, and I q fact everything needed tn that line, COACH A WAGON MAKI.IUs IIAUinVAHU. embracing almott every thing In Mint line. Alo IIAUNIH MAICJItS IIAimWAHC, Itnckle Japanned; bucltle, ullver plated t hltU of every kind , Uamhs, trimip-id trees: IIamcs, wood saddlo trees, gig trees, glrlh web, wointeii and cotton t thread, silk, aulsnnd needles, tools of all kinds. anoi:.MAKi:us iiAnnwAiti:, A full assortment forcnt tentirs. I ha o t'lain.8 all Ulndsj saws hand, pannel, rip, nnd eimi"ii.s. SQiinrcs steel. Iron, nnd trydorlng miichlne, chUlcs, angers, bevels, mnllcts, braces, gauges, plows, rules, hits, nna auout everything fur car penters fou Tim ruoi'Ln oKNr.itAiii.V' I have coal hods, coal shovels, scoops, coal sifters, hint erns.tablc cut lory, pocket cutlery, plated spoons. plated folks, server, tcannd cof fee pots.lmttcr knl ves.mlll wiws, crosH cu t mw s, circular wvws, gnngsaw, IlIesJiorKORhopsrrcnches.rlvcts.hnm. niers, hatchets, mattocks, plclw, fork, grub bing lues, shovels, spado, spading fot ks, hoes, mkes, bed pins, twlno.skate'i, plows, roflln trim ming!, r.mery, red chalk, white chalk, wire, horso nails, meat cutters, cales, wash boards, horso buckets, wooden palls, clothes pin, glue, door mats, porch mats, par lor mat, corn poppers, paint bandies, horse brushes, slctgh bells, heel calk, enamel ed kettles, brass kettles, coppor kettles, stew kcttles.vaiK'e pnns.biond nxes,iinllH, Hlwlges, euitnlu llxtures, Thlmbleskclns and boxes, Pumps, lead pipe, etc., Tin red rope and hundreds of art Id en uot.inu mended constantly on hand nt ClIAItMM W.KNYDKU'S, Main Street, Illoomsbuig. Q.EORGE II. ROUERTS, ImporUr and Dealer In IIAItDWAltK, CUTWCKV, GUNS, Ac, No. 311 North Third Street, abovo Vine, Thlladelphla. jACOll K. HSIITII. J. It. MKI.T7.KIt g 51 1 T II it H E L T Z E R, Importers nud Dealers in Foreign and Domestic II A It I) W A It E, OU.NS, OUTLH.ItY, 4C NO. m .V. TIlllllmrittKT, AU.C'AI.I.OW'llll.t., TIIII.ADELT1IIA. Nov. lS!,U7.tr. IRON, TINWARE, &.C. N sTATIONAL FOUNDRY, Bloonisbuig, Colnmbla County, Ta. Tho subscriber, proprietor of tho nboe-t imed extensive estnbtlsliment, Is now prepared In re cehe outers for all kinds of MACHINERY FOIt COLLIEUIIX, ULAMT 1'UHNACI-S, STATIONS II Y IINOINIM, MILLS, TIIItCHHING .MACHINr.S, Ac Ho Is olsoprepnnd to niaku htotes of all sizes and patterns, I'low-lrous, uml eveij thing usually mado In llrsl.cla.s I'oundrles. Ills extensive facilities and practical workmen vnrrant 1dm In receiving Iho largest contracts on tho most reasonable terms. Grain of nil klluH will ho taken in cxclinngo for Costing. ThiscstnblUhmcut Is located near tho Ijickp wanna and llloomsburg nallro.xl Depot, Tirri:tt ihllmyf.r. S" TOVES AND TINWAttE, A. Jl. 11UPEKT announccH to hU friends nnd customcis that continues the above business nt his old pUceon MAIN STItELT, HLOOMrtllUUG. CiiHtomcri enn ho accomodated with I'ANCY STOVES of all lilndi, Stovepipes, TJnwaro, and every va riety of artlclo found In a Stovo and TInwnro li tabllshmcnt lu tlmcltlcM,nud on thomuit rciwou able terms. Hepnlrlng done nt the 6hortctt notice. 25 DOZEN MILK-VANS on hand for hale. N JEW STOVE AND TJN SHOP. OH MAIN BTJIEKT, NKAKLY Ol'l'OHITE MILL EH HTO UK, BLOOMBIlUIia, PENN'A. Thk underMlgucd hnsjubt fitted up and opened his new STOVE AND TIN SHOP, lu thlH place, where he In prepared to make up new Tin Wahk or all kinds in his line, mul do icpnltlnu with uentncNN nml illMpatch, upon tho immt reasonable terms, lie nUo keeps on hand KTovrs or vauious iato:unh ahtyli which ho wilt hell unnii tcrnm In Milt tiiiiMiiutft-K. Ulvu him n call, lie Ih a gocd inc(hanlc, and uiber lug 01 i iiu puunc pnirouiiLEe. JAcon Mirrz, I lion in fcb urtr, April Wl. lMi7, TOBACCO & SEGARS. rjyilK ONLY I'liACK to get the best T011ACCO AND CIUAItH, AT WHOI.r-SALi: AND IlIITAIN s at HUNGSlir.UaElt'8, n few doors below the American House. Illoonihburit, Ta. He has the largest and most select of BMOKING AND CIIIWVINO TOIIACCO ever offered to tlio citizens of Uloonisljurg. All the fancy brauds or HUOAIW, and thw best 1'luo-ciit nnd Tlug CIIKWING TOIIACCO, call be had at ills counters. TOIIACCO T1TEH In great varletyiro umong his huge stock. DON'T FOltailT TO CALK II. II. ItU.NHRKUGEK. II W. HANK'S WIIOI.KSAI.F. TOIIACCO, SNUFF, AND CIOAIt YAItr.HOUSi:, No. lltl North Third Street, bttwecu Cherry and Itace, west side, Thlladelphla. YllOlesal.1 Ikaleis In T0I1ACC0H, CIO AT.M, Tl TF-S, Ac. Ar No. 13 North Third Street, nle Market, Thllivlelphla. 0 MNIUUS LINK. The undersigned would lespectlhlly unnouni the citizens of illoomsburg und the public g. rully that ho Is luiinliignii O.MN1HUS LINll between this hlaeound llio ilin..r..fti rull,,.,,. pots uauy (Sundays excepted), to connect with several trains going Houtli nnd West on tho Ci wlnsn and Wllllumsport Itullioad, and w 1th tli Eolug Noi Hi nud Honth on tho lAcliawauun i lilooiiikburg Itullroad, His Omnlbusses aro lu good condUlon, comr dlous and comlottablc, ami charges icasonahU IVrsoas wishing to meet or seo their filends 1 art, cau be accomodated ujkiu reasonable chai by leaving timely notice nt any of the hotels. JACOll I. OIltTON, Troprletor DRUGS & MEDICINES. g A V 13 YOUH MONEY! G It II A T I N D U 0 U M KNTB1 o it i: a t i: n i n n u c r. m n n t bi i giii:ati:ht i n d u c r, m n n t hi) AT Tin: oi.i) diiuo rtoiu'. or L. N. 51 OYER, Whero enn bo found tho t.AnnF-sT and nriT A. soiitmknt ever ottered to Iho cltl.ens of this county, .r Drugs, Chemical, llilnts, Oils, Glass, varnishes, Tully, llrnshis, lljeSluirs, Mixed Taints, all of theveuioof thu best known nmkound nro walrau.cd as pure and unadulterated, 'iho llnest and lari'st stock of V A N fl Y A It T 1 0 I. I". H to bo fount In this or ndJoluliiKio intles 1'orfuini.ry, Hair Dyes, Fancy Soaps, Trushes, Combs, Cosmetics, UnlrOlts, Toilet Article", Htatloncry, Tockct Dooks T O 11 A 0 C O U H . Smoltlr.i; aud chewing, Cigars of all descriptions, Tlpes, Cigar Holders. HOUSEHOLD AUTICI.IM. Lamps, nssortcil sl7es und styles, LAMI'S, ClIIMKKYS, HllABCS, llUHNEKS, MISCCLLANKOUS GOODS. Sponges, Chamois Skins, Calhclers, Hpeeulilins, . Syringes, llrenst Tumps, ltubber Goods, Trusses of all npproved pntterns Ac, Ac, 1. 1 Q U O It H . A lino assortment of uro llquorsfor medical purposes constantly on hand and tho best known kinds of HTO.MACII llll-rl'.lts. TArr.NT JIlijicini-s of eery description, In cluding tho best varieties of pills and tonics. l'lIVSirlAN'H l'ltl'.SCIlll'TIn.V.S CAUKKUI.T.V l'UK l'AHKI). No such slock has ever been piesentcd to the pcopto of this section of country. Tho prices nro as small as Iho stock Is large. Tho Wholesale I't fcrj uro moro favorable lo tho purchaser than ever, as arrangements havo been eil'eetcd with the w holcsato dealers lu the larger cities, so that goods call bo plocured ill Illooms burg as cheaply as lu New York or Thllndelphla, 5Country dealers aro earnestly Invited to study their own Interests, by examining this stock. llcmcniber the place UxciIANQ K IlI.ocK above Uxchnugo Hotel, Main street, llloonisburg, Jan. 31, IMS. Cm "8"? GRAY HAIR. T)ilaUtlicAMiir,U3lAtLatKkis:matl. fiMA Tlil l tho Curo thnt InT fr lu tho Amhuosia that Klnff mad. is. 1UU U tho Mnn who mi bnld and U'li.i now ha men ork, thejr , , lb uwit the Cure ttiat Iny ! In tlio amut.'j!. tint Kliiir made. Thii ih llii) MiiliUu, hnuilfsomo and Ym in irrit-d tlio mna onrc btiM nnd 1 fr.iv. 1 Wlut nw tint rnen lorlin, they nj. lid it"c l tlio A.MJtt.oslv inai iiwg 1 liU Ii the rrfnn, wlm.bytlit? ny, Mnrrlcil tht m.iKiif, huutUomi' nud To tlin man tiiii'p Iml nnd cry, Uut uho now hftn ran. ii luolti, tl.i -I ny, S tlfd"l'.e ho ii-.' t tho Curr thnt lay Mil tlM A Miti 'Tl v, t!nl ttitl-iiii'li'. '1 ' i-t i i ! 11 tl n' a Tn t '-'..iv to irtii' Hi i rrli' h.td tun) y Hi.to1iii-. ftitt, whhU ) Tt ''it. ly- Jf jl'Ut nvl I v 1 1- I't'iil i r ' '',y i te tun .inii'Hi'n i in H it.' y 'iv I, M, TUDD3 00., PrcrRiiroriS. Peterson, H.H. ANnrousM-i: nv I. N. JIOVIUI nnd r. I1. I.UTZ, DriiBKKtH, Hloomsburi!, nnd M. M, UlUillVl, (.'ntawlssa, Jnuuary-1, ISOvit, J 11. MOYKK, WIIOLKSAL11A KLTAIL I) II U O O I H T, COUNEK 01 31AIS ANU IIAKKIIT STKRKTS, iiLoo-Msnuno-, ia., whciowlllbe found n l.iryo nnd fceleet stoolc ol Vvu&h, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. Also all tho l'ATENT 3ILIUCINES OP TJIK DAV, I am aKo prepared to furnish Country Htorea with Civstor Oil, Godfiey's Cordial, TUHLINGSTON'S J1AI.AI( nnd all other medicine kept lu their lino at City prices. tSU I'reHciIptlons cnrefully compounded nt all hours. In medicines, finality Is of tho find. Importance, Illoomsburg, Juno 7, 1SG7 A LLUN it NEKDLHS, KOMIMASL't'ACTUKKU'iANIirnoFHIKIOHS. Of their Improved ( Sl'I'KH TIIOSIMIATK 01-' LIJtE. Also Iho AMMONIATIID l'lntTILIZIIll. 1'KllUVIAX OUANO. Wo sell only No. 1 iccclved direct fiomtho Gov ernment, Super Thosphato In lings or 3Kltbs,each. Trlco S'oi.crCl'lliis, Ammonlnted Tertlllzer, III bags 1 W fts, each. True t35 per UJU lbs. A illscount to dealers on above prices, Airrlcultural Wortts, lleach and Tlmn fllreels. Olllees nnd Mores, It H. Water Htrcet, nnd U Houtli DdiiMaru Avenue. Dialers In nii.s. i'amii.ks and General Com mission .Merchants. Thlladclphla. I'eO. si 1MJ1. J N S U II A N OK A (I K NO Y. Wyomlug IIM.IXO -i:tnn l,00O,0t Commerce , 400,000 I'llllon 800.0UO Noiih America 360,000 city iw.oco Illleiuatloiuil l.lOttyKs) Niagara 1,000.000 Ktuu Llcbtoek 600,000 Tlllnuli &10.000 Merchant! ii'io.ooo Hprlngilcld . 670,CiiiO Insuruneo Company of (state Tenu'u.,... tl.W,000 CouucctkutMulii.il Llfo I0,ooo,i0 Noi II: American Transit 500,000 I'ltttAH I1HOWN, Autnt, nuirsC7-ly, Ui.oomhuvuu, fx. HJIimUSTKll A- nitOTlIlilt, Impottcrsnud Jobbeisof llOSirtltV, OLGVIX, HIIIUrHANDDllAWLIlH, IIL'ITONH, BUrtTi:NDi:itS,
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