The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, June 12, 1868, Image 4

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    THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
j-lunuc.v's grpaitMtnt.
Tlmtl, (lardtii lllnlii.
Whin lliofrull nf cuir Htmwlii'rry
lioda It mvcIUiik tiny .-Mould Iki plcntl
fully wiilr-rctl In thv iitfi-ncc nf ruin. It
lint n mnrkril vfli-vt .ixm tliu perffctiiess
mill t-hu of tliu I'l'rry.
Kill) utTall tlio sin nuts upon tliotock
which you hnvu wt with Kmfls UiU
oprlug- It Will lii'lp to push uIoiik tin
umwth of tho ei'lon. Not unrrtipii ill'
Iy, ktM, nfitr tluy luivu started, tile
for want of onp from tho parent stem to
iiilnln tliem,
The trees transplant l Ihl-t spring
hliould he mulched as soon u tho ground
lieeoim'M dry. Fur thli iurM-c Kfim Is
tf Knod a nnythiiiK. Don't put around
the tree too much at n time, mid repeat
the mulch when It uets dry and thin.
Hhiiiovi' It onto or twUo during tho
tiimuier, mid stir up the ground well
then replace it. It will have mnny a
tree, If the bca.-on .should Ik' hot and
dry, which we think this veif-on will
he.
Your Umpberry and Hlack berry heds
should also ho well mulched. Any
iiuaiitlty of dry Htuff anout a place, c3'
peclally leaves, scrapings, etc., will do,
An application of the contents of n hot
lod H very henctlclal.
A few rndlsh seeds planted around
your eauteloupu hills will ordinarily
protect the vlncuKfliiistthoritrlpeil hut'.
'1 Ids dangerou enemy of the melon
piefers tho radish to tho melon leaves
and tliu-, while feeding on the rndlsh
thu other get tho start of It anil pushes
on out of reuchof dangerous thu leaf of
i oe ineiiiii is aiiacKeo oniy wiiin very
yountj mid tender.
When your Hott er plants yet fioui an
inch and u lialf to two inches high, they
can no tin n lieu out and tranplanted
Jt should lie done after u rain, or tho
Kiound fi om which they aretaUen and
wliltliertheyarepiit should be thorough
i,y moisiencii.
Itadl-hesalwaysdohetter when nlnnr..
ed In new ground, or at least ground
nneruimy nave not icretnforo lii-on
Old gnidciH me the worst places in the
worm mr muHlies. You will nrrely oh
tain any sound ones. Clay mixed witl
mo oiii .-on vitalizes it greatly and w
produce good null-dies.
loinmoc-., I.gg and Cabliiige plants,
alter being s-ot out, generally become
somewhat wilted in their leaves, and
u-uruiiiuui inem irom ttiovfreelsof the
fun belore they become established.
1 Ills can Do prevented by H-tUinr over
the plant, say from eiglitto nlnuor four
in live o'clock in theday, boxes in thu
nliup.) or cones about fourteen inches In
height, open at tho top. Tliey also pro
test the plants against frost. Uy tlio
iiru of tliese boxes a week is gained iu
lime, and sometimes tho plants Nived
tiom severe or fatal Injury. Tin; boxes
will lust twelve or Hl'tceu years.
If you tlnd any of your evergreens to
become lighter In color than Is natural
for then:, or, Hither if you wish the
deepest green attainable, glvo them n
thorough dressing of good barn-yard
manure, extending ns far out as the ex
tremity of the branches, ami you will
Ki'complish your wish.
If shrubbery or fruit trees trausolant-
ed thl sca-on look sickly or backward
in growing, pruno them sharply.
It is the only way to savo them, their
setting out and other things being duly
attended to.
All Raspberry and illnckherry canes
set out this spring should bo cut down
to within six inches of tho ground, If
not done when set out. It will Insure
tho growth of the. new wood, nnd they
will come Into flue bearing order next
year; whereas, should the canes be al
lowed to remain only partially primed,
us other bearing wood, there may bo n
small crop of poor fruit, and only about
halfncrop next year. Somu peoplearo
so eager to get fruit tit once that they
totally neglect this advice.
Those who have not set out "cuttings"
of grapes, bhrubbery, etc., can lay the
branches down, say two Inches under
ground, letting tliu tnd of tho branch
appeur. Sometimes it will reipilre n
forked stick to hold them in their pla
ces. A grapuvlno can bo laid down Its
whole length, and If carefully douo will
throw out a sprout from each Joint,
making a beautiful arrangement for the
trellis. Umiinntoirii 3'ttiyfyijii,
l nu lug Onion-,,
Tin: high figures nt which onions have
been wild the past M'Uaon Will probably
Induce a moiu extended cultivation of
this moot valuable of vegetables. The
most suutsjful onion grower.on iisome
what limited scale, wo ever saw, kept
his ground in high tilth, forming a deep,
rich bed for tho seed. Tho soil wus
thoroughly stirred to tho depth of a foot
or more, and llnally pulverized. When
thus prepared, tliu party commenced
tramping ncro:-s thu beds in tliu lino of
tho extended rows,thus compacting thu
Mill ijuito hard. Jl'lds done, n rako was
used to stir up or rcarlfy tliesurfaeusuf
flelontly deep toeover the onion seeds
lightly or to assure Its germination. In
thus trumping tho onion bed down, af
ter tho soil bus been priijierly stirred
and prepared, thu onions was grown,
during tho prepared, the onion was
grown, during tho period of Its growth,
upon tho surface, causing It to expand
with moro freedom than would have
been thocosu If covered deep In rt mel
low toll, Tho result of this mode of
planting nnd cultivation was thu most
prolific, yield of tho best developed on
Ions wo uver saw. This modo was pur
sued year nftor year, and with una vary'
Ing success. llurul fine I otf.tr.
I'ruiilui;,
Cut down every woruout und worth'
lets tree, It shades and saps tho ground
usually with a dump of suckers. Cut
away all sprouts from tho roots of your
trees. An hour spent arouud u good
tree Is time well Invested. Wu have
been pained at seeing hi many orchards
utterly neglected In this .State, flood
furms In other respects uro frequently
dMlgureu by then? unsightly orchards,
It should not bo so. Theru Is no reason
why a man who lookv well after his
horses, and sheep, should not also look
well (o Ills orchard. Maine Jhmier,
Wood Abheh roitflniAwiiKititiKs
There Is no better fertilizer for Htraw
berries than ashen. A ontemporary enye
iinu of the beet crops he ever had was
ialsd when theouly monare used was
wcod uslim. All soils will not alike bo
benefited by tucb au application ; but It
U alwiiys wife to two ashen In connection
with other manures. If ashen oulyaro
used, thoro are fewer woods, as no s-ceil
can Ihj Introduced by the manure.
or the ilounij -foil;;..
lloitkr) 1.
A MKiiltv young huiit-num, named
l'eter, was once riding briskly along
through a wood, one while winding his
horn and another singing a mrrry
song s
" Merrily tl.tcs lln ImtiiMunn bout,
Hlllhesome unit gay rTilvit lie I
lh tvlliils his horn, nlid he bend; Is bow,
t'nder the tiuTtnwKHl tree."
ts he Journeyed along, there came up
little old woman, nnd said to htm,
"(lood day, go.nl day, Mr. Huntsman
bold ! you sopiii merry enough, but 1
nni hungry and thirsty , do pray give
me some'hliig to eat." So l'eter took
pity on her and put hi- hand In his
pocket, and gave her what he had.
Then he wanted to go hN way, but she
took hold of til ti i r ami nlil, "l.l-ten
Mailer l'eter, lo what I am going to
tell you ; I will reward your Kindness,
Oo your way, und nfterallttle time you
will iiiniu to a tree, where you will
feu nine birds sitting upon a cloak
Shoot Into the mliM of them, nnd one
will fall down dead. Tliu cloak will
f.dl too i take It as a wlshlng-cloak, nnd
when you wear It, you will find your
self at any place you may wish to be
Cut open the dead bird, toko out Its
heart and keep It, and you will find a
pleco of gold under your pillow every
morning when you ripe. It Is the bird's
heart that will bring you this good
luck."
The huntsman thanked her, ami
thought to himself. "If all this do
happen, It will bo a One thing for me.
When ho had gono a hundred steps or
so, he heard a wreamlng und chirping
In the branches over htm j so ho looked
up, and sawa flock of blids, pulling u
cloak with their hills and feet j scronni
lug, lighting, and tugging at each other
as If each wished lo have it himself.
"Well," wild thu huntsman, "this Is
wonderful j this happens Just as thu old
woman said." Then he shot Into the
niltM of them, bo that their feathers
flow all about. Off went the flock chat
teringaway; hut ono fell down dead
nnd thu cloak with It. Then Peter did
us the old woman told him, cut open
the bird took out thu heart, nndcarrlei
the cloak homo with him.
The nevt morning, when ho awoke
he lilted up ills pillow, and thero lay
the piece of gold glittering underneath
tho same happened next day, and, In
deed, every day when ho nron-. IIu
heaped up a great deal of gold, and at
lust thought to himself, "Of what iisu
Is this gold to me wlill-t I am at homeV
I will go out lulu the world, and look
nbout me."
Then he took leave of hi friends, and
hung his horn and bow about his neck.
mid went his way merrily as before,
singing his song:
Merrily rUloi the liimt-ui in bold,
UlltluvKitiic nml guy rides he:
Itc wllttts hU hum, uihl hit bends Ms how,
I'lulei'tlie green wissl tuie."
Now it happened that ids ruad led
through u thick wood, at tho end of
which was a largo cnstlo In a green
meadow j and at ono of tho windows
stood an old woman, with n very beau
tiful young lady by her side, looking
about them. Thu old woman was n
fairy, and isho said to tho young lady,
who-enamo-wmJIutn. "Thero comes
n young man out of tho wood, with a
wondorful prize ; wu must get It awny
from him, my dear child, for it Is moro
fit for us than for him. Ho has a bird's
heart that brings a pleco of gold under
his pillow every morning." Meantlmo
tho huntsman camo nearer, and looked
at tho lady, and said to himself, "I havo
been travelling so long, that I should
like to go Into this castlo and rest my
self, for i have money enough to pay
for anything I want ;" but thu real rea
son was, that hu wanted to seo more of
tho beautiful lady. Then ho went Into
tht house, and was welcomed kindly;
and It was not long before ho was so
much in love, that hu thought of noth
ing else but looking at Meta'scyes, and
doing everything that sho wished.
Then the old woman said, " Now is tho
time for getting tho bird's heart." So
Mcta stolu it away, und ho nuver found
any more gold under his pillow ; for It
lay now under Meta's, and thu old wo
man took It away every morning i but
ho was so much In lovo that ho never
missed ills prize.
" Well," s tld the old fulry, "wo have
got thu bird's heart, but not thu wish-lug-cloak
yet, and that wo must also
get," "Let us leave him that," said
Metuj "hu has already lost all hU
wealth." Then tho fairy was very an
gry, and biild, "Such a cloak Is a very
rare and wonderful thing, nnd I must
nnd will have it." So Meta did as thu
old woman told her, and sat herself at
tho window, und looked about tho coun
try, and .seemed very sorrowful, Then
thu htintman said, " What makes you
so sad 7" "Alas, dear sir." said she.
'yonder lies thu granite rock, where
all tho costly diamonds grow, and 1
want so much to go there, that, when
ever 1 think of It, I cannot help being
sorrowful; for who can icach It? only
thu birds and thu tiles, man ciuiuut,"
"If that's all your grief," said hunts
man 1'oler, "I'll take you thero with
all myheait." So ho drew her under
his cloak, and the moment ha wished
to buon thu granite mountain, they
wero Ixith there.
Tho diamonds glittered so on all sides,
that thoy were delighted with tho sight,
and picked 11(1 thu flucst. Hut tho old
fairy mndo a deep drowsiness come up
on him ; nnd ho said to tho young lady.
" I.ct us sit down and rest ourselves a
little, I am so tired that 1 cannot stand
any longer." So they sat down, and
ho laid his head In her laiiund fcllaslop;
and whilst hu was sleeping on, tho falso
Mcta took tho cloak from his shoulders,
hung It on her own, picked up the dla.
inonds, and wished herself at her own
homo again.
When poor Peter awoke, nnd found
that his faithless Mcta hud tricked him,
and left him ulono on tliu wild rock, ho
said, " Ahu what roguery thero is in
tho world I" And there ho sat In great
grief and fear upon tho mountain, not
knowing what In the world he should
(10.
Now this rock belonged to fierco gl
ants, who lived upon It ; mid as ho saw
threoof them strhllngnbout, ho thought
to himself, ' I can only save myself by
feigning to lie nslee ;" so ho laid him
self down, as If he wero In a sound ilccn
When thu gtinlH eamu to him, thu first
kicked him with his foot, nnd said
" What worm Is this that lies hero curl
ed up?" "Tread upon him and kill
him," said tho second. " It's not wortl
tho trouble," Mild the third; "let him
live: ho will go climbing higher up tho
mountain, aim some cloud will romo
rolling nnd curry him away."
(ONTIHCUi.j
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
IIOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
Hoofland's German Tonic.
I'rciurr,l hf ir. c. 31, JntUion,
rmuiiitri.u, Vi.
'J'te Great ftancitiei
rpR 11L IIUBIIM or TBS
i.ivnt, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE OUOAKSi
Hooflaud's German Bittora
It com pon nJi'J of the puro Julcci, (or m they r
mclldnully term rsa eJ. XxtracU) of
nj Hark, nuk
highly eoticeiv
lyreerpm
In if ii )n.'nration, I
irnttHi. an. cut ru
ivAcic Oitmxturt tfanjf limt.
Hoofland's German Tonio,
U a com! Ination ct all Urn InffrMicnti of the
lllrarn, with tho pure, nnallty or tn'd Cm
Hum, Dratitp, vie . muklntr ono of tho moat
iik'flfjuit utiil ogrcvalla rcuiedlci ever oflVrcd to
ti.e im'.llc
Tlioie irofi'iTlntt n MMldne free from Alco
holic fMlii.lxture, will um
Hoofland's Gorman Bitters.
In cacs of nerroui ilopreplot), when torn
nVoIioIIc etlraiilui Is ncct'Mary,
Hoofland'a Gorman Tonio
houM te ubcJ.
The Hitter or the Tonle ro loth equally
r;oo. I, ami contain the 1.1010 medicinal rlrtue.
The toraach. from a variety of cacei,uch ct
ltidiiti-iilon, Dja . pepsla, Nmoni
lc-U-ty, etc, fa fifljm very apt to have
Ita Mnctlom do (Fi JW rmej The
iilt of wUch it, vktW that the patient
miuYm fiom teveral or mora cf the following
ill !!?!
Constipation, riatutenee, Inward Tile
Fulness of Blood to the Head,
Aridity of tho Stomach, Nauoea,
llpartburn, Disgust tor Food,
1 utness or Wetttnt In the
titomaoh. Sour Erne
tntions. Sinking or I'lut
torinK at tho Pit or tht
Storonch, flwlmmlnff of tho
Ilenrt, Hurried or DilTlcult Brcath
luff, Fluttorlnir nt tho lloait, Choklns
or yuirorutlna: Sensations when in
a I-yinn ronturo. Dimness of
Viaion, Dots or webs before
tbe Slyht, Dull l'aln in
tho Head, Deficiency
or Fersniiatlon, Yellow
ness of tho Skin nnd Kyes,
Pain In tho Side, Hack,
Chpst, Um fJtTmk bs.eto.,Sud
donJFlushesof WR JW Hoat, Burn.
Injf in, tho lar Flesh, Con
stint Imaalninns of Evil, and
Oroat Depression of Spirits.
Una rcmeJIei will effectually cure Llir
tornplalfit. Jaundice, Djupopalo, Chronlo or
Nvrvoui Debility, Chronlo Diiirrhcra, DUoaae of
tho Kldiicjn, and all DUcasei RrUlnj from a
Disordered Uvcr, tjtomach, or Intcatluia.
ItairLTixo from ist Cmi wiiititkh;
PJtOST tt AT J ON OF THE SYSTEM,
JjLCCID BT HlVIBB LiROB, UABDSIIiri,
EirOICKB, VSTBK0( BTO.
Then la no mcjllclao extant eqial K thfM
rtjtuedlea la auch Ani. A. tona ul vigor la tin.
parted to lha whola ByaUra, tho Appttlto la
Slttngthened, food ta enjoywd, tho
tomach dlgoati Tf? promptly, tho
btood I purltlcd. IW (lit eoraplixlon
tccomca aouod and Ubw healthy, the yil
low tliiffo la ermUcntod from the eye, a bloom
It given to tba cheeks, and the weak and oerroua
tma'ld becomcaa strong and healthy belog.
Persons Advanced in Ufa
And fee.titi the hind of time weighing hfaviii
upoo them, !th all Ita attendant lha. will tlnd 1b
thsuae of thla IiriTKItH.or the TONIC, aa
eltxlr that will iiiiill ni.w life into thulr elaa.
restore In a meiiiro tho energy and ardor of
inore jouthful dae, tulld up their ahruukan
formi.nrui gie hua'lh and happlucii to their
remaining)!, aia
NOTICE.
It U a well CBtaWUhed fact that fully one Lalf
pf the ft'tnalo pur r tion of o.ir pvpu
Utlou uro yel lorn mr n ti,e enjojmi-nt
of sood l.e.ilih.or, m to UM liutt own
expri-luii."iieUT U.'.i-j w.i Tjlcy
liruhmguU.dold of all energy, extremely nor
voui, hiid hii u 1 0 appL-tUe.
rTiK".cI'l'or.Ih:rh,,na llie BITTKU9, cr tho
ros 1C, U ctpcvUl'y rccomuwiidtd.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Ar inji U rtront iy tlifl we of cither of thp
Vi'".'?!!1. TW "'J1 .'m ""t MA.
UASMlN.witliomfilL
TlioiuA'ul. of cttm-'fttM lnt iccumutawd "u
lite luniltof lli .rtrrUlnr, but unift WIU allow
pf tl.o .ulillcatluu of l a few. Thoe, it will
le l...-i ir mrn of r.i U nj of lull! tUn I
bij lint II. mu.t U luliaiol.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Oeo. V. Woodward,
Oil'Jhttin iff tin Nujirtint Cottrtef 'a , nrlt.
. .. ',,,a I'd'". Mth 1. w;.
"I Uti.I .llnof- .1S,. Urrnvi
lllllfn'l.p.l lotjr, uicful lr
ol...i.M iK.ill Ki.ilt. oriiMit,
finlof tn-al Ikii M na nil la rn.i'iol Jf
llltly, uml want of mnoti mtioii In tho i)im.
" 1 oun tnt'v,
"OLD W WOODWAUD."
Hon. Janc3 Thompson,
JuJjt tt.t Wiimm Cujrltf ' iiy.'iiit.K.i.
'Ai7j.l;7J.lt ,i r.l US, 1SIW
1 conilltr 11 inj-M Uirtiu'i l:m..n'
ruliKible mtiltaitt In rjwi of MLickt of l!-llti-
Hon or J)v.n I ran ccitifi llil. from my
tliriUmi.rl It
" Voiirr, w Itlt r .nirl,
"JAui;a TiitiMlwiN "
From Rev. Joseph II. KcrmrJ.
DI).
llrJ.iflti IKvirHIr- I It ivw Uim r-'(in ntlv
ri-jtK-tiil ti. (inini'i't my n oun wt'li ihui-
(l.otom or d i,u 1 t l.li.a of int.ll , 11. .
tiilj.lll! ll.i- I-l . , tl.vj. ...I of ,, ,
l'iro(.rl.ilo -TfV1 .i.liiii- I lui.l.i
iroof I11 ituluu lu l'itt'.mn-i..iii.li.i.
il.'U'rlyln in) own (null), uf tho u..fo ..i of
llr. lloorliiiU (Icruun l..tti-ii, I .lojuirl i n oiilu
flOIQ 11 IUU41 CuUlw, to rlLUHa III) III ' iollit
tloll llut, fur qiHtiit ifi'.i'i y ( Hit .rn, it.! i
rM-ilj;yr livrr tmo i.l, il n a tJ ..!
ruliiul.,,,,,;.!, ,,.,. In olllllTO"L II I,,., Mi;
but imi ii'j. 1 Juiili not, n . uiri Uinl'ul
to thou- M lin niirlfr from Um uUn .mi..
wutn, ur rirtHstliillv,
J. II. KLNNAIIIl,
1-ll.htli, bvlow Cojlo bt
From Rev. E. D. Fcndnll,
JitttUht Aififur (Vou,'i'iin (.Vuawn;.! JViifaJil-
1 hiil.
I hut. derive! .lecMct Ict-'IIi from tin u.o of
llooflund Uirinan Winn, ud f.-l it my i nil
Uje to recommeiul them o. uo.t t uluablo tonlo
to .11 jiLoiiieuilUrlm from oi.crl debility or
flora rilKMtl oiUlnir from duranuvmint of tho
llvtir. our lrLly,
U. U. TESDALL.
OAUTIOW.
Uonfland'a dcrmaa Hemedlel ftr. counterfeit.
JALKrlONUon ,H k the wrapper of
"fwf iELjP oU"r '
rrliielpal OITJ.-a and Uunufaetory al th. O.r.
marl Uedlclna Mtoro, No. Ml AllCII Blrwt, TM1
.delpbla. 0HAHLH3 M. EVANS.
Urrmao tru(zUt, 1'roprletor.
1 . ..Iforiiierly 0.U JcoOo.
Fur lalf 1 all J)iujtUti and Dealtia In Uedl.
aluaa.
nooaand'i Oirmu Ditlers, per botUa ,1 M
Moojarid'i airman Tonlo, pal tipU qiVti ' "
pottioe j a
pl botlla, or a half douo for J U
HF Do not forget to aiamlna well the trtlcU)
ou buy, In order to tit Ihv gtu jlna.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC,
January 81, lwu.
DRY GOODS.
jyj-iLLKn's sTom:.
l'lU.ll AHUlVAIi UF
PAMj and wjntku GOODS.
Tho hubicrlhcr hns Jti-t returned from tlie elites
with nnothcr largo nnl scleet iwiortmcttt of
SWUNO AND flUMMMl OOOPM,
mrclmetl In New Yorknnil Dillndelpliln. at tlio
lowest flfiuri', nnd which ho li delennlneil to fell
on nt intxlfrftto ti-rini an eau bo procured clue.
wliero In llloomsbttrtf. llli htoclt cotiirlses
of tho i lioleent Hty)oi nnd latest futhtonft, together
with f mrgo .nHHorttnent of Dry uockii nnd uro
eerlot, conshtlng of the follow Ing nrtlclei (
Cnrpetn,
Oil Cloths
Cloth i,
Cnssltiien r,
S1mwl
Klannel
KIIUh,
While Good-,
Til in n t,
llonp BUlrtN,
Muslins
Ilollowwiiro
Cednrwjvro
Ouceniwiirc. Ilmdwnrc
Hotti nnd (Shoes
llntt nnd Caps
i loop Nets
Umhrellns
lAmklng-Uhvwes
Tobftcco,
Coirec,
hlugars
Teat,
Itlco,
AlUptce,
OIiiRer,
C'lnnnmon,
m Nutmegs
AN1 NOTIONS OKN It ALLY.
Iu abort, everything tisunby kept In country
stores to which n Invito tho attention of tho
public nenemlly. Thphtuhest prleowlll be paid
fofouutry priKluce In exclmtige forgoodi.
s. ir. MiLi.i:n akon,
Aifiuto llulldhiES lllooniiiburc, l'rt.
r UK at kkductiox in ijuoi:s
AT PKTint KNT'M HTOUi;
IN LIGHT KTltT.r.T,
OK
SPUING AND SUMMKK HOODS,
Tlin subHCtlber has Just iccelved und has on
h.iud at hit nit Maud In Llftht Mlrcet, n largo nnd
aelect
AssoimtKNT or jtKnciiANnisE
purchased nt tlio lowest llgure, and which he
determined to Nell on nt modeinto terms as
he procured elsewhere In Light Htiett,
FOit cash on couxTxr jwoncch.
( IIlsiUoclcconsMuor
t i.aiurs it phs nnnns.
- t
cholceht sl Ilk and luti tl fashloiiH,
tillco-.-s, Mtullns
Ginghams Klannrts.
Holeiy, Carpets,
SllUs, Shuwls,
JIKADV MADK (MOTUINU,
hJlttniHlS CuHslmeis
Coltoiiadcs. Kentucky Jeans,
iC., AC AC.
aiiocKitn:s, iackkiovij,
0.uee ii. ware, (Vrtanvarc, llardwHU', Jledlclnes,
Dmgs, oils Taints, Ac,
HOOTS A S1I0KS, IIATfc A- CAPS.
In short everything usually kept In n eountry
Htore. Tho patronago of hU old fileiid and thu
public generally, Is lcpcctfulty solicited.
'1 he highest market pi Ice pat Id for country pi o
duce. nrn:u i:nt,
Light Hlreet, Nov. 8 ItfCT,
J J. U Jt O V E H,
Is now oflcrlng lo tho ptibllo hln Stock of
A' P Jl I -V a GOOD A'
consisting In pnil of it roll lino of
INCiUAIN, WOOli AND It AO
c a it i i:t h,
1'lne clollLS nnd casstnicro for Ladles' coaU,
UANIfOMK DltUSS COOIM,
of nil rmtlerns nnd qualities, Inlaid and Prints
oi annus qualities nun price,
IlI.nACIIKIl AND IIROW.V .MUULINM,
I.ADIE'S KltEXOir COltSETS,
UAIiMORAL SKIItTS.
Ooud usHortrncnt of
LADJW & CJUUmKm UAlTKJiS& J100TS.
rreih Oroctrlcs find f-pIctH. New nhhortment
OLASS ANI QUKKN3-WA11K,
F X N O. 1 MACK E 11 E h
in one-half and cmc-fburth barrels.
Now It tho time to make jour selection., as I
nm offering goods nt scry low pilces, nnd our
motto U fair dealing to nil, nnd not to bo under
sold by nny. J, J, IHIOWIIU.
Uloomsburg, April 12, 18o7.
JEW YOKK PIANO KOUTE
C O SI V A .N r.
(CIIAHTEllKIi I AltCII liStW.1!
Manufacturers of
OH AND AND fiQUAHK
AOHAFFE PIANO-FOUTES,
No. 310 nnd 312 Second Acnui',
(COKNIT. 01' SOth hTUKKT,)
NI.W UJttK
Ht'Hd lonh'hf rlptlve Catnlosuo aud l'rhe Llt,
A pi 11 1,'C-I m.
fPhonifiOiiM Crown Crinoline?)
J. Are Charming fur LUhtuthH,
rpliomsons Crown Crlnollner
Aiu Supcilor lor I.Intlclty.
rpiioiimon'B Crown Crinolines
Are uuiqtmlh'd for ImntUUtj,
'phomson'.s Crown Crinolines
X In n word, nre the best In tho world, am
more uuiciy unoun itiau any uiucr,
THOMSON', LA NO DON A Co.,
April '-M,'6Snm, ;K)1 Ihoadway New Yoik,
M. ART MAN, (', II. lilM.INUKit, r It. ItAlMAN
HTMAN, DJIjIjINOER & CO.,
no, NoiifH fiinin uti.kkt,
tA'twitf opposite Jamei, Ktnt, MinUe A Cb.)
Wholesale Dcalcrn In
VAKNH, HAITI NO, WADDINO, CAHTlTS
Oil. CLOTH, AIIADF.H, I't.Y MUK,
CHAIN I1A0H, C011I)A0i:t AC. ALSO,
WILLOW AND WOODLN WAUK,
UKUH1IEH, TKUNK8, LOOK I NO (ILAMEtf, IfTC,
May lu,lStl7-ly.
JOWE, EUBTON t CO.,
Mamifacturorri and Wholtsale Ik-hIcih In
tHilTON VAUNH, CAIU'ET CIIAINH,
itArrn, wickh, th: yaunh, cohdaok,
HIIOOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WAItK,
L001CO rJVHHi:H, CLOCKH, TANCV HAHKLTH
TAI1LE, FIXJOU, AND CAIIUIACJK
OILCrX)TllH, Aa,
No. 6o0 Market Btreet, couth hid,
Ililladelphla.
roovik a. "r:
ItiiuFINd In roll., reii.lv to l nnHwtilown.
HOOF1.NU coBlliiK uniiii km. nnd more Uurnbls
than 1 in.
UOOi'jNa tliotcnn lio nn.llcil by ouy urillnury
workman. '
ItOOf'INU Uml will uot npnml or coulrnct ly
, . tlieocllouof thowtnllicr.
IlOdKINO Hint Is nilniiteil lo .icon or flnt ronfa.
Kenil fur a Min nlu una clrrulnr. llllADV HOOI'.
I.NO LI)., Rt Mniaon I.nnc, Now York.
Mny 15,'08-3m.
! or liniul or liorae-jiowe r, nrUnowlrdKC d tlie last,
eat, rnalcat. and In every way licet In use, l'or
snlo iiy J. It. HIX'ATUU A CO., lienlera In Ag
ricultural IiiiiiUnutila.cte., Html lor Illustrated
Circular, Mny, 15,'iw-Sm,
JOHN 0. YKACIKH A CO.,
Wuolnnle Dealer. In
HAW, CA1-H, HTIUW (100 DM, ANI
FUltS,
No. 237 North Third Hired,
rklladelpula.
UTUAI, I.IFK INSUltANCK CO,,
OV NKW YOllK.
i 8. WjmTON, I'mhlent.
Orow Aawilal F.W. 1, W 2S,SI9.S19 H
Incoan. lor 1M7 a 7h0 1K5 uo
DIvM.ud inild J'ollcy holders Iu ibut. wl
IiiiBMl llutnal Company In tlio worlJ,
lteiluctlnn of llntes,
.. t ..... .. J01tN - 1 "HESSE, Asent.
MnlehHlllS.ir. Illoomautiin, l'u.
RAIL ROADS.
TvronTinuix okntuaij
HAIL-
X1 WAY.
On nnd nfter Mny 10th If OS Tmlnt will
IcftvoNouniUMiiF.itLANn ns follows t
NOUTltWAIll).
IMA, m., Daily tn AVIUlnmsport, (except Huiulnv)
for lllmlrn, CaiminlalKim, llochenier, iiun.uo,
Kiitotitlit ttrliltrn. nml N. r&lbi.
tfM i". M lhtlly, (oxcepi Hundays) Tor r.Imlm nnd
lIiHlalo vIa l.rle l.alhvay from Klnilva,
p.m., Pally, (except Bundnys) for Wlltlnmi
' tuains fcoirrmvAui).
P. 1 4 A.M. lnlly (except Monday's) for llaUlmore,
WILMINGTON AND I'HILADKLrillA.
ll.fio A, A, D.illy(oxceptKiindfty)forUaUlmore,
wuHuinion ana fit iaicnum.
I;i). H. YOl'NO,
Oenernl Paciigsr Agent.
T ACKAWANXA AN'I) 11I.00MS
I j itriin tt ttt.ttiiAti.
tui Rint nft.-r Mny lltli, W Vawngor Train.
in i mi nt iiiiiuwn I
Routlt, OolngNorlii.
lmsc Arrlto Arrltc
p. in. n. in. i. in.
.WU ll.iu P.l"
I.onvo
i.m in,ai Mi)
l.ll in.ou Mil
i..vi r.n wtJ
5,.i) ll.ul 7.!W
Ml H.Til UM
fl..Vi 7.M 8. ID
7.01 7.IK1 CM
M 7.0J n.
AriHc Loiivo I.f:tM
8.S1 Cii 4.15
u. iti.
5.SII
.. (l.ftl
.... IWH
.... C
... B.flt
n.lil
.. V.10
Arrlvo
Hcrnuloit.
IMIIloii
KlllRIOtl
lMvimmlli
Hhlckahlliuy,
I IVlfc
tltnolll
Kupcrt
Ihintlllc
XorlliM
CM
The ll.lOTntln nt Hcrniitott iiinltrN coiuifctloin
Willi i:xprcR9Tinln for Xow York nt 3 nVliHlc
p. in,. nrrltliiK 1 Now YnrlcP.W ). in.
11. 1 v...'. .....
I WTJ. 1MI7.
llIIlIiADKIil'IUA' AND IMUK
JL ll.MI.UOAU.
WINTHlt TIMi: TA11IX.
TIIKOl'all ANtl DIltFCT 1101'TB 11KTWK1CN rillLA
liKM'HM, TlALTlMOItF, IfA UlllSU VltO, Wllv
I.IAMtt'OllT, ANI1 Till'.
ouhat oir. m:aioK or nisxsYr.VANi.v
Kol'.ClAST mxcfixa CAM
On nil Night Trnlni.
jh nun nun .mu.muii i'ii um ii'-', iiii-
TrnliiH on Iho Philadelphia A Ih lo Hall Hoad u 111
On nml nfler Mosnw, Mav 11 lit lviW,
the-
run ns ioiios:
WI-STWAIID.
MAIL Tit A IN Phllnthdiddn lt.nn.MV
" " " Notthumhi;rland...0.1.ji..m
M ' nrr.nt Lilo H.rOp.m,
UUli: I'.XPIirwlcavcH PhlhutcIphia...liOO m.
" " Nort'd BaWpain,
" " nir.nt Crlc 10.(i?u.m,
l LMII A MAIL leilMr i ladcliHiia N.lion.m,
' " ' Norih'd 4.ip.m
an. ai j.uciiiuimu ..i)ii.ui
IIASTWAUD.
MAlLTlt IN lcnvcH Krle 11.00 run.
" " " ?,'orthil lLfii n.iii.
" " arr.nt ridliulclphl.i T.IOn.ni.
Lllli; LritIH lcnc Crlc -.lUp.m
" " aVfitfd lMHa.ni
M nrr.nt I'hiiadclpliia l.(K)p.ni,
LLMIHA MAIiaca(H lotlc llitNcn UOa.m,
" " North! I.Utin.m
" iiri. nt I'hlliiileliiliiii fl.ll)n.lil
Mall nnd I'spiesi connccls lth nil tinlnu on
WAUIlLjaN A ril.NKl.I HAII.WAY. CnsstMi
Kers lo.ning Philadelphia nt 1J.U0 M. nrrho At "i
i 1 1 ml lilt lit it H n i.i nu.Ulll I'lli'til II JVl fi m.
Leaving rhiladcljihlant S.UO i M. niilvo Oil nt
City nt -J .'M p. in.
All tialns on Wmii'ti it rianklln Itallnny
make close rnnncitlau ut oil City itn lln1n lor
1 ranlcl In anUVti oleum Cent ic. JIaKgago checked
i nrnuKit.
A. L. TYLl.lt,
Oeneral Superintendent, Wllllaiiifpoil.
READING ltAIIillOAD."
HCMMKI! AllUANOKMLNT, May Wlh PtH.
(Iteat Tiunk Lino fnun the North nnd North
west Tor l'hlladcIihta,New Voik.neaohiit, I'otls
vilh, I'ttmiuiun, Ahlaul, Lebanon, A I kn town,
Lnston, Cnlirala, Llti?, Lanensler, Columbln.Ae.,
'liaiiit leuo llnirlshuri for New York, as lol
Iowh: At '.'."iO, .VJinnd s,lin. m 12,1') nnnti nnd
A ,1ip.iii,,ioniHrtliu: with Minllartralnson
the Pa, ICallroad, und nnlvlni; nt New York at
M, U,W A lift li. in.. A- 3n 7,lt A la,W p.m.
sheplng cms nccoinpan Ing the a.m. nnd
V'Vi p.m. trains without c hange,
Ltao llarilvburg lor Iteadlng, Cotlsvllle, Ta
mmiua, MlnciNVllIc, AKlilaiul, I'ltie (Jio e. Allen
town and 1'hlladelphU nt f,li) a.m., nnd y,(J. and
l.lu n.m.. istoiiDim; at Li bauon and nrineinal wav
Mntlous; the 1,1'Jp.m, making couneetioni tor
l'hlhidelhhla nnd Columbia only. I'or Pottsvllle
l-huylklll Ilaviu aud Aubmu, hi .Vhu Iklll
nnd HUNrjuehatuia Hallioail, leau IlarrNburg tt(
:j,ri p.m. Uttuming: Leun New Yoik at I'.t'O
a.m. and l..U) m., nnd .itJJ nnd (,wp.m. sleeping
eaiMnceompan Iny tho ti.00n.ni.,and.j,0i) nnd s,m
p. m., trnins ulihout i hange. Way raseiiger
Train lc.iws Philadelphia nt "(.TO n.m., reluming
from Uemlingnt (!,'!) li.m stopping nt nil Mallon
I'ottsvlllont yjn, tu., nnd 2,i,jp.ni,, Ashland t'.Ui
n.m nnd li!,!!) noon, nnd t-'.uj p. m., Tamaiu.i at
$,m n. m, nnd l.oonnd Ki p, m.
Loae l'oltavlllo for JIau Wmig, via Hchuylklll
nnd Susquehanna. n.vilro.id nt 7, It) a.m. and l.'.ty
noon.
Heading Accommnihitlon Train leaves Heading
nt 7,!W n.m. , returning from Philadelphia ut .1,15
p.m.
Putthtow u Aecnmniodfttlon Trnln:lrnvcsPotts
tov. n ut (,!" a.m.,, a turning, k-aeH Philadelphia
ut J,:w p.m.
i'uUnulila llntlrond Traine. leave UeinlliiR ut
7 .'it a.m.. und (j-n ii.m, for i:ilirutn, I.lti. i4incan-
tcr, Columbia, Ac.,
IViklouiiii Hall ltoad Tinlus leavo I'erklomen
.function at a.m., and o.-Vi p.m. Kettnniug;
LeaveSkinpnek nt (l.ll a.m., und J,l p.m., eon
ncctlug with fcl m liar t mint on iteadlng Itnllroud
On Holidays, U ave New Yoik nt 8,li) p.m., Phil
ndelphta n,w n.m, nud:i,Ip.m., tho NOti a.m. train
running only to Heading; Potlsvilh s.uo n.m.:
Hairlsburg ,i.'J. a.m. and J,l() and l,'l-i p.m., nnd
Heading ut l.lu and i!,V nnd 7,1 "i a.m. for Iluuli
burp, and 7,'mJ a.m., nnd 11,10 p.m. for New York,
nnd ,- p.m. for Philadelphia,
Commutation, Mileage, Scavon, School and Lx
cirrsIon lleketM to nnd limn all poiupt, nt i educed
rules,
Hagg.igoaheiked through; 100 pounds allowed to
enih passenger.
O. A. NICOLLH,
Oenerul Superintendent,
lteadlnj:, Pa., Mny au, ImX.
HE ST IS THE CHEAPEST!
Till. MNOLIt HIAWNU JIAdllNL
ItKAllS TJIK 1.141,
And h (ids theeiiltinm l.l'OS nlund of all otln-rx.
'4 his Mnthlue Is the
MO.Vr POl'L'LAH IN CHL
It uts the fluei4 net die of any Machine In ex
igence. Any lady wanting u tootl
SEWING MACHINE,
Will consult htr own luterchts by hujing n
MNOI''H. It Is win h r lo run, lentn und ktep In
ordi-r than any Mnthlue In tho world,
ovr.it coo.tco or hikm in rsn.
The fullest Instruction Riven thoso who pur
chase, und tho Muchluo wn.i nt; wauiami:h to
3 on for ono year.
Pl use call nl my Ktoiennd fratlfify yomseUcH.
Here you will Hint Needle, Tin end und Hllk.
DAVID LOWKNIIKHO, Agent
April 3,'iJS.tf. liloomslJiug, Pa.
C
o u v jr u i a nous k,
11 v
111! U.N A 111) BTOlINlIIt.
HAVlNil lately purehnseil nml mteil up tho
Mell.Unowli UnblMin Hotel rropelly.lni-nledu
rnw nooiw Aiiaru Tim touiiT iioi-hi:,
outhosnmo bldo of tlio htrerl. In tho town of
ItlooiiiHbuiK! and linvtut: obtnlneda llecnso for
Iho sumo its a
U K S T A U It A N T ,
the l-roiirletor lias detertuluod lo ulve lo Iho peo
ple vMllui: tlio tou u on busmen ur pluuuie,
A U1TI.D MOltK ItOOJI,
HU Hlabllug also 1. extenslve.and 1m lilted up
to put bugulenimd carriages tu tlio ilry. lloprom
Uesiliat t-MTy thing about lilHeslnbllslimeut shall
bo conducted In an ordeily and lawful mnuner;
and ho rcsptcttully sollcllsasliiiro of thopubllo
1 Mronnge, tmyl7't7-m,
J P. URA1U),
with umNconvnoND s. co.,
ilanufucluiers nud Wlioleeulo Denleis Iu
UA1H, CA1-H, FUI1H, AND HTIUW (10O11R,
Ko. 113 Market Htrcet,
I'lilliidelplilo,
gNYDKIl, HAlUllS & 11AS.SKTT,
Jlanufacturera and Jobbers of
MKN'H AND UOV'S CLOTII1NO,
Nos. 623 Market, nnd S3 Commerce Htreet,
l'blladrlphla.
q wT iTlahon it co.7
Mnuufacturersor
Oil, CI.OT1IH AND WINDOW BHADIM.
Warehouse, No. 1SI North Third Btreet
rhllndelpbla.
J II. WALTKIt,
Ijito Waller 4 Kaub,
Importer and Dealer la
CHINA, ULAHH, AND QUEENBWAKE,
No. Ml North Third Btreet,
between lUce and.Vlu.
l'Ulladelpbla,
f, H, 110111 u. vr, S. UNO, J, I. SUTUBHT
NDUKWH, WIIiKINS & CO.,
Dealer. In
FOItKKl.N AND DOMrJiTIO DUV OOOlm,
. No. Ua Market Btreet,
riilladelphla.
TI,K
GROCERIES, &c,
C O N V E 0 T I O N E 11 Y .
TI
toll
Tlin unitr-ralcrnoil trnnl.1 Tfunprtfullv nnttotltlCO
to Iho r-ubllo that ho liaa opcneil ft
FltlST-CLASfl CONl'KCTlONnnV STOitE,
In tliohttlhlliiR Inloly noftiplM by norntml Btoh.
iit-r, rhoro ho is prcpnrcdlo ruriiti-li nil klmuoi
ri,AIX A FANCY CANDID),
Kltr.NCII CANDI1W,
FOIIKION A llOMHHTIO rilUITH,
NUTM, UAISINS.'AC, AC, AC.
I1Y WIlOI.r.SALK Oil It K T A 1 1..
III xltort, n full nMorttuont of nil goods In
his lino of business. A Brent vnrlely of
1101,1,8, TOYH, Ac,
Biillnlilofortho IIollitny.H. I'nrllcttlnr nllcutlon
glvrii to
II 11 1: A 11 AND CAKliS,
of nil kinds, fresh overy tiny.
CII UIHTMAH OASBIKK,
CH1BTMA8 TOYH.
A rnll Is solicited, nnd satisfaction will bo
Rtinrantocd,
Nov. 2!, 18C7. r.CKIIAltT JACOBS.
K Jt O V A Ij 0 F
;. i;. .11 Aiiu'B
X K W S T O 11 K
to sirt v i n loo k,
ON IIIKItlltMER or MAI1KCT AND 1II0K TKKM.
The undesigned ltnvitiK received from Hie city
a fnlt and completo supply of
BI'IIINO AND BUMMKH
DUY GOODS AND CmOCEKIES
NOTION H,
TINMVAUK AXD IIAItD-WAllK,
ct:iAii axi wiLi.on'-WAKK,
coxrncTioNiinY, OLAdri-wAiii:,
T 0 11 A COO,
11 A T H A A' 1) ,S 11 o i: .V,
FI.0UI1, HALT, FISH, AND MHAT,
all of which I proposo hcUIiik at a very low figure
for ensh or produce.
Tall ond sec.
April 12, 1M17. C. C. MAHIt.
G
HANI) OPKN1NO
OltAND ornNi.vo
(IRANI) Ol-I'.NINO
(IHAND Ol-IININd
IIHAND ui-i:ninii
Ol
I'AI.fi AND WINTHH (IOOD.
KAI.I, AND WINTKIl (loODs,
I'AI.l, AND WINTIIU CIOOIm!
l'AI.I, AND WlNTIIlt (IOODH
FAI.I, AND WINTUl OOOD.-.;
connlstlnu ol
consWIInu of
consMlnii of
ivuiiNtlmr or
o-inihtlliii of
DUV
DUV
DUV
DUV
DUV
nnnD,
(iOOIN,
(1 00 IN,
UOOD-t,
HATS AND Cnt,
11ATM AND ("AIM,
II ATM AND CAPS
ITATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CA1H,
I1001M AND BHOns,
HOOTS AND HHOr.s,
HOOTS AND HHOIX.
HOOTS AND SIIOIN
I10OTH AND .HHOUS,
lir.ADV-MADi: CI.OTHINO,
ItHADV-JIADI'. CI.OTIIINO
ui:.dv-madi: ci.onu.vo,
UHADV-MADi: CLOTHING
ItHADV-MADi; Cl.OTHIflo;
r,omciN(i-(il,ARsi;s,
l.ooi;i.v(i-n,Ahsii
l.ooK'lN(i-ni,.Hsi;s
I,OOKIN(I-GI,.HSI1
I.OOKINll-UI,ASSI..
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OII.H,
PAINTS AND OH
PAINTS AND 01 W,
PAINTS AND OILS
PAINTH AND OIlX
onocr.nira,
IUOUI'.ltIKH,
uuoci'.uir.H,
(iitot'i:uii:s,
IIUUL'IHIIUS,
(iiii:i:NswAiti;,
QIIKHNHWAHi:,
tlllHIINSWAlti:,
ijiti:i-:nhwahi:,
(cUUUNMWAfiU,
HAHDWAIli:,
HAHDWAIli:,
IIAItDWAHi:,
llAltDWAHIi:,
HAHDWAIli:,
tinwaiih,
hnwaiii:,
TINWAlli:,
TINWAIti:,
TINWAltl:,
HALT,
HALT,
HALT
HALT,
HALT,
PISH,
FISH
FISH,
KITH
I'lHII,
OHAIN AND Hi:r.DS,
(1HAIN AND HLKDH,
OHA1N AND HF.KHS,
(IHAIN AND HIU'.DS,
U1IA1N AND H1XHS,
Ac,
AC.
Ae.,
McKELVY, NKAL
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NKAL
Mrl!lMAV. NKA1
CO.'H,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
Northwest corner of Main and Market (streets.
Notlhwe&t coiner of Main and Matket Htreeti,
Norlliucht coiner f Main aud Market HtreeU,
Northwest co nicr of Main nnd Mnrktt Htreets,
HLOOMSI1UHO, PA.,
IILOOMHIUIUO PA
llLOOMHItllltd, PA.,
lil.OOMHUUItO PA.
llLOOMHIHIHd, PA.
IKON AM) NAILH.
I HON ANI NAILS,
IKON AND NAHM,
IltO.V AND NAIIX
I HON ANll NAILH,
In lnikf luaiitlllfh mid ut rediutd ruttb.nlwity
ou liaiul.
. (1ENEHAL COMMISMON MEHCHANrrt
Dealers In
nsii, HALT, CHKEHE, PHOVlSIONrt, Ac,
Noh. hii aud 121 North Wharves, alove Arch Ht.
Philadelphia,
Bolo agents for Wilcox's Wheel Urease, In bar
ids, kegs, nnd nins.
yAlXWHIGIIT A CO.,
WlIOLlIHAI.n oiiouiniH,
N, U, Corner Hecouil nntlJArch Htreela,
1'Jlll.ilirLriiu,
Dealers lu
THAR, HV11U1-H, C01Ti:n, HU(I Alt, JI0LA8SKH
kick, nCT-8, in rAUll BOIIA, AO., .o,
t. Orders will receive promiH attention,
MnylO, I7-ly,
H.
with
V. PETEUMAN,
I.IPI'INCOrr & TllOTTF.lt,
WIIOI.liSALKailOCElW, .
No. SI North Wnler Street, W.
un.l No. S) North Delaware Avenue
1-hllaUeliihia.
ynEAVKK A BPHANKLE,
wiioi.i:hai,i:ohoci:ihiandcommihion
mduchants,
Nos. :Siud ra Arch Ktrct
riillailelrhla,
J M. JlAKPIiE,
NOTIONH, IIOHIIIItV, aLOVKH, AND
FANCY O00D8,
No. U North Third Rtre.t,
riillailclnuli.
J ATi:iJVOPENEl). "
1110 unilc ralencd wonlil rcspcctftilly Inform the
cllliensof llloonisLurKiiiiU vicinity, (hat lielms
Just omniila sliop on IronHtreit, between Main
jna 1 lilrd, vi here ho v, ill lollow the cabinet ma.
king business In nil lu liruucliiw. Order, for
MKTAI.1,10 OU OTHEIt COFKINH
filled with ironitncss nnd despatch, ltenalr.
cheoiilymndolu all kinds of furniture, liu luU.
lug Iho rci'lnlllliii of ruuo-bottomed chairs, I'm.
terns for ctistlUKs innde neatly and expeditious
ly, aud outers ur. solicited cither In rersonor by
mall. 1'lcturo frunus made io order at short uu-
,. Il01li;ilT ItOAN.
April IfVDMf.
JEltCHANT'a HOTEL,
41 KOHTH OnTU TBET,
rilinADELl'HIA.
J. A W, O. M'KIHBIN, rroprlttor.)
Moy 10, 18fl7-ly,
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY.
Mir k it t.'ci if tivvm,'1l
DKAI.FK IN
II A It 1) AV A It K,
I HON. NAILS. BTi:i:L, AC, AC, AU.
MAIN BTnKLT. HLOOMSHUlta, lUlXN'A.
Tftko thlmiielhoil of luformlnstlio eltlzeniof Co-
lumtdft couty, that ho has opened nn cxtcnaivo
HardwaroaloreonMnln street, In llloonisburK,
near Iron utreet, and that ho 1ms on hand ft
UQKH BTOL'i: AND llKTTnit AS&OUTEI)
than can ho found any where elsoln tho county,
and which ho Intends to sell at prices which defy
competition.
CHAINS, AXES, STKEIi, IKON.
I havo chains, all Blzoa. nxew, all malco and
weight, steel, all siren, Iron, nil slmpfi, and all
very low.
IlUILinilt'M II a it 11 w a hi;,
of every ilcscilpllom. Nalli, axlo pulleys, utish
eordn. latches, locks and knohn,lmtt screw s,raMi
fasts, window spring, haw knolis, Minn hinges,
hasps nnd staples, hookn nml staples, and In fact
cvorythtntt needed In that line.
COACH A WAGON MAKERS' JIAUDWAIin.
embracing almost every thins in that line. Alo
HAUNDifi MAKIW' IIAUliWAltn,
llucklos, Japanned: huckles, sliver plated; hltti
of every kind , Hames, Iron j pad trees i Ham r.i,
wood jsaddlo trees, gift trees, glrlh web, worsted
nnd cotton t thread, silk, nwlsand mcdle tool-
of all kinds.
HIIOi:.MAKi:ifS ItAtlDWAUE,
A full assortment for carpenters. I have planes
nil kinds, saws; hand, pannel, rip, nnd coinpnss,
squares steel, iron, nml trytiiorlng mnchlncs,
chtsles, augers, bevels, mallets, braces, Ranges,
plows, rules, bits, nnd nbout everything for car
penters. VOIX THE PEOPLE aENKllALLY'
I havo coal
hods, coal
shovels, scoops,
coal sifters, lant
erns.tnblo cutlery.pockel
cutlery, plated spoons
plnted forks, Ben ers, tea and cof
fco pots,butter knlvcs.mltl saws,
cross cut saws, circular m s, gangsaws,
flies, horso shoes,wrenches,rlvcts,hnm
mcrs, hatchets, mnllocks, picks, forks, grub
bing hot h, shovels, hpndes, spadlug forks, hoes,
raket, bod pln, lwlne,skntcs, jilows, eoftln trim
mings, Emery, red chalk, whlto chalk, wire,
horso nails, meat cutters, scales, wnsh boards,
horse buckets, wooden palls, clothes
pins, glue, door mats, porch mats, pur
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, hor&o brushes, Motgli
bells, bed calks, enamel
eil hcttles, brass kettles,
copper kettles,
htewkcttlcH.Miure
pan s,b road
uxcs.uaIN,
Hlodges, curtain ilxturts,
ThlmMct-kcli.H and boxes,
Pumps, lead pipe, etc.
Tarred ropu nud hundreds of nillclei not ,cnu
nitrated constantly on hand at
CHAULUS SNVDEU H,
Main Htrcel, It looms burg.
Q.KOKGE H. KOIJEUTS,
Importer nnd Dealer In
II AltHWAltE, CUTLEUV, (1UNS, Ac,
No. 311 North Third Btreet, above VUie,
Philadelphia.
Jacou K. Smith.
J. It. Hi I.T7I.II
S:
J! I T II
S E IjTZKH,
I m ortors and Dealers In Foreign nud Domestic
ir.A'.a u w a n e,
o.u.n.h, ,c,u t i i: n y, ac,
no. WO k, 'ritnii) frui:nT, aii.cai.i.owiiii,l,
fllir.ADIXrilIA.
Nov. 22.0T.tr.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
jTATIOXAL, 1'OUNDIIY,
Uloomsburg, Columbia County, 1-a.
Tho subset lber, proprietor of tlio abovo-r atned
extensive establishment, Is now prepared to re
celvo outers for all kinds of
MACIIINIJHY I'Oll COIXIIJnilJH, I1LAHT
FUKNAC1JE), KTATION ItV UNQINIW,
MII.I-S, TIIltnSIIINa .MACIIINKH, Ac
Ho Is also prepared to make Hloves of all sizes
and patterns, l'lowlrons, nnd everything tnunlly
made In first-class Foundries.
Ills extensive facilities nnd practical workmen
warrant him lu receiving Iho largest contracts ou
tho most reasonablo terms.
drain of all kinds will bo taken In exchange for
Castings.
This establishment Is located near tho Lackr
wanua nnd Uloomsburg ltallroad Depot.
I'UTErt UII.I-MYKIt.
gTOVES AND TINWAIU3.
A. M. IlUrF.ItT
announces to his friends and customers that
continues the nbovo business at his old plncoou
MAIN BTIIECT, llLOOMHIlUItU.
Customeis can bo accomodated with
FANCY HTOVEH
of nil kinds. Stovepipes, Tlnwate, nnd overy va
riety of article found in a Btovo and Tlnwnro Es
tablishment lu tho cities, nnd on the most rensou
nhle terms, Itepalrlngdonoatthoshortestuotlco,
lii D07XN MILK-FANS
on hand for sale.
N
15W STOVK AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN BTlitET, NKARLY Ol'l'OHITE MlLLKIl'
BTO it IE,
I1L0OM.SUURO. PENN'A,
Thr undLTNlgned liasjnst ntted npntid opened
4iO HUtV
STOVK AND TIN SHOP,
In ttiU iilnro, where bo U prepared to mnko up
uewTlN WAituof nil ktiidH In UU line, nnd do
repairing with neatnet-u und dispatch, upon tho
nioKt rensonablo teitnK. Hu also keep oiwlinnd
ISTOVKH OV YAHIOUH PA'ITI.IINH AKTYLLH,
which ho will fecll upon terms to suit purcluusers.
uivo mm nrnil. Jlets a uovil met liantc. anl
deserving of tlui public patronaup,
JACOU MLTZ.
Uloomsburg, Apill "d, lHi7,
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
CJlIE ONI A" PIjAC'K
to get the best
TOIIACCO AND CK1AIIH,
AT W1IOL1WAI.IJ AND HIJTAII,
at nUNUSllKHUIJIfH,
u few doors below tho Amei lean IIouso,
Uloomsburg, Fa.
Ho has tho largest aud most select of
HMOKINO AND CHCWINU TOIIACCO
over offered to tho cltlr.ens of llloomsburcf. All
the fancy brands of
M1JUAIIH,
nud th-i best Flue-cut nud Plug
CIIUWINU TOUACCO,
cuii bo hn it Ids counters.
TOIIACCO PI PUS
lu great variety uio among his largo stock,
DON'T FOItaCT TO CAM
II. II. lIUNHllKltOKH.
H
W. ItANIC'S
WIIOMWAMJ TOIIACCO, BNUKF, AND
CIOAll WAItUIIOUHK,
No. lit North Third Hlreet,
between Cherry nnd Race, west side,
Philadelphia.
Q L. 'VVOODIvUKE,
Wholesale Dealers In
TOI1ACCOH, CIOAItS, PIITO, Ai'., Ac,
No. 13 North Third Btreet, nbovo Markut,
Philadelphia.
0
JIN111US MNE.
Tho undersigned would lespeclfUUy announce lo
thocltlrens of llloomshnrg nud Iho publlo gene
rally thn ho It running nn
OMNII1UH MN1J
between this place and the different railroad do
pots dully 0undny excepted), to connect wllh the
several trains going Boulh nnd West ou the Cala
wissa and Wllliamaport ltallroad, and with thoso
going North nnd Houthon tho Ijickawnuua and
Uloomsburg ltallroad.
IIU Omulbusse. are lu good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, and charge, reasonable,
Persou. wishing to meet or nee their friend, do
p art,can be accomodated upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely uotlco at any of the hotels,
JACOU h OlftTON, Proprietor.
Ji3a9EV
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
gAVK YOUlt MONEYI
0 It i: A T INIJIIO IJ Jt 1J N T HI
(J It U AT II It IN I) UO UM IJ N T HI
(1 It I! A T II B T I N I) U C II M IJ N T R
AT
Till! OLD DltUCl HTOIII!
or
li. N. MOY Kit,
Whci o nn ho found Iho laiuicht and lusr as
koht.mi:nt, over oircrcd lo tho cltlxcni of IhU
county, of
Drugi, ChcmlcaH,
I-iilntS Oil.-,
(Hflm, ViirnUhe,
l-utly, llriwhc,
Dyo-iturr, .Mixed I-ulnts,
all of llicioaro of Iho best known mnlcoand mo
warranted n puro nml nnndullcmlod. The finest
and largest stock of
I' A N 0 V A It T 1 0 I, U B
to bo found In Ihli or a-tJoliiliiKCouiitlci
1-erfunury, llulr Dyes,
1 aney Konps, Ilrmnes,
Combs, Cosmetics,
HalrOlls, Tolltt Articles,
Htiitlonery, l'ocket Honks
T O 11 A C C O IJ H ,
Bmolilnt,' and chcwln;,
Clgnis of nil descriptions,
1-lpcs, Cigar llolderii,
HOUHIIHOI.D AltTlCMM.
Lamps, assorted sires nnd styles,
I.DII1, CiiiMsr.vs, HiiAIins, Huiinehs,
MIHCIIT.LANUOUS CIOODS.
Hponges, Chamois Hklns,
Calhcters, Hpcculuins,
Syringe., llrcnst rumps,
Itubbcr Goods,
Trusses of nit npproved pnttel ns Ac., Ac,
hlliUOIIH,
A lino assortment of mo llquorsfor medical
purposes constantly on hand and Iho best
known kinds of
HTOMAC1I lllTl'i;!!.
l'ATi:r McmciNr-sof ccry dcscilpllon, In
cluding tho best varieties of pills nnd tonics.
l'ltvmciAN's i'111-.stniiTio.Nii cahi.i l'Li.v riti:
i'Aitr:i. No such stock has ever been presented to tlio
people of this section of country.
The prlcrsaro nssmall ns the stock is huge.
Tho Wholesale Pt fee nro moro favorable lo tho
pui chaser limn ecr, ns nri'iingements have been
eirected with thowholcsalo dealers In tho larger
cities, so that goods can bo procured in Illooins
burg as cheaply as in New York or Philadelphia.
5Counlry dealers tno earnestly invited to
study their own Interest", by examining this
slock.
Itcmember the place IJ.xciiANfiK Hr.ocK above
Uxchango Hotel, .Main street, Uloomsburg.
Jnn.jn,lWs. (iiu
l : x IV ",s
GRAYJ1AIR.
2L-J 'l'ldaIstbAMi:i:oalAUiati:iuBniaJe,
Thli i the Jlan who was tntj ftuJ
trrnv.
Who now lin rncn lorku, they my,
lie thi Cure tlint lay
i IU lliV .l.Mllli'JjlA mill inn. luiuc.
TliN U (ho Mi.il. ii, '.mi.tlaome (itiit
l Who nnnU'il the innn ouco bill uu!
I Who now Inn rn n lofki, tlicy nay,
I Ho xitC'X the AJiiii:urfi tlt&t Kin?
I mii'lo.
'MtU h llir Pursoii, who, by the way,
Murilvit Hi') nuil tin, h mJnOmc int
-'iy.
To tin iimii (-mr tinM anil crrny,
Hut who W,v lni ri on luck, t lit y
( Riy
j IlociilM) he u;rl the Cttro Hint lav
, In tho AMiii:iKi th a Klu iiunii'.
I lit i ih'- IMI tt.ut ilnr i v-'v
lo iiroiiti' Hu' ncanli h-i I ii'i'I i
l,ntutlii'trit,lilihl.' n l.i
If fitiii irn' m 1 1 e ti . -
( ne trie .ijiiikvuia in- i t.i: nu.ui-.
E. tl. TUS9S & CO., PiMiETor.3, ftnmm; N.H.
ami rou sALr.nv
L. N. MOYIUt nnd IJ. P. MIT., Druggists,
Illoomsburif, nnd M. M. 1IKOIIHT, Cntnwlssn.
Jauuiityl, lbtiii-y.
WllOMJHALU A ItlJTAlIi
DJtUaUIST,
COUKCll OF 3IAIN ANll MAUKKT HTKKKTH,
UL00.MM11UIIO, PA'
where will bo found a largo and sclecl stoak ut
Drugi,
JIEDICIXKS AND CHEMICALS.
Also nil tho
PATENT UEMC1NK3 OF T1IK UAY,
I am also prepared lo furnish Country Btores with
Castor Oil, Oodfrey'n Cordial,
TUnMNOSTON S I1AI.HAM,
aud all other medicines kept In their line ut City
prices,
ti. Prescriptions carctully compounded at nil
hours.
In medicines, uuallty Is of the first Importance.
Uloomsburg, J 111107, 181)7
IMIE AMEUICAX" ll7.Y "KNIFE
A AND FOHIC Wo tlio uncloi signed cIIIouk
ol l oluinblii Cnunty witnessed tho Irlul of hay
forks ou tlio farm or Mr. Pursel, In Hemlock
Township, nn Monday, Mny 7, lw.il, between the
.";!.'.'.'.'"".""' ''"Uo "nd 1 oik manufuctured liy
HI.1FKU, WAI.I.N, HllllINDlt A Co.. of I,owN
burg, l'.i., nud tlio Itundol's Patent Hay Hook.
The Ami'llciin Fork lifted moio hny lu ono
ilniUBlH tlinn Iho lluudrl In tliree. Wo nro satis
neil it w Ut lako as much hny Into tho mow ns two
good horses can draw. W o also saw It cutting
buy, nnd think it cannot bo beat nut hay knife,
and cheerfully recommend It us tho best hay folk
and knife wo havo ever seen.
r,,.1'.1.TT.f!i"r-'"lr.ii, Dn. r, C, lUniiisoN,
. 11. Koonh, John Doak,
John Df.tkuiik, Daniki. Novku,
II. DlUI.EMII.I.r.U, HVLVl-STElt 1'UICSKL,
MllllAKL liELLEH, John Woi.F.
llieyalsiiiniinufiuiui'n Uio celebrated Duckeve
Ileaper aud Mower, nud oilier agricultural imple
ments. '
J X S U It A N 0 E A O E X C Y
Wyoming HW.OWt
Utna 4,000,000
Commcico 400,000
Fulton ; 800,000
North America ? SOO.Ofjo
L'lty 430,000
Interuatloual 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
-Utnal.lvoHluck 00,000
Putnam 530,1X0
Mcrclinnt. SJO.000
Hprlnglleld STO.OUO
Insuiunco Company of Htate lVnu'n.,... 0JO.0O0
Connctticut Mutual Ufa 10,000,ouo
Norlli A merlcnn Transit HiO.fioO
FU1JAH UltOWN, Agmt,
muiSirr-ly, UuioMsuuua,
ItMllUUSTEft & imOTIIEIt,
Importers aud Jobbers of
HOHirJUY, GUIVHH,
HIIlltTH AND DItAWEIW,
I1U1TONH, BUHPIJNDIJUH,
11001' HKIItTH, IIANDIvCUCHIUI-X,
TIIIlFADH, BIJWIND HII.KH,
TltlMMINOH, i'OllTU MONNAIIJS,
HOAPH, PUHFUJIIJUV, FANCY GOODH, AND
NOTIONH aiJNIIItAMA',
Also Manufacturers of
UltUHIIKH AND LOOKING OI-AHHIJH,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WA11IJ,
imooiiH, nopijH, twinkh, Ac
No, SOU North Third Htrcet.abovo Vine,
Philadelphia,
jyjILLElt & HOST,
Successors to Franklin P. Hcllier A Co.,
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers lu
iLIQUOU-S.VWINEH, AO.,.
Nos, 410 aud 412 North Third Hlreet,
Philadelphia
Just itEcr.iVKD The. cheapest hoop
HKIIlTHIu Iho county at
MarlVtw-lf UT.BIIARFLEBS'
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