THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA
jgarmtv'u jPcinulmfiUT
I'ol.altrm Crrtiiitllt nf Plants.
Till) writer of An article on lliu iiliuvo
ulject, lu No. Bill of tills tmpcr, calls In
iiicstlnn tlio theory that KrowltiK l'lnnts
oxrrcloat tlio rtxit.nuiy nsolcsd .matter.
Ho liiulu no ntttlturtty for tlio fact In
rlicinlonl niinljX H, nor In tlio works of
such m nro roRiirdi'il in initliorltk't In
thoileiinrtnicnt ofrtKikulttirnl sclcnci'
In tlio nrtlcloon tlio "Koriinitloii unit
MiiniiKement of tlio Soil," to which T.
J. 11. refers, I stntctl that plmit. do
throw olfa auhstnncu which U Injurious
to their roots, tinil Hiereforc fatal to
their perfection. Thai statement was
founded on somewhat extensive tWr
vatlon, and nhundnutly corroborated
by tlio testimony ofsotno of the ablest
writers cn agricultural chemistry. In
numerous Instances I hnvo taken up
vegetables mul tlwurf fruit trees, 011
lands that woro underlaid by u hard and
tenacious subsoil. The lower roots
woro (lend or feeble, In most Instances,
and tho plauti depended on tho roots
near tho surface, which were thrown
out In a freer soil. In seasons of drouth,
such vegetation was seen to wilt nnd
fade for tho want of essential nourish
meat. In lands whero there had been
but Httlo cultivation, and consequently
a shallow soil, tlio apple and the pear
wero Miro to (lie or Hvo rt sickly life:
the better grasses failed, and gave place
to siifh plants as might be supposed to
tlourlsh amid poison, as tho palnmander
Is said to do In fire.
In objection to tho theory of excrn
inentltlous poison, tho cause of failure
in such Instances may bo attributed to
tho presence of protoxide of Iron In the
soil, which 13 suro to stint tho growth
of vegetation, If not to render the noil
absolutely barren.
While this might obtain in tho case
of an unru'tivated soil, It Is equally a
parent that on land ventilated by the
plow and tho hoe, tho protoxldo would
he changed to a peroxide, by uniting
with tho oxygen nf the atmosphere and
thus become available to vegetation.
Among tho writers of permanent
utility who have borno testimony to
tho fact that plants aro subject to injury
from contact with oxcremcntitious
matter, I have at hand 3tr. Wnring's
"I-.lemcnts of Agricultuie." He says
(page 221 and other pages of his most
valuablu work): "Nearly all plants re.
turn to tho toll those parts of their food
which aro not adopted to their necessi'
ties, nnd usually In a form that is pois
onous to plants of tho same kind. In
an open soil, this matter may bo car
rled by rains to n point where roots
cannot reach it, nnd where It may un
dergo such changes as will lit It to be
again taken up."
It is not contended, as Is supposed,
that this excretion is born away In tho
water of drain", but only to removed
as to bo brought Into contnet with at
mospheric elements, whMi neutralize
Its poison nnd cause It to conform to the
requirements of vegetable growth.-Oif-llmtorA-
Country Gcntlemun.
Granby, Ct. A. L. Loveland.
Cent ttl.e Dultar Fooll.h.
Tins old adage is exemplified In many
Instances, and how people can go year
ufter year In the same couri-e, is extra
ordinary. There nro actually men liv
ing at tho present day, who own good
farms, and have not such a thing as a
wheelbarrow, cannot muster half a doz
en baskets to pick potatoes, corn, etc.,
Into, nnd when nny job has to be done,
it often takes as much time to fix up old
trumpery to do it with, as to do tho
work. Wagons are kept which want
overhauling every time they nro used,
and harness, collars aud saddles arc In
such a tattenlcmnllon condition, that a
very high wind would blow them all
asunder, and; what Is worse, they
pinch backs nnd .shoulder, ami cause
grievous sores, so that after 11 Journey
tho animals look as If tho teamster had
become hungry on tho way, and been
taking bits here and there to fry. A
stocking nbovo and ono below the
wound, tied nrnund tho collar, and the
pinching another' how's back while
the llrst gets well, Is tho remedy, and
should both the stockings make two
morn tender places, another homo mint
be galled, that lest may heal the raw
flenh. in attempting to mend any of
Ihfs (nckle, ten to ono If the leather
would hold tho stitches, for, like the
wagons, If not handled tenderly, and
hasty hammering nnd repairing will
shake out two fresh breaches for every
relit.
Most people who have neglected their
fencing, and have not kept their gates
In order, spoil their cattle, so that they
"nro troublesome forover after, and woo
to tho poor man who may havo to fol
low In charge on such a place, for pur
gatory would be comparatively a heav
en to llllll,
Again, many farmers long for aud
search after cheap men to biro at low
wages. They lock.upnnd hang tho keys
on hooks, which tho servants know all
about, and they nro robbed of this nnd
of thnt, in addition to aportlon of overy
day's work, to that'hero Micro Is 11 cent
wisdom aud a dollar folly.
Tluifly Jllut tu Frult-Urowtri,
As soon as a plum or cherry knot can
bo discerned swelling out, cut It away
and burn it. When you see any slgu
of change In color on tho bark of your
pear trees, cut away and bum that alio
And when you stu nny black marks on
tho leaves of applo trees, livid tpots on
tlio grape foliage, or any chango what
ever from tho normal huo, cut away
and burn tho wholo thing. By this
shall you prevent their seeding and
thus only can you ever keep in check a
scourge which Is really, In some neigh'
borhonds, a mighty obstaelo to success,
Ho with insects; as a soldier would
say, thoy must bo attacked directly lu
front. Strategy is not or much uno.
Hand picking, tree shaking mid collect
Jug grubs nnd larvie, must bo the chief
reliance of tho practical man. Ho who
has not "llmo" toattendtothoso things
will hiwo to buy his fruit of thoso who
have. It seems hard-hearted to pro
nounco etich a doom, but wo feel It to bo
a truth; and tho tooner all realize It
tho better, If It must be. Gardener's
Monthly.
To Make a Hen Hiton a Stuanok
Nkht. A broody hen may bo mado to
sit lu a strange plnco by being put on
her cues atuleht, In tho dark, aim stmt
down closely, After a day or two who
will keep to them
lly boiling pens for planting tho crop
produced will bo freo from tho bti,?.
This seems to be an easy ond plnuslblo
remedy; Mm parboiling of tho sged
will also doubtless: help germination,
jjo, the Untim oll;s.
Tin: 1111v.Mr.oi' i.iTi i.i: nr.n ltiniNti.
' IHIOI).
1.
I'osl b n soluble finest stood,
With rough, liruwti walls rout oaken llisir.
Anil Ivy clambering o'er Hit disir,
Tlip collage of HM llld'tighood.
It.
"Put mi thy hood," Hie mother snlil,
"Ami tnko tho lit I ! butter Jnr
A nil Imitktt full of goodies line
To (Iraiutame, Ij lug sick la hut.
Itt.
"Alul hasten through the ilatksotuc wood,
Ainl tarry not upon the vny .
And whim you reach tho door you'll say,
'(Irnnduitic, It Is lied lllillughiHHl.'"
IV.
Tholltllo nmlit, Willi merry trend;
Tim welcome errand glad tndn,
Pushed buck Itio brown cuils fiotn her Prow,
Ami ilnnneil the riding hnoil of red;
V.
Tho crock of butter iiuhltly took i
One ehubhy hand t ho brown Jar grasped,
White one ttie basket handle clapped,
An on tho stone sho crowed thebrook.
VI.
Uut when she reached tho lonesome wood,
Neath opreadltiffelm nnd gnarled oak,
And shuddering at the raven's eroak.
Crept timid, little UlJInghood;
VII.
And deeper Mill the. shadows grew;
The falling acorn made her slnrl,
Tlio deepening shadows reaehed her heart ;
Iler frightened feel llio Taster aew,
VIII.
Till peel lnr right nnd len she found,
Fast by the roots of old oak tree.
What made her hair Rt nnd up'to ree,
A cloomy opening In the Ground.
IX.
I'rlghtt lied, but eurlons Mill, Rho Raid,
"I'll peep In there, nnd I shall know
What 'tis that makes tho oak treo graw.
And hnw the loots and roeks aio made."
X.
Ataft! poor, thoughtless ItldlliRhood !
IU1 not thy eareful mother nay,
"To tarry not upon the way,'1
nut hnsUn throuah tho lonesome wood?''
XI.
Tor soon liom out the cave there came
A wolf, that bowednnd softly said,
"Now, preltj miss, w ith hood so red,
Where do you go ? and what's your name ?"
XII.
She diopped her basket lu Hie ro.id,
Her heartbeat loud with fear nnd pain;
Shew Mini that she wero homo again,
In the brown eottngo by tho wood.
XIII.
Hut tho wero-wolr's voleo was sort lu sooth
Ho called her pretty, called her good ;
Asked whew sho was going thro' the wood:
niio smoothest tonguo hides shnrpest tooth.)
XIV.
"My name Is llttlo 114 ltldlnghood,"
With quUcrlng voice tlio maiden said;
"My grandmio's 1 Ing sick in bed,
I'm going to take her something good,
XV.
"And w hen I reach my grnndamo's home,
'Who's there?' sho'llsay. I'll answer lond,
'nrnndame, your little Itcd Illdlnghood."
'Then lilt the latch, she'll say, 'and come."
XVI.
"Well," said the wolf, "ynu'ie noting and
strong,
Ifiro are two paths, let's run n laee,
Ami tu Willi h first shall reach I ho place;
You Inke tho shoit road, I tho long."
XVII.
'Twas n shabby Irlck as over was played;
llo took the shoit road, gavo her the long;
And wilh his four legs, Meet nnd strong,
Tho wily old lascal outran the maid.
XVIII,
llo kuoihcil nt llio door of tho grandamo's
home,
"Who's there?" shoswld; ho answered loud,
"arandame, yourllttto Itcd Itldlnghood."
"Then lift tho loleh," she said, "and come."
XIX.
A llttlo whllo later, and lied llldlhghood
t'amo panting and putting with basket nndjar,
The path sho had taken had carried her far:
Bho laughed to think sho was flrst through
tho wood.
XX.
Who knocked at the door nf the grandamo's
home,
"Who's Ihen".'" said the wolf; she answered
loud,
"(Irandame, It's llttlo lied Itldlughood,"
"Then llrt tho latili," be salt), "and come."
XXI.
Llllle Itcd itldlughood tnteledthe loom,
Tho weie-wolfhiy hi giamlnme'sbetl,
In granilnme's feeble olco ho said,
"Put down your things, my dear, and come."
XXII.
"Come and llo down by me," he said,
"I.lodown awhile nnd take a nap"
Hie wolrwas w'cnilng grnndame's cap
And special les on hlswolfMi head,
XXIII.
Once ill the hid she begun to talk;
And leclllig Ihohldeotis, wolfish claws,
Said. '(Irandame.why do you havo such paws?'
orcoui w, my dear, the better to walk,"
XXIV.
"Anil.grninl.nliio, why aio our eyes bo bright?
And your nose so long?" ".My no,o Is to smell,
My eyes aro so bright that I seo quite well
In midst orthe vciy darkest night."
XXV.
"And why mo tho teeth sosharv In jour Jaw?"
"To enlyou up I" And tlio llerco wolrstood
Over the poor, llltlo Illillughood,
Hearty to tear her Willi leclh and paw.
XXVI.
.lust at Unit iiioiuwit a huntsman gissl.
'I In-MUli the window tired nnd the wolf lav
dead
With cap ond spectacles on his head,
lly I In irrinhllni; lit tic Itcd Itldlnglimsl.
XXVII.
And liileicd I In n the good graudamc,
Who out nl the house had swiftly lied,
Ah soon ns tho woll put lu his head,
And hastening back' with tlio huntsman
t'amo.
i:nw"Aiui KiiOl.mio.v.
The Ifcnstin.
A ISishoi' who heard that tho sun
always shone on tho cottago of a poor
man in n certain valley In his diocese.
determined to tlnd out thocauso of this
wonder.
"Is it true," bo asked or tho poor
nan to whom tho cottago belonged,
"that tho sun always shines on your
roof'.'"
"It U trtio," replied tho peasant.
"Hut what Is tho reason'.'" Inquired
tho lllthop, And nono could answer.
"Do you pray moro than othQ.rs'."'
"1 live by tho labor of my hands ami
havo but llttlo timo for prayer."
Tho lilshop thought again. "Do you
fast moro than others'."'
"My work is hard, and I can fast but
llttlo,"
"Well," ho replied, "but perhaps you
give moro alms than others?"
"I havo but enough for my family,
and enn scarcely find any pborer than
myelf to whom I may give."
So tho lilshop turned and went away,
sorely grieved that ho could not oxplnln
tho wonder. Hut before ho had gono
far, a thought ciimo Into his mind and
ho returned. "Ono question moro. Do
youlovoour Lord Jesus Christ moro
than others?"
Tho poor man cast his eyes to tho
ground and answered, "I trust I do."
"Ah 1" replied tho lilshop, "now I
know why tho sun nlwnyts shines on
this house."
At Honesdale, Pennsylvania, two
children, nged respectively sovonteon
anil fifteen years, having llrst obtained
Mm written consent of their parents and
guardians, were recently united In wedlock.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTEHS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Hoodantl's German Tonic.
Prepared, by Dr. c. 71. Jnckson,
rmuDurnii, ri.
The Great Kemettiet
fOB ILL DI3I1III or TBI
I.IVr.H, STO.-tlACII, or
DiaESTIVE OUGANS.
Hoofland's Gorman Bitters
2s com()oiitiiiil of the pure Julcct, for m tber ir
medicinally terra Kij rsa ej, Kjtracuy of
llooli, llertie HTTM" snJIIuki,mk'
Intfaprvpnratlon, IB""""! lilplily conceo
tiate.1, ami entire CJw rmd lyr from At
cuWte ajmtsturi aan land.
Hooflands German Tonio(
! comMnntlon f All th Irip-thI1en(a tit h
ItlPteri. mltli llio purfnt quality of Santa Cru$
Itum, Oran if o, tic. mnVliig ddq of trio most
flcanaTitanJagretiiUo retnedii'i tu offered to
ho public.
Tlioo iirikrrlrjfr a UcJUno free from Alco
holic nJmiiture, U1 un
Hoofland's Gorman Bitters.
In erne of iiervoui dcpreMjon, whi-o 10ml
fticoholle itlniului U ncct?mty,
Hoofland's German Tonio
ifcouM UuipJ.
The Jllttr or the Toble are toth efiu<r
Kwlt nj eonuln tlit unit mMlclnM rlrtue.
Tli itomach. from variety of causes, auch a
InillfffiUon, l)jf pepila, Nervoiu
DeLlllty, etc, it Jlfc very apt to hat
IU function! da H JB ranicl. Tlio re
ult of which la, that the patient
tulTera from several or mora of tho following
dlewaaea:
Coaatlpatlon. Pldtulenoe Inward Piles
Fulnea of Blood to the Head,
A cldlty of tho Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Dlsfruat for Food,
Fulnesi or Weight in the
Btomach, Sour Eruc
tations, Sinking; or Flut
tering at tho Pit of tho
Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried or Diffloult Preath
inir, Fluttering at tho Heart, Choking
or Suffocating Sensations when in
a Lying Posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots or webs bsforo
the Sight, Dull Pain in
tha Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the m Side. Back,
Chpst. Lim flA ba, etc., Bud
den Flushes of fffLJsw Heat, Burn
ing in the fca Flesh, Con
Htnnt Imaginings of Evil, and
Great Depression of Spirits,
Theae remedlea will effectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyipepala, Chronic or
Nervoua Debility, Chronic Uiarrhcaa, Ulttaae of
the Kldneya, and all Dlioaica arising from a
Uiiordored Liver, Btomach, or Inteitlnua
DEBILITY,
RitPCTiao rioit isr Cicis wbatitir;
PltOSTliATION 07 THE SYSTEM,
Ikdcsid ar tii ma Liaoa, Uiaoaairs,
ExroiuM, VaTiaa, aro,
There la na medicine axtant equal Ui ihe
rcraedie Id inch ease. A ton and vigor U Im
parted to the whole Byatem, the Appetite la
Btrcngtliened, food U enjoyed, tha
lomachdlgeate Tsiil promptlr, tho
blood la purified. the complexion
hecomea aound and fiawU healthy, Uie yel
low tinge la eradicated from tha ej e. a bloom
la given to the cheeka,and Uie weak and ncrroua
Invalid become a atrong and healthy being.
FersotiB Advanced in JAfa
And feeling the hand of time welgblng Tieartry
upon them, Hh all ita attendant ill, will And la
the ma of thla lUTTKKf.or the TONIC, an
elixir that wlU InuUI new life Into their velna.
reitore la a meaauro the energy and ardor of
more joulhful da, build up their ahrunsen
forma, and gle hoalth and happluoia to their
remaining j lax.
NOTICE.
It la a wcll-establlahed fact that fully one half
of the female por n -, tlon of our popu
latlon aro ni-Muin W In the enjoniiit
of L'oodheatll.jor, u to Uie tluft- own
exirtsloii."n.i-r haU fvei wt-Il." Tliev
ar UnyuIJ, diiold. of all energy, extretni-ly ner
voua, and Lata no appetite.
mTi,.i,li'clftS'0' X-ri Uie MTTKUS,or the
I (IMC, U especially recommended.
WEAK AUD DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made Atrong hy the tine of cither of these
rcmcdim The mil cure eury cas of MA
ltA8MUH,wIlhoutfili.
Thousands of certillt'atoe have accnmulated n
the handi of the pruirlutor, but spare wdl allow
of the publication of but a Iw. Those, it will
Lo obit ned, aro men or nolo und of auth stand
Uig that they nniit In ltlU ul.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W, Woodward,
CliifJuitut otht Suprmt Court qf J'j , vrrlte
i'hilHiltlpMa, March Ifl, 1867.
" I find ' Ilotf- la,,,!', Oerman
Diners' li a coot fX tonic, uful In
disease of thedl VV , gt Htive ortfvis,
and of great len ftt bJd tilt In casts of de
bility, and want nf nrnoue action In the eysleia
" i ours truly,
"UKU. V. WOODWAU1"
Hon. James Thompson,
JuJgt r the Xuyrtmt Court '.KiiiiIwina.
rhihiJtlthU, April 2 IS.A
M contldcr IlunlUnd Ocinun Citura' n
wluabU wKiinn In cua of attvlis of Indite
tlon or Jai'Oijaln. I can certify thU frum itiy
eipcrleiicr of It.
' Vours, with respert,
'JAUKrl TIHIUrn.NV
FromRev, Joseph H. Kcnnard,
D.D,
I'attor nf t,t Jtnth It'll UH Church, VtilaJ tf-hia,
Ir, JaektonKai Bin I bnvu ln fre'inei)tly
requested to connect my naniu with ri'eu nmi'ii
datliina of dithreut kind of niedk-lins, hut, re
garding I). prao r r-j U''tt "t of my
appropriate 71 phere, 1 Luu in
alUwedtlim-dj Jl K but wlili a clwir
(iroof In various tU IU Instaiioesand pbr
icularlyln my own fumily, of the untfulne oi
Dr. Hoofland's Oirman Iiiiurs, I depart tur uiild
from my usual course, to einri's m full torn lc
lion that, fur central ddtlttg u tht iyurm, and
ttrcintly for titir Vomj-hnU, U ti a fifi amt
valualU preparation, lu some casus It limy f til ;
but usually, I doubt not, It will buury bei'tliuJ
to those who suUu from the a)oe causta.
Vouri, mtv tt iertfiilly,
J. II. Ki;.SNAItl,
Llghlh, Ulow Coalci Bt
From Rev. E. D. Fendall,
JttiUmt i&tor Chrittian CUroniUt, JhUUb
j no.
,.1 lJderlTed dec! led benftlt from the use of
Iloollaiid' Uerman ltliten, and feci limy (mi
tigate n-eommeiid them aa a most valu il.Ie Wo
to all who areaulkring from Kcncral deLllitv or
,.u.u ...... 5 irum m.rangemm oi iht
CAUTION;
llooftand'a German nemedleairt coanterfetw
ed. Bee that the t aiguatursof CM.
JACKdON Is on the wrapper of
each bolUe. All otbera are oouo
lerfelt. Usfa'
l'rlnckal Ofllra and Manufactory at the (ler
man Medicine btore, No, WX AKCil UumL I'Ul
adslpbla. CHARLES M. EVANS,
'Herman Druggist, Proprietor, .
, v , rnwrtyttM.JcsiosOa,
For sals by all DmggUu and Daleia la Med
tinea.
. PRICES.
Itoofland'a Oerman Bitters, rxr bottle.,,,, ,11 CO
Upofiand'i Oerman Tonle, put up to quart
bo t Uea,., 1 to
per bottle, or a half doaen for,,, T M
NT Do not forget to titmlne woll the article)
f 9 tuy, In order to get tha genuine.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC,
Jauuory .U.lWi.
DRY GOODS.
jyjlIiTiKK'S STOUK.
AtiuLan ui'
TALL AND WINTril O00DH.
Tho subscriber htin Just returned front tlio elites
with rmothcr Inrgo mul neJect nsHortment of
Hl'ltlN'd AVll MITXTMint nndllM.
rurclmteJ In New Yorltntul riillntlclphla nl the
lowest figure, nml which lio Utietcnnlneil to nell
on ns moderate, terms ns can bo irocurcil elo
where In llloomsbiinr. ills stock comprises
DltllSS GOODS
of tho choicest styles mul latest fashions, together
wlllin largo 'nottmcnt of Dry Ooods nml Gro
ceries, cotiHtstltigof tlio following nrllclcsi
CnrpeU,
Oil Cloths, .
Clothfl,
t'fiAilirtctcet,
ttlmwH,
riimncls,
Hillis,
Whllo Uooilw,
Mnens,
ltoop KUlrls,
Muslins,
Hollowwnro
Crdnrwaro
lneeiiswni o, I Inrd nro
Hoots nnd HI iocs,
Hats nnd Caps,
Hoop Nets,
timbrel Ins,
Joklng-Ulaes,
Tobacco,
Coirt-e,
Hugnrs,
Teas,
Itleo,
AINpIee,
(linger,
L'immtnon,
Nutmegs,
AN1 KOTIUNH Gl'.N KAMiY.
In Mioit, evtrjlhlng nsunlij kept In counlry
stores, to which tie Invites tho attention of tho
public generally. Tho highest pi too 111 be pntd
for country pitKluto In rxclmnge for gooils.
H. H. .MILIEU A SON,
Arrado Uultdlngs, Illootnsburg, Tn,
nHKAT UKDUCTION IN IMUOKS
AT I'HTr.U KNT'S STOUK,
in iiKiirr htiu3i:t,
OF
HIMUNCi ANOSUMMKU 0001)9.
T1IH hulmcrlbcr has Jtmt rrndtid nnd Ims on
handnt hN old htnnd In Light Street, n largo and
neleet
ASSOltTMKNT OF 3IKItCIIANl)ISIC
purchased at tho lowest figure, mul which ho
determined to sell on ns modernlo terms n.s
be procured elsewhero hi LlghtStrctt,
j-vn cash on cvuxmv ritonvcf..
Ills stock consist of
LADIES' DltKSS GOODS,
choicest styles nnd latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Cllughams, I'lanneN,
ifolery, Carpets,
Wlks, Wtawls
ItKADY MADK CLOTHINtJ, ,
H.tlnetts, Cashlmer,l
CottonadcN, Kmtucky Jeans,
AC, Mi AC
GKOCKItlES, lAOKKltAij,
Queeusware, Ccdarwam, Hardware, Meitlclnes,
Drugs, Oils, I'aluts, Ac.
BOOTS A SHOES, HATS A CArS.
In short everything usually kept In n country
Btwrc. Tho patronagoof his old friends nnd tho
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
Tho highest market ptico paid for country pro
duce. l'KTIUt KNT.
Light Street, Nov, 8 1807.
J J. BHO E n,
Is now otrerlng to the public his Stock of
S I II I A" G GOO J) ,y
consisting In part of n full line of
ING11AIX, WOOL AND It AG
C A It 1 UTS,
Flno clotlLS nnd cnsslmcro for Indies' coatK,
HANDSOME DUKSS GOODH,
of nil patterns and qualities, Inlalda nml 1'rlnts
of various qualities nnd prices,
BLIUC11HD AND IJUOWN MUSLINS,
LADIK'S FRENCH CORSETS,
AND
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LADIi:& A CJIlLDnLWS GAITKRSJL HOOTS,
Fresh Grocoilc-s nnd Hplces. New nssortment
GLASS AND QUL'HNS-WAUE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In one-hair and one-foiuth ban els.
Now Is tho time to mako your selections, ns I
nmoilurliig goods nt veiy low pileeB, and our
motto Is fair dealing to all, nnd not to bounder
fcoldbynny. J, J, HUOWL'U.
Bloomsburg, April li!, 167.
KW VOJtK l'JANO J'OUTK
0 O M 1' A N V.
ti inun:i:r:ii makcii 1S01.)
Slaimfnctiircis of
(1I1AN1) AND SiUAl!i:
A(! HA VVK I'lANO-l'OKTKK.
No, .'U1 mul '112 hccouil Avenuo,
((OKNKIt OF Stltll SristUT,)
ni:w OKK
Hiul trril(hcrlntlvo Catalogues utnl I'rk'e l.lst.
April 21,'w-ilm.
fpiiomson'.s Crown Crinolines
X Aio ClinriiilnurorIJijlilnch.s,
fPlioinsoii's Crown CrlnoIIncH
X Aio huperlur for Illnsllclly,
rpiionison's Crown Crinolines
Am iiiKquutieil lor Jiuniullitjr,
fpiionison's Crown Crinolines
X In ft won!, rtlo tho host 111 tlio wollil, mul
moro widely known lliau any other,
4it u iiuicriiou nv
THOMSON, LAN'ODON A To.,
Apill 2l,'G4-2m, 1SI1 llioailnayNew Yolk,
, A1ITMAN. '. II. lMt.I.INHKIt, K. It. 11ATMAN
UTMAN, JHliUNGKIt A CO.,
NO. itW NOKTII Tlllltll HTIIKKT,
(A'ir owoslte Jamei, Knrt, &nttee .t Cti.)
Wholes.tlo DoalerH In
VAUNH, HATTING, WADDINO, CAHI'l:TH
OIL CtOTllS, SIIAUF.H, rhTC NETH,
chain jiaos, comiAai:, ac, aim,
WlI.I.OW AND WOODKN WAUi:,
llUt'fllllM, TUUNKB, I.O0K1NO ai.ABSKS, KTC.
May 10, lW-ly.
JOWK, KUSTON & CO.,
MunufacliirciM and WliolcKalo Dcalcru In
COTTON VAUNH, (.'Altl'lIT C1IA1NH,
llATW, WICKH, Tin YAHNH, COltllAgil,
IIUOOMH, WOOD AND WILLOW WAUI!,
LOOK'O OLASSIiS, CI.OCKH, I'ANOY JlASKirTH
TA11L11, FI.OOH, AND CAIMIAaU
OILCLOTHS, Ac,
No. 630 Mnrkcl Htrect, uouth side,
rwiailelplila.
OOFI N 0.
liiio:
tllOI'INfl 111 rollM. 1-r-fliH'tn tn i,nl!,l ilnwii
HOUt'INU fOKtliiKinutulit,)!, ana luoio Uurublo
HOOI'INU lliatiau'uo applied hy nny ordinary
workman,
UOOI'INa that will not expand or contract by
t ho action of tho weather.
IIOOI'INQ that 1h adapted to (.tetpor flat roor..
Hum! for n kamplo ami circular. 1U1AUY ItOOl''
IN1 CO., 81 Maiden Lano, Now York.
May 15,'Wi-Jin.
VJI CUIT6II
ITElt
For hand or liome-nower. aclcnowlcdueilliailnHt
cut, f anient, and In eerv way he.t In imo Koi
hlllu Lv J. tt. IH'.l.'ATlIK Jt.l'n.. lli nleni In Air
rlcullura! Impltaiuiittitettiieiid lor Illimtratetl
XL
JOHN 0. YICAQKll & CO.,
Wliolcbalo DealcrJlu
1IATH, CAIW, BTltAW GOODS, AND
, LArinn' runs,
No, 257 North Third Hlrcet,
1'hlladolphla,
JJUTUAri 14 FR INSUnANOH CO.,
OF N11W YOItK,
.V, WJNS'rON, VmMcnt,
Growl Aet I'eb, 1, 1SGH ;M,319,SI9 (A
Inooina for 1MI7 M tf,7Mi,tl (111
1'iviueuu pmu j-onuy noiuera in 1M7, ,ZiQfili w
iJirgeMt Mutual Company In tho world,
IlCiluetlon of ItatcK,
juiin u, i iu:i:zi:, Aucnt,
March BJ'ia-lf. illooiuiibniif, 1'u,
RAIL ROAC
TVroitTinniN cnNxi
XI WAYJ
On nnd nftcr MaylOlhl
leavo NotiTitUMncnLAKD ns foil
NOHTHWAItl
1M a, i,. Daily to Wllllnrrnportl
forLlmlru, Cntinndalffiia, ltJ
nii'peiniou jiriuge, muiixi 1
G.1 V. St.. Dnllv. fcxceot Ktllid.l J
llulhilo via Krlo ltallway fii
11.11 imuy, luxcepinunuti
port,
THAlNSSOUTllN
O.H A.M. Dally (except Mondl
W II.JIINQTON AND I'll
1I.V1 A. A, D.llly(cxceptKnn
ninington aim I'nnauifl
General
T AOKAWANNA
JJ IIU1K1 HAILUOAD.
On nml nfter May litli, 1"
will 11111 lis fol!ol
Going fionl
iii'avu jit'ita
a. m. in 1
Hcrnuton M5,3o J.'.
ritttoii (inn Ml
KlllKSton i.as I.I
l'lyinoiith ft. u 4.1
MiiicKiiiiiiiliy 7.1.-J ri,i
llerwlclt 7.m .i
llloom 0.1
llupert s.m 7.1
Danvlllo 11.111 7.1
Arrlvo Arl
.Nortn-ii ".oil e.i
Tho ll.lOTrnltintHcrantl
with KxitrcBl Train for NJ
11. til.. nrrllm' In Now Yoll
111
1VR7.
PHILADELPHIA 0
JU KAILUUAI).
MINTi:U TIM I
Ttntorau and mntcr noil
HKLIMIIA, JIALTIMORF,
MAMSl'OHT,
aitr.AT on nr.aioN oil
r.t.r.aANT
OnnllXIghll
On nnd nrter MonpAv, I
Trains nn 1 ho rhlladclphltJ
rim ns followNt I
MTSTW'J
AIAHj TltAIN' lenefi l'hlll
" " " Norll
" " nrr, nt Krlol
r.itn: r.-xi'iuxsifavcs til
" " nrr, nt Kr
I'.I.MIltA MAIL hmes IMil
" Noil
" " nrr. ntlioeli
lUSTWAl
MAlM'ltAIN haves Hrle...
" " ' Not t li'il
" nrr.nl i'iiiuuii
r.ltli; KXl'ItlXs leaves KritJ
" Nnrl
" nrr.ntrhli!
Nortll
" " arr. nt Thllf
VAU111:N& I'ltANKLIN III
Kors leavlmi 1'lilhulelphla at l
Inrton nl 11.40 a.m. nod Oil Ci
Lcavlm; l'hllndclphlant 8.W1
Liiy ni i,.t.i ji, in.
All trains on Warren A'
make closu rniinertiim nt Oil
rruuktlu and 1'l ti tU uuiLVntil
llllOUgll.
Oenernl Hup:rlntendt I
13KADIXG UAILHOJ
h umm i:u auha ng mcNi
(Ireat Trunk Lino from tho
West lor I'liiladt'lplila.Ni'W Yoijl
vlllo, Tnmaqun, AKhland, Lcbnl
Unstin. l.'nhrala. I.ltl7. Ijinciisltl
TrahiH lrao i Inn Main? torNi
iows: ji-j,.hi, ij.ujaiHiMua. m
A O,'l.jp.m.,('onnertins with m
tho I'a. Hallroiut, mul anivln i
a.iHt. lo.inj sc 11.50 a.m.. tt y.aj
Mi'fplng ears ticcompam lng thl
H,:n p.m. trains without thaiu;o. I
Leave llarrlshuig for IteadliiEl
manua. Mlnersllle.Ahhlan(l. l'lil
town nnd Philadelphia nt 8,10 n.il
J,iu tun., Ktopplni; nt Lebanon mil
Miiiiuiii; inu i,iui,m, minium
I'lilladelphla anil Columbia only.
hehuvlkltl Haven and Auburn. I
nnd Kusquehanua Itallroad, leal
i,in, ltcturnliiRt Lemo X-l
a.m. aim i-'.uum., aim t,iv aim
ears accompanj Iny the U.00 n.ni.,il
11. 111., iiuiiis wirnoiib riumm.
Oralu leaves I'lilladelphla at 7,K
from Itcnillnt'nt (l.:Wt.m htonnlnl
l'ottsUIIoat 6'i.in. in., and 2,1.3 p.l
n.m nnd noon, mid 2,0u p, in
H,W a. m.and l.winnd .! p, m. I
Leave tuvllle for Jlarilsbunl
nnd bu.srjticlianua; ltallioau at 71
UendhiR AceommfKlntion Tralnl
ni7,ua.m.ticurning irum l'lin.i
n.m. I
lolthtown Aceommodatlon TnJ
town nl u, 1 j a.m.,, returning, ica J
nt i.rto n.m. I
Columbia llnllrond Trninn: len
7,00 a.m., aud (M t.ni. for Lphralil
lViklonun Hall ItoadTralnsUl
.iiineiion ai y.ooa.m., ami o.&o i.J
Leavo Hklnnaek alG.In.m.. und I
nprlimi u llh hlmltiir Indus on ltd
On SinuliLVR. Icjivo New York nil
adelphlaH,(io n.m. nud.'MSp.m., thl
runulmr oniv to Iteadimr: Tottbl
iiarrisuuri; a.m. anu i,iu auua
lieauinc ai i.iu ana L'..rnna7.i5a.i
uuip, ana 7,wti n.mM ana 11,10 p.m. 1
nnd t.'Jj n.m. for I'ldladelnhlii.
Commutation. Milenire. Season. iM
elusion lick Us to and irum all poiil
rates. I
Uawjage cheeked through 100 pool
each p.ubcuger. I
oenerai hupe
TIIK HRST IS THK Clll
And lends the column 1tOS nhcad
This Maihlno Is tho
t UKes tho llntsl tieedlo ofnnv SI
Klenco.
Any lauy wnnuns a hmmi
SKWINO MACK
Will consult her own lnleiefts
HI NO lilt. It Ik f nsler to 11111. kurn
outer t linn nny .Machine lu tlio uoi
ThofullPht Instruction ulveu Hi
chahc,ntul tho Machlno wn.b UK w
j em lor uuu yeur.
Hero you will ilnd Ncfillex.Thrr
OA VI I) LOWIINHKI
ApillTO-tf. IHoo!
C
101, UJI IHA n o
11 K UN AUD HTOH
ItAviN-n lulelv nurchased anil
well-llliown Uobltion Hotel 1'ioperl
H.W DOOILI A110VK THK C'OUKl
on tho same nldo of tho fctrcct. In
Iiloolllsl(urlI,, utnl liu!ng obtained
llio Mitno una
H K S T A U Jl A K T ,
tho l'ropi lolor has determined to rIvo to tho peo-
pio isiunij lliu iowii lu uuaiiivNi or i iciuturt,
A LlTTLli ilOlti: 1100M,
llUhtalilliiKaUois extensive, and In nttedup
to put hiiKKletiahi! carrlaeeH tntuodry. llo prom
KeKtluite cry thins abou thlHestabllMlimenibhall
bo conducted 111 an orderly and lawful manlier;
ainl ho respectfully fcollcltH a bharo of tho pubtlo
lutinuae, niyl7'u7-Hin,
J 1'. lUCAM),
with LIl'I'INCO'IT, IiOND CO.,
Manufacturers nnd WliolcBalo Dealer. In
HATH, CAl-H, FUItS, AND BTltAW (100DH,
No, 413 Market Street,
1'hUndelplila.
gNYDKll, 1IAKH1S & UASSKTT,
Manufactuicrs andJobbera of
MKN'S AND IIOV'H CLOTHINU,
Nos. h'St Market, and 622 Commerce Hticet,
rhlladolphla.
Q AV. 1ILA1JON A CO.,
Mannfacturerii of
OIL t'LOTIIH AND WINDOW HUADIM,
Watcliouso, No. 121 North Third Btreet
riitladelphla.
JI. WALTER, :
Ijilo Waller & Kaub,
Importer aud Dealer 111
CHINA, OLABH, AND QUEKNHWAIti;
No, Sll North Tlilrd Hlrcet,
between Itace aud.Vluo
I'hlladelphla,
(', II, 1I0HNR, W, H. KINO, J, 11, UUVUKItT
TOHN HTR0U1' & CO., j.
BucccuKor. to BU-oup & Ilrother, '
WHOLlMALi: DHALEItfl IN FIBII,
No. HI Norl h "Wharvcii, and S3 Worth Wntor (it.,
Philadelphia. t
ovi:i; to,coo tiif.m ifM
- m
l'JUI.AtlELl'lIIA.
Dealem In
TUAB, KVIllll'S, COl'l'IIi:, BIKIAlt, MOLABNKB,
lllt'P, fel'ICKS, lit CAltll hODA, dU., AC,
t. Orders will recelvo prompt attention.
May 10, 1867-ly,
H.
with
V, 1'KTKRJIAK, "
J.iri'lNCOTT4TItOTTKlt,
W1I0I,IALE UUOCKItS,
No, 21 North Water Street,
and No. 20 North Delaware Avenue
I'lilladelphla.
KAVKR & SPRANKLE,
WHOLl'.SALK aitOCCItinS AND COMMISSION
MEIICIIANTB,
Nob. 13 and 27 Arch Btreet
Philadelphia.
M.
JL MAIU'LK,
NOTIONS, IlOSinitV, ULOVIW, AND
FANCY UOODS,
No, M Norlli Third Street,
Philadelphia.
J ATKLY Ol'KNED.
'Aio undersigned would respectfully Inform llio
cttltoiiHof llliiointburir and Mclnlty,thatlielia.
Just opened a shop ouIronBtreot, between Malu
mul Third, whero ho mil lollow tlio cabinet ina
king business lu all Its branches, Orders for
MLTALLI0 OU OTIUUl COFFINS
filled with promptness and despatch llenalrs
cheaply maile to nil kinds of furniture, Includ
ing ihercplaltlngnf cano.bottomed chairs. Pat
terns for castings made neatly uml expeditious
ly, and orders uio sollelled HI her In person or by
mall, i'lcluro flumes made In order at short no
tlco. HOHKHT ItOAN,
April 10,'08-tf. un.
EHOIIANT'S IIOTKLj
1 N0HTH rovilTH BTllIET,
rillLADELI'IIIA,
J, & W. tl, M'KIIUIIN, Proprietor,
May 10, Itw-ly,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
IIIAItLKS AV.8NYDKH,
I1E.M.KU JN
n a it i) w a n k,
iinoN, naua BTiniti, ac, ac au.
Iain btiikut, HLooMsiiuita, i'KNN'a,
ftko this method of Informing tho cltlzensof Co
libla conty, thnt ho has opened nn exlcnxlvo
Idware storo on Main Htrect, in Illoomslmrir,
r Iron street, nnd thnt ho has on hand a
GKlt STOCK AND BETTEH ASAOUTKD
lean bo found any whero gIao In tho county,
I Inch ho Intends to sell nt prices which defy
I tit Ion.
LINS. AXES, STEEL. IRON.
L'O chains, ntl sizes. nxer, nit mnko nnd
L steel, nil sizes, Iron, nil Bhnpcs, nud nil
I U I L 1) fi II ' H H A U 1)V A u n,
defcrlitlnns. is'all.s, nxlo pulleys, bohu
litehes, locks and knohs,hult screws, sash
indow sprlncs, baso knobs, Mrnp htnees,
lad staples, hooks nnd staples, nnd In fact
Idng needed In thnt line.
It A WAGON MAK018' HAltmVAUE.
l inff almost every thins In that lino. Also
IVUNUSS MAKuSIW HAllDWAItC,
Is, Japanned: buckles, silver plated! bltts
ly kind , llAMna, iron ; pad trees t Hames,
I saddlo trees, etc trees, Girth web, worsted
Uont thread, silk, nwlsnnd needles, tools
Iclnds,
BiionMAKKirs liAnmvAitn.
Il assortment forenrpentem. I haloplaiios
luus. saws! unnd.pnnuel.rlp. nnd compass.
i steel. Iron, nud try i boring mnrhlnes,
, augers, bevels, mallets, braces, canires.
I rules, bits, nnd about everything for car-
KOlt Tim ITOl'Li: Or.Nr.UAI.LY
I havo coal
hods, coal
Miovcls, scoops,
coal sillers, lniit
crns.tableeutlery.pocket cutlery, plated spoons.
plated forki.i.erverseanndcor
feopots.bullcrknlvcs.mlllsaws, I ms cut saws, circular saws, gnngRaw s,
ks, horsofihoes.wi enches, rlvets.hnm
hatchets, mattocks, picks, forks, grub-
liocs, shovels spades, spading forks, hoes,
icd pins, twine.sltntes, plows, com n trim-
, Lmery, red chalk, white chalk, wire,
I nails, meal cutters, denies, wash boards,
rso buckets, wooden palls, clothes
Is, glue, door mats, porch mats, pnr-
Ilor mats, cornpnppcrs, paint
hrushes, horso brushes, sleigh
hells, heel calks,cuamcl
t-d kettles, brass kettles,
copper kettles,
Mowkctttcs.nauco
pans.broad
axes, uallrj,
leuitalu llxtitrcs,
Thlmbleskclusnud boxes,
rumps, lead pipe, etc.,
Id ropo and hundreds of nrtleles not .enu-
Id constantly on hand at
L'UA ULKS HNVDUU'H,
Main Hlrcet, lMfminsburg.
:onGK II. ROUERTS,
Importer nml Dealer lu
II AUDWAItH, CUTHJHY, UUNS, Ac,
No. 311 North Third Street, nbovo Vluo,
Philadelphia.
m K. Smith. J. 11. hki.tzkk
IMIT1I & SELTZER,
liixn tors and Dealers In Foreign and Domostlo
HARDWARE,
OUNB, OUT I. BUY, JU,
10. KID N. TIUliD STltEKT, AIl.CAI.l.OWUII.I.,
rillLADKLI'lIIA.
, 22,C7-tf.
IIRON, TINWARE, &C.
LTIONAL FOUNDRY,
Illoomsblirff, Columbia County, 1'u.
subscriber, proprietor of tho nbovo-l allied
Llvo establishment, Is now prepared to ro
ftruers for an kinds of
Inehy fok coLLir.itius, ulamt
IllNACEH, STATIONAItYi;NaiNi:S,
MILLS, TlIItnSIIINU .MACHINUS, 40
falso prepared to mako Stoves of all slr.es
perns, riowlrous, aud every thing usually
i ursi'Cioss i' ouuurics.
ilonslvo facilities and practical workmen
I him lu receiving tho laigest contracts on
It rca-sonablo terms.
lof all kinds will bo taken 111 exchango for
tabllsliment H loentetl near tho Ijickl
mil lllnoui'.buig Itallroail Depot,
rETF.Il HILLMYKH.
I AND TINWARE.
A. M, llUl'EKT
cch to his friends and cmtomeis that
cs tho nbovo business at his old rlaeo on
MAliS MJlu;i7I', 1ILOO.MS1IUHU,
icrtt can bo accomodated wltli
FANCY STOVIiS
kinds, stoveplres, Tluware, and every va
ir articio round In n Slovo and Tlnwaro Ks
hment In tho cities, and on tho most reason.
erms, Itepalrlug dono at tho shortest notice.,
23 DOZEN MILIC-I'ANS
ud for salo.
:W STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
AIN STKEKT, NEAW.Y OI't'OSITE MILLKK'
H1U1IE,
HI.OOMSllUIta, I'UNN'A.
undersigned hns Just lilted up and opened
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
s place, where ho is prepared to make up
1'IN W'AltKof all kinds in his lino. nn. I ,l.t
rlUK with neatness nnd iltspntch, upon tho
liu,uuaiiia icilllB, Jiu lliau liveps Oil linilU
US Or VAlllOUS l'ATTIUlNS 4 STYLES,
1 ho Will Sell Unoil terms tn SIllL liurelinjierfi!
o lillii n call, llo Is n gouil mechanic, and
viiik ui uiu puuuu piiironago.
JALU1I All.T,.
imsburg. April SO, 1SW,
BAOCO & SUGARS.
5 ONLY PLACE
,ie best
TOIIACCO AND CIOA1W,
IT WHOLESALE AND HKTAIIi,
IIUNaSUEUdElt'S,
w doors below tho American House,
llloomsburg, To,
U thu largest and most select of
BItOJCINU AND CIIEWINa TOIIACCO
evcrorerea to the citizens of llloomsbuig. All
mo nicy unuiils of
SEaAH'i,
aud the best j'ii-.cut and riug
CIII5WINO TOUACCO,
can be had at his, counters.
TOIIACCO I'll'US
In great Variety aro among his large slock.
DON'T FOItGET TO CALL.
II. II. IIUNBIIEHQEIl.
JJ W. RANK'S
WHOI.USALE TOUACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIOAH WAIIEHOUBE,
No, 119 North Third Btreet,
between Cherry nnd llaco, west side,
i uuuueipuia.
Qt L. AVOODRUI'T,
Wholesale Dealers in
TOI1ACCOS, CIO AIW, I'H'IW, 4l! 4c
No. 13 North Third Btreet, nbovo Market,
Philadelphia.
QMNIIJUS LINE.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
,. , . """"""irB nun uio publlo gene
rally tha he Is ruunlng nn
OMNIUUS LINr.
" " piaeonnn thodlllerent railroad do
pun iuuij- (unuay excepted), to connect with llio
severultrnlusimiiir. tan, n.i
wlssn and Wllllamsport Itallroad, nud wilh thoso
. ..... .,., ,. ouuinon uio ijicknwannannd
liloomsbnrg Itallroad.
Ills OmnlbllSKeH urn In llrvu An...ui .
ii . - " vuiiuiuuu, eummo-
Ulous and comfortable, nud charge reasonable,
.v.v. nuiiiuiiiuiiMtti.or.ceiucit friends ue.
V , cau be accomodated upon reasonable chargo
by leaving timely uotlco nt any of Uie hotels.
JACOI1 1. CJIKT0N, Proprietor.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
AVE YOUR MONKYI
s
(lit HAT INDUCEMENTS!
O n 11 A T E It INDUCEMENT SI
O II E A T E H T INDUCEMENTS
AT
THE OLD DHUa STOIIE
or
L. N. MOYER,
Wlicro can bo found tho lahciest and iiimt a.
so htm knt, ever oircred to tho cllltem of this
county, of
DrnB, Chemicals,
Paints, oils,
Olnss, Varnishes,
Putty. Hrushes,
DyoStllffs, Mixed Paints.
nil of these nro of tho best known mako nnd are
warranted ns pnro nnd unadulterated. The II nest
ami largcRt stock of
F A N C Y A It T I C L E S
to bo found, lu this or adjoining counties
Perfumery, IlalrDyes, -
Fancy SoupH, Hrushes,
Combs, Cosmetic,
HalrOils, Toilet Articles,
Stationery, Pocket Iiooks
TOllAOU O E S .
Smokiiiuniul chewing,
Cigars or nil desci Iptlons,
Pipes, Cigar Holders.
HOUSEHOLD AUTICI.ES.
Imips, nssorloil alzes and styles,
LMI4, CltlMNKVH.SHAllES, llUKNUH,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Sponges, Chamois Skins,
Catlicteis, Spcculums,
Syringes, Ilrcnst Piimiis,
Kubbcr Goods,
Tiusscs of nil approved patterns 4c, 4c,
1. 1 (I U O It S .
A ilnu assortment of uro llquois'for medical
purposes constantly on hand and tho best
known kinds of
STOMACH HlTTEltS.
Patlnt Medicines of every description, In
eluding tho best varieties of pills and tonics.
riiisiciAN'a i'iir-scniiTioNa CAitErun.Y the.
l'AltKl).
No such stock has ever been presented to the
people of this section of country.
Tho prices nro ns small as tho stock Is large.
Tho HViofrjiifc JV ices aro moro favorable to tho
purchaser than ever, as arrangements havo been
eirecled w till tho wholcsalo dealers lu tho larger
cities, so that goods can bo procured In Ulooms.
burg ns chenply.as In New Yorkor Philadelphia.
5-Country dealers nro earnestly Invited to
study their own Interests, by examining this
stock.
Ileincmber tho place ExcHANCl K 11I.0CK ahoe '
Exchango Hotel, Main street, llloomsburg.
Jan. 31, lST.S. Cm
if live; 's
-inlp n III J.-
GRAY HAIR. '
This is the AJliiuoslAtliot lung ran!..
ThU In the Curotlint lny
lit Uw AmkkosiA that lUng mid.
tft.t. I. ... 1. l,.t.l .n.l
. . Kwy. ....
w tm now imn ravrn lockB, iney iiy
Hp iiHt'tl tlio Curo that lay -
lu tlio AMHii'JalA that Jtlnf made.
Thin U tho MnUU'ii, handnotne and
Wliu married the man onro bald and
't?f. J iFrnv.
vt iJ Win iiiiw linn ru on lorki. tlicy unv.
This I)i tlir I'Ari-on,AIio,tjytti( wny
Marrlvil Uiu nt.iltlin, haiiuiiuiae hiiJ
ET'iy,
To Urn in. in oih'c hiiM am) cray,
lint til.. I l.iin- t.iu Mi.ll luli ll.l-
ti Uopihiho lu ued thr Cure Hint lay
3L In Urn AMitl:nsl l tli.it llln-mailt.
k) Tliio U Hi" lit II thnt ihip nwy
f. H. TU333S.C0., PsopRiETons. Petebboiiq', H.H.
ANIUOll SALEllY
L. N. MOVKIt nml E. P. LUT.. Druggists,
Illoonisburi.', niidM, -M. 1IKOIIHT, I'nlawlsMi.
Jamiuiy 111, ImJiKI,
J R. MOYER,
WHOLESALE 4 ItETAIL
i) r u a a i s t,
COUNhll OK MAIN AND MAItKKT HTKKETH,
IlLOOMSIlUIta, l'A ,
wheiowlllbo found a largo and select Htoek nl
Diugs,
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
Also all tho
PATENT MEDICINE.! OP THK DAY,
lam also prepared to furnish Country stores with
Castor Oil, Godfrey's Cordial,
TUItLINfJSTON'S I1ALSAM,
nud all other medicines kept lu their line at City
prices.
S, Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours.
In medicines, quality is of tho llrst Importance,
llloomsburg, Juno7, 11.(17
rpiIE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE
X AND FOIHC Wo the undersigned citizens
ot Columbia County witnessed tho trial of hay
forks on tho farm of Mr. Pursel. tn Hemlock
Township, on Monday, May 7, iwsl, between tho
American Hay Kulfo nml Fork manufactured by
SLU'EIt, WALIW, SIlltlNElt 4 Co.. of Lewis,
burg, Pa., and tho ltuiulel'a luteni Hay Ilook.
Tho American Fork lined moro hay In one
draught than tho Itundel In three. Wo oreeatls.
nod It w 111 tako as much hay into tlio mow as two
good horses can draw. Wo also saw It culling
hay.nndihlnk It cannot be beut ns a hay knife,
and cheerfully recommend It as tho best bay fork
nnd knlfo wo have ever seen.
Uvlli',",t:!""!!,ui!"i Ilu- r- c- Harbison,
W. II. Koons, John Doak,
.loiiN liETEiiicK, Daniel Noyek,
11. Diat.EMtI.LEIl, SYLVEHTEIl POKSEL.
MICHAEI. 11ELLEII JOliNWOLr.
T hey also manufuciuro tlio celebrated Iliickeye
w "Per andlower, und other agricultural linpfo.
JNSURANOE AGENCY.
Wyomlug,,
tiso.ouu
4,000,000
400,01X1
ittO.MO
A;tun
Commerco ,
Fulton H ,
isortn America S60,A00
Cy 4S0,000
luteiuutloual 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
ElnaLlvo Slock 600,000
Putnam 30,000
Merchants 330,000
Springfield ;. 67ooa
Insurance Company of Btato Penn'n 630,1X10
Connecticut Mutual Llfo 10,000,01X1
Noi th American Transit , HOO.OOO
FIIEAS UltOWN, Annvt,
mars 07-ly, Bloomsiiuho, Pa,
RMBRUSTER & IJROTHER,
Importois nud Jobbers of
IIOS1EUY, GLOVES,
SHIUTS AND D11AWEI18,
1IU1TONB. BUHl'ENDEItH.
nOOP HKIHTS, HANDKI.IICIIIISFS,
TH HEADS, BEWING HILICS,
TUIMMINaS, raiTE MONNAIES,
BOAPS, PEI1FUMEUY, FANCY GOODS, AND
Nfvrmwa m'Mi'n . t
Also Manufacturers of
HUUBHIwR AKn lmiL'iMi rir.ALiui,.L,
und Dealers lu '
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE,
I1UOOMB, HOPES, TWINES, 4r.
No. 300 North Third Street, nliovo Vino
Philadelphia.
jyjILLEIt & HOST,
Successors to Franklin p, sell tfer 4 Co.,
."iimners and Wholesale Daler lu
I .LIQUOltS, WINES, Aa,.
Nos, (10 and 41) North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
mm
VSRf
"ST'i'i'SS1?'.131 Th0 barest hoop
M ri."1H '"l'io county at