I
THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
4or the lounii .t'ollsjs. I
'I br Dam lug thor.
Ow.lt tlio v. mill I'll i- n way there Is a
It in' country licit iicitlier ymi nor I, nor
utiytxxly t'Uo that wo know, over ?uw i
but u vury groat klnj; oncn rvliiuil tliero
who IihiI no Hon ul nil, but liiul twelve
moat beuutirut diuih'htur-i. Now this
king lnul no iuiucii to help liliu to tnku
euro or all these twelve young ladles j
niul so you may well think that they
giivo lilra iioMKUu t run hie. They slept
In twelyb'j'twis, nil In u row, In ono
room r and when thoy went to bed the
klntf always went up, and shut and
locked' the. door, liut for all this euro
that was taken or them, their shoes
wcro uvcry morning round to bo ijullo
worn through, ns If they had been dune
ed In all nltrlit: and vet nobotlv could
find out how It happeneiiSr where
they could have been.
Then the king, you may bosiire, win
very angry at having to buy o ninny
tu-w shoes; and he made It known to
all the laud, that If anybody could llnd
out where it was that tho princesses
danced In the night, he should liavotho
one ho liked best of thu wholo twelve
lor his wills and should bo king after
his death'; but that whoever tried, and
could not, after thrco days and nights,
niako out'tho truth, should bo put to
death.
A king's son soon came. IIo was well
lodged and fed, and In the evening wus
taken to tho chamber next to tho one
where tho prllieo-'es lay in their twelve
bed. Then" ho was to sit and watch
where thoy went to dance; mid In or
der that nothing might pass without
his hearing It, the door of his chamber
was left open. Itut tho princu soon fell
asleep; and when ho awoke in the
morning, ho found that tho princesses
had all been dancing, for tho solon of
tholr shoes wcro full of holes. The
samo thing happened thu second mid
third nights: so the king soon had this
young gentleman's head cut off.
After him camp many others; but
tnry had all thesnmo luck, mid lost
Ihelr lives in tho ame way.
.Vow It chanced that an old soldier,
who had been woundpil In battle, and
could light no longer, passed through
this country; and as he was travelling
through a wood, he met a little old wo
man, who Mked him where ho was go
ing. "I hardly know whero I am go
ing, or what I had better do," said the
soldier; "but I think I should like
wry well to llnd out where It Is thnt
these princesses dance, about whom
peoplo talk so much ; and then I might
have a wife, and In time I might boa
king, which would hu u mighty pleas
ant sort of a thing for inn In my old
days." "Well, well," Mild the old
dame, nodding her head, " that Is no
very hard task: only lake care not to
drink the wlno that one of the princes
ses will bring to you In the evening;
and as soon as shy leaves yon, you must
seem to fall last asleep."
Then she gave lilra aclo.ik, and said.
"As soon as you put that on you will
become Invisible; and you will then
be aolo to follow tho princesses wherev
er they go, without their being at ull
aware of it." When the soldier heard
this ho thought ho would try his luck:
so ho went to the king, and said ho was
willing to undertako the task.
lie was as well lodged as tho others
had been, and the king ordered lino
royal robes to bo given him ; and when
tho eveuingcame, ho wasled to tho out
er chamber. Ju.it an ho was going to
He down, tho eldest of thu princesses
brought him a cup of wlno ; but the
soldier silly threw it all away, taking
care not to drink a drop. Then he laid
himself down 011 his bed, and in a littlo
while begau tosiioro very loud, as if ho
was fast asleep. When the twelve
princesses heard this they all laughed
heartily, and tho eldest said, "This
fellow, too, might havo done a wiser
thing Ihan loe his life in this way!"
Then thoy roso up and opened their
drawers and boxes, anil took out all
their lino clothes, ami dre.od them
selves at the glass ; and put on tho
twelve pair of new shoes that tho king
had Just bought thorn, and skipped
about as If they were eager to begin
dancing. But tho youngest said, "I
don't know how It I, but though you
are so happy, I feel very uneasy ; I am
su ro somo mischance will befall us,"
"You simpleton!" said tho eldest, "you
aro always afraid ; havo you forgotten
how many king's sons havo already
watched us in vain V As for this soldier
he had oiib eye shut already, when ho
camo into tho room ; aud even If I had
not given him his sleeping draught he
would have slept soundly enough."
When they wcro all ready, they
went and looked at tho soldier; but ho
snored on, and did not stir hand or foot
so they thought they were imlto safe;
and the eldest went up to her own bed,
and chipped her hands, and tho heel
sank Into tho lloor, and a trap-door lluw
open. The soldier saw them going
down through tho trap-door, ono after
another, tho eldest tending tho way,
and thinking ho had no time to lo-c,
hejumped up, put on tho clonk which
tho old fulry hnd given him, and fol
lowed them. In tho middle of tho
stairs ho trod on the gown of thoyoung
est, and she cried out, "All Is not right
some ono took hold of mygown." "You
silly thing I" wild the eldest; "it was
nothing but a nail In tho wall."
Then down thoy ull went, and then !
ruu along a dark walk, till they eamu
to a door; and thero they found them
selves lu n most delightful grovo of
trees; and tho leaves wcro all of silver,
and glittered and sparkled beautifully.
Tho soldier wished to take away somo
token of thu place ; so ho broke offu lit
tlo brunch, ii'id thero camo a loud nolty
from thu tree. Then tho youngest
daughter said again, "I am turo all Is
not right ; did not you licur that noise?
Thnt nover happened beXoru." Hut tho
eldest said, "It liotily tho princes, who
uro shouting for Joy at our approach."
They soon camo to another grovo of
trees, whero all tho leaves wero or gold;
and afterwards to a third, whero the
leaves wcro all glittering diamonds.
And tho soldier broke a brunch from
each; and every tlmo there enme a loud
noise, that mado tho youngest sister
uhlver Willi fear: but thu oldest still
said, it was only thu princes, who wcro
'shoutlug forjoy. Bo they went ou till
they camo to u great lukc; and at tho
sldo of tho lake there Iky twelve little
boats, with twelve handsome princes
In them, waiting for tho princesses.
One of tho princesses went Into each
bout, aud as tho boats wcro very biiiuII
tho soldier hardly knew what to do.
" My company will not bo very ugreca
blo to any of them," said ho; "but,
however, I must not bo left bolilndt"
so ho stepped Into tho Mimoho.it with
the youngcxt. As thoy wero rowing
over tho lake, the prince who was In
the boat with the youngest princess
and the soldier slid, " I do not know
how It Is, but, though I urn rowing
with ull my might, wo get on very
slowly, mid 1 am quite tlr.'d: the boat
seems very heavy to-day, especially at
ono end." "it Is only the heat of the
weather," said thu prlncos; " I feel
It very warm, too."
On tho other stdo of tho lake stood n
lino Illuminated castle, from which
e.unu thu merry music of horns and
trumpets. Thero they nit landed, nnd
went Into tho ensile, and each prince
danced with his princess ; nnd the sol
dler, who wus nil the Hum Invisible,
danced with them too; and when any
or the princesses had a cup of wlno set
by her, he drank It ull up, so thnt when
she put the cup to her mouth It was
duply. At this, too, tno youngest hi
tor wus sadly frightened; but the eld
est always stopped her mouth. They
danced ou till threo o'clock In the morn
ing, and then all their shoes wcro worn
out, so that they wero forced to leave
oil". The princes rowed them bock again
os'cr thu lake; but this tlmo the soldier
sat himself In tho boat by tho eldest
princess, and her friend, too, found it
very hard work to row that night. On
tho other sliorolhoy all took lenTO,say
lug they would como again the next
night.
When they camo to the stairs, the
Boldler ran on boforo the princesses, and
laid himself down; and as thoy camo
up slowly, panting for breath and very
tired, they heard him snoring in hit
bed, ami said, " Now all Is quite safe."
Then they undressed themselves, put
away their lino clothes, pulled off their
shoes, and went to bed, and to sleep.
In tho morning tho soldier said noth
ing about what had happened, for ho
wished to see more of this sport. So
ho went again tho second and third
night", and every thing happened Just
m before, tho priuceses dancing each
time till their shoes were worn to pieces,
and then going homo tired; but tho
third night tho soldier carried away ono
of the golden cups. a a token of whero
he had been.
On tho morning of tho fourth day ho
wns ordered to appear before tho king ;
so hu took with him thu threo branches
and the golden cup. Tho twelvo prin
cesses stood listening behind tho door,
to hear what ho would say, laughing
within themselves to think how clever
ly they had taken him in, as well asall
tlie rest who had watched them. Then
the king asked lilm, "Whero do my
twelvo daughters dauco at night?" and
tho soldier said, " With twelve princes
In a castlo under ground." So ho told
the king all that had happened, and
showed him tho three branches nnd tho
golden cup, that ho had brought with
him. On this the king called for the
princesses, and asked them whether
what the soldier said was truo or not ;
and when thoy saw they wero found
out, and that it was of no use to dony
what had ha ppened, they said It was all
truo.
Then tho klngnsked thesoldier which
of them ho would chooso for his wife:
will ho said, " I am not very young, so
I think I hnd better tako tho eldest."
And they wero married that very day,
and tho soldier lu duo tlmo was heir to
the kingdom, after the king his fathor-In-law
died ; b ut what becarao of tho
other eleven princesses, or of tho twelvo
princes, I never heard.
farmer's gtiwttutnt.
The !tnilir rry Destroyer.
Tin: raspberry is now being consid
erably Injured by a fly or bcetlo which
girdles tho stnlk near tho top for tho
purposo of propagating its species.
Thoso who cultivate this dclieato fruit,
w ill do well to look to Its preservation
by removing tho tops of tho injured
briers, and burning them ; this will
destroy tho insect for tho next year. I
had watched at times In vain to discov
er this littlo destroyer nt its work, but
did not succeed until to-day, when I
tound n dark looking bcetlo near tho
top of thobuili, nnd carefully watched
its progress. For a minuto or moro It
seemed to bo testing tho toughness of
the bark, but at length it settled upon
a spot sufficiently tender for its use,
and commenced its work in earnest by
making incision after Incision until the
stall; was completely girdled; cutting
through tho nlhuruum entirely, and,
thereby destroying all circulation or
sap; tlun It measured with considerable
precision about three-fourths of nn Inch
upwards and commenced a second gir
dle, which It completed In course of
about thirty minutes. This done, a
puncturu was madujust above tho low
er girdle, Into which It ejected an egg,
quite lu the centre of the stalk, as I
subsequently found by dissection. Sup
posing his work finished, I secured tho
Insect. Tho specimen before mo Is
about live-eighths of an Inch in length,
color black, with a dark brown spot
Just back of its head. Will somo of our
scientific men plcaso give us thu nnmo
of this Insect. I'rrr J'tot.
Saw Corn rir Kmltlrr.
J)AiitYMi:x should remember that
sowed com, as a fall feed for milch cows,
has received tho endorsement of the
imijorlty of tho profession for years. It
Is grown with tho greatest ease, and
yields most prousely. It is rich, suc
culent, and consequently just the thing
ror cows at tho tlmo when pastures be
gin to fall lu the fall. It may bo sown
either broadcast or In drills, Thu com
mon varieties aro usually sown, but at
tho llclvldero Convention sweet corn
was very highly spoken of. There is no
doubt It yields tho richest food. Tho
next beit Is probably somo variety of
tho Hint corn. Cut nnd well cured bo
foro trost, thero Is no better winter foil
dcr, and tliero Is nothing that can bo
produced moro profitably, All kinds
of btock will ent It with avidity. A
dairy farm at tho East without 1U patch
of sowed corn Is an exception. Western
dairymen will llnd full as much neod
for full feed, and wo know of nothing
better to recommend to their notice,
Sow from two to threo bushels of corn
per acre, If broadcast, and cover with
the cultivator. rrulrle runner.
How lo Prcstrte 1k(E.
In 1701, Wm. Jnyno, of ShenUld
Kngluud, obtained u patent upon tho
following method, which ho averred
would preserve eggs In a good nnd fiesh
condition for two years or moro: Keep
tho eggs In n compound mado of ono
bushel quick lime, thirty-two ounces of
salt, eight ounces cream of tartar, with
enough water to forma mixturo so that
an egg will swim 'Ith Its top just nbovo
tho liquid. )
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HOOFL AND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
Hoofland's German Tonic.
rrcpareJ by Dr. C. HI. Jacluon,
rBiUMirnu, Fi.
The Gnat Remedies
90 ALL DlltllM or Tit
MVEIC, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Hoofland's Gorman Bitters
It mm pounded of tho pure Julcw, (or u they ar
medicinally terra 1 i td, Kxtracii) of
ItooU, Jlerbi ir -T ftndUarkt,mftk
liid a preparation, highly concern
tratod, and entire A bJBi y frtt fron Air
tehohc admitturt tf any XinX
Hoofland'a German Tonio,
la a comMnatloa of kit the lofrcdlfnu of the
ElrunsvUhj tho purcit quality of Smtta Cmt
Jiumy Orange, etc. making oca of th tnoit
Bleaiant aodagrteabla rtmedlet vrer offered to
i pofcllo.
Tho prcferrtnf a Iftdldot tret from Alco
holic adrolitort, will ou
Eoofland's German Bitters.
In eAaoa of omont aVpraaalon, whan tomt
alcoholic atlmttlaa It aoeaaaary,
Hoofland'a German Tonio
eSxald hf oied.
The Bitten or th Tonle ara both tquallr
gKt, and contain tht aama medicinal virtue .
i ne atomacn. irom a variety ol cauMt, aucb m
Indication, Dyt . - pepala, Werrona
DtUilty, ete, la jT very apt to bare
iu luncuona at n jmmw rasfti
bit or which la, ma that the patient
ufftra from aereral or more of the fuflowloi
dleeaacai
Copttlp&tion, Flatulence, Inward Files
Fulneaa of Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the a to ma oh, Kauaea,
Heart born, XMtruit for Food.
FulneMor Weight In the
Btomaoh, Sour Eruo
. tationt, Slnkicflr or 1'lut
torin at the Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the
Heftd, Hurried or Difficult Breath
inp, Fiuttorlnr at the Heart, Choking
or Buifocatinff Sensation when in
a Lying Poature. Dlmneta of
Vision, Dota or Webs before
the Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back.
. Chf Llm. uWll b ., Bud.
den Plushes of VbsLbw Heat. Burn
lag in the ma Fleah, Con
stant Imaginings of Eril, and
Great Depression of Spirits.
Theaa remedlea will efftactnallv etir
Complaint, Jaundice, Dapepala, Chronic or
KervoaaUliUity,Chronle Ulanhoa, DUaaae of
the Kidneys, and all Diseases arlalng fjom a
isiBurucivu uver, owniAiD, or uicBunea
DEBILITY,
Risdltiso no at Ciois wsitbtii:
FROST It ATI ON OF THE SYSTEM.
llDVOBD ST BSTias HlOB, LUft&ailFB,
Biroivii, Fbtiu, ato.
There Is do medicine extant taval W these
remedies In each cases. A tons ana vigor Is Im
parted to the whole flatem, Uw Appetite is
HtrsDjrthened, food aijj-a la enjoyed, the
atomachdlgeats TsT promptly, ths
blood la purlQed, ut nompfciion
becomes sound and Bsbh healthy, Usa yel
low tinge Is eradicated from the eyas, a bloom
la given to the checks, and the weak and oerrous
tmalid becomea a itrong and healthy being.
Fer$on$ Advanced in Lifa
Acd feeling the band of time welgblng bestir
pon them, with all Us attendant iUs-wlll find la
the use of this MTTKlttL the TONIC, an
cllilr that will mail pew life Into their veins,
reatore Id a rooniurs the energy and ardor of
more jouthfu) daye, build up their shrunken
forma, and ghe health and happtuest to their
remaining) tare
NOTICE.
It la a well-citabllibed fact that fully one half
pf the female por tloa of our popu
lation are seldom TT In the enjoment
ol good health; or, M a to uae Unit own
eipreeilon,,1iieir StSBSmafl feel well.' They
ert languid, dmold of all energy, eitrcmety ner
Tone, and hi no appetite.
n.,Tl,.iI'J".dJ,of Ins the B1TTKU9, or the
TOMC, ta eapeclally recommended,
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either of these
remedlea They will cure every case of MA
KAHMUS, without Ml.
Thousands of ctrtlUcatcs hare accumulated 'n
the handa of tho roprletor, but space will allow
of the publication of but a few. Those, it will
be ohatned.are men of note and of auch stand
lug that they muat be believe').
TESTIMONIALS,
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
VhitJutlux of tht Suprtnt Court oPo., writes
I'hiUiJtlpMa, March lfl, 1M7.
' I find 1 Hoof- fm land's German
lHHeraMasirood tonic, UKfal In
diieattscf tJitdt 'fL. gestae organs,
and of grrat ten Cast' sli ilt in casta of de
bility, and watit of nmoue action In the eastern.
Yours truly,
"UKO W. WOODWAUU"
Hon, James Thompson,
JuJgt o tht Jitiprtmt Court of JWnylimiHO.
rh.LiJS.yhia, April 21, 164
"1 cunsidtr 'llootUnda German lUtlvia' a
taluall medicins In cato of alUcle of Itidie
tlou or I)Bppal 1 can certify this from my
experience f It.
" Yours, lth respert,
JAilKd THOMPSON,"
Prom Rev, Joseph H. Kcnnard,
D.D,
Vaitor tf Lt Ttnth Iktjlitt Church, 'AiMJefJirfa.
r, XKlion-puiir Sin I hve U-trii "fniitiitly
reijuiatt-d to conm-cl my mime vtllli nt-imnu-ii
dations of dlllcrt'iit kinds of rin-dMnt-N, l.itt, t
garding the prao r t rj-j tku nut or nt
appropriate iiLvT aplicro, I have In
all cuace declined; II wtX I but with a clear
proof In arloua UU afid iniunct'i mid ptr
Ucularlyln my own timily, of tho Uwfulnc-u of
iJr. lloullAnd a Ucrm&n Liilttri, 1 dtpart or unco
from my usual course, to eipri'Ms inj ru'It'uinlc
tlon that, for genrral detiltty of Ut lyVm, ami
Hjvetaltjffor Itetr ComjJutH it if a UJt ami
valuallt iT;ir(iun. in some casus It iimv tail ,
but usiiii.ll) , i d-mbt not, It nlll bu UT) Ki'ilViJ
to tbo hIio stiller from tho abow causes,
i'wure, try rpjinrtrully,
X ll.'KKNNAHn.
jUltfhtu, Ulow Coutcs Si
From Rev. E. D, Fendall,
JttUtant EJitor Ckriitian Cronkli, I'hiUJtl-
..J 1i"Be1Te,1 berjf fit from the uae of
Hoofland a German UltUri, and feel It my pnvl
lege to rccommeixl them as a most y aluabfe tonio
to all who are auflurlng from gcuvral debility or
from diseases aiiiinc from direngoruent of the
Uur. i ours truly,
!. 1 FUND ALU
OAUTIONi
Iloofland'a Qermaa r.emed!csart sounterfeiu
sd. Hs that the signature of O.M.
t?reMt JB M "rs sis eoun:
riinclpal Ofllcs and Manufactory al the Oar
man Medic In a titore, No. 031 AUClt Uuml vw
adelphis-
CHAI1LE3 UL EVANS,
German Druggist. Proprietor,
Formerly U. if. Jciioi; Co.
Tot salt fcy all DrugglaU and Dtaleia Lo kledi-
PRIOE9.
Iloofland'i Oarman Bitten, per bottle,,.
. . " uaii aoten..,,.
h u ' atnnia Tonic, put up la quart
per bottle, or s haVf 'down' for
so
1 M
SeT Do not forget to ei amine well the article
res toy, In order to get the geuulnt.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC,
January M, iwn.
DRY GOOD8.
TyriLLim's store.
rHESII AUUIVATi OP
FA Lis AND WINTEU aOOPH.
Tho subscriber lion Just returned from tho elites
with another large nnd select nnsortmeut of
BrniNO and bummi:r qoods,
tuircliascd In New York nnd Philadelphia at the
Ioh est figure, nml which lie Is determined to sell
on m moderate terms ns can be procured else
whero In Illoomsburg. Ills stock comprises
LADID3' VtlVfiH GOODS
of ttte choicest styles and latest fashion, together
with ft large ;nsortment of Dry Goods nnd Gro
ceries, consisting of the following articles i
Cnrpets,
Oil Clothst,
Cloths,
CnsM meres,
Flnnneli,
Rllkn,
Whlto Uoods,
Id n ens,
Hofjp Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowwaro
Cedar ware
Qtieeusware, Hardware
Boots and Hhoes,
lints and Caps,
Jtoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-ainsscfl,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
H ti gars,
Teas,
Itlce,
Allspice,
G inner,
CInnamou,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN ItALLY,
In short, everything usually kept In country
Rtoren, to which ne Invites the ntteutlon of the
public generally. The highest price will bo paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
8. 11, M1LLEHAB0N.
Arcade Buildings, BloQmsburg, Pa,
QREAT KEDUCTION IN PIUCES
AT PETER ENT'8 STOKE,
IN LIGHT STREET,
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE subscriber has Just received and lias on
hand nt his old stand In Mght Street, n large and
select
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased nt the lowest figure, nnd which ho
determined to sell on ni moderate term as
be procured elsewhere In Light Street,
IVIi CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
HI stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Silks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTIIINii,
Batlnetts, Cusslmers,
Cottoundes, Kentucky Jeans.
AC, An AC.
GROCERIES, MACKEHaij,
Queensware, Ccdarwarc, Hardware, Medtclucs,
Drugs, Oils, Taints, Ac.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short everything usually kept In a conn try
store. Tho patronnge of his old friends and tho
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for country pro
duce. FETER ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 8 1807.
J J. B R O W E R,
Is now offering to the public his Stock of
S I 11 7Ar G GOODS
consisting in part of u full line of
INGRAIN, WOOL AND RAG
CARPET s,
Flno clotlis aud casslmere for Ladles' coats,
HANDSOME DItESfl GOODS,
of all patterns and qualities, Inlalds and Prints
of various qualities and prices,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS,
LADIE'S FRENCH CORSETS,
AND
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LADIES' it CHILDRESS QA1TER3& ROOTS.
FreBU Groceries and Spices. New assortment
GLASS AND QUEENS-WARE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In onedinlf nnd ouo-fuurth barrels.
Now H tho tlmo to make your selections, as I
nm offering goods at very low prices, aud our
motto Is fair deallug to all, and not to be under
sold by any. J, J. BROWER.
Ji looms burg, April 12, 1S67.
jg A u G II'S
n.uan & bons, ri)i!aici.,
AMD
NOIiTr-Wr-STKIlN FKIIT1UZINO CO.,
Chicago,
Solo Manufucturcrs.
TRICKS.
IlAUnH'S HAW BONK wiosriiATi:,
'JS per XDO Jiouuda.
UAUOH'S CHICAGO BONK FKKTIL1ZKII,
50 per 2000 pounds.
BAUOli'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANUIIII,
fM per 2000 pounds.
The Above Alanures nro furnished In both hnffH
nnd barrels, whichever customers prefer.
,SsTho bags.are.uulform lu weight IGOitounus.,
Tho ntteutlon of Farmers Is especially directed
to tho fuel that tho sources of the ltaw Material
of which tho above Manures uro romposcil, are so
well under control that wo can furnlbh them of
ssrlclly uniform quality and condition, nnd that
uii'y cumuui a iarKerperceniai;uuiumiuuuiiasn
uny tuner rjuhs vi muuuiaeiureu uiuuures iu iuo
market,
BAUail 4 SONH,
M H, Uclnwnro Avcuue, I'lilla.
NOHTII WJSTKltN FIUtTILIZINO CO.,
Cor, lAko nnd Lasallo fcts., Chicago.
Ad Baueh's Commerclnl Mnnnre. nifiV bo hrn.
cund twm dealers In nny of the prlnclal towns
In tho Uil It td Mlates or Ilomlulnu of Canada.
1). W, M nsters, Mlllvllle, nnd V. bcott, of Cnt.
nwlssa, Af cuts, July 17,'l.3m,j
M.AKTMAN, C If, B1I.LINHER. K. It. BATMAN,
jRTMAN, DIIjLINOKR & CO.,
O.S28KOUTI Til I HI) 8THEET,
Xturly oi'jmitte Jamet, Kent, Bctnlet it Co.)
Wholesalo Dealers In
VAUNH, BATTING, WADDING, CARI'ETH
Oil, CLOTHS, SUACS, FLT MKTS,
GRAIN BAGS, COItDAOE, AC. AWO,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WABE,
BHVSUES, TIIVXK8, LOOK 1 NO OL ASSES, BTO.
May 10,HW-ly,
JOWE, EUSTON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholeijfapealera In
COTTON YAItNS, CARrETUINS,
BATTfl, WICKS, T1K YABN8, CJIUDAOIC,
IlltOOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'a 0 LAHHES, CLOCKS, FANCVAHKETB
TABLE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac, u
No. too Market Street, sooth side, '
rbiladelphls.
O O F I N a.
ItOOFINO 111 TolUl. rRilvta hn finltcl Hnivn
ROOFING rostinr Binch less, ana more durable
than Tin,
HOOFING tliutcun bo applied by any ordinary
workman.
HOOFING that win not expand Mr contract by
the action of the weather.
ROOFING that In adapted to steep or flat room.
, JJend for n sample and circular. HKADY ROOF
INU CO., si Maiden Lane, New York,
May I5,'H8-3m,
jyjUTUAL IJFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
,V. WmsrON, PntUUnt.
Gross Assets Feb, 1, 1S0S l25,al,8H U
I noome for 18u7 gSlo hj oj
Dividend paid 1'olloy holders In 1WJ7. 'J,W0,l M
largest Mutual Company In lh world,
Reduction of Rates.
.. ... J0,,N KE2E. Agent,
Mareti WUtt-kC tllooaiburg, i'u.
1m
RAIL ROADS.
NORTHERN CENTRA Ij RAIL
WAY. On and nncr MnyAUtli M&S Tmlns will
leave NoiiTia'Mnr.nLAND at follows t
NOHTUWARD.
423 A. M., Dally to Willlnmsport, (except Bunday)
forKlmlrn, Cnnnndalaiin, Hoclienter, Buiralo,
Huspcnslnn Bridge, nnd N, Falls.
GjO i. M., Dally, (except Hundnys) for Elmlrn nnd
Buiralo vlo Erlo Hallway from Elmlrn.
0.15 r. M., Dally, (except Sundays) lor Williams.
P'1' TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
O.H A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Balllmore.
WILMINGTON AND I'ltlLADELFHIA.
11.50 A. A. Dalls'(exccptSunday's)for Baltimore,
Washluatou nnd Philadelphia.
f:i). S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
LACKAWANNA AND 11I.OOMS
BUBO RAILROAD.
On nnd nncr May 11th, isos, lMiscngcr Trains
will run ns follows t
Going South. Going North.
Leave Lcnvo Arrive Arrlvo
n. m, p. m, n. m. p. m,
Scrnnlon 6.30 3.30 ll.lu K.I7
Iavo
I'lttston (1.(11 I.IW H'.: D.io
Kingston I.2S 4.l l'Ul 8.411
l'lymouth U.' I.Vi 7,11 K.'.'i
shlckshiuny l.ii S.IO li.oi 7M
Berwick 7..Vi (l.l."
Bloom K.30 d.ri 7.4l 0.111
Hubert .4U 7.01 7.IKI ll.ixl
Danville , 0.10 7.12 7.02 6.30
Arrlvo Arrlvo I.enve Leiivo
North'd VM 8.23 0.2) 4.45
Tho IMOTrnln nt Scranton makes connections
with express Train ror New loru nt 3 o clock
p. in,, nrrlviug lu New York 9.60 p. m.
It, A. FONDA, Sup't.
lRfI7. lt.R7.
pHILADELl'IIIA AND ERIE
l(AIl,ltUAL.
WINTER TIME TABLE
THKOUalt ANDDlnECTltOUTE BETWEEN rillf.A'
BELrjIIA, BALTIMORE, lIAKIlIsnt'llU, WIL
LtAMSI'ORT, AND THE
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
F.LEOANT SLEEl'lNO t'AIIS
On nil Night Trains.
On nnd nfter Monday, May 11th ISfls. tho
i rains on the 1'hlluuelphln A Jirlo Kail Hoad will
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia.. 11.11 p.m.
" " Northumbirlaud...G.l?n.m
r., . . . , arr, nt Erie 8.rj0p.m,
wm'. iii-jii.-v) iiues i-niinucipiMii.....i2.w m.
isoriii
" " nrr, nt Erie
ELMIItA MAIL UnNes I'hllnU.'ltililii..
" " " Norlh'd...
" " nrr. nt Lock Haven
EASTWARD.
,0.6ij n.m.
ni.oi n.m,
...8.00 n.m,
...l.2p.m
...7.13p.m,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie 11.00 n.m.
isortnti iLrjopjn,
" " arr. nt Philadelphia .7.10 n.m,
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erlo... .7.10 n.m,
" " " Nort'd O.Ha.m.
nrr.aii'hiiaoeipiiia i.oop.m,
ELMIRA MAIL leaves lock Haven .".lon.m.
' North'd 10.1(ln.m.
" . " arr. at Philadelphia 0.10 n.m.
Mail and Express connects with all trains on
WAIUUSK .'KANKI.IN HAILWAY. l'assell'
gers leaving Philadelphia at 12.00 M. arrlvo nt r-
vinetnn nt.AdOn m nn,l fill nii-.t o rwi n .ii
Leavlmt Philadelphia nt 8.00 1'. M. nrrlvo Oil nt
lit i.&t . in.
All trains on Warren A- l'rnnlrlln lLillwnv
make close connectlan nt Oil City with trains fur
r minimi nnu l'ciroieum icuuc. unggagcciiecKCK
A. L. TYLER,
General Superintendent, Wllllamsport,
JEADINO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May 20th ISO.
Great Trunk Lino from tho North nnd North,
West for Phllndclphln.New York, Heading, Potts,
vllle. Tamaoua. Ashlnnrl. T.ebnnnn. Allt'iityiwn
Easton, i:phrata, Llllz, lincaster, Columbia, Ac,
iruuiH iciivo iiarrisourg jorficw iOTK, as loi
lows: At2,o0,6,2jaud8,lun. m., 12,10 noon nnd
2.05 A D.3on.m..coiiliertliiir Willi hlmlliir tnilns no
too Pa. Itallroad, and nrrUing at New York nt
6,(X), 10,00 & 11,60 n.m., & 3,60 7,10 4 10,30p.m.
Sleeping ears nccoiupnnylng tho 2,60 n.m. nnd
tr,,to p.iu. iruins w iiuoui ennnge.
Leuvo Harrlsburg for Reading, Pottsvllle, Ta
mariua, Mlnersville, Ashland, Pino Urove, Allen
town and Philadelphia nt 8,10 a.m., nnd 2,0, and
4,10 p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal w ay
stations : the 4.10 p.m. maklnu connections for
Philadelphia and Columblaonly. For Pottsvllie
Bcnuyucu. iiavcu ana Aubuin, Ma bchuylklll
and Uusauehanna ltnllrnml. linn lliirrlsliurf' nl
3,66 p.m. lteturnlng: Leao New Yolk at 0,00
n.m. and 12.00m. .and 5,lK) and 8,00p.m. Sleeping
cars accomponylnytlio 0,00 n.m.,nnil6,0i) aud 8,im
p. zn,,traln8 wlrhout change. Way I'asscnger
Train leaves Philadelphia ut7,10 a.m., returning
from ileauingat u,30 p.m stopping nl all stations;
Fottsvllle at V46 a. m., nnd 2,46 p.m., Ashlnnd 6,oi)
u.ui auu oooii, una i,w p. 111., jaiinujut. ni
8,:K) b. m.and 1,00 nnd 8.16 p, in.
and Susquehanna. Railroad at 7,lo a.m. and 12,00
Reading Accommodotion Train leaves Reading
at 7,30 a.m., returning from Philadelphia nl 6,l3
p.m.
Pottstown Accommodation Tratmlenves Potts
town at 6,45 a.m.,, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,30 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains: leave Heading nt
7,00 a.m., and O.I5 i.in. for J.'iihrata, f.lllj:, Imuran.
tcr, Columbia, Ac,
l'erklonu-n Hall Road Trains leavo Perklomcu
Junction nt O.'io a.m., nnd 5.5, p.m. Returning:
LenveSklppackutO.ria.nl., and 1,15 p.m., con
necting Willi similar tialnsou Heading Railroad
On Sundays, h avo New York at 8,00 p.m., Phil
adelphla 8,00 n.m. nnd 3,15 p.m., the 8.H0 n.m. train
running only lo Heading; PotlsNlllo 8,00 a.m.:
Harrlsburg 6,26 n.m. and 4,10 and 0,35 p.m., and
Heading at 1.10 and 2,65 and 7,15 a.m. for llnrrls
burg, and 7,00 a.m., and 11,40 p.m. lor.New York,
and 445 p.m. for Plilladclphia.
Commutation, Mileage, heason, School and Ex
cursion tleketstonnd Horn alt points, at reduced
rates.
Baggage checked 1 hrough ; 100 pounds allow ed lo
each passenger,
G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
Rending, Pa., May 20, It&s.
T
hi: bkst js the ciikapksti
Tim8iNai:it hewing maciiim:
It KADI THE LIST,
And leadn the column t,WS ahead of all otheis
'J'liLs .Machine Is the
MOST rOlHJLAU in uhe.
It usen the flncHt needle of nny Mnt-lilne In ex
lAtenee, Any lady wuutlng n good
SEWING MACIIIXK,
Will oonsult her own Interests by huylng n
HINOKH. It Is eadler to run, learn undUtep In
order than any Muchluo In the woilil.
oveh 300,000 or thlm in usi;.
The idlest Instruction Riven thoso who pur
chiuip, and the Machlno with ua wailkanted to
you for one rear.
1'lease call at my Htoronnd natlfy younolven.
Here you will Dud Needle, Thietid unU HI 11c,
DAVID LOWKNIlLlCd, Auent
April S.'tW-tf. UluoiiifeLum, l'a.
Q O L U M U I A IIOUS K,
Y
B K It N A U D BTOIINUU,
JIavino Ifttely purclmscd and fitted up tho
well-known KoblMm Hotel Property, located a
FEW POOIW ABOVE THE COl'JIT HOt'SE,
on the name nido of tho ttrect. In the town of
ltloomiiburg; and having obtained a Ike use fur
tho same as a
KEHTAUIIANT,
the Troprletor has determined to glvo to the peo
ple veiling tho town ou bu.luefea or pleasure,
A UTTLU MOUU HOOM,
HU stabling also In extensive, and Is fitted up
to pnt bUBiilennnd earrlnees In the dry. He prom
Ueu that everything about his establishment shall
bo conducted in nn ordeily and lawful manner j
and ho respectfully sollciu a fcliaro of the publlo
1 atrouRtio? (mynff7-m.
J. p- 1JEAnV.
with LIITINCOTT, DOND 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Mliolesale Dealers In
MATS, CAPS, FURS, AND STRAW 0001)8,
No. 413 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
gNYDEIl, IIAURI8 & UASSKTT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
Nos, (25 Market, and (23 Commerce Street,
Philadelphia.
Q W. IJLAIION & CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIE CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warehouse, No. 121 North Third Street
Philadelphia,
J II. WALTEIV,
Lato Waller 4 Kaub,
Importer ancT Dealer In
CHINA, OLASS, AND QUP.ENMWARR,
NoZU NortThlrd Street,
between Race and,Vlne
Philadelphia.
O.U. M0BMK, tr,8.'KlNa. J. B. SBVBIIIIT
JOHN BTIIOUI' & CO.,
Successors to Hu oup 4 111 other,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH,
No. 24 North Wharve, and 25 North Water St.,
Philadelphia.
GROCERIES, &c,
C
ONFEOTIONKIIY.
The untlrrRloneil would resnectftlllv ftlinoilnco
to I lio public lhal ho lias opened n
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In the building lately occupied by Bernard Stoh
ncr, whero ho Is prepared to furnish all kinds of
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIIJ),
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RA19INS,IC.,C, AC.
11 V WHOLESALE Oil KF.T A ti
ll! short, a full assortment of all goods In
Ills lino of business, A great .arlcty of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitable for tlio Holidays, Particular ntteutlon
given to
DREAD AND CAKES,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
CHISTMA8 TOYS.
A call Is solicited, nnd satisfaction will ho
guaranteed.
Nov. 22, 1507, ECKHART JACOBS.
J K M O V A L OF
C. O. .MA It R'H
N K W S T O U K
ro s it t v irs n ho c k,
oNTUKconxEii or vAnm.T an iron stukcts.
The undersigned having received from the city
a full nnd complete supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DIIY GOODS AND CII.OCEUIE3,
NOTIONS,
TIN-WAKE AND IIAKD-WARE,
CKDAlt A XI) n'll.I.On'-KAItK,
CONFECTIONERY, GLASS-WARE,
T O II A O O O,
A T ,V A A' J) S' JI O S,
FLOUR, SALT, Flllt, AND MEAT,
nil of which I propose selling at n very low flguro
ror cosh or produce.
4S Call nnd see.
April 12, 1SU7. C. C. MARR.
G
HAND OI'ENINO
tlRAND OPENING
GRAND Ol'KNING
GRAND lll'KNING
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER GOOD4.
FALL AND WINTER HOODS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
conMsttng oi
consisting of
cousistlug of
consisting of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOOIW,
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAIN,
HATS AND CAIW
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAI1
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND shoes!
HOOTS AND SHOES
HOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
REAIlY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHINol
1.00 IC I NG-G LARS IX,
1.O0K-ING-H LASSES
I.OOKING-GLASSIW
LOOKINO-ULAKHEis!
looking-glasses;
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GltO('Eltli:s,
GROCERIES,
(lltOC'CltllM,
GROCERIES,
tlUEENSWARE,
llt'EENSWARE
((UEENSWARE,
ItllEENSWARE,
(tUEENSWARE,
hardware,
hardware,
hardware,
iiardwarl:,
hardware,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT,
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
KITH
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac.,
Ac.
Ac.,
MlKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
McKHLVY, NEAL A CO.'S
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S
MlKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'a
Northwest corner of .Main nnd Market Stracts,
Northwest corner or Main aud Mai ket Streets,
Northwest coiner of .Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest em ner of Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest to rtur of .Main and Maiket Streets,
nt.ooMsnuiio y
DLOOMhlmllO PA
BLOOMSIllIRG I'A
IILOOMMIURG PA.
BI.OOMSIIURG, PA.
IRON AND NAILS.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAIIX,
IRON AND NAILS
IRON AND NAILS
lu lorgo quantities and at reduced rates, alway
CCHEIJ;, UEKOEK & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, PROVISIONS, Aa,
Nos. 121 and T.'l North Whan'es, above Arch St.
Philadelphia.
Solo ngtnts lor Wilcox's Wheel Grcaso, In bar
rels, kegs, and cnus.
yAINWIUGIIT A CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
N, E, Corner Second nmlJArch Streets,
Philadelphia,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUI-S, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
IlK'P, Kl'ICES, nt CARII bOUA, dC, AC.
a. Orders will lecelvo prompt attention.
May 10, lSW-ly,
JJ V. l'ETEKMAN,
Willi LIITINCOTT A TROTTER,
WHOLISALE GROCERS,
No. 21 North Water Street,
aud No. so North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia.
WEAVER' it SI'KANKLE,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES ANDCOMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos, VIZ aud 1-7 Arch Street
Philadelphia.
M.
Jf. JIAIU'LE,
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. SI North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
j atel67nedT
'ho iinderslgmd would respectfully Inform the
cltliicns of llloi.msbuiijalid Mclnlty.that he has
'""KVI'l"!'1 I"P on Ironstreel, between Main
and llilrd.whuohowllliollowlho cabinet ma.
king liiifclnis lu all Its blanches, Orders for
METALLIC OR OTHER COFFINS
filled ylth promplutss and despatch. Repairs
cheaply niudo lo all kinds of luinituro, luclud.
lug Hie repluliingof cauc-bottonicdcluitrs. Pal.
terns lor tasting mado niatlyand cxiwdlllous
ly, and orders mo kollclled ellher In personor by
mull, picture Rami mudo lo ordt r at short no
,1AT,rl..0.'t,f. ROBERT ROAN.
yjEKCIIANT'S HOTEL,
40 KOHTlt f OOltTll BTllKIT,
PIU LA DELPHI A.
J. A W. O, M'KIUBIN, Proprietor.
May 10, lW7-y,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QHAKIiES VT. BNYOEK,
DEAT.Efl IN
II A II D W A II K,
1HON. NA1L.M, BTKKIi, A0.( tt'., AC.
MAIN BT1UXT. HLOO.MSI1U110, TEXN'A.
Tako this method of lnformlngtho cltltcniof Co
lumbia couty, that he has opened nn extensive
Hardware Btoro on Main sticet, In Illoomsburg,'
near Iron trtrcct.nnd that he 1ms on hand a
LAItOKH STOCIC AND IinTTlIIt ASiOUTED
than can be found any whero else In the county,
aud which ho Intend to soil at prices which defy
competition.
CHAINS, AXES, STEEL, IRON.
I havo chains, all slzct, men, all mnko and
weight, uteel, all sizes, Iron, alt shape, nnd nil
very low,
DUILDKH'H II A It I) W A It IJ,
of every description. Nails, nxlo pulleys, Bash
cords, latches, locks and knobs, butt scrows, sash
fasts, window springs, baso Knobs, strap hinges,
hasps atul staples, hoolcs nnd etnpjcs, and In fact
evcrythliiR needed In that line.
CO AC II A WAGON MAKER8' IIAUUW'AIIE.
embrnelns almost ever' thing In that line. Also
HAUNIUS MAKifiaS' HAItUWAUn,
Buckles, Japnunedt buckles, silver plated! hilts
of oery It I ml , ItAUra, Iron; pad trees t Hamkh,
wood ; snddlo trees, gig trees, girth web, worsted
and cotton t thread, Mlk, awls and needles, tools
of all kinds.
HllOnMAKni'S ltAUDWAUE,
A full assortment forenrieuteia. I haveplnties
all kinds, saws; hand, paunel. rip, aud compass,
squares steel. Iron, nnd try: boring machines,
chlsles, nugers, bevels, mallets, braces, gauges,
plows, rules, bits, nnd about everything for car
penters.
FOIl THE 1'EOPLE aENKItAMY
X have coal
hods, coal
shovels, scoops,
coal sifters, lnnt
erns,tabIo cutlery, pocket"
cutlery, plated Pptwns"
plated forks, servers, ten nnd cof
feo pots,butlcrknlves,mlllsawK,
crosscut saws, clrcnjar saws, gnng saws,
Illes, horse shoes,wrenches,rlvets,hnm
mcr, hatchets, mattocks, i)Icks, forks, grub
bing hoes, shovels, spades, spading forks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins, twine, skates, plows, coflln trlin
nilngs, Emery, red chalk, whlto chalk, wire,
horse nails, meat cutters, scales, washboards,
horso buckets, wooden palls, clothes
plus, glue, door mats, porch mats, par
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, horso brushes, sleigh
bells, heel calks, enamel
ed kettles, brass kettles,
copper kettles,
stowkctttcs,sauce
pans,broad
axes, nulls,
Slcttgcs, curtain fixtures,
Thlmbleskclns and boxen,
I'umps, lend pipe, etc.,
Tarred roponud hundreds of nrtlclis not .enu
merated constantly ou hand at
CIIAUMIS V HNVDEH'H,
Main Street, Illoomsburg.
Q.EOKGE II. KOBERTS,
Importer and Dealer lu
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, 4c,
No. 311 North Third Street, above Vine,
Philadelphia.
JACOII K. HMlTir. J. R. MKl.TZEll
g 51 I T II A S E Ij T Z E K,
I mportcrs and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
II AUD W A II E,
GUNS, CUTLER V, AC,
NO. 109 N. THIIID STI1EET, An. CALLOWllIU,
v . I'lULADELPIIIA.
Nov, 2!,67-tf.
IRON, TINWARE, &.C.
Rational foundry,
BloomsburK, Columbia County, Pa.
Tho Mibscrl ber, proprietor of the nbovo-i amed
extenslvo establishment, Is now prepared lo ro
eeUeoidcrs ror all kinds or
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, BLAHT
l'lIRNACES, HTATIONA RY ENGINES,
MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ao
Ho Is also prepared to mako Htovcsorall sizes
and patterns, l'low-lrons, and everything usually
mado In first-class Foundries.
His cxteuslvo facilities and practical workmen
warrant hlni In receiving tlio largest contracts on
tho most rcasonablo terms.
Grain of all kinds will bo taken In exchange ror
Castings.
This establishment Is located ucar tho Lacka
wanna aud Illoomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER I1ILLMYER.
gTOVES AND TINWARE.
A. M, RUPERT
announces to his friends and customers that
continues the nbovo business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURG.
Customers can bo accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of article found In a Btovo aud Tlnwaro Es
tablishment in the cities, nud on tho most reason,
nolo terms. Repairing done at the shortest notice.
a DOZEN MILK-1'ANS
on hand for sale,
JKW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN STREET, NEARLY OI'POSITE MILLER'
bTOUE,
IlLOOMHRUItn. IM'.kvIa.
The uiideislgncd has Just lilted up aud opened
STOVE AND TIN KTIOP
n this place, whero ho s prepared to mako up
new Tin Ware or all kinds iu his line, and do
icpalrliig with nentuess nnd dispatch, upon tlio
most reilhOlinbln trrms. I! nlv,! l.A...!u I... i.A...
STOVES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES
Wlllnll llA 11.111 lr.ll .
JjV.; i i ' ' Mr. 111 ",M hu purcnasersi
Ulvo him n rail, lie Is a Kowd mechanic, and
Illoomsburg, April S6. 1S87. JAC" METZ
jroBAbed & SEcsAiaa.
rpiiE ONLY li,ACE " "
to get the best
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at HUNGSBEltaER'S.
a few doors below tho American House,
Illoomsburg, Pa,
Ho has tho largest and most select of
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
everotrered to tin citizens of Illoomsburg. All
Vilnius 111
BEGARS.
and thu best FlnnBut and plug
CHEWING TOBACCO.
can bo had nt his counters.
TOBACCO PIPES
lu great variety ujp among his largo stock.
uuj i- i UHUET TO CALL.
H. H. HUNSBERGER,
W; RANK'S
V, UOI.r.SALE TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREIIOUHK.
No. 110 North Third Street,
between Cherry and Race, west aide,
Philadelphia.
I-. WOODRUFF,
Wholesalo Dealers lu
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES, Ac, Ac,
No. 11 North Third Street, above Market,
Philadelphia,
QJINIliUS LINE.
Tho ui dcrslgned would respectfully announce lo
tli. clt Ueus of Illoomsburg and the publlo gene
rally Hi n he U running an
OMNIBUS LINK
UctMeeu this place and thodlileient railroad do
jwts dally (fcjuudaya excepted), to connect with tho
severul tralus going South and West on tho Calu
wlssa aud Wllliamsport Railroad, aud with those
going North and South on tho Lackawanna and
Blooiisburg Railroad,
111 Oinnibussea nro In good condition, comma.
dlous and comforlahle, and charges reasonable
Person, wishing to meet or seo their friends do.
nsrf mHU.vu ...... ..
., ... ..tuuuMuin, uimju reasonable cnargo
by leaving timely uotlco at any of tho hotels.
Avuji u untiu, t'ropnetor.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
gAVE YOUR MONEY!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
O HEATER INDUCEMENTS!
0 II E A T E B T INDUCEMENTS
AT
THE OLD DRUO STORE
op
L. N. MO YE It,
Whero erfu bo found tho laiiokst nnd niaiT As-
sohtmknt, ever orrercd to tho citizens or this
county, of
Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, oils,
Glass, Varnishes,
Putty, Brushes,
Dyostnirs, Mixed Paints.
all of thoso nro of tho best known mako nnd aro
warranted ns puro nud unadulterated. Thu finest
and largest slock of
V A N C Y A R T I O L E H
to bo found in 1 his or adjoining counties
Perfumery, Hair Dyes,
Fancy Soaps, Brushes,
Combs, Cosmetics,.
HalrOlls, Toilet Articles,
Stationer, Pocket Books
T O 11 A U L O E S .
Smoking nnd chowtnp,
Cigars of all descriptions,
Pipes, Cigar Holders.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Lamps, assorted slr.es and styles,
I.AMl'8, CHIMNEYS, SHADES, BUnNRItS,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Sponges, Chamois Skins,
Catheters, Spcculums,
Syringes, Breast Pumps,
Rubber Goods,
Tiusses of all approved patterns Ac, Ac,
LIQUORS.
A lino assortment or uro liquorsfor medical
purposes constantly on hand and tho best
kuoHu kinds of
STOSIACII BITTERS,
Patent Mewcines of every description, In
cluding tho best varieties of pills and tonics.
l'MVMCIAN'S ritESCniPTIONS CAHEFULI.Y l'BK
J'AUEll. No such stock has ever been' presented to tho
peoplo or this section or country.
Tlio prices nro ns small as tho stock Is large,
Tho Wholesaler ices aro moro favorable to tho
purchaser than ever, as arrangements have been
ellccted with tho wholesalo dealers lu tho larger
cities, so that goods can bo procured In Blooms
burg as chcnply.ns In New York or Philadelphia.
A3" Country dealers aro earnestly Invited to
study their own Interests, by cxnmlnlng this
stock.
Remember Uioplnce Exchange Block nlnivo
Exchaugo Hotel, Main street, Illoomsburg.
Jan. 31, lsos. Cm
GRAY HAIR. '
A TlilildlUcA.'lur.uslAtUatlUngmsd..
Till- I. tho Cum tint Ul
fcF lu the AuiiiiiisiA th&t Illogmsds.
s--l?
This U the Man who vn bntd tad
i;ray,
lto now linn raven lock, they thy
llnusaillliiil'iisalM !i
In tlio AmiiiuMA that Uluff made.
ThU U thu MnU'.tn, liiinJsomo anA
.,.?".!!.,..,., ... ....
J Who now lias) rnvc n lorks, they tiny,
H Hu ns-. I t,i AMiiuoHiv that llln-
trruv.
sis f J made.
'I lih h tin r.irnon, who, by Hie uny
Mnrrlod tlu mniilrii, liaininomt' tuni
L'liy,
To tin1 man once ImM furl cruy,
ltut who iinw hi riitru lock, tlirv
my,
I lectin "0 hn m tin1 Cure that lay
In tin.' Anitl ti Hut liiuj iiiaifp.
f?) Thl.l' tin- IM1 that rlnj.'" nwny
in liroiiM' I lie h dine Km. Iit.u ;:iv
Jrntu 11il4 f' t, Ui h li'Tl' ilm I i
l' the .tMlUtOSIA th"t V'"J III
E. M.TUBBS ft CO., Proprietors, Peterboro, N.H.
ANDFOIt SALE XIY
, U N. MOYUH nnd I'. I.UTZ, DniRKUtu,
UIoomsburK, nnd Jl. M. 1IHOI1HT, ('ntnv. Iksh,
Januiiry 21,
J R. JIOYER,
WIIOLESALU A RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
CORNER Of MAIN AND MARKKT STFKKTS,
BLOOMSBURQ, PA.,
whero will bo found a largo nnd select stool: of
Drugs,
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
Also nil tho
l'ATENT MEDICINES OF THE DAY,
I am also prepared to furnish Country Stores with
Castor Oil, Godfrey's Cordial,
TURLINGSTON'S BALSAM,
and nil olhcr medicines kept In their lino at City
prices.
ta-Prescriptions carefully componndod at all
hours.
Iu medicines, quality Is of tho first Importaure.
Bloomsburg, June7, 1807
fllE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE
AND l'ORIC.-Wo tho undersigned citizens
ol Columbia County witnessed tho trial of hay
forks on tlio farm of Mr. Pursel, in Hemlock
Township, nn Monday, May 7. 180(1, between Uio
A.",,f.r.l.;l.'".,.,.u'.K"lf" "ml mnnufuctured by
SLIF1 It, WALIJS, S1IRINKR A Co., of Iwls.
burg, Ph., and tho Rundel's Patent Hay Hook.
Jho American Fork lined moro hay lu one
diiiiiKlit limn tlio Rundel In three. Wenrosatls
tied it uiu lako oa much hay Into tlio mow ns to
R'MilJ.'"wf? urttw' . s ttlso " R cutting
hay, and think It cannot b beat as a hay knife.
aud cheerfully recommend It oa tho best hay fork
and knife wo linvo ever scon.
l'vI1,TO,"1,!1',"!"i 1b. O. HARRISON,
V. 11. Loons, John Doak,
John Deterick, IIaniei. Nover,
H. DlOLEXILLLII, HVLVE8TEK PlIKSEL,
Michael Hem.fr, John Wou.
I hey also manufacture tho celebrated Buckeye
Reaper aud Mower, and other agricultural Imple
menu. r
J N S U R A N CE A O E N C Y .
Wyoming JlM.aw
"'t 1,000,000
Commcrco 400,000
FuRon noolooo
North America 800,000
t-"')' 150,000
International 1,100,000
Niagara . j,ooo.oo0
XtuuLlveBificlc M0.O00
I'utuam tM,a
Merchants 3J0.0W'
Spriugtleld 670.0OO
Insurance Company of Stato Penu'a..... 030.0W
Connecticut Mutual Llfo 10,000,M
North American Transit suo,v
FREAS BROWN, Agml,
lnalSC7-ly, Uloo.uuru, I' a.
RMIJRUSTER & BROTHER,
Importcra aud Jobbers or
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
BUTTONS, SUSPENDERS.
HOOP SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
TIIIIKA1IM, SEWING SIIJJ,
TRIMMINGS, PORTE MONNAIF.S,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, ANI
NOTIONS GENERALLY.
Also Mauuructurers or
BRUSHES AND LOOKING aLAHHEH.
mid Dealers 111
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
IIUOOMH, ROPES, TWINIW, Ac.
No. Dug North Third Street, above Vine,
Philadelphia,
jyjULLER & HOST,
Bucctssor. to Franklin P, Scltter 4 Co.,
tin porters and Wholesalo Dealer. In
I .LHIU01LS,; WINES, Ac,,
Nos. 410 aud 412 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
JUST RECEIVED TllO dltal)(t HOOl'
w SKIRTS in the county at
Mar,IVUi-ir UT.HHARPLIiia'
ijnisa' ,,
mn
ess.
mm