THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
farmer's! gfpnvtmtut.
Topping Corn,
We Hurt well Imnllty aiUicrliiK to tlio
pnictleos which Imvo liruvallpU In It
from tlmo Itumi'iiinrlul. In tlio i-iviturn
lirt of this Stntu, fur Imtnnco tlio prim
tliuof cuttlni; tho top Ktulks of corn
liiidKitlncd sostroiicii fooMiolil that It
limy bo siud to ho well nlch universal
whllo If wo vNU thu western part of thu
Btuto, wo find In ninny localities nt
least, tho pmetlco utmost equally prov
nlent, of cutting up from tho root nntl
(mocking.
Wo wcro brought up to top tho corn,
mid wo nlwnys stippomi;it to ho.on tho
whole, tho host method. Hut after
Icuiulng tho statements ot tlioso who
had always been accustomed to n (Hirer
ent method, nnd tho reason therefor,
wo wcro Inclined to think wo wcro
wioiigyuiil that tho practlcoof shocking
had many advantages over that of top'
ping. It has been tried by many farm'
its as im experiment, In this part of
the Htate, but cither from not being itc
customed to It, and ho of making moro
of It than thcro was any need of, It has
gcnerallly been abandoned for tho old
method of topping. Wo aro still In
olincd to think, however, that cutting
up from tho root and stocking has the
greater advantages, nnd that, If our far
iners who hnvo been accustomed to top
corn ull their lives, would try It long
enougli to get accustomed to It, they
would bo slow to go back to tlio old
method.
Allen, In his "American Farm Hook"
says: "Tho stalks of com ought never
to bu cut ubovctho ear, but nlwnys near
the ground, and for this ob vlotn reason
the sup which nourishes thu gruln Is
drawn from tho earth, and passing
through tho stem enters tho leaf, whero
a change Is effected, analogous to what
takes place In tho blood, when brought
to the surface of tho lungs In the ani
mal .system ; but with this peculiar dif
ference, however, that wlillu tho blood
gives out carbon aud supplies oxygen,
plants, under thu Influence of liirlit and
heat, glvo out oxygen nnd absorb car
bon. This change prepares tho mi for
iMiiclenatlon and conversion Into thu
grain. Hut tho leaves which thus ill
gfit the food for tho grain are nhovn it,
and It is whllo passing downward that
that thnchaiigoof sup Into grain iirln
tlpillly.takes place. If tho stalks bu
t ut nbovo tho car nourishment is at nn
end. It mayitheu bccoinoftrm and dry
but It will not Incrcaso In quantity,
whllo, If cut near tho root, it not only
appropriate tho snp already in tho plant
but It also absorbs additional matter
from tho atmosphere, which contributes
to Its weight and protection."
As already stated, many experiments
havo been made to test tho company
live advantages of the two methods,
but so far as wo know they all tend to
tho same results, that is, u gain from
flvo to ten bushels to tho ncre, gained
from cutting at tho root nnd stooklng,
over topping. Mr. Clark, of Northamp
ton, In this State, who tried tho thing
with great care, found that un aero of
tupped corn lost from six to eight bush
els of grain by tho process, while tho
loi of stover was also very considera
ble. Tho most experienced farmers nro
ciiroful to frecuru to whole of tho stover
and they would regard this topping
process as u great and unnecessary wuste
of u valuablo feeding substance.us much
so us If they should attempt to secure
their crop of timothy hay by "top
ping." There is, perhaps, a llttlo greater la
bor In husking corn cut aud utouked in
this way. Hut that is, after all, a small
objection compared with tho advanta
ges arising from this method,
We think It pays ,to cut corn-fodder
with tho hay-cutter before feuding out.
It is moro completely eaten up, while
the convenience resulting from It In
handling tho inanuro Is very considera
ble. Corn-fodder seasonably harvested
and properly stored is of great valuo
for lending through tho winter. Mum.
IKauyhman.
Ijauuu farm seems to bo attracting
thu attention of Agriculturists. Two
wealthy enterprising gentlemen of
Harrison County, Ohio, havo purchased
a township nix miles square in Nebraska
of government laud, and propose to con
vert tho whole Into ono grand farm of
S),01() acres. They Intend to inclose It
with a hedgoof tho osago orange, twenty-four
miles In extent, and will put up
cross hedges 12 miles In length. They
will litre all their labor and tho most
improved agricultural machinery, In
tending to put tho wholo farm Into
wheat, us fast as possible. It will re
quire about S),u(XJ bushels for thu seed
of such a farm. A colony is also being
formed in Chicago under Mr. Amos
Dullielil, fur tho purchase of another
township, in Nebraska for the same
purposes. Kiistern Florida Is also being
laid out In largo farms, for thu purposu
of cultivating fruits and early vegeta
bles for tho Northern markets. Jack
sonvillo, tlio chief shipping port of tho
State, Is but four duys from Now York
by steamer, and 'ess by railroad. It Is
estimated that fifty thousand young or
nngu and lemon trees havo been set
sinco tho war, nnd that ten thousands
uro now in bearing, In tho northern part
of tho State, tho fruit selling at il&to
J2u per thousand, as It hangs on the
tree, The settlers at the extreme south
ern part of tho Stato nro chiefly engag
ed In thu manufacture of tapioca, which
root, us well us alt other tropical plants,
grow thcro freely.
ClmiiRnl Seed WJicM
Tin-: Minnesota, Agricultural Society
has asked the aid of tho Agricultural
Department at Washington In proeur
lug now varlotlos of uprlog wheat.- It
appears that tho yield rapidly illrulu
lilies under their system of continuous
cropping from twenty-flve or thirty
bushels on new land to tweuty, fifteen,
and even ten bushels per acre. Tho re
suit i attributed to a "degeneracy In
tho vitality ot thebetd," rather than to
an exhaustion of fertility In the soil,
and it is thought thut If uw, good seed
of suitable, varieties could bu introduc
ed, tho Stato would bo benefitted to tho
extent of severul mllllUBS of dollars
yearly. Tho variety now relied upon
for tho main crop Is the Fife, and has
been used for many years. Tho Ciinadu
Club was formerly cultivated, but has
now entirely dUappcard. Tho Com
iiiUsIouer In his reply recognizes tho
Importance of tlio subject, and promises
to mako special cllorts to procure now
varieties of spring and winter wheat.
It Is tuld that cluwtuuU mid hickory
nuts will bu plenty this fall.
Nueh n l.o e lt 1 1 r .
Wk havo rend love letters heretofore,
and, mayhap, have written ono or two i
but for sublimity wo never saw any
thing to compare with tho following
which wo clip from an exchange!
"Mv Dkaii Hai.ia': Kvery tlmo I
think of you my heart Hops up mid
down like a churn dasher, Sensations
of unutterable, Joy caper over It llko
young goats over u stable roof, and
thrill tho' It llko Spanish needles
through a pair of tow linen trowsers,
As n gosllu swlmmlth with dullght In u
mud puddle, to swim I In n seaof glory,
Visions of ecstatic rapture, thicker than
tho hair of a blacking brush and bright
or Hum tho hues of a hummingbird's
pinion", visit mo In my slumber; and
borne on their Invisible wings, your
Image stands before me, nnd 1 reach out
to grii'jp It, like an old pointer snapping
at a blue-bottluily. When I first beheld
your angelic perfections I was bowlld
cred, nnd my brain whirled round llko
ii bumble, bee in a glass tumbler. My
eyes stood open llko cellar doors In
country towns, 1 lilt up my eais to
catch the silvery accents of your voice
My tonguu icfused to wag, nnd In silent
admiration I drank In tho sweet infec
tion of love, as a thirsty man swallow-
eth a tumbler of hot wlskey punch.
Since tho light of your faco fell upon
my life, I sometimes feel as If I could
lift myself by my boot straps to tho top
of n church steeple. Day nnd night
you uro my thought. When Aurora,
blushing like n bride, rises from her saf
fron couch: when the Jay-bird plpen
his tuneful lay In tho apple tree by the
spring house; when the chanticleer's
shrill clarion hcarlds tho coming morn ;
When tho awakened pig nriseth from
his bod and grunteth and gooth for his
morning refreshments; when tho drow
sy beetle wheels his drowning lllght at
sultry noon-tide, and when tho Iowln;
cows lomo homo nt milking time, I
think of thee: and llko a pleco of gum
clastic my heart seems to stretch clean
across my bosom. Your hair Is like the
mane of a sorrel horso powdered with
gold ; and tho brass pins skewered
through your waterfall fill mo with un
bounded nwe. Your forehead Is smooth
or than the elbow of an old coat, aud
whiter than seventeen hundred linen,
Your eyes uro glorious to behold. In
their liquid depths I .ee legions of llttlo
Cupids battling and lighting llko eo
horts of ants In old army crackurs.
When their flro hit mo full on my man
ly breast, It permeated my entire nnato
my, llko as a load of bird shot would
go through u rotten upple. Your nose
Is from a chunk of I'ari-hiu marble,
nnd your mouth puckered with sweet
ness. Nectar lingers on your litis like
honoy on a bear's paw, and myriads of
unfledged kisses uro thcro ready to fly
out and light somuwhero llko young
blue birds out of tho parents nest.
Your laugh rings on my ears like tlio
windharp's strains, or tho bleat of a
stray lamb on the hillside. The dim
ples on your cheeks are llko bowers In
beds of rose), or llko hollo ws In cakes
of homo made sugar.
1 am dylDg to lly to your presence
and pour out tho burning oloquenco of
my love, as thrifty housewives pour
out tho hot collco. Away from you, I
am melancholy us u sick cat . Uncouth
fears, llko a. thousaud minnows, nib
bio at my spirits, and my soul is pierc
ed through with doubts as alt old cheese
is bored with skippors.
4 My lovo for you is stronger than the
smell of old butter, Swltzer cheese, or
aklckofa mulo; it Is purer than the
breath of a young cow, and moro un
selllsh than tho kitten's first caterwaul.
As tho song bird hungers for tho light
of day, tho cautious moiiso for fresh ba
con in tlio tray, a lean pup hankers nf
ter new milk, ho I long for thee.
You are fairer than n. speckled pullet;
sweeter than a Yunkeo doughnut fried
In sorghum molasses; brighter than
the top-knot plumage on tho head of n
muscovyduck. You nro candy kisses,
pound cake, and sweetened toddy nlto
gethcr. If these remarks will enable you to
see tho insldo of my soul, nnd mo to
win your affections, I shall bo as happy
as a wood-pecker In a cherry tree, or a
stago horso In green pasture. If you
cannot reciprocate my thrilling passion,
I will die away Ilku a poisoned bedbug,
and In coming years when tho shadows
grow long from tho hills, and tho phil
anthropic frogblngs Ills evening hymn,
you, happy In another's love, can como
nnd drop a tear, and toss u clod upon
thu last resting-place of
Jake"".
A Schnul U)-' Composition,
Coit.N are of two kinds. Vegetable
and nnlmal, Vegetable corn grows in
rows and animal com on toes. Thcro
ha unicorn, Capricorn, corn-dodgers,
Hold corn, and too corn, which is tho
corn you feel tho must, it Is said, I be
lieve that gophers llko corn ; but per
sons having corns don't like to "go far,"
If lliey can help It. Corns have kernels
and somo colonels corns. Vegetable
corn grows on utt, but nnlmal corn
grows on the feet and tho other end of
the body. Another kind of corn is
acorn ; these grow on oaks, but there,
pi u hoax about thu corn. Tho acorn Is
a corn with nn Indefinite artlcle.lndeed.
Try It and see. Many a man when ho
has acorn wishes It was nn acorn. Folks
that havo corns sometimes send for u
Doctor himself Is corned, ho would
probably do so well as 1 f he Isn't. The
doctors say corn aro produced by tiirht
boots or shoes, which U probably tho
reason why when a man ls,.tlidit thev
say ho Is corned. If a farmer manages
well ltocan get a good deafpf corn on
one new, but I know a farmer that has
one corn that makes tho biggest achcr
on his farm.- The biggest crop of vckc-
tablacom u man rftlses tho hotter, ho
linos It, but tho biggest crop of animal
corn ho raises tho better he does4 not
llko it. Another kll of corn Is corn
dodger. Tho way It js very slmplo.nnd
It Is as follows (tliat is If you want to
know): You ko" alone n street and
meet a man you know has corii3,anif js
Is a rough character, than you step on
the too you know has tho com on It,
and tco If you don't have occasion to
dodge. In that way you will find out
what corn-dodger Is,
A TKACJtKit said to a llttlo girl nt
school : "If a naughty girl should hurt
you, llko a good girl, you would forglvo
her wouldn't you ?"
"Yes, ma'am,', alio replied, "If I
couldn't catch her I"
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
Hoofland's German Tonic.
Prepared by iir. c. M, Jackson,
l'fllLlDtLFBti, Fl,
The Great liemcdtct
roit ill tustiaii or tii
LIVEH, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Hoofland's German Bittora
Ii comiwtinJi'il of th puro Jutcet, (or u they ar
medicinally terra . . ed, Xxtracti) of
Iff
Itonti. Herb
Im jTvpnr.itlon,
triitftl, unj enUro
lituriljr concen
lyr from AU
eoWte iJnUlurt nany I (rut
Hoofland's German Tonic,
II comMnttlon of fcll tbt lngrllfnti of th
llLIUtf. Willi tliH lurcit quality of Santa CVw
Km, OrariKe, ic. making o& of tht moit
EI&MnljiiliLtfrcall rctntdlet em uffonJ to
! ttulllc
'hum fjreftfJTtai ft Utdlcln fr tnm AW
colls hif&iitura, will um
Hoofiand'8 German Bitters.
In cum of nervoai deprMtlan, irbca KWt
fclcohollc sUmulu U neoMury,
Hoofland'a German Tonio
Ltoald t uted.
The IMtm or tht Tonle re both quallT
good, and conUln the unit medicinal vlrluta.
Tito tamach.from a iirlety of cau, such m
IndlBMUon, Vi -- . pepl, Mervoui
DoMUty, etc, li Mf Uk wy j4 to h
lu fiinalont dUJIruiiit Tho r
ult of which li, ihaf U pttl.nt
MiJltrri from levind or toort of tin foflonln
dlwtMt:
Constipation. Flatulence, Inward Pile
Fulness of Blood to tho Uead,
Acidity of the Stomach N ft user,
Heartburn, Disgust Tor Food,
Futnsaaor Weight in the
B to much. Sour Hruo
tntioni, Stiiklne or Flut
ter in it t the Pit of the
Stomeoh, Swimming of the
Ilend, Hurried or Dtftlcult Brent h
lrur, Fiutterlnff at tho Heart, Choking
or Bulfocatins: Sensation when in
Lying Posture, Dimness of
Vielon, Dots or Webs before
the Sight, Bmll 1'ain in
the Head, Deflclencr
of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back.
Cht, -tTflb b,t etc, Sud-
don Flushes of IH: JM Heat, Burn
ing in the-KS Flesh, Con
atnnt Imaglnlnce of KvU, and
Ore at Depression of Spirlta.
ThfM remedlM will effiMtaally ears Hint
Complaint, Jaundice, I)ynnepl, Chronlo or
JVervout DehLUty, Chronlo lllanhisa, I)1mu of
the Kidney , and all DlMaaea arising from a
Dliordcred Liver, titomAcb, or lotcaUoua.
DEBILITY,
rtierLTma ron it Ciria wmriftt;
PBOSTltATJON OF THE SYSTEM.
IiotiOMtt ar tiirsai Labob, 1Iidibim,
Eiroicai, Karats, aro.
Tbcra la do medietas titatit ensal W theae
roracdlea In ineh catea. A ton ana vigor la im
parted to tha whola Byitem, tie AupaUte la
BtMnglhenad, food , 1 tnloyad, tha
toaiach dlgeala proraptly.Uis
blood ia purlilad. JjVV tba eomplulco
Dsoontaa aound and ' tUmi beatthr, Im a
low ting la aradleatad from to im i Moots
li gfran to the chsefca, and Uia weak and barrens
invalid becomes a atroof aod baaUbjr ok
Persons Advanced 4n IAfc
And feellni the hand of thse Wftehlng heart
esn thein, with all lu attendant hit, will flod ta
U cm of thl. IHTTKRH. or lha T0.N1C, aa
eUalr that will In.Ul ttew lite Into their vvlna.
raatora la a meamre Uie energy and ardor of
nor youthful 4ye, build vp tliaAr ahreukeo
ton', and give health and happlirosi to that
remaining )ara
NOTICE,
It la a wetl-ratabllahed fact thai fully one-hatf
of the fcmaie por rjs Uon of onr popu
lation are efldoin TW" In the eiijoynvnt
of koo.1 htMth ; or, H H to um theft own
eiprctnlon 'nufr mUXm fel well." They
are langul , doold of all euerify, eitremvly ner
vosa, tutd hate no appetite.
To tbli clau of perwni the DI1TEU3, or the
T0N10,U eiHally rcoomraended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are modi) strong by the um at either of Uieta
remedlee. They wfll cure every caaa of It A
IiABMUt", without fall.
Thouttiiida of cvrtlllcatea have aeeumu!at4 'o
the hands of the pronrltitor, but apeea wul allow
of tha publluiUon of but a few. 'Ihoea, 11 will
be obatrved, ate men of note and of iuch stand
ing thht they mutl bo believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,
ChwfJutlut of tht Suiftmt Court nf T , write
Aik.Hfcw, Varch 18, 1U7.
"I find HcHif- land's Uerman
IHltPraMaapkM -m. "' ufl In
d.aai'suf tl.tf.ll F gpatlre orifani,
and of irreol ten 'm&J jJU i-ilt In ranw of de
bility, and ant of mrvoua action In Iho aystdA
Vouin trtitr,
"Ui:6. W. WOODWARD."
Hon, James Thompsoiii
JuJff 0 (Aa Svj-rtnt Vvurt q i'tnntylvani.
7'AtliNf;.Ai.i, April 21, WA
Ml conellrr Midland a tJermdo Hlttr' k
wuiWf tttdtcitit In cake of atU'ka of liftitt-
tlon or Ujrl"It- I wu certify Hilt from my
eipcrlvute wf it
Voura, with rranwt,
"JAMUd THOMPSON"
From Eqv. Joseph II. Kennard,
D.D,
ratlerott Ttnlh r.ititt thmh, i'iltJtyhia.
Jhr, Jakiuit I)er Hlrt I hne been fruiuently
reiuetoil t oiinttrl my ntttue with fi-omrrKii-datlona
of dlfVruit ainda cf n i.IUih., l.ui, rf
gardmg tha prao r U.atw iut vt my
appropriate "TrVT . J,.T, I iHt lu
allCMfadvelliiudl 11 l but with a eluai
proof In tarloua tJ um InaUncn ft ml pur
flcularlyln in own family, of 11 m uatfulncra ol
l)r. Hoolldiid a (Urman lit l tin, 1 dc-wt fr oi c
fioin my usual counc, to extrra my fu'i routle
tlon that, fur ptnnal leb',vy ef tt nftm,an4
tptaltf fur J.tvtr CVmj tautl, ii u a I ft and
9Mu-ilU pr titration. In iumo rasia It miy full i
but usually, 1 dnubt not, It will bu wry L-fr.ej'.i il
to Uoe n ho sutler from tho tm p cana.,
Vours, very r nritfnliy(
J. II. KENNAUD,
Ktglith, Ulow Uutce St
From Ilev. E. D. Fendali,
JtlttLvni WtJur Ctrl if i an CkrenitU, Jkitadd-
I hTt derlf ec3 decided lewflt from tho ue ol
flooaarid a Ucrmun llitUra, mid ftel It my pnl
U go tu recommviKl thorn aa a most alu ible tenia
to all wlioartf tulK'rinf ttam general debltltr or
from dlaaaatt arl.lnij from dtraugomout of the
Uvex. lourslrcly,
K.l FBNDALU
CAUTIOHi
llonfland'a flermaa nemedlea ara aoantrrMi.
ed, B that the r. atgnatureofU, U.
jACKSOHiaon tl"e wrarw ut
l'rlnrtpal OBlca and UanufMtory at the Clf
adjlFhia.
CnAIlLES, M. BVAKS.
Ueruiaa Druggist, JProprtator,
rormarly a M. Jaocsos ik Oo.
7ot aalebaU Xnj
ijs'
,ana uaatets la aiadfc
PRIOE8.
alooSaad's Q arm an BitUr,pr botUs...
..$1 03
LA OermsD Tonic, put op la qurt
s w
pat botUa, or a UaJf'doVeV for'-'!!
l aa
1 M
iy Do not forget to aiamlne well ibt article
awvuy, u oraer w eat il gvuulaa.
i
HOOFLAKD'S
GERMAN TONIC.
January 31, 1 WW.
DRY GOODS.
TtTlLLKll'S STOltK.
rntau AuiuvAfj op
VAUh AND WlNTr.lt 0001X4.
Tlio fiubncrlbcr ha Just returned from tlio cltlcn
with rtnothor largo niul Relect assortment of
SI'niNO AND HU.MMKll 0001W,
imrthMnl In Now Yurknml Philadelphia nl tho
lowest flsure, nuil whlchholsdclcrniliied to tell
on ns lnoilerato terms as can ho proeurcd clso
whero In Illoomsburg. Ills elocl! compilscs
I.AD11S' lil'.lis-s OOODH
of tho choicest styles nnd latest fashions, together
with a large ;assortment of Dry Goods nnd Oio-
ceries, consisiins nr tho following articles I
Carpels.
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmercs,
Hhawls,
Flannels,
HIIkH,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop bklrts,
ilusllus,
llollowwaro
Cedarwaro
Quccnswaro, Hardware
Hoots and Hhoes,
Hats nnd Cops,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Iolslng-Ulasfces,
Tobacco,
C'oiree,
Sugars,
'Tens,
ltlec,
Allspice,
Ulnger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONH (ll'.N ItAW.V.
In Bhort, everything usually kept In country
stores, to which no Invites tho attention of tho
public generally. The highest price will bo paid
for country produeo In exchnngo for fcooils.
H. II. MII.UIUiSON.
Arcade Hulldlngs, llloiunsburg, l'a.
(i HEAT ItEDUCTION IN I'JIICMS
AT I'KTKK CNT'M BTOltK,
in I.IOHT htki:i:t,
or
Sl'KINQ AND SUMMKIt GOODS.
TIIK fubscrlbcv hrts Jiiht rerclvitl uinl hfti nn
hum! nt tils oM Hi a ml lu L!;lit direct, n lnrgo niul
select
ASSOimiKXT OF MKHUIIAXDISG
purcha-scd at tha lowest llgure, uint vlilch ho
ilotcrmlneil to sell on tin nimlernto tcrmn n
he procured clwcwhcro In Mtjht Street,
FOR CASH OH COUXTIiV VJiODVCL.
Htstttock eottblsU of
LADIES DltESS OOODH,
choicest styles .nul latest fushtonrt,
t'nlk'oeM, MmlliiH,
(JhiKlinnm, Wanncls
ItuKlery, Carpels,
Htlk, Hliawli,
HEADY MADE CU)TUINO,
HutlncttM, Cusslmers,
Collmuules, Kentucky Jeans.
AC, AC1 Aa
GROCERIES, MACKEllAij,
Queeuswnrc, Cedarwaro, Hardwatc, MedlcltifS,
Drugs, 01N, Taints, Ac.
BOOTS & SHOES, II ATS A CAPS,
In Bhort everything usually l:cpt In a country
stere. Tlio patronngo of his old friends and the
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
Tho highest market prlco paid for country pro
duce. ikti:k ent.
Light Street, Nov. 8 1867.
J J. BROW E R,
la now otitring to the public nis wocrc or
HJPJi TNG GOODS
consisting In part of u full lino of
INGRAIX, WOOL AND RAO
C A U V 13T8,
Fine clothH ami cnHHlmero for IjuIIch' coats,
1IAND30MK DIttlSrf GOODS,
f all patlernsnnd Qimlltles, JuIhUIs and l'rlnts
of vorlona qualities and prices,
BLEACHED AND DHOWN MUHL1NB,
LADIES FRENCH CORSETS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LAD1IW & CUILDUKS'll OAlTKltaic HOOTS.
l'resh Groceries and Hplces. New assortment
GLASS AND CIUEKNS-WAUE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In onehalf nnd one-fourth barrclM.
Now Is tho lime to mako your selections, as I
am offering goods ut ery low prices, and our
motto Is fair dealing to all, nnd not to bounder
Hold by any. J. J. HKOWElt.
Uloomsburg, April 1'.', IMiT.
DAUOH'S
COMMEltCIAI. MANUItlX.
MARK
J
1IAUC1H A K)NS, 1'hlladclphla,
AN I)
NOUTlI-M'nsTKUN lTUTILIZINU CO.,
Solo Manufucturen.
1RICES.
HAuair.s nwv iionh i'Iiosimiatk,
per SOOu pounds,
ilAUGH'S CHICAGO llONU Fi:ilTiM7XUt
$sV) per 20u0 pounds.
BAUUH'H CHICAGO 11LO0D MANt'HK,
f.W per 3XK) poundH,
Tho nbmo Manures aio fumlshtd in hothbacs
and barrels, whichever euhtutners ptefer.
yTho bagsare;uulformln weight 100pounds,"5
The attention f ratmerHlHcspwlnlly dim ted
to thu fuft Unit tho Mtuiees of tho Haw Jliilulnl
of which tho q!j(iv JlimtncH aru ruiunoht'il. aro so
well under control that wo can furnudi tlu-ni of
Hsrictiy uniiurm (jimmy una eonniiiou, arm mat
they contain it larwer percent age )fainnionl.tlhau
any othvr class uf muuut.u-tuiwl mauures lu tho
mitrKct.
ItAUGH A SONH.
IS) B, Delawitro AMiiue, l'hlla.
NOItTH WTHTIIUN l'KHTIU.ING CO.,
Cor, lJtku aud Ijisullu his., Chktto.
it if" lliiutrli'ti Cinnmr irlnl Minnires inav hn irn.
cured from tUi.Uertln any of tho princlpul tonus
D. W. MastirK. Mlllvllle.nnd V. Molt, otiat.
nwlisa, Agents, IJuly lTt-ain.j
M, AttTMAN, C, If, DtLLINCllUt. i:. K, KATMAN,
JITMAN, 1)1 LUNGER & CO,,
o.tt.Nuimt Timtn htueet,
iXcarty vjjiotilf J timet t Kvnt, 6anic d Cb.)
Wholesale Dealers In
YAUNH, 11A1TIN0, WADDING, CAHIXTH
OIL ChOTIlS, SnADta, FLY K1TU,
ohain j1agh, cohdaok, ac, ai.po,
willow a'd wooui:n wahi:,
imUBHES, TltUNKS, LOOKING (Jt,Ay.-ill-), KTCt
May 10, IMTMy.
JOWE, EUSTON & CO,,
Manufacturers uud Vliolenale DeAleni In
COTTOS- YAl'.NH, CAUl'CT CHAINH,
ilATTtCwiCKH, TIK YAUNH, COKDAGE,
HKOOMH, WOOD AND WILLOW WAItE,
LOOK'Q GrflSES, CLOCKH, FANCY DAHKETH
TAniAPLOOIl, AND CAUUXAQi:
TfbnLOTUH, 4c.t
No, 630 Market Htret5J"aontU ilde,
Philadelphia
JOHN C. YEAGER & (tit
-Wholesale Dealers tu
HATH, UAiH, HTHAW GOOIW, AND
tADIt' FUIIH,
No. ti7 North Third HDeet,
- FhUadelphla. .
yjTA RTMAN "i ENGELIAN
TOliACCO, BNUFF & HKOAH
, MANUFALTOUY,
o, SIS kouth third irruraT,
Beioud Door below Wod,
I' II I h A D K L 1' H I A,
J. W. WAUfMAM KNOHLMAK
FOR NEAT AND CHEAP
.TOTl PRTNrPT MA
OA LI AT THH C0LUM1IIAN 0KF1UK
RAIL ROADS.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY, On nnd niter May loth 1SG3, Tiatns will
lcavoNoimiUMnF.itt.ANn as follow i
NOUTUWAIID.
IM A. m. Daily to Wllllamsport, (except Ptindny)
forlllmlrn, Canaudalgtm, Itochester, lluifulo,
Hinpetiinii Urldgo, nndN, l'alli.
flji) p. m., Dally, (esceiit 8unday) for r.lnilrannd
Uullalo la Erlo Hallway fiom lllmlrn.
(1,1 1 p.m., Dally, (exccptHnndays) for Williams
port,
TitAiNH BotrraYAnD.
O.h A.5t. Dally (cxccptMonday's) for llaltlmoro.
WILMINGTON AND nilLADELriHA.
11,50 A. A. Dany(otcrptRundny'B)forllaUlmoro,
WnKhlngtoii und 1'nlladclphln.
IID. H. YOUNG,
General Vaenger Agent.
T ACivAWANNA AND BLOOMS
J J UUUG UAILltOAD.
On nudnllrr May 11th, ISO?, rasscnger Trains
will run ns follow t
Going Houth. Going North.
Lcavo Iamivo ArrUo Arrive
a. m. p. m, n. in, p. in.
Hcruuton 5.:V) S.SO 11.10 V. 17
Leavo
I'lttMlou 0.ft 1.01 lli.H) 0.10
K'llitOTl 1.1 1 ll.UH 8.40
I'lyntouth 41. 1 J 4,; 7.11 K'2't
nhlekf.hinny ?.at 5.U) ti.oi 7.3H
HerwtClc 70 (1.15 r..:to o.M
Itlooiu H 0.,Vi 7.11 0.18
Hnpert KM 7.01 7,m (J.uii
Dauvlllo U.10 7.U 7.u:
Arrlvo Arrtvo Leavo Lcavo
Norih'd M y.oo (J.-l i.io
The 11.10 Train at Hcranton mnltPH connections
wllh leprous Train lor New York at 3 o'clock
p. iu,, firming m ew inn: v.w p. in.
II. A. 1 ONDA, Hup'
W7.
PHILADELPHIA
AND
ERIE
JL. UAILltOAD.
WINTKUTIMi: TAULII.
TlIUOL'ntt ANUtHllKCTIlOUTE IlETWEHN P1IILA
DKU'IIIA, ll.M.TIMOltn, ltAUlttSHUUO, W1L
LlAMSl'OUT, AND TUB
OimAT OIL UHGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
KLKCJANT SI.nri'INfJ CAM
On nllNlchlTraliiH.
t)n nnd after Monijay, Mwllth W, the
Tialuson tho Philadelphia A: Eric Hnll ltoad will
1UU (1.1 lUlltJWBI
WESTWAKD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves l'hlladelnhla IMS run.
' ' Norlhuiuberlnud...Ud in.ni
i i nir, at Erin K.inp.tii,
J-.IV11. JjAI IUj.I.I llilMt 1 IIIHUH'JiHllil III.
" " " NoiL'd ii.finn.iii
" " nrr. nt Erie lo.ui a.m.
i.uuiiA .mai I, icat"t riiiintifipiiia K.uja.ni,
" " North'd t.'l'i ii.ni
" " nr.. at Lock II u en 7. Li j.tn.
EASTWARD.
MAILTItAIN leaves Erlo 1U0 a.in
" " ' North'd ll.ryin.ni.
" " nrr. at 1'hlladelphl.i 7.1' a. in.
ERIE EXFRIShacHi:tle... 7.1ilMii,
" Nort'd 1USu.ni.
nrr.atrhiiaiieipiiia l.wip.m,
KL.M1RA MAIL leaves Unit llaen 7.Hu.m,
North'd lO.iyn.m,
urr. ai I'ltiumeinnia o.uip.ui.
Mull and ExpiesH connpcts Willi all tialun un
tv I-itA.-s ivi.i KAii.WAx 1'iissen
KorMlo'nlnKl'hllndelphlantll'.WJM. arrlvo nt r-
v hu'tnri nt 11. Iiln.in. nnd 1)11 I'll vnt 1i.,rJt n.in.
I.ca luu Philadelphia nt 3.W l M. nn l o Oil nt
V.1I.V 111 I.VJ l, in.
All trahiH on Wnrrcn A I'ranklhi Ibillunv
innkc close connect Ian nt (Jll City with trains for
1 laniiiinunillVttoleunu intie, li.tgg.igo checked
IIIIOUII,
A. L. TYLER.
General Huperlntcudi-nt, WllUaiusport.
2e7vding railroad.
HUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May UUth
Great Trunk Lino from tho North and North
West for l'hlladelnhta.N'ew York. Reno Inir.l'ottH
vlllc, Tumnrjua, Ashlanrl, Ijehanon, Allentown,
Easton, Ephraia, LUI7, Utncasler, Columbia, Ac,
Trains h-nvo llarrlHhuig lor New Yotlc, hj 10I
Iowh: At and s.lu n. in., Utl noon und
J.Oj A" l),:tp.in., coiim ct Ins with hlmllar tialns nn
th l'a. Rullronil, nnd arriving nt New York at
ju.iw iv j i, 'jii n.m., v a,.'iu 7,iu v iu.iup.m,
Hleiplug cars iiceonipnnylug the 2,') a.in. and
y,Vi i.m. trains without chance.
Le.iNu UnirlNlmigfor Reading, rolls Illc, Ta
mafitta, MincrsvUle.Ashland, Pino Grove, Allen
town aud Philadelphia nt,10 n.m., und uud
J,lO n.m., stopping at Lebanon und principal way
stations; tho -J.lup.m. making couticctloiiH lor
Philadelphia nnd Columbia only, l'or FnttsWlIu
.Schuvlkill Haven anil Aubuiii. via Schuvlktlt
nnd hUMpiehanua Rallrond, luio Harrisbutg ut
3,fij p.m. Returning: Lcao New Yoik ut v,u
a. iu. and 12.00 in., nnd 3,ifc) und b.OOp.tn. SUeplng
caisaceompanyiny thol).00a.in.,and5,00 uud ft.tio
t. in., i mi nt wiriioub enujiKL'. uy iiiMent;er
1 1 illU IL-ll 11 J lllii(ll(,JUlU lib I ,-KJ II. I II., I 11 11111,4
from Reading nuiwp.m stopping at all stations;
1o1LnI11o lit h'Ji a. in., and '2.1,jiun.. Ashluud bAH
n.m and 12,1!) noon, niul L'.Ou p. m., Tanuuiua at
a. m.aud l.noand H.l'i p. m,
Lcau Pottsvlllo l.r llinrlsbtiii?. via Schuvlkill
and Susquohauu.1, Rail toad at7,10u.ui. and u,uo
noon,
Rendhur Accomnioilntlon Train leaves llefidliu
at",:Ou.iu.,utuijiing from Phlladulphla at
p.m.
I'ottstown Accommodation Truln:lenveH Potts
town att(.Lia.m..xrcluiutUL;. leaes PhllaJeluhbi
at t,'M p.m.
Columblii Rail nnd Trains: leave Reading at
7.(u.m., nul ts-l.j p.m. for Epluata, Lltlz, Iinc.ix.
lViklouMii Hall iconu Trnius leavo rerklomcu
Ttmrtinii nt W.oil ii.m.. find 5.5.J it. in. nwimiliii' i
I'nvuMklpack nt (1.1 j n.m., and i,r p.m., con
necting with Mlmllar trulnn oi Reading Rallrond
On Hunil.iVN. leave New York at o.m.. Phil.
adelphla h,(M a.m. niul ;),n p.m., tho M.no n.m. train
rnniuiiK luiiv in iveiKiniK; i olisviimi fi,f a.m.: ,
IlatrKbuig a.m. und 1,10 ami V,3.t p.m., uud
Keiiillmr nt 1. 11) nnd '-'.! nnd 7. IS u.in. for llnrrls-
hurg. nuil7,Win,inM niul 11,10 p.m. for New lorlr,
nnd 4,'25 p.m. for Philadelphia.
lommuuiunn, jiueuue, musou, iscnooi nnu nx
curslou tkKtts to and ironiull points, nt reduced
rates.
llaggagochecked thtuugh; lOOpounditallowed to
each pahheiiger.
(ieneral Mipirlntcndent.
Reading, Pit., May lioS.
'1 HE SINGER HEWING MACHINE
HEADS TIIK LIST,
And lends Ihctolumn -1,1113 ahtad of nil otluih.
J HIS .MlUlllUO IN U10
MOST POPULAR IN UMS.
It usttt tho Uncut necdlo of any Machlno In e.-
Jsii iu c,
Any luuy wanttug n goou
S E W I N G 31 A C II I X E,
Will comult her own Interests by bulug n
hjrsuj.u, jiistasierin ruu.uarn auuKccpiii
outer man any iuliuuu iiuiiunuiiu,
over aso.uw or them in use.
Tho fullest Instruction ulvcn thoso who tmr-
chase.nnd thoMachliiu Wll.Mu: wahjiamku to
you lor ono year.
1'ieusu eilll III lily nmiu Him ruiinij j uiunrmni
llciojon will 11 nil Need I en, '1 bread und Kllk.
DAVID LOWKNllKRG, Agent
Aptll 3,'as.tf, llloomsbuiu, Pa,
c
1 O L U SI D I A II O U H E,
UERNARD STOHNER,
Havino lately purchased and fitted up thu
well-known Roblson Hotel Pioperly, locatud a
FKW POOICS AHOVK TUB COUUT IIOL'HR,
onthosnino ldo of the strtet. In tho town of
liioomsijuig; una namg uutaincun iitenso ior
tho saiuo an a.
R E S T A U R A X T ,
thp l'ronrlctor hns detcrinlnotl to give lu tho pt'O
plo vMMug tlio town on Lui.tuot.it or iilciuuio,
A nrri.u iioitu nooM.
HUhtltlilhiRnUols extensive, unit Is fitted up
to put iHuksnml carriages tnthoilry. llo piiilu
Ihi-Hlhnt o ei y thtUB ulmut tils establishment thall
)k emulueted In an onlelly und luwrul tuiinuer:
Ktiil In. leKpcctrully bullcltu n blmre uf tho pulilio
ltttrutmse, myl7'07-im.
j'i'rHKAili)"
with I.IlU'INCOTT.r.ONDACO.,
ManufacturcrH nnil AVholefalo Deulem in
HATH, CA1, FUltH, AND tjUAW (lOOIW,
No. 113 Market Street,
Philadelphia.?'
gNYDIJlt, IIAltUIS A HASSETT,
Manufacturers and Johbcf? of
IIKN'H AND I'.OY'fl CLOTIIINO,
Nov, ess Market, aud Commerce street,
1'hlladelphlu, .
Q. W. IIIjAHON A CO.,
Manufacturers or
OIL CI.OTIIH AND WINDOW HHADKH, '
Warehouse, No. 121 North Third Htreet
rhlladolphla.
J H, WAIiTEJt,
lAlo Walter 4 ICuub,
t Imjiorter nnd Deuler In
CHINA, HAHH, AND QUKKNBWAUU
No. 331 North Third Hlrcet,
hetween Juice, aud, Vine
Phlluilelphla.
('. II, IIOUXS. W, . KINU, J, U, IIKVIIKHT
JOJ1N BTHOUP & CO.,
Huoctesors to Btroup 4 Urother,
WHOLIWAL1J DIUI.KIW IN WM1I,
No. 84 North WliarvJs, and 2G North Water ML,
I'lilladelphla.
rpiIE REST IS THE CHEAPEST!
GROCERIES, ac,
c
ONFEOTIONEltY.
Tho ttmlerRlffnM rnulil rrftnecthillrnnnounco
tu tho publlo that ho lion opened n
r-lltST-CLABS CONFUCIIOKCnY BTOM2,
In the lrollil Inn lately oeenpleil hy Itemanl Rloli.
ucr, whoro ho ii prepared tu furnish nil ktud.4 of
1'IiAlN A TANCY CANUI1W,
,J Iti:.NCn CANDIES,
roitnio.v a do.mi'.stic niuiTs,
NUTH, UAIHINHAC, AC, AC.
iiy witoi.rsAi.n on hktaji-
In uliort, a full nRortment of nil noral In
lilH lino of husluesl. A great -arlety or
DOI.I.H, TOYH, Ae
mllnWofor tho Holidays. Particular attention
tttvcu Ul
llllEAD AND CAKIIS,
of all kinds, fresh every day.
UHllISTMAS CANDIllH,
C1I1STMAS TOYS.
A eall Is Bollclted, nnd Bntlsfactlou will he
fjuarnntccU.
Nov. S2, 1SS7. i:CIHAUT JACOI1S.
REMOVAL OP
C. O. MAItlt'B
N E W STOll K
TO S It 1 v i:n Jl 1.0 C A",
t)N Til R CORN Kit OK MARKET ANII IKOM HTUEETH.
Tho undersigned having received from the city
n full and eoiupleto supply of
Hl'ltlXa AND StfJIMCIt
DRY GOODS AND GllOCEIUES,
NOTIONS,
TJN-WAUH AND lIAUD-WAltK,
CUD.tn A.XD mt.LOWAHR,
CONlTCTIONIIItV, (II.ASS-WAltn,
T O IJ A 0 0 o ,
ii a r ,y i A' i) ,v it o i: s,
1'I.OUIt, HAM', riHIt, AND MEAT,
nil of which I propnsu sdtlugut a very low llguro
for cash or produro
Call nnd see.
A prll U, 1MT7.
C. C. MAltll.
G
HAND Ol'KNINCi
(lllANIt OPCNMMI
(IIIAH1) Ol'll.VINd
(1UANI) (llMINIMI
UltANI) Ol'UNINO
or
l'AI.f. ANIl M'lXI'DH (100IH.
l'AI.I. AND WI.NTKIt (I(IOI)S
I'AI.I. AND WINinii (IOIIIIS
l'AI.t, ANIl WIN'ITU (lllt)lm
TAI.I, AND WINimt l.OODi;
eiillsKtlUij ot
eoii'.l'.thui or
eonsMfnii ol
onusi.tini: or
consisting of
DltY (lOOIW,
Ditv noons,
IIUV ii II 1 1 IM,
DltV (iOODM,
DKY UOOIN,
HAW ANIl t:l-H,
II ATM AND CA1M
HATS AND CAIN
HATH AND CAIN,
HATH AND aid,
i:noiH and snonM,
hoots and wmix!
HOOTS AND H1KHX
IIOOTH AND HIIllKs,
1100TH AND HIIOIX)
I IV. A D Y-M A D K ( 'LOT 1 1 1 NO,
ltllADV-MAlli: IM.OTIIINO
itnAiiv-MAiii: cuiritiNo.
hkadv-madm ci.otiiino,
ui:ady-madi; clothimo
rOKINO-fH.AhKIt.
I.OOK'IN(l-Or,ASM.w,
l.oOK-INO-fll.ASMN
MiOKINd-llI.AHHKs
LOOIIlNO-tlLASHlx
NOTIONS,
NOl'IONs,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONh,
NonoNs,
l'AINTH
VAINTH
PAINTS
PAlXTw
PAINTS
AND OILS,
AND OII.S,
AND OII.S,
ANIl OII.S,
AND OILS,
lltOT.U!t:s,
liltOOKltllis,
(iiioa:itins,
(iKoci:itii:s;
UKUCKKMX,
it'i:i:NHU'AItK,
ctUIIKNHVYAUi:,
i)i!i:i:Nsw'Aiti:
hi'i:knhvaih;,
i(Ui:i:nswaui:,
HAHDW'Alti:.
HAKDWAlli:,
llAHDWAIIl:,
haudwaul:,
HAltlWAllK,
TINWAlli:,
J'INWAlti:,
TINWAlli:,
TI.NWAIti:,
TINWAlli:.
HA 1,1',
HALT,
HALT
HALT,
SALT,
i'ihii,
l'l.SU,
KIHII,
run
1'iail,
oitAi.v and hi:i:ds,
(IKAIN AND MKlMis,
(tltAIN ANIl HLI'.DS,
(IllAIN AND HHliUS,
uiiain and hi:i:dh,
,, At'. Ae
MclCLLV
Mi'KKI.VY, ni:al A- CO.'H,
MtKLI.VV, NL.M, A CO.'H.
JIcKLI.VV, ni:al a CO.'H.
JIl'KIII.VY. NLAI, A CO.'H.
Nnithwest corner ol Main and MuiketKtrccts,
Northwest corner ol .Mnhinud Mill ket Hlreots,
Norlhvrsl comer of Main uud .Market Streets,
Northwest corner of .Main and Market Streets,
Noilhwest o int r ol Main and .Market Htrtets,
llLOOMSIII'IKl, PA..
lll.OOMSIil'IIO p.
lILOO.MHIlimil PA.,
IILOOMSHI'IIO 1'A '
IlLOOSlHIltUtO, PA,
IKON AND NAM,
IltON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS
IltON AND NAILS,
I UON AND NAILS,
in larto o.liiinlllli, und ut udi.nil lules.ulnuy
on hand.
OClIKI.iI., HKItGKH & CO.,
Oi:.Ni:itAL COMMISSION Mi;itCIIANTH
Dealers In
I'IHII, HALT, CHIUHK, I'llOVIHIO.NH, Ac,
Nos. lilauct l.'l Nuith Wuarves, nbovo Arcii Ht,
l'lilladLlplila.
Bolo agents lor Wllcos's Wheel Urtose, In bar
rclrt.kcgs, and cans.
yAiNwuianT a co.,
WIIOI.IJHALr: OllOOHP.H,
N. K. Corner Hecond nud;.Arch Htreets,
PJIIbAIIELeUIA,
Dealt rs In
T1IAH, HYIU'IH, COl'Tin:, BlKl Alt, MOLAHHO,
ItlCE, HI'ICHS, lit CA1II1 BOIIA, i(' Sc.
,9. Ordtrs wilt receive prompt utteutlon.
May 1(1, IfcOT-ly.
H.
with
V. l'KTKHMAN,
I.IPI'INU'OIT A TIIOTTKU,
WHOI.K3ALK OUOCEKK,
No. ill-North Water Btreet,
nnd No. so Notth Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia.
WUAVEK A SlMtANKLK,
WHOI.KaAI.KaUOCi:illiANDCOMMIBHION
mf:uciiant8, .
Nos. 225 nnd W7 Arch Btre'el
Philadelphia.
M.
M. MAUl'liK,
NOTIONH, HOHU'.UY, ULOVJX, AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. fa North Third Btreet,
Philadelphia.
JjATKLr01M:NjTl)T"'
-if. wuuiu itpect.uuy inrormtlio
ami Tlilrd, w hero ho Kill f,,uw t(, rnblllit m "
klugbuslueks In Ml iu blanches. Orders for
MKTALLIO OH OTHIIlt COFKINH
Illledwlth r.roinplmss and despatch. Itenalrs
V,: '!'uh''M.kt"'u ,"r '"'hltiire, luclud,
ig Hi repla ting of eaue-lioltoiiied chairs. Put.
ems for eiisllnits mado neatly und riiuHll Io ns.
i'ii'i "Ui'm' f," ""'""llclK.j elller 111 pe so or by
Jii all. Plcturo flalius luiido lo order ut short uu.
April uvs..r. ItoiifcitritoAN.
M
KJtOIIANT'S 1IOTKL,
10 JI0KTII lOUltllt STIiriCT.
PHILADELPHIA.
1. A W. O, M'KlHIilN, lT0rielor.
May 10, 197.Iy,
IRON, TINWARE, &.C.
.VTIONAIi roUNDHY,
lilisimsbiirg, L'olumhln County, Pa.
Tho subscriber, proprietor of Iho nlsivc-r anicd
extenslvn establishment, Is now prernied to ro
colve orders for nil kinds of
JIACHINmiY POP. COLLlF.UIia, 1ILAKT
FUltNACia.HTATIONAItYIINUINlX,
l.III.t.S THUCSlIINa MACIIINF.S, AO
Ho Is nlso prepnrcd to mako Btovcs of all size
nnd patterns, Plow-Irons, nnd everything usually
uindo In flrst.class Foundries.
Uscxteuslvofucllitlos niul prastlcal workmen
warrant 1dm In receiving tho largest contracts on
tho most rcasouablo terms.
Oral n of nil kinds will bo taken tu exchange for
Castings.
This establishment Is located near tno Lnckf
wanna nnd nioomsliurg ltnllrnnd Depot,
FLTLrt BII.LMYlUt.
OTOVKS AND TINWAUK.
A. M. HUIT.UT
nnnounets l his friends nnd customers that
continues the nbnve business nt his old ptacoon
MAIN BTHKlrT, llLOO.MHIlUItO.
Customers can bo ncconiodutcd with
FANCY HTOVUS
of nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of artlclo found in a Hlovo nnd Tinware Ks
tnbflshmeiit In the cities, ami on tlio most reason
nblo terms. Itcpnlrlng done at tlio shortest notice,
25 DOZI'.N MII.K-l'ANH
ou hand for sale.
N
KV STOVK AND TIN SHOl.
ON MAIS STnKCT, NHII1.V OI'I'OSITK MIU.UK
nnnir ,
HI.OOMSIlUltO, PKNN'A.
Tiik undersigned has Just lilted up nnd opened
his new
STOVK AND TIN SHOP,
In this place, whero ho Is prepared to mako up
new tin Wahi: of nil kind lu his Hue. nnd do
lepulrlngwllh neatness nnd disputed, upon the
most tcasouablu terms. Ho aNo keeps on hand
HIOVLS OF VAKIOUS l'ATTKUNH ABTYLP.S,
whlrli ho will sell upon terms to suit purchasers.
tllve him n call, tin Is n goml inethaulc, and
deserving of thu publlo l'lU1'""atj'';vcon jIKTZ.
llloonisburg, April 2d, 1MI7.
QKOItOK II. HOIJKRTS,
Importer and Dealer In
II AltDWAIli:, CUTLi:itY, OUNH, AC,
No. 311 North Third Ktlect, nhnve Vine,
Philadelphia.
JACOII K. SMIIII, J. It. HM.TZI-.U
g 31 I T II A SKDTZ Kit,
Imimitersuiid IKnlersln Foielgn nnd Domtstle
-IIP
A'-""
II A II 1) W A 11 K,
OUNH, CUTLHHY, AC,
NO. 1IWN, Till 111) hTl:t'l'.T, An. CA I.I.OWI1IM.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 23,W-tf.
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
rjpiIE ONhY I'LAOK
to get tho best
TOIIACCO ANIl CIOAIIS,
AT WllOLUHALU AND Iti:TAIL
s nt HUNOSIiniUIKIl'H,
u few doors below tho American Houmi,
llloomsbuig, Pn.
He has the largest and most select or
HMOK1NO AND CIILWINO TOIIACCO
everotlmul to the citizens of iUoomshtirif. All
tho f.itiey brands of
HlXJAItH,
and tin. best Flne-eut and Plug
CIILWINO TOIIACCO.
eau bu had at his eouuteis.
TOIIACCO PI PIS
In great variety ale among his largo stock.
DON'T 1'OP.Oin- TO CALL.
II. II. 1IUNHHF.IIOF.K.
H.
W. HANK'S
WllomsALIITOIIAtCO, HNUFF, AND
ClUAU WAULlIOUHi:.
No. Ill) North Tlilrd Street,
between Cherry and ltace, w est side,
Philadelphia.
Q u. avoodiiuffT '
Wholesale Deileis 111
TOIJACCOS, CIO Alts, P1PKS, At., A I'.,
No. 1.1 North Third Stud, aUive Market,
Philadelphia.
0
MNIISU.S DINK.
Tho undersigned would lespettfully iiuuounce to
tho citizens of llliiomsbnrg nnd tho publlo gene
rally tun ho Is running nn
OMNIHUHLINn
between this place and tho dlll'irtnt rnllloadde
pots dally Ouudays excepted), totounectwlthlho
several trains going South nnd West on tho Cntu.
wlssannd WllllamspoH Hnlliond, nnd with thoso
going North and Bouth ou tho LncknwnnnnRm
Uloomsburg ltallroad.
HIsOmnlbussesHio lu gooil cnndlllnn, coinmo-
uious nun coinrortable, and charges lensoi.able,
I'ei sons wishing to meet or seo their friends de
pint, can be accomodated uimui rtasonablochargj
uy leaving timely notlco nt any of the hotels.
JACOU L OIItTON, Proprietor,
J IIKATIICOTK A COMPANY
' 11 OIL i: It II' U It K,S,
COUNMt or WKST HHIKUT A III.ACKlllOltsK ALMIY
Having Increased our facilities In thuwnv of
shop room, miichlnerv, Ae.,o inn prepmcd to
oi sillAM ItoTlJIlts
SlIl.nr-IlioN WouicAc. All wolUpioniptly done
to older, uts'.ort notice, and
HPKCIAL A'lTLNTION PAID TO HLPAIHH.
lour iilltntloii lss,telally called to thu mem
bers of our Ilim-nll being J'lattlmlJMtrr Mali u.
..IT. IIITATIII'HTP llfltl liml fill itv.i.rl.mui ..f -
thlityyuirsln tho inanuratture of nllklndsof
"leiini noiiers j nnu iroiu our longexperli-uco wo
nro lullv uwiitu oi the necessity ot a Helbnuulo
uud Miilletently largo Iloii.ru, to seeuiu not only
safety bllthlltlsfaetoiy lesults : nnd o shall give
..........,.,.., .i.uj iiiu.i oi me nest iiuaiiiy us
egaids iniilei Inl.vtni kninnsliip, nnd nliiplo henl.
lug surface, nnd feel eonlldelll that wo run leu.
di r satisfaction, niul nt prices Hilly ns low us nny
other builders using tho saiuo iuallty of muter!-
We Wuiilil enll tlin ntlnntlnn r.f ll,il.n.... ......
piinli sln our laeilltles for doing LOCOMOTI VII
., ...... , , mini iir.i-iius on ,-si.w, as vu lilaKU It
. i-v'.it. jui .um in inu nun iiiaiuays give ills tier
stuiill attention. 1
Niiniunlsopicpiiicil toilo all kinds of Hleain
l ltllngs, such us Heating Public and Private
llulldlugs, liiclorles, mtlnguiiKUillii llolleis.Ae,
Coustnutly on hand nil klmU nf Hrviu l.'ir.
TI NUS.Hrr.AM ANIl WATI-llOUAOI.S HrKAM Pll'Wl
. , . ."iiiiii u it tin um uilbllieSH,
Also.Castlngsof all klnds,llollerl''ronls,(lrules,
Htoves. Plows, and nil work connected with the
f,. .iv .... tiii. nit j UUMIieSN,
ltes)iettlully soliciting your oideis, wo ule
Yours Miy tinly, J. HUATIIC'OTI: A CO.
I eli.ii'ls ly
fV HA NO K V I h 1j K N OHM A U
Tho next session of this Hchnol will commence
OII MoNllAY A I'OI'MT 'J II li lw
For particulars mldress Piof. It. D. WAI.KCIt,
Prlncliial. oranseMlle, Coluiuiiluiouiity.Pn.
Aug. II, (ilwt,
poll S A I. K .
X V A I, V A II I, K LOT.
,,, , Localed lu tlio centlu of the
town of lilooinsbuig on Main Htreet, near thu
Louit Ilouse.tliolliiltis,uiid pilnch ulstores. It
hasnlrontof tajj leiton Main Mreil, mid has
erected upon It a nuuiuil, filing housu with nn.
t essary out-bulldlniis. Tho situation Isndmlia.
lily udnpttd tor u business stand. Information
eoueernlng terms kVc, um bo obtained Iroiu
Ileriilintd Hlohne&nt. his saloon on MalliHtrett.
llloouubiiig, Aug., U,'li8.tf
1.0UIH 1IKOWN, I HAS, J, liWAI.ll.
JJHOW'N A KWALD,
WHOLLHAI.I: (HtOCEltH,
N. K. Cor. TliirtlA Vino Ktrwu,
I'lllLADKI.PIlIA.
May SI, lSOS-Cnin,
.STAHIilHIUCD 170.1.
JOltDAN A llllOTlllai,
WHOMfJAMJ UIIOPEIW,
nud Dealers In
HAI.TPCTltK AND llUISIBTONU,
No Ml North Third Btroet,
Philadelphia.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
gA VK YOUH JIONKY1
(I 1UJAT INDUC 13 M K .S T HI
(1 It K AT 13 H I N 1) U 0 13 M 13 N T Hi
0 It 13 A T 13 B T I N 1 U 0 13 M V, N T H
AT
Tin: cm) imua htoup.
Of
li. X. MOYER,
Whctoi-an ho fouiul tho I.Ann em r and inr,
ao htm ent, evor olTered to tho cltl.cns of if
county, or
l)rug Chcinlealu,
IMIuts, Oil-.,
GlniM, VnrnKlif s,
Tulty, Itrushts,
DyoStuin. Mlxnl l'ahit
all or thoso uro or tho best know n imtko nnd
warranted a puronml unndultoiutcd. Tin- u,y
niul largest Mock or
V A N C V A It T I C U 13 H
to berounit In thh or niljolnlnm-ounth's
rerfumery, linlr I yc.
Fancy Hoops, Iliushc',
Combs, CosniLlics,
IliilrOlls, Toilet Aitu-I.
yutlonery, I'oclti t Jj, p(
T O II A O C O 13 fi .
Hninklntf uinl chowlng,
Cigars of nllilcserlplloiw,
l'lpos, Cigar llohtcri.
iioasr.iioi.ij AitTici.i.
Iunps, nshorttd Ml.e uint tylc ..
l.AMf, C1IIMNKS, HIIADI-4, III UNi j,
MIHCi:i,TiANi:OC8 tlUODH.
Hponse', C'hiimolHfMiitm,
Cut Ill-tern, Speculunut,
HyrlngeH, llniLst I'uniiis,
Hubber Oooili,
Tinmen or nil nppioveil pntterns S.c dr
li I 11 V O It H.
A tlnonssoilinenl f uiu ll'iuorsror int tu
purposes constantly on hand unl ih i,
known kinds of
KTOMACH IIITTKUM.
I'Atknt M i:ui ci n kh of i-ery docrlpllon,
eluding thu best vutlctk" of pUN and tontp
rinsiciAN'H piti.srKU'i ioxh cauu n.
l'Altl.l'.
Nodtu-h stotlc has over been piotenlcd to -i
people of this section of country,
Tho prices uro as small as tho Mock u
Tho Whohmtc J'l fcctnio moiu favoiuhlo lo n
purchaser than ccr,ns nrinngeintntH huw lu u
clleeted with tho wholesnlo dealers In tin Ui-.
cities, so that goods enn be pioeund In IUihui
burg as cheaply as lu New Yorknr IMilhuh lii,
i9S"Cointry deatcrs uro earnestly lnllui u
study their own Interests, by examining j
stock.
Iteinemberthoptucc 13xcitANnn Iti.nik nl ,
Kxehnngu Hotel, Alutn Mreet, Hloomsbuig.
Jan. 31, imw, am
YECtETABLE ambrosia
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
druy-ireiiiW'cl lojlo lunc tlieir
loeki restored 1-y it tu thu dutK, hsttoits,
silken tresses of youth, anil arc happy I
Ynumj Veoplo, v itli 1iqht,futUd or i ( it lair,
h:io thoso untiiihionuhlo colois changed tu
u beautiful auburr, und rejoice I
People whoso liead4 aru entered with
Jiaiulrvjf and Humors, use it, and li.iw
tlean coats and clear and healthy scalps
l!iiM-II':ulcl VctriuiH hac
their rciuainiin; locks tightiucc, nud Uie
buro Fpots coercd with n luxuriant growth
of Hair, and danco for joy !
Young ficntlenicn use it hecaust' it h
richly perfumed !
Young Lidics ue it because it keens
their Hair in place!
Kverybody must ami will use it, because
It U the cleanest ami let article in the
market!
For Sale by Druggists generally.
AND iOU H.V1.K 1(V
'' N. MOVKU and V. V. I.t'TZ, Him
Illooinsbuig.itiid.M. Jll. IIUOIIKT, WUhmKm.
Jiiuuuiy lWjjt.
J 11. JIOYKli,
VlIOI,i:AI.l:& KLTAII,
1) It U (I (1 I S T,
COKNI.lt 111- MAIN AND UAMKLT HTKI'Kll
III.OO.MH1IUKO, PA.,
wheruwlllho fouiul a largo una tclocuiui.it .1
Druus
MKDICIXKS AND OIIKMICAI.S
AIM all Ihu
I'AIknt .ni:meiNKi nr 1111; mv,
1 um nUo prepitieJ to funiMi Cuiiiilry Htuies m
Custor Oil, Uuirrvy'H Corillal,
TUItl.INOSTON'H IIAI-SAM,
niul all other meiliellies kept iu their Hue al i ll)
prices.
43- l'leBcilpllons cnrelully eiiliipouiiikil at 111
hours.
In medleliies, qunllty H cif tho llrsl liiiK,rlaiire
llhioiiihlmrtr. JiiiinT, l'i7
'IMIK AJIIOHIOAN HAY K.MKI
X AND I'OllK. Wu thu llliilelslBlieil rllUeu
lit I'olllllllila riiimty wltneskeil tho trial lit Im,
forkM 1111 tho liirni nl .Mr, Pnrkel, In HiiiiluiK
rnuilshlp, nil .Miiluhiy, .May 7.1M1II, lietueill til
Ainerlenn liny KnUt. nml lnl; utuiiulaetuii il
Kl.irilll, WAI.I.s, hllltl.NllIt ft Co., ol Ijttis
huiB, Ph., niul tho l!uinler Patent liny J l.i.W
Iho Aiiieileaii r'nilt llileil moro hay lu um
ilriiiiulit than the Itunilel lu three. We ale .i"
ileil It will lakoiib inueh hay Into tho mow ai l
pniKl liorseH eun draw. Wo iiIhci saw It eiiiluiK
liuy.uua think It cannot hu hv.it 113 11 hnv knlle
an. eheei fully reeonuiienil It us thu best hay link
Itllil llllllo wu IlllMiever hcetl,
,!'.11.l.'1"l.t'NI,l:;,"c". "'t. P. O. llAKl'.iHO.
)Y. II. Kou.NS, .Ions DuAK,
JOHN DhrMIII K, 11AMKI. NoVKII,
II. liiui.um.LKit, HVLVwrnu Puuan..
MuilAKi. in 1.1.1. 11, John Wor.i'.
ihey iilMiliiiiuut.ieturi) tlio cclelnnlcil HllcUe).
Ilea per ami Mower, unci other ugrlculturnl linpli
menu.
J N H U 11 A N OE A O K N (.' V .
Wyoming ei3i,iN
litna jHNi.ftii
Coniniereo ijumii
Fulton aw,n
North Aiuerleu S!Hi,m.i
City iv),u
luteiuatluuul l.lim.Oi
Ninifaia j,iiui,imi
.llunl.lvoritoek &tw,iwu
lMtlllllll wi.mie
IciehnntH sw.mi
Bprlnijtlelil 070,0110
IhHUruucu Colupiiliy of Htuto Pcliu'u.,.., KIO.Iiiio
t'ounecllent JIutuat Life 10,(k,ii
North Ainerlenn Tfauslt 6do,iii
I'lU'IAH 11IIDWN, Aimt,
mar8 07-ly. ' Hloomsiiuku, Pa,
ItSUlHUSTKlt it JlltOTIlKK,
ImHrler anil Johheru ot
HOSiKUV, OI.OVP.S,
HIIIU'W ANIl DUAWKltH,
IIU'ITONS, KUHPIINIIKHS,
HOOP rllCIUTfi, HANDKKItUHllIKh,
'I'llltKAlW.HIIWINd H1I.KH,
1UI.MMINOH, POItTI! JIONNAIP.S,
KOAl'H, PHltl'lIMKItV, 1'ANCV C0OJ1H, AND
NOTIONH OIINKIULLV.
Also Mauuruetureuor
JIIIUHIIP.S AND I.OOKINU OI.AHS1X.
niul DeulersJu
WOOD AND WILLOW WAltn.
IIIIOOIW, HOPES, TWINIW, &l
No, m Norlh Tlilnl fitieet.ulmvo Vine,
Phllndelphui.
JIMiKU A HOST,
.HncccKHom to Franklin P.Hullner A Co.
importem nnil Wholesale Deulem In
I.UIUOIIS, AVIN1X. Ac
Ni. 110 anil 11 Norlh Thlr.1 Htiiot,
PhllfuIclpliJu.
JUHT ltPOlUVI'.D TllO cllWlllCbt HOOP
BKIItTHllltlioeounlyiit '
Mnr.:i,'W-ir T.HIIAUPI.1SW