THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COL
gamer's gcjiavtmcnt. 1
3--. . ... . .- .
Management uf ill ioiiUryYnrit.
A (loot) tW'il uri-xpiTlt'licu lins trtuylit
tin that suivc'SH lu I ho pmiltry-ynrtl do-
OlllU IM llUlull Upon KOIhI 'I'lHTltl Minn.
Kumuut in upon liny iillirr cum thinjj.
Wliun thi) I'tttfi "f nny liens ImUUVrent
ly nru kept for Urn pui'imsu of riiNliiK
young chicken-, mill when little tittcn-
Hon is paid to tliu particular hem re
served Tor Inylii),', It will In Ki-'iieriil bo
found Hint the prullta uro sinnll, mid thu
ipmllty of fowlH rulscil rnpldly deteri
orates lu ndilltlou to thu usiml plan of to
leetlng only tliu best formed uud quick
est lien for breeding purpose, wulmve
found It of ndvnutiiKU to pay consider
nblo attention to tliu aye of tliu fowls
which wo retuln. 1'or tho production
of cgjr for domestic consumption wo
nuver keep liom beyond their e'econtl
year, hut for raising eliickens wo linvo
found It to bo poor policy to employ
oggs laid by liens of less than two years
old. Wonlway.s found that tlioclilek
eiw from the older liens are moro easily
i.ilicl, linvo Htroiujer constitution'", and
turn every way better than thoto raised
from egss laid by very young pullets.
At the Mime time such old hens do not
lay us many engs. The eggs consequent
ly cost mure, but this extra expense is
but 11 small Item on tho number of eggs
usually employed for hutching.
In order to have eggs during winter,
besides thu usual appliances of meat,
lime, wind, bones, A-c, we always mako
suroof hnvingearly clilchens. Thopul
lets ol tlicM) will commence to lay in
OiolierorXovember,and will through
o u winter. Next reason wo draft
11 the very best of these and keep
t 1 1 breeders, tho balanca being fat
t .' id killed off ns soon as they
i itlvely ceased laying. At this
wonderful how rapidly hens
I at. Wo often seo accounts of
h "t laying becauso theyaro too
f .ie:i considering thocaso with
I . i iuii as soon its they ce.iso laying
f ,ion, wo havo often thought,
l tnio way to state tho caso is
t y fattened becauso they did not
hi At this ago they aro delightfully
U rand Juicy, and we would nbout
ni s ion think of fattening n cow that
r.ivo twenty quarts of milk a day as to
t'link of fattening a laying lien.
Arrmige to hoiv Store Clover,
Tut; vniu.) of rod clovor as a rcnova
tor of tho soil Is not generally appreel'
nted. It makes excellent hay, nnd
when consumed makes a manuro very
rich in nitrogon. A ton of good clovor
hay contains about oO pounds of nitro
gen, probably not moro than one-tenth
of which is lost In passing through ani
mals. It Is wortli ns manure threo or
four times as much ns that which we
cominouly eart from the yard in tho
spring. Tito crop Is or very great valuo
for pistiiro or to turn In as n green crop.
Tliu magosof good farmers ditl'ersome
what In the treatmont of elovur. Some
turn In tho crop when full grown hi
June. Others pasturo it tho first season,
mid turn In wlmt is left for wheat, (hil
ars lot It stand without pasturing, and
turn it under for wheat. Others take
oir two crops, and turn it under the sec
ond seiuoii. The most intelligent farm
ers aro now favoring thu practlco of
cutting nnd pastu ring through ono sea
son, bolloving that tho soil Improves
mere by tho growth of tliu roots. It Is
a very strong rooted plant and pene
trates tho soli to a great dcptlu Tho
mechanical condition of tho soil js very
much Improved by tho decay of these
long tap roots. However used, It can
not full to benefit thu soil if the manuro
that Is made from'tho plant is carefully
saved and returned to the llelds where
it grow. Clover ought to haven placo
in every rotation. Tho farmers of tho
Interior and of thu South havo tho
means In this plantof restoring tho fer
tility of their wheat fields, and securing
iu largo cropi as tho vlrgtn soil-yielded.
Arrange to sow moro clovor, 1 men'
em Agriculturist.
I'uetiirlns Kew Scrtlcil Plalile
TiiKi:i:nrosoiiio eiiies where It will
do to pasturo new seeding. With n good
growing benson, when tho clover nnd
gra-s is up so that somo is cut by tho
r , and there ts a vigorous growth
i uirvest, therols no harm in pas
i i jderalely. Then considerable
i -)u had without Injuring sub
. ops. Indeed I have seen now
nor Injured bynettlng toofur
llrat fall. The crops was nuv-
i .oil ufter wards. If thu clover
i. n fed oil", there Is littlo doubt
i crop would havo been heavy
so.ison. Hut such cases rarely
U Is only when clover very
aily comes into blossom Unit It
i ba Injured In this way. Vastly
in Is injured by feeding down too
cr o. In dry seasons like this, when
it Is nono loo well seeded and tho young
clover and grass has mado but a small
growth at tho best, It is a losing prac
tlco to pasturo now seeding. The young
plants need nil of their life and vigor to
stand tho liu.U drouth, and to maku a
sulllclent growth: while thoy noed nil
tho growth and strength of root that
can be secured to stand tho winter and
spring, and make a good crop tho next
season. The root will bo in proportion
to tho top. When fed off, thero Is much
less growtli of toot tho efforts of thu
plant being directed to secure a proper
proportion or leaves, on which the gene
ral growth of tho wholo plant so largely
depends. If theso leaves aro closely fed
off during the fall, littlo gain in size nnd
trcngth of plant Is secured. Then tho
root has but littlo hold on tho soil, and
In freezing and thawing weather Is easi
ly thrqwn out. There Is a good deal
lost In this way. Tho small growth af
fords but llttlopasturoatthubost, whllo
succeeding crops aro often1 seriously in
Jured. Many dollars aro thus lost for
every dollar's worth of foed obtained.
Fowuroawaroorstop to consider how
much Is lost tn this way. With a good-
seeding, and fine growth nfther harvest,
considerable pasturo is secured without
any npparant Injury to succeeding
crops. Bo they expect to feed off all
stubbles, and tho next season If tho crop
is light, It is attributed to somo other
cnuso, or there Is much wonder and eur
priso that It Is no bettor. Frequent ca
sea of this kind linvo cotno uudor tny
observation, and repeated trials havo
shown that a suinll growth, when not
fed off tho first fall, will give u much
better crop tho next year.
l)i; on tho lookout, for frauds of nil
kinds tho Itadlcals aro alarmed nt tho
uprising of the 1'eople, and their only
hope of holding power, Is by tho uso of
tho money thoy havo stolen from tho
Government, bluco they havo had tho
control.
&x the ouiiti olhs,
A SUtVil'lI rou MO I'll M!M,
nv M. II. ,t,
trrnui Arthur's Home Miigitrlticj
Oil 1 Isn't it beautiful? Just like a
real llvobaby. J list what I wanted,
papa. How did you know V" nnd Cnr
rio danced nbout tho room inn perfect
tumult of delight. " There sco her go
to sleep, when 1 lay her down and now
watch, papa, mamma sco her eyes
open when I lift her up. l'apn how
good you nru!" And sho danced up to
him and threw her iirnis around his neck.
"It's tho happiest birthday I'vo over
had I I'm going to naino her Lilly
shu's such n pretty, dainty, dear littlo
dolly. Won't you drefs her to-day,
mam ma, please ?"
"To day? I guess you can wait a
little. I don't sco how I'm going to do
It to-day. It's a good deal of work,
Carrio, to dress prettily."
A shadow of disappointment crossed
tho child's brow, but sho brnvely resolv
ed to bo patient, and enjoy her birthday
gift ns well as she could. So she went
for her other dollies, and was soon busy
trying to droit I.lly In somo of their
clothes for the time. She did not loot
very well, to bo sure, but Carrie " play
ed" they were all right; nnd her
thoughts were full of the nlco things
that wcro to be.
" Mnmmn, you'll mako a while dress,
won't you ? It's n baby-doll, you see,
And, oh I mamma, will you mako n
pink one. too? Let moseo I should
llkonlong whltodrcsrcal baby-clothes
you know; but I guess I could piny
better If sho was .i year old, or two
years. I guess I'll linvo her drosses
short. And can she havo a flannel skirt,
with a little mlto of worked edgo Just
n little, tiny bit of work, mamma that
won't tnko long n scallop or a chain
stitch?" " Yes, yes," said tho mother, nnd
went on braiding n sacquo for Carrio
herself, Which would not glvo her half
tile pleasure that her doll's dress would,
" And may I have n littlo bit of this
pink ca!iineru for a shawl, mnmmn?"
asked Carrie, taking up a clipping from
tho work-basket.
"I'll make it into a sacque for dolly,"
replied Sirs. Limes, "and knit n hood
with a pink border to match, If you'll
only wait till I havo time."
"Ohl mamma, splonded 1" exclaim
ed Carrie, springing up, nnd nearly let
ting Lily fall in her engcrners. And
when her father eamo home, she had n
great deal to tell him of the beautiful
things her baby was to have.
The noxt dny, and tho next, t-hc
watched eagerly for her mother to be
gin Lily's outfit; but tho braiding pat
tern was far from simple, and n uelt
passed before it was finished. Carrie
said nothing; but when she saw anoth
er piece of work taken out, that she
know was not needed immediately, sho
was really grieved.
"Mam inn," she asked, "have, you
forgotten Lily?"
" No, no, child; I'll dress her by-and-
by."
That afternoon, a lady called, and in
tho course of conversation, sho Inquir
ed "Have you read 'Hospital Life in
tho Army of tho Potomac?' "
Mrs. Limes had not.
"I have just finished it," returned
her friend, "and will lend It to you, If
you wish."
Poor Carrie! Tho book came, nnd her
doll's wnrdrobo was ngsin deferred.
Onco her father spoko of it "Isn't that
baby dressed yet?" ho asked, with
some surprise, as lie saw her playing
with It.
"Mamma Is going to dress her ns soon
ns she's finished n book Mrs. Jameson
lent her," Carrio answered.
Ho said no more, though alio thought
ho looked rather serious.
Tho last page was read, nnd the littlo
girl sent to return tho volume. Sho
went with a light heart nnd springing
step, thinking that Lily would certain
ly bo dressed soon. Hut when sho enmo
homo thero was Dolly just ns sho hnd
left her, and no materials for Ureses
were in sight.
I'm tired now, child, don't tiase
I'll do it by-and-by ."
Carrio went up stairs, and If sho had
a cry, mama did not know it.
Carrie's new sacquo was still neatly
folded In the drawer, for tho weather
had not boen warm enough to wear It.
Her doll lay In tho work-bnskct,witli
n half-made dress beside her; while Car
rio heeself was tossinz on her bed, in
the delirium of scarlet fever. Her moth
er was witli her night and day, nursing
her with tenderest care. All that fath
er, mother, physlclan,and friends could
ilowasdouo; but tho fever raged on,
and the doctor grew more grave nnd si
lent every day.
The mother's heart was heavy enough;
but It throbbed with keener pain when
Carrie said again and again "Lily is
going to havo such a pretty dress,papa!
Mama said she would mako It to
day." hho talked nbout her books of going
to riilo andothor things; but always
eamo back to Lily nnd tho new clothes.
Mrs. Limes rosolvcd, timid her fast-railing
tenrs, that her child's first day of
convalesconca should bo gladdened by
n broad fulfilment of her promise. Hut
that day enmo nott
Ero long, tho pleading volco was hush
ed, tho bluo eyes closed, and tho small,
waxen hands folded quietly abovo tho
stilled heart. In snowy raiment, rose
buds clustering ail about her, Cnrrlo
was laid away to Bleep; but written on
tho littlo caskot was a word ror tho
mother'r eyes, that nono other could
read-by-nnd-by 1
Kvcn through this sorrow,, her soul
came up into tho sunlight. -Sho lived n
moroenrnest liro.asslio learned Itsjus
tor estimate; looking forward to that
by-aud-by whcroln tho pain and grief.
oven the mistakes nnd shortcomings, of
cartn, shall all bo ovcrswopt by tho
Mighty waves of an eternal lovo. Other
children mado thohomo happy again ;
nnd In all after-time, their mother re
membered, as a talisman nnd watch
word, Ily-and-by!
Comi.no Chickf.ns ktc., Wo aro In
formed that I. John Is likely to havo
nnothor quarrel with his eonfrem over
the spoils In caso Orant should bo elect
ed. Tho different applicants for tho
Assessorship In thU District lire already
pulling wires. It Is no use, gentlemen;
keep your temper for that plum Is and
Kill be ours.
Tin: Insurrection in Spain lias assum
ed such vast proportions, that limit pro
bability Queen Isabella will bo do
athroncd. Ho it goes.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
Hoofland's German Tonic.
Treparcd by Nr, C. .71. J nekton.
.'1 tit iimn, ri.
TAe Great Remedies
ro all Diaimi or tii
MVEIC, STOMACH, or
DIGESTIVE OKGATVS.
Hoofland's Gorman Bittora
it compounded or m yan Juicra, (or m uiry tr
mtilicluAllr term - 1, JUmcM) of
Hoot. I
big ftrvpftrftlfon,
trI-il. ami vtitlra
utrui
highly eutieen
lyr rwji aU
Hoofland's German Tonio,
Is ft coralJafttlon'of ill Kb InyreJIcnti of lti
iMrtari, with lb pumt auftllljr of ffjn.' Crut
Km, Oranp, ttc. mating una of t1i moil
ttlMant and agraaatla rvniftillca aver offered lo
lit ruMJc
Tlioae rrafarrlnft h Urdlctna tiea from Alc
lioHo ftdinlxtura, will uia
Hosfland'8 Gorman Bittors.
In tnftea of netToua dfpraaalon, when aoa
alcoholic atlmulua la nccsMAry,
Hoofland's German Tonio
litfuld tit UitJ.
Tho Itittera or th Tonta aa loth aqn&Ily
food, and contain the tarn a raajlclnal vlrluea
Tha atomach, from a variety of canaaa,auch aa
IndlKMUoii, Dja - r-- papala, Narrooa
Datfmy, ate, 1 rfrVSk tary apt to hava
IU functlona da Ifi! JJH rang!. Tha
nit of which la, itZffT u,Bt u,t paUanl
uffcre from aeterat oi mora of tha foilowlnc
dlacueai
Conatlpfttion. ritulenca. Inward Plle
Futaeaa) of Blood to the Head,
Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Diaruat for Food,
Futnaas or WUht lu tha
btomach, Sour Erne
4 tatlona. Slnkinrt or Flufc
terlne at the Pit of tho
Stomach, Bwlmmln of the
t Head, Hurried or Difficult Breath
lug. Fluttering at the Heart. Choking
or BulTocaUrr Sensations when in
a Lyintf Poature, Dlmaea of
Vlaion, Dot or Weba beforo
the Slpht, Dull Pain In
the Head, Deflclaacr
of Feranlratton, Yollow
neai of tha Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, flack,
Chaat, Lita iTlSk bi,eto.,8ud
dsn Flushes of UpL Jim Heat, Burn
Intr in tha U-- Flesh, Con.
tml Iin a g-lnlniys of Evil, and
Oreat Depression of Spirits
Thaa remedlea will effectually cur Lifer
Complaint, Jaundltfl, Iliprpila, Cliroala or
Nenout Debility, Chronic Dlarrbiaa, Dtaeasa of
the Kidney , and all Dltcaare arlalng from s
LMaordcred Llrer, Btomach, or InValloea.
DEBILITY,
niarLTiiro rinir iit Oirts wsiTifta;
PI103THATI0N OF THE SYSTEM.
Iiouoid sr LiaoB, lUaoaaira,
Kiroacaa, Vstiki, sto.
Thort la o madlclct aztant tnt U Uieea
retnllM la auab aaaaa. A toce sod t-ifor la lm
EirtU to tha whole ByaUm, tha AupetlU la
Lranguitnad, food la njojad, ib
atonaehdlit-eaW M prom pily, tha
Wood la purified. JBT the comp&xloa
becoaHaaouDdand BS&I htalthy, u yel
low Unite la radieud from the ym, a bloom
la given to the tbeefce, and tha weak and oerrou
InraUJ bacomea a atronjf sod baallhj being,
l'erson$ Advanced in Life
And feennf tha hand of tltna waltMnf nTtr
upon thus, with ail u attf ndsnt tGa. will find Id
the wi of thle nirri:uyfor the TONIC, an
elixir that wftl Instil now life Into their tIds.
reatore In a irfcaiun the enetvy and ardor of
moro youthful dayp, build up their ahrunkea
forma, nnd fc-lve health sod happlnn to their
rcmaliiliiK j tare.
NOTICE.
II It a wtlt-fiUMliheJ (t that full ont-tiall
of II., ftmnJs jiof Uon of our popu-
Ullou r MlJom 'IMP In Hie enjoj ui.nl
iJooJl.lil,i.r, M u iti ll mm
XKMl.n.''n.er Un rfl ft0 well." Th
ro Ui.kuIJ, d.Told of all nern, eilnmulj oer
on, m.d litis no ippttlte.
n..'r!!'i'.el' P"11"!" nnTBES.orlln
1UMU.U tjnlall; ricoaimeuilcX
WEAK ADD DELICATE CHILDREN
Are mm.lii ptronf t) thfl ui, of atthfr of thew
IyTf,.!T,a U'J "'" eu" ,trJ ' MA
KABUL'S, wllhoul Ml.
Tbuuiaudi of etrUrlrate, hava acenmalatad 'o
Ilia tiatida of tli i-roitrtetor, but aitata wUI aJlaw
of lha publicaUoo of but a raw. Tbuaa, Itwffl
ba obmriril, aie men of nou aikl of iuh alaiij
tnK Uial tUji muat ba belluired.
TESTIMONIALS,
lion. Seo. W. Woodward,
CW JutUct 11 th RufTtmt Court 9f Pi , writ .
. I'MiltlpSIa, March 19, 1UT.
" I Hnd i noof- k. Und'a Utrroai)
nill.ra'Ha.iK.I s ton uatf.l In
dl-a,tf ih.dl yTiK. JMll.a orfana,
an. or great ben 'ai erll In caieaof de
bility, end kant of nertoua action In tbe eritenL
oure iniie,
"Ullo. W. WOUBWAKP"
Hon. Janes Thompson,
JuJgt a lAe Suprtmt CW( e rinmytvama.
rhilaittlp hia. A; rll :MM
"1 enLeltrr llu.ifiand'e Ueritiaii Itinera ' a
iiiye mclirme In iue of attacke of In-llra.
tlon or i),ita:!i. I can certify title from my
experience of u
' Vouri, Bllli rcpect,
"JAMES TIlDSll'SON."
T?roa F.ev. Joseph II. Kcnnard,
D.D,
direr 0 ii renin ttijiitl Cliurch, I"itUlt!phil.
Dr, Jnrhfin-Ilear Hlri 1 bate Wmi Wauently
reneeled to emineet my name with tn- .inuieri
Oalliine of different ainda of ine.llelr.ei. bill, re.
jardlnj ll.a i.taa ma.ia, Ue. a, out or m;
'for. rlata STXT .rl.ere, I !,,, if,
all eaei. decline i II tAJ but wild a clear
proof In earlooa UiU J23 elanere and riar
Ucularlyln my own family, of IU uiefulneee of
lit. Il.aifland'e (Jcrman Iltllere, I dctmrl f-r one
from rny uiual eoatee, to ainreaa my fa I eonile.
lion lliat, or e'nrraf dtWuy ihi t'jfn. uwj
liwcufly fur .leer tWij laifll. it u 4 lift un.1.
ealuutle prtpirativn. In aunie caea It mae fan,
but ueually, 1 doubt not, It a III be eery I ant Rolal
W U.oi wl.o enuer from the aboee caueca.
loure, tery rfiiieclfulle,
. ii. i;nN..uti,
UaLl)., Ulo Coattt St
From Rev. E. D, FcndalL
Jiaiiliint Wiler chnttia Clironictt, rAU4tL
Atl.
. 1 "id led ber-flt from tha uea ol
nooflan.1 a Uennan Illtteri, and feel It my prut
lt. to recomineii.l them ae a moil taluabfe Uirrto
tu all vbo are eullerin,, from k'oneral debility or
from dlaaaaea arlilnj from derannmenl of the
Uvct. toureliuly,
FODALI.
CAUTION,- "
llooflane Oerman I'.imedlia ara aounUrfalt.
KM"1"- A" lsL3 nji
J'rlnelpal OfBca and Uanubetory at Uia'Oar
1"fMelMBra,No.iaiAK(JHBuaat, lis-
CnABIXS VL BVAM3.
Oaiiiian Urvni 1'roprletor,
w , v '""""'y CM. Jaoiloi ak On.
Tw aalebyail Ureusteu and Uealeii Is UeJJ.
PRICES.
nooBaii', Oaraan Ulttara,rer bolUe OS
"fofl4' Oirmin Tonic, pi'iplu aan ' "
lT bolUe, oi a half doien tor,.!',"," T S
0" Do not foriet to aiamlna well (Da trUal
ton boy, la order tt set 11, .lutdoa.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC.
January SI, iwa.
DRY GOODS.
jyjiLteUn's sTonij.
riiEnii AiiitivAi, ur
FAIJ AND VINTBU QOODS,
Tbo eubicrlber kaa Jmt returnetl front ttio cltlen
with anotiier larg, and lalect itsaortmtnt of
HrillSU AND RUMMKIt OOOHS,
imrcliMfd In Now Yorkmul Iltllihlrlphlaitl the
iowmi nmup, nu.l which lio la ilctormlncd lo nru
on ns modcrato tprmi na pnn lie iirocured elae
wuere in iiinomaiiurif. Ilia alock toniprlsoi
I.ADIKH' DllRHH OOODS
of Hit) cholcont alylcn ami latcat fiiahlom, lout thcr
wmialarscnaaorlinrnt of Dry Umxla and Oro-
cctlca, conelatlng of tho following artlrleri!
Carncli,
Oil Clothe,
Clothe.,
CaMlmerce,
Kliiwln.
rinnnel.a,
Kllka,
Whllo Ooode,
I.lncna,
Hoop BUlrts,
Muitlns,
JIoUowwAte
Cedarwnro
Quccnaware, Hardwaro
Itoota and Hhopa,
llata and Capa,
Hoop NcU,
Ulnhreiloa,
Ixioktns-Utiuieoa,
Tobacco,
Coirae,
Hiiifam,
Term,
Illcf,
Allaplcn,
UlliKcr,
Cinnntnon,
Nutniege,
AND NOTIONS CHIN IIALI.Y,
In abort, everything tiaunliy kept In eountry
etoree, to which lie lnvltea tbe attention of tbo
public generally. The highest prlco will ho paid
for country produce In exchango for goods.
B. H. MIM.nil&riON.
Arcade llulldltig, Illoomaburg, Pit.
fi HEAT ItEDUCTION IN 1'IUCIS
AT lT.Tr.H HNT'N 8T011E,
IS I.I01IT STiiyr.T,
OF
si'itixa and sujiMKit aoons.
Tnn subscriber has Just received and has on
hand at his old aland in Light Htiect, n large and
select
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased at tho lowest figure, and which ho
determined to sell on as moderato terms as
ho procured elsewhere in Light Htrect,
tvii cash on cou.vrJtr vnonixe..
His stock conalsls of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest f.tshtons,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Mlks, Hhawle,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Batlnctts, Casslmers,
Cottonridcs, Kentucky Jeans.
AC, AO AC
GROCERIES, MACKKKau,
Quecnsware, Ccdarware, Hardware, Medicines,
Drugs, Oils, I'aluts, Ac.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS A CAPS.
In short everything tnually kept In ft oon-.try
fitwre. The pntronugo of bis old friends nnd the
publlo generally, Is respect fully solicited.
The lilgheat market prlco paid fur conntry pro
duce. l'KTEK E.NT.
Light Street, Nov. S IKC7.
J J. U R O W E R,
Is now offering to the public his Stock of
s r n i x a aoons
consisting In part of n full lino of
INGRAIN, AVOOIi AND RAG
(J A H P KTH,
Flue cloths and caaslmcro for I.r.iVva' coatn,
HANDSOME DKESrt GOODS,
of all patterns and qnalttlra, lnlalds and l'rlnls
of various qualities and prlcrs,
BLEACHED AND WIOWX MUSLINS,
LADIE'S FRENCH CORSETS,
A X D
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LADIEW tt CalLlMJSX'S GAlTJUiSJ. BOOTS.
Fresh Groceries and Spices. New assortment
GLAsa AND QUEENS-WAKE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In ono-hatf and one-fourth barrels.
Now is the timo to make your selections, on I
am offering goods at very low prices, and our
motto is fair dealing to all, and not to be under
sold by any. J. J. BItOWEn.
Bloomsburg, April 12, 1807.
Jg A U Q H'B
COMMF.ItCIAL MANUMIT.
BAUail & feONS, Philadelphia,
AND
NOKTH-WESTEUN Fi:UTII.I.INa CO.,
ChiciiEO,
Solo Mnuufiicturers.
PRICICS.
UAUGIl'H HAW HONE PHOSPHATE,
SSOpirLMuO pounds.
UAUGIl'H CIIICAOO HONE FEUTII.I7.EIt,
850 per souo pounds.
HAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANUItE,
IV) per SUUO iouuds,
Tho nbovn Man nres aro furnished in both bags
and barrels, whlchoer customers prefer.
r-Tho bags.aro.uulform In weight lCOpounds,"aa
Tho attention of Farmers Is especially directed
totha fact that the aources of tho Itaw Material
of which the abovo Manures aro composed, are mi
wall under control that wo can furnish thorn of
ssrictly uniform quality and condition, and that
they eontaln a laraer percentage of ammonia than
any other class of manufactured manures lu tho
market,
I1AUGII A SONS,
JO H, Delaware Aeuue,pilla.
NOItTH WPHTEIIN FERTILIZING to.,
Cor, Ijiko nnd Laaallosts,, Chicago.
IT Ilnugh's Commercial Manures may be pro
curial rroiu dialers In any of Hie principal towns
In tho Udlteil Slate or Dominion of Canaan,
D. W. Mauers, Mlllvllle.and W.Sioll.offnt
awlssa. Agents, July l7a'lM-3iu.J
at. AKTMAK. C. II, Illt.LlNCIKR. It. ItATHAK.
RTMAN, DILLINGER & CO.,
no.'j-JH.ioiiTii iiimn srein,
(.Veurfy cpponle Jamn, ATeri, iiinfee it Ol.)
Wholesale Dealers lu
YAUNH, BAITING, WADDING, CAUPETH
Oil. CI.0TII8, S1IADE.1, JTLT KET,
GIIAIN 1IA0S, CORDAGK, AC, ALSO,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WAKE,
rmrsilKB, trunks, looking ulaesks, no.
May 10, 18117-ly,
JOWK, KUSTON A COM
Mauuticturc ra ami Wiolcaalo Doaleri In
UO'rrON TAHNS, CAItl'ET CJIAINH,
ilATTB, WICKS, TIE YAUNS, COIIDAOK,
imOOMH, "WOOD AND WILLOW WAIIE.
IXJOICQ ULA8H EH, CLOCKS, FANCY BABKETS
TABLE, ri)On, AND CABHIAQE
OILCLOTIlH.Ac,
No. 080 liaufeot Htrwt, koatb aide.
' riaiiiUelphln,
JOHN C. YKAOKU & CO.,
W hoi mate Dealer In
. ( HATS, CAI'H, BTKAW OOOIW, AND
1ADIEfJ FUIU),
4 No. 357 North TUird Street,
FhllftdelphU.
TAUTMAN A ENQELMAN,
TOBAOC, BNUFF A VEGAU
MANUFACTORY,
o.lll neiTU TiiiDrnm,
Heckend Dor below Wond,
I1 HI L A D K L V II I A.
J. W. WAkTUAM jt EwaiLWiM
FOR NEAT AND CHEAP
.THTl T)T)TVTmTT
CALL AT TWK COLUMBIAN OFFICE
RAIL
jOltTHEilN OEM
Ou And after 14 ay luu
UftVO NoitTIIfHUHUtAD nt'
NOUT1IWA
25a, Mi. Dally to Wtltlnmitp
for Klmtrii, CunuiuIiiiRun
ru n hi jinnee, nil a .
(.W I. ., Dally, (exi-ria Hum
iiuintioMu l.rli' Kallwnt
(M3 p.m., Dally, (cxcchtHun
iort.
TUAKS'H HOUTI
O.H A.M. Dully (except Jkloii
WILMINGTON AND 1
11.50 A. A. Daily ((-xrept Hui
aMilnytoii and 1'nllnd
I AClvA WANNA
J- III! UU lt.VII.AOAD
(in ami filler May Uth.ieC'i,
(lolnsBou
n. in. it. m
Hcrnulon 5,yo 3.'Ju
Dlttston (1X0
JvtiiKton ti.ns
l'li mouth 0,1 J
Hhlckftlilmiy,,,, 7.!!
JUrwklc -.r"i
HliKim KM
ltupi'it n,m
Duiilllo .. ii.iii
. ... Arrlo Arii
urui ii u.ju e,
"iho fiTlo'Tnili. RtHmint
with i;xpreHs Train lor N
p. in,. arilvlUK In Now Ym
lyinuAmihviiUt
j n.iiiituAi),
HUMMKU Ti:
TltllOfOll AND DIItKCT IU
DKLl'IItA, 1IAI.TIMOHF
1.1 A Ml POUT,!
onn.vT oil nnutoN
Kl.KOANT r-
On all Nhj
On nnd nfler MnxiiA
Triilnionthij l'hlladi.'lp
i tin iuiiiihs;
wnsT
MAIL Tit A IN leaves r
N
nrr nl 1 'i
nrr. nl!
KLMlItA MAIL Icnwb
nrr, at
HAST
aMAILTHAINK'Uncs i:i
" nrr.nl l'h
i:itn: icntiiuiies
" " nrr.nt
Mall and HxpresH conn
Aiiriifiiy jtit-r i.au i
inioutiii.
General ?uperinj
1KA1)ING ItAl
SUMMKIl AUHANU
Great Trunk Lino fr
est mr I'liiiatieipiiia,
vllle, Tamaqua, Athla
Katon, i:phrata, Llllz,
'IrtiluH havo llurrlsli
low Hi AtlVdi. G.-jniul
'2.'t iV 0,:iop.lu,tcililKtl
Uio i'a. itituronu, ami
r.JM. HUM .V: 11..V) a.m.
Hlreplng ears acconipi
l',v p. 111. riiiiii uuou
Ll-uvo UariKbunr lo
inatiua, MlnerHVltle, Am
11 mi i luiaut'ipui.
ii.iii., Moppiia; ai iji
Miitiotis ; tliu l.lu p.m.
l'lilliulelnhlii nnd (John
ScliiiylUlM Haven and
and hiihquehunnu Hail
i,i p. in. iiriuniiiiK.
ii.iii. ana i.uiiii..uiii
c.irs ai'comiian Iny tin
n. iu., tiulifi .lrliout
1 rain leaves I'lnladeln
from HcailliiRal i -ji
rous nit" in n't-i a. in., t
ii.ni and 1'J.lU iuk)Ii. and
8,:ti a. m, and Inland ki
I.eau l'otts illu Inr II
and busiiuehaiiua ltalll
noon.
Hendlng Arcommodati!
at 7,wu.m.( reiurnuiB in
p.m.
Pottstown Accomnidili
town at ii, ti a.m.,, nturn
nt t:ti) ii.iii.
t'oluint'la IlallriMul Ti
7,'X) a.m., and 0-15 p.m. foi
tir. Cnlimililn. i
IVrkloiiit'ii lEall Itoad'i
Jiiiiction ai H.riti a.m.. and
LcavtiHUInpaek nt ti.l-j a.il
ncctln with similar tnil
On bun.lays, lea Ni-w
ndt'liililii. K.i I ii.ni. anilll.l.')
running only lo Ueadln
Ilarrlslatr L'St a.m. and
Kcaillnif nl 1.1.1 and I'.Vm
biirc. aiul 7,'tf u in., and II
and J,-) p.m. for IMiil.ult'lf
L'ommiitullou. Mllraue.
outKiun tU'Iii-tHtouud Iroi
rates.
lijiiiKaceeheeKeillliroucl
eaen p.i!i.iiiiLT.
(leiie1
Ilcadliiff, I'a., May 'JJ, J
T
MIK IJKST IS TJ
am
thi. b i no i:it hi:
And lend ttieeolurnn i,
'JIllH ilHClllllO is tno
most rorui
It liken tlio finest nccdli
Utence,
Any louy wanuna a g
sewing :
Will rniiculf lirr own
order than uny Machlm.
OVKH 850,000 OF
1IIP JUIICKl HUM I III UUU
chase, and tho Muchluu
j ihi ior uud j tur.
j ifiihu ran ai my mum
Here jou will llnd Ntei
DAVID LO
April acs-tr.
C
O h U M B I
B K It N A It D
IIavino lotelv nureha
wetl'Uuowii Hoblson Ilotell
rnw noons aiiovk tii1
nil thn Huinn fclils of the fcti"
ItloonmhurK! and havluj; ov
mo kHino at a
H E S T A U 1
the l'ronrietor ha determined
pin vial tint; the town on business orT
A LITTLE MOlti: HOOM.
IIU KluhlhiK also U exteunlve. and Ik titled up
In put Imntfk'Miiid earrhiueHlu t lie dry. Hv nrom-
iitesuiai e fry mi hk auitiu iiuehiauiiMiinenifcuaii
bo eonducted In an orderly aiul luuful manner:
mid lin respcetfully hollcits u uliare of the publlo
1 Hiruiiuyc, iiiiyj. Ki-iJiii,
J P. HEAlll),
llh LIITINCOIT, I10NI) A CO.,
Manufacturers ntnl WholfHtila liealcrs In
HATH, CAI'H, l'UIIH, AND MTISAW (IOOIW,
No. (13 Market Btrt,
riiiiRcieipiiin.
s
NYUEIl, IIAIUUS & UASSKT1',
llauularlurers nul Jobbers uf
MUN'H ANU IIOV'H CLOTUINU,
Nos, KS Market, snil ES Commrrc Mlire-I,
riillui'.elplila.
Q W. HLAIiON it CO.,
Manuftu'turers of
OU, CLOTHS AND WINDOW KIIADEH,
Warehouse, No. 131 North Third Mrcet
rhllailelphla.
T H. WALTEIl,
Xi e
Ijile Waller A Kauli,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, CJLAH3, AND QUEKNWWAUD,
No. 281 North Third fitreot,
between lUce and. Vine
l'hlliulrlphla.
CH, iiobhi. w, S.HMJ. i, u. aarramT
TOHN HTIIOUP A CO.,
Hnoceeiort to Utioup it Brother,
WlIOI.-.Sl.Li: IllCALBlUi IN riHU.
No. U Nottk WhnrT.s, and 21 Jlertli WaUr Bt.,
VlilkuUlpliU.
A;
II oxtcnslvn AkKnrtmniil nf innii'-
X '1 boy'-I.1NKN HIIIHT FUONTH, I'uper
ollnrsund Cllffli. ami I j h i ...
nil i'Dh selling cheap by
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It.nlpr In
MI'U'KI, ill TAItll HOI) A, 4C
Onlers will receive prompt Attention,
JJ V. Vjh'KltMAN,
wllh LIIUVCOTT A TUOTOt,
WIIOLKSALIJ aitOCEIW,
No, 21 North Water Street,
and No. JO North Delaware Aveaut
riilladelphlft. A
yyEAVER & BI'ilANKl.E,
VllOLESALliOUOCI-UIESANDCOMMlaSlON
MfJUCHANTS,
Nos. sa and 337 Arch Hlreet
I'hllailelphK.
M. JIAllPIiE,
NOTION)), nomi:uv, tn.ovri. and
1' ANCV 000DH,
No. u North Thlid Btroel,
l'hllndelphla,
T ATEIA' OPENED.
and -1 lilr.1, wbm.'i, u i.Vli, m "(, .abi, ;, ',
klim bualiiea. 1 n , blancb.a. Order, fir
ur.TAU.io on othi:h coKriNB
rilled Willi pmmplniMi an. I dupalch. ltenalra
j li. anly mad. tii all kind, of fur lUiuii, Inelud"
Jn Ihereplaltlinof (unt-bniiomed ihulrV. lit.
tcriisforcaalllnjainadii liiullyuud e.pnill haia.
if. I ii ..i ." """"ei eiiner lu pnaouor by
mall, J'lcture Iiauies mad. In order at abort uii
liee. f riiiii'ifr iin . w
April 10,'M-tf.
yEUOHANT'H HOTEL,
4 Koam rooitTii vtaxrr,
i'llll.AIIKI.l-lIIA,
J. 4 W. a. WKIIIIIIN, 1'roprletor.
May 10, ISfff-ly,
H'iit, nntr prcrnrrd lo re ?'
.'U..UIII J. I
H . '" IUHKtl 1IM
Hlils In his an,.
H mill Upni, ii,
H r.'iTi:i:H.t stylus
H II 1 1 n 'l.1
HiirrLi, auovo cluuiui
Hi'
IS II
2firffinil IlolucstlC
H
Hi 1
H
illy nnnounce to
ho juibllo Kne-
rtnt rnltioad do
'ouneet with the
't on the Cata
, and with tliohe
Jickaivnuna and
id It Ion, cnnimo-
m reiiMonahle,
heir filendsde-
usonubluehnrKa
the hotels.
;T, 1'roprletor,
MI'ANY
Jt K St
In tho wiiv or
aro prepart'ti to
ii:,and all UIiuIh
rACKH, Tan km,
; promptly done
TO Ui:iAIHH.
U'il to tho tneni
ttjlotter JudcM,
perleneo of tier
- of ult klmls of
(experience wt
of a utllmada
secure not onlj
lteit ouallty ok
midaiiiiduhent-
l that wo tan ren.
H fllllV 1IH low 11M 1111 V
inoqiuillty of muterU
lltton of ltnlhinv ffim.
for ilolnti LoroMOTlvn
AIK8 (lit Ni: iih w.i iniilrn If
to il nil toaluaynyUohln per-
W' 1 ' " M" lilt .VdlllS IJ DlflUII
I .i i iiimiu nun i rivuiu
j, . ... hiiiiik ii 1 1 r-.ii-.uu ituiiern.ive,
OT m ...nj un IIIIIIUIUI KIIKI1 111 MIKAH f T'
iNl.l.HIKAM ANN W ATt'll (111 1 mu U rie i 1 i aac-Ia
.pd all milncHeonneeKil with the huhltUKM. '
iiKlliiR-iiir all Uhiilw.lti.lUTl'ruiiiHi initio.
nvx . riowH.amt all work ennneeted with tla
Ineral fnimdry biulnei-M.
lehix i-i r.iiiv .ui ...ii tn. , ci.H
V1."" vt,ry truly' Jt HL'ATIlCOTi: A CO.
"v v-' J
1i,4,?9KVnajK NOllMAL
n neat sesalon of Ibis School will commence
ION1IAY Al'UlBT Villi, lMiH,
r rurtlculars address I'rof. II. D. WAI.KEIl,
In i'. IVliS-iltV " vu"""""' ,ou,"
1? a a si i: a mi .
HIV TilC
AliTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
It ISilll-ltiR II. r. i, n... 4
nun.u n iiii i iit 1 1-1 .. .. (i .2.
flu 1 .V""",1!"''. ijlul I' I'll Vo pell hi lii iii 'oTaot
I im i.i i ?f t,:1.., ''' lillui element, of u
....... umK Ht ill" lllClCUht-tl I.UICH til
li', "I??,? ""' ""'"K 11 l'Kl'l- lallafaelo.
VA, Aimor'ni".!;.".. "," yVurl "J""1.
P-mphiei. Adclr.r rr"" ,or u
i..i...u. ,'' A J 1 A vi:i.A (JUANOCO.,
Julys.'cs.ly sx iiroiulwoy, N. V.
A
NDHKWS, WII.KINS & CO.,
"Dealers In
rOUUIUN AND DOiHCSTIO DKY OOODS,
No. to! tlarUetrilreet,
rial! AlelpUta,
',Q.EOHai: FOEI.KEU a CO.,
1 Wliplc.olo Dealers la
WOODEN A WILLOW WAIIE, YARNS,
Oll.t'lotlis, Wicks, Twlucs.-Jiuik.ta, etc., tc.
(18 AMI Market m.,e.2- Church t,, I'hllada.
Jiin.S.'CS,
H
r .. DRUGS &. MEDICINES.
II It I : A 11 .......
Hi: AT I! n rwi 181
""r.sTiN,,',.:,';.
AT
Tim OLD DUL'd BTOIII;
1
I'. N. M fi v i' 11
Wherocnn liofuuiwi n, ' .
soutsunt ,.u.f ..M-; '.,,,K"F"T " 1 m.;t i,.
."unly,"' Ur """' I'Mhod,,,,,,, nf .J(
""'I!". 1 !,., ,
IMIn,,,
Ol.iss, ,'.
iMiiy. 'i''""'"'
ll.T.U,. ,r UrUSlH.,
r a N c v .1 11 - ,
!i!::''l,,il,i"orn'i"'".mti.-
.. " Hiilrlijcs
? ,, i.rusfi...;.
l""; O-am ile,,
Hulr . 'I'ullil Aiticli-i
miitlonerj-, ,.,H.Ul
T O 11 A l 11 1. u
SniiikliiKiiiiilchcwlni,,
iKart or nil iloscrlptlons.
ipci, ciciir Ilulilera.
HOL'HiniOI.I) AHT1CI.I.1.
.nmps, nssm u, -s ami an I.
AMi'f.ciiiMx(:is,Hl,AP:,ia.KS(.1(1i
-iiM-i:i.i,ANi;ot:.s oooiw,
l'oll!l-s, Chamois Mil,,,,
Oilhclers, HpcruU,,,,,,
Hyrlngi.-, llrvust l'ump,,
llulibcr (loods,
Trusses ur nl npproml patterns Ac, 4c.
I. I I. U O ItH.
A llllonssullmeiil Of nr., II, , - .. .
lurpow, ,..nsl.,iu. .. ," . L.-T." V"
i.. l.i. i -" .m.-. nun i iiu hfkl
sioM.tiriin-ii:i
fCbeht Mirk'tles of pills and tn!r
iVsiciAN'H I'Kicittprroxs f'Aiin-t i.i.y i::r-
t A It I. Ii
No such stock has eer br. II l.reht.iitn.l I., it...
people of this section or cnunlry.
Thoprlcesnronssinull ns the hliuk h In, ft
Tho HVioriqOr vceinni moro r.io,-alile to the
purchaser than c er, ns ftrrungciumls ha o been
Directed wllh thuwholcsalo ilenhrs lu Iho Inrjcr
cities, so that Komls can bo procured lu illumim
burg ns cheaply ns In New Vurkor l'l,ilailel.liu
flir-Counlry ttculers uro cnrneslly linlteil u.
study their own lulerisls, by ciamluln: tin
stock.
Itemelnberthu place r.xillAKiic m.oi k-ii!h.v,.
icknngu Hotel. Main meet. IllonnisburL-
.Inn. Ill, IVfiH. dm
niNra-'s
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
13 THE MIRACLE CF THE ASE!
s"riiy-IIe:iil-(l lnilf. lime their
Ihcas restiireil liy it tu the tla. ' 6 .fivut,
iiMen tresses u( youth, and nr b.ippy!
Yotinir,l'eople,MlthN'7M,ri ''i rid Hair,
lmvo those unUshiutuhk' tolors chrtug.d to
a Lcautiful auburr, nnd rejuice!
l'coplc whoso licnde nrc covered Mitli
Dandruff and Humors, mo it, and lam
dean coats anil dear aiul healthy scalps!
lliilct-iri-iiiliMt Vi'lci'uiiH hao
their remaining locks tiRlitcned, and the
hare spots coered with a luxuriant growth
uf Hair, and dance for joy!
Youns Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed!
Younu Ladies use it becausu it keeps
their Hair in place!
V.Tcrybody Kllr-f and inVI ue it. lecauie
it is tliu cleanest and lest article in the
market 1
For Salo by Druggists generally.
AMI .Oil HA I. IS nv
I.. N. .MOYi:it nnd 1 1'. I.l'.Z, Drusji.i..
Illiiomsbuik', nnd M. M. UKULIST, tulawisna.
Juuuaiy 31, IMiVll.
II. JIOYEH,
wholi:mai.i: A HHTAII.
DBUOGIS T,
(UKNEK (). MAIN AN 11 UAI'.KUr ai'l.tUM.
III.0011SIIU110, I'A.,
wher. will he found a, largo and -elect stuck ul
Drutts,
5IEI.ICIXES AND CIIK.MICAI.S.
Also nil tho
PATENT MEDICINM OIT THK IIAr,
I sin also prepared to furnish Country Stoic, wltli
Castor Oil, Ooilney'a Cordial,
TUHI.INGriTON'M II.VI.SA11,
and all other medicines kept lu their line at t'lly
prices.
Hu rrcscrlpllons carefully conipouudod at all
hours.
In medicines, quality is of the Hist Importa-ie.
DloomsburK, Juno7, 1SII7
rimi: AMERICAN HAY KNIl'K
X AND I'OltlC Wo IhounderHlBncd elllrens
ol Columblu County wllnesNi-d the trial nf h
forks ou the farm of Mr, 1'ursel, lu IIeuil.',K
Township, on Monday, Mnv 7, InW, between Hie
American Hiiv Kiilrnund 1'nrk iiiiinufnclured by
HI.lKi:it, WAI.1JS, HlllllNint Co., of Ul.
btirK, I'a., mid tho ItunderH rateut Hay lliaitr.
Tho AmerUmi Kork luted moro hay lu m
ilrnufiht thiili tho Ituudel in threo. We are .alie
ned It will lakuns much hay Into tho mown mi.
l'ihiiI huii-es can draw, We also huw It cutltntf
hay, and think It cannot bo beat n.s a hay knlf.,
and cheerfully recommend It as the beat hay fork
and knife e lmo over seen,
C. IlllTI'.MIKMlKU, Dlt. F. C. HAKRIbON,
W. II. Koons, John Doak,
John Iikikhick, Daniki. Noyeii,
ii. dlui.kmii.i.kh. hv1.vi--4ifh 1'ijkaui.,
Mll'IIAKI. llM.I HI, JOHN Woi.k.
Ihey also mauutacturo tho celebrated Iluckeyu
ltenier and .Mnuir, and oilier aurleuitural liuple.
nienlii.
JNSUltA N 0 K A O JO NOV.
Wjnmllli! ll-fl.Oou
.Ktna s,i,ono
Coniluereo - IW,''
Full on W1
North Ainerleu Wjj.Cij.
Clly i,iW0
Inlernutloual l,rio'
Niagara If'WM
.Ktim I.l o fetoek !."
1'utnnm - Wi,uiio
Mcichunta SW,il
Springfield tin,0"0
Iuauraneo Company of Htale I'enn'a.,... WU.Ooa
Coimectlcut Hutual Life I0,iW
Norlb American Transit Uofiut
KUI1AH 1IUOWN, ui,
mar8 67-Iy, iiloo-isiiuku, Pa.
AJUIllHUSTEH & UHOTHEIl,
Importer, uud Jobber, of
IIOSii-ItY, QL0V1,
BHIUTI- AND DIIAWI2US,
HUTTONH, huh!'i:ndi:uh,
HOOP BKIItTH, HANDUKHCHIKfH,
TIIHKAIW.BKWINU BII.KH,
TiiiMiiiNus, roiiTi: JION.VAIIH
HOAI B, l-KIIFUMKUY, FANCY COOIiH, AMI
NOl'IONH i:nkkai.i.y,
Also Manufacturers of
1IHUHIIU. AND LOOKING aiiAKBLf),
and Dealer. In
WOOD AND WILLOW WAHK,
JIK00M3, itOl'lW, TWINW, M
No. S00 North Third Htreet, alxiv. Vine,
1'hlladelphla.
ILljEH & HOST,
Bucceasor. to Frauklln I'.Holtaer A Oo.
Importer, and Wholesale Dealer, lu
LIQUOIIH, WIN1-4, 40.,
No., 110 and UJfioUh Third Btreel,
1'hlladelphla. y
A LI j KINDS "ok JOU PJlIl5?lNa
fi neatly executed at Tuis Coe..Myfr( Bleaia
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