THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ELOOMSJBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
farmer' gcjinvtmcnt .
reu rwhta lnnluUr,
Kvatvr ftvrinor may hnva It nt i verj
Hitmll xpnM. Tho boot and cheapen
Uint wo know of hi rye. This tuny be
twwn mnonp; tbontutullnK corn any time
(from the lUstof Hfptember till thomlil
UIo of Ooolcr, and covered with n plow
or etiltlvntnr. If Uio corn stalks tire
left BtMidliitf Hllor Uio corn la gathered,
ettltlo will Hurt ft moat ftsrocablo vttrlo
ty of fdroffo during tho cold wenther,
md will tlirlvo much better than whwi
tlioy get cun dry food alono.
Ryo wy nleo bo sown on ground
from which whent or any other crops
has been tnleDn this year, nnd wMch Is
to bo planted with corn next pring, If
sowed by tho 0th .of September wish
ground will afford excellent pasturo for
any bind of stock, and especially foi
cows. It will largely Increase their flow
of milk, and If tho farmer has nn en
closed field on his place that ho can thus
use, It is probably tho best thing ho can
do for hU milch :ows. It may not be
desirable to feed tho cows on it overy
day, as when tho ground Is very soft,
It, as woll as tho seed, will bo mucli
damaged by tramping.
Perhaps nt no timo would It bo best
to leavo them on tho ryo moro than two
or three houre a day.
There Is n u animal that craves green
feed lit the winter moro than sheep, or
that la more benefited by It. They will
dip; throngh tho deep snow to get a lit
tic titsto of irrccn food. How easily could
tho sheop raiser supply his llock with it
full feed of green rye onco or twice w
week?
By n very little labor and expense
green fodder can thus bo provided by
every farmer for at least a portion of
his stock during tho wholo winter, in
this latitudo, and the cattlo will como
out in much better condition In the
spring than they otherwise would.
Another thing. It is often tho case
that tho hay gives out In thosprlDg,be
fore tho grass will furnish n good living
for tho cattle, and Just nt a tlmowhen a
bountiful supply of succulent food It
needed for cows. If now you havo a
patch of ryo that has not been pastured
during the winter, It will bo big enough
to-mow, and may bo hauled to tho sta
bio and fod green, to great advantage.
This plan may bo adopted by those
who havo but a small nrea of land, or
by thoso who havo no field properly In
closed for wintor pasturage. In this
caso wo would adviso heavy seeding
two bushels to tho aero.
AVo saw this plan carried out with nd-
mlrablo effect in this country last win
rcr.
Thcro aro other advantages in sowing
rye advantages to tho land itself.
In tho first plaeo. it is a strong cluck
to tho winter washing of tho surfaco
eon, which is a great drawback upon
tno lertllity of much of our rolling land,
Tho ryo for thlspurposo is nearly equal
to a coat of grass. This consideration
alono wouldjustify tho sowing of many
a hillsido with ryo overy fall that is not
covered with grass or wheat.
ivnoinor ncneuc u wived from ryo
sown in tlie fall for pasturo is, that a
green crop will be ready for plowing
under in tho spring by tho tlmo thu
ground is in a proper condition for
plowing. If it has been closely fed dur
ing tho winter tho amount left in tho
spring will not be largo, but if tho stock
Is kopt off for two or three weeks beforo
plowing, there will bo sufficient to in
creaio tho fertility of tho soil very ma
terially; even tho roots possess some
fertilizing power.
And right hero wo would say to overy
farmer who lias ground now clear, and
on which ho wishes to plant com next
yoar, plow immediately and plow deep
sow ryo, and if you do not need it for
inter pasturo turn it under in tho
spring. It will be equal to a moderate
cout of barnyard manure, and tho corn
will leap for Joy.
Sow rye for winter pastures and to
fertilize and retain ths Hol.-Journal qf
Agricultural.
Direction ror DrtJittg Paultry.
First See that all poultry ia well
rattened ; as tho difference in price be
tween fat and poor stock is very great
remember that you not only get pay
ror overy pound your poultry gains in
Kittening, but Dy Improving tho quality
you gain from one-fourth to ono-half
tho prico on tho w hole.
In fattening poultry.lt Is always best
economy to feed all thoy will cat.
Poultry fed on corn is yellower and
better than that fed on any other grain.
Keep from food beforo killing a sum
cient length of time, so that tho crops
Will bo nearly or qulto empty ; as full
drops spoil tho appearanco, aro apt to
jjar and Injure thosale, buyers will not
touch it oxcept at very low rates.
Tho best mode of killing Is by open
ing tho neck veins, or bleeding in tho
won th j let them bleed thoroughly; af
ter dressing, cut off tho head, draw tho
skin over tho neck bono and tlo neatly
II should novcr b drawn or legs cut
off.
I-or scalding, tho writer should bo
nearly boiling hot j dip tho poultry in
nd ralso it out two or three times, so
m to scald evenly, then pick off tho
quills, feathers and pin-feathers quick
flfi possible, without breaking the skin ;
do not rob them off, as It breaks tho
tbln outsldo Hkln, which makes them
tarn dark and injures tho salo. Imrao
dfcstoly after dressingcforo It cooUyllp
ft: in clean hot water, hold It but n few
wconds, then dip it suddenly in cold
water Air a row seconds (which will
iftvo them a plump appearanco, then
hung or lay It up to cool and dry. The
Intestines or crop should not bo drawn,
Tho picking of geese and ducks may
bo very much facilitated by wrapping
In a blanket or piece of carpet after
scalding.
SPREADING MANURE IN WINTER.'
Tho BoAou Cultivator given examples
which serve to establish tho position wo
havo taken on this sulUect. Tho editor
mentions tho ease of a farmer at Pal
mer, Mass., who formerly drow out his
manure and loft it lu small heaps. It
frozo hard nnd could not bo spread till
it had thawed In spring, and being In
tonded as a top-drewlng for meadows,
Id Hod the grass under tho heap. Ho
aow draws and spreads from tho load,
which he finds a great Improvement.
Another farmer breaks up tho manuro
into a fine powder by bushing it, which
Incfiscs its value
"" ( Ion (hat tho manuro, or
at r, will wash off, wo havo
bo i . xv valid. A meadow with n
Utp uldo hill, was dremsod villi wan
iiro lustrines in winter, and when ralu I
occurred with tho thaw, wucould not
(llcover that thu lt'iutd manuro had
run flvo foot down tho hill, ner glven
any lncteafed growth of tho gross flvo
feet otr, as It had done near tho cprend
belt. Country (Itntltman.
The Good Wnmnli.
Cunliuucxl.)
After thnt, alio assured them 'that
they would bo nil very hajpy with her;
that thoy should havo flocks to kcop,
rooks, how3, arrows, nnd flailing rods,
In order that they might nmuso them
selves In a hundred different ways.
Bho gftvo them shepherds' dresses of tho
most clegaut description, including tho
Prlnco with tho others, tholr names
and dovlccs ticlng on tholr crooks j nnd
that Very evening tho young Prlnco ex
changed crooks with tho charming
Mirtls.
Tno next day Madamo Tu-tu led thorn
to tho most delightful promenade. In tho
world, and showed them tho best pas
turago for tholr shoop, and a flnc coun
try for tho clmso.
"You can go," said sho, "on this sldo
as far as that ueautiful river, but novcr
to tho opposite shore i and you may
huut In this wood ; but beware," Bald
sho, "of passing a great oak, which Is
In tho midst of tho forest : it is vory re
markable, for it has roots and trunk of
Iron. If you go beyond It, misfortunes
may happen to you, from which I can
not protect you: and, bclde3 that, J
should not perhaps bo in a position to
assist you promptly, for a Fairy has
plenty of occupation."
Tho youngshopherds assuaed her that
thoy would do oxactly a sho prescribed;
and all four, leading their flocks into
tho meadows, left Madam Tu-tu nlone
with tho Good Woman. Sho remarked
some anxiety in her manner. " hat
is tho matter, madam ?" said tho Fairy;
"what cloud has come over your mind?'
"I will not deny," said tho Good Wo
man, "that I am uneasy at leaving
them all thus together. I havo for
somo timo perceived with sorrow that
Finfln and Ltretto love each othor moro
than is desirable, and then, to add to
my trouble, anothcrattachment springs
up: tho Prlnco and Jlirtis do not dis-
liko each other, nnd I fear to leave their
youth exposed to tho wandering of
tholr hearts."
"You havo brought up these two girls
so woll," replied Madam Tu-tu, "that
you need fear nothing : I will answer
for their discretion, I will enlighten
you as to their destiny."
Sho then Informed her that FInfln was
tho son of tho wicked King, and broth-
orof tho young Prlnco; thatMirtisand
Llrctto were sisters, and daughters of
tho deceased King, who had been mtir-
dorcd, and who was tho brother of tho
Queen, whom tho cruel usurper had
married, 30 that these four young per
sons wcro near relations; that tho.wick-
cd King had ascended tho throno after
having committed a hundred atrocities
which ho wished to crown by tho mur
der of tho two Princesses; that tho
Queen did all sho could to prevent 1dm
aud not being ablo to succeed, sho had
called her (tho Fairy) to her assistance;
that sho then told tho Queen sho would
savo them but that sho could
only do so by taking with them her el
dest son; that sho undertook to promlso
sho should seo them ngain somo day in
happiness; that on thoso conditions, tho
Qucon had consented to a separation,
which appeared at flrst very hard ; that
sho had carried them all thrco off, and
that she had confided them to tho caro
of tho Good Woman as tho person most
worthy of such an office.
After this tho Fairy begged her to ho
at eoso, assuring her that tho tho union
of trleso young Princes would restoro
poaco to the kingdom, wherein Finfln
would reign witli liirotte. Tho Good
Woman listened to this discourso with
great interest, but not without letting
fall somo tears. Madam Tu-tu was sur
prised at this emotion, and asked tho
causo. "Alas 1" said she, "I fear they
Willloso their innocence by this grand
eur to which thoy will bo elovated, and
that bo brilliant a fortuno will corrupt
their virtue."
"No," replied tho Fairy, "do not fear
so great a mlsfortuno ; tho principles
you hnvo instilled into them nro too ex
cellent. It Isposslblo to bo a king and
yet nn honest man. You know thoro
is ono in tho universo who Is the model
of perfect monarchs. Therefore set
your mind at rest; I shall be with you
as much as possible, and I hopo you
won't bo melancholy hero."
Tho Good Woman believed her, and
after a short timo felt perfectly satisfied.
Tho young shepherds felt so happy that
they desired nothing but tho con
tinuance of their ngrecablo inodo of
life. Their pleasures, although tran
quil, wero not without interest: thoy
saw each other every day, and tho days
, only appeared to them too short.
'ilio bad King learnt that thoy wcro
with Madam Tu-tu, but all his power
could not tako them awuy from her,
Ho knew by what magic spoils she pro
tectcd them; ho taw clearly that ho
could only got tho hotter of them by
stratagem ; ho had not been ablo to in
habit tho House of Hoses In consequence,
pf tho continualttrlcks played on him
by Madam Tu-tu; ho hated her moro
than over, as well as tho Good Wo
man; and his hatred now extended also
to his son.
Ho employed nil kinds of urtlflco iu
order to get Into hla power somo ono of
tho four young.shcphcrds,but his art did
not extend to tho dominions of Madam
Tu-tu. Ono unlucky day (there are
soma which wo cannot avoid), theso
amlablo shepherds had bent their steps
In tho direction of tho fatal oak, when
tho beautiful Llrctto perceived upon a
tree, about twenty paces distant, n bird
of such rare-plumage, that sho let fly
an arrow at it on tho impulso of tho
moment, and seeing tho bird fall dead ,
ran to pick It up. All this was dono
instantaneously, and without reflection;
but tho poor Llrctto found,, to iter cost,
that sho was caught herself. It was im
posslblo for her to return; sho desired,
but had no power to do so, Sho dlscov
ered hcrerror, and all sho could do was
to extend iter arms for pity to her broth
ers and sisters. Mirtls began to cry,
and Finfln, without hesitation, ran to
hor. "I will perish with you,"ho cried,
and in a moment had Joined her.
Mirtls wished to follow them, but tho
young Prlnco detained her. "Let us
go and apprlso Madam Tu-tu of this,"
said lie; "that is tho best iwalatimco wo
can ronder them." At tho samo mo
ment thoy saw tho people of tho wicked
King seize thorn, and ail thoy could do 1
was to cry adieu to each other.
DRUGS Si MEDICINES.
HOOFLAHD'S
SEKMAM BITTERS,
HOOFLAHD'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Hooiland's Gorman Tonlo.
Prepared hj Dr. c. mt. Jooloon,
riiLicurBU, Fx
ie Great Xemttiia
io all miutti or m
LIVER, BTOiTtACn, or
DIOESTIVE ORGANS,
Hooiland'fl Gorman Bittora
U cmnionnapa or ww pan Jolcst, (err m twy tr
md!clrjiny term
Jloots, Mtrbi
hlahlT. eonesn
lyrea from Al-
vfMic (ttOttawrj ofar$ kind.
Hooiland's Gorman ToniOi
Hlftcr. with ttti pure it nnMlty of Crut
Jium, Oratigfs tic-i mriktoft ono of th raot
pic a pant ami agrcekblo remedies ever offered W
U1BT
lit e null Ho.
Thoo nrcforrtnir a Medicine fret from Alco
hollo admixture will tut
Hoofland'a Gorman Bitters.
In ouei of cemrai deprtwlon, twn iom
aloobolle itlmului la nowaiary,
Hooiland's German Tonio
dould tauied.
The TJtttera or tba Tonic are both eqa&Ily
ftxxi, anil contain mo ramv mcaicmiu Tirmra.
t am iivini
IndrgeiUon,
Tbm itotnaeh. from a variety of canua, auch aa
f eiuun, uy pepflia, nervous
uattuiir,
very apt to bav
ranged. The ra
tla functlona de vK. JU
unr. uu ia imr Tm
suit of which .la. t that tbt ti
offers from several or mora of tbe following
diseases;
Constipation. Flatulence), Inward Files
Fulneaa of Blood to the Head.
Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, Distrust for Food,
Fulness or Weljtht in ths
Btomach, Sour Eruc
tations. SinkinfiF or Pint-
ter! nr at tha
nt or ine
Stomach, Strimmingr
or tne
Unftd. Hurried or Dim cult Breath-
Inff Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
or BulTocatinz Sensations when in
a Lying Posture. Dimness ot
Vision. Data or Webs before
the Bight, Dull Fain in
tba Head, Deficiency
of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back.
Chest, Lim 'Jlk b,etc.,Hud
don Flushes of K JW Heat, Burn
ing in the aiS Flesh, Con
stant Imafftninss of Evil, and
Great Depression of Sptrlts.
Thei rotnedles will effectually ears IJve-r
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Ohronlo or
Nervous Debility, Chronlo Dlarrliua, Dlseaa of
the Kidneys, and all Dlncaaes arising froca s
Disordered liver, Stomach, or IotecUQoa.
DEBILITY,
IlRSiiLTiMa rami Txv Cii'ia wbativih;
mOSTHATION OF THE SYSTEM,
Imocosd ar Hktibi Li 80, JUftDSHirS,
Sirosuai, Fivtn, fro.
There la as ntMIdne. eitant eaial tu tbeia
remedies In such c&ies, A toua and vigor la Im
parted to tha whole System, the Appetlts la
Btrengtliened, food rgTiTiBFirj enjoyed, ths
stomach d 1 g e s t s l5ftj promptly, tba
blood Is purified, iMP lha complexion
becomes sound and wsSai healthy, tha yel
low Unga la eradicated from tha eye, a bloom
la given to tba cbecks,and the weak and nervonj
b alld b cornea a strong and healthy being.
Person Advanced in JAfa
And feeling the hand of time weighing fifavirj
spon them, with Alt ft attendant lfia. will find in
tha use of thti IUTThUtf.or tht TONIC, an
lixlr that will In. l, I uuw life Into their vetna.
restore In a mctuure the energy and ardor of
more youthful diy, biilM up their ehronken
forma, and give Ltalth and bspptneu to their
rentsiohigytara.
NOTICE.
Il ls a well-eataNtphrd fact that folly one-half
ft the female ror Hon of our popn
laUon aro aeWuro In the enjoymenl
ofgoodhe:.:th;nr, to nit theS own
xpnMlon,Miier "Sa&tlma teel well." They
art languid, devoid of ll energy, extremely ner
vous, and hae no appetite.
.TSihUe1-0' WW the BITTICRS,orUn
TONIO, is eepccial!y recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Ara mada ttronvj by the uta of either of the
romedlea. They will cure every cat of ilA
HAHVUtf, witlTout falL
Thounands of evrtlflcatea hava accnmnlated f n
tha hands of the proprietor, but space wlU allow
of tha publication. oi but a fw. The, It will
b oUtrted, are men of note and of such atand
ing that tby must U believed.
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W, "Woodward,
ChitJutiici qfVu Suprmt Court of writes .
s TAJeOAfll Warch 10, 1887.
"I-flnd tIoof- land's dermas
BlttersMssgood tonic, useful to
diieiof thedl fi jQk. geitlve, organs,
and of great ben tafia flt Jn eases of de
bility, and want of nervous action In the ajsteuk
"Yours truly,
"GEO. W. WOODWARD.1
Hon. James Thompson,
Judgt ff tht Suprtmt Cvurt e renniylwnia.
rhtiadttpM, April H lsca.
I consider 'nooflond'a German lintwa a
wfuafcU mtdicint la cats of attacks of la'lif.
tlon or Djipepiia. 1 can certify this from my
siperienc of ft,
Yours, with respect,
"JAliKfl TIIOMrsON.
From Eev. Joseph H. Kcnnartl,
D.D,
Tatter A Ttnth IJaj-titt Church, PhtlaJclfM.
Dr. Jaclcton Dear Blri I have baen frvtiuectly
re,ueatod to connect my name with rtfoinmetf
ddUouK of dlttareut kinds ot rocdltlin, hut, re
garding the prno trii csa tics as oat of hit
appropriate IbVvtT sphere, 1 bv lu
all caavs declined i IB but with a clear
proof in various Uu sJ Inntancf wnl pur
Ucularly In myowaUmDy, of tho uaufulntaa of
Dr. Hooiland's Ucrman liittera, 1 defuirt fur once
from my usual courts, to exprcaa my full com ic
tlon that, fur gtntrat tltttlity of tht ty$lfm,nd
valuallt iTrpttraiv
but usually, I dou
doubt not, It will bjt cry UiulKul
to those vi ho siiiTur from the abo e C&uies.
1 ours, very rt'spert fully,
J, 11. UUNNAltn,
kJghtb, Ulow Coatcs Bt
From Hev. E. D. Fcndall,
MtUtant JWitor Ckrittian ChronicU, rXiUJii-
I hare derlred decided benefit from the use ot
nooDaod's Oeiman Wtters, m feel ltmyprivt
leg to recommend them aa a moat valuable tonle
to all wlio axe suffering from general debiUty or
from dlsaasea uiilnj from derangement of tba
Urar. Yours truly.
K. ii. VNDAXI
OAUTIOWi
nooSetft Omnia UaaeAlM sr. MimUrfin-
JACKSON lion M m u.. mpser 4
jh botuv All M-JM "
I'risdrtl OBet sad Wunitucnr ll lh O.r.
n.n MsJlcIm Btsr., No. 031 AHUil bun t, Phil.
CHARLES IS. EVANS,
Otrm&Q DruffftaL Proprietor,
. , Formerly aitJiOMoi Co.
Tor Ml. Ij ta DranUU udlului la l(tc
IDU.
PBIOEQ.
IlMiSinl'. Omnia DltUn, f r botllt II 00
14 lisll dos.o..... $ M
UooDsod's Oinou Toole, pot up u aurt
UjIUm.... ?,,,.,,,,.,, 1 M
pu boltl., or liJf doun for I M
Sf Do not forgat to aismln. wll tht trtltls
l.i boj, U otdtr te .t ih. lauuhu.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC.
Jinusry SI, 185.
DRY GOODS.
JILLKU'S STOIIE.
X'KJUDIL iU.JV
FALIi AND WINTEIl UOODH.
Tlii) dubicrlbor hM Jnst rotnrntxV from tho clllca
with nnothc r largo frail seltct nisortraent of
MUUNO AMI) HUMMElt (I00P8,
purchniul lu Now York nnd Plillmlolplilanl tho
low est flguro, mid which ho Uitctormliu'd to tell
mi ns moilcrnto terms nn can lio procured elo
whoro In Dloonubnrg. llli stock couirrtFOit
of Iho choicest stylos nnd latent fashions, together
wlthnlnrisoJvHortmom of Dry cjochm nnd oro-
oorlon, couslstltJB of tho following nrtlclm I
Cnrpotn,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Cosnlmcros,
Bhnwls,
Flnuuels,
Bilks,
While Goods,
Iilncns,
lloopHWrts",
Muslins,
Hollowwnro
Codarwnre
Onronswnre. lioruwnio
Boots and Hhocn,
lints nnd Gu,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrcllns,
Looklog-OlasseJ,
Tobacco,
Co IToe,
Sugars,
Tens,
Ulco,
Allspice,
QlnRcr,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS DEN KALLY.
In febovt, everything nsnally kept Jn coutry
htores.to which no Invites tho nttchtlon of tho
until lo generally. Tho highest price will bo paid
for country prodnco In ciehnngo for goods,
S. II, MILLEItAbON,
Arcndo Ilnildlus, Bloomsburg, l'a,
(i REAT "KEDTJCTION IN PRICES
AT l'Lllsu rnx-o BIUHI!
IN IJOnT STREET,
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscriber has Just received nnd lias on
haud nt his old stand In Light Street, n largo and
select
ASSORTMENT OP MERCHANDISE
purchased nt tho lowest figure, nnd which ho
determined to sell on ns moderate lerms ns
bo procured elsewhere In Light Street,
FOR CASH OR COUXTRY FRODVCL.
Ills stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpels,
Silks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Satlnetts.Casslmcrs,
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans,
AC. Ad. &C
GROCERIES, MACKEllAL,
Qucensware, Ccdarwarc, Hardware, Medicines,
Drugs, Oils, Taints, Ac.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
In short everything usually kept In a country
store. Tho patronage of bis old friends nnd the
public cenorally, Is respectfully soiiciioa.
Tho highest market price paid for country pro
duce, rurrisu jskt.
IJght Street, Nov. 8 1867.
J J. B R O W E R,
Is now offering to tho public his Stock of
s r It IN a GOODS
consisting In part of n full lino of
INGRAIN. WOOL AND RAG
CARPETS,
Fiuo cloths nnd casslmere for Ladies' coats,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
of nil patterns and qualities, Inlalds nnd Prints
of various qualities nnd prices,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS,
LADIE'S FRENCH CORSETS,
AND
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S QAITERStS HOOT&.
Fresh Groceries nnd Spices, New nssortmcnt
0 LABS AND QUEENS-WARE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In ono-half and one-fourth barrels.
Now Is tho time to make your selections, as I
am offering goods nt very low prices, and our
motto Is fair dealing to all, and not to be under.
sold by nny. J. J. BROWER.
Bloomsbnrg, April 12, 1S67.
TEBRUARY LIST AT I.W.IIARTMAN'S.
gPLENDIDWINTER DRESS
Goods Belling at n low figure , at
I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
FEW MORE LONG SHAWLS
' AT A GREAT REDUCTION, AT
I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
T ADIE'S CLOTH SACKS
Marked down from 85 CO to $3 00. nt
I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
JgREAKFAST SHAWLS AND
Wool Scarfs wltlCn few Ladles' Bridal
nnd other Hoods down In prices, nt
I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
FEW MORE REMNANTS
of Prints, DeLalns, Muslins, Casslmers,iS.c,
nt cost or less, nt I, W. IIARTMAN'S.
IJWREE NEW ROLLS OF
Carpets Just rccolycd nl
' . I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
pi.OOR OIL CLOTHS
4-1 6-1 0-1 S-l
n nleo'pattern or each
nt I.W. IIARTMAN'S.
jyjEN'S, LADIE'S, & CHILDREN'S
Arctlo Gums, nt I. W. IIARTMAN'S.
JASINS, PRUNES, DRIED
Peaches, Cherries, Apples, Soup Bonn .,
on hand nt I . "W. IIARTMAN'S
jyJINISTERS OF MIE GOSPEL
who Hvo by Preaching supplied with goods
low for cash, at 1, W. IIARTMAN'S.
Iff A R R E N'S
AND WATER I'UOOr 1UVR0VED TIKE
FELT AND CEMENT lldOFINQ I
Tho ndvnntages which this comp
positlonposi
fit and lire-
u
It Is not affected by heat or cold. It can be n
uiuu iu uu aiuiust peneciiy nat roor. ono incn
u.iwii ueingaii mat is require!. 11 is easily
unu nuicuiv rponirpii. 11 putt in ipm tinn nt,v
other tire-proof roof now In use. Testimonials
110111 all parts of tho rountry as to lu durability,
security and cheapucss will be shown by
June26CS. Agent, Uloomslmrg.ra.
A flno fcltf Ailnen of tliA rnnfltii pnn h aenn ut
W B. Koous' new ouse on Fifth Street,
pUMPS I PUMPS FOR SALE.
The underslsned beirs leave to Inform the pit 1
sens of thlsplaoo and vicinity that lie Is prrparr
to furntsli.ntshort notice, one of the best Wt)OD
KN PUMPS for Wells and Cisterns sver offlvesl
to thu nubile. They are ausrsntaed tn thmv
more water lm less tlma and with lpsh lahnr thar.
any other nurap In tblscartof tkscountty nnd
ther ranntl besurnasa.d for beauty ornnlsh, or
nntplisltrof arraugetn.nt,lso oomt'lnlug cheap
ness and (Arublllfv Kaeh numn bulnir U'Drrum.
ed to perform Us ork well or no sale. Kilos I
nuuim.ii is uueni Air Columbia eouuty. J'rleo
U oenu per f
wot
1 iced In the well. Orders by
mall or othorwlse uromntl v attended to.
rpi, i,oi).y tj.lAlJ HUUHAN, Cuttwllllt J'.
HAIL ROADS.
ORTHEUN
CENTUM,
It All
WAY.
On nnd After Mny loili im, Trains will
l lcavo NoiiTIiuuiinniNn ns follows :
NOIlTUWAItl).
433 A.)i..Dnlly lo Wllllnmsriort.fetrStitPmiday)
fnrE!uilrn,CAnaiulHlguii. lUiehOhter, llullulo,
HllMTitMlKliin Ilrlilsn. mill N. TnlU.
W r, u., Dally, (except Kundiys) for Elmitn nnd
lIuMalo vln I.rlo Itnllwny from Klmlro.
6.10 v. M., Dally, (except Hnndnys) for WllUnms-
port.
TIIAINH BOimiWAM).
2.81 A.SI.Dal!y(oxceptMondiiy's)forllnltlmtire.
WILMINGTON AND l'llILAUEM'UU,
0,8) .P.M. JMIly (oxecptStindny's)Wrllnltllnoro
Wellington ami I'nllndelphln.
j:i. H. YOUNG,
Gonornl 1'nsienger Agent.
T AOICAAVAKNA
JJUfiiailAlIiAOAD
AND lUAOlS-
I On nnd o ft r Nov ."Wlh, 16, Vasseuger Trains will
OolllgfJOUth,
Going North,
I.bnvu Leavo
Arrive Arrive
. in,
p. m.
n. in. ii, m.
Bcrnutou
, frVwi
IX.VI
,R45
I.tavo
l!.:si
10.57
Ml
11.03
8.30
7.IJ
S.I8
7.10
I-envo
. 7.10
l'ltlston 0.00 4M
Kingston C.LIi 6.B
l'lyuioulh O.tt 1.5)
HhlckEhlnny,,., 7:u 5.IU
P.lil
A0
wa
7.0J
.M
0.10 I
0.00
iierwicu v.(j u.i.'i
JSloom t:M UM
llupcrt H.SS 7.17
Dunvlllo .11.01 K'J)
6.M
Leavo
1.4) I
Arrjvo Arrlvo
Norlh'd U.13 P.05
Tho 1 1.10 Train nt RtTnnlon makes ennnerllnus
With Expresa Train for Now York nt il o'clock
ii. lit., arming iu now i(irjv.uu n.iu,
II, A. FONDA, Sup't,
1W11. IPGS.
"PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
J. 11AILUOAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
TimocauAsn Dinner nouns jietut.em rmr.A
DEM'HIA, 11AI.11UOHK, UAniUSIIUHO, wit
MAtlSfOttT, AND TUB
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA .
On nil Night Trains.
On and nflri Mdnhav. Xnv. 23rd HVA. thn
Trains m the riilludolphla I'iErloItall lloud will
uu us iuiiu
VI3BTWAltD.
MAlIi TUAIN lenveH riillatlolphla 10.15 p.m.
" .NorliiuuiLi'rliiiiiI...(UO ii.iu.
till. (It ijilK' ....V.OVIl, JUJ
Ujli illAJt K'tll VO 1 illlllUUJlUllit 11. UU lilt
orvu ,.u.ou I'.m,
' nrr. nt nrli' .nun) it.in.
li.'uua maiij leaves I'jiiiiuieipma H.uun.m,
iuriii u l.iii n.iii
" " nrr. at Lock 1 laveu 7.43 ii.m,
EAST v AUD,
J-IAILTUAIN leaves Krlo 10..Vin.m.
" " isortlru -Vton.m.
nrr. nt I'niiniipitunn l MKin. tn.
KIII13 nxritEas leaves Krlo; (J.J5 n.m,
" " Nort'tl... u..'Wa.ml
arr. lit i-uimueipuia i.tj p.m.
Mntl and Exnicss cnmioctH wlili oil I'rcok mul
Alk-Khcny lllver Hall Itoad. llaggayo check td
UllUUgU.
J. I,. l 111 .It.
General Snperlntentlent, Will lams port.
C:
ATAWISSA RAILROAD On nnd
tialns on the CnUiwlSba Itmlroud will run ni 1.110 1
loiiowing nnmeu nours :
ATail Smth.
STATIONS.
VUllnmsnort.
Mnncy.
AV'atsontown,
Mail A'ortA
Arr, 0.16 p. m. I
Dep. 7.50 n.m
8.50 "
0.10 "
0.02 "
10.12 "
10.23 '
11.10 "
12.30 p.m.
12.45 "
1.00 "
5.12
juuiou.
Danville.
Rupert.
, Catuwlssn,
Rlugtown.
Summit.
Ounlcnke.
1.5.1
1.10
0.05
3.35
SUM
1.50
1.10
1.20
1.10
K. Mahony June
Dlne.Tnmanua. Dine.
Reudlug,
2.15
4.25
lo.io n.ni.
Arr. 0.15
i-iiiiaiieipnia.
I To New York via,. Read
1 lugorMnuchChuuU.
.15
10.50
From Now York via. I
Mauch Chunk. f
7.00
No Change of cars between. Wllllumsport and
"DEADING RAILROAD.
vt irtTCH aurajsumujiT, Dec. Hlh, lbC8.
. Great Trunk Lino from tho North nml Vnrtli-
Wcst lor rnlladclphla.New York. Reaulnir. l'otts-
vlllc, Ttunaqun, Ashland, Lebanon, Alleutown,
Kaston, Upuraln, Lltlz, Lancaster, Columbia, U'.,
Trains kiivo llnrrinburg lor New York, as lol
lows: At 3,60, C.50 nnd y, ion. m., 12,10 noon nnd
2.03 AlO.SOp.m., connecting with Miullar trains on
mo i it. iwiiiiiiuu, unu uriiviug iu new vork at
11.00. .& 11.50 a.m.. & 3.50 7.011 .t urn-. m
bleeping cars accoiupauylng tho 3,50 n.m. and
Iiiivq llarriLburulor ltcuaiut?. Pnttsvlllp. Tn.
mnuua. Miucrbvillu. Ashland, l'mo Grovo. Allm.
lUttU UltV. A UlhUIUl'UUI Ul, 0,11 11,111,, Hiiu If.UO nUU I
4,10 p.m., stopping nt Lebanon and principal way
bint 1011a ; thu J.lop.m. making connections for
Philadelphia and columblaonly. For Pottsvllle
bcnuyiKiu iiuveu uuu jvuuuru, via tscnuylklll
nndbusuuelianua Railroad, leavo IlnrriKlmnr nt
3,30 ji.ui. lieturnlug: Leavo New York nt 0.00
n.m. and 12.00 m aud 6,10 and 8,00 p.m. Sleeping
cars uccorapauyluy Uio 11,00 a.m.,aud5,10 nnd 8,00
n. m trains wlrUout change. Way Passenger
imiu iii,,,. A.u..,uv.i,iuui. ..ouu.iu., reluming 1
from lleilrilnL'nt. ILILllvin (.tnnnlntr ot nil c.n.lnn: I
Potuvlllo nt V30 n. in., uud ,tb p.m., Ashland 0,00 I
n.m and 12,10 noon, nnd 2,00 p. m., Tumaqua at I
' LearT'Fottsv'lllo lor llairisb'urg, via Schuylkll
nnu ausqueuanua iiauroaa at 7,10 n.m. uud 12,00
lieauing Accommouaiion Train leaves Reading
at 7,30 u.m., returning from Philadelphia at 4.4j
town uttl.lj a.m... rttumlm:. leaves l'hiliutpinhiik I
l uiMLunu Awuiuiutuiiiwu 1 mioTipnvpn I'mis.
nt 4,00 r.m. I
ixuumuia juuironii uraius: lenvo Reading at I
ler, i.miuuw,ui-,
l'erkiomen Rail Road Tralnn lravn pririAm.n
Junction at 11,15 n.m., and 6.55 p. m. ReturnluB :
liimiHIilmmrlr nl N III n m , is
ucctlug with similar trains on Rcndlni: Railroad
On Sundays, leavo New York nt 8,00 p.m.. Plill-
adeipuiu s.oij u.m. nnu 3,15 p.m., tho 8,00 a.m. train I
rtitiiiltii' onlv to ltcadltii.. PntiBviriA .1,1 a .n . I
llurrlsburg 6,50 a.m. nnd 4,10 nndl0,50 p'.ra.,nu!l
ueauuii; ui i.uo auu o,w ana 7,1a n.m. ror llurrls
burg, nnd 12,50 n.ni and 7,31 p.m. for New York,
and 4,23 p.m. lor Philadelphia.
Commutation. MUeatre. Kfjison. Sphnol nml Kr.
curslon tickets to and trom all points, at reduced
rates.
liaggngo checked through; 100 poundsallowed to j
O. A. NICOI.T.S.
Oenernl Supcrlnteudcut.
i.vua.uj,, a a., 1J, aw.
TO BEST IS THE CHEAPEST!
THE SINGER SEWINO MACHINE
11EA113 TUB LIST,
And lends tho column 4,093 ahead of nil others.
This aiacniue is tno
MOS.T POPULAR IN USE.
It uses the finest needle of any Machlno In ex.
jstonco,
Any lady wanting a good
n n ill T TWT Hr A 1 TT T "KT '
D li IV J 11 U jll Jl U Jl 1 il u,
Will consult licr own Interests by buying a
HlNUl'.lt. itisensierto run, lenrn nuu Keep iu
order than any Machine In the world,
OVER 350,000 OF THEM IN USE.
The fnllest Instruction given those who pur
chase, and the Machine will he WAlutANirn to
you for one year.
Please call 1
nt tnv Rtorn and satisfy vonrselves.
xiere you win nnu neeuies, 1 iircuii uuu nnu,
. DAVID IX) WEN HERO, Agent
April STCS-tr. Bloomsburg, l'a.
c
OLUMBIA HOUSE,
BY
BERNARD BTOIINER.
IIAVIKO lately purchased nnd fitted np tho
well-known Roblsou Hotel Property, located n
FEW DOOllS A HOVE THE CO OUT HOUSE,
011 the same side of the street, In the town of
llloomsbnrg; una Having obtained n license lor
the same us n
RESTAURANT,
the Proprietor lias determined to give to the peo
ple v billing the town on business or pleasure,
A LITTLE MORE ROOM.
His stabling nlso Is extensive, nnd Is fitted tip
to put buggies and carriages In the dry. He prom
ises that everything about his cstnblishrnenlshall
tie conducted in nn orderly and lawful raaunor;
aud be resiKctfully solicits a share of tho public
j atronage. ftnyl7'07-flm.
LET THE BEST,
Mum
the be,
ever ll
hnvH
union's Conner Tnbuhir IJahtnlnir Rod Is
the best nrtecllon ntalnst disaster by llehtnlnz
ever lnvnedo. The subsenfbor is agent for tlie
Dove inveniion, ana au orarTS ny mail or in
ersDn vnII be promptly attended to. 1
MaylS.'M E. B. BIDLKMAN.
Q W. BLONAB & CO.,
Manufacturers ot
OIL CLOTHB AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warvhouso, No, 121 Norm Third Street
rhllsdelpula.
GROCERIES, Gic,
0
ONl'EOTIONEltY.
Tho timlerslcnM wonld resnoctfntlvnnnounoa
lo tho public that ho linsopchodn '
nitST-0TJVB3 CONFKCTIONEHY BTOItE,
111 thobulldlng lately ncenpteil by riernnrd filoh.
nor, wholo ho u prcpareUto furnish nil kinds of
TLA1N A TANCY CAtlDIEU,
FRENCH OANDIEH,
rOUElON & DOMESTIC FltUlTfl,
MIIW, HAlHINH.tAO., AC, AC.
n t wnoi.r.HAr.r. on nr.TAii..
T .. n.nv. n ...It .1. ...t . . I nil .......1 n fi.
his lino of business, A great nrlely or
DOI.LS, TOYS, AO.,
s illnblo for tho Holidays, Tartlcnlar nttcntlon
gllWUU
ii n Cad and oak eh,
cf all kinds, fresli overy day.
CII11ISTMAB OANDIUB,
CUIHTMAB TOYS.
A call Is solicited, nnd satisfaction will bo
REMOVAL OF
U. C. MAIlll'S
NEW STORE
to surra's ni.oo,
ON THE C0nNEH Olf MAHKET AND IHON BTIlERTfl.
Tho undersigned hnvlng received from Jho city
n full nnd complcto supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE,
CEDAR AXD WILLOW-WARE,
CONFECTIONERY, OLAPB-WARE,
TOIIAOOO,
11 A T S A Ar 7) A IT O E S.
FIXIUR, HALT, Flftn, AND MEAT,
nil of which I proposo selling at a very low figure
rcr cash or produce.
Ar Call and seo.
April 12, 1S07.
O. O. MARK.
GRAND OPJUVIN(J
(iRANI) Ol'KNINfJ
OIIAM) OPK.V1NO
(1R.VNI) Ol'KNINd
OllAIiD Ol'UNIKCl
OT
FALL AND WINTER ClOOllH.
FALL AND WINTKIt GOODS
FALL AND WINTEIl (JOOI)S
FALL AND WINTER ClOOn.S
FALL AND WINTER OOODS,
consisting nt
consisting of
consisting of
consisting or
consisting of
DRY OOODS.
DRY OOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND OA1M
HATS AND CA1"S
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAPS!
BOOTS AND SHOES
HOOTS AND SHOES
HOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND K1IOF.S
BOOTS AND SHOES!
READY-MADE CLOTHINO.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE .CLOTHING.
READY-MA DE CLOT1 IING.
READY-MADE CLOTHIWg!
LOOICINO-0 LASSES,
LOOK ING-O riARS KH.
MJOIvING-GIiASSIX
1 ,ook i n o-g l,ks ix.
looking-glasses;
NOTIONS,
NOTIONH
NOTIONS.
NOTIONH,
notions;
paints and oilm,
paints and oils!
paints and oils
pain'is and oils,
paints and oils!
groceries,
groceries,
groceries,
groceries
groceries,
iiueensware,
il V E ENS WAR E,
UOCENSWARi;
tiUEENSWARE
lUEENSWARE '
hardware,
hardware,
hardware;
hardware,
hardware,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT,
HALT
HALT,
SALT!
FISH,
FISH,
FISH
F1TH
F1BU,
GRAIN .AND
GRAIN AND
GRAIN AND
SEEDS,
SEEDS,
SEEDS.
GRAIN
GRAIN
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
Ac,
AC
Ac.,
AT
atcKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
McUELVY NEAL Jt CO.'S,
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
McKKLVY, NEAL CO.'S.
McKELVY NEAL A CO.'S.
Northwest corner ot Main and Market Streets,
Northwest comer of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main aud Market Struels,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets.
Northwest co rner of Main and Market Streets,
RLOO.MSnURO, PA.,
I1LOOJ1SIIUHQ, PA
HI.OO.MHHUKU, PA.,
IILOOMHIIURU, PA.,
11LOOMS110RO, PA.
IRON AND NAII.H,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND KAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In lnrco nunntlties nnd nt reduced rates, alwav
uu UllUUi
03IETIIINQ NEW.
Tlie undersicned bees leavo to Inform her
irieuus nnu tno puuuc generally, mat sho has
upeueu in
LIGHT fcTREET
n fresh stock
of goods In the lino of
MILLINERY' nnd TRIMMINGS
in connection with Dress Making; And Is pre
pared In addition, to
COLOR STRAW HATS
on the shortest notice, and lu the best stylo of
me nri. mccs cneap anu worK saiisiaciory,
MRS. E. KLINE.
Light Street, October 1, 1867.
JgCIIELL, BERQER & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In
FISH, SALT, CHEESE, PROVISIONS, Aa,
Nos. 123 and 121 North Wharves, above Arch fit,
Philadelphia.
Sole agents for Wilcox's Wheel Grease, In bar
rels, kegs, and cans.
H.
with
V. PETERMAN,
LIFF1NCOIT A TROTTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Jfo. 21 North Water Street,
and No. 20 North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia,
TEAVER & SPRANKLE,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES ANDCOMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 223 uud 227 Arch Street
Philadelphia,
J II. WALTER,
Late Walter A Kaub,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, O LABS, AND QUEENSWAHE,
No. 121 Market Street,
Philadelphia,
JOHN STROUP 4 CO.,
Cncoouors to HUroup A RroUuv,
WHOLES ALU DKALKtta IN FISH,
No. It Norm Wto&rvM, uM SB North Watri St.,
PblUdetpbU.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
RATIONAL 1'OUNDltY, '
lllooinsbnrg, Columbia County, in.
Tho subscriber, proprietor of the nb'ovo-t nmed
cxlenslvo nslnbllshmont, la now proparod to re
c lvo orders for all kinds of
M AC1IINEIIY FOU COUilEHIES, I1LAHT
l'UUNACI. HTATIOK4 IIY KNGINEH,
M1LLB, TnitlSIlING MACHINES, Ao
Ho Is also prepared to make Stoves of nil sir f s
nnd pnltcrns, I'low-Irons, nnd everything usually
mado In first-class Foundries.
Ills extensive fnelllllos Mid praollrnl workmen
warrant htm lu receiving tho largest contracts on
the mofrt rcosonablu lernis.
Urnln of all klmli will bo taken lu oxchnngo for
Cvsttngs,
Thlscntnbllditiient In located near tno uickxii
w auna and Illooiiisbnrg Itallrond Depot,
I'ETKK MILl.MYr.H.
QTOVKS AND TiNWAllE.
announces to hi? friends nnd customers thnt
continues the above business nt his old plnco on
MAIN Ki'ItEET, RLOOMSllURO.
Customers enn bo accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tlnwaro, nnd overy va
riety of urtlcle found In a Stovo nnd Tlnwaro kh-
tabllshment in the cities, and on tho most reason
able terras. Repairing dono nt tho shortest notice.
23 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for ntle.
TJEV STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
on main STnitET, neaiily orrcarTE itiLLrn'
HlUUlf,
RLOOMH11URO, PENN'A.
TitEtinderslii-.ed has Inst flttod nnand opened
uis new
STOVR AND TIN SHOP,
In this place.wni re ho Is prepared to mako up
nrw ii WAi...t.i auiiiiit s 111 11m nuu. uuu uu
repairing with j.Tvtness ami dispatch, upon the
must reasonati.i terms. He alo Ueeiis 1111 haud
HTOVKH OF VARIOUS PATfEINH &BTYLEH,
wineii lie win rcu rnnn terms tosuttputciuwers.
Olvelilmaer.il. Ilols a Kiivd inciliaule. nnd
ucicrvinj 01 ii. puouc puiromige.
nioomiHuig, Apruao, 18C7.
Q.EORGE H. ROBERTS,
Lu porter nnd Dealer In
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, OUHS, Ac.,
No. 811 if 01 til 1 ulrd Street, nliovo Vine,
Fli'lJdelphln.
JAcoii IC. Smith. J. Ii, Sultzku
g M I T II & SELTZER,
Importers nnd Dealers In Foreign aud Domestic
HARDWARE,
QUNS, CUTLERY, AC,
SO. W9.N. TBIBD STBEET, AD. CALLOWII1LL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 22,G7-tf.
TOBACCO & SEG-ARS.
XT W. RANK'S
WHOLtHALBTOUACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIQAR WAREHOUSE,
No. 1 Ut North Third Street,
between Cliorry nnd Race, west sldo,
Philadelphia.
c.
L. WOODRUFF,
Wholesalo Dealers In
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES, Ac, Ac.,'
No. IS North Third Street, abo o stai Kct,
PhllaJelphla.
0
MINIBUS LINE.
The undersigned would respectfully nnnounco to
tho citizens of llloomsbnrg nnd the public gcue-
rally inn no is running nn
OMNIUUS LINE
between this place and tho different rallroad.de
pots dally (Sundays oxceptcd), to connect with the
several trains going South nnd West on the Cata-
wlssaand Wllljjimsport Railroad, nnd with those
going jioriii ana souuion the Lnckawnnna nnd
Bloomsburg Railroad.
His Omnlbusses nre la good condition, commo-
uious anu comfortable, nnd charges reasonable.
persons wishing to meet or see their friends do-
part, can be nccomodated npon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice nt nny of the hotels.
JACOB L GIRTON, Proprietor.
T IIEATIICOTE & COMPANY
M O J li E li WORKS,
CORNER OP WEST STREET & HLACOtORSE ALLEY
Havlmr Increased onr facilities In thownv of
Ifcuup room, iiiueuiiiery, oic, wo aro prepareu lo
manufacture LOCOMOTIVE,FLUE,nnd all kinds
n.WTlATlt ltmr.i'iita LMni.M UT,,I.'U
niiEET-jnoN work.sc. au worE promptly uono
I.U uiuui, Ul, BHUU I1UUW, UUU
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRS,
Your nttcntlon Is spoclnlty called to the ruem
beis of our firm-all being JYarfiml .Coder Jatcrs.
.nr. xieatiicote nas uau an exnerlenco nrnver
thlrlwenrsln tho manufacturu of nil k Inrtu nf
Steam IlollerB ; nnd from our longcxperlenco we
uiuiuiiy utvuro tn inu necessity uia wcil-iuauo
and sutllclently laruo Boiler, to securo not onlv
safety but satisfactory results: and wo shall glvo
uui i-utnuiui'rs umy iuomo oi inu nest quality ns
ii'Kuius iiiuieriai.worKmansnip, nnuninpldlieat
Ing surfaco, nnd feel confident that we can ren
der satisfaction, and at prices fully as low ns nny
olher builders using the samo quality of niateri-
llis.
Wo would call tho attention of Itnilwnr Pnm.
panles to our facilities fordoing LOCOMOTIVE
IY IJIUV, KlTIIEIl HEl'ATRS OR NEW, US WO ninUU It
a point lor ono of tho Arm tonlwuysgivehls per-
Wo nro ulhu'nrenfireil tn tin nil l;ln.lu nf Klann,
Fittings, such ns Heating Pulillo and Private order.
iiuuuinxs, l actones, lining up mtnni iiotiers.Ac,
Coustnntlv (in linniliill klmls r Mi..i,r ii'
Also.Cnstlni.snf nil klmtR ltnllppH'mnta rirniA.
Stoves, Plows, and all work connected with tho
general foundry business.
uespucuuuy soueiung your orders, wo nre
Yours very truly,
Feb.'iil-ly
J. IIEATIICOTE & CO.
jpARMERSII
TRY THE
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
It contains three
i per cent, of Ammonia, nn
amplo quantity to give actlv
give activity without Injury
totiievegittatlon, and a large percentage of so
lublo Bouo Phosphate of Llnic, together with
Potash nnd Soda, the essential elements of a
COMPLETE MANURE. The increased sales to
farmers who uro using it with hlshly satlstacto
ry results Is n sure guarantee of Its value. Prlco,
M per ton of 10 bags 2W) lbs each. Send for u
pamphlet. Address
THE ALTA VELA GUANO CO..
S. S. BISHOP A Co, Agents,
200 N. Del. Avo.
Agent for Pennsylvania, Philadelphia nnd
South New Jersey.
July3,'68-ly 'MBrondwoy.N.Y.
JNDREWS, WILKINS & CO.,
Dealers In ,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRl" GOODS,
No. BOO Market Street,
Phil .delphla.
0.EOROE FOELKER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
WOODEN A WILLOW WARE, YARNS,
Oil-Cloths, Wicks, TwIncsflJaskets, etc., etc
2I0A251 Market St., A 236 Church St., I hllada,
June fl,'6S.
RJIBRUSTER & BROTHER,
Importers and Jobbers of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
BUTT ONH. SUSPENDERS,
HOOP SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, SEWING SILKS,
TRIMMINGS, TORTE MONNAIES,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
Also Manufacturers of
BRUSHES AND LOOKINO GLASSES,
aud Deulera In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
BROOMS, ROPES, TWINES, Ac.
No. 803 North Third Street, above Vlue,
PlUladelphla.
jyjILLER & HOST,
Successors tu Franklin 1', Soltzer A Co.
Imjiorters and Wholesale Dealers In
LIQUORS, WINES, Aa,
Nos, 10 and 1I Mortli Third Btreat,
rulladelphla.
A EL KINDS OP JOB PRINTING
XJl neatly exeooted at TuxOOL CM 111 AH Stoum
Printing Oltloe.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
iq-KNDKltSHOTT'H PlIAIlMACYj
bfi'osiTK AMRiuoAN iiotlar;. w
Whcro may lie found ncoroplcto nssortm' ntcr a
fresh nnd puro
MEDICINES, DYE RTinTH, COtlllS, oits '
WINDOW-ariAIW, LAMl?, IjANTEltN , so.,'.
DAH, POAl), ALCOHOL, WINIM & LIQuOt,
BYItUIW,
rEiiirujii:iii. TuiLi.r
AND FANCY AltTICI.f.i
which nro orrtered ntold tlmoprlceH. I'm
Hons accurately prepared.
.Ian 3'03-ly.
RIITG'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE HIHAOLE Of THE AGE I
rSrnv-IIontlcaX'coplo lmvo tliej '
locks restored by It to tho rfiitl, htstmt,
(if'cn fr(5srj 01 youtii, nnu aro u."ii;iy 1 - .
Youii2reOnie,wltliIt7B'iJi'or.TI, lr.
havo tlic.'o unfasliionablc cnlcrs changed to
11 beautiful auburn, nnd rejoico I
Pemilo whoso hcmls nro covered , :
Dandruff and ITvmore, use it, nu.l Ii 'I
clean coats anil clear nml healthy scnlj ' :
aiitia-ITcnrtoa Vtoi'nnn li
their remaining locks tightened, and 1 '
baro spots covered with n luxuriant gron
of Hair, and danco for joy ! '
Youna Gentlemen uso It becauso Its I
richly perfumed I
Young Ladies UfO It becauso u ik.;i J
their Ilnlr in place 1
l.vcryuouy must niuiwiu usu 11, uvau v
It, is ttio cuanat and lest article in I!
-rfarkot I -
For Salo by Drngirista fjcnorally,
AND TOn SALB 11Y 1
L. N. MOVKtt nnd E. P. LUTZ. Drill" I
BlnoiusburK, nnd M. M. 1IROCST, Catawls 1
.ituiuury i, iooi-j.
JONATHAN HEISLER'S TOX :
t) or Hitters has novcr failed to cure the i
kind of Dspepsini Is the most successful n
lclno yet discovered for tlie cure of CoiiBunir "
uyspepsia, x.iver (iinjuuiui, iirouciiiiis,niic I
diseases of tlio Throat, Chest and 1.uiick;I
made entirely of roots and herbs. One u '
will convince any ono who gives It n falrtr 1
No family should bo without It. Put up In k
iioitics, prcpareii anu soki ny jonattian He r
ocvti. Dcuuy iiiiii xiuveii. i n. iiuuuvnii or
?1
gisis. inug. ll.BS-ly
TAYLOR'S
OLIVE BRANCH
BUT E R S
A mild and ngrcCiblo Tonic Stimulant
nchlo nnd Cuamluutlvo
BITTERS,
Extracted entirely from HciLs and Ilooi
ly beneficial In
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
nnd Loss of Appotito;
nnd nn excellent Corrective for persons MUli.,
from DIsoidersoftho Bowels, Flalulence.l
Sold Everywhere.
cpot, No. 113 Market Sticet, PhlladeliliU
J. K. TAYLOR & CO,
Sept.-t.'CS-ly.
jglLLIARDSl BILLIARDS!!
WILLIAM II.
Has onened n fine Billiard Saloon in nddlt!
Ids well known RESTAURANT. HoliasSU
with all tho latest Improvements nnd In r I
uu HeexH I'U nuuu lut! uesi,
LAOUIt IIECR AND ALE
QILMORE
J
TiNas.SjEAM and WaterGcaoes Steam FirEsj I which tho maiket nffords OTSTERS to i T
nndnll fittings connected with the business. A. ii ,!.?... SJ.'ir.1.?. ,l::..."l,A,,?Jn.
at nil times when iu hcasou, nlso Beef I
x ii.-uit.-u tiipe, Julius, ac, tve,
Thopubllonrolnvltcdto call, nnfl nro rTf
Ised satisfaction :olthcr lu billiards or nl 'I
mcnts. His '1!
CIGARS AND TOBACCO fl
cannot bo excelled.
Bloumsburg, Jnn. 1,'CD.
S U R A N O E
A C1EKC -
Wyoming
AJtna ,.
Commerce 'il
Fulton. H
North America -i
City 1 I
International 1, ,
Niagara 1, V
Etna Live Stock i B I
Putnam
Merchants .,...... a
Bprlngfleld ...... -
Insurance Company of State Penn'a.,...
Connecticut Mutual Life 1Wi
North American Transit .... w jr
FREAS BROWN, Agent, I-maiS07-ly.
Bloomsbciio, iH
TEW FURNITURE ROOJIS,
ON M IN STREET, BLOOMSBURO, PES jj
JAMES O A D M A N
Respectfully informs the cltisens of this t'i
nnd vicinity, that ho has at bis Furniture rool
ehalrsuf ev ery description, burius, dinius n
hies lurgeaud small, bedsteadsof the latcs'syj
cardan- toilet tables, looking glasses, l'k
innny other articles of furniture of Urn 1
manufacture.
The public ore cordially Invited to call t
amine Ids stock, Ho will bell upon. reaM"
-Spcclal nttcntlon will lie paid to nrat' -nil
klnils of lurulturo. Cheap for cash. (Janan
J P. BEARD,
with LIPPINCOTT.BONDACO.,
Manufacturers nnd Wholesale Dealers Is
HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND STRAW OOOM
No. 113 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
JOHN 0. YEAGER & CO., i
WbolcBalo Dealers In V
HATS, CAPS, STRAW 0001)8, AND "
ladies' runs,
No. 237 North ThUd Street, '
Phlladelphlaf
WARTMAN & ENQELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF A SEOAlt
MANUFACTORY,
VO, 313 NOKTH TiilllOblll. ,
Second Door below Wood,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. W, WARTMAN P. ES0II