arracr'0 gcpnrtracnt.
What hall We Have fur Mlnnsr.
Km turn Kditoii, Thoro la not t
hou.sokccpcr ntnniiK llio Ipglotrwlio read
your paper, who ti not fnHiiiftitly "pui
to" to know what tlio day's dinner U
uoiifUt of. I hnvu inoro than oneo mild
to myself, "Odcnr? wllnt ahull wolinve
for dinner to day ?" nnd wns no nearer
to tho fact. Ijdtertly I hnvo adopted n
hill of faro for tho wholo week, nnd
this troublo nlniost. entirely vaolshen,
mid nolonly with one butall tho meals.
And this la my programme for dinner,
but each housewife wltiof courso mnko
up ono for hors-lA I oidy olTVir intne
forconsldcndlon:
Sundav. Itoast-bcef, mashed pota
tors, mashed turnips, celery or ft colli
stjiw, and a tnaccaronl. Dessert, a rlco
puritllng or Apples.
.Monday. Soup mado of n knucklo of
veal or n shin of beef, which ought to
bo enough for a largo family for two or
threo times; tho roast-beef cold ; roast
ed potatoes, stewed onions. Dessert,
ppflch or apple plo.
Tuesday. Stewed mutton, plenty
or gravy, With potatoes, turnips, carrots,
onions, commonly called an "Irish
otow." Dessert, apple-dumplings, the
crust made of potatoes and only as
much flour as will hold tlio crust togeth
er. To bo eaten with milk or cream
nnd molasses, or molasses only,orsugar,
as to taste.
Wednesday. Soup as for Monday,
corned-beef and cabbage, with sldo
dishes of turnips nnd potatoes whole.
Dessert, iiu Indian meal puddiug sweet-,
encd liberally with good molasses, an
excellent and wholesome Uossert.
TlluitanAY. A leg or quarter of
mutton roasted, with potatoes cooked
under tho meat, mashed turnips, and
coldslaw. Dessert, peach or npplo pic.
FniDAY. i'ork nnd beans, boiled po
tatoes "in their Jackets," and what re
mains of Wednesday's dinner. Dessert,
applo-dumpllngs.
SATUHDAY. Soup, Which, If Micro
should bo none of tho, "stock" on hand
from tho knucklo of veal or shin of beef,
before referred to, can bo mado of tho
scraps on band. Then tho remains of
tho mutton on Thursday and tho pork
on Friday, with potatoes, coldslaw, &c.
Dessert, a,bolled bread-pudding, made
of risen bread-dough us light as possi
ble, liberally dosed with dried currants
or raisinsfocboth.
I offqr the abovo 03 n substantial far
mer's"citnnec for-tiio seven days in tho
week. Itmust bVborno In mind that
poultry, game or fish can be substituted
for ariy 'of the .dinners whero fresh
meat is down, or something clso that
happens once in a while to'prosont itself
unexpectedly.
As to breakfast and suppers, overy
housekeeper will provide, theso as clr
cumstsinecs allow. One or two things,
however, I would suggest, that good
black, tea besubstituted forcoUee, which
is sure sooner or later to proiluco dys
pepsia. Tea is Justus refreshing and
entirely wholesome. -That nothing
should bo fried that can be, broiled,
Msuh, flitch, pork, chops, scrapple, c,
we suppose must be, but beyond this
avoid it as much as possible. There is
nothing harder on tho digestion than
the burnt particles of fat produced by
frying. No person who has not the
stomach of nn ostrich can swallow this
for any length of tlmo without suffer
ing.
As I am, as you know, the wife of a
fanner,I respectfully submit the forgeo
ing to tho housekeepers who read your
invaluable Journal. OermanCown Tele
graph. Poultry Manure How to save
it. Poultry manure, ono of tho most
valuable fertilizers made uron the farm,
is too often allowed to go to waste. The
hens nnd turkojs roost upon trees, un
der the shed in the wagon-house, or
wherever it happens. To save tho
manure, theso birds 'must bo taught' lo
roost in one place. Turkeys readily
take to elevated poics, near tho house
or barn, and theso should always bo
provided for them. Sweep up their
droppings every few days, nnd put in a
box" or barrel, nnd keep dry. Hens
will roost under" coyor, nnd a hen-liuuse
should always be ono of the farm build
ingB. The floor, if not boards in a loft,
should be such that it can be cleaned
easily and frequently. It is well to
keep plaster or .dried peat under tho
fowls. Put tho sweepings in old barrel's
as fast as they accumulate. In a dry
stato they will keep a long tiino with
out much loss. It is customary to mix
theso droppings with wood ashes, with
out much attention to deflnlto propor
tions, at the time of planting, and drop
in tho hill for corn and potatoes. If
care is taken to keep tho seed from con
tact with tho 'manure, they produeo
very satisfactory results. ISut this Is
tho best way of uslng.it: Two .or threo
weeks before planting, mix tho contents
of tho barrels with about threo times
their bulk of moist loam or peat under
cover. When the mass is well heated,
shovel it over and mix it witli as much
more loam or peat, and let it lio until
wanted. This may be worked into beds
prepared.for girden seeds, or dropped a
handful to the, hill, for: Held crops, nnd
will always tell a good story at harvest
tlmo.
.A house that is in tho harness every
day needs' nn nbundance of food and
tho right kind. Oats make more mus
clc than corn, and should always form
part of tho food of n hard working
horse. Corn gives plumpness and lin
parts warmth. Tho colder tho weather
tho more corn j tho .harder tho work
tho mora oats.
Foon foh Chickens. A writer rec
ommends for chickens, for tho tlrst
week after hatching, hard boiled eggs,
to bo given, chopped fine, at least twico
a day; wheat steeped in milk, and
coarso Indian meal, bread crumbs, otcV
A change of food Is necessary twico n
week, substituting cracked corn for
wheat.
A coitRESi'ONDiNT of tlio American
Farmers' Magaxlno helped to build a
corn crib In Vermont fifty-flvo years
ago, which IsBtlll iu good order and in
which, no rat or mouse, was over known
to be. It Is on utono pillars, two feet
high, each capped by a broad flat stone,
smooth on tho nndersldo.
ItA'MKK pay wages to a servant, than
accept thp offered help of occasional at
tendants euct are never paid. ' '
Xwa Oilo Farmer asserts that nltio-
teallu el the foot and anklo nllmouta of
thahoreo are traeeoble to standing on
V ilank floor.
THE
i'rltite Clierl,
(Ouiithwed.)
Hardly had sho lluMicd thtfo words
before Chcrl saw with horror hu was
tho nionstor slit1 described. Ho hnd the
head of a Hon, thu horns of a hull, the
feut of a wolf nnd tho tall of n viper.--At
tliosnmo tlmo hu found himself In
a great forast, on tho brink of u fountain
wherein ho saw his horrible form re
flected, nnd Ifedrd u volco.whleh said,
"Consider attentively tho stato to which
thy crimes hnvo reduced thee. Thy
mind is bucomon thousand times moro
frightful than thy body." Cherl recog
nized tho volcu of Caudld, and In his
fury ho turned to throw himself on hor
and, if it had been ponllilo, to dovour
her; but ho saw no one, nnd tho snmo
volcosnld to him, "I mock thy impo
tent fury, and will humble thy prldo
by placing theo under tho powor of
thlno own subjects."
Cherl thought that by flying from
this fountain ho should escape from
much of his vexation, as ho should no
longor have his ugliness nnd deformity
before his eyes; ho rushed therefore into
tho wood; but hardly bad hogono a few
steps, when ho fell into a hole which
had beon mndo to catcli n bear, nnd Im
mediately thohuntcrs, who had ell mbed
tho trees to watch for their prey, de
scended, and having secured him with
chains, led him towards tho capital city
of his kingdom.
On tho way, instead of perceiving
that ho had drawn on 1 himself this chas
tisement by his own fault, ho cursed
tho Fairy, gnawed his chains, and gavo
himself up to his rngp. As ho ap
proached tho city to which they were
conducting him, ho observed great re
joicing going on; nnd tho hunters hav
ing asked what hnd happened, woro
told that Prince Cherl, who had had
no pleasure but In tormenting his peo
ple, had been destroyed In his cham
ber by a thunderbolt, for bo thov im
agined. "Thogoda,MiM they, "could
no longer support tho excess of his
wickedness, and have thus ridden tho
world of him. Four lords, accomplices
of his crimes, thought to prollt by tho
event, and to dlvido Ids kingdom
amongst them; but tho people who
knew that it was their evil counsel
which had corrupted tho King, toro
them to pieces, mid have offered tho
crown to Suliman whom tho wicked
Cherl hnd wished to put to death.
This worthy lord has just been
crowned, nnd we colebrato this
day as that of tlio dcliveranco of tho
kingdom; for Suliman is virtuous, and
will restore to us peace and prosperity."
Cheri groaned with rago at hearing
this discourse; but it was far worse
when ho arrived iu tlio Great Square be
fore tho Palace. Ho saw Suliman on n
superb throne, nnd heard tho peoplo
wish him a long life, to repair nil tho
evils which his predecessor had com
mitted. Suliman mado a sign with ids
hand to request silence, nnd bald to tho
crowd: "1 have accepted tho crown
which you offered mo, but only to nre-
servo It lor Princo Cheri; ho is not dead
as you believe. A Fuiry has revealed
,this to me, and perhaps sorao day you
will seo him again as virtuous as he was
inhis youth. Alas I" continued he.
shedding tears, "flatterers ruined him,
,1 knew ids heart, It was formed for vir
tue; and but for the poisonous discourse
of tlioso who surrounded him. ho would
have been a father to you. Detest his
vices, but pity Jdm, and let us all pray
tho gods to restore him to us. As for
me, I should esteem myself too happy
to batho this throrao with my blood, If
I could seo him ascend it again with
those good dispositions which would
make him nil it worthily."
Tho words of Suliman went to tho
heart of Cheri. Ho found then how "sin
cere had been the attachment and fidel
ity of this excollont man, and for tho
first tlmo reproached himself for his
wickedness. Hardly had ho listened to
this good impulse than ho felt tho rago
which had animated him subdued, he
reflected on tho crimes ho had commit
ted and confessed ho had not been pun
ished 03 severely us ho hud deserved.
Ho censed, to struggle in his iron
cage, nnd becamo mild as a lamb. They
placed nun In a largo menagerie, where
they kept all sorts of monsters and wild
beasts, and chained him up with tiio
rest.
Cheri then camo to tho resolution of
beginning to nmend of his faults, by
showing obedience to the man who kept
him. This men was very brutal when
ho w.ts In an Ill-temper. Although tho
monsjer was very docile, lie beat him
without rhymo or reason. Ono day that
this man was asleep, n tlgjr that had
broken his chain threw himself upou
him to dovour him; nt first Cheri felt un
emotion of joy nt seeing himself about
to bo delivered from his persecutor, but
immediately after ho condemned this
feeling and wished himself nt liberty.
"I would," Bald ho, "render good for
evil by saving tho llfb of this unhappy
man." Hardly had ho formoJ tho wish
than ho saw his iron cage open, ho
throw himself 'before tho man, who was
now awake and defending himself from
tho tiger. Tho keeper thought himself
lost when ho saw tho monster; but his
fear was soon turned Into joy tlio bo-
novoicnt monster sprang upon tho ti
ger, strangled lilin, nnd then laid him
self down nt the feet of him whom ho
hud saved. The man, penetrated by
gratitude, was about to stoop to caress
tho monster which had rendered him
so great a bervico,whcn ho heard a voice
which said, "A good action never goes
without its reward," and ut tlio same
moment ho saw only a pretty dog at
ils feet. Cherl charmed at this, moui
morphosis, bestowed a t housund, caress
es on his keeper, who look him in Ids
arms and carried him to thu King, to
whom ho related this murvclous. story.
Tho Queen desired to hnvo tho dog; nnd
Cheri would have been very happy in
his new condition had ho been able to
forget that ho wii3 onco a man and a
monarch. Tho Queen loaded him with
caresses; but fearing that ho would
grow largcr.sho cousulted hor physlciaus
who told her that alio must glvo him
no food but bread, und only a moderate
quantity of that. Poor Cheri was dying
of hunger half tho day but ho was
obliged to have patience.
Quiuule, reudlog that "It has been
decided in tho Court of Queen's Bench,
ut Dublin, that u clergyman ol tho
court of linglaud can legally marry
himself," observes that tub might bo
yory well as measure of economy, but
even In tho hardest time ho would
rather marry a woman.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMO CR AT, BLO OMSBURG, COLUMBIA COTJNTYPA
MISCELLANEOUS.
jT A T I O N A h
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
or TUB
UNI'TEl) BTATES OP A M K It I 0 A,
WASHINaTOX, l. c.
CIlAHTEHKIiBYSPECIAb ACT0FC0N0UKS3
ArrnoVXD JULY 29, 1803,
CASH
CAPITAL,
l'AID IN FULt,
i! 1,000,000.
II It A N C II OFFICE!
FIUST NATIONAL BANK IlUlLDlria,
PHILADELPHIA,
Whero tho general business of tlio Company Is
transacted, nnil to which nil general corrcspon
Jcncc should ho nddrossed.
OFFICERS!
CLARENCE II. CLARK. rrcsUcnt.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Commltteo.
HENRY I). COOKE. Vlco-I'rcsldeut.
EMERSON W. FEET, Secretary nnd Actuary.
This Company offers tho following advantages!
It Is a National Company, Chartered by special
act of Congress, 1&M.
It has n, paid-up capital of 11,000,000.
It offers low rates of premium.
It furnishes larger lnsuranco than oilier com
panies for tho same money.
It Is deflnlto and certain In Its terms.
It Is a homo company In overy locality.
Its policies aro exempt from attachment;
Theroarono unnecessary restrictions In tho
policies.
Every iwllcy Is non-forfoltahlo.
l'ollccs may bo laltcn which pay to tho Insured
their lull amount, nnd rcturu nil tho premiums,
so that tho lusuranco eosls only tnu luioroat. cm
tho annual payments.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon tho
lives of females.
It Insures, not to pay dividends to policy-holders,
but nt mi low a cost that dividends will bo
Impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full paitlculars given
on application lo tho Uranch Oillco of tho Compa
ny, or to
K. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia,
General Agents for Pennsylvania nnd Southern
Now Jersey.
JOEL E. BRADLEY, nioomsburg Pa.,
Special Agent for Montour & Columbia Counties
Feb. lO.'OD.-lyr.
UNFAILING EYE PItESEUVERS,
Messrs. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OPTICIANS & OCULISTS
llAItTKOllI), CONN..
Have, with nvlcw tomcetllio Increased demand
for their
CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Appointed
Miss A. D. WEBB,
STATIONER,
. 11 L O O M 8 11 U It O, PA
As their sole Agent for this placo. They have
taken caro to glvo all needful Instructions, nnd
have confldenco In tho nblllly of their agents to
meet the requirements of all customers. An op
portunity will bo thus afforded to procure, at nil
times
SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED BY ANY FOR
THEIR STRENGTHENING AND PRESER
VING QUALITIES,
Too much cannot bo said as to their SUPERI
ORITY over the ordinary glasses worn. There Is
110 glimmering, wavering of the tight, dizztness, ot
other unpleasant sensatlou, but on tho contrary,
from the peculiar construction of the Leusos
they aro toothing and pleasant, causing a feeling
of relief to tho wearer, nnd PRODUCING A
CLEAR aud DISTINCT VISION, as In the natu
ral health! tight, Tliey are tho only Spectacles
that
PRESERVE AS AVELL AS ASSIST
THE SIGHT 1
And aro tho CHEAPEST becauso tho I1EST, al
ways lasting many years without chango bo-
lug necessary.
:0:
CAUTION.
Miss. A. D. WEBB,
STATIONER,
JILOOMSBUlta PA.,
Is tho ONLY Agent appointed In
this placo.
m- WE EMPLOY NO PEDDLERS.
Feb. IDftVly.
"y U HAVE N O
TRAVELING AGENTS
Farmers aud Dealers who send their orders tljrc-cf
to us, cun avail themselves of tho
LOWEST PRICES
Aud tave the Coinmlttlon. Early orders will bo
advantageous to buyers.
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
MANUjrACTlTBIlIS OT
IMPROVED '
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
AND Till!
AMMONIATED FERTILIZER.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
We sell only No. 1 received direct from the
Government.
FISH GUANO.
A splendid Manure packed lu barrels.
We also offer for sale Fens Land ViMinn,
IIvdiiaulio Ckmk.it and a full assortment of
Oils and Candles. A DISCOUNT TO DEAL
ERS. ALLEN & N E E D L
12 South Delawaro Avenue,
delphla.
EH,
Plilhv
FJ4TABLISUED IN 1814.
For sale by
THE BLOOMSUUnU IRON CO.,
Feb. lJ.'GO-Jm.
ULOOUSUURO Fa,
gNYDER, HARRIS & BASSETT,
Manusccturen and Jobbers of
MKM'B AND HOIS' CLOTHING,
Mas, m Market, tmd G22 Cojataercw Street,
rtUlsdelpkuc.
ET THE BEST.
usuu'fl Conner Yuhular IJeliliiljiflr Rod is
Uie best Drteelion sjcaicuit dlsuc'Lu- by lluhLuliuc
ever tuvuedo. The aubucrlber Is ccjient (or tile
bovo luventlou, and all orders by wall or la
erion will proiiihlly uUeuaed U.
My,'6 E. U. niDLEJIAN,
DRY GOODS.
TMTILLEB'S STOIIE.
FRES1I ARRIVAL OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has Just returned from the cltlw
with another large nnd select assortment of
SPRINO AWD BUMMER 000P3,
purchased in New York nnd rhllndelrlilanl the
lowest figure, and which ho Is determined to sell
on as inoderato terms na can bo procured else
where In llloomsbnrg. Ills stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions, together
Willi n large ;nssortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho following articles I
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmores,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Cedarwaro
Queensware, ' Hardware
Roots and Shoes,
lints and Caps,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-GlasseJ,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
' Teas,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kept In country
stores, to which ue invites tho attention of the
public generally. Tho highest price will bo paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
8. II. MILLER SON.
Arcndo llulldlngs, nioomsburg, Pa.
riBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
IN LJGHT STREET,
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscriber has Just received nnd has on
hand nt his old (.tand ill Light Street, n largo and
solcct
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purclinj.o.1 nt the lowest figure, and which he
determined to sell ou as modcralo terms as
lio procured elsewhere In Light Street,
FOK CASH OR COVXTJtr rJtODUCB.
Ills stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery. Carpets,
Silks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Satlnctts, Cosslmers,
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans.
dC, &a AC.
GROCERIES, MACKEllAXi,
Queensware, Cedarwaro, Hardware, Medicines,
Drugs, Oils, Taints, etc.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short everything usually kept In a country
store. The patronage of his old friends and the
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for country pro
duce. PETER ENT.
Light Street, Nov. 8 1887.
J J. B R O W E R,
Is now oQerlng to the public his Stock of
SPRING GOODS
consisting in part of a full line of
INGRAIN, WOOL AND RAG
CARPETS,
Flue cloths' and casslmore for Ladles' coats,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
of all patterns aud qualities, Inlalds and Prints
of various qualities and prices,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS,
LADIE'S FRENCH CORSETS,
Ann
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
LADIES- CHILDREN'S GAITERS & BOOTS.
Fresh Groceries and Spices. New assortment
GLASS AND QUEENS-WARE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In one-half and one-fourth barrels.
Now Is the tlmo to make your selections, as 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. BROWER.
Eloomsburg, April 12, 1S67.
1115
HOOP SKIRTS.
1115
WM. T. nOPKINS
Has Removed hlsManufactory and Salesrooms to
No, 1115 CHESTNUT, ST. PHILADELPHIA,
Wherohls "OwuMako"of ChamplonlloopSklrts.
especially adapted to First-class irAefnafe and
Retail 'Irade, well bo found to embrace tho most
extensive assortment In the Union, and nil tho
latest aud most desirable Styles,Shapcs,Lengths
mid Hlses, 2. 2H, Vi. yards rouud, of Plain
nnd Gored Punlers, Walking Sklrut, Reception
Trails, Ac. clogelher with over ninety dlilercnt
varieties of Misses' aud children's Skirts, all of
which for symmetry of style. Mulsh, lightness,
elasticity, durability and rcui Cfieapnm, aro un
equaled by uny other goods In tho market, und
uro warruutcd in every respect. Skirts niude to
order. Altered and Repuired, Wholesnlo nnd
Retail.
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts,
15sprlngsl5 Cents; 20 8prlngs,45 Cents; 25Hprlngs,
S5 Cents; 20 Springs, (15 Cents; und 40 Springs, 7j
misETS I CORSETS 1 1 CORSETS 111 57 dif-
rcreut styles and prices, from 75 Cents to J7.U0.
embracing It. Worlley,"Ileckel,'Glovo Fitting,"
AlOUam l-oy s cjurec rutin. nui.puii.vfB, cm.
Moody's Patient 'Self-AUJustiuii Abdominal"
f'.rui,l. t,r,lll. 1,'nirlUll flllll llDlilCHllO Hulld
made Corsets, aim superior j-reiu-ll I'uueriis 01
COICU cure-CIS, uur uwil juuKe, iu wiui-ic in
vito cBpeclal attention.
Complete- ussorlmeiit of Ladles' Under Gar-
mpntM. ut verv low tirlces.
cjc-,ix I'.IWW. AUMl KIT IIIU imll,Atl
PANTUS FAMILY SEWINU J1ACIHNEM. su
perior to nuy other before the public Fllty-two
of these No. 1 Machines, Price 855 each, are being
given nway loourcusioiiiers.moruerio gei. luum
riitriutiiec.il. Kverv oeisou lu want of articles lu
our line, should examine our excods belore pur
chasing elsewhere, Call or send for clrculnis, at
our Manufactory and salesrooms, No. lIl.M'hebt-
Iittl Sl.,l'liiiaueipui4. win. i. iiui-inrj,
rour.Ki'UMiu.
1869.
SPRING
1869.
OI'enino or NEW BILKS,
OrENiNO ov NEW SHAWLS,
Ol-KNINO OF NEW CHINTZES,
Oi-kninq OV NEW POPLINS,
Full stock of STAPLE nnd FANCY
SPRING GOODS.
EYRE A LANDELL,
IOU11T1I AND AnCII 8TUX1CTS,
Philadelphia,
Mar. a),'C9-5t.
LEHIGH VALLEY AGRICULTU
RAL CHEMICAL WORKX.
BREINIG t HELFRICH,
MANCYACTUnEIl.'J Of
BREINia'H COMPLETE
BONE MANURE.
A concentrated manure combining tlio reliable
fcrtlllzlngpropcrtlesotnONEDUSToraROUND
BONE, with the actlvo elements of PERUVIAN
aUANO, AMMONIACAL MATTER, AND
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
NOTICE. We prepare but the one article,
guaranteeing It as standard, reliable and unl
juriu. ljuwer grades and variations In quality to
suit dltrereut ideas of prices are generully pro
duced by different proportions of adulluratlou.
Farmers cun savo money by leductnglho quali
ty themselves. Wo use only Hone aud 110 I'hos-
jihatlo Uuanofor phosphate or Lime. Send for
'Farmers' Manure Guide," For sale at Manufac
turer's rate by ,
a' J, ALBERTSON, Rohrsburg, Fa.
J.J, lie II HI NH A Co. nioomsburg Pa.
Mar.lD.'OO-iim. WALTER HCOn'.C'ulawlisul'u.
A'
Z U R E N E.
'Concentrated Indigo,)
ITJR THE LAUNDRY.
It In warranted not tostreak,orinanyniauner
Injure lice finest fabrics.
FOR FAMILY USE Bold In FIVE cents, TEH
cent, and TWENTY (uits boxen.
KmcIi TWkNTYeeuUUix.bebliies luring FIVE
Ti Mll-i as much blue as tho FI VEceuts boi.cou
Ulus a jiooket via uihlilou or ctuery Iwul.
Fo llolel auu large Louadry Ube,Uuiiut up
IJJtiOObOXMC,
1 I4ec Uiat ecutc llox sues proper Trade Usrlr.
1 For sate by H. II . AtlLLEH ct HON.
Illooukliurg r. Feb, IVl-2uis,
RAIL ROADS.
TVrORTHERN CENTRAL. RAIL-
On nnd arter May Win 18(18, Trains will
leave Noiitiiuhdeiilakd as follows !
NORTHWARD.
425 A, M., Dally to Wllllnmsport, (except Sunday)
forElmlra, Canandolgnn, Rochester, llullalo,
Suspension Bridge, and N, I-'nils.
630 1-. m., Dally, (except Sundays) for Elmlra aud
llullalo vln Erie luillway from Elmlra,
0.10 l-.M., Dally, (except Sundays) for Williams-
r"rl TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
2.M A.M. Dally (cxceplMouday's) for Baltimore,
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
9.30 P.M. Dally (except Sunday's) for Baltimore
Washington and l'ulladolp.lda yoyN(j
General Passenger Agent.
LACKAWANNA AND
HUltU RAlLAOAD
BLOOMS-
On nnd i f t jr Nov 30th, 1803, rnssengcr Trains will
run lis iuuowsi
Going South,
doing North.
Arrlvo Arrlvo
Leave Leave
a. m.
p. 111.
4.11)
111. p. 111
Scranton
... 6.25
12.05
Leave
11.30
10.57
7.41
U.0?
(W0
7.10
8.18
7.10
Leave
7.10
U.45
Pltlston...... 8.00
Kingston ........ it.ai
Plymouth ., (M2
Hhlckshlnuy... 7.22
4.47
6.25
4.51
6.4(1
0.15
tSM
7.47
H.20
0.10
K.I0
8.25
7.3
(l.M
li.ll)
U.00
uerwicit H...M c.o.
Jlloom ................ tuo
Rupert 8.34
Danville lull
Arrlvo
6.2J
Arrlvo
V.U5
Leave
jNoriiru v.J
4.45
The 11.10 Train nt Hcrnnton makes connections
with Express Train for New York at 8 o'clock
p. iu urriviug in new 1 nric u.w p. 111.
11. A. FONDA, Sup't,
1S(M.
"PHILADELPHIA
1SGS.
AND
ERIE
S JIA1L11UAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
THItOUUH AND DIRECT IIOUTB 1IETWBKN l'HILA-
DELI'HIA, BALTIMORE, IIARRISnURO, W1L
XJAMSrORT, AND TUB
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA,
ELEGANT SLEKI'INO CARS
On all Night Trains.
On and nrter Monday, Nov. 23rd 18GS, tho
Trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Rail Roud will
UU US JUI1UWS,
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia 10.15 p.m,
" M Norlhunibcrhiud...0.10 luui,
farr, at Erlo u.wp.ui
ucvee-, j-ui lu'.n iciivcn 1 muiucipiuu U.OU ill.
" " " Nort'd O.OOp.111,
" " arr. nt Erie 10.11 n.tn
ELM I U.S. MAIL lcae Philadelphia 8.00 11.111,
" " " North'd 4.25 p.m
" " nrr. nt Lock Haven .7.15 p.iu,
EASTWARD,
51AII, JKAI.i leaves Erie 10.V1 11.111
" " ' North'd .2.35 n.m,
nrr.nl I'liiinueipuia ...10.11uo.111
i;iui; express leaves Erie ..0.25 11.111
" " " Nort'd 1).:Jiuu1
urr.iii.1 jiimueiiimc c.uiip.Ill.
Mall nnd Extiress connects with OU Creek unci
Allegheny River Rail Road. Baggage checked
blllUllgU,
A. L. TYLER,
General Superintendent, Wit Hams port.
riATAWISSA RAILROAD On and
J after MONDAY, Nov. 23, 1M, Passenger
iiuiiiacm iiiv uiiuwmhH luiuroau will run lllilio
luiiowing uauieu nours
Mall Sovth.
STATIONS.
Wllllamsport,
Muucy.
Wnlsoutowu.
Jfad North
Dep. 7.50 n,m
" 8.20
" 8.60 "
" 11.10 "
" 0.52 "
" 10.12 "
" 10.25 '
" 11.40 "
" 12.30 p.m
" 12.45
Arr, CIO p. lu.
jjen. 0.11
" 6.12
" 4.55
" 4.10
" 3.55
" 3.35
" 2.2
" 1.50
" 1.40
" 1.20
1.10
AllllOll. '
Danville. '
Rupert, '
Caluwissa. '
Rlugtowu.
Summit. '
Ouakakc. '
" 1.U)
" 2.15
" 4.25
Arr. 0.45
10.00
K. Mahouy June. '
DIucTamaqua. Dluo.
Reudlng.
' Philadelphia. '
I To New York via. Read
I lng or Maucu Chunk.
' 10.10 a.ra
8.15
rroiniHew xoricvia.1
Mnnnl, C-Imxlr t
1
7.00
NoChnuizoof curs between WIHIiLniRnnrt. mwl
1 uuuuuipcuit. utir, vf.llll OUy I.
JEADING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec. 11th, 18B.
Great Trunk Lino from tho North nnd North
Wesl lorPlltladelDllla.New York. Iteaullnr. l'utts.
vllle, Tumutiua, Asluaud, Shamokln Lebanon
iieuicjivu, .ufeiou, r-iuiiuiu, Liiiz, jjaueusicr,
Trulus leave Harrlsburir for New York. n int,
lows : At 3,ue, 6,50 and 8,10 a. m., 12,40 uoou aud
2,05 ctlOp.m.-ouueellug with similar trains on
tho Pa. Railroad, and arilvlng at New York at
11,00, a.m., ri;a noon a 3.50 7,00 & 10,05 p. m.
and 0.15 a.m respectively, sleeping enrs accom
pany 11103,61) a. m., aud 10.50 p.ui.tiulus without
ehuugo.
Leave llarrisburg for Reading, Pottsvllle, Ta
mmiua, MlnersvUlo, Ashlaud, shamokln Pluu
Grove, .Allentown ii Flilla'd. at 8,10 a.m., & 2,05 it
4,10 p.m., stopplug at Lebuuon and principal way
suillons;lhe4,i0pin.tralns making connections lor
Philadelphia and Columblaonly. For Pottsvllle
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
aud busquehunnu Rullroud, leave llarrisburg at
3,30 p.m. Returning: Leave New York at u.ou
11.111. and 12.00 iu., iiud 6,10 and 8,00 p.m. Philadel
phia at 8.15 a. in, aud 3.30 p. in. sleeping curs
ucconipauy the If.oO u. in., nud5,10 uud8,Oop.m.,
trains Iroiu N.Y. without cliange. Way Passenger
Trulu leaves Philadelphia at 7,10 a.m.,coiineellug
with similar train ou East Fa, ruilroad rclurulug
from Reading 111 0,35 p.m stopping at nil stations;
leave Pottsvllle at7,8U8,45a.i!i.,und2,45p.in.Shnmo
kin ut 5.25a. m.,Ablilaudat7,U0a.m and 12,30 p.m.,
Tuiuuuuaut8K)u. m..aud 2.20 u.m.. for lMiiht.
clelphlu.
Leave Pottsvlllo for llarrisburg, via Schuylkill
aud Susquehauna Railroad at 7,10 u.m. and 11,30
a. m., for PlueGrovo aud Tremout,
iieuuiug Ai-cumiuuuuuuu iiiiiD leaves Heading
1 7,30 a.m., returning from PhUadeluhia at 4.45
p.m.
1'ottstown Accommodation TralnilcaveaPntta.
town at 8.45 a.m.., reiurulnc. leaves I'hlliuIeiniiiA
at 4,00 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Readlmr at
7,00 a.m., aud (1-15 p.m. for Ephruta, Lltlz, Lancas
ter, cotuinuiu, esc.,
Perklomen Rail Rood Trains leave Perklomon
Junctlou at 0,15 u.m., and 5.30 p. ni. Returuluz :
Leave Hklppacit at 8.10 a.m., and 12,45 p.m., con
necting witli similar trains ou Reading Railroad
Ou Sundays, leave New York nt 8,00 p.m., Phil,
ndeiphla 8,(JO a.m. and 3,15 p.m., the 8.00 n.m. tralu
running only to Reading; Pottsvlllo 8,00 a.tn.;
jiurriHuurK oj u.m. unu 4,iu anuiu,iju p.m., and
Reading ut 1.05 aud 3,00 and 7,15 a.tn. for Harris-
UUIK, u...... uuu ,,,). ii.iu, cor ,iw jura,
and 4,25 p.m. lor Philadelphia.
Comtuuuitlou, 3lllcage, Season, School and Ex
cursion tleketstoaud Iromallpoluu, ut reduced
rules.
Baguago checked through : 100 bounds allowed to
each luubcugcr.
u. a. n icjulu-c,
Oencrul Suiierlutendeut.
Reading, I'.l., Dee, II, lkUi.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, ct
WKHTERN RAILROAD. Winter iirrangu-
lileiu, isuH-uu. jrnius leave ai iuuowsi
WESTWARD. EASTWARD.
Mall
STATIONS.
A.M.
O.OOi
7.30
New York
....Philadelphia
..-.New Hampton.......
Washington
..Oxiurd
llrldgevlllo ,
uMuiiuuka Chuuk
4.15
U20
2.40
2.20
2,10
2.00
I.M
1.45
1.20
I. 05
12.61
12.11
12.31
12.11
11.50
11.37
11.21
Il.W
10.50
lo.ra
10.20 0.30
U.48 0.05
II. li) 6.50
0.24 6.25
0.00 6.01
8.43 4.01
8.SI 3.55
71 3.3J
7.10 6.50
A.M l-.M
11.15
11.30
11.47
11.57
12.001
......,Delawaro....m
12,40!!i
Mount, jieinei,....M
Wuter Gap
1,10
1.20
M
1.4S
2.115
2.2il'
,H.Stroudsburg...
Hnruguevlllo,,
llenryvllle....
..Oakland,.
forks.......
.. Tobyhauna ........
H..G ou idsboro......,
Moscow
Dunning
Greenville..
Scranton
Clark's Summit..,
Abtngton
MFucturyvllle...M.,
, ....Nicholson.
.......Uloptiottom.
Montrobe ......w
........New Mlllord......
Qrcat Bend
2.10
3.V1
3.13
ll.-'i
A.M
10.30
11.(0
3.551
4,171
4.25
Hi)
12.00
12.25
I3A5
1.20
1.50
4.41
6.01
6.23
5.45
(1.00
0.25
Dinner and supper nt Delaware station.
Connections.
At New Hampton, with Central R. R, of New
jersey .ior new iura,e4izaueiu,i iaiuueiUAomer
vllle. Kaston. Ao.
At Washington, with Morris & Essex R. It., for
new lets, jHuwurit, Diorrisiown, jiueaeiisiowu,
1-iutoo. Ao.
At Mununka Chunk, Willi Belvldere Delawaro
11. It.. lor Philadelphia, Trenton, I'hllllpsburg,
Belvldere, die.
At Scranton. with Tjickawanna A nioomshiirt-
R. R.. for Pltuton, Wllkebbarre, Bloomsburg.ltu
itert, Danville, Northumberland, Ac, aUo, with
ciuiuwumaiiuuciHi ri, i.., ior uiypuum, ivrcu
AlGreut nend.wlthErlo Railway, for Bingham
Km, Elmlra, Budulo, Ithaca., Myracitbc, und
uswegn. 11. A. 11KNUY,
Gen, Pass, and Tkt. Agent,
LUMBIA HOUSE,
BY
BERNARD STOIINER.
IIavino lately purchased and rUted up the
weu-icuuwri iwuuuu Jiuiei 1 ropuriy , loeuieu u
TKW .DOORS ABOVE THE COURT HOUSE,
on the same side of the street, lu the town of
nioomsburg 1 ana bavlug obtained a license for
tue sumo as a
RESTAURANT,
the Proprietor has determined to give to the peo-
jiiu vumug iuu uiwn 011 uusiue&s or pleasure,
A LITTLE MORE ROOM,
Ills stabling also Is extensive, and Is fitted up
to put buggies aud carrtagos lu the dry. He prom
ises that everylhlug about his establishment shall
be conducted lu au orderly aud lawful mauneri
and he respectfully solicits a share of the publio
I alrouagtt. (myl7'7-4lin.
Q W. BLABON & CO.,
' Manufacljirea ol
OIXi ULOTim AND WINDOW BIIADEH,
Warehouse, No. Ill North Third Hlroet
FhUiulelplWa.
GROCERIES, &c.,
O N E E O TIO N E R Y .
c
The underslmcd would respectfully announce
to the publio that he has opened a
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
n thehulldlng lately occupied by Bernard I Htoh
nor, whore ho Is preparedio turuisu an
PLAIN c FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN ct DOMITIO FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AC, C.
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
. t r..,t n..nP,,nntit nf nil (roods In
his lino of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitable for tho Holidays. Particular attention
lvento
lllli!jAli AH II UAK1.D,
of all kinds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
OHISTMAS TOYS,
A call Is solicited, and satisfaction will be
guaranteed.
Nov. 22, 1887. ECK1IAUT JACUIia.
REMOVAL OF
NEAV STORE
TO SUITE'S I! LOOK,
ON THE CORNER OF MARKET AND IRON STREETS,
The undersigned leaving received from the city
a full nnd complete supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE,
CEDAR AND WILLOW-WARE,
CONFECTIONERY', GLASS-WARE,
TOBACCO,
JI A a S A Nl) SHOE S,
FLOUR, SALT, FISH, AND MEAT,
all of which I propose selling at a very low figure
for cash or produce.
JT9- Call nnd sec,
April 12, 17.
C. O. MAHR.
GRAND OPENING
OltAN'II OPENING
(IRANI) OPENING
GRAND OPENING
OltAND OPENING
or
FALL AND
WINTER
WINTEIt
WINTER
aoons,
GOODS,
GOODS
GOODS,
qoods.
FALL AND
FALL AND
FALL
AND WINTEIt
FALL
AND WINTEIt
consisting ol
consisting of
consisting or
consisting or
consisting of
DRY
DRY
DRY
DRY
DRY
GOODS,
GOOI1H.
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS,
HATS AND CAT'S,
HATS AND CAPS!
If ATS AND CAIW
HATS AND CA1-H
HATS AND CAIWI
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND BIIOEI
HOOTS AND H1IOIX
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES;
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
RE A 1 1 Y-M A HE CLOT1 1 ING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHIMo!
LOOKING-GLASSES.
I.OOKINO-G LASSES
iAlOKINO-GIcARSKJS
LOOK 1 N O-O LASSEs!
looking-glasses;
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS
NOTIONS
NOTIONS,
notions;
paints and oil4,
paints and oils
paints and oils
paints and oils
paints and oils!
groceries,
groceries
groceries;
groceries,
groceries,
queensware,
tiUEENSWARE
oueensware
queensware;
tiUEENSWARE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE
tinware;
SALT, '
SALT,
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH
FISH,
FITH
FISH,
GRAIN
GRAIN
GRAIN
GRAIN
GRAIN
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS
AND SEEDS,
etc. A
Ac.,
AT
AlcICELVY, NEAL
CO.'S,
C(J.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
itieivi-.i.v r,
McKELVY
MlKEI.VY,
JIl'KELVY,
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL S CO.'S.
Northwest corner 01 Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
iiLooMRinma, pa.,
IHajOMHIIURG PA
lllAIOMKIIURO PA.,
lllAlOMSIlURO PA.
llLOOJISHURt, PA.
IRON AND NAII4,
IRON VND NAII,
IRON AND NAILS
IRON AND NAII
IRON AND NAILS
In large quantities and at reduced rates, alway
riHICKERINa & SONS,
J Munufuclurcrsof
GItAND, VQUAIIE AND UI'ltlQHT 1'IANOS
Received tlio First Oraml GoM Medul, nnd still
higher recompense.
THE CHOS3 Ol'' THE LEGIOX OF IIONOlt,
UNIVEUSAL EXI'OSITION, I'AIIIS. 18G7.
TliesowFrollielileliestnwards of tlie Exnonl.
Hon, and the liouoof Chickkiumu&Soks wss
the only one so honored.
In tlio United States wo have been Awarded
Sixty-nine Kiiist I'ukmiums In direct comne.
tltlon with tho leading manufacturers of the
country, nnu utiuo ureal j-:xnioitiou in Ixiuuon
we received the liltfhent award given to any
manufacturers In the United HtnliB. Total Sev-enty-ouo
First rremlutus, and thomoKt natter
ing testimonials Irom tlio leading urtlsts of tlio
NO. 11 EAST FOURTEENTH ST., NEW YOKE,
lietween liroadway and Fifth Avenue,
Feb, Mtl,.3tiiD,
S'
OMETHING NEW.
The underslmied bees leave in inform
friends and thu public generally, that she lias
rBUW
JlLOOMHllURa,
ft fresh stock
01 goous in tue line 01
MILLINERY anil TRIMMINGS
In connection with Dress Making; and 1 pre.
COLOR STRAW HATS
on tho shortest iiotlce.and In the best style of
...V Mi., 1 mo iuvup uuu worit guiwiaciory,
t. ..... . . MRS. E. KLINE.
j.ijiib nil eel, ucwuer 4, JCK17,
pf V. PETER JI AN,
with LIITINCOTT A TltOTTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. a North Water Street,
and No. 30 North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia,
J II. WALTER,
Late Walter 4 Kaub,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
No. 431 Market Btrecti
I'hlUdelpiiU.
JOIIN HTROUP & CO.,
Successors to Htroup ft Brother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH,
No. II North Wharves, and 23 Nsrth Wattrrll.,
rhllJulelpkU.
IRON, TINWARE, &.C.
RATIONAL FOUNDRY,
Illoomsburg, Columbia County, P.
Tho subscriber, proprietor of tho nbovo-i nmed
extensive establishment, Is now prepared to re
celvo orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, BLAST
FURNACES, STATIONARY ENOINES,
MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ao
Ho Is also prepared to mako Stoves of all sites
and rattcrns, Flow-Irons, and everything usually
mado III first-class Foundries.
111. Aiienslvo facilities and practical workmen
1,1m in rveelvlnc tho largest contracts on
,,,,
rrnRnnnblo terms.
nrinnf all kinds will bo taken In exchange for
Castings.
This establishment Is locaicu near 1110 unv
wanna and nioomsburg Railroad Depot.
1'1-il t.n r.iiji.flix.i.
ST
TOVES AND TINWARE.
A. M. RUPERT
1
announces to his friends and customers that
continues the abovo business at his old place on
MAIN.STREET, BLOOMSIJUUU.
Customers can be accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, and every va
riety of article found In a Slovo aim Tinware jus-
tabllshment In tho cities, nnd on the most reason,
ablo terms. Repairing done at the shortest notlco,
25 DOZEN MILK-rANS
on hand for sale.
TW"EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN STREET, NEAHLY OPrOSITE MILLER
BTU1CK,
BLOOMSBURG , PENN'A.
The undersigned has Just fitted up aud opeued
ms uew
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
I., iiita ntn.n wtiprn l,n Is Tirpti.ired to mako up
new Tin Ware of all kinds In his line, nnd do
repairing with neatness and dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms. He also keeps ou hand
STOVES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS ct STYLES,
which he will sell upon terms to suit purchasers,
uivi- htm 11 call, lie Is n goud mechanic, and
deserving of the publio patronage.
nioomsburg, April 28, 1367,
nEonaK 11
ROBERTS,
Importer nnd Dealer lu
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac.
No. 311 North Third Street, alwvo Vine,
Philadelphia.
JAcoH'.K. Smith. J. It. sei.t7.er
WITH '& SELTZER,
Importers and Dealers In Foreign nnd Domestic
--u5fi
HARDWARE,
GUNS, CUTLERY', AC,
NO. 409 N. THIRD BTREET, AR. CALL0WHI LL,
nilLADELPIIIA.
Nov. 23,07-tf.
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
-pj W. RANK'S.
CIOAK "WAIIKIIOUSE.
Ko. UO North Third Street,
between Clierry nnd llacc, west sMe,
rhllndelpula.
YARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
'XUUAV.UU, HsVUr r dr HfcAJAH
MANUKACTOUy,
NO. 313 NOItTH THIRD STltKKT,
Hecond Door below Wood,
rillljADEIiPIIIA.
, W. Wartman P. Enoelman
BTEREOSCOPIC VIEWB,
AIiBUMS,
cunoitios.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
601 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Ltll. U. .K..II.. .f tti Tndt U th.lr Mltl. ...o.tm.nt .f lb
( tkt if f uUj'im. Msi4iattart 4 tifrftH.
Kit tut.
Utmrnoth rT,
CfsiittI Pti,
OrsttWe.L,
lUniilaatc,
Dtlaxre,
IsiluUlNII,
CilttUls,
Hsi4.,
Wkil MoaittlBi,
Waibis
rUrtlotn,
Venrturlt,
Oil Imtwrttl Tl tmbrar larg itismnf, tarUtlii it
llilml fiMlacUaa f Win. Eaflaod, Q. W, WHmji, Latur,
lat tUal (Btlo'ttpatt. catineUef ef
rltiirlud,
Bklai,
rr ,
Irtlaad,
WIm.
Ottdianr,
Rrali,
Tal(iti.
i (Und,
THE IiANDS OP THE BIBLE,
Aatwaad laUaattp Ialtrrillar rlta. AlMdllamlaaliJaadTHEspa
rial Vlm la 1 Mai f1tj. W r aM aicladit la Amna
for FKRKICE'S OLill IEWi. f vblch liv a mUtmM
aMar(al. Astti Ut rnth'a ritt mt 1-1 1 6 1-S la rhulriiatibla
Ui la MwllMrlaad, taa Kalaa. Lajjltnd. fccatlaad, Wln, ..
TrRXOICOFES.-W naaartttara r laraclr, aad haa a lti
lMklIMltWllba'irN( raiM.
FHOTOOIirniO ALBITMI Oar Maaarai-fartaf Album. U tll
u,u,ltl Ua " " up not la tjmlilj aud beam; la all
All Mil ar mat ta aa Tvltry. and aar ntytn art dliTrrral
Traia Iksaa af air tkr malm. UuiaK aBsultl bal rail U ear
aluck hUi Biiklui UK aartkaaai.
CHROMOS.
Thwa twin tiro! plclaraa, Ihti raaaaf t Jit'tara sW JVaai ill
JIbmi otl Ttimmn, kl aaa taalb Ihnt coat, In.ri Htttf fraia
ana, UaJaa, bfrlla. Vltna sad fcotaa. aad ttpptf lt ir.da at Iba
E. &JL T. ANTHONY & CO.,
601 Broadwat, N. Y.,
Importers asi Msnufr of Diotn.-raililo Material.
Fcb.20,'OJ-tf
0
MNIIJUS LINE.
Tho undersigned would respectfully announce to
1110 citizens of Illoomsunrg aud the public gene
rally thu lie Is runulugan
OMNIBUS LINE
MMI
between this placo aud tlio different railroad do
pots dally (Sundays excep'd), to connect with the
several trains going South and West on the Cata-
wlssa and Wllllamsport Railroad, and with those
going Nort, and South on the Lackawanna anil
Bloomsliurg Railroad.
Ills Omulbusses uro In good condition, commo
dious and comtortablo, and charges reasonable.
Tcrsons wishing to meet or see their friends de
part, can be accomodated upon reasonable chargi
by leaving timely notice at any of the hotels.
JACOB L OIHTON, Proprietor.
A R M E R SM
TRY TUE
ALTA VEDA 1'HOSP'ilA'm
It contains threo rter rent, of Ammnnln. an
ample quantity to Rive activity without Injury
totlioegalation,auda largo percentage 01 so
luble Done I'liobiibute of I.lTnft. liiL'flher with
I'otakh and Kodn, Die essential elements of u
COMl'LETE MANURE. The Increased sales to
lariners who aie iislug It villi highly sutlnlacto
ry results Is u sure guarantee of Its value, l'rlce,
IMper ton of 10 bags 1XAI lbs each. Send for u
pamphlet. Addrefcn
1 JI J'. nulA V J'.IV UUAAU
H. S. 11ISU01' & Co. Agents,
SOO N, Del. Ave.
Agent for rennsylvnnla, l'lilladclphla and
South Now Jersey.
JulyS.'W-ly 67nroAdHov,N.Y.
gHARI'LESS it IIARMAN,
KAOLU 10 UHDRY AMI MAMIFACTURINCI HIOI-,
STOVES 4s I'LOWS WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
THE C'ELEll RATED U0NTROSE IUOK 11IJAU AND
THE HUTT0J4 WOODEN REAM I'LOWS.
Castings and I'lrolirlck for repalrliigcltyStov
All kinds of Brans or Iron casting! made toort
upon snori nonce.
11. 1'. SHAIirLERS A I", S. JI AltMAN,
llloonisburg, I'u. I'roprlelois,
Mur,lo,'00.tf,
Q.EOROE FOELKER &CO.,
Wholesale Dealers la
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, YARNS,
Oll-CIolhs, Wicks, Twlncs,rBasktts, etc., etc,
219 4231 Market St., & !30 Church St., I'bllada
JuuoSCS. '
g Ij A T 1 R O Q I' I N a,
iivnnr vabibty
JIOST FAYORARLE RATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AND CASrEll J. THOMAS,
lloi, '.77. IlLOOUSRURO, I'A,
Mar.lll,'eS.lyr.
DRUGS & MEDICINES (J
JONATHAN HEIBLKli's t, It
U'or lllltcrs has novcr rnliMi t JO
ICIIKl III CVrl vl l,,u ,,K,SIS11PP...L,(
Iclno yet discovered for the cure oit'W
eu lor itin rn.A ..;.L"t,st.t
llyspe.sla. Liver -Complaint, llrm,Hr'W)-
diseases 0 tho Tlnoat, Chest iZi i?WlS
made entirely oi roois and herbs, rwm
wlllei'iiyluceanypno who kIymii .ft'leVM
No raMiiy snouiii uo without it. ii,r,S'?Rai
bottles, prepared nnd sold by JonV hSf iP&"
A Co. Schuylkill Haven. Pa.' iVS! ,' tan
J) R. TAYLOR'S
OLIVE BRANCH
B-I T T E 1,8
AmlldnndngrccnbleToiilc I
nclilo nnd Carminative
BITTERS, m
Exlrtictcd entirely from Ilerbi nnarlsjE
Til
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DKlHIdTY,
nna Loss 01 Aiiiietlio' ii
and nn excellent Correclleforpcoiii,"Vi
from Disorders of tho Bowels, riatultc-
U.
sex:
it i
U.M
C-.1.1 T.I 1
&
cpot, No. 413 Market Street, 1'hih.i, iji;
J. K. TAYLOR ft CO,
r tt
Sept. I,'r8-ly.
Ayer's
TP
7
.1
un
1-or restoring oray Hj;;
ils natural Vitalily and
A ilfe-iij '
in ill once 11
lit'itlllt)', mult! J si
I'tir Ji-cfiiii .-rvi
luilr. IWtJ J '
AmV is soon ifiS-l
to ti 01
with the
''35
freshnm 0 .Jij
Tliin Imir u.
cnctl, fulling lm.11- flieckcil,
nosi olion, lliouli not al)i,
by its inc. Nnlliitiu; inn ic-l-,1.
Imir ivlicro llio lolliclcs tue tler
or tlio 'gliiuiH iitrnpliicil 11ml c Ii( ,
IJtit such ns remain cun tc n
uscfiilucss by tins tipplicalico. I
of fouling tlio liatr willi n rtrr
mcnt, it will keep it clomi timh.j
Its occnsiomil ti-o will picunt Lrrj
from turning gray or fulling r'Mtt
consequently procnt balilncs. jJTJ
from llioso ilulclerious ttibstaub M 1
mako some preparations diitpr,,.
injurious to tlio hair, the
only benefit but not harm it. lis
merely for 11 M ,
HAIR DRESSIKJ
nothing clso can ho foiuiil 50 i Jii
Containing neither oil nor dvt, i 1
not soil whito cambric, noJlSL
long on tho hnir, giving it n ni'l'11
JUSIIU uuil 11 llliuim jciiiiiji;. )
Prepared by Dr, J. C. A)crl
"PiiArrrirUT. a?jii Akat-vtiitai. fcT-l
tin
-
I1OAVKI1I1, BIASS.
rxucE $1.00.
Ctill
I'eb.5,lf(i0.
-no
'-m-'s Cathartic P!2
.'. t'Ai purposea of s ijjt
lerliais not'l I
elnoUho iimfr'iV
quned by iwj -lic.itli.utV,li..''lt
liny het'ure (auJC'i
1 mlDptoil ii
evci vcounto'i tV
all elacj, auK
but eilificot ZL
nil. Tlio 1 'tt-i
01, 1.. Hi ml oK
J.Stii. name ""'t i
11 lnnl ri.ttiLH V urm
Incl ii, Vii-m' lint It cured tliein; Hum
11.11, kii'nv til ittt riirei Uieir Jielslilnwiis. rl
t n i nil kiio.r U1.1t wh.it ItiloeJ once II iw Ja
- - lint it never 1U1N tliiouli any l.iultor: w
i' I'liiiiiiii.llioii. Wo have UioiKaniUK
in. I "f eoi Uikutes of tliclr 1 cnurkalicr ;(i
fiiil.inliiri'iiniiiUlnti, but such cures anCO1
ri'iTyni'litlilmi hood, and ivo need not iii ai
.il i. It'll to all aires anil conililioinliiuB'
r.inf ihiiiixiiuitlierealonicloraiiyilili'
lii.-i- niiyl.o tikcnnltli safety byaiijW VI
f.'U ir en itlun; pieservcs tliein eer lieslji HI
liiu pl.i iint to t:iki.thllo liclnpurdr yu.
11 1 Ii inn can aile from their mo in awi-t
'1'liey opiiraLe by tliclr powei ftil infliia l
1 ili'i n.il vIjcit.i to purify tlio blood nilill.-U
lulu lionliliy anion remove the obtrucu xx
H.i.in.-li, bowels, liver, nnd oilier or;ij
Im.ly, ic.turlng their Irregular ai'tlmi to
by riirrectliur, wherever they etMifun'l!
ini'iiu m are llio ilrst origin ofdiscisc.
Mlnnto dircctlom aro given in t "-
Um hot, Tor the following coiaplauiU, h
fill iMpldly cure! .11
lur yiirpla or nillirrll"n'
ue... l,.nixlior and Jt.oioi of Alilirt".
klimilil be Liken moderately In stimuutc-1
iicli ami rcitoro It3 lieallhy tono ami ncf " U
l'or I.li'i' Coiiiiilaliitanil IUinnc
liinii, lllllous lf'ail.icUi',Nlcl ''!T1
.7kiiiiiillt'i or Urni-ii Hlcbnru, V
Colic ami Illllona jVsir,tlieysc
iliriiiusly taken fur each case, to coi recti
nctliMl nr lemovo the obtrurtloin links' II
l'or llji'iili'ry or lHurrliirJil""
il.ii.uii generally lcqulred. ,,
Vt UliHiiiiiniiui,Ooiit,CrairU'
fallon or tlin Ilivirl, IMI11 In lT
llncli and I.ohn, tliey sliould bo co- J
t.ikcu,as icqiiiicil, to clianeo tlioiliicwai
tlio system. Willi such cliango 1I10.0 1 jt
diiiiipear. J
For liropay and Iroplcnl Hn'lt
tlionld be t ikcu In largo aud llcniicutiw
dnco llio effect ora drastio puree. , uv 1
i'or Nuppiixloi, alargndiisfotliom Jl
as it produce tlio deslroil effect by T!:"1
As a JJIiuirr I'llf , tako one or two,'
muto digestion ami rellovo the stoinacli. -t
An occasional doso stimulates tlio J
bowels Into healthy action, restores tot' .
auu invisoraum 1110 system, jieucu
Ono iviicSlVcIs tolerably well, ortcn llnil-
their ilc.nulns and rcuovatlng eflett onl-w
live apparatus.
DIt. ,1, C. AYBll A CO., rtatlltnl ft
LOWVLL, MASS., P. S. .1
HEN DERSIIOTT'S L
GERMAN CATTLE r0U,l
This I'owder Is believed to bo superl"
Horse or Caltlo I'owder In use. Itf
blood, clennscs the system, and gives W
tlou aud tone to thu stomach. Uy its o
will Improve lu llesli, and the con'H
smooth and glossy, r
Cows fatten and glvo tw enty 1"' "s I
milk.
ivleij
Blicep tmprova aud produce uheavU
lleera.
Hoss fatten and are free from sore twi'
temper, and all pen diseases. .
Wholosalo nnd Itctall Pepot, f
HUNDUltSHOTT'H Drui,'blor(
OITOSITB AMEBICAN
l'eb. 10,'CO-tf iiLOOMSHVl'ij
es.
order
Pnoi'osAi wim. he I'l;-';?
the iindersluncd Committee at '?.,
ultlhiiL (v,nntv .111 Knlurilnv the 10111 Ol ei
iiinblu c
iMtween t
11 the hours of 10 uud 3 o'clock 015
for the erection of a brick Lutherans""')
Ileformed Church 0 byWfet,ltliU"5i
and speclflcations will lie oshlctt" w,
JOHN ItEINIlOI.
I10I.DM f
NIC, V
JAUJII IjtlMJ
I
NO T I 0 33
Whereas my wife Mary has left ft1
board without uuy eausu or Pf011,,!!!
to give notice that all persons ,
trustor harbor ber.ou my aecpuiiiJ" V
debU of her coiitractlim. 1'N":K r
Mor.W.'UKii Montour Iwp.
iu.
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. $1
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