THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUjRGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
An Ictl Hullo HegK.
ONCE UflOll II, UlllO n Ulnrr mid Ills
quoon jintl mi only chllil, n (laughter or
whom they worn tlotlntrly fonil. Uut
It happened tlmt bIio whs lost, nml
though tho klnu onlcred tho whole
cotintry to bo wurehod, no ono ronM
llnd her. Thereupon ho mndo n vow
that whoever should And her, nml bring
her homo should got her lmnd in irmr
rlnRO. Now close by tho kliiK's palnco thcro
lived no old man who hnd thrcoson9.
llo wni very rood or tho two eldest
nM; but Uio yottiiKCst tinu wns treated
very unkindly by U iunmiU nud by
Ills brothers.
"Knthcr," said tho eldetjtson onu day
"I with toi;oout Into tho world to gain
wealth nud honor." So hU father let
him no.
Next moruiiiK hufcet off on Ills Jour
ney, and after ho had walked u long
distance, sat down on a hillock to rest
lit in sol r. Presently ho espied a little
tlwnrf coming towards him.
"Pray glvo mo something to eat,"
said tho dwarf. Hut tho young uinn
refused. When ho had rested himself
ho hot out again and toward evening,
reeling very hungry, hosatdown under
a treo to eat his supper
"Oh! prny glvo mo n pleeo or bread,"
saldu littlo tiny woman, with a red
eloak, coining up to hlin "I am so
very hungry." Hut tho young mnn
grew very angry, nud drove tho little
old woiriali away,
Uhooii got dark so tho young man
erupt Into liholo In a rock which he
xa and laid himself down to (,lcep.
Presently1 tho enchantress who lived
the.ro catno In, mid tho young man nr
nostly begged her to allow him to sleep
there.
"Oh I yos'i on condition that you per
form whatever I tell you to-morrow."'
Ho the next morning' sho set him to
sweep out the cave, "and If It 13 not
dono hy'.evenlng, I shall kill you;" nnd
to saying she went away.
The young man now took tho broom
which sho hnd given him, and began t
sweep; but no sooner did It touch the
floor than It stuck so fast to it that he
could hot movo It. So when tho en
chantress returned homo In the evening
sho found. tho' cavo unswept.andlmme.
dlately killed tho.young man nnd hung
hi m ui.
Meanwhile llio old peasant's second
son set-out. from home, to try nnd
make? h'lsway In tho world. Hut as ho
ndted'just'ns his elder brother, nud was
killed and hungup by tho cncliautres,
it Is needicsS to speak of him further,
Tho old people -110 w had only their
youngest son left to them. Hut us they
hatod.hlin even more than ever, they
readily gavo him lenvo to goundbcel
his fortune.
''M daro say tny brothers rested here,"
he said, coming to tho first hillock; and
ho seated himself down- and began to
eat a littlo piece of bread.
"Oh, pray givo mo n littlo piece, I
nm so hungry," said tho littlo dwarf.
And tho young man spoko kindly to
him, and invited him to corno and sit
down beside him, nnd cat ns much as
ho wished.
When ho had eaten as much
as ho required, tho littlo dwarf
said, "my name Is Tritill; whenever
you want ino, call mej" nnd ho tripped
away.
And tho young man walked on and
on, tlll.ho carao to another hillock.
"My brothers surely rested here; I will
sit down nnd cat my supper." Hut no
sooner had ho began to eat, than n tiny,
littlo woman in n red cloak came up and
asked for some food, and tho young
man spok'o kindly to her, nnd gave her
nil sho wnntcd. When they had both
eaten as much as they wished, hiscom
panlonsaid: ".My name Is Lltll ; If ev
er you want help, call mol"nnd sh
tripped nwny. Tho young mnn walked
until It began to get dark. "Yes ! my
brothers havo rested here;" nnd ho sat
down under n largo treo, nnd began to
eat hW last bit or bread. But a largo
flock of birds flew up to where ho was
sitting; and they looked so very hungry
that ho throw them n good handful of
crumbs. To his great surprlso when
they had eaten them, ono of them said,
"Mind nnd call Air us If you want any
thing;" nnd they flew awy.
Close by ho espied a holo in u rock,
uuu, lis iiu win very iiruu, jiu cii-pi. m
nnd lay down to sleep; but presently
i.. .,., !.!, . -ii.i..
nnd, as ho was very tired, ho crept in
IIU CSIIK-U I11U UL'UU UUlllla Ul 1113 "u
, , .... -rr
urmiiurs Hanging up. Iiu was vuiy
much frightened, nnd ho wns going to
run away, but nt that instant tho n-
chantress camo in and told htm ho
should stop there that night.
" I
out tho envo for her. "And mind and
havo it dono by night, or I will kill
you." When dbo hnd crono. lie took
tiuUnn, i,( .li.i ii i i.
the floor, than it stuck so fast to it that.
do what ho would, ho eould not move
it. So iio began to bo frightened, but
presently he thought of vhat had hap
peneu to him yesterday.
"Tritill," iio cried, 'oh I come to me!
nnd nt thoeamo Instant tho littlo dwarf
entered tho cavo. aud asked him ivlmt
ho wanted. So ho told him. Thm
Tritill bado tho broom to sween tho
floor; and fit less than llvo minutes tho hounds, fully one-half tho number be
wholo floor was so clear that not a sneek ,IH? farmers, who go out to enjoy tho'
or dirt could bo scon anywhere. When
it was niirht tho enchantress camo homo
and no sooner did sho see that tho cavo
wasnlcely swopt out, than, sho said,
"Yes, lad, thour't not alono in this:
however, we'll wait till mornlnir."
Next day sho ordered him to ulr the
bod clothes, and to tako all of thn fenth.
ere, out of tho feather beds and lay
them in tho sun: "But If ono feather is
missing when I como homo 1 will kill
you;" and sho went away. I 10
it wns ii iirxmiir.il ,nr,rr.i.. .,..i
breath of wind stirred: so tho younir
" .. v.. -, (llilt iiul (t I i
inan spread out tho feathers to Jrv in
thoBu. But no sooner had ho dono
this than a vlo cnt whirlwind enmo.
nnd carried them all up into tho air out
of sight. "Oh I what shall I do?" ho
.... ..... I
cried, "como Tritill oud nil my littlo
Diras; como aim noip mo." And in a
moment they alt camo, and tho birds
iiowniier mo icaiuow and brought
. , ,u,.,ui, Ai,i... j.ui mem an into man tnoy havo boon doing. Havoyour
tho bod again, with tho exception of parents tako tho nane. nnd ,Jnvnt .
ll,rA 1. 1 . , I .
... ..uu. mu, which biio now
i a i ..... muni, Aiua Tm imj worm moro to you
rlmnrroMA. tnlAiW 4I,ay, r.,n a. .A ,.,tl. I I ... ,. . . .
, ...v., .uu. ,,,, ,
tUm uj cr uoso," sue saicn when death of your pircuts. Soo Uio farmer
tkeoocliaritresscamohoiueshosmoothcd m who read tho papers.hov well poa-
her hant dovro cacli of the feather bed, tod ho Is, and then reflect how ignorant
"Howr will kill you," sho said In a is tho boy Who does uot read. Two or
uuuer, wr laeza i oue iea- mree weJi conducted newspapora In a
Mter.ttulng from each bed.!' Where farmer's family ero wiuat to a school
fTn.in?y.m,,lan.,11(,na um hI toucher. Markthii, nnd send for tho
.., .... ,11-vncuanifcss cneu out i Columijian,
from the pain tho feathers being put
up her noso caused her.
Next liiorniiij; sho (old him sho had
llfly oxen, ono or which ho was to kill,
Hay, nnd boll thu flesh. "And mind
you chooso tho right one, nnd do ns I
hid you, or you will die. Hut If you
do right, to-morrow youi.hnllsetouton
yoiirjourney, and I will glvo you thrio
tliingtf, wiiatover you may nsk."
When sho wmgono ho called to Trl
till and Lltill, who camo out nnd picked
ono ox out or tho herd, nnd they flayed
It In n trice, nnd sot tho meat on n largo
caldron, so that It was nil ready against
tho enchantress lelurncd homo nt
night.
Ho the next morning thu enchantress
who was very much astonished, hut nt
the sumo tlmo Telt tlmt sho could not
break her word, nsked him what wero
thu three tilings lie would llko to havo,
"Kirsl, I will havo that which is In
side that door," pointing to n cupboard:
"next. tho largo chest, nnd thirdly your
armchair."
So sho opened tho door, nnd thcro tho
young mnn saw tho king's long-lost
daughter, looking po beautiful; thochest
was full of Juwelsnnd costly diamonds
So tho young man placed tho princess
on tho etiitlr, underneath which ho
placed tho chest, whllo holiimseirslood
behind II. That .moment they felt
themselves lifted up; for tho chair was
an enchanted one, and would go wher
ever it is bid.
"Oil, I do so wish logo liome,"sIghcd
tho princes.
And In mi incredibly short spaeo of
tune, tho young man nnd tho princess
alighted at tho palaco door; but the
chair had beconio n beautiful chariot,
drawn by eight mllk-whito iiorse-i.
Wondering who it could be, tho king
nnd the queen rushed to tho door or tho
palace, just lu tlmo to hand thoir daugh
ter Jown rrom tho carriage, dressed In
tho inobt beautiful dress that over was
seen. Then tho vauntr man told ids
history; nnd tho kinc In his creat Joy
broached nn Immense cask of nlo which
hnd been brewed when his daughter
was born, and which it was only inten
ded to tap when sho should bo be
trothed.
And so they wero mnrrled and lived
very happily for many n long year,
Once a Wee;.
Saddle Itoriei for Parmer.
Why don't our farmers rldo moro on
horso-baek? It is strango thatapeopio
descended directly from tho English,
whoso lives may nlmost bo said to bo
passed, in tho saddle, should havo so
entirely abandoned this healthful nml
convenient means of locomotion. It is
very raro to find, on an ordinary farm,
ft siuldlo nnd brldlo suited for better
oric man tlio plowing of corn ; nnd to
llnd n thoroughly good saddle, ono easy
for tho horso and easy for, tho rider, is
nlmost impossible. Wo cherished tho
nopo mat ono of tho manv henrflcinl of.
fects resulting from tho recent war
would bo to slmulato tho use of saddio
horses among those farmers who passed
....c-uunuur years m cavalry servlco ;
but, possibly, they may havo been sur
feited, as, Indccd.tho writer was. bv n
overdose of u rather dlsagrceablo kind
of horsemanshlpfpoklngnlongataslow
galtonrnlny nnd wenrlsomn nmrr-hoai
and did not, as n general thing, havo
an opportunity orridimr cood horse In
a pleasant way.
Wo fancy that ono reason whv tboro
Is not a moro active general demand for
really good saddle horses in America is
becauso overy effort to obtnln such nn
nnlmal Is pretty suro to result In disap.
pointment. The nrticlo docs not, in re
allty, exist except In such raro cases as
nottorormnn iniportnntcxecntlon to tho
general ruIo.Tho saddio horso should bo
little, sliort-backed,strong-loined, long
necked.rreo in his action, nnd nerfeet in
his temper. Such,nn animal is susccp
tlblo or nny amount or training that nn
amateur rider rnny chooso to givo him
but, in tho furoro for trotting horses
that rages throughout tho wholo coun
try, where nlmost everv noint that Is
uesirauio lor tlio sad do is d siorrarded.
nnd attention Is wholly given to tlio
uniting or tlmo by mero pronulsivo
power, which Isalmost tho least deslrn-
bio thing for saddio use.it teems nulle
nupeicss to looK for tho breed nL' of tho
.i.i.,,,, , ... ,. - ,
JmuI "nd thr?n,t th?
lmvo lo"K hoped for must bo boutht bv
u niif n.,.l . . ... .
slow and easy stages, and throuuh n
kii,,., .,,,,. .,
T"; wureu , " "
,, ' r "ay, b0, w.eU M by 11,0 aill,tIon of
"0r30 - ua - 'k riding by farmers.nud tlielr
?, 1 m,u "ausmeta. in going about
Mm fnviki 1-. t 11 i. -ill.. t.
M" vicis, nnu-in an journeying
,", ?. "cav,y nrUel0 nro not t0 bo' car-
. i" useu
'"ere, ns lie Is ill nearly all other eoun
. ic3 10 worl1' n,1(1 If tlicr0 Is ""y
class or the community who should uso
him regularly, and should, as n matter
or pruio, know how to uso him thor
oughly well.how to rldo strongly.grace.
imiy, and securely, it should bo tho ro.
bust younger Tanners or tho country.
In England, whero it is estimated
"'at during tho huntimr season, n : hun"
(lrel thousand people ride dally to fox
"1'" or 10 I'niciico tneir salo horses,
lll0r Is.ofcourse.a moro nctivo demand
"mn cfln ho expected In this country, at
'wt for t very longtime; but, oven at
""'suay, in the- Now York market, a
perfect sauuio boroo, nearly thoroucli
urcu pcneciiy uittctt aim broken, nnd
wl respects suited for tho use of n la-
uyr gentleman, may bo readily gold
for from $2i00 W.OOO. And when wo
eonslder tho fact that tho animal belongs
n raeo mat arrives at early maturity,
wjuio ins wiioio training may bo IncI
. a , . . . .
n,nl 10 u,otIoln& or errands nnd tho
"'"y recreation 01 tho younger
me'" ?. i .. farmer ? sa'lMy' U
. . u,a" "I'l'onunuy ior
Cnmtttnnt Inn ff r.lrtnuiirn on1
--......,,. Ula V 1'IVIW UlU it is 1.4 I't UU L
bhould bo enough toinduco tho Kiviuir
oi greater attenilon to tho saddio horse
question. American AgrhttUurht.
Tuts country boys ought to read moro
' ' ' "
Hours every ovonlng to cxamlnlnir
yVan iq como man money ion at tho-
MISCELLANEOUS.
N
A T I O N A Ii
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
or TUB
UNITIID HTATKD OF AMIIIUUA
WAsitiNOToy, v. rs
CltAUTEUKDUYSt'ECIAIiACTOKCONaniaa
Aithovkd July 2, isos,
CASH C A P I T A Ii,
rAID IK tvt.u
$1,000,000,
11 11 AN CH Ol'FIOK:
FIRST NATIONAL DANKlIlHILDlNO,
P II I Ii A D E Ii P II I A,
Wlicro tho general buMness of tho Company Is
transacted, and to which nil general corrcpon'
Jenco should bo addressed,
O Pl'IOi: 1ISI
CI.AUKNCK It. CtiAlllC. President.
JAY COOKII, Chairman Flnanronnd Exccutlvo
Comratttco.
IlENnY D. COOKi:. Vlco-rresldcut.
F.MH1WON W. l'F.I.T, decretory ami Actuary
This Company offers tlio following advantages:
1 1 Is n National Company, Chartered by special
act of Congress, 1803.
It has a paid-up capital of 81,000,000.
It oUlts low rales of premium.
It furnishes larger Insurance than other com
panics for tho same money,
1 1 If definite aud certain In IU terms.
It Is ahome company In every locality.
Its pollclf s aro exempt from attachment!
Theroarc no unnecessary restrictions In llio
policies.
Every policy Is non-forfellablo.
Polices moy bo taken which pay to the Insured
their full amount, and return all tho premiums,
so that tho Insurance costs only tho Interest on
tho annual payments.
No extra rata Is charged for risks upon tho
lives of females.
It Insures. not to pay dividends to policy-hold
ers, but at Co low a cost that dividends will bo
impossible.
Clrculars.ramphletsnnd fullpaitlculars given
ou application to the Branch Ofllco of tho Compa
ny, or to
E. W. CIAIli; A CO., Philadelphia,
General Agents for Pennsylvania and Southern
New Jcrses".
JOEL E. BRADLEY, Bloomsburg Ta.,
Special Agent for Montour it Columbia Counties
Feb. 19,'(0.-lyr.
QNFAILINQ EYE PRESEUVEItS,
Messrs. LA ..UIU3 & MOllItIS,
OPTICIANS & OCULISTS
llAHTFOim, CONN.,
Have, wlthnvicwlomcct tho Increased demand
for their
C E I. E BIl ATKD
PEItFECTED SPECTACIilSS,
Appointed
Miss A. D. WE BP,
BTATlONEIt,
Blooms nun a, PA
As their sole Agent for this place. They havo
taken care to glvo alt needful instructions, and
have confidence- lu the ability of their agents to
meet the requirements of all customers. An op
portunity will ho thus afforded to procure, at all
times
SPECTACLES UNEQUALLED BY ANY FOB
THEIU HTUENQTHENINa AND PKESErt.
VINO QUALITIES,
Too much cannot be said as to their HUPEItl-
OllITY over the ordinary glasses worn. Thero Is
no glimmering, wavering of the light, dlzzlneu, or
other unpleasant sensation, but on tho contrary,
from the peculiar construction of tho Lenses
they aro toothing nml pleasant, causing a feeling
of relief to the wearer, and PIIODUCINQ A
CLEAItnnd DISTINCT VISION, as In thenafu-
rul healthy light. They nro tho only Spectacles
that
PRESERVE AS WELL AS ASSIST
THE SIGHT 1
And aro tho CHEAPEST becauso thoUEST, al
ways lasting many YEA us without chango be
ing necessary.
:0:
CAUTION.
Miss A. 1). WEBB,
STATIONER,
JiLOOMSlWJia PA.,
Is tlio ONLY Agent appointed in
this placo.
Jtar WE EMPLOY NO PEDDLERS.
Feb. lllCVly.
"Y" E II A V E N O
TRAVELING AGENTS
Farmers and Deolers who send thelrorders direct
to us, ran avail themselves of the
LOWEST PIIICES
And tare the Commlu-ton. Esrly orders will bo
. . , advantageous to buyers.
ALLEN& NEEDLES.
WANUFALTUllEJtS o-
IMPItOVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
.AND TUB
AMMONIATED FE UTILIZE It.
PERUVIAN GUANO
We sell only No. 1-recelvod direct from the1
Government.
PISH OUANO.
A sploudhl Manure packed In barrels.
Wo also offer for sale Puiib Iand Piastkii.
IIYDiiAULia Cuiiknt and a full nssortment of
OH.1 nud Candles. A DISCOUNT TO DEAL-
EltS.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
South Delawaro Avenue, Phlla
, dolphla.
ESTABLISHED IN It I.
Vor sale by
rilU IIIXM31I8IIUIU1 IRON CO.,
Ifltb. ID.'Ol-Sm. Bu'Omsuuso PA,
gNYDEH, HARRIS t BABSETT,
unnuiaeiuren nud Jobbers of
WEN'S AND I10YH' CLOTHING,
No. 62S Msrkbt, mi 622 CuiuuMce Btrcot,
PbAUuIstpuU. 4
Q.ET THE BEST.
Uuoson's Fia
amou woppear 'junuiar usnuuuii Rod Is
est prtec tfou agslust dluisler byUthtulnc
luvnedo. Tha subscriber Is uveal toe Uio
til best prtec
ver invneuo. Tha subscriber Is ngeot for Uid
uov Invoutlon, and nil orders by mail or la
IT01!,?1" hQ pronltly9Uendedto.
DRY GOODS.
M.
OP. XjTJTZ
( Successor to A, J, Sloan ) has Jtut relumed
from Now York with a full assortment of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
to which he Invites the attention of tho cllltens
of llloomsburg aud vicinity. Ills slock consists
In part of tho following line of goods
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS
GOODS, .
LADIES' BACKINGS, .
HUMMEU SHAWLS,
LADIES HOSE, BLEACH & UIIOWN,
GENTS 1IALFII0SE.BLEACH A BBOWN,
LADIES' GLOVES BILK
AND LISLE THREAD,
KID GLOVES ALL COLORS,
HOOP BKIIITS A CORSETS,
A FULL LINE OF WHITE GOORS
TABLE DIAPERS
TOWELS
NAPKINS
CLOTHS,
AND CASIMER3,
FLANNELS.
DOMESTICS OP ALL KINDS,
and lu fact everything generally kept lu a Dry
Goods Btoro. Call and cxamluo the goods and
satisfy yoursctves, high prices Is ono of tho
things that havo passed nway.
KXCUANUB IIUII.DINO OProSITK TUB COUKT
house maim sthkut MuioiiRnunn PA,
Apr.w.ro-tr.
jyjILLER'S STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has Just returned from the cities
with another largo and select nssortment of
SPRING AlID SUMMER GOODS,
purchased In New York nnd Philadelphia at the
lowest figure, and which he Is determined to kell
on ns moderate- terms ns enn be procured else
wnero in uioomsburg. ills stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of tho choicest styles and latest fashions, toeether
wun a largo .nssortment of Dry Qoods nnd Gro-
cerlos, consisting of the following articles t
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Cosslmeres,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Cedarware
Queensware, Haidware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glassoj,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
Tens,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Clnnnmon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY,
In short, .everything usually kept In country
Btorcs, to which ue Invites Uie attention of the
pnbllo generally. The highest price will be paid
for country produco In exchange for goods.
S. II. MILLER & SON,
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsburg, Pa.
yvTlI?Arri uwnTTvriTnxT txt -nnrnr-
. ......ii i,uiuuiiu.i Axs i iuwm
V3T
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
IN LIGHT STREET,
or
SPRINQ AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE subscriber has lust received and hos on
hand at his old stand In Light Street, n largo and
select
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased at the lowest figure, nnd which he
determined to sell on us moderate terms ns
bo procured elsewhere in Light Street,
Foit cash or cotmrnr produce.
His stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions.
Calicoes, Muslins,
uingnams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Silks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Batlnttts, Casslmers,
Coltonndcs, Kentucky Jeans,
AC, An AO.
GROCERIES, MACKElCftXi,
Quecnsware, Cedarware, Hardware, Medicines,
urugs, ims, rainis, &C.
BOOTS ct SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
In short everything usually kept In a conntrv
Btoro. Tho patronage of bis old friends and the
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest Market price paid for country oro-
auce. PETER ENT.
Light street, Nov. 8 1807,
1115
HOOP SKIRTS.
1115
WJI. T. nOPKINS
Has Removed ulsManufactory nud Salesrooms to
No. 1115 CHESTNUT, ST, PHILADELPHIA,
Wherehls "Own Mnke"nf rlinTnninnirnAr.at.,ru
cs)ieclnlly adapted to First-class Whtiletule uiul
JtitaU Trade, well befouudtoemhrnA Mm
extensive assortment In tho Union, nnd nil the
u iuub, uvBiruueniyies,anapes,l.cIlgtllS
am H sea, 2. 2K, 2Ji. i, yards round, of l'Talii
nnd Gored Puulers, Wulklng Skirts, Reception
.i..,u.,ui.tuiiciiici wiiii uver mueiy uiuerent
varletlesof Misses' and Children's Skirts, ull of
"'."'..V, ul f111-, "uisii, ugninebs,
elastlcliy, durability and real tlitauneu. ate un
equaled by uuy other goods In tho market, and
nro warranted In every respect. Skirts made to
Retail "cjMiueu, wiioiesaio uua
,'ull lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts.
158prlug,:i3Ceiilsj20Bprlngs,45Ucnis:25Bprlnifs.
"CejfiW Springs. 05 Cenisj'and 40 SprlLgs, 7i
'.P'COltSETSII COBSETSIII 67dif-
v,uu.iyieii ana uricfeM. rrnin i 'j-m. -,,.,
embracing R. Worlley.-Beckel," Glove Fitting'
Madaui loy's Corset Skirt Supporter., ilru.
moouj-s raitent Belf.AdJuktln Abdomlual"
Corsets, French. Eniillsh unil iiSsimTKi.
'"f.Corsets, and superior Frencli Patterns of
Vlfn oJ.Inl ., .. mune, to wmcn wo lu-
Complete nssortment of Ladles' Under Gar
ments, at very low prices.
w MSifiAfiW.fKr.'Jia I'ARTRAM AND
z. lrt .?wl.aI-"Jnu wAuumra, tu-
B t '"J"15! S!'le,r Hie public Fllti -two
f t.7 v . -"v"i.-s, t -rice mo each, are beim;
lyeu away toourcubtoiucrs.in order to get them
ntroduccd. Every person In want of articles la
cmunogeisewnere. cull or send for circulars, ut
?,VJ u.V.',f".?A"J Bul "rS?'ni No7illsri5.:
.1 i ' . . " " KiJUUA uciuiD lllli.
iiinr vn'iai., s. "Ui-JviKH.
1869.
SPRING
1869.
Oi'itNiMo o NEW BILKS.
Oi'KNixo oy NEW SHAWNS,
Oi-KMiMu ovNEW CHINTZIM,
U'o oy NEW POPLINS,
Full stock of STAPLE and FANCY
SPRING GOODS.
KYIIK 4 I, A N D I : L L,
lOtJUTU ANU Aliril BTKEmi,
Philadelphia,
Mar, M '00-6U
I
J
!l
TkT n ii r 1 t '
to m,it i, irffre,T.eu taU P""'" Intending
rsfH '.'KfteS?..!? "'.. Jnu.
cation, havVthe lor of he resot Ve 'two
' , , ma nouie proposea to
Iw so kept, and of the amount of aunual sale of
..iuuis, sou return tne same to the Countr
hrruUiUls'Su.T- Ae..or,ar. re'tV'.
Attsl
W 1.' . ......
MONTGOMEUT (30 LM.
j- C
nr.l!,'ll-4U
TN TUB SPRING MONTHS, THE
i7in7i,iS.m.'!a.t,lr.allund'l''li0' n change, and
saparllla Is an usslsraut of he grlSJit value.
RAIL ROADS.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY, on nnd after May loth 1SC8, Trains will
leaToNoRTltcuniiRLANO as follows t
NORTHWARD.
iin A. v.. Dally to Wllltamiport, (except Runday)
lori:lmlra,Canandalgua, Rochester, HuiTalu,
Suspension Bridge, nndN. Falls,
050 r. m., Dally, (except Sundays) fur Elmlmnnd
Ilnlhilo via Erie Itallway from Klmlrn.
(1.10 P.M., Dally, (oxccptHuudays) for Williams-
port.
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
2.33 A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore.
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
0.30 P.M. Dally (except Sunday's) for Baltimore
Washington and Pnlladelphla.
ED. a YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMS
BURG HAiLAOAD
On nud fljr Nov 30th, 180-1, Passenger Trains will
ruu ns follows
Going North. Going South.
Arrive Arrive Lenvo Leave
in in. a.m. p.m. n. lu,
Bcrnuton V ,43 10.00 4.10 6.23
Leave
Pltlston......, 0.10 10.13 4.17 4.53
Kingston ........ 8.40 V.M b;n tl.'.-j
l'iynioiuii ......... :a v:.ts bx u;m
Hhlckshlnny. IX 0.UO 0.10 7.10
llerwlclc u.i'l X.-.H o.a.1 7M
Bloom ... 0.1B 7.C0 7.S1 n.ai
Uauvlllo A.2U 7.1J S.'Al 11.01
Lenve Leavo Arrlvo Arrive
Norlh'd - 4.13 0.10 0.U3 0.43
Connection mndo nt Mcrnnton by tho 10.60 n.m.,
Iriiln ror Great Bend, Blnghamton, Albany nud
all points Nonh. East nnd West.
D. T. BOUND, Sup'U
1863. ISOS.
"PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
JL 11A1LUUAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
TIlKOl'Oll AND DIIIECT 110UTB I1ETWEKN I'lIILA-
HKi.i'iiiA, iialtimore, iiAnmsnuna, wil-
LIAMSrOKT, AND TUB
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA
ELEGANT SLBEPINO CARS
On nil Night Trains.
On and nftpr Monhav. Knv. Wr,l iwiq ih
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Hall Road w 111
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. 10.45 p.m.
'.. " Norihumberiaud...u.lOii,ra.
"J .v, a ,iiiuui.-IU1U.11.0O III.
" " ort,d ..BAlp.ni.
, ...... .. .. nrr.ntErle 10.0Ou.in.
jvuiuiuii uiiii leaves i'uiiaueipuia......8.oo n.m,
" " " Nortird .i.a5p.m
nrr. nt Lock Haven .7.15 p.m,
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie 10.55 a.m.
" .Norlh'd ...i3.in.m.
ti- T.vi.nuLr;ntllll,I?aePllla 10.00 a.m.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erle... ..0.'J3 p.m.
" " ftoit'd 0.30a.nil
11 on- nllihlln.l.lnl-l. '
Mail and Express connects with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River llnll ltoad. Baggage checked
A r. TVTrn
General Superintendent, WUllainsporU
pATAWISSA RAILROAD On and
V.nrtcr. MONDAY, Nov. 23. lfcOS. Passemier
ilium on llio Catawlssa Railroad will run ntfhe
Jlfafl Soak.
STATIONS.
Mall Xorth
Dep. 7.50 a,m Wlllinmsport.
Arr.UlOp. m.
-- o.--u juuncy.
" .G0 " Wnlkonlnirn
uep. e.ii
" 6.12
" 4.55
" 4.10
' 3.55
" 3.35
" 2.28
" 1.50
" 1.40
" 1.20
" 1.10
" D.I0 " Milton.
" 0.52 " Danville. 1
" 10.12 Rupert. '
" 10.25 ' Cauiwlisn. '
" 11.10 ' ltlugtown.
12.30 p.m. Summit.
12.43 lluakake. '
. '.-V? E. Mahony June. 1
" 2,15 "DInc.Tamnqua. Dine. '
4.25 " Rending.
Arr. 0.15 " l'hlladelphla.
" 10.50 " JToNow York via. Read
ling or Maucli Chunk.
I rom New York via. i
" 10.40 n.m.
8.15
.iiuuiu L1IUUK, 1
No Change of cars between Wlllfamsport anil
l'lilladelpula. GEO. WEUU suy'U
TREADING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec 11th, lsGS.
w,rfLT.r,u,uk, LIn? hSm "J0 Nortu nnd Norlh
vii t 'IUladeIplila,New York, Rcaalug, Potts-
A n. .,.,t. tr '. .u o""i"uiiin iioauon
Alleutowu, Easton, Ephrata, JLltlz, Lancaster,
uuluiubla, txc.,
Trains leavo Ilarrlsburg for New York, ns fol-',(!ws.:At,3'jU'6'50ttnd,l'lun-
, 1-',10 uoon nnd
il)j 10,00p.m connecting with similar trains ou
tho Pu. Railroad, and arriving nt Newark at
11.00. a.m.. & 12.2U noon X so? i? .t . ,71,?.
nnilll.lAn.iii ri.:,,VM;i.V triV'"T" "5 "'
luiiiy the3,50 n. m.,nndl0.50p.m,truiuswlUlou,
Leave Harrlsburir for Iiemitntr pniiuiita To.
ma.iua, Mluersvllie, Aslilond, ahumokin 'Pino
(Jrove, AlleutoM'Ii ii 1'mia'd. at 8,10 u.m., dc i',05 &.
4,10 p.111., stopping nt Lebanon nnd principal way
sjatlons;tho4,i0pm.trttlnsmuklngconnoetionsfor
PhlladeiDhlAUUil Unlllinlilt.nnlv I.V.- i,..
.utiKu uu luuuru, via Schuylkill I
aud Bubiiuchunna Rullroad, leuvo Harrlsburg at
o,ou iveiuruiiig: i,eavo new York at 0,00
, hi . "iT """"Wi'WP-. ? P Ulldel-
i""- i uuuuji,bi, ctiecping cars
necompauy tho u.uo u. m., nud5,10 nntoOpHn
'"'''i Jt',-,w"hou!' esn-Wayl'nssenger
T rain leaves Philadelphia at 7jo un-nnM f,,,.
w ith similar train ou East Pa. railroad returning
Irom Readlngut 05 p.m stopping at nil gtaUotir
leavo Pottsvino atwW.!ii.,unu2,45
klnnt 6,23u. m.,Afchlaudat7,(ioa.mand 12ju n i
iuiim;iuuuvo,jutt.ln.,uua 2,20 p.m for l'hlla-
Leave PottSVllleforTTnrrltihni-ff I
and Susquehanna Ralhondat7Tl0n.m. nnd 11 ai
a. ni.,forI'lneUrovonndTrcmonf.
iieiming Accommodation Train leaves Reading
nt 7,J0a.m., returning from Philadelphia at 4,43
Pottstown Aceommmlfftlnn To.1... ..... n.,..
townuto.4ju.m... rutitrtitn,, ,.,.Mr.,T I
at 4,uu p.m. " " """"J-"
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at
7.1W a.m., and u-15 p.m. for Ephrala, Lllli. Ijiucos-
. r.f ??m? ?. l11 Road Trains leave Porklomen
juuaiuu ni ,iaa.m.,and S.30 p. in. ltctnrului
Leave Bklppack at 8.10 a.m., and 12.45 nin ionl
nectlng with similar trains on ReaUln S Itallroad
On Sundays, leavo New York in 8 00 ,, m l'lm.
ndelphla 8,00 n.m. and 3.15 p.m" the 'sMilm'. train
ruuulng ouly to Reading; Pottsvfthi s ou fi m .
llarrlsburg &O n.m. nnd 4 M I and W OO SS
Reading lit 1.U5 and 8,w and 7,13 a.m. for llaVrls.
burg, and 12,50 n.m.. and 7,31 a.m. for New York.
p.m. ior rniiaueiplila.
lutatlou. Mileage, Season, School and Ex
tickets to undfrum all rwiiniu i ,...i. .,,.1
rates. ' ' I
Baggngo checked through 1 103 poundsallowcd to
U. A, HIUOLL.S,
t, t, General Superintendent,
Reading, Pa., Dec. 11. liW.
"nYF.V A.C.?WANNA, &
' . -.j. ...... . t.t.vj. it. rauuimer arrauce-
incut, Apr.5,lM10. Tralus leavo as follows:
EASTWARD. WESTWARD.
Ex-
press
Ac
Ac-
Ex
Mall
STATIONS.
coin.
com
press
1- 111
040
1M
Via M. A E. DIvIs.iaji.i
A.l Va.1. r, ..'
r m
3.35
IFoot Jlarclau &t.
8.30
8.30
8.45
11.05
4 00
4 00
0 40
0 25
0 00
li 15
3.35
..-Christopher Bt
...HobLken
Newark.
3.25
3.00
12,10
4 I.)
4 4U
7 05
Washington
via cen. mi, or
0 .10
7 15
1 U
:m..HtW lOrK H
( that Liberty til)
-..New llnmplou.....
, . -Oxford .,
Brldgevllle
..Philadelphia...
, -Trenton
2.10
12.30
0.00
11.15
11.48
11.58
7.30
U.4S
11.35,
4.40
3.22
1.00
8.17
7 00
5 IW
5 St
5 2i
-....Phllllnshum
11.08
12.05
125
12.35
11.25
.Manunku Chuuk....;
7 35
11.20
11.02
......iieiuware
Mount Bethel
7 SO
8 00
5 11
5 01
10.47
in -ft
ivuier nap.,,
M2.5T
13
-.Ktroudsbu
1.05,
1.15
8 251
..Bnruuuevlli
4 41
10.13
0.60
U.40i
0.22
o.oul
4 20
..iieuryvine....
1.2.1
8 42
8 50
-Oakland .,
1.13
v ml
13 55
.1 41
-...r orKs
......Tobyhanna....,
...Gouldsboro.,...,
...M.MobCOW w,
......Dunning
.Scrauton .
...Clark's summit,..,
..Ablngton....,,,....
I'aetoryvlllo
Nll.nl.M..
2 2lf0 28
2.33,
3
8.45
8.35
S.l'i
2.57
3.08
l'.M
a 15
U5
0. lu
2 M
3.60
4.12
4.20
lUu
11.30
11.10
I'M
7JS
7.30
5.5.5
7.14
U50,
ti-Si
0.10
fi.40
4.311
4.50
4.15
.1.15
Hopbottom""!"!!
5.18
5.40
0.00
0.20
a is
2.50
I'.il
nionirofce
...Now Mllford.
.. Great Bend..,.
5.30
A.Sl,
l'.X.
CONNECTIOKS.
At New Ilnmnton. with rvinini 1, n r
t?C5;.if"r,fiew,lor,,'lillzttb'.t'lalnlleld,Souier.
"i Kaston, ic. ' ' "
At Washington, with Morris 4 1-isex R. It., for
;'-" V',-"r,''MorI'll'luvru,Dover, Hucltett.
ilil fiV.h n T i 1 w1"' Holvldere Delaware
lh!rt Vr"."1"!? lIa. Trenton. pniiiin.i.
"jX,WJVi' . .
ft& tei3fTTO5aU5
..At UtBcnd,wltllrMeItallway. for Bln.lmm.
11. A. HENRY, Gen. Pass, aud fkU Agout;
S2000 A YEAR-
With Ultle labor, twimelhlne entlrel
y now for
heard from, .every Hay 'since discovered tS'tn S
r,!1f'.m,ldub,cv'r'''l0 wl'olmsye t taken
hold of the business., men to hU ! ,.T.;,:.iii'il" "
Mil 1 iiu he nil 1. (it ptiv niniM.w,. .. .. . . r -
Bpd'wA'ob'iirL'rnX
ISO IlltVllM. un 1 -r 1
" Please enclose stamp fof circulir Ad. IrVi,
Valeullne l.Uauk. New lVlMiuiiewTerVviV'T
' U ! T H. WALTER,
NOTICE OP DISSOLUTIOV. Iu, Walter A
The oo.partnershlp herrtofore eilitlnr belwu Importer and Dealer lu
SMftSSS CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENHWAIUfii,
PThobu,iuUesS"w No- m M'k" Blml.
J1 "I0S- "entoni"., J"N BTROUP & CO.,
4tt irri, Successors to Btroup 4 Brother,
nK$?FJ9 WHNTINQ whole3aus dealeiw m fibil
tSJf oaSfC,,led rt Tn,tC0L """ Htu. No. ill North Wharves, nnd SO KulhTMt, Bi
GROCERIES, &c,
c
ONFE0TIONERY.
The nnderslened would respectfully announce
to the publlo that be has opened n
FIRST-CLASH CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In thebulldlng lately occupied by Bernard Htoh
uer, whero hols prepared to furnish all kind; or
PLAIN A FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AC, AC.
BY WltOMtSAM! on IUITAIL.
T., .hml m A.H n,nrim,tit nt ntl imtmI. 111
his line of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,,
suitable for the Holidays. Particular attention
given to
BREAD AND CAKES,
of nit kinds, fresh every day,
CHRISTMAS OANDIEB,
OHIBTMAB TOYS.
A call Is solicited, nnd satisfaction will be
guaranteed.
Nor. 52. 1887. ECKHART JACOBS.
REMOVAL OF
C. O. MAKE'S
NEW STORE
TO BltlVB'B BLOCK,
ON T11K CORNER Or MARKKT AND IRON STREETS.
The undersigned having received from the city
a full and complete supply ot
8PRINCJ AND SUMMER
DRY QOODS AND GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE,
CEDAll AKD WILLOn'-WAllB,
CONFECTIONERY, GLASS-WARE,
TOI1AOCO,
UA1S AND SHOES,
FLOUR, SALT, FISH, AND MEAT,
all of which I propose selling at a very low figure
tor cash or produce.
49- Call nnd see.
April 12, 1807. C. C. MARR.
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GOODS
GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAIW
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAPS!
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES'
HOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES'
BOOTS AND SHOES!
READY-MADE CLOTniNG
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
LOOKING-GLASSES. ,
LOOKING-GLASSES
IAMKINO-GLAaSES
looking-glasses
looking-glasses;
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS
NOTIONS
NOTIONS
notions!
paints and oils,
paints and oils
paints and oils
paints and oii.s
PAINTS AND OILS!
groceries,
groceries
groceries!
GltOCEKILs!
groceries!
UtJEENSWARE,
tiUEENSWARE
queens ware!
atlEENSWAHE
uueensware
hardware,
hardware
hardware!
hardware
hardware!
TINWARE,
TINWARE
TINWARE
TINWARE
tinware!
SALT,
HALT
HALT
HALT,
HALT,
FISH,
fish
FISH,
KITH
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
GltAIN AND SEEDS
GRAIN AND SEEDS
GRAIN AND SEEDS
4C,
AT
JlCKKLVV, N10AL 4
McKELVY, NEAL
MCKELVY NEAL 4
McKELVY NEAL &
CO.'S.
CO.'B
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
l-ri u
JUI-H.H.I.V X, J412AL &
Northwf SSSi l J!?!5 ?'! Streets,
Northwest 5!m',n, Ji'etsEfelul:
V.?iHut corner of Main and Market strei'
unuwesi corner of Main nn.l m,.i u,.;;.'
Northwest corner of Main and Mam.t
BlAlOMsntIRO, PA..
BIAIOMSBURO PA
BL00MSUUK0 PA..
BIA)0MSIiURO I'X
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IRON AND NAIL
AKP NAIlS
IRON AND NAILS
"JON AND NAILS
IRON AND NAILS;
en iffii? lnan,U1" ttn'1 tnu. alway
riUICJCERING & SONS,
v- Manuticturemnr '
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT riANOR
Received tho First Grnnd Gold Medal.
higher rccomnenka.
iiir ctioad ui' THE
LEGION OF HONOR.
3ITION. PARIS. ,807.
nt
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION,
ii?,aeJff "'''''Shcst awards of tha biposl
St-vrviNi kTiwt iW-.lu",V,.V.",.f. u.n. wrded
ill I lift IIIlltfKi (llntsiu 1 I
tlllor. with thV lendhig ,n7nufaauS?H "o
S?.ulJ'5'l.. dntll,e Great Exhibition in!"','1,?
wo
..ufct7er I ..Ununited SSI,8'V.,.,
ma
gOJIETIIINQ NEW.
I.... undsrslgned begs leave to irm ....
frleuds nnd the nnhlir .11 ' u..""rm Her
"P'" lu V BmMr. t""t she has
..ai0.,uiiu,
of good, in tha lino nr a fresh stock
MILLINERY nnd TiiTwifiwnc
--.r U pre
COLOB STRAW HATS
lmu'' Rnu worls "atUfactory.
Light Street. OotnW 1 it, "
g V. PETERMAN,
with LIFPlNCOTTATitrvrrvi,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
and No. SO North Delawaro Avenue
Philadelphia.
do N0' " EAST FOURTEENTH ST., NEW YORK
g Feb"0!'S!laaw'"",udFlf"' Avenue. '
l-.M, '
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
RATIONAL FOUNDRY,
Bloomsburg, columuia ixiumy, i .
nm inliMl!jer.tiioiirletor of the nbovc-tnmod
extensive establishment, Is now prepared to re
ccivo orders for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FOR COLLIERIES, BLAST
FURNACES, STATIONA RY ENGINES,
MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES, AO
Iio Is nlso nrepnred to make Stoves of nil lc
nnd patterns, Plow-Irons, nnd everything usually
mndo In first-class Foundries.
Ills extensive facilities and practical workmen
warrant him in receiving the largest contrncU on
tho most reasonable terms.
Grain of all kinds will be taken In exchange for
Castings. ,
This establishment Is located near the Lnckr
wanna and Bloomsburg Railroad Depot,
PETER VILLMYER.
TOVES AND TINWARE.
A. M. RUPERT
announces to his friends and customers that
continues the above business nt his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSDURG.
Customers can be accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of article found In n Stove nnd Tinware Es
tablishment In the cities, nnd on tho most reason,
able terms. Repalrlngdoneatthoshortcstnotlco,
25 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
N
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON KAIN STREET, NEARLY OPrOSITX MILLER.'
BTU11K,
IlLOOMSBURG, PENN'A.
The undersigned has Just fitted up nud opened
his new
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
In this place, whero he Is prepared to make up
new Tin Ware of all kinds in bis line, and do
repairing with neatness nnd dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms. Ho also keeps on hand
STOVES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES,
which ho will sou upon terms to suit purchasers.
Glvo him n call, lie is n good mechanic, nnd
ucserviugoi tnepuuiie patronage.
JACOB METZ.
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1807.
Q.EORGE H. ROBERTS,
Importer nnd Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Ac,
No. 811 North Third Btreet, above Vine,
Philadelphia.
jAcon K, Smith. J. R. Seltzer
g MIT II &. SELTZER,
Importers and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
GUNS, CUTLERY, AC,
NO. 409 N. THIRD STREET, An, CALLOWIIILL,
. PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 22.C7 - tf.
TOBACCO & SEG-ARS.
TX W. RANK'S
"iVlIOLESALE TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. HO North Third Street,
between Cherry nnd Race, west side,
rmiaaeipuia.
"YiTARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF A SEGAR
MANUFACTORY,
NO. 313 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Second Door below Wood,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. W. WARTJCAN P. KKnil.vlH
T EIIIGH VALLEY AGRICULTU-
BREINIG & HELFRICH,
MANUFACTUI1K113 OK
BREINIG'S COMPLETE
BONE MANURE.
A concentrated manure combining tho rellablo I
feillllilngpropertlesofBONEDUSTorGROUND
BONE, with the nctivo elements of pmitvim I
GUANO, AMMONIACAL MA1TER, AND
SUPER PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
KuunnileoiiiL' it nM H flnitnr. 'ui.r "Z Jfi
IViir ,iiii . r, ,esn"a,vatious In quality to
" ICIIUUIU Illlll UUli 1
FarmcrS can ii ..tn,,' , V??Z ."i,:"1 1'"""-
;y,V,V''"fc'ves. Weuso'onfyBoneauaio S
i mtloOuanofor phosphatoof Lime. Send for
'Farmers' Manure Uui.io " i-r rvt . -fi..r....i.r I
turtr's rato by ' " -"""""
r 1 i?ATlP.?STf9ir nolirshurg, Ta.
JIar.I9,'C!).(jm, WALTER SCOTawlshaPa,
QJ1NIBUS LINE.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
,uvt,w:i ui uioomsDnrs ami Ihn nnlk1tn
RllllMl.n l. , 1
.....j ,u un i running nn
OMNI11US I.TNK
between this place nnd the different rnllroadde
P"'"l'y (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
I several tra ns iroinu Rnmh w... ....
. ..- - " " "l'
wlssa and Wllllamsport Railroad, and with those
sums oni, ana Houthon tho Lackawanna and
uiuuuibuurg luuiroad.
Ills Omulbslsses are In good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, and charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to moot or see their frlen,!.
p art, can be accomodated upon reasonable chargj
i.iucij uoiiceatany or the hotels.
JACOB L GIRTON, Proprietor.
Mp1 A R M E R B 1 1
IBY TUE
ALTA VELA I'HCBI-HATE.
ninnle ouaSiti'J06 Pcr cent- ot Ammonia, nn
EffiVSZ a o, CT. ".i iffiL"?. ky
ffiSkWriSffiSS
SW&?yS&&
JSOpertdioi rlu LiS: "." vi,"0s ce.
pamphlet. A.l.lr "" 'or
AllE ALTA VELA GUANO CO.,
S.S. llISHOP4Co.Ageuts,
SOON. Del. A v
if''"' I'ennsylvaula, Philadelphia and
So.ul." Jersey
July 8,'wi-ly
67 Brond h ov, N. Y.
Concentrated Indigo.
It TIIELAUNDIt.
iuJuloTi?errZerVcrtrCak'or ""ymanncr
''! "Jiocket pin cushion of imery bSr x,cou"
inVbOolxCesa.nalar,S0 ' put up
E-n? I'M?.1 "ax " nrpper Trade Mark.
Bloomsburg'pa. Feb.12,'l!jmIo'.LLl:U B0N'
gHARI'LESS & IIARMAN,
KAOLKl-OUNPnVANlllIANlTVi.-rn,,...,.
sro14 PLOWS WIlorvsAii. ,., smooth and
Tll CKLEU JtATEU MOSTBOSB 1K0K UEA A L.W" fU"U U"J SIV8 I'K?ik
All kinds b ;Yi;tr;. ?f ."('"'""llfltystoves. . MSS",
Km,. .1. . 1.1. ""1 1IU11111I. IlllLtlH I,, fihl.a I Unnur.... . . .,..JT-1
mmn.: i-S?.B,": A" xtH P. B. HAHMAN. '"'"Per, nud all pen diseases,
Mur.lii'iu.ir. ' Proprietors. Wholesale and lt
Q.EORQE FOELKER & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
WOODEN WILLOW WARE. YARNS.
Oll-Cloths. Wicks, Twines,.Baskels. etc.. tte.
5 June. '"kel B'- m Chn"n . Jhilada.
s
LATH ROOFING,
BTDB r TARIBTY
MOST FAVORABLE RATES,
JOHN THOMAS, akd rum.pii r i F fWnpers of Dr. I2.V. Welt.s JAM,
Box. '.TI
DRUGS & MEDICINES i
TONATHAN IIUlHT.viiin
O or Bitters has never failed toV?
kind of Dpepslni is the mot..
s nud herbs" (Sy
will convinceany one
No fnmlly should bo without It. lit '"'WT
bottles, prepared nnd sold i,v .1 "Pis.
A Co, Schuylkill Haven, Pn, ana i"v J,,1'
DR.
T A Y L O RS
olive branch
BITTERS
UIO
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atr
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A mild nnd ngrcenblo Tonic sttmi.t... AT
nchlcniidCotmlnatlvo
fAT
Tl T T T V. T a 1
n 1
Extracted entirely from Herbs and Iioou f
UK
Intro
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
nnd Loss ofAppellloj
and an excellent Corrccllvofor person, m
from Disorders of the Bowels, Flntol
Vot
cw
Hum
Rst
Sold IJvcrywliorc.
epot, No. 413 Market Street, l'liUnfe,
Cii
.'01
J. K. TAYLOR
SepU4,'CS-ly.
A CO,
Ayer's
BEf
IK
rg
Hair Vig0
For restoring Gray Haf
its natural Vitality and CoTuJ
I , . M Slut
A drcin -
U nt citico H Si
1 1.1 .c.Leu
Iieitllliy, uiul tiaplsci
for iirc'!eniB;u.n.
luiir. i'utMtJ 9'
hair in soon rj a )
to its origin, J.Ma
with the j?:
freshness of "nbl
Thin liair iiT.B-
cncil, falling litiir rlicclcctl, Hi 1' ""
noss often, tliougli not tiHvnj.',
by its use. Nolliin run rcste-ei?
hair wlicro llio follicluj nro fe
or llio Rlftnila ntropliicil mill i
But sucli ns rcinniti can lie mfrnsT
usefulness by tliis npplicnliou. 1'1MI
of fouling llio hair willi n pi'-if3,
mcut, it will keep it clean uiiu t'y, ",
Its occasional uso will piceut i!!1.
from turning gray or falling e ,1
consequently prevent balJncsi. ' jt
from thoso' deleterious Mibitanciiii'.B0
make some prcparatious daiigcwsua:
iDjurioiis to llio hair, the ViJjJ
only benefit but not harm il. II' J-
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING
notliing clse can lio found EoJejulK ;
Containing neither oil nor dje.L kocki
not soil while cuinbrjc, and )t
long on tho hair, giving it a ml , .1
lustro nud a grateful perfume, j.'
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer inj
Practical and Analytical CiiiV'
uan
PRICE $1.00.
Feb.5,ll!(l!).
A , ,
Ayers unerry jfecicMEB
For Sisoases of tho Throat ana I
such as Coughs, Colds, Vhoopj'ORK
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthni,' Mttln
nnd Consumption. , Q,v
Probably never beforo la tlio whole 15. nlw
medicine, lias anything won so widely sndt-
upon uio coniklcnco of mankind, as Uisf'OON.
leniedy for pulmonary complaints. Tliw-Vr choi
series pfycan, and among most of UkST
1 un it 11 is risen mgncr nnd liiglicrlatofVti'i
ttuu, ns It lias becomo better known. h M'
Cll.U'actcrnniI lion-or tn riirn Ihn vnrlnnil?-rf r-
pf lira Iuiiks and Uiroat, have mado It knon.i JAC
haulo protector ngalnst them. Whllo lill st t
milder forms of disease and to young iMt '
nt Uio samo time Uio most effectual n.meJl ' - .
bo glrcn for incipient consumption, (: "
tv. w, uuiiuo, ui una uiruat anil luogi. -v.
1 ialon nun nfit smlilim niinpi-a r,t r'n,u..t.xclian
bo kept on hand in every family, anil m
nro sometimes subject to colds and ,,..'.
ciiLFU,,. uv llluvitlUU W1UI UllS anilUOLC
Although settled Consumption Ii 11JI eroe.
curable, still great numbers orcascs vta w- n
caso seemed scuied, havo been coni)W u 1 .
and tlio patient restored to 6ound hciB , A ,
Cherry J'ectoral, So comjilcto li IUH'; S
over tho disorders of tho Lungs oud nv-
tho most obatlnato of them yield to it. Vfc 1 ) ) ' '
Ing clso could reach Oicni, under Uio C"N n. si
lornl they subside and disappear. ! iSJs
hlngert and l'ublle Sneakers flaJpf ,,.
tcctlon from It. V', J r:
.Isttmri u nhvays relieved and ctai jTjjii
cured by It. ' J.Malu
Jironchltle Is generally cured by B., , ,,,,
Cherru JVrforal lu small and franimii.
hO CltnUKlI V AM llal.li,n. Innnn iMlll A. 11
not publish Uio ccrtllleatcs of lliem hereon . tat(
tluin assuro tho publlo that its naalltieit
maintained. "xrllJ
Ayer's Ague Cu
ISU,
Fever nnd Acuo, Intermitted?'"'"0''
Chill Fever, Itomittent Few.1 ,
Altuo, Periodical or Bilious Fey'r J. Rb
and indeed all tho affections wLsbivt
ftom malarious, marsh, or a-Cy .
poisons, rJCTt
f in ' n na7"! Iml'", It does Ciiw. M.Btrael
uu.a,ulK uciuicr jirsemc, i;uiii"i--t .4.
MhatCVer. It fn nnufu lnt,,w,a ,nv nntlitll
IllllllllPP nn.l l. Jl. ..rli lh,liJ
. ItlllJI much ui lu, tuiv, ""-!,
uirtj, aro literally beyond account, andsif
oi,3.,VHcii"RW1 k-je
receive of Uio radical cures effectea la 9 aj'
cac, an.l wi,Cro oUier remedies had whoDr
Ull.lffl lllltn.1 -neLbnt 4 i-m
'r"c 1 ns through mlasmatlo localltlei,J).. Or
tectcdliy taking tho AOUV OVKK cWcottow
.. ?r ffrerComnlatntu, arising fre,5ragot
rifui0.I'hfrfuls an excellent remMlr.iia
Forl.1l,,if,HlLc"':l
an PXrillnnl von,,!.- ..M,l..An mflnT C -I HB
markable rurcs, where other mi!eln(i Jf7
nP"?,ty Dr. J. C. Ateh & Co,'?;s nlt
and Analytical ChcmlsU, LowcU, llau,' !M
all round the world, ' i5S?
micE, $i.oo psr isoiH'y.vH
fi brie
gENDEBSIIOTT'S
J.Si
and
GERMAN CATTLE VOW'l
n.. . ..
mis 1'owder In I,. IIavmI to lia suncrl0!a''iriT
Horso or Cattlo iw,ir in uso. It MirWlln
hlood, eloauscs tho system, nnd gives he-,' "ITT "
Hon and tone to the stomach. By Its u J. Bi
will Improve lu ilosh, nud tho coat 'WEif
'(,!
Iclne yet discovered for the cure of ii?1 i3.i
Dyspepsia. I, ver Complaint, Itrorici?i SlP
diseases of tho Throat, Chest mi l'S fit
mndo entire y of roots' ,! i ,.,nJi Uns JiF
1
t ,i, .
r 'lib
Ca,tinL?.!;lN,.W.0?,:E' rLOW- 8"'eplmprovo and produco a heaMJVjf
"'"'n "once. . -", mieu anq are free from soro u'"ig3
ilJlnn
Wholesale and Retail Depot, land d
HEKUERSHOTT'S Drugfetw.1"
Feb. 19,'co-tf
AHEUICAII f-,-T
lILOOMSDll.l WW
.k , corn
yy Am waiiqut & co,, 0 ;i
WHOLESALE aKOOEJ1,,,.
N, E, Corner Second and Arch BV
rjiiuityiW.i
!).!.,. i i, "PC
TEAS, BTUUPU, COFFEE, 8UOAK, JIOl1
.., sngxa, bj 0abb g0DA, A0,W
. Orders wUl receive nromDt atUatt'
May 18,l8T-y.
nW-OTIOE,
..The undsrslzniid
J he underslm.i i,.i., i.... o..'-
Ul
n-, - " """nm, r,'""""iocallou him nnd sotlls H.worfc
Philadelphia.
Mar.l,'o.Iyr,
Blooxsbvuo, I'a.
lug ncoouuu,
MATHEW WYNKJ
Apr. IC,0j.2t
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