THE COLUMBIA AND DEMOCRAT, ULOOMSBTJJtG, COLTJIA COUNTY, PA.
Wlirii In lluy a Farm". ' ' ' .
Very low iw.siii(hiiu td kim'w llmt
tlto moil His of J.iino niitl July iro tlin
IjiMt lit tlio ycnr In which to luri'lt' ftlr'or
purclnisu ii CiinTi. At'llil-l seagirt imO
uunjuilgo whuthur thu land cm ov,doo
produce kooiI crops; for, if It i rich, thu
wuvlrig gran ami grain will ho it it ocu
lar duiiionstratl'Ri of , thy filctj mid If
thcro l3,iiocordlii(? to thu Hlurootypcd uh
oertion, mi iilmmiuiR'o of cliulco fruit It
can bo eon at "this timo to thd lMt tid
vantage. Tlio lo)v lands, will show
whether they nro rcrtlly dry-enough for
tmMurus In Hunmiur, nnd the uplmul lis
capacity for wltlistandlii!? rt 'drought.'
If thyra uro any inijsiiuUos'jibut, they
will generally inaku 'tliiiripit"ruuei)
known nt this Uim;,!! javer, nnd hy ou-
nerving tlitiUillilieii in thd ndlgltbor-"
hood onu can iloteruilnejAyhbthpr tho lo-
enllty h healthy or olhcrwuo.
auiniiier.liaU().Kg56tl,lllIno to view
tho novcr railing Hpiing nnd tho trout
pond near by, anil a draught froili 0110
nnd n lunch' from thb-nther uro attrac
tions which tliono who possess tlicin sel
dom fall to bestow1 irijlbti (lipid who arc
HKely to hecomo purchiMCE. Even
thu weeds on a farm will assist a man
in detennlnhig lta value;' for1 If nfiUilng
hut stunted ragwtcd arid fivu-lltigen arc
to bo scou, then thu l.?i)d may ho act
down as poor Indeed: hut if burdock
nnd catnip nbountt, ttsliowa strength to
produce crops of a higher order.
Tho past uro nnd meadow,oreliardand
away thoTrdfj Mil prevent .prossiiraon
It," that Is to say they rut It away to
tliiuvcry object of It creation
prevpiiltho,
Thq,frtgijTi(
tinrltntrUn? i
courM ith?eoiiiea 1 1 perfect flnfeipiHtniid
, n ..Tiifif...K... t...fL .....
i Hiiou ill nover tie ciuuiir any
nortiotJalf Allowed Ifftakti lirfiinturul
and iii-ou'ctloiniTthu foul. Iiivdlw thu
froiMimy ho seuii In' lis full VluorrTml
iisrfulri(i"s; litit at tho flrsrhhociiit tho
knlfogoci to work ami ho it continues
Whllo thoro la any frog td Cut. Ptt,
lloyal Soviet!.
PHILADELRHIAiDIFlECTORY
.1
itr...ntiiTinvT .. rm
Manufacturers nl
OIL CLOTHS AND4WIiJDO W M1IADKB,
WaMhono,No.JMNoilUrdBtrt
' " IliUadafphU." '.'
dry goods.-)
M.
JOHN BTltOUP A CO),'
Bucce siorn lo Blroup A Brother,
' WHOLESALE bUtytatA'i.N'FIBH, -'
No. U North Whams.' ami Hi Nitlh Water BU.
' PhtlaVMphla
I jrtfni wonderful dnvs nf "onco upon
n limb," there lived n worthy Miller,
InUcPd; Und ho had n very Inrgofamlly
dfKinallnnd rosy children. A3 you
may suppose, ho had to strugglo with
all his might and tnaln to keep his own.
head tfndhlitflfo'S head, utid his cliil
lifen's1 rciicctlvo noddles abqvo water.
Clatter, clatter, hum hum, went tho
mill all.day long; yefc when Saturday
night eattio round, itml tho Jlillcr Wok
from his earnings this lltllo nmount for
the butcher, and that llltlo sum for tho
ijhocmnker, thei'o were but few If any
pen'eo toWy hy for iv rainy ilay. In
trutji, tfio JllIleEis purto was Considerably-lovWr
than tho water In his dam.
And tlint. 1j sayUig.a great deal. Weok
after week lio grw moro discouraged.
Instead of tho cheerful faco which ho
gNYDEll, IIAIIWS & BASSETT,
" MundraclnrcH Kriil JoMxsw of
I
MUN'H Ami'POYH' CDUOTUINa,
Nos. SU rinrktt, nua 6Ji Upmmer;e Hlrcot,
lliAmlelpHliu
H.
was wdhtto bIiow to his neighbors, liol
garden, nil show what thej USf-V.4Sl!iP0.n r'a&a-ribt. to
what may be expectefi,om n tnes
months; Jjtii.Kifffror later tho aspect
JJiSiiilgu may change. III. tho spring
"tho trees may not have .shown leaves,
flowers or fruit; tho roads nro muddy
If ever; and the distance from tho farm
to tho railroad, station appears to bo
much greater than It nctually If, espec
ially to u stranger. In autumn tho
leaves aro turning yellow, tho grain has
been gathered, tho fruits ,nra nearly
gone; still tho air is frcsh and thefland
scapu glowing with autumnal tints; but
tho valuable products, aro mainly out
of sight, being stored in tho bam or in
tho proprietor's pocket.
V. l'ETEKMAN, , ,
UlTlNdOTT S THOTTEtt
'W"ltOr.k&ALE (iHOOKIlll,
No. 21 otlli Wnlor Ktref I.
mid No. 20 North lKikwnre Avenne
' Ililladelplilft; '
j.EORGE FOELKEIt A jCjO.;
WholcsoloDcniorsJu .
woodkn & Billow waue, yahnh.
OIl-ClotbB, WicUs, TwlncsACttRkelii, etc., etc.
1 19 A 451 MnrltctSt( ft2M Chtirch St., ruiladn
Jane6,'C8. i-. .
JOHN C. YEAOEIV & CO.,
Wlioiotalo Drolcrs In
JtATB.-CAl?, BTHAW G001JS, AND
LADIES', FtJltS.
No. 457 Norlli Third fctrccl,
ilor.ll),'(!9-ly .UMl.idClntlc'"'
' (Biicccasorjo A.J.BIonn) lina Jotlrcturued
ffom New Vorli'viUj ta nBsortmeritolfe-.
"nilYjaOODAND notions
to which ho Invltis tho nttPtitlon of llio cltUens
of llloomtburg auiX lclnlly, Ilia Block couUU
Ih part of thsfollowlngllnoofgoodi
srniNa and summer dress
' goods,
LADIES' HACUINaS,,
HUMMEll SHAWLS,
LADIES' U03E, 11LKAUII & IHIOWN,
' UENT8' HAL1'II0SE,DLEACII A nitOWN,
,i.T ll-M '
LADIES' dlX)VUS Bll.lt
AND I.l.HLE TIIRKAD. '1 '
KID OLOVIALL C0IXJ113,
'. i t r
11O0I' BKHITH A COIWETri,
A FULL LINE OP WHITE 100D3
IV iu.V
liaTO NORTHOMBKBtAKD M fOllOWI t
Nl lit I 11 W7 ILU.
3 A'. K.-'Dftlly W Wllllamdrort, (f cM fjprlrtftyj
Tor K iniirn, vauiaiuuiiRUK. uwuOTm, juh.
( Hmncnilou Drldie. nndN, tnlli. .
OM r. v., Dally, (oxcont Bonday) for Kimlrn nnu
; llullilo via Erie itallway from Hlmlrii.
S05 r. m., Dally, (except Bnuday) for Wllilam.
v TltAINB BOUTIIWAnD.
DJO'A.'M. Dally'lexceptMonday'iJfof Baltimore.
WILMINGTON AND lUIILADIiUl-JlIA.
loOV.M. Dally (expertBnnday'eJfor Baltimore
WMninswn iluu..wi.ij..R T0UNO,
.. r General l'oueugcr Agenu
Alkhkd n. VlK B, .Gen'l Bupt.,
Plasteu and Salt roa, Gltjver.
A correspondent of tho Gcrinnntown
Tclfffraph says he;lia full-faith hi plas
ter and salt us1 an' application to clover,
cither for hay, seed or pasture, and
gives tho retinltpf- ids experiment as
follows:
This lastyearl tried nn'experiment
on a field (all clo.ver) which was inten
ded for bay. It was In thirty feet lands.
To the first land I applied plaster.sown
broadcast, at a rate of two bushels per
acre, at a cost of ono dollar per acre ; to
tho second lnnd.'l applied, in tho same
manner, two bushels of common ground
salt, at thecostj.of $2.50 per.acro, lo the
tldrd lanaj appllcd. in tho sauiuinan-.
nern'mixttireof salfand plntcj-, (iriii
bushel of each) at a1 cost ofiiliTS per
nCro,.nhd so "on all' over' th, "tle'ld.
Throughout thoiwholofsprlng.nny not
ice in tho art of farmlinr' would havo
picked out every thlrd'la"nd. aJliBlk!ii;J
next tlio lirst ones, to wliqljAhqpIiifteri
was applied. Having Ions' hwn an ndJ
-ocale of 'plifiter'for'ciover; 'IM'SsWrj4
cuisBfiil to motepveryclrctfinstanw.ho
over trifling; which 'could lnany 'way
nfl'ect tho experiment, andnmribwVcry'
thankful for this case, as. It 'onhble'md
to eommunleatfe'sUVeral important ro
suits which othorwho I could 'not havo
nccountedt (qr,,, TliOjtimcsorppwing
thosubstnnccs, on tho wilolo lleid, ex
tended over two nnd 'it 'hlilf Syeej.-s;
short tlmb elapse'il lic-tven i-ijpi'i riatc
of'thro lacd-i. Thu vttiiljr f tlnit J,
flnil .thc,samo aiponiit M iiIaster'doe,i
liest when tlio clover Is two or thi eo In
ches hlgland jjvljon It is sown on the
loaves when t'licy am wet with di'wThe
salt did best when a warm rain i';ljust
alter 1 1 was sown. Tlio' action of 'tho
mixture Is plain; woapply in onostlm
u'lanttho four ingrouiehts mos( needed
by clover, yln sulphuric acid, ffmo,
chlorino and soda.
Ti.il? QmiN.-wM ft liealth-preserving
esculent, po vegetnt)Io hojds a moro Im
portant rfoRltlon among its fojlows'tlian
moouiun. uoniainiug rrjore tnan Zi
Iter cent of tho nourishing gluten, and
at tho a.mo timo being an etrtctnal jiro
ventativo o manj'.diseases.'its Imimrt-
ancecan bo. hardly over estimated".
with all theso favorablo qualities, it Is
a surprising act that many farmers do
not ralso sufllclent of tneso esculents lor.
their own use, and fewer still think of
providing them for their "poultry nnd
stock. A few raw Onions chopped Jlno,
and mixed occasionally with tho food
of young chickens, or old hens, acts as
a tonic, and rarely fails put and ki;ej
them In perfect health.. They .have tho.
saino. beneficial efl'ect when fed to stock,
oiten curing, and almost' nlWayspro
venting disease.
Tho continually increasing) demand
for this product of tho farm, gives en
couragiug evidence of tho manner In
which its valuo is beginning to ho ap
predated. Nor is lt as, difficult ;a task
to raibo them as Is generally suppose:.
Having selected eultabUKsoil, which
should be mellow and free frourstOnes,
It should bo prepared by culilvatlpg
nnd raking until tkoroughjypulvciizetlr
iseoii Bnouia do sown in jiniisi -pprnapa
du inch in depth, about' thd itiiddio of
May, or as much carligr aS the, wcatljer;
and soil wlll4ormit. Cafp, should ho
taken to procure, beetl whidi i kuown
to ho good. As soon usup sufficiently high
to render it safe, stir up tho sol) b'Jwi'cn
tlio rows, woed thoonlouscarefully.and
thin them out until about two inches
apart. If they arpkeptfreo from 'woods
.and tho, soil was sufficiently rial! to
wromencp wlththerc can lordly Il
io no a goou cjop, n ospijonsu ap
pllcatlon.of itOR.trejsIi3of,vopd,f-lIiefl,
or dry manure, pulverjeed, hafbeeri
mtidj hy some growers with good ef
til . .J.i r. i , 4 'i, M
OnaicitvATiONS, on Shobino.No
persop should ever allow hi horso to
j bo shod by ia farrier who eraployu or
Keeps In hu shop thOfitnlfo. umed for
cutting away the hoofhaped like n
small snovei:and uiuuiy bra-cod against
tlio stiQuldor wtieti' used In' slioveiirtg
''Xho Alintghty desfgoed (ho frog as
aa ivasiic, iiisciisidio cusmon, on widen
tlio lidrso should walk-, s do tho fowl
and other ardiaale; yot.hfucksmltha do
.llghMp cutting away this .most peefjil
part, and thereby cyxposo that which Is
senitlrvo to coutapt'wlth tho hard rood:
No greater, folly can bo imagined, and
to n reosoiiaUIo man it only require to
bo noticed Jo mako tho9rrorself-nppii
rent. Tho blacksmith will ffrguo (lint
ho mast "cut away the rag,Haudsouio
ttixiixj'ljoorant as to declaro Ihoy cut'
spcaK harshly, but' to give tho Miller
his duo arepulslvo and ill-natured vis
age., Timo wenton,nnd mattors grow
from bad to worse.
Ono winter's ovonlug tlio Miller sat
by ids scanty fire wldch he hugged 'as
If ho woro trying to keep tho smoulder
ing embers from growing cold. Tho
rest of tho family had gone to bed. Ho
was frowning and moping as usual. Op
Ii9s breast hung his shaggy head, and it
Was in, that state of, depression that it
looked ns if it. wcro about to tumblo
from his shoulders Into the ashes. Sud
denly ho heard tho patter of a light
footstep outsldo the cottage- A low
knock fell upon tlio door.
"Comq in," said tho- Miller, in no
Welcome tones.
Tho door sprang open, and in popped
a fairy a lovely, merry-eyed fairy I Of
course tho poor Miller was astonished
and bewildered. So would you or X
Iinvo been.
"Am I welcome, Master Miller ? "
tang out tho sweetest little voice in the
world.
. Now, tho Miller couldn't find It In his
peart to say "no' and soho brightened
hp, and in hU most polite manner said:
t'Ycs, ciuiio welcome, thank you."
Aro yQU suro I am 1" questioned the
fairy,
Why, ye8," quoth tho Miller, 'como.
Claior to tho tiro, won't you; and take n
chair, for you must bo cold roving about'
n such! pinching weather as this Is."
"Oh f bo "replied tho fairy. "I'm not
folrtu thank' you l for- you see wo1 woo
(oiks-havo good warm hearts, and a
varni.lieart.gOes a great way towards
croplnit "the rest of tho body' warm'.
jMuster Miller,. Jjesldes,- wo. (arc always
:ontonted( UO mutter; what.wcathf r- tho
jeasdns'bringj und1 -you' knoV there's
iiQth'ftigSpko coptoiitment to keop. ono
fchci'f uKaud happy utyouarosad
hnd you aroinoroseiind-Ji Jiave conio
to help you.'' M ' """
Th Minor's ilnrlrltnf.frnu'M r'hnniriwl
)nto a glowing smile. "
"ou don't get oil In tho world, Mas-
tor Miller. 'Vnii nfn nfrn ill'ipnnvnfd
hh'd do'pjosscd jj" 'trifling" dlfUiultics''..
''nil ftflpti iinFlpf- vnnt tviflr itw! tlimi
fclgh and.b'emoan'ypur'fato because your
Nvo'rk neglecisyou. "You havo tried to
;nake .mohey'.too faaj.. for' your own
boodp Now, turn over a new leaf,-Mas-'
tcr Miller. I icavo you this chest
wherein you will ilnd a great treasure.'
TJio MUler took thjs chest.. It was hot
t very large one, but It lool?ed io him
us if it wcro bursting, with golden guineas.
; "Now hearken to me," said Ufa 'fairy
"You aro not. to onen this until your
family aro.actually in need of bxcad to
oat. Toil op In'ypu-tmill. Bo-trustful
and earnest, 'Drive away your ugly'
frpwns, for they are oxccedjngly'uubc
coinlng Jo tha,t, manly fftce of yours.
,l)o as'Iibid you on ain of njy displea
sure. T toll you ft fairy's dftpjQaaiy-jo is
Bpmethlng awful 1"
Tho Miller promised .that ho would
pbey the fairy in every thing.
"Oood.nlght, Maator Miller," chirped
tho fairy;
"G4ood;njght, and bless you u thous
find times 1" cried tho Miller.
"But stay,'? said tho fairy, as she was
nbout.togo, "I havo forgotten some-
thing. "IHiavo ono moro injunction' to
Jlpaycj ypjt. Afterteri years, havo passod
Jtwayrocollost ton' years from this
(very nlght,-you havo my full pormU
slon lo'open tho chest; that Is.providod
iyour poverty does not forcoyou fo have
(recourse to -iuy treasuro. beforo. Ilo-
mombor;!" 'Tlio fairy smiled archly,
.'and raised her, finger warnjnply Tho
uoor uew open, uiul away llow tlio fali
ry. Thb Miller was'the happiest mad
In tho whole kingdom.-, Ho danced with
Joy. Ho roused his good' wife and his
trJop of chlldren 'and'told them' of hU
good lbrtuno. He nOvcr'raado an v moro
complaints if 'things at' tho iniil:went
awry, -Ha carrled another faco on his
shpulde'rs; Jlo w'orkod cheerfully. Ho
sang tlio merriest songs, and tie was al
together' tho busiest and -happiest inau
for mllea nrouud. lie throw off his
old habits and beta'mo a new1 Miller,
Of course bo thrived 1 Many a timo ho
thought ho'd.llko"tp take a'peop Jftthe'
cnest, but ho was an uoneat Miller and
no would cave lost his right hand soon
or than disobey the good fairy.
Ten ypaM caniaand wont, and found
tho mill still driving, and tho Millor a
portly man of wealth and Importance
- On tho ovenlng of tho tenth anniver
sary of tbo fairy's 'visit, ho called' his
famljy- around him nnd opontd' tho
chwd.
Viinl do, you supposo he found in 'Jt?
Diamonds f' No.
Pearls? No.
Rubles? No. f
Gold,? No. , t t
You can't euoss. I'll toll vou. Tho
cheat was'empty'J liut engrfiYpd upon
tho kisldo was this golden word Con:
tenintent. t
This was tho Mlller'a treiuuro. Our
Nchool-Vay Vitltor.
jgSTABDISHED 1703.
JORDAN & imoTiiizn, (
Whoif bAIo OioceiH, and DcalcrH In
HALTl'ETEU AND IlltIS!6T0NE,
NoUONor'tli'Tiilrdfet.
' i f , ,V"' Pblladelrhla.
J II. WAT-VElt,
idlio waiiurce A.auut
' fmportcr bnd Dealer In '
CHINA, GLASS, AND QDIXN3WAKE,
No. 1B1 N. Third Street.
' Philadelphia. -
JJ W. .RANK'S
CIGAR WAREHOUSE, '
No. U6 North Third Street,
between Cherry and Race, west side,
Philadelphia.
"WARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
TODACCO, SNUIfF A BlfQAR
'manufactory1,
HO. 313 XOUTH THIRD STREET,
Second Door below Wood, , ,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. W. WartmAk P. Eolma
WAINWRIGHT & CO., 'r "
WnOLESAIE BltOOEBS,'
N. E. Corner Second and' Arch Streets, ,
PniuLDEi-piiiA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE, BUG AR, JtOLASSEB,
RICE, spicks, nz OAHH SODA, da, AC.
3. Orders will recolvo prompt attention.
Mayl0,187-ly.
C. II. 110UNE. W. H. KINfl. J, n. SEYHKRT.
TTQRNE, .KINO & EYBERT,, '',
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS,
i ' 1 ' No. M3 Market Ktroot; 1 ',!
rillLADELPHIA; - "
Orilcrs'fllled'prorflpUy"nlnwcsC '-- ' ,
Januarys, 1SC3, u j , v ,.
Majorjiijj' Ai'-rjiAKri",??' iiur.iKon.iii. .onir.
(AiltTMAIJ, DliLlNaER &.CO.,
??U. 101 NORTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA,
'ivo Doors abpyo, Area lontscrjy
MANiirACTUimia Asb johhEjui is
CARPKTS, ,COTTQNS Y'ARNS, RATTiNU,
OHi CLOTHS, CARPET CHAINS, CORDAGE,
OM, SHADES', GRAIN BAOSj'TXE YARN,
wieir -i-Ans, window hWii, coTintOTs;
--Also,
willow and wooden ware,
imOOSLS, H1109I1EH, IXIOKINO OLABSJa, TBUMKS
Fob. 5,'C3
MISCELLANEOUS.
OVER N ME NT
iPROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
;J?ff-Kimg0.
TABLE DIAPERS 1
t TOWELS1 ' ' ' ' '
j NAPKINS .
j (li t( -. CLOTHS,
, ;, r, , ,. .AND UABIMERS,
, KLANNEIA
DOMESTICS OP ALL KINDS
iu'l-ln-iact everything ceneratly kept In a Dry
Goods Store. Call and oxamlno the goodi and
satisfy yourselves, high prices Is one of tho
things that havo passed away;
EXCHANGE DUII.tHNQ OrrOHITE TUB C0VBT
HOUSE MAIN STREET IU,OOXSnCRO I'A.
Apr,16,C0-tf.
RAIL ROADS.
rORTHERH. CENTRAL RAIL- Q
QROOBRIES, Ac,
OriPEOTIONEKY.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
DRUGS &, MEDICINES
.TONAT'lIANl HEtstajn-s t
O or Illltcrs has novcr failed lpi,7.lA
Idnil of I) spepsln Is tho most tueli At
T AGkAwANNA AND
BLOOMS-
HUltU RAiLAOAD
On and eftjr Nov 30th, I8C3, Ilwitngot Trains will
rniiasioiiowsi ,
Sorantoa.
lMCltfln.
Kingston
Plymouth
Hhlckslilnny.
llerwlclt ui.,
llloom
Danville ........
Going North.
Arrive Arrlvb
n. in. n. to.
....-D.45 10.W
.. o.io
. K.IU
,. K.SI
7.3."
BA1
.6.Ur)
, U2U
IMS
tl.lU
7JU),
7.IZ
Going South.
Ixwvo Ixuve
p. m. .n.
4.19 S.Z3
Ijoavo'
4.47
6,-ii
A3S
tt.111
0.33
731
Arny
TiiotandertlenMwonlit respeelfnlly announce
to the pabllo that he has opened ft
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY BTORB,
In thebnildlng lately occnplpd hy Vox A Webb
where ho Is prepared to furnish alt kinds of
PLAIN A FAlrlOY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, 4C, AC., AC.
BTr WftOI''tt,A,,E 0B BIt11"
in sborl, a full assortment of all goods in
bis line of buslnoss. A great variety 01
DOLLB, TOYS, Ac,
suitable for the Holidays, rartlcnlaf oltcnllon
given to
BREAD AND OAICEB,
of all kinds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS OANDIKB,
0 H I S T M A 8 TOYS.
A call is solicited, and satisfaction will bo
gna ran toed.
Nov. 23. 187. ECKHART JACOna
"VT AT I ON AD I-OIiiniiut,
. llloniniliuTC, von.mi.ia , . ntiiaiuTiSW
The subs-rlbcr, proprietor of the alK)ve-i atnod th0 Throat,. ci,e,n"a ffl
tleiHlveMtnbll. .nioni.nowi..r,. Ul' nconvlnciW;
iolvq orders for all kinds of
MACHINERY FOR OOLLlERIEn, 11I.AT
FUIlNACnH, STATIONARY ENGINES,
MILtfl, TIIRHSHINO MACIHNnS, 0
. ,a .i.A....ntliiimilki Btovfsot'nll sles
and rattcrnsi Plow-Uons-, and everything usually
made In llrst-closs Foundries. -
Ills extensive facilities nnd prastleal workmen
warrant him lu receiving Uio largest contracts on
,..M., vnntnrtiiiim icrins.
uiu ni'. -- ...
Grain of all kinds win uo mat"
ThlscstablUhment Is located near tho Icko-
wanna mid Iliooinsonrg iwiinmu i,
will convince ohy ono who glvesi
Ho family should ho without It, i.
la,ll
Iiottles, prepared and sold by JonsinKf
.too. Bcliuylklll UavDu.l'a. n.vSvl"
'JJE. T A Y L 0 It ' 8
OLIVH nRANOIl
, 11 IT THUS
1
1
gT
rrlye
li.US
i.55
U.2I
(Mi
7.19
7M
K.-JU
0.01
Arrive
- 8.43
Leave Leave
North'd. .',... 4.M 0.40
, Connection made atBcrantonljy the 10.60 a.m..
train Tor Great llend, Blnghamton, Albany and
all points North, East nndVest.
D. T. BOUND, Bup'U
1800. 1W.
PHILADEIiPniA AND ERIE
RAILROAD.- , , "
SUMMEK 7IME TABLE.
TrfROlIGIfAHD DIRECT JIOHTK BETWEEN MIItA-
DEtmiA, BALTIMORE, HAEnDjnURO, WII
UAKsrORT, AND THE
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEQANT BLEXFING) CARS
On all Night Trains.
On and after Mondat. Apr: SOth 18W, the
irie itan itoau wm
WESTWARD.
un ana niier iuuRjiAi, i
Trains on the Philadelphia A
run as iouowsi
jyjILLER'S STORE.
(ULaaAttiuvjui ur
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has Jnst returned from the cities
with another largo and select assortment of
BPRINO AKD SUMMER GOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
lowest figure, and1 which he Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms ns can be procured else
where In Bloorasburg. IHs stock comprises
) LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions, together
with a large ;assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting or the following articles :
Carpets, '
Oil Cloths,
t t Cloths,
Cosslmoies,
- Shawls,
t x i . . Flannels, -1
, Bilks,
' White Goods,
,i- , Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
' 1 Muslins,
, , , Hollowware
j i. i u -i - i Cedarware
Queensware, Hardware
I Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps - '
, HoopNets, . " " '
Umbrellas,"!-!---'' i
IMiklnc-Glassej,
Toliaocb,
' Coffee,
1 " Sugars,
1 Tens,
Uico,
Allspice,
' ' Ginger,
' : ' " ' CJniyHnou,
I Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kept u oountfy
storos, to which no Invites the attention of the
public generally The highest; prloo WU1 ,be paid
for eonntry produco In exchange for goods,
r" , " .' ,r ' s. H. MIf.LKU A SON.
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsburg, Pa.
The GncAT Head Ouaiiterh for n.11 lrimU nf
Aimv Goods. New una Second hand, and unldrit
a tithe of (he Jost. , , ,
11 i. it JN ij n n.
'Wheel nnd Lead Team Harness, Ambulance,
Lin lit nnd 1 leavy KxDrctvH. Cart and Iluuirv IIot-
iichh, il'CIellan ana OJUcers, Baddies, Brldleu,-
VwiO vt, iiuinia atii.iAJKivo, sjiv, VMM,
T- E N T B.
Hospital, Wall and Wedge, with poles and pins
complete. Wagon Covers, Awnlngs.Hacklngllot
loins and lint'?, .
MIL IT Altl CLOTHING,
Overcoats - Frock Coats, Jackets, Blouses, Army
Blankcts,Horse Covers.Fly sheets and Nets, etc..
The largest and .best assortment we have ever,
offered. " ' " ' f
Send for descrloUve Price LIsL sent f ren nn nnJ
plication.
ouiuii unien uy impress, u. u. 13
LII1EII.VI. DEDUCTION TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
PITKIN & CO.,
(Formerly on Front UU, now)
71 North Second BU, Just below Arch St.,
PHILADELPHIA. 'I'A., - . ' "I
Also, S PARK PLACE, Now York. j
May !tl,'tu-3m -1
VALUABLE READ ESTATE FOR
,V SALE.
Will bu sold by the underslsned Executor of
.Wardln late
deceased. All thai
or Centra township In the county or Colnmbla
touiijr, adjoining lands of Bamuel Crevellng,
cortaln moasuflDre and triu.fc
or iana suuaieu in centre township Columbia
GeoriikW, Thaller, Charles Leo and David Lee,
coutMtilng
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
more or less. aBtual amiunt tn 1ia n.ertfllne ,1
by Survey, about one hundred and thirty acres
nt which Is Improved nnd In a rood state of eultU
Vation, and balance well timbered. Whereon
ONE FRAME DWELfilNG HOUSE,
One Plank tdwolllng House, a large bank Barn
nf Water, one at the barn und the other at the
.aiiiv ..UU... nim . i;uw .piiug ui uuYvr lUUlUg
water at the framo Hvolllng homo with spring
house. 1
Terms roadoknownbyappllcatloneltbertothe
undersigned, or EdWard M. Wardln Bloomsburg
Columbia county Pa.
K. Possession or said premises 'will be given
TAnrll lf. 1S7I).
j If the above property Is not sold on or before
,u.MiuM;uttfuiia uu,, inn buiiiu wilt ujw
poseu 10 puuuo sale on nn promites,
if AMES'WARDIN. Exedbtor.
Apr3,69-2m Weatherly, Carbou Co., Pa.,?
At Methodist oiceting the Bincor
whoIeJtho psalm tuno, IlnUlnir that
liIjeou!udIiifr word, which iiras Jacob.
had not's'v'ilablos'ciionuli to rill un tho
music adequately, rndod ihust "Ja-n
J-H-fol do rldtllo-cob 1"
(QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Bloomsburg, Pa,
M. C. BLOAN 4 BROTHER
(the successors of
WILLIAM SLOAN A BON .
continue the'busineM of raaking
. CAURIAGSS. BUCK1IEH, t
ood everyjatyleof, , ,
FANOX WAOON8,
which they havo constantly on bond to salt cos-
lomers'.Never "using any msteilal but' the best
and employing the most experienced workmeu
they hopo to oonUnue as heretofore to gtvo entlro
sjuisiaetloa lo every customer. An Inspection of
their work, and of the reasonable price asked for
he same. Is sure to Insure a sale.
'Mayp.'pMf 4
SALE OF VALUABLE
IlKAT. Vi4TATl
The well known Rohr fana near-Rohrsburg,
Columbia countv will hnnfflvM.! m .
either la lots or the whole property as may bo
desired. It consists of '
.SEVENXY-FOUR ACRES.
more or less, on which la ...wit.) R f... ... A Mim
and lo barn with .orchard, good well of water,
v. jmou tv ocres eiearea iaja. xor particuiara
NIOOLA6 KINDT, Greenwood twp.
or MATH I AS KINDT, MUPleasont f
May ().lIa
TCTEW FURNITURE BOOMS, ,
ON M JNSTIUUST, BL00M8I1UKO, PENN'A.
JAMES oabman;
that he lias at Ills ltimllure rooms,
ipiion, uuxeans, uining t.
11 rd au- lollet tubls, looking glasses, besides
lany other articles of rarnltue' ol lint clukM
Respectfully Informs the cltlu ss of tliis town
UU viciiuiy, i
oi everj
arge aud i
au- lolle
UJauuiaoiure.
The nubile are eordlallvlnTltsd to call and at.
amine his ktock. He will toll upon reasonable:
VSiieclaI attention will iwpald to repairing
all kinds orrurulluru. Clieajitfur cuj.Iv. Jau, 1,'ai.
MAIL TRAIN leave Philadelphia 10.45 p.m.
" Northumberland.JS.S3a.m.
" arr.at Krle.............v.30ixm:
jultiis loaves i-niiaaeipnuuM.ii.ou in.
" " Nort'd. .6.50 p.m.
" arr. at Erie........ .....10.00 o.m.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves l'hlladelphla......8.00 a.m.
' ' North'd.........-..4.25p.m.
" " arr. at Lock Haven. .. ...7.15 r.m.
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie 11.11 o.m
' " " jioriu aHM........... aw o,m,
i " tirv nt. lhllndnlnhla ll'JSa.m.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erle........6.23 p.nvj
" non u ..v.3utt.iu.
" " arr.atPhlladelphla.......4.1i)p.m.
Mall and Express connecu with Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Rail Road. Baggage checked
through. A. L. TYLER,
General Superintendent, WUllamsport.
EM OVAL OF
C. O. MAR R'S
N,E,W STORE
TO UlllYK'B It LOOK,
ON THE CORNER 07 MARKET AND IRON STREETS.
The undersigned having received from the city
a full and completo supply of
BFRING AND SUMMER'
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE,
CKDAlt AND WILLOW-WAMl,
CONFECTIONERY", GLASS-WARE,
T O B A 0 0 O,
HA1S AND SHOES,
FLOURLSALT, FISH, AND MEAT,
all of which I propose selling at a very low figure
for cash or produce. v-
fnl! nnrl .A
April 12. 1807. O. O. MARR.
TOVEB AND TIinYARE.,,
A. M. RUPERT
announces to hla Blends and customers that,
continues the above business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOUJianunu.
CiiHlomcra can bo accomodated with
FANCY STOVES ,
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of hrttclo found in u Blove ami iinwivro j
tablNhinent In the cities, and on Uie most reason.
alio terms. Repairing done nt the shortest notice.
a DOZEN MILItrl'ANS
ou hand for sale,
TVTEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
oil MAIN STREET, KUK1.T OrrOSlTE IIILLEB'
BiUUA,
niAWMSBURa, TENN'At
The undersigned has last fitted up and opened
His new
STOVE AND TIN SIIOI',
new TIN Ware of all kinds In his line, and do
repairing v, llh neatness nnd dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms. Ho also keeps on hand
STOVES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES,
rhirii bn will sell unon terms to suit purcnasors.
iiivoMm i, mil. Hals a KOd mechanic,
deserving ot the puuuc patronage.
A mild and ngrcenblo Tonlo Bllmr,i....
nclilenmlCnunlnatlve " . 1
-- .i y , i , t
.m '. m ?a11S,
Extracted entirely from Hcibs audlwJ
ly bi-neflcial In
v.,i iiioi am ism Ai r.
.DYSrEl'SIA,,, .
r 1
GENERAL -DEBILITY,
nnd Loss of Appetite;
and an cucelleutCorrcctlvoforpcrioni,.
rrom Disorucrs oi mo iiowen, Flstol.
Sold Evorywlicrc,
G
nAT'AWISSA RAILROAD On nnd
J after MONDAY, Nov. 13, 18C8, rassenger
tiiiins on me caiawiBBa itaiiroau wm run at tne i
following named hours I
Jfa Bovih. stations. JlfntJ AertA
WllUamsporU Arr, 0.16 p. m.
muncy. ivep.o.4i
waisoniown.
Milton.
Danville.
Rupert,
.Catawhtso.
Rlngtown.
Summit,
uuakake.
KMahony June.
iDep. 7.50 a,m
." 8.50 "
" K.10 "
' U.53 "
" 10.12 '
" 10.23 '
" 11.41) "
" 12.30 p.m
" 12.45
" l.oo
" 2.15
" 4.25
Arr. 0.45
Dlne.Tamaqua, Dine.
l'hlladelphla.
10.S0
Revdlug.
I To New York via. Read-
.V12
4Jt
4.10
3.53
X35
2.28
IM
1.4U
1.20
1.10
10.40 0.1a. I
8.15'
l lmr or Mauch Chunk.
rromnew iorjcvio.1
Xfanlt fThnnlr. I
7.00
juaucn ununs;. i '
No Change of cars between WUllamsport and
Philadelphia. GEO. WKIili Buy'i,
nEADlNG RAILROAD.
HUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Apr. 2Mb, 15S0.
, Great Trunk Una from the North nnd Nortli- I
West lor PhUadelphlolew York, Iteaulnjr, Potts- I
.vllle, Tamaqna, Ashland, Shauiokln Lebanon I
Allcntflwu, jaston, Ephrala, Litis,- Iinaislcr, I
VAI , U Ul UIU, OD.)
Trains leave Harrlsbunc for New York, as fol
lows: At 2,35, 6,20 and 8,10 a. m., 12,25 noon and 1
2,00 &10,55p.m connecting with similar trains on I
the Pa. Kullroad. ana arrlvlna at New Ynrk at I
v,Vit n.in., t ii,ua.in., ct u,l. a o p. m.
and o.w a.m . riupoctlvely. Sleeping cars oceom-1
iwllbout cliange.
puny the23 a. m.,fi.20a.m,andlo.&5p.m.traius I
REAT REDUCTION IN TRICES
AT PETER ENT'fi STORE,
IN LIGHT BTHEET,
or
. SPRING. AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE subscriber lias just received and has on
hand at his old stand .In Light Street, a large and
select " . '
ASSORTMENT QF MERCHANDISE
purchased at the lowest figure, and which .he
determined to sell on as moderate terms as
be procured elsewhere In Light Street
FOR CASH OB CO UNTRYPROD UC&.
Hlsstock consists of
LADIESISDIIESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Callcocs.-Musllns, . .
ulnghams, Flannels,
. Hosiery, Carpets,
' Bilks) Shawls,
READY' MADE CLOTHING,
Satlnetts, Cosslmers, - . ,
Cottonades, Kentncky Jeans.
Aa, a Aa
GROCERIES,- MAOKEBjUj,
Queensware, Cedarware.-JTardwaro, Medicines,
Drags, Oils, FalntsAe. "
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS' A CAPfl
In short everything, usually kept In. a oon tj
store. The patronage of nis old frtcn4a'su'' the
pnbUe generally, Is respectfully sollcltts.
The highest market price, pail for connsry jrrc-
GllCe. MMl,
Light Street, Nov. 1807.
TU5
HOOP SKIRTS,'
1115
WM. T. HOPTtlNS
Has.Remov'ed hlsManuIoc-lsy and Salesrooms to
No. 1115 CHUbT-NUT, ST. 1'JULADEI.dUIIA,
.11. 1. 1 .. .,.. . f 1 . rtnnnlrul.lri.
il ii I u .... unu.unv ... uniiiyiiiii ,
especially adapted to. Ftrstloss hTxoleiate and
lietatl Trade, well bofoafltHoembrace the most
extensive assortment in uie union, ana ail tue
latest and most desirable arris.
and Gored Panlers, Walking Skirts, Receutloq
Trails, Ac. Ac.togethcr wlUl over ninety dlflenmt
varletles of MUses' ASjd (JjUdren's sklrU, air of
Leuve llurrisbum for Readlnir. PottsvlliA. Th.
maqua,- Mlnersvllie, Ashland,- Mhamokln Pine I
4,10 p.m., atupptn ut Iliano'n un'd prlnc'Ipar'way I
giaUoufc;the4,iopin.lralns making conucctlons for I
i-uiiaueipuia aua uoiumuukoniy, f or Pottsvllle I
Sehurlkill Haven and Aubnrn. via Hchnvikiu I
nnd uusiiueluuinu Italliotul, leave Uarrlsburg at
3.3U p.m. Returning: Leave Now York nt 0,00
o.in. onu 13.W in., nuu o,uu ana 8,w p.m. Phlladel-
puia at 0.10 a. in, ami sxu p, 111. Sleeping cars
uocompany me v.uu a. m., auui,-i5 and 8,U.p.m
trains irom N.Y.wlthont change. Way Passenger
,'j.-rain leaves rniiaueipuia at 7,w a.m., connecting I
v.w pi"...". ..uiu uu jetuav a u. imiiuau ruiuruiog
from Reading at (IJlun.111 stopping at all stations:
leave Potlsvllleat708,45a.m.ud2,43p.in hamo- I
klnatSju,m.,Ashlaudat7,00a.mand 12JOnoon
'l-nmii'iuaats.iw a. m.,and 2,20 p.m., for Phlla- I
ilelnhla. and New York. I
Leave PottsvUle for Uarrlsburg, v.i Bchuylklll I
and Susquehanna Railroad at 7.(J0a.m. and 11,:J I
w. t luuuiu.iiaiii. .1 L lilllll L.
Reading Accommodation Train loaves Reading
at 7,30 u.ui., returning from Philadelphia ut 5,l3
11. m.
PottStOWll ACCOinmodatlon TralmlenvnM Vntta.
town at 0,25 a.m.,, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,30 p.m.
Coluinbht. Railroad Trains Iaava Ttpjiilln,..nf
7,00 a.m., and (Mi p.m. for Ephrata, Lllli, Laneus-
i-eri&iuineu tuiu iwou irains leave perkioracn
Jnnctlon at v,w a.in., and 0.U) p.-m. Returning :
Leave Bklppack at 8.15 a.m., and 1,00 tun,, con
nectina wftn almUar trains on lteadinc i-uiinuui
On Sundays, leave New York at 8,uu pan., PhU- I
odelphla 8,00 ajn. nnd 3,15p.m;,the8 t)0a.m. train
ruuu.utt u,,i iu i.Luuiuji ; jrowsvllie ,W
Horrlsburg 6.20 a.m. anil 4,10 and 10,55 p.m., and
Reading at 13.65 Mjind 3,45 and 7,lia.m.for Uarrls
burg, and 12.M un., and 7,05 a.m. for Now York,
at 9.40 n.ni.and 4,25 p.m. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Ex
cursion tleketa to and Irom all points, at reduced
ratos.
Baggage checked through ; 100 pounds allowed to
u. J, nii.ui.ijn.
General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., Apr. 20, IWj.
RAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
consisting of
1 consisting of
'consisting of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAPS,
.1 HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND OAFS)
ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND BHOEs!
HOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE OIATI711NO,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHlHo;
LOO KINO-Q LASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
IA)OKIN G-a LASKHH.
lWKlNG-OLAHSEH.
lJOKINO-GLASSI-si
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS
NOTIONS,
, . , NOTIONS,
1 PAINTS AND OILS,
PA1N1-S AND OILS.
PAINTS AND OILS,
. PAINTS AND OILS
1 FAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
OROCE111I--H,
GROCERIES
(J ROUE 111 EH,
GROCERIES,
, QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE
QUEENSWARE
HARDWARE,
, HARDWARE,
HARDWARE
HARDWARE
. HARDWARE,,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
'' TINWARE,
TINWARE TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
1 SALT,
FISH,
FISH
FISH
FITK
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
. GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Bloomsburg, April 26.1667.
EORGE II. ROBERTS,
and
JACOB MET?..
Importer nnd Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,- GUNS, AO.,
No. 511 North Third Etrcet, above Vine,
Philadelphia.
J. R. Seltzer
epo(, No, 413 Market Street, ITitk,?
3. K. TAYLOR A ca
HepUl.'&S-ly., f
I.
8
TArrtli If. SMITH.
g'MITH & SELTZI-lll,
Importers nnd Dcalets In Foreign dnd Domestlo I
uI in IHWTI11I1 J J. 'E
JEWSS WAV
HARD W A R E,
GUNS, CUTLERY, AC,
NO. 109 N. THIRD STREET, AB.CALLOWIIILL,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 22, G7-tf.
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP;
ISAIAH 1IAGENDUC1I.
Matti Street ono door nboVo K. Mendenlmli's
Stort?.. , . ,
ItanRofl coiiHtautly unhand. and for buIg at tho
lowest rates.. ...
Tlnnln in nil its branches earerauy nitenueu u.
nntimiuamcuon Kiiarnnieeuv r , .
Tin woik of nil kinds wliolefialo and retail.
I trial lit rcciucstDd.
rpnE NEW IIAltnWAltE 8TOHE.
Jtaving enmrBeti onr Bioro iwom nuu juav
OPENED A NEW BU1TLY,
illreL'tlv from tho lMauufuclurcrt. inuclmHot for
ciisli,onii(kcliniiit;iimrnct,w ciirupffpali'a to
otrer thoHamoto
KAItMElW. MECHANICS, liUlLuKrS,
ami therestnf- Mftnklml.nRCTienu btocltj com- I
nriHinu auuie kious auu qntiiiiioH usuiuiy nepL
lun-clivllard Wave Btoie.bUlUiblu ,to tha want
I nr Urn rnnntv. nt iintiHtin.llv' low nrlreit.
Ijtv 1 1 iiHiKuwnuuruueHiriuuHui)urt;iiuiii); gouu
In our Unocau tmvu Money by looking luat the
New HarUwaiobLoro. , "
l'lease give iia a call nna examine onr fttoclc etc.
Apr. 23,e0-lyr ltlauinwburj, To.
S10VE.S & I'LOWS WJIOLliSALM & ItETAIfj
Tim ci:LitnnTKrj MONTiiosK iron iii;aji and
T1IE IIUTTON WOOhWf HE A 51 PI5WS.
C'aHtlnir'..nn(l Flrollrlekfor repalrhi'creltvStovpR.'
All klmis ol liriu.H or Jiou castint; mudm to order
u)uji tiiurL iiuiiff.
IIlooniKLnrif. I'rnnriPtnra.
Slar.liVUiMf.
Ayer's
Hair Vig
For restoring Grayftj
ils natural Vitality and In
A tlrcssij
is' ut once il
licutlliy, anjj
for presmtil
lmir. FiU
haif is kwJi
to its crijs:
'with the fA
frcihnets j
Tliiti Luiii'l
ened, fulling lmir .checked, Uc
cess ollon, tlibitgli not nlwip.'j
by, it3 Ubci- JNotliing can tai'
linir where tlio follicles tirsiif
or the glands atrophied nil it
Rut such ns rcmitin can l.e trfl
usefulness by this application.
of fouling .tlio liair, with a puj
mcnt, it wilj,kccp.it" clean andt?
Its occasional hso will prei ttt ij
from turning' gray or falliijt
consequently -prevent baldnoj
from thojo deleterious sulstoj
make somb prcpiirationj dsjtrj
injurious to tho hair, the V;S
only.bcncQt hut not' harm it. 1
merely for a
PAIR fiRESSIIJ
nothing else can ba fomiil sotj
Containing neitliCr oil uorJitr
not., soil whilo piunbric, iim.ij
long ou 'tho hair, giving it n.
lustro.andia graicful'porfuini. f.
Prepared by Dr.-J. C, A)l
Practical andAnalyticiicA
. LOWEIii;, MASl
PRICE $1.00, f
Feb.S,ls(0.
Ac,
Ac
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA , &
WESTERN RAILROAD. Bummer arrange-
went, Ajir,ieuj, iTains leave as ioiiows I
'EASTWARD.' " wiSTWARD.
McKELVY, NEAL A
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY NEAL di
UcKEI.VY VBJI. At
McKELVY,' NEAL A
do.
CO.'S,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
Ao-
Ex.
press
Mall
STATIONS.
Ex.
press
Ac-
com.
ore warranted in evejr zeiipect. BklrU mada to
run uus ui iiiv jt.vuu cjnwuTu itiaue nairis.
1 Un,na fu.1,i.lVrUn.nnf It.i.... U , '
i Cents: 2 Unrlncs. C5 Ucnll?Anil itl Hnrlnn. 7.4
Cents. ' . '
CU1UJKTHI CUIIMCIH COrtHETSMI B7dlf-'
ferent styles and mlocs, from 7S Cents to 17.00,
embrocliiB R. Woiller'Beekal," Qlove Fitting,''
Madam Foy's rset Hklrt Happorters, Mrs.
Moody's Paltenn-'Self-AdJustlni Abdonilnal"
Corsets. Kreuck, EngUsa Imd Domestlo UaAV
made Corsets, and tupfrrUai I-Tench lattems of
Uotell CorteU, "Our ChwOIak," to which wa in
vito especial attention. "' ' ' J 1
.complete assortmttpt f Ladles' Under. Gar
ments, at very low prflA ,
GENERAL AGES'iVthe 1IART1UM AND
FANTON l AMlIjYsdTtlNU MACHINES, au
lierlor to any otbor bcKfe the puullc.l Fifty-two
of those No. 1 Vaehlnf, tTMoe iu each, are being
f lven away to coir cast&aers.lA order to get them
Dtroduced. Every PQrJfci In wont of article In
our line, &houbexalttlaaiur goods befora-pur--abasing
elsewuerev OaUor edfur olrculars, at
our Manufactory aadHilKrooras, No, lilt Chest
nut St., PhlUdslubla, WM. T. HOPKINH.
nisr.a(-aiu.. . '
OOMETHrNG NEWZ
Tbeunderi
friends and 11
opened lu
loavo' hy. Inform' har
la HeuemllyV that tho Mm
nteoMHRURa,
fresh i stock
of coods la tho line of
MILLINERY RU(1 TRIMMINQB
In connection with Dross Making; axd Is pro
pared in addition, to
COLOR STRAW IIATS
outha-shortest notice, and .In the best style of
iuumw ,uxm iaiop wiu.wora sat is i angry.
Light Btreft, Qctoher.f, JW,""1, 6 K"KE-
jyi .usa uYbbvu. iiAitKiiisy
has Jnst rtturniilTrrorn Plinidelphta, and' has
bought, and Is now offering th. best ossortmeut,'
FANCY GOODS,
TltlUMINQa, . ,
B0NNETB A4 A-
ever exhibited In Dloomsburg, and Is prepared la
make up dresses and all other articles of female,'
wardrobe, at short notice, and In the best and '
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Rooms in the Ramsey Buildings, on West
Maln'Htreet. CMI and see her varied stock ot
Spring Goods.
Mayl.'oU
0.33
M0
CSS
tutu
t.60
.19
s.ts
S.1S
IW
Ksl
40
9 00
7 15
5 Ul
J 00
5 S8
5 83
a 11
5.01
a)
3 41
3 23
3 15
2 CO
1' H
l'.SI
3.35
3.35
8.25
3.001
VIM
Arl New York. Lv
txoi jjarecat at.)
Christopher bt.,.
.....Hoboken,...M.
Vnvrlr ,,u,
. Washington
vb Cen. BR, of N J.1
?.I0
12.S0
ll.ts
1 1. a.', I
4.10
3J2
l.w
ii. -.'a
11.201
11.02
10.47
10.81
10.23
10.13
V.lOi
u.otil
8.45
8.3
8.1-5
7J
7J0
.7.14
e-83
H.lfi
6.49
S.S0
A.sl
New York..
(Fopt lAtterl eg)
L.,riew imuipion-
.uxroro.
Brldgevlllo, .......
,Ml'lillauelpuie,...
...".......Trenton.
....Phllllpsbnrg...
.Mmiunku Chunk...
....-.Delaware.......
...Aiuuni iieiuel.
7...Vater Gap..-..
i BtrouaaiurB
....wpragueviiie...,.
Jieury Vllie..,...n.i
Oakliiua,...
........Korks y..i '
wMTobyluDaaM.
,.UOUlUUQrOH.Mv.
......... Mo now
wMw.Dunnlng.,.
..iicranton.....T.7;
...Clark's Suuunlt..
H.Ablngton...HMH..
-Factory vllle
.NlcholsonM
Jlopbotloin.......
M...Monti-ose..n
,Jiow Minord
.......Great Bend......
IX. EA
1.30
2.00
I'.M.
4-1 CONMSCTIONS.'
At New Hunrton.wllh Central It. It. of New
A M. l'
Hso Too'
8.80 4 Ul,
8.45 1 15
11.03 4 40
11.30 7 05
Ti!oO TnO
11.15 6 0
11.48 7 20
11X8
7.30
8.47
11,08
12.05 7 35
12.25 7 GO
12.35 8 OU
12A0 18
1.05 8 25
1.15
1.25 8 42
1.43 8 U
2.00
2J!1 9 28
2.35 9 811
2.37 0 60
8.08 1008
3.50 1036
4.12 rs
4.20 '
4.36
4X
C.18 '
t.40
Coo
.)
P.M.
Northwest corner 01 ilaln and Market StreeU.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets
Northwest co rner of Main and Market Streets,
BLOOMSBURG, TA.,
BLOOMSBUUO PA
BLOOMSBURG FA
.BLOOMSBURG PA.
.llLOOMSUURU, PA.
IRON AND NAILS.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS
IRON AND NAILS,
, IRON AND NAILS!
In laree Quantities and At rninAH mu
onhaud '
QllANGEVIIiLE EOUNHIIY,
.HAl.UliSL. HllUl- AW11 AGRICULTURAL
AYORKS.
The uuderslenetl desires tn Infm-m 1il frUna
aud the publlo generally, that ho has rebuilt and
enlarged his Foundry and MachlueShop,and re
moved all his business from Light Street to the
abovo named place, where In connection with
nisi'ounury uo win continue to manufacture
Wheeler's Railway Chain Horse-Power und
Tlucshcr, (Improved), Carnell's Putcnt,
THRESHER AND CLEANElt!
cither overshot for Tread-Fowor. or undershot
with Lover-Power. Ho also manufactures to
order aud Ills up all kinds of
MIL Li GEA11ING,
CIrcularSaw!Mandrels, Tatent Slides for Saw'
Mlllri. tho latest imnroved Iron lltMn, l'lnu-s nt
dlllcient kinds Wooden Beam Plows, Double
Corn Plows, and Plow Points of every descrip
tion generally used throughout tha county.
1UU24 KETTLES, BELLS
Cellar Grates', Stoves.Slcd and Sleigh Soles, nnd
..u.j.1(1,,u,ustciiciuiijr luauoina couniry
rOUU'irV. TllllSO WlKhlllf. tl, mimlin.n ira.hlnn.
would Uo well to examine his machines, and tho
Improvements made on the power, by which at
.,, w itu., u, luu iriciiun is uiKen on.
ALL MACHINES, ARE WARRANTED
to give good satisfaction, and terms made to suit
purchasers. All kluds cf country produco token
lnc.xc".anB for Plows anil canlngs.
Thankful to his friends nnd patrons for past
favors ha would still contluue to solloltthe same.
A,om(r WILLIAM SCHUYLER.
Apr.O.OO-lf OrangovlUg po
NEW COAL YARD.
i.i..?IE.u?,derIe!1011 respectfully Inform the
citizens of BloomliurB and Columbia county,
that they keen nil the different numbers of stove
lump mi ior smuiung nurno-
;J,,heJrwl'a.rf. adjoining M'Kelvyf NeaV
C ,J: fir'.", "v? I""r 01 nanaio scales
k?wS h,"f' 'W eoa .hay,,ond straw.
..hvumu,,..,,!, whkou. lu ueiiver coal in
tuoto -who desire It. As they pnrchasoa largo
amount of eoal.thevini.n.i in(rC!.V rirrlri...
I rii i , ' vor" lowest prices. Please
. .. hu ...uiiuu lut uursci ves iieiore purcuas-
.i-iwiiudu, j, w. iii;nui;iIHlIOT.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
hTUIE UnilorHto-npl will InVn In
X change for Coal and Groceries, the followluu
A.v. enange for coal and Groceries, the followluu
1UU named articles .--Wheat, Rye. Corn. 0&" Po to?
11J0 , Lard, IIam,8houlder.aiic( side meat.ilutter.
11.40 f;W, Hay, Aj.,nt the highest cash prices" at his
ItUi Grocery litoro, adjoining their coal ard
12-30 ... Ji W. nilNnnriuirrviv
JNSU'RANOE- AGENCY.
Wyoming ..
jEtua. .........
Fulton ....
At New llsmrlon.wlth Central It. It. of Ne
Jf?foM"vfok,fllxabeu,'t'lluae),,omc,'
k Washington, with Morris A Essex ltVIt, for North America,
vv(orzv " ' ' T
'.'At Mauunka Chunk: with 'Belvidera Delaware I International
Iimber1U1SeU,Wpl'uTr,0n, UM""taw g
.7 .'?i.r,.H."'CMWflna "loomsburg
It. It., tor Pltfston. Wyoming, Kingston, Wllkes-lu-re.l)anvil
e, NorthmnbcrtandAc., alsowllh
K&caVffl.ar.B--,or
AtOreatBendTwIthErleRillway, forBlnguora-
the Wo ?K, wn-. IUu3lTE.AD.Supt.
It. .4 HENRY, Gen. Pass, and Tku Ageut.
Rszaai
HH
: r
Ayer's Sarsapay
roii jptmiiYxxo nit ut
ThercpuUUL
rcllcnt nieWL,
luik-rlinltal.
insuyef
.manclloui. fl.
rae of SfS '
caie, ttbinlh
seemed IUT'
corruitlon, Vb
; ipurlfitil Ddn
ncroiiuou'v
ilion!cn,lsV
I coLUaSL
Patnam ....
Merchants ,
Springfield ,
Farmers' Danville....
Albany Clty...i....'
Lancaster City.
York Horse, Death A Theft,.,
Home, New Haven M
Danvllle.'llorse Tlieft
maioa-ly,'
puirrai tumps for sale.
i no nnaers guea begs leave to Inform the clU- .
fens sf this place and vicinity that be Is prepared I
i?MUir.ni uVfifrbSff f,0"" 01 lhB best WOOD- i1 E. SAVAGE,
fiN.ii'MWQr t:11' Rni Osternsever onered ti , ""
to, the pabllo. Ibey are'imsrantl tn 7T.. T
fi;o.ooo
4,000,0OC
309,000
450,000
i,o,ooo;
(30,000'
330,000
Wtl.OX)
COO.COO
400.000
ao.ooo
03,000'
1, 000,000.
FREAH BROWN, Agtnt.
Blooicsbdiu), Pa
" ki .u in. iiiuu anu wiiniess iatior luan
any other pdmp in this part of lbs country and
they cannot be surpassed for beaaty or IluUli. or
simplicity of anasgementlso comblnlugcheap-i
ness and durabiuty. - lnlpump being warrant
ed to perform 1U work weft or no Bale. SiaV
Shuman'U oeflt tor- Columbia county, Price
74 cents per foot faced in the wellT Oorilcrs by
mall or otherwlsefpromptly attended to. '
u.. , , iXIAS BHUMAN,.
Bept.ve8-lr Catawlssa, Po.,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER.A JEWELER.
. Main Street, (near the Court House, i
BLOOMSBURG', PA.
Constantly on hand a fine assortment of Aincr
eon aud Swiss Watches. elocks,'jewelry, sllveH
WiaSf,V.'f U' ewrlpllon plalil on wli'lte met J
al.eonslstlug of butter dishes, gobleu. kutves
forks, spoons, napkin rlugs etc. (
work warranted. (Jan, 1,'ovJ
s
LATE ROOFING,
BVERY, VABIETY
MOST FAVOitABLE RATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AMD CASPER J. THOMAS,
Box, 277. BLooktADVllO. Pa.
Mar.lv.'W.lr. " '
TN THE SPRING MONTHS, THE--,S,.t??,1
S?tu.raUy undergoes a change, and
uelmbold's Highly Concentrated Extract or Bar
saparlUa Is ut assistant of the greatest value
Hi
FOR NEAT AND CHEAlj
JOB PRINTTMrt. .
Call at The Coluinblau Office, Vloomsbur l'a.
LEHIGH VAI,LEY AGRICULTU-.
RAL CHEMICAL WORKS.
TiREINlG & HELFRICH,
MAWUKACTOl'.gia OV
HllEINIQ'U.COMI'LUTE ,
HONE M'ANUBE.
A concentrated, raanura ooniblnluis the reliable
fertilising propertlespfBONEDUSToraitOUND
HONE, wllh the acttvo elements of PERUVIAN
GUANO, AMMONIACAL MATTER, AND
SUPEIl PHOSPHATE QF LIMli
audard, reliable and uni
7;rv.ullr''i? worn'", but the one article.
r grades audvariatlous in duality to
- ideas of prices are generally pro
eront proiKirtlona of tnlulturatlon.
guaranlcelug It as
form. liowergradi
suituiiicrent Uleai
dliced liviTlftAvmiE
r armerscpnbavi nioneMy reducing the nuaff
ty themsulvEs, , Wo use only Bone and nq ffi.
jilmtlo Guano for Phosphate of Llnw. Bend for
tu'rer'sr u byUUr? Ul""9'" Ff" at
A. J. ALnERTSON.Rohrkburg.Pa;.
, .U. J. ROUB1NB ft ro llloom sburi Pa.
Mar.nymm, WALTER ScmT.WawlsVlflv.1
Krsrstca 11'
loul Col
thev wcro nalnfullv afTUrtinr.ini
cured In such great numbers In film"'
tion of the country, that tlio public
bo informed of Its virtues or iifci. ,S
Scrofulous poison Is one of tl.e moivy
enemies of our race. Oaen,Ihistyi'a'
tenant of tho organism uiulermtnci tfcf
and myites the attackotcnftelillnfl"'ll
w Ithout exciting a suspicion of lt pro" (I
it seems to breed infection UirougholS
then, on some favorable occasion,!!
into One or other of Its hideous fornii.1
eurfaco or among tliovitala. In.tMJi
clcs may bo suddenly deposited In "Jt
heart, or tumors formed in Die lir,
Its picsenco by crupUons on Uie tUn.fi
nUonson some part of tbc bwlr. I'5
elonat uie of a bottle of this Aorwl,
vlsablc, even when no aclito Iinpl??L.
appear. .Persons auUolcdwWi tl''l
plaints generally Und Immedlsie HI
length, cure, by Uio uio of this 4.11'HI
I.Ai Ut. Anthony' itrr, JleMe'!
Teder, Sal4 Jlhram, AcaM Unl,V.
Hon I'.ut; nor J.'iir,, and oioctri
Visible forms or Kerofuloun dins z
moro concealed forms, as Vii'i'rmz.
iicnrt m,fu, rut, X"rrt
and tho various Vletroui aacctlouis"
)ar and nervous systems. ,r
titmhlltiar IViinvnl and XrirsW.
aro cured by it, though a long tunes'-
.uuuiimg uicso ousuuaio insiuuik-. v,
Itut Inn. fln.,.ln..,l ... nrtlil. Illihli
the rnmitlnlnt. Tue,htrn DT fl AUt.
Ulceration!, nnd remain Vli'"
monly soon relieved and ullioislei; ry
purifying nnd iDvlgorating eir'' fc
ilons for each case aro found 1" m'.lZ
plied grails.' Jlhrumalhm nwl JJ
caused by accumulsUcns of eiuwV
In tho blood, yield quickly to It,
Coim,!o(iif, torutdltv, Conit"
r tnalfon of tlioXd-er, sndJ auuflnM
u theyoHendo.'-froiii Uio ronVluiW
blood. Tills HAltSAVAltir.Lil 1"
ftorer for- tho strength and jlp ??S
Thosowho are ZaiiouWandX J
atnt, ttLtpleti, and troubled wW.-if
.imfMnsIsMs.or riart, or any a t
symptomatlOrOf' Wsajknosi du WJ;
relief and osnvUclag evldcscs ef
power upon trials
Sr. JT. C. AXBB sk .,
Pruc4laf aitA Jmlfltft 0r
SOLD Br AtL DRUdGISTS VtVfj
JEN DERSHOTT'l.
GERMAN CATTLE POl
3W
37 O R SALE.
. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1 lie subserlbers oiler at private sale.U'Vatua
'i r"t "f land lying Yn Orinw- lownVldiv
Columbia OOUUtv. nl.ml nn. hnlr. ..Tl.. f...... 1
LIGHT, STREETt'
pn the public road leadfug to Otnngeville: and
t'gsbiut l'OW(1,r V"' -".htf "hd .contain--
"SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND,
of which Fifty acres Is cleared, and under rood
cultivation. There are on the premises
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
a Frame Btable. some fruit trees, a spring of aood
water, nnd the DlslrtctScJiool House" B
FIt'CE EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Tenus. Ono third cash, and the balance tc
.'uUPur.!is?r..,,aa J,ot'i"i' w
j5r.?a.,1)er.el-,Tu8.w,lter power formerly used id
iiX8 U'eJ owder MUl and suiubls for Saw
H 'K.T.11.11" Woollen Factory. PUUllJrFoi
?itiHf,1l?,hh?l.Ilu.tac,urlo Purposes; will bisol4
sameUrms. BU" " it W ouU
c ' . WELLINGTON If. KNT.
Mar,l2,'69-3m.: JOHN G. FHEKZE.
Bloomsburg, Pa,
ThlsPowder.ls'bclievedlobe ivf.
Horsopr CalHa-Powder; In " '',
blood, cleanses the system, and I1''
tlon aud tone to the stomach. VI
will Improve in flesh, and' Uit .
smooth and gloss. ;
.Cows fatten and'glve Jweuty V
tnllk, , -
Shocp improve and produce W ,
fleece, , j I
.Ilogsattcq and ar freajrom f?
.temper, and all pen diseases. "
Wholesale anil ReUU W
iiENDEnanorrs W
n OJTOS'AsIXWW'
Feb. I,'ll9.tf , . BLOOMS
To tii e Working Class i-I h,
to furnish ail lasses wlthoonl'f
atUielr homes, tho whole nfthe Wf,
(pare momenu Business new, If ",
ble.Finy oenls to 13 per evenlns,":
by persons of either sexfand I" jfL
earn nearly as mtich u men, 0"
offsred those wlio wUI de,
time to the business :'udi ,tl
who seas thu netlce, niay send
and tost tha bnslnsM for thsmssKfii
followlncnnoarallaik! offiri
veil satlslled with Ui buiino", ,
pay lor the tnmbls of writing
Ia dUecUons.'Ao.Tssnt fte , JJ
A LL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
HAtlV fiZiVnlsPkrl ar TlIsrl'ViT ru s w .! J
iticgomoa. -
HELMBOLD'S OONCgJ
KXTRAOT 8ARSAPAIUI'
AT BLOOD PURIFIEIL