the (ibjhMiliiXiSr ANb'
FARMER'S COLUMN.
THE YOUNG FOLKS." "
Fattening Sboop.
On so mo farina n great many tuns of
oxcclloiit straw might bo cmtiloycd to n
satisfactory profit In making mutton
during colli weather, If It wtro shelter
eil from heavy rains nnil snow. In
many Instances, nil tho grain In the
barn Is passed through a machluo and
tho straw pllod In a hugo stack, whero
nearly ono-half of It Is rendered unfit
for fodder. If tho straw bo bright, It
will pay to return as much of it as tho
mow will receive, and securo tho re
mainder in a long and nnrrow stack,
which may "be covered with a tempor
ary roof of boards. Then, during tho
foddering season, If young sheep hav
ing sharp teeth bo fed with ono pound
each per day of Indian corn meal arid
oil meal, with all tho straw thoy will
consumo and a little hay, and an occas
ional feeding of corn stalks, they will
bo In excellent condition for slaughter
ing by tho end of the foddering season.
Butsucli sheep will need an occasional
feedlngof turnips, potatoes or apples, In
connection with so largo a supply of dry
fodder, or they cannot bo expected to
thrlvo In a satisfactory manner. Thero
is no other way that a farmer can work
n large straw stack Into excellent ma
nure with more facility than with sheep.
Thoy will consumo a larger proportion
of the good straw, which, with tho aid
of a Httlo grain and a variety of other
fodder in only small quantities, and ac
cess to water, will render making mut
ton quite as profltablo as any other cm
ploymcut,as fat sheep usually command
a paying price wherever they may bo.
Bofaro oil meal shall bo in such demand
In tho market that tho supply Is Inade
quate to tho requirements of tho trade,
it will bo consonant with sound econo
my to securo several tons for winter's
use. Then let sheds, racks and feeding
troughs bo put In order beforo the graz
ing season is at an end, so that sheep
may not fall awoy during tho chango
from grass to dry fodder.
OH meal is one of tho most economl-
cal kinds of feed that can be iniulu uso
of, for feeding any kind of stock. But,
it is always advlsablo to minglo it in
equal quantities with wheat bran, or
tho meal of somo kind of grain, or
sprlnklo it on cut, or crushed roots or
fruit. By this means, stock may soon
be induced to eat oil meal with avidity.
N. Y. Observer.
DRY GOODS.
COLLECTING MANURE MOM COW
Yards. Tall: to a farmer about the
value of manuro, and the importance
of collecting and saving It for future uso,
and hois astonished thatany.ono should
suspect that ho Is not master of that sub
ject and practiced It to tho last shovel
full. Then take a walk with him to his
summer cow-yard, whero tho milking Is
dono mornings and evenings, and tho
lano leading to it, and you will find tho
droppings of perhaps six months or a
year scattered about and tramped into
tho dust, and partially washed away
by tho ralns,to the amount of cart loads.
Ono cart load of this is worth more
than two from tho barn yard, as any
practical gardener will tell you. But
tho farmer looks upon theso droppings,
many of which ana reduced to a pow
dor, as beneath I1I3 notlco. Thero Is a
wasto that might havo added ten bush
els of wheat to his granary, or a ton of
hay to his mow, if It had been collected
every week and properly applied.
Ono hour's labor every week would
have been worth moro In producing
crops than a ton of so-called phosphato
at a cost of sixty dollars in cash.
Theso droppings always mako their
mark when applied to tho land the
phosphates not always.
These remarks do not apply to nil far
mers, there are many honorable oxcep
tsons,aud thero are too many to whom It
will apply, and their fields tell a talo
too, but net to their credit.
Wo hope that somo of them will tako
the hint; fields show It to their advan
tage. Fields aro terrlblo tell-tales. Ameri
can Stock Journal,
Our Beceipt for Curing Meat.
To ono gallon of water,
Tako 1 lbs. of salt,
i lb. of sugar,
1 oz. of saltpetro,
oz. of potash.
In this ratio tho plcklo to bo increased
to any quHiillty desired. Let tli&so bo
boiled together, until all tho dirt from
tho sugar rises to the top and Is skim
med off. Then throw It into a tub to
cool, and when cold, pour It over your
beef or pork, to remain tho usual time,
say four.or flvo weeks. Tho meat must
bo well covered with pickle.and should
not bo put down for at least two days
aucrKiiung.uuruigwiiiclitlmo It should
bo sprinkled with' powdered salt potre,
which removes all the suruco blood,etc.
leaving tho meat fresh and clean. Some
omit boiling tho plcklo, and find It to
answer well ; though tho operation, of
Doiung purines tho plcklo by throwing
ff tho dirt always to bo found In salt
and sugar.
If this rocelpt Is properly tried It will
never uu auantioncu. Tliero Is nono
that surpasses It, If so good. German-
town Telegraph.
Tho Boar and tho Skrattol.
Oni: Christmas Day, tho King of Nor
way sat In tho great hall of his paluco,
holding n feast, "Horn's n health;!1
said he, "to our brother tho King of
Denmark 1 What present shall wokciuI
our royal brother, ns i pledgo of our
good-wlll, this Christmas U1110V" ".Send
him, pleaso your majesty," said tho
Norseman Outitcr, who was tho.klng's
chief huntsman, "ono of our lino white
bears, that his liegemen may show their
llttlo ones what sort of kittens wo play
with." "Well said, Ountcrl" cried tho
king j "but how shall wo find a bear
that will travel so long a Joumoy wll
Ilngly, and will know how to bchavo
himself to our worthy brother when ho
renchoi him?" "Pleaso your majesty,"
said Ountcr, "I havo a glorious fellow,
as whlto as snow, that I caught when
ho was ncub; ho will follow mo wher
ever I go, play with my children, stand
on his hind legs, and bchavo himself as
well as any gentleman ought to do. Ho
Is at your sorvlco, and I will myself tal? 0
him wherovcr you choose."
So tho king was well pleased, and
ordered Guntcr to set olfntonco with
master Bruin: "Start with tho morn
lug's dawn," said ho "and mako tho
beat of your way."
Tho Norseman went homo to his
house In tho forest : and early next
morning ho waked master Bruin; put
tho klug's collar round his neck, and
away they went over rocks aud valleys.
lakes and seas, tho nearest road to tho
court of tho King of Denmark. When
they arrived there, tho king was away
011 nJourney.andQunter and his fellow-
traveller set out to follow. It was bright
weather, the sun shone, and tho birds
sang, as thoy Journeyed merrily on, day
after day, over hill and over dale, till
thoy camo within a day's Journey of
whero tho king was
All that afternoon they travelled
through a gloomy dark forest; but
towards evening tho wind began to
whistle through the trees, and tho
clouds boran to gather .and threaten a
stormy night. Tho road, too, was very
rough, and It was not cosy to toll which
was most tired, Bruin or ills master.
What mado tho matter wotso was, that
they had found no inn that day by tho
road-sldc, and their provisions had fall
en short; so that thoy had no very
pleasant prospect beforo thorn for- tho
night. "A pretty affair this!" caid
Quntcr, "I am likely to bo charmingly
off hero In tho woods, with an empty
stomach, a damp bed, and n bear for
my bod-fellow."
Willi 0 the Norseman was turning this
over in his mind, tho wind blow harder
and harder, and tho clouds grew darker
and darker ; tho bear shook his cars,
and his master looked at his wits' end,
when to ills great, Joy a woodman camo
whistling along out of tho woods, by
tho side of his horso dragging a load of
fagots. As soon as ho came up, Quntcr
stopped him, and ltegged hard for a
night's lodging for himself and his
countryman.
Tho woodman seemed hearty unit
good-natured enough, and was quito
ready to find shelter for tho huntsman ;
but as to tho bear, ho had never been
such n beast beforo in his life, and would
havo nothing to do with him on any
terras. Tho huntsman begged litird for
ills friend, and told how ho was bring
ing him as n present to tho king of Den
mark ; and how ho was tho most good
natured, best behaved animal In tho
world, though ho must allow that ho
was by no means ono of tho handsom
est.
Tho woodman, however, was not to
bo moved. His wife, ho was sure, would
not llko such a guest, and who could
say what ho might take into his head
to do? Besides, ho should loso his dog
and his cut, his ducks and his gccsQjfor
they would all run away for fright,
whothcr tho bear was disposed to bo
friends with them or not.
"Good night, master huntsman I"
said ho; "If you and old shaggy-back
thoro cannot part, I am afraid you must
o'en stay whero you arc, though you
will havo n sad night of it, no doubt."
Then ho cracked his whip, whistled up
his horse, nnd set oil' once moro on his
way homewards.
Tho huntsman grumbled, nnd Bruin
grunted, as thoy followed slowly after;
when to their great Joy they saw the
woodman, beforo ho had gono many
yards, pull up his horso onco moro and
cf ) OCTOBER l&OO.
.ft.
BARGAIN
IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
AO., AC,
GO TO
'M. P. LUTZ.
main street
OPPOSITE. THE COUttT HOUSE,
BLOOMSDUUO, PA.
Apr.lD.CO-tf.
September and Oct. Fxices
A T
I. W. HARTMAN'S,
fOft HUMMER I)IUS CJOOD3.
25 Ct.
15 Ct.
55 ct.
LAWNS AT 22 cts,
How toHavkCohn Fodder. Much
of tho voluo of corn fodder Is destroyed
by careless handling, ovon In the dls
trleta where they storo It for feed. This
Is especially truo of tho corn that Is cut
up by tho ground, and put In shocks to
euro. The curing process goes on surely
while It remains In tho shock, hut tho
husking begins while tho stalks aro yet
green at tho bottom, nnd tho fodder Is
Immediately stacked carried to tho
barn, and stored In bulk. It soon boats
and moulds. If, after husking, tho
stalks aro bound immediately in bun-'
dies, of convenient size for handling.
and put Into largo shocks of thirty or
forty bundles, set up undwiso, and cai
pod with Btraw, they will euro without
moulding, and mako excellent fuddcr.
Or tho bundles may betaken directly
to tno barn, or to an open shed, and
stored in tho samo. Tho air has free
circulation through tho Interstices of
tho bundles, and tho molsturo is carried
off. Well cured corn fodder Is nearly
equal In valuo to hay, and the extra
labor of making Into bundles will pay,
noRSEa. Water your horses from a
pond or stream, rather than from a
spring or well,bccauso tho latter is gon
uerally hard and cold, while tho former
u soft and comparatively warm. Tho
horso prefers soft muddy water to hard
water, though over so clear,
turn round. "Stay, stay 1" snltl ho; "I
think I can tell you of n plan better
than sleeping In n ditch. I know where
you may find sheltor, If you will run
tho risk of a llttlo troublo from an un
lucky Imp, that has taken up Its abodo
In my old house down tho hill yonder,
You must know, friend, that till last
winter I lived In yon snug llttlo houso
that you will seo at tho foot of tho hill
If you como this way. Everything
went smoothly on with us till ono un
lucky night, when tho storm blow ns It
seems likely to do to-night, somo splto
fill guest took It into his head to pay us
n. visit; and thero havo over slnco been
such noises, clattering, and scampering
up stairs and "Uown.romjnldnlghf till'
tho cock crows In tho morning", that nt
last wo wcro fairly driven out of houso
and homo. What ho Is llko no ono
knows ; for wo novcr saw him. or tiny-
thing belonging to him, except altlo
croikod hlgh-hceled shoe, that ho 'eft
ono night in tho pantry. But though
wo liavo not seen him, wo know ho has
a hand or a paw ns heavy as lead ; for
when it pleases him to lay it upon any
ono, down ho goes as If tho blacksmith's
hammor had hit him, Thero Is no end
of his monkoy tricks. If tho linen Is
hung out to dry, ho cuts tho lino. Ifho
wants n cup of ale, ho leaves tho tap
running. If tho fowls oro shut up, he
lets thorn looso. Ho puis tho pig Into
the garden, rides upon tho cows, nnd
turns tho horsos Into tho hay-yard ; nnd
several times ho nearly burnt tho houso
down, by leaving n cnndloallght among
the fagots. And then ho is sometimes
so nlmblo and activo, that when ho Is
onco In motion, nothing stands still
around him, Dishes and plates pots
and pans danco nbout, clattering, mak
ing tho most horrlblo music, and break
ing each other to pieces; and sometimes,
when tho whim takes him, tho chairs
and tables seem as If thoy worQ nllvo,
and dancing hornplpo,or playing bat-
tlodorcrand shuttlecock together. Even
tho stones and beams of tho houso seem
rattling against ono another: and it la
of no uso putting things In order, for
tho first freak tho imp took would him,
everything upsldo dawn again.
VoiUlnued.)
4LL .KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
neatly ontd at Till Columbia! HLbam
ting OHIO.
. LAWNS AT
LAWNS AT
40 cts
CO cts.
$1,25 DRESS GOODS AT $1,10
$1,00 DUESS GOODS AT 00 cts,
r,r, ct. DUESS GOODS AT -18 cts,
40 ct. DUESS GOODS AT 05 cts,
35 ct. DUESS QOODS AT 30 cts,
I ct. -DKKS8 GOODS AT 22 cts
20 ct. DUESS QOODS AT 18 cts
TEUMS CASH OU PUODUCE.
"MI'O IV T A N T N OTIC E.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
O F
DUESS GOODS,
AT THE NEW
STOUE. BUOWEU'S BUILDING
The splendid rooms of J. J, I1HOWEU, arc
completed and liow opeu to the public with the
V I N H HI STOCK
over offered in Bloouioburg. All tho
N E W E S T STYLES
of Drc.B Goods, Hlllcs, Cloths, Casslmers, Linens,
Fldnuls.c,
t.C A R P E T S
of every stylo nud for all pneev. Oil Cloilut lu
treat variety.
A full line of
supeuiou groceries
Cofi'ees, Teas, Sngars, Spices,
warranted pure and cood.
GLASS AND QUEENSWAUE,
In carefully assorted variety.
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
HOOP SKIRTS, 'CORSETS AND A COMPLETE
assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
Tho public aro earnestly
Invited to examine these flue- goods, beforo pur
clinging elsewhero and are guaranteed satisfac
tion. No expense or trouble has been spared to
make
THE MOST COMPLETE
establishment lu this secUon of tho State.
J. J. imOWER,
iliy1,'it-U liloomsbure Pu.
drugs (Simedicines.
Ayor's
Hair 'Vigor,
Tor roslorinrj Gray Hair to
ils natural Vitality and Color.
A ilrtwitig which
i. 11 uiicu ngrcciiblo,
healthy, nnil etlcctiml
fur preserving tho ,
lintr. Faded oi' gray
mil' 11 soon restored
to tin original eolor
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hnir Is thick-
uncil, fulling iinir cheeked, Mid bald
11cm nfleti, though tint always, cured
by 'its use. Nothing can rcstoro tho
hnir where tlio fo'.liclijs nro destroyed,
or tho gland? atrophied nnd decayed.
But such ns remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hnir with a pasty fedi
mciit, it will keep it clean nud vigorous.
Its occasional ue will prevent tho hnir
from turning gray or falling off, aud
consequently prevent baldness. I' tea
from ilo.sa delclei ioiw suhstntices which
mako some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a t
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing clso enn he found so. dcsiralj'
Containing neither oil nor dye, it uuc
not soil whito cambric, und yet lasts
long ou tho hnir, giving it 11 rich glossy
lustre aud a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CllUMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
riticii ti.oo.
GO&BlXffiON WORKS,
Corner dV Mailt Strcot tmd L. & li. Ilolul-BLOOMSBtTBG,
MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS;
BLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKMtb.
ATANTIVAOTUBERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
GENERAL MACHINE WORK AX1 REPAIRS.
MILL GEARING. BIIAFTINO. PULLEYS. HANGERS, HEAD HLOCICS,
SAW MILL CKB OF XiXi KINDS,
CASTINGS FOB FURNACES ,T T ,n ,nTlT
HUili"""
ALBO CAR WHEELS AND AXLES
AND GENERAL MINIMI OASTINt.B.
var s
JEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Presk arrival of
TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DAVID LOWENBERa
InvittM attention to hU stock of
CU EAl AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
nt hU Ntoreou
M!n Blrf ol, two doom above the Amrrlrau )luua
tvneru lie na juareceivea'rroni new xorx ana
Philadelphia a fi assortment of
MEN AND nOYS' CLOTHINO,
Including the inont faahlenable, durable, and
handsome
DUE8S GOODS,
consisting or
UOX, SACK, ROUG, GUM, AND OIL-GLOW
COATHANP TANTH,
of all sorts, sices and colors. Ho has also replen
ished his ulready lari;e stock of
KALI. AND WINTER SHAWLS,
UTRII'ED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VICHTH'
SHIRTH.CRAVATH.BTOCIW, COLIJUW
HANDKERCHIEFS. QLOVES,
BUsrENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
fle nas constantly ou hand a large and woll-so-ectul
assortment of . .
CLOT1IU AND VEHTINGH,
which he Is prepared to make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and lu the
Uwt manner, All his clothing Is made to wear,
and laost of Jt Is of home manufacture,
GOLD WATC1HM AND JEWELRY,
ufovery description, fine and cheap. Ills caseol
Jewelry Is not surpassed;in thlslplace. Call aud
examlpo his general Hssortmcn of
CLOTHINO, WATCHES, JEW ELRY , 40.
DAVID I.0WENI1E11O.
QAItRIAOE MANUFACTORY,
Rleomsburg, Fa.
it, O. SLOAN I1ROTIIER
thu auccessors of
WILLIAM UMIAK 4 BON
continue the business of inaklug
CARRIAGES, IIUGGIKS,
and every style of
FANCY WAGONS,
which they have constantly on hand to sultouj
tomers. Never using any material but the best
and employing the most experienced workmen
they hope to continue aa heretofore to glvo entire
satisfaction to every customer. Au luspoctlon ot
their work, and of the reasonable prloe tutkbd for
he suae, la aure to Insure a sale.
May eyw-tf
ill
k JUIO.
f&j cmc li so universally
V uuii'Cd by everybody
, n cath:ullc,lior was t
y: ay before so univci
SSii-ii?. ly adopted into me
cvcrvcouDtrvaml
Cathartic Pills,
tho purposes of a Xiaxutlva
Pcthajis no one mctli
as
ever
in
fiiu on ir
A 7 tit clAsscjf ns this Hula
i C A YhTS I,ut efficient .Hirtfatlre
V V . vm tiic ciuvioui ica-
.r i:5rfw liable and far more cAuo
SiZjSVT,JGr remedy tlian miy
trial it, Juimr that It cured them: tlio&oxtlio havo
not, know tliat it curt their neigUbora ntitl friend;,
find .ill know tlut whdt it "loci mice It does nhvays
tli.it it never (.Liu ummii any jauii or ncgieciui
it. imnt....iiKi!.- Wti Uay liious&ndi unon thou
i m l of certinV.itej of their remarkable cures of tho
MI.ihJiU couiuUhiU, but such cures are known In
.7.1.i...l.nrt.l .in. I tern tinml nrt imlilUti tllfm.
Ail nit-jillo aill mo and conditions in all climates:
(vt i turiii i neither .ydonie. or any deleterious druc,
llmr may ho UUcn with safety by anybody. Their
mij ii cuit in? ireaervei them ever nesh and wakes
l'ir ii iile.i'.uit to take, whllobcln? purely vcgcUulo
iii harm can arho frnm their uso in any quantity.
Tiu'v nii.-r:itii hr thuir i to wet ful influence on the
intern tl viscera to muify tho blood and stimulato it
Into he itthy action rcmovo the obitructions or tho
tmiiifb. linwoti. liver, nnd other onrans of tho
ho.ly, ieitrlnj? ttielr Irrefrularnclion to health, and
by timectinvr, wherever they exist, such derange
ments as aro' tho firtt origin of disease.
Minute diiectlons aro given in the wrapper on
the box, fur the following complaints, which Ihcso
rill nmidlv euro:
For llyspepsis or Knillgrcstlon, Useless
snoiU'i un lancn nioiicraivir tu Euiuuiaio wio iioro
ach ami icitore Its healthy tone and action.
For Ijlvnr Coiunlulnt and its various svmD-
toini, lllllous IVpailucbo. Mick Ueulaclio.
tStlllllllirn or u rtiii BicHnnu. uiiioui
illf anil nillutitf 1'HTnri. thev slioum Le In
il it-ion sly taken for each caso, to correct tho diseased
nciiou nr remove uio ousirucums wuicn causo it.
For If jcntory or Ularrboru.but ono mild
dne fs ct n orally lenuired.
For llliriimatlstii.OotittGraTel, Ptsltil
t;Hnu of the Heart, I'ulii In Clin ftlilc,
JlacU and l.olns, they should bo continuously
taken, as required, to change the diseased action of
tho system. With such chango thoso complaints
dnarinear.
For liropay aud Itropslcal Stroll tors they
honld be taken In largo and frequent doses to pro
dnru the effect of a drastic purge.
Vor Mupiirrsslon a large doso should betaken
ai it promt ccs mo uisiroii cuect hr svmnatnr.
As a Dinner Pill, tako ono or two PtU$ to pro
mote digestion and relievo the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulatos the stomach and
bond Into healthy action, restores tho appetite,
and luvhrorates tho system. Hence it la often ad.
vanta?eous where no serious derangement exists.
One who Tools tolerably well, ollen finds that a dose
of tliero VM$ makes him feel decidedly better, from
uioir tiu.iiiBuis mm iuuuvuuiij cuccs on luC Ulges-
VIVU ll))l.IIIVlli
lili, ,T, C. AW It .C CO., Practical Chemist,
ioirTcc. xta&s.i if, s. a
rib. a, ino.
(j
BRASS CASTINGS OP ALL KINDS,
CAlt noxiis,
I "COMPOSITION OASTINOS,
AND BAllIUT MBTAIj
BELFIEMVS CELEHHATED OLOHIO VAIiVES,
STOP COCKS,
CHECK VAIiVES,
AIH COCKS,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM WHISTLES
STDAIMC OUAOB3, SXBA1VX TXTH AMD riTKirTGS
ao3srsT.rra:r.-v on hajstd.
Insurance Agencies.
G
LOBE MUTUAL
LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY
O V
NEW YOBIC.
IMlny Kreeraan, rresident, II, C, Freeman, Bee
Cash cnnllnl over $2,000,000, nil raid.
J. B. BOBISON, BLOOMSBUBG, PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming anil Columbia
county
Aug.20.'(i9-ly.
JNSURANOE AGENCY.
Wyoinlni; 1170.000
iEtna .-. 4,000,000
Fultou. 300,000
North America. 300,000
Clty 130,000
International...... 1,100,000
Niagara ... 1,000.000
Iutnam , 530,000
Merchants XIOXO
Springfield .. 570,000
Farmers' Dauvllle 69.1,000
Albany City,. ..., 100.000
Lancaster City. . atO.OOO
York Horse, Death 4 Then 65,000
Home, New Haven 1,000,000
Dauvllle, Horso Theft ...
mariyjD-ly,"
FKEA8 11HOWN, ApetU,
IIloohsbuho, I'j
Wall Piper and Painting,
TMPOHTANT jF
TO DUILDEM,H0U8EH0LDI:K8 &TKNANT8.
Tho undersigned would uuuouiieo to the cltl
icnsof llloonisbnrg and vicinity that hu la jro
pared to execute
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
1 A 1 N T I N G
in all its branches.
P A P E II HANGING
Carefully attended to.
Strict attention to business and good work man.
ship it Is believed will inent ufulr show of publlo
patronage.
Shop on Cutharlno Btreet between Third and
Fourth.
Mar.5,'00-ly. O, F. 1IOW.VE.
1869
PHILADELPHIA
V A I I. 1 A I' K it H.
HOWELL A BOUBKE,
MAN vvapt yr.uns ov
l'.ipcr HaiigluKs'and Window slmdo, B ilea
Rooms, Comer l'ourlh und Market
HticoU, Philadelphia.
FAcrronT, cou.TWKiiTV.Timip asu Hi;tou stu
NEW BTYLliS UVl'.UV DAY, OF OUR OWN
Oct.lVCl)-3m. MAKE'
JHE ESPY HOTEL.
KSl'V, COLUMIUA COUNTY, I'A.
. ,T.hi? .V!afr"l1,10,JwouM Inform tho travelling
publlo that hn haa taken tho iibovu naiiitd ostul
1 Uhment and thorpughly reiltua Ihe nio for
will ho sloeked with the beat Ihe market ariorils.
1 ho choleest liquors, wluea unci elgursalwuya to
bo fuuud lu his bar,
Apr.M.W-tf
WILLIAM I'ETTIT.
Kpy, Pa.
pO-PABTNEBSHIP NOTICE.
t ho undersigned have entered Into cn-parluer-alilp
aa oumlera and MachlnUts.at tho National
vuuuijr iicfuioioru ocvupieu iy avter lilllmvar.
PKf-Hlt IllLLMYKlC
ri I,'. iir.ii.' . L.Kiif,..,
apply. auuuiu
uiuomsourg June Il.'cs-tf.
A?nts and solo Manufacturers of Hall's Paten Double
Discharge Turbine Wheels.
BLACKSMITHING,
HEAVY OR LIGHT FOIttHNGS,
AGENTS FOR SHIVE'S GOVERNOR,
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE SIMPLEST AND DEBT IN THE WOULD.
BEAMEBS, TAPS AND DIES, t, mn
MADE TO OBDEB.
BOLTS AND NUTS OP ALL SIZES.
OBDEBS FOB BBIDGE BOLTS AND IBONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF THE LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS.
THRESHING MACHINES,
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired,
AND ALL EXTRA FARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
HORTON'S PATENT HAY HAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS
AND SATISFACTION GIVEN
OH MONEY R E F U N D i: D .
May 7,'Sfl-tf
C. II OWE It,
htia opened a first-clsus
nOOT, HIIOK. HAT CAP, AND FUll BTOUE.
at the old bt.mdon Main Street, ItlnomRl)urg,nfew
dHrH ubuvtt tli e Court Jlotue. II Iw stock incom
l.fdof the vt-ry latent und ln'ktbtyles over oirur
d to the citizen of Columbia County. Ho can
m'cnuimudale tho public with tho ful lowing goo4l,
ut tho lowest rat ft.. Men's iicuy douhlo kolud
tdoga boots, nn-n'n double nnd hlntfle tup koIoJ
klji boots, nicn'M heavy btoga khotu of nil kinds,
men's lino IamIh und hhot's of nil grades, ooy'a
doublo soled boo in tuul.shoe of all kliuln, men's
glovo kid IlHlmorul shot's.meu'i., women's, boys'u
und misses lastluu BulUrg, women's ulovo kid
rollalt very flne.women'H morocco lialu-oralsand
calf shoes, worn e n't very tine kid buttoned gait
ers. In bhort boots ot all description both pee
tfeu nnuscwed.
Ho would also call attcutlom to his line assort
ment of
HATS, CArfi.FUItS AND NOTIONH.
which comprises nil tlie new And popular var
otlhM ut prlcen which uuitiot fall tu Bull ull, Tlief
toods aro otlcred at the lowest cash rates and
will bo Kunruntecd to give satisfaction. A call
m soucueu ueioro purcnssiiiK iewucre ns ji is
belloved that better bartiaius are to b fomd
t an at any other piaca lu the county.
o c. o ur
pOWDER KEGS AND LUMBER,
Yf. as. aiumiuu a
Rupert, ra.,
Manufacturers of
POWDER KEOS,
and dealera In all kinds of
LUMBER,
give notice that they are prepared to accomodate
their custom with dispatch, and ou the cut apes
NEW GOAL YARD.
TUB undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens of Jlloonibburit nud Columbia county,
Hint luey itei-u nil me uiiivrc-ni.iiuilll.ers oibiovo
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their wharf, adjoiulnc Jl'Kelvy, Ncol &
Co' Kurnace; with a turn! pair of DniTalo scales
on the wharf, to weliih roal, hay, and straw.
Likewise n horse and wagon, to deliver coal to
those who clfhlre It. As they purchaw a large
amount of conl.thcy Intend tokeep a Buperlor ar
ticle, and sell at the very lowest prices. Hcaso
call aud examine for yourselves before nurchas-
lugcisowuero, j. w. iir.nur.itjiui.
v AUOUaiTUS MASON.
THE umliTsiirned will tnko ln'er.
XL change for Coal and Groceries, the following
n.,M.,l nrttnlu, t7l.n 11..A f-n-n
..U.I.M ui ... tvq ... w., ..J V, AI U, W.W, 1CIUI-
toes," Lard, Uam,8houlder,audllde mcat.llutter,
Eggs, Hay. Ac, lit the highest cash prices, at his
Urocery Htore, adjoining their coal yard,
J.W.IIKNI1KR8IIOT.
Illoomsburg Mar, 19,'OMy,
gILLIARUS ! BILLIARDS ! !
WILLIAM II. GILMOHK
Han opened a fine IUlllard Saloon In addition to
his well known Itl-STAUltANT. Ho hnsJUahleH
Willi all the latest linpiocinentsnnd lu perfect
LAO Kit IJEEU AND A LIS
which tho market ufTords. OYHTHIUH to ho had
ai au umcH wnen in mjrhou, uixo Jieel ion j; tie,
1 Ivttllu II pv, tXV,t
Tho public nre invited to call, and are prom
isetl BatUfHetlou;eUher In billlaidftor iofreli
iiivuiu. ilia
CIQAUS AND TOBACCO
cannot be excelled.
UloonuburL', Jan.
O
MNIBUS LINE.
Tho undersigned would resictfully unnouuca to
the cltiions of Uloomsbnrg and the public gene
rally ma ne is running an
OMNIDUU LINE
between I Ills place and tho different railroad de
pota dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South and Wist ou the Culu
wlssa and Wllllauisporl Railroad, and with thoso
going North and South on tho I-ucliawamia and
Illoomsburg Railroad,
niaOmntlmsscaare In good condition, commo
uious unci comioruuie, aud charges reasonable.
rersons wishing to meet or see their friends de.
part, can bo accomodated upou reasonable charg.
ny leaving timely notice at any of the hotels.
JACOU L OIRTO.V, Iroprletor.
"OLOUR AND FEED.
The undersigned thankful for past patronage
uf-gs io auuouco to nis menus anu to in. puuu
that his
N E W MILL
Is now In complete ruunlng order.and that he Is
prepared to do all kinds of Milling without delay
I'artles from a distance can have their grists
ground without delay, so as to take them home
Hie same day, and as u rule nil work brought to
the mill can he done lutweuty.fuur hours. My
present airangmeuta are such as to preclude the
necessity of stopping the mill on account of Ice,
THE BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
as well as the lower grades, andall kinds o
QJIOP AND FEED
kept ou hand In quantity, and forsalo nt the low
est current rates. Uraln of all kinds purchased,
Light Btrest, lie.. 4,'ll-lt 1'IiTKR ISN'T.
JQENTIHTIiy.
JI, O. HOWEH. DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services to
the ladles und (..ntlptiipn nf lllnmn&liiirtp t,.i,l cl
dully, lie Is prepared to attend toalltl.. varl
ous operations In the Hue nf his profession, nud
Is provided with the latest Improved 1'okcelain
TrKTIl which will be Inserted on gohl plating,
allrer unci rubber base to look as well as the nat
urtu luviu, leeiu coxiraciou uy ail tue new un
mustupiirovcd methods, nud all operations on
the teeth carefully unci propeiiy attended to.
lteslllelleu and llllti-a u fciw ilnnrk Kliia tltu
Court House, sume side.
jiiuoiusuurg, JUU.01, (Mil
g L A T E R O O F 1 N G,
EVERY VARIETY
MOST FAVORABLE RATES.
JOHN T1IOMAH, and OA H PER J, TIIOMAB'
Ilox.177. Illoomsburg. l'a,
Mar.18.08.lyr.
20 000 AGENTS WANTED.
. wvyx-'x-' A sample sent free, with terms
for onV one o clear iu dally, n,1 thrVi l"uri
ila.iX . . "iwaiinumrab n, fan
kf..uu "i """loo' traveling, by both mi o and
female. No gift enterprise or humbug. Address
fOIJ PRINTING IN COLORS, "
f Neatly executid at this oince. 1
GROCERIES, &c
K wMi ili'K.'il.Nd '
uianii iin.M'
,1 AM) nl'l-.MM'
lM Ol'KNINd
AMI IIITNIfK
l-'Al.l. ANI WINTIIH (IOOIIH,
I'A AN I WINTHIl ODODH,
t-A AN WINTl'.lt (IOOIIH,
t'A AN WINTER (IOOIIH,
t-ALL ANI) WINTKU (IOOI.H
convlstlng ol
consisting ol
coinlstlng of
consisting of
consisting of
DRY 0001)3,
DRY UOODH,
DRY (1O0DH,
DRY GOODS
DRY OOODH,
IIAT8 ANI) OArS,
HATH AND OAl-H,
HATH AND OAl-H,
ATH AND CAI-H,
HATH ANI) CArw,
HOOTS ANI) SHOES,
ROOTS AND HIIOIW,
OOTS AND RIIORS,
OOTS AND HIIOEH,
llOOTH AND HIIOEH,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHINO,
READY-MA OH CLOTHINO
A V- AI CLOTHINO,
1 A Y-MA DE CLOT1 1 1 NO,
BEADY-MA DE CLOTIUflO,
LOOKINO-0 LASHES,
MK)KINa-(H.AHHIiS,
IXJOKl.NO-OLASHW,
lJOKINH-al.AKHES,
LOOKINO-OLAHHEH,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONH,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
l'AINTH AND OII,
l'AINTS AND
PAINTS AND OILS,
OnOCERlKS,
UltOCElllKH,
OIIOCKKII-S,
OUOUKltlKS.
UROCEHIEH,
tJUEENSWAlli:,
llUEENHWAUK,
UUUENSWARE,
tlUKENSWAlti:,
liUEENHWARK
HARDWARE,
HARDWARU,
IIARDWAlli:,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
HALT,
HALT
HALT
HALT,
HALT,
FISH,
FISH,
F1H1I,
KITH'
FISH,
OllAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN ANI) HEEDS,
OllAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN, AND HEEDS,
Sewing Machines.
lUlVEIt A llAUl.lt-s C
1'IIIHT I'UEMIUM
E L ASTJcG ST I Toil M
FAMILY
SEWIHB lACHmiP
4M'llilOAl)VA Y, NEW Y0UK.
7!W Cliiwlnut Sliivl PlilWi,,,
POINTS OF KXCELLKjic
I
Ilenuty and Klastlellyof btlteli,
Perfection nnd Simplicity of Muihlnnj
Using both threads directly from th( ijj
No fiistenlng of seams by hand anil t,
of thread.
W'l.li, r,ilt.Tr ,i, m.n1l.ll..., .
ndjustnunt. It
Tho seam retnlua Its beauty and Cmtojj;
Wfthlilnil nnd Ironing. Ill
Resides ilolnK nil kind? of Kork ,toi.elr
Un..l..- M.i.1,tlnu ll.n.n n.l.l
DVl.II'b .-......., ."vou ...uvilllH'l tlKtW1
iniml, henutlflll and nerinnnent r,i..
orimmcntal work.
tOi
ej-Tho Highest l'rcmlumsat nlllUujl!
Exhlblllons of the United Su,lnn J
havo been nwnided tho lrocr Jk Riiktrw
Jlnchlnea, nnd tho work dono by tlienu. I
exhibited In competition.
-jot-
4c,
c.
AC,
AlcKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
Northwest corner ol
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
CO.'H,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
COH.
CO.'S.
Main and Market Streets,
Main and Market Streets,
Main nnd Mnrket Streets,
Main and Market Streets.
Main and Market ttiroeis,
IlLOOilSIlUItO, FA.,
HLOO.MSHURO, l'A
I1LOO.MSHURO, l'A.,
HLOOMSIIURO, l'A.,
ULOOMSI1URO, PA.
IRON AND NAILH.
IRON AND NAIIX,
IRON AND NAIIJS,
IRON AND NA1I.H.
IRON AND NAILH,
In larire nuantltles uiul nt reduced rates, alwuy
on uand.
rjr-Tho ory highest prize, TIICCtM
THE LEOION OF HONOR, lira (oelc
tho ropuscnlntlvoof theOro(rinat'
Mnchlues, at the Exposition FithioV
1SC7, thus ntlcsllng their great tniir!d
all other Sewing Machines.
V OR A i, n
II Y
Hardware & Cutlery.
THE NEW HARDWARE STORE.
NR I'LUB Ul.THA.
iiATins enmrKcu our ftioro uoom auu jusi
OPENKI A XKW HVVVhY,
directly from Hie Miuiuf.ictui'erH, ure..fned for
cash, on u declining market, w e are prepalrd to
otTor tho same to
KAUMKUH, MECHANICS, UUILDIUW.
and the n st of Mankind, a Koneral stoelc, com
prlfcluK all the Utmlmmd qimlltlci Uhually kept
In a city Hard Ware Ktorf, sttltable to Ibo wants
of the cotinly, at unusually low prleei.
au inosownoaroiicsirionsoi purtMiutiinr; goons
lu our lino chii anvo Mont-v bv looklnir In ut thu
New Hardware Htoin.
l'leaso irive tu a cm andcxamino our riocic Ac,
UUNYAN A WAHDKN,
Apr. 23.CD-I r Itloom&uuri;, Pa.
Jacoh K. Smith. t,. n. Hultzku
gMITH & &KLTZER,
Importers and IKjakrs In Forelun and Uomostlo
f,r,J!siU
II A It D W A It E,
OUNS, CUTLERY, AC,
NO. 3 N. T1UKI1 STKKKT, AB.CALLOW1III.I.,
. rillLADELl'HIA,
Nov. aa, 07-tf.
Guano and Phosphate,
AUOII'S
rpVO 5IONTIIS FltKE! 1'ItKEI!
Til 12 HOST r01-l.-r.All JUVKKItE UAUA7.1NU IN
aueuicA.
' TlIK LITTLE qOItPOUALf.
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL AhD KIIIST CLASH,
AH HOW subscribers fnrTllH T.TT-rr w fnnnr.,. .
for tho new yeur.whoso names and money ore
sent lu before tho hist of November will receive
tho Nuvemuer and December Not. of Isov WtEEl
TERMS, ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
SINGLE COPY, TWELVE CENTS.
The Little Corporal has n larger circulation
than any other Juvenile MacailuS In tho world,
aud Is bettor worth tho prlco than any other
innsaiine ever published.
llecnuso of lis Immense circulation, we are en
abled to furnlbh lint tho low prleoof One Dollar
a ienn Six copies, one year, ii; slnglu nuniU-r.
13 cents; or freo to any one who will try to rilw
a elub. llenullfiil premiums for clubs.
HubHcrlbo NOW. New volumia begin Jauuarr
" udresa5'' numbers tun always ho ssut.
ALFRED L. HEWI'.LL A CO., Publishers.
ODIco of The Llttlo Corimriil,
Chlcuso, III,
P.8. Ve also rubllsh the following:
"THE SCHOOL FESTIVAL,"
A, uf'-i1"?) 9lm,r,;.rlr' Maeoilne, devoted exc lu.
slvily to Hthoiil Eriiertulumen s, Exhlliitlo is
,Vy 1,,c yMy Ct"u y. $i
THE LITTLE COHIWl.UH NEW DIlA'VINa,
"REED'S DRAWING LESSONS,"
Tho best Hiing of tho kind ever Issued. Prlco II .VI
or elolh biuitlna-; hchool Edition ,5 cii5 "Sola
by booksellers.orbent by mail ou receipt c.r price.
MRS. MILLER'S NEW HOOK,
"THE ROYAL ROAD TO FORTUNE."
ZX&"tt? A," "u,"er!"" ul""
MWiUhV "RWW'I . Publishers.
Oct. 11, Ol Jui. Chicago, III.
OEND FOR A COI'Y Ol-NEW
D EDITION WIXUV EVPRY MAN 1MB
"WNJ.AWYKirANo'iill'Nf'ioRM
A rminiUla nn.1 .11.1 1 ...
thI?mi,,l,'.?prof',"loI",1 """. ' fanner,
inJi , ISS SSia inerehHui, tho luauufacturer
final iH?ulre. a ''""venlt-nt. comprehensive, nud
S.iK'ytru".1'!1ill"'t,,luy bo required, sud that
n.V, .ifS"11,',1' .'''" . w11" ."' Information a" Is
iirIW'iJ; ; .f . r ,u U1.' uusineks relations of
t iitTwiMo.i1,"11 "verylxxly ran understand, nnd
niSiZ i ,,oUIP P"" ""lie country uiiuuull.
ipa-.dr''ArVKred ,
O.K.m.,... J0Ii'J ...Vuhllsher,.
ItAW 1IOMB
SUrER I'HOSI'HATE OK LIME
MARK
iiLooiisnrnu n.
June 2V6!My
''nilK NEW FAMILY
H E W I N O M A (' HIS!
2!HHowery. EMl'IHi: M
Tho exlraoiillnnry suec-es i,i,i.cj
ImpriAcd miiuiifictinin M,u'lilim
heavy work, hai lnduceil the
EMPIRE HEWlX'l MM HINT
to manufacture n New Family Mac
sumo stylo nud construction, with a
mi Mi.nhillnt, .iiolr l,, II cnlill 111 la I
Ish with other Family ii hum. ' 1
usefulness ltfar
OUTSTRII-S ALL COMPnTrtB
The price of this ncknowlecliwcU";!
Ilclo comes within renih of evrrr cja'
Company Is prepared In ouei "w ,(
Inducements tobu.vers,denleiaulla
Machine warranted. , ,
Apply for circulars nud aainplM ; .
EMPIRE SEWINO MAUlM
No. t"Jl l!oimj'1M
Oct. I,-,'CU-3m
STANDARD WARRANTED.
jiaugh s lluw llono t-tnier Phosnhate Is ns H
. , ; m v" Vitriol that Is. liuues thut in.v.
Lr"t'anu1'l!!'.v''., ,f lUlr mt?e'r-Oi0
a---".
MINa".? ll.V1? ' .'"'.y:". V. TANTI-LA.
clar.liine.l Tii: : " "I'l-'icuiiou
i lu the un-
'HO MANUFACTURERS
Jt
Ml'
dwrnluucd. Itluu
bURE VKTI OF BfiALH IN STKAM
The article will bo furulsliisl at HixDoiiAna
lhoiirin'."forWe M" 10 Ka .SSrtiS
TEN DOLLARS PER A.-JNIJM FOR EACH
vvgopphi
forli8abi,'a",a!;0r,dlo,r HlUU'" ""'
ALLEN NEEDLES,
Dealers lu Oils,
No. Honlh Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Circulars will bo sent on application.
aeiai'liO-iat.
"y E CON T I N U E
per u via N a UA
No. I Geuulue Government,
iiiJl.nLlKJ.'.11" a'1 Hyd.anllo Cement
A.ninoulale'd Fertilizer;' . . I i Wrwib.
A DISCOUNT TO DEALERS. '
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES.
South Delaware Avenuo, Phlladclnhla.
KHrAUMSUEllIN 18IS.
&US$ Iinrr Company.
Miscellaneous,
TLOOMHllURO NOHSlALPl'HOOU'j
1J EI1ARY INh'U'lU'lE.
HOARD OF INSTUri-TIl
HENRY CARVER, A- f
Piofessor oflntolleetual und "ml'
theory un I piwlhi"'ll"tW
MUa Knruh A. Cnner, Vf-
Toucher of French, Downy aum
' ' brunclus.
Isaac O. Dit,
Plofos.ni- or Ancient Lnnsuu;"" "
Grammar.
. ... k it.
Profeshor of Matheiuutlcn!. anJ I
tronoiuy
.. .. n X i SI.
Profu kor if chc-'mltry uud p'J''j
V. M. Hal". , r.J
Teacher of ueoiiruphy. M'" A '
T....w,a ItlllUII.
Assl taut teacher of iiiutliiii'lw
Ur Ilium1-
Miss AlUo J'-,""
Teacher nf Music on the plow'"11-
. Mrs. Ilallle L W't. ,
Teacher iif Vocnl Music ami ton'"1"
ittU-IIUI'l jlr,B
The FALL U-rm will
and until our ikmrclInK hall W rc - .
cy.on npiillcntlon to the i "
wo luriii.ueu wuu niiiiio .Tirt.B
It Is better for Undents to rom"1
oulnj: of tho term, but when IW g
bin they can cuter at any tune- I
March la) I mm.
Kin. WATOIII'S.
. . ..ntiielll A'
coo urcnt 'inuie inii'i"'-; yut
nnmrnrcr.lul l.v llirt Ktlllei SCH
Solid isllxer Wiitches nt W
1U WW HnuravliiBH. fully U'1
I l.l.nr I lllulnli.. lire 'i- ,
vc-lone.. whleliiira lliorulllihjy. ', n
ordered nre mailed, pot I inu I''P
prices i-Hlnglo Knewvlns, t
rich premium, 5 Twout-n" P
ver liuntlUK watch ns pre nil i( i
Bravluit ontllles the holder rf" I
worth from SJfl to 7M, lrilfj." imrfJl
in. r.othinscan ue iii"J , itrf"!
no urtlcle lu our stock , 1 '". i,t
money asked, while thn.hu)", piS
onco before liasllly comloni'1",'",
MICHEL li'P
2M llro id way, Cnr. rnH"" " " h
II. IRVINE'riOltnAT'-l
rB.i"
A
M K I) I O I
IIHCIl VUII UDP.KTIIAN fOlllV
Is thuinost sui-ciwsfiiliuedli'h'i'Jy.jniiitj
the cure of Dyspepsia, Llvir I o "ln
liuu.a a..t. ...,i ili.cae "
Isiiiudo'cntlrely of '
ROOTS AND HI'"1;
One doi ",'ijis
onc.who Klvoa It n fair jrUI. So." 1
wiiiioiic II. 1 c IS lUlU"'"'" " utosBlf
i-rltetil luCentriiniMl '"'."'V J iu
the almvedUcfilll'a'for tho last '''.''"Ji
no Piiv.iein old reach I!'"1'
enrol und hcallliy by u.lnii t
un liiaiuiy uy .ii-iv6 I
OllEAT INDIAN MM"1'',.!
never lulled to c ure Atu'i" I
rauKomeiit of lliostoinacii. .
,1 hopo all who nro nltctl mjI
clUeiu,,,. wlllupply f ir lh" v""! 1 il. I' I
CINE which in 1 1 be hail t,-);,i!ii''J
Mi.,ll,.l.,.. li,-.. i.. r I..I.I Mine! If
Ph., or nf his Keupraf insrnt
Aiieuu uunted, iii-iy , J
'i fils inedlclno in prcpur. d "JJ'ji. I j
May7,'U3- yr
II
Fu
Trucli,
..,c!
OMES FOR Till: l'KOJK J
Kurina In Mar) land $10
ruc-U, Giulll. llrulllHi FafU t
. .-, ,, w u.uuiue otreei, n, j,
4WU -