TUB YOUNG FOLKS.
. PocWtt.
A poor uouutrymnn, whoso nnrao was
l'ocwlt, lived with liU vlfo In n very
ijultit way, In tho pnrUh wlioro ho was
born.Ono day na ho was ploughing with
his two oxon In tho field, ho heard all on
a sudden some onecnlltng out his name.
Turning round, ho saw nothing but u
bird that kept prying "Peewit I I'eo
wit I" Now this poor bird Is culled n
Pee-wit, and, llko tho cuckoo, always
keeps crying out Uh own name. Hut
the conn try m:ii thought It tiv mock
lng hlm,so ho took up a huge, stono and
throw at It. Tho bird How olTsafu and
sound; but tho stout; Tell upon tho head
of ono of tho oxon and killed him upon
the spot. "What can ono do with an
odd ouo'.'" thought Pco-wlt to himself
as ho looked at the ox that was loft; so
without more ado ho killed hlui too,
klnucd them both, and set out for tho
neighboring town to sell tho hides to
the tinnier for as much as he could got.
llu soon found out where the tanner
lived, Hint knocked at tho door. Do
fore, however, tho door was optucd, ho
saw through tho window that tho tan
ner's daughter was hiding In an old
chest ,1 friend of hers, whom she Seem
ed to wish that no one should see. By
and by tho door was oponed. "What
do you want?" said die daughter. Then
Pco-wlt told her ho wanted to sell his
hides; and It came out that the tanner
was not at home, and that no one there
ever made bargains but himself. The
countryman said ho would sell cheap,
and did not mind giving his hides for
tho old chest in tho comer; meaning the
ono ho had seen tho young woman's
friend get into.
Of course tho maiden would not agree
to this, and they wont on talking the
matter over so long.that at last in came
tho tanner, and asked what It was all
about. Pee-wit told him tho whole
9tory, and asked whether ho would
glvo him tho old chest for tho hides.
"To bo sure T will," said he; and scold
ed his daughter for saying nay to such
a bargain, which sho ought to have
been glad to make, if the countryman
wns willing. Then up ho took the chest
on bis shoulders, and all tho tanner's
daughter could say mattered nothing;
away It went Into tho countryman's
cart, and oil ho drove. But when they
had gone somo way, the young man
'within began to make himself heard,
and to beg and pray to bo let out. Pee
wit, however, was not to soon to bo
brought over; but ntlnst, after a long
parley, a thousand dollars woro bid and
taken; the money was paid, and at that
price tho poor fellow was set free, and
went about bis business.
Then Pee-wit went homo very happy
and built a new house, and seemed so
rich that his neighbors wondered and
said, "Pec-wit must Iiavo been whore
tho golden snow falls." So thoy took
him beforo thonextjustlccof the peace,
to glvo an account of himself and show
that ho camo honestly by his wealth;
and then ho told them that ho had sold
his hides for ono thousand dollars.
When they heard It, thoy all killed
their oxen, that they might sell tho
hides to tho samo tanner; but tho Jus
tice said, "My maid shall have tho first
chance;" so oil' sho went: but when she
camo to tho tanner, lie laughed at them
all for a parcel or noodles, and said ho
had given their neighbor nothing but
an old chest.
At this they were all very angry,and
laid their heads together to work him
somo'ulschief, which thoy thought they
could do while ho was digging in his
garden. AH this, however, came to
tho ears of the countrymau, who was
plagued with a sad scold for his wife;
and he thought to himself, "If any one
is to como Into tronble, I don't see why
It should not bo my wife, rather than
Peo-wit;"so ho told her that ho wished
she would humour him in a whim ho
had taken into his head, and would put
on his clothes and dig tho garden In his
stead.
Tho wilo did what was asked, and
next morning began digging. But soon
came somoof tho neIghbours,and think
ing it was Peo-wit, throw astono at her
harder, perhaps, than they meant,
and killed her at onco. Poor Pco-wlt
was rather sorry at this; but still ho
thought that he had hod a lucky escape
for himself, and that perhaps ho might,
after all, turn the death of his wife to
somo account; so ho dressed "her In her
own clothes, put a basket with fine fruit
(which was now scarcest being winter,)
Into her hand, and set her by tho road
Bide, on a broad bench. After a while
camo by a fino coach with six horses,
servants, and outriders, and within sat
a noblo lord, who lived not far off.
Whcn.hls loidshlp saw tho beautiful
fruit, ho sent ono of tho servants to the
woman, to ask what was tho prieo of
hergoods. Tho man went and asked,
"What is tho prlco. of this fruit?" No
answer, iio asiceci again, ao answer.
And when this hadvhappened thrco
times, ho became angry, and. thinking
she was asleep, cavo her a box on the
ear, wheffdown sho fell backwardsln
to tho pond that was behind tho seat
Then ran up Pce-wlt, and cried out and
sorrowed, because thoy had drowned
his poor dear wife; and threatened to
have tho lord and bis servants tried for
what they had done. Ills lordihip beg
ged him to bo easy, and offered to glvo
him thuco.ich and horses, servants and
all; bo tho countryman, after a long
tluio let himself bo appealed a little,
took what they gave, got into tho coach
and i-et off towards his own homo again
As iio camo near, tho neighbours
wondered much at tho beautiful cojcIi
and borers, and villi more when they
stopped and Pce-wlt got out at his own
door. Then ho told them tho whole
story, which only vexed them still
in or (j to Ihey took him and fastened
hl:n up In a tub, uud werogolngto
throw him into tho lake that was hard
by. But whilst they wero rolling the
tub on beforo them towards tho water
they passed by an alo-house, and stop
ped to refresh themselves a little beforo
they put an end to Pee-wit. Meantime
they tied the tub fast to a tree, and
there left it whllo they weio enjoying
themselves within doors.
Pco-wlt no fcooner found himself
alone, than ho began to turn over In his
mind how ho could get free. He listen
cd.aiul fcoon heard, Baa,baal from a flock
of fhcfp and Jambs that wtro cowing
by. Then ho Jlftcd up his voice and
iihoutul out, "J will not bo burgomas
ter, I say; I will not L mado burgo
muster," The shepherd hearing this
went up ami said, "What is all this
iioieo about 1" "Oh f aid Pet-wlt,"n.y
neighbours will make me burgomaster
sgnlnH my will; and when 1 told Ihew
Jvoultl lif t agin', they put wo Int
this cask, and aro going to throw mo
Into the lake." "I should llko very well
to be burgomaster, If I wero you," said
thoshepherJ. "Opon tho cask, thon,"
said the other, "and lot mo out, and get
in yourself and they will make you
burgomaster Instead of mo." No soon
er said than done; tho shepherd was In,
Peo-wlt was out: and as thoro was no
body to tako ciro of tho shophord's
flock, Pco-wlt diovo It olT merrily to
wards his own house.
When tho neighbours tamo out of the
alchouso they rolled tho cask on, and
tho shepherd began to to cry out, "I
will bo burgomaster now; 1 will bo bur
gomaster now." "I ilaro say you will,
but you shall tako a swim first," said a
neighbour, as ho gavo the cask the last
push over Into tho lake. This dono,
away they went homo merrily, leaving
tho shepherd to get out as well as ho
could.
But as they camo In at one side of tho
village, who should they meet Vomlng
In by tho other way but Peo-wlt, driv
ing a fino flock or sheep and lambs be
fore him! "llowcainuyou hero?" cried
all with ouo voice. "Oh I tho lake is
enchanted," raid lie; "when you throw
mo in I sunk deep and deep Into tho
water, till at last I camo to tho bottom;
thoro I knocked out tho bottom of tho
cask,andthcn I found myself in a beau
tiful meadow, with lino flocks grazing
upon it; so I choso a few for myself, and
mfinr
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOORAT, BL00MSBU11G, COLUMBIA UUUimx,
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
PA.
here I am." "Cannot wo havo somo
too?" said thoy. "Why not? thoro
aro hundreds and thousands left; you
havo nothing to do but to Jump in, and
fetch them out."
So thoy all agreed they would dlvo
for sheep; tho Justlco first, thon his
clerk, then tho constablos, and then
tho rest of tho parish one after tho other
When they camo to thosido of the lake,
tho bluo sky was covered over with
little whito clouds, llko Hocks of sheep,
and all wero reflected in tho clear "wat
er: so thoy called out, "Thoro they are I
there thoy aro already!" and fearing
lest the Justlco should get ovcrytuing,
thoy Jumped In all at once; but Pco
wlt Jogged homo, and mado himself
happy with what ho had got, leaving
his neighbours to find flocks for them
selves as well as they could.
FARMER'S COLUMN.
warm eofiVo, well mixed, Immediately
af.er rising rrom bed. Then let h!m at
tend to tho chores, or mowimr. IiocIiil'.
etc., for au hour or two, whllotho teams
aro feeding and tho breakfast is prepar
ing, moy wilt reel better and do more.
Agriculturist.
ij , ,
DRY GOODS.
J M P O It T A N T N 0 T I 0 U.
M.UINH'IOKNT IH8PLAY
O F
I UliSB 0 0 O 1) S,
at xiii: nkw
STORE, nUOWKlt'S UUILD1NU,
The aplendld room or J, J, UltOWKlt, aro
completed uud now open to tin public with, the
PISBHT STOCK
over oll'ered In Bloomsburg. All the
N 13 W E ST STYLUS
of Dress 0(hhIi, Bilks, Cloths, CuMlmors, Linens,
l-'lanncis Ac,
0 A It P E T S
of every style and lor nil prices. Oil Cloths lu
Brent variety.
A full lino of
SUP K It I 0 It
Coffees, Teas,
warranted pure nud good,
GLASS AND QUEEN3WARE,
In carefully assorted variety.
qlov e s, ii o s i e n y,
HOOP 8KIIITH, COIWETH AND A COMPLETE
assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
Tho public aro earnestly
Invited to examine theso flno goods, before pur
chasing elsewhere and are guaranteed satlslnc
tlon. No cxpeuso or trouble hai beenspared to
make
THE MOST COMPLETE
ci.tub1i.hment In thi section of the State.
J. J. IinoWEU,
May 7,'OO-lf llloomsburg l'u.
G ROOERIES
Sugars, Spices,
NEW
Fresh arrival of
STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Wintering Boos A Wintoring House
Somo propose wintering on their
summer stands; somo in cellars; and
some say bury in tho snow, or in tho
sand, or in a clump; while others say,
build a house above ground expressly
for the purpose. All may bo right, and
doubtless in tho special locality, as tho
clitnato varies much in tho torritory
over which tho Journal circulates. This
may, In somo measure, account for tho
different opinions expressed. I havo
tried nearly all tho plain above cnumer
ated, and havo found serious objections
to nearly all of them. This winter I
propose to winter my bees in a reposi
tory above ground, built on purpose.
My objection to cellar Is, they aro fre
quently too damp, and It Is difficult to
move tho hives down und up; and the
bees aro llablo to bo disturbed frequent
ly by persons going down for potatoes,
apples, Ac. I havo tried wintering In a
clump or pit. I find that, In that way,
tho bees eat less, but tho combs como
out mouldy, and sometimes worthless.
Wintering on the summer stands re
quires moro hoiioy, nearly twlco as
much, as tho bees aro roused to activity
every lino day ; and a great many aro
lost In tho snow, whllo many others aro
frozen still hi tho hivo during long con
tinued cold weather. Besides being
hazardous, it looks careless to whiter
thus.
The house I aw building is 12 feet by
ill ; sills raised on posts 8 Inches from
tlie ground. Tho lower Joists aro 12 by
10 inches, and run lengthwise. Tho
centre ones are ono Inch lower than the
sills. A rough floor is laid on tho under
side, then filled witli saw-dust to top of
tho Joists. I havo a double inch floor
on tho top. Tho floor Is cut In two lu
tho centre, and tho two parts do not
meet by ono Inch, which opening will
answer tho doublo purpose of white
ventilation and as a vent to let water
off from snow that I intend to pile In
towards spring, (in a small hall, to bo
left in tho centre; in order to lower tho
tcmporaturo when tho cold begins to
moderate.
The frame is put up with 2 by lOscant
ling, weather boarded and battened on
tho outside, and lined on .tho Inside,
Tho hollow wall all filled up with saw
dust. Thojoistsubuvoareaby 8, lined
on tho under fide, and eight Inches of
saw-dust laid on top, through which an
upward ventilator passes, reaching from
tho ceiling up through tho roof of tho
houso, and having at tho bottom a reg
ulating valvo. I havo n small window
in ono end, with glass and also blinds
on tliu Inside and outside; n doublo door,
ono each side of a frame, and In tho
winter a straw mattress will bo placed
between tho doors.
Now, If any of my friends can sug
gest any Improvement on the above
planTT.! would feel obliged.
I propose In summer, to uiuflliir
houso for worUingTmhoneymaChlno
hi, or for storing honoy or any othor
work connected with bees, In summer.
I havo seventy swarms, and ono hun
dred can bo stored away hi this Jioiino.
lu Thomas' hive, (and by tho way that
Is tho lie-t hive, and is all the go hi
Canada.)
With us, the past season will prove
to bo tho poorest wo havo had for some
time. It has been Just the reverse of
last summer that Ii, too wet and cold
I fear very llttlo surplus honoy will bo
obtained. -A. ('. Atwoiid DiuwrieJ),
GtiHuht, hi Am, Jtee- Journal,
UlIT AN KAUI.VlJltKAKl'AST. A had
custom is prevalent in urn ny families, e.s
pcclally among tho far wers.of working
an hour or two beforo hrenkmst, attend
lng to chores, hoeing In the gar(leu,ctit
ting wood and mowing. This Is tonvo
nlent on many accounts, but not con
duclvu to health. The prevalent oiiliv
Ion Is, that thu morning air Is the pur
est and most healthy and bracing;
but tho contrary Is tho fact. At no
early hour Is tho air woro filled with
dampness, fogs and ii)lwinas than
about sunrise. The heat of tho nun
gradually dissipates the miasmatic In
fluences as thu day advances. An early
meal braces up tho system against
these external Influences, Every one
knows tho htuguor uud fal utiles often
experienced, for tho flrst hour III tho
morning, tuul that It Is Increased by ex
erelou and thu want of food. Proba
bly the best ctiitom would bo to furuUh
every n ewber of tho family especially
tlio.ni who labnrotit ofilrKirs, a cup of
KAI.Ii AND W1NTEH (J001VS.
DAVID LOWKNllEllO
luvlteR attention to his slock of
CHUAP AND KASHIONAULK CLOTHING,
at his store on
Main street, two doors above the American House
llloomsburg. Pa.,
where ho has just lecelved from New York and
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND nOYH' CLOTHING,
Including the most fushluiiable, durable, anil
handsome
DKKS.S UOODH,
consisting of
BOX, (SACK, ltOCCt, UUJI.AND 0IL-0I.0T1I
COATS AND PANTS,
of nil sorts, sUes and colors. He has also replen
ished his already large stock of
I'ALL AND WINTEll SHAWLS,
KTItlPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS'
SHI11TS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
H-ANDKEKCHIEKS, GLOVES,
SUM'ENDEItS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas constantly on hand a large and well-so-
ected assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which he Is prepared to make to order Intouuy
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In the
best manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
and most of It is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ofxvery descilptlou, auenud cheep. His caseot
Jewelry Is not surpassed in thls'placa. Call uud
examine his general assorlmcn of
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY, i If.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
JALL AND WINTER. GOODS
I.W.. HAUTMAN'S,
rf.AID DItESS GOOD'S OK THK SAXONY FIN
ISH. .
PLAIN LltEKS Q'OM.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS.
1ILACK AND WHITE FLANNELS.
RED AND WHITE FLANNELS.
I1I.ACK MIXED WATER l'l.OOF CLOTH.
GOLD MIXED WA1ER PROOF CLOTH.
MUSLINS CHEAPER THAN TOR YEAR.
II) BETH LADIES' I'URS JUST REC'D.
SHAWLS MIXED, PLAID AND PLAIN.
HOOTS AND HHOIM, FOR MEN AND 110 YH.
GUMS FOIt LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN
MARTIN'S CELEBRATED SHOE GREASE,
ulackinu myriiE'iiOX or do.en,
Nov,20,'09-tf.
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kludsof Sewing needed lu tho family, from the
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beautiful Button Holes, Eyelet Holes, Embroid
er over the edge, do "overseamlug" us by hand,
Also all kinds ofbtlehlng, Hemming, Felliug.
Cording, llruldlng, Binding, Ruffling, Tucking,
Gather und Sew on ut (lie sumo time. This U
certainly f.irln udvaucoof All others,
IT II A S NO EQUAL;
His also the vheuiiest Intrinsically us well as
the best, tlnco It Is really two Machines combin
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U nl oacu agreeable,
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itijnrioiis lo tho hair, tho Vigor can
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NOTIONS,
NOI'IONH,
NOI'IONH,
SEWING MACHIIli
(ii. imiut)WAY,N'i:vv0Bl
Vlb Cliostnnt Htlcct l'lillWrtJ
I'UINTH OK
I'AINTH
l'AINTS
KAINTU
l'AINTS
1'AlNTtl
AND OILH,
AND 01I.H,
AND OII.H,
AND OIUl,
AND OIL.',
tu. 11 '
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I
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Ague
Cure,
Vn-r v.iv - 1 1 i. I :t"r nittent Vevcr,
CUM ' nomUtoit TVvor, Dumb
At'n ito-l or Ii'1'nn JVver, Vc..
t' l.i ' ' t.:.o nlTojtioi which unse
f -i 1 tuj.n, imru, or ln.'rmatio
r t. r.i 'i"l l 1
I'M
ll
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"I'M"' -l
niMi' it iii-
iiiiM' iniMt
t if"..ru-
i t llll lllM.l 1.1 II
t I'-It.tlll'l l't .lll Ill-IUl
' rt'i'l i'i-m t'ftt
.O'lLi'tic, llUintitll,
M.iiitl'l- fltlll!tlire
it 'I'rnt. Tho
ii-.'. I'ltli'-iijriit'ili"
int. 11 it n I't-ri'ie
'I iru nii'illi'iiie.
t
' 1 aril nl" I In llu 11 Kii"i liiltnifiilf
nt tli. vi'l1 in1 '"ii-i'it in "I'-tiifiie
" I w li Hilt- i'iihiT" Iml l n!i f11l.1l.
'uu'ilcil iv. t . i tfi("" M.'tit 111, or
Ih'-irM iih.mii-! 1 1 I'" .win tv l'i'0'
t.lii t.:.lii7il. I ft t;r ililtv.
i .;, Cin-intitfut, titi'in f imi InMilv
nfth. I.lvc.-, It t- 'I'l i' !: "It tViuilj . -tillilil lllliS
I '.hi mtii ht-i'iliv irliv'tv.
Pol Illl.ii'i- OiwinliT-t .iml t.Ivci Com. f!;'tnt, H U
i"i ' 'I'lL'tU tft'i,i lriiiliu,in'f fiaiiy. trulv ti'
M.i.k tl.lc riuus ilcr' ilir mpilifliH n ul r.iUpil.
I'lt'lUUM ItV lilt. .1. C. M X CO , I'l-l' lWil
nml An.iUilnil CiicinUU, I.o.tcll', Misfihul fu!
ull iuiiipI the wmlil.
Feb. 5, 1HC9.
; noTTTst;,
Insurance Agencies.
h O 11 E MUTUAL
LIFF. INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YOItK.
I'llny Treman, rrcsldent, II, C, Krcemnn.Hec
Cash capllnl over t J,000,CO), nil palJ.
I). R0I1IS0N, IJLOOMSBUItG, PA
QENKRATi AOnNT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming and Columbia
JNSURANCE AGENCY.
Wyoming 1170.000
.lstna
Fulton-
NortU America
City
International ,
Niagara . ,
Kutuam ..
Merchants -
KprlnnOelil
Farmers Danville '.
Albany City
Lincast-r City ,
York Horse, Death A Theft
Home, New Haven J
Danville, Horso Then -
KIIUAH HHOWN, .lrm,
mam,'i9-ly, IlLOOMauuiia, Pa
I.OOO.OOC
300,000
iO,O00
100,000
1,100,000
1,000.000
5.10,000
10,000
570,(n
Mh,(O0
100.000
a 0,000
(0,000
1,000,000
urranifemeiit uevei belore uccomullshed by tin-
uiuii inueuuiiyj niuauitf ejiuer llien,or
Huttnnllolo hilii'l), as occasion muy rcqure. It
Irf nt lliu K,i,n., Ila.tu .'hinla It. ..nnu, run. tr.
comparatively noiseless, easily understood, and
In a word combines with these adamtayet rrcu
tticly itt vwh, tin Moitrii-aif uniifi (( olh
tis. Wo hsvetlso 10K HALU tho "I'lnln Amerl
chii," a huautliul family Wuchlne at a lteduced
1'rtee. '1 Ids Machine decs all lliutls done on the
'uomoinauon" except ituiion ltoies und uvcr'
seaming work. Ludltsaiultitnilcincn,wadtlre
all lo come und ste this ureal novelty of the age,
now on exhibition mid lor sale at the old rust
OIUco, cor, 3Iulu uud Market Htreets. Hou't Us
tell Ul other Agents uho uruln tlin habit nrnii.
deinnlng ull machines but Hhat they represent
but corns and I'xutfilnu the Maihlueund Us uorlc
theujiulge for oursclves.
MIKSI-I IIAMliO 4 LAKI5, Agents,
for I.UEerue, Columbia, nr!huiubcrland und
Hchuylklll counties, .Uiknth Waktcu,
Oct.ai.'00-tf.
VANTED.-10O ConlltlC'iitlill ARcnts
TT toillsnosoofastock of goods, None but
good uud relluble nun wuntid Mho can keen
their moulha shut. Hmnll capital ruriulrcil. A
lortuue of f a.oooguarauteed Inu man of tho right
stripe. 1'arllcuhirs seut free. Hulnplo of gotuls
sent fur 115 itnls. Cull on or iiddrtss
J,V. WA'fEIW&CO..
Nov. 11, '0-3IU, IU7 Uruadwuy, N, Y,
JOB
1JHIN TI NCi
Neatly circuital tt this Onli e.
Wall Paper and Painting;
TMPORTANT
TO HUlfcDEIlSJlIOUHEIIOLDUIlH ATENAN'IU
The undersigned would uunouuee to tho cltl
xeusof llloomsburg and vicinity that he is pie
pored to execute,
II O Urt K, fl I a N, AND 0 It K A M K N T A I.
' 1' A I N T I N O
lu all Its blanches.
P A P E R H A N G I N G
Curefully ultendid lo.
Htrlct Bttent I011 to huslm as uud good work man
ship it Is believed IUiiuutnf.ili showof pul.llo
patronage,
Hhop on Cathui I1.0 Htreet between Third uud
Fourth.
MarJ.'UJ.Iy, WJI, J', UOL'l.NE.
Agent's and solo Manufacturers of Stall's Paten Double
Discharge Turbine Wheels.
BLACKSMITHING,
HEAVY Oil LI01IT FOltaiNOH,
AG13NTS FOR SIIIVE'S GOVEKNOll,
ACKNOWLEDaiCI) TO III! THE SIMrr.I&VT AND UEHT IN THE WOULD.
MA 1)10 TO OltDKll.
REAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
HOLTS AND NUTS OP ALIj SIHKS.
ORDERS FOR BRIDGE BOIiTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CIIEKRFUIjTjY FURNISHED
OltOCEUlKS.
guockhi1x,
(ikoci:uii,
OIlOCEltllCH.
UKOCCltlKS,
titinKNawAiii:,
iflJEENSWAlli:,
(HIEUNSWAHE,
OUEENHWAlli:,
tiUEE.NHWAIll:
IIAUDWAllH. .
HAKIiWAKi:,
HAltDWAKE,
HAItDWAKE,
HAItDWAUH,
rlNWAKH,
ti.nwaih:,
INWAIIE,
TINWAlli:,
TINWAltll,
MALT,
HALT
HALT
SALT,
HALT,
KIHII,
FIHII
F18H,
KITH
K1H1I,
(HtAIN
OH. UN
II HA I N
UltAIN
(IUAIN
AND SEr.DlS,
AND HEEDS,
AND HEEDH,
AND HEEDS,
AND HEEDS,
Uoanty und Elasticity o( siltd,,
lVrfectlon and Bliiipllclty of Madi,,, I
Using both thicadi directly from n, J
ho fastelllliK of Sfalus hy hand anlkj
of thread.
Wide rangu ol application vlilmttj
luljustmeut.
Tho scam retains Uh btauty ind dna,
Washing nnd Ironing.
liratucB noing nil Kinds of wukfomJ
Howlnis Mnchlnes, these Mndilnes tin
most beautiful and permanent KmtrnjJ
ornamental work, L
VTho Illghesl l'rimhnnkiitsliii.tLf
Inhibitions of the I'nltcd MkIosiuJ
have been awarded tho drover .tktotlT
Machines, and the work dune hr ibtn nl J
cxlilhlte.1 In eouipelltloii.
4r-The very highest prhe, Tim.
THE LEGION OF HOKOIt, ni cocij
tho roprcscnlntlvonl theOrmiriCib,
Machines, nt tho Exposition Vrh.rk'ij
ISijT, Uuia utli'stliix their great Mf
nil olhel' Hewing Machines,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
,tc
Ac.
Ac,
F (I It H A I, K
OK THE LATEST IMFIIOVET) l'ATTKHNH.
AT
NEAL
NEAL
THRESHING JIACIIINES,
A SPECIALTY.
CO.'H,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired,
AND ALL EXTRA TAUTS FUIINISIIED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
HOllTON'S PATENT HAY RAKE.
AIiTi ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS
AND SATISFACTION CIIVEN
McKT.LVV,
MtKELVY.
.McKKLVY. NEAL
JIcKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
Morlhwest corner 01 .Main hi d MnrketHtlei ls,
rJormwesi comer 01 .Mainnnu .MaricciHirecis,
Northwest corner of Main and Market HtreeU,
Isorthucst corner of Main and Market Htieets.
Northwest corner of Alatu aud Market btreeu,
nLOOMRimitd,
1ILOOMH11IMUI,
IlLOOMSliUltO,
llLUO.MhUtlltO,
11I.OOMSI1UIIO.
IUO.N' AUD
I HON AND
IKON
IKON
IRON
PA.,
l'A
PA..
PA.,
PA.
NAILH.
NAILS,
AND NAILS,
AND NAILH,
AND NAILH,
lu mrtre onautltlcs and at rc.hucd raus.alui.v
1 on nan, 1.
May 7,'M-lf
O 11 M O N I! V It E I' U X I)
TT C. HOW
has oiieued a nrstch
WEB,
oieued a nrstclass
BOOT, WIOE. HAT CAP, AND FUU STORE,
at tho old stand on Main Htreet, IUoomsburg.nfuw 1
doots above thoCouit House. II la slock is com
posed or 1110 very latest and nest styles ever oucr
ed to the citizens of Columbia County. He can
accommodate tho public with the following goodn
at the lowest rntes. Men's heavy donblu soled
stoira hoots, men's double and Biugle tap soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shoes of all kinds,
men's Hue boots aud shoes of nil guides, boy's
dnublosoled boots and.shoes ofnllklnds, men's
gtovo kid ltnlmoral shoes,men'8, women's, boys'd
niul misses' lasting gutters, women's glovo kid
Polish very tine.women's morocco llaln-orals and
calf shoes, women's very Una kid buttoned galt
cra. In short hoots ot all descriptions both peg
ged and sewed.
He would also call attention to his fine assort
ment of
HATS, CAPS, FURS AND NOTIONS,
which comprises all tho new and popular vur
etihs at prices which cannot fail to suit all. Theft
oods are offered ut the lowest cosh rales ami
will bo guaranteed to give satisfaction. A call
ollcltcd .before purchasing elsewhere as It Is
ved that better bargains are to bo fosnd
t any other place lu tho county.
'67
"glliliTARDS ! BILLIARDS 1 1
Hardware &. Cutlery.
MIE NEW HARDWARE STORE.
WILLIAM Jf. (ULMOKK
Hus nponccl a lino Iltlllan) Snloon In addition to
jhh Knuwn huii auhi.m, jio huh a tunics
wiiu an 1 110 iiuesi impntvpimnmiiHi la iitrft-rt
LAUKK JtLKIt AND ALU
which tho niurlcet.itTords. OYrtTHttS to buhaa
nt ull times when in (.eauon, also Htef Toncue.
v ivatvu iiaius, u.Ui
ThA ritilil ( nrn lnv tail t nit
I isetl Mitisfiictlon;ulher in billiards or ri-fiet'i
1)1 L" II IS. 111S
CIOAIW AND TOIlACrO
! cannot bo excelled.
1 Nl! I'LU.S IILTHA.
Jiavmc euinrirt-u our rsioro 1 too in unu jiui
oii:ni:d a new suitxa',
illicftlv from tlio Mnnnf.ictu'tM. mirchast-il for
casli.on adt'cllnh market, w vuru prupa r-ed to
olltr thokamoto
rAUMKHH. MnCUANICrf, HUILDKIW.
and the rcKtof MnnUlnd. a KPneml stock, mm-
nnsinji mi inu mm. nun qii.iiiiPi iiKiiaiiy Ki'jil
In 11 dtv Until Ware Store, eiiltuhhi to thti wunto.
of thti count v. lit uimsiuillv low nrlf pm.
ah 1 iiu.hu wim inu iii"irioiitoi purtnnsinti iootin
In our llao can navo Monty by looltlng In at the
i New llardwtiio Store.
l'lcaso ive us a c ill and rxamtno oar fdnck Vic,
Af"". 1.60-lyr lt!ooin.liunr.
J A CO II K, flMUlt, t-. U. HKl.17.Klt
g Al I T II & S K LTZE Rt
IiuporterHandDcalL-rsiurorelijuau'lDtiintbtlc
DORAf
IILOOMSIWHU
Juuo HVC'J-ly
rjIIK NKW FAMILY
M ri 1 a i iii.
201 liowory. KMl'IUE Mi
Tho oxtraoidlnarv uwi'wt filinrH
1 m pro veil tiianuiafiniin .M.iriuti m
lu'uvy woik, ban Intlucitl tuo
llMl'IHU HKWlNli M.VUIISE
to iiiatinf.ictnriMvNnw r'uialli
kntiwi klvln unit emiKtim-tion. Utlll
uiiinciiuiiion, luiiKiimii i mi iui
11U Willi OllHT 1' Hill 11 .'imiumi
Uhciuincss 11 ur
otrrsntn's all oimiot
Hoi., .un.i... ii-ltliln ri'iicli nf4'err ClM
......,.....- Ij uriinniMl III l.ll.T tllf Li
huliu'eirieuts tobiiyerPtdi'aU'Uiiii'l.'(1
.AinciiniH warranu'u.
Aiiply for plrrumrs ami any;'.7,w
No.'jyiliwery.M
out. iveJ-3m. A.
10
JINIISUS LINE.
QARRIAGE 5IANUFACTORY,
lUooinsbure, I'a.
ii. O. SLOAN & IiKOTIIEU
Havo on hand und fornilenttheino(.t rcnt.onn
bio rates n splendid stock of
CAiiniAOES, cuaoira,
and every decilition of Wagons both
PLAIN AND I'ANCY
H A R D W A R E,
UU.VH, OUTIiKUY, 40.,
SO. I'DSTIIIUDUTRKbT, AILCALLGWIIILX.,
Nov.,..t7.tf.1,,I,L-U)EU'I,IA'
I Tl'e undcnlgned would resicrllully announce to
I inociiucns 01 liioomsbnrg and the public gcue-
I rany in a ne is running an
OMNlltUHI.INK
uciwtcn tins place and Ihodllleient lullmadile
I potsdally(Sunday8ei.ieptcd),toconuect with tho
' several trains gnliui Bonth and Wrsi on tin, rni...
I Wlsa and WllllniTicnnrt Tlnllrnfl.1 .r.l ti
going Koit), und South on the licliawunna und rA JI ANUFACTURERS
llloomsburg IMIIioad,
Ills Omnlbushis lire In good condition, commu
nions una comfortable, and charges reasonable.
I'ersons wishing to tncet or scot heir friends de
part, can bo accomodated upon reasonable churn.
s uy leaving iiinciy notice at auy or the hotels.
I JACOB I, UIUTON, 1'ioprletor.
Miscellaneous,
M
r I.OOMSUUIta NOIt.MAhtuiw.-i
Jj KiiAiiY iNs'muu:.
UOAltD OK INKTI.U'llw
iii:nky cAi'.vint, a. m, rs?l
I'rolVhsor oflntelluluulu'id
tneory 1111 1 iiruciu. n
... , 1. . vmipWk
.M lh nil I Ull .. v ..-, -
Teacher uf Timcli, llulsliy "-S
uiuiiti'r-.
, 11 imt.A.B
I'rofi'ssur 01 Ancient lusui.i" ,
ura''u,'
. .... A.M.
Ii..r...n,l Miithen.cllei.'. tail I1!
tionoiiiy
iiilK1"!
l'i
l 1' Ti.hli.A. M
,f.. ,.fi,r fiit'iiu'.ii) ,;H-'
llcv.
wariauli'd to Lomndo of thobestand most dur-
abhi iiiukrlals, nnd by the most experienced ; Ml WO JIONTHS FREE! FREE 1 !
workmen. All work sent out fiom tho istab- .1.
lli-lniH nt will bo found to hoof tho highest i l.it.1 1
undsurologlvu pellcci Kuiltiacuou. iiieyunvo
nlson llneii.iorlmtut of
K Ii 11 1 G II 8 f
lofull the newe.t nud most lushlonuUi styles,
Sroll und cmtfully mado und oltho best mater
ials. An luspe6tlon of thelr.work Is askid us It Is
believed Dial nonu superior can bo found In tho
country, Nov. 'JIVMMf.
J
lllehti to Usn " Al.T.v.va niTW n, . v,..,, .
dmlg'ne.h'lt N a""Ut"1 "ll W""lo H un-
nuui; i'Hi;v.:.VTIVi: pp mjam: m hTFAJI
. u , 1 .1, 1 1.?.
i in-nrucie win no ruru shed nt Six Don 1111
!hJsC?",'unorl'L- w" ri''' ' ko amVme
ti:n dou.mw rr.it annum rou kvch
r. .1. : . a.. t.4
Teachur if Ki-oyrui'hy. hi,,r I
li,,.,.a llr.mll.
AhU lant li-ucherof iiiatjurw
iir 111
JlissAlheM.W'r'.J
Teacher of iluslo 011 the !""'"" I
Jirs. llallieh.B;:i,.,B
Teacher uf Vocal .MuMouiiuni'"" u
.... .. t..ii l Ollrf.
win "" . I.
I'lIILADELPHIA
W A Ii f, l' A V K UK.
HOWELL & ROURKE,
tlASUl'llVl'UlUIH Of
Taper Hangings and Window shades, H.ilr
Ilooins, Corner l'ourlhaud Murket
Htreels, lhlludrl.)ihi,
FAcrour, roit.TWKMTV-Tlllnil AMD aASBOM ars
NKW Hl'YIiUi UVKKV DAY, OK OUIt OWN
MAKI'.
Oct, ll.'o'J 3m.
rjMIE ESPY HOTEL.
IMl'V, (.OIiUMUIA COUNTY, l'A.
The undersigned would Inform tho travelling
publlolhat h has taken Ihu uUiveualiied estab
lUhnieiit and thoroughly renttort Ihe same tor
the iHirfcct convenience of his guests. III. larder
will bo slockeil with the best the market uirords.
Ihe choicest liquors, wines uud clgaisulwiiya to
befouudluhlshar.
WII.I.IAVt I'l.-ITIT
Apr.W,l9-lf
li.py, ',
BUSINESS CARDS.
VIHITINd OAltlui,
M.-ITKIt HKAIM.
iiii.i. iinAiit,
I'llUOItAMMIX,
I'oHrr.its,
to., Ac,
Ntntly niul Chciiply Printed
From Ihe Ijiltit hlyksnl Typo at tho
ttJI.UMIltAN OKKK.'l-i
pOWDER KEGS AND LUMBER,
W. M. MOHKOE . CO.,
P.upert, Pa.,
Manufaulurci-H of
POWDKH KEUH,
nud deal.rs hi all kluds ot
I.UMB1JK,
iflve notice that they are proparcd to uccomcKlale
their custom with dlsputch, and on the chtupes
enns.
Tin: uoir i'ori'i..vn jl-vknii.k maoazini: in The mali rl.ils for miiUIng tho " Vntl.li.n.i.,,. 1 ,''1' m" i 11 fi res1'
AMKiuc'.v. Al l,lw supplied bv i s lr n.J n.i 'i Vi " Rml m,r '"andlntf h' , 'i,,,i,ii
TK-TT.riTT.. , ALU"V KKKDMS. , enlngnf tho term, but he lU
Llo lliev can filter aiai'j -
NE W (JOAL Y A R D.
Tub undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens or Ulooinshurg and Columbia county,
that they keen ull the dillercnt numbers ofstove
coal auujtelected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their whnrf, adjoining SI'Kelyy, Neal &
Co's Kurnuce; with a good pair of IlMiralo scales
on tho wharf, to weigh coul, hay, nnd straw.
Likewise a horse and wngon, to deliver coal to
those who deslro it. As they purchase a lai go
ainoiiut or coal.lhey luteud tokeep u superior ur
tide, und sell nt the very low est prices. I'leuso
cull uud examluc ror yourselves heroro purchaa
Ingelsewhere. J. W. IIKNUUHnlloT,
AUdUvlUrt MAWON,
'PHE tiiuliTsIiiiii'tl will trilto In ex-
X chance ror Coul and Groceries, the following
numcd urllrlus 1 Wheat, Itye. Corn, Oats, I'otu
toes, Lard, Ilam.Hhoulder.und sldA ineut.llutter,
Kggs, liny, ic, ut the highest cash prices, at his
Uiucery more, adjoining their coal urd,
J, W, HKNDKIWHOT.
llloomsburg Mar, I'J.'irj-ly,
PlioUlt AND fWD.
Theunilerslguedthankrul lor past iiatrouago
begs toaunouco tohlsrrknds und lo lliu public
that his '
N E W M I L L
Is now In complete ruuiilng order.and that he is
iirci.uu.il lo do all klndsul Milling u Uhouidelay
rartles rrom a distance enn huve their giista
ground wlihout delay, so us to tako them homo
the sume day, aud as a rule ull woik brought tn
the mill can be dono lu twenty-four hours. My
present arrungmcuia are such us topmludo the
necessity of slopping the mill on uccouut of Ke.
high or low water.
Till: MX!' l'AMH.Y KI.OUI!.
as well as tho lower grudea.audullkludsu
CHOP AND FEED
kept on hand lnriuantUy, und forsalo nt the low. I
est current rates. Oruln of ull kinds purchased.
I.lgbtHtre!. lie. 4,'CA-lf, l-KTIii; KN'f . I
All new subscribers for Tun I.nTf.K I'oitronAL
lor Iho new year, whoso nnmes und money, are
sent lu h roro tho last ofNnveinUr will receive
tho m ember nnd UccemberNos, of iwi KiiIIKI
TEUMS, ON 13 DOLLAR A YEAR
KINOMJ COl'Y, TWELVi: CKNTH.
The I.lllle Corpora! hus 11 l.uger clrculallon
lonL-iiln Ai' .7.1 LlTri ' "' """'C
ItL'CilUSrt I if it 1 tliilimiiki. 1. 1 1, II . . .
nlilcti t furnUU Uat Hie. low prh o oOno Dollar
uUar;tlx copies, ou year, 45; kluylo mtmbei,
" . :" 'V hum hi hi will iry ii j in lan
ucluh. Iieautituli.iemlums for club".
Hiilwribo NO W. Now volmms begin January
Ad.liissyi nnuihei. can aluiPj. b0 senf.
Ahl'lUII) I,. BIJWEIJ. A CO , Publishers,
Olllco or The I.lttlo Coi poril,
Chicago, ill.
P.H. We al.o Publish tho following j
"THE SUHOOL F13STI VAL,"
iiv, wmi'l1 l,lua,"f.,lf' Jfltlhe. devolcd exclu
s vely to hchool lhiiertainmeuts, Kxhlblllo ii
l !ty u V'r. HaiiTido
Tin:i.im,i: coitpon.u.'H nuw rm.v.viNa
"It HMD'S DRAWINCJ LEf-SONS,"
The best thliignr iho kind ever Issuwl, Price tl.r.1
for elolh binding; i-chool IMItlou,8u cents? HoWl
by booksolleis.orsentbyinallon lecelptorphee
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