THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMO CHAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA.
FARMER'S COLUMN.
Parm Work, Mechanics, Clorkshlpa,
Bnr-Tondors, and Stablo-Uoye.
Why do young men leave tho farm
nml tlio workshop to cngsgo in counter
Jumping, mixing liquors, cleaning spit
toons, and lounging nronnd stables and
liquor Raloons 7 It Is bccniiso tlioy do
not know any better, ennnot reallzo
where it leads to, or because tlioy are
perverted and willfully wicked. Many
fanners aro to blamo for not supplying
their Hons with useful and entertaining
books, with tho means of improvement
and amuscmont at homo. Tlioy full to
rcalizo that boys aro boys.and that they
lovo variety. It Is observed by young
Kobcrt Corncob that young Mr. Yard
stick dresses nicely, goes Into company,
and la popular with tho young ladles.
This gives R. C. a desire to chaugo his
rougher but much healthier pursuit and
becomo a clerk.? Ur, failing in this, ho
thinks It would be n good thing in the
way of promotion to learn to smoke,
drink, tell stories, nud get acquainted
with bar-room llfo and bar-room lions.
Strong talk profanity and vulgarity
strong liquor, and strong tobacco go to
gether, nud may bo found there. Ho
begins by holding horses, cleaning spit
toons, and doing such menial survicu as
his low ambition and eoarso nature sug
(jests or permits. Ho usually "fetches
up" iu tho poor house, in tho gutter, or
in thu prison.
Parents cannot bu too careful In im
pressing their sons with right ideas as
to the most dcslrablo callings in llfe,and
to cultivate in them n lovo for rural
life,. Who is there more noble, more
freo and Independent, than tho intclli
gent farmer who owns his homestead,
stocked with horses, cattlo, sheep, pigs,
poultry, fruit-trees, vines, shrubs '.' Tho
farmer who is thrllty and well-to-do,
what cares ho fur the fluctuations in tho
price of stocks or dry goods? He will
gather his crops, lay in a storo of good
tilings for wluter, and sell the surplus. '
Ills time Is his own, and his crops grow
while ho sleeps. Tho llfo of tho farmer
Is, or should bc,tho first choice of many
more of ouryouug men. Next to this
in Importance to tho commonwealth la
the mechanic and the manufacturer. Af
ter the fanner or rather in Juxtaposi
tion with him comes the mechanic,
tho inventor. Ho makes the labor-saving
machinery. By his contrivanco wo
transport our productions and ourselves
across continents aud seas by means of
the bteain engine. It is tho engineer--not
the politician who is prominent In
building up a nation and making It a
power. Then let us encourage our sons
to become inventors, engineers, ma
chinists, architects, builders, manufac
turers, rather than to fritter away their
precious lrvcs in doing nothing, becom
ing nobodies, and In making llfo a fail
ure. "Work, work, inoro work," Is
what Is wanted to give health, wealth,
and power for good In tho world.-t;im'-vwi
Phrenological Journal.
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
DRY GOODS.
Koeping Apples.
Tho keeping of apples through the
winter, though better understood than
formerly, Is not as perfect or systematic
as it ought to be. Alter all, this is our
great fruit, and no want of knowledge
should bo left undeveloped as to tho
best method of prolonging it in a state
of freshness and soundness to as lato a
period as It is susceptible of. A large
proportion of apples is lost by imperfect
storing. Wo know many of tho far
mers pick, barrel and send to market
as soon ns possible, and this is doubtless
judicious; but there aro many others
whoso crops are not largo enough to
pursuo this plan. They deslro to preserve
them for tho home-market or their own
consumption, and for this purposo cither
bury them in tho earth or store them in
bulk on shelves or bins In tho cellar or
attic. In burying thoy both rapidly do
cay and lose their flavor ; In shelving
tlicm Iu cellars in largo quantities tlioy
will beep scarcely boyond the first of
January; and In putting them In tho
attic tlioy freeze, however much thoy
may bo covered.
Tho best way wo know of is to have
shelves erected in tho cellar expressly
for fruit pears and apples. Iet them
bo about two feet wide and ono foot
apart and as many and as long its may
bo desired, commencing six to twelve
Inches from tho bottom. Tho shelves
should ho formed of slats two inches
wide and one Inch apart, and the fruit
laid in singlo layers. Tho tier should
have a close board bottom which should
bo covered with an Inch of flno fresh
lime, which should bo renewed two or
three times during tho winter. Tho eel
lar should bo ventilated at mid-day, for
an hour dally (as every cellar ought to
be under all circumstances,) unless the
weather Is intensely cold, and tho tern
pcraturo should of course not be allowed
to full below tho freezing point, which
can bo dono"by,c!osingtho windows and
doors carefully. Mf from tho fact that
tho temperature fchoulil bo raised above
fifty by reason of a h"eatert It must bo
counteracted by tho admission of out
side air. Tho fruit should bo1 sorted
over weekly.
This is not nearly as troublesomo aslt
appears to bo when oneo adopted; und
the fact that It will preservo "winter"
apples and pears until March and April,
will render tho labor one of pleasure rs
well as of profit. Oermantoicn Telegraph.
How to Milk. Cows should be not
only milked with perfect regularity as
regards the hour of milking, but they
should bo milked to tho last drops; and
If hired girls or men arc employed to
milk tho cows, tho dairyman, farmer's
wifo, or whoever has chargo of the
dairy, should go round with a small tin
pall and milk each cow dry before tho
work is to bo considered complete, and
they aro allowed to return to the field
or enclosure. The udders should bo
washed with tepid water beforo milk
ing so long as the cows remain iu or
about tho byres and yards, but after
they are put on pasturagolt wlllscldom
bo found necessary (o do inoro than
wash the teats occasionally. Tho habit
acquired by many servant girls of dip
ping their hands In tho milk while
milking tho cows Is a disgusting Irish
practlco that should not bo tolerated.
Cows are Just as easily milked with dry
hands; and if they aro not, tho teats
should bo softened In tepid water, and
great euro taken to allow nothing to
drop from them or their hands Into the
milk pall whilo tho operation of milk
ing is going on.
Woiikino horses, when in the stable,
are better without a blanket than with
It. When driven hard and left stand
lug out, tho blanket should bo used.
Hansel and Qrothol.
Tliero was onco n poor mtui.who was n
woodman,nndwenteveryday to cut wood
In tho forest. Ono day as ho went along,
ho heard a cry llko a little child's : so ho
followed the sound, till atlast ho looked
up a high tree, and on ono of tho bran
ches sat a very Ilttlo child. Now Its
mother had fallen nileep, mill rt vulture
had taken It out of her lap mid flown
away with 11, and loft It on tho trco.
Then tho woodcutter climbed up, took
tho little child down, nnd found It was
a pretty little girl; and ho said to him
solf, "I will take this poor child homo,
und bring her up with myownsonllan-
sel." So ho brought her to his cottage,
and both grow up together: ho called
tho little girl (Jrcthot, und tho two chil
dren wcro so very fond of ench other
that they wero never happy but when
they wero logolher.
llut tho woodcutter became very poor,
and had nothing in tho worid ho could
call his own ; and indeed ho had scarce
ly bread enough for his wife nnd tho
two children to eat. At last tho timo
eamo when oven that was all gono, and
he knew not whero to seek for help in
his need. Then at night, as ho lay on
his bed, and turned himself hero and
there, restless and full of care, his wife
said to him, "Husband, listen to mo,
and tako tho two children out early to
morrow morning ; give each of them a
piece of bread, and then lead them In
to tho midst of tho wood, whero it is
thickest, mako a fire for them, nnd go
away and leave them alono to shift for
themselves, for wo can no longer keep
them here." "No, wife," said tho hus
band, "I cannot find it in my heart to
leave the children to the wild beasts of
the forest ; they would soon tear them
to pieces." "Well, II you will not do as
I say," answered tho wifo, "wo must all
stnrvo together." And sho would not
let him havo any peace until he catno
Into her hnrd-hearled plan.
Meantime tho poor children too wcro
lying nwake restless, aud weak from
hunger.so that they heard all that Han
sel's mother said to her husband.
"Now," thought Grcthel to herself, "It
is all up with us:" nnd she began to
weep. But Hansel crept to ner next
side, and said, "Do not bo afraid, Ore-
thel, I will find out voir.o help for us."
Then ho got up, put on Ills Jacket, and
opened tho door and went out.
Tho moon shono bright upon the lit'
tilo court before tho cottage, and tho
whtto pebbles glittered llko daisies on
tho green meadows. So ho stooped
down, and put as many as ho could In
to his pocket, and then went back to
the house. "Now, Qrethol," said ho,
"rest in peaco I" and ho wi nt to bed
and fell fast asleep.
Early In tho morning, before tho sun
had risen, the woodman's wife eamo
and awoko them. "Get up, children,"
said she, "wo aro going into the wood ;
thcro is a piece of bread for ench of you,
but take care of it, aud keep somo for
tho afternoon." Grethel took tho bread
and carried it in her apron, because
Hansel had his pocket full of stones ;
and they inado their way into tho wood.
. 'J 11 if. I 1 1, , .
Alter iney nnu wiukuu oh wr u nun-,
Hansel stood still and looked towards
home; and after a whilo heturned again,
and so on several times. Then his father
said, "Hansel, why do you keep turn
ing and lagging about so 7 move on a
little faster." "All, father," answered
Hanstl, "I am stopping to look at my
whilo cat, that sits on the roof, and
wants to say good-byo to me." "You
Ilttlo fool I" said hi3 mother, "that is
not your cat; it is-the morning sun
shining on tho chimney-top." Now
Hansel had not been looking nt the eat,
but had all tho while been lingering bo-
hind, to drop from his pocket ono white
pobblo after another along tho road.
When they came into tho midst "of tho
wood tho woodman said, "Run about,
children, and pick up somo wood, nnd
I will mako a fire to keep us all warm."
So they piled up a Utile heap of brush
wood, and set it on fire; and as tho
llauics burnt bright, tho mother said,
"Now set yourselves by tho ttro.and go
to sleep, while wo go and cut wood in
the forest; bo sure you wait till wo como
again and fetch you." Hansel and Ore
thel sat by the flresido till tho after
noon, and then each of them ate their
pleco of bread. They fancied tlio wood
man was still In tlio wood.bccauso they
thought they heard tho blows of his axe;
hut it was a bough, which ho had cun
nlngly hung upon n trco, In such o way
that tho wind blew It backwards and
forwards against tho othor boughs ; nnd
so It sounded as tho axe does In cutting
Thus they waited till evening : but the
woodTian nnd his wifo kept nway, and
no ono eamo to fetch them.
When It was quite dork Grethel be
gan to cry; but then Hansel said," Walt
awhile till tho moon rises." And when
tho moon roso ho took her by tho hand,
and thero lay the pebbles along tho
ground, glittering llko new pieces of
money, and making out tlio way. To-
wards morning they eamo again to tho
woodman's houso, nnd ho was glad in
his heart when ho saw the children
again, for ho had grieved at leaving
them aloneHis wlfealtoscgyucdtnbo
glad; but In lier'henrt shu was angry at
it.
Not long afterwords there win again
no bread iu tho houso, and Hunt el and
Grethel heard tho wifo say to iter bus
band, "Tlio children found their way
back once, aud I took It. in good part ;
but now thcro is only half a loaf of
bread left for them in tlio houso ; to
morrow you must tako them deeper In
to the wood, that they may not find
their way out.orwenhallallba starved
It grieved Iho husband in his heart to
do as his H'lllsh wife wished, and he
thought It would he better to share
their last morsel with tho children; but
ns lui had dono as sho said once, ho did
not daro now to bay no. When the
children had heard all their plan, Hun
sel cot un. and wanted to nick tin Del)
blcs as before; but when ho came to tho
door, ho found his mother had locked
it. Still hocomforted Grethel, nnd said,
"Sleep in peace, dear Grethel I God is
very uinu, anu win neip us."
Early In tho morning, a pleco of bread
was eiven to each of them, but still
smaller than tho one they had beforo.
Upon tho road Hansel crumbled his iu
Ids pocket and often stood still, and
throw acrumb upon tho ground. "Why
do you lag so behind, Hansel?" f-uld
tho woodman ; "go your ways on be
foro." "I am looking at my ilttlo dove
Hint Is sitting upon tlio roof, and wants
to say good-byo to me." "You silly
boy ("said tho wifo, "that Is not your
Ilttlo dove; it is the morning sun, that
shines on tho chlinnoy-top."But Hansel
still went on crumbling tils bread, und
throwing it on tlio ground. And thus
they went oh still further Into the wood,
where thoy had never been before lit all
tbaltllfu.
to hi: continued,
J M P O It T A N T NOTIO E.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
O F
DRESS 0 O O D S,
AT THE NEW
.STORK, llROWER'S UUlhDING,
The splendid rooms of J. J. llllOWEH, are
completed nlul now open lo tlio public Willi tlio
t'INllHT STOCK
over offered in Bloomsburg. All tho
NEWEST STYLES
of Dress Goods, 81lks, Cloths, Casslmers, Linens,
Flinncls Ae,
0 A R P E T S
of every style nud for ell prices. Oil Cloths In
great variety.
A full lino of
SUPERIOR GROCERIES
Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Spices,
wurriutted pure und good,
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
In carefully assorted variety.
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
11001' SKIP.TS, CORSETS AND A CO.Mri.ETE
assort mentof
WHITE GOODS,
Tho public aro earnestly
luvlled to examine these flue goods, before pur
chasing elsewhero and aro guaranteed sstlsliw
lion. No expense or trouble has been spnrcd to
make
THE MOST COMPLETE
establishment In this seetlon of tho Slate,
J. J. WIOWER,
May 7,'09-lf llloonisbnrg I'u.
JEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DAVID L0WEN11ERQ
Invites attention lo his stock of
CH EAT AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH ING.
al his store on
Main Hired, two doors above the American Honso
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
whero he has Just received from New York aud
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fushlennble, durable, aud
handsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, nOCCI, GUM, AND 0IL-GL0T1I
COATS AND TANTS.
of all sorts, sizes and colors. He has also replen
Ished his alieady large stock of
FALL AND WINTEK SHAWLS,
BTRIPED, FIGURED. AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS'
11-ANDKEHCIIIEFS. GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas constantly on hand u large aud well-ne
eded assortment or
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which lie Is prepared to make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very shoit notice, and lu tho
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
anu most or it Is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ofevery description, flue und cheap. Ills caseol
Jawelry Is uotsurpasscd.lu thlsplnce. Call and
examine his general assortmen of
CLUTJIIKU, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.
DAVID LOWENIiERQ.
JjlALL AND WINTEI? GOODS
I. W. HARTMAN'S,
PLAID DRESS GOODS OF 1 HE SAXONY FIN-
iu.
plain dress a -oris.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND WIUTF. FLANNELS.
RED AND WHITE FLANNELS.
BLACK MIXED WATER PROOF CLOTH.
GOLD MIXED WATER PROOF CLOTH.
MUSLINS CHEAPER THAN FOR YEARS.
10 SETS LADIES' FURS JUST REC'D.
SHAWLS MIXED, PLAID AND PLAIN.'
BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR MEN AND BOi'S.
GUMS FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN
MARTIN'S CELEBRATED SHOE GREASE.
BLACKING BY TUB BOX OR DOZEN,
Nov,38,'09-tr.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Ayer's
Hair v igor,
For restoring Gray ! air to
its natural Vitality and Color.
dri'."ing which
iiiiiu iigiccniiic,
lu'itliliy, nnd clVcetnnl
Inr prvM-rving Iho
Imir. Futltcl or gray
halt ii toon restored
to id original color
With the n7ou and
freihnets of youth.
Tii.u hnir U thick
ened, fulling hair checked, and hnld
noK.i often, tliotijjli not always, cured
by its use. Nothing cau restoro tho
hnir whero tlio follirlui nio destroyed,
or tlio glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain cull bo sacd for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it tlenn nud vigorous.
Its occasional uso will prevent tlio hair
from ttiruinr tirnv or falling oft", and
consequently prevent bidducss. Free
from tlioso deleterious tubsluiices which
mako somo preparations dnngerous and
injurious to tho hair, tlio Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing clso can be fouud to ilcsiroJj
Containing iioithci oil nor dye, it uoci
not soil white cambric, nud yet lasts
long on tlio hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre aud a grateful pcrfutno.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Pbactical and Analytical Chemists,
LOW13LL, MASS.
rma'i $1.00.
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
Iff. W. SAMPLE & CO.,
Gornor of Main Street and L. & 33. Kail Jtond,
BLOonuESBTjriEia-, :p.a...
. a IttTIMJ t. O.
MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS jruuur.ivo;
BLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKERS.
MANUFAOTUltERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
C.VI3ItAI- BIACIIIXn WOIIK AXD mH'AIKS.
MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANGERS, HEAD BLOCKS,
SAW aVEILXi O-EABING OIF -AX.L JSinSTDS,
CASTINGS FOR FURNACES
1 HAND Ol'KNINO
I-rlw Jin a Nil ni'KNINO
(IRANI) Ol'BNINO
GRAND OTKNING
GRAND OI'KNINU
KALI. AND W1NTKU GOODS,
KALI. AND WINTKIt GOODS,
KALI. AND WINTEK GOODS,
KALI. AND WINTIUl GOODS,
KALI. AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
consisting ol
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
ALSJO CAU WHEELS AND AXLES
AND llOMilNO MIIiLS.
AND GENERAL MINING CASTINGS.
BRASS CASTINGS OP ALL KINDS,
OAll nOXES,
COMPOSITION CASTINGS,
AND 11A1JBIT METAL
BELFIELD'S CELEBRATED GLOBE VALVES,
STOP COCKS,
CHECK VALVES,
AIH COCKS,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM WHISTLES
STEAM aTJAGDS, STHAWt PIPE AND niTIWOS
CONSTANTLY OlST HAND.
TTi
ar3 Oa'Aiarfcic Pills,
11 iho mrposes cf a Lasativo
reihaps no ono tncdi
cIiiqIspu universally ie
quired by everybody ns
u call i .n tic, nor was ever
nny before so universal
lv ail opted into use, in
nil cia'sei, ns this mild
but efficient purgalhe
nil iiio odvious rcn
con U, that It li a more re
. liable and far more e 11 ce
ntal remedy than nny
ntlicr. Those uho have
tiled it, know that it cured them, those who havo
not, know that it cures their neighbors nnd fiiends,
nnd nil know that what it does once it does Always
that it never fail through nuy ftult or neglcctof
if composition. Wo havo thousands upon thou
siuids of ccrtlllcatcs of their remarkable cure of tlio
follow In complaints, but such cures nro known In
every nefshborhood, und wo need not publish them.
Ail tpted to all n;cs and conditions in nil climnlcs ;
rout ihiinx neither calomel or any deleterious drujj.
they may bo taken with safety by anybody. Their
Mif,Mi- roalln; preserves them ever fresh nnd makes
tin-Hi pleasant to take, while belnjy purely vegetable
no h.trm c.in arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence on tho
Internal viscera to purify tho blood and etlmulato it
into healthy action remove the obstructions of tho
ftmnach, bowels, liver, and othor organs of tho
lnvly, icstnrlng their irregular action to health, nnd
by corrccllofr, wherever they exist, such derange
ments ni aro tho 11 rat origin ofdisease.
Minute directions aro given In the wrapper on
tlio box, for tho following complaints, which these
i'Wtinpulrycure: '
xor jyiFii or mnnif run on Jiasiiess
nrv liUtixttor and Xou of Appetite, they
fdiould bo taken moderately to etlmulato tho ttom
aclt nnd restore its healthy tone and action,
For Ilrrr Comnlalnt and its various srmn
loins, llllloiu Ileailacbe, Mick lien due he,
Jitiiiiillrn or Green fftlcknvM, HIIIous
t-'ullc and union JPereri, they thould be ju
diciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased
action or remove tho obstructions which causo it.
For Mynenterjor Dlarrhoeaf but ono mild
doa is Kcncrally required.
For llIitMiniatUuitCsont, Gravel, Faint
(.uloii of tlio Heart, Pala In tho Mhle,
Hack nnd Z.olnf, they should bo continuously
taken, as rcqulrod, to chinre tho diseased action of
thu system. With inch change thoso complaints
For Iropy and lrop!cul Swelling? they
fchould be taken In largo and frequent doses to pro
duce tho effect of a drastic- purge.
For Muppreiston a largo doso should be taken
m it produces tho desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner lUl, tako ono or two Mils to pro
mote digestion and reliovc the stomach.
An occasional close stimulates tho stomach and
bouels Into licalthv arlinn. ronton thn mmptiff
and invigorates tho system. Hence It Is often ad
vantageous where no serlmis derangement exists.
One who i'oels tolerably well, olXcn finds thatadose
or these rill makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the Uigcs
tiyo apparatus.
W. ,r, C. AYJJIt .C,CO,, rractteal Chemists,
Loirvw. sxass., it, s. a.
Feb. 5, WW.
COUIUNATIOX, BUTTON HOLE,
AMI) 8KWJNU
TT HAS NO EQUAL.
THE CE LEU HATED AJIEUICAN
OVKllSilAUIHO.
The first andimlyjlutton-llols and Hewing Ma
chine combined ln-the world that can dci all
ktndsof Hewing needed In the family, from the
coartefst cloth lo the finest fabric. It will work:
beautiful Hutton Holes, Eyelet Holes, Embroid
er oyer ine edge, uo -uverfcenining"' as by liana,
AUosll kinds of btlchlng, Hemming, Felling.
(joiuiug. jiruiuiug, Jimuiug, uuaiing, i iicmu;
Gather and fccw on at the ttitme time. This
certainly far lu advance of All Others.
IT HAS NO EQUAL;
UlsaWo the cheupei.1 lutrluslcally an well as
the beat, since it Is really two Machluen combin
ed In oue (by a simple and beautiful mechanical
arrangement never before accomplished by hu
man Ingenuity.) making either Lock 8tltcu,or
Hutton Hole Hutch, as occasion may requre. It
is at tue sine lime, simple in construction,
comparatively noUelemi, caally understood, aud
In a word combines with these tiUvantayft exclu
lively its ouit, the mostitetirubtc qualities valt oth
ers. U'elinvasliinFnil RALE the V 11 ft In Aintri.
can." a beautiful fa mil v Muchiuo at a Koduced
IT Ice. This Machine dee a all tlia t is done on the
''Combination" except liutlou Holes and Over
seaming work. Ladles and Oeuilemeu, wodeslre
all to come aud see this great novelty of the age,
now on exhibition and lor tale at the old Tost
Onlce, cor. Main aud Market Htrccls, Don't lis
ten to other Atenta who are in the habit of con
demnlugall machlneH but what they represent
but como and examine the Machine and lis work
then judge tor yourselves.
MIU8EH ItAMliO A. LAKE. Acents.
for Luxerne, Columbia, Jsorthumbcrlaud aud
Oct, iw.'biMf.
WANTED. 100 Confidential Agents
to dispose of a stock of goods, None but
goou anu rename men wamea who can keep
their mouths shut. Hmall capital required. A
fortune of f 25,UU0guarauted to a man of the right
stripe, Particulars seut fret. Hum pie of goods
sent for At cents, van on or nu'jrei
J.l'. WATEItH A CO..
Nov. 1VC9-3II1, JOT Uroudway, N, V,
O E N T F It E El
M, O'KEEFE, SON Jt CO.'H
SEED CATALOGUE
And (juidk to tlio
FIX)VEIt and VKGIETAIILK
Garden, For 1870.
Published iu January. Every lover of Mower
wishing this new and valuable work, fret- of
charge, should address immediately m, O'Keeie,
Hon & Co., KHwauger Jk Harry's Ulockllorhebter,
N, V, lec.8,VJMf
Insurance Agencies.
Q.LOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
O T
NEW YORK.
rilny Freeman, President, II. C. Freeman, Sec
Cash capital over $2,000,000, all paid.
, B. KOBISON, BLOOMSIiUUG, PA
OEM EH AL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming and Columbia
IN
SUItANCE AGENCY.
WyoralUB..
1170.000
.Etnn i,000,0UC
Fulton 300,000
North Amcrlcu 800,000
City 450,000
Iutematlonal 1,400,000
Niagara .... 1,000.01)0
1'iUiiara S30.000
Merchants 330,000
8prlnslleld STO.CJO
Farmers' Dauvlllo tW.CUO
Albany City....... . 400.COO
Lancaster City SfO.OOO
York Horse, Ueoth A Theft - 63,000
Home, New llttvon 1,000,000
Danville, Horse Then
I'llUAS IIUOWN, Aiieiit,
raai9-ly, ilrooHaucno, l'A
Wall Paper and Painting,
TMPOHTANT
TO ltUlMKIW,iroyjJEHOLDKIt3 A TENANTS,
""ho undersigned rouUl anuounco to the clll
censor llloomtburu and vicinity that ho Is pre
pared to exocute
H O Urt K, 8 I a N, AND O It N A M K N T A h
TAINTING
In all Its branches. "
1' A P E It HANGING
Carefully attended to,
Strict attention to buslncisuiulKOOd workman
ship It Is believed will rocnt afulr ihowof publlu
patronage.
Hliop on Catharine Btrcit between Third and
Fourth.
Mar.5,'0a-ly. WM, V. UODINE.
10CQ 1'IIILADELl'IIIA
1UU3 WAtili I'APEItS.
HOWELL A KOUUKE,
M A .n u v A o t u ii mm or
Paper llulilni;x aud Window shades, Hilts
llooms, Corner Fourth and Market
Rtreets, Philadelphia,
VACTOny, COlt, TWIMTY'TIIIIID AN1I HAh'SOH MTU
ni:w htym;3 eveky day, ok ouii own
MAKE.
Oet.15,'69 Sm.
jnnons ov youth.
A Kditlemsu who suircred for yeais from Ner.
vous debility, Premstuio Decay, und ull the i f.
fects of jouthful Indiscretion, will, forsake uf
suiienui: munanuy, tenu free la all whu need it,
tlio receipt and directions for maklnir Ihuslmplo
remedy by which he wa. cured. Hullerirs wlshlni!
to prollt by the advertiser's experience, can do
so by uddiefcsluH Ith perfect cmilldiiice,
v. JOHN II. OUllEN.
Nov. M.'WMy. N- "Cw,"r ti""t' NoW Yorlf'
WANTED.-To all out of km.
f ? ployineut,we would say that what we have
lo oircr you Is no new thing or eipeilmenl, us
those who have follow 1 It for years will tesiiry.
We ran prove to you ihatou are sure to make
money raslerthuiiyourauluauyothei honorable
busluoks. No ureal talent, and but little money
required to start. HAItTLW 4 CO.,
1I0 Arch Streil, Philadelphia.
Nov, S0,'i(Mm.
Agents and solo Manufacturers of Hall's Tatcn Double
Discharge Turbine Wheels.
BLACKSMITHING,
HEAVY on LIGHT forcings,
AGENTS FOE SfllVE'S GOVERNOR,
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE SIMPLEST AND BEST IN THE WOULD.
MADE TO OKDElt.
HEAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES.
OltDEHS FOIl BRIDGE BOLTS AND IKONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FUItNISIIE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF THE LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS.
THRESHING MACHINES,"
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired,
AND ALL EXTRA PARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
MORTON'S PATENT HAY RAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS
AND SATISFACTION GIVEN
GROCERIES, &c,
DRY
DRY
DRY
DRY
DRY
OOODS,
UOODX,
OOOIIH,
OOOIIS
OOOIW,.
HATS AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
UKADY-MADB CLOTHING
tf A IJY-MAIIB CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE OLOT1IIMO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOK1NO-OI.AHSES,
1.00K1NO-GLABSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKINU-OI.ASSE,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
1'AINTB AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES,
(MIEENSWARE,
UUKHNSWAHE,
OUEENSWARE,
SUEENSWARE,
liUEENSWAItB
HARDWARE.
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
HALT
HALT,
HALT,
KIWI,
FISH,
KIHH,
KITH
KIHH,
GRAIN AND HEI'.DS,
GltAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
Q ROVER A UAKKU
phwt rrtKiiirjn
'ELASTIC HTl
FAMILY
SEWING MACBIli
Mi BROADWAY, NEW YORt
7.10 Chestnut street
POINTS Ol EXCE
Ac.
AC,
AT
jsIcKELVY, NEAL 4 CO.'S,
McKELVY, NEAIj A CO.'H,
McKELVV, NEAL & CO.'H.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'H.
McKELVY, NEAL 4 CO.'H.
Northwest corner ol Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Matu and Market Streets,
Northwest corner or Main und Market Streets,
Northwest corner or Main and Market btreets,
IlLOOMHUURG, PA.,
IILOOMSIUTRG, PA
IILOOMS1IURO, l'A.,
IlLOOMHlltmO, PA.,
HLOOMHIiUlta, PA.
IRON AND NAILS.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In iare quantities and at reduced rales, nlway
on nand.
Utj,,
Beauty and Elasticity of tlCh.
Perfection nnd Simplicity of SIMltr'
Using both threads directly lmUl
Nik fllfttpnlntf fBnn.n.l t
" ' nana in,
or thread.
Wide rango ol application Mllhw.Jf'
Tho wm ictalns Its l-nmyandnj
washing nnd Ironing.
Besldcn dolmr all klndi of norkdoa,'
Sewing Machines, theso Maculim. .
most beautiful and permanent En,iJ
ornamental work.
J-Tho Highest rrcmlnmsat annul
Exhibitions of the United Sutnuk
havo been awarded the Drover a bh,
Machines, nnd tho work done Is it J
cxhlbltod In competition.
i-Tho very highest prbMBEa
THE LEGION OK IIOX0P,, vru (J
tho representative of the OrouraEilj
Machines, nt tho Exposition Vnlnvi
1607, thus attesting their great mtfj,
nil other Sewing Machlnis.
V OR HALE
May T.'UI-tr
OR MONEY U E V U N D E D ,
JJ C. IIOWER, r
has opened a first-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND KUH STORE,
at the old stand on Main Street, Hloomt,burK,n,row
doorsabove tho Court House. II Is stock Is corn
posed of the very latest and best styles ever oller
ed to the citizens or Columbia County. He can
accommodate tho publlowlththeroltowinggoods
at the lowest lutes. Men's henvy double soled
stoga boots, men's double and single tap'solrd
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shots oral! kinds,
men's due boots and shoes or all grades, boy's
double soled boots aud. shoes or all ulnds. men's
glove kid Balmoral shnesncn's, women's, boys's
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's glove kid
Polish very nne,women'smoroceo Ralmoralsnnd
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoned gait
ers. In short boots ot ull descriptions both peg
ged nnd sewed.
ne wouiu niso can attention to ins nne assort
ment or
HATH, CAPS, FURS AND NOTIONS,
which comprises all the new nnd popular var
etihs at prices which cannot rail to suit all. TheO
ods are offered at the lowest cash rates and
W1U be guaranteed to give satisfaction. A call
olicited before purchasing elsewhere as it is
Ted that better bargains are to be toud
t any other place lu the county.
pARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
M. C. SLOAN & BROTHER
Hnve on hand and for sale at the most reasona
ble rates a splendid atotk of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to be made of tho best and most dur
able materials, nud by the most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from the eslnb
Ushmeut will bo found to hoof the highest class
and sure to glvo perfect satisfaction. Tlic y have
also a line assortment of
HLEiailH
or all tho newest and most Isshlounbla styles,
well and carefully nindo uud or the best mater
ials, f "
1 Aulnipectlon of their work Is asked as It Is
uolleved that none superior can bo round In tho
country. . 'V-m- Nov.2U,'ti!-tr.
pOWDER ICEGS AND LUMBER,
W, M. MONROE & CO., .
Rupert, I'a.,
Manufacturers ot ,
rOWDER KEG3,
aud dealers lu all kinds or
LUMBER.
ulve notice that they are prepared to accomodata
their eustom with dispatch, and on tho cheapes
TVT E W COAL Y A R D.
JLl THK undersigned le
lespcctmlly inform tho
citizens of Bloomsburg nud Columbia county.
Ullll'll'
oalf
CVs Furnace; with n good pair of BulUlo scales
that they keep all the
coal ami selected lump coal lor smithing nuri
ses, on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelvy, Neat &
on the wharf, to uclcli c.ial. hnv. nml slruw
Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver coal to
those who desire It, As Ihcy purchase u large,
amount of coal.tlicy Intend tokeep a superior ar
ticle, aud sell at the very lowest prices, l'leasu
call and examine for yourselves liernre purcha
Ing elsewhere. J. W. HENDERSHuT,
AUaUHiUH MAHON.
rpiIE tindcrslutieil will toko in os-
X change ror Coal and Groceries, the following
named articles : Wheat, ltye. Corn, Oala. Pota
toes, Iird, Hani,Shoiilder,and sldo incat,Butter,
Eggs, Hay, Ae., at the highest cash prices, at his
Grocery Store, adjoining their coal yard,
J. W. HEIIDERSHOT.
Bloomsburg Mar, 11,'00-ly,
LOUR AND FEED.
The underslr net! tlnmlifnl fur nml h.iIh.i,..,b
begs to anuouca to his friends and lo the public.
that his
N E V MI Ii L
la now In complete running nrder.and that he is
prepared to do all klndaof Milling without delay
Parties from a distance cn have their grlats
ground without delay, so as to take them homo
the same day, aud as a rule all work brought to
the mill cai bo done lu twcuty.fuur hours. My
preseut arrauginents are such as lo preclude the
necessity of slopping the mill ou actouut of lee.
high or low water.
THE BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
as well as the lower grades, nnd all klnda n
CJIOV AND PEED
kept nn hand Inquautlty, and forsale at the low
eat current rates. Grulu or all kinds purchased.
Light Street, Dee. l.'M-tr. I'LTKIt ENT.
iLIARDS! BILLIARDS ! I
ss-ron -rvtD.
WILLIAM ir. OILMOKK
Has o pencil a line IlUlhird Halnnn In addition to
hlH well known Wl'AUKAN'r. He Iiaa 3 tables
with ull the Intent Improvements and in perfect
order. He keeps on hand tho test
LAGKH BKEH ANI ALK
which the market affords. OYSTEttS to be hart
at all timet, when In reason, ako Jlecf Tougue,
X'lckledlrlpe. Clams, Ac, &.c.
The public aro Invited to call, and are prom
iiied Hatlsfactlon '.either In billiard ur lelresb
juents. Ills
CIGAIW ANU TOIiACL'O
cannot bn excelled.
JJloomiburtf, Jan, 1,'tiD,
MNIBU8 LINE.
Hardware & Cutlery.
rpHK NEW HARDWARE STORE.
X NR VLVA ULTIIA.
Having enhirged our Htnre Iloom nud Just
OPENUlt A NEW fiUPrLY,
directly from the Manufacturers, purchased for
cash, on a declining market, w e aie prepaud lo
offer the same to
FAKMIlttS, MECHANIC. UUILUEUS.
and the rent of Mankind, n cenernl ttock. rom
nrlslnK nit iho kind and qualities usually kept
inucuyjiaru are more, uuaoie lotneania
of th countv. nt uuusuallv low nrlces.
All thnbe whoaredehlrlousof imrilinsfnff goods
in our line can Have Money by looking lu at the
iniw uaruwt.ru more.
1'kase give us u ca1 nnd examine our stock Ac,
UUNYAN & WAUIJEN,
Ap. 23.C9-IJ r HloomsburL', Th.
T
JACOB K. Bami. c.. n, Bkltzek
M I T II fe SEIiTZER.
HE NEW FAMILY
h i: vr i s tJ m a ciu5ii
29IIJovcry. KMPIUE Slip
The cYlrnorillnarr suc(Vh, oftUJW
ninruved iimnufacturlnit Martilm-iGrJI
heavy work, h.i. Induceti the ;
11 mm: hkwinw maiihm t
to manufacture a Now ramlly M:-K
MIU1U allJlO HUH I'DIIMI Ulliuri,
nameiUAtlon, muKiiiKitcnuai uiw-'-,
lull with other Family .Mmhlnti,.
usefulness Uf.ir ' 9
mrruTittrM ai.i. rOMl'EIlMl'
Tim i.HA nf thu aeknowledcFl
I loin niininu Virl f li 111 r.'UC I flfeVer! til
Cninnimv Ih nrenured to Otter lil
tniitiiiintM tf.buvers.denleii&tidiit
Vfrti'ltl nn u'nrrunf ful.
"vtiiiiiir irwiNd S.itO
No. SM llonery,
Oct. 15,'C9-3rn.
Tim undei-fclcned would rcsiwt.'nllyuunounooto
tho citizens of illoomsburi; and the public ucue
rally tha ho Is running nu
OMNIBUH LINE
uetwvon this place and IhodllTcrent railroail de
pots dally (Sundays oicepU'd), to connect with the
several trains going South and West on the Cata
wlssa and Wllllamsport Ilallroad, and with those
KOlng North and Routhon thoLaclcawanna and
llloomsburg Railroad.
1T1 Omnlbusscs aro in good condition, commo
dious anu cointoruulc, and chaiges reasonable.
Persons wishing to meet or seo their rrlends de
part, can he accomodated upon reasonable charge
uy leaving timely notice at any of the hotels.
JACOIl L OIIITON, Proprletoi
rpVO MONTIIB FRKK! FRKE1!
THIS MOST POI-UI.AH JUVKHII.B MAOAZISKJN
AMK1IICA.
TIIK LITTLK CORPORAL.
KNTlItULY OltlOINAL ANU FIItST CLASS,
All new subscribers for Tim Little Cori-oral
ror tho new year, whose names and money nro
sent In before tho last of December will reo live
.. . w...uv. ...... wimuv. 41 un. vi iw. 1 11 l.C. I
TERMS, ONE DOUjAH A YEAR,
hinolu copy, Twr,Lvi; ci-.nth.
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Ihuii any other JmeuIIo Magoilnoln tho world,
and is better worth tho pilce than any oilier
iiuiKUKiiiu ever puunsueu,
Hecnuso or lis Ininunsu circulation, w e are en
abieu to furnish it at tho low iirkoofOne liolh,
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Acomnletoandrellablegulde In all mattera ol
mi'ti husliieaa Irausaeiluns for every Slate In
ii;,... V ," r.".i.mui uiuii, ine turmer,
the mechanic, Ihe merchant, the manufacturer
ene reoulre sinnvpn nm ....
rel hlo work, which will enable him to draw up
a" Slnatrument that maybe required, aud that
will furnish li in ulil. UM.I. i..V,.r.n...ir... n. ..T
iually called for In all his business relations of
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t hat wlll cnable every one lobe their own counsel,
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Iledly endorse the work. Prlcennly tiva. Sent.
ivB.i'u.u. 4i.c-iii Munim ptrrywnere. Auuress
Oct. 15,'l-Sin. No. Ut Uroome Street, N. V.
Impoi ters and Dealers In KoreUjn und Domestio
sctyii ad.-. 2
an. -
H A n D W A R E,
OUN8, CUTLKIIY, 40.,
NO. 105 . THIRD 8THKET, AU.CALI.OWUII.L,
Nov.,C7..r.rlULAUEU,JIU-
I'ljimlna
low prices.
JO MANUPACTURERS.
m.'I&MJ '"..V:0 " allf.n'8 paten tanti-la-
dcrVlgned!' It Is If"""1 " "'llcall0, " '
sum; piinvENTiVE op hoai.k in bteaji
110ILEUH. "A 1
Thnnrlltlowlllbo rnrnWied nt Six Doi.r.Ans
KM,?-' 1 rls"u '" ,ue a''d ""
TEN DOLLARS PEIt ANNUM EOH EACH
1.0 1 LLlt.
The materials for mal;lnK the " Antl
W ho supplied by u,. If .leslred. n lo
for salel at Lw WW?' hluU" or ut"" Territory
ALLEN A NEEDLES,
Dealers In oils,
No. l.'South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia,
Circulars will be sent on application.
sep3rMM.it,
For Puie Water, nu
tun c.ieDraiea rump,
cur.,; iiiieieai,
durable and tella.
blai aqnalto tho
eoodold-fsiUoned
woodaa Pump, sail
coitleaa than hall tha
money. Xaally arraogail
ao ai to la Bon.freeiinff.
SQd la COQllrUCtlbn la Inml
that an one can put it up and
ketp It In repair.
IHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP MOW WAD
oct.si.'ea-sm.
, E N T I S T R Y .
H. C. HOWElt, DENTIST,
iiespectrully oners his professional services to
V. K"ii-iiit3u oi juoomsou
Ho Is prepaied lo attend to all
6248.676
IT OT
.4Pi27fc.un.GRi.
clnlty, Hetsnrenaied iiiatin,i
i.u.1."1;f.r.al!0".".!".,tl'? "ne of profession, and
la provided Willi tho latest Improved PouceLain
n' wlc",Vlll.Uo l'"crted on uold plating,
f.i .J "iV r"ubuasetolookaa ell as(he iial'
.tun uuuvitu uy 4u ine new hdi
Court House, game stda.
iiiuuuisuuri;, Jau.si.'uitl
s
A T E It O O F I N O,
B V E It Y
VARIETY
MOST PAVORAIUiIi RATES,
JOHN THOMAS, ani. CAHPJ U J. THOMAS
ox. "i. Iiloimaburg, Pa,
Mar.ia.OWyr,
T)H WAItREN'H MANDRAKE
JLJ I.IVl'll Hutu
Aie i undoubtedly the best Cathartic Pills furuse
in I his malarluus section ol country everolU rul
iu ino puuilc. 'Ihcy ncldlrectlv uttfiii i im i.i...
nml biliary duots und curry or iho 'poison which
fT hick-IIeadailie; IhlloukiuHi. Liver
riuni torpid action or iho Liver nnd lloweis As
u iigulatorror the Low.ts ihey are uueiiualled
" "'id rukfor lir. Warren's Liver l'llli.
lir, ikiAr.. ' ' ' "'"'"uuiSi iienaemhotl'
Drugstore. Oct.t'iai.ir.
J. J.. DORA!
JlLOOMMlUlidPl
Juno 25.'b0-ly
Miscellaneoni 1
BLOOMSUUIiaNOltMAl.Maw.f
r.rtAitY iNSTiiuin. ,
riOAltD OK INSTKUWtl
1IENHY CAUV1
Prorcsbor or IntelUC
Teacher
at Kieuch
brn
ItVEU, A. 51- tj
tctual ami pon rt.
IpraclifCofltsM!;
..Caner.l'rwfa,
, liuiauy anltj,
iranrlio. U
O. Ileal, A. V. ,i
,nt Ijini'Uailill':
theory an
Miss Surah A. qn"M,riw&
unapl
Piofessor of Ancient ijuibw-r
Urumiur.
J. W. Fctrec, A, M. J
Professor of Malbnnatiu. mWt
trouoiny k
Itev. D. f. Julia. A. 1 I
Profo soror cheinlatry anaH"!
i.. l uien. .ft
Teacher of gcograpiiy. MW
,. p
.laines jnuu, .
a u.1 lant teacher of niatliuu
Or uiniar.
Miss Alice M..C'"''( J
LUblCUM lJ
I
Teacher of Music
.r..tot
leacner or vocni
T.illaM.OOi'.
The FALL term will 2
VL'..". rfhel'rlncll.
r ' 1 mnes lu plea
.u......v ...ml
lb is oeiiur iu. .'". , .1,1. a
ii ne or mo term, uu.
ble they can enter at any '""
March ii) wis.
tlt WATIJllia.
Tlie Great Trade imp'0.".', ro
(Incornorntc.1 by tho ''''' S J
Solid Silver Wutchos ot 110 w'fn.jl
10.000 1 nuravingH " ,weUt
crlbliiH all our Wutclica, are Ml
rclopea, whlchnioinoroi.sv - lU,r
ordered nro mulled, I '! . :f
giavlnir cntllles Iho hold" " "mil f
orth rrom sa lo7i, Iff PS ' B,.f
510. Nothing can n ';-'.;im)
no article In our s k ii
money asaeu.
watch worth 7?. ""?. "
onco berore nasiiiy
iMll.l
Sua II roadway,'
ucl. 15, oi-sm.
...,,r,irj
J
Ml
PI M 1 h E S.
.... . i ..-.ii -lirc
Ull WI1U Willi lb !"
or preparing ami "'", S. mm''i
VegctuYile llalni, that ' "i,
lau, Freckles, Plwidcy, W"'' nU11i
tlous audimimrlllis of ' uBi
sou, ciuar, siuouiii .' ;-r irfcirfli'
Ho will ul.n scud (fitr) " lu,
duclna liv veri sl nipleiuc.' l!j..J
of l.nlr on a Imldlicad ol KV
Aug. 0,'OU-ly,
rjK) CON8UMPTIVES-
'1 ho Advei User, havlni iWvffi
In a few weeks, b u ill.'
1 in vliiw -.ufr.irf tl bt! I
allfctlun.uml Ihatdrtai
uurciiuii,uuii inn".."- - u ui"
Is anxious to make nuu lu
era iho means ol cure. nupiuli
,v u.111 H...I biirHl lire i". II
ma, llronchlils etc ,iW'
User, inseudlng the ' 'c,ni '1'
Iho mulcted, ami Pa,1l,'!'iud i.
concol.es In bo liivuluubu."" f
suilererwlll lrv ma i."",',..
iioiiuug, aud may )
Purltes wisliliu
addreas llfcV. ' ,luu-
Willlauuburg, Kluw
Nov.M,'U).y.
3 TO ".
yhlareineni
'ayiroieaW"r,,t
iisburg, M"a"
rrll
T7STRAY.-0AMin'tV
JLlaea ot Ihe nndeialg ,,'
about the Hh orNoNciubifi' j i
or Illack, will! while In ad ,
iihout U luo. old. l"lV''mi,!'
prove property, ly.;4h'11
or It will othirwHo h" d"'"" ,,
law. i.tM'
Nov. l,'C-3t , '