The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, January 07, 1870, Image 4

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    pMeiVs cSliUMN.
'MYOUNCl FOLKS.
the Columbian and democrat, bloomsikjrg, coiuMBiAeoiJrY, pa.
GROCERIES, &c,
II ow to Make Compost.
JIklnecorapoa.tjQhrilntiyjSp.
on of tho year when tho grounil lin"ot"
frozen; Kndaini64tVvery fatmOms'Bumo
of tho material to raako H of. An'poA
of ground that cannot uo 'cumvatcil,
may bo dug up and carted lo'Solno con
venient plaro,,H;fgtr4 hvd!t)it4t heap.
This placo had bettor bo selected near to
tho material, which will expedite llibl
work. Any kind of JUDr tutSOll Sim
doexcept very stiff clay v or, very coarso
aiidf?nhd. fcveh 'iisnaja)Virj)prtloY of
mesa win not do objectionable, ttwnmp
mud or the depcflU'liVrrv6r rbotfomS' Is
prcfcrablo to all others.
This should bo put In a sort of win-
roWr'thrco'oitrourifoo'td't!ep, riuH abolaC
half a bushel of llmo to every onc-horso
cart-lond of mud or soil to' be inlxea
with It. An addition of a half peck of
plaster, would bo an improvement.
But If neither Hmp nor jjlastcr can he
obtaIul,.d6ti!tl'feiva'- it 4ip f ihK other
materials are worth operating on. Let
them lay to bo acted on by tho, frost,
Vain and SutlsliltiQ, for'slx months or
a year, and In that time turn tho. moss
over with a shovel, begtnnlug af one
end of tho heap, mixing woll and break'
ingtho lumps, letlng tlicnlr thr6ugh It
Spread It over your gross land In tho
'fall; inlfcJ'orprfngi and you will be
bu rprlsedafet b o' j in prpjcjj en t ,r cfj tlie
cron.
Irfibor spent In iria&riig compost
pay better than money spent In pur
chasing tiipsttof.the p-hospluited. iu the
market. i)o not "bo afraid of limiting
too mucli. Havo hundreds or thousands
of cart loads to' put ou your grass laud
o very year. If you canTalse good crops
of grass, you will soon bo nblo to raise
good crops., of grain. Tho gras3 wlH
feed stock ; (ho stock will in a lie man
ure; then you are nil right. Am. Acoc&.j
Journal.
Ground nay for Cattlo Feed.
JosephB. KVrk, br Pittsburgh, Pa.,
writes to the N.Y.. Farmers' Club as,
follows :
"For somo time past 1 have been ma
king observations and "experiments In
animal's food, and obtaining what I be
lieve to bo an improvement, and I tako
tho liberty of communicating to your
club the rcsult-i. Grass being tho natur
al food for live slock, l U easily and
Cprppcrly :ninstlcated,and iis.n con?e
fiueneo its nutrition easily extracted.
WJth hay, however, tho case Is, differ-,
ent.fqt when fed In sufficient quantities
llinnnfmnl nnntVl t .. 'l f tnn(l. l.A..n
become, flaKnedbago, attojapta to.
sausiy ltseir by selecting the leaves and
tender branches. To obviate" this' diffi
culty, and prevent waste; .cutting hay
in short lengths has to an extent become
general, .nnd 1 no doubt,' ji step in the
.11 .;,.,., -t f-.. l -i r l f , V,-i J-
iit,"v uiiciiuu. iiiy uunui is mil l we
. should go still further, and. grind .the
nay as wo now grind oats and corn. It
Is thought that owing to its' glulihous
nature hay could not bo reduced to a
state of meai.-or, (f so reduced, tho" ex.'
penso attending would ppt-ustlfy. To
test this, I constructed a cutter v and
o-.S??.te5 on nqw principles", and, the, re-,
.-eult was beyonttmy.mOBt saneultio exi
pcctatlons.' Tpn;' niir'a ay-can' be
ground 'with nrro machine, at a cost not
r-to' exceed one-dcllar-per ion. Ground
, in this manner hnyjlsnot'unllke ground
oats, save in color, Its weight being
from 32 to 30 pounds per bushel. Mixed
with chopped feed, such as corn or oats,
it makes t cheap and excellent food.
Thus' wo effect by mechanical means
what the hard-working or decrepit an
imal is incapable of doing perfect mas-ficatlon."
1 New Varieties of Oats.
Tho signs of tho times, evert now
la advance of tho season, indicate
very clearly that the excitement and
speculation In tho farming community
for 1870, is not fo bo potatoes but oats.
The latter is "a crop sadjy .wanting
improvement and renovation, by new
undmoro productive varieties. Won
derful, things aretbld about tho produc
tiveness of 'Norway oats, and yet ac
counts' greatly differ. It is probablo
impure seed may have been tent out
toaccountior this. Wo sco It stated
tliut, us much it) 300 bushels of Norway
oats has been raised to tho acre, or at
that rale. This is so entirely beyond
ntiy(hlng known or heard of, as to be
ii I most incredible. 200 stalks or stopls
t aro.feuid to have grown from a single
seed. We havo samples in our office of
both varieties, procured from what is
believed to be head quarters, or so call'
ed, and tho Surprise oats is much tho
heaviest and best.
? Wo shall take pleasure In luylng tho
truth about theso and other new varie
ties befgrc., Jur renders.- jf there Is any
way to Und.jltout what tiro tho re
ports about t'ho,fxcclslor oats sent out
uy mi) jj-iifmiurni, .jcpanmeni m
Washington"?5'! got a small packago''
of this, and thought it1 was tho heaviest
and best oats wo had over seen. Prae
ileal Jtynjier.,
UoWJo'CooVVotatoos, '' "
y 'BaIced FoTATOEd.Wotatocs are more
. 'nutritious baked than they are cooked
L In any other manner; and they relish
'better, Wjth .tpa vhpf have pel; been
j'acenstomeu to eat them without season
. . i.Intr. iVash-tho. uotnlcoj cifiin. but do
not" rttik tliem'., jjake theiu a.1? quickly
- nspesa'ible.'wllhout burning In the least.
AsBOpri ,89. they an? done, press each p
lnfn In n rlntli. En na In nrnolr Hia al;!n
a and allow the steam to escape.' .11 this
: 3Js omltiie'd,liS,b"eat'p.blBtdj vJU'not bo
S4, mea(y..rio',p.9iI.' pp Jjrought Imfned
t jatejy Yo tho tabie, as thoy will soptj e
coino solid and lose their linvor.
I'M , ,, 7,
$TliAVK&' roXATOKa.l?ptUtor3. jiro
x4 muclfornntrjtlous and jialiitabli? if
mey po jiropeny sicuipeu, man iijey
" aro boiled. Wash llitim dean and pltco
i. ibem in a stcitmer .oVer' .bolltritf ' water.
J If the potatoes are.tof v good quality, Jho
secret of having' them mealy and pal-
atablo U in steiunln thoai very rapidly
us wltliqpt raptd, condensation of
stcam.and u detention of steam in fho
i Bieamer by a close Hd, tho potatoeo will
over long thpy may haye been cookljig.
Thoy should steam until the skin cracks,
. and, a fork will cosily penetrate tho
centre. If not lo bo brought to tho tablo
soon, thoy should contlnuo to steam
until wanted, as steamed potatoes be
f - como solid much sootier th'un 'boiled
ones do. '
jrRinpsfWJ.iTeffrles, (If N.evlti; Clies
(or Co., grew.a pumpkin vino this seas
on, to tho length of 811 feet, which boro
llvo pumpkins, weighing respect! vply
77,(59Cfi( 40,'and'88 pounds..
Bruin and tho Tits.
L tJSti-i bright 'summer's day, na Mr.
iiruin mo near nnii nn menu uio won
wero taking n walk together artn-ln-
arm.ln a wood. Ihuv liraril n titrd ntmr.
hinerrllyS' "Illst, hist t brother, stop
bltj".sald tho bear ; "what? , can that
car bird he- that nlrlgs8o'sio6tiy?
'lylcur Jrlond Bruin," said tho wolf,
-wny, uon'i you Ktiowv mat is nis
majesty tho king of birds. Wo must
takCM-p: tq;shpw him all kinds of hon
or." (Now between ourselves, vou
jnustT knW, Waster Wjplf wai' h wflg,
ana was hoaxing Drum; tor tno uiru
wti's rifter nil nclthor more nor less than
atom-lit.) "Iftliat bo the case." said
the bear gravely, '"'1 should very much
Ilka Jb. See. iho. Joy"at.(mIacoX'so pray:
comortlblig'ahdlihbw' lt'me!" "Spniyl
my dear friend," said tho wplf, wo
cannot seo'Il Just' yet, for her majesty
Jsnot.at home; wo had better call again
when the nuecn comes homo."
laoon aucrwAras.uie.quccncamo wun
food In her beak, and slio and tho king
4ier husband began to feed (heir young
ones. "Now for It!" said tho bear)
"the family nro at dinner." So he was
a'b'&ut'to follbw'thefn, arid see what was
to 7bo' sOen. "Stop a little. Blaster
Bruin 1" said the wolf; "wo must wait
now till their majesties are gone again. 'I
So they marked tho liolo where thoy
had sccn tho nest, and' went away.
ilut the bear, being very eager to see
rtlid "royal -palace, soon slipped away,
wishing- Ids friend good morning, and
canio backjUgidu,jiud peeping into tho
nest, jaw (lvo or sfx. young birds lying
at'lhd bottom of It. "What noiiscise !"
said Bruin "this Is not n royul palace ;
I never saw; such a lllthy place in my
Hip; and you nro no royal children,
yon little basu-born brats !" As soon as
Hie young tbm-tlts beard this tliey wcro
very nugry, and scrcarncd out, "Wo are
not base-born, you brute of a heart our
fathor and mother arc good honest poo-
pip i aud you shall bo well paid for your
slander I" At this tho bear grew fright
ened, .and ran away lo his den. But
'the young tits kept crying and scream
ing 5 and when their father and mother
canie homo and showed them food
they all said, "wo will not touch a bit
no, not the leg of fly, though wo should
die of hunger, till that rascal Bruin has
be'en well trounced lor calling 'us base'
born brats.." "Jlako yourselves easy.
my darlings 1" said tho old king; "you
may be sure ho shall havo, his due.."
So ho went out and stood before the
bear's don and cried but "with a loud
"vblceV'BruIn the'bearl'thon hast shame-
fufTy slandered oiJrJayful qhlldrcn : we
increloro Vercbj' declare bloody war
against thco and thine; which shall
never cease' until thou hast had thy duo
thou wicked one!" JMow when tho
bearheard this, he called together tho
ox", tho ncs, the stag, nnd alt tho beasts
of tho. earth, in order to talk about
what he should do, and how to get up
an;ar.my, And. ,thp,tptir-tit,prj his.side,
gathered together all tho birds of the
'alr.IbothV great' .and small; and a very
lairge army pf hornets, gnats, bees, and
files; 'and'o'lh'er Insects.
As tho tlmodrew near when. the, war,
was. to begin, the tom-llt sent, out spies,
to seo who was commander-in-chief of
tho enemy's forces. And the gnat (who
was by far tho cleverest spy'.of.them
all) flew backwards and forwards in the
wood whero tho bear's troops were, and
at last hid himself under a leaf on a
Iree, close by which the orders bf the
day were' given out. Then tho bear;
who was standing so near the treo that
the gnat could hear all ho said, called
to tho fox, and said, ".Reynard, you aro
tho cleverest of all. the beasts ; thorcfore
you shall be our chief, and lead us to
battle:but wo must first agree upon some
signal, .by which wo may know what
you1 want 'us to do." "Behold," said the'
fox, "I 'havo a fine, long, bushy tall;'
Which .looks. like a pi urn o of red feath
ers; and gives me a very warlike air;
now bear lri mind, when you see mo
raise up my fall, you. may be sure that
tho battlo goes well, and that you have
nothing to do but to rush down upon
the enemy with all your force; On tho
btlior hand, If I drop my tall, tho day
Is lost; and you must run away as fust
us, you can.'" Now when tho gnat hud
heard all this, she ilew back. to tho tom
tit, and told him everything that had
passed.
At length tho day came when Ihu
battle was to be fought ; aud as soon as
It was light, behold I tho army of beasts
camo rushing forward, with such a fear
ful jound that Iho earth" .shook. And
his majesty tho torn-tit, with his troops
canio Hying along In warlike array, flap
ping anu littering, and beating the nlr,
so I hiitlkAyaS' ,'qulto frightful to hear:
and WH armies set themselves In order
ol baffroTfiioivjheriicld. Now tho torn
UK gjivocrdcrsolroim hornets,
'tuatattliotfrf onset thev.should march
Bthiiifc'tWa'raVciiiitainine- rrinrd. and
fixing fti'e'msilvaouilifail, should
miny iiiui whji uu muir juigm ami
main.
The' hornets did as they wero told ;
and when Beynard. felt tho first sting.
he started aside aud shook one of U
legs, but still held up his tall with won
derful bravery. At the second sting hp
was forced to drop his tall for a moment.
But when tho third hornothad flxed
Itself, he1 could bear It no longer, but
clapped his tall between hia legs, and
scampered away as fust as he could. As
soon us tho beasts eawthls, they thought
of course all was lost, aud scoured across
tho country In thp greatest dismay
leaving the birds masters of tho flold.
Then tho king and queen flew back
to their children, and said, "Now, chll
.drcn, cat, drink,. and bo merry, for tho
battlo Is won I" But tho young birds
saldi 'i'NoT' no! -iiot'-(!llMator Bruin
has humbly begged our pardon for cull
lng us baso-born."
So tho king flew off to the bear's deu
uud cried out, ' Tl'iou vlfaiu benr I como
forthwith to my nbbdo, and .humbly
beseech my chlld'rcd.to 'fbrgfvo theo for
tho reproach, (hou hastoast'upou them
for If thou wllUiot dp tils', 'every bpno
In thy wretched .body shall-bo -broken
J into twenty pieces!" '
men iuo,uearw8:iorcou,to crawl out
of hi den. yery' iulklly, and do what
thawing- bade lifni'f ahd a(teri that tho
cloth was laid, and the tabid 'Spread,
uiid tlie young birds wit down together,
and ato and drank, and rmulo inery till
midnight.
JEW BTOCK OF CLOTHING.
Freth nrrlTl of
VS?AVID LOWENDnno' "
luv)lcilieutIon to lili ttock of
C1I KAP AND FASHION AHLE CLOTIIINU.
at bin fttoto on
Main HI rppl, I wo itoors abovo the Ami rlcau irnun
nioomiburg, l'ft.,
Hlieru be Iiks Just roiclvetl from Now Vorlcanci
rhlladelphlap full BMortnipnt of
If EN AND nOYS' CLOTlUNO.
IncludliiE the most fanlUeiiHble, durable, and
tiAndiiome
Ditrasi aooDs, ,
eonfttfltlng of
110X, BACK, noCO, OUM.AND OII.-OLOTH
COATS AND rANTH.
of KllfiortatslEe8&ndcolors. lie lmi iiIho replen-
lulled lil already Inrce stork nf
I'AI.Ii AND WINTi:il HHAWlJf,
BTlttrKD, FlaUKKD, AND PLAIN V1T8
HIIinTK, CKAVATN, STOCKS, COMVIt-S1
Ii-AN1)1C1;UCII1K1U QLOVKS,
HUSriiNDEItS, AND FANCY AIITICLES
Ite uftH couKtantly on hand a Inrgo and well-fle-
ectcd nxiortraent of
CLOTHS AND VICSTINas,
which lie la prerca to make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In the
best manner. All bis clothing lDnade to wear,
and most nf It Is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELUY,
oldverydtibcHpUou, And aud cheap. Ills caseol
Jewelry Is not surpnskedln displace. Cill aud
examine his general ossortmen of
CLOTIIIXO. WATCHES", JKWELllV, 40.
DAVID LOWENUKRO.
Dry Goods & Motions.
ALL AND'WINTBB GOODS
I. W. IlAimiAN'8,
l'LAID D1WMS HOODS OVTIIHSAXON TIN'
1111,
PLAIN llltllSS 0",ODfl.
ALlr.WOOL DUIS OOOHS,
. r .. tiiJ ,i-f..
nL'ACIC AND WHITE FLANNELS
l,'.."iy,"Blf'"!5v -J'
''',?'
- . ii 0mi&,v t. .
. "irnr.DANDjv'HiTE flannels.
"
. 1 LAC K MIXED WVI'Elpn8oF CLOTU.
GOLD MIXED WATEIt PJtOOF CLOTH.
MUSLINS CUEAPEU TimN FOH YEARS.
19 BUT3 LADIES' FUIIB JUST REC'D.
SHAWLS MIXED, PLAID AND TLAIN,
BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR 'MEN AND IJOYS.
GUMS FOR LADIES, MEN ANDiCHILpUEN
JIARTIN'S CELEBRATED SHOE GREASE,
11LACKING UY THIS 110X OR DOZEN.
Nov,20,'00-tf.
DRUGS oV MEDICINES.
Oyer's
aiir'Vi'or,
N r
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vilalily and Color.
A ilreMing winch
ii Ml ouce ngrcculilc,
'lii'iilihyt iitulflcctrirn
liu- prcfcrvhig, lltb
luilr. " Ktitcd or gray
Anii1 ti soon' restored
to iti original rotor
itUti lite gloss ami
frdhiiit of youth
'i'litn hair U thick-
c noT, falling 'lllilr pliuckcit, am! bald
nc.3 often, though not ulwaya, cuicil
l',v It'tueA Nothing vim restore the
li'nir Whew tile folllclci nro destroyed,
(If Iho "liiuils litroplncil ninl ilccnyctl,
, llui, siiuii. ajt rcmatu cuii bo tmcil for
iisufuhicsi iyi hi upplicallou. InMcad
of fouling tho linlr with, a paity scdi-i
incilt, it will keep it rlcau iintl vigorous.
lli bccailnunl ll$o will prcvctil llio linir
Itphi t(ni'"S ?'")' fnlliiS "'i ftn'V
coasccpiontly prevviit lmldiicsa. Frco
from tlioso.ilclctcrious subjlnuccs Avhich
mKkd'some pivpiirntioiiS' ilnhserou3 and
IryrtrloiU to' the Imhv tlio Vigor can
ouly boiiclit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING, .
nothing cl.ss tun t found fo dcsirJy
Coutnitifiig ncittii'i- oil nor dye, it uocd
,not "soil while cninhrir, ntidyet lasts
' lojj'g.'oii llio liulr.'gU liijf it a ncli glossy
. luMrb aud a grululil ppiftune.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer it Coi,
rnACTiCAL asd'An.viatical Ciikmists,
LOWELL, aiASS.
- PHIO'J $1.00.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho. Throat nnd Lungs,
auch' oa Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Coush, llrouchltls, Asthma,
nnd Consumption,
rr'obatify'l'ievcr befuro In llio wliolo Jilslory of
ncdwlncjlra thlnsy ".? Mely audtiso deeply
iiDon Ihi' fonMcnce of'liiitnklnil, W this excellent
limcdy for pulmonary roiiiplulutii. J nrougn a lonz
nerlei ol yesrs, nail mnons most tf the races of
men It lias rUeu. higher and higher lu Uiclr ostlma
tton, nt U hiw becuuio belter known. Its uidrprm
character umlitoncr to curutlio various affections
,r tlie huii and lluvnt, luvo made It known as a ro
table vrolectar against Uicm. TliUe adaitcd to
milder lornn ofilifcajo and to young children, it Is
eMlra wiuio t'roio tho most circcliinl remedy that can
begheu fur Incipient coiisuniptlon, nnd llio dan
til 'ins affoccioiu of Uio Ihront and lnngs. Asa irp
ylou against eniUlcn attacks of Owm It fliould
bvn't""1lnHd lu every lamilvynniUnUecd ai all
arc n)nictlnics suujcci to con
MISCELLANEOUS,
0. HOVKB,
us openeJ a flnt-ClfAns
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUIl STOKE.
tit the old num. on Mnln Ptrcct, Illoomnljui r,h few
doom above ttioOnirt lloao. ll)stock)soom
poseilof thftVOfylBtPBtRiitl bestRtylrs cvpr offer
til to ihe eltlMiid of Oolnmbift County, He can
aeeom moil nt c Ihn publ lo with tlie following rckmH
at tho lowest rfttos, Mrn'a htnvy double soled
ntoga boots, men's double nnd single tap soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shops of nil kinds.
Him bhucb vi mi KruiirR. wy
ITS'!
and mlRses' lastlnRKAlterrr. women'n clovo kid
hi
iloubletvoled boots find.Khoesof nil Hlndn. men s
s,io;
men's flne boots
ilnubla haled bool
rIovc kid Ualmoral shoeM.tnon, woincn'i
I'ollsli very flne.women'flmotocco tlslnornlsand
calf shops,. women' very fine kll buttoned gait
ers, in luiurt uodih oj an ik'rltipiioub ixjiu prg
ged and sewed.
J If lVI'UlU tUSU Will HI.VL-UUUU IU UJS UI1U V
men of
hats, uai, runa and notionb.
Which c6mprlKts nil the new nhd popular varj'
ics ul nricpswnicu cai.noLiAiiLO-fli.il ails inem
(tooda nre oirered nt tho lowest rswh rates anil
will be sonranteed ,tORlv satisfaction, A call
In xnllrtlrpfl he for a tiurcliAnlnff elfinuhnrA km tt Is
bellovoti th tit better, bargains are to be foind
iiina ai nny pnierpinciiu tuecouniy,
' sHHHslHsilHslsiiiish'
B
RAIL ROADS.
IIOWN'S 1VVST riVKia IIT
G
rnoit ritiLAnEiiWitA to uiJOMsnUua,
and Intermedlato points. Goods forwarded with
care and despatch iind at low tales. ... . .
llltner COX SI I Market Htrcet, Kor full par.
tlculiu., apply to . ,,...,.
Aug. SO.'eo-tr. 11, It. l)eiot, llloomihurB.l'a,
vronTirEn okntual baiIv
Ou ,uiV a,f.lei' Nov. ,14l'h 1880, Trains irt'
leave Nouthumiibhland us follows !
NOIlTHWAItD.
8M A M. Dally to Wlillaqisport, (except naRyj
for KimirO, Lnnanuaigua, J'uui
Husnrnslon Urldee. aud N. Kails. . .
dW p. ., Dally, texcent Hundnys) for Elinlre una
IIUUIIIO Vltt lilie aaiipy iiuiu
S.50 r. ., Daily.'toxceptBuudays) for Williams-
P TltXTSS SOUTHWARD.
10.S5 A.SI.Dally (except Monday's) forllalllmore
WILMINGTON AUD PHILADELPHIA.
11.10 P.M. DallytoxcoptSundiiy'sJforllultlmoie
Washluglou and rulladoljilMn. YQBlf0
General Passenger Agent
ALFIlKDlt.I'lSltKl Ocu'lSupt.,
pARIUAGE MANUFACTORY,
Illoomaburg, To.
M. O. SLOAN A BBOTI1EU
Havo on baud and or sulo nt the most reasona
bio raten a epleudld stock of
CAitliiAGua, BUooina.
and every dtscilption of Wagons Imlh
PLAIN AND l'ANCY
wnrrantrd In ho made of the best and most dur-
llshmentwiu o lounmu uu... ..... ... j""
and Mire IorIvo perfect satisfaction. Theyhnye
nlso iv line assortment of
KlJ.KtOUH
of nil llio hovrckt nnd most faslllonnklo styles,
well nnd eai-elully made nnd of tho henl muter-
lftAiiiuspecrion'oftlielrwork Is nskut as It U
believed that uone superior can be found in the
i-ountry. wov.ai,-tii-ii.
pdwiiBU KEGS AND LUMBEU
W. M. MONrtOK CO.,
Ilupert, Pa
ltaunra"Uuers of
POWDElt KKOf,
mid dealers In all kinds of
LUMDEB,
irlve notice that they nro prepared to accomodate
their eustom with, dispatch, aud on the chespes
erms,
"DIIILADEI.I'UIA AND ERIE
X IIAILHOAI-
On and alter Monday, Nov, 15th 1S69, the
Trains on tho Philadelphia A trie Kail lload will
run ns ioiiows;
WHSTWAUI).
MAIL T1UIN leaves Piuladelphln 9.Mp.m.
" " " r,OTlliuinueriauu.ji.u n.ra
" " arr.fti Eric, n.aip.m
E11II-: i;Xl'ltI.S8 leaver Philadelphia ll.10u.in
" '" Nort'd I.W p.m.
-" arr. at tjio iu.uua.iu
KI.MIHA MAIL leaves I-nlladelnhla T.ftOa.m
" " ' Norlb'd Mp.ni,
ISASWAllIi.
MAILT11AIN leaves Trie S.ia.in
" Norlh'd U.IOa.m
" " arr.nt Phlhulelphla e.von.m.
bi.iei fjAi'i.i'jsa leaves r.rie ..i.wp.in
V " Nort'd ; 5.U.ia.ni,
" " arr.ntPhlludclplila......l2.ljp.m
ELM I HA MAIL leaves Ixick lluten K.UU11. 111
" " Norin'd 11.30 a. 111,
" " nrr.at l'lilliulcii.liln H.CO11. m,
DUKl'ALO EXPllESMUavisM lu. Kt IJLSaum.
" ' Norlh'd HO) a. m.
" " urr, at Phllacciphla Un, m
Express cast conuocls at L'oiy, Mull East nt
Cory and rvlneton, Express west nt Irvlnetou
with train louOII Creek nun Allegheny Hlvcr
ua 1 lioau.
A. L. TYLKIl.
UeuerulSuperluteudKiil..WllllamsporU
rhoiild boprovMecl ivllh Uils antidote for them.
Allliouali bctllcil Consumption is thought In.
limbic.- rlll Kfeat numbers or easel M hero llig lls-
jyjir,IiER'S STORE.
FHIU3tl AUHIVAI, UP
I'ALL AND WINTKlt O00D3.
The vubscrlber has lust returned from the cltle
with another large nnd seJtct assbrtment o't
FAI.I. Ai, D WINTER aOOPS,
purchased In New York nud Philadelphia at the
owest ngure, anu which he is uetermlnetl to sell
on as moderate terms as can be, procured else
where lu BloomsbUrg; Ills stock comprises
INDIES' DUKS3 GOODS
of .the,ch9(eest,ntyles and latest fashions, tofetbci.
with a larse assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, bonslstluir of the following artlclia
tlarpels, 1
.'Oil Cloths, . .
Cloths,
Casslmeres, ' .
HliawlK, 1
Haune's,' ' '
BllkS, : ,
Whit Uoodn,
I.lneus,
Hoop Mkarls,
Musllus. ,
, 'ntHbllowware
. Cedarware
Queenswure, Hardware
lloots and Hhoeu, '
.HaU.audOips
Hoop Nels,
Umbrellas,
- Iiokiug-Ulassej,
Tobacco,
Co tree,
Sngais,
Teas,
Ilice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
. Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN HALLY.
Iu short, everything usually kept lu country
atorea, to which us Invites the attention of the
public generally. Tne highest price will be paid
lor country produce jn exchange for goods.
H. H. MILLER 4 BON.
Arcade Buildings, Iiloomsburg, Pa.
piRfJT CIiASa GOODS.
It AUK II A It O A 1 K H.
The subscriler has Inst thomuehlv restocked
IiIm Mini . ill i-iiIhwImkii. Intlv t(-tii,lf.il l,v
Wlliah A Ml.imi.1. nn.l iin..nlTnM Ia. uil..,' "
A. . COMPLETE' tiTOK OV DltlT GpODS,
oceries and.eener&I mercliuudlse which
alltr uud. varrely will compare favorably with
.meut.pf.
SIfRJNG GOODS
which ha wllldisiioseor for oush or country pr
.dUfif. AmougUls Dry Goods will bu lound 1
the latest nutlbest patterns of
MUSLINS,
GINGHAMS,
CALICOES,
VLANNPLB,
SHAWLS,
BILKS,
CAKIMUtW.
HHOADCLOTHH,
COTTONADES
JEANS 4o.,&e.
OHOO'KItlm.
GLASSWAltE,
QUEKNSWAUE,
IIAIIDWAHE
CEDARWAHK
DIIUOS, OILS,
PAINTS,
VAIINISHES Ac.
HATS & CAPS, ROOTS & SHOES
m.rt .i..imr..l Hoitlnl. Ii.iva been coniulctclv cured.
ami llio p.rticnt' restored lo sound health by tlie
ilhrtru J'tcom'. S? corapleto Is lis roasterr
over (lie disorders of llio LmiKs aud Throat, that
Uio inopt obstluatu of thoin yield lo lu When noth.
bis else could ivach llioin, under Uio Cherry l'ee
tui al they tubsldo and disappear.
Alii'cM iiuit.J'uiHo tfjieafcera flud great pro
tection Irom it. ,
Stthma 14 always rchc.vcu,,aud orteu wholly
C"j1i'-oimiV(Ij is ccncrally cured. liy taVtng Uio
CUcrrn rcetornl In small anil frequent docs.
to Generally nro its virtues known that wo need
not publish tho cortincatcsof thomhcre.ordoiiioro
tli.m ossuro the public that its qualities aro fully
uiainbilncd.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Faver. and ,A(rue, Interrnlttent Fever,
Chill I'ovor, Itomittent Fever, Dumb
Acne. Periodical or Bilious Fovor, o.(
nnd indood all tho affections which nriso
from malarious,' marsh, or miasmatlo
poisons.
As Its name Implies, It does Corn and docs not.
mil.- uoniaiwngnciuicr Arsenic uuiuiL,iiaiuuMi,b
Zinc, nor any other mineral orpoisonous substance ,
whatever, it in nowise injures any patient. Tho
number ami Importance or Its cures lntlicafniedij)
Irlcts, aro literally beyond account, and wo believe
n llliout a parallel In llie history of Amio medicine.
Our I ildo is gratified by Uio acVnou Ii dpnents wo
receive or the radical cures 'effected in obMlnate
cases and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unnrcllmatcd persons, cither resident In, or
travelling thronaTi miasmatlo localities, will bo pro
lertcil by taking tho AOVE CVRV daily. ...
For 7.(cei- CompfoInM, arlsliiK frem loriildity
of tho Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
for IllHous unorders and urcr uompiainis, 11 is
MEW COAL YARD.
Tun undersigned respectfully Inform tho
cltirens 01 illoonibourg nnu uuiuinum cuuu.;-,
ti.af ihv tnpti all the difl'iTcnt numbers ofstove
coal nnd selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, 011 their wharr, RdJotnlnR M'Kelvy, Neat A
Co's Furuace; with n gooit pair of Unlrulo scales
011 tho wuari, 10 weign coui, uy,
T a l.nrcn anil n-nnill. to dullvcr COSl tO
thoso who desire 1L All'ey purchase a largo
amount of cnal.they Intend toket p n superior ar
ticle, nnd fcoll nt the very lowest prices. Please
call and examlue for yourselves before 1 lmrchfts
lnir elsewhere. J. W. HnNDEUHHOT,
" AUGUSTUS MASON.
rpiIE underalgncd will tnlco in cx-
! thauae for Coal and Groceries, the following
named nrtlele : Wheat, llye, Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, Lard, Ham,8houlder,nnd side meat, Butter,
Kkks, llayi Ae., at the highest cash prices, nt his
Orocery store, adjoining their coal yard,
j;w;iIENDEnsHOT.
Bloomsburg Mar; W,'(S-ly.
gILLIARDSl
BILLIARDS 1 1
an excellent remedy, produclnir
rnnrkfihln mirfa. whnrn nthcr medic
.1 repareu ny j'ii,,i.'i.. iifcit a, ui.( itucuim
nv tnilv 1
urines had failed.
and Analytical Chemlits, Lowell, Mass., and sold
.au ronau uio worm.
.VJtlCE,
Feb. fi, 1S09.
$1.00 rr.it uorxxr.
Insurance Agencies.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
o r
NEW YORK.
riluy Freeman, President, 11. C, Freeman, Sec
Cash capital over t2,0(W,0xl, nil paid.
.1. B. ROlilSON, IJLOOMSBURG, PA
GENEItAL AGENT,
' For Lurerne, Lj coming and Coluinbhi
counties.
Aug.avM, ,.
nsura'noe agency.
Wyoming . tl'O.UOO
Aituu f,000,UOC
Fulton 300,000
North America.............. 300,000
City - 150,000
Iuternutloual-........-............-....... 1,100,000
Niagara 1,000.000
Putnum ,.............. 530,000
Merchants , 330,000
Springfield . 670,OuO
Farmers' Duuvllle............................ ,t,p.Wt
Albany City . - .. 100.0M)
Lancaster City, a 0,000
York Horse, Death 4 Theft....... M.O0O
Home, Now Haven 1,000,000
Dauvllle, Horse Then
FHEA8 IlltOWN, (rni(,
maili.69.1y. nixioxsuuRQ, l'A
Wall Paper and Painting;
: . ,
TMPORTANT , .- ,
TO llUILDEllS.'HdrjBEHOL'Dr.ItS a; TENANTS.
The undersigned woufd ttiinounco to llio clti
ze'us" of Iiloomsburg und vicinity that he Is pie
pared to execute - -- -
II O U rf E, 8 I Q N, AND O Tt N A M 11 N 'f A L
l' A I N T I N O
lit all its brunches.
1 A P. 13 IV H A N a r N G
Carefully 'attended to, ,
Strict attention' lobusinessandgood workman
ship It la bellevcU'wtll mcut afalr show of public
patronage,
' Shop on-Catharlhe Street between Third and
Fourth..
MarA'00-ly. WM. F. IIODINE.
aud. In fact, acorn
ujuis unsuiess,
-"Tho Urltlsh PoaloWco Dcpnrtiiicnt
niado 23,UO0,Oft()' not iiroflt lout year,
while ours' run behind 15,000,000. No
franking In Eimliuid. The Queen, oven
wJiQ way wmo u letter by another
Ilia fi si1 vttliat IMtf ll ri 1 iv 1 1 linml y-vt It- 4 l
iiuijui (Jiunv j'ttv nvt unit ill'- IV u
send II by mall.
As h buys and sells
belonging
N for pjuli
be- can nfrbr. to keep bis prices us low if not
lower inuu wosb ueaiers. 111s mono is
"OUIfK ,"A.lJt AVVJIUAIJU 1:1IIJ11.''
COAL OF ALL KIDS,
Constantly ou liaud aud lor kale at the lowest
market rutes,
MOHO I'HILLIIlt PHOSPHATE,
Especial attention paid to the selection of Build
ing material, Cutlery, Mechanics' Tools, mid
Hardware or all kinds, to which the attention ol
builders uud others Is requested.
UllAIN PUUOIIAHED.
A fair share ot public custlom 1s desired and
no euorts will be emitted togivo entire sntlalao
tlou. T
JOSEPH 11. KNJTTLF,
Apr. UJUt dm Catawlssu, Pa,
JOB
PRINTING
Neatly executtd at this Office-
TXT ANTED. To all oui' of em-
1 1 ploym ent,wa would say that wliut we have
to ofleryouJsno new thing or experiment, as
those who have followed It for years will testify.
We can piove to you 1 hat you are sure to make
money faster than you can In any olliei honorable
business. No great taleut. and but little money
jiAiiwii i ' i;u.,
required to start,
Nov, 20,'09-Sni.
OlOrcli Street, Phlladelph'Io.
The undersigned wouldlnformtliogood people
of Uloomsburg und surroundings, that he has
moved his Drug HUireirom tlie old stand to his
Ncwllooins.oiitbo West side of Main street,
below Market. An tliat he lias fully replenish
cd his stock or Drugs, Medicines, Cliemlcals, Put
ent Medicines, 1'orfamery, and Yankee Notions,
-ALKO-
Coal Oil Imps and Lanterns. Tjimp Shades
and Fixtures generally, fur repairing tho worn
Coloring and Pyclug material furnished to suit,
any iiuavtlty. und fur any Shade or Color.
Particular attention pata in putting up I'hysl.
clans' und Family Prescriptions, 'lhaukfui for
nasi favuuis.he would solicit a continuance ul
tlie sumo. lleuicmberthoNew Stand, on Main
street. westlde,bIoMaiket. ' " '
dee,lo,'(rHm. IJPHItAIM. J', I.t'TZ.
iflli
WILLIAM II. GILMOHE
Has opened a fine Billiard Saloon In addition to
l,l.v,.u l.-i.nwi, HEMTAUIIANT. He has 3 tables
with all tha latest Improvements and In perfect
order. He keeps on hand tlie best
LAGER BEER AND ALE
which tlie market affords. OYSTERS tn bo had
nt all times when In senson, also llecf Tongue,
Pickled ti ipo, ciams, sc., m.
Tliepubllo are Invited to call, and are prom
ised sallsrucilon . either In bllllnidscr refresh
ments. His
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
cannot bo excelled.
llloomshurg, Jan. 1,'tRf.
T EADINQ RAILROAD.
WINTER AIHt ANO EM ENT.
MosiiAV, Dlcemiiki: lli, 180'J.
Great Truuk Line from the North 'and Norlh
West for Phlludelphla.New York, Rending, Potts
vlllc, Tamtuiua, Ashland, shiuuoklii Lubanou
Alleutowu, Kastou, Ephtuiu, Lltiz, Lancaster,
Columbia, Ac,
Tralus leuve Harrlsburg for.New York, us fol
lows: At 0,3-j, and s.10 a. Ul,, 1J.20 noun aud
2.05 All,l'0p.iii.,couucctlng wltli sluitlsr trains ou
the Pu. UuUrooil, aud nrrlvlug at New Y'ork at
12,1s, a.m., & 12,oJ in., 4 3,10 t,5u &. 10.0U p.m.
and 0.00 a.in respectively. Sleeping curs accom
pany lhe&,& a. iu.,a.& u.m. and IJ.61111. tralus
without change.
Leave llurrlsburgfor Rending, Potlsvlllo, Ta
maquu, Mlncrsville, Ashland, hbnmoktu Plnu
Urove, Allcutown APhlla'd. nt, 10 11.111., 2,U
1,10 p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal way
statlonsithci.iOpiii, tralnmuklng connect lous for
Pottsvllte and Columbia only. Fur Pottsvllle
Schuylkill Haven nud Auburn, via Schuylkill
ami Susuuehtiunu Railroad, leave Jlarrlshura at
3,10 p.m. Returning: Leuve New York at 0,00
a.m. add 12.00 111., uud 5,00 and s.oop.m, Philadel
phia at 8.15 a. m, aud 3.30 p.m. Steejiingcars
accompany the y.ud ai m., niid5,ti0 ami8,ooy.ni.,
tralus irom N.Y.withuut CbaiiKC. Way I'asseuger
Train leaves Phlladcliihta nt 7,wn.m., connecting
with similar tiaiuun East Pu. railroad retuiulng
from Ueadlugklilp.m stopping at all tuitions;
leuve Pottsvllle itU, 11 l,OOa.lii.,aud2,lp.in.Hhnmo
kin ut S.llhmd 10.10 u. iu.. Ash lulidut ;,.'. a.m uud
1J,:I0 noon Tuma'4tia at b.n3 a. in., and 2,20 p. m,
lor Philadelphia, uud New Y'oik.
Ix?ave Polisvlllu via Hchuylklil and Susque
hnuua Railroad uts.lj n,m. tor llarrlsbuiguud
11,30 a. m.,forPlneurovonndTrciuoiir,"
icauiug Accumniojauon -1 rain leaves itcuiunu
at 7,30 a.m., returning leaves Philadelphia ut l,l'
p.m.
I'ottslown Accommodatlou Traluileavesl'ntts
town at 6,0 a.ui.,r returning, leai es PnllaUelphla
at 4,00 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains lea Ueadlug at
7,15 a.ui., aud li-1 j p.m. for Ephrala, Lltlz, Laucos
ter, Columbia, Ac,
Perklomen ICnll Road Trains leave Ferkloinen
d UUVUUU IU O.W U.IU., UUU d.i J,. 111. 4MJllirUlUg
IaveUklppackats.l5a,m and' 1,00 p.m., con
necting with similar trains on Ueadlug Railroad,
On tiunduys, leave New Y'oi k at 5,iki n.in., Phil
phial S.00 u.m. and:U5p.m., the a,w u.in, trnlu
uiua wuij iu iicauiug: loiisvine s,uu a.m.
Harilsburgnt6.ua. in. (.to ami 11.00 p. m, anil
Itcudint! 12.4JMIdnlctitnlitl 7.1.1 u. m. frtr lliirrla.
burg, ul 7.il 11. in. aud 12.V, Midnight, for New
ium iiu v.vj u. m. aim i.m p. m. ior x lllin-delphla.
Cominutntlon, Mileage, Hcasoti, Hclibol und
Kxcurslon Tickets to and 110111 nil polntx,nticH
linggagocheckidthroueli; H4I pounds nlluwod
CIll ll J'USSL'llgiT,
G. A, NICOLLH,
(lfntrHl Siint'l-ltitpnilottt
Reading, I'm, Apr. 20 Usui.
QMNIBUS LINE.
The undersigned would regretfully aunounce to
the citizens of Eloomsbnrg and tlie' public gene
rally tha be is running an
OMNIBUtl LINK
betweeu this placo and the different railroad de
pots dally Sundays ojcepieu), 10 connect witn tne
several tralnH going 8outh and West ou the Cato-
wlssa aud W'illlainsport Railroad, and with those
golpg North and South oq the Iicknwannn and
Iiloomsburg RaUrood. 1
His Omnlbusses are lu good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, aud charges reasonable.
Persons wishing tu meet or see their friends de
part, can be accomodated'upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice nt auy of the hotels.
JACOB L GIRTON, Proprleloi
-rOMI5.STIC ECONOMY 1
I'AMPILLION CARPETI
A new, cheap durable, healthy, uud U
FLOOR COVERING I
A substitute for oll-clotli at one-third the cost.
Tills carpet is produced by u pecnllarcombliia
Hon of stronir. henvv miner, nrluted In nmninpn.
tal colors, and coatd with n tough, elastic, water
proof enamel which receives tho water, protects
Ihe colors and paper endures washing, and ren
ders the carpet bright and beautiful In the ex.
tsomo. ItB advantages are as follows :
Its cost renders llavnlhiblu to all classes; It Is
excceumgiy buiooiu aim glossy, ana it accumu
lates next 10 no dust: It does nut require 10 be
taken up aud cleaned like oilier carpet, and thus
saves much lutKir aud trouble; By re-coutlug
.villi mu vuiiiiiumui i.unuieiMjccusiuuaiiy as tne
case may require, (ulilch costs bulatrille.lltwlll
last Indeiln'iely, even an nge.and always appear
uuu' und bright ; lu its uko uo rellauce whatever
Is placed upon the paper for wear, but exclusive
ly upon she walcr-pioof coating, the figured pa
per .being used only to eecuro the colors, .Paper'
.has recently bevu used for u variety of purposes,
fcyen lor trunks, roofs.Uour bags and wearlugnp
patel.bul the. Ural attempt, either .In Europe or
piM-lli.', IWi UHHUIM HllllKl Uf llOOr COY6-
ing, all Koncodo it t, bo an entire tuccess I
Wo have purchased ilia ri;hl fur Columbia
county and can rurnlsh'the'caipet lo merchants
at mniiufacttiiers uricesj
-Yun are Invited tu call and examine tho
Bm.iUutourst.lie. M'KfcLVV, Nli-VL.t CO,
lIliHjuburg,I)ec, 11'oii.tf.
JJBW GOO 1) S ,
AT
BRO WER'S' STORE,
AT
LOWJ&T i'niCUfi FOR CASH.
FI1UJT DOOR AUOVF, COURT HOUSE,
dec. 17,'W-tr.
JLOUR AND FEED.
Theunderslgnedthajikfurfor past Patrona'ge
that gunnout'e ,0 f'lends and to the pubflo
NEW MIL
luniugr
ils of Ml
Is now In complete ruunlug nrder.uml that lie la
Mvnai-wiiuuuiui Kinusof Mining without delay
1 nines irn 11 n uistance can have their grists
........ ni.uuu, u.m,, u in nine incni iiouie
he saine day, and uj 11 rule all work brought lo
the mill can bu done In tweuty.four hours My
present arraugmeuts ure such as to preclude the
iieeessliv of stopping the mill ou uccount of Ice.
high or low water. '
THE IlKHT- FAMILY FLOUR,
ns well ns Die lower grades, und all kinds o
CHOP A XI) FEED
kept 011 hand lu (pu ntlty, and fur sale at the low
est curreut rates. Graluofulikluds uurchused.
I.lght Blreel, Dec, i.'m-U, I'J.TUH KNT.
CATAW13SA RAILROAD On and
after MONDAY. Sco. 0. I toll. Puaaenror
tiiilns ou.theCiitawb.saltiiilroud will run at the
luiiowing uuineu liours:
Mail Smth. STatioki. Jufl AVli
Dep. S.45 11,1a Willlnmspnrt. Arr, (1.00 p. m,
luue, I'ep, o.ys
" 0.17 " Watsontown. 4.57
" lo.ft", " Milton. " 4.10
' 10.45 ' Danville. ' "' 4.00
" 11.0.5 " Rupert. " :i.w
" 11.17 ' Uiiawlusa. " 3,t!
" 12.22 p.m. Rlngtowu. " 2.2,1
" 12.58 ' Httnimlt. ' 1.00
" 1.03 " lluaknke. 1.10
" 1.20." , K Mahonydunc. " 1.30
" 2.15 "Dlno.Tatuaoua. Dlue. ' 1.10
... 4oj 1. Keauiug. io.40a.ia
nu. w.w 1 Uliuucipiiia, H.is
0.25
I To New Yoik via. Read
I ingor Muuch Chunk'.
From New York via. i
iiiaucii cnuniE. 1
0.M
NoChnugeor curs between Wllllamspoit am)
Philadelphia. UEO. WEII11 Suy'L
DELAWARE, LACKAAVANNA, it
WEHTERN RAIIJXOAD.-Kumuicr arrauco-
I11.nl A nr .1 im 11 iv. n. ..... -..n
1.AHI IVAUU.
WBSTWAIID.
Ac-coui
Ex
Iiress
Mull
HTATI0N8.
! l
0.35
n.10
9.5A
.3I
1.50
1.16
3A
3.15
If. SO
P.J1
r.ii.
0 40 s!i)5
in 3.35
9 S5 3.23
9 00 3.00
0 15 12,10
11 no "JTio
7 10 12.110
1 53 11.1s
UM ,
4.10 .
3.22 ',
7 00 1.00
5 .' 11.23 ,
5 3,1 11.20
5 2,1 11.02
5 11 10.47
u Ul 10.33 ,
10.23 ,
1 41 10.13 ,
4.20 0.50 ,
U.IU ,
3 55 e'J ,
3 41 Vftt ,
K25 ,M5.,
3 lo 8.35 ,
2 50 8.U5 I
I- M 74H ,
7.30 .
7.11 .
0..50 ,
tea ,
.lo ,
S.I!) ,
5-.30 1
A.M.
Mall
Ex- I
press I
Ac
com,
Via M. 1-L iiivts.,A m
1.1 'n-. I,..1
... I 'BV AVI11. .V1.V
iw ,iircij oi.j
..Chrlstoplicrbt....
......Hobuken..
.euuiu,
...WashlnaUin
via Ccn. ItU. of N.J.
......new lorg
...Newllampton
.... Oxford. .
Brldgevillo......,.,
...Pllllttdclphlu
...-Trenton... .,
I'hlllipsbiirg
.Manunku Chunk.,..
Uelawure
.....Mount Bethel .
water uaj;
...HtroudKbur
Hprauuevil
luuryvlile..
"V 1
life
....Ouklauu ,.....i.
...rorK8,
,....Tcbyhauna ,
Gouidkboro .1
1 Moscow ,
.,....Duunlng.....
..;...BenmtonT..r.1..T!r.,
..Clark'a'Knminlt...-
..Ablngtun .-. 1..
,iFarUir vllle ..'.....i..
Nicholson
....llopbottom
.'Iontrou......w
i..New Milford
Great Bend....,.,
too
8.30
8.45
0.05
11.30
11.00
11.15
II. Is
11.58
7.50
8.47
11.081
12.05
12,25
12.3.5
12.5,
i.u:
1.13
1.26
1.4.3
2.1 lO1
2 21)0 28
2.:i5:v3
2.57
,8.0s
'3.50
4.12!
4.20
4.80
4.01'
8.18
.4'l
0.00
0.20
A. It
11.10
UJiO
11.10
12.00
i:
12A5
1.35
2.H0
2.20
r.M,
COKNUCIIONS.
.At'owlIamntQH,witli Ceutml It.. It. nf New
m',.,Jjfo'NeworU,l:llabeth,PUUlUehl,H,,lUer-
Atyashingtoii. with Morris Essex It. It,, for
New Yolk.huwurk Mm , I... n,., ii i!:v.Vr
town. Eos ton, ie. ,-,..,..vvii..
int ffiffflVh viih I'elvldmo Delaware
L'aiVbeSsvlllniU'rr10
Kauacutboudale. ",,,Ur I 1IU,l Arclv
MLA, AD BLOOMS
ru'a foi'iowiT lM)f v'."u will
Qolug Soutli.
I-ave Leuve
Bcruutou...
Golug North,
ArrlVo Arrive
p.m. u.m.
... 0 .23 10.50
I'lttston..i, 8.50 10.20
ningsum .... 8.2.5 UM
Plvmoutb k.iii 11 ii
Hhlckshiuuy..., 7.25 8j
nciwics ....V........0.27 8.21)
Blouni t.. &, 7,il
Dauvllle, 6.uj 7.U1
I J.au.. T nn...
Norlh'd 4 sn a iw
CoUUectittll inSilu Mt.Hrat.t.,,, 1... .h
tralu tor Great Beud, Bingtiaiutou. Albany i d
all points North, tost and West. 1 """"' U"H
P.m.
4.00
Leuve
4.82
4.50
6,10'
0.10
. 0.50
Ml
8.10
Arrive
. iu.
7,00
RAND Ol'ENlNG i
llltAB I tll'KWTOW
GRANII OPENING
ORANU OPENING
UllAND OPENING
or
FALL AND VlNTF.H , 'ooODH,
FALL AND WINTEIl'-OOODS,
FALL AND.,WINTF.lt'HI00D8,
FALL JVND W I NTKIt u OOODH,-, j.
"FALL ARp'WIeTTKRrupOlW ;
'cdnslstltig bf ", '
'. . consisting of '.' -V'
sssasiss-s-" ;"''
.. consisting of '
DRY OOODH, ., -.
DRY , GOODS, ' ' '
1' !l)RY.I GOODS, ' 'i " I"'
I , DRY. GOODBy .,--.I'd); .')l
Dliy .OOOD, lTl, ,, .,
1 iiaVh and cAfal"
r HATS AND CAIM.' - r
. HATS AND CAIfV
HATS AND CAIH,
1IAT8 AND'OAPS,'
fi ROVER .t BAKER'S "
T' T
ill-
ft.
"it: i
, BOOTS AND BIIOEfV
BOOTH AND.8HQF.1 .
HOOTS AND SHOES,
.'BOOTS AND BIIOEH,
4IOOTS ,ANp (JHOES,
READY-XIADK','CI,DTIIlNlO.
RKADY-MAIH1 CMlTHjNO
READY4MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READYrMADK JCLOTH1HG,
LOOKINtf-OLAksKS' ' '
. I0KlNU-aiS3ISS,i ' 1
LOOKING-GLASSES, ,
LOOKINO-GLASSIIS, ,. ..
LOOKING-GLASSES. "
., . t - ,
::notions,. ; .i i
NOTIONS.
' NOTIONS,
' ..NOTIONS, 1
NOTIONS," Ii
PAINlH" X'Nif O.'V"'
PAINTS' AND 'OILS,
PA1NIU.AND OILS,
PA I NTS AND .OlI-S, ,
PAINlrf' AND' OII-S, '
.GROCERIES,
' GKOCHRIES, ' '.
. GROOERIKS,
. ,OROUERlEOi i ;
xueknWvaiui
ilUEENSWARE,1
UUEENSWARH
, OUEENSWAHE,
liUEENSWARK
,. I
..HARDWARE. i
HARDWARE, . ,
' HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
., JLUtDWAltE,.,- ;
" TINWARE, '
TINWARE," 1
TlNWAREi f l,
TINWARE
'TINWARE, ' ' '
'HALT,
. , HALT .. , ) .
SALT ,,
SALT,
Kalt,
.FISH," , ' .
, FISH, .
FISH,
., F1TH. ! .
; FISH, '
GRA'tN AND', HEEDS,
-GRAIN AND HEEDS, '
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN, AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,"
A. I
FIRST 1'REMIUM
t iin,l"i :
,.;..Ji:Y'A,'tj'Tl0 STI-rn,.
ml w itlif 'Mil
vuK .114 .
' t Dli lt'
fl 11 tin:
FAMH.V
'jSMjlNB. MACHINES,
-.H
. nriqiDWAY. new .yoiik,
i tvlll 1 1
7.m Cheslnut Street J'hlla-lelphla,
'! f.-
uir o,l,Nrs
OF EXUEI,I,y;v
Beauty.aud Elasllclly.ot illtcn.
. ll'erfeotlon nud rMmpllclty or Msphlmr,
t-'U'71.!!J MA'L". ''
, . ..ll irc.uiuj,,,i
. tNpIoMeulug; 9f tenms by hsn.l auj M ul
oi iiirenu.
Wide range ol application without rhsl
11UJUSVI11VI1V,
The. seam retains Ils beauty nrili
Viislilng and lroiilbg.
Besides doing1 all.klnds.of work done lij J
Hewing Machines, these Machine una, J
most beautiful and permanent Eratiroldo,
ornamental 'work,
s
'-Tlio Highest Premiums at all tte fl
Exhibition) ot the United BUiIhismjjI
havo been nwarded tho Orovcr t Baker jtl
'Machines, and the work iloneliyllicm.itj
exlilbilrsl In competition.
trf-The very highest prize, THE CROsI
THE I.FX3ION OF HONOR, mu mtm
llie representative ot llio Orovi-r a DiiVn Snl
Machines, ut, tha Expedition I'ulvcuclle, i
jsoT, tints nttesitng their gfcat mtrorlortJ
nil otlier Sewing Machines.
c.-
e..
U 1.
.AT
ilcKELVY, NEAL 4; CO.S,
MflvlXVY, NEAT, tic, CO.l8, .
McKliLVY,'-NHAL' A- WO.'S.-
.MClVl.liV X, tXKAil tR ,ai. n. .
j mckelvv,, neai, jt Gp.;a.
T6rtUwcst'coriierot Main and "JIarket Rlreois,
Northwest corner of'Maln Aud Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Llluin and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Maui nud Market Htrnets,,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
BLOOMsnURO,' PAf)' ' ' "
BLOOMSBURG, PA
IILOO.MSI1UUG PA.,
BIXIOMSIIURO. FA.,' ' ' '
BLOOMSBURG, PA.' ' .
IRON AND NAIIi,
, . IJRON AND.NAIIJJ, ,,
' IRON 'AND NAILS,
IRON AND' NAIIA
IRQN AND NAILS, '
In large quantities and' at red'uee! raica, alway
on uand. u ll'" '
Hardware S. 'Cutlery.
THE NEW HARDWARE STORE.,
NE PLUS ULTRA.
Having enlarged our htoro Room' aud Just
OPENED A NEW .SUPPLY',
directly from tho .Manufacturers, purchased for
cash, on n declining market, w o are prepuined to
Loiter the same to
FARMERS, MECHANICS, BUILDERS,
and the rest of Mankind, a general stock, comn
prising alltlieklndaatKLqUAllllea usually kept
in ntlty Hard Ware Store, suitable lathe wuuts
of tlie county, at nnnsually low prices.-'
AU those who are desirlousof purchasing goods
iu our lino can savo Money by looking In ut the
New Hardware Store.
Please gU e us n call and examine our stock lc
RUNYAN A WARDEN, "
Apr.23.U9-lyr ' Bloomsburg, in.
Jacoh K. SMITH. J. n. Beltxib
gMITII & SELTZER,-
Importers rind Dealers n Forelirn'"andDomestlo
5
HARDAVARE;
OUNS, CUT.LEUY, 40.,
KO. 401) H. TIIimjSTItKKr, AB.0AI.1OWDII.L,
PHILADELPHIA.
r?Afi.Mf
i"HBIlT ST
7.30
7, Ki
M0
8. M
D.2S
10.02
' 10.12.
Arilve
,1 u,,
iu.40 u.m.
XMAClTwK
asViVna'fnV
lW,t rf. l"trucUoult luakts uo uolse
ihn,i;0i':f.lou!ulu,Uf'nlu'B iwiUUHi
thv pocket Itinakesnn elegant liriwent.
Nnv1, eEWlNQ MACHINE COMPANY,
A sen Is Wanted,
WANTED. IDO FAHMtlto" Bona,
and olhursout of ouipluyuieut, iuii make
from lis to Hooper mouth, from ""w till next
Hprlng, by addressing BARCLAY A CO.,
. eioAiciisireet, Philadelphia,
Noa,C0,'C9-8ui, r
Nov,
For Pure Wslcr, u.
luuceieursuij'ainp,
I ' 11II41CSI,
durabltsaj rells
sle;qaidtotlie. gtxjj bl J-fusLI&ned
wtodea PuaiD. sod
"t lest than halt the
money. Eauly arranco
su u to to nour(rtitn;,
saa in coDBtructlnn iu al
that nonecan'r,utJt
leip it In repair,
TH5 BEST ANO CHEAPEST PUMP. K01V MLB
UCl,22,'t,0-tlni,
E N T IS TRY,.' ""WTTT7
i i. 'nbYF.R, pifsmr.
.,L'irt'?ffu,,y,0'Ter", 1,u P'ofcssloual (lorvlcea't'o
the ladles and gintlemeu bf Bloomsburg and vl
ClnltV. llalKi,rinfl,.lin.,l..i , , , 1.7
- . . u.t.,.u Mint, int. vuri.
nit. .
fr- 'C sr
tlltl liyalli Ctmifnllviilisl nrntuii.u ;ni.i,u.i..J v
ItOKlllfliPil II Mil ftrtlxs a lu.u',l,iA -I.
BlootAsbulb'.Jiln.-JI.'UlJti ' 1
iredto.
JI, IIWlEfJ.(UtEAT INDIAN
" ' 'Mi f ft" .1" 0 ,t ',N.. 'Ji,'"
VSKU10U Sl9ni(IIlAN f P1TY.VAKS WOIIIMAKV
! f, )?mbi ?"ceo',f'1' medlcliiB yet discovered fur1
ROOTS AND HERBS. ' -i
. ,, . . One Hone will convince,' ehv;
one.wlro irll-s ii'n-niiirn.i r...-,.S:.l?..i
w'j;w'uiiiiitioisiii
Iluutlngdou .and whe lit hi been u,fnc8
f":??1' UY, Vcople who bavobeoil amictSl wltfi
" 'i'l'" iiw?usis ior uie last t flee u ycurs.when
no Physician couhl reach their rase ire now
cured nud healthy by using the no
GREAT INDIAN' MKDlL'INK.
It link neVei1 failed tb cule'Xgue. Vovor arid n
raugemeul of the Stomach. fcv ' fBVjrnnd De-
I bopeialllwho aio alllloled Tflth thil linvb
i'1rvv,'i.,Wi,1?',J,lJ',r.u''J K"", INDIAN MFIH,
LINK which cuu be lnul.nt .4. ii iihmui,,'J
Medicine store lu Light Street Colnmblu' ci'unr?
A''ai wa"t.feTraI 0eepi lU 0l,Jll"'S
iiiis lueiuciuuis prepared bill' by
.vr uui"t,;',ypa.
il.P;APXIJli3M. .JlLilNnNKaH ArJIH
Wli'vllWl'ttTHt'! Willi Hie utmost su.by
, t , ,'. i',,anu l-rolessoT or Micuwi o IAV
.). uinj Utr, (An .javfa! In ia' JUtIil ciutm
Jau.lll.'OO-IjV. ...
- JTrrn r"r - , .
Q.ET XUE.DEST, ;
. jdunmns Conner Tuburnr T.tui.i,.,.. V,
tho best pnilreuuii ugu nl dltusTer bMilghluluI
ever luvinlvd. The subscriber Is ugeut fjr lu"
ubovelnveullou.uudal orders by mall or la
nrrsouwl lboiiioi,niiiviiii,.,i:i,. ' ' 'a
V OR SALE
11 Y
ULOOMSuuna pa.
.June 2V00-ly
rpHl?.NEW EAMILY
S'E W I N"0 M A C II 1 X E
291 Bowery. T$MWKE 29IB.f
The I'XtrtiorJInnrr hiitroxit nf their dm J
Improved manufacturing MucIUdm for
iii'avy worK, huh uiaucea iiip
EMIMIIK'HKWINO MACHINE 1,
to tiinmifactiiro a Kow Fnmlly Marhinfl
HamoMyloHiirt couHtrtictlon, with ad Jill I
iiamentAtlon, mnUlngllfvitml In Iresotvtt J
Ish with oilier 1'juiilly MkcIiIiuk, hLksI
usermueMi it fur
OUTHTIUI ALT OOMPETITOta
Thoprlco of thin flcknowletlgeJ tiaturl
tlelo climes wltliltl rt-tttM. of every claM,u
Company 1h prepared to oirer tlie moisffl
lnilucemenU tobuycrn.fleak-isaiiJiigetiall
lucmue warrumeu.
idtiiih fr-it tti riitlrtro nnd sto tnntii tn
. Eill'IIli: MHW1NU MAtHINrtl
No. i3'I liourry, si i
ucu i(i,-oo-sm.
Miscellaneous,
pLOOMriUURU NORMAL HCIIOOb AUJ
JLf URAKV .INtiTITUTK.
. . BOARD OF 1N8T11UI.TI0.N.
HENRY CARVER. A. M.. Frlucl
T'mrkUirnrintf.MMnnl fltitl moral SClefrl
v ui,.ii.,nii a r-jii-if,!.. I'ruccr-trea,
branches.
t .
t.A..,. ii nbt. A . it..
' Profcssor.pf vuclent Liuituatu suJ
p,nr.LUn, i.t i,i,,mitiUrf. tiiiil nruiiH
irononiy
i -.' w..., -I. T.l,H . M..
,n...r. ...... ..r ,l,.nil,h v mill ljtilkKa
t t ii.l.d
Ta..lf uuri,i,l,.. lll.llirV IltKlkr
' tn...uu llr,,u,l.
CL ,.,. i..a..i,h. f iiifitlirmntlca Wr
Or miliar.
MlaaAUwM. Carter, .
IV acher of Muslo on tlio piano anil mw
Mrs. Hnttio L. l!et.
Teacher of Vocal Jftislc aud lintruuu-Mu-
Miss Julia M.Gneat,
Tenelnrof mwlel Hclieel.
Tlie FA'LL term will ;?'""" n",A'i
und. until our liomdlnif ball a ready
cy, on application to the ITIncipal, slu"
bVlurnlilied will! Homes In plea.uit taajl
It is'betlor for students tn iommcMeii
enlngofthH term, but when thin W
b)u they can enter at auy time.
aichgO IStij, .
SXO. ' WATCHES.
. Tha dreat Trade 'Improjemen' Aig,
(Incorporateil by the Blulo) sell rw w
Wlivur iWaicuM iii 5W i... i
Bollil
1U.IKKI FjiirravlllES. ful y Ull.in"" 1,
Crlblug all our WiiicbW, nr plucca 10 'r,,
velopes, wlilcliiiro ihorotijli
ordered nre mulled, post paid, M VtfSii
prlcoaiJ-HlnKlo ICuciuvluif.McoiiH
ricUnrtiulum.'Twoutyjiho J"J
ver.lluutlus wnlili iispr-lnl; m, J
'sriivliid entitles tlio holder thereof J,
.wortli frotu2.-i l7,'lrrrll'JJla
,m.. Nothlnjj cuu buMlby tli' Au"'Si
'linarfrla in i,r klllclc Is WUItll "V.
.money 'askeit, while- tlio buyer xaai
waloh, wurtii, 7W. Ciiiutor;
imilruadwiiy, (Jor, l'ultou U"
, Pcl,V8':V'r
T)iM,r i.
,E.S.
fr... ..in ,iurfUlly iaali.'r,
I who wish It the- llwli "JU J.
ull
tlousaiid Impjiriiles
or .preparing and usluir a.slu'P'f.f.,:!, s
vet'eiBbw ua m, -inar; w iV
,Tm,.Frerklt,.I'iiBiiles, BIoii hM,
rules 01 1110
soft, clear, smooth an
11,
boauiuui. ...... u
s.wlll alar, uend (villi) Inslf UCli' j ,
due nirjiy verysl niploiueana,a
nf liafi- on u Iwldlmud or i-uhx; '' ;'""
thirty Hays IVdm'tlrst appll j''0":,.,,, B'
Tim abovoean be obtained by ,.".!",' J,b
Aug. 0,'ui-ly.
rjJO- CONSUMPTIVKS.
, Tlie Advertiser. havluBbein re'W,.
Ill u few weeis, by a vary ''n,?h ,(i"
liiiViufr; sullereil sevenil ye"' , tuit.
uttecUon, and that dicad dlwaae, ""1W,
Is inxlpiis to inaUe nuoiyi W f"
era the meaiis ol cure.- . d ,,rr J
To all who deslrwlt, he will "Vi ith tUa1
liruscrlnllnn naeit Ifieeof rliaW,'' "
lions for pr
iiOthiiiB, ami may prove u WeasJriJf- m 1
- l'urilS;.wishlui tlie J;rf P"'
wiiiainkLuiir, ivmit"v"
' Nov.'KIVUMy.
oliiAV B R O O r I N '
HVEI1Y VAltU!Tl
JOHN THOMAS, AKB '"""ai.U
MayI5,'W. .ll.Uij)LEMAN,
Mr,lH.G0-lyr. v