'AIMER'S COLUMN.
Saving Mftnuro.
The quantity of manure that may bo
saved and manufactured from twenty
head of cattle in a year Is astonishing
to an old-stylo farmer, who bollovos In
the good old BtufT, but is too closo-flstoil
to hire labor. The writer caiuo Into pos
session of a run-down farm last spring,
with about forty loads of ninnuro In tho
two barn-yards as tho result of last
year's operations. Tho practice In the
neighborhood is to clean tho yards in
tho spring, and let them 11a baro until
after haying, when a few loads of dirt
and sea-weeds aro carted In, which suf
flees for tho yenr. As soon as tho yards
wero cleared, swamp mud, decayed
leaves, hcad-Innds, and sca-wceds, add
Ing every week a few loads, and plough
IK occasionally to mix tho droppings
ofthocattlo with tho contonts of tho
yard.All tho manure from tho horses,
oxen, cows and pigs wcro thrown Into
tho yards and mixed with tho nccumu
latlng mass. By September wo had at
least two hundred and fifty loads of
comport! of much belter quality than
was carted out In tho spring, ready to
bo spread upon tho meadows or to be
'ploughed under for grain, mid tho best
part of tho year for making manure
still ahead. In tho common practico of
leaving tho yards bare during tho sum
mer, tho most valuable part of tho ma.
nuro Is lost for want of absorbents, even
If tho cattle aro yarded at night. There
l nothing to save the liquid munuro
which Is worth quite as much as tho
solid. Most of tho ammonia escapes
into tho atmosphere. But with plenty
of good absorbents and tho frequent
ploughing mid harrowing of the yard
nothing is lost. All the refuso material
dropped in tho yard becomes charged
with ammonia, and plant food
mauuiaciureu very last, it lolls upon
tho grass, grain and root crops Immc.
dlately, and tho process of renovation
begins. This, of course, costs labor and
tho outlay of capital, but it Is a
Kinu 01 cxpcuuituro that pays very
booh in tho Increased crops. Wo must
either do this, or worse. It will not do
to rely upon commercial fertilizers
for ordinary farming, Tho great bulk
of fertilizers must bo mado at homo.
Neither will it pay to have barn yards,
and grow grass at tho rato of three quar
ters of a ton to tho acre, twenty five
bushels of corn.thirty ofoats,tcn of rye,
and fifty of potatoes. Tho fatm must go
down and tho farmer's purso grow lean
with this kind of management. Wo
want to double and trcblo theso crops,
and by saving manure any farmer
of ordinary intelligence can do it.
American AgrtmUurUt.
Fortunos Sunk in Farming.
J. J. Thomas says he knows a farmer
over sixty years old, who lias worked
hard for more than forty years. He
began with a good bno hundred and fifty
acre farm given him, hut subject to an
Incumbrance of about one-third Its vnl
uo. This was a good start. IIo Is; after
a lapso of forty years, still In debt. IIo
is temperate; had he not been, his
farm would have gone long ago. IIo
bos worked hard; had he not, ho must
hftvo failed. lie bos been economical,
In its common meaniug, or ho never
could have kept oven with his creditors.
What, then, has kept him back in the
world? Mr. Thomas has been figuring
up, and finds that he has virtually sunk
three good estates by want of manage
ment, First. In wintering his cattle and
sheep. IIo kept, generally, about
twenty cattle and one hundred 9hcep.
Tho cattlo trod about threo tons of hay
under foot each year", and consumed
half a ton extra by exposure to tho
winds, in all thirteen tons, worth $91.
This exposure of cattle and calves re
duced their falzo and market vnl no one
third annual Increase, six head, and
average valuo lost, $8 each $18. Ten
per cent, of his sheep and Iambs wero
lost by want of shelter, and the clip was
diminished twenty fivo per cent, from
tho samo cause total loss on sheep, per
annum, $S0. Tho whole yearly loss on
cattlo and sheep was, therefore, $189,
In forty years this annual loss, with
compound Interest, would amount to
about $3o,000. Thus one fortune had
been sunk.
Secondly. In a want of good rotation of
crops.IIo raised wheat after whcat,oats
after oafs,and corn after corn.bccauso tho
stubble was most easily ploughed, till
hU land wascxhnusted and full of weeds.
Tho crops, as n whole, scarcely paid his
labor. A good rotation would safely
havo given him one-third more, which
would havo been a clear gain, on an
average, of nt Ico3t $. an acre, on about
fifty acres, yearly total, $2o0 a year.
This loss repeated for forty years, and
interest, would amount to more than
$50,0001 This was tho second fortuno
sunk.
Thirdly. In raising crops of weeds,
'Bomo of his pasture-fields had a heavier
growth ofmullelns.rag-weedjohnworth
and thistles, than of grass; consequent-
) y, at least half his land was wasted to
grow them. On fifty acres of pasturo,
at least $2 each were yearly wasted, to
say nothing of the loss of grain by Can
ada thistle patches, in retarding growth
and preventing clean harvesting, and
his greatly diminished crop of corn by
fox-tall and pig-weed. Tho annual loss
from weeds was tbcreforo, at least $100
tho amount of which, with interest,
in forty years would bo $20,000. Tho
third fortune. Maryland Farmer.
Got Loathor Bits.
One of tho crudest things to dumb
beasts is putting frozen iron bits into a
hortso's mouth. It is not only a painful
but a dangerous act. For every time
Jiving flesh touches a metal much below
the freezing point, tho latter extracts
the heat from tho former nud freezes it,
Thus a horse's mouth becomes frozen
by tho cold iron several times a day put
Into It: each tlmocauslng theso freezings
to go deeper and deeper, to end at last
;n extensive ulceration, wnu sucn u
oro mouth tho poorhorso refuses to cat
and pines away, which calls tho horse
doctor Id, They call it bots, glanders,
norse-aii, ic, ana go to cramming
down poisonous drugs In blir doses;
and tho next you know of tho poor
alJUBeu creature, no is irumneu on lo do
rood lor nsii or tno crows, many a val
uable norso nas ucen "mysteriously '
lost in Just that way.
Thinking and human neonlo avoid
this by first warming the bits; but this
js wucii irouDie, anu sometimes impos
sible as in iilirht work liko staeinr; and
physician's work. Now all this trouble
and loss aro entirely avoided, ns wo
have found on Jargo trial, by getting
the harness-makers to get leauicr mis
for winter use, so made that no metal
bubstonco can touch tho Jesh, They
ore durable and cost only half n dollar.
AVo wouldn't exchange ours for a gold
one, ir It couldn't bo replaced. Don't
toll to try it.
TUB YOUNG FOLKS.
Katy Foaso, of Utica,
There Is but 1 on cnrlli t lovo,
And thatlsK-T-I'si
Without her, wlureso'er I rove,
My heart Is 111 lit F.'.
She dwells beyond the deep blue (',
In lovely U-T-K,
York Htate-3,000 miles or mora t t i
From CnM-ror-nl-n.
Venus might N-V her charms,
When decked In n-A s
And then to paint her I'D & ',
Twcre Idle to 8-A.
Iter cheek ns II O Z n the morn,
Iter teeth ns whlto ns pearl
To Oil one's love with X-T-C,
Dili sholjjiut the glrlj
The I-V erven climbs nt her door,
The sweet l1 blossoms there ;
Of nil the flowers that over blow,
My If -T Is most fair.
1 do not lavish M-T praise.
Through wild X-S of love ; '
lint, oh I I worship her next to
Tho D-E-T above
-
Though foimcrjoyn Idcnd toiui'.
That onco I held ho l)-lt.
I will not mourn their sad 1-K,
Nor shed a single T-ll,
And though N-F-MI I nm,
As every liAly Cs.
1 ak but 1 tu P-T mo
And that Is K-T-P's.
Iter smiles of symp.ithy would smut
Hy N-lt-fJ r( store
And make mo something like 111" infill
I used to Ull-1.
Not given to Q-r-D-T,
Vot I've enough of pelf j
lint stilt F-M-I-N-S I'm grown,
And uiicIish of myself.
My coat and vest R-C-D now,
My punt let In the brceito:
Life's turbid stream runs 1-C roUl,
Uuwarmod by K-T-P's.
Al'OSTKOrllE.
X-li's mo K-T ns I live,
I hope Usotm to 2 0;
And then, If "mother" don't object,
Y married we will bel
And thon prepare my charming 1,
To vamoxe U-T-IC i
For wo will go 2 O-I-U,
O clte2I-0-A.
Translated for tho Valley Spirit.
Death and tho Woavor.
FROM THE GEUMAN, 1IY It. II. S.
In olden times thcru lived a wrnver,
who had six children, and was very
poor. It happened Hint a seventh child
wns born to him, and ho deliberated
whom ho should chooso as god father
for the litllo boy.
"You must ask somo rich man," said
his wife, ''who will adopt our poor lit
tle child ; for tho dear sunlight is nioro
plenty in our house, than the dear
bread."
"Yes," replied the husband, "hut
rich folks havo hard hearts."
But ho went to n rich farmer, and
mado known his request. Tho farmer
answered him very harshly, that ho
had god-sons enough, and did not want
his child ; and bado.him go to his equals.
With this refusal, he showed tho poor
weaver the door.
Then ho went to a poor man. But
tho poor man said, ho could not provide
food and clothing enough for his own
children, let alono christening-glfta for
thoso of others. So ho advised him to
get somo wealthier man, nnd refused
his request.
Now tho weaver was very unhappy,
and murmured in his heart against
God and man ; and nshe passed through
a wood on his way home, ho began tear.
Ing his hair In great distress, nnd cried
out, that ho could not live any longer
in such an ovll world, and wished that
Death would come, and take lilm away
from it. As ho said that, a man ap
proached him, wrapped In a long black
mantle; wherever this man stepped,
the grass and flowers turned yellow un
der his feet, nnd tho leaves of trees on
both sides of his path, shrivelled up
and fell to tho giound. It was Death.
IIo stepped before tho weaver and said,
"Yon railed mo what is your wish?"
Tho weaver was frightened, took his
hat off, bowed, and said :
"My wife has a littlo child, born yes
terday, and no ono is willing to be its
god-father, neither rich man nor poor
man. I called on you, becauso you aro
tho friend of poor people, to seo If you
would bo god-father to tho child.'"
"Very willingly;" said Death,
"Bring tho child to tho church to-morrow,
at the ringing of tho evening bell:
I will come and hold it for baptism."
Tho weaver obeyed, and when ho
reached tho font, Death camo, hold tho
child, and gave it tho namo of Anasta-
sius. IIo told tho pastor that ho was a
traveling doctor, nnd had done this out
of particular friendship for tlio poor
man. When they had come from tho
church to the weaver's door, ho took
the latter aside, nnd said,
"You may, perhaps, expect somo
christening gift. But I havo neither
silver nor gold, for tho men who eomo
to mo leave all that behind them, ami
como ns poor anil naked as first they
camo Into tho world. But I will tell
you a secret which you will And very
useful, and by which you may mako a
great deal of money. Tho Pastor thinks
I am a doctor. So you uniy gl vo out to
the peoplo that I havo taught you, and
given you a very powerful remedy.
Then, when you aro called to visit a
sick person, look well, and you will seo
me sitting near tlio patient, either at
his head or at his feet. If I sit nt the
head of tho bed, then say, that all mcd
iclno would be useless to him, hU sick
ness is mortal; then go your way, for
certainly and surely ho must die. But
if I sit at tho foot, then say that you
will not fall to euro that patient, how
ever dangerous his Illness may bo.
Olvo him whatever you please, and
your reputation will stand high, for ho
will live."
With these wordx, Death went away
Tho weaver was very much pleased,
and Immediately begun togivo out that
ho had becomn a doctbr ; but tho peoplo
laughed at him, and would iiotbellovo
him.
After a while-, H happened that tho
magistrate of tho village fell from
high tree, nnd was carried homo for
dead. IIo suffered tho greatest agony,
and after somo days, tho doctor said It
was all over with him ho must die.
Then there wa great weeping and lu.
mentation In the hotuo of tho mogls
trato. Tho weaver camo to tho house,
and saw his child's god-father sitting
at tho foot of tho bed.
"Whv." said ho. "tlio doctors nro
stupiu asses inoy uo not kuow my
rcmed v. and nro Icttlnchim tlio lu mis
ery. What will you give mo, if I make
mm wen unit strong ugum r-
Tlio mairistrato's who nromiscu nun
a large reward. Then tho weavergavo
him In a glass, a littlo water, in which
ho had put tho Julco of somo whortlo-
uerrics. tho magistraio recovurci,con
trary to all expectations, anil tho weav
er received his reward. IIo did tho
samo thing to sovcral other sick peoplo,
woo an rccovereu.
(tbnunucd.)
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Stoves and Tinware.
JNJEW BTOVK AND TIN SII01'.
Main Street one door above E. Mendenhnll's
Store. . .
A large assortment or moves, ueaicrs ami
llanir.es constantly on hand, nnd for snlo at tho
lowest rates. .
Tinning In nil Its branches carefully atlcudedtp,
and satisfaction guaranteed. ....
Tin work of all kinds wholesale and retail. A
trial Is requested.
Apr.9,wu
CTOVIM AND TINWAltE.
announces to his friends and customers that
coutlnuos the abovo business at his old place on
MAIN STltEKT, nLOOMBtlUHO.
Customers can bo accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of all kinds. Stovepipes, Tinware, and every va
ilety of article found In a Stove and Tinware Es
tablishment In the cities, and on tho most reason
able terms, llepalrlugdnuoalthoshorlestuotlcs.
25 DOZEN MILK-VANS
on baud for sale.
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
ON MAIN STItKKT, MEAAt.Y Ofl'OSITK MlLl.ltr.'
, BlUHIi,
nLOOMBIlUltO, l'ENN'A.
Tub nudcrslgned has Just fitted up and opened
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n this place, where ho Is piepared lo mnku up
now Tin W.M!K of all kinds in his line, and do
repairing with neatness and dispatch, upon the
mosi rcnsoiinuio terms, lie niso iteeps un unuii
STOVE OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES,
which be will sell upon terms to stilt mirchasers.
(livo him n call, he Is u irod mechanic, and
Deserving ol me puoue patronage.
JACOU METZ.
llloomsburg, April SI, 1867.
Foundries.
s
IIARPIESS & HARMAN,
EACU.B 10U.NDKV ASH .MASUFACTUlUXa mor.
STOVES A PLOWS WHOLESALE 4 ItETAIL
TIIK CKLMIRATKO MONTltOSE IRON 1I1SAM AMU
TIIK HU1T0N WO01IEX 1JEAM I'LOWS.
Casting and FlroltrlckforrcpnlrlngcltySlovcs.
Alt kinds of llrass or Iron casting made to order
iinim short, tiotlcp.
II. F. SIIAItPLESS A P. 8. HARMAN,
TJloomsburg, Pa. Proprietors.
Mar.IS.'WMf.
vr k w v i it ji,
NATIONAL IKON WORKS
BILLMYER & IIENHIE.
The subscribers lcspcctfully call the attention
of the business community to their Works sllua
ed on I he I.. II. It. K. nbu o tho Depot.
ni.ooMununii va.
FOl'NDF.nft. MACHINISTS AND IKON
SMITHS.
M A N U !' A 0 T U II K It H OK
Steam Engines, Uollcrs, Saw and Urist-Mlll
Machinery, Shuning, Pulleys and Hungers,
They also make all kinds of Threshing Machines
of the most upptoved patterns nnd the Celebrated
Montrose lion Ileum Plows, Cook, Pallor, liar
room and Work-shop STOVES. Heaters nnd a
full assortment of File bricks, and eastings con
stantly on hand for repairing Stoves. Several
dlflereut sizes and designs of Cellar Urates. They
are nl.so prepared lo furnish Cur Wheels nnd
Axles for Mining purposes and General Mining
eiullngs. Iron and Ilrais custiugs for every do-
scrlptlou of Job work. Agricultural Implements
made and ropnlied. Particular attention given
to the repairing of all kinds of Reapers; extra
parts on baud.
June 1','60-tf.
o
UANGEVILLE FOUNDRY,
MACHINE 8II0P AND AOUICULTUllAL
The undersigned desires to inform his ftlends
and the nubile generally, that he bus rebuilt and
piihin-nd Ills Fouutlrv and MiiclituoHhon. and re
moved all bis business from Light wtreet to the
abiive nmneti place, wuere in couucciou wnu
bis Puundry he will continue to manulucturo
Wheeler's llallwuy Chnlu Horse-Power and
Thresher, (Unproved), Curnell's Patent.
TIIItliSUEll AND CLEANER,
either overshot for Tread-Power or undershot
with Lever-Power. Ho alM manufactures to
oideranullls upuii&inusor
MILL GE Alt IX Q,
clicularHaw Mandrels. Pidcnt Slides for .Saw
Mills, tho latest Improved Iron Beam Plows of
uiiicreiit kiuus wouueu icam x'jow, uouoiu
Corn l'lows, anu now 1'oluts or every uescilp-
liou geueruuy useu mruuguout me couuiy.
IHON KETTLES, HELLS
Cellar Orates, moves, Bled nnd Blelgb Soles, and
lu fact everything generally made in a country
Poundry. Those wishing lo punhasa Machines
would Uo well loexamlnu lib, machines, and tho
Improvements mado on tho power.by wtitcb at
least U pn-rent, of the It let ton Is tukt-n on,
ALL MACHINES AWE WAllltANTED
to give good satisfaction, and terms ma.lo to suit
mil chasers. All kinds cf ec untry produce taken
111 exennuge lor i-iows aim castings.
ThauUful to bis mends nud pations for past
lavors UO w ouilisilll coillltiuc in suutmuiusami;,
WILLIAM .SCHUYLlUt.
Apr.a,l)0-tf OrangevlllePu.
Wall Paper and Painting,
TMPOKTANT
T0r.UILDi:nS,II0USF.H0LI)ElWd.TKNANTS,
The undersigned would aunouuee to the clll
zens of llloomsburg and vicinity that be Is pre
pared lo executo
H O US E, HI (3 N, AND O il N A M K N T A L
P A I N T I N O
lu ull Us branches.
V A P E II HANGING
Carefully attended to.
Strict attc nttou lo business nud good work man
slilp It Is believed will meut nfalr show of public
Hitronage.
Rhop on Catharine Htreet between Third and
I'onrth.
Mnr.'uJ-ly. WM. P. 110UINK.
Insurance Agencies.
Q. L O 1! E 51 U T U A I,
LIFE INSURANCE COMl'ANY
o t
NEW YOIIK.
Pliny Precman, Presldeul, 11, C, Proem ui.Hec
I'asli capital over J,00O,0O),all paid.
r. li. noniKON, JiLOOMsnuna.i'A
GIONEItAL AC1E.NT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming nnd Columbia
counties.,
Aug. vw-iy.
JNBUBAN CE A G E N 0 Y.
Wyoming. tl7l).O0u
iKtna - 1,000,(XJC
Fulton - 300,000
North America...... 860,000
City.-.... 150,000
International 1,100,000
Niagara t.OOO.OuO
Putnam ... ............-.. KW.OOO
Merchants IBO.OUU
Brriugdeld 070,0110
Farntf rs1 Danville M",C0U
Albany City -100.000
Lancaster City - - 30,000
York Horse, Death 4 Theft.... M,U
Home, New Haven l.OOU.uoO
Danville; Horse Theft
PHEAH 1IUOWN, Aiiml,
IlLOousnuna,
tnai8 69-ly,
Pa
For Pur, Wittr, uu
tbii ceiubrstoa eumii,
0 BlATCKlClf
tatlrelf titlclsit,
durtblg tJ rolla
bliitnslto tbo
coo. oU-fiubloaed
sroodta Fump, snd
624 &62b
ariE it ST
ct.it list Hitn hill till
tnoniv. Cuilr srrsncoil
to M to Is ncD-frosxtni,
and In conitructlon so llffibl.
tbsi is on, cm put It up and
ttf it la repair,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP tiQXf VAD"
Oct.23;t9-Ciu,
jQENTIBTIt Y.
11. c. nowEit, UEtrnsT,
Iletpectrull oners m prmeMiouai service n
the ladles and gentlemen of illoomkbum and vl
plnltv. 1I in in-' nar ad tn attend to ull tljfc varl-
m u (inprAtlniiit lu ilia Una of liU nroresslon. and
U provided with tho latest Improved rouccLAiN
Tketii wliicli will be Inserted on tiold jilatlnte
silver and rubber base to look m well as the niti
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new an
most approved methods, auJ ail operations on
the teeth carefully and propel iy attended U,
itPttidHtica and offlce a few doors above wis
Court House, same side.
uiooxnsuunc jau.oi.uow
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Drugs and Chemicals.
Ayer's
Igor,
For restoring Cray Hair to
it's natural Vitality and Color.
A. A (huMdiig which
is ui once tigicciiinc,
lioitliliy, nnil elU'cluni
lor jirefoning tho
liuii'. Fnihil or gray
mil' is soon restored
Iri '. nrlainal color
'IMHM 'J, li-n.hlirn nt UOUII
t,,!,, ,.nil. 'u ti.ick.
cnetl, falling lmir checked, anil bnlil
uosj often, lliongli not always, cuml
by ils use. Nolliin,; - can restore tlio
hair "wlicro lliu follitlos nro tle.-tioycil,
or the glands' itroilncd ntiil tlcciiyeii.
ltut Mich a.s vonniti can bo pnved for
ttscfulucss by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a j a.-ly tcdi
mcut, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its oeeasionul n -e will prevent tlio liaif
from turning gray or falling oil", and
consequently prevent baldness. Erco
from those deleterious Mllwtnnccs which
mnko Fomo pivpanillons diiugcroiis and
injurious lo tlio hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing clso can he found ro dcMraV
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doc
not soil while cambric, and yet lasts
long on tlio hair, giving il n rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Acr & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Cmkmists,
JOWKl,I, mass.
FIUO'l $1.00.
Ayer's Sarsaparilia,
The reputation t!.U ex
re I lent imMlctnc I'nJojTi
U ilcilvctl riom 13 cures
iiuuiy or !iich nro truly
nmrvclloiH, InvctorntR
cncs of Si'rnfiiloui 11
case, whore the cyftrm
Kernel saturated with
eormiillon, li.ie tuvn
puriUcl tui'l rureil by H.
N'inrtiloiis nfTccli'm tin-1
ilUoi tier, hlrh . vi u tip
craatt'il by the ecnilu
1 1 m A rontjiininiitiitii iiLtil
they were painfully nnilelhtff, l.uie been radically
itruu m rum pii'iib iiiiinui'ia in ju.iiuji uinj m1-'
ion of tlio t'ouiitiyjhatllic tiuUi? -arrel iiml to
Iil' Infonncit ofits vlituct or ti !.
Scrofulous poUon Is one of the most diMim-livo
rjiciuli'ii nf our race. Oil en, this uhmtu ami i:i.1VU
Uiiantof theorjrarii!ni uiulci mines the on Million,
jintUm lies the attack ol eiilcchliiijor fatal i1Lmui',
ithout cii'IUiif: a mis pit ion of Itt presence. , piln.
ii teems to uirt'iuiueciioniurouiiOHi mo unuy,i:nii
then, un tome f.novaMe occathm, rapidly ilcitlop
into ono or other of lu liMrou? form, i-ithcr on the
tut face or unions the vitals.- In the latter, tuber
cles may be siulilenly ilepo'iteil in the lunjrs or
hcait.or tumors formed In Ihc Incr, or It thow -
us presence oy eruptions on me thin, or imu ineer
nitons on tome pan of tho body, Ilcm-o the uci'a
Moiud me of bottle of this burttnittrlUn it ad
visable, liven when no active symptoms of di-ea
jppear. reiMms nunciciMwiu imu luiicmiux ruin
iilainU frencially 11 ml immediate leliof, and, at
lenalh,ciiietiiy the ue ol this ,V.l.v. w.i( ,-
1 l'.riisliietnn.
Tttttr, Stilt Hhvittn
Jstntit Jltatlf JHnyitonn,
Snrr Huts. Stu-v lUtt. nnd other inintknis
iolbh liiiltH of SrrofnltHt (llcnto. Aleo hi tho
innie conrt'iilcd lotmr, ns l)Hritti Vi-ty;,
Jtcntt JHmiisv lit., .'' t'f if, X itraf'jlti,
mnl tlx aiioti I'trrmu niU'Cticiiji ol' the mustu
lar ami nmou tyilt'iiH,
rjlniux nr net u aim vc hviiii jtiear$
in r fined ijy H.ir.ouK'i a lonjrtwicH required for
ndidiihitlui' nltttln:iteiii.d:tilli hynny mi-iIU'Ine.
Hut Un: t oi.tmi.et nu oi thN nu dirfuo will n:ro
the fimipl.lllit. . uirrt,tut or liiltm, Vtcrlnr
UlrrttitlnUH, pad inn If Dlmitn m, aie font
ntonlr Kion it'Iievcil and idtlniiittly tinrd hv Hi
i'Mu'l'iir carh ('a? A t rimial In nur Ahnaiuic. f m
phrd ji" UN. JilirntnuHsm and Hunt when
hi tl.i liVnoil, UK1 (piiikly to it, us idjio J.lvrr
Com i In I ft. Jtii'i-lnitU 'n tlim or Inla Hi
nt ion or (hi "', jtii'liifrf .whf iiari-iii;,
- thev nil ci i do. dom the nmlliai: inir(ii,-i in tin-
blnoil. 'J'I.Ij .S- tf;tArAiU.IA U ii Kiial li
FtfMTr fir iht lu'iiaili uti.l ii"or r.t'lhe nelem.
'Jim v s tm ii J ninfiti.t tud I llti s, Drupnn-
ft. Sl4'fiti' .i ftll'l tllMl.lid il!l i l nu .1 1-
jih J,t iift'inr at i'liii-H, iv I'liy t.f Ihf aiTi'tfli.ns
h ml lutnnbi' if II iihm mi. will laid tiiiiiunhuU'
ii'lh'i' rind iiitivim h$, fsidtnee k.( II- ii1 iii'-ailye
pouei npM; tn.d.
v n r r
.T. A VAX
( i: ; r
tltnh'luitl i'li. t. itrt,
'(' I 1 t :. . V HI
Mr.
Vfl.f i,t uiul
i; l; ",v At l l! !
Feb. 5, IS (I ,
1'IUKNIX VKCTOItAL CUItlW COUUir!
VJKKN1X 1KCTOHAIj CUItrK COlUJlfl
iMia'ix rixToiuij cumii couain
Tho Phfenlx rcetornl will euro tha'dlvrases of
tho Throat nnd JAiiiiis. such as L'ulds. Coueii
(.'roup. Asthma, Uronehltls, Catarrh, Boro Throat
iiourheiu, nooning uougii, anu I'uunoiiary
Consumntlnn. Thw medlciuo is nienared bv Dr.
IsWl Oberholtzerof rhlladelnhla, nud formerly
oi l'liceuixviiic, ra., ami nunougu ii nas our
been ollercd for live years, moro than one mil
ton bottles havo already been sold, nud the de
mand forlt Is Increasing every day. ilany of
uio iieiau uruEiiiis uuy it m iou oi uve cross.
and not n few of tho Country .Storekeepers try
ono gross at n time. Nearly every ono who has
ever noiu h lesuues inns jtopuiaruy, nun nearly
alt who have used It. bear testimony to Its won-
derlul nower lueurinuX'uuirh. Wo nre confident
that t hero In no known medicine of such great
vnmo 10 mo community us inoi'nnnix recioiai
it nas cured cases oi me mnsipaimut nuu dis
trtsfilnir eotii'h. of vears staudimr.
it iiaH l' vcu i Muni re ei j n npci n oi coimninc,
It has Inbtantlv btorned tlio raioxvum of
noopiuB tough, unu greatly siiorteneu us uu-
ruuuit,
It lias cured Croun in a. few minutes.
Consumntlou lias been cured by It. whero all
other rLiiiL'dlCHhad failed lo do cood.
Ilourseuess has lecit cured by It lu a slnulo
nisht.
Jiuuy physicians reexirameiul It.and others uso
It themselves and ndniliiUter It lu their practlco
wiiuu uuiiTH opjwKo ii ueiauso u laues away
invn iuiiut'!.
Wo recommend it to our readers nud tor fur-
I ii Vi I'm ii. uiu in, numu i iiii j iii in iiiu L'lrL'UIUI
ill ou ud tho bolt lo wheieyou will ilnd numc-rous
ccruuuiies (zuen uy persons w no imvo usm it.
ii is ho lucaauv u ino lasio inai cuinircn cry
forlt.
Jt WnstlimilutlnuoxDOCturant.clviuif strength
ai inosamo nine inain nnays uio couku.
ino pntprieuir oi hum meuiciuo nas so muci
confidence lu Us euratlvo powers ftotn tho testl
inouy orinousaims who jmvo used it that tu
money will bo refunded to any purchaser whol:
IlOt MIUMJUU mill II1U flllXIB.
It Is bo cheap that nil can buy it.
TilcoS-i Cents, Imo l!otllew$I,uu
It Is piepared only by
MiVl OIIEUHOLTZEUM. I).
WIIOLLrtAI.K DHUOOIHT.
No. North Third Hireet. I'lilliidt-lnlii
N. ITyonr nearest Druggist or fclorekeeper
dwH not have this medicine ask lilm tocet It for
you, and do not let him put you oil' with somo
other nrenarntion bemuse ho innjcn more nion.
eyouft; but go or send ut onco to some storo
wncre you Know iv is Kept, or senu, to ur. ouer
..ui. OUIII IIJ A I.UI 4'lUKt.lll IUU11IS"
buru. and 11. W. Creasy, .t Co., Ught Bireet, and
iitiuiiy tiYury uruggisianu sioieuteper m (joinni
blu County,
uec iu, ij-uin(
Tho undersigned would Inform the kkmI people
ofDloomsburK and uurroundluKS, thut h has
moved his Drug Htoro from tlio old Maud to his
riew Jtnoms, on tno west sido or Aiam wireet
below Market. And that ho has fully rcplenUh
I'll UIX Mllllk Ol JMUKS, UtUiVIUl", i I1L'I1II11II4,1-;1
etu icuicinei, rcriumery, nun lauuru xotio
-AL.SO-
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns. Lamp Shades
aim i' ixiures Ei'iHTawy, ior repairing ino worn.
LAiiuriux aim j'yeiiig inuieriai luruikiitni v, hl
any nuaniiiy, unu joruuy ruauo or Lcnor,
l'uiticular attention paid to puttlntf up I'hyi
clans' and rmlly 1'iescrlptlons. Thaukful 1
tho same. lleinembcrthoNovvBtand, ou JIul
nirtf i, wi'M iui., uuiu inrKi'i
dcc.lObU-Jm. KI'UHAIM J. LJJT,
mo C0NSUM1T1VJC9.
Tho Advertiser, havlnti been rerdoiLd to heali
lu a lew weeks, by n very slinplo itmody, alter
having sullfiid suerul years wllh a tovtro lung
Dtlectlon,aud that dread disease, fousumptlou
tm uiiaiuii iu juuau kiiuiVU iu ilia it'iiuwfcilli
ers the means of cure. I
To all who desire it, bo will send n copy of tho
prescription used (ftte of charge.) with tho direc
tions fur preparing and using tlio sutue, which
luuy win nun i uuia euro ior i;uiittuiupiiou,AMiU'
ma, llronehltls etc. The object of the ndver
tiser, lu scudlug tho rrescrtptlou U to hem-tit
theutlllcted, and spread Inlormatluii which ho
conceives lo bo invaluable; ami liu hopes every
tuiiriri niu ti y k i cmvu, ii io ill vttm uic
ntdhiuir. and may move ablesslmr.
l'urtlvs wibhliu tho prescript ion, will please
auuress j;kv. i.uwaku a, wiion.
Williamsburg, Kings L'outily,New Vork,
JOH
FEINTING
Neatly executtsl at till. Ofllo
Miscellaneous.
OltTY THOUSAND OASES 01
gooili victft Blilppcd from our umo In One
. in famlllM. nlubH. nad ineTclmiit.lneferr
Year,
pATloiine couniry, irom iuaine 10 vauioruin,
ONE JiIILLION DOLLARS.
f)nr IfirlllilfHf.irtrnnHflftliiffthln Immense tmt-
Inoftt nro better ttinit everberuro. Welmvo n Rents
lu nil ilia nrlnclnnt cities to purchnso eomls from
tlio MnnufiicUirrrs, Importers, and others for
CAftii,nnd orten ntnn Immense sacrifice from tho
orlglnnl coit of jirotUicttoin
Our stock consists, in part, of tlio following
p-iKitls;
Hhawls.lllatilieti, Quills, cottons, oinanams,
Dress Ooods,'i'ableLlncn,Towcls,IIoslery,uloves
bklrts, Corsets, Ac,
Hllver.riataii ware. Hooons Plated on Nickel
mis.
Hllver,
liver. Dessert Forks. Ilve-bottle nlated Castors. !
llrllnnnla Ware, Glass Ware, Table and l'ocket
lleautlfut Photograpli Albums, the ncwest-and
rliulccst stvlcs In Moroccaand Velvet Illndlncs.
Morocco Travelling Dags, Handkerchief and
Hold ami Plntfiit .Tnwelrr. of tba newest stvles.
vo nave niso niatienrrangemcnis wnu some oi
the leading Publishing Houses, that will enable
us tose
;eu tiiostamiaiunna latest works orpopu-
lar authors atnbotit ono-lialfthn regular vrlco:
men as itYiinrr, isioohk, iiunNS, iuii.tox. ana
'k.nnybon'h Wokk). In lull tint and Cloth lllnd-
liiRs.andbuudrt'Us of others. Those and every-
(lung eisu jar
ONE DOLIiAIl FOlt EACH AHTICI.E.
Wo do not offer a single article ol merchandise
at can no noiii iy leguiar tieniers in our puce,
'o do not nslc son tnbuv coods fiom us unless
o can soil them choancr than vou can obtain
thorn In any otherwny, while the greater part
unr gonus are mhuui aooui.
ONE-HAI.F THE llEOULAIl KATE.
We wont cood rollablo nireuts In over? nart o
IheCountrj. lly employing your spare tlmo to
rm cuius unit vcnuiim usorucrs, you can ooiain
e most llheial commissions, cither In Cash or
KKt JiAKDisn, nnd nil goods scut by us will be
leprcfaenicu. nnu wo guariuuco sansiaciiou lo
orv nno ilrallmz with our bouse.
HoMiiAV 1'iiFjiKNia Foit All. Can be found at
iirlcer A- co.'sus simi rummer St.. noston. Jiass.
To euablo every person to provide themselves
nil Iliiliusoiiiu mill UJ.C1U1 iiniiuuY i rcscnis.
om now until tho aitb of January, 1S70. these
.iitbmcn svlll Issuo largo cight-pnged Cata
.guesofatl tho newest and liest novelties lu
mcll goods ns Fancy lloxes, Desks, (Jlovo Iloxcs,
Alliums 111 Morocco, Ollt nnd Velvet landings,
real Morocco Shopping lings, Furnished Hetl- I
rrnl
CUK'Sinilll A Kl lilt If UlUtlllU VUlll'lJ Ul (III IIVT
to v
'nrnpllnii. .lot. Shell. Etruscan, ("nrbunolo nnil 1
Inlr. Drv Gooili. Ac. Ac. Ac. nud hundreds of I
nud hundreds of I
tho latest nnd best mihllHhed IJooIih. They nre 1
;tvfiiK One Hundred Tickets to eveiy ouo who!
fin Lecomo ineir Aceni.wunoutrniirtciniz inera
K) ctR. enrh as heretofore. Itond the clmnize In
their Advertisement in nuother column nnd I
beim lor uniaiofjue.
pnnlcd by tho cash, lint Agent mny retalti 82.00,
nud In every order of over tlOO, fj.oo may be re-I
inmeu 10
PAY THE EXPRKSS CIIAltGES.
ThN ofter la moro esnrelnltv tonslst A cents In
tho Western nnd. Southern .Stntcw, but Is open to
COMMIBHIONH!
Airetits will bo nald teu iter cent. In L'uah
JIurchnnuKe. when tliey fim ri'THEin kntiiik
c:i.uii. for which below wo clvo n nartlal LlRt of I
for nu oitieroi sju. iiomnciuu or Thirtr.
o will pay tho Auent. us eoumlsslou. 28 ds.
i row ur liicacneii n ro ul'. uouu uresK iai-
tem,Wool8qimie Khnwl, French rnslmcro rants
nnd Vest Tatter.), Kino Lnruo White Couutei-
pnno.eic, eio., or s.im in ensn,
riir nu urutruisfju. irmu n k,iui oi fiuy,
o will nav Iho A cent Commission. 4 vnnls
heetlinz. t)no imir henvv Wool ltlnnlct'tM. I'nrtlln
Dress pattern, lluinlsoino wgol Hqmuo Hhawl,
iivfi-vHso .vnirn, cin , nr., or eo,i.Mn Cll'tll.
Kur nu order of.SlOU. from ti Chi.t of Cinn
JlundtTd. wo will inv tno Aucut. us commission
1k yards Rood yurd-wlde Hheetmg. Coln-HUvcr
in in unc i hno nmcn. liic l.oiut ooi m i w .
nuuoinii voo' I'lcucit Liissimeie, etc, etc.
iii'iu rasu.
Wo do not emi lov any Trnvelllntt Airents. and
ctistotneiH Khould not nay money to Persons nur
uittnuti.
HFNJ) MONKY ALWAYS 11Y ItrcilsTEltUD X.KTTKU3
i-ur iunuer particulars scnu ror uniaiosuei.
PAItKKIt & CO..
o03 A 103 Bummer Bt., Hostoii, JIuss.
C. IIO WEB,
has opi
opened a first-class
liOOT, B1IOK, HAT CAP, AND KUU STOBE.
nt tho old stnndon Main 8treet,Hloomsburg,a few
doors above tho Court House, ills stock is com
posedoftheverylntcstnndbeststyloa ever offer
ed to tho citizens of Columbia Conntv. Hnrnn
acenmmodate tho public with the following goods
nt the lowest rates. Men's heavy double soled
stoga boots, men's double and single tap soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shoes of nil kinds,
men's ilno boots nnd shoos of nil crndes, boy's !
double soled boots nnd. shoes of nil kimlH. mpn's
gloo kid llalmoral shocs.mcn's. women's, boys's
huh niisHcs- lusiiny Kauers, women giove Kid
Polish VerV title. Women's mnrnenn Itnltnnrnlunti.l
ran suocs, women's very nno Jtld uultoued galt-
1-1.1. in snunuuiua Ul uu iiosciipiious uoiu peg-
no wouia niso can attention to his fine assort
ment, UI
HATB, CAPB, VVRX AND NOTIONB.
Which comnrlfies nil llin now nnd unnnlnp vhtL
etloKut prices wlilch cannotfallto-sultall. Theho
H'hius uio ouereu ai ijjo jowem cavu rates and
Mill III) EllliraniPCU lffll ,ntkf;if1lnn A 1 1
SM)McItfd beloropurchn.siug clsewliere ns It Is
iiiuvuu iiiut ocucr uargaius aro to bo fosiud
iiitiu ul any uniur pincu iu me county,
Dec. (i'fal
QAUIUAQE JIANUKACTOUY,
liioomsiuirg, 1 u.
M. C. SLOAN & llUOTIIElt
Havo on hand nnd for tale at tho most uasuiia-
blo intes 11 splendid bloc It ol
CAKHIAdES, IIUQUIES,
an.l every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
wnr mil toil in bo. innd nf the best nnd most dur
able materials, and by the most expeilenced
workmen. All work sent out from the cilab-
lKhmpnt. will lio folltul to boof tho highest cla&s
nud sum togivo perfect willsfuctlon. They havo
also n line nssoriiueiu oi
h 1. 1: 1 Q II S
of all tho newest nnd most Inshlonnblo Myles,
wen anil curenuiy mauo anu oi 1110 uesi uiaier.
inls.
Ail Insnertlon of tholr work Is llskid ns It Is
bclloveil Hint nono buperlor can bo found In the
country. istiv. i.o, oy-.i.
T)OWDER KEQS AKD LUJOIEU
VI . 2.1, AlUUUl'i UU.,
Hnpert, I'll.,
Manufaelurers ol
POWDEll KKUH,
nnd dealers In all kinds of
LUMBER,
glvouollcc that they are prepaicd lo accomodate
their custom with dispatch, nnd ou tho chenpes
crms.
CfBEST IS THE WORLD, 1
.Lo MOTHERS vfESTN,'
PAR.'rV.tcoNrll
New York Office 27 BEEKMAN ST,
dcc.2l,'C9Cm,
TVT V. W f! n A T. V A T T
IN Tiik undersigned respectfully Inform tho
tlll.cns ot Illoomsbum and Columbia county.
that tney keep nil tho illllervnt numbers ofstovu
ciii anu seiectcu lump coal ror smlihlni: nitric
kr.u milliAlpuhuil .lll.,l.... XHI.I...." I.'. ..A
l.'o's I'uriince; with n good pair of UhiIuIo scales
on tho whaif, to wilgh tonl, liny, nnd straw.
Llkewlso n horse and wagon, to deliver coal lo
thoso who desire It. As they purchaso n largo
amount of coal, they Intend tokecp a superior ar-
-, unu ,ib .no very jowesv prices, I'leose
can nuu rxauuuo lor yourselves heforo tiurclins-
mi, iiMiiviim-, j, v. iir.isui'.iirtiiui,
tlHK lIIllU'rhlL'llCil Will tnlr.0 111 OX.
XchuiiKo for Coal iiuiHlrnccrlcs, the following
toes, Luril, lltini,Hhoulder,niid side meat, Putter,
l.xus, Hay, Ac, nt the highest cash prices, at his
un.v; un....', ..uj.MuiuK meir eoui ynru,
w J. v. hi:ni)kiwhot.
QMNIBUB LINE.
Thoundeii.lBUod would rciii-aruly announce In
liiecitiieus of jiloomsbnrg and tho public geuo.
rauy uia lie is running an
OMNI II US LINE
between this place and tho different railroad de
potsd.illy (Sundnys excepted), to connect with the
several trains koIus South and West on l he Put,,.
wlssa and Wllllamsport Itallroad, and with those
enllll. Nortli and Honllinn tli Tji.lrn.ot,,.n n..
llloomsburg Itallroad.
Ills OmulbuBsis are In good condition, coiniuo.
mous anil eoiniortaule, and cbargea reasonable.
Persons wishing to meet or see their friends do
part,caube accomodated upon reasonable charga
ny leaving timoiy notice al any or the hotels.
JACOU L OIKTON, IToprletoi,
1ANTED. 100 rAHMERS' SONS
1 nnd others out of employment, un make
from 175 tu II'jU jjer month, from now till next
npriug, uy miurtssiiiB UAllli.Al & uu,,
ll Arch Hireet, Philadelphia,
j
Dry Goods & JTotions,
N
"VTEW 8TO0IC OP CLOTHING
Frosh arrival or
1'AI.I. AND WINTEU OOODa.
DAVID LOWENnKItO
Invites attention to bin atoek of
CHEAP AND FAHmOrJAllI.KCIAJTIIINO.
at Ills store on
Main Btrect, twoiloors above the American House
Illooinsuare, ni.,
where he lias Just received from New York and
wuere hc bmj ......
i'illadlphlaafullasortmentor
MEN AND HOYS' CI.0T1I1N0,
Mn.,vne,.unil.1r. .InrnltlA. and
lnc,"ul"K ","
DllESSaOODS,
nn,lUllllD' (tf
UOX.BCK, BO(!U,UUJI,auuiu.uimi
COATS AND PANTH.
of nil sorts, slr.es and colors. Ho has also rcplen
(shed his already laruo slock or
PAI.li AND WINTEH HIIAWI.M,
BTOIl'HD, FlauHED. AND PIVIN VKHTH
HIIIHTH, CHA VATS, bTOCKM, COI.Ii.MUs
ll'ANDKUUCHIEFS, QLOVUS,
HUSPENDEItS, AND FANCY AUTIUI.F.4
IIo nas constantly on band a lariio and wcll-se
eoted assortment of
CLOTHS AND VKHT1N0S,
which lie Is iirerared to make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very slioit notice, and lu the
best manner. All bis clothing li made to wear,
nnd most of It Is of homo manufacture.
OOI.D WATCHES AND JF.WEI.UY,
ofoverydoscrlnllon.flnennd cheap. Ills ensool
Jewelry Is uotsnrnasscdlln Ibls'place. Cull and
examine lilsgencral assorlmen or
CIiOTIIlNQ, WATCHES, JEWEMIY , AC.
DAVID I.0WENI1EH0.
rrsll,i fil rT."1 A TWP ATIl HF'sT
'I'lU'i UIlJliAi J!.& L iVINU Jl.oi
- - MvnisrSA
XJLAOm. ALPACA
NOW MANUFAITUIIED IS TIIK 110UIII.K WAKV
RED LION JUiAXD
to lio found nt tho poimlar dry goods storo of tlio
iindcislgncd wlicro everybody liny tlielr
SIL1CH,
DllliSS 0001)3.
KUKH,
HHAWLS,
HOSIIJIIY,
OLOVUS,
ilC. 4C.
and nny tiling Hint tliey want 111 tlio lino of dry
goods.
M. P. LUTZ.
MAIN STIIIIUT
OPPOSITE THE COUItT HOUSE,
BIOOIVTSDUB.O, TA.
Nov. lVffil-t .
c.
G. M A It It
havo jubtrecl-lvcd from the eastern market a
large nnd well selected stock of
DKY GOODS,
cnxHiKTimi or
I'asslmers,
Jeans,
ltest blenched &
i'l-own Miihltus,
Calicoes,
Tk-klus, .
Table Linens,
Ciiltoll &
All wool (lannels,
.le., Ac,
A goisl slnfk of
Ijidies diess goods.
Idlest slyh'HA patterns.
Spices of all kinds,
Oood stock groceries,
(iieenswnre,
Htonc svnre.
Wood A willow wnie,
Flour A Chop,
AUo Kitchen Ciystal Ho.ip for clennln Tin,
llrass, Ac. Alt goods sold cheap lor cish or pio-
duce.
Uo would call tho allcutloii of buyers tu Ills
well anil inrefully (.elected ust.urtineut which
comprises everything usually kept lu the coun
try, feeling confident that lie can sell them
goods at such prices as will eusurc satisfaction.
Nov.5,'lM-tf C ('. MAP.lt.
jJILLEK'S STOKE.
r-KKHll AllllIVAI. OK
FALL AND WINTlilt UOODS.
Tho mbBcriber has lust returned fiom the cities
with another large anil kelect assortment ol
FALL AKD WINTKIl OOODH.
purchased Iu Now Yoikaud Philadelphia nt the
owest flguro, and which ho Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms ns cuu be procured elso
where in llloomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DllESH UOODH
of tho choicest styles and latest lasutous, together
wuuaiargo assortment of Dry Uoods and tiro,
ccrles, consisting of tho followlna nrllclos
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Cnsslmeros,
Rliawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
While Uofsis,
Linens,
HoopHklrls,
Muslins,
llollowware
Cedanraro
llueensware, llaidwaru
IltM.ts anil bhot's,
Hats nud l'uis
Hooii Netn,
Umbrellas,
LooklUK-UhikSej,
Tobacco,
Coffeo,
Sugars,
Teas,
ltlco,
Allsplco,
OlnKer,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS Q EN It A LLY.
Iu short, everything usually kent In country
stores, lo which ne Invites Iho attention of tho
publlo generally. "I hu lilshest price will bo jjild
for eouirtry produce In eichango for goo.li.
H. II. MII.LEIt & HON,
ArcAdo llulldlngs, llloomsburi;. Pa.
QONFEOTIONER Y,
i,.T,1i',il.1!!llfire!?u?'! w!,ul11 'peetfnlly announce
1'ublio that he has opened a
VIHHT-CLAHH CONFKCTlONEK Y HTOKE,
111 UlO bltlldlue lulelv iicciinle.1 liv V.t A w. l.l.
whero he Is prepared to furnish all kinds of
PLAIN 4 FANCY CANDIES,
FKENCll CANDIES,
FOItEIUN 4: DOM1MIO FltUITH,
NU'l'S, KA1HINH, iC, AC., AC.
V WHOI.KHA I.K OB IIKTAII.
in KllorL. a fnll nLu.ii-lnib.il ,.f nil . ...
hlalliiijotbusliuss. Agiintvnrl.tyol
DOLLH, TOYS, Ac.,
suitable fur tho Holidays.
Parllcular idteiillnu
UK ISA II AND OA 1C KM,
of all kluds, fresh every day.
OHIUHTMaH OANDIEH,
OHIHTMAH TOYH.
A call U solicited, and satisfaction villi,
guaranteed.
Nov.Zi, lim. ECKIIAKT JACOIIH.
jyj EHOIUNDISE
nuuuii in jir.Kr:iiy given
J" my rrlcni' """l Iho publlo generally, that oil
I
1JHY GOODS,
aitOOEHUCH,
QUICENSWAR10,
NOTIONS, siC,
are constantly on hand and lor sale
AT IIAUTON'8 OLD HT1NI)
IlLoovaiitiKU, ur
JAM I'M K. EYEH.
lrA Uo, Hole Agent for;Ki4.iii' PnouruAr or
lr. uirgo lot coiibtautiy ou hand, fcbm,
jit
PA.
Dry Gooda & Groceries. .Sewing Maohine9-
G
RAND Ol'ENINO
UllAlSI) UI-J'.JSIJS
tlltANH Ol'KNINO
tlltANl) Ol'KNINU
OIIANU Ol'KNINU
or
KAf.l. ANU W1NTKII OOOIW,
kai.i. anu wintkh aoom,
MM. AND WINTKIl HOOI)H,
FAT.Ij AND WINTKIl OOOIVs,
FALL AND WINTER UOODft
conslstlnit ot
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
DltY (1001W,
PHY OOODH,
DltY OOODH,
DltY GOODS
DKY OOODH,
HATH
HATH
HATS
AJATH
ATH
AND OA I'M,
AND CAIH,
AND UA1W,
AND OA1H,
AND CA1H,
'HOOTS AND HltOKH,
IIOOTH AND HHOli'S,
IIOOTH AND HIIOKM,
IIOOTH AND HHOIM,
HOOni AND HllOliS,.
KKADY-JIADK Cl.OTIflNII,
ItHADY-MADH C1.0T1IIN(I
HHADV-MAni'! ULOI'IIINII,
IHADY-MADK ULOI'IIINII,
KHADY-MADK (JIXjrlllMd.
s LOOKINO-OLAKMIX,
LOOKINO-IILAHHIX, ,
LOOKINU-OISSK.1,
LOOK1NO-OLASHKH,
I (lOKINO-OLAHMIM,
NOTIONS.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
I'AINTH AND OILS,
1'AINIH AND Oil).
I'AINTH AND OILS,
I'AINTH AND OILS,
I'AINTH AND OILS,
UHOCKltlKS,
(IKOCKltlKS,
UKOCKKIIH,
OHOUKHIKS.
UllOCKUIKS,
OIIKKN8WAHK,
UUK.KNHWAHK,
ItUK.KNHWAltK,
llUKKNHWAItK,
liUEKNHWAKK
HAnDWAItK,
HAltDWAllU,
HAltDWAIlK,
HAUDWAIIH,
IIAHDWAKK,
TINWA11K,
T1NWAUH,
TINWAUK,
TINWAltll,
TlNWAItH, .
SALT,
HALT
SALT
HALT,
HALT,
K1SH,
FIHll,
F1HH,
F1TK
KIHH,
OltAIN AND SEEDS,
OKAIN AND HEEDH,
HltAIN AND HEEDS,
UltAIN AND SEEDS,
UltAIN AND HEEDS,
Ac.,
&0.
AC,
Alt'KELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
MCKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
CO.'S,
CO.'H,
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
CO.'H.
Northwest corner of Main and Market StrooU.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Btreetii,
aoruiwesi corner or Main ana Ayirsei mreoij,
Northwest eorner of Main anil Market Street..
Northwest corner of Main und Market Streets,
IlLOOMSliUItO, PA.,
HLOOMSIIUKU, PA
1ILOOMS11UIIO, I'A.,
HLOOMSHUHO, PA.,
HLOOMSIIUKU, l'A.
I HON AND NAILS.
IKON AND NAII.S,
IKON AND NAII.H,
IKON AND NAIIJs,
IHON AND NA1II,
In large ouantltiea and nt reduced rates, alway
on naiiti.
OJIluSTIO ECONOMY !
CAMPILI.ION CAKPirri
A new, cheap durable, healthy, and li
FLOOR COVERING !
A substitute for oil-cloth nt ono-thlrd tho cost.
ThUcnrpctU produced by u peculiar comblna
Ihm of stronc. heavy tmncr. nrfnted in ornamen
tal colors, nnd couti-d withn tough, plastic, water
.roof enamel which receives tho water, piotccts
i liu t'oiurtt uim imper t'luiuren wanning, unu ivw
iWYH the carpet bright nnd hcntitluil In tbo ex
Ueinu. Its ndvantiiiroM nro tin follow h : .
Us cost renders it available lo all classes ; It Is
cscecdlncly smooth and clossv- and it accumu
lates next to no dust: It dues not require to bo
taken up nnd cleaned like other carpet, and thus
haven much labor and troublo; Ity re-coating
with tho Cainpilllon Knamelloccaslonnlly as tho
case may require, (which costs but atrltte,) it will
last Indeflntiely. even an uce.nnd nlwavs an near
new and biltjlit ; In its uso no reliance whatever
it iiiv v ii'un uio nji n Vill . uui vAtl llril i V" I
ly upon she water-pioof coating, the flKurod pa- New Hardware moro.
1mt uuint; uMniinij ut m'l iiru uiu cuiorn. I apei
iaH reccntlv been used for a varlidv nf nuri.ni.PH-
even for trunks, rooN, flour bags nud wcarinyap-
jiuii:i(uui iiiw uini. uiiuiuui,, uiiuur.iu rurupo ur
America, to convert It Into carpet or iloor cove-
iiik, an couceue uio uo an enure success I
we have purchased the right for Columbia
county and ran furnish tho carpet to merchants
ut manufacturers prices,
-You are invited to call ni'd examine the
Ifoousai our store. arju-awY, MiALA CO.
iiiuuiiiauuign't. ji uohi.
Miscellaneous.
Xi I.OOMSIlUItQ NORMAL SCHOOL AND LIT
JJ ERAHY INSTITUTE.
HOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
HENRY CARVER, A. M Principal,
Professor of intellectual and moral science, nud
...w,j uuu j.iHuiivvui leueiiiug.
Miss Surah A. Cnrwr VrpmnlMRB
Teacher of Flench, llotany and ornamental
urancuis,
Isaac O. ltest. A. It..
Professor of Ancient Languages and English
uiuiuiuur.
J. W. Fence. A. M.
Professor or Mathematics, and practical as
tronomy
Ilcv. 1). C. John, A. M,,
Profe sorof chemistry nnd physics.
V. f. lln I ns
Teacher of geography, history A Book -keeping
. , James llrnwn,
Assl tant teacher of mathematics
Ur ininar.
Miss Allen M. fiirvnr
Teacher of Music on the piano and melodean.
Mrs. lfntlin T. llnBt
Teacher of Yocal Mnstc nud Instrumental mutl
Miss JuJIft M. Uuest,
Tiatlnrof model School.
ThoFAT.T. term will mmhiatu.. a n i,m
and until our tsiardlna hall Is ready for occupant
t-y, on application lu the Principal, slndents wlO
.u.M.at.cu .,. ikiuii;. .11 piCUMHlt lamiUCS,
It Is better for students tn common",, .i,.nn.
enlngoftho term, but when this Is Impractica
ble they can enttr at uny time.
AiarcuuJ 1BU3.
-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The undersigned have enlnrr.il liiln m.iM.i,,. I
nuii.MN riMiiiuersHiiurincniuisis,aiiiie national
...... ......n.n.i.b .IttUUU.I
cupled by Peter lllllmyer.
PllrlCK 1IILI.MYEH.
i uiiunij ii.'i eiuuiru oc
fn.nltrn.1 v itiumi.
The books of the lato firm will bu settled 'by
h. It. lkler.to whom all persons indebted should
lllooinsburg June II, 'CD-If.
l i rs 1 J' 1 ) Til Al.r, out nv vr.
V ployment.wo would say that what wo kavo
... ....v. j , ""'B or eiperimciil, lo
Ihoso w ho havo followed It fur veals will t..si irv
urn prove In you thatjou aro surotomako
...uiiv-j. ,.uiiri iiiiiii.iiiruiuiiniiyoiiiei nonoiublo
u....in. Kn-ui iiiiciii, unu iiui, nine money
mill n.i n LI...I 'l. . It.,. . .. .... '
uai.i.iisi .V u.f.,
Nnv. UU MCh mttt''- l'"'"""-"P"l.
A T E R O O F I N O,
K V E R Y
VARIETY
A T
MOST PAVORAI1LB RATES,
JOHN THOMAH, ANU CAM'EK J. TH01IA8
llox. 7. llloomsburg, Tu,
r.iar.iv.uuiyr
G1'
:t the rest.
Munsnn s Corner Tnbnlni. T.o.li.i.ln. 11, 1 t
tho lust proKcllou against disaster by lightning
ever Invented, Tho subscriber Is agent for the
abovo iutentlon, and all orders by mall or In
ji, ,uii vi.i uu piompwy Ulieuueu 10,
MaylS.'lis. r E.U.U1DLEMAN.
"WANTKD. 100 Conlldentlal Agcnta
IT to dlsimseof a stock or goods. None but
good und reliable men wanted who eau keep
their mouths shut. Small cnnltal reuulred. X
loilune or IVO.0OU guaranteed toamau ofthe right
nil'. luiiuuiKia c,i, iitr, lauiupiu ui gOOUS
kuiiui iviiis. Luiiuuiiruuurm
J. P. WATEIW it CO..
Nov. 12,'l-3m, 1V7 Ilroadway, N, Y,
QIlOVEn & HAKEll'S
FItWT 1'ItKMlUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
110 into tDWAY, new vukk
7l Clioatnlil Ktn. l I'lillMol,,!,
POINTS 0!.' KXHELLENC,,
llcnnly and Klnstlcllyof stltoh.
l'orfectlon nnd Simplicity of Maclilnm
Using both Hirends directly from u .
No fustenlns of fienniM l.v I. ...... . I
01 IIUI'I.U.
... ,
Wide rnngo ot application wltliuuit.,..
adjustment.
Tho nenin retains its benuty and flrmiw.,
washing nnd Ironing.
uesiucBuoingnii Kinds of wniku
Seiflng Mnchlnes, theo Mnililu
most beautiful and permanent tin
ornamental work.
"IUjl
-Tho Highest rremluntsnt ai
Exhibitions of tho Unlled Hlatf
have been nwarded Iho Grovcr
Machines, nnd tlio work done by tu
exhibited In competition.
w ..j MKimi 1'iti.v, lIlKlXOfsl
THE LEGION OF IIONOlt, ws roi,(fmlJ
tho representative of tho Gruvir ,l Snlm
Machines, at tho l'.xultlnii UnlverHllrghJ
1807, thus nllcstlliK their grent iilnrllr l
all other Sewing Midlines.
F 0 11 HA I. K
-A DOBAH
Bl.OOMSIWlta l'A.
June SVW-ly
fPHE IjITTIjU WON'DKUSKttlSl
JL .MACIlINK, rilll.l.,!!, I
It inakeH the ehisllc lot k'Mililr.lLi nihil
as unv machine lu Iheiiiuiktl: s ilillJoil
11; 11 ltuuircH iioiUKiriiciiiiii;iiiiiHknncfc.fl
ibuoihiioi gt i. uui 01 oil. r, 11 1'uu is num. .
the oock.t: 11 makes nu rleeiiiit iit-M-iit I
UNION SEW1NU M A 1 1 1 1 M . loM 1AM
Nov, 12,'uu-3m. rn i:rMJi;,ll
Agenis vtanieu.
Hardware & Cutleiy.
THE NEW HARDWAltE aTOIJ
X NK PLUS UI.TIW.
jiaviug eniiugcu mir ninie hoiiiu.i
OPENED A NI'.W Hl'l'I'M,
diiwiiv rriitn tbn Minir.iclarer.i'urcUI
cash, ou a declining market, w o nre irn-ii!
oiler tho samo to I
FA11MEKS. MECI1A.N1CH, lil'lldB I
and tho rest of Mankind, a general
r..luln nil t,a 1l.wta fltl.l (ill Ill's l.ua.U
In u city llnril Waro Htore, miIUWs toUmJ
Ol lite Cdiiiiiy, hi, iiiiuuiiiij. . I -
All thoso who nre deslrlonsof i.iinMflf I
in our line caD save jiouiy oy
lUeose give usncHll ,uyhVlL' J-VrS??!
Ar.23.C9-lrr lllueiiuiiuii
Tirnn ir. Rmitu. j, iw
gMITH & BELTZER,
Importers nud Dealers In Foieljn ndl
HAKUWAH'
Q UNB, CUTLERY
BO. 103 K. Tllini) STRKKT, AB.U
PHILADELI'HIA'
Nov. 82, 67-tf.
E A D T II I S.
English LAZARUH & M0 1! Hill
a ii I, i: ii R a t e p
1'ER VECVE U K I'j:Cl'A(tt4
AND EYE ULAl.
Oueoribellrmwlll bentlheStoi"'"
WKIIB,
MlrlH A. 1).
STATION i:iti .
JiLOOilSIU'IUI M-
Ono day only, Friday Kovewl"'
HontteiuU fur Iho purpif' ol""l',"'
D. Webb lu fitting tho eyo lu I1"1''""
Cllkl.
Thoso fciitf.irli.g from IiiipJh"' "r
Ion nro ri-cniu mended to avail l'"1"'"'
opportunity.
OUR HPEtn'At.'LKH AND EVK-"1
ACKNOWLEDllED'''J,!El
MOST l-BRFW-T
assistance lo sight evir iiiiiuiifai""1''
alwan be icllcd upon as llor'"l,",CJ
and eomlort while streugthenlwi J
tho Eyes most thoiousUV-
We lako occaslou to notify lh 1 '
employ no pedlars, aud to w"uB
thoso iirelendlng to have e"
for sale.
Ocl.!,'l-tf. -
tvt n IP
I 0 u.
list, straye.1 or.loleu, ntf'
I..UIrl)iioii.irab.ut 'liiral ri
Yellow Hat Terrier, A JWji IK.I
paid for tho recovery or said " . t)il0'
doc,VI,'t-HI.