THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Translated fur tbs Valley Hplrlt.
Death rind tho Weavor.
FMOM TUP. GERMAN, DY It. H. 8,
(Gonclnded.)
Now the rich farmer, who hnil rofua
cJ to Ktanil gotl-faliier to tlio weaver's
child also Ml III? Mul m Iio illtl not
think himself very sick, and vfros a mi
serly inun, ho would havu no physician
but tho weaver. When tho latter anno,
the furnior said,
"You can ierform ono of your won
dorful cures on mo easily, weaver, for I
don't need much medicine; wo lmVo
boon butchering, and I havu eaten rath
er too much ; give mo only a llttlo of
your good drink, 'No curcnio-harm
done.' "
But tho weaver saw Death silting at
his head, shook his head, and answered,
"Farmer, no drink In tho world can
help you, not even .my euro; the slnv
plus that can withstand Death have
novcr yet grown. Sot your liouso In
order, for you must dlo I"
Tho farmer laughed, and sent for tho
doctor, who promlsod him that iu three
days he should be as well as a flsh In
the water; but In three days ho was
burled.
So tho famo of the wraver spread, ns
tho most wonderful doctor In all the
country ; nnd In n year and a day ho
became a rich man, built himself a new
house, bought n horse, and said to his
wife,
"Dear Elsie, I think myself as well
off as a count 1"
At that time it happened that ho was
tent for to visit a great nobleman, who
had a largo castle, fltio fields and mead
ows, nnd plenty of servants, but was
dangerously 111. The weaver, as soon
as ho camo into the room, saw Death
sitting at tho head of the bed,
"My gracious lord," said he, "you
must go I cannot help you."
The nobleman beckonod to his stew
ard, who had a bag brought In full of
gold ami silver; and tho nobleman sulu,
"Dear Doctor, all this shall bo yours,
if you will euro mo "
But tlio wcaVer said, "I cannot." But
when ho looked at tho heap of gold and
silver, and thought of the groat posses
slous and the comfortable life ho might
have, if It wcro his, he said to himself,
"Why will Death take Just tho rich
man? Tho saying is, Death comes
aliko to rich and poor; and he might as
Well tuko twenty peasants as tills man.
If I could play him a trick, it would do
him no harm, and I should bo rich as a
lord.nnd Ids god-child Anastasim would
lie q llttlo count. I know what I will
dot" So ho niado his plans, and went
out.
In tho yard, ho called four strong
serving men, and said to them,
"tlo in witli me.and stand by your lord's
bed, two at tho head and two at tho foot.
Then whon Isay.'upl'solra tho bed qulc
iy.llft it up and turn Itaround.so that tho
fool may stand where tho head is now I"
They did us ho commanded, and in a
twinkling the god-father found himself
sitting at tho patient's feet. When lie
saw this trick, he made an angry face
shook his fist at tho weavor, aud dlsap-
peared. Tho nobleman Immediately
began to get better, to his very great
joy; the weavor received tho gold
and silver, and ate, and drank, and
mado merry with the nobleman until
evenlug.
As lie was riding homeward, on en
tering the forest, the air seemed like a
noxious vapor ; he foltsick and uncom
fortable ; all at once Death stood in his
way. lie saluted him and wanted to
pass onward; but Death camo closer,
seized his horse's bridle, breathed hard
txi him, and said:
"Unfaithful fellow, you have ventur
ed to do a dangerous thing for yourself
to-day ; I will break your neck for It 1"
"Ah, pardon 1 dear god-father!" said
tho weaver, "It shall never happen
again I I feel so deathly sick, a-i if I
should fall from my horse, would you
bo pleased to take mo with you into
your house, and glvo me something to
strengthen me?"
"Certainly," Death snorted out, -'tie
your horse and como along I"
Death led tho way forward Into tho
forest, and tho weaver followed him.
At last they stopped before a black door,
on which hung a shield with an hour
glass engraved on it, having below this
devico tho words, "To tho hut end."
This was the house of Death.
They entered the ante-room, in which
hung n scythe, from that they passed
into n long lit-11, in which, sido by side,
and ono above uuothcr, many thousand
candl es wcro burning. Borne were stil 1
very long, others half, or more thau
half burnt out ; others again, consumed
down to a short stump, flickered un.
steadily, as if about beingextlugulshcd.
Tho weaver was surprlsod, and said:
"I supposed it would bo very dark
here; what do all theso candles mean,
and why aro so mo of thorn short, and
some long?"
Death replied, "At tho birth of every
human being, a candle Is placed here,
and overy light represents a life. Souio
of the lights burn out slowly, others
rapidly, and whon the light goes out,
tho lifo It stands for mut end. Those
whoso caudles lire, still long, havo still
many days before thorn; those whose
caudles aro burned far down, are near
their end, and would do well to bo
ready for it, for I must go and sit
downut their heads!"
Tho weaver wondered still more, and
after thinking awhile.
"I should liko to know," said he,
"how long I hayo yet to llvo; could
you not lhow mo my light, that I
might find out?"
Death led, blm oa between tho rows
tif caudles, till, stopping at last, he Mild,
"Thero Is your light, thero Is your
Wife'", and those of Anustaslus and tho
Other children."
The weaver turned pale, for all tho
other lights burned clearly, and tho
candles wero long, that of Anastaslus
longest of all; but his was burned
down to a Bhort end, and tho ilamo
flickered as if blown by u strong wind,
and leaped nnd sparkled, as If ready In
stantly to expire. Then tho poor weav
er raised his clasped hands towards
Death, and plead,
"Ah, my good and dear friend,
through your great klndnces I have be
come n rich and happy man and now
that I havo Just learned how pleasant
it Js to live, must I Indeed go, aud leave
everything behind? Oh, think of my
wifond children i What will become
of a poor weak widow, and destitute
orphans what will become of my Jlttlo
Auastaslus, when their head and their
provider is gouo? As tho saying Is,
very boy can Jump over a lowhedge,'
oh, pity them I'l I
THE
ICItid Death could sinreely refrain
from shedding tears ill llicto words ; but
ho answered,
"1 cannot help It I nm tho servant
of ono .stronger than mysolf, and can
only do as 1 am commanded."
"But no J" urged tho weaver, "you
havo only to light n fresh candle, for
me, instead of that, slump I Oh, do 11,
pray do mo this kindness, but quick
ly, before It is too lato I"
"Well,' said Death, "for my trod-
sou's sako I will do It."
To saying ho took a fresh candle, nnd
was nboutto light it; but as ho took
up tho short, soft piece, his hand prov
ed too large, and strong, and tho light
was pressed out in his fingers. In the
same moment, as tho flamo expired,
tho wcaverdrow his last breath nnd fell
dead on tho spot.
And over since, people have said,
"Death knows no compacts;" nnd
sometimes, "Ono must dlo, though
Death bo his comrade."
It Is well, then, not to set tho heart
on this life ; but over so to net, that ono
need not fear to dlo, nor to bo ashamed
to live.
S fc BMBM WIIWMIIIMU
FARMER'S COLUMN.
Miscellaneous.
Every family should provide n barrel
or box for receiving chicken bones, fish
bones, and bits of beef bones which ac
cumulate in tho kitchen. A hundred
pounds may bo saved in n few weeks.
Such bones are more valuable for grass
laud, nnd for burying around all kind
of fruit trees nnd grapo vines, than Pe
ruvian guano, which Is worth from thrco
to flvo cents per pound.
In tho Empire of Japan, ono man will
lead a horse, whon attached to a plow,
whllo another holds the plow to mark
out the Hold or to plow tho ground be
tween tho rows of growing plants. In
many places In New Jersey, -tho practice
N btllljtt voguo. Thu man who cannot
both hold and drive, is not competent
to receive the usual wages of n profitable
laborer.
When making a good fence where tho
posts fro liable to bo lifted out by tho
frost, it Is an excellent practice to cut a
ditch three feet deep, lay two-Inch tiles
In thu bottom and set tho posts in the
channel. They will never bo lifted bo
long as the wutcr courso In tho tile has
freo outlet to cairy away thes urplus
moisture, which is tho main cause of
heaving.
Tho American arbor vilic is one of
tho best plants for ornamental hedges
that our country affords. But such a
hedgo will oiler very llttlo protection
against homicd cattle as they will soon
hook a hole through It.
Sweet apples are excellent for milch
cows, when fed in connection with cut
feed, or hay. Four quarts fed twice dalljy
after other feed, will bo mora Fatisfae
tory than eight quarts fed nl ono tlmo.
Fence posts nnd stakes, hop poles and
bean poles, If thoroughly seasoned, bo
lero they nre set in tho ground, will last
more than twice as long as if set while
tho timber Is green.
Timber or any kind, ifsawed out, or
split into rails, orfenco posts, in tho
month of February, will last quite as
long ns If cut at any other season of the
year.
Farm Wages must Como Down.
"The laborer is worthy of his hire,"
and wo aro decidedly In favor of pay
ing all good, faithful workers tho high
est wages that can possibly bo afforded.
But tho employer Is equally worthy of
hl hire. The farm can not pay beyond
a reasonable percentage of its products
fr workmen. The cost of freightage
and other marketing expenses Is about
the came lor wheat at 75c. per bushel as
for that sold at $1.50. But making no
allowance for this, let us reckon the
wages oflaborers in wheat, or other pro
duce, which ho must buy for his family.
Suppose wo put the wages of a good
workman at four bushels of wheat per
week with board, or 6 J bushels without
board. . CO per bushel, to $2r, or fill.
37 per month, If the employer sells his
wheat and pays money. Is Itjust that
ho should pay tho same money wages
when his wheat brings only 7fic? The
plain truth Is heeannot afford it. Ho
cannot give 8 or 11 bushels of wheat for
n week's work. If the laborer could feed
his family two years ago on four bushels
of wheat per week, he can get along on
less than double that quantity now,
while the employer Is straightened for
tho means to pay interest, purchaso ma
chinery or Implements, stock, etc. If
laborers do not uppreciato these facts,
and moderate their demands according
ly, farmers will, from absolute necasl-
ly,hQ compelled to shorten sail, and a
large number of laborers will bo thrown
out of employment. American Aijtl
culttirlit. A good farmer is a man who can
produco from his hind tho greatest
amount of what Is vuluablo to tho com
munlty at large, and at the samo tlmo
keep his farm in such lino condition
that thero I.s no exhaustion, but on tho
contrary ti tendency to increase the
yield. IIu watches tho markets, and
should llvo stock mako a pilco which
will pay for all his land will produce,
ho will grow food for consumption on
thu furin, because by so doing ho gains
so much manure; nnd ho will experi
ment on tho effect of many qualities of.
feeding stuff, nnd should it ho profitable
to buy anything to mako meat out of ho
will do so, and thus still further bcnellt
his property. Ho will thus como to
understand that when meat is above
such a prlco it will answer well to buy
all varletlos of uraln, com, etc., etc., at
certain rates, and of such as aro below
theso figures ho will purchase, and by
doing this ho not only enriches his
farm nnd makes money, but ho does
good by assisting to regulate prices of
every description of produce,
Impoutant to Fa hm Kits. The Phil
adelphia Ledger says, us wo enter upon
n new year, It Is proper to look back
and lustltuto comparisons, that wo
may see whither we aro tendlDg. Trade
in cenend is conceded to bo dull unus-
ally so aud, us compared with tills
dato last vear. nrlccs of the lradlne shi
nies aro lower. Tho wholesale orico of
superuuo nour on mo ami or Decern ner,
18G9, was about $0 per barrel ; it is now
quoted In this city at 1 CO a decline
of one-fourth of its price. Best white
wheat was then quoted at $2 23 tier
bushel; it is now quoted In tho market
$1 CO a decline of 76 tents per bushel.
Itvo has fallen from tl CO to 21. corn
from 1 80 to $1, and oats from 78 to C7
cents. Ilyo Hour, corn meal, and almost
tho entlrndlrect product of thoboll.huvo
experienced a very similar decllno,
whllo tho indirect produco of tho farm
pork, beef. lard and seeds, huvo gen
erally hold their own. nnd In some in
stances advanced.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA C()DNTY, PA.
Stoves aud Tinware, 'j
N
EV STOVK AND TIN SHOP,
1HAIAII HAUKNIlUClt,
Main Htreet ono door above K. McnttcuhnU'ji
8 lorn.
A large assortment of Hlovrs, lion torn mul
I tango constantly ou I in ml, hiuI for wilo at the
lovnut rate.
Tlnulna In nil Its hrftnrhcftnircrully fit ten. IM to.
nitil satisfaction cnuntn I wd
Tin work or nil klml wliolrnnlo nnd n lull, A
trial 1 requested,
Apr.O.tiU-tf
S'
TOVES AND TINWAltE.
a. m. iiurmiT
announces to his friends and customers that
continue tlio above business at hU old place ou
MAIN 8THKKT, DLOOMSnUIlU.
Customers cnn be acconiodatnl with
FANCY STOVES
of all kinds, stovepipe, Tluware, and every va
riety of article found In a Btore and Tinware Ea
labllshmenl In ltieclllc,and on the most reason,
able terms. Repairing done at the shortest notice.
K DOZEN MILK-l'ANH
on hand for saU.
N
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN BTIlKtT, HKARLY OI'FOSITJt MILLER'
BTOItK,
nLooMsnuita, i'enn'a.
Tim undersigned has Just filled up and opened
Ills new
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
u this place, where lie Is prepared to lnake up
now Tik Wark of all kinds In his line, aud Uo
repairing with neatness and dispatch, upon the
most rcasouable terms, lie also keeps on hand
STOVES OP VARIOUS FATTEHN8 A STYLES,
which ho will sol upon terms to suit purchasers.
(live him a call. lie Is a gowd mechanic, and
ucserviug or the public patronage.
JAl'Oll MET..
Bloomsburg, April 20, POT.
Foundries.
s
HAHPIjESS &" 1IATWAN,
KACII.K JOl'.NMHY AND MANITACTI'KIMI Hlor,
STOVES A PLOWS WHOLESALE 4 ltKTAlL
THE Cl.LltUtATID .MONTllOSK IKON HKAM AMI
TIIK ltUTTON W001II.N 1IKAM I'LOWf,
Ciistlngs and KlroHrlck for repairing city stoviK.
All kinds of llrass or iron cu&tiug made to order
upon short notice,
11. f. SlIAItl'I.RSS .t 1. S. IIAltMAN,
Dlontusburg, l'a, l'ropiletors,
Mur.ID.'OU-ir.
0.
HANOEVILLE FOUNDUY,
MACHINE HHOl' AND AaitiCULTlMIAI.
w UUKtt.
Tho uuderslgned desires to luiortii his friends
and the public generally, that ho hits ichuilt und
enlarged his roundly uml Mui'hlijrHhop,uitd ic
moved alt his business fioin Light Mieoi lo the
above named place, wheie In eouuee'lou with
his t'.jundry hu will continue to mamiluttuie
Wheeler's Uulluuy clrMu llorse-fouer and
Thresher, (llupioved), r-irucH'H Pjlenl.
TllltEHUEll AND ULEANEIt,
either overshot for Treud-I'ower or undeishot
with I.ever.J'mer. lie nlo niuiiufucturen to
older und Ills nil all kinds or
MILL GEAUING,
Circular Saw Mandrels, Talent Slides lor Saw
Mills, the latest Improved lion llcnin l'loua of
dtllcrcnt kinds Wooden Ucam TIoms, Double
t.'oru l'lous, and Tlow 1'olnts of every dchcilp
tlou Ki'iieraily usedtbioughotil thecouuly.
IKON KETTLES, HELLS
Cellar Urates, Ktovcs.SIed uud Sleigh Soles, and
In fact ever thing generally made In a country
Foundry. Those wishing to purihase Mtichiiies
would Uo well lo cxamlno his imu nines, and the
linpiovcmeiits made on tho power, by which at
least ai per cent, ol llio li lei lull Is taken oir.
At L MAC1I1N1X AUK WARRANTED
to give good Kutlsfacllon and terms mado to suit
riui chasers. All kinds cf er untry pioduce taken
n exchiiugo lor l'lows and castings.
Thankful t4i his friends aud patlous for past
favors he would still contlnuo to sollolttheMiinc.
WILLIAM KCHUYLEU,
Apr.9,(0-lf orangevlllo l'n.
Wall Paper and Fainting,
JMPOHTANT
TO I1UILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS 4TENANTS.
The undersigned would announce to the ctU
zensof llloomihnrgund vicinity that he Is pre
pared to ezecnto
HOUSE, S I O N, AND ORNAMENTAL
I'AINTINU
In all Its branches.
P A P E It II A N O I N O
Carefully ullcndcd to.
btrlct atttullou to business and good workman
ship It Is believed will ment a fair show of public
patronage.
Shop on Catharine Street between Third and
Fourtlf.
Mar.5,'0S-ly. WM. K. 110DINE.
Insurance Agencies.
Q.LO 1) E MUTUAL
lih-: ixaurtANCE company
i r
NEW YORK.
rilny Freeman, President, II. ( FiCbman,Scc
Cash capital over t'J.OW.IW, all paid.
J. II. IiOIJB0N,DI.0OWSHUItO,l'A
GENERAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Incoming and Columbia
counties.
Aug.a,'0-ly.
J N 8 U H A N C15 A O E N C Y.
Wyoming 1 17U.II00
VKtna I.IXU.KJC
Fulton . W.OOO
North America.. .Kju.iUO
City...... ........ tV),(X)
International................... 1,)K),UX)
Niagara. . . 1.000.UIU
Putnam - ... 5,u
Merchants VOJM
Springfield . 57D,ll
Farmers' Danville . . MW.W
Albany City... . lix).CU)
Lancaster City............. HO.WJO
York Horse, Death A Then..- .... M.oou
Home, New Haven l,um,IU0
Danville, Horse Then ...
FREAH UROWN, iri(,
inaisua-ly. IIloomsuuiiu, Pa
For Pur Wilir, ui
tbll cUbrti rump,
ntiri utuieit.
durabli nJ rIU
tl i inl to tin
good oU-fublootd
wood a Pump, n4
t24&62b
TiJJT
rl'E
coit liti thin half tht
monir. Xuitj rrne4
to u id U bon-frr-ilnc,
And In const ruction io Biuiiila
that aajf on can put It f and
tie ii in repair.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP WW MAD
OctAICD-em.
QKNTIBTIIY.
U, C. HOW'EIt, DKNTIfiT,
lleapcctfulljr offan hta proftonal icrvlcrK to
ine .auiea anu eQiieincu 01 inoomuurK uuu vi
clultv. Ifs ii nreitarul to attend toatltLf. varl-
ouHuperatloDH In the line of hU prureealou, and
U provided with thu latekt Improved I'oitcjciaAiM
Tkirrii which will tie inserted on uold platlne.
ullver and rubber bane to look as well as the nat
uralteth. Teeth extracted by all the now aiW
moat approval methodH. and il ojeratlons on
the Ufclncurefully unit prupciiy attended to. '
Heal tie nee and oUeti a few doom above the
uoun iiouae. aame aide.
Uloomiburu. Jmj.ai.'Mtt
ipr a now en,
Uua i opened a firat-clo&n
IJOOT. 8II0K. HAT CAr, AND KUU (iTOUE.
at the old aland on Main Street, llloomhburg, fuw
uoara auuve uiuixjuiv iiuuhv. jum voc-k ittiu
iioked of the very lateat nnd beat bt view ever otter
tl to Lhki eltlztna of Columblik Count v. Hacau
armmniodate the public with the follow I nueooda
attheluweat ratea. Men'a heavy double aoled
Htojfa boota, rneu'auouuie duu aintfiv tap uoieu
klu boniu. iDfii'a hbavv atoea aho-H of all kluda.
ineu'a Hue boota and shoea of all crudes, boy'a
double aoled boota and.ahoee ofallkluda, rueu'a
Klovo kid Hal moral ahoea.meu'a. wotnen'a.boya'a
uuu miaaea' laaiinK Kanera, women kiuvu m.iu
uVollh vurv nne.wuincn'a niarocro UuluoraU and
ulf aliut't, women'a very tine kid but to tied tall
era, in anorv ikmiui oi an ueacripiiona uom peg
gel andaewed,
lie would alao call attention to lila flne aaaort
incut of
HATH, CAIW.KUUH AND NOTIONH.
which coiunrlaea all the now and boDular varl
etltut prlcenwhlchcHunotfulltoaullall. Tlioao
gmxla are ottered ut the lowest cah latea aud
wfU be guaranteed to give aatlafuctlou. A colt
la aallclted before iarehoalDg elaewhere ua tt la
believed that better bargalua are to be fnxnd
ttiuu at any other place lu the county,
XI- jsw
DrugH and Chemicals.
Ayer's
Hair v igor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A ilrcMlng winch
i n tiiii'o nrocnhlfi
lii'iillliy, mul I'lrrcliint
for iiriwrving tlio
liair. Fluted or gray
hn!r ii toon mtored
to !t original color
ii.. ..!.. .)
Mtj:- frtshncn of youth.
Thin hair is thick-
cued, fulling linir checked, Mul bnhl
ncsi ouen, llioii'h lint nlwny?, cured
by its use. Nothing cnn lesloro tho
huh' where tlio folliclej mo destroyed,
or tlio ghtmU ntropliicd mid decnyed.
But such ns remain cnn lo tnved for
usefulness by this niidicntion. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a i'.aty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occnsional usu will prevent tlio hair
from turning gray or falling till', nnd
consequently prevent baldness, l'rco
from those deleterious subslntiees which
mako some preparations dangerous and
injurious lo llio hnir, tho Vigor cnu
only benefit but lint harm it. If wanted
merely for it
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found to desindj
Containing iicith-r oil nor dye, it uoc.
not soil while cainbiic, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it ft rich glossy
lustre nnd a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Aycr & Co,,
Practical and Axalvticai, Cihuiists,
LOW13LL, SIASS.
1'XUO 1 $1.00.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rOJl Plltlt'VIJiO TUK llI.O(II.
Tlio rciiutnllou this ex
rcllcnt niuilictno cnj0'8t
i ilcrh el irom Its cm eg,
many or which nro trute
marvellous. Invcternto
cases ol Scrofulous ills
case, where tlio M-6tpm
fccmcil saturated with
corruption, havo been
imrlllcil nnil cured hy It.
icroniloiH nlTeclloiis ami
ilUonlcrs, w tilclnvero a
praratcil hy the Ecrol'ii
Vn4 rnnlntiiliifitln,. ..tilll
they were painfully nnilcUnjr, have been radically
cured In such great numbcm In alino.-t every i.co
Hon or tho country.th.H tho imblic nariely need to
be Informed ol Its virtues or tics.
bcrofulous poison Is one of llio mot lUvlnictlvo
enemies of our race. Often, this unn'cn and linfelt
tenant of theorgani-iu undermines the conMilutlon,
and Invites theali.ickolViiroclillnsor fatal disease
w ithout cxcltinK a mpidou of Its hi erence. Airnhi
ItsecmstobrveillnlVitlon thnuntlioutlliobodv.and
then, on some favorable neca'-ion, rapidly develop
Into ono or other or its hideous On m, eulier on lite
snrfaco or aniono- tin-, 1ml,. in u,0 l.ntor, tuher
elcs may bu niddenly ilrpoltwl In the Imnra or
heart, or tumors lominl In Ihe lit er, or It tliou-s
Ifjprenenicbyeiuplioinon the Hit, or foul ulcer
ations on ( imit or Hie body. Ileneo the oocn.
slonal use of u bottle orthl, .i, .vn..i, f I, ud
vUable, even when nrtnelite j mntunw of dwa.y
appear, rennns nlllii Kd nilh Hie lollonlutreoni.
lilalnts (lenciully hud Immediate uhcr, mul, at
lenelh, cine, by tha u.eol'lliU .S.U.'.s.I i'Altir..
LAl M. .li(ii' J l,-r, Kim or j:ihhIjI,h,
TeUcr, Sail Hhiuui, Smtil Itiml, VlUn'i arm'
Norej:irii, ir l.nrn. nnd otlier titii.tions in
visible loi or Sri iifiilmtn iUfn -e. .l-o In the
tm'ii t:oiM i'iiiL. t'jiil'-
:oneealed loini, :n IIiihiwiisIii, J))i)tni)t
JtlMinur, Hit, ;,,(, ,,,, Xiitrittiiln,
lvailom Ch,i(,, is all'ii lUiiK i I'lhe mu-i u-
Ilrtire
nnd tho l
l.ir and nert ou -, ti my.
.Siiilor I inn nl anil .Viriurlal lUsmns
ore cured by II, thimcli u ImiirtlmoN leillllifd lor
rubdulllKlIu' etib l.iu.li' mal.idie iivmedii'hic.
Jlut Inn iimlluiH'il ii-oflli. mi'i'lii li.e will ruin
the COlilplallll. 1 rit.mrlin n or lll,tlis, I lulnr
I'lm-titliHtr, ami Itmntr Ill-rim, are eom.
moiilv mon ii lirtril i.ml uilhnattly iui hv lis
uillin? mid inti.oiirniv illi'i-l. .Alimtte liiii-e.
thtutj lr eub twi'i iitffoiii.,1 in our Aliiuui.ie.fup.
plied muti-. Ilhriiiitnttt,in mid (, when
earned hv iii'i'iiiuilliilli'li- or exli-nnemn matlerd
hi tl.e bl.nwl, tit III n.liltlv to It, n i.ln Mmt
CoMfltihtu. v.,-.;.'. r,,;,iflf,ii
tililllmini ll-e r. ill. d. hti'f lirt ,tt hen ill Mm:,
as tl.ej nllt il, t'.,.i,i ll.t rat Utn pi.i ou- in ii.o
M,m.. 'ii.i- .il:s.ir i:;; I a cicti h
tour Pir ll.e -lie, ,-tli .nnl t lii.r nl' ihe ftnini.
IhitMMthii are ititi ,,', nitd M',"N, .
ifi. .slrri.lttH, j,r,l irnuhh.,) ttitl, ,, rttntn .1
li'n luthw r IttirK. in i.l.t ,-l ll.e ir,eiilo,M
j inptiuiiatli- of II ,.,i. ,.,. i', I,,:, nm,,
li-lief i.inl ronvlni iiitr tt-iitiiiie i-f li . ie.tou.Uye
povtei upiiittiii.).
; A i . y. ii i: r
or. .r. . .t villi .. i.,i,, ii. irus..
t'lmtltiil uml iiiiiltliial it-lf
mji.ii nv ,u i. iii:i-i.'(;it- i , mv i i
Fju.5, ip.
l'llfKNIX I'F.GTOItAI, OUltKS COUOIl!
I'lltKNIX l'KCIOHAI. CUltKH rtlUUIIt
I'1IU;NIX l'ECTOUAli CUHKH L'OUOlll
Tlio riiieulx rectornl will euro tlio dlseaeis of
Iho Throat nnd I.ungi, Midi ns Colds, Cough,
Croup, Aslhnin.llronclilt Is, Catarrh, Horo 'lliluat
Iloiirn'iien, Wlmoplni; Cough, and l'ulinonnry
CotiHiilnption. '1 his ineUlelno Is prepared by Dr.
I.ovl Obtrlioltyerof l'hlhtdclphln, ami formerly
of l'liu'iilxvllle, l'u.., und iilibouiih It lias only
been tillered for 11 yeurs, luorothun uno lnlll
lou bultlis havu ulreiuly beensohl. mid the de
mand lor It Is Ihcrciihlnu' every tlay. Jlany of
the UotnilUriigftlstsbnyltln lots or llvo gioos,
nnd not u few ol the Country (Storekeepers try
one gross at a time. Nearly every ono who bus
over sold It tesltnes to Its popularlly, nnd nearly
nil who havolihcd It. bear testimony to lis won.
derful power lu curing Cough. WonreconUdenf.
inai iiiero is no jinotvu ineuiciuo or tucu groat
valuo to tho community ns Ihol'btfUlx roctoritl.
Jt bat, Ltiretl cases of tho itio&tpnlutul uud dis
tressing cough, or yuUK standing.
It lias given instant roller in spells of coughing.
It bus Instantly Morped tlio Htruxysm of
Whooping Cougb,uuil Really shortened Its du
ration. Jt lias cured Croup In n few minutes.
Consumption huit iHtcn cured by It, wbcro all
otlier lemettlcshnd fulled to do good.
Hoarseness hits been cured by It In n single
ijlsht.
Jinny physicians rccjtiumcudlt.nud others uso
It thriusi licsuiid ndiiilnuu r It lu Ihelr pinelleu
whllo others oppose It bee.lui.o It lalct s itwity
their bti-lness.
Wo reeominend It to our lenders and lor lur.
tber lmrt leu l.irs, would reler you to tho ilreular
around tbcbottluwlieieyou will lllld liuiueiolis
cerliaeules given by pert-ons who haw used It.
It Is so pleutiiul to tlio taste tli.il elilldreu cry
lor It.
It lsnbtlmi!l.illiigcxpcctoruiit,glt,lng stivugtli
at the sumo time Hint It ullil)s thu cough.
Tim proprietor of IhU mcUieiuo lias m much
i-ontldrncu In Its euiutto powers flout tho testi
mony of Ihoiinnndw who have used it Hint llio
money will boielundetl touuy puiijiucr uliols
l,l satUtleil Willi llio em-ets.
It Is so cheap that ull can buy It,
l'llculi Cents, Lingo Unities tl.UU
It Is preiuirtd only by
U j;Vl OIIMIHOI.TJIKK M. J).,
WHOI.l-HAI.K llllUnUIST.
No. l.-WNoilli Third Hneel, Philadelphia,
N. II. II our nearest Druggist oi htorckcepcr
din's not buve this niedlelno usU blm In get It lor
you. uutl tlu not let him put you oil' wllh sumo
other preparation bccinisu bo nuiiics more mon
cy on II; but go or send lit once to soiuo store
w here on Know ituiicpt. nrseutl to Dr. Uber
luillri r. Sold by 11. 1'. ull Dlllgglst, IIIihiiiis-
burg, uud 11. W. Creasy, Co., Light Hired d
nearly overy di ugUt n ud stoi ekt eper lu Colum
bia. County.
dee.W.'oa-Um,
The uuderslgned would Informlhcgootl peoitle
of lllooinsburg uud surrountllnus that bu lias
moveit Ids Drug Btore from the old stand lo Ids
New Hooms, on the West sldo of Mulu fc!treet,
below Market. And that bo bus fully replenish
ed bis slock of Drugs. Medicines, Chemlea Is, Pat
ent Medicines, l'erlamiry, and vnukco Notions.
-ALfjO-
Coal Oil Itmps and Lunterus. Iunp Bhatles
and Fixtures generally, fur repairing lite worn,
Colorlin and Dyeing muterlul Itirul.liiHl to suit,
any quantity, und lur nay bbade or Color.
Particular attention pala lo putting up rhysl
clans' and Family I'resrriplions. 'Ihuiikful for
F.ost favours, ho would solicit a contlnuaueo ol
he same. ItetnemberthoNewHIaud, on Mulu
Htrcet. west side, belon Market.
UuclO.-UKJiii. KI'JUIAIM l'.I.UTZ.
rjO C0N8UM1TIVKS.
The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in it few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having sullen d several yeau with a sot ere lung
utrectluu.uud that dread disease, I onsumptlon
Is anxious lo mnko known to Ids nilou'-sull'er-ers
tho ineaus of cure,
To all who desire II, be will srndatopy of the
prescription used (fieo ofiliargi,) will, tho direc
tions for pi epurlng mid uslug tlu same, which
tliey will rind it sure Cure for Consumption, Asth
ma, Jlronchllls etc. 'Die objtet of tho udver
User, lu sending llio 1'rcsrrlptton Is to Ucnt tlt
thaiiinictod, and spread Information which lie
conceives to bu luvuluable; uutl lie !ioik overy
sufferer will try Ills remedy, as it will ,t them
nothl ng, uud muy pro?e a Mossing.
I'otles wlsblnr tho prescription, will plcuso
address IlkV. KDWA ill) A. WIUSON.
Wllltamsbuiir, Kings Cuuuty.Ncw Vork.
Nov.JO.'BI-ly,
is
Rail Roads.
T AOKAWAlNNA AND HLOOSIS-
U lUIltd KAlI.TlOAl)
Un nMI rtrDcc, Oth, 1SU9, Passenger Trains will
run as ioiiowsi
Going North. doing Hoiitli.
Arrivo Arrtvo Leave Leave
n. m. a. m. n. in. n. tn.
Kcratiton u :u 1IJ.W . 4.00 7.00
Loavo
IMtUtnn 8.110 10.20 iM 1.SD
Klngslnn .., H.I1 II.M 4.01 7.M
l'lvmoutli K.IO ll.nj .1.1(1 MU
rUilcltshlnuy.... 7.23 K.M (1.10 .V
iierwicit I), 1 n.uj u.mi v.vi
llloont .....3.1', 7.11 7,'l 10.03
lianvllla 5.03 7.M 8.10 10.11
. . Leavo Leave Arrive Arrive
NnrlbM 4J0 IS.it 8.11 11.20
Coniiecllou made ntRcrnniou by the 10.10 a.m.:
train for Oreot Dend, lllngbauilou, Albany and
nil points North, last nnd West,
D. T. HOUND, Bup't.
CATAWI89A llAlIiUOAD-On ami
after MONDAY, Hep. 8, 18CD, I'assetiger
trains on;tlie cntawlssa llailroad will run at the
following named hours I
Jfaif Moith. stations. ilall Korth
Dep. R.I? n, m Wllllamsport. Arr, 6.rflp. ni.
" 9.l',u Muncy. Dep.6.2S "
" 0.17 " Wnlsontown. " 47 "
" 10.01 " Milton. ' 4.40 "
" 10.43 ' Danville. ' 4.00 "
" 11.01 " Ilupert. ' 3.10 "
" 11.17 ' CalawlKsn. " 3.S2 "
" l&Vip.m, lllngtowu. " 2.23 "
" lua " Hunimlt. " IA) "
" I .US " Ounkako. ' 1.40 "
" 1.20 " li. Mahoiiy June, " 1.30 "
H 2.15 "Dluc.Tnmaqua, Dlno. 1.10
" 4.23 " 'Iteadlna. ' 10.411 n.r&.
Arr-.4i " l'lilladelphlit. s.15 "
n"-, JToNew York via, Head
v'"t lug or Manet, Chunk.
From New York via. i . r ..
Mauch Chunk, f
NoChnngeof cars between Wllllainsport and
Phllodelpllhu UEO. WHlilf Huy't.
B
UOWN'S FAST FIIEIGIIT
FltOM I'JIltiADKM'IIIA TO IILOOMHUUUCJ,
mul inter. neillnto polntn. (Joods forwurded with
euro uml i tea patch uiut at low raten,
Cioods, at riillndelpIilH. Jnust bo tlellveinl ftt
jiiiiiercci uHt bu i'lHntci niieci, r or iuu mr
WAItn A IlOniNSON.rri)ilptnr.
.MiS. UlCO-ir. It. U. Depot, lWuonnbiirg.Pa.
VTOHTH KUN OP;NTHAb IlAl
Jl WAY.
On and niter Nov. litli lPoy, Tialni irl
IravoNoKTiuiMUKiiLANO asfollowH :
NOUTHWAIin.
i'i A, Dally to Wllliamnport. (except Kunday)
nir r.uuiia, aiiHiiuaiiu, itocuubiwr. Mumuo,
(Juspeimlon ltrldgo, mid N. Falls.
WO v. w., Dally, excont Sundays) for Klmlra nuo
S.W r. m Dally, (oxcrptHimdayn) for WiJlianiH
port. TUA1NS SOUTinVAUD.
lo,2i A. Jl. Daily (except Monday's) for IJalllninro
W ILMINGTON AND I'lllIjAUlSLI'mA
11,10 I'.M. Dally (except Sunday's) for Ilaltlmor
asiuiiguni aim ruuaueipnia.
KD. S. YOITNO,
Oencrnl I'lissuugcr Agent,
AT-rni:n II. FxsKK. Ucn'l Hupt..
JKADING HAILUOAD.
W1NTKH ARUAKaUMUNT.
MoNliAY, DLtKMUEU 27111,1809.
Ou'Ut Trunk Line from tlio North and North
Wost i(r I'hll.idelnlila.Nci Ymk. RcnaiiiL. Putin.
vllle, Tnmaqmi, Ashland, Khamokln ijcbanon
Aiieniowu, fusion, r.puraiu, iui, Lancaster,
IJIIIIMUIH, IU'.,
Trains leave llnirUljUij; lor New York, ns fol
lows: At 5,5, and H.lo a. iuM noon nnd
2.U5 p. tit., contifcttny with .similar tialiiH on
i'iina. iiuuroau, anu arriving ai wcw YorJc ut
12.H. noon. 3.10 0..V) and 10.00 n. m. rL'snortlvplv.
hleeplng cars accompany llio m., and
noon minis wjLuoiu cmmj;,
Ki'turuint:: Leave New York iiL 0(n a.m. mul
IJ.W niKiii and 5,00 p. in. l'hlladtlpiila ut
a in, mm .ou p. in. nu'opmg cars accompany
without change. '
IjC.ivo llarrlshurg for Iteadlnc, FolLsvllle. Ta-
niaiua, Mluerxvlllo, Axhland, Hliamokln I'l no
urine. Aiieiuowu a l una u. at o,lU a. in,. k 2,0.j A:
1,10 p.m., stopping at Lehanon nnd principal way
tUutioiis: tho 4,tupm. tralu connecting for Phll'u
l'tittsvllle and Columbia only. For Fottsvllle
hchtivllilll liaven nod Aubuni. via KcIimvILmii
and fsUMjuehauna lUillroatl, leavo Hurrlsljurg at
'Vuy Vassenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7,'lOa.m., connecting with Minllar train un HuM
l'a. rauioau leiuruiug noin ieaatngal(;;ijp,m
Ktonnlntc nt all KtatlouK.
Lea u 1'utUvilIu at 5,-H'nnd 9,00 a. m., uml 2,1 p.m.
llcrndou at VMU a. m., Sliamoklu ato,IOiindl(Ui)
iu m., Ashland at 7,0i a, in, and 12,;w noon Tama
nuaat.'t.) a.m., und '.'JJ p. in. for l'hlladclphl.i
and New Yoilc.
IjOhvo I'ottsviuo via Hcnuyikiii nnd tiusnue
hanua Railroad ut 8,15 a,m. lor Harrlshurg, and
i,,.iu n. in., iwi i j iiuunn - uuu AIVIIIIIUI,
Heading Accommodat ton Tratu leavta TotU
vlllo at50 a. m.. nouses Uoadin? at 7;hi. m ..r.
rlvlmr nt IMiilnilcfiililfi nt. IO 'HI ,t in IruinmiLn
loavL'si'iiiladulplua nl 4,1$ p. mM passing IteaiT-
i us v (.iui.ni.,uiiiYiiisin i unsviiio ai u. w p.m.
t'ottstown Accomiuoilatloti Tralndeavun I'ottn
town at 0,13 a.m.,, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,i)0 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading nt
itu u.ui., ami u-io p.m. iur jpnruia, L,ni, Jjiiucav
tur. Columbia. At?..
IViklomuii Itail Road Tialus leave Fcrklomen
Junction at y.ooa. m.,tj.00 & fl.aop. m. returning:
leave He lnvenkh vlllo at S.00 a.m., Jitj noon, and
l.lj p.m.. connecting with similar trains ou
Heading itallioad.
C'olebrookdale Hallinad trains leave Fottstown
ntlUOn. m and (J.1W p.m., returning leave Mount
rii'iuiiiut i .uuaim n,n, in., connecting witli
Clllllltll titling UH IVCiHtlll IVIllllUILlI
Cneter Valley Railroad Trains leavo Ilrldge
port at 8,30 a. m, nnd 2.05 and 5.0.! p. in. returning.
leave Dowulngton at O.to a.m., V2A noon and
o.i p. m., eouni'cttug Willi bimtiar traits on
ivuuiui; nuuiuuu.
OuHuudavs. leavo New York aLS.0Uii.in.. Pbll
phtaat 8,00 a.m. and 3,13 p.m., (the 8.00 a.m. train
running only to Heading;) I'otUville 8,ou a.m.;
Hanitbuig ut fj.i a. m. and 4.10 p. in, and
ui-.u ii. mi, mm iii.iAi ii. in, iur xiarns-
burg, at 7.'i(u. in. lor New York, and at 0.10 a. n
and J.J o D. in. lor l'hlladelnhla.
Commutntlou, Mileage. Heason. School nnd
I'.srurhiou xjckc-is io anu uom an pouus, ai io
dueed lates.
liaggtigo checked tliroush; 100 pounds allowed
(J. A. NICOLLM,
(loncral Suimrlutcndent.
Raiding, Vt ,Dcc.'-r7 ImpJ.
JJOiAlESTlO ECONOMY f
CAMl'ILUON CAHI'KT!
A new, cheau duruble, healthy, and R
FLO Oil COVEUIXG I
A substlluto for oll-clolh at one-third tho cost.
This carpet is produced by a peculiar comblna
Hon of strong, heavy pnpir, printed lu ornamen
tal colors, und coated Willi a tnnih. i-hijiiic wntm
proofenamel which recei cs tlio water, protects
the colors nnd paper endurcH washing, nnd ren
deis the carpet blight nnd beautiful In tho ex
tseme. Its advantages aio ns lollows
Its cost i enders it available I o all classea ; It is
exceedingly smooth und glossy, and it aceiimu
lates next to no dust; It does not requite to be
taken up and cleaned like oilier carpet, and thus
saves much labor and trouble; lly ro-coatlng
with tho Camplllion JSnamelfoccaslonally as the
caso may lcqulre, (which cost but atritie.) it will
last Indeilntiely, even an age.and always appear
new and bright; lulu use no reliance whatever
i"ii iu jiuiicr iur wear, uui exclusive'
ner being used only t secure thocolois. l'apei
..M.ivvmi, "i uuiitij-oi purposes,
even for trunks, roof. Hour linen nmi wAr;,irnl
parel,bul the tlrst attempt, olllier, in Kuropo or
Ainerlcii. to convert it Into carpet or floor eovo
insr, ull concede It to be an entlru successl'
Wo have purehnsed the right for Columbia
couulyand can furnish Hut nonet to Mcrehunts
H''ai nre invited to'eall nid oxamlno the
g'MHUatourBtJie. M'KJXVV, NlVLA CO.
ltloumsburg, Dec. IFtitt.
"1AUIUAGE MANUFACTORY,
RIoomsburg, l'a.
M. O. BLOAN & RROrllKR
Havo on hand and for salont tho most reasona
bio rates u k pi end Id stock of
CARRIAGES. HUUUIES,
uud every description of Wagons both
VLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to be mado of tho best and most dur
able materials, and by the most experienced
workmen. Auwnrit Mint unt iroiu uiu vsiau
liiihtiieut will bo found to beof the hi lib est class
und sure to glvo perfect satisfaction. They liave
niitou uiiu uasufU'icia v
H h Ii I 0 II s
of all tho newest aud most fashionable styles,
ivlii nil' vaiuiiiiiy iiiiiuo mm ui iuu uesb iiiuut
lals. An insi.cctlon of their work Is n&kul na 1th
believed that uouo superior can lw found lu tho
SHOTGUNS
GStBESIJS THE WORLD.T
New York Offico 27 BEBKMAN BT.
dco. Sl.'OO-eri,
AT K W 0 O A L Y A fl U.
Xy Tills uiiilcriigned icspoctfully Inform llio
whmii. u iuiiiiiiiuik uuu iuiuinuui couuiy.
Unit tlicy ktn'p ull tlisillrri'reiituiuutieraorttova
coul una selectua lump coal for siultuius puriio
sos, mi tlielr wlmrf, udjolulna W'KbIvv, Nf al 4
Cii'h Kuriiiu-e; Willi a ui""! iwlr of llnllalo scales
mi llio Kliurf, la wtlifli coal, hay, auU straw.
J.lkewlso u liorsonuil HKon, to Unllver rosl to
tliusa wliu UYsIri) It. As limy rurchaso n largo
amount nf coal, they lutein! toKetip a superior ar
ticle, anu sell uttliu very lowest prlees. l'leasu
call tiud exaiuluu for yourselves before nurrlias
luBclsewliere. J. W. llKNUKItBtlirr.
AUUUTUU MABUN,
1
J
Dry Goods & Notions.
N
bw htock op cr.oriiiNa.
rrcsh nrrlvnl ot
FAUi AND WINTHIt UO01.
DAVID LOWKNniilltl
InvIlM attention tolilsstocltof
CIlKAl'ANDl'AHHIONAllMlfl.OTIIlNd.
at lili storo on
Main HI root, two iloors nliovo tliu A merloan 1 Innw
Jlloomslntrs, ru
wurru lie tins Just recelvcil from Now York nn.l
riillailolphln a full assortment of
MIHf AND BOW CIXJTHINO,
liirluilliig; (lie most fashionable, ilurnble, ami
hantlsolue
DitEaH OOOUH,
coitslHtlni; of
BOX, BACK, IlOCCl, OUJI, ANllUIIj-UUJl'lt
COATS AND 1'ANTS.
of nil sorts, slics ami colors. Ho hat also replen
ished Ills already lnrco stock of
FAI.IiAND W1NTEK SHAWLS,
BTHirnD, FIQUnED, AND l'LAIN VIT!I
BlimTS, CKAVATS, HTOUKH, COLLAIW
H-ANDKUnCHIEFS, C1LOVEH,
HUSPKNDEItH, AND FANCY AIIT1CUX
Ho nas constantly on hand a Inrijo and well-sc
cctcd assortment of
CLOTHS AND V1MTINUS,
which ho Is prepared lo make lo order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and lu tlio
best manner. All his clothing Is made In wear,
aud most of It Is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWF.LHY,
ofovery description, lino and eheun. His casool
Jewelry Is not surpasscd;in Ihls'place. Call and
exumlno his general ussorttnen of
CLOTHINO, WATCHES, JEWELUV, AC.
DAVID LOWKNI1E11U.
rpJIH C'lIKAI'KST AND 11RST
BLACK ALPACA
now MAsui'Acruiti:!) is Tin: ivjuiii.k WAiir
RED LION MUX J)
lobe found at llio popular dry aomls store orilio
undcislgned whero everybody buy their
8IL1M,
lmtiss ooons.
FUltK,
S11AWI-S,
HOH1HUV,
(lLoviw,
.u:,,u.
and any llilue; Hint Ihey ifnnl In IIu lino of dry
Koods,
M. P. LUTiS.
.main sriiniri'
OPPOSITE THU COUItT IIDUSK,
BLOOMSDURa, FA.
Nov. r.-.-ia-t .
c.
c a it u
iiavojustrerelved trotn tho rnlern niirlcebt u
largo nnd well selected stock of
i) n y a o o i) s ,
Crt.NH I S T I N O O K
CllSHitllLTH,
JeaiiM,
Host bleached i
llrown Muwllns,
Call coos,
Ticking,
Table Linens.
Cotton .Nt
AH wool ilanncN,
.U, Ac.,
A K"od stock of
1 jidles tlri'SH uoodfi,
Latent styles a ialterns.
Hjuces of all kinds.
Good Ktttek Broccriey.
tiu eens ware,
Btone ware.
Wood A willow ware,
Flour Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Hoop for cleanln Tin,
jiras,iX5. AU goods soul cheap lor cash r pro
Uuce.
Ho would cull tlio attention of bilkers to ItU
well und cnrcfnlly selected asnrtinent which
com prises uverythlug usually kept In tho coun
try, feelluti conlldcut Hut he enu hell them
good at such prices as will etiMire satisfaction.
Nov. 5,'09-tf C, C. MAUU.
M
HiLKH'S STOHK.
FHE111 AKKIVAL OF
FALL AND WINl'Klt (II)IWW.
Thetulisurlber ha lust relumeU lioiu the cities
with another lapo uud select iissortiiiciit ol
FALL AlD WINTKIl OOODH.
pnrchasod In New York and Flillndi lplila at the
owest tlsuro, and which ho Is determined to sell
on as modcratu turms ns cau be procured else
where in BIiKimsburg. His slock comprises
LADIES- DltEMS GOODS
of tho choicest tlj lea nnil latest fashions, togetlin
with u larse uHsortmeut of Dry Cloud and Urn
corles.conslfctlnsor llui followliiL' arllcli s
Carpels,
Oil Cloths,
Olotbs,
lassimem,,
Shawls,
Flmuels,
Silks,
WllltO ImkhU,
1 .11. 1 IIS,
lloopHklrta,
Muslins,
llollowwuirt
1'. iliirwun.
Qiwiismini, liiinluio
DouU uml Hii,n-s,
Hula and Fiiirfi
llis,i Net,
lllillililla..
1 lioUllii;.i;i!uisl'.l,
TiiIiaihi, '
Cillc,.,
. " hilars, ,
'V r Teas,
..' Illce,
Allsplni.
(Iliuter,
(.'iiiimiiion,
Nuliiiinh',
VND NOTIONS GEN Il.VLLY.
In vl.oil, everythliiu usually kept lu cuutiy
stores, lu which no invites llio attention nl tho
publlo ueneiully, 'llio lilKhisi prn, W ,wUI
for coKiitry priKluco In niehanun lur g.asis.
S. H. MII.I.EIUVSON.
Arciule HulMIng, lllisiiusliuie, Fa.
fJONFRO T I O N K Jt yT
Tlio uiiilcnlsiiiKl would respeeifiiliyiuinniiiu
lo thu public tTi.it lie has opened u """""
FIltHT-CIMSS CO.NFEOTIONKHY SlOllE,
In IheliiilldlUKliitelyiKeuiitHl by Fox A Wcli!
where ) Is pieparwllo luruUii all kludsof
1'UIH A FANCY CANDIES.
FIIENCH CANDIIW,
FOHKION & DOMESTIC F1IIJITH
NMTH, IIAIKINH, At'., 40., ACS
HY WllOI.ESAI.E OK HKTA1U
In Mhnrl u nil! ...
his Hue of busluiss, a meat variety nf
DOLLS, TOYS. Ac
KWe'nto'Ur"" iloMjl- 1'wtleular altenilou
II UK A 1 AN D OAKKS.
of all kinds, fresh every day.
OHUISTMaH OANDIKH,
uhistmas toys.
A call Is soltcHul. and snlluf nll.v ..in
guaranteed. '
Nov. 22. IHO. ECKllAHT J ACOHH.
E Jt 0 II A N I) I S E
NOTICE IS JIEIIKIIY (llvs-M
To my frltndsand tho public generally, iwa u
DUY UOODS,
(JUOOHUHCS,
(UEKJlSVAItK,
NOTIONS, & U
are constantly on hand and lor sale
AT IIAIITOII'H OLD BTNI
HLOOIMIIUIUJ, ur
JAJIW K. KYE1I.
JJI.. L' , . I . . . , .
r. iitria iur.i-.uair i'JiourilATlc c
jAi-ge lot coustantly on hand. feUI-er.
Dry Goods & Grooorios.
GUANI) OPENING!
(IHAND Ol'KNINO
UltAISli "I i".
UltAND Ol-ENINO
OllAND OPKN1NU
KAI.li AND W1NTE11 (lOOIW,
FAI.Ii AND WINTKIt (IOOHH,
FALL AND WINTKIl (IOIJDM,
FA Mi AND WINTKIl (ll)OIIH,
FA Mi AMI WINTKIl tllMim
cnnslstlUK ol
couslslInK of
conslsllnR of
consisting; of
oonslstlnif of
DUY OOODS,
DltY aooiis,
DUY HOODS,
DUY GOODS
DUY GOODS,
HATS AND CAFS,
HATS AND CAl-S,
HATS AND CAFS,
II ATS AND CAFS,
HATS AND GAIH,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND HHOISH,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND HIIOIW,
IIF.ADY-MADK CLOTHING,
ItEADY-MADK CUJTIIING
ItEADY-JIADF. CIXJTHING,
KKADY-MADK CIJTHINO,
UEADY-MADU CLOTHIMU,
U)OKIN(M)LASSF,
LOOKINO-GLAKSES,
LOOKINO-GLARSIX,
LOOKING-OLAHSfS,
I.O0KINO-OLkVS3EM.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
FAINTS AND Dim,
FAINIM AND OILS,
FAINTS AND OIIJ4,
FAINW AND OILS,
FAINTS AND OIIl,
OltOCEIUKH,
UUOOlSltlKS,
OIlOCKHIFil,
(lltOCEHIES.
UltOCHlllhS,
lil'EENSWAKE,
tlUEENSWAIlE,
llllEHNSWAHK,
ttllEHNSWAIlK,
liUUENBWAKK
llAUDWAHi;,
llAUUWAltl:,
HAHDWAItH,
llAHDVAKi:,
HAHUWAltlS,
TINWAltE,
TINWAltE,
TINWAUK,
tinwaki;,
tinwaiu;,
SALT,
HALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
FITIl
FISH,
(IUAIN AND SEEIIS,
UllAIN AND SEEDS,
GltAIN AND SEEIIS,
(IUAIN AND SEEDS,
UUAIN AND HEEDS,
Ac.
Ac,
AllKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
.McKKI.VY, NKAL A CO.'S,
MlKKLVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
McKEI.VY, NEAL A CO.'S.
MlKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
Northwest corner ol Main mul Market Streets,
Nurtliwi'steiiruerof Mnluiind Market HI m is,
Northwest comer of. Main mul Market Streets,
Northwest eorner of Alain mul Market SI reels.
Noi Mi west curlier of Main and Market streets,
HLOOMSlllIIKl, FA.,
DLOOMSlillKU, FA
IILOOMSHUKO, FA.,
IIIA)0MSI1UU0 FA.
IlLOO.MSHUllO, PA.
IKON AND NAIIl.
IltO.N AND NAILS,
IHON AND NAHM,
IKON AND NAILS,
IHON AND NAILS,
In largo quantities and at induced rails, alway
.111 llHUtl.
fr-ttiriminnraM 1111111111 11 tas iismmii
Miscellaneous.
B
LOOMsnUUG NOIIMAL SCHOOL AND LIT
E11AIIY INSTITUTE.
IIOAHD OF 1N8TIIUCTION.
HENUY CAUVKIl, A. M., Frluclpul,
Professor of lutellectnal aud moral science, and
tlieuiy uud practice of teaching.
Miss Sarah A. Carver, Preceptress,
Teacher of French, llotany ami onmmmtid
branches,
Isaac O. Iicst, A. 11.,
Professor of Ancient Languages and English
, Grammar,
J. W. Fence, A.M.
Professor of Mathematlos. und (Tactical us
tronomy
I!ev. 1). C. John, A. M
I'rofo sorof chemistry und physics.
F. M. Haws,
leacherof geography, history A Hook -keeping
Janus Drown,
Assl taut teacher of mathematics English
Or lnmar.
, , Miss Alice M.Carver,
readier of Music on the piano aud luelodean.
, , Mrs. Hattle L. Ilest,
Teacher of Vocal Mtu,lc uud instrumental inusJ
Miss Julia M. Guest,
Tcuchtr of model School.
The FALL term will comuienco Aug. 0. iS(y9.
and until our boaidlug hall is ready for oec ii'ai
yy. on iippllcallou to tho Principal, slndenu will
1 furnished with homes in ploiisunt families.
It is bet!er for students to commence at theoo.
ei.liigoftlio teim, but when this Is ImprJetlc i.
bio they can enter at any time. 1
Hutch 20 lsiiS.
0
iJINIIJUS LINE.
The undersigned would resivctfully anununec U
Iheclliiens of Hloomsbuig and tho puhllo gene
rally tba he Is running nu
OMNIHUS LINE
between this place und llioiliirerent railroad dS
isils daily (Suudays czcrplMl), Ui connect with the
soveiul trains going Soulhand West ou llio Cala
wlssa and Wllllauispoit llailnsul, ami with those
going North and South on tho Ijickawanna and
llliKimsburg Itallriuul.
HlsOmnlbussi'sare In gotsl condition, coinnio.
dlous aud coiulortahlo, and charges rcaaonablo.
Persons wishing lo meet or see their friends de.
pari, can bo accomodated Um reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice at any of the hotels,
JACOB L UlntoN, Froprletoi.
pOWDEH KEGS AND LUMHUlt
W. M. MOHUOKAIXI.,
Ilupert, Pa.,
Manufacturers ol
POWDKll KEGS,
uud dealers In all kinds of
LUMHEIl,
tllveiiollcelhat they aru proparod to accomodate
llielr custom wllh dispatch, and ou the clieoiies
crms.
fpiIK uiulcrslgncil will tako In ox-
Xehango for Coal and Groceries, the following
nuiued urtlelra I-Wheal, Uye, Coru, Oats, Pota.
toes, laird, lIam,SliouIder,aud side meat, butter.
ilWWaffluW, coaVy'dr " '""
Hloomsburg Mar. 19,'CO-ly: V' mnm.
TTANTEU. To all out of em-
T ployment.w u would sny that what we have
In ofler you Isiio new HiIi-k or ejneilnieiit as
those who have followed It lor years will tcst'lfy
teaa
rLeu,ru,,,rtss.o,s?,.Kr:"I, u,",,-f&ifi!fi yu.s trey
Nov.t6.-M.3m. 010 An:1' . I'l'ltaUelpu'In.
g L A T E ItOQFIHO,
k v e n y v a xi 1 e t y
MOST FAVOHAULE HATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AND CAHl'KK J. THOMAS
Hoi. 277. Hloomsburg, P.
Mar.lM9.lyr. '
G
ET THE JJEST.
ever lKveule. . The suUcrlber is aglut for il,
ubovoluyentlon.undKll orders by juall or in
person will be pioinplly attended to.
May,-(. k. U. UlDLEif AN.
WANTED.-IW) ConlltlciitluIAKCuTs
IT to dispose, of a slock of goods. None but
gooil aud rellaUIa men wuntwl wl!o fan keen
llielr mouths shuL Small capital iiqulied. A
fortune of IM.Ouil guaruuteed lo a man of Hie right
Nov.12.W-Sm. J-W,,-y.
tfSewhigMaohi
Q.llOVEn A BAKEIl'S
Fimn- niEMiuM
EL AST J (J HTITOH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
495 IIHOaDWaY.NEIV Yoiik.
7H) Chestnut Stieet l'lilla,lc.i.
POINTS OF EXCELI.Km,.,
lleaulyaniiniastlcllyof mtch.
rerfeellon and Bimpllcily of Jlachli,
Using both thread directly from t ,m
No fastening of seams by hand .h .....
of thread.
Wide range ol application without A...
adjustment.
The Roam retains lis beauty ami linn.,.. .
"UU.II
wasinngnnu ironing.
Besides ilolns all kinds of work rtoDob,
SoirlnR Machines, theso Machines f5H
most beautiful and periuatunt EmtMiUij,
ornamenlal work,
. ....j 4..Sov-i 1 ii'iiiiiiiusai n iru.
.w.l.u
Exhlblllons of the Unlttd htnlissn,i e..
nave m-eii iiwuiiieu iuu tiruvcr a linker .iiti
.Muciunes, anu 1110 wont none hv llim k
exhlblteil In compcllllon.
-The very hlgliest prlie, TIIKCROfnc
THE LEGION OF HONOIl, was confirm.
tho representative of Ihe (I rover A Haiti Srrl
Muclilnen.ntlbo Eipmlllon Unlf rselle. TV.
1SI7, thus r.llcHtlng their gie.it stirMtja
all oilier Sewlliif Maililues,
F OK HA I. F.
iiLoousiiuna pa.
June lively
nTTl.". T HIVll. T.. lirSTl..l Dl'll'IT
JL MACHINE. P UCE.t.1.
il niases 1 oh eiuKiie iix'h.KtitM,. 11 u irtuti
llio iMicket: It makes un eleiiant rrcM-nL
UNION SEW1NU MACHINE UlMI'AII
Nov, 12,'(JU-3m. 2Jlhl0.IW),l
aitcnis waiiu-u.
Hardware & Cutlery.
rpiIE NEW JIAltDWAUKSW
X NE PLUS ULTRA.
Having enlarged our Stoiu Hoom ui
OPKNED A NEW BUITI.V,
directly from the Manufacturers. (uirrliswi
cash, ou a declining tuarkot, w u am irfi4isi
offer the same to
FAltMEltS, MECHANICS, HUlLDEUi
aud the rest of Muuklnd, 11 general Klerk.
prising all llio kinds and qualities uu!lf
lu a city Hard Ware Store, suitable lotleii.
of the county, at unusually low price.
All those who nre deslrlouiof purcliislniP"
in our uuu can savo money ,in,iu...--New
Hardware Store.
UUNYAN a wakclv.
Apr. iata-iyr hiuoimuiii
s:
MITII & SELTZKR,
liupurieiuuu ju'iui'inni i ui,
II A U J) W A It E,
GUNS. C U T L V. K Y, AC
NO. 109 N. THIUDHTnitKT,All.CAI.t(lWllll
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. 22, C7.tf.
j e a ii t ir r s.
LAJCAJtUS & MOlHtlS'
l) K I, 1! H n A T V. H
I'EUKECTEl) Kl'KOTAI'!
AND EYIi GI.Sir-
(uei-f lliuilrui will lieallhelilnre
MI ms A. 1). W H11"
STAT I ON EH,
jiLooitsnvua pa.,
Onedr,y only, Friday Ni.vembtf
Ho attends for tlio purpose iiraiu-l"11"1'''
1). Webb lu fining the e lu dllhVull'
eases, I
.ri,..-.,.,r.. ,ir..l or ill-""4'
Ion are recomniended to uvall IW"',1"''
oiuairlunlty.
OUH SPECTACLES AND BYlM""uW"
ACKNOWLKDOnt) TO
tinun t.iriil.'l-'l'T
... ----- j
usslstanco lo sight ever inannfclinrJ.
nlwi... I..ll.l . ,,a ullurdlug l"1'"4'
and comfort while strcnglheulug IJ
the Eyes most thorough)'-
w.. .... . Ihe VliW
11 u LHO uta-usiuii IU IIU, 1.7 - a
employ 110 pedlurs, and locauH"1"'' I
those pretending lo liV
for sale,
Oct. 22,'09-lf.
TO It 1 M 'P 1 N 1
mm
Neatly executed at this Ofno