FARMER'S COLUMN.
To noti. Potatoes with tiik Skins
on. Aflor tlio potatoes nro properly
washed nnd ft littlo of tho akin taken off
at tlio ends, plnco them In a kettlo of
boiling wntor allowing no tnoro water
thnu Is sufficient to cover thoin. Thoy
should boll slowly, 03 tlio agitation of
wntor In rapid boiling dissolves and
breaks tlio potatoes bofuro thoy nro
dono,nnd loaves thoin Insipid and moist.
They nro better left unmoved to boll,
and thcro should always bo a vessel of
hotwatcr,from which tho kettlo ruaybo
replenished In caso thcro Is rapid ovup'
oration from tho stato of tho ntmoa
phcro. A pot with tho top drawn In Is
better for boiling potatoes than n wldo
topped vessel. The water should bo
poured from them before thoy nroqulto
dono to tho centra. A few spoonsful of
cold water should then bo ndded, and
tho vessel bo placed upon tho hot part
of tho stovo with a clean napkin thrown
over until tho potatoes aro wanted,
If tho best potatos cannot bo obtained
(and no others are really fit to cat,)
when nbout half dono pour off tho
water; ndd cold water, but not enough
to cotno to tho top of tho potatoes, and
finish boiling and steaming them off as
before. A close cover should never bo
placed over potatoes after eooklng,elther
In tho kettlo or upon tho table. Alter
potatoes nro nbout half boiled, for varl
ety they aro very nico finished off In
tho oven, either on or after removing
them. They will need butiv short tlmo
to buku In this mnnncr. Iltratdqf
Health.
Mice and Kaiiiiits Gnawing
Tunns. Every winter tlio agricultural
journals contain inquiries ns to a reme
dy to proventmleonnd rabbits gnawing
trees, mid wo have nearly annually
answered them. Our remedy, which
wo linvo tried with success, has proved
effectual In every Jnstanco where It has
been properly applied. It is to bandage
tho trees with any old cotton or woolen
cloth, or very stiff paper will do for
mlco eight or ten inches high will ans
wer; for rabbits not less than two feet
Tlio latter standing upright will reach
up very nearly two fect, and as thoy
can reach they will gnaw. Tliosamo
cloth, if put away, will last for sovcral
years. Of couro tlio bandaging must
bo well dono and tied to tho tree secure
ly.
i-In gnrdons, whero rabbits aro sure to
bo found if there are any In thovlclnity,
a good piotection is to feed them with
cabbago-stalks, or decayed heads ofcab
bago, offals of ruta-bagas, carrots Ac. A
"dead trap," baited with apple, will
also soon clear a garden; but if In a
starving condition, a half doseu rabbits
will destroy fifty young treesinaslnglo
night. Ono winter thoy not only In
jured several young pear trees for us,
but nipped off the tender ends of cer
tain shrubs as cleanly nslf dono with
pruning shears.
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Stoves and Tinwaro.
Greabinq Wagons. Few people
fully appreciate tho importance of
thoroughly lubrlcatlug tho axles, etc.,
of wagons and carriages, nnd fewer
know what aro tho best materials and
the best mothods of applying them. A
well mado wheel will endure common
wear from teu to twenty-live years, if
caro is taken to use the right kind and
proper amount of grease; but if this
matter is not attended to, they will be
used up In five or six years. Lard
should never bo used on a wagen, for It
will penctrato tho hub, and work its
way outaround tho tenons of thospokes
and spoil tho wheel. Tallow Is the best
lubricator for wooden axlo trees, and
castor oil for iron. Just grease enough
should bo applied to the spludlo of a
wagon to glvo It a light coating; this is
better than more, for tho surplus put
on will work out at tho ends, and bo
forced by tho shoulder bands and nut
washers into tho hub around tho out
side of tho boxes. To oil an axletrce,
first wipe tho spindlo clean with a cloth
wet with epirlta of turpentine.and then
a apply few drops of castor oil near tho
shoulders and end. Ono teaspoonful is
sutllcicnt for the whole.
Gin tiled Trees. It may bo a mat
tor of Interest to somo of our readers to
stato that girdled fruit trees can be
saved; nnd wosco no good reason why
tlio samo treatment will not have tho
same eirect upon all trees. Tho experi
ment has been tried with satisfactory
results. Tho method is as follows: To
graft flvo or six scions, as large around
as a plpo stem, and long enough to
reach over tho girdled placo Into tho
tree. First notch tholivo barknbovo
audjbelow tho girdle, then spring tho
shoot or scions Into these notches and
fasten thu ends with wnx. Tho prin
ciplo Is,thattho scions grow rapidly and
spread over the girdled surface. We
havo been told by a gentleman who
gave this method a trial that ho saved
somovery fino fruit trees In this way.
after they had been apparently ruined
iy uio gnawing or mice.
Manuue. When the teams aro not
otherwise engaged thoy may bo proflta'
bly used in carting out manure on land
Intended for com or other crops next
spring. This will bo attended with no
loss, except whero tlio land is so unoveu
thai nil ns and molting snow will wash
itawny;such places are bettor left till
near plantlng-timo. Tho work of car
ting muck nnd all other manure-mak
ing materials Into pens, yards and sta
hies, or near them .should goon briskly.
Salt and limtfmake an excellent
manure, If properly worked. Usoalr
slacked lime, thoroughly mixed with
common coarse salt In the proportion
of threoof limo to two of salt. Keep
well sheltered from weather, and havo
It thoroughly shoveled over overy two
or threo weeks. Three or four months
should elapse between tho tlmo of first
mixing and using. Now is tho time to
prepare It for next season. It Is a first
rate manure, easily mado and not very
expensive.
We do not llko to bco a farmer spend
ing monoy for artificial fertilizers and
neglecting to save and apply tho man
ure of his own premises the stable, the
pjgpen,dc. Such a policy shows that
therois something wrong about the
farmer who follows it.
Thumbllng tho Dwarf nnd Thumb-
ling tho Giant,
An honest husbandman had onco up
on n tlmo a son born to him who was
noblggor than my thumb, and who for
many yenra did not grow ono hair's
brendth tailor. Ono day, as tho father
was going to plough In his Held, tho
littlo follow said, 'Father let mo go
too." "No," BAld nl father, "stay
whero yU arc ; you tin do no good out
of doors, and If you go perhaps I may
loso you." Then littlo Thumbllng fell
a-crylng; and Ills father, to quiet him,
at last said ho might go. So ho put
him in his pocket, nnd when ho wns in
tho field pulled htm out, and set him
upon tho top of a nowly-inado furrow,
that ho might bo able to look about
him.
While ho was sitting there, n irreat
giant camo striding over tho hill. "Do
you see that tall stccplo-man ?" said tho
father; "If you don't tako caro ho will
run nwny with you." Now ho only
said thts to frighten tho littlo boy and
keep him from stroylng away. But
tho giant hnd long legs, and with two or
threo strides ho really camo closo to tho
furrow, nnd picked up master Thumb,
ling, to look at lilm as ho would at a
bcctlo or n cockchafer. Then ho let
him run about his broad hand, nnd tak
ing n liking to the littlo chap went off
with him. Tho father stood by nil tho
time, but could not say a word for
fright; for ho thought his child was
really lost, and that lioshould never sco
him again.
Hut tho giant took caro of him at his
houso in tho wood, and laid him In his
bosom, and fed him with tho samo food
that he lived upon himself. So Thumb
llng, instead of being a littlo dwarf, be
came llko tho giant tali, and stout, and
strong ; So that at the end of two years,
when tho old giant took him up Into
the woods to try him, and said, "Full
up that blrch-trco for yourself to walk
with," the lad wns so strong that ho
toro It up by tho root. Tho giant thought
ho would mako hhn a still stronger
man than this; so after taking care of
hhn two years more he took htm into
the wood to try his strength again.
This time ho took hold of one of the
thickest oaks, and pulled it up us if It
wcro inero sport to him. Then tho old
giant inid, "Well dono, my man ! you
will do now." So ho carried him back
to tho field where ho first found him.
Ills father happened to be just then
ploughing his field again, as ho wns
when ho lost his son. Tho young giant
went up to him and said, "Look here,
father, sco who I am ; don't you know
your own son?" But tho husbandman
was frightened, and cried out, "No, no
you are not my son ; begone nbout your
business." "Indeed, I am your son;
let mo plough a little, I enn plough as
well as you." "No, go your ways,"
said tho father ; but as ho was afraid of
tho tall man, ho at last let go tlio plough,
and sat down on tho ground beside it.
Then tho youth laid hold of tho plough
share, and though ho only pushed with
ono hand,hcdrovo ltdecp Into tho ground
Tho ploughman cried out, "If you
must plough, pray do not push so hard;
you aro doing more harm than good;"
but his son took off tho horses.and said,
'Father, go home, and tell my mother
to get ready n good dinner; I'll go
round tho Held meanwhile." Ho ho
wont on driving the plough without
any horses, till ho had dono two mom
lngs' work by himself. Then ho liar
rowed it ; and when all was over, took
up plough, harrow, horses nnd nil, nnd
carried them homo like n bundlo of
straw.
When ho reached tho houso ho snt
himself down on tlio bench, saying,
"Now, mother, Is dinner ready?"
"Yes," said she, forsho dared not deny
him anything; eo sho brought two
large dishes full, enough to havo lasted
herself nnd her husband eight days;
however, ho soon ato It all up, nnd said
that was but a taste. "I seovery well,
father, that I shall not get enough to
eat at your house, so if you will glvo
mo an iron walking-stick, so strong that
I cannot .break it against my knees, I
will go away ogain." Tho husband
man very gladly put his two horses to
tho cart and drovo them to tho forge;
and brought back a bar of iron, as loner
and as thick as his two horses could
draw: but tho lad laid It against bis
knee, and snap it went, llko a bean
stalk. "I see, father," said ho, "you
can get no stick that will do for me, so
I'll go and try my luck by myself."
Then away ho went, nnd turned
blacksmith, and travelled till ho camo
to a vlllago whero lived a miserly smith,
who earnod a good deal of money, but
kept all ho got to himself, and gavo
nothing away to nnybody. Tlio first
thing ho did was to step into tho smithy
and ask if tho smith did not want a
Journeyman. "Ay," said the cunning
follow, as ho looked at him nnd thought
what a stout chap ho was, nnd how
lustily he would work and earn his
bread, "What wage3 do you ask?" "I
want no pay," said ho; but every fort
night, when tho other workmen nro
paid, you shall let mo glvo you two
strokes over tho shoulders, just to nmuso
myself." Tho old smith thought to
himself ho could bear this very well,
and reckoned on saving a great deal of
money, so tho bargain was soon struck.
Tho next morning tho now workman
was about to begin to work, but at tho
first stroko that ho hit, when his master
brought him tho iron red hot, hoshlv
orcd It in pieces, and tho anvil sunk so
deep Into tho earth that ho could not
got It out again. This mado tho old
fellow ycry nngry; "Holla I" cried ho,
"I can't linvo you for n workman, you
nro too clumsy ; wo must put an end to
our bargain."" Very well, "said tho otli
er, "but you must pay for what I havo
dono; so let moglvo you only ono littlo
stroko.nnd then tho bargain la all over."
So saying, ho gavo him n thump that
toasod him over a load of hay that stood
near. Then ho took tho thickest bar of
Iron In tho forgo for a walking-stick,
aud went on his way.
When ho had Journeyed bouio way ho
camo to a farmliouso, and asked tho
farmer if ho wanted a foreman. Tho
faruicrsald, "Yes," and tliosamo wages
wero agreod for as beforo with tho
blacksmith. Tho next morning tlio
workmen wero all to go Into the wood
but tho giant was found to bo fast asleep
3V STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
IHAIA1I lIAUKNIUlClt,
Main Utrcicl one iloor nbovo 1 MciidentiaU's
More.
A Hugo iwinrimcni or wove, unurra Mm
llnncrgcontnntlv mi luiml. nml for milo nt the
'i limine in mi i brnuoiicflriircru ivnltumicdto.
una ftntlMfiicllnti cunmntrril.
Tin work or nil itiiuu wiinictmip mm retail, a
trlnl If rriiH'3lcd.
QTOVES AND TINWAIIE.
A. M. KUTEUT
announces to his friends and customers Hint
cuntluuos the above business at hlsold placo on
MAIN HTKEET, ULOOMSllUllU.
customers ciin be accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of Hi I kind-, Stovepipes, Tinware, ami every va
riety of article fonud In n Stovo una Tinware la
Ubllshmeut in the cities, and on tho most reaaon-
bio terms, Ilepalrlngdouoattheshortestnotlce,
25 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
TjTEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
OH MAIN STRICT, NKARLY OI'POSITK MI LI It'
STOKE,
m.ooMsnuKa, tenn'a.
The undersigned lias Just Ottcd np and opened
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n tills plare, where he Is prcparod to mnko up
new Tin Wake of nil kinds In his line, and do
repairing with neatness and dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms. Ho also keeps on hand
STOVES OF VAHIOUS FATTEUNS & STYLES,
whlrh hn will sell nnnn terms to snlt nurchnsers.
Ulve him a rail, flo Is a goud mechanic, nnd
ucscrving 01 me piiDiio patronage.
JACOB MKTZi
Dlootnsbnrg, April 20, 1887.
Foundries.
s
HAltl'LESS & IIABMAN,
Drugs aud Ohomicals
iL06MSBURG, C0LUMBlA COWTY, PA
Dry Goods 8c Notions
Rail Roads.
EACJLK FOUMlllY AN1 SrAM'KAll U1IIMI MIOI
HTOVE.S & PLOWS WHOLESALE 4 HLTA1I.
TIIK CKLEIUIATE1I JlOKTItOSK IltON 1IEAM AND
THE IHJTTON WOOUKN 11KAM l'LOWS.
Canines nnd Fire Ilrickfor lepalrlngcltyBtoves.
All kinds uf Brass or Iron casting mado to order
upiiu short notice.
11. F.SHAI1PI.E.HS A P.8. 1IAHMAN,
Uloomsburg, Po. Proprietors.
Mnr.llVMMf.
QltANGKVILLE FOUNDRY,
MACHINI! SHOP AND AUltlCULTUItAL
WOIIKH.
The undersigned desires to Inform his friends
aud the public generally, thai huhas rebuilt and
enlarged his Foundry and MachlnoBhop.and re
moved ail ins outness iiom Liignt oireei 10 me
nbovo named place, where In connection with
ins r-nuniiry iiu will fouiiuuu lu iiiiimiiniiure
Wheeler's Hallway Chain Hnrso-Pmicr and
Thresher, (Improved), Carucll's Patent,
THHESHEU ANDCLHANHlt,
either overshot for Tread-Power or undershot
with Lever-Power, lie ah-o manufactures to
older and Jits up nil kinds ot
IU I L L GEARING,
Circular Saw Mandrels, Patent Slides for Saw
Mills, tho latest Improved Iron lleam Plows or
dltlerent kinds Wooden licnm Plows, Double
Corn Plows, and Plow Points of every descrip
tion generally uscu uiruugiiuui. me cuuuiy
IltON KETTLES, BELLS
Cellar Unites, Stoves, Sled aud Sleigh Soles, and
In factcvcrythlng generally made In a country
Foundry, 'those wishing to purchaso Machines
would do v, ell to exumlne his machines, and tho
improvements mndo on tho power.by which at
least HJ per cent, or the friction is taken otr.
At L MACHINES AltE WAltUANTKD
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair (o
ils natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at onco agreeable),
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tlio
hair. Faded or jmy
hah is soon restored
to its original color
tci'th the ijhss and
freshness of youth.
Thiii linir is thick
ened, falling hnir checked, and bald
ness often, thoiisli not nlway?, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair whero tho follicle aro destroyed,
or tho glandi utrnpliicil nnd decayed.
Hut such as remain can bo raved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean nml vigorous.
Its occasional uso will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Krco
from thoso deleterious substances which
mnko soma preparations (longerons and
injurious to the hair, llio Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nnlhinu else can b found to dcsirali-
Containing neither oil nor dye, it iiuc
not toil white iniiibrio, and yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a ricli glossy
lustre una u gratelul pei lumo.
n j i... r i n a t. r
rrepareu uy ur. j. o. nyui x uu.,
PiiAciiCAL anu Analytical Chejhsts,
LOWIUiL, MASS.
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Philadelphia. UEO. WEIllf Suy'L
IB'
ROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
FHOM PHILADELPHIA TO IlLOOMSHUHO,
nml lnlcimedinto points, uoous lorwarueu wuu
caro and despatch and at low rates.
(looas, at rntiaoeipnia, must no tienvereii ni
llltner &Co's. 811 Market Street, For full par
ticular, npply to ...
waiik a mmcsnuis, rropneiors,
Aug. '.M.-60-ir. U. 11. Depot, Illoomsburg.Pn.
jJEW BTO0K OF CLOTHING.
Fsesh arrival of
FALL AND WJNTEll HOODS.
DAVID LOWENlinP.U
InvllcB attention to his stock of
C1I HAP AND rASltlONAHLlU'MtTHI Nil.
nt his store on
MalnBtrcct.twodoors above. theAmerlcnnllonsp
nioomsburg, Pa.,
where he hss.Jitst received front New York nnd
rhllndelplila n full nssorlmenl of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHINO,
including tho most fashionable, durable, and
haudsomo imlJfijaoouSi
IlOX, SACK, UOCO, HUM, AND OIL-OLOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of nil sorts, (dies and colors, lie lias nlso replen
lshed Ids already largo slock of
FALL AND WINTEH BHAWLH,
STHIPED, FiaUItED, AND PLAIN VIWTrt
8HIKTH, CHAVATH, STOCKS, COLLA1W
II-ANDKErtCIIIEFS, OLOVES,
SUSPEND EHS, AND FANUV AHTK'l.IM
Ho nas couslantly on hand a largo nnd wel!-so-ccted
assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINUS,
which ho Is prepared lo mnko to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd in the
best manner. All his clothing It made to wear,
nnd most of It is of homo lnnnufuclnrc.
OOLD WATCHES AND JEWELItY,
of overy description, fino nnd cheap. His ensool
Jewelry is notsurpnssed;in thls;place. Call and
examlno Ids general nssorlmcu or
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JKWELKY, AC
DA.VID I.OWENUKIia.
Dry Goods 8c Groconos.
(2 RANI) OPENING
!!!W8 ! it SS H
uiiAi.i' "'tit::;
(IllANI) OPKNINO
0 HAND OPENING
or
FALL AND WINTEH (IOOD1,
FALL AND WINTHIl MOODS,
FALL AND WINTEH HOODS,
FALL AND WINTEH (KIODH,
FALL AND WINTEH (IOODK,
conslsllng ol
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
HIIY
IHtV
lillV
DIIY
DltY
(100DS,
UOOIH,
(IOOIN,
(IOIIIIS
aooDs,
to glvo good satisfaction, aud terms mado to suit
fiuichascrs. All kinds cf cruntry produce taken
n exchango lor Plows and castings.
Thaukful to his friends nnd jiatroni for past
favors he would still contlnuo to solleltlho samo.
Apr.n.OO-tf
Oraugcvltlel'u.
Wall Paper and Painting,
pirORTANT
TO BUILWEItS, HOUSEHOLDEKH ATENANTB,
Tho undersigned would announce to the cltl'
icnsof nioomshurg and vicinity that ho Is pro
pared to execute
H O US E, S I O N, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING
In all Us branches.
PAPER HANGING
Carefully attended to.
Strict attention to business nnd good workman
ship It is belloved will men tn fair show of publlo
patronage.
Shop on Cathnrluo Street between Third and
Fourth.
Mar.5,'C0-ly. WM. F. IIODINE.
Insurance Agencies.
It la mi excellent plan to keep a
lump of common chalk In tlio feeding
trough constantly lifter tho cfllvcn uroa
month old; tills will eorrect tlitfacldily
of tlio ntomach and havo a tendency to
keep tin ui In n healthy state.
In his hod when tlio rest woro nil up
and ready to start. "Como, got up,"
said onoof tliem tolilm; "it is men
tlmo to bo ntlrrinfrj you must go with
n "Go vour wav." muttered ho.
sulkily "I shall huvo dono my work
anu get noma wng ueioru you." ou no
lay in utu two nourn longer, uuu hi mat
got up and cooked and ato Ills breakfast,
ami then at his leisure hnruoKeI liU
horses to go to tlio wood.
G
1j O R E M U T U A Ii
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Pliny Freeman, President, II. C. Freeman, Sec
Cash capital over f 2,000,000, all paid.
J. B. ROUISON.ULOOMSUTJRG.PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Lur-cine, Lycoming and Columbia
counties.
Aug. 3V(l0-ly.
IN
BURANGE AGENCY.
Wyoming
1170.000
Jtna.... - - 4,0O0,O0C
Fulton... 300,000
North America . 880,090
City - - 450,000
International 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
Putnam . . KiO.OCO
Merchants 3J0.000
Springfield - SiO.OOO
Farmers' Danville fiiw.ooo
Albany City . 40U-000
Lancaster City . . - 210,000
York Horse, Death 4 Theft... 03,000
Home, New Haven.. . 1,000,000
Danville, Horso Then.. ............ .
FREAK BROWN, Avtnt,
inat8 03-ly.
Bloohshurq, Pa
J24&626
Tor Pur Witer, n
tliu ceUbwad I'uinp,
eotirely lamicit,
durable nJ reli4
blt to th
wooden Pump, nd
coat lest than hall tht
money. EilJ urntngeJ
to u to t coo-freoiing,
md la coni tract ion so ilmplo
tbtvt any one can put It up and
Veep It In repair,.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW UkUP-Oct.J2,C9.0ra,
iJUUUIIIIV"
E N T I S T R Y .
JI. L IIOWEU, DENTIST,
Henncctfully otVen Jil profrsslonal Hcrvlcca to
luuiitH uuu KWiilif iiif it ui jJUMJiimuuri; uuu vi
fjinitv. Ho la itrenartitl to attend tunlltbe varl
gum opera t tout In the line of Ills prulenhlon, nmJ
nrovideil with the latent 1 in proved I'okcklain
l eetii WJUCU wilt ue lUHeriuu uu K"iu juuiiug.
Hiivur uuu ruui't'r uao m tuun uu wen u iuu nui
ural teeth. Teeth extracted hv all the new uui
iaot approved iuctliml8, and ill operations on
llm teeth cureuillyund propeny attendod lo, v
HcHMence aud ortice a lew doom above thfi
uouri iiouRe, name uiue. i
liloomitburs. Jan.Sl.'tWl
C. HO AVE It,
fuui opened a flrut-clans
BOOT, H1IOE, HAT CAP, AND UU HTOUE.
at tho old stand on Main Btreet.llloombur,afew
doom above tho Court lloiuo. JllHktocklcnni.
posedof tho very latent and bebtntylea ever offer
ed to the citizens of Columbia Couuty. Uecaii
accommodate tlte publlo with the following icood
attlielowekt rates, lien's heavy double soled
siogauooig, meu'suoumo ami single tap soieu
Kip uoom, men uruvy tu'cu miwi ui uu kiuus,
double soled boots ond.shoes ofalltflnds, men'
clove kid Hut moral it hoes, in en's, women's. bovn
and niUiieti' lastlne callers, women's elove kid
Polish very tlne.wuinen's morocco liulnorabtand
can Muoen, wuiuvu a very uuu kiu uuuoueu
rs. in snori uoois oi an uescripuous uoiu peg
ged and sewed.
lie wouiu uihu can Hiieuuuu tu ins uuv unitui,'
inentor
J I A11S, UAIH VLlUi ANI NOTIONS,
which comprises all the new and iopular vari
eties at prices which cauuot full to suit all. Thee
Koods aro ouered at the iowet t-an rates auu
will lia guaranteed to elve satUfactlou. A call
Is soMcluid before purchasing eUewhere as It Is
belloved that better Uargnius are tu be fovud
thauat any other placa lu (be county.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
ron rininnn tut hloou.
TliorciiuUtlonlhU ex
cellent medlcloo cnjo)s
U derlvetl from Its cures,
inanv of which arc truto
marvellous. Invetcrato
cases of bcrofulous ills
case, where tho eystem
eccmcd taturated ih
corruption, linvo been
purified and cured by
v. .tiuiuwin iiut. iiuiib uuu
FJ. uisorucr,MlilrlncronK
r urnvnleil hv the sernni
Ions cont.iniin.itlon until
thoy wcro pft"if1'y nl"ictlnp, liaic been radically
cured In 6uch jrrcat numbers In nlinot every cee
Hon of tlio country, that tho public scarcely need to
lie Informed of Us virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison la one of the mot ilcf tractive
enemies of our race. Often, thi muccn and unu lt
tenant ef the organism undermines the constitution,
ami Invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal disease,
l.ficcuis w urveu inicciion uutjiikhoiu lr irmij ,uiiu
then, on como favorable occasion, rapidly de clop
Into ono or other of Hi hideous forme, either on the
sunace or anions uioviuus. in inc uiuer, muer
cles mnv be suutlcnlv diiol'rtl In tho luiiiM or
heart, or tumors fornuil in t'.e liver, or It thovis
U4 presence uy erupiions on me fch.ni, or ioui uictr
atloni on Komu ai t of tlip bodv. llrnro tlio own
slonal HBO of a bottle of this itrsn,firtlla U ml
vHable, even when noitcthc yymploms of dlseato
appear. Tcrfcons nnilrtedwlth the follow in? com
piaims ircncrany run linmeumu- n-nei, uuu, ui
IcDRth.curf, by the iiooftliU ti.UiSAl'A It 1 1.
JiAl St, Authnntj'n J'lrr, Hum or 1'.ryntprJat
jcitcr, Ami Kite nut, acaia Mivmt, mngwortti,
Sore JL'wr. Suvr llarn. nnd other cmiitlons or
visible loims of Seroftttnux diseafc. Also hi the
more concealed funnn, n itfitcpnttt, Jhoji,
Heart JHarain J'Hn, Until mil, Xrurafyttt,
anu tne various vtrrrutm niu'cuond v
larmiil uerion k1(,iii!.
SnthiItOY Vrncvml and 2Ht vrurUtl IHtPit?
arc cured by It, though a luiitlmoi' required lor
fcubduinff Ihece ol)&l I unto tniJ.uUcs bv any medicine.
tut lon continued um' nf ttits lnctUi-inn HI cuio
mo complaint, irtunrrimtt or imn, i uviuv
VlervatinuH, ind J'etntilf I)tt.rtttjtt aro com
monly For-n iclievcd Mid ultlmntch curctl bv Us
1)iiriiuiK aim nni, tnaiin i'ikti, iiiiuu iiiec
lon for encli eae aiu fuiind In our Aliniinac. tnn
tilled criitifl. llUcutnatiKtn nnd limit, whvn
taut-pd by at I'umulatir.U'. of extiancons matters
in inu niouu, :eiu miiiimv iu it, us i.imi .irr
Couihlalntn. 'J'orutttiti, I'omimllim or InHtniim
mat ion of IhO.f ri i MitJttmnlirr, )tvn nriflnr,
H3 Kiev ouen no, iinm ine ranKimtr nn-uns in mc
blood. Thli SAHSAfAlllLLA U a neat le-
ftorcr for thcftienfrth and vi?or f the fystcm.
ino.-ewno nro JMnunut ami M.ttu-H, jteM)mn
dent, Sli'ritlf$n. ami tumbled u hli .yrrrou An-
jirrhriiMluH or J'earn, or any of Hie affection
byinpionuum oi it rnitnrrx, vt liint iiiiinciiiniB
nticf and coinincInK ehlence Us U'ftorativo
power uionuuii.
ri:i:pAJtr.D it r
1'rttcttrnl amt Antitittetrl L7,rmirtn,
soli iiv Ai.r. iiiT;;i-T i:vi:ih v. nt.iii.
Fib.5, lftP.
rOUTIIERN C12NTUAL 11ATL-
WAY.
On and after Nov. 15th 1809, Trains wb
leave NonTUUMUKRLAUD as follows :
NORTHWARD.
f "i a. M. UnlJy to Wlillnmsport, (except Kunduy)
tortimtrn, tanauumgiui, ltocncster, uuuaio,
Htisncnslnn llridno. ami N. Falls.
iOW p. M.t Dally, (except Sundays) for Klmlrn and
IluCulo via Krle 1 tail way from Klmlrn,
5.30 r. Mi, Dally, (exceptHuudays) for Wllllams-
Pr " TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
ly.2- A, M.Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
I 11.10 p.M. Dally (except Sunday's) for Raltlmore
wnsmniriou anu I'uiiaucipiua.
KD. H. YOUNG,
Genernl l'asseiicer Acent-
Alkuld It. Fiske, Uen'l tiupt..
rpiIE CHEAPEST AND 11EST
BLACK AL2? AC A
NOW MANUFAClUJlEn M Till: TiHnr.K WAKP
HATrt AND CAW,
iiato and cum.
AND CAIH,
AND CAPS,
HATS
1 1 ATM
II ATM
PHfKNIX PEGTORATj CURES COUQHI
PIKKN1X PEtrrOItAL CURKH (X)UCJIU
PIItJ-.MX I'El'iUUAlj UUULD I'UUUU'
READING ItAILItOAD.
Monday, Deccmiizr 27th, 18G!.
Great Trunk Lino fiom the North nnd North
UVhL lor iMiiladolnlilii.Now York. Headluc. l'otts
vlllo, Tamuqua, Ashmnd, Hhumoklu Lebanon
Altentown, Eastou, Ephratn, Lttlz, Lancaster,
(juiiiiiiiiia, iic,,
i rnnia iciivo iiarrisuurir rorisew iorK. us ior
lows: At 0.35. and 8,10 a. m., 12,'A) noon nnd
I 2.U5 p. in., cuuneutmy witn similar, trnini on
I IVnna. Railroad, and arrlvlnir at New York at
12.15. noon. 3.4Uu.) ana iu.uu n. m. rcsnect velv.
I Htceping cars accompany tho 5,35a. in., and ll'Jt
noon iruuiH wiuioui cnuuge.
Returuluic: Leuvo New Yorknt 0.00 a.ra. and
12.UU noon aud 6,00 p. in. Philadelphia al 8.1
in. and 3.3tJ p. m. HieeptnK cars nceom puny
tbe U.IHJ a. in., and 5,'A) p.m., trains lroin N. Y,
wuuoui c 11 tin KB,
j.pit.ve iiuvriHuure ior iie;uiiuc. i-oiiflvine. in-
I inaqua, Mlucrsvllle, Ashland, tthnmokln Pino
4.iu p.m.. sionpiuu in icuanon auu principal way
Btatlonbt tho 4,lUpni. trntu connect! ur for Phlt'u
rottsviuo ana uoiumuia only, Aor l'otisviuo
Uchuylklll Haven nnd Auburn, via Schuylkill
nndbusquehuunn. Unit rout 1, leave llnrrfeburg al
'6tVJ p.m.
Way Passcuecr Train leaves Philadelphia nt
7,30 a.m., connect lug with him liar train uu EohL
im. nuiroau reiurniue irom iceauiusntup.m.
stopping nt nil stations.
Leas o Pottsvllle at 5,4(and 0,00 a.m., nnd 2,15 p.m.
ncmuon at v,m u, m., ouujuokiu ni o,iu aiui iu,iu
a. m.. Ashland at 7.05 a.m. and 12.30 nm Tnmii.
quauttJ,3J a.m., and 11,1V p. m.for Phlladelplila
UUU iUW lurik.
Lcavo l'ottsvliio via tschuvlklll and susnuc-
hanua Railroad at fe.13 n.m. for Harrlsburg, and
ll.:id a. m for PlnoGrovo and Tremont,
Readlntf Accommodation Train leaves Pottn
vltlo at 5.40 a. m., pa&tes Reading at 7,&) a. m., ar
riving nt I'uimueipiuaat lu.at u. m. iteturuing,
leaver Philadelphia at 4,45 p.m., passing Read
ing at 7.10 p.m., arriving at Pottuvllle at U.30 p.m.
PotUtown Accommodation Train: leaves putts
town ut 6,43 a.m.,, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 1,00 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Ueadlmr at
7,lj a.m., and 0-15 p.m. for Kphrata, Lltlz, Lancas
ter, Luiuiuuia, etc.,
reruiomen luiuitoau iramsioave rerklomeu
I Junction at V,00 a. m,, 3.0j & 5.30 p. m. returning :
leavoBchwenksvllIoat 8.05 a.m., 12.4.1 noon, and
4.15 p.m., connecting with similar trains on
Reading Railroad.
Colcbrookdale Railroad trains leave Pottstown
at 0.40 a. m nnd C20 p. m., returning leave Mount
Pleasant nt 7.00 and U.'Z&a. m,, connecting with
similar irniuH on iieamug uauroau.
cnester vuuey itaiiroau Trains leave imago
fiort ut 8,30 a. m. and 2.03 and 5.02 p. m. returning,
eave Downlnuton at 0.L0 a. in.. 12.13 noon and
5.15 p. m., connecting with similar trains on
Reading Hall road.
fin Umwlnva l.iltnVaiR Vn.lrnt 1 (Ut h .vi 1)1. T.
phlant H,ou n.m. and 3,15 p.m., (tho &.Ooa.m. train
running only to Reading;) Pottsvllle 8,00 a.m.;
Jtnrrhtburg at 5.33 n. in. and 4.10 p. m. and
Reading at 7.15 a. m, nnd lu.O p. m. for Harrls
burg, ut 7.'JJ a, in, for New York, ami nt 0. W a, m
nnd 4.23 p. in. for Philadelphia.
commutation, Jiiicflge, reason, hciiooi anu
Excursion Tickets to nnd from all points, nt re
duced rntes.
Imccuce checked throuch: 100 imunds nllowod
eneh passenger.
u. a, nituujj,
General Kuper.ntondent.
Reading, Vt Dec. 27 IbW.
11KD LION 1UIAND
to bo found nt tho popular dry gondn Morn of tlio
uudeislgucd whero everybody buy their
BILKS,
Ditnas goods.
FURS,
HUAWU4,
IIOMlKUY,
GLOVI,
AC, AC.
nudnny Ihiuglhat they want In the lino of dry
good,
M. P. LUTZ,
MAIN BTKKKf
OPP0S1TH THK COURT ItOUHH,
Iblooissburc, pa.
Nov. 12,'UI-t .
Tho l'liiL-nlx rcctoml will euro tho dibcasGH of
the Throat nuU J.iuikm. Rtich an Colds, Cough,
Croup, Ahtliinajliouchltlu, Catarrh, Kore Throat
HoamcnehK, wjioonlng Cough, anil numouary
'IhiH meuicino is prcparea uy ur.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
WESTKUN llAlLltOAU. Winter nrranso-
ment, Jan.17,1870.
KAbTWAUn,
LevtUbeiholtcTorrhlladelphla. anil formerly
r l'lio'nlxvlllo, I'u., nnd nlthouKh It has only
been ollcrtd for live years, more than ouo mill-
Trains lcavo as follows :
WBiTWABD.
Inn ltnttles havo alreudv been sold, aud the de
iuandforltls Increasing every iny. Many of I
the ltetau uruggists nuy 11 in 101s oi nvo gross, i
and not n few of the Country Storekeepers try I
nnfi i.rfR nt a tlmo. Nearlv everv one who has I
ever hold It testifies to lu opularily( und nearly I
all who hae used It, bear testimony to Its won-1
derful power lueurlng Cough. Wo nreconlldent I
mat inero is no Known mcuicuiu 01 sucu Kreuu
vnlnn to the poinmunltv astherhunlx rccloral.
It has cured eases of the most painful and ills I
11 nas given insiuui ruuei lusuensui cuuguiu.
It lias Instantly gtopicd tlio paroxysm of
Whooping Cough, and gieatiy snortcneu us uu-
miion.
It has eured Croun in a few minutes.
Consumption has been cured by it, whero all
other remedies had fulled to do cood. I
Hoarseness has been cured by it In ft single I
111RUI. I
Manv ritivsli'lans recommend lt.and others uso
It themselves and administer It lu their practice I
wuuu outers uppuso iv uevuuse iv uiues uwuy
tlieir uusiuess.
Wo recommend it to our readers and tor fur.
ther particulars, would refer you to4he circular I
around the botllo where you will flnfl numerous I
ceriincuies given uy jhtsohs wnu nave useu iu
It Is so pleiisant to tho taste that children cry
fur It.
It Is nstlraulatlngcxpcrtorant, giving strength
at llie same nine inuiii aiiuys me eougn.
Tho proprietor of this mediclno has so much
confidence In Its cuiatlve powers from tho testi
mony of thousands who have used It that the
money will Imi reltiuded to any purchaser who Is
HOC SUllSllCU Willi lliu i-iiccis.
It Uso cheap that alt can buy it.
1'rice Cents, Ijirge liottles tl.UU
It Is prepared only by
L.l;VI OllKIlIIOLTZEIl M. I),
No. IM North Third Hireet', I'lilludelphfa,
N. 11. If vour nearest Druifulst or Mtorekeener
does not hnvo this medicine ask him tOKet It for
you, aud do not let him put you oil' with some
oilier iiiepiiniiiun utcuiiso nu iiiu.ies inoru moil'
li.
Ac-Ac-
Mull HTATIOXH. vn com.
com, """"
0.12
5.1U
6.S7
4.M
i.ii
3.M
a.ii
l'.M
l'.M,
6.00
S.0U
4.1
4.20,
1,0V;
3.S0
1.21
12.SV
12.13'
5.io:
3.10
ISUW
12.X1
I.'.l
12.U0
11.411
l i.:n
11.-20
lt.iul
10.51
10.32!
10.10
U.S.5
0. K
11.15
H.4I.
8.3J
H. Ill
7.M,
7-JSI
7.1
C.!
A.M.
Via Al. .V K. lllvlsj
Arl New York. Lv
If mi jsarclay at.)
Christopher St 1
.........lloboken
Newark
...... Washington J
via Cen. Hit of N.J.!
...new loric
(txt Liberty at)
.Newllnmnton
... Oxford............
linugevuio..........
...l'hllallclphla.
.TrentonM....
I'hllllpsburir
.Mauunku Chuuk,.
,...., Uelaware.......
....Mount Ilethel
Woter Clap
,.troudsburg....
Hpraguevliro
llcnryvllle.
..Oakland ......,..H
Korks
.Tobyhauna
Oouidsboro.....w.
Moscow M..
Dunning .
Kcranton
...Clark's Kumnilt...
...Ablngtou ,
-.Factory vlllo
Nicholson. J
...nopuoiioin.
Montrose ,
....New MllioriU...
. Orcat llcnU
A.M
V..i1
10.1s
10.40
ii .a
11.51
12.13
12. 11
l'.M
t'ONSECTIOSS.
At HJnshomton with Erleltallwnv. Mall Train
A M.
8.00
8.00
8.15
8.40
11.30
0.00
11.15
11.4
11.U
7,10
8.45
11.05
12.05
12,20
I2.H0
12.4
1.00
1.10
1.20
l.:u
1.55
'.'.18
2..H
2.32
3.03
3.1V
4.07
4.15
4.3
5.15
5..V.
B. 5i
C. 10
r.M.
ey on n: uui eo or senu ut onco in miiiiu hioro I r.
uliero you know It Is kept, or send to Dr. Ober- ,.;;i,: tinit,
liolUer. Hold by 11. I', iuu Druggist, lllooms- iV"',' ll?i?,?iS?',M'lwl ''."f k,(!er1li
burg.nudll. W. Creasy, a Co., Light niieet. and I"'".0, n-Siuffi nn-
!rlyeW'ry.lr..,KUla,,atori'kTerli.C'olu1u. 'Tccn T,X Uo ffl
Ull. 1.01IIIIV, ' I
dto.io.'oii-bm,
Willi Way Train leaving Blnghamton for Owego
and Ilhaca and the West at 2.00 v. Ji.: also cou-
mviuiK wiiii i ruin on nyracuse, Iilnghumtou &
N. . It. It. for Hyrncuso, Oswego, Ac., at 5.10
and Willi Train on Albany & Susquehanna It. It
for Albany and the North at 2.80 i i. '
Mnll Train leaves llluchamton after the arrival
(3.17 A. it.) of tho Night llxpress from Uun'alo.
Aeaommodatlou Train leaves Illughamton af
ter tho arrival of the Dii v RxnreRH.1, nvi.. n..,,.:
St51A7ji0A' M-i ftl60' T'al" ''"BHyracuso at
'AtsJcranton, with I-aekawauna & Illoomsbnrg
It. It., und Delawaio & Hudson Canal Co. It. u
Mull Train from Now Vork connects with Trains
' 'iJU1.?"' Wllkestarre, llloonuburg, Dau
yllle, NprlhumberlanU.Olyr.hant, ArchbSld.and
Carboiulalc. Mall Train to New York, and the
Aecoiiimodatlon to lllnghamton also connect
with trains on tfieubove.uamcd roads. Tho Ac.
.UiUiitwuuu iiuiu .iiiigiuiuuon connects with
Ijickuwauua and Uloomsburg for l'ittstou Wv.
omlnir.and wllkes-llarre. .1
AI Manuuka Chunk, with Uelvldcro Delaware
It. It, Mall Trains from Now York and Irom
IlliiBhamlou connect with the train Irom and lo
. iituueiiiiM, aiuiiMiiiu uv uil HUlllOnS.
ures generally, for repairing the worn, . Atew llamptou.wltli Central 11. It of New
and Dyeing material furnished to suit, i"!8.")') for and from New York, mirabeth, I'lalu
ltltv. ami fur an v Him. In nr iv.lnr ' Held. Komervllle. Ac.
uiiu in inuiliig up t'liysl- ...vi-."""ii'isio", wiui juorns iv jssex U.K.. for
'iM,uuin,iurrisiuwu,lHlver, iiiicketts-
town, jWou. Ar. V. l. lIAMMfcAD.Kupt.
II. A. IIIINUY, Ocn. l'ass, aud Tkt, Agent
The undersigned would Inform tho good people
itlllliHilu.uilln UUU BUIIUUI1UIIIKS, lUUL I1U HUB
moved his Drug hlore from the old ptumt lo his
newiHsims, on me west siae oi juaiu street,
below Market. And that ho has fully replenish
ed Ills slock of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, 1'at-
eui .ueiiiciui's. j efiuiiiery, uuu luuat'u riouons,
-ALSO-
Coal Oil Ijimps and Lanterns, Lump Shades
uuu e ixiures generally, ior rcpairiui
vuiuriuv
nyiiuantlty.
1'urllculur attention paid lo putting un rhvsl.
clans' und Family I'rescriptluns, Thankful for
past favours, ho would solicit a conllnuuuce ol
me same, liemciuiieriiieriewsiauu. ou Alain
Street, west side, below Market,
dec. 10,'UKIin. KMIHAIM 1.
LUTZ. "
rpO CONSUJII'TIVES.
The Advertiser, having been restoied to health
In a few weeks, by u very simple remedy, utter
having sullcred severul j eats with a se ere lung
alleclloii,and that dreaa disease. Consumption
la auxiuus lo inal e known to his fellow-sufler-
via uio luvuii ui cure.
To nil who desire It. bo will send uronv
prescription used (fieo of charge.) with I ho illrec-
Ions for preparlug and using lluj same, wlileli
they will llnd a sure Cure fur Consumiitlon Aiili.
no, llronchltls etc The object of Uio adver
tiser, lu sending the I'reserlptlou Is to benellt
lheutllicled,auil spiead lufurmatiou which he I
conceives lo be luvuluahle; uud he hopes overy
. ' "i ii uhivuiiuu wiiiixjsi iiiein
liothlnc. and mav nrnvo ablesslnir.
1'urtUs wishlur Uio prescription, will please
address Ilkt. KDWAlll) A. WIMiON.
wiiiiamsijurg, Mngs Couuly,New York,
Nor. St,' w-1 r, I
fiMKER'S'H'
CTSrBESt.lM THE WORLD.tir
LSI ''.nril'
v.irn ushi i
ttHowaAcuctua ItsVH!?.1?'
New York Office. 27 BEEKMA1I BT.
HOOTH AND RI10MS,
HOOrH AND KIKIKH,
IIOOTM AND HIIOIS,
nonrs AND HilOW,
1100TH AND SHOPS,
ItEADY-MADK CLOTIIINd,
ItEADY-MADH CLOTIIINd
HKADY-M A DM CLOTH INO.
11HADY-MADK CUITHINO,
mtDV-MADK CIATrlllflO,
LOOKINtl-OLAfWF.S,
LOOKINO-OLAKSIX,
IX)0K1N0-0LAHH.4,
LOOKINU-dLAHSUH,
I.OOKlNO-tlLAHSIW,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
l'AINTH AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OlIA
PAINTS AND OI1J4,
PAINTS AND OILS,
TAINTS AND OILS,
(1HOCK1UKS,
llltOCHItlKS,
(IKOCIOKILS,
UUOCKItlKS,
IIKOUKUIIM,
tllir.KNSWAIti:,
tillKIINSWAItl;,
oi'i'.nNsWAiu:,
UllKKNSWAHU,
ItUIsKiNHWAKH
HAUDWAlli:,
HAUDWAIti:,
HAHDWAltK,
HAUDWAIti:,
HAHDWAUK,
TINWAltll,
TINWAlti:,
T1NWAUK,
T 1NWAKK,
TINWAKi:,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
F1TH
FISH,
"Sewing MachineT
Q.novun fe iiakku
I'ltWT 1'UKMiu,m
U L AH'1'10 H
HTlj,,
FAMILY
SEWING MACH1IH
m imotiWAV,.Ninvvi
'UK.
(1KA1N
(IHAIN
(IUAIN
(IKA1N
UUAIN
AND SCKDS,
AND SKKDH,
AND HF.KIIH,
AND SI'IF.DS,
AND SUKDS,
7.10 Chesl nut Hlrt I'lnu,!,.,,,,,,, .
1MHXTH OF l!XOl:i,,,,;!t.e
Uenuly and Illastlcltynt mt,.,,
I'crfocllon and Simplicity r,r Mn.1,1,,,,,
Ufllmrboth lhren.ls .llpit.. .
'"iviiiiib m seams i,y hni ,,, M ,
of thread.
" "' "I'piimiion lllin it ctuc; I
The senm retains lis i,cm,l' ai rratNf J
washing nnu ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of ,v,t tl..ne ijl
Sewing Machines, them Mm lilnri
most uenuiiiuianu permanent i:ral,Wfe,J
ornnmcnlal work.
-iuo wniicsi rreinliimsiii allllithuj
IIxhlliltloiiK of Hi.' Uniied MaiMjuif,!
i. .
nave nccii awnriieu inc timirr ,1
Machines, and the woik !ni' t,y llicm,ir)K.l
exhlblleil In couipctlUon,
ATS-Tho very highest prlw, THEcnoaa I
TIIK LEGION OF IIONUU, wns confcmil
tlio lepreseulalivu ol Ihe ()ruin a RilieiSn I
Mnchlnes, nt llio Expoilllnn I'ulverselle,
1807, thusatlesllnglliclr great Hiipcrtor.! n
nil other Sewing Marhlnis,
' () It II A 1, K
Ac.
AC
AO..
Q O. 31 A It It
havo Just lccclvcd from the eastern maikils (i
largo nnd well selected slock of
J) It Y ti O O I) R ,
COXSISTINU OF
t'nsslmors,
Jeans,
llcst bleached &
Hrowu Muslins,
Calicoes,
Ticking,
Tublo Linens,
Col I on &
All wool flannels,
tc, ilC,
A good stock of
Ladies dress goods.
Latest styles a patterns.
Spices of all kinds,
Good stock groceries,
(Jueensware,
Slono ware.
Wood A willow ware,
Flour & Chop,
Also ICltchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Hrass,&c, All goods sold cheap for cash or
duce.
lie would call tho attention of buyers to his
welt and carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept In tho coun
try, rcclti.tr confident that ho can sell them
goods at such pi Ices as w 111 ensure satisfaction.
Nov.5,'09-tf C. C. MAltll.
IILLEU'STORE," "
FUESH AltlUVAL OK
FALL AND WINTER UOUD.-t
The cubscrlber has lust returned from tho cities
with another large and select assortment of
FALL AWD WINTElt OOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owest figure, and which ho Is determluod to sell
on as moderato terms as can bo procured elso
whero In Uloomsburg. Ills stock comprises
LADIES' DltliSS (J00D3
of the choicest styles and latest fashions, together
with a largo 'assortment of Dry Clouds and Gro
ceries, consisting of the following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Ciissluieres,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Nlllis,
While Goods,
Uliens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
llollowwnrn
Cedarwaru
llueenswarn. Hardware
liools uud Shoes,
Huts ami Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umhrellus,
Uinkliig-Olassei,
Tobacco, ..V
Cntleo,
, " jSugurs,
Teas,
Itlce,
Allspice,
(linger.
Cinnamon,
NntmegM,
AND NOTIONS GEN ItALLY.
in si.nii, everjiumg usually kept In country
stores, tu which no luvlles tho atlenllou of Um
public generally. The highest price will li pulu
mi euumry pruuuco iu exenaugu for good.
S. II. MILLEHASON.
Arcado llulldlngs, Uloomsburg, Pu.
iMl'KELVY,
Ml'KHLVY,
MrKELVY.
Ml'KKLVY,
.lI'lvKLVV,
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'H.
CO.'S.
AT
NEAI.
NEAL
NIIAL
rsi'Aii
NEAI,
Nurthiiest corner ol Main and Market SIroels,
Nurlhivest corner of Maliinnd Market Sheets,
Norlliwesl corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwist isirner of Main nnd MaikolStieets,
NorlhMcst corucr of Main anil Market StrceU,
HLOOMSmlltd, l'A
lILOOMSlHIltO, PA
IlLOOMSHUHO, l'A.,
HLOO.MHMJltO, PA.,
llLOOMSIllIHH, PA.
HtON AND NAILS,
IltON AND NAIIiH,
IKON AND NA1IJ4,
IltON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
In largo quantities and at reduced rates, alway
on nanu.
Miscellaneous.
TI'OOMSHUIlGN01lMAL8CIIOOIiAND LIT
JU EHAHY INSTITUTi:.
110AHD OF INSTKUCTION.
IIENIIY UAltVEIt, A. M l'rlncipal,
Professor of Intellectual und moral science, und
meury una piucllcu Ol leucuillg.
Miss Sarah A. Carver, l'rccentress.
Teacher of French, llotany and omamentitt
uraiicnes.
Isaac O. llest. A. II..
Professor of Ancient Languages and English
uruiuuiur.
J. W. Fcrree, A. M.
Professor ol Mathematics, and practical ns
tiouomy Her. D. C. John, A. JI..
I'rofe sur of chemistry nnd physics.
F. M. Hates.
Teacher of geography, history 4 Hook -keeping
J". .A.. HD O RAM
Jil.OOMSlU litt PA.
Juno 25,'CO-ly
rpiIE LITTLE WONDLT.SEml
X MACIIINU, PItRi:,!'!,
jl ninKcs me en si e nii's-s u i iiitin
as any machine lu thciiiRiktt; a rUMxl
It; It rt quire nolustrurlloai-;tt)iukiiK.
ltdoes not getoutororiUr;llrjti Icnnl
the nncket: It niaki s an eli'Ksiit imm I
UNION SLW1SU JI.Mlll.xt.UiJtt'1
Nov. 12,'liU-2ni. 2.U UruulniJ '
ilgl'lUS llllUUM.
Hardware & Cutlery
QONFEO Tl ONKltY.
lniil.',V,!!'llflrs!'fu,.',! w!",la ""I'flfnlly dunonncu
to tho public Ihul lie has npeued a
FIIWT-CLASS CONFIXTIONUlti- STOtlK,
111 .tuoliul ding lately occupied by Fox & Wt'bll
.......w ,.,rrn,nni uirillMl Hit UlllUSOr
PLAIN -t FANCY CANIU1W,
FltUNCH CANDIIiS,
FOItEION & DOMESTIC I'ilUlTS,
NUTS, ItAISINS, AC., AC, if,
BY WIIOLKSAI.K OK ltKTAtl
In short, a full ussorlment of all Koods
Ills line ol business. A gieat variety of
DOLLS, TOVH, Ac.,
suitable for tho Holidays, Particular attention
given tu
UIIEAD AND OAK KB,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
U1IHIHTM aH CANDIES,
OIIISTMA8 TOYS.
A call Is solicited, aud satisfaction
guaranteed.
Nov, 22. .867.
James llrown,
Assl taut teacher of mathematics
Gr mmar.
English
Miss Alice M. Carver.
Teacher of Music on the piano and mclojean.
Mrs. Halllo L. nest.
Teacher of Vocal Music and Instrumental must
Miss Julia M. Guest,
Teacher of model School.
Tho FALL term will rmnmnnra An. 0 lend
nnd until our boarding hall Is ready for occupan
cy, on application to the l'rlncipal, students win
o iiiiuisueu wnu iiumea in pieasani lamiues.
It Is better for students tornmmenAnt tl.ann-
enlngoftho term, but when this Is lmpructlclt.
Jlliriu M inoa.
TUIE NEW HAUDWAllESWl
I lri- Tl ITU TTIHtt. I
. . , . . lr,v,m via
Jinvillg euiargeu oui -
OPENED A NEW KITIM,
directly from tho Miiuraclu'.lr
cash, on adecllulug markel.iv ewirfH-i
offer thn samo to I
FAHMERS, MlXHANltiS BUU'tfl
nnd tho rest of .Manklii.l,ag.wrai "xi, j
of tho county, at unusually I"? rjJ
All I hoso who nro deslrluusof pbk jh i
in our lino can save jiuue) 'j .w.-.-
isew liaruware niore. i.rnTiWj
Pleoso give us n Tw.VlliCl
Anr.ainfl-lvr Uiwiu..
Lltf-I
TZKKi
Jacou K. Smith.
MIT II A
SEI.
0
MNII1US LINE.
Tho undersigned would resiectfully aunouueo to
mo citizens or Uloomsburg aud the publlo gene-
luuyiiia no is runningnn
0MNIDU8 LINK
between this place aud tho different railroad do
puts lUlly (Sunduys excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South and West on the Cuta-
wissa and Wllllanisport Ila!lrol, aud with those
going North and South ou tho Lackawanna and
Uloomsburg ltullroad.
HlsOmnlbnssesaro In good condition, commo-
uious nnu comiortabie, and charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to moot or see their friends de
part, can bo accomodated Uon reasonable charge
oy leaving timely notice at auy of the hotels.
JACOH h GIltTON, rroprletoi,
Importersand Dealers In Fordi"
wmmF
mm, w
II A H 1) V.' A H l;
nttNH. oUTIiKBTi 4r,
no. 400 N. Titmn sriiKCT, ab.cai"'1!
FIIILAIlKLfill'
Nov. 22, C7-tf.
V II I s.
DEAD
LAZAItUB .t M0BBI
NE W 0 O A L
Tiik undersigned rei
YARD.
rpttnectfnllv liirnf,,. Ilia I
citizens of Illonnisburg nnd Columbia county.
Hint they keep all tho illflurent numbers olstove I
0 K
i, i: ii h a i' 1
coal and solecled lump coal for smithing
ses, on ineir wnart, adjoining M'Kelvy, J
Co's ! umace; wllh n good pair of nullum
2 inirisi.
, Nenl .V
on the whalf, tu ttiigh coal. bay. nnd straw.
Likewise it hoisu nnd wagon, to deliver coal to
y iio utnire ii, as iney puicnase a large
amOUlll Of COlll.t lev lilt riii.l tnlrpi.n n imnrlr. ....
tide, and sell nt tho ery lowest prices. Please
call und examine for yourselves before purchas-
iiib vieiviieie. j, w. Jii;rsi)i;ifsimT.
AUGUKTUS MASON.
HMIE uiulorsiu'iied will tnUo in ox-
JL change ior Coal and Groceries, tho following
iiumeil articles :-Wheat, ltje, Cum, Oals, l'olii
toes, Ijird, Haui,Shouliler,and sldo iiieal.lluller.
Eggs, Hay, Ac.,ut the hlgliest cash prices, ut Ills
-..w..,rf ,,,u., ..ujuiuuiR .ii.-ii vuuiyuiu,
n , J.W.linNDEItSHOT.
PEItKHUTKH Hl'lX'l
AND EU.tlUH'-l-
jll
Ouo oUliulli in will Is'iitlliei-'l
.iei'1""
MlHB A. 1-
BTA'rniNi:i!i
IlI.OOMSItVlUI
will li
ECKIIAKT JACOHH:
y E It O II A N I) I S E
NOTICII IH 1IF.HEHY GIVEN
To my friends and tho publlo generally, umt nil
kinds nf
DltY UOODS,
anocEitira,
QUEENS WAllE,
NOTIONS, AO.,
uio constantly on hand and lor tnlo
AT HAltTON'H OLD BTANIJ
IILOOIISUUKO, I1Y
JAMIM K. KYElt.
-Ijo, Solo Agent for;i'j.i-i' I'uosruATs o
1MB. Largo let couslaully on liuud, Ifeb8'B7,
l'l'.IJ. TO ALL OUT lit.' fur.
1 T ploymeut.we wouMmy that what wo have
... ' in . a uu i in, new mine or experiment, ns
those who linen OMtmi-r..! It Y..r ...in ,...Vi...
W e enn piovu to j on that you are sure to make
money faster llinn you can lu any other honorable
business. No gu ut talent, and but utile money
Tuiulred to stuiL iiaiicla v a, c, J
Nov M m Atih Klru'. I'l'llUell'li'm.
tint"'
iU
A T E
It O O F I N a,
u V E It Y VARIETY
MOST FAVOHAIHiR HATES,
JUim JHOMAH, AK) CASl'EH J. TIIOMAB
uox, -.77. Dloomsburg, I'a.
.uuide.wij'r.
Q.ET THE HIST.
juuuson s copper Tubular Lightning Hod Is
)til. K"?","!.'? K"'iW disaster by fliililiilng
everlMMiile, . Thu subscriber Is agent for Hi"
ubovo Invention, and all orders by mall or lu
' V. 1 uv I'liuiil'liy lllieuueu to.
May Ij.'Oi. E, U . HI DLEM AN,
"y ANTED. 100 Connacntliil Aeonts
It todlsxiseofaslock uf goods. None but
good uud icllubte iiieu wanliit who can keep
their mouths shut. Small eupital leuulred. A
fort uuu of 123,000 ijuai uutted to u man of tho right
stripe, Pnrllculuis sent free. Sample of goods
scuCfor ilSceuls. Call on or address1 "
One day only, l'il'k"y JN"11"
Ho ttllends for I ho piirpi" 01 "
i: At, .111!
1). Webb In lilting llm O u"
COW'S.
Thoso suir.irlt.g from linpa""1 '
ivi'1
Ion nre lecommcndiil ui aau
opsirluiill'-
(inn um.'i.i'A it l.'rt AND r.M'"0'
" " .....i. ...as
., ..nil'tlTOU''1' I
,civr.iiivi'i"""'
most I'Eitri:1'1'
osslstuice to sight e er iuau"fKl"
. n-i hi nsurwr''1"1""
i-mi'i!
and comlort whllu stitusi""" -
tl.oi:1esm.tl"u'"u'!""''
.... in
ir i.bnn.ntl.ui In nolliy I
u "u in...- . ,(
unraiK1" "I
employ no ifHiini",
thoso preleii.lluiltoli''""
for sale.
Nor. 12,'e-3m,
J, P. WATEH8 4 TO..
1V7 llroadwoy, N, Y,
ALL KINDS OF JOB PIUNTINO
.",yjL executod at ThiOolumuiak Steam
nibiiug umoe.
Oct, 22,'09-tf,
JOU
DuiN'riN"
Neatly executeii at this onus