FARMER'S COLUMN.
Atjout Driving.
Drlvo slow Tor a mllo or two, until the
horso gots warmed up, tlion Incroaso tlio
speed grnilunlly j If urged boyoud his
natural gait for a day's travel, It will
lnjuro hlin, but for an hour's drlvo, you
may put on a Uttlo oxtra spocd. Bo
careful abou t watering when on a drlvo.
Two gallons will refresh him as well as
fotir, and will bo hotter for him.
If brought Into tho stablo very warm.
lot him cool a Uttlo beforo tho blaukot Is
put on, for If put on immediately It will
add to tho hoat. If not very warm,
blankothlm at onco. As soon as cool.
clean and rub him down rub his legs
well. Do not lot him stand over night
Without boing cleanod and woll-rubbed.
Do not forget to food.
In toachlug a young horso to drlvo
woll, do not hurry to sco how fast ho can
trot. Kcop each paco clear and distinct
from tho other that is, in walking,
mako him walk, and do not allow him
to trot. Whllo trotting, bo equally
careful that ho keeps steady at his paco,
and do not allow him to slack into a
walk. Tho reins, while driving, should
be kept snug ; and when pushed to tho
top of his speed, keep him well in hand
that he may lcarn.to bear woll upon the
bit, so that when going at a high rutoof
peed, ho can bo hold at his paces, but
do not allow him to pull too hard, for
it is not only unpleasant, but makes it
often dilucult to managu him."
Tho Dyspoptio Farmer.
It is a curious foot that our dyspeptic
farmers, liard-worklng,carly rising, big
dinner-eating, though they bo, tako bet
ter caro of their horses than they do of
themselves. As tho horses como, steam
ing with work, you will always hear:
"John, let them cool oiT bfforo you
feed them."
Cut tho farmer who insists on this
treatment of his horses will sit down to
tho dinner tablo hot and fatigued and
commence at ouco to satisfy his cravings
of nn unnatural appetite. And after din
ner ho bolts off to tho field, fretful and
uneasy, under the impression that his
employes nro taking undue advantage
of him of n fifteen minutes' rest ho til
lowed.
Tills man cannot understand why his
neighbor, who cares for his stomach as
niudi as lie does for his horses, and who
vats at tho proper tlmo and in the proper
manner, and insists on every man
having a icst of half an hour after
luting, is so free from sickness, is al
ways In such a humor, and accomplish
cs so much moro than himself. Wo
havosoino farmers of tho dyspeptic
typo in every neighborhood. When at
work they move like whirlwinds; tako
scaicely time to breathe, eat llko a
hungry man at a railroad house, and
when off duty aro stiff-jointed, limping
about like spavined horse?, morose, and
as uncomfortable as our most confirmed
city dyspectics. Ex.
How Alucn ? How much better is
your farm than it was one year ago?
How much lovelier havo you made
your homo by tho planting of trees and
shrubs? How much better is your
stock of horses, sheep, and cattle? How
much of error havo you discovered in
your mode of treatment of tho differ
ent crops you have grown? How much
havo you learned from your neighbors,
from your agricultural paper, from your
experience in relation to your farm op
erations? How much havo you done to
aid your wife and daughter In their
household duties by furnishing them
with improved household utensils, and
the better location and arrangement of
wells, cisterns, walks, wood piles, cell
ars and dairy rooms? How much of
kindness and charity havo you shown
towards tho needy and tho helpless?
iiow much better husband, father and
brother aro you than you were one year
ago ? Now is tho timo to reflect upon
all these things.
Concerning Houses. To prevent
balls of now on horses' fcet--Let the
nooi nnu. iciicck oo weu neanea, anu
then rub With soft soap previous to their
going out in snowy weather. This will
effectually prevent balls of snow from
collecting on tho foot, which will some
times eauso the animal to fall, and if
not, mako his progress doubly toilsome.
For galls on horses' backs! or necks
ono of tho most effective remedies
known is an application of whito lead
moistened with milk. When milk is
not at hand common white lead will
answer. If applied in tho early stages
of.tho injury tho euro is certain.
To test a horso's eyes, look at tho eyo
carefully, when tho horso Is iu rather a
dark stablev ,Noto tho shape and size of
tho pupil, carry this carefully in your
mind whllo you turn tho horso about to
a strong light. If tho pupil contracts
und appears much smaller than in the
first Instance, you may infer' that tho
horso has a good strong eye; but if the
pupil remains nearly of tho same size
in both cases, his eyes aro weak, and
you had better have nothing to do with
him.
An excellent liniment for wounds,
sprain, bruises and swellings may bo
madeas follows: A pint of good vinegar,
a'plnt of soft soap, a handful of salt, and
a tablespoonful of saltpetre. Mix thor
oughly and bottlo for uso. This is very
efficacious, and is cheaply and easily
prepared. Western Stock Journal.
Old Cows. How lone Is ltprofltublo
to keen a co w ? I consider n cow I n her
prlmo (all things considered) from flvo
to ten years old. Some, cows hold out
much better than others, as with men
and horses ; and aro really as young to
all intents and purposes at twelvo years,
as others aro at nine or ten. Never
keep a cow through tho winter after she
gots to going down hill, or kill a super
ior cow on account of her age, If her
teeth are good, and sho Is all right,
without any signs of deterioration.
Cows should bo milked regularly, and
by steady milkers.
Smith was telling some friends about
a wonderful parrot, hanging In a cago
In tha door of a store on Btato street.
"Why," said ho, "that parrot cries
"Stop thief!" 60 naturally, that every
tlmo I hear it, I always stop. Now,
hang It, what are you laughing about?"
The English farmer boasts of an ad
vantago over his American brother in
tho superior character of tho roads in
that country. Ho is right, and will bo
for an age to come.
THE
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
A Story for Childron.
LtTTLK Charles was at school, and
though Just twelve years old, ho was
head of tho class In arithmetic. Ills
fathor had como homo from his work;
his mother was out that evening visit
ing a neighbor whoso boy was vory 111
of inflammation of tho lungs.
Charles, sitting with his slato on a
stool near his father, said:
Now, do plea30 glvo mo an account,
and you will sco how soon I will do It.'
"Well, I will," his father said.
"Thank you papa."
"Aro you ready?"
"Yes, sir,"
"A rich lady onco found lying at her
door, ono summer morning, a Uttlo
baby, wrapped In an old shawl. Sho
could not find who laid It thcro but sho
resolved to rear it, und gave it out to
nurse, keeping an account of all It cost
iior.
When tho Uttlo baby had grown up a
fluo boy of twelve years of ngo, sho
wrote out tho account thus:
A tmran Inr Icpnnliuv Infant three venrs fit
$100 a year............ 1300 00
Clothes for 11 years, al $SJ a year....... 210 OU
Food for twelve years, at ISO a year- 600 00
Lodging for 12 years at S'ii n year SOU 00
TAnnhlnir. books. Ac. far six Tears at all)
a year - CO 00
Doctor and medicine., when the boy was
111 three times, 110,. ami 10 - MOO
t'lMSOO
"Now tell mo the sum of it."
Charles nftera Uttlo explanation, bo
gan, and multiplying found out tho fig'
urcs marked opposlto each article, and
adding found that tho Uttlo baby had
cost tho lady SI, 525.
"How much money!" tho boy o.r
claimcd.
Yes, it is indeed, Charles," said the
father. "Do you think you could pay
as much?"
"Oh, no! I have just ono half crown
grandpapa gavo ino."
"Woll, but my boy do you know you
have to pay all that and much more, to
a kind lady?"
Charles started.
"Yas you are Just twelvo years oldjand
that kind lady nursed you, clothed and
taught you. I thought Charles forgot
who did nil this for iiitn, when ho put
on a sulky faco this morning, and went
so slowly on mamma's errand to tho
baker!"
Tho Uttlo faco was bent downward
and covered with blushes.
"Let me see your account, Charles
thcro is something moro to put down.-
For twelvo years mamma has loved
you, watched over you, prayed for you
No money can tell how much tlioso
prayers aro worth. When you grow up
you might pay tho $1,525; but how will
you pay mamma for her love.'"
Charles' eyes filled with tears, and he
said, "I will not bchavo so again, I can
never pay what I have costlior."
When mamma camo homo, Charles
showed her tho account. Sho kissed
him, and said:
Oh! if my Charlie grows up to oe
good man, I will bo paid for all." JS.S.
Star.
Tho Smack In School.
Tho following incident in a district
school is told by Mr. William Pitt Pal
mer, of Now York, President of tho
Manhattan Insurance Company, in a
poetical address beforo "Tho Literary
Society," in Stockbridgo.Massachusetls,
his native home.
A district school not far away,
'Mid Berkshire hills, one winter's day.
Was humming with Its wonted noise
Of three-score mingled girls aud boys ;
Borne few upon their task latent,
But moro on furtive mischief bent,
The whllo the master's downward look
Was fastened on a cory-book ;
Wbeu suddenly, behind his back,
Rosa sharp and clear a rousing shack I
As 'twere a battery of bliss
Let on in ono tremendous kiss I
"What's that7"thostartlcdmai.torcrlesj
"That, thlr," a little Imp replies,
"Wath William Wllllth, if you pleatbe
I saw him kith Thuthannah Peathe I"
W 1th irowu to moke a statue thrill,
The master thundered "Hither, Will I"
Llko wretch o'ertaken In his track,
With stolen chattels on his back,
Will hung his head In fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
A greaV green bashful simpleton,
The butt of all good-natured fun
With smllo suppressed, and birch upraised.
The threatener faltered Tm, amazed
That you, my biggest pupll.shoulj
Be guilty of an act so rude I
Before the whole set school to boot
What evil genius put you to't?"
'Twas she, herself, sir," sobbed tho lad.
'I didn't mean to be bo had
But when Susannah shook"her curls,
And whispered I was 'fruld of girls.
And dursn't Ulss ababy's doll,
I couldn't stand It, Blr, at all,
Bnt up and kissed her on the spoil
I know boo hoo Ipught to not,
But, somihow, from her looks-boo hoo
I thought she kind o" wished me to 1"
A Uttlo boy named Knight, whore,
ccntly entered thomlsslon school of New
London, was told by tho teachers that
ho must be a cood boy, and when ho
died ho would go to heaven. Tho Uttlo
bov was well pleased with tho prospect,
and promised to bo tho best kind of a
boy. Tho next Sunday no appcaruu m
his place, looking Borrowfulj and tho
teacher asked him If no nau uecnagoou
boy. "Yes," ho replied. I'vo tried to
be good; but It's no use. Tho boys say
I can't go to heuven If I am over so
cood." "Why do tho boys say that?"
abked tho teacher. "They say," rerlled
tho boy, with tho utmost simplicity
"thcro'll bo no Knlyht thcro."
A young lady, examining her class ut
Sabbath school, risked, "What la tho
pomp and vanity of this world?" A
little girl, looking up in her face, very
Innocently said: "Tho flowers In your
bonnet."
A few days ago a gcntleraau whoso
proboscis had been lost was Invited out
to tea. ' 'My dear," said the good lady
of tho houso to her Uttlo daughter, "I
want you to bo very particular, and to
mako no remarks about Mr. JenklnB'
nose." Gathered around tho table,
everything was going well; tho child
peeped about, looking rather puzzlod,
and at last startled the table: "Ma.why
did you toll me to say nothing about
Mr. Jenkins' noso; ho Jiusn't got anyr-
The Utlca Herald tolls tho following
story : "Two maiden fllstew, Polly and
Sally Heed, aged 85andB3, who lived
alono In scanty circumstances Iii Brook
field, Madison County, wcro found by
a neighbor ou tho morning of tho 12th
Jnst, Tolly dead on the floor, and Sally
lying on tho bed In a helpless condition
Tho latter died on Saturday. They
were both terribly mutilated about the
head and face. They had often beforo
had frequent quarrels on tho most tri
vial provocations. Tho weapons used
wero a pair of tongs and a stick of wood,
No inquest was held."
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
Stovos and Tinwaro.
N
KW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ISAIAH HAGENRUCH.
Main Street one door above E. McndenharVs
Store.
A large assortment or moves. Heaters and
RnnKos constantly on hand, and for sale at tho
lowest rates.
Tinning In all lis branches carefully attended to,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Tin work of all kinds wholesale and retail, A
trial Is requested.
ipr.v,wti
gTOVEd AND TINWARE.
A. M. uuri'-ux
announces to his Mends and customers that
continues the above business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURG.
Customers can be accomodated with
FANCY BTOVES
of all kinds, Blovepljie, Tinware, and every va
riety of article found la a Blovo aud Tluwaro Es-
tabllshmcut In the cities, and on the most reason
able terms. Hepalrlngdoneuttheshortostnotlce.
15 DOZEN MILK-PANB
on hand for sale.
N
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN STREET, HXARLT OFFOfJITX M1LI.IK1
BTORK,
BLOOMBBUHO, I'KNN'A.
Tit understand! has Inst fitted tin and onened
Ull uew
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n tlili nlace. where ha Is nrenarad to make tin
new Tih Ware of nil kinds In bis line, and do
repairing with neatness and dispatch, upon the
most rcasonaDie terms, ue Rllu seeps ou uanu
BTOVES OK VARIOUS PATTERNS & STYLES,
which he will sell nnon terms to suit nurchasers-
Glve him a call, lie Is a eowd mechanic and
ueserviugot tuu puuuo patronage.
JAWU 111. 14.
llloomsburg, April 26. 1867.
Foundries.
gllARI'LESS & HAItMAN,
KAOt.n FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING SHOP,
STOVES A TLOWS WHOLESALE RETAIL
THE CELEIlHATKn MONTROSE IRON BEAM AND
THE XIUTTON WOODEN HEAM FLOWS.
fSisflnp and Fire llrlrk for renalrlna city Stoves.
All kinds of Brass or Iron casting made to order
upon short notice. ..
llloomsburg, Fn. proprietors,
Mar.l9,'(J-tr.
QltANOEVILLE rOUNDIlY,
MACHINE SHOP AND AGRICULTURAL
WUUK8.
The undersigned desires to inform his friends
and the public generally, that ho has rebuilt and
enlarged his Foundry and Machine Hhop, und re
moved nil his buiilueSH from Light Htreot to the
above named place, where In connection with
his Foundry he will continue to manufacture
Wheeler's Railway Chain Horse-Power and
Thresher, (Improved), Carnell's Patent.
THRESHER AND CLEANER,
either overshot for Tread-Power or undershot
with Lover-Power, lie also manufactures to
order and IltJi up all kinds ol
MILL GEARING,
Circular Saw Mandrols, Patent Slides for Saw
Mills, tho latest Improved Iron Ream Plows of
dill'urunt kinds Wooden Ileum Plows, Double
Com Plows, nnd Plow Points of every descrip
tion generally used throughout tho county.
IRON KETTLES, BELLS
Cellar Orates, Stoves.Sled and Sleigh Soles, and
In fact everything generally made In a country
Foundry. Thosu wishing to purchaso Machines
would do well to examine his mncblncs, nnd tho
Improvements mado on tho powcr.by which at
least 20 per cent, or tho friction Is taken oil'.
ALL MACHINES ARli WARRANTED
to give good sattsHtcttou. and terms mado to suit
purchasers. All kinds cf ccuntry produce taken
In exchunge for Plows and castings.
Thankful to his friends nnd patrons for past
favors ho would still continue to sollett the same.
WILLIAM SCHUYLER.
Apr.O.CO-lf Orangevllle Pa.
Wall Paper and Fainting,
JMPORTANT
TO BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERS & TENANTS.
Tho undersigned would announce to the cili-
zensof Bloomsburg nnd vicinity that he Is pre
pared to execute
HOUSE, SI ON, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING
In all Its branches.
PAPER HANGING
Carefully attended to.
Btrlct attention to buslncis and good workman
ship it Is believed will ment a fair show of public
patronage
Shop on Catharine Street between Third and
Fourth.
MarJ,'C9-ly. WM. K. BODINE.
Insurance Agencies.
Q. L. O IJ E MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW Yomc.
l'llny Freoman, rresidont, II. C. Freeman, Sec
Cash capital over 2,000,000, all paid.
1. I). KOBISON, BLOOWSBUItO, PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Lucerne, Lycoming and Columbia
couutlcs.
Ang. ai,'C9-ly,
J N 8 U It A N OE
AGENCY.
Wyoming -
iKtuo.........
Fultou ...........
1 170.000
4,(00,OOC
800,000
North America....
City......
300,000
450,000
1,400,000
International .......
Klagara
1,000.000
(30,000
330,000
570,000
000,000
400.000
Putnam ..
Merchants ,
Bprluglleld .............................
Farmers' Danvllle..........
Albany City...
Luncaster City ,
York Horse, Death tt Theft..
SfO.OOO
03,000
1,000,000
Home, New Haven...,.....,
Danville, Horse Then....
FREAR BROWN, Agent,
BLoouanuno, Pa
maUCS-Iy.
For Purs Water, dm
tbia cel.brstod rump, .
OBUTCHltf.
entlrelj tlllelllS,
durable and rails
fala i .qoal to the
cood old-faiuloQea
IlUlT ST
woodan Pump, sad
rT"
eoit lait than hall tha
money, easily arrasgod
a u to U non-n-MilDg.
and in conitructloa soiimnl.
tbt an; one can put it up and
kee( it In repair.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW UAOF
Oct.!a,,69-0m.
ENTIBTRY.
II. C. yoWKU, DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services to
tue ladies aim gsntiemeu ui iiiiaiiuiuuik nuu v.
iMitv ir t. tirotinrftd tnattend to all the vari
ous operations in the line of his profession, and
Is provided with tho latest Improved Pokckxaim
Tumi which will be Inserted on told plating.
sliver and ruuuer u&se to iooje us weji as mi uv
iirttlilh. reoth extracted bv all the new an
most approved methods, aud iil operations on
tha tAftlli rj.rernllvaml nronbllv attended to.
Residence aud office a few doors above the
Court llouss, same side.
Uloomsburg, Jau.Sl.'CStl
HOWE K,
Lia-i opouei
i opeiied a flrst-clus
BOOT, BIIOE, HAT CAI AND FUIt HTOHE.
at the old Hand on Main Street, llloorauburif.afew
UOOr IlUOVe UiatJOUrb JIUUIU, Jill VUCltiSCUIU'
nwl f tlm vnrv laleMtuinl beutstvlpa ever onVr
i iyi the, rAtittiiim of Oolumlita County, lie can
accoinmudate the publlowltli the following eooUs
at the lowent rates. Men's heavy double bolej
atoga boots, men's double and single tap soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoga Hhoee of alt kinds,
men's fine boots and shoes or all grades, boy's
doubleioled boots and.shoes ofaUklndu, men's
glove kid Ual moral suoes(men's. women's, uoys s
,nrl mliiMOit luutlnir putt era. wnmeu'i ulove Kid
J'ollfch very lino, women's morocco UalnorulK and
calf ho, women's very fine kid buttoned gait-
em. in luon uouia ui an utwvripuuu uvvu
ir Ait Hawed.
He would also call attention to his fine assort
nieutor
JIATH, OArs(KUllS AND NOTIONS.
wiiir-h Anmnrisei all the now and Dovular vorl'
etios at prices which raunot fall to suit all. These
goods are otlered at the lowest cah rates and
will be guaranteed to give satUfuctlon. A,call
Is aollclfed beforo purrhaslng eUewhere as It Is
believed that belter bargains aro to be fond
man ai any ewer ptace m m oouuiy.
Dec. Q'ffJ
BSS.TAdS'-k
Drugs and Chemicals.
riifusix FECTonAL cures cough i
F111EN1X PECTORAL CUItKH COUGH)
F1KEN1X I'ECTOHAL CU11ES COUUU i
Cents,
Th n Phmnli 1 Velum. Will rum thfi illsrnftlM Of
IhoThroiU ami I.miRi, such nn Cold, Cotigli.
Croup. Astl.ma,l.roncl.lt.8,Ciitarrli,Horo Throat
jlonrienrnH, Yiioomnn wimg", nun ruiiiiuimij
uonsmnpuon. nn meii-ruio is prepureu vy nr,
IsevlUberholtzcrof Millndolphltv, find formerly
of rhcrnlxvllle, 1'a., nnd nllhoiiKh It has only
been offered for flvo years, moro than one mill
inn lmitlaB linvn ntrmiifv iirfn nltT. nnd IliA (la
mftinl for It Is IncrcnMlnfE every day. Jinny of
the Kciflii JjruKgiBi ouy n in 101s 01 nve cross,
nnd not n few of the Country Btorekeeper try
one uross nt utlme. Nearly every one who lias
ever "OKI mcbliiiPK iou popuinniy, mm ntmriy
nil who have used It, bear tobllninuy to Its won
t.ern.l power In curing Cough. Wo nreconfUlent
that there is no known tnudlcliio or rucu great
valuo to tho community us thePhcpnlx IVctoral.
It 1108 ClirOu CUnCM oi me inOKipaillllll 1UIU Ulft
trc.SHlng courIi, of years fttanrtlni.
It haw trtvnn InHtuliL rAllef 111 ancllB Of COUSlllUlT.
It has Instantly nlopped tho paroxysm of
V Hooping uougii, nuu grcauy Buunenuu no uu
ration.
Tt linn fMirjl rVmin In a. tnvt tnt mi in.
Contmmptlou hum been cured by It, where nil
other remedies had fulled to do good.
Hoarseness has been cured by It In n single
nlsht.
Many physicians recommend It.ond otheis uso
It themselves and administer it In their practice
whllo others oppose It because It talccs away
ineir misinc..
Wn rnnnminciifl It to our renders nnd lor fur1
lntlnss ii'i.itl.l rnrnr vnii In tlift iMrntllnr
nroundthobotto where you will find numerous
cettllicates given by persons who have used 1U
II Is ao pleasant to iho taste that children cry
It U nstlmulatlngox nee torant, giving strcnuth
at the same tlmo llmlil allays the cough.
The proprietor of this medicine has so much
confidence In Its curative powers from tho testi
mony of thousands who have used U that the
moneywlll bo refunded toany purchaser who Is
not saiisneu wiui wiu cucuin.
It Is so chenn that nil can buy It.
Price 23 Cents, Largo Uottlcs f 1.00
It In prepared only by
1 1 LU'i UUHIUIOLTZE.lt M. U.
Kn. Km 111 Third Hired, rillladelnhia.
N. 11, If jour nearest DniKijIstnr (storekeeper
does not liavo this medlclno auk lilm In net It for
ynn, nnd do not letlilm put you oir Willi Borne
other preparation because, ho ina.tes moro mon
ey on ftj but go or send at once to some store
where you kuow It Is kept, or send to lir, Ober-
hnltvnr. Hnlil li 1!. 1' l.ntx Drili'L'lsl. Illooms-
burc. nnd II, W. Creasy, A Co., Light Htreet, nud
nearly every druggist nnd storekeeper In Colum
bia County.
ileo.ll),'(i'J-Cm,
The undersigned would Inform tho good people
of Bloorasburg and surroundings, that he has
moved his Drug Storo from the old stand to his
Now Rooms, on the West side of Matn Street,
below Market. And that ho has fully replenish'
ed his Btock or Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, Perlamery, aud Yaukce Notions.
-ALSO-
Coal Oil Lamps and Lanterns. Lamp Shades
nnd Fixtures generally, for repairing tho worn,
Coloring nnd Dyeing material furnished to suit,
any quantity, and for auy Shado or Color.
Particular attention nam lonutliiifr nn Physi
cians' nnd Family I'rescrlplions. Thankful for
pasbiavourN.no ivoum uiicii, n cuuiimuuicu ui
ihosamo. Remember the New Stand, on Main
Street, west side, below Market,
dec. 10,'(W-3m. EPHHAIM P. LUTZ.
rpo CONSUMPTIVES.
ThnAdvertUcr. havlufi been restored to health
In u few weekK. by ft very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease. Consumption
is anxious to mauo Known 10 ins iciiow-suuer
pt-H I Im mrjinH nf rurn.
To all who desire It. ho will send acopy of tho
prescription used free of charge.) with the direc
tions fur preparing aud using the same, whlcli
tiicv will find n. mire Cure for Cons amotion .Asth
ma. Hronchltis etc. The oblect of tho adver
tiser, in sending the Prescription Is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread Information which he
Conceives in uo iiiYitiuiiuu'; nuu uu iiuij vwry
bufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will pleaso
address IlEV.KDWAUD A. WJUjON.
Williamsburg, Kings uounty, jsow xorK,
Nov.iMUMy.
Qio nnn a year and ex-
To uirents to sell Ihecelebrutod WILSON' SEW-
INO MACII1NK8. The best muchine In tho
woild. Stitch alike on both sides. UNK MachINK
without moukv. or lurtiier panicuuirs, aa
dress 25 K. Uth bt., rhllad'u, Pa. febU'70-tf.
POMONA NU11SEBY.
SO YEARS.
JCcnluckv Htrawbcrrv. C'oloshal AsDarairus.
Everybody can have the benefit of SO years' ex
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uaccs lor 10 Cents. It toll what and when to
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in
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confident he can sell chenner than nnv Furniture
dealer In this county. Material for repairing
Hofas and Lounges constantly on hand. Lumber
ur cuuuiry jiruuuuu uiKeu ill excuuuu lur luiiii-
ture. l ieaseuivu 111m a cui weioro iiurciuisiu;
elsewhere. WM.HAlill.
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llloomsburg. Feb. 2, 1S70-U
A DMINISTItATOU'S NOTICE.
21 ESTATK O V VALKNT1NU CIIHI8TIAN UEIO'I),
letters ot administration on the estate of V.
ChrlHtbm late of Madison twD.. Columbia Co.
deceased, have been granted by the Heglster.of
ix)iumuia couniy 10 rruuKiiu imnsuun oi
Madison township. All persons having claims or
demands agalnU the estate of tho decedent are
requesiou to mate tnem Known, nnu inose in
ruAnau Luiusimn
fcblT0-C'. Administrator,
EXECUTUIX'S NOTICE.
KSTATE Or GEO. KKLIJIH. UKO'D.
Letters lestninentarv on lhe cstjite of Geori
Keller, lute of Klkhtugcreck towubhtp',Uolumu!
county dee'd, havo been granted by the Heglster
oi tain couniy wnuban Kciieroi ribningcrccic,
Columbia county, Pa. All perso s lmvlug claims
HUU1UML 1 lit CUILUIU UTH ri'dUmiCU IU I)IU('I1L LllUill
to tho Kzeculilx In Columbia county. Those
Indebted to the citato either on note, ludemeu
mortgage or book account will moke payment
HUUAN KHLLER,
f eb i'70-6 w, 15xecu t rlx.
b b s fc s s a ft b b b s tj tj
TO TUB WORKING CLABSi-We Ure now
nreDared to furnish all classes with constant em
ployment at home, the whole uf the time or for
the spare moments. Buhlnesa new, light and
profitable. Perilous of either sex easily earn
from 60c, topper evening, and a pioiKtrlloual
sum by devoting their whole tlmo to the husl
nets, iioys and girls earn nearly as much us
men, That all who sto this uotlco may send
their address, and test the business, wo make
this unparalleled oiTeri To such as are not
well sa tutted, we will send fl to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, u valuablo
sample, which will do to commence work on
and a copy of Th i'eoptt's Llteruru tVmjm ten
one of the largest and lcst lamlly newspapers
published all sent free by mall. Header. If you
urnnt. ii0rmnniiil rtvirtlnltt urnrlr nilila-uaiu 1 I'
ALLKN iCO., Aujutfa, Haiuc. '
Jau.2l70.3iu
A COUQIL COLD Oil BOI1K
THROAT
uuquirea imnicuiaio aneniion, as
ncKiucioiicnrckUiisin uu incura
ble LunK Disease,
llnoivn's liiui.NrniAl. tuociies
will almost Invariably Rive instant
I'ulnr'rli, t'lnnuinplhe aud Throat
mseases, tney have a soothltitf ex
fect.
blnccrs anil Pnbllo Bncakers uso llitni to clear
and strcnutlien Iho voice,
OwIhk to the good reputation and popularity
of the 'iroches, uiauy worthless aud cheap Itul
tstlous uro oflerctl, which are aood ior iiolhlng,
ue suru vu uuu.114 tiio irua
jinowN-a iiitoNciirAi. tiioches,
BOLD KVKUVWHKHI.
nor. ll,'C9-in.
A Lti ICINDH JOB PRINTINQ
I J neatly exeonUd at Tub Coldhuuh Uteam
I rtmuai umes,
25 immm w
Rail Roads.
ULOOM8-
T AOKAWANNA AND
JLJ 11U1UI HA1L.KUAU
On andrwr Jan.17,1870, Passenger Trains vlll
run ns ruiinwsi
U0IDgr4Orill,
Arrlvo Arrlvo
p.m. a, m.
Ooliiit South.
Leave Leave
p.m. n. m,
Hcrantoiu
8,45
11.W
4.m
Leave
7.50
IHtUloll 8.11
Kingston ..,.... 7.U)
I'lvmoutl 7;H
KI.W
lO.dl
0.00
8.3U
7A1
7.13
Leavo
4..13
7.M
Ml)
Ml)
6.10
0.30
7.3U
8.10
Arrive
8.211
o'.w
V.4'2
Hhlckshluny,., 7.M
iicrwicK V.VO
llloom
Danville ............. 1.50
Lcavn
io!.M
Arrive
North'd 4.1J
0.111
8.43
connection made atRcrantou br the 10.40 a.m.
iiTfenMhWSWff Albany and
D.T.llOUND.fiup'U
pATAWISSA ItAILllOAD-
On flllll
V-' alter muni"li m-ji, u, loui', A.MaiiiiKi-
trains on tho Cntawlssa ltuilrond will run ntthe
foluiwing nameu Hours i
Matt Hovth,
8TAT10K8.
Mull Xorth
Wllllamaiiort.
Muucy.
Watsoulown.
Milton.
linnvlllo.
HuperU
Calawlssa,
Ulugtowu,
Hutnmlt.
Arr, 0.00 p. hi.
0.15
uep, mi
' 4.67 '
" 4.40 '
" 4.00
" 3.10 4
" 3.33 '
" 2.23 '
" 1.50 '
" 1.40 '
" 1.30 '
' 1.10
" 0.47 "
' l)M "
" 10.45 "
." 11.05 '
" 11.17 '
" ia.Zlli.in,
" 12.68 "
" l.tW
" 1M
" 2,15
" 4.23
Arr. 0.43
" 9.25
" auakako.
" E. Wahony Jnnc.
"Dlne.Tamaquo. Dlno,
iieauiuc.
" 10.40 o.r&.
l'hlladelphla.
I To Now York via. Head
13
lng or Maucii ciiunk.
Krom New York via. I
Maucii Chunk,
NoChangoof cars between Wlltlamsport nnd
I'Uliaacipuuu ur.u. iijjUjj ouy u
JJItOWN'S PAST FKEiailT
FIXOM rlllLADELl'IIIA TO BLOOMBDUltO,
and Intermediate poluts. Goods forwarded with
film nml ttesrinlch anil nt low rates.
floods, nt Philadelphia, must be delivered nt
miner a io s. nu juurKet aireci, for mil par
ttntilius. atinlr to
WAKE A IIOniNSON, Proprietors,
Aug. 3Ve9-tr. U. ll. Depot, llloomsburg.l'a.
ORTIIERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.
On and after Nov. 15th 1809, Trains wli
leave NonTncMUKRijiriu as follows 1
NORTHWARD.
73-3 A. Mt Dally to Wltllamsport, (except Hnndny) I
lori-jinuru, uuuanuauiua, itocnesier, jjunuio.
Suspension Bridge, and N. Falls.
C30 p. H., Dally, (except Sundays) for Elmira ana
llulfalo via Erie uallwav from Klmlra.
S.S0 r. M., Dally, (except Sundays) for Willlams-
' TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
10.25 A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
11.10 P.M. Dally(cxceptHnnday's)for Baltimore
waNiungion auu 1'niiaueipina.
KD. R. YOUN11.
General lnssenizer Aucnt.
jii.niuiJ lit pjsuE, uen i nupi.,
JEADING RAILKOAD.
Monday. Decemder 27th. 18C9.
Ureal Trunk I Ana from the North and North-
West for Phlladult)hln.Now York. Heaulm?. l'otM.-
vlllo, Tamuatia, Ashiund, Bhumokln Lebanon
AUentown, Eaaton, Kphrata, Htlz, iJincaJiter,
Columbia, tic,
TiuliiH leave llarrl.sburg for Now York, as fol-
luwni ill inm o,iu lit jii., u,w uuuii mm
.us p. m.( couuecung wuu similar, trams on
cnna. I tall road, and arrtvluc al Now York at
12.15. noon. 3.40 0.&0 nnd 10.00 . m. respectively.
bleeping curs accompany the 5,3d a. m.,aud 12.20
uoou iruini wiuiuui i-iiuiiKt'a
Iteturulmr: Leave New Yoikat 0.00 a.m. and
12.00 noon nnd &.0U p. hi, Philadelphia nt 8.15
n. m, nuu o.jy p. hi. oicvpiug cara accompany
tho y.oo n. m., and fi.OO p.m., trains from N. Y.
ithouicuauRe.
Lcuve Ilarr'jiburiifor Ilcadlnc. Pottsvllle. Ta-
maqua, Mluersviue, Ashland, Hhumokin rine
illlSUlUHU U. II, UU U. 1.11 I LV s.,UJ I
4,1U p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal way I
stations: the 1,10pm. train connecting for Phfl'a 1
Pottuvlllo and Columbia only. For PotUvUle I
UchuylkUI Have a ana Auburn, via Schuylkill
and Husquehanna ltallroatl, leave ltarrlsburg at
,40 p.m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
,30 a.m., connecting with similar train on East
a. rauroau returning irora itcaumg at u,ao. m.
itorrjlnu at nil stations.
I.cavo Pottsvllle at G,4land 0,00 a.m.,and 2,43 p.m.
lieiUUUU 11 L Ut IU., OllUUlOiilU Ul OtW UUU JU,U
n. m.. Ashland ut 7.05 a.m. and 12.30 noon Tama
qua at a. m., and 2,20 p. m.for Philadelphia
Leave PotUvUle via Bchuvlklll and Susana.
hanna Itallroad at 8,15 a.m. for llarrluburg, und
ileodln Accommodation Train leaves Potts
vino aio.iu a. in., passes iteaumg ai7,a) a. m., ar
riving at rmmucipma at w,m u. m. Keturnlug,
leaves Philadelphia at 4.45 u. m.. nasulmr Read-
lug at 7.40 p.m., arriving at PotUvUle atu.30p.m.
i'uusujwu Attuiumouuvioii iraimicuvesfoiis
town at a.m.,, returning, icuvcu rnuodelphlG
at 4.00 n.m.
uoiumma itauroaa inuns icave Heading at
.13 a.m.. auu o-io n.m. ior iDiirairt. j-illz. iancaa-
IV l t UIUUIUIU,U.Li,
1'erklomen 1U11 Iload Trains leave Pcrklomen
Junction at lf.00 a. m., aoo & 5.30 p. in. returning :
leavoHchwenksville at 8.05 a.m., 12.45 noon, and
4.15 p.m.. connecting witu slmuar trains on
Heading Itallroad,
Cotebroolcdale llallroad trains leave Tottstown
at 0. 10 a. m and 0.20 p. m.t returning leave Mount
PleiiMintnt 7.00 and 11.25 a. m., connecting with
similar tralus on lleadlntc Itallroad.
Chester Valley Itallroad Trains leavo Bridge
port at 8,30 a. in. nnd 2.05 and 6.02 p. in. returning.
euvo lJuwiiiiiKion ui u.u a, ui., noon auu
.15 n. m.. councctliiE? with similar trains on
ibunuiug iiaiiruuu.
rttx ti.,i,,lin-u Inni'u V,,ii! Wr-r nt R fUl n m Tll.U.
phla at 8,00 a.m. and 3.15 p.m., (tho ff.00a.in. troln
running only to Heading;) i'ottsvlllo 8,00 a.m.;
llurrUburg at 5.33 a. m. and 4.10 p. m. and
Heading at 7.15 a.m, and 10.05 p. in. for Harris-
uurir. ui. ..vi l in. ior new loru.auu aLU.4ua.1n
and 4.25D. in. for Philadelphia.
uomiuuiaiion, jHiicoge. seuson, bcuooi ana
Kxcurslon Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rales.
uaggnge checked through; 100 pounds allowed
until I'iianuiier,
U. A. niUULi.L.13,
General tiuperlntendenU
Heading, Pa., Dec. 27 lStO.
TTiELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
jlJ vi cnri-aii iiAjuiiuAu. winter arrange-
uiuui, jan.w,iO(if. ataius leave as louowsi
KASTU'Altn. WEHTWAnD.
Ac-
Ae-
STATIONS.
com.
com.
Via M. A E. IJIvla.lA M.
Jill 1DILll'llk lIV
itwt Jiarclau il.l
8.00
8.00 1
8.15
8.1-1
....Christopher St....
.lIoboken
NowarkH.....n..
Washington ........
via Cen. Illl. of N.J.
11 All
... new lorn
(bo( Liberty t)
0.00 1
1.2:11
...New Hampton
11.15
ri&i
12.15
uxford
urldgevlllo ,
....I'nlladelphla
.Trenlon..w
Phllllnsburir
11.45
11.55
&.1U
3.18
7.30
8.45
11.05
1X05
12,20
12.30
12.45
MM
lis)
-ManunUa Chunk..H
..ueiaware.
....Mount Detliel..H.
Water Oap.
12.15
12.U0.
11.411
,....wtroudsburg......
......HprnBuevllle, ......
1.00
1.10
11.20 1
u.imI
llenryvllle
Oakland
Forks
Tobyhauna....m
......Uouldsboro. .
........Moscow. ,
Duunlug.........
Bcrauton ,
...Clark's Summit,.,
...Ablnaton
1.20
1.3$
1.31
2.10
2.31
10.51
10.32'
10.1'jl
U.5TI
0.15
0.15
8.4 1
8.35
2.52
3.U1
3.45
4.07
4.15
4.11
A.U
.12
.CO
0.30
0.58
.40
10.18
&.VT
K.19
..Factory vlllo
10.40
11.03
11.28
7.551
T3S1
.....mcnoison..
...Hopbottom.....
M...Muntrose .w.
....New Mllford.....
.......Oreut lleud
4.55
6.15
5.85
1.25
!LU)
7.15
11.51
S.1B
3.15
0.5)
5.55
0.10
12.1.1
12.33
0.40
A.M
ir.u,
Connections,
At Tlinnhamton with ErleRallwav. Mali Train
from New York connects with the Kxpress.Mall,
Coach attached, stopping at ull stations, and
roachlm? llutrato the next mornlni? at B'HY
Accniumotlatlou Train from Bcrunton connects
Willi Way Train leaving lllnghamton for Owego
and Ithaca and the West at 2.00 v. u. also con
iiDcilugwIth Train on Byracnse, Ulughamton it
N. Y. It. IU lor byracuse, Oswego, &&, at 6.10 p, m.
uuu wiiu iiuui im Aiuuuy a. nusiuenauni it. It,
lur Ainauv uuu tue piorui ui .iiu i. M.
Alall Traill leaves lllnehamlon after thnarrlvnl
a. u.t vi me nJKut impress irnra liuualo.
Aeoommouaiioii irain leaves iiinenatnuin nr.
ter the arrival of the Day Kxpreas, leaving Uutfa
lo at 7.00 A, v.; ulso, Train leaving Byracuse at
8,15 A.U.
AiDcmuiun, wiiu uujmwunasa jfioomsourg
It. It., una Delaware A Hudson Canal Co, 11, U..
Mail Train from New York connects with Trains
for l'lttston. Wlikesbarre, llloomsburg, Dan
ville, Northnmberlaud.Olyphant, Arch bold, and
Curbondale. Mall Train to New York, and the
Accommodation to litnghamton also connect
with trains ou the above-named roads. The A c
commodatlon from Dlnghamton connects with
UKKawuuuH auu uiuuiusuurg jor 1 Jlislou wy.
ouilnr. aud wllkes-Darre.
At Manuuka Chunk, with Belvldere Delawure
It. It., Mall Trains from New York and I row
lltuiliamtou connect with the train from and to
1 uuiuieipuia, vwppiug ut uu stations,
At New Hampton, with Central H. It. of New
Jersey, fur and from New York, Elizabeth, Plalu
Held, Homervllle. ic. '
At Washlngtou, with Morris A Essex It. It., for
New York.Newark.Morrlstowu.Dover.Ilackelts-
lOWIl,l-asuiu, nn, v, t . llAL,14TKAL),BUpt,
41 .. iibiiivii uvu, a-tuis uuu 1 jit, Ageut,
brWSoudie
' i i3" t i nrv -
CBEST IN THE WORLD.iT
VrrMEN.ii
- -V..ilslt
ttun to "i A cism w vunii'
New York Offloo 27 BEEKMAN BT.
dec. !l,'ao-ra.
Dry Goods & Notions.
TMEW BTO0K OF OIjOTHINQ.
Fresh arrival of
FALL AND WINTEIt O00D9.
havii) liOWENHKna
invite attention to his slock of
CH KA V AND FA8I I ION A lll.K CLOTI 1 1 N H.
at Ills storo on
Main Btroot, two doors above the American Home
Illnnmnlinri' I'll..
where he lias Just rccolvwl from New York aud
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTIIINO,
the most fMlll.Uable, dnrnblo, and
handsome
consisting of .,-
1IOX, HACK, ItUUl.', UUNii u uiu-uiiui
CUAloAlJl'irjr.
of all sorts, sites and colors. Ho has also replen
ished his already largo stock of
I'AU, AND WINT15II SHAWLS, ,
BTKIPKD, KIQUKED, AND 1'IAIN VE8TH
BHinT8,CIlAVATS.BTOCKJ. COL1.A1W
IIANDKEIlCinErs, OLOVEH,
BUSl'ENDEltfl, AND FANCY AKTICLES
He nas constantly on hand a largo and woll-se-
eotod assortment of
CLOT1W AND VrMTINOS,
which ho is prepared lo malco to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notleo, and In the
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
and most of It Is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCXIES AND JEWELRY,
of every description, fino nnd cheap. His caseol
Jewelry Is not surpnsscd'lu tliis'place. Call aud
exnmlno hlsgcneral assortmcu of
CWTHINO, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC,
DAVID LOWENDKRO.
rpiIE CHEAPEST AND UEST
X
ALT ADA
now MANurAtrrunnD is tub Dooni.K w.tnr
RED LION IillAXD
to be found at tho popular dry goods storo of the
undersigned whero everybody buy their
SILKS,
DUESS GOODS,
FURS,
SHAWLS,
HOSIERY,
(JLOVIW,
AC, 40.
and any thing that they wnntln the lino of dry
goods.
M. P. LUTZ.
MAIN STREET
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
BIiOOMSBTJUO, FA.
Nov. 12,'09-t ,
Q C. MA It It
have Just received from the eastern markets a
large nnd well selected stock of
DItY GOODS,
C0H8ISTINC1 OF
Casslmers,
Jeans,
Rest bloached &
Drown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Tablo Linens,
Cotton &
Alt wool llaunels,
dc, Ac,
A goKl stock of
Ladles dress goods,
Latest styles A patterns.
Bpicos of nil kinds,
Good stock groceries,
Quecnswarc,
Btono waro,
Wood & willow ware,
Flour & Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Drass,c All goods sold cheap for cash or pro
duce.
Ho would call tho attention of buyers to his
well and carefully selected assortment whlcli
comprises everything usually kept In tho coun
try, feeling contldent thai he cau sell them
goods at such prices as will ensure satisfaction,
Nov. S.'CO-tf C. C. MARR.
jyILLEIt'S STOKE.
AlllllVAJj UF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber has lust returned from tho cities
with another large and select assortment of
FALL AWD WINTER GOODH,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owesl ngure, ana which he Is determined to sell
on as moderate terras ns can bo procured else
where in Uloomsburg, His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles aud latest fashions, together
Willi a large .assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of the following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
CasslmercH,
Bhawls,
Flannels,
HilltH,
While Goodl,
LI 111 us,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
ilullowwaro
Cedarware
Queensware, Hardware
Roots aud Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glasso.1,
Tobacco,
Cotrco,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usnalty kept In countrv
stores, to wlilcu tie Invites the attention of the
publlo generally. The highest price will bu paid
ior country prouuee IU exchange for goods.
H. II. MILLER & BON.
Arcade Buildings, llloomsburg, l'a.
CON
PEOTION EltY,
FIRST-CI.A8S CONFECTIONERY STORE,
....
In the building lately occupied by Fox A Webb
n i'iojiui on w, luruisu an ainus or
PLAIN A FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS.
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AO., AC,
BY WHOLESALE OH 11 KT Al L.
In short, a full assortment of all roc
his Hue or business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitubleforthe Holidays. Parllcuhtr alteutlon
KU
BIIEAD AND OAKEB,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
ouuibtmab candieh,
chibtmab toyb.
a can is solicited, and aatlaraction will b
Nov. 22, 18B7, ECKIIART JACOH8.
hyjEItOIIANDISE
HUT1CE IB HEREBY OIVEN
To my friends and the publlo generally, that all
DItY GOODS,
aitOOEHIES,
QUEENSWARE,
NOTIONS, AC,
are constantly ou hand and lor sale
AT BARTON'S OLD STAND
BLO0MS1I9H0, UY
JAMES K. 1SYEH,
n-AUa, Bolt Agent for:El.uii' Piionruan o
ins. uirge lot cousiauiiy-un baud. irebs'tTr,
PA.
Dry Goods & Grocorios
G
HAND Ol'ENINQ
OUANU OI'KNINO
(111AN1) Ol'KNINU
UHAND Ol'KNINU
or
WINTKII GOODS,
WINTER GOODH,
WINTKII GOODH,
W I NT Kit UOOIKJ,
WINTER OOOD.4,
PAI.Ii AND
FALL AND
FALL AND
FALL AND
FALL AND
consisting ol
consisting o(
consisting or
oonslsllng or
consisting of
DRY GOODH,
DRY GOODH,
DRY GOODH,
DRY GOODH
DRY GOODH,
JIATH AND CAPS.
HATS AND OAI-H,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTH AND BIIOEH,
HOOTS AND BIIOEH,
llOOTH AND SHOES,-
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
RKADY-MADK CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTIIINO,
READY-MADE CLOTHItlO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOO IC I N O-O LASS EH,
LOOK 1 N U-U LASSKH,
LOO K 1 N O-G LASS KS,
LOOKINO-U I4AMSE3,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONH,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OIKS,
PAINTS AND OIIJ1,
PAINTS AND OII.H,
PAINTS AND OILS,
P AJ NTH AND UlLii,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
OUEENSWAllH,
tlUEENHWARE,
OUBENHWAIIE,
lJUKENSWARK,
O.UEENSWARE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HAHDWARK,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
HALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
KITH
FISH,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND BEKDH,
GRAIN AND BKKDH,
GRAIN AND MEEDS,
AC,
AC
AC,
McKELVY, NEAL 4 CO.'H,
McKKLVY, NEAL A CO.'H,
McKELVY, NEAL t CO.'S.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
MCKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
Northwest corner 01 Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main und Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market 8treet4,
Northwest uorner of Main and Market Streots.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
RLOOMSI1DRO, PA.,
I1LOOMS11URU, PA
HLOOMHHUHG, PA.,
ULOOMSBURG, PA.,
1IL00M8UURO, PA.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILH,
IRON AND NAILH,
IRON AND NAILH,
IRON AND NAILS,
In lareo onantltles and at reduced raU. alwav
on uauu.
Miscellaneous.
n loomsburg normal school and lit
JJ ERARY INSTITUUE.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
HENRY CARVER, A. M Principal,
Professor of intellectual and moral science, and
i"wtj nuu iiuciieu ui leucuiug.
Miss Sarah A. Carvar. Procpntrpsv.
Teacher of French, Botany anu oruauaentui
branches.
Isaac O. Rest. A. n.
Professor of Ancient Languages aniLEngllsu
uuiuiuar.
J. W. Ferree, A. M.
Professor of Mathematics, nnd practical i
tronomy
Rev. D. C. John, A. M.,
Profe sor of chemistry nnd physics.
F. M. Bates
Teacher of geography, history A Book-keeping
James Brown,
Assl tant teacher of mathematics
Gr mmar.
Kngllsb
Miss Alice Carver
Teacher of Music ou tho piano and melodeau.
Mrs. Ilattln T. Itevt
Teacher of Vocal Music and Instrumental musl
Miss Julia JI. Guest,
Tcachtr of model School.
The FALL term wltt rommtnu n im.
............ ufa uuu ,0 icuuy ior occupan
cy, ou appllcallon to the Principal, students will
bo furnished with homes In pleasant families.
It IS better for Students tnmniminia,l
cnlng of the terra, but when this Is Impnictlca.
ble they can enter atany tlmo.
March 20 lSOs,
QMNIBUS LINE.
The undersigned would ros)ctfully announce to
luocuiieus 01 iiioomsunrg and the publlo gene-
imiijt tuu ue is running an
OMNIBUS UNE
between this place aud the different railroad de
pots dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with n.
several trains going South nnd West on tlm ntn.
wlssa and Wllllamsport Railroad, and with those
going noni, ana south on the Lackawanna and
uloomsburg Railroad,
His Omnlbusses are lu raod condition, enmmn.
dlous and comfortable, and charttcs reasonable.
i-erBons wishing to meet or Bee their friends de
part, can be accomodated upon reasonable charge
uj traviug tiuieiy notice at any of tha hotels.
JACOB L UIRTON, Proprletoi.
AT E W COAL YAH T
JL 1 Tun undersigned rcspectrully inform the
uua u illUUIIInUUI!
that they keen all the tl
.y HP a. t..e"-tnnere'nt numbe oXo'i
uuai uuu selected lump coal for smithing puri-
fMwn.lr "''K'' "'""'F M'Kelvy, Nen'l A
"thilrwhaerfWto' S,8! rtt'f H' ""'V 1,w"c"
1 iViv.S., w.. frf" to V'B'1 cou'. Iy. ""d straw,
Ihiu. ...l.n .1 , 1. .
amount OI coal, tl lev Intiu,l lnl-nna ,nn.,A.
ticie, nuu sell at the very lowest prices. Please
.. E.aiumu wr yourselves ueiore
J. w. JIKWIIKIIHIIOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON,
TPIIE undorBlcned will tako In
i?"' ty"1' Haoi,Shoulder,an J side uieat.Bulter.
r.KUS. llav. An.. Ut tlm liluliAcl .utl. .,-i..u ...
Grocery Btoro. adjolulnu: tlielr coal vant. '
.T W UVUIlIiMiutivn
WANTED.-TO ALL OUT OF EM-
in Vtru h wouiusny mat whot we kave
w..v. j vU i. uu uw iiiiua or experiment, a
iiiose who have followed It lor years will testify.
Vie can prove tovouibatvou nr iii-niA,T,,;iJ
can ,.,ove to Tun Thatyou S'lCTi
lu
tUonDTIlutert innvniimi,l.,,,.,ni.u. l ".l.T
renuireu to mart. iuniT.i v .
Nov.M.'Ci.Sm. 010 Arch btreet, Philadelphia.
s
LATE HOOFING,
EVERY VARIETY
A V
MOST PAVOHADLE RATES.
JOHN THOMAB, Attn CABPER
HO. "7. Bloomabure.
isuum. lu-
iuiit.tti.iitf-iy
Q.ET THE BEST.
Miinton's Copper Tubular Llghliilng Hod Is
th e best prplccflou against dlsusier by llglitiilu!
ever Uvcuted. The aubscrlber Is agiut for the
..,.t wuu.nuu uu uruers vy mall or
person w 11 be promptly aiteuriedio.
May 15,'ea.
K. U.JJ1DLKMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS,
AO., AO.
Neatly anU Cheaply Printed
From tho Laltal styles of Type at the
COLUMBIAN OFFICE,
Sewing Machincg'
GltOVEIt A HAKEU'S '
SEWING MACHINES.
Tho following nro selected frnm
listlmonlais or similar character, a it
tho reasons for Hie proferonco for the ri """l
DAKKn Machines over all otlit-i-. """Viu
liikoinoGrnvcr ft Biltn.u .
Iho first l'lnoo, beennso, If 1 if'j "j'Mni, ,
ft lirover a iiiwr, it answers tlis xm, "' ni
tho rest. It lines n greater Tarl"lv r C?',lii
it Is easier lo lenrn than nny otlior "Li?" !
Croly (Jenny June). nMrijTJ
"I liavo had aeveral yrr,i
wiiu n u rover j iiiRcr iuac line uhl.i 'vh
me reat satisfaction, I thlnklliat ul .h"'l'n
r xtarlilnn is morn tn.ilo .i.-!,r"etlB
two yenrsi nml fmiu what! itu0 S ti ,f0"l
lugs, und 11 om tho testimony ufVV'ut
friends who nso tho same, I can , 1?J M ttil
nnytlilng could be moro ouinploti orJY;Wl
siitlsfactioii."-Mrs. General Uraut ,
. . 1 ueiiovo 11 to bo His Im.i ... I
cousiuereu. oi nnv that I l,ou. 'i iqidkbi
very Hinploandoually learned! ui,!;,"' Hal
the ordinary spools is 11 greut a'iI.i
rum. tuiutij leiianie; i,l,,. ;""iHI
Iwora uenuiiiuiiy ! 11 Is uot iuti Iu"4
prZ?pAnK.
linker to them nil, Ueci!!is0 l'T-S , ! Vj"!'"
more elastic. 1 iinve work iiuw h t IT'I
third Street New York, u,"Ti(.l
"More than two-thirds of 01 11, I
1 Oiiolu my family for the lait IvojeanhEB I
done by (rover A Baker's Machine all T I
had n garment 1 ip or need mend s J, J,!?9 1
rents whlcli Irollcomo liovs w,ii V.W'f?'"l
I cloth, It Is In my opinion b rartlismi!iv!"l
ue!echer.tt"1' 1 VoSrleu,:'!
"Tho Grover A llbor u,..i. .. I
hns rendered In every respect tbi ff .'c".lll
sallsraction. It combines so hianr ndv..uwl
with bcauly or execution and mnont IfSSl
that It Is n necessity in every liouSiV- f?l
Governor Geary, Hirrlsbuig, pj. "
"1 Iinvehailth00rovor4r.uktrllv.il
r.ir Ii-m or twolvn Vfnr. 11, ,.;,..,;.."e.r,1l
house. 1 havo seen and known everrk HSI
lainlly sevvliig, both personal an "K&l
occompllsliwl upon the urover A Rakei mSS!
to tho entire satisfaction or all
cerued'-lllov. Stephen II. Tyiig. ,,re l
"I find tho Orover lint, 1 ..I
wear ns long ns tho garments do-onti.;,!i:l
garment, in ract. tuu stitcn will notbrtViTli
bias seams, when stretched. a niiien ,.!
neither does 11 draw tho work." (Mrs. h, A-I?l
lug, 1 East Twenty-rourtti SireelJ.New Yoit 1
. . i-Wo havo it Grover A U.ikerSeulniWl
chine forsoveu ycnis In conitaat uie.liemmlll
leuing, lucaiog, nnu cverytn iu that tin tiiZU
canuo ltlsptererre.lovL-rall.ftl.t, VmSi
I 01 lis durability of work, elastlcliy, anO iK,'!
or allien, ease oi movement, and slutiliois?
iouslructlon."-lMrs. Gin. lluei. ' a1'
1 hnousctl one ror tiiu last nhieor .en vm-I
and I think It is ilecldedlv tlm lin.r r.ii.'l
lug jinchine." JirB. Alice II. Whipple Vissl
Rov. Dr. Whipple, Bee Am. MUs. AssociauS. I
... 1 nno iinunn opporlunltyofdimil
lntiand uslue: oilier varieties i-r iiiftii-,..TI
very much pnler tho (liuver A llaker utfi,l
strength, elasticity, and beauty, 1 havismlnl
other inactilno hoslinnlo fn iim rr.t,n,..
ri i-nslly undcrstuod und kepi luorJtr.'Mial
'During lhe past eleven years I banl
hadiiGrovtr a Baker Hewing MaihlceluMil
slant me, nud It has never rinulrcd ttie leutiil
pair, I lake girut pleasure lu runmnenilliil
rhino for family use." Mrs, J,u. i'hj fe, IDsVea
iweutii btreei, now 101a.
"It Is so slmnto in its xtiiiftiintfc.tfti.l
exccedliiRly dllllculi to cet it out or rain, luil
v. ..if 11111a iim nnu 111 v-11 llll-ll-uail lad U
other four venrs can sew kitiikMit mmtA.l
without assistant o."-.Mri. A.U. Fos.lm
Rev. Archibald t. Fuss. 2il:lVi-ht.'iliirtii.ih.iMl
New York I
"Tho Grover A Baker Muclilno U uftil
beueflt to mauklnd Unit I olten ftel us ihonil
nuiiiu mi iiiui,utivi iu 11 iiiiipei 11H praiMrsiufUca
neur. The one I have tu id the platDCKl kind I
but I would not i-xcl.nliccltror lhcliKist!iK,l
Ivo I ever wiwot any oilier iuake.-l.li,wi!Mil
wiioot I'roi. wiison, 01 Jiouurl Lollcge.
"The slintilltlty or Us tonstructlo,Ci
ruclllly Willi which lis ui-c'is ncqulred.the twaa I
ly, silt ngui, uuu cinMii-iiy 01 iia suu.u,ana
litliiptablilly lo all kinds ol work, me oMfal
tlhich do not ell biloitti al once li nny tiler tl
r11ic. i'roi. iieusiiuw , 01 i iiiinion&eullliUr,
"My wlfulsdelltililcd with tier Gimnl
Baker Sewing Machine. Hhe 1 rtfersttie Urcrrl
A llaker to nny other sho lios feccii." Rev. A.4.1
1- lauci, L uiuiueipiiia uuiiiuieuee,
"Wo havo used one of (! rove-r A EitrfJ
Bowing Machlutslor about ten yeuis,&udcil
sider ltcnnuot bo excelled, llruim mnootul
was never out or repair, and gives verygonml
sallsracllou." Mr. l.dwln Hunt, HI.iterjl
uincugo.
Tho Grover aud IlakerSdWligMacbliitCi
liauy manulucturo both the Elastic btllclii&l
Lock Stitch Machines, and oIK-r tho pu&llt 1
ciiolco or thu best machines o( both kind,i,l
their establishments lu ull the l,tri:eclt.,ul
tlirouch agencies In nearly all townsttrouimil
tho country, l'rlco Llstsand Hitiupleiof senl
In both stitches furnished uu aipllutloatl
G rovir .1 IiaUer S. M. Co., 1'hlliuleipMu, or to
J, A. bOUAJ,
llluatiubn-T I
Iuiie2','lia-lv Mill
Hardware & Cutlery.
NEW II A ItDWAHB STOEl
. NK PLUS ULTRA. I
Having cniargeu our nioiw
OPENED A NEW BUl'l'LV, I
directly from tlie Maiiufucturers.purcaM
CUSll, Olml Ul'CHIllUg UIUiaci,vr ovr-
oner the same to
VAUMKILS. MECHANICS, l!UIUEI.t
and the rest of Mankind, a general . l
pr s ng all lhe itinus ami mism .-1
(n llnr.l Wnrn Hlnre. suitable tOtliel-
of Hie county, ut unusually low P';. J
All inosownourouwiuuun wi 1, LV.TuTn,' UJ
lii our lino can buvo Money uy lookluglua.u
New Hardware Storo. , .,..,, will
Please glvo us a YiBfi"yAN WAHBB.h I
Anr.23.C0.lvr Blooinalnishl
j. It. fw
JACon K. Smith.
g M I T II & HEIiTZ h iv,
Importers nud Dealers In Foreign anil IW
I
HARDWA P. E,
GUNS. CUTLER Y,
KO. 400 H. TIIIlll) STIIECT, .CAI.W,U' I
PHILADELPHIA.
Nov, 22, n-tr.
p U 11 L I C SAL I:
1 I
v a r. ir a 11 t. 11 lll'.AL r.SttB
Iu pursunuco nf nn order of l1' "J'mpI
DAY. March 2(lth lb70,at 1 n'W,,iii1
noon, Ilenben Bellas coininni " )t,!sl
Orungo Township, county of (-'.' "aJ
nosotosa obv nuu 10 vtuuuc,
u certain jtouso anu
LOT
OF a It 0 U M'i
Bitunlalnlha u.n ami nillltV aiOrtt"V" Kg,
. .-1.1 imnau'
XiiWEr,
strict ineasure on which 1 ereeteu
barn. ll" the Alato of said lit ul'. 5
"" township, ''JVl NLIM'
aforesaid. WELLINGTON 1L .. fi
1-AUniTTnCU nn H1I.1T. 1111 F-. "..M.T
..t.. I luiiriuoi uiu i.uiviiiuie ,i1H trv
One-I
COUt
urination or the aie, :,i.i
111 uue ytar 111 111 1111. iu.....--- . ...,i i-
liii.i,-.r ,1, tii-kt. linv 01 1"",..., ,ji
ntkl ilnv nr Anrll A. 11.. lo.e. ;.i,l o-
wvm uuu diiuij -lit tx,liii"
uiuugeviue, x vu. 10, io.w-v..
DOMESTIC ECONOMY I
niltvnTI
L.'AOll'M.l.lUi1!
A new.ihoop durable, bcallhy, J 11
vi fwiii mVEItlNO I
snb.lltuto for oil-cloll. nt oue-i
lIuMU--
I . . . ..l'lllllUlv
nuul wlili-li rectlvex f
h and paper :lurw la
nn if
mrw illiii.lv fctnrinil. uml dOSsy, SU"
lates next lu no dust! ltdot'i
laieaueillonoauslj ltuot- rPt:l.uu
not ri-4M":ji.
avuvt uiucu juuor uuu uv"",i,iiiaui'-.
I I WII II I lift Ullltll 1 1 ll-kia HTIlHIllCl'W 7 ...((111. If
J. THOMAS Y"f ,"',7;, ,r :."', ,-ucciudl'ui
1 liuwatul lirli.lil , in Its uso no iv"-. .., ruci
1. -..1.7..7. ..V.T.U'A r.VT... r..r wl'lir. ui".7,-J
ly uiiiiikui umerri iiwin-.i.'-'r.. ...iiji
tier OMinir liken niiiv 10 sct-iuv r ... imir
nas receuuy been useu iur w r,a vit:
eve
n for tniubu rnnfa. Hour bag" ?.. 11
pai
el.bul tl.u llrst atleiuit,clth''r.' .r.
luici,uui lliu lirsv mini. ".'"'.,.
A.nerl.-n I i, II IlltU tlirpCl u ...
lug. ail tuiitede It to be an ntli " ,,,, ntf
lu
1
at insuutucluitrs iiili't's. .. 1 msih1?!
-Ysu are lnllid itxtnii, : -v.ii,.'
goods at our atoro. MKLLi
tiiooiukburg,Dtc. nwu.
T70R SAJjE.
-X- . . . i.,,iinl '
Auoutnrtynvoitct m ut".
coupll:
but lei
lUlnvs ami 'll1bSl7:u,lit,,'
loollghl forourwoik, A ; fu'.'.i, Jf
tl
uhl forourwuia. " r" uii "
iti In. und 21u. IBii'ffi'SJoUl'
a uiljustutle liuniii rs. , Viily l ,
b 'Ihushiiig Wll"!IsJA'llJ',
dats
ktiarittuf
Hugs and
Alfco tibti
dtc. n.'cs-if,