THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
FARMER'S COLUMN.
Farm-Yard Song.
11 v J.T, Tnownntoai.
Over the hill the rami boy goes,
111 shadow lengthens Along Ih land ,
A giant stuff lu rt giant hand I
In tho poplar trees above the sprlug,
The katydid begins to sing)
Tho early dews are ailing I
lntothestonoheapdartsthomlnki i
Tho swallows iklm the river's brink ;
Aud home to the woodland fly the crows.
When over the hill the farm-boy goes,
Cheerily calling
"Co,' boss 1 co', boss I co' 1 oo' 1 co' I"
Farther, farther oyer the hill,
Faintly calling, calling, still
"Co", boss 1 co', bossl co',1 co' I"
Into the yard the farmer goes,
With grateful heart at the dose of day ;
Harness and chain arc hang away i
In the wagon-shed stand yoko aud plow ;
The slraw'a In the stack, the hay In the mow,
Tho cooling dews are falling;
The friendly sheep his welcome bleat,
The pigs come granting to his feet.
Whinnying mare her master knows,
When Into the yapj the farmer goes,
Ills cattle calling
'Co', boss! co', boss I oo'l co t co I'
While still the cow boy, far away,
Goes seeking those that have gone astray,
"Co', boss I co', boss I col cot col"
Now to her task the milkmaid goes,
The cattle como crowding through the gate.
Lowing, pushing, little and great;
About the trough, by the farm yard pump,
The frollcksome yearlings frisk aud Jump,
While the pleasant dews are falling.
Tho new milch hotter ts quick and shy,
But the old cow waits with tranquil eyo ;
And the whlto stream Into tho while pall flows
When to her task the milkmaid goes,
Soothingly calling
"Ho boss I so, boss t sol so t"
Tho cheerful milkmaid takes her stool.
And sits aud milks in tho twilight cool,
Saying, "Bo, bossl so, boss I sot sol"
To snpper at last the farmer goes,
The apples are pared, the paper read,
The stories are told, then all to bed;
Without the crickets' ceaseless song,
Makes shrill the silence all night long;
The heavy dews are falling,
The housewife's hand has turned tho lock ;
Drowsily ticks the kitchen clock,
The household sinks to deep repose;
Hut sllll tho farm boy goes,
Hinging, calling
"Co boss I co', boss t co t co t co I
An on the milkmaid, In her dreams,
Drums In the pall with flashing streams.
Murmuring, -'Ho, bossl sol"
Atlantic Almanac.
Hoot Crops for Feeding.
Wo bclirJVo thoro Is a steady increase
in tho cultivation of turnips, parsnips,
beets, and carrots, for feeding cattle.
Intelligent men who havo tried tho ex
periment fairly ate not content to go
back again to feeding with hay and
grain exclusively. There is a great
craving among cattlo for something
succulent and Juicy in tho winter, that
is best met by theso roots. The animals
thrivo better, and other food goes fur
ther, for this chango in the diet. "We
havo no doubt that the cultivation of
roots as field crops would oxtend much
moro rapidly if farmers know how
easily they could bo raised. With suit
able implements nearly nil tho culti
vation can bo done by horse power.
The only occasion for tho hand hoe Is
in tho first weeding and in thinning out
tho plants to make a good stand. Old
ground Is. better than a fresh turned sod,
as tho soil needs to bo finely pulverized.
Wo have always had tho best results
from deep plowing and subsoiling.
Fine compost or concentrated fertili
zers should bo used, ono-half plowed in
and tho other half sown broadcast and
harrowed In. It is a help to soak beet,
carrot and parsnip seed for a day or
two before sowing. Then mix them
with superphosphate of Iimo, and sow
with a drill. Tho young plants make
their appearance beforo tho weeds, and
tho rows aroso strongly marked that
they can bo hoed out with very little
labor. Tho cultivator should bo started
between tho rows as soon as tho plants
are visible, very much labor is saved
and larger crops are realized by timely
and frequently cultivations. Stir the
ground between tho rows every ten
days until the plants get -possession
Tarsnips should bo put in early in the
spring. Carrots sown Juno 8th make a
good crop in the latitude of .Now York,
and Ilutabagas and Wlilto French tur
nips may be delayed until July 1st. It
is easy to raise from COO to 1000 bushels
of roots to tho acre at an expense of not
moro than 15 cents a bushel. Try an
acre of roots. tinier. Agr.
Usoful Hints.
A bit ofgluo dissolved In skim milk
will restore crape.
Hlbbons of every kindshould bo wash
ed in cold suds and rinsed.
If your flat Irons aro rough rub thorn
with fine salt and it will make them
perfectly smooth.
If you aro buying a carpet for dura
bllity chooso small figures.
A bit of soap rubbed on tho hinge of a
door will provent Its creaking.
Scotch snuff put in hole whero crick
ets come out will destroy them.
Wood nshes and common salt wet
with water will provent tho cracking of
a stove.
Btronglyo put inhard water wlllmako
It soft as rain water.
Haifa cranberry, it Is said bound on
a corn will soon kill It.
Cold Ouatard.
Sweden to your taste, ono quart of
iniiK wiin wnito sugarjstlr into it a
tablospoonful of wlno In which a rrm.
net has beon soaked : if this does not
flavor tho milk sufficiently add more
wlno without the ronuct ; or, if tho uso
of winoisnn objection, tho rennet may
bosoeked In water. In warm weather
ono hour before His to bo served will
bo the proper time to make Jt, as It is
noi goou lr tlio curd Is hard. As soon
as tho rennet is put into tho milk stir it
iu cups to coagulate. Or you may servo
inn a glass uowj. it Is to bo eaten with
cream,
It may be inado as abovo directed,
without the sugar, and served with
sweetened cream and grated nutmeg.
A few years agolt wasstated In some
of tho agricultural papers that four
quarts of alr-slacked lime, applied to a
ton of clover hay would prevent Its
heating Iu tho mow if cot in half cured.
I tried It on my clover, putting it Into
tho barn In n condition that It would
not have kept a week without thollmo,
uiid Jt cnuio out In tho winter as nlco as
any hay I over saw.
Potatoes tire, as a geuentl thing,
worked too much. Ono harrowlojr, after
they nroabout two Inches high, with the
(jack or Iho harrow, to Jovel ground
anu to destroy weeds, then two plow-
Ings is enoughj but they should not bo
limed up Jt injures Iho vine, and, Jn
our opinion, causes the rot many times
Hhrn it might bo avoided.
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Dllly Flaying School.
iiy it. F. El 1,1, A.
"There, nowl If that Isu't Just too
badl When I worked all this long day,
till almost dinner (lino, dro'ful hard, to
getall my children ready to go to school;
and now mamma says maybo perhaps
somo company might como, and I bet
tertako my playthings up-stalrs. Play-
things! H'mt Just as though I couldn't
havo lots of boys and girls, nnd send
them to school, nnd not havo them bo
playthingil
"I'm tho echoolmistrcss, now, I be:
andl'vogol mo two sticks little ones,
not as big as mama's groat one 'causo
I p'sumo sorao of thonnughtlest ones
will havo to bo punished.
"It'll tnako mo feel real had, I know;
but I'sposo I must, If they don't bo
careful. Oh! I must havo somo names
for them, or olso I shan't know who
tho naughty ones aro.
'Now you great wax doll, that got
all tho hair molted off ono sldo of your
head when you fell on tho stovo, your
nanio is Sturm Mnriu Ann Jano Ami
strong. "Oh, my! that's such it long namo,
Mm'frald I can't member names enough
to go round, 'causo I'vo got n big china
one, nnd fee llttlo china ones, and a
wooden boy, and two tin soldiers, and
a candy boy that whistles. 1 6hall havo
to whip him I know I shall 'causo ho
makes a nolso Just as easy iw nothing.
And then tho baker gavo mo a ginger
bread boy, that is a poor llttlo lamo
boy, 'causo I bit one leg off, to soo If It
was swcctl
"Then I made ono with mama's hau'
chief and a ball of yarn, and two with
my aprons; and I'vo got over so many
paper ones, too, nnd ono great long
class, all taking hold of hands. That's
what Kato cut out for mo. Oh, doar!
I don't know how I shall over get along
with so many. It Is such a great 'spoil-
slbll'y. I heard papa say so.
"I know what I'll call that ono that
wears such n dirty dress, and goes bar'
foot. That's Maggie Flynnl It looks
Just llko sho does when sho goes by and
pulls off mamma's roses through tho
fence. And thoonowith thorcd checks,
that I put somo paint on, I'll call her
Nancy, 'causo I know ono Miss Nancy
that always has red checks on when
sho goes to meetin'.
"And this ono with her faco almost
rubbed out I think you'd hotter bo
'Mandy Miles. Mandy 's always crying,
and I guess sho'll get her faco nil rubbed
out somo time, nnd then sho'll look
llko you. And this llttlo gingerbread
boy, I don't know whether to call him
Swcot William or Jimmy Bond. I
know t poor llttlo lamo boy, and Mi
namo Is Jimmy Bond, an d his mamma
says ho isjust tho sweetest llttlo boy
that ever wa3. I do 'claro I guess his
mamma bit his leg and mado him lame,
elso how did sho know he was so sweet?
Surel I never thought of that beforcl
"I'spcct I must, call tho ono I mado
out of my apron 'Dllly,1 'cause It's all
mo, only tho cob I put In to mako it
sit up straight, and 1 don't need my
namo now, 'causo mlno is Missis
Schoolmistress. I guess this wooden
ono won't learn much, 'causo I think
he must bo a blockhead!
"Now you that aro on tho fablo,
'mo mber you is tho first class, 'causo
you aro tho highest up ; aud all you
that aro In the window aro tho next
clas3, and the primer class may stay
in the chairs.
"Oh, my! if hero isu't my kitty!
Now I'll Just run nnd get mamma's
glasses aud put 'em on her, and sho'll
mako a nice 'mltty man. I saw where
mamma put her glasses, and sho won't
know if I get them, 'causo sho novcr
wears them if sho is goln' to havo
comp'ny. Thoro, now, kitty; you sit
right iu tho big chair, and hear my
chll'ron spell.
"You great Susan Maria Ann or
something, your may spell 'horse.'
Say b,' 's,' 'm,' 'a,' 't,"p'andl guess
that will spell horso and carralge, 'too,
p'r'hap3.
" Now that littio teaily mito of a
china doll, that didn't havo any name,
moy spell 'bird.' No! that's too largo
n word; you may spell "caterpillar'
that's; smaljer! I guess Iwou't hear any
moro spelling, but I'll havo a class lit
goog'fy now. I know lots of geog'fy.
I heard Johnny sayln' it out of his big
book.
'Now, then, Dllly, what State do
you livolny "Mertcanl" That's right;
and wheredocsGrandma Fletcher live?
'Don't knowl" Well I shall havo to
punish you, If you don't know that.
I'm 'shamedof youl know! Sho Hvos
In Undo John's great red house, way
up In tho country. Now, you must
'member next time.
"Mandy, what you think is tho big
gest placeln till tllo world? 'New York!'
Yes, indeed! guess it Is; 'cause every
body koops goln thero most nil tho
time.
" Now, you llttlo gingerbread Jimmy,
which of y our hands is tho Eastt 'That
one.' well, nnd Is tho back sldo of
your head North or South? 'Don't
knowl H'm Jdo. It is always North
behind you, and South Itfront of you.
Johnny's book says sol
"Now, Nancy, what you llvo on?
'Tho earth.' What is tho earth mado
of? 'Dirt and water. What is there
at both ends of It? 'Somo potest' And
what goes round themlddloof It? 'A
icrum-fmcel Why Nancy, you'vo got
your lesson splendid. You'Uho at tho
head nnd havo tho meddle!
"Now, I'll hearthoclassln'rlthmetlc.
Susan Ann, If you had two apples, and
Johnny el ght, nnd Mary flvo, how
many should I have? 'Ticenty-im-tlx!'
That's right. Well, If I gavo them all
a way but one, how many should I havo
toft? 'Not any!' How many is ono
and two? 'Iiucklorny shoo ce und
four open tho doorl' That's right
You'vo got your lesson so well you need
not say tho rest of It.
"Now, wo must slngabout 'Mary had
a llttlo lamb,' and then wo'U bo 'amlssed
and have noon, 'cnuso I'bo awful tired,
and hungry, too; and I guess I shan't
be Bflioolmlslrees any more to-day.
"Oh, dear mo I I forgot all npout my
'mltty man, nnd he's lunnednwny with
mamma's glasses sticking right on his
head, and I don't know whero ho has
gonoto. Kilty! kitty I kitty I Oh, hero,
you aro, drinking your milk, and you'vo
dropped your glasses right luto tho sau
cer. Ido'clarol Now I shall havo to
wath them. Dear mo! I shan't ulay
with you any moro to-day, now you'vo
mado mo so much boddcr. I'm going
to lielp mamma get ready for com'ny
this afternoon." DtmoreU'i Yoima
America,
Stoves and Tinware
N
EV STOVK AND TIN SHOP.
ISAIAH UAUENllUCH,
Mftlu Btreet ono door ribovo V Momleii hnll's
A largo fiRiortnicnt of Htnvei, Heaters nnd
ItntiRoi ronutflntly on liaml, ftiul for mile ut llio
lowc-Ht rntca.
Tinuliig In nit Us brnnchPH carefully ntlomUtUo,
mid sMUfiictlon RuaruuU'til,
Tin work of nil kltuU w holi-Kulo nml retail, A
iriru u rrqncBieii.
Apr.tt.tiJtf
TOVES AND TIN WAKE.
A. m. lturisivr
auuouucos to his frleuds and customers that
continues the abovo business at his old place on
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURO.
Customers can be accomodated with
FANCY STOVES
of nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of article found In a Stovo nnd Tlnwara Es
tablishment In tho cities, nnd on tho most reason
able terms. llepnlrlnsUon'oatthoshorleetnotlce,
25 DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hand for sale.
N
KW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
OH MAIM STREET, NEARLY 01T0SITK WII.LK11
8T0IIR,
BLOOMSnUHG, TENN'A.
The undersigned has Just fitted up and opened
It If now
STOV13 AND TIN SHOP,
n tli In olnee. whero ho Is pre pa retl to moke uii
new Tin Waiik of nil kind in his Hue, nnd do
repairing wiui neatness nnu uwpnicn, upon lue
must rensouabltj terms, lie also keeps on haud
BTOVE3 OF VARIOUS I'ATTKltNS & STYLES,
which ho will sell unon terms to suit purchaser,
fit vn him n mil. Hols n uchhI mrrliniilc. nnil
deserving of tliopuhllo patronage.
J! loom s bur;, April 116, 1S67.
Foundries.
s
HAIUVLESS A IIAUjtfAN,
KACILU FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING bltOF,
STOVES &. TLOWS WHOLESALE & RETAIL
TIIK CELEBRATED MONTROSE IRON I1BAM AND
TUB HUTTON WOODEN REAM r LOW'S.
Castings and Flro Brick for rennlrlntr city Stoves.
All kinds or Brass or Iron casting muilo to order
upon short notice.
it. r. niiAiii iico.-) is x-tO.iiAu.HAfl,
nioomsburc. l'a. I'ronrletors.
Mur.l9,'0Si-tf.
0
KANGEVIIjIjIS foundry,
MACIIINK BII01 AND AUU1CULTUUAL
WU11KM.
Tho undersigned desires to Inform liU filtnds
nnd the publlo generally, that ho has rebuilt and
emargeu ins rounury nuu uciainuaiaujt.niHi re
moved nil his business from Light Utreet to tho
above namod place, where in connection with
msi'uunury no win conunuo 10 inanuiacuiro
Whnnler's Rnllwav Chain II orse-l'ower nnd
Thresher, (Improved), (. 'am ell's l'a tent.
TIIUESUEIt AND CLEANER,
either overshot for Tread-Vower or uudeishol
with Lever-Power, lie also manufactures to
order and 11 ta up all kinds of
MILL Q E A It I N G ,
Circular Saw Mandrels, Patent Slides for Raw
Mills, the latent improved lion Ileum Plows of
dlllcrent kinds Wooden Ileum Plows, Double
Corn Plows, and Plow 1'oluU of every descrip
tion generally used throughout the county,
1H0N KETTLES, HELLS
Cellar Urates, Stoves, Sled and Sleigh Holes, nnd
In fuct everything generally madelna couutiy
Foundry. 'Ihoso wishing to purchase Machines
would do well to ex limine his machines, nnd the
lmproements made on the powcr,by which at
leait 20 per cent, of tho friction is taken oil',
ALL MACHINES AllE WAKUANTED
to give good satisfaction, and terms made to suit
fturchakers. All kinds cf ecuutry produce taken
u exchauge for Plows nnd costings.
Thankful to his friends and patrons for past
favors lie would htlll continue to sollcllthe same.
WJLLIAM SC1IUYLKH.
Apr.0,G9-tf Orangevllle Pa,
ANTED
AGENTS FOB THE
KING OP HOUSE BOOKS:
TUB AMERICAN farmer's house book. It
outsells.ten to one, any book of Us kind publish
ed. 40th thousand In prews. Agents doing better
now Uut n ever before. Also, for
OUB FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Iu both ENGLISH mul GERMAN, Embracing
the ALLOPATHIC, HOMEOPATHIC, HYDRO
PATIIIC, ECLECTIC and HEMIAL modes of
treatment, Sll closely printed pages. Trice
only 82.50. ZTie most complete, reliable ami rj)ou
!uiy family medical book (11 existence. Address O.
P. VENT, rubllshcr, IB W. till St., Cincinnati,
Ohio. febH'90-lm
S.'-.v.-j a... .i.i,uriin n.iinni.. I inrinnsiLU.
tlie.7 Want thO mrisrrkiniiliir nml luu.1 Lllfn..
I1I..GI Vv . - " n . ... . .. . . .
subscription books published, nml the moitlib.
eraltmm. Hcmtforclrciilnrs. ThcyivlllcoKtyou
nothing, and mayboof great beneflt to you.
fcbll'70-ly.
Insurance Agencies.
Q. L O B E MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YORK.
Plluy l'reeman, President, H. C. Freeman, Boo
Cash capital over 52,000,000, all paid.
J. B. BO BISON, BLOOMSBUllG, PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming and Columbia
counties. ,
Aug. 20,'ffi)-ly.
JNBUUANOE AGENCY.
Wyoming , 1170.000
JRtua , 4,000,000
Fulton. 800,000
North America iloo.OU)
City 450,000
International 1,400,000
Niagara. I.OOO.OUO
Putnam &30.0G0
Merchant .... .. 1130,000
Bprtngficid GVO.O'X)
Farmers' Danville..... (00,000
Albany City 400.000
Lancaster City . 210,000
York Horso, Death & 'J liult 03,000
Home, New Haven ... 1,000,000
Danville, Hort,o Theft
FItEAB liltOWN, Avmt,
IlLOOMSllUlUl, Pa
rauiB.CI-ly,
For Purs WsUr, m
luiscuebriloai-stnp,
catireij usieieil,
durabls sad rella
bUt equal to tbs
good old-fujliloaod
wooden Pump, aud
rjb24&b2b
coil Ins thin hall the
monty. ull trr&ngod
0 as to t tion-freazioe.
aud In comtrnetlon so iloinla
tbat sn ens can put it up and
IMP It In rtpalr.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP UVM MADS.
Oct.22,'69-(ira.
D
ENTISTBY.
II. C. IIOWEU, DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services to
vub ituiies uuu ssuiiemeu 01 uioomsuurg and VI
clntty. Ha.ls nrenared to attend tnnlltfif. vnrf.
pus operations In tho Hue of his profession, and
ts provided with the latest Improved I'okcilain
11 wmcii win uo inserieu on koiu plating,
silver and rubber base to look as well as the ualV
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by alt the now anil
most approved methods, and all oiwrallous on
theUetflCarerullvfllt.l nrnn.W a I f ...ii 1 ml li
Hesldence and oltlce a few doors above' the)
illoomsburg, Jan. 31. 'twit
ft UEENWOOU SEMINARY.
The Spring Ternfof this Institution will onen
011 MONDAY, APRIL Mh, 1S70. and tho llrst
quarter of fcleven wicks will terminate 011 the
llrst of July, when there will bo a vacation until
tiie sui ui August.
Jloardlmr students, not placed under lliolm.
mediate charge of relations, are expected to
I, . 1 Quiuiumy, uuu ouariicrs inusi juru
ii iucii uvu luweis, Ac.
TERMS t
Boarding and Lights, per quarter IMOO
Tuition, do 7.00 to si)
uu wuveuiio class uo 4.uo lu aw
Washing extra, and all hills payable, one-half
lu advance, and balance at or Wore the end of
me 'limner, t or luriliir particulars Inquire ol
Mlllvllle, March 4, 1870-2m. I'rlncliiil.
?OIt SALE.
About nrty-flve fset 13i in. Hhartliuj wilh plate
couplings ami hangings complete, now iu use
but too light for our work, AUoslxty feet new
suartlng ln. slid 2 In. turned, with plate coup
lings aud adjustable hangers. Will be sold cheap
AImj oueTbreah'njfMuchliif. Apply to
d.,7.'e.tf. N. W.HAMPLKtfcOO.
Drugs and Chemicals.
PIllENIX PECTOnAIi CWREH COUOIII
P1KEN1X PKCTOltAIi CUltKil COUOIII
P1UENIX PECTORAL CUREH COUOIII
25
ClCNTS.
Tho Mueulx 1'eMoral will euro tho diseases of
tho Throat nnd LungH, such an CoMa, Cough.
Croup, Anthnia.IIronchllls, Catarrh, Koro Throat
lioarsenpnn, wimoniug uouku, nnu mimonary
Conauinptlon, ThN mrtllolno n prepared by l)r,
Lovl Obcrholteerof rhlladelphla, nnd formerly
of riio?nlxvlUo, Ia., nnd nllhouRh It has only
been otTered for five years, moro than one mill
mnndforltlB lncrcaftlne every day. Many of
me ueinu unigKisis ouy 11 in 101s 01 live Rros,
aud not a few of tho Country Storekeepers try
oneBrosfttntliua Nearly every ono who lina
ever Hold Ittcstlllea loltHiopularlly(nnd nearly
all who havo used It, bear teixtlmouy to IU won
derful power lnrurliiR Coueli. Wo nroconfldent
that thero Is no known medicine of such great
vaino to tho community as thorno?nix rectorai,
It has cured cases of tho mostpalnful and dls
trashing courIi, of years standing.
It linn olvfii limijiiit rollff InHnpllsnf touchlnir.
It has Instantly stopped tho paroxysm of
vnooping cougu, ami greatly snorteucti us uu
ration. It linM rtirnit Prnun in n fnwr inlnnlm.
Consumption has been cured by 11, whero nil
nllirr roiiirxlloa liml fnllpil tn tin poimI.
Hoarseness has been cured by It In n single
UIRI1U
Alany physicians recommend lt.and others nso
It theniHelvesnnd administer It lu their practice
while others orposo it because 11 takes nway
incur uiiHincss.
Wo recommend It to our readers nnd lor fur
thcrpnrtlculars. would refer you to tho circular
around thobottlo where you will llud numerous
ceriiucnics given uy perKous who iiuvb imt-u iu
It Is so pleasant to the ta.ste that children cry
forlt.
It Is aslimulalliiff expectorant, giving strength
at tho samo llmo that ll allays tho cougn.
Tho proprietor of this inediclno has fo much
confidence lu lis curative powers from tho testi
mony of thousands who havo used It that tho
money uorciimucd 10 any purcuascr wnuis
nol satisfied with thoeircct-s.
It Is to cheap that nil can buy It.
I'tlco 25 Cents, Lnrao Dottles tl.00
It Is prepared only by
LUVl OIIKUUOLTZKU M. D.,
No. 15S North Third Hireet. Plilladelnhtn.
N. II, If your nearest Iirugglst or Btorokeoper
does not havo tills mcdlchio ask him toRct It for
you, nud tto not letliiui put ou otr wltli somo
other preparation becnuso ho inarfes moro mon
ey on It; but go or send at onco to somo sloro
wnero vou Know It is kent. or semi In Dr. Ober-
liollzcr. Hold by 10. p. Lutz Druggist, lllooms
bnrir, and H. W. Lrcasy, ,t (., I.tghl Hlrcet, and
nrnny every urugisi nuu siorcKecpor in Colum
bia County,
dec. 10,'00-Cm,
910,000 UUAIIANTKXC,
BUCK IiEAD
KXUKIS ALL OTHER I.lIAI) I
Isl, Tor Its tlnrlvalod Whiteness,
2d. Tor Its Unequalled Durability,
ltd, For Its Unsurpassed Coverlug Pnuierty.
Lastly for Its Economy.
63-H COSTS M!S3 to paint with Ilunc Lead
than nny other Whlto Lend extant. The samo
weight covers MORK BUltl'ACK, Is moro DUR-
Aiii.u, nnu wanes wmil.il wuivlt,
HUCK LIIAD, is tho Cheapest nud Best.
10,0110 aUARANTKE.
BUCK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCS.
1st. V'or ltn Unequalled Durability,
Sd. l'or Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
:tl. Por its Unsurpassed Coverlug Property.
lastly, for its Ureal Kconomy,
being tho CHEAIT.ST, HANDSOMEST, and
most nuiiAiiI.K Whlto Paint In tho world,
n u Y o N i, Y
HUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TRY IT AND HE CONVINCED.
HUH faction Ouarantcod by tho Maun facturcrs,
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared expressly for Painting
uuti-auks, uut I1UILDINUS or every descrlp
tlon, FENCES, Ac. THIRTY-HIVE DIFFER
ENT COLORS, Durable, Cheap, Uniform, and
iieauiuui snaaes.
Samplo cards tent by Mall If desired.
Dealers Orders will be promptly executed by
tho manufacturers,
FRENCH, RICHARDS Jt CO.,
N. W. Cor. Tenth and Market Streets,
Jau2S'70-ly. Philadelphia
LORlLLAItD'B
"KUIIEKA'
Smoking Tobacco
Is an excellent article
r,f DTnmilfllnl Vlmlnln
wherever Introduced it
is universally aumirod,
It is put up In handsome muslin bags, lu which
orders for Meerschaum Pipes aro dally packed.
LORILLARD'H I classed bv all who com
YACHT CLUB sumo Itastho-ilnest of
Smok ng Tobacco " !" "n,,uo of tho
t ., . I choicest leaf grown; It
fs nntl-ncrvous lu its effect, as the Nicotine
has been cxtiacted: it leaves no disagreeable
teste alter kmoklng;lt Is very mlld.llght in color
and wclght.henco ono pound will lastns longns3
. uiuiuaij ivuuivu. jii luia uruuu WO also paci
orders every day for llrst quality Meerschaum
ripes. iry It and couvlnco yourselves It Is all
lb i-imitin io Uf, "1 111. r iPtXJil Ul- AJ.L."
LORILLARD'H I This brand of Flna Cut
C E N T U It Y I chewing tobacco has no
Chewing Tobacco. Xar'o.0ri"tU,ni,rlwr.t?.o;:i
"""' uei cncwing touacco in tlio country
LORILLARD'H
S N U P F 8
I havo now been lu cen.
eral use In the United
"'' 'UII niknowleitged "Uio best" wherever
imaics over no years,
If vmir kt.nrrlrnntir.r .inn.. ,
ifj'i?L,,''.lt','.n".k,'vm lo.ect them; they aro sold
by respectable Jobbers almost everywhere.
Urcniar of prices forwarded on application,
i , . P. LORILLARl) 4 CO.,
Jau.!l'70.3m Ncw Vork,
o
MNIBUS LINE.
The uudcrsignod would resjoctfully announce to
tho cltliens of Bloomsbnrg and the publlo gene
rally iua no is running an
OMNIBUS LINE
between this place and the different railroad de
pots dally (Sundays excepted), toconnectwlththo
several trains going South and West on the Cata-
wiasa and Wtlllamsport Railroad, and with those
going North and South on the Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg Railroad.
His Omulbusses are In good condition, commo-
uious anu comfortable, and charges reasonable.
pel sous wishing to meet or see their friends de
part, can bo accomodated upon reasonable charge
by icavlug timely notice at any of the hotels.
JACOB It UIRTON, Proprletoi
o
UANC1EVILLE ACADEMY.
ORANOEVILI.E, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
PROF. E. J.SCIIOONOVER, Prluclpal,
MRS. E. J. HCIIOONOVER, Preceptress,
This Institution, for tlio education of young
Ladles and Gentlemen, will ro-open under
cinirKu in i-roi. Hcnoonovtr.ou mokday April
4.1S70. 'Icai hers. of acknowledged ability and
lllull OrdCr Of taleilt. Will limhlncnl lnm,li
department, and no effort spared to securo to
pin ma iMuiuugu uuu juuicious cuilllre,
Iho course or Instruction will include all tho
branches usually taught In High Schools and
rrc.iiiimi im ui niu tlfhl rilUU,
Hiieclal attention given to Normal School
miming nuu i;i)iuuiemai lusiruciion,
TEItMS:
i-nmary iieparlment 3 to J5 per Quarter
11 ighcrll ranches to to h per Uuarter
I)CATIoN:-Thls excellent Institution Is lo
cated lu a pleasant village of about six hundred
lubabltaBfa frie from the temptations of a
lurgo clly-ahoutslx inllea from the Rail with
dally comuiunlcatloii to the diriereut roads,
the buildings aro situated upon an elevation,
ho'altiiy CalUirU' Elovei'l,,d Perfectly
.CAW?.N1.,AU '''0K lS70!-Sprlng session begins
April 4tli, 170 and continues 13 weeks, following
which thero will bo a vacation or alx weeks.
ran icrm commences August 15, 1870, continuing
11 weeks. Winter term opens November 7, 1670
EXPENSES: Boaid can bo obtained iu prl
vate famlltra nl ftr.ni t-l FJI In -..k.1 .
desirable rooms will bo furnlsliod to ttude'uts
iviaiuug iu pruviue tor lueniscivcs.
Scholars will be admitted at uuy tlino during
the session although It Is preferable to commence
with the term.
atOmngev1merPa"CUlar8,'lJ,ll'C" "la ""'P1.
AUOIPS
UAW IIO.NK
SUPElt l'JIOSPIIATE OF L1JIE.
TRADE
MARK
BPIUNO
1870.
V A It M E II 8 !
INCIIEAHG YOUB CHOI- or
CORN, OATS, POTATOIIS, WHEAT AND
ORABS,
As wnll iu
ADD TO THE FERTILITY OK YOUR SOIL
Hy a Judicious aud Economical mode of
MANURI HO.
OCT THE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
riitna ni.AOUCi,
OUTAIN HETTER FILLED EARS AND
HEAVIER (IUA IN.
KEEP YOUR SOIL FREE FROM NOXIOUS
it ir.iA-9.
MAKE YOUR LANDS PERMANENTLY
FERTILE.
n..n- urvwixr . .
v BiA,w4fl j curs ui constant use, on all
crops, has proven that Baugli's Itaw Hone I'uos.
uuillia IMI'IIUVKU AND STANDARD
For sale by Agricultural Dealers cencrallv.
JJAUdH A SONS,
m r . iauuiiiciurers.
Offlce-No.aiB, Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
luunowwn.
Hail Roads.
LAGKAWAjNNA AND BLOOJIS
BUBO RAILROAD
On andtftdr Jan, 17, 1570, Passongcr Trains will
run as follows! ...
Uolng North, doing South.
Arrlvo Arrlvo I-nvo Leave
p.m. n, in. p.m. a.m.
Mcranton IU5 11.00 . 4.00 7.20
Lcavo
PllUton .lt 10.30 iSl 7.50
Kingston 7.50 10.03 (i.00 8.20
l'lymoutll 7.8.H 9.4S 8.10 8..-V)
Hhlcksliliiny..., 7.68 0.00 0.10 0.1
Berwick 0.03 H.30 0.30 tl.l'I
Bloom 5.2S 7..W 7.30 10.17
Danville . 4.50 7.H 8.10 10.&5
Leave Leavo Arrive Arrive
North'd. 4.11 0.40 8.1.1 11.3j
Connection made atRcranton hy tho 10.40a.m.
train for Oreat Rend, Blnghaniton, Albany aud
all points North, East and West.
D.T. BOUND, Sup't.
CATAWISSA RAILROAD On nnd
after MONDAY, Hep, 6, 1869, ranscnger
trains on thoCatawlssallailroadwlllrun attue
rollowlug named hours t
Mall BoKlh, htatio.nd. -Vrill iVorW
Dep. 8.43 n.ra Willlamsport. Arr, COO p. m.
" O.fC1' Muucy. Dep. 5.28 "
" 0.47 " Watsontown, " 4.57 "
" 10.U1 " Milton. " 4.10 "
" 10.15 ' Danville. " 4.00 "
" 11.0? " Rupert. " 3.10 "
" 11.17 " Catawlssa. " 3.3J "
" 12.21 p.m. Rlllgtowil. " 2.25 "
" 1J.5S " Summit, " M "
" 1.03 " (Ulakako. " 1,40 "
" 1.9) " E. Mahony June. " 1.30 "
" I?,I5 "Diue.Tamaqua. Dlue. ' 1.10 '
" 4.25 " ReadliiB. " 10.40 n.ia.
Arr. 0.15 " Philadelphia. " 8.15 "
or. "I To Now York via. Read
t lug or Mnuch Chunk.
I iuui nun luimuhl ARC II
Mauch Chunk. f -M
NoChaugeof cars between Wlllfanisport and
l-niiaucipuia. uiu. Vi E1JU Suy'l.
gROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
TltOM PHILADELPHIA TO BLOOMSBUltO,
aud Intermediate points. Goods forwarded with
care nnd despatch and nt low rates.
(loods, at Philadelphia, must bo delivered at
Bltncr & Co's. 811 Market Street, For full par-
UCUI1M1, "i'l'l HI
SCHOYLER A ROBINSON, Proprietors.
Aug,
. 20.-cu.tr. R. R. Depot, Bloomsburg.Pii.
VTORTIIERN CENTRAL RAIL-
X . WAY.
On and after Nov. 15th 1800, Trains wll
leave Nouthuhukuland as follows :
NORTHWARD.
853 A. m.. Dally to Willlamsport, (except Sunday)
mrcjiiuirH, iiinuiiuiiigiiii, uocucsicr, liuualo,
Susnenslon Brldee. andN. Falls.
050 P. ii., Dally, (oxcept Sundays) for F.lmlra aud
Buffalo via Erie Itallway from Elmlro.
5.30 v. M., Dally, (oxcept Sundays) for Wllllams-
Iotl. .
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
10.25 A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore
WILMINUTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
11.10 P. SI. Dally (oxccptSuuday's)for Baltimore
Washington aud I'nltadclplila.
KD. H. YOUNO,
Uonural Passenger Agent.
Alkreu R, Fisue, Uen'l Supt.,
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Dkckjuikii 27lh,l8C9.
Orcat Trunk Lino from tho North nnd North
Wont forPhlladelphla.Now York, Reading, Potts
villo, Tamnqua, Ashland, Shamoklu Lebanon
Allentown, Eastou, Ephrata, Llllz, Lancaster,
Columbia, ii.c,
Trains leave Hnrrlsburg for New York, as fol
lows: At 5,35, and 8,10 a. in., 12,20 noon and
2.05 p. m., connecting with similar trains on
l'cnna. Railroad, aud arriving nt New York at
12,15, noon, 8,40 0,50 and 10,00 p. m. respectively.
Sleeping cars accompany tho 5,35 a. in., and 12.20
noon trains without chango,
Rcturulug: Lcavo New York at 0,00 a.m. and
12.00 noon and 5,00 p. m. Philadelphia at 8.13
a. m, and 3.30 p. m. Sleeping cars accompany
tho 0.00 n. m., and 5,00 p.m., trains Irom N. Y,
without chango.
Lcavo Hnrrlsburg for Reading, Pottsvltle, Ta
maqua, Mlncrsvllle, Ashland, shamokln l'luo
Urove, Allentown & Phlla'd. at 8,10 a.m., & 2,05 A
4,10 p.m., stopping at Lebnnon and principal way
stations; tho 4,10pm. train connecting for Phll'a
Pottsvltle and Columbia only. For Potuvlllo
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
aud Susquehanna Railroad, leave HarrUburg at
3,40 p.m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7,30 a.m., connecting with similar train on East
pa. railroad returuiug from Rcadlngat 6,33p.m.
stopping at all stations.
Lcavo Pottsvlllo at 5,40and 0,00 a.m., nnd 2,15 p.m.
Hcrndon ut 0.30 a. in., Shamokln at 5,40 aud 10,40
. ui,, huiihuuui i,im u.iu. uuu ihj noon rama
qua at 8,33 a. m., aud 2,20 p. m.for Philadelphia
unuxtew luru,
Leave Pottsvlllo via Rchnvllrfll ami Rnun
hauna Railroad at 8,15 a.m. for Uarrlsburg, and
11,30 a. m., for Pinourovc and Tremont,
uvuuiug ivvwiuuiuuuiiuu iruiu leaves 1 Ollli-
vlllo at 5.40 a. m., passes Reading at 7,30 a. in., ar
riving nt Philadelphia at 10.20 a. m. Returuiug.
leaves Philadelphia at 4,45 p. m., passing Read
ing at 7.10 p.m., arriving nt Pottsvlllo at 11.30 p.m.
Potutown Accommodation Trnlmleaves Potts
town at 8,45 a.m. returuiug, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,00 p.m. r
Columbia Railroad Trnlnn Ir-avn nmlf,w, i
7,15 a.m., and 8-15 p.m. for Ephrata, mix, Lancas
ter, lyUlUUlUlU,
Perklomcu ltnll Road Trains lenvn Pfl.HnmAn
Junction at 0,00 a. m., 3.00 & 6.30 p. m. returning :
leave Schweuksvllle at 8.05 a.m., 12.45 noon, and
. -I. y""vnuB ivnu similar irains on
Reading 1 tall road.
Colebrookdalo Railroad trains leavo Pottntowu
nto.ioa. m and 0.20 p. m.,icturnlng leave Mount
Pleusantat 7.00 and 11.25 a. m., cohnectlnB with
similar trains on Reading Railroad.
Cncster Vulley Railroad Trains leave Bridge
port at 8,30 a. m. and 2.03 and 5.02 p. m. returning,
leave Downlugton nt 0.10 a. m., 12.45 noon aud
6.15 p. m counectlng wltli similar trains on
Readlug Railroad.
On 'luudays, leavo New York at 5,00 p.m., Phil
phiu ia 8,00 a.m.and 3,15 p.m., (the 8,00n.m. train
rumi'.ng only tolleadlngj) Pottsvlllo 8,00 a.m.j
Harrlsburg at 5.35 a. in. and 4.10 p. in. and
Reading at 7.15 a. m, nud 10.05 p. m, for Harrls
burg, at 7.23 a. in. for New York, and nt 0.10 a. m
and 4.23 p.m. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage. Season, School aud
Excursion Tickets to and from all rolnts, nt le
duced rates.
llaggago checked through; 100 pounds allowed
each passeugcr.
Q. A. NICOLLS,
,, . Ocncrnl Superintendent,
Rending, Ts ., Dec. 27 lsto.
"TiELAAVARE. LACKAWANNA, &
it jwiL,uu,u. winter arrango
ment, Jan.17,1870. Trains leavo as follows:
EA8TWAI1D. WKSTWAnn.
Ac-
Ac-
com,
Mall
STATIONS.
com,
Vln l Ar V in..,..
Ar Ne'w York. Ly
A M.
6.00
6.00
4.15
4.20
1,00
3M
1.21
12.55
12.45
5.10
jjurciay ex.)
...Christopher St..-,
8.00
8.00
8.15
8.40
11.30
I Newark!!""'.!!
wasmngton
via Ccn. Rlt. of N.J
-new lorK
ltiot Liberty tX)
...NewIIanipton
-Oxford .
Ilridgovillo.
...Philadelphia
0.00
11.15
11.45
11.55
7.30
8.45
3.4(1
1.30
Phllllpsliurg""
.Manunka Chunk....
..Delaware
....Mount Bethel
11.05
12.3S
12.3-1
12.15
12.00
11.40
11.30
11.20
11.09
12.05
12,20
12.30
12.15
1.00
1.10
1.20
wnier uap
.....Htroudsbu ......
Hpraguevliro
Hcnryvlllo
..Uaklaud
Forks
Tobyhaiinn
Uouldsboro
Moscow
Dunning m
I ..IS
10.51
1.3'
10.32
10.10
2.18
0.551
2.30,
2.5J
0.45,
0.15
3.03
3.45!
4.07
4.15
.12
.50 1
.40
5.V7
4.55
4.25
3.50
3.35
3.15
l-.SI
A.M
8.11
HM
8.10
7.65 1
7-38!
..Clark's Summit!!!!
0.30
0.58
Factory vliVe!!'.'."!!!!!
10.18
10.40
4.31
...... mcuoisonw
....Hopbottom
4.55'
5.15
8.33
5.55
11.10
1I.U3
7.13
11.28
uiuniru.-ie .,,
....New Mttford
8.5
11.51
0.40
12.13
ureal iiend
12.33
A.M,
I'.M.
I'.U.
CONNECTIONS.
fA1, MSt.lvmLon wl"' KrloRallwny. Mall Train
reachlngBiWohe nuu
Accniuinodatlon Train from Scrauton connects
neettng with 'JYain on Byra'cu' MaSffi'tiff"
;J'Jk&LUytaW- Oswigo, &a. at 5.10 f. m.
for Albany and the North at 2.80 v. u '
nal VHS if iViSi ,,",uR1""nt0n "f ter the arrival
letha'aIr,i?1nl1r0,! Ir,al" L!!avc U'nEhamton af.
In it ?inr v "iW Vi'r.KlPre,i8.leavlng Buffa
8 15 A ir? ' also'Tlull leaving Syracuse at
' At iJiirt'intn., .lll. T .. .
R ii ...V.' "i" .i.-ituwaiina a nioomsburiz
..' .'h."".11 V6'8"" Hudson Canal Co. It. It
roVruti'iVI Vork Ptt with Tialus
if. iJton, wllkenbarre, Illoomabui-i? Dan.
Carhop e " 'M.'''tflclZldiui
t-aruonuaie. Mall 'Iraln to New York, and the
wm?mi1""0.u, ,0. lbf!''mton alsi'Munect
with trains on the ubovo-named roads. The Ac
commodation from Bingliaraton couueots with
Lackawanna and Hlooiusburg for 1'lttsloii Wv.
omlng, aud-WUkcs-llarre. u''orl'"lou y-
At Manunka Chunk, with Belvldero Delaware
iff- .' SI." lr'u 'mm New York aud Iroai
SF'ra.n TO.nnoct wltli the tralu from and to
1 hljirtelpliU, atopplng at all stations,
r i: ""iVBio"i wiui worris & ijisex R, R.. ror
Now York.Newark.MorrUtowu.Dover, Hacktits
town, Easlon, An. W. '. IlXLI)TEAD.Sui!t.
. autiui, ueu, pass, nud Tkt, Agent.
prcrcd to furnish all claieVl , consUul em
Ploymcnt ut home, the whole of the lime or to?
. . . " ,wtMii ijusiuess new, iieiit aud
KISS uSt: KS"m flu'r SIX casfly eu
fromoUc. tot5 tier evcnlnir. mul rn..tn?.M
sum by devoting their whole time lo tlio bus!.
. am earn nearly as much as
uuu. That all who sro this notice may send
their address, nml mi n.a i.,,Di,..Jl
"'' uiinarallelul otferi To such as are not
... qitiiwimi, wg vin .enu si io pity ror the
troub e of writing, rull iwrtlculars. V valuab o
sample, which will do to commence work on
hii (' i "bu host lamlly newspapers
:.T'. w ree uy man. iieauer, 11 you
Ai1itiIiSrJnAiloul'Ironluljle work, address lio.
Jn.2no.3iu
Dry Goods & Notions.
N
EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
FALL AND WINTER CI0OD3.
DAVID LOWENRERa
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his storo on
Main Street, two doors abovo tho American House
Bloomsburg, l'n.,
where ho has Just received from New Yorkjiud
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOT1IINO,
Including the most fashionable, durable, and
handsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
nOX, BACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-OLOTII
COATS AND PANTS,
of all sorts, sizes and colors, llo has also replen
ished his already largo stock of
FALL AND WINTER SUA WIS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
11-ANDKERCHIEl'H, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ho irns constantly on hand a large nnd wclt-se-eot
cd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VEHTIN03,
which ho Is prepared lo make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and lu the
best manner. All his clothing is made to wear,
and most of it is of home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWEtRY,
ofcrydctcrlptlon,nuoaud cheap. His casool
Jewelry Is not surpasscdjlu thlsplaco. Call aud
examine his general nssortmcn of
CJiOTHINO, WATCHES, J EWELR , AO.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
c.
a m a it it
havo Just received from tho custom markets ft
largo and well selected Htock of
D It Y GOODS,
OO.VSrSTINd OK
Cusslmors,
Jeans,
llest blenched &
Hiown MiuIIuh,
(Jallcoefl,
Ticking,
TnUo LlneiiH,
Cotton A
All wool flunnels,
AC.t Ac,.
A (,'0O4l stock of
Itiullcs dress goodij,
Iatest btylett a patterna,
Splcot of nil kinds.
Good stock yroceilcs,
tiueensware,
Stono ware,
Wood &. willow ware,
Flour fc Chop,
Alto Kitchen Crystal Soap for denning Tin,
Brass, Ac. Alt goods sold chenp for cash or pro
duct.
IIo would call tho attention of buyer to his
well aud carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept In tho coun
try, feeling confident that ho can Bell them
goods at such prices ns will on Hiiro satisfaction.
Nov. 5,'CD-tr O. C. MAIlU.
jyTIIiLKH'S STOltK.
FREH1I ARRIVAL OK
FALL AND WINTER GOODH.
Tho subscriber has lust returuod lrom the cities
with another largo and select assortment of
FALL AlW WINTER Q00D8,
purchased In New York ana rhlladelphla at tho
owest flisnro, and which ho Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms as can be procured else
where In Illoomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of tho choicest styles nud latest fashions, togcthci
with n largo .assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of the following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmcres,
Shawls,
Flanuals,
Silks,
Whlto Goods,
Llncus,
Hoop Skirts,
Musltns,
llollowwarc
Cedarware
Queeuswaru, Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats aud Cups
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklug-Ulashe,
Tobacco,
Cuifce,
Sugars,
Teus,
Rico,
Allspice,
Glugcr,
Cluuamnn,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kent in conntrr
stores, to which ue Invites tho attention of the
publio generally. The highest rrlco will bo paid
iur country produce in exchange for goods.
S. II. MILLER & SON,
Arcade Hulldlngs, Bloomsburg, Ta,
ftONPEOTIONEBY.
Tho undersigned would respectfully announce
to the publlo that he has opened a
riini.i.i,asi 1-U.M. J.;UT10NERY STORE,
in the building lately occupied by Fox & Webb
.. ..u .n ,.iaimiU iuiuihu an uinus or
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUIT'S
NUT'S. RAISINS, AC., AC., AO.
BY WHOLK8AI.B OK KBTAII.
lu short, a lull assoiliuent of all roods I
his Una of business. A grt.al variety of
DOLLS. TOYS, Ac,
alven inf"r 11,8 "oll'1,lJ - I'arllcular atteutlon
II It E A II AND OAK KS,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
ourihtmas candies,
ch i8tm as toys.
arantetd.","'"w, aDd llf"tl'' will
N0Y'22'18'W- EOKHART JACOBS,
K ll(J H A N J) I S E
NOTICE IS HF.REI1Y GIVEN
To my frleuds and tho publlo generally, that
all
miY (iooi)s,
anooEJuiis,
QUEENSWAltE.
NOTIONS, AO.,
ure constantly on hand aud lor sale
AT RAUTON'H OLD ST4N1)
Bloousuuro, uy
JAMES K. EYER.
Mi'Alto. sole Ai'i.nl rn-i... .... .
or
. -..aw lot eiiusiauuy on haud.
(febS1
'(17.
qahwaoe manupaotouy,
Illoomsburg, l'a.
M. O. SLOAN A BROTHER
HaVe Oil llllllll ailll fnr Ultln nt tin nni.l j,.,i.na.
ble rates u sploudiil stock of
CARRIAGES. BUGOIES.
aud every description of Wagons both
I'LAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mnilrt nrtlm lii.ni nml i.wi .i..v.
able materials, and by the most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from tho estab.
Ushmeut will bo found to beof the highest class
aud sure to glvo perfect satisfaction, They havo
n lurk n nnn Ukknrf iiif.nl r.r '
HLEIGIIH
of alt the uowest and most lashlouablo stylos,
well and carefully mudo aud oflhe best mater
ials. All lUMIUII-llllll lt tln.lr lirnrlr lu Au1r.t .u II lu
beltoyedthat nono superior cnu bo found in tho
llV,iO. UV-ll,
g Ia A T E BOOPINQ,
.VERY VARIETY
MOS1' FAVOItADLE HATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AMD CAHl'ER J, THOMAS
Ilox, 277. Bloomsburg. l'a.
Dry Goods & Grooorios.
G
HAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
(IRANI) OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DftY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND DAI'S,
HATS AND CAIH,
HATS AND CAl'S,
HATS AND CAl'S,
HATS AND CAl'S,
noOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HHA1)Y-MAIH CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIMO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOK I N G-G LASHES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES
LOOKING-GLASSES.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES,
IIUEENSWARE,
(JUF.ENSWARE,
tiUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
IIUEENSWARE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
fish
fish,
FITH
pish,
grain and seeds,
grain and seeds,
grain and seeds,
grain and seeds,
ura1n and seeds,
Ac,
io.
Ac,
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
McKELVY,
McKKI.VY,
McKELVY
McKELVY,
MCKELVY,
Noi thwest cornor ol
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
CO.'B,
C'O.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'B.
CO.'S.
Main and Market Street,
Main and Market Streets,
Main aud Market Streets,
Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of
Main and Market Streeu,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
11LOOMSUURO PA
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
BLOOMSUURG PA.
HLOOMSnURO, PA.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In large unanttties and at reduced rates, alway
on uaud.
Miscellaneous.
No Himnuo, It Is uvirranlnl to cure lost or
Impaired Taste, Smell or Hearing, Watering or
eak Eyes, ollensivo breath, Ulcerated Throat
or Mouth, Pain and Picssuroln tho Head, and
loss ol Memory when caused, ns all of them fre.
qiiently nre by tv.e ravages of Catarrh. It is
pleasant aud painless to use, contalus no strong
poisonous or caustic drugs, hut cure by Ut mild
toothing action,
I will pay J500 Reward for a caso of Catarrh
that I caunot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY -.
WHERE.
Pjiick Only 60 Ct;NT3.
If your Druggist has not yet got It on ealo.
don t bo nut oil with somo worso than worthless
strong sluir, "fumlirator," or poisonous caustlo
solution, which will drive the tllteaie to the lunat
Instead of curing It, but send sixty cents to me
and the remedy will reach you by return mall.
i0or raekllses" I81 naldi 82-w. on doien for
Send n two cent slnmp for Dr. Sago's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
, , ... It. V. PIEItCEM. D.,
Jan 7,'.0-3m. BurrALo.N.V.
NEW COAL YAItD.
Tiik undersigned respectfully Inform the
cltltens ol llloomsburir nnd Columbia county,
that they keep al tlio dlrterent numbers orstovo
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelvy, ileal A
on mo wharf, lo weigh coal, hay, aud straw.
.r . . " . :u i',ur ul uuuaio scales
......-., .. .,ln(JUIt ..nuii. io ueuver coal to
those who deslro IU As they puichasea largo
r,---, , "l-iii iuhitii u siineriiir ar
ticle, and sell nt tho very lowest prices. Please
call and examine for yourselves before purchas
lug elsewhere. J. W. 1IENDERS1IOT.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
rpiIK unilorHlRiicil will tnko In ox-
JL change for Coal aud Groceries, tho following
named articles :-Whcat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, Lard, Hain.Shouldcr,and sldo meat, Butter
I.h..,shurg Mar. 19 .',.. W- "DERSHOT.
fia,RKER'S9
&ti
CrBEST, IN THE YOuLD.iiJ
How York Offico 27 BEEKMAN ST.
dee. 2I,'C8-Cni.
H 0. HOWE R," "
ipeued a first-class
HOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP. AND FUIt H-rnnw
at the old stand on Main Street, Bloomsburg,a few
, 7.. " " vu.UM: 1IOU. ma stock lscom
posed of the very latest aud best styles ever oiler,
ed lo the clllxens of Columbia County. Hecan
accommodate tho publlo with the followlug gooTts
..,. i . . wr neavy double so ed
kthts,:,sb'.B.a"4.
men's tlnii boots and shoe? of all grades, boy",
double soled boots aud.shoea of all kinds, men's
gloyo kid Balmoral siioea.iucu's. women's, boys'a
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's glove Vld
Polish very flue.wiimen's morocco llaln'orals aud
calf shoes, women's very hue kid buttoned gau
ged and sowed: ""...puonsuom peg.
. . m u'" ca" ""eniion lo his flue assort
lUent or
HATS, CAl'S, FURS AND NOTIONS.
which comprises all the new aud popular varl.
etles at prices which cauiiotfallto suit all. These
goods nre ollered at the lowest cash rates and
luV;.!!;!.1 . . w, cuw io.kivu sansiaciion. a call
beiw! tn,be,roiro.Vurcil,a"u.B '''twhero as It Is
JgAHLY HOSE l'OTATOICH,
Till! GREAT TOPIO OF THE DAY.
The subscriber has n limiitui .....i.. ... .i,
Eurly Rosa Potato, which he will sell to those
wlshljc to lirocura ihlu .i.,iti.i .-..i.i- n. .i.
low rate of Two Dollars per bushel. IIo has,
miii- m me iicsv varieties of
STHAWDEHHY, IVASl'llEIUlY,
HOT.HOUSE AND OUT-DOOR PLANTS.
all Of Which Will bokei.tnn li&n.l ...! r... . ..i.
lu their season, ' '
PRICE LIST OF EARLY ROSE I'QTATOESi
Per pound, 23Ceuls Per peck, 75 cents! Per half
bushel, WXU Per bushel, 12.00) Per barrel, litt).
Sowing MachinoH.
G
rtOVElt A HAKEIt'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Tho following aro selected from lh6us.i
testimonials of similar character, as , " M
tho reasons for tho preference for the (in
BAKEit Machines over all others, novit4
' I llko tho Orovcr A Haitn, it ,.
tho first place, because. If I had I ani c,lli". In
should still want H drover A Baker?an,ini er. I
a Grover A Baker, it answers the t,nf''lullri
tho rest. It docs a greater varl" mE' of afl
tt la easier to learn than any other frk 1
Croly (Jenny June). ' -IMri.
"I havo had fsevorat venr.'
with nGrover A Baker Mnelilnp. wbhif irrli(i
mo ureat satisfaction. I think tll"orn ''.,,I,,t'n
er Machine Is moro easily mniinirM "
llablo lo get out of order. I prof? ?tf, '''.."M l(t
Baker. decldcdly."-Mrs. Dr. Wan. V'X"
I havo had'oua In my fa""'.," Vork.
two years j aud rrom wlmtl know,. ,'oromi
Ings, aud lrom the testimony of mT,
friends who nso tho same, I can har,,ny or Or
anything could bo more cuinplcia or X.kcV w
satlsractTon."-(Mrs, General Uiau", '"
"I bcllevo It to be tho iu.i ..
considered, of nny that I hive i s ,,'J" lhl"H
very simple and easily learacdiii 'i?- u
tho ordinary spools Is n great adilmiL s,,0,
Brro,r4, A" toSSit?
Vr;n;palknchrn'ifa!!dWplrere1VJr:l',1'
llaker to them all, becauso 1 co ift,i!S MroT"
more clastic. 1 llavo work now In thi !S",cl1
U-li I'll wn ilnnn .. Z v"v IU Hie honi
which was dono nlno years ago wi.io i, iJ1
good.-Mrs. Dr. McCready. No u'vi. fib ,lu'
third Street Now York! r' U,i ftJ-
rents which frollcsomo boys wl 1 lnsii. !,' .W
cloth. It Is In my opinion5 h " , r in0 miW.?1'
Beecher.n"y 1 ,mVo lrlc,l''H'"il "i?J
"Tho Grover A Biker Seuhu i,,
hns rendered In every respect the iHmt'i?1,1
satlsrnctlon. it combines ao many lo..Wwl
w"h beauty of execution and ico ,wv S, T
that It Is a necessity in every housthoNi W,1''
Governor Ocnry, Harrlsburg, i.,Ul0IJ. -(Sri.
havohad IhoOroverA linksru..ti
for ten or twelve years tu couft, 5?t nVoft'
house. 1 hao seen nnd known cverr k J,."1',
family Bowing, both personal and
accomplished upon tin! urover A llaker l im 1
to tho entire satlsfuctlon of oj wivm'
k-Liuc-u. iiiuv. nu-piicn ii. Tyng.
"I find Iho Grover A Baker stliih .m
wear as long as tho garmeut, doSimSMl.
garment In fact. Tho stitch will not
bias seams, when stretched, as others do
neither docs It draw thu work."-tMrs i,r i-fi
ing, i EastTwenty.fourth BlreetJ j!w Vork""
... Wohavonai-over & llaker SewlniM.
eh no for seven years In constant use, iSm , ,
felling, tucking, and everything llint t ,
can do. 1 1 Is preferred m er all cithers on W!
of Its durabli'ity or work, elastic!! "dX K
of st tch, ifasc i of movciiu-nt, ami slrai.ticM
construction." Mrs. Ucn. lluel. 1
... "Thero could bo no greater cuinf..rn,.
amlly than n Grover A u.x&l Hei Ing ta ,
I have insed one for Iho last nlnonr "ten j(2i
and I think it Is ilecidedly tlio host famllrW
Ing Machine." Mrs. Alice II. Wlilai i K
Rev. Dr. Whipple, See. Am. Ml." ffilXS
. . "I have had an opportunity of nmL
Ing nnd using other varieties of machine" tat
'"i "! ".'"r,11,1. "lu uiovcr A linker slltcb ii
'-Durlni? Hie iintt nLi... . . .
had n Grover Baku- Sewing Mnclilncla Sn!
stant lue, nnd It hns never n-cniired tin lcMtre.
pair. I toko great pleasure In riimtiiiiiK
the Grover A Baker ns tho very hi st sovilni mS
chine for family use."-.Mr. J, G. l'lij fiUiaVw
Twelftli street, New York. 1 ' M
' "It Isso simple In IIh hlriicturethatltla
exceedingly dl jllcult to get It out or onler. toS
of my llttlo glrls-ouc llve-ainl-a-half aaa tS
other fouryenrs-caii rewstinlnht acamionit
without aRslstalice."-IMi. A. C. low ifcf
Rev. Archibald C. l'oss, -.in Wist Jliirtleth street
New York,
. "Tho Grover i Baker Miu-hlneH nfhl
lieui-fll'to mankind that I niton Uol ns llioucbit
would do me good to trumpet Its pnil-,1 stir and
..-... ,tiu ...iu a iiiiiu in in my I'lauiest Slud:
but I would not cxchnugclt for the moat uHI;
Ivo I ever saw or any other raakc-iMn, Viuoj
wife of Prof. Wilson, of Hobart College.
... i-Tho Klinpllclty of Its construction, Dm
facility with wlitcli Its uw Is ucoulr, J.ilitUj'i
ty, strength, and elasticity or Its Mluti.anit iu
adaptability to alt kluds oi work, are vua.'iAi
which tlonot all belong at once to (inyvthtrm
chtne." Prof. Hcushaw, of WlllUtou Mm, nan-,
"My wife Is delighted with her Grouu
linker Bowing Maehlne. She r refers tlieVrovtt
A Baker to any other sho has seen, -liter. A. At
Fisher, Philadelphia Conference.
... Vo havo used one of tfiuer.i BAeri
Sewing MochlncHlor about teu sr.iri.nnil con
sider it cannot bo excelled. Itiuus smooililf.
satisfaction." (Mr. Edutti Hunt, el ljike street,
Chicago,
The Grover und Baker Sowing M.iclilno Con.
pauy mauulacturo both thor.lailio btilcbuj
Iiock Stitch Machlues, and oircr thu public I
choice of tho best machlues of botli kluds, a
their establishments In all Iho largij cit es, an1
through agencies lu nearly all tou-ns Umiu;tiout
tho country, Prico Lists and bamplcs ol aewlnr
In both stitches furutshed on application to
G rove r a Baker S. M, Co., l'lillade-lplila, or to
J. A. U0I1AN,
Uluomslu.-g.
JUU025Vly teWl'A
Hardware & Cutlery.
rPUE NEW IIAHDWAItE STOKE
X NE PLUS ULTRA.
Having eulaiged our Store Room anajia
OPENED A NEW SUPPLY,
directly from tho Manufacturers, pureliasnlloi
casli, ou u declining market, w e are uripaiiwli
offer the samo lo
FARIIEIIS. MECHANICS, BUlhCElW,
nud tho rest of Mankind, n general itoek, u;
prising nil tho kinds nnd qualities usually tr I
n ltn-.l ll'..M llln,U .,111.1,1, III 1 Hi USUJ
of the county, at unusually low prices.
All thosowhoorodeslilousoriHireliaslnjtooJi
In our lino can savo Money by looking liutm
New Hardware Storo. t
Pleaso give us a call and examlncoiir iioctu
RUN VAN 4 WARDLN,
Apr. 23.00-lyr uioouisburi,W.
Jaixhi K. Smith. J. It. Himl
gMITII & SKLiTZEJi,
Importors and Doaltrs In Foreign aoJ Pouief !l
II A It 1) W A It K,
U U N H, C U T I. E R Y, Alt.,
NO, 401) N. THIim brUKh.T, AB, CAI.IUM llltls
PHILADELl'lllA.
Nov. ai, (.7-tf.
JB
OOIC AOENTrf WANTHI)
FOR STRUGGLES AND TltlUMl'IH OF
P . 'I' . HAU X V M
Will
'i-nirti. i. .r Tiii.mi.ir Tn nno iJirge-.v-:
Volu;
t :.-', a.. .iiri.itr,,! in i.nit-
I Ocrmau-33 Elegant Full Vw r.nsn;
.... uviiiniu u.j i.ie'aiiiii -
It embraces Foiirv Yeaiw llKCOttri-TioM
uiaiiusy ijiie, as a aieiciiuni, -" -imU.'
Lecture r and Shuwiiian, and gives accout"
his Imprisonment, Ills 1'allure-. ' hS,ji
..U.UllCllll lUUH I1IIU llllj".."..- Ilnmt
Personal Reminiscences, replete ivl"'." v
Anecdote und enlerlalnlug lf"? n
book puhllshod so nrcoptablo to n
oryouo wants It, Agents aresellt" jra'y,,
100a week. Wo otter extia t'r""',.iil.-
trated Catalogue and Terms to Agent;
J. II. BURR .1 to .' A'Sd.
feb25'70-lni. llurtfuw. to""-
7J.ET THE BEST.
Mlllicrm'u fnimni- T,. I ill 111 f 1 (Klltll"P l"S
ii.. i.. . .iiiikiirLyii1--
ever laveuted. Tho subscriber 1 IV a I
lil.nvn lnv..,Hn n..,l.,ll l, l-H tlV UiaH1"
1'May,lVlw.Le ""friLmW-
T)OMESTlO ECONOMY I
CAMPILLION CAltrllT
A new, cheap durable, heallhy. nJl!
vi.nrm mVKlUNOI
A bubslltuto for oll-clolh at oiio-tulrJ tM
This carpet Is produced by a r;'l,!"'Ssi
tlou of strong, heavy paper, prlii"-" u
proof enamel whtcli receives Iho ?,!, nJ
tlio colors and paper endures wiuju'" ,( 11
ders the carpet bright und beautiful m
Its cost renders It available I08llcl'j;'ju
cAvviiuiuuiy eiuouiii nnu ai" J i r . .iirn i
I111VB iio&l iu nil uuu i iiiim . l!l!ll'
u e uiiiL-ii laiior uiui ii"" T.',tiuiialiyUJ
..uii iiici Liiiuiiiiiiuu i-.iimi. n,r neji'
case may require, (which costs but i .'r,.,1n
lust ludetlutiely. even nu iige.and'';!"'...'
iiewuuu uiigm : ill us uso ii" , ieiciw''
Is placed upon Iho paper fur w '',ir;, uiunJ
ly upon sho w liter-proof coalliig, W
tint Muma iiaeu uuir lu ivm." ,. ni-ii
uas recently been used fur a vaiin -urui'
iu. iiiiui... luuL.iiuui 1.. i-.uivi-.
iiuici.uiu iuu nisi, uiieiuiH,K. -. ..ytir w
Auicrlcu, tu convert it Into caj I"' "Lia! .
ma, uii couecue 1110 uo un e i""-,-, isii"1.
no iiavu iiurt liuse-u inw i irt IUiiiw
couuly und euu furulsh the carpel io
at manuluclureis prhis,, ,, ,, ,sBl!
You ure Invited tajcaall VlaU1
giH.dsatourstJro. M'KLLV. t-A''
Bloomsburg, Deo, H'W-tf.
Nil Tli rtliPVIVfl t)l- .V;,pi
IT titiim nniioHVl'lTHE Ol-'.'.f. im
CHURCH, 1I1.0OJ lu'ruiJ
Tho uuderslgued having Ju",,!,i luii'
tho cities will a largo ussorlnunj ,
and chairs or all kinds, also a .wn." 'vW('
of trunks, traveling huB"i1Vn,mniiyt''','1U
conlldent ho cuu sell cheabj r thu t,rl
"Moro than two-thirds or nil n. . ,
donoln my family for tlio lai l , 5 U L.f '
Uono by Groer A Baker's Slaclil i,c n,,i fV'w"
bad n varment i Innr ni.ni ... V""d ' et
Sofas and Iaiunges coiutunlly uu b Kir
orcouutry produco tukcu l,'?X,rurt f
ture. Please glvo him u call he'ei" "lt4iill
elatewlirit.
Mr.I9.C9-ly
marltf. w- A.a.
luUir.U-II,