THE faOLUMBIAN AND DEMO CHAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COXJNTY, PA.
i.TlIU YOUNG YOLKS.
UANNESJMJOB OF H0PPA.0H,
Vrom U10 cimn.
f jtr.nT! Is a Btory told of n, tnllor In
Nbttettwlt on tlio Atseli, who, when tlio
city was bosicRfil by rm enemy, nml nl
inSst reduced by starvation, bit upon
mhngetilous l'bui for delivering It. Ho
BcwcdlilmselfuplunBlieep skin, nml
showed himself on tho city wixlU, in
nlnces. whlto hla comrnuM
iiWutcil lttstllv below, In concert with
lilm-utitll nt last tho enemy, thinking
that tho town must bo abundantly sup
plied with food.wlthdrcw In great vex
ation. Tho Nonsta it tailor was a mov
er fellow, but ho had his match In Han-
nes-Jacob of Iloppach. ,Tn,.u
On tho wny from Escliun to Hoppami
you pass ti liltjli, steep mountaln-on
this mountain stood tho eastlo of Wild
.iMMti. ttn nart of it now remains
BtaiulltiB, except n Rtcat wall, and tho
(into, which was formerly provided
with o drow-bridgo, toRetlier with a
high four cornered towcrj tho collar Is
still to boecn In tho yard, and n deep
well, which Is now quite filled up with
stones- A century ago, hunter and
shepherd still dwelt In the eastlo sinco
that tlmo It lies wasto nnu iureum-n.
liiiib grazo In tho court yard; tho wind
and tho birds havo sowed fir-trees and
weeds and bushes on tho masonry, and
IKiws covers the lu-.tl that led to tho
SR9.'' . -,-r...t 1. innit ncn
TnOUOunis 01 .ivuiiil-vis, --n -
i.iimi.ltecl this castle, would starcciy
havo bellovcd that thoplaco would over
bo dcsolato-tinlcss, perhaiw, wo except
the Inst of tho race, who when all his
retainers had either lied or been Wiled,
tiled to escape, with his chaplain, by n
subterranean passage, but when ho
found tho outlet, at tho placo called tho
"Hath-room," already beset by tho en
emy, threw himself upon his sword.
Tho Count of IUenock had long been
rich and powerful nobles, with gold
and L-oods. and rich lands enough; to
day, oven, 0110 might And enough of
their cold and silver In tho ruined ens-
tie, If 0110 only knew how and whero It
Isjhidden. As It is, tnero it win my
until tlin il:iv of doom.
Jlut money nnd goods do not always
sjve; and an Ingenious mind is worm
far moro than gold and silver; as tlioso
nobles once proved by experience, in
tliocoursoof their quarrels with tho
men of Mctitz. The latter had occupied
all the surrounding country, so that ono
of tho Uleueckersinado tho best of it
exercised their horses In the court house
tiiat they might not grow stiff and awk
ward, held carnival In tho great castle
hall, and waited for better times. But
when tho snow melted, and tho moun
tain streams carnodown,and just at tho
tlmo for tho March violet to blow, be
liglill ono lino evening, tho Mentzers
camo in great crowds into the valley,
uud encamped beforo tho eastlo and
tlioltieneckcrs oponed their eyes in as
tonishment. True, they had force
enough, and tho walls weio high nnd
tho moat deep but they wero badly off
for provlslqns, nnd well they knew that
when tho stomach is empty, tho heart
loses Its courage, and tho arm its
strength. At first they hoped that when
the enemy should como up and knock
his hand In vain against their thick
wall, ho would leave again but they
wero disappointed; tho larch trees grew
green, and tho birches put on their
leaves, tho pines and firs showed new
shoots, and the cuckoo commenced his
cry but after, as before, lay tho Men
tzers In tho valley, and tho smoko roso
from their camp, three times every day
exactly as if they had been at hoirre. It
wits a bitter sight to tho Rieneckcrs to
fceothemcn of Mentz gather morning,
noon and night around tho fleld-kcttlo,
for Bchmalbans tho niggard had long
been head-cook among them meal and
flesh wero almost gone, although they
had come down to quarter rations; It
would have taken no great arlthemetl
clan to reckon within a hair's breadth,
when the last loaf of bread would be
baked, and tho last ham cut. What
vexed tho Itleneckcrs most, was that
thoenemy must In some way havolcarn
ed their condition. Forwhen tho Count
and his servant, irannes-Jncob, wero
once looking'ovcr tho eastlo wall into
(ho valley, they heard tho Mentzers
Saying:
"They havo -only ono cow and ono
pig- tho rest will soon bo ours 1"
As has been intimated, Hanncs-Jac-
oh had a fertile brain. Over In tho vnl
ley lay Iloppach. I'coplo say that onco
upon a tlmo a man camo Into tho val
ley, with a bag on his shoulder; tho
Jing had 11 holo In it, and houses fell out
of It, hero ono and tliero ono ono In
this placo, and after n whiloono In that;
ono to tho right of the stream, then ono
to tho left of it; nnd if any ono looks
around him In tho town, which arose
in such a strange fashion, ho cannot but
laugh,for tho houses stand In such curi
ous confusion; when a man wishes to
go and seo bis neighbor, ho has to make
a leap ("hoppen") across tho brook;
and to this town Is called Iloppach.
That was tho hlrth-placo of Ilutinea-
Jacob.
Now when ho saw his lord's anxiety,
It went to his heart and lmraedlatoly
ho thought of a clever Btrutagem. Down
ho went into tho stable, took tho only
pig that was left, throw It down, und
, knelt down on Its back, which mailt! It
tquial as if It wero being killed. The
men of Mentz pricked up their ears and
laughed for now, they thovght tho end
would toon come. But when, three
days after, ho dldthosamo thing-and
again three days after that, nnd soon
thpv hMi!
''Why, tlitro must bti plenty yet In
tho cnstlo I listen 1 they nro killing
another Jioir already 1"
Tilings went on thus for a while, and
thcIMoneek people tightened their belts
until they looked liko wasps; they had
killed tho very cats "for," said they.
"wo will havo to catch mlco ourselves
soon enough" at Jast thero' was no
help for It, they must really kill their
lost pig. Count Illcneck bado his peo
ple tat, onco more, until thoy wero tat-
Med, saying, "wo shall havo to dlo
beforo long." Hut Ilannes-Jncob went
into tho stable, and now bellowed llko
n calf, now lowed llko a cow so that
IhoEo outsldosafd to ono another:
"Tho swlnoaro all killed now thoy
aro coming to tho cattlot"
Thoso In tho eastlo knew better, for
thoy wero almost starved ; at last, ono
day, when only tho Jast ham was left,
and scarcely any ono could stand for
weakness, except Ilaunos-Jacob, tho
Count camo among them, uud said :
"I thank you, dear, faithful comrades,
that you havo held out so manfully to
tint last but now our hour Is como.
Wo must not discourage each other's
heart?, but bravely bid each other good
nlqlit In lids false world, ho'plng to
meet In u better llfo. To-mbrrow wo
must marry tho lopo-maker's daughter
and wo shall float lightly enough In
tho nlr, for wo havo not much loft but
our ghosts I"
So saying, ho gave each man his
hand, wlillg great tears fell from his
eyes and down Ids cheeks, and his men
wept with hint. Only llaunes-Jacob
still hoped to find souio way of escape.
So ho brought tho cow,oii whoso milk
thoy hnd lived, out of thu,stahte,houud
the last remaining ham with flax be
tween her horns, got tho chaplain of tho
eastlo who win lyln In bed trying to
dtlvonway bad thoughts, and Imagln
Ino that ho had written tho last ho over
should, to wrltu u billet, which ho fast
ened to tho ham and then ho drovo
tho cow out of tho gate. When tho
Mentzers saw tho cow coming straight
ncross tho valloy In which sho had so
often, In bet'er days, fed on tho green
meadows, they wero astonished; but at
last, souio of them caught tho cow, and
unbound the flax from her horns. Thoy
found tho ham tied up In It, nml with
It tho billet, which read thus:
"No moro can you tako tho fortress
than tho cow can oat tho ham I"
They oponod their eyes In astonish
ment, nnd brought tho cow and thu
writing to their commander. For weeks
ho had beon tired of tho slego, nnd
would gladly havo withdrawn long be
fore, if overy day ho hail not hoped
that hunger would compel the eastlo to
surrender. But when ho saw tho cow,
and read tho billet, ho said:
"Blow a retreat, for wo shall starve
ourselves beforo they aro out of rations!"
Tho next day they went off down tho
valley with bag nnd baggago. Tho
Relncckers looked on with throbbing
hearts, not daring to uttci a sound, un
til tho last Mcntzcr was out of sight
and then Joy burst forth on all sides I
Tho sick wero well tho weak stood
firm on their feet, tho chaplain got out
his bed, tho conslablo sent a roar of
cannoury aftet tho, MenlKcrs but no
shot, lest they might take It for earnest,
and como back, nnd tho man In tho
town blow as If ho would blow his llfo
out "Aim Dunhcl altc Colt!" Count
rJtelneck took off his cap and folded his
hand', until tho strain was ended ; then,
stroking his moustache, ho said .
"That was by God's counsel Indeed;
But as often as I hoar a pig squeal or a
cow low, 1 shall remember linnncs
Jacob, of Hoppaek, and his stratagem!"
Stoves and Tinware.
TVTKW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
IHAIAH HAQENRUClt,
M.tlu Btrcet ouo door above. E. McndciihaU's
Htene.
i. Iiuro assortment of Ftovei, Heaters mid
Rsngos constantly on hand, and for snlo nt tho
lowest rates.
finning In all It branches carefully nttimiled to,
iitiit sntlsluctlnh uuiiriinltcd.
Tin work or nil Id mis wholesale ami ritnlt. A
trial is requested.
Apr.,()U-lf
-t " -
QTOVKtl AND TINWAUR.
A. M. nurEirr
announces In Ills friends and customers Hint
continues the nbovo buslnctA nt till old place mi
MAIN STREET) RLOOMHUUEO,
Customers cun lie accomodated with
FANCY HTOVES
of ull kluds, moveplpcs, Tinware, nud (ivory v
rlcty of urttclo found in n Blovo nnd Tinware Es
tablishment in the cities, nnd un tho most 1 0113011.
nblo term. UopnlrlncdononttheshortcstnotlcKi.
21 U0S5EN MILK-rANH
1
on hnutt for sale.
Levi Obi'i-ioIt7cr of riillftdclphln, nud formerly
of riicrnlxvllto. rn.. nnd nlflimich It Iina only
Ncen ollcrcd for live yenrs, moie tfmii ono mill
mn DouionnnvonircmiyuetUHom. nnu ine uu-
OW BTOVU AND TIN SHOP.
031TE aii,r.nu'
ON MAIN STflRET, NK.ilt.Y of
STORK,
ir.OO.MSllUlta, IVENN'A.
Thk undersigned haJustfllted up nud opened
hla new
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n thli place, whero ho Is prepared lo mnko up
now Tin Wake of nil kjudi lu Mh lino, nud do
repairing with ucntness nnd dispatch, upon tho
muib rcusoiiuuio terms, no niso uucjis uu unnil
STOVES OP VARIOUS 1'ATTEltNS AHTYLE3,
which ho will sell upon terms to suit piirchaseis.
.(live him h call. Hols u good moclinulc, nnd
deserving of tho public p.'lltunnee.
JAC011 MIIT..
Illoumsbuiu, April 28, W07.
Foundries.
glf AHPIjESS & IIAJtMAN,
:aii.i; i ou.ndiiv and jiANUKAt-runiNO snor,
STOVES Ji PLOWS WHOLESALE A RETAIL
Til!:- CKLEmiATr.D M0NTH03E IKON J1EAJI ANI
THE 1IUTT0N WOOUKN 11EAM l'LOWS.
Cnstlncs nnd Flro Tlrlek for lcpnh lngelly Stoves.
All kinds of llrnss or Iron easting mndo to older
upon bliort notice.
II. 1'. HIIARl'LESS & V. H. HARMAN,
Uloomsburg, l'a. i'lopilctors.
Jliir.l'j.'co-ir.
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FARMER'S COLUMN.
How to Cook Shad.
Shad should be baked, fricdorbrolied.
For broiling, removo tho roes, clean
and dry thoroughly, cut into straight
halves, and put with tho roes on a well-
heated and well-greased gridiron, over
moderalo Arc; put .tho cover 011 so
that It will cogk through whilo it is
browning, and only turn onco; when it
Is done,removo it to a warm dlsh,spread
over It a piece of butter thesizoof a wal
nut, a little pepper and salt, and put it
for a moment In tho oven; garnish with
sprigs of fresh parsley before serving.
Fried Shuil. Divido the two halves
in pieces two or threo inches wide, salt,
and pepper them and put them hi a pan
In which tho fat, to keep them from
sticking, has already been mado boil
ing hot; fry a rich brown on both sides,
cooking tho insiuu llrst, anu servo not.
The roes may bo fried In tho samo way.
liahed Shad does not rcqulro to bo
cut down tho back, only cleaned, tho
roes removed and tho inside filled with
a stuffing mado of bread crumbs, salt
pork, and onion, eaye, thyme, "parsley,
and pepper and fait; chop all together
fine, 1111 and tew up tho shad, and placo
in a pan with threo or four slices of tho
pork over it, and tho roes at tho side;
bako ono hour, and you wllll havoa
dish fit for an editor.
Shad Maitre J)' Hotel Butter a pan
and lay thu shad in it, with an ohlon
sliced, a bay leaf, flvo cloves, tho juico
of half a lemon, a spoonfulof vinegar,
and two of gravy; make four" or flvo
incisions on both sides of tho shad, cut
ting down to tho bone, cover with but
tered paper, nnd put luto a rather slow
oven; let It bako twenty minutes, then
tako It out, removo tho paper, baste
thoroughly nnd put It back; let it ro
malu In tho oven altogether about threo
quarters of an hour If the fish is a largo
one, bastlug fretrunutly with tho liquor
In tho pan; then tako it out fill tho In
cisions with chopped parsley and butter.
nnd put back while making a sauco of
u nam nutter, Hour, uiotn anu lemon
lulco. into which pour all tho lluuld
soiToundliiL'tho shad: boll un onco. dish
tho fish, and pour the sauco over It.
Demoresl.
HANG K VI lib 10 FOUNDRY,
MACHINE SHOP ANI AaHIC'UI.TUIlAL
Tito undersigned desires to Inform his fritntls
nnd tho public general ly, that ho has lebullt nml
eulnrgeu his Foundry uudM.ichluoShop.mid to
moved nil his buslnckS Horn Light hticel 10 tho
nbovonamod plnce, whero In count c'.lou with
his Found ty bo will continue to mnunlncturo
Wheeler's Railway Chain Horse-Power nnd
Tlucsher, (Improved), Cui noil's l'.Uonl.
THRESHER AND CLEANER,
either overshot fur Trend-Power or uudeuhol
with Lever-Power. Ho n!n inHnufaetuu'H lo
order nnd Ills up nil kluds of
Jf 1 L h 0 E A It I N G ,
Circular Saw Mandrels, Patent Slides for Saw
Mills, thu latest Improved Hon Ruuu l'lous of
dlllerent kinds Wooden Ueam Plowv, Double
Com Plows, nnd l'low Points tit every descrip
tion generally used throughout tho county.
IRON KETTLES, HELLS
Cellar Unites, fltoes,Skd nnd Sleigh Soles, nnd
lu fact everything gencrully mudolnn country
Foundry. Those wishing to puiclutse Mnchlues
would do well 10 examine his machldcs, nnd tho
lmpiovements mado on the power.by which nt
least LI) per cent, or the friction Is teken oil',
ALL MACHINES ARE WARRANTED
to give good batlsfactlon uud terms made to suit
puichascrs. All kinds cf ccunlry produce taken
In exchange for Plows nnd castings.
Thnukltu to his ftlends und patrons for past
favors ho would still continue to sollvil tho same.
WILLIAM SCHUYLER.
Apr.9,G9-lf oraugevllle l"a.
Drugs mid Chemicals.
l'lttHNIX PECTORAL CURES COUC1III
I'IKENIX PECTORAL CUItl'S COUdlll
1'HIKNIX PECTORAL CURES COUOUI
Tho rhtenlx Pectoral will euro tho disease? of
tho Throat nnd Lungs, mich ns Colds, Cough,
Croup, Asthmn.Iironchltla.Cntarrh, Soro Throat
Honrsoness, Whooping Cough, nnd Pulmonary
Consumption. This mediclno Is prepnred by Dr,
maud for It ts Increasing every day. Many of
mo Heinuuruggisis uuyn in 101s 01 nve gross,
nnd not ft few ol tho Country Storekeepers try
ono gross at n time. Nearly every ono who has
oversold ltlcstlllns tollspopularlly, nnd nearly
nil who havo used It, bear testimony to Its won
derful power Incurlng Cough, Wo nrocoufldont
lhat thero Is no known mediclno of such great
vnlno lo tho community nsthoPluentx Pectornl.
It has cured cases of tho most painful nud dis
tressing cough, of years standing. ,
It has given Instant relief In spells of coughing,
It has Instantly slorped tho pmoxysm of
Whooping Cough, nnd gieatly shortened Its du
ration. It has cured Croup lu a low minutes.
Consumption has been cured by II, where nil
other remedies had failed to do good.
Hoarseness ha3 been cured by It In a slnglo
ulghl.
Many physicians recommend II, nnd others uso
It themselesnnd administer It In their practice
whilo others oppose It because it takes nway
their business.
Wo lccommend It to our renders nnd lor fur
(lierpnrllculars, would refer you to tho circular
around tho bottle wheioyou will find numeious
certificates given by poisons who havo used It.
It is so pleasant to tho taslo that chlldien cry
for 11.
It Is nstlniulatlngcxpcotorant.glvlng strength
nt the same tlmo that It allays thu cough.
Tho proprietor of this mediclno has so much
confidence In llscuratlvo powers from the testi
mony of thousands who havo used It that tho
money will bo refunded to nny purchaser who Is
nut satisfied with tho elnicts.
It Is so cheap that nil enu buy It.
l'rlco 1't Cents, Largo Hollies 4I.IM
It is prcpaicd only by
LEVI O11ER1I0LTZER JI. D.,
WHOMJiAIX nnuuuisT,
No. IAS North Third Suect, Philadelphia,
N. I!, If jour neuri.il Druggist or Storekeeper
does not have Ibis medicine ask him togct 11 fur
uu,nhd do not lethliu put you oil' with sumo
other preparation because he macs moro mon
ey on It; but go or send nt onco to somo sloro
where ou know it Is kept, or send to Dr. Ober
lioltzor. sold by E. 1. l.u tz Druggist, lllooms
burg, nnd H, W, Creasy, a Co., Light Street, nnd
nearly every druggist und storekeeper In Colum
bia County. .
dec. lU,'(i'J-Cm,
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0 13 N T U It Y I cliowlng tobacco 1ms no
CliewlngTobaccQ. li'l""1 r mperlor nny-
fiuuui iiiu oest cuewing lour.eco in tno country.
LOltlLLARD H I hnvo now been in gen
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J. II. R01USON,I5LOOMSnURa,PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Luzcruo, Lycoming and Columbia
counties.
Aug. 20,'lS9-ly.
Random Thoughts.
Ni farmer should build a houso or
mako any otiier Improvement without
ascertaining beforehand tlio probablo
co-,1 oi tno same, t no preliminary ex
nenso of everythlnir Is esseiitlnlto all
agricultural thrift, and ho who neglects
it will uoapt to uiscoveriiis error niter
It is too late.
Ten bushels of boiled nolatoes.inas bed
and mixed with threo bushels of finely
ground corn meai, win maico as mucii
pom as douuio uiu quantity red in a
raw staie.
Ono or two applications of buttermilk
will destroy lieu on cattle, and isn sufi-
remedy to drlvo off tho vermin.
in li'etllnir potatoes anil turn to
cattlo thoy bometimes will act a untntn
or turnip lodged In tho pa?sa&o to tho
stomach, In which caso a common flexi
ble wacon-whlli nuslietl trently tlown
tho throat will n move the object and
Klvo intant relief.
The most shock v mt'thnil of tnnkliif
elder Into vinegar is to not fill tho casks
moro than halt full, with tho bung left
out.which will oxpoo tho largestsurfuco
to thoulr.and consciiueiitly will become
viiit'Kiir hiuuii suoiif r man 11 mo uarrei
bo filled full.
Tho farmer In tho uiaiiufuciurn nml
earo of his manure heap, should always
keep in view that what isln preparation
should not bo allowed to lo.so Its
strength by ten rapid fermentation or
uavo us soiuuio pans unnecessarily
wasuuti awnyunu lost.
Tho best fettl for horses affected will
tho heaves, Is such as Is nutritious nud
succulent, nnu should ho condensed In
to as small a compass as possible. Dry
and dusty hay is injurious, and makes
tno animal wncczo distressingly. Moist
ened ground feed, potatoes, carrots anil
ruta bagas aro tho best feed for animals
Having tins uiecaee. and if tho water to
I drink would bo cvcn to thohorso out
oi a cask with slaked union t thohottom
aud stirred occasionally, It would mat
erially lessen tho difficulty of breathing.
Persons owning horses iillllctcd with
tho heaves, and neglecting to feed and
treat them properly, should bo visited
by Mr. Horgh or somo other member
ol that huiiianosoclet y.aiid admonished
that it Is contrary to law to oppress poor
uuini) uruies,
Among tho best of remedies to euro
soro teats of cows Is to smear tho teats
with syrup molasses beforo milking.
It Is cleaner and nlcasantor than somo
other greasy remedies.
A simiilo nnd verv effectual ltitiedv
for soro back lu horses Is a piaster mado
of tho yolk of an egg nnd a tcasnoonful
oi liirpf niiiip.- journal oj iie surnier, :
NSURANOE AGENCY.
Wyoming . J170.OU)
Etna. I,ooo,;
Fulton. 3u0,0uo
North America 360,000
City iVflUO
International 1,100,000
Niagara .'. 1,000.000
Putnam SJO.OOO
Merchants M.uOO
Bprlngfleld 570,tw0
Farmers' Danvtllc SUO.OOO
Albany City toO.000
Lancaster City 2C0.OO0
York Horse, Doalli & Thelt... C3,floo
Homo, New Haven .., 1,0x1,000
Danville, Ilorsa Then
FHEAS 1IROWN, .itmtf,
mam(i9-ly. llLonMHHaiui. I
b24. 8.62b
T ST
For Puis Water, uat
Ibu ceicbrsioa rump,
emireij utitieii,
durable tnj relia
ble; cqnal to the
good old-faililoned
sroodea Piimp. end
coet lets than hall the
money. Kaailj arranged
o si to V noQ-freezlog,
and In conitractlon bo almi'ln
Ibai any one can put It up and
leep It (n repair.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP NOW MAD.
Oct.22,'(0-tlm.
NEW MAOKEKEL, NEW MACK
EREL,
AT J. II. MAIZE'S
M A III M O T II OHOC E It Y
COllNEU II .UN ANU IKON tjTlll'.KlS, ULOOMSllCUU,
Large stock ol
SALT FISH ON HAND, CHEAP 1'OR CASH
OR EXCHANGE FOR HIDE MEAT OR
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
ALSO
a Jt O C E It I 15S
Or all .lcluds,' received Dally IromjEaatern und
HoullieruMurktts. "!' "
WASHING JIADE EASY,
WITHOUT 110IL1NU OR WASH I'.OARD
M A Y 11 R'B V A T E NT SO A r,
WAUltANTKD TUB 11LST IN Till! WOKMl,
Ou huud u t Wlioleanlepr Retail, Merchautsaup'
idled at .Muklifaclllrcrs' prlies la Columbia
tounly.
TK OEM FLOUlt AND HAUOE
filFTEH
Tl.o lluint llilutlii the world for women to alft
their Hour, and Luke nice llreador l'ukcs;au
ur 1 1 tics almost Indlsrenklhle In a fanilly.Whole
aula and Retail,
A LARUE AhHOUTMENT OF
Q U EEN 3 W A II E & GLASSWARE
On hand, everylhliig good lo set a Ufcy table,
Cull end sec, J, II, MAIZE.
lllrmmklmre, Maich IK, l;o lui
LORILLARDS
"EUltEKA
Smoking Tobacco
is an excellent urtlclo
of granulated Virginia;
wherecr lnltoduied It
Is universally udmlrcil.
LORILLAKD'H
YACHT CLUB
Smoking Tobacco
Is null-nervous in
classed by all who eon
sumo ltnstho"llnest of
nil;" It is made or the
LholecsL lenf mown. It.
its etlect, ns the Nicotlue
Rail Roads.
T AOKAWANNA
and nT.nnifH.
J UtllKl ltA.i.no.M)
Ou aud tltr Jan. 17, lS70t- I'asscuger Trains will
niuflniuiiuiTvl
uoingisorui, uoingHontu,
Arrive Arrlvo Leave Leave
p. m. n. m. p. m. n, m,
Ji.W
Scranton 8.43
I'lttston ... 8.11
Kingston 7.G0
Plymouth 7.:H
Sblcksliluuy.... 7.M
nerwicK, h u.uo
llloom S.VS
D.lUVllIe i.bO
I.ravn
North'd 4.1J
10.30
10.01
(1.09
8.30
7.M
7.13
Leave
(l.lii
4.01)
Leavo
4.32
6.00
CIO
0.10
0.50
7.30
8.10
Arrlvo
S.ll
7.20
7.50
8.20
SSI
(Mi
10.17
10.M
Airlve
11.31
Connection mado ntScranton bv tho 10.40 a.m.
train for Oreat llend, lllnghniutou, Albany nnd
nil points North, East and West.
it, i, nuuiiu, nup i,
CATAW1SSA KAILUOAD-On and
nflcr MONDAY, Sep. 0, 1800, Passenger
trains ou tiie Cntuwlssa ltnllroad will run at the
following named hours I
Arr, 0.00 p. m.
Dep.6.'21 "
" 4.07 "
" 1.(0 "
" 4.00 "
" 3.4) "
" 3.32 "
" 2.21 "
" uA "
" 1.40 "
" 1.S0 "
" 1.10 "
" lo.io n.m.
6.10 "
JfilK Uoith,
Dep. 8. 15 n.m
0.15
0.17
" 10.O1 "
" 10.1. "
" 11.01 "
" 11.17 '
" 12,'JJ p.m
" 12.M
" 1.1W "
" 1.15) "
' 2,15
" l.'ij
Arr. 0.13
" 0.23
STATIONS,
Wllllamsporl
Muncy.
Watsontown,
.Stilton.
Danville. '
Rupert. '
Catawlssa. '
Rlugtotvu. '
Summit. 1
' (luakake. '
1 E. Mahouy Juno, '
'Dlue, Tamaqua. Dine.
' Reading. 1
' Philadelphia. '
, I To New Yolk via. Read
I Ing or Mauch chunk.
iTouijsow i oru via. I
Mauch Chunk. f
NoChangoof cars between Wll'lnmsport nnd
Philadelphia. ' UEO. WEUII Suy't.
JUOWN'S PAST FREIGHT
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RLOOMSlIUllO,
und Intermediate points, floods forwarded with
cnlo and desputch aud at low laics.
uooits, at I'lilluucipnia, must bo delivered nt
lltllier A. Co's. Ml MarkcL Hlri.pl. l.nr roll i,ttr.
lleulars, nnnlv to
SCIIUVLKR & ROIlINSON.l'roprletorH,
Aug. 20.'o'J-tr. It. R. Depot, llloomsburg.Pa.
0.M
N
Jan.2l'70.3m
Now Yoric.
0
MNIBUS LINE.
ORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.
On und after Nov. 15th 1S09, Trains wp
leave Noutuumukrlanu ns follows :
NORTHWARD.
55 a, m.. Dally lo Wllllams-port, (except Sunday)
foriclmlrn, Caunndnlgua, Rochester. UuU.tlo
Susnenslon llrldu-e. nml V. Fnlli.
030 l'. Dally, (except Sundays) for Elmlra and
jiuuaio s-in irie jinuway uom j'.imira.
5.3) i'. a., Dally, (except Suudays) for WUIIams.
port,
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
lO.'ii A. M.Dally (except Monday's) for llaltlnioro
WILMINOTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
11.10 P.M. Dally (except Kunday's)for Ualtlmore
- ED. S. YOUNO,
uonernl Possoiiger Agent,
Al.ritun R. Fiski:, Oen'l Supt.,
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mondav, Dkckmiiki: S7I1i,IS0ii,
(Ileal Tiunk Lino fiom tho North nud North
West forl'hlladelphla.New York, Reading, Potts
vine, iiuiiai un, Asuuinu, Muamoiciu Lebanon
Allcutown, Eastou, Ephruln, LUlie, Lancaster,
Trains leave-' Ilarrlsburg for New York, ni i'nl
lows: At 5,35, nnd 8,10 u. m 12,20 noon nnd
2,05 p. m connecting with similar trains on
l-eiiua. uiuirouu, nnu arriving nl. iNuw llork nl
nuuu, o,iuu,ou uuii iu,uu p. Ul. rcspeellVely
Sleeping cais accompany tho 5,35a. lu,, and 12.2
noou trulns without change.
Returning: Lcavo Nuw Yorknt 9.00 n.m. urni
12.00 noon aud 0,00 p. m. Philadelphia at 8.15
n. m, aud 3.30 p.m. sleeping cars accomnany
tho 11.00 u. m., nnd 5,00p.m., trains lioin N. Y.
lYiuiuui i uuuKe.
Leave Harrlsburu for Ilcadlnt?. Poltsvlltn. T
mniiua, .Mlucrsvilic, Ashland, shmnokln l'lue
drove, Allcutowu & l'hlla'd. at 8,10 a.m., & 2,0.3 &
4,10 p.m., slopping nt Lebanon and principal way
stations: tho 4,10pm. train connecting for Phll'u
Pottsvlllo and Columbia only. For Pottsvllle
Seliuylklll Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
nud Husipjeluuiua Railroad, leave Harrlsburg at
3,10 p.m.
Way l'usscnger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7,10 a.m., connecting with similar train on East
l'a. mil road reluming iroin Reudlugiito.Up.m.
stopping at ull stations.
Leas a Pottsvlllo at 5, Wand 9.00 a.m., nud 2,13 p.m.
Herudon nt 0.30 a. m., Shamoklu at s,ioaud 10,10
a. m., Ashland at 7,00 a.m. and 12,30 noon Tama
qua at 8,33 a. in., and 2,20 p. m.lor Philadelphia
Leave Pottsvllle via Sclmvlklll nml Hiunnn.
hanua Railroad nt 8,15 a.m. lor Harrlsburg, and
llliln ... f.t 1,1 .... ....... ., n. D
1..,.U. X , uu u.u o l.uu XieillOUl,
Reading Accommodation Train leaves l'otts
vlllo utS.lO a, m., passes Reading at 7,30 a. m., ar
riving nt Philadelphia at 10.20 a. m. Returulug,
leaves Philadelphia at 1,15 p. m., passing Read
ing at 7.10 p.m., arrlvlngnt Pottsvllle nt 0.30 p.m.
1'ollstown Aceommodallou Traludeavesl'otts
towu at 0,15 u.m. returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 1,00 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leavo Reading nt
7,15 a.m., and 0-15 p.m. lor Ephruta, Lltlz, Lancas
ter, Columbia, &c,
l'erklomeu Rail Road Trains leavo Perklnmcu
Junction at 0,00 a. iu 3.tK) 4 5.30 p. m. returulug :
lenveSchweuksvilleut 8.03a.m., 12.13 noon, nnd
4.15 p.m., cunuectlug with similar trulns ou
Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdulo Railroad trains leavo I'otlslowu
nt 0.10 a. m nud 0.20 p. m.,ieturulng leas e Mount
Pleasautnt 7.00 and 11.25 a, m., cohnecting with
blmllar tinlns on Rending Railroad.
Cnesler Valley RnUload Trains leavo Rildge
port at 8,30 a. m. nnd 2.05 und 5.02 p. in. returulug.
leave Downlugton nt O.tO u. m 12.15 noon and
5.15 p. in., connecting wllh klmllur Halts on
Iteadlug Rallload,
Ou Sundays, leave New York at 5,00 p.m., l'hll
phlnut s,oi) u.m. and 3,13 p.m., (tho 8,ou a.m. train
rnunlugouly to Reading;) Pottsvlllo 8,00 a.m.;
Hurrlsbuig nt 5.33 a, in. und 4,10 p. m. aud
Iffmllm, nl 7 II n , ,,,,,1 lit,,-... ... rt.
burg, at 7.23a. 111. for New Y'ork, ami ntll.lJu.iu
nnd 4.25 p. m. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Benson, School nnd
Excursion Tickets to and from nil poluut, at re
duced rates.
Ragguge checked through; 100 pounds allowed
each passenger.
O. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa , Deo. 27 UM).
Dry Goods 8c Notiouo.
jq-EW BTO0K OP CLOTHING.
Fresh itrrlval of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DAVID LOWEN11ERO
Invltoi ntleni ion to Ids stock nf
CHEAP AND 1'ASIIIONARLE CLOTHING.
At hlsfitoro ou
MalnBlrcct, two doora above tho American House
llloomsburg, l'a.,
wheio ho has Just received from Now York-and
millndelphta n full ussoitment of
MEN ANt) HOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fnshlonablo, durable, and
1,:ma''n0 DRESS OOOPK.
consisting of
1IOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-ULOT1I
COATS AND PANTS.
of nil sorts, slzcsandcelors. lie has also replen
ished his already large slock of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
11-ANDKERCHIErs, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas ennslaiilly ou hand a large nud well-sc-
cc4cd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTING',
which ho Is prepared lo mnko to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very shoit notice, nnd lu tho
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
aud most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
nfo cry description, flnonud cheap. His casooi
Jewelry Is not surpassedlln thls;p!nco. Cull aud
oxamlno his general assortmeirof
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.
DAVID I.OWENI1ERG.
rj.RAND OI'ENINO
c.
O. M A it n
Imvo Just rccelveil from tho eastern markcU a
largo nnd well selected stock of
1) II Y O O O 3) S ,
UO X H I ii T I X ft O V
.leans,
lU'stMcRohiil &
Ihown MtullnH.
f'ntlonei,
'I'lckliii,
Tallin lalnciiH,
Vottou A
All wool ll.mnul,
AC, Ac,
A i;tml stock of
LndleH it res, gouds.
Latt'st slyle . patterns.
Bi'lceH of all klmlft,
CiQod stock i;rKH Ics,
tiucenswure,
Htono ivuro,
Wood A willow ware,
Flour & Chop,
A1-h Kilchen Cryhlnl Honp fur cleniiliij? Tin,
I.rass.iVc. AU good sold clunp for cash or pro
lie would cull tho nttcullou of buyers lo his
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprise everything usually kept in tho coun
tiy, feellitfi conlldent that he can Bell them
goodH'at such prices as will etisuru satisfaction
Nov. .VCO-tf O. C. MARK.
Tho undersigned would resicctfully announce to
tho citizen of Uloomshnrt; antl the public gene
rally t ha ho Ik running ou
OMNI11US LINE
between this place and thodltTerent railroad de
pots dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South and West on tno Cata
wlssa and Willlamsport Ilallroad, and with thoso
going North and South on the Lackawanna and
llloomsburg Ilallroad.
Ills Omnlbusscs are iu good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, and charges reasonable.
Versous wishing to meet or see their friends de
part, can be accomodated upon t casonablo charge
by leavtuc timely uotlce at any ol the hotels.
JACOU L C1IKTON, rroprletot.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
W1WTKHN HA1LUOAI). Winter arrange
ment, Jaii.l7,l70.
J3A1TWAKU,
iriuns leavo as joliows;
Wt-ITWAHD.
JVTILLliIVS STOKE. ,
FUE-ll AltUIVAL OK
FALL AND WINfKU UOOl1.
The subscriber h.is lust returuttt ftom thu title
with another latge and select assortment of
fall Aiii) winti:ii aoons.
purchased in New York and Philadelphia at the
owcstllgure, and which lie W determined lo soli
ou us mode. lite terms as can be procured else
where in Jlloomsburiz. His slock comprise
lawi:s Dnrss goous
of thu choicest stylcH nud latest fashions, totithc
with u lare assortment of Dry Ooodd aud Guv
cerles, consisting of tno following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths-,
Oloths,
Jassimeroa,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Hllks,
While (loods,
Linens,
ttoop.skiits,
Muslins,
If olio ww are
Cedar whio
l,u ecus ware, tfaidwai
Itoots aud Shoes,
Hats uud Caps
I Toop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Lnoklng.fJlnssiij,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugtis,
Teas,
Klee,
Allspice,
Oliitfer,
Cinnamon,
Nutmeg
AND NOTIONS UL'N HALLY. '
in Bhort, everything usually kept in countn
stores, to which no invltes.tho attention of the
public generally, ThohUjhcst price will b paid
ror couniiy proanco in exchange for goods.
S. If. MILLKlt &. SON.
Arciido flulldlngs, llloomsburg, l'a.
Ac
com
QH.
VNOKVIIiLE AOAUKMY.
ORANGEVII.LE, COLUMRrA COUNTY, l'A
PRO!'. E. J. SCIIOONOVElt, I'rlnrlpul,
JIRS. li J. SCIIOONOVElt, I'rccoptress,
Till1! Ill&tttllllntl. fur llin ,'ilnrnltnn nrvmini.
LadltH nml Ueiitlemen. will ii.,im.n nn.l..
churue of Prof. Schoonover, nn Monhav April
j, i,u. jeaciiern, oi uelcnouleilt'eil ttblllly anil
hljh order of talent, will bo einptoyed In each
deparlmcnt. and no ellort tpared to secuto to
pupils thoroiiuli and Judicious culture.
'Iho eoursoof liislrurllon will Include nil the
branches usually tauiiht In High Schools uud
Seminaries of the llrnt rank.
Special attention Klven to Normal School
training aud Commercial Instruction.
TERMS:
Primary Deparlmcnt 83 to H3 per Ouarler
Higher llranthcs t'l to s nerOuarter
LOCATIoNi-ThW excellent Institution Is lo.
cated in a pleasant village of about six hundred
inhabitants lrto fiom tho temptations or n
lareu eily about six milts from tho Rallwllh
dally Goinmunlcmion lo the dlllerent roads.
Ihe bulldliiKsare Kliualed upon an clovutlou,
kurrounded by a beaulllul move, nud perfectly
healthy.
. CALENDAR FOR JfeTO s-Hprlnn kesslon beiilns
April Ilh, Isruuud eoutluues 1.1 ueeks, ollouliii;
Mhhli there will bo a vacation of six wteks.
fall term Mramraici August 15, 1ST", eoiitlnulni:
11 u-eeks. Winter term upcus November". il70
eonlluulni: II weeks,
EXPENSES i ltoal d can bo oblnlned lu pri
vate families utttomSJ.W to $1.10 per week, or
desirable rooms .will hn liirnlshed to sludenls
wMilug to provide for IbcmseR es.
Meholais will be admitted at anytime during
the session although It Is preferable to commence
with tho term,
l'or further particulars, address the Principal.
utOraUKevlllo, P.i, 1
marl'7i).3m,
A U OH 'S
haw no.vi:
SUIMJIt PHOSPHATE OK
JilMIC.
MARK
SPltlNO
rRDt
1870.
1 A II M 12 It S I
iKcitEAsis toub cnoi- or
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, WHEAT AND
0RAB3,
As well as
ADD TO TIIE FERTILITY OF YOUR SOIL
liy a Judlilous and Economical mode of
1UKURINQ,
OLTT1IE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
OBTAIN RETTER FILLED EARS AND
HEAVIER URAIN.
KEEP YOUR SOIL FREE FROM NOXIOUS
V I.' I. I iu T
MAKi:
WEEDS.
! YOl'U LANDS PERMANENTLY
FERTILE.
Over SIXTEEN years of constant uso.ou ull
ejops, itus pruveu mav Jiuugu a ibaw none l'nos
plmtu may be depended upon by Farmers.
HIUIILY IMPROVED AND STANDARD
WARRANTER,
For salo bjr Asrlcttlturul JhalirsKenerolly,
RAUfJlI & SONS,
alAnnfselurers.
Ofllce No, 'AJ S, Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia,
mnr'870'Oui,
.11'
,60
.ID
0.V7
1.25
s.ai
3.I.")
P.M
STATIONS.
iVc
com
3..W
LSI
12.5.1
T.10
II. Hi
1.30
12.3S
l'.'.:il
12.15'
l'.'.oo!
ll.lii!
ll.:i
11.2(1
II JO
IU..1I
10.32
lll.l'J
u.r.
i). is
Kill
k.r
s.19
7.51
7MSI
7.15
(i.'jl
0.10
.1.11.
Via M. & E. 1
ArlNowYork. Lv
yi vol jiarcut; am
Christopher Kt..
,...noojuen
Newark ,
AVashlncton
via Con. RR. of N.J.1
fti'w rone ,
(tunt Liberty M)
,.New Hampton
Oxford
....Ilrldzevllla
....Philadelphia
irenioiu
...PhlllllKbun.
.Mununka Chunk....
.ueiawaro
.....Mount llethol
Wnter (lap
...-.StrondsburK
Snragnovlllo
llenryvllle
uaujauu
Forks
....Tobyhaunii
....Uouidsboro
Moscow,
Dunning
Scranton
Clark's Summit....
AbliiKton
I'actoryvlllo
isicuoison
....llopbuttom..
Montrove m,
New illlford
-Oreat Rend
A m,
8.00
8.00
8.11
8.10
11.S0
9.00
11.11
11.11
11.53
7.)
8.15
11.05
12.0.1
12,20
12.111
12.11
1.00
1,10
1.20
1,'M
l.Si
2.10
2.11
'-'.5
3.0.1 A.M
3.11 0.30
1.07 0.58
1.11 10.18
l.'ll 10.10
l.Vi 11.01
5.15 11.2s
5.31 11.51
5.51 12.11
0.10 12.31
P.M. P.M,
QOKFEOTIONERY,
.IV S'i'i'u"!?";'1! "'!,uld fc-Poctiully announce
to tho public tlmt h.. has opened a
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In .the building lately occupied by Fox & Webb
where ho Is piepared to furnish ull kinds of
I'LAIM & FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIIiS,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
NUTS, RAISINS, AC., AC., AC.
l!V W1IOI.KSAI.K Oil liETAIL.
i.i.ii.".01 ft.fu" ""'"rtmeut of nil toods In
his lino of bnsiuchi. A great variety ol
DOLLS, TOYS, Jcc,
SiiiS t 1110 1IollJ:lJ'. Parlicular attention
UREA D AND OAK EH,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
OH RISTM AH CAN DIES,
"11 1HTM AH TOYS.
;.,,;' ' "' ""a iHtlfcfacllon will b
Nov. IS. Ih67. ECKHART JACOBS,
t'ON.NKCTION'4.
AtlllnghamlonwilhErloltallwav, Mull Train
Accommodation'! rain fr,-,,,, ..
v th y Tiain leaving Rlughnmton for Owego
uud Ithaca and tho Wist lit 2.00 p. m.; niso con
heeling with Train on Syracuse, lllnghamtou &
,.1.',1!.'.r Syrucuse, Oswego, Ac., at 6.10 p. m.
and with Train on Albany A Susnuehanua R. R
for Albany and the North nl 2.30 r. m
a.ll'f.'-!uV JfslllUKliomton nftertlifinrrlvul
(3,17 A. m.) of the Night Express from lluifalo.
Aecomuiodatlnn Train leaves lllughamion af.
er l ui arilvalof the Hay Exprcss.Ieavlng Ilulla.
s'u'a m?A' M,i n",0''Jra,u leavllis Syracuse "St
'Atderanton, with Lackawanna 4 Illooinabure
iiiIh.nn,J ,,,eUw.'i,ru lluJaon Canal Co. R. R
Mali 1 rain from New York connects with Trulns
for rittslon. Wllkesbarro, llloomsburg, Dan.
liSf&SZ ill"?,be,t,?na'Ii0yi'll!nt. Archbahl.and
taibondale. Mnll Tialn tuNew York.andthe
Accommo,jathm lo Illugluunton also'eouuect
m Itli trains on the ubove-uamed roads. Tho Ae.
couimodutlon fiom lllugliamton connects with
Lackawanna and llloomsburg for l'iltMou Wy
omlnit.und Wllkcs-llarro. 1
At Mauunka Chunk, with Relvldoro Delaware
t. It., Mull Trains from New York uud Iroin
I nghamton eonnect with the train from nnd to
Philadelphia, stopping at ull stations,
At New Hampton, Willi Central It. It. of Now
Uei'd:ft.rm,er?illet, Tc? Yrk' '''
At Washington, with Morris A Essex It, It., for
New iork.Newurk.Morrlslowu, Dover, Ilacketts.
town, Easlo.. Ac w. F. 1IALI.ST .'AD.bui.t,
R. A. HENRY, aeu, Pass, uud Tkt. Agent.
TO TllB WlSltiilNll I'LXssI-e Iro'ntw
prepared to furnish nil classes with conslaulein.
Ploymcnt at home, the whole of the time or for
Iho sparo inomcnls. Dullness new, light and
irodtable. Peraou. ol either sex easily earn
iroin C0e. to 5 per evening, and a proiioilioiial
sum by devoting heir whol time to Ihe bus .
ness, 1 oys and Klrls earn nearly ns much us
men. T hat all whp sso this notice may send
their uddress.uud test the business, wo mako
this unnarnlielid oiriri To such us "ire not
well sallslled, we will send tl to i"iy fur the
trouble of wr mug. Full partlcularsla valuablo
sample, which will do to coinmeuco work on
and u cony pf JA Jtoplt'i LUetury tbuijiaiileii -one
nf lljo largest nu4 best lamlly newspapers
publlihed-allsout free by mull. Header. ,f you
lf'aliKliV""u"lu'.l,ri'f'loblo woik.mldrcss E. o.
AI, I.I.N A CO.. Augusta, Malni".
Jan.2P7UJiii
jyERJII AN I) IS E
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
To my friends nud thopubllo geucrnlly, that all
DllY (100US,
unooEimcs,
C1UEENSWAUE,
NOTIONS, AO,
nre coustautly on hand uud lor sale
AT BARTON'S OLD STAND
IlLooubnuua, uy
JAMES K, EYElt
tt-AUo, Sclo AgAt for i:t.hm imiiidpuatbi
ime. Larso loleonitautly on hand, Ieb8'07,
Dry Goods & Grooorios.
QA1UUAOE MANUPAGTOnY,
llloomsburi;, Pa,
M. C, SLOAN A BROTHER
Have ou hand uud for kale nt tho most teasona
bio rates n splendid stuck or
CARRIAGES, I1UUOIIX,
and overy discripllou of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANOY
warranted lo bo mode of Iho best and most dur
able iiiuleilalB. ami by thu most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from Iho tsiub.
Ilshinent will bo found to hoof tho hluhcst class
and sure to give pirfoct satisfaction, They have
ulso u lino ussorliucut ol
SLEIGHS
of nil the newest and most inshlonublo styles,
well nnd carefully mude uud of tho best mater-
An Inspection of Ihelrwoik Is aktd as Ills
bolleved that none sur eiior can lm round in the
country. Nov,20,'W-tf,
GENUINE "RAJMSDEIjIj Olt
WAY OATH"
Warranted to bo from seed purchased by ino
from theOrlglunlor"!). '. Ramsdell," Ch'-lsea.
VI. Price, 1 Bushels 610 j I Jlushel 5,uud iios
paid s pounds tl, 1 niurt J cenU, Bow one
bushel to thoiicie.
II. II. 1IUOWN,
marI870-.H. LlghtHlrcel, l'a.
GRAND
URAND
GRAND
GRAND
OPENING
OPENING
OPENING
OPENING
or
WINTER
WINTER
WINTER
WINTER
FALL AND
FALL AND
FALL AND
FAl.t. ANI1
FALL AND WINTER
consisting ol
consisting of
consisting of
etonslstlng of
consisting of
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS,
GOODS.
Y GOODS
DRY GOODS,
l HEWING MACHINES.
Tho following aro neloclcil fmm ....
testimonial", or similar character as e, M' '
Iho reasons for Iho preference for'tlm ri "'"i
IlAKEn Machlnosovcrnll olhe. uTu4
"I llko ma drover A natcn. m .
Ilia first place, because, If I bii'A'Mnlii. i.
should still want u Clrovcr A- r)alir,?,l: ,"!k.r. ,
n. urovcr iiaacr, n. nniwers tttn imlSf
tho rest. II does a crenler varMr'.rC,l,i)ff
It Is easier to learn ilian nny other Lm'k
Croly (Jenny June). ' SMri,j'(
"I havo hnd Pfveral vran
Willi nOrnverARaker MafhlnS 5hi.,'?NHn(.
meBrentsatlsfuctlon. I think Ilio rilS '"'UN
or Machine Is more ealTKm"r"r4n,k
in."
Rate
DRY
DRY
DRY
Dili
HATS
HATS
HATS
HATH
HATS
AND CAPS,
AND CAPS,
AND CAl-H,
AND CAPS,
AND CAPS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND H1IOF.S
HOOTS AND SHOES,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHINO
READY-MARK CLOnilNG,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIHG,
LOOKING-G LASSES,
LOOKING-GLASS Eft,
LOOKTNO-GLAI-HES,
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,
IIUEENHWARE,
UUEENHWAHE,
IIUEENHWARE,
IIUEENHWARE,
IIUEENHWARE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
HALT
HALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
KITH
FISH, .
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
AND SEEDS,
GRAIN
ORAIN
GRAIN
GRAIN
GRAIN
0.
Ac,
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NKAL
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'H.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
MCICELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
Noithwest corner ot Main and Market Streets,
Northwest comer of Main aud Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Mnrkot Streets,
Noithwest corner of llaln and Market Stroeta,
RLOOMSnURO, PA.,
I1LOOMS1IURG, PA
HLOOMHIIUEO, l'A.,
IILOOMSI1URO, l'A.,
BLOOMSHURG, PA.
IRON AND NAIia,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAII,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In large quantities and nt reduced rates, alway
on uauu.
Miscellaneous.
lar,i.'j;iLi-
No HuMiim, It Is uiinnnfrd to curoloit or
Impaired 'Juste, Smell or Hearing, Watering or
Weak Eyes, intensive breath, Ulcerated Throat
or iiouiu, rain nnu I'lOKsuro in tno Head, and
loss ol Memory when caused, ns nil of them fro-
eiuently are by ty.o ruvnges of Catarrh. It Is
pleasant nnd painless to use, contains no strong
i-ujiuouus .ireuusiic eirugs, uiu cure uy uittnui
iootitlnu uctiun.
. I will pay MOO Reward for a caso of Catarrh
inai j cuunoi cure.
FOR SALE RY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. Pkick Only 50 Cents.
If VOlir DtlirrilKf lin lint vat nnl I. n.. ..I.
don't be put oil wltli some worse than worthless
strong slull', "fumlgator," or poisonous caustlo
solution, which will elricc the Mseaietathe lunot
instead of curing It, but send sixty cents to me
and the remedy will reach vim bv return nmii.
$5"uir IiK'1"lei"' ',cst Pnld' S-.oo.ouo dozen lor
Si'iid n two cent stamp for Dr. Sago's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
Jan 7,'"0-3cn.
V. FIEllCEM.D.,
Uufitalo, N. Y,
TVT E W COAL YAHI).
Thk undersigned respectfully Inform tho
citizens of llloomsburcc nnd Columbia comiiv
uR tho dlllerent numbers ofstove
purpo
Noal A
Unit thev keen
coal und selected lump coal for smithing
ses, on ineir wnnrr, unjoining M'Kclvy. 1
w .furnace; with a good pair of Bnifaio Bcales
On thO Wharf, til W.-Il.ll c.nl litiv n.,,1
Likewise, n horse nnd wagon, to deliver coal to
those who ih slro It. As they purchase a largo
v.u,,.,,vj ,unuuiuuwi superior ur
tlcle, nnd sell ut thu very lowest prices. Please
lug elsewhere.
can uiui exuiuiuu for yourselves beforo nurcha
''pilE umlcrsigncri will tako In. ox
JL e
J.
AUOt
W. HENDERSHOT,
JOUMTUS MAbON.
1 will tako In. r
hango for Coal nnd Groceries, tho following
111111111,1 ltrfl(.lu Vl'linnl ,. ..
tots, Lard, Hani,Shoulder,and side incut, Butter,
Eggs, liuy, Ac.,nt Iho highest cash prlees.nthls
uioeery more, aujoiuins ineir coal yard,
... . , .,.,' W. HENDERSHOT.
tat a m:
CBEST IN THE VonLD.)f
New York Offlco 27 BEEKMAN BT.
dec, 2i,'C9-6m,
H.O. HO W E R,
pened a Drst-class
ROOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE.
doors ?w.Y.
posedof the very lutestand be'ststyles ever oUeri
ed to Ihocltlzciinit I'oinioMn i-.,,,,,,;" SiT.
aici.miiiodnlolhopubllowIththofolloMnggomls
at the low est rates. Men's heavy elouble soled
men's lino boots nud shoes of nil urades. bni
upuuip spied boots nnd.shoesof nlltlnds. men'
s urn nuiniorui snoes.men's, women's. boya's
uud misses' InslluKgullers, women's glove Vld
Jalfslini
f,"i amj! u-cr.piuins'bln'h
wVut of UU "U CU" ult,!U,lo t0 ''' flue ".rt
HATS, CAIW, FURS AND NOTIONS.
w nieii cumprlses nl the now nnd populai vurl
etles at prices which cannot full to suit all. These
goods nro olleredut the lowest eiuh rates and
rc'iiiSiP.W111,11 ,0.l!lvo afaetlour A call
Is spllclted before purchasing elsewhere as It Is
Umnnia..tl,,it.Ul,,er "U UrO to be fo"ud
beet "eii ' ' " 'u".'uu'y.
jgAlilA'llOSK POTATOES," "
1 II 13 GREAT TOPIC OF THE DAY.
Tho nibserlber haa a limited aupply of tho
Early lleo Potato, which he will sell tu those
wlsliljg to pioeuio this excellent Ynrloty.ut Ihe
iow ruie oi iwo Dollars per bushel, lie baa
uiso, iweniy of tho Rest Varieties of
STUAWHEIUvY, ItASPIlEUHY,
1IOT.HOU8U AND OUT-DOOR PLANTS,
nil of whleli will be kept ou liund, uud for sale
in tucirseasou.
l'RICF, LIST OF EARLY ROSE FOTATOEH
Per pound, MCtnlsi Per lwck, 75 cents j Per hull
uuuei,ti.w, hi uusnci.ij.eoi rer bariel, I5.0O,
no; Maohinea,
.r .siacuuio is uinro rnsiiv rnnnwA 1 "Ml
lablo to iret out of order. I lusKf?'1' H li
latter, declddiy."-tMr. Dr"' ivnt,, v0'""" I
Ulllly
nv ol
"I havo had onolu invr,, ..'.,r'e'Yik
rsiuudlinm what 1 km,,, "J, Ion,
urn venrs!
Ings.nnd lrom tho testimony of in, ""ort
friends who uso the same, I cun timtl'J 01 ttl
anything could bo moio eompicto Z uL m
intlsfactlon." Mrs. Ucnerni Uraiit Lcll!
"1 bcllovo 11 to bo Iho tiiui ., .
considered, of uuy thnt I liiv kir,,Sl "e
very aliiiploundeiislly learned. tl.T,","' S
ino orniunry spools is a great u,f ,r
wKaife
''Iain ncqunlnted wllh llm i,-,.i .
prlnclpnl machines) nnd I refer ll 1. ko,lt
linker lo them all, becaium i' , V,rov
moro elasllc. I have work n . Z'ilt,i
wlilch wns dono nlno years u ko i i,i,si'
gopih-TMrs. Dr. McCrcady, NoBli'H,c5 b
third Street Now York. l aiH(nir.
"Moro than two-thirds of .lui,.. .
ilimn In I
. "'V 1 iwove..
luiiu oy eiroverei uaieer s Jlachlnc aiiil ' . '
rhlroiJesonloySjS
lloecher. ' Henry tvd
... . Th0 (jrovcl. A nill s
has rendered In overy respect the JL1"
satisfaction. It combines so iiinv
wit h beauty of execution and n 10mv is ?"
Hint It linneeessllyln eiery lioiffi "PJt
Governor Geury, llirrlsbiug. Pa """'Hun
"I havohad IhuGiovirA iiib,, ,,
for ten or twelve years in const, ut u'A'ft'
nccoiniillslieUupontlioiiroverAniWMi
to tho entlro satisfaction of till K'! ?11"
cerned."-tltov. Stephen II. Tyi g 1 " L" "
"t nnd Iho arovcr A lialur ui.i ...
wear ns Ionic as the garmcS uo-SiS K?
Karmeut in met. The stitch win S'u.v1';
bias seams, when stretched, ns nth, f. Iif. !
neltherdoes Itdrawtlm woilc"'-!
Ing, 4 Enst Twonty-routth Hlreei.LN-riV.'..:lai'
' We havo n a rover & llakor k. i. .
sIuc.nstaatui,.,l,em!JK
leverjlh lui! tlmt thnS
chlno for seven veai
felling, tucking, and
"There could lui iw, ,.r.. t. -
family Ihnn u Orover A linki r K.iiffiL"
I have; used one for the last nine or iraiiS
und I think It Is docl ledly Ihe l,t f iiir'J
Rev. Dr. Whipple, Sec. Am. jil-V. AsT! i.'S 11
. ' , ,I'vei liml nn tiiiortnii!ty cf cxamln.
iiu loiimuuiei t ini ut'iiiiiiii,. .,.
verv much nr,.fir ! h f Irnv., i .0D! 'I
strength, cliistlcily, nnd beauty, I tare mi
ol herinach no soslmnlo in lis
V '','llyu"lerM'od aud kept i oracr."i j,
E. D. Snnborn, St. Louts,
. . . During the past eleven jwti I
hadnGrover alI alitr Siivhn. Mm t.i
slaut me, nud It bus never resiuiiultiiilcisi
chuioforfnmlly iiie."-i.Mrs.J.O l'hj ft, lwVw
"It 1m KO Sllllll!' hi Ikiliiir. n., n..
1.11
HIi
of my llttlo tirls-oiio nvixuul.ft-hBlfflailT
other four ycurs can M'wuir.iliit scams oil
without ftf-s.Maiicp."-Mrn. A, C. fthiwlfctf
lSo.v York.
"Tlin (Irnvnr a l!iik..r MuM.iiia is .i, I
bcut'flt to inialikliiil Unit I iifi-ii i. -i n. rhnL.t1
iwiais" iti as-"a iu aiaaalli'vir 1st .FtllhrH I3r in
near. 'Llm nnu I havo Is nf tlio ulalueM kliul
but I would not cxchniiKoIt lor t'iu most nwum
lvo I PVfT f-lYW nf irnv nllinr ii'il.-n Jlw irt , I
WI1UU1 X lUli TllUil,Ul llUU.lrl VUIU'C'J,
"ThO MUlhlidtVbf Ilh itmBlrnrfiLN
facility with which Uhusu Is ucqulrtd,thtbni
iy, Birenuiu. nnu ciasufity oi itnfi tci.udi
fiunntahliltv lo nil klndH di wnrk.ur. ii,,,
which tto not ull it tony al once lo van UStt m.
"MY WHO Hit- Uhtdl li It ll l,f r i,nivr
Uaker Kcwlng .Maclilne. hhc iiLltiblliaOrurt
IX JMittt'l Ul Hil.V Ulllfl MIL' HUH hLl II. I Itr-V. A.
1' 1 UUUtlt;i'Illll IrUIilt'It'IH't.t
'Vp lmvu used ono of Hrorr a E1i
Kewinc aMucIiIiicm lur about tt-u ieiun.nij4
si tier lteauuolho excelled. It runs soioolh
wni never out of reruilr. nnd cle4mcw;
Haltsfaction." Mr. KdUa Himt,hlLBkwitn!.
HalUlgU,
Tho O rover and Baker Hawing M.ichlut Coil
pany nmnul.icturc both the Klaitlc Milthi.
Lock mtteli Machines, and oiler tho imbUcI
cholco of tho best luncldntH of boili ktud.J
their estahlhhments In all the lirclt ei,i
through ngenciuN lu ueurly all t.mustl.roii(noi
tho country, 1'ilco IiUtuuiJ MunpWidt acwi-l
lu both hlllehen furnlshvd ou aipl)Cittloa
QroverA I( titer S. M, Co., r.dUdflphia,ort)
J, A. UOIUX,
iJlwjiuiibjrj I
JuuelTi'tia-ly relifil
Hardware & Cutlery.
rnno NEW II audwaki; MUIll
J JJE PLUS Ul.THA.
JluvinK eniurgeu our nuuu -,
tll'ENEll A NEW hUlTLV,
.Hrpf.ili'fnin Dm Miiniifaiturt-n,.liuri,la.idl
tush, on aelecllninsiiiurkel.w earei.
uller tho same to
FARMEItB. MEUIhVNlL'H, llUILW.r.N
.....I . I. ...,. ,.r r.i,il!.,iil tr!if-ral ttuek. Kl
iilsluir nil ino Kinds nnu qusm n
n ,.llv llnnl Wnre store, hlliblljle lolt.er.l
of tho county, ut unusually low I'"-, 1
All llioso w liourouesirimisui n.i--.
III our lino can save .Money ny iousiuj."- i
l'leuso glvo urn nil ti ii; " ' V-. h 1 1 1 1
Anr. 23.C9-lvr uiooui'uun.-
JAL'OU k. BMITll. 0L"1
MIT II & SKJiTZEH,
Importers und Dealers lu Forel.-n oll'l
""4
HARD W A It E,
G HNS, CUTLliRV, 4C
NO. 101) K. TIIIBD 8TKKET, Ali.CALW!lUB
1'HILADELrHIA.
Nov. 22, e7- tf.
pOOK AGENTS WANTED
rORHTRUGOLES ANU TIUUMPl"0!
P. 'I' H A It X V M.
Written bv Hliusell In One lr 1
Volume-Neailv huo I'.ues- '; u t a, uj
nnd Oerinnu-33 Elegant Full I'W ''J
It embraces I'oktv YkarhIIs"'P
hlsllusy Llfe.ns a Jlercliunt, 1 l'V;l
...eiiner nun oiumi iiimh, " .lid,!
his linprlkoument, his I 'allure. "SI
i.uropeun Touri nun iniporuui. -h ,,.
1'i.r.m.al I , ... I . . ...ii.pn. fell ete UIW "
Anecdotes und enterlalul"e fHXJ
book pnbllshed ho acceptable to n t
iratedcalulosaudnis,
fJET TIIE 11 EST.
iluiuou's Copper Tubular I 'Bi'''f,.1
tho best protection nitutnsl ; lY'Vs 1
ever Invented. The subscil ""JJu 1
UUU. O lllVt-llllOllrUIIti ' . I
person will be promptly n iiLEU I
May 15,'tU. 1" " I
T)OMESTIO ECONOMY!
OAMI'ILLION CAlirW
A new.chcnp durable, lieullliy. anil1
FLOOR COVKHI1"
A substltuin for oll.clolh atone-talil11''!
This pjiriii.! I- r,rn,liic. dbV II l" "1.1!".1??!
lion of sliong. heavy paper, pi '"Vutl'.
tul colors, and routed wllhn l!1i',,r, ll
proof enuiuel whleli reei Res the f"
Ihu colors and paper enduies """"fia l l
Iseme, Its iidvunliiKi s nn; Mft"?...'.! I
Its r'ost lenders it inslublo lo "'j'Jf, J
E,.,siiiBii iii,,u,,i ixbl rr'lu"tl
tuk'upVnd'idei'iieiillkoollier
saves mucii lanor aim '"" .,',,iouii5
with the fimipllliiin i:1,ul,?iaTrlt' I
rnsu may renujre, (which esisls b aia)ij
nisi iuiieuueiy, even ui. - "pnjaisi l
newuud hi lulu: In lis ushho rjlu, , I
is piueeu upon ine pupi-i the r.uu,l
ly uiiousho water.piiKifroi'tl"f""iur(. I
per bcliife- used only to arcuru i ll.ei ( p
has reeeiilly been used for ,Vu,"n'na',l
even for trunks, roofs.llourbi K",,i W'l
luirel.bul the llrst uttfiupl.i''1 " mb
Aiuerlcu, to rouverl it mi"' ','.'', :Uisss I
lup. ull concede) It to bo nil i ml' ,r
at monufuetuiers in lees, . .,., miu'M
you nru Invited i l,?J lij.tl'B
guilds at uttr store. Srlvr."'
inuoiutburg-, iho. iri-ii.
r: - .w. nv it
riltANl) OI'UKixs," vj Kfi-
It n i,,,t.. mut.urrtt Till. III'.1..;! ill
t'ilUROli liLoo' rf :
The uuderslcned hnvlniU "'t d t",
the iRleswlllui laieo "'"""'.VJJo "
in nl chairs ol all .aim -- , df I'
ihnler 111 Ihls rollUtV. All. I" !'!, J. ll
Holua and Lounces constautjy u,,1 .nj t
or eouuliy produce tuKeii i . ,' reV,
ture. l'liatoulve him u eull "vM iili
,.,.,. WM. ABBOTT,
marls ,0-lf, Kapy.jV
VIHUWIliTi'
fehino-lf.