THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOORAT,BLOOMSBU&G, COLUMBIA COtTNTY, PA.
TUB YOUNG FOLKS.
Frlncoss Puss and tho Miliars Boy.
Onco upon n. Hum, thcro wns n very
old Sillier, who linit neither wlfo nor
child, niul fio ho had no one to leavo
his mill to but liU apprentices. So,
culling them to him one day, ho Mild:
"I uui old, nml shall pooii glvo up my
mill! lo you nil go out, and whichever
of you brlnirsmolioniotho bait horse,
1 will glvo tho mill to him mid ho ahull
attend mo on my death-bed."
Tlio youngest of tho apprentices wns
u good little lad, but eo small that ho
wax despised by the others, who laugh
ed at the notion of his over getting tho
mill, even after them.
But they all went out together, and
when they had got out of tho village,
tho two brothers said to stupid Hans:
"You may as well stay whero you
are. You'll never And ahorso In your
ltfo time.''
But Hans would go with them, and
when it becamo quite dark, thoy arrl
ved at a hollow, whero they all laid
down to sleep. The two clover brothers
waited till poor Haus was snoring
asleep, and then walked off and left
him by hlnibelf. Now they thought
themselves very clever to play tills
trick, but perhaps they may not faro
tho better for their unklndtiess.
By aiid-by, when tho sun aroso and
Hans awoke, ho peeped around
him, and finding himself in this deep
hollow, cried out with affright:
' 'O hcavcusl whero have I got to?"
Then ho got up and scrambled out of
the hollow into the forest, and finding
himself all alone, ho kept on thinking;
"Now what can I do to get a horse?"
Whllo ho was thus ruminating, a
beautiful lltllo tortolsralicli Cut enmo
up to him, and Inquired of him in a
very friendly manner:
"Wlioro are you going, Hans?"
"Ah! you can help mo," said Hans.
"Yes, I know very well what you
wish," replied tho Cat. "You want a
fine horse. Couio and bo my servant
for seven years, and I will givoyou one
of tho most lovely horses you over
beheld."
' '"Well," thought Hans to himself,
"this Is a wunderful Catl But still, I
may as well tco ffall this bo true."
Ho tho Cat took him into her enchan
ted castle, whero there weremaiiy other
cuts, who waited upon tho lovely lor
toisesliell Cat, Jumping nimbly up and
down tho steps, and bustling about In
iirst roto style.
In i he evening when they sat down
to (ulilc, thrco cats attended to play
music. Olio played tho .vloliucello, a
second tho violin, and a third blew a
trumpet so ioudly,that its cheeks seem
ed as if thoy would hurst. When
they had finished dinner, tho tablo was
drawn away, and tho Cat said:
"Now, Hans, eomo and danco with
mo."
"No, no," replied he, "1 cannot danco
with a cut; I never learnt how."
"Then take him to bcdl" cried tho
Cat to Its attendants, and they lighted
him at onco to his sleeping apartment,
where one drew off his shoes, another
his stockings, while a third blew out
tho light.
Tho next morning tho servant cats
mado their appearanco again. Ono
drew on his stockings, another buckled
his garters, a third fetched his shoes, a
fourth washed life face, and a ufth
wiped it with her tail.
"That was done? well and gently,"
wild Hans to tho Cat. '
But all day long Hans had to cut
wood for tlio Cat, and for that purposo
ho received an axo of silver, and wed
ges and saws of thoeamo metal, while
tho mallet was made of copper.
Hero Hans remained, dolug all tho
good he could, and making himself
useful. Every day he had tho best of
everything to cat and drink, but he
miw nobody but the beautirul tortolse
shelLCot ami her attendants.
Ono day tho Cat beckoned him to her,
and said to him:
"Go and mow my meadow, and mind
you make nieo dry hay of tho crass."
Then sho gavo him a scytho mado of
silver and a whetstono of gold, which
sho told him to bring back safe.
Hans went oil and did exactly what
ho was told, and when ho had well
mado tho lmy, ho carried it all home,
carefully taking back tho scytho and
whetstono, and then ho begged tho Cat
to glvo him eomo reward.
"No," said the Cat, "you must first do
many useful things for me. Bee here
aro beams of silver, binding-clamps,
joistr-, and all that is necessary, all of
silver, und of this you must first build
me a small lioufe."
Huns built it, and when it was doue
ho reminded tho Cat he still had no
horto, although his seven years had
quickly pased away. Tho Cat asked
him if he would like to see her flue stud
of horfOo.
"Yes, indeed," ettid Hans.
Ko sho opened tho door with her deb
, lento paw.aml there stood twolvo horses,
snorting and tossing tholrmanea proud
ly in tho air.
Hans was p!eed enough to see
them, but the Cat would not let him
look tu oro than a minute, and then sho
gave bin) bis dinner and said to him
"Go home. I shall not give you your
horse to tako with you, but In three
uaya I will come to you and bring It
with mo."
So Haus walked off, and the atten
dant tats showed him tiio way to tho
mill, but as they had not given him
any new clothes, ho was obliged to go
homo In his ragged ones, which ho had
worn all along, until they had grown
toothort for him, In his seven years'
fcervicc.
" hen he arrived at the mill he
found tho other two apprentices, and
they had both got linrbca. Hans laugh
cd, V hen ho saw one was blind and tho
other was lame. They soon inquired
of Hans where Ids horto was.
"Oh," Mild he, "It will follow me In
threo days."
It was now their turn to laugh, and
they cried out:
"A wonderful horso It will ho when
it does come, no doubt I"
Hans then went Into tho parlor, but
tho old- Miller tald ho should not sit at
his tablo, all dirty and ragged, as ho
should be ashamed of him if any of their
neighbors camolu. So they gavo him
tcmetljJcgto cat and drink out of doors,
and when ltd time came, the two
luollit'is refuscd (olet Hans fclmro their
bed, and he, poor fellow, was obliged
to creep Into tho goosc-housc, and
btretili hJinuJf ii on eofnt'dirfy hard
titraw.
TO BK CONTJNUKIl.
FARMER'S. COLUMN.
Sonsiblo Suggestions About Oxon.
A good ox should hnvo a long, lean
face, niul bright hazel eye, which bIiows
capability to receive Instruction tind
disposition to obey It. Largo nostrils
denoto tho capacity of tho ox to work
In u hot day. Very largo horns at tho
bnso denote laxities, full breast,
straight buck, wldo rlb-i by which Is
meant riha that round out nearly as
Wldo as tho hip bones-knees, broad
toes, pointing straight forward, show
nil ox can travel on hard roads or pave
ment. Thoy should bo matched, espec
ially In disposition and speed.
Tho firmer who has u pair of oxen
a'nswerlng this description has a good
team.
Tlio next thing Is a good teninstcr.
Tho better the ox, tho easier ho Is spoil
ed by a man who knows not how to
drive. The teamster should lmvo Judg
ment In loading. Some teamsters know
no better than to think an ox can draw
anything until they try him. An ox
should never bo overloaded, to begin
with. Ho never should know how
much ho can draw, but always havo
such confidence In his driver as to think
ho can draw anything ho may ask him
to.
A good teamster will havo a namo for
overy ox, and no two In tho samo team
should bo called by tho samo name; nor
should he over speak one word that has
no meaning; but bo sure when ho calls
an ox by namoto make him understand,
and also to make him mind what ho
says.
When breaking a new team, tho best
way I over found to mako them know
their names is when J call "Star," or
Broad," or "Bright," or "Buck," to
just touch tho tho ono I speak to, with
n spur. By that means tho ox will soon
know that ho is meant, whenever he
hears his name distinctly pronounced.
Tho driver should also havo ono par
ticular word to start his team with.
Como boys," I ever found tho best
word to start a heavy load with. Somo
seem to tliiuk, when they aro driving
a team, that they must work the wholo
tlmo, cither with their touguo or whip.
It would bo a most desirable thing for
such to learn, when tho team arc going
just right, to keep both touguo and whip
perfectly still. What would you think
of an ofllecr who, when his men were
marching along as handsomely as pes
slble, should keep jabbering incessantly
without meaning? All tho words need
ed In driving aro very few. I think tho
following nro sufficient: "Come,"
"Haw," "Whoa," "Back." Then',
properly used, aro all that aro needed.
I havo known some men to halloo and
bawl all day long, and mako themselves
hoarse, who couldnot at nightgivoany
meaning to ono word in ton they said.
Such would do well to learn themselves,
before they try to teach their oxen. A
good teamster will mako his cattle lovo
him. This only can bo dono by con
stant kind treatment ; such as carding,
stroking their faces, and occasionally
breathing in their nostrils; this last is
the best method to find out the dtspo
sltion of an ox. "When you havobieath
cd a few times In ids nostrils, If ho Is
kind ho will hold up his nose, other
wise ho will catch it away, and perhaps
toss u horn at you. In short, mako
yo urself sociablo with them, and they
will amply repay you for your kind
ncss. iNcvcr strike an ox unless com
pelled by obstinacy, und by proper
mauagoment that necessity will occur
very, very seldom.
Save It. Save everything that can
bo used as monurel This Is tho season
when tho winter covering of plants U
being removed; when gras.splots are
raked and cleaned, old vines and roots
aro being gathered up, sheds and other
outbuildings aro cleared of dirt and rub
bish, piles of ashes and sawdust aro to
be put out of sight, tho accumulated
house sweepings and footscrapings
must bo removed from their proximity
to tho door, old boots and shoes, bits of
old iron and vegetable parings, etc.,
etc, must bo huddled away or carted
off, to clear tho pathway for approach
ing summer. It is too much tho prac
tice to burn whatever there is in this
mass that can bo burned, and to destroy
or wasto tho balanco In various ways ;
when overy particlo should be used a
manure. Holes should bo dug around
the roots of trees and bushes, and the
old boots aud shoes, with other bulky
and unsightly matter, thrown in and
covered up. They will bo thus out of
tho way and out of sight, and better
still, piovu of ical valuo as manure.
Tho other parts should bo used for
mulching or spaded In.
Farmers aro rapidly learning th6 art
of economizing! but thero is a great
waste in this respect In chic and vil
lages. Tho Snnflowor for Bean Poles.
Mr. John R. Woods, of Winchester,
111., communicates to tho Jitilejwuleiil
his approval of the method of training
Lima beans mentioned in a recent issue
or that paper: "It Is a good plan as well
oa an economical one, and is the one I
have practiced for many years, but I
know of n better and much cheaper
method. It is to plant aud use for tho
purpose tho poor man's flower I mean
tho Suntlowcr, which Is peculiarly en
titled to tho namo I have given It. It
Is the ilrst useful plant thatcomcs up In
the spring, nnd by tho tlmo you can
safely plant your beans It Is six Inches
In height. It grows rapidly, and tho
bean will climb tho stock vigorously.
My plan is to pull off tho leaves of tho
suntlower as tho bean vlut s reach them.
Theto leaves make capital food for milch
cows. In our sou tho Hellan thin
grows to a height of lii to 11 iect, bears
a profuso crop of seed, which is excel
leiit for laying hens. When tho stalk
ripens, It should bo cut down and put
away under shelter for kindling wood
In tho winter. I would therefore com
mend tho suntlowcr to overy ono who
prefers ecouomy In tho cultivation of
tho good old Ilutter beau.
Cure tor Ringiione. Aeorrcspond
cut of tho JlurulJWw Yorker Bays that
lio has known a horto that went for
twolvo months on three legs from ring
bona mado perfectly sound by thoappli
cation, onto n day, of an ointment com
post d of half an ounce of red prccipltulo,
half an ounce of bJuestcne, half a pint
of turpentine, thoroughly mixed. Keep
tho hoof greased.
Charcoal ion Houses. In Eng
land according to (ho London YfW.tho
best horsemen frequently administer
powdered charcoal to horfes for any nf
fectinu of the respiratory organs.
Stoves and Thiwaro.
JsEW 8TOVE AND TIN SHOP.
' AtA.H HAOUNUUCH, , '
Main Hired uno door nbovo K, Mcndouhnll's
Store.
A. largo "Assortment of stove. Hcnlcis and
ItiuiKOi constantly on baud, una for miIo nt tho
lowest rates.
Tinning Inall 111 branches can-Ailly attended to,
nnd satisfaction guaranteed,
Tin Work or nil kinds wholesale nml retail, A
trial It u-uucsled.
Apr.9,(li)tf
gTOVEd AND TINWARE.
A, M, UUl'UHT
uuiiouucos lo bus friends und customer that
oonllnucs the. nbovo business nt Ida old ptneoon
MAIN STREET, IlLOOMSilUHO.
Customers ouu lio accomodated with
kanov stoves
ofutl hinds, Stovepipes, Tlnwaro and overy va
riety if article found In a Stove and Tinware Es
tablishment In the tit lee, and on tho most reason
able terms, Eepalrlngdonenttlioshortciilnotlce.
25 DOZEN MlLK-l'ANS
on hand for sale.
J"EV STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN BrnttT, MBA MAT OPPOSITE MII.l.Kn'
STOIIE,
hloomhuukg, penn'a.
The uudeisigucd hasjust fitted tin nnd opened
tils now
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n thN place, whero he In prepared to mako up
now Tin Wahe of all kinds In his Hue, and do
rcpnlrliiK Willi neatness mid dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms, lie also keepi on hand
STOVES 01' VAI1I0US PATTERNS A STYLES,
which ho will sell upon terms tu muh purchasers.
Olvo him a call. lie. Is a c-nfiid iua, Wiiv utul
deserving oi tho public patronnge,
jauiii i-iciY,.
Uloomsburg, April 28, 1807.
Founqtiica.
s
HARI'LESS .t II ARM AN,
UQI.l: tol'NIlltr AND MANUrACTUltlNO S-IIOl'
stoves a plows wholesale a retail
im: i.u:m:ATEl juoNTitosii ikon iieam and
Till: HUTTON WOODEN 11CAM PLOWS.
f-rmllMrra rt.l VI... TI.IM. ft. ,-i..n lrl oil Ul. .,-..
All kinds of Urass or iron easting mado to order
upon short notice.
j. r, Dii.viii i,i.nr .i i. n. ji.tiwu.in,
Bloouishui-ir. l'a. Proprietors.
Mar.lO.'W-tr.
QIIANGEVILLE 1'OUNDRY,
.UAUUl.M. tillUl- A.N1I AUlilCULTUKAIj
WOItKS.
Tho undersigned drsires to Inform his friends
and the public generally, that holms lcUullt and
enlarged Ills Foundry nnd Machlucrihop,nud re
moved nil Ills business lrom Light ttlri-et to the
nbovo named place, whero in conuccUou with
ins ruunury no win coutinuo to manutacturo
Wheeler's Itallwav Chain llort.c.rmvi,r nml
Thresher, (Improved), Cornell's Patent.
TlIItlMHKn ANDCLEANIin,
cither overshot for Tread-Power or undershot
with I.ovcr-Powcr. Ho nUo miinufacturej to
older and fits up all kinds ot
MILL GEARING,
CliculiirPaw Mandrel:!, Patent Hlliks for Haw
Mills, the latest Improved lion Ileam l'lows of
diUercnt ktuds Woudeu licum Plows, Double
Corn Plows, nnd Plow Points of every descrip
tiou generally uiud throughout thocouuly.
IKON KETTLUS, DELLa
Cellar Oratcjf, stoves, Sled and Sleigh Soles, and
in iuct ovuryunug generally mane in a country
Foundrv. 'ihoo wlsliim; ti nurLhaso Alnchlitf-n
would uo well to oxnmlue ills machines, and tho
improvements made on tlio power.by which nt
luu,t 2'J per ceiil. oi tho fiicllou is lukeu oil'.
ALL MACHINIi3 Alii: WAltlt.YNTED
to give good satlsf.ictlou. and terms mado to suit
purenasers. ah kiuus ci cruniry produce taken
in exchange for Plows and castings.
Thankful to his friends and patrons for past
favors ho would still continue to sollnlt tho same.
W1L.I.1A.H t3UJlUYLF.lt.
Apr.9,00-tf Oraugevlllo Pa.
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N. W, Cor. Tenth and Mnrkot Streets,
JanSS'70-ly. Philadelphia
LoniLL.VUD'S
"EUREKA'
SinoklDg Tobacco
is an excellent nrticlo
of grauulated Virginia;
wherever Introduced it
is uulversatlv admired.
It is nut up in liandsomo muslin boas.lu which
orucrs lor lecrscuaum l-ipes aro uauy paciceu,
LORILLAHD'S
YACHT CLUD
Smoking Tobacco
classed by all who con
sumo it ns tho "finest of
an-," it is made of the
choicest leaf nmwn- It
is niuinervous in l Kencri. iih ilia iMn-ntinn
has been cxtinetcd: it leaves no dlsaereeablo
tosto alter smol;lng;lt is very mlld.llght m color
and wcitdit.hencooue nouud will last as lima nit
of ordinary tnunceo. In this brand wo also pack
ordeni every day for Iirst quality Meerschaum
Pipes. Try It and convince yourselves it Is nli
ii i-iuiniB hi ue, a lie. nisi'-nr ur all."
LORILLAHD'S
CENTURY
Chewing 1 obneco.
I Tills brand of TIuo Cut
I chewing tobacco lias no
I tonal or superior any
where. It Is without
doubt tho best chewing tobacco in tlio country
LORILLAHD'S
S N U V V S
havo now been In ci
ernl uso In tho Uniicd
Htntes over 110 scars
IinU htlll DCkllllWtl'fTp.'.l ,-flin l.nw, ...1..
If your storekeeper does not havo these nrti
eics lor sale, ask him to get them; they are sold
- uiiiti,-,! every wnere.
Clrculur of prices forwnrded on application.
, .,.., P. LORILLAIID 4 CO.,
Jan.2l'70.3m New York,
QMNIRUS LINE.
Tho undersigned would resiectfuliy announce to
too citizens or Uloomsburg and tho public gene-
lunyiua no is running nn
OMNIBUS LINE
between this place nnd the different railroad do
pots dully (Sundays excepted), to connect with tho
several trains going South nnd West on tho Cata
wlssa nnd Wllllamspor't Railroad, and with those
golug I,orti, and South on the Lackawanna nnd
uloomsburg Railroad.
His Omnlbusses are In good condition, commo
dious und comlortable, and charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to meot or see their friends de
part, can be accomodated upon reasonable charge
uy leaving timely notico at any of the hotels.
JACOB L GIRTON, Proprletoi
QRANOEVILLE ACADEMY.
OltANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, I' A
PROP. E. J. HCIIOONOVER, Principal,
IRS. E. J. SCHOONOVElt, PrcceiJtrcis,
This iustltutlou, for tho education of young
Ladies and Gentlemen, will re-open uuder
charge of l'rof, Schoouover, on Moniiay April
lillli order of talent, wilt be employed in each
department, und no erlort spared to secure to
,'ii lauiuuii 1,1,11 JIIUIL'IUUM CUllUrU,
Tho course of Instruction will Include nil th
uruiiciies usually uiiigiii lu High schools an
Semlnnrles of tlio first rauk.
Special attention git en to Normal School
naming nun Lonnnerci.it instruction,
TERMS:
Primary Department 3 to J5 per Quarter
Higher Brunches si to 8 per tjuarter
LOCATION! This excellent lnKttttittnn 1 1
ested In a pleasant village or about six liuudre
lUhubltunlfc IrLB frnm lliu tctiuttnllnuu nf
largo city nboutslx miles from tho Hull with
luiiiy rmiiinuuiruiiou lo tho ouiercnl roads,
fne buildings are situated unon an clnvnllnn.
surrounded by it beaulltul glove, and perfectly
CALENDAR FOR 1870 :-Hpring session begin
,,'i,i mi, i.,w uiiu cuii mines ii Mecics, roiiowiu
v,hicli there will bo u vacation or six weoki
f all term ciunmeuces Aunust 15, 1670, contliiuln
ii weus. wimtr lerm opens xsovember 7, Id
VV11,,.,,U,(1J 11 wrens,
EXPENSES: Uuaii! can l.n ,it,tntne,1 lu
vate families at liom S2.W to SI.10 per week, or
desirable rooms will ho furnished to students
wishing to provide for themselves.
Scholars will be admitted at any tlmo during
ii d c,.muiiuiuiuiiku ii in jueicriiuio lu colli lueuc
with the term.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
utOrangevillo, Pa, '
juniio tu-din.
A U O II ' S
HAW HOME
BUl'JSH PHOSPHATE OP LIMI:
MARK
SPRING
1870.
V A R M E R S I
INCllXASE vou u cnor or
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, WHEAT AND
GRASS,
As well as
ADD TO THE FERTILITY OF YOUR SOIL
By a Judicious and Economical mode of
MANURING,
Gin' THE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
FIRST SEASON,
OBTAIN BP.TTF.R FILLED EARS AND
HEAVIER GRAIN,
KEEP YOUR SOIL FREE FROM NOXIOUS
WEEDS.
MAKE YOUR LANDS PERMANENTLY
FERTILE,
Over SIXTEEN years of constant use, on nil
crops, lias proven that lUugu's Raw nouu Phos
phate may bo depended Uku by Funnels,
HIGHLY
For sulo by Agricultural Dealers generally.
IIAUUH A SONS,
,., .,.,, . Manufacturer.
Olllce-No. 90 H. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia,
marlB'70-lUn,
x
ff
Rail Roads.
LACKAWANNA AND ULOOMS
UUIKI IlAlLROAD
On nndftr Jau.17,1870, Passenger Trains will
run as follows!
ooing North,
Arrive Arrlvo
p.m. n, m,
Going South.
Leave- Leave
p, m. n, m.
Hcrnuton
8.11
ll.W
J.IKI
7.H)
Leave
4.X2
5X0
5.10
0.10
8.40
7.)
MO
Arrlvo
Plttsloti
Kingston
Plymouth
K.II
7.W
t.m
0.03
10.30
lo.w
0.1 s
0.(11
8.3(1
7.M
7.M
CM
win
0.(11
II. 1 2
10.17
10.&5
Arrive
Hhlckshlnuy,
llL-EWICJl ,i
Illoom
Danville.
S.VS
1.00
7,13
Leavn f.eavo
Norlh'd 4.1J tun
8.45
11.33
Connectlnn mndn atHnraiilmi liv tl, in. in n.,n
train for Great Bend, lllimhnmtou, Albany and
nil points JJorlh, Unst nnd West,
V. 1, UUUIi, EUPT.
. I ill 4 iiricid a -it t it rr . - .i
Uainwiov ivjiiuiiUiiiJ uii nuu
after MONDAY, Hep. 0, 1841, Passenger
trains nil llm CnlnwISH.-i Uinlrnnil urlll run nl t.he
louowing named hours t
.Villi Huilh.
STATIONS.
Wlllliimsport.
Muncy.
Wntsoutown.
Milton.
Dauvlllo,
Itu pert.
Catawlssa,
Illngtowu,
Matt AVtA
AYr.fJ.OOp. in.
Dcp.s.2-1 "
" f.-!7 "
" 4.ID "
' 4.110 "
" ,1.10 "
" SIM "
" 1ST, "
' 1.5!) "
" 1.1.0 "
1.) "
' 1,10
" 10.40 n.m.
Dep. K.I5n,m
v.ia"
U.I7 "
10.01 "
W.I 3 '
ll.ni '
11,17 '
U.tl p.m.
IMS "
l.os "
1.20 "
nuininu,
1 (Xtitiknitc,
1,. Mahouy June,
Dino.Tamnqua. Dine.
Ilendlnir.
Arr. o.n
l'hllndnllihtn. "
8.15 "
0.15
( To New York via. Head-
t ingoriunucnuhuuk,
From New York via, i
CM
.-'laucn ununu.
NoChnncoof cars bctweou Wllllamsport aud
nuaiieuinia. ui;o. WElilJ Buy't.
JROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
'ltOM PlIILADELrillA TO iiLooMsnuua,
and Intermediate points. Goods forwarded with
are ami ucsimicu ana nt low rales,
floods, at l'hlludelhhl't. mnsl. l,n rllK-r.c.1 ill
Uitner A Co's. 11 .Market Ktreet. For foil nar.
tleuhus, applv to
nuiuiiii.il ,v nuiiiisriiis, i-ropriciors,
Aug. LU'OU-tf. It. It. Depot, illooniiburg.l'n.
TVTORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
. WAY,
on anu niter iov. loth 1809, Trains wi
leave Nortiiumuekland as follows i
NORTHWARD.
.j A, M,.Pniiy to Wlitinmsport, (except Mundnyi
i.iiiiiiii, iiuiiiiiHMuKMH, iiiu-iiutiier, IIUUIIO
Susnension ilrldire. und X. Fulls.
I1.W i: ., Dally, (except Huudnys) for Elmlrn and
lluthllo via Erie Itallwnv li-om l:lnilrn.
,) I-. M., Dally, (except Sundays) for Wlltlains-
puri,
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
IO.S'i A. M.Daily (except Monday's) furUalllmoro
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
1,10 P.M. Dally (except Sunday's) for Haltlmore
,T iituuiKioii huu i iiiiuueiniu.i.
El). S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Auent.
ALKItED It. I-ISKE, Gcll'l Sllpt.,
READING RAILROAD.
WiniJill AlillAKUEMEM',
Monday, Decemueii 27tli, IS09.
Groat Trunk Line from the Noith nnd North.
Wool. Irtr l.hlhirlnlnliln K.wVa.I- llc,il..n l,,,,D.
vllle, Tamuquo, Ashland, shamoklu fTubanon
Alleulowu, Easton, Ephruta, Lltlz, Lancaster,
Tiains lc-avo' Harrlsburg for New York, as fol
lows: At and 8.10 u. m.. 12-id nnnt, nn.l
fx p. in., connecting with similar trains on
'cmui. Railroad, nnd nrrivinu at Now York nt
12.15. uoou. il.40 U.50 und ltUHi l. m. ta-inpcMv-oK'
Sleeping cars accompany tho j.oa. m., and 12.-0
noon trains wllliout cliuuge.
itctnruiug: j.eavo acw loricnt u.oon.m.nnd
.tj'J noon and 5,00 p. in. Plilladelplila at 8.15
m. and n. in. Steeniui: cars aci-nimmtiv
the 0.00 a.m., uud 5,00 p.m., I rains from N. V.
wiiuoui riiuuge,
Leavo llarrlsburgfor Reading, Pottavllle. Ta
manua. Mlliersvllic. Ashland, hhni.inklti I'lno
Grove, Allentowu Al'hlla'd. at 8,10 a.m., ,;2,0ivV
.10 p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal way
itatlous: tlio 4,10pm. train connecting for Phli'a.
ottsvlllo and Columbia only. For l'ottsvllin
Schuylkill Haven uud Auburn, via Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Railroad, leavo llarrbsbtirg nt
nay i-asscnger iraiu leaves ruuuuelpltla at
:j0n.m., conuuetiug Willi similar train on East
a. raiironu returning iroin Kcauiuunt ( .'tin. in.
Ktiimilnt, nt. nil RtntlotiH.
Leao Pottsvillont 5.1Oand'l).O0u.nl..nnil .11 n.m
llcrndou at 0.30 a. m., Shamoklu nt 5,10 and 10.10
a. m., Asiuauuni 7,0o n.in, and r.viO noon Tnma-
quu nt8,sj a, m., nud2,:o p. m.for Plilladelplila
UMU.,I,I lull.
Leavo Potlsvlllo via Schuvlkill nnd Ktiknim.
hauua Railroad at 8,15 a.m. for llarrlsburg, uud
11,30 a. m., for PlueUrovo and Tremout,
iveiuiiiig Aucuuiuiuuuiiuu iruiu leaves r olls
vlllo at 5.10 n. in., passes Reudluu at 7.30 n. m.. ar
riving ut riiuuucipiiia at iu.a) u. m. Ueturiilug,
leuvis i uuuuviiiuiu ui 1,13 p. 111., pilhsing tteau-
lugnt7.40 p.m., arriving nt Potlsvlllo atu.30p.nl
lULibiuwu jtuuumiuuuiiLiuii ira invcH i-.iiiu.
town at 0,lj a.m. returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,00 p.m.
Columbia ltallioad Trains loiivn Unmllm, ,,l
7,u n.in., anu u-io p.m. ior j-.purutn, Lltlz, Lancas
ter. lUlMlllUlll. ,V1'..
l'crklomeu Rail lload Trains leavn l'irl;limipn
Junctional 0,00 a. m., 3.0f) &5.30p. in. returning:
leavoSchweuksvllle at 8.05 a.m., 12.45 uoou, and
4.15 p.m., connecting with similar trulns on
Reading Railroad,
Coicbrookdnle Railroad trains leavo Pottstown
at 0.40 a. m and 0.20 p. m.,ieturnlng leave Mount
Pleasant at 7.00 uud 11.25 a. m., connecting with
niiitiiiii iitiiun uii iieuuiug iiniiruiui.
uoesier vauey jiuuroau Trains leave nrldgo
lort at 8,30 n. lu. nnd 2.05 and 5.02 n. m. returnlm;
eavo Dowuinatoii lit ((.Ml H. III.. 12.45 luu.li ntut
5.15 p. in., connecting -with similar trains on
l.ruuillg IVUIItU.lU,
Ull Hnuillivu. Ichvm Xf-ir Ynrlr nt 5 00 n ,11 1.1,1
phiii at 8,00 u.lil. aud 3,15 p.m., (tlio 8,00 ii.ni. train
iiiuulug only to Reading;) I'ottsWIle 8,00 a.m.;
HuriUbuig at 5.35 a. m. and 4.10 p. in. anil
Heading at 7.15 n.m, ami 10.05 p. m. for llarrls
burg, at 7.2Ju. in. for New York, aud at 0.10 u. m
and 4.25 p. in. for Philadelphia.
uiiiiuuiiuiou, lineage. Bcason, rscuooi nnd
.-.xcursioil llcuem tn anil linm nil ,,ri iil. nl rA.
Baggage checlted Ihroueh: 100 nuunds ullow,
each paseuger.
U, A, NICOLLS,
Geueral Superintendent.
Rending, Pi., Dec. 27 lsuo.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
WESTERN ItAILROAD.-Summer arrange
meui, April ii,is,o. Tiains leavo as louowst
KASI'WAUU. WESTWAIID,
Fx- Ac-
STATIONS. jlin press com.
Ac- Ex- Mull
com, press
IM
Via M. .t M. lllv
A M, 1MI,
"iiiob o
8.00 4.10
8.15 4.25
8.40 1.50
11.28 7.33
0. 00 5.00
11.15 7.41
ll.U 7.S0
11.53 8.00
7.30 3.30
8.15 1,42
11.05 7.05
12.00 8.0.5
12.15 8.20
12.2-5 8.30
12.40 8.11
I2.. 8.55
1. U5
1.15
1,30 0.2(1
1.40 K.II
2 00 0.58
2.10 10.00
2.30 10.20
2.48 I0.S8
3.20 0.00
3.10 0.15
3.10 0.21
1.01 0.S5
4.20 11.51
I.S0 10,12
4.67 RS0
5.15 10.47
5,'I0 11.02
P.M. A,5t.
Arl Now York, (Lvi
(2lio2Jarc(aj &'.)
012
0.00
8.35
-6.00
....Lurisiopucr St....
Hoboken
Newark-
Washington
via Con. it It. of N.J,!
new loric
il-Uit Liberia bt)
..New Hampton
-.Oxford
....Ilrlduevlllo
1000
3.40
7.40i
1.21
12.17
0.4 S
12.17
0.50
5.10
3.50
..Philadelphia....,.,,
K.4
-I ronton..
....Phlillnsbnru-
0.T0;
S.M
5.281
l.)
.2.30
.Mauunku Cliuuk
12.25
ueiawaro
....Mount Bethel
Water Gap
.....stroudsburg M
Spraguovliro
llenryvlllo
Oakland
1-orks
Tobyhunna
Gouidsboro
Moscow
Dunning .
Scrautou
...Clark's Summit....
...Ablugioii w
..Factory vlllo
Nicholson.
....Ilopbolloin. J
......Montrose
....New Mllford
Great Bond i
5.1 1
12.0S
.1.02
4-51
12.52
U.3S
1I.2S
11.18 1
4.10
11.0.
1.01
10.40
10.27
10.14
3.15
3.31
3.1.5!
0.50,
D40
3.15
8.00 2.10
l. 10
8.38 1
8.30
P.M
7,30
8.
o.:
7.15
0.45 1.551
8.11
7.52,
7-37i
7.15
0.51
.
o.
0.10 1.30
lo.:
1.30
5.10 J.;
4.57
11.00
12.00
'.llllU'lO
3.15,1235
r.MlA.M
0.30
12.3.1
1.10
A.M.
'A.M
Connections.
AtBlughamlonwIlh Erleltallway. Mall Train
froruNow ortt conuicls with tho Expres Mall,
leaving Illiigliniuton ut 8.37 V. M., w Illi a sleeping
Coach attached, stopping nt all stations, and
reaching Uuflalo tho next morning at 11.20.
,A.c',n.!""'.?llaUou 1 ral" fom Scrauton connects
wllh W ay 'I rain leaving Blughnmton lor Owego
and Ithaca nnd the Wist at 2.00 p. n,j nlso con
necilngwlth Train on Syracuse, BlngVnmtou A
l.l:.il;J0! Syracuse, Oswego, dc, at 5.10 v, m,
aud with Tialn on Albany A Susnuehunua It, R.
for Albany und the North at 2.30 r. m
Mall Train Icuvesllluuliuinton alter the arrival
(3,17 A. m.) of tho Night Express from Buirslo.
Accommodation Train leaves Blnghamtou af.
tor th; arrival of the D.iy Exprcss.leavlng Bulla
In i at 7.00 A, St.; also.Tialu leaving Byrucuso at
0,lQ A i Mi
AtScrnnton.with Lackawanua A Bloomsburg
R. It., and Delawaro A Hudson Canal Co. R. It"
yif'i'.fi'V lro"it:','iw Y"rlc oonuects with Tialus
lor Piltston, Wilkesborro, Uloomsburg, Dan
vllle, Northumberland Olyphant, Archbuld.nnd
Curbundule. Mall Train to New York, uud the
Accommodation to lllughamton nlso connect
with trains on tlieabove-uamed roads. The Ac
commodation from Blnghamtou connects with
Lackawanna and Uloomsburg for Piltston Wi
oining, and wllkes-liarre.
At Mauunkn Chunk, with Belvldero Delawaro
It. It., Mall Trains from New York and Horn
1 iisliamtou eonuect wltli tho truin from nnd lo
PMladelphlu, stopping nt ull stations,
At. Sew Hampton, wllh Central 11. It. of New
Ufm?rl;i!leTc.NCW YO'k' I:"ab""
At Washington, with Jlorrls A Essex It. R., for
Newlork.NeWnrk,Morrihtown,I).iver,lluckeils.
town, toslnu Ac W. P. IIALI.STl:AD,Slipt.
It. A, HENRY, Gen, Pass, and Tkt, Agent,
TO'TIIE "WORKING l'LASs!-Wo urenow
preimrtd to furnish aliclasses with eonstautem
Ploymeut at home, the Hholeol tlio lime or for
Iho "pare mumeiils. Business new, light end
protllable. Perseus oi ellhtr sex eusfly eurn
from 60c. to 15 per evetnng.iuid a proimrtlonnl
um by devoting their v. hole time lo the busl.
licss. Boys und girls eurn nearly as much us
men. That nil who see this notice may send
their address, and tent the business, wo make
this unnarn leKd ofieri To such sis are not
well satUned. v.o will send II to pay for lha
troub oof wr ting. I ull particulars, u valuublo
ample, which will do tn commence work on
uud u cony or ItVie I'tonli't Literary fbMMiiton
one of Ihe largest und best lurully uuw.iiapers
publUhed-alUcut IreeJiy mull. Reader If you
Yl!l,nS"n1a''t'n'i I'toatuble work, address ll C.
ALI.LN A CO., Augusta, Maine."
janJITiUui
TV jl.'al A '
Dry Goods & Notions.
j-EWBTOCKlOP CIiOTHINQ.
resh arrival of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
'J i5aviijJi.ovi!nii81ki -
Invites nttciitlon to lils stot 1; of
CI I E A P AN I) I 'AB1 1 1 ON A 1 1 1 .13 1 'LOTH I N tl.
at his ( tore on v
Main Htieet,tttodoors above tlib American Hpuso
Uloomsburg, Pa
whero ho has Just irecelvtd Inim New York aud
Philadelphia n full nisortmeul of"
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
Including Iho most' fA'shlouahlo, durable, and
lmmtsomo
DRI5R3 GOODS,
conslillng of
BOX, HACK, ROCCI,aUM,AHDOIL-GI.t)Tll
COATS AND PANTS,
of nit soi ts, sizes and colors. He hnsnho irplen
Ishcd his nlrcady.largo sloolt of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWIJ4,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
I I-AN DK ERCH I EPS, (1 LOVI,
HUSPENDEUS, AND VANOY ARTIC1.1M
Ho nas coustaully on hand n Inrgo nnt well-so-
ected assotlincnt of
CLOTHS AND VIMTINUS,
which lio Is prepared In mnlio to order Into any
klud of ctothlug, on veiy short notice, nu 1 lu tho
best manner. All his clolhhw Is made to wear,
and most of It is nf homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCIIL8 AND IEWEMIV,
fo cry dcicrlpllon, flno and cheap. Ills ens-cot
Jewelry Is not snrimsscdlln thlslplncc. Call and
examine his general assortmcn of
CLOTH TNG, WATCHES, .IEWELH, AC,
DAVID LOWENDEUG.
c.
C. M A R R
havojustrccclvcd from the tastcrn markets a
largo nnd well selected slocl: of
DRY O O O 1) S ,
enN'sntntii o v
Casslmers,
.leans,
Best hlKiohod ,t
Blown Muslins
. Cnllcoo-i,
Tlcklnm,
Table Llnciii-,
Cotton A
All wtsI Annuel,
Ac., c,
A good slock of
Lad les dl ess goods,
Lntcl styles A patterns.
Spices ofull kinds,
Goodstock gioceiles,
Qucenswaro,
Stoneware,
Wood & willow ware,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Costal Soap for cleaulnr Tin,
Brass, i-c. All goods sold cheap for cash or pio-
duce.
Ho would call tlio attention of buyers to his
well and cartfully selected assortment which
comprise? everything usually kept In tlio coun
try, feeling confident Unit he can soli niiem
goods nt such prices as will ensuie satisfaction.
Nov. 3,'tiO-tr - O. C. MARR.
ILLKU'S STORE.
FRIISH ARRIVAL Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Tho subscriber has lust returned Irom tho cltlei
with another large and si-h ct assort incut i,l
FALL A..D WINTER GOODS,
purchased In New Yoik and Philadelphia at tho
owest figure, and which ho is determined to sell
on as moderate terms as C3U bo procuitd else
where in Uloomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
oi tho choicest styles aud latest fashions, together
Willi a large assortment of Dry Goods aud Oro-
cerlcs, consisting of tho followlug articles
till Cloths,
Cloths,
Oasslmeies,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
Whllo Goods,
. Unch'i,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Ilollowwart
Cednrwaie
tiucpuswari-, iiardwar
Boots aud Shoes,
Hats aud Caps
Hoop Nets,
Uiubrella.i,
rjooklng-Glas.fti,
Tobacco,
Cott'oe,
Sugars,
Teas,
I'.lie,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutinig.
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything nsnnhy kept In country
stores, to which no Invites the attention ut the
publio teuerally, Hie highest price will be paid
ior country produce in exchange for goods.
S. II, MILLER A SON.
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsliurg, Pn,
N F E O T J O N E R Y ,
Tho uudersli-neil innlil r,-u,rll.. A
In tlm m,l,ll ,1..,, . :. ' u',uiiv.
p......,, ,.,, ujiL-ueu a
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In tho building later
whom ho is prcparei:
ely occuplcl bj Fox A Webb
eu m nu nisii ail Kiuas of
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES,
UllS.NCIl CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC., AC, AC.
I1Y WUOLr.8AI,E 0 RETAIL.
In short, a full assortment of nil goods In
his Hue of busliitss. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
f.ivi.'J,U&r"rl110 Ho"llJ"H- Particular attention
BREAD AND OAKES,
of all kinds, Iresb every day,
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
OHISTMAS TOYS.
eimn,ni,-e,i """01lea' a"d sailslactlon will b
Nov. 22, 1807
ECKIIART JACOBS.
jyj E RC II A N 1) I S E
NOTICE IS HERRBY GIVEN '
To my friends and thopubllo generally, ttat all
DRY UOOD8,
OROCER1ES,
(JUEENSWARE,
NOTIONS, AC,
nro cousuntly on liand and lor ale
AT BARTON'S OLD ST4.ND
Bl.OOM8UUi:fl, uv
JAM1IH IC. EVER,
f-.sno.poio Agent fm:i:ii.ih- I'itosi'JJ ATK OK
...... .."iiio 11,1 enuMuntiy on hand, (rel'b'tfl,
QARRIAOE MANUPACTORY,
Uloomsburg, Pu.
M, O. SLOAN A BROTHER
invo no sinnii ami ior snieattho most leusonn
,u ,,,.- ii Biitnui( bltKIC III
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every drrscrlptton oi Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warrantcSl to bo made of the best mid most dur
able materials, and by thu most exptiitnctil
workmen. Alfwnrk k.ni r,.,r
IMunent will bo lound tubeof lliu highest cluss
-u.u ... i-ii.-v, reiibiucuoi , iiieyiiav
alsoallnoiissoriiiuutof '
SLEIGHS
we'i 'a nWr?rS.LU.!!?.,in.I1.
InlM, w tnu mui?r
JiSf JJf tbRl Uo,l,,'l'iH'iiorcun to lound in nil
v , i?iovi y, va-u,
TVTONi'OUR HOUtTe
RUPERT, PA,
WILLIAM BUI LP.lt. PronrlKlnr
i.l L101""1 huvlUKhteii pntlu thorough repair
Is now open fir Iho riieptlon of gutsls. No
rains will he nmudto tp'ure the pu "t Vom
lortoflho trnvc crs Ti.e Pionrli ut : Lul iriti H
Huro of puhllo putionuue. Jhi T i,ir w ill VS
i .Stff11 ttat WU" "uo undcigai'S:
Dry Groods Si Groceries,
7J.RAND OPENING
Vn
GRAND
GRAND
GRAND
GRAND
OPENING
OPEN I NO
OPENING
OPKNING
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTI it GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting til '
consisting nl ,
consisting nf
consisting of
consist lug of
i ''' '
Dry goods,
dry goods,
dry aooiis,
DRY goods
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND OA PS,
HATS AND GAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES
HOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ItllADY-MADF. CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIHO,
LOOKING-GLASS ES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASS E,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS
PAINTS
PAINTS
PAINTS
PAINTS
AND
AND
AND
AND
AND
OILS,
OILS,
OII.S,
OILS,
OILS,
GROCERIES,
OUOCERIIM,
OROUEllIES,
GROOKIllKM,
GROCURIKS,
tlUKENSWARE.
HUEENSWARE,
OlIEENSWARE,
tiUEENSWAUE,
liUEENSWARE
HAIIDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
IIAUDWARV,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
I INWARD,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
FITH
i 1H11,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND hV.V.liU,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN
AND HIlKUM,
AND SEEDS,
ORAIK
AC.
AT
NFAL
McKRLVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
MCKELVY,
CO.'S,
CO.'K,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
Noi tl, west comer ot Main and Market S.treots,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main uud Market strettn,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets.
Northwest corner of Main nnd .Market Streets,
BLOOMHHURG, PA
I1LOO.MSIIIIRO, PA
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
ULOOMSBURG, PA.
ULOOMSBURa, PA.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAII23,
In larce ouautltles and at reduced rates, alwav
ou nnnd.
Miscellaneous,
No lilisiln-n. It in i,,ir,.,n-,r l i.t
I m pal itel 'jiiKte, Smell or Hearing, Watering or
Wiok I.es,i-lli.nslvi.liualh. Uherated Throat
or Mouth, l ain nml Pirssurolii tho Head, niul
,i, jnuiury wnen cnusiu, us an oi i hem lro
micntly mo by tv.e rnMiues of Catarrh. It Is
pleasant nnd puliiltss to use, contains uo strong
lioli-onous orenu-.tlo i1iul,v. Inn run- . On,,iO,l
Kftothhiff action.
, I "HI imyfaxi Reward for a coso of Catarrh
tliat I cannot cuie.
FOR SALE BY MOS1 DRUGGISTS EVEUY-WIIERl-:.
Pjuce Onlv 50 Cunts.
If your Diucgist has not yet got It on sale,
dim t bo put oil with somo worse than worthiest!
hirung suiii.-iumiguior," ovpolsonnus caustic
rsoluttnii, which will tlrtcethe disease to the lumis
ins eau ot Hiring it, hut nd sixty cents to ino
and thoirinedy will reach you by return mnll.
-i!or lwk"Gli I'Cfct paid, H2.t0,ono dozen lor
Send n two cent slump for Dr. Sugo's pamplilct
on Catarrh, Address llie Pioprletor,
i, v PIERCEM.D..
- " llUl-'FALO, N, Y,
AT E W OO A L YAH B.
J-l TltK Ullderslmied rPhlier-trnllv Infnrm ll,A
eltl7ens ol Uloomsburg nnd Columbia countv.
mat tuoy keep all the dillu out numbers ol stove
tu, nun reiecseu lump cnai ior smithing purpo
ses, on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelvyr Nenl cz
Cun l-urnnceiwlthagood pair of llnlfalo srales
on tho whnif, to weigh coul, liny, nnd straw.
LlkewiMjiiliorfcOiindwngon, to deliver coal to
uwiu ii. .siuey puieuasoil 111
nmonntorcoal.thevln mil takiimiuiin.
tlele. and f-cll nt tlio very lowest prices. Please
eau and examine for yourselves before rnirehas-
i,,K viiMiviicie, j, v, lli:isui;ilWllOT.
AUGUS'lUS MASON.
THE uutlcrn-lgnetl will tako in ox
JL ciKiiigo for Coal and Groceries, tho following
, , ,, ..." oli v"i, liuis. s-oia-toes,
Lard, llam.Shoulder.and sldo incut. Iiutter.
i-.ggs, uuy, Ae.,nt the hlt-hcst easli jirices, at his
. ui.ju,iui& ncii eudinni,
Bloomsburg Mar. lOoo-ly! W' "ENDERSHOT.
jam, L
CTr DEST IN THE WORLD.ir
New York Offico 27 BEEKMAN ST.
dec. Sl.'CS dm,
7 O. II O W E R,
opened a Ilrst-class
iiuui, Bliuu, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE.
JfA
at the old stand on Main Slieet, Bloomsbura afuw
.""1 "..y6." V."r'. "o.".-"- UuSfflcrinX
st nga boots, men's double uud sfng o Up mh o
kip boots, men's heavy noga shoes of nil kinds
men's Him hoots and shoes of ull , it
gukidi, A." ?'?. '":
l'lisi?l;V.",l,,eBaU,c'"- wonien's Biove'kT,
lollshvcry tliie.wonicii'siuoroeiu iii,ti,.rn,.,,!
cuu snoes, women's very lino kid buitoneii rnii,
raent of UU Ul'") ",lcutlon t ! Hue ussorl-
II ATS, CAI-S, FURS AND NOTIONS,
i riles '. t riKLSaM,Vie...,!.uw,.!,.,!l) PP!i vnrl-
Koods afo one,",,! ntthelou'esV' -as i'raVeJ'u1,
Uk,,lt?h6.,1i'Vu!-,U'cU ,08'vo sutUfa.-tlon A CM
bellev 1 blifl,1''1,,V"rt;'m"ll,i ' 'sewiiero' af II l"
rfi'.?v'?' "'at betli r bargains uro In he foiii,?
Dee.6 ii7 ' -"". iimeuiiuiy.
AlTl7YR0.Sl-ri'0TAf0Es7"
IHE (.Ill AT 1C.PI0 OP THE DAY,
a, l.- . ..i . . .
i no nniM-iiuir Has u 1 111 tul iimlv r ,i.
.itlly ltou lota-o.wl.Uli I.e will sell lolhoso
. ii, i louiii. ill, saiilltiit vutlitj.ntUi
ui , sonars per bushel. Ho bus
--, imii ui me in .I vurieuoaof
STRAWllERRY, RASl'RliRRY,
HOT.HOl'SE AND OCT DLOR I I ANTS,
an or whUliv,lll 1 1 lii I on hui.d, uud for rule,
Sinn. List OF l-ABI.Y 110H. 1OTA10IH,
1'er pound, SSCsnt l'triuik,75iiiiisi perhnl
bushel, 11.60 , Per Luslul, taw, p, burl el, "wo.
'.h
t, Sowihrj; Machine
G ROVER & RAKPTl-a
HEWING MAniiN"
Thn following nro MwiM rr ,M ,.
lestltnonlalshf rdmllar ehrn t, , 'Wull
tho roaos for the prefet enPr, f J.. f,Pf n
lUltrtu Mehlne overall nl',, ., 0"V!
"I llkothft drover n ,. .
tho first placo, hncanse, If I i. , '' (., I
should still want n Grov',.fVn.i".',.,ir tZ I
n(irover,v imiter, it answers ih . "til
Iho rest. It ilos n nrenler vlriMj'lWrl
It s ea.ler tn lenrn than nny n,, ' 5' VI
n (1 rover A linker,
llin rest. It iIops n
Cioiy tJennyoune), - ifo ,
Mrs
"1 have lmd several v..
wllh nClrover tlsker Ma"hiniyr.?" -J
me nrenisntistaerton, I thint, (,, ,. 'h,.
rr Mfiriunn is more rnllr m ':,r ,il
llnl.lrt Tn pel. mil. nr . ""J' mpil ,-
llnher, dcelde.lly."-f Mr,, j JV'T
, 1 havo hud1oiio,,;i ,',,''
two yenisj nnd Inim whuti i.nf
II, ..a ,i,iil Irtlll, 11, n a. uu
;i-. - .. :: i er,r,- -i
liigs.andJroui the IcMlmoi,,- ' Xi
iricnos who uso me sunn. 1 i ,n : ,uc-. 1 1
unytlilng could hoinuiu c iiu "1,Ji -t i
Miiisinciiiiii. i-iirs, ueueru ui 'vi i
"I bellovo It tn bo p , ,
consiuercu, oi any mat II, ' IL I
1 1
"1 am nciiualnhd u , ,
principal innchlutH, und 1 ,l y
Bilker to them nil, l tea! L l1 ,'. '
moro clastic. I havu v.-oii-
which wns dono i.i,. !h mil., El
good.-tMrs. Dr. ii0i rc.ijv si,', ,0,'w'-s I
third street Now ork. y' "' ,"-"lI(-
".Moro than twn-thlr '
done In my family for Ihe 1 '
uono nyuroverABdui s M i ""-"t
inui isRnnueiiitiporni-(iit,i,n "l
rents which Irollcsomo bojs t ill
cloth. It Is in my opinlnn i, .I ,'liiJ
able of uuy 1 hitvu iri,-,i ' 'ff. "'..tt
luMcher, '""
llunil
"n10 G rover A
has leiiderodin every rc-iv Vi !
sutlslncllon, It comlilni -i I , , , ""lr
Willi beauty of execution nn
that it Is a necessity u, cVtrv ' ,mjlT
Oovetnor Gcury, Uurrisimnr. n" J-4
iwlni j
"I haveliad IhoGrowrt'i- s .,
or ten or twolvo ysars mi if-h
house. I huo Keen ami iuw"B aMl.i
family sewing, buth per ,nai . Ul
iiccoinpusueii upon tho -rover!;. i':
to thn ent i-e mm r.i.,. ..V . ,rL'"WMj'i
cerned."-ltev Stephen II ,?,
"I llnd Ihu Grnvrr Ik ,
wtiir ns Inin. n-iili .' '" '
garment In luet. TIi?'kiii-i, .
bins senilis, when streti-'ieil, c !
el.lno forseve i. ve.V,. u.V "'?.,
telling, lucking and everytlii,, ii,atV -. I
tan on. ltlsprefertidoverulluili V.L ''I
' "UMWi'lty of work-, uSi! -
,i biiivii, inse ut iiioveim nt ii,,,!
coustiuctlou."-I.Mrs. uii I n? ""Wail
"Diero could bo nrji;ri -
linrnn.l islli. nl I, . i . . It ".""" 01 eUll
.c.r.y "!!u',.i"!.l',.':l" t.ovir4iii,Muill
Kii eiiBiii.eiusuciiy, nuu la amy, itsiiii l
other machluo to s niple in hi cii iirn-ivl
E. It. Sanborn, St Louis, '-"uu,-,
, 'During; the pnst Utn i r
adnGrovir .Hi rncs.lt ji 3l
I 1
ktiinl. nip. nml II l,nu .. . .. -.ln
.. .7. i ,'.,V... ..J.'. ' ".' ."U1..3U.-JI
,, xr 'mP" 'mi ii
of my llttlo gni -on- iive-mm- i.,f
ui.ii, mi I m v. Mia.
vItliout nssi-,1. i e. Mi , v i
ltuv.AichlbuUii.lv
Now Yoik.
its- mi(
i -
-ui its-1
i m I urovir .1 1 -l. i a m:
UVK.l, ,U 1,11,111,111,1 i ui ,l
would do luo gi.od to truinp It r
ninr. -j no one I have is i tn, . ,in,it,
-.. , ,, LI,,I IIU1 ,-ACIllll!"l. 11 111 I
ivo i ovei-mu or uny ntiu- .ain.- ,.v,
, iw ui i mi, , ii-uii, in i it- ',v. a
'-The slliii - i of i , uh
fucillly viltlivthif.li ,sM
ty,Miiiigth,aui' eln i n-s IK
ll'Afci Uo uot alt it ,' in ,,,f''(oi() .Ui
cmtiv. l-ioi. IieOMUl .IMVUU-Uiu.- ut
. "My wife is di i .lit, 11 ulttu
li.llter SoMlug Maclillii-. hlie prea-rt !(,r
ct iianer in uny inner she lias se-.n. - u
1'lsliLr, Phlludelplila I oiifeu nee.
i- liBVl! sei (,(, f 0,ourl Jjll
Sowing Machines lor iilmulti-ii 5e,us,sti4-I
slder it cannot bo excclltd. It suns smuoi'l
was never ont of repair, and give uriril
nuiiniiiiiiiuil. t-lir. 1.IIIV1U JlllDl ftlUlKta
Chicago.
'The Groverand BukerSeivn g Machine C I
puny manufacture both tlio l.mstlo fetittil
Lock Slitch Machines, uud off r the nittl
choice of tho best iiintiilucs of both klai-1
Ihcir estiiblisliiileuts lu sill tlio Urg-. v,t-.ei, I
thtough atcuclcs in nearly ull minis riiruu; i
tho couutry. Pilco LlsU nuil huavi!iot u.i
in both btltehos furiu-iln-d on ivvUu'.'j:
Giovn A Bakers. JI, Co., 1' illelcluu,c.lii
J. A.UOBiS
liliottt'n
Jnue2j'U'J-ly Itt-I
Hardware & Cutlery,
rjUIE NEW HARDWARCbTO.I
il l lies ii.n .i s
Jiaviug euiaraeu our riuiv iv.mu ii
OPENED A N1.V Bll'i'l.l.
directly from the Munut.u u-ir
obii, ou u uecuniug Illume , l en 1'--,
olfer tho samo to
FARMERS. MECUAMil", olIU'U'l
and lite le.itof Miiukiuu agenci.il stuvS,-
lrisiug nil tno Kiiiu- nun -iiLniuihiiii
,, ,, .-in- iif.ni U'ih-h Mini -. KiiltaOle lifitt
,,i ii,u ..,,,, i,- ,ii iniowiiiiiiv low nriits.
All lllosewiloilieiieiiruii"i l-,"-ii
our lino CM! save Moum oy iwktaglss I
Now liitrdiv iio stole i
1'K.iso give us u YJYTa WaBKI
Aur.2XoO-Ivr ' ' lllooni.utirj
.lAoou K. Smiiii. J- i-ni
gM I TH & SElsTZKK,
Importers and Dealers in I ortun solbtl
II A. R D W A R E,
guns, nu's i. cny. c.
NO. 109 N. T1II11D brilELT. AB.CAlt.0f Wl
PlIILADELrillA.
Nov.
2, 07-tf,
tCLET THE IU'hi.
T
Alunf
oil's Co)-per Tollllui Ll !'.?
t protection lolnsi i -'"')(
llin linit ,i,nl
n..iu,.:,.,..i -i... ,k..i- ,pi n i-i-'
above Invention, and nil ordew lo u-"1
prison will no piompiiy H; , V ntu!
May 15'OS. ' r. 11-
D
OJIEST1C Kl'OMiMV !
CAMPILLION MSPhr
A 'now ohnnn ilnlflhle. h'ttltM. r'"1
FEOOR CO'l-.IX"'
Atutsitliute ior oil-clot c
Thlsmrpct is p , din-e 1 1
Uou of strong, he.iv) , of
tal colots, and cout. o w '
proof enamel which set'-lt
(lie colors and pupei t nilur-'
deib Ihe carpet brl-,1 ai'-1'
tseino, Its ndv. nt:-. nn.
Its cost lenders it ,i .nl 7
exceedingly f-mooih and s
lales ucxi to uo dut -no
tukeu up ami le.ini-ii UU
s.tves niui'li lulior nnd ('
Willi tlio Cumplllloii I-i-nso
muy u-outre, wht Ii -
i. v.,.1. ... 'ealliea. ,7.
stltcli HentlreV lellal lie- liV ' ' "
work beauliluily j it , u,;,
oider.''-JIr.i. A. 'm. b," i,,'1"''10 if ,
llrooklyii; "Ioik,, uj t
I hnvo used one fur tlm list nlnailr i...
nnd I think It is deel ledly Pw iru ,','',?
lug Mnchlno."-.Mrs. Alice V, V iS
liov. Dr. Whlrplc, see. Am. J " S S,"
- - - i iiuvi! iind nl, r
w rot
' - r
'!.'' '"'I,
, urn
.."in" jri'' "
-u. M ,tl
Ifai vm 3'
last Indellniicly, vtn im ' l-,' ,t,v,1L-oss
liewnnd blight : lu its use n" '''i,,itix--Is
idueed upon tlio p.iptr mr
ly upon she waler-pioul c .itms, J-" ult,
per being used only lo i-icnn ' ,
husucently been used tora sorti. " ' ,
even for trunks, mof , Hour l-:; ' ,
puiel.bul tho Hist utuiopl, or
Aimilcii. In convert II into -f l''"..!
last indellniicly, vm nn
can
ids
soled
, , i, ,,. i. n . in m -j
1,... ,.,i,,.lniki ,1 till
t fur i
We
county nnd i mi luriilshlliecsr,
I I0 1U-"
ut munulucluieis nilcti, ,,
i-You nio Invlled tiHi 'u ".' "vi.a
v,.-..lu ,,l l, n M 1,1."' 1-' I
Bloonisbuig.Dec. ll'ttf.
n i. a 'p T.i it nut 1 C
EVERY VJC't"
MOST FAVORAlU'i: 11 A
JOHN THOMAS, Ai- P I -,J ,
Box.WL U'
Mur.ni.WMy
G
REKNOODSI'Ml.'"
aim Sluing Tein. i-fll, " ''- " ,d "
ou MONDAY, AIRIL, "'' 'ii t ii"'-"
(inaiiiroi 1 l,tn v"'11' 1 ,' i,.,,
llistnl Jiil,hiilliiie"""
until I'...,
Ull- 1IIM 111 AUllll, , l u,ll ill1"'
llomdipg ktuuiiiH.ijot I' -"1',. ,! '
imdlute liiiiige id I''1"""".', iUii-1"1"
bcaul ut II o beniinniy, ut-'l l'1-'"
lsli llii.ii i.u-ii rowels. AC,
Tl.ltSW:
Itiuililf mr mill I.lizllts.
1Hrfiu.ui' -
'i union" . l i1
du Jus. Chile 1-Uo.s . ,
U',,.1,1,,. , ii ii. kiid ull b'11" i.,itU
uiill
oranfil.n.'-Jj:
Iheiiuulles, Is
MlllvlUe, Muiclil
, ts7'-
JOll
Neatly eaecutod ut this OttW
numw-lf, wM.AmiOlT