THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
MR AIM'S COLUMN.
Sprlnc; Sintlnu; ol' Corn.
During Uio summer season or begin
tilnji of Autumn wo seldom escapo
moro or teas tlrougli.t Homollme.?, m
iliitliig tho latter tmrl or August, 1809,
Itlueo serious as materially to Injure
tlio iiaturago nml to occasion i groat
reduction In tho amount of tnllk uml
hntter. During tho trying portion of
last year I was much pleased to seo
Hint niimbew of farmers In this neigh
borhood had that sufficient foresight
gicatly to diminish thoovll. Tills was
nccompllshrd by tho spring sowing of
Indian torn, to bo cut while green and
given to tho cows. Somo persons sow
ed tho corn thickly, othon drilled it in;
tho latter having tho advantogo of
working with a cultivator whlleyoung,
lessening tlio weeds, keeping tho
ground In better condition, and pro
ducing t heavier crop. What anxiety
ni iy bu prevented by this prudent
'i ' .i t merit, and iiuw greatly it adds
i 1,1 tciniort of tlio tattle at a lime
' i ' frniM hi so dried, thiit It burns
tlni iippllcatiim of flro.
i 'li 1.11113 uri- supplied so
, , tint tin -pistil v doi'i 11 t full
!iv appm.uli ni uitr. When
i f.ivnro'l 'tn j'lt'i-i coi-'i tuny
I'lU'u; U! i, i.u.iiiu of griisj
li li:il i tun 00 uied fur .soil
r 'i.i niij . cut, dried, und kept
' i winter, whr-u ii will be (omul much
J', i' ", .utwhmuloi lliivowsthan fodder
. " nrn, wliluh hit ripened the grain.
Tlii) umhI quantity for sowing broad
east la from three to four bushels;
drilled in, half that amount will sufilce.
Farmers who havo tried this method of
keeping up their supply of milk, and
butter, during tlio scorching heat of
summer, or after nutumn frosts havo
diminished the crop of grass, I think
will never again depend upon uncer
tain pasture. Tho amount of land and
seed required is certainly Insignificant,
compared with tho return which It af
fords, to say nothing of tho feeling of
satisfaction which it produces, to seo
animals securo from tho misery of a
short nliowanco of food. It will bo a
very great improvement in American
husbandry, when the cattle shall not
only bo supplied liberally during tho
grazing season with green food for soil
ing, but also with n sufficiency of rooti,
beets, carrots or turnip, to altcrnato
with tho dry food of winter.
Dark Stables.
Any person who has felt tho pain and
Inconvenience of coming suddonly
from a dark room into tho full biazo of
day, will easily conceive tho necessity
of lighting a slablo in a proper manner.
This is too often neglected in confined
stables, and tho consequences nro most
distressing to n human observer. The
poor horse,led suddonly out tohls work,
showshispain quickly Inunmlatakeablo
expressions, stumbles, and runs against
anything that may happen to bo near,
until the oyo has In somo degree ac
commodated itself to tho new circum
sta nccs under which it is placed. Nor
is this all. By a continuance of this
chango from darkness to sudden day
light, tho eyes become seriously In
jured. Tho retina, or sensltlvo nerve, bo
comes dull, and moro or less useless;
tho horse's sight is Injured; ho starts
and shies at objects which ho sees im
perfectly; and many a rider who has
received a dangerous injury has to
thank his inattention to this simplo
cause, rather than any vicious habit of
tl"- ammal, to which It has been at
' -'id,
nidus is almost certain to be
1 ; by Inattention to tho above
but even blindness is lost
i C"'',".r.'us to tho rider thun imperfect
4glit. Aiittriean Stock Journal.
Br.noM.Corn JU (itl'a-ieuA cor
respondent of tho 7t!'t r v ii t i ng fr nn
Nine Folnts, Luiicastur eoiiiny Htys :
Broom-corn has not rr.eolved tho cul
tivation and uttention which Its impor
tance In the family of domestic plant,
and the high price which it commands,
entities It to. To most rarmers it is a
crop about which they have little ox
perienco and information; and now,
that Its cultivation is beginning to bo
regarded profitable, many Inquiries are
mado concerning it. As regards its cul
tivation, that la tho samo as othcrcorn ;
tho only difference Is, it must bo plan
ted thicker. Manufacturers llko tho
brush fine, and consequently tho corn
ought to bo plauted pretty thick In tho
row, and cut off beforo it is fully rlpo,
about tho beginning of Septomber;
then tho brush will havo a uniform col
or, which Is vory desirable, as brooms
of a uniform greenish color will com
mand n higher prico In tho city. A
good aero can bring from flvo hundred
to a thousand pounds of brush, which
brings now In Philadelphia twenty
cents per pound, or four hundred dollars
per ton. Broom com is now tho most
prolltablo crop that tho armor can
raise. ,
l.azy Farmers. i
Laziness prevent n man from got
ting offhis horso to put up tho first rail
that gets knocked off tho fence, and
through this lazy neglect a whole field
of corn is seriously damaged.
Laziness keeps a man from driving
ono nail when ono woulddo, and finally
costs a carpenter's bill for oxtcnalve re
pairs. Laziness allows a gatotogot off tho
hinges and Ho In tho mud, or stand
propped by rails or a stable to wreck
and damage hundreds of dollars worth
of nrovender.
Laziness, in short, Is tho right and
proper nnmo for nine-tenths of tho ox
cuses given for bad farming. But bv
far the most prolific of tho many wasto.
that nro duo to laziness Is tho waste of
Ignorance But tlio waste Is in itself
so guat.aud has bo many ramifications,
tliul weMiall havo to deferits discussion
for another time.
To Prevent
I'lles fiom TcuKlntr
nurses
iuf or threo mhuII handftills of
t I, nv s, upon which pour tw or
, . uri-of cold wutor; lot Klnfuio
. .. and pour tho whole next
"' i i .' ml" n kettle nml let It boll
' i quarter of no Imur. When cold
. ".fit for ui'. No ninro Is ro
quid Mian fn luoi-tt n n iqiorgc, ntld
beoro (tit h'umi- g,.i - nut ni tin- stuiile.
Jet tho.,0 jmrts wlui ii rt must iriitaliie-
bo emoared over with tho liquor, viz.,
between nnd upon tho ears, th neck,
tho flanks, dc Not only tlio lady or
gentleman who rides out for pleasure
will derive benefit from tho walnut
Jcavce thus prepared, but tho coach
man, tho wagoner, and all others who I
Ufco horbttf during tho hot months.
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Ton Littlo Injuns,
Ten littlo Injuns KtanJInu In n lino
Ono toddled homennd then tlicro were nine.
Nine little Inlnii twinging on n gate.
One tumbled nir nn.l then them weicrlclit,
Klglit little lnjilui never hear,! tit tic.ivon,
One ktckrd the bucket nml then there were
even,
Bcren Utile Injuns cutting up tricks.
One liroke Ills neck nlul then there were six.
Six little Injuns kicking nil nllve,
Ono went to lied Ami then (here were Ave,
Five Utile Injuns on n cellar tloor,
Ono tumbled In,nnil1hen thcro worofour.
Pour llltle Injuns out on n spree,
Ono iten J ilrunk, nml then there were three,
Three llltle Injuns mil In n ennoo.
Ono tumbled overboard, nml then thcro were
two.
Two littlo Injuns foolln' with n gun,
Ono shot tho other, nnd then llicio mi one,
Onellttle Injun llvln' nil nlone,
He got married, nnd then lliero were none.
rmsr cttout's.
Ono llltle, two little, thieo 1 1 1 tin, fuur little, live
littlo Injun boys,
Six little, seven little, eight little, nine llltle, ten
little Injun boys,
u.vcoitE vnr.sE.
One llltle Injun with his little wife,
Hved In n wigwam tho balance of his life,
One dadde Injun, nnd one mmimy squaw,
Soon raised n family of tcu Injuns more.
HtCONI) CIIOKUS.
Ono little, two littlo, thrco Utile, four little, flvo
little Injuns more,
Six llltle, soveti little, cl-Iit little, nlno little, ten
littlo Injuns more.
About Minnie Golilwlng.
A TRUE BTOUY. I1Y JULIA SI. THAYEIl,
"0 mamma," cried Itosa, wlthallttlo
scream, nnd a sudden rush across tho
room, "my birdlol my ldrdiol I do
believe It Is dead 1 See! It doesn't move
at all, but remains perfectly still at tho
bottom of the cage!"
Tho cago was quickly lifted down
nnd, truo enough, tlicro lay Minnie
Qoldwing, stiff and stark. Nota fcalh
er flultcied, tho whlto claws were curl'
cd up pathetically, nnd tho dear, littlo
bead of eyes were covered by tho filmy
lids.
"O, my pet! my dear,daluty darling!
what shall I do. mamma?" nnd Rosa
threw herself into mamma's arms.
weeping violently; nor were mamma's
eyes quito dry, if tho trutli bo told
Rosa was tho first to speak.
"Just yesterday," sho murmured,
mournfully, "sweet, littlo Hinnlo was
hopping about, siuglngsohapplly! such
a tamo littlo thing, and loved mo so
dearly! Mamma, whatacZshodiefor?"
and floods of tears burst forth anew.
"Not certainly for want of loving
care, Rosa; that is ono comfort. You
seo tlicro is a sweet drop at tho bottom
of every bitter cup, if you could only
find It."
But Rosa refused to bo comforted.und
mamma held her close to her tender
heart, feeling very sorry for her littlo
girl; for sho knew this was a real and
bitter grief. At last sho said.
"Come, darling, dry your eyes, you
havo other pets to love, and many pre
cious things left to enjoy."
"NotMug llko birdie," sobbed tho
child.
"Thero's Tina, tho dear old kitten."
"I would much rather it had been
sho," persisted Itosa.
"And a host of doll babies."
"They are senseless, nonsensical
things," cried Bosa. "O mamma, if
sho had over so teenty weenty a soul, I
wouldn't mind it ; but now I can never,
never havo my darllngMinnlo again."
"Bosa," said mamma thoughtfully,
"In that bright hereafter, where all
tears are wiped from our eyes, no good
thing will bo denied us. And who shall
say that thero your birdie, a littlo,
winged joy, may not como flying at
your call, and warblo its own sweet
song foryou? Does that comfortyou?'
"And O, I know what my precious
canary will bo changed into then,"
said Itosa, smiling brightly through
her tears; "a Mird of J'araiUscV nnd
with that sho slid softly down.
Bosa now scmcd to find a mournfHl
pleasure in preparing for the burial of
her pot. First sho explored her own
ltttle sanctum, and brought thenco a
small comfit box, prettily ornamented
with a bright bouquet of flowers. Sho
then searched mamma's bureau for a
bit of soft, white merino, and a tuft of
snowy cotton. Tho box lined and
cushioned, Itosa, with a very sad faco,
laid in it tho dead bird. Then she
scraped and polished a piece of petrified
wood, from her cabinet, for a headstone.
Not far from tho house Is a wild bit
of land, in springtime- covorcd with vlo
lots and buttercups. Thorn Rom lias
consigned to mother earth many a dead
bird and tiny quadruped. In this littlo
cemetery lies ono of Tiny Velvet's vic
tims, a dear littlo squirrel. Bosa placed
this epitaph over him :
bunny bright,
Dlcil of n kitten's bite,
Sept. 12th, nt ulght."
And over a precious, little, dead
mouse, taken out of a trap, sho wrote:
Mousie, you died
Your stomach to appease;
nut nit in vain
You couldn't gel tho ilu&so.'
ineroissnnoiiior monument to tlio
Unknown, ft f
"Alone, .'
Unknown, '
Here they lie,
Flint uslceu
Let UH weep
inyl"
That last doesn't sound ono bit llku
Bosa, howover.
It is now a we question with tho
littlo girl, whothor to bury Mlnnlo
In this sacred spot, or somo distnnco
away, in a littlo, shaded square, formed
by four beautiful tlowerlng shrubs, on
the lawn.
What mournful pleasure sho takes in
all thoso touching arrangements; and
yet her loving heart is not satisfied.
For a long time sho has been slttinc
with a bhect of drawing paper beforo
her, pencil In hand. Beeping ovor her
snouider, I see, O, such a beautiful pic
ture I Surely there Is Inspiration tho
inspiration of grief. Minnie lying In
a little, open, flowcr-decked coflln; a
mveiy ciiurub at the head, and two oth
ora hovering nbovo, dropping a garland
upon Her bosom; and near tho foot
sitting nil forlorn upon n stone, was tho
dearest littlo sprito, crying reuilv to
oreaKM icart.
Kaphas! might havo4louo better, but
Jio-sa'd mamma declares that she shall
think this tho nicest picture In tho
world, ftveu If shollvcstoLoathousand
years old.
A smaht boy was asked by his father
what business ho followed. "Tho mar
ble business," replied young hopeful:
nnu i want tin cents to buy stock."
Ifo got it.
Stovoa and Tinwnro.
"XTKW BT0V13 AND TIN S!I01
1H.WAU UAUENUUL'n,
MnlnHtreetoue door nbovo II. MeudcnlmU's
Mlnrn.
A Inrgo assortment of Htnves, Heaters nnd
llaues constantly on hand, nnd for snto nl tlio
invent mi,a,
Tinning In nil lis branches earorullynttcmledto,
nml BAliii.-ictlon guaranteed.
Tin work of nil kinds wholesale and retail. A
trial Is lequested
Apr.O.llUir
a TO VIM AND TINWABK.
A. M. UUl'EllT
announces to his friends nnd customers Hint
continues the above business nt his old place ou
MAIN BTKKET, IlLOOJWUUncl.
Customers enn be accomodated with
FANCY HTOVES
or nil kinds, Stovepipes, Tinwaro nnd every va
riety of article found In n Btovo and Tinware Es
tablishment in the cities, nud on tho most reason,
nblo terms, llepntrlng done nt tho shortest notice,
21 DOZEN MII.K-l'ANH
oil hand for sale.
JTEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
OS MUN STltriT, NKAItt.T OITOSITK MILLltR'
8T0KR,
ni.ooMsiiuna, tenh'a.
Tut: undeiclgucd hns Just fitted up and opened
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n lliU rtlnf(. wlieru lie In nro nn rod to iiiuho tin
new Tin V A uk of nil kinds In IiIh Hup, nml tlo
repairing Willi iirntncss nnd dispatch, upon tho
iiiubi. misuimimi icrms. no uiao Keeps ou imnu
HTOVIM Or VAIUOUB rATXKUNS &HTYIjK8,
whtrli lio will He 11 imon terms to suit nnrcliruiorfl.
Ulvo him rvrall, Ho In n goad utccuaiitc, nutl
JACOB METZ,
nioomsburB, April 28, ISfcT.
roundricfj,
gllAKI'LESS & IIARMAN,
CVOLn FOL'NDHV .1KU MAKUt'ACTUIlIKa HIOP,
STOVES .t l'LOWH WHOLESALE & HETAII,
TIIC CKLKHltATCD H0NT10SK IRON 11 RAM ANP
TUB llt'TTOS WOODEN UEAM l'LOWS.
f'asiUnrr and I'lro nriek for renalrluz citv filoves.
All kinds of llrass or Iron castlUK mado to order
upon snort noueo.
ii. i: HiiAnri.ESrf & r. ti. haiiman
llloonisbur, l'a. Troprletors.
lar.iy, liy-w.
QltANG HVIIiliE FOUNDUY,
.MACHINE SHOP AND AGIUCULTUItAL
WOltKS.
The underpinned desires to inform his friends
and tlio puhllu Kenerally, that lie lias lcbulll and
enlarged his Foundry und Mnchluo Shop, nnd re
moved nil his business from Light Hired to the
bis l'oumliy ho will continue to manulncluro
Y nceicr h luinwiiy 1.1111111 iiiirau-i-uwer nun
Thresher, (Improved), tamell s ratcut.
riniEHiiuH and clix,vm:u,
either oversliot for Tread-rower or undershot
with Eever.l'ower. Ho also mtimiluctiucs to
older nud ills upuu uuuisor
Jt I Ij lj O E A Jt I N O ,
ClrculiirSnw Mandrels, l'ntent Slides for Saw
Mills, tho latest Improved Iron Ileum l'lnws of
Ulircient kinds Wooden Ucain l'lows, Doublo
Corn Plows, nnd l'low l'oinis or every uesc-np,
lion generally used throughout the couuty.
IllON KETTLES, I1ELI-S
Cellar Orates, Hlovcs.Slcd nnd Sleigh Soles, nnd
In laet evcnthlni; generally inailelun country
Foundry. Thoso wlshtnt; to purchase Machines
would do well to examine his machines, nnd the
Improvements made ou tho puwer,by which at
least per cent. 01 too iricuou is luucu ou.
AM. MACHINES) AUE WAEUANTED
to gtvo good satisfaction, and terms mado to Null
purchasers. All kinds cf country produco taken
In exchange for Plows and castings.
Thankful to tils friends and patrons for past
favors ho wouldstlilconllnnolosollcltthesame.
WILLIAM SCHUYLHU.
Apr.9,C0-tf Ornugovllle l'a.
Insurauce Agencies.
Q. L O D E MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
O F
NEW YORK.
Pliny Fieemau, President, II. C. Freeman, Eec
Cnsli capital over 82,00O,XW, nil paid.
r. U. RODlSON.DLOOiilBIlURO.PA
GENEKAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycomluc nnd Columbia
counties.
AUB.S,'li9-ly.
JNSURANCE AGENCY.
Wyoming 5170.000
;Etnn 4,000,000
Fulton 300,000
North America 3W.OO0
City - 450,000
International 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
Putnam MO.uoo
Merchants 850,000
SprlngSeld 570,000
Farmers' Danvlllo 690,000
Albany City 400.000
Ijineastcr City SCO.OOO
York Horse, Death A Theft... 05,000
Home, New Hnveu 1,000,000
Danville, Horso Theft
FIIEAS BROWN, Ateil,
mui8.C9-ly. IltooMannno, I'A
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UV X'SINO COMMON GLASSES,
When you enn purcha&o
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CKI.F.11UATED 1-EnrECTED
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES,
lllLi uuiT JW tjik WOULD.
They nro reeommended by tlie I'ntully for
tlwrr-'a,- . .muiuurjr 01 i'inisu,BUU
their StriutlheniUKnud l reservlng l'owcra, In
which they excel ull olheis. They lasl many
They enn only bo obtained In
JlLOOJKllUJtOJ'A.,
Of Miss A. D. WED Jl,
HOOK STOIIE, MAIN STItEET.
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.LAZAUUSiMOItUIH
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niai 18,70-ly, Haitlurd, Conn
JPJUST NATIONAL
WHITE LEAD,
IIIWT, 1'UHEST, AND CHEAl'lCSTl
SATISl'At-nON OUAIIANTKEllI
For Whiteness, Durublllly.nnd Urllllau
ey. it has no eounl.
Sold by all deulersin 1'ululs tlirnuchout
nARKEIt, MOORE & MEIN,
BrctTjifcona to
T. MOIUilH TEIIOT & CO.
Hole Proprietors, Philadelphia, I'tt.,
Diulerslunllkludsof
DIIUOH, OILS, PAINTS, CLASH,
riVKMUri'8, AC., AC.
I'ArrnuN.-Owlns U the popularity 01
our "Hut National While Lend," other!
t-xi.i.-N um o oeen inouceu loollernspu-
..w ... ,,v(w u((Url il;(;xumu IluIni. -1 Mere-
joro newaro of Conntericlls. Tho cenu-'
. v.." M 'u euu neuy nil paint
un!l theuii,eof'1 ",tlUl" wfre "amUc,,'
HARKEIt, MOORE fc MEIN,
On etch label,
l'or tale ty
ionrai'70-ly
MOYEIt 1II10T1IEUS,
Uloouisburg. 1
ftQDfi -WANTED AN ACTIVE
Ji?yJJ, ma, rueh County in thoSlnlcii,
,8!i".B.',l O"1!. lako orders by tninple, for TEA,
COFFEE, nud HI'ICEH. To nilluble men wo will
Elvo a salary of tmi to I,000 aymr, nbovo travel,
lug nud other expense, end uunsoiiuhlo com
inlwluu on uilw.
Iminedlalo upiilleolions ore sollclled from
proper parties. Iluieience exchnnged. Apply
to, orndJiow Immediately.
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Neatly exoculed at this Offlo
Drugs and Chemicals,
nifKNix rncToitAii rtmm cotiont
1'IItKNlX VKOTOllAIi CUHKH I'OUOH
riKKNIX l'KLTOUAIi CUlUil COUUUt
Tlio I'lironlx Tcctoral will euro tho diseases of
llio Throat nnd lAing, inch ns Cnlds, lnili,
rronp, AMliinft.lJronchltls, Catarrh, Horo Thruat
llnarscnpRR, Whooping Cniight nna rulmonary
(Consumption. Thin meillclno In prepared by IT.
Ijovl ObcrhoHzcrof I'Jilliulplphm, ami formerly
of riitpnlxvllle, l'a.. nml nlthoiiKh It has niilv
been offered for live years, moro than one mill
ion bottles havo already been Pohl. find tho de
mand for It is Increasing every day, Many of
IhoUctallDrugelstsmiyUtn lots or flvo Rro",
nnd not a few uf tho Country Hlorelecepeis try
ono gross nt a time. Nearly every ono who has
ever sold lltoMIUeM In Its popularity, nnd neiirly
all ho havo used It, bear tentlinnny to lu won
derful power Incurlng Cough. Wo are confident
thnt there. Is no known medicine or Mich great
valuo to tho community tw tho rmrnU Tcctoral.
It han cuted cases of tho most painful and dis
tressing coutth, of year staudlnr;.
It lift") slvenlnstnut relief Incnellflof coughttip.
It lias Instantly storped tlio paroxj-Kin of
Whooping Cough, nnd greatly shortened Its du
ration It hat cured Croup lu n few minutes.
Consumption has been cured by it, whero nil
other remedies had failed to do good,
Hoarseness has been cured by It In a slnglo
ntpht.
Many phystchni 1 eeomincnd It.and others uso
it themhchesaud administer It In their practice
while others opposo It because It takes away
their business.
Wo recommend It to our leaders nnd lor fur
therpnrtlculars. wouhl rercr you to tho circular
around the bottle whero you will find unmerou
ccitlhcntes ghen by persons who havo used It.
It H ho pleasant to lhe tasto thai children cry
for It,
It li a KtlmulalluKc.Epcctor.int, Rh hm Mretifith
at tho Mime- tlmo that it allays tho rough.
Tho proprietor of this mcdiciuo has ro much
couthleuco in its curallN o powers fiom the IckII
mony of thousands who havo used It that the
moneywlll boicfundcd lo any puichuscr who Is
not mtuMicu wiiii 1110 rneeiH.
H Is cheap 1 hat nil can buy II.
Pileo lii Cents, Iugo Hollies SIM
t It rrcn.iicd nulv hv
IjKVI OllEUUOLTZnit M.
wholusai.k imuntasT.
No. HS Koi Ui Third Hiteet, riill.idelphla,
N. It, If journeaicsl-DruRftlst or hloiekeeper
do?n not havo litis medlcino ak htm tocet it for
you, and do not let him put you oil' with fcome
other preparation becauso ho matts moio mon
ey on ft; buteo orbend lit ouco lo bomo ftoio
m hero 3 ou know it is kept, orf-end to Dr. Ober
boltzer. Holil by M. I. iamz DriicclKt, lllooius
buif?. and II. W. Creasy, A Co., IlRht Htreet, Md
ueai ly every di legist and btorekecper In Colum
bU County,
dec. lO.'O'J-Cm,
SIO.O0O GUAUANTKU,
B
UCK LKAD
kxci:ls all otiich lead i
1st. For lis Unrlvnled Wliltenet-H,
Ed. l'or lis Unequalled Durability,
3J. For lis Unsurpassed Covering Troperty.
Lu&tly for Its Economy.
3-It C03TS LISS to paint with lli-cn LtiAn
than nny other Whlto Lend extant. The mme
welBht covers MOHE BUUl'ACE, is moro 1JUH
A11EE, nud malces WIHTEIl WohlC.
MUCK LEAD, Is tho Cheapest nnd Uest.
tlO.OM (IUAUAnTEE.
BUCK UNO
EXCELS ALL OTIIEI1 ZIKCy.
li.t. For its Unequalled Durability,
!!d. Tor its Unrivaled Whiteness,
;vi. For Us Unuipabsed Coverlni; rionelly.
Lastly, for lis Onat icouomy,
belUK tho CIIEAl'IiST, 1IANDS01IRST, nnd
most DURAllLE White I'alnt in tho world,
11 U Y ONLY
IJUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED,
rutlsfncllou Guaranteed by the Manufacturers.
BUCK COTTAGE COLONS,
Prepared expressly for Painting
COTTAGES, OUT llUILDIJi CIS of every descrln
Hon, FENCE, Ac. TUIHTY-KIVE DIFFER
ENT COLORS, Duiable, Cheap, Uniform, and
lleaullful shades.
Sample cards sent by Mail If desired.
Dealers' Orders will bo promptly executed by
tho manufacturers,
FRENCH, RICIIAUIW Si CO.,
N. W". Cor. Tenth nnd Market Streets,
Jan2S70-ly. Philadelphia
o
MNIBUS LINE.
Tho undersigned would rcsi-ctfullynnnouucoto
tuo citizens of llloomsbnre nnd tho" publlo eeue-
nuiy ma ne is running nn
OMNIBUS LINE
between U1I3 place and thediflercnt railroad de
poU dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South nnd West on tho Catn
wlssa and Wllllamsport Railroad, and with thoso
going North nnd South on the Lnckawnnnn nnd
Bloomsburg Railroad.
Ills Omnlbusses are In good condition, commo
dious nnd comfortable, nud charges reasonnble.
Tereons wishing to meet or uee their friends de
part, cm bo nccomodatcd upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notico at any of tho hotels.
JACOB I, GIRTON, Froprlctoi.
QUANGEVILLE ACADEMY
ORANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, l'A
l'ROF. E. J. SCHOONOVEIl, Principal,
MRS. li J. fiCIIOONOVER, I'rcceptrew,
This Institution, for tho cdncnlion of young
j,uii.-n tinu wi-iiiieiueii, will I'C-oiicu unucr
chaiRo of l'rof. Schoonovtr, on Mo.npav April
1, 1870. Teachers, of acknowledged ability nnd
high older of talent, will bo employed In each
department, and no cllort epaied to secuio to
pupils thorough nnd Judicious culture.
The coursouf lnstiuetton will lneludonll Hie
blanches utunlly taught In High Schools und
Seminaries of tho Hist rank.
Special attention given to Normnl School
training and Commercial lustruUlou.
TERMS:
Prlniary Deparlment $3 to .5 per Quarter
Higher Branches JO to SS per Quarter
LOCATION: This excellent Institution is lo
cated in a pleasant village of about tlx hundred
Inhabitants freo from tlm t,mntntin,iu nt n
largo city about six miles from tho Hall wit it
""''""""."iioii 10 1110 uuiereni roaus.
The buildings are slluated upon nu elevation,
suripuudcdby a beautiful grove, nnd perfectly
healthy.
. CALENDAR FOR 1ST0 :-Sprlng session begins
April h, IMO and continues 13 weeks, following
which thcro will bo n vacntlou of six weeks,
tall tenu commences August 15. IS70, continuing
11 weeks. Winter term opens November 7, 1070
continuing 11 weeks.
EXPENSES : Board enn bo obtnlnpd In nrl,
vate families at liom 82.00 to 84X0 per week, or
desirable rooms will bn furnished to students
wifcituig iu proviue lor inemseivcs.
Scholars will bo admitted nt any tlmo during
tlio session nlthoughit Ispreicrnble loeommeuco
with the term.
For further particulars, address the 1'iluclnal.
nt Orangovlllo, l'.i. ' '
niuris iihim,
B
A U G 11 ' S
ItAW HONK
KUPElt I'HOSWlATE OF LIME
TRADE
MARK
HI'JUNG
1870.
P A It M ERSI
INCKKASK YOUll CHOP Olf
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, WHEAT AND
GRASS,
As well ns
ADD TO THE FERTILITY OF YOUH SOIL
uy a J uu iclous and Economicnl mode of
MANURING.
GET THE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
fliwi rji'.AUiN,
OBTAIN BETTER FILLED FAILS AND
HEAVIER GRAIN.
KEEP YOUR SOIL FREE FROM NOXIOUS
WlflIN
MAKE YOUR LANDS PERMANENTLY
FERTILE.
Over SIXTEEN years of constant uso, on nil
phalu may bo depended upon by Farmcis.
HIGHLY IMPROVED AND STANDARD
WARRANTED.
For sale by Agricultural Dealers (,'eiiernllv.
BAUOH A SONS,
nt v. , Mnnufneiurers.
Ofilce Nn. 31 S, liclawnre Aveuuo, Phllndel,hla
muri870-Cin,
O NEW DISCOVEKY ! ! !
It hasloiiiilieen known that tho ol.lrstablish.
ed nnd well stMked ivumituiik & lltcuniNU
WAUinooMa of II. R, LEWIS, tit.,nie tho cheap,
est In the 1 l y, He Is now selling Paiilok Huiis
In Plush, Haih cloth, Run orTsmiY. WaL-
NOT CIIAMIIF.lt Sl'lTSlll OlLor VAllNISlt : COT
TAUE UIIN1TUIIF, all fctylesj BmmtMi AND
...iiuwrw, viiiiuus sizes, euenper tuau auellou
prices. Como ondste, and boconvluctd. You
will save money by giving us ncnll bdoro 1 ur
eiiaslng elsewhere. 1
If, It. LEWIS, Sit.,
lili UAIIKETM1IU.T, I-IIILAllkLPIIlA,
Ncit door to eor, of l llleenlh HI,
nprl'70 3m.
SS-'i'1"0 I'PKOM IMPROVED
T ,. '"'"ily-llvo Dollar iamlly Sewing
Machine. The dieatiest 1,'fiL f?lni hlui,i,w.
tho Market. AiienUuimtcdititttrii'is.n. i.ii.nr,,i
commission allowed. For terms nnd circular, nil.
"!'"!. A.S. ilAMiL-io.N.aeu, Agent, No. Ton Chest.
llutStl'lllla l'a, 0p, li70-3m.
SB2 A YKAR AND EXPEN.
rr v nwi n nKlll9 iU Mt'll 1110 CC10
bruted WIIJJONSEW1NO MACHINES. The best
machine lu tho world, ttileh uMe vn Mh tUUt.
Onb Machjnk without Monkv, For further
j i,rs-7llJV,,i " ' ""u
... - .
Rail Roads.
T ACKAWANNA AND BLOOMS-
on nnd fUr Jan. 17, 1870, Pas no tiger Trnlmulll
run as follows) , 4, , .
lining norm, uoing nouin.
Arrive Arrive Leave Leave
p.m. a. in. p.m. n. tn,
...I 8,15 11.00 4.00 7.K)
Lenve
., 8.11 lO.flO 4.8J 7.M
... T.W 10.111 6.011 WS)
... 7.M II. W 6.10 l.:io
7,61 two 0.10 B.Vil
.... 0M 8.110 11.50 II. U
5.2S 7M 7.1-1 10.17
4M 7.13 8.10 10.M
Leavn Ixsave Arrive Arrive
.... 4.11 0.4H 8.1.1 11-11
Bcrnnton
lMlUlou
Klnntoii
IHohinlllll
HlilckPhlnny.i
ltloniii
JJuiiVlllo
NorthM
Lion mmio niHcrnuion uy wit) iu.iu a.m.
uniil lur milhv i)cmi iiiiinniiiiiiuii, rnuuujr nnu
nil points orlli, ltasl nud Went,
c
ATAW1SSA RAILROAD-On nml
V- niier aiu?i ja i nop, u, rnssenjr
trnlnnou the Ctitnwinna ltnilroad will run ntllie
following named hoursl
JiiU Soith. mATtoN3t
Matt .YorM
Dep. R. II a, in
" O.IS1'
" V.41 "
" 10.01 "
" lii.ll "
" 11.01 '
" 11.17 '
" I2.3ip.rn
" V2M "
" 1.0S
Wllllamsport,
Muncy.
Wntsontown.
Arr, mm p. m.
Dcp.6.2S "
" 4.S7 "
" 4. W "
" 4.CX1 "
" 3.10 "
" 3.:i2 "
" 2,25 "
" 1.60 "
" 1,M "
" 1,30 "
' 1.10 '
" 10.40 n.m.
illlllOll.
Danvlllo, "
Rupert. '
Ciilnwlssn. '
Rlnstowu. '
Summit. '
1 ounknke. 1
E. Mahony June, '
Dlne.Tamaqua, Dluo.
lteadlim.
Philadelphia. '
I To Now York via. Read
1 Ineor Mnueli Ohunlc.
" I. a)
" an
" 4:n
Arr. o.U
0.25
From New York via. i
Munch Chunk. - I
O.5.'
NoUhansoof curs between Wllllamsport nnd
1'hlladclphhi. GEO. WElllf Suy't.
JROWN'H EAST FREIGHT
FROM FJlILADELrillA TO llLOOMSilUilO.
and lnlermedlalo polnls. Goods forwarded with
'tlnods, at Pliiladclpiil.i, must bo' delivered nt
llUtier fM'M. Nil Miutfnl Mtfi.,f 1,'.,,, full nr.
tlculojii, npplv to
SCHO YLEll .t lloniNnON.I'roprlelon,
au, u. uj'ii, ii. 11. ucpoi, iiiooinsouig,i'n.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY. On nnd nfter Nov. 15th 1809, Tinlus wll
lenve NoiiTiif.MUEni.ANn ns follows :
NORTHWARD.
f43 A. .. Dally to Wlllhnnsport, (e.tcept Sund.iyj
jor i.iiuini, i,HUIluuuljll,l, Itiicncsicr, IIUUIUO.
Simnenslon llrldse. and N. Fulls.
650 i: si., Dally, (except Sundays) for Elmlrn nnd
llulliilo vlii Erie Railway from Elmlni.
5.30 i-. St., Dally, (oxcept Sundays) for Williams-
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
10.25 A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
11.10 P.M. D.illy(oxceptsunday,s)for Baltimore
Washington nud Pullndelplila.
I'.U. O. lUUiNU,
General Passenger Agent.
Alkuku R. Fiske, Geu'l SupC,
READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monoay, At'nli. lSth,1870.
Great Trunk Line from tlin North nndNnrih.
West fur l')illndelplila,Now York, Ecnulug, Putts
vllle, Tumanuii, Ashland, Shnmoklu Li-banon
Allentown, Easton, Ephralu, Lltlz, Lancuster,
Columbia, &c,
Trains lenvo Harrlshurg for New York, ns fol
lows: At 5,3.5, und 8,10 n. m 12,20 noon and
2,03 p. in., connecting with similar trains on
Pcnuu. Railroad, nnd nrrlvlng at New York nt
12,15, noon, 3,10 0,60 and 10,00 p. m. icspcctlvcly.
Sleeping cars accompany tho 5,y5a, lu,, and 12.20
noon trains without change.
Rcturnlnc: Leave New Yorknt O.OOn.tn.nnri
12.00 noon and 5,00 p. m. Philadelphia nt b.1,5
ii. in, iiuu u.ou j. in, oieepiug ears accompany
the U.00 a.m., und 5,00 p.m., trains Horn N. Y,
without cliauge.
Leave llarrlsburir for Itemllni.. PoUhvIIIa t.
maquu, Mlneisvlire, Ashland, shumokln Pino
urove, .ueuiowu v l uijau, at s,10n.m., A 2,05
4,10 p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations: tho 4,10pm. train connecting lor l'hll'a
Poltsvllio and Columbia only. For Pottsvllio
Hcbuvlklll Haven and Auburn, via Krhuvlfetn
and Susq,uehauuu Railroad, leave Harrlsburg nt
3,40 p.m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7,30 n.m., connecting with similar train on East
i n. raiiruiiu returning irom iieudingat015n.m,
stopping at all stations.
Lea o Pottsvllio nt S.IOnud 0,00 a.m., nud 2,15 p.m.
UtlllUUl, l W.W '-'UilUlUl.lU lib o.m nun iu i
a. m Ashland at 7.0j a.m. and I2.:m noon n-nmn
qua ut 8,33 n. m und 2,20 p. m.for I'lilladelphln
IaVO PottSVlllo Via Sclmrlkllt nml Ruennn.
hannn Railroad at 8,15 a.m. for Hnrrlsburg, and
11,30 a. m., for Pine Grove und Tremout,
Reading Accommodation Train leaves I'otts-
vino Hiu,iu u. in., passes uenuing at 7,:ni a. m nr-
town at (1,25 a.m.,, returning, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,00 p.m.
Columbia Rnllrond Trains lenve Reading nt
uiiw w-u i.iu.iui- A.puraia, i.iiiz, x.nucaS'
l'erkiomen itali'ltoad Trains leavo I'erklomen
u uuw.u,, w.w m. o.w o oy p. ni. returning :
lenve Schweuksvlllout 8.05 n.m., 12.45 noon, and
Rladm2-itaHroad:tlU8 W'"' hlrallar tralns oa
Colcbrookdale Railroad tralus lenvo rotUitown
at 0.10 a. m and 0.20 p. m.,returnlng leaveMount
l'leasautut 7.U)nnl I1.25n. in., cohuecllng with
" ...... .n uu 1,TU1U IVtUllUUll.
Cuester alley Railroad Trains leavo Brldco
port at 8,o0n. m. nud 2.0j nud 5,02 p. in. returning.
Ieavo DuwnliiKton nt 0.20 n. m.. 12.4", noon mid
5.15 n. in., connecting with similar tralus on
Reading Railroad.
On Sundays, leavo New York nt 5,00 p.m., Phil
plilnnt 8,00 a.m. nud 8,15p.m., (tho 8,00 n.m. train
.uiiuiui; uuiy 10 jbcuuiug;; i-oitsviiio 8,w n.m.;
Hnrrlsburg at 5.33 n. in. nnd 4.10 p. m. and
Reading nt7.15 n.m, and 10.0,1 p. m, for Harris
burg, nt 7.2Jn. m. for New York, and at 0.10 a. m
u,i. j,, in, ,ui i iiiiuueipuia.
Uommutnllon, Mileage, season, School and
Excursion Tickets to and fiom all points, at re
duced latos.
Baggago chocked through; 100 pounds allowed
O. A. NICOLLS,
,. ,, General Supcrlntcndout.
Readlns, T.i , April 20 1670.
"HELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
uient, April 11,1S7U. Trnlus leavo ns follows :
KABTWA It P. WKSTWAni.
Fx-
press
Ac-
com,
Ac.
com,
Kx- Mall STATIOXS. Mlln
press 1 '
IA St.
I'.SI.
TTo
4.10
4.25
Arl New York. (Lv
rvot jtarciaj at.)
..Christopher St.-,
Hoboken
Newark-
Wntlitnnt,..,
8.00
8.00
8.15
8.40
4.60
11.28
via Cen. RIt. of N.'j"
7.35
..iew ork
(Hiot Liberty Ml
....Newllnmpion....,
Oxford
llridKOVlllo
....Fhllaileliihln..
Trenton-...,
Flillllpsburg-
.Mauunku Chunk....
Delawaro
....Jlount lleihel
5.00
11.15;
7.1l
11.43
7.50
11.51
8.00
3.30
4.42
7,30
it
7.03
12.00
12.15
8.U5
8.20
8.-W
8 11
I2.'ir.
........ H,v VUM
.waier uap
l' in
......Ktroudsburg ,
12.5.11
8.53
...npragueviliu ,
...llcuryvllle
l.U,
1.15
1.30
1.10
2.IKJ
2.10
...Oakland
l).2li
rorirs....,
-i'ni.t.i,....n
0.11
..Oouidsboro.".".'.'.',','
0.JM
111. (HI
MOSCOW
Dunning .
2.31)
2.4S
.'l.'Ji
10.20,
10.38
O.fH)
r.sr.
ftctauiou
...Clark's Summit,...
8.30
0.10
.25
0.6H
3.40
0.15
...Auiugion M
..Factory villa
Nicholson
...Hniibottom
.Moutroso -
New Mllford,,...
Great Bend I
3.40
4.01
4.20
0.21
0.35
0.51
10.80
11.011
10.12
4.67
10.30
12.00
12.3,5
8. IS
10.47
6.30
11.02
1.(0
I'.Sf,
A,St,
A.M.
lswul'iVed? "0t l'lol al stall01l!' whero tho Time
CoNSEcriOMS,
n-ft!',n ""nipt"" wltli Central It. It. of N.J.
llio Mull and Express trains eastward nnd wesU
ward connect wfih trains for New York. Klteil
both, 1 sin Ilelil. Homervlllo and otlai" tntlom.
sA'i Wu iH'Stuu with Morris & Essex R, It
.Mall and fcxjuoss trains niako closo and reliable
connections with trains for Now York. Nowurk
Miirrlfctown. Dover. Waterloo, llaekottstow i Ac
At ManunkaChuuk with lielvidere Delawaro
....v. v-ioso eounecnous are made by Mall and
l-xpress tni ns, with trains for I'hlladelnhln
Trenton, Plillllp.burg, liolvidere. Ac. II? 'fraln
No. 2, passeniiers leiieh IMillndniVnii. J. A. f... .
'ir",,ljy ti- hu ,Ktiislitou. Passengers on
n,1' n."'' ,.u I'''' 'lilphU lu tlmo to uke th"
11.30 i. m, train for II iltlinore nnd Wash iiutoii
x cJ.tull V" Lackawanna t Ul.io nsburg
& Delawaro & Hudson Rail Roads. Trains on
culin' will our trains for Pit stoii
W Ikes-llarro, llerwlck. llloomsb "re, uinvlflt,'
u,i T':n' Afelibald ami Cnrbondale. "
Al lllugliamlon wltn Erie Rallwav. Mall No
te!!"!". I1".1.1' Kxl " on Erie ilalltm?:
;r. i is , wiiu n s eep ug coach ut.
?i Jl'.ur'vl!,,B"1 Uulaloat ll.20iiext mornlig.
OwVgo7lthana'iSrrlU W"y WBlu for
Albany, One leaves lllnghainton ut 2.30n m
and ntrives nt Albnnynt o.oo p.m. T..,
r ,'"c,llie. lllughamton i N, Y. It. It. Trains
v.Muauicuvvut Yn.m.nuu (1.25 n.m. Trains
rom Hyrneuso nrrlvo nt 11.40 n. ni. nil.i 8 : p. m "
"liliV Pt 1 V...i t. . W; "aelsteUd.
4M oupi.
E N T I S T It Y.
h. e, nowEH, dentist.
iiSfS.'.iffil'tV .!r.', Pro'oulonal services to
....', Bwiinciiiuii oi niooinbuurc and vl
clully, Holsprepaitdtontte.d tunlltLo vnrl.
pus opera! onsntbo Hue of UU prolesslou.nud
Is provided with the latest Improved Foucelain
Tketji which will be Inserted on gold plating
silver and lubber base to look as well as the nat
ural teeth. Teeth extruded by all tho tiewnui
. T.uvn, iiieuious, ano nu operations on
the tcctfi careful ynndpropeily attended to.
. . r w "uu owico h iew uoor. above the
Omrt House, same side.
jnouwsuurg, jan,8i,'08tr
A KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
r.si v.st.
912 iTii
0.00 4.35
8.33 4.10
0.00 1,01
IcOO 3.40
7.40 1.21
5. IS 12.17
12.37
0.50 6.10
5.41 3.50
0.30 1.S0
5.3lrl2.S0
6.28 12.2,5
6.11 12.08
5.02 12.52
4.51 11.3s
11.2.S
11.18
1.1C 11.0.'
t.01 10.10
3.15 10.27
3,31 ln.ll
3.15 0.50
.'1.05 0.10
8.00 2.10 II. HI
7.80 8.S1
7.15 8.30
(l.l 1.65 8.11
0.10 1.30 7.62
6.(0 1.21 7-37
4.67 7,15
1.10 1210 0.51
3.15 1236 0.30
I'.SI A, 21 A, II,
Goods & Notions, ,
N
13W STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DAVID LOWENRERQ
Invites attention to Ills stock of
C1IKAF AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
nt his store on
Main Street, twodoors nbovo the American Houso
Bloomsburg, l'u.,
where ho has Just received from Now York nud
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, dnrnble, nnd
hnndsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, HACK, ROCG, GUM, AND OIL-OLOTIl
COATSAND PANTS.
of nil sorts, sizes nnd colors. He hns nlso replen
ished his already Inrgo stock or
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVE3,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ho nas constantly on hand n largo nnd well-se
cctcd assort mout of
CLOTHS AND VUSTIN03,
which he Is prepared to make to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In tho
best manner. All his clothing is made to woar,
nnd most of It is of homo mnnufactnre.
GOLD-WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ofo ?cry description, flnonnd cheap. Ills caseot
JoHcirylsnotsurpnssed;in llilslplnce. Call nud
esamlno hlsgeueinl assorlmcn of
CLOTHING, WATCHIS, JEWELRY, &t.
DA.VID LOWENBERG.
c.
C. M A It It
havo Justrecelvcd from tho civUcrn mnrkcts n
large nnd well selected stock of
D 11 Y GOODS,
COK8IHTIKO Or
CusslnitTS,
Joans,
Uebt blrflcheil &
llrown Miiilins,
U.l!coc,
Tleklt.tfs,
Tablo Linens,
Cotton t
All wool (IiumelM,
.tc.t Ac,
A gotjtl stock of
Ladles dress goods,
Latent styles a patterns.
Hplces (if all kinds,
CJood stock groceries,
Queenswaic,
Htoue waro,
Wood t willow ware,
l'lonr&Chop,
AUn Kitchen Crywlal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Brass. it All goods sold clicnp for cash or pro
duce. lie would call tho attention of buy era to his
well nnd carefully selected ntsortincnt which
comprises everything usually kept In tho couu
try, fecllug- eoulldcnt that ho can sell them
goods at such prices as will eusuro satisfaction.
xov. 5ca-tf a c. MAiut.
jyjILLKU'S STORE,
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
l'ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subset iber has lust returned Irom the cities
with another laro and select nssortment of
FALL Ai.D WINTER GOODS,
purchased In Now York nnd Philadelphia nt the
owest llsure, nnd which he Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms ns enn bo procured else
where lu Bloomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest slylos nnd lntcst tasldous, tugotlict
with a Inrgo assortment of Dry Goods nnd Gro
ceries, consisting of tho following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths.
Casslmercs,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
Whlto Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skills,
Muslins,
Hollowwnre
Cedurwnre
Q,ueemwuro, Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Cups
Hoop Nets,
Urabrollas,
Looklng-Olassej,
Tobacco,
CofToe,
Sugars,
Tc.ib,
Rico.
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN BALLY.
In short, everything usually keot In cnunl.rv
stores, to which no Invites the attention of the
puuuo generally. The highest prico will bo paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
8. II. MILLER & SON,
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsburg, Pa.
QONFECTIONERY,
The undersigned would respectfully
to the public tliat he has onened a
FIRST-CLA&M CONFECTIONERY STORE,
J?ith.oLul!dlu',a,t'lyoccur,lelby Fox A Webb
where ho Is prepared to lurulsh ull kinds of
PLAIN 4 FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS
NUTS, RAISINS, AC,, AC., AC.
uy wholesale or ketail.
i,iVii,l!ho,?l a.fuU (u'sort"ient of all roods lu
hU Hue of business. A great variety ot
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac.,
RUenbto'0rll'B l,0"dtt' Articular attention
BREAD AND OAK ES.
of all kinds, fresh ovcry day.
CHRISTMAS OAND1KS,
G H I 8 T M A 8 TOYS.
guafimtcV"CUel1, Bn'1 """"""i will b
Nov. 22, 1807. ECKHAHT JACOBS.
EKUHANBISE
NOTICE IS HEltF.IlV mvnw
To my friends and ih.n.i.n. .,
kinds ol ".., uuu an
DRY GOODS,
QROOEIUES,
QUEENSWAItE,
NOTIONS, AO.,
are constantly on hand and tor tale
AT BARTON'S OLD STAND
BLooirsntTito, uy
JAMES K. EYEIl.
fii-vljn. Solft A.rftl f-'l . .
'J,r" 1"' eiustantly on band, febm.
QAItRIAQE MANUPAOTOItY,
Bloomsburg, Fa,
M. C. SLOAN A BROTHER
Have on hand nnd for snlo nt tho most lensona
bio rules n splendid stock of
CARRIAGES, BUOaiES.
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mado of tho best nud most dur
able. Materials, uud by tho most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from llio eBtab.
Itshment will bo found to hoof tho highest class
and sure to give pciiect tatlsSiclton, ueyliave
nlso n line atsortineut of '
SLEIGHS
of nil the newest nnd most loshlouablo styles,
wed! and carefully mado nud oflho best water.
A'l Inspection of their work Is nskul us It Is
believed that iiono superior can bu found In the
country. Nov. 20.'oo-tf.
rpiIE VERY LAST NOTICE.
arterPaJl,lVif ?CS!',n!,", '.'l0 -Sli"."8 AVH.
tlie hands ol u proper oltlcer for rolleciron.
Dry Gooda & Grocorios
G
RAND OPENING
(IRANI) OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting nl
consisting of
consisting of
oouslstlng of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTH AND SHOES
HOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
I'.EADY-M A DE CLOTI 1 1 NO,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIHG,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OIKS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAIN'IS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
IIUEENHWAEE,
tiUEENSWAEE,
tiUEENSWARE.
IIUEF.NSWARE,
QUEENSWAItE
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
FIT11
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac,
Ac.
AC,
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
AlcKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
Northwest corner ol
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
Northwest eorner of
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
Main and Market StreoUi,
Main und Mnrket Streets,
Malu nud Mnrket Streets,
Mnlu and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of
Main nnd Market Streets,
BLOOMSBURG, TA.,
I1LOOMSI1URO, PA
1ILOOMSI1UHO, PA
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IRON AND NAILS,
J RON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In large quantities nnd nt reduced rates, alway
on uanu,
Miscellaneous.
AT E W COAL YARD.
J.1 The undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens oi iiiooinsuurp nnu loiurnoia county,
that they keep all tho dlfferentuumbers ofstovo
coal and bctccted lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, ou their wharf, adjoining M'Kclvy, NealA
Co'b Furnace; with a good pair of Itniralo scales
on the wharf, to weigh coal, hay, nnd straw.
Likewise n horso nnd wagon, to deliver coal to
those who dcslro It. As they purchase a largo
amount of coal.tliey lnlend tokeep n superior ar
ticle, nnd sell nt tho very lowest prices. Plense
call nnd exnmluo for yourselves before purchas
ing elsewhere. J. W. HENDERSHOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will tako In ex
change for Coal nnd Groceries, tho following
named articles : Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, I.ard, llnm,8hnulder,aud side meat,I!utter,
Eggs, liny, Ac, nt tho highest cash prices, nt his
Grocery Store, adjoining their coal yard,
, , J. W. HENDERSHOT.
Bloomsburg Mar, 19,'Kl-ly.
E BE5I IN THE WORLD.
new York Offico 27 BEEZMAN ST.
dec. 21,'eO-Cm.
0. HO WE R,
ipencd a first-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE,
nt tho old stnnd on Main Street, Bloomsburg.nfow
0nob?iVO "'"" House.' His stock isVom.
posedotlliovery lalestnnd beststylesevcr oner
ed to the citizens of Columbln County. He enn
accommodate the puhilowllhthefollowlnggoods
nt the lowest rules. .Men's henvy doublo soled
stog i boots, men's doublo and sfnglo tap soled
,lJ1'b'";,u' me" " 'I'-iyy stoga shots of all kinds.
boots uud slioc. of all grades, boy's
gluyo kid Balmoral shoes.meu's, women's, boys's
and muses' lasting gailcrs, women's glove ild
Polish very tine.womeu's morocco BalnToralsand
calf shoes, womeu's very Hue kid buttoned gait
"ed nudSeweih001" ' Ucs'ltlons bo'th 6peg.
wnu'J also call utlcntlon to his line assort-
HATS, CA1-S, FURS AND NOTIONS,
which comprises nil tho now nnd populnt vnrl.
etlesnt prlceswhlcliennuotfalltosultall. Thcso
offeied at the lowest cash rales and
i'i1,1;0,.15".",'''1?1'""1 '"Klvo satisfaction. A call
s solicited beforo purchasing elsewhere as 11 Is
believed that better bargains uro to be foind
''i" t any other place l5 tho county.
?f
III...I..1.. V ' ' . . ' 1 I II I
f,"!f,i ii""' "'iforelreulars. Theywlllcostvoii"
nothing, nnd may bo of great benert t til ylSu
feblHO-ly,
JjURLY ROSE iTVrOES
HIE CHEAT TOPIC OF THE DAY.
The Sllbseilber lm. n llrnlibt .... i.. ....
Early Hose Potato, which ho will sell to those
W lfebl.lir tn tiroriit-n il.u nvAA,i...t ..
r ..... ..i,i,U , iieiy,ni lue
low rnto ofTvio Dollars per bushol. He tos
uisu, twenty or me utst Vnrictlcs of
STRA-WUERRY, RASI'IIERRY,
HOT-1IOUBE AND OUT-ECOR PLANTS,
all of whkh will l... i .. . .... i , ..... r ..
, ., , -,.. iiauu, uuu ior sate,
lu their season,
PRICE LIST OF EARLY ROSE POTATOES:
Per nonnd. M rvniu Tvnfli . . .....
bushel, UM i Per bushel, J2.00J Per barrel, 15.00,
marWO-lf. ' LspyVlV'
g L A T E ROOFING,
EVERY VARIETY
MOST FAVORAHLE RATES.
JOHN THOMAS, ami CASPER J. THOMAS
I!ox' llloomsburg, Pa.
Mnr.lO.OO-ly "
A XIOII STREET
jXX CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WJ Altfll ST., IIBLOW NINTH NT.M'IllLAIlcr.rillA.
THE 1)1.11 ItHTAIII.lHIIl'n NT1 KM,
f Itecelvlng for the Spring Trade a large slack of
imp- . J.HI AH AIII-LC
f5v-T",rlJ""T.-,-r-'-''-
, C A R I 13 T I N G H
purchased nt the lowest aold Raits, and will be
sold at n great reduction fiom lasl season's nrlces
OLIHH BRUSSELS ut 11.60, and allPotlie;
goods lu proiiorllou, JOS. IIIACKWOOII
luarM70-3ai. 833 Arch St. PfHadeliliUi.
SowingMachincs,"
G HOVER & RAKKU'H
BKWINO MAOIIIMpS8
The following are selected frL
testimonials of lmllF.i,... '. " '"omni.
tho rensom for tlm . . 1
ven Mnri,in.;::v. . ror the o;
... ..rr.i,,i,r;,v"''ui"". ,ai
the first place. bccnuse,lnIlk,ffatbll, I
"J,"'ltlwr.aVerAIll?eH
bo rest. It : Vi " l.Sl?l
It Is easier lo lenrn than n iy 0 ,V!!' it ,1
Croly (Jenny June). olllcr- -lirij I
..?.,". 1 A'J:? J!S:1 T.veral f , I
v,:;.v ,"ril'i,iiine.hiii
er M.ehlno is nioroVVsllvV1'60 rffil
liable to get out of order. I J?V"''. "il l 1
Baker, decldedly."-(Mr.. ths Gillil
"I have had ono In in J '?.!
two yearsi uud from wliatl L'?m"f CI
lugs, nnd irom tho testliiinL'WIuil
frlniids w in lisn ,i, i:!"?" 0fm.nJ"l
anything could bo more Tcum? wharJ'J Sfl
nitisfaciTon."-( m p. f.. 1 Wo or f.r? 1 1
. . ... ,. "v"l'aiurmit ""wtl
consldere'do1 "nSy'Sf't1'? 'lj" tai, . J
very siinplo nnd cosily fjatne,,,'"0"-l
Bioolilyuj npooner, M IicSyg"!
r;i;cip;i,i,nchSsf?lusdniruei;
which wns dono ,V .V!. ? taH. !,l
gpod.-tMrs. Dr. Mecfeadv 'l.-E.0.'Slll.lrI
iinru nireet, new York, ' " li I
donr 30".1,",,,.VT?-'hii-Jr,,i,lh J
done by orover A? lliiktl's mUS,':
iiuu a garment l ip or need inen.i i-' 1 I
cloth, it is in n J ' ninVIr!l,1,li'l
nblo ofuuy I hi-e 1? cd.''-r 'n,0M1T'l
Boether, ' li",II(ujj
"Tho Orover A Biker ni.. I
with beauty of executlonandSll?Mjil
inai it is a necessliy In every ir.. S,"t I
Governor Genry, Hurrlsburg, 1 4'-ll
- KI..U1KU1 inourovtrAp.v,.!,
family soHlng, both m,.S?b.OTI
necompiislicd upon tho un,iw.i.:.t I
to the entlro satisfaction of nli
ccmcd."-IRev.Slci,hcnii I lv'" "t
"f find tho Graver lijkrr un, I
wenr ns long ns tho cariiieni.
garment In met. Tho stitcii win nouS I
neltherdoes It draw th, wofk w i,!Vl
lng.4EastTwentv.foiiii i s tiiSit''?-!
. . . ..Wo havo a Grover A ttikerSe.ii, i
chlno forsoven years iu constant ii I
felling, tucking, and c erj thing' itat ttahl
can no. It Is preferred overall .iihwiiv.'11 1
o, lis durability of work, ela I? ysndSI
of stitch, ease of movement, and 'K SI
coustructlon."-t.Mrs. Oin. ini.i iIInPirati a
,,.!. .','.'?1'.cr0.!'"l,.!J 1'O.no.grenttr tMm M
I have used 0110 for the last nine in,"l
nud 1 thlnlc It Is decidedly th "best
lug JIncblnc."-.Mrs. Allco 11. vi I nn'. Ill
Rev. Dr. Whipple, fcec. Am. JliTiVil
lnVn,..l.,li?.
very nmch pic lerlbe Grover 4 b.ik ijlil I
tnlpnrs,i'!;e!!!,,:, .!,l.'.1,o,,,,, XlEl
E. DVSnnhoni Sti Louisr "''ua'- -.1
. '-Durlug the past tletcn jean I J
had a Grovir A llaker Hewing MKl i .eii ,1
slant ue, nud It has never ri-TiulteditoffJI
pair. 1 tuKu great pleasuru hi ricummnitl
the Grover A Baker ns tho very be ,t ieS,l
chine for family ue."-lMr.J.U,l'nie
"It. Ill l,x .lmnl In 1,
exceedingly dllllcult to get It out ut order 11
of my little glrls-0110 llvt-nnd-n-ba!f a'ad ,1
other four years ran si w stralsM sinmj J
without assistance."- .Mrs. A. 1'. Fosi til
Rev. Archibald C. I'oss, -JudWtst ThtrUtattl
- " iiiuuiiinri ,s niuitT .uatnmois u
benefit to mauklnd that I ollenteclMthml
u...u .... ... bu.,u ,u uiBWS 1ST J
iiiiii. 11m niiui Hutu in in me plainest ij
nun wuuiu iiui eeiiuiigeii ior moniouerfri
lvo I over snwor any oilier nmke.-lMrnii
Wife Of Prof. Wilson, of Hubart L'ol nee.
l.-l.n .t.,.llnl,., r.t l.a ,. ..I
111, .i, t . , I . 1 ihui-iiuihub
1.1.1111J 11,111 it nun uq 1111: n 111 iiuill'll, IDtB
ty, strength, nnd elasticity of lissmi,ni(
n.lnntnlilll).' t,i oil Milu t .l, . I
which do not nil ielony at wee to niu)!ff I
chine." l'rof. Hcnshaw, of WUIlstonseiMiI
'-My wifo la delighted wllhlierOrol
A linker to nny other sho has sun."-i:eu
Fisher, l'lillmlelnlilii t'nnferi'iifi,
"We have used one of Grorcrs Eill
nutviug iiisiuiit's lur tii'uui iru jeHn,aa
slder u cannot bo excelled, it runs iinux
was never out of repair, and gives verrje:
satisfaction." Mr. Edwin llunt.HLaltii
Chicago.
Tho Grover nud Baker Sewing MachlneC
iinitv mnttiilnt,trA lutllt I Iia Vl.islli. Mltrl
Lock Stitch Machines, nud ul.'Vr tho fui'.
cholco of tho best mnchines of both kind-
tlinl- rclol.lUlnnnnla I, nil , I,., I,r-al,i.(
through ngeuclca lu nearly alitor a tUrouj.
tuo country, rrice Lists ami samiiet 01 tev
In both stitches furulshed ou appllealio:
Grover A Baker S. M. Co., Philadelphia, o:to
J. A. H0BAS
UtooxtU
Junc25'C!)-ly 1st
Hardware & Cutlery,
THE NEW IIARDWAltKSTO;
NE PLUS M.TIt.l. I
ifnvlng enlarged our Moro liwm Mil
opened a new nurnv,
directly from tho Manufacturers, pimliiwl
castl, ou a uccuuing luariiei, w uiiiei'iq.- b
ofrer the same to
FARMERS, MECHANICS, EnLDEEl
nnd the rest of Mankind, a general sloei, 1
nrlsln,. nil the kinds nlul nullities usually 4
In a city Hard Waro morn, suitable loltnl
of the couuty, nt unusually low prices, I
A II l,nkn.vli,illf,i!nkrlrillSOf lHirchablllS I
in our lino can save .Money uy looking 1' I
new Hardware sioro, . ,1
Pleaso give us a c ill and exaralnoourstoc.1
RUN VAN i- WAI1UI,J
Apr. 23.09-lyr uiooraiinuj,!
Jacou K. Smith, J B. fIl1
MITII & SEIrZEE,
Iin porters .mU Uealcru lu Foreisa ftndDoinl
HARD W A II E,
GUNS. OU T L E It Y, AC,
NO. -109 N. THIRD BTBEET, AB.CALUlBl1'lj
rillLAIIEH'HIA.
Nov. 22, 67-tf.
.'or Puro Vilcr, u.
tliljcelebratc'irutnji
entirely tasteless,
djratlo snJ relia
ble; eiiual to tb.
EOOj ol J fialilODeil
troojen I'umn, sud
riu'"iT.!ii
FV
coat less than hall th
money. Kailly arran-nJ
0 sa to bo non-frcozlng,
soj tn eooatmctloa bo eiuui
that any one can put It up anil
keep It In repair.
THE DEST AND CHEAPEST PUMP M
Oct.22,'09-Gm.
G1
ET THE BEST.
Unison's Copper Tubular UfliJ"'"
best protection against J'fJV" 'mu! m
M
the
ever
Vtl IMVeillL'U, 1UU biiij.m." ,.,.11 II
uuovo invention, uud nn oruv -person
will bo piomptly ntteniifU its
May 15,'ii8, L, u. ni"
s
PECIAL, NOTICE.
Couteniiilniliu.n. elmnso In our Oral,'
determhii.,1 In lntr nut tho entire tocli 0 I
celebrated Surcit Pnosi'HATi:oirU'i!iII
1IONIATKU Feiitimzeu, at
0 RE AT la Y REDUCED MICE
Extiia Inducemenls will be olferc'H01'''
and Dealers. ,
B...1, l....n ..nroeiiroMf""'"
first qunllty from n hcuso established o"'1
ty-two years Is seldom offered,
Dealers w 111 bo alliw ed a heavy rfClU'
addition to our reJuclioa in price,
HURRY IN YOl'lt OltDKf-s'
ALLEN A NKKDI.ES
South Delawauk AvK.sui:,l'""'i,,tl''
npr870-8t.
Dwi'viimnh RI5
MINAHV.
Vl, H T, nf IhlS lUStltUllV! a
ou MONDAY, APRIL ll'Vn iMittint
quarter of Lleven weeks wl'l '"!f,ctio'
nrsi 01 juiy, w lieu tneiu
1110 urn or August. . . i,i unu"
Boarding students, not ll,u ', ip '
iiicuiuiu tilulgu ui . s-i. ,ar. nil.,
bonrdnt He Seminary, uud boaw"
i.ii turir uuu tutvs-i, av,
TERMS 1
Boarding and Lights, per nuarter M v I
Tuition, . tf1? V14!
uu uuveuiiuviua .ol.lf.0Wt
Wmliln
IK lia, oud nil wiij EfJS tW
1 n uilvniifi
Sf I
SSSi-Ys.
W!ss. A
III1I..II1. II 1. A .tl-W-ll. 4
WMiV' MUIUI IS7IV-