TUB YOUNG FOLKS.
Ituguc Tnrnslm.
CONTINUED.
Ncxl ilay llicto was a great dinner nt
tlio master's I101110, nntl Tnraakn mnilc
himself very busy In the kitchen j bo
helped to cook tbo illnner, rarili.il iiinn
nnd dishes, nnd was Hko it man with
three, linnth. Hut all this tlmo bo did
not Cornet bin own business ; for iw soon
us nil was ready, ho took n peasant,
whom bo bad bribed for tbo purpose,
Hinearcd hi in with honey, nnd stuck
him full of black feathers, and then
bado 1 il nt creep Into tbo great stovo In
tbo dining ball and do as ho had been
told. Presently In camo nil tbo guests,
mid sat around tho trtblo; find among
them camo tho prior of tbo monastery
eloso by. Now bo (as It happened) took
Ids scat exactly opposlto tbo stovo In
which Tarnska's man was hidden.
Well, Just as dinner was beginning, the
door of tbo stovo opened quietly, nnd
out popped u black, horrid looking
bend, nil covered with black feathers,
But no 0110 noticed It but tbo prior, who
got n terrible start. After a tinio tho
bocio peeped out again, nnd grinned
and put out bis tongua nt tbo prior,
who fell all of a tremble, and began
crossing himself nt n great rate.
" Heaven prcsorvo us," says bo to him
self, " what ovll can I havo dono that
tbo devil should bo sent to torment mo
liko this, mlsernblo sinner that I um I"
Tho thought bad hardly passed tnrougb
Ills mind, whon suddenly tho boglo
Jumped out of tho stove, with n great
whoop, and began dancing round tho
tabic. Then nothing was heard but
" O dear I" and " Help, help I" Away
ran nil tho guests, one faster than anoth
er ; two or tbreo fainted and rolled un
der tho tnblo; tho master seized his
pistol and rushed after tho boglo, fol
lowed by ono or two of tbo gentlemen.
As soon ns thoy wero gono Tarnska
made a clean sweep of tho plate.
When tbo master camo to think over
tho matter, and remembered how
things had gone, ho was so wild that
you could not bavo held him with a
enrt-ropo; and ho sworo vehemently
that, como what might, ho would find
means to pay Taraska fur all that ho
had done. At last a thought camo Into
His head, and ho called up Taraska, and
saltl to him, with as pleasant a face us
bo could put on :
" Well, Taraska, my lad, you'vodone
famously, there's no denying It. Now
I'm going to set you ono task moro,
and then you'ro a free man. Do you
think you could steal my money chest?
If so.thomonoy is yours j but if not,
why, then to tbo soldiers!"
" I shall bo most happy," sold Taras
ka, very politely, " and tho sooner tho
better."
So tho master went bis way, . and, bo
thin king himself that woman's wit is
sometimes sharper than a man's, ho
told tbo wholo story to his wife, and
asked her counsel.
"I'll tell you what to do." said she.
" when night comes on, put tho chest
in this corner, and I'll sit down unon It.
and you sit bcsldo mo and keen watch.
with your pistols on tho tablo In front
of you, ready to hand, and wo'll keep
waicn tm uo come3, and If ho gets tho
money then, let him say that ho has
outwitted mo I"
And as sho said, so It was dono ; and
when all was ready tho master began to
rub his Lands and chucklo to himself:
"Como, I havo got him this time, -I
think. Let us see how ho will get out
or it nowl"
But in thomeantimo Taraska had run
off to his undo (who happened to bo in
tho village) and engaged him lo assist
by tho offer of a sharo of tho booty.
So, in the first placo, thoy mado a kind
of dummy of a sheepskin and a block
of wood; then Taraska dressed up his
undo in an old uniform belonging to
tho District Inspector of tho Police,
which thoy had stolen somo time be
fore ; and in this way they set off to the
master's house. It was summer timo,
and consequently all tho windows on
tho ground floor wero open ; so Taraska
took the dummy in his arms and lifted
it till Its head camo abovo the window
sill. Tho moment tho head appeared,
ino master, who was on tho watch,
fired a pistol full at it. Immediately
thero camo a fearful groan and tho
sound of a heavy fall ; then all was
Still.
" Ilallo, hallo there 1" cried Taraska's
uncle, coming round tho corner in the
Inspector's uniform : " what does this
mean? Hero's a man murdered under
Vflllr VPrv u!nf1rtzra anil vnii1nntln..n
x stir a foot to help him or to beizo tho
murderer I Just bo so kind as to step
iuiway,,wiii you?"
Out camo tho. master with a very bad
grace, carrying his lantern in his hand.
and there, suro enough,-was a dead body
(or something very like one) lying on
tho ground, and the Inspector of Police,
to all appearance, standing bcsldo Jt,
" This is a pretty business for you to
bo mixed up In, my friend," said tho
protended Inspector, vory sternly. "Bo
off with you this mlnuto to tho consta
ble's hut, and get everything ready for
taking tho deposition ; nnd I, in tho
meantime, will go round the vlllago
anumairoiuruier inquiries respecting
tho affair."
Awayivcnt tho master accordingly,
trailing ono foot aftor tho other, nnd
cursing Taraska, tho money chest, him.
Bdf, tho Inspector of Pollco, and overy.
thing In tho world, a thousand times
over. But no sooner had ho turned his
back than Taraska slipped quietly into
tho houso, nnd went straight to tho
room wherotbo master's wifo was still
keeping guard over tho chest, and won
derlng why her husband did not como
back.
" Alt's well now, my love," said Ta
raska, in a whisper, imitating tho mas
tcr'avoico; "Ivo finished that rascal at
last, and a qoodjob, too. Ho won't
como to rob us again in a hurry, I'll bo
bound. Now, then, trlvo mo tho chest.
and I'll put it back in my cabinet ; it's
uub'iwu euuDg up over it all night, now
mm mere is nothing moro to fear."
Now, at night, as wo all know, Jt is
generally very dark j audit was none
mo ugnter now that tho master had
carncu on tuo lantern. Consequently
tho good lady, who could not tee a bit
of Taraska, nover dreamed but that It
was Jior husband who was sneaking . n
sho handed over tho chest without more
ado. Taraska .Immediately marched
out of tho houso with it, hid it among
mu uusnes, anu men going Into tho
Kitcuen and curlliig himself up beside
tbo stove, ho went comfortably oir to
, In the meantime, his master, who:
had waited at tbo constable's but till bo
was tired, without hearing anything
moro of tho murder, thought bo might
Just um well go home and see that bh
money chest wat nil right ; so back bo
went accordingly, lantern and nil.
Why, Wife, where Is tbo chest?"
" Why, my love, you took It iiw.iy
yourself, you know, about half mi hour
ngo. What ltttvo you been doing nil tho
tlinoslneo thou?"
Tho mastor cave n kind of roar, liko
a bear lilt by a bullet, and bumped his
bend ngalust the Wi'U as IT ho had sud
denly gone mad.
" Oh, but I nm an old fool I" nowieu
ho; "see, now, If I haven't let Hint
villain take mu In again 1 Well, It's
no uso trying to get over him, I can nee
that, so I'll Just send him about bis
business, and never havo anything
moro to do with htm. From the litis
sian. amgaranasTiilJgiaaa
FARMER'S COLUMN
Hints About lloiischvcpiiifr.
We will glvo to Intellect, to religion
and to all virtues, the honor that be
longs to them. And still It may be
boldly afllrmcd that economy, tnsto,
skill nnd neatness In tho kitchen havo
a great deal to do In making lifo happy
and prosperous.
Nor Is It indispensably necessary that
a houso should bo filled with luxuries.
Tbo qualifications for all good house
keeping can bo displayed as well on a
small scalo as on a largo ono.
A small houro can bo moro easily
kept than n palace. Economy Is most
needed in tho absonco of abundance.
Tasto is well displayed In placing tbo
dishes on a plno tnblc, a3 well as In ar
ranging tho folds of a damask curtain.
Skillful cooking is ns readily discov
ered In a nicoly baked potato, or a ro
spcctablo Johnny cake, as a nut brown
sirloin or a braco of canvass backs.
Tho charm of good housekeeping, is
in order ; economy and tasto dis
played in attention to littlo things havo
a wonderful Influence.
A dirty kitchen and bad cooking havo
driven many a ono from homo to seek
for comfort and happiness somewhero
else.
Domestic economy is a science a
theory of lifo which all senslblo women
oiiL-lit lo study and liractice. None of
our excellent girls aro fit to bo married
until they arc thoroughly educated In
tho deep and profound mysteries of tho
kitchen.
See to It, nil ye who aro motbors, that
your daughters are all accomplished by
an experimental knowledge of good
housekeeping.
The skin of an animal, whether cow,
calf, colt, or horse, that dies on tho farm
is worth moro at home than at tho tan
ner's. Cut it Into narrow strips, nnd
shnvo off tho hnlr with n sharp knlfo
before the kitchen (lre.or in n workshop
stormy days and cvtnings. You may
make them soft by rubbing. A raw
hldo halter-strap, an inch wide, will
hold n horso better, and last longer,
than an Inch rope. It is stronger than
hoop iron and moro durable, and may
bo used to hoop dry casks and boxes,
and for hinges.
Try it on a broken thill, or any wood
work that has been split. Put it on
wet, and nail fast. Thin skins mako
tho best bag-strings in tbo world. A
raw-bldo rope Is a good substitute for a
chain. It is valuablo to mend a broken
link In n treo chain. I?or somo purpos
es It Is best to use it in its natural state.
For other purposes it may bo dressed
soft.
Wild parsnips aro deadly poisonous;
as shown by a recent unfortunato event
in Minnesota, Two brothers, newly
married nnd just starting out in tho
business of lifo by commencing farm
Ing, wero suddenly cut down in their
early manhood by mistaking this pot
sonous root for tho cultivated vegeta
ble. On the morning of tho day upon
which tbo melancholy occurrence hap
pened, thoy had been plowing and camo
upon borne parsnips, of which thoy
tasted and dug up &omo nnd had them
cooked for dinner. Their wives stato
that before dinner both brothers com
plained of feeling sick, but no special
notlco wns taken of this fact, and they
sat down to dinner. Not long after tho
meal had been finished tbo brothers
wero taken suddenly ill, and died with
in fivo minutes of each other.
SevebaIj Items havo lately appeared
In tho papers touching tho gradual de
pletion of our forests nnd tho growing
scarcity and cxponsiveuess) of timber,
for fencing and other purposes. But
fow, wo presume, aro awaro that tho
present consumption of wood in tho
United States Is so enormous as is shown
by tho following figures. It Is estimat
ed that 150,000 acres of tho best timber
Is cut ovcry year to supply tlio demaud
for cross-ties of railways nloue. For
railroad buildings, ears, repairs and
bridges, tho yearly expenditure of wood
amounts to $33,600,000. Tho fuel for
locomotives in tho United States repre.
sentcd by wood nlonc, costs tlio aggro,
gate of $50,000,000.
Baked Pohk and Beans. Havo
nlco white beans put In soak In cold
water over night; takonpleeo offal
side pork, parboil fifteen minutes, then
placo It In tho pot with tho beans, which
ought to havo been cooking an hour ;
boll tho pork and beans together until
tho beans aro perfectly soft, then ro
inovo them with it bklminer to the drip
ping pan, nnd mako an Wand of tho
pork in tho centre, having first cut tho
rind with a s'iarp knlfo a quarter of an
Inch deep, in dclicato parallel lines;
bako tlireo hours In a modcrato oven,
and servo hot.
To Make a LiaiiT Pot-Pie. Tako
lean fresh pork or veal or chicken ; boll
tender and well, with salt, pepper and
butter, Bo suro to havo plenty of gra
vy, und thicken with Hour, stirred up
in water. Make a crust Just as you
would for biscuit, roll out very thick
and cover your meat with It. Mako
two or three silts In your dough to al
low tho steam to escape. Boll half an
hour after tlio crust is put In. You
will havo to break it in pieces in taking
It out, it will bo so light. Do Just as I
toll you, and you will havo n crust as
light as sponge, nnd it1 dish to suit tho
most fastidSoiL.
A Wehtehn farmer rccoiniucnds butter-milk
as a wash to oxtermlnato ilco
on cattlo.
In Boston tho freo market Bi'slem Is
belnt; agitated.
THE COLUMBIAN
IT
"TOW TO CURE CONSUMPTION.
the ptitumoruY ok im. schi'.nck'h
(IIIKAT MEDICINES. Will people not cr learn
to know Hint a illsenscd liver nnd stomach nco
mwirlly disease tlin entire syllemt Tho plainest
Principle nf common senso tench Oils, niul yet
thticare hundreds who ridicule the idea, and
inhtlnne In the course which Almost Inevitably
bring them prematurely to the Brave. Living
b'i t he" majorll y or people do, nt complete vari
ance, with tlio laws of lmtme, It must he iiupar
cnt to all Hint, sooner or later, nature will re
venge, lierseir. llenoo wo llnd that person who
liiduljzo to excess In tho uso of very llch or hull
Xi'stlhla food or Intoxicating drinks, Invariably
pay a heavy penally In the end. Tlio stomach
become disordered nnd reruscs tonctt tho liver
falls to perform it lunctinns. dyspcpsl.i nnd It
ntlciidnnl evil rollow, nnd mill tho sullerlna; In
dividuals perHlRt in cUuglng to the thoroughly ex
ploded Idea of Iho pant, fir, SCHHNCK.7S mod.
Icluosare recommended to all such. They brine
sure nnd certain relief wherever they nro nsed
n directed, nnd nil that U necessary to establish
their reputation with ovcry nlllng lnnnorwo
inan In tho land I n fair nnd luipnrltnl trial of
liiem. I.CI tnoso who nrosite hticni on mis point,
nnd who hnvo permitted Interested person to
prejndlco them ngnlnst theso now celebrated
icmtdlc lor Consumption, discard their preju
dices, niul be governed by the principle or rea
son nnd common sense. If the system Is dlsor-
uorca depend upon 11, in nino cases out 01 ten
tho seat of the disorder will bo found In tho
stomach nnd liver. To cleanse and Invigorate
tho stomach nnd to stlmulato tho liver to healthy
nctlon, use ....... , , , ,,
HCUUfiClvS UlAiM UllAlsl. 11 IjIjO. 1 lie limy
lnnr.ntlna ,liinfl fnr I llfisn 111 11. In tllO llPSt OVl-
TAnPnnftMrvnhtn Tliniiqniiils linoil tllOUSnmlS
of boxes aro sold dally. Why?. Simply because
they net promptly nnd cnicieniiy. luvuiius who
may not Hud It convenient to cnll on Doctor
SCHENCK In person nro lnrormcu mat urn nun
coinpleto direction for use accompany each
rtn.'lr an rT 1 lin
1 . r.... . .... ....... .,ii..ivtn ueiHTii
iviAisini.iixri i'ii,i,r-, .""Sf.
AKhKiawr.r.h'rnNiiL-Tliiwa mediclucH will
euro consumption unless tho lungs nro so far
Konu imu 1110 oHiipio, in uum.-ij. ,vjwtiv. ...u
It mny bo nslted by thoso who nro not familiar
with tho virtues of llieso urent remedies, "How
do Dr. bCllllM'K'H medicines ellict their won
1 ho nnswer Is a Bimplo one, They begin their
work of restoration by brimrms inji siomacu
liver nnd bowels Into nil nctlvo healthy comll-
lion,
it I r.iinl Hint cures this formidable dis
ease,
Kt'IlIiNt'Ii'M MAN DMA hi. llliJir) ncioi
Iha liver nnd stomach, nrnmotlnE secret ion, and
rnmfivlliir 111,, litln find hllllie WlllC 1 linVO rCSUJl-
ed from the Inactive or torpid condition of thoso
orpins, ana ol tnosysieiu iieucrniiy, imsftiMB'
Klih Unto of Iho body, nnd tho consequent nc;
.i,,tntnti,ti, ,r t ho nnliealthv suoslnnces unmet
prevent Iho proper dhccHlinn of food, nud.ll ll
niilural consequence, denies disease. Which re-
Mills 111 111 w I rill Hill mm uimiiy in "v;"".
HCIIKNCK'H 1'1'I.MONIU MVilUl' mid KKA-
WIU:i) TONIC, when taken leRUlarly, niliiBlo
will, tlin rnnil.niil lllO dllTCSllVO OI'IZUUS. lllllUO
Rood rich lilood.nnd n n natural eoiiseiiucnco.
K1V0 ncbil anil siiciiniu iu i-hiuhi, iju. .u
inculiy say what It may. this is tho only true
euro for consumption. Kxperlenco has proved It
beyond tlio shadow of a doubt, and thousands
nro to-day nllvonnd well wliou fewyenrs sinco
wero regarded ns hopeless ensos, but who were
Induced totry Dr. fcClIKNUK'! remedies, ami
wero restored to permanent health by Ihclruso
Duo or I ho Ilrst steps tho physician should tako
Willi a consumptive patient Is lo lnvigoralo tho
system. Now how Is this lo bo done? Certainly
liotbyclvlni! medicines that exhaust andencr
vatc lurilkTncK that lnimlr Instead or linprovo
tho funcllons of tho digestive oienns. Doctor
KCIIKNCIv'ri medicines clcanso the stomach and
bowels of nil substances which niocalculaled to
Irrltnto or weaken them. They create an appe
tite prornoto htallliful digestion mako good
blood, nnd, ns n conseijucuco, they iuvlgointo
and strengthen tho entlru system, nnd more es
pecially thoso parts which nro diseased. If Uis
cannot bo done, then tlio caso must bo regarded
ns a hopeless one. . .
If the physician finds it imposslblo to make a
I'Atient FKur. itUKDuv, if tho dlscnscd person
cannot partnke of good nourishing lood nnd
propcrlv digest it, it Is imposslblo that ho can
gain In tUsh nnd stiength; and It Is equally lin
posslblo to bring a patient to this condition so
long as tho liver Is burdened with diseased bile,
and tlio stomach laden with unhealthy slime.
Almost tlio tlrst request mado to the physician
by n consumptive patient Is that ho will pre
scribe medicines that will lenioveor lilluy tho
cough, night sweat and chills, which nre tho
suro attendant ou consumption, lint this
should not bo done, as the cough Is only an effoit
of uattiio lo relievo Itself, ami the nleut sweats
and chlUs aro caused by the diseased lungs. Tho
rfttitpillctt ordliinrllv uresorlbed do mole harm
than good. They impair tlio functions of the
siomacu, lnipeuo iieauny uigeiuun, nun iiggiu
vato lather than cure tho disease.
Thero is, nfler nil, nothing liko facts with
which lo substantiate, a position, nnd It is upon
lacls that Dr. HCIIUNCK relic. Nearly ull who
havo taken his medicine in accordance with his
d Ircctions havo not only been cured of consump
tion, but, fiom tho fact that theso medicines act
with wonderful power opou Iho illgestlvo organ
patlenis inns curcu speeuny gain nesii. icuhm-he-
the svstem of oil ininuiities. tliey lay the
Cleans.
lotUKiailOll lor II soiltl, Sliusiliuil.ll suui-nue.
llcstorlng llieso organs to health, thoy create an
nppelilo. Thefoodls properly assimilated: tlie
quantity ol blood Is not only increased, but Is
llituie ricu nun strung nun in inu mi-uui .iiumi
condition of tlio system nil dlscaso must bo ban
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cines, so that it is not absolutely necessary that
patients should seo Dr. ISCIIENCK personally,
unless tlieydcslro to havo their lung examined.
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f3PECTAOIjE8 AND KYK-CJIiASSES,
THE BEST IN TJIU WOULD.
Tlioy aro recommended by the Faculty for
. . w m.."i, iiiiuiiiwvy oi riuisn,uim
their Ktrcngtlieniugund Preserving Powers, In
which Ihey excel all olheis. Tliey last many
years without change.
They can only bo obtained In
1th 0 OMUJi UJl OJ'A.,
Of Miss A. i). "V7EH 11,
1100IC BTOItK, MAIN BTHEET,
Hole auDOlntcd Aeent for this nlaco. No Peddlers
Jiuipioyed or Hupplled,
i.A.iiun ix jiiujiiiia
Manufacturing Opticians,
llurlfurd.Coun.
marl8,TO-ly,
AND DEMOCRAT,
Stoves and Tinwaro.
jTKW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
MltlnBtreet one door libovo 15. MliiUnhall'fl
Btoio. , . , ... . 4
UfingM constant.) nn ham!, ana lor enlc nt Ine
lowest mien. , ...
Tiimtntr in till Hit .rnnrlic riiel tit) vntleiuletl to.
nml sfttlsfnctlon mmmnU'Ctl.
Tin worK in nil Kinui wioit?siue nun r iau.
trlnl Is rpqupstoil.
Q TO VES AND T1NWAP.K.
A. M. HUl'KHT
announces to Ills friends nnd customers that
continues the nbove business nt his old plnco ou
MAIN STHIIET, ULOOMHllUltU.
Customers cull bo accomodated with
FANCY 8T0VK3
of all kinds, HUiveplpcs, Tluwaro nnd every va
riety of article found In n Btovo and Tinwaro ha
tabllsumcutlu tliocitlcs,andon the most reason.
nhjo terms. Repairing done at tho Bhortcst notice,
23 DOZEN MILK-rANB
on hand for sale,
W STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIS STREET, KKARLY OM'OSlTlt MILLER1
BTUKE,
BLOOMSBUlta, TENN'A.
The undersigned has Just fitted up nnd opened
Ills now
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n Ihis place, where he Is prepared to mnko up
now Tin Wake of all kinds In his line, and do
repairing with neatness nnd dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms, lto also keeps ouhnnd
STOVES 01?" VAUIOUS PATTEHNS & HT YL12J,
which ho will sell upon terms lo suit purchasers.
Olvo him a call, lie Is n good mechanic, and
deserving of the publlo patronage.
JACOB METZ.
llloomsburg, April 01, 1867,
Foundries.
gHARPIilCSS & HAItMAN,
KAar.E FotTNhiiv ami piANrFAC-rrniNd sjior.
STOVUS A PI.OWM WIIOI.USAI.E & IlETAlIi
THK CELEnilATED JIO.NTfiOSE lHON 11EAM AND
TI1U HUTfON WOODEN BEAM TLOWS.
Castluiis and l'lro Brick for renatrlns city Stoves.
All kinds of Tlrass or Iron casting mado to order
upon short nonce. ...
1 ... in. . ntir Y't.t . t, ir ...... XT
11. r nii.vii xiLiOO ec a . o. .iL.v.tiiv..,
Illnomshurc. l'a. Proprietors.
Jlar.l'J.'oa-tf,
0
UANGEVILLK FOtTNDltV,
MACHINE SHOr AND AGIUCULTUHAL
WUUKS,
Tho uuderHlirued desires to Inform bis fik-nd-
and tho public yencrnlly, that holms rebuilt und
enlarged ha Foundry niul Machine Shop, and re
moved all his business from Light Street to tho
HUUt O I'lltt f. urio tn Luuucutiuii Willi
nw tounury no viu cominuo 10 manumcuirc
wneoieru ituiiwity ntuu iicrso-iuvur uiui
Thresher, (improved;, carueu h raieut,
TUUKSHEU AND CLKAKKH,
cither oveinhot for Tread-Power or uudcitdiot
with Iver-l'owcr. Ho also nianui'acLuvei to
order and tun upaii Jimasor
MILL O K A It T N O ,
CIicnlnrRaw Mandrels. Patent Ktldcs for Haw
Mills, tho lntest improved Iron lteam Plows of
uiiiercni. itiuns vooueu iieuni i lows, iiouiuu
torn flows, nun 1'iow i-oinis 01 every ucscrip
tlou generally used throughout tho county.
IUON KETTLES, BELLS
Cellar Orates. Bloves. Bled and Slelch Solos, and
In fact everything generally lnndelun tommy
Foundry, Those wishing to purchase Machines
would ifo well lo examine his machines, nud tho
Im provcracuts mado on thB power, by which nt
least m per ceni. oi me inciioa is uiiicu on.
ALL MACHINES AHE WAUHANTED
to glvo good satisfaction, and terms mado lo suit
f'llrcnasers. ah kuuis ci country prouuta laiiun
u exchange for Plows and castings.
Thankful to his friends nud natrons for nasi
favors ho would still continue to solinlt tlin same.
WILLIAM KClIUYLIUt.
Apr.9,C9-tr Orangevlllo Pa.
Insurance Agencies.
Q. Ii O 11 K M U T U A li
LIFE INSUltANCH COMPANY
o r
NEW YORK.
Pliny 'Freeman, President, II. ,0. Freeman, Kcc
Casli capital over $2,0O0,0uu, all paid.
r. II. ltOllISON.IiLOOMSBUlta.PA
GENERAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming and Columbia
counties.
Aug. SO.'OO-ly.
JNSURANOE AGENCY.
Wyoming 170.000
.Etna 1,000,000
Fulton 300,000
North America SCO.OOO
City 450,000
International 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
Putnam C!0,000
Merchants 330,000
Springfield STO.OiiO
Farmers Danville 600,000
Albany City 400.000
Lancaster City ECO.00O
York Horso, Death & Thert..... C3.OO0
Home, New Haven 1,000,000
Danville, Horso Theft u
FllEAS BROWN, AiH.nl,
Bloomsbubu, Pa
mauj.eu-ly.'
jpillST NATIONAL
WHITE LEAD,
BEST, PUREST, AND CHEAPEST 1
SATISrACTIOM GUAEAKTEEU 1
For Whiteness, Durability, nud Brlllian.
ev. It has no coual.
Bold by nil dealers In 1'ainU throughout
mu eouniry,
UAKICElt, 3IOOP.E & MEIN,
bt'CC'I.b.SOllS 10
T. MORRIS PEROT & CO.
Sole l'ropiletors, Plilladdplila, Pa,,
Dealers lu all kinds of
DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, GLASS,
nviJiTUri-s, ac .ic.
Caution. Owing to Iho iiopularlty ol
our "First Natioual While Lend,'.! olher
puriiLS navo oeen inuuieu 10 oner a spn
llousaitlclo ui.dcrthosamo uamo. Then:
fore llewnro nf Counterfeits. Tlin ncnn.
Ine Is put up In extra heavy tin paint
not", wllh patent metallic wire handles,
HAItKEIt, MOOHE A M KIN,
On racli label,
For salo by
MOYER llilOTHEItH,
raar35'70-ly, Bloouisburg.
This Is N'O PATENT MEDICINE llL'MUUO,
gotten up toilupo the iguoiant and credulous
nor Is It represented ns being "composed of rare
.., i.,.v,i.u. HuuBiumu. uiuugllt HOlll me jour
corners of tho earth, carried seven limes ncross
tho G rent Dosei t of baharah ou tho bnclis of four
teen camels, nud brought ucrois the Atlantic
yici. 11 uu u niups." n is a timpie, mud, tooth
ina lUmeilu.a vernt Specific for Catauuii nnd
"Coluin TiiclIhAu," ulsofor oirenslvo lirenlh
Iss or Impairment of the Sense of Smell.Tukte
or hearing, Wulerlng or Wtak Eyts.Piiln or
Prossuro In the Head, when enunil.as they all
llOt unfreouentlviirn. tiv llittvlf,l,urrn, ......
1 offer, iu good faltli. a Handing Howard of JOoo
or a euso of Catarrh that I caunCt cure.
for bale ny Mosr DRuaaisTs f.very-
Piiick 0lv 60 Cents.
Sent by mall, post luld.ou receipt ofKtXTV
ti'w"' Packages for ti DO or 1 luneii lor
Send n two cent stamp for Dr. Sago's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Addt ess tho Proprietor,
. , .,n V. PIERCE M. D.,
iuayl370-tf. IlusyAW, N, V.
JOOTS AND SHOES.
CLARK M, BROWN,
CLNTBE BTJIKET, AHJOININO THE 6T011E OK
UOUlllNS ,lKYt.lt.
A lull and coraplclo assortment of ready made
,,u.,i uuu Diiuva tyr juvii, WUU1CI1 UUU ClllllirOU
Just received and for sale at reasonable rates,
varieties to suit all classos or customers. The
best of work done at short notice, as heretofore.
Give him a call. aprS'TO-tr,
A LTj KINDS OP JOB PRINTING
iflL.?Uaxecate1 ' Tu Oolojcbiam Hteam
rrlutlnx Onioe.
V'
BLOOMSBXJRGr,
Drugs and Ohomicals.
riKi'.Nix riicToitAi! cuiii:h cotiau
IMKF.NIX I'KCHIIlAIi I'Ulll'H I'OIIUIli
musNix rEiToiiAi cuiuw couaut
25
CY.NTM.
Tlio PIkciiIx Pectoral will euro Iho diseases of
Iho Throat nnd Lungs, Buch"ns Colds, Cough,
Croup, Asthnia,llronclillls, Catarrh, Horo Throat
Hoarseness, Wlinnplug Cough, and Pulmonary
Consumption. This medicine Is prepared by Dr.
Levi Olierholtzcr of Philadelphia, and formerly
of Flucnlxvlllo, Pa., and although It lias only
been ouercu lor nvo years, mure i nan ono iiun
lon bottles have already been sold, nnd Hie do
maiidforltls Increasing every uny. Many or
tho Ilctall Druggists buy it In lots or nvo gross,
n.l nni. ninwni ibn f?nimtrv Htorekeeoers try
onoRrossntalime, Nearly every ono wlio lias
over sold It testifies lo Its popularity, and nearly
all who havo used It, hear testimony to Its won;
dcriui power lncuringuougu. ve nrouoiuiueii.
Hint there Is no known mcdlclno or such great
value to tho community nstho Phranlx Pectoral,
it nas curcu cases oi ma uiosipuiuuii nuu uis
tresslng cough, otycars standing.
it nas given insuini ronoi mspeiisoi iuhsniub.
1. I... iH.ini.tli, uini.h.,1 llin nnrnTVKln of
Whooping Cough, nnd greatly shortened Its du
ration, Jt nas cured croup in a few minutes.
(Tolisiitnlitlnn has been culeil bv It. Where all
other remedies had railed lo do good.
Hoarseness has been cured by It in a single
ulcht.
iiany physicians recommend it.nnii nincrs uso
it tlieiuselvesnnd ndmlnlsler it In their practice
whllo olhcrs oppose It becauso It tnkes away
their business. ...
Wo lecniniiicnd it loour readers and tor fur-
ii.....,i...i.H. i.i p..r., .',, tn flia l.milur
nrouii'd the b'mtlo whein you will Und numerous
ccrtlllcntes given by persons who havo used It.
It is so plcosnut to mo tasiu iiiat ciuuireu tij
for It.
It la nstlmulatlncoxnectorant.iilviimstrcuglh
nt tho same timo that ll allays tho cough.
Tho proprietor ofthls mcdlclno has so much
confidence in Its eurntlvo powers from tlio testi
mony on nousauus who novo useu n uiai- mu
moneywlll bo refunded tonuypurchaserwhols
not satlsllcdwltli tho clfecls.
11 Is so cheap that nil enn buy ll.
Prlco ii Cents, Largo llultles UM
11 Is ricparcil only by
LEVI ullBMtOIrZF.ll M. I).,
SV1U11.1.-SA1.F. llULMlCllST.
No. IW North Third Street, Philadelphia,
N. II. II vniir nearest, llruefflst or Slorekccnor
docs not liino tills lnedlcino nalc him to get It lor
yon, nnd do not let him put you oil' with somo
other prrptunliou licciiuso lie ma.ccs moro mon-
ej'onlt; btitgoorsend nt onco lo somo siore
wheio you know It Is kept, or send to Dr. Obcr
hollzcr. Mold by 11. P. i,utz. Druggist, llloonis.
burg, nnd II. W. Creasy, a Co., Light Street, nnd
nearly every uruggist mm sioieucepor in voiuui.
bla County,
dec. lOW-Om,-
S1U,U00 UUAKANTKU.
BUCK LEAD
EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD 1
1st. For lis Unrivaled Whiteness,
al. For Its Unequalled Durability,
Kd. For Its Unsurpassed Covering Properly.
Lastly for Its Economy.
rlt COSTS LESS to paint wltii Buck Lkaii
than any other Wliito Lend extant. Tho samo
wcigni covers jviuiiK HUUFAUis,isinoro DUIt
AULE, und makes WHITER WORK,
BUCK LEAD, Is Hie Cheapest and Best.
810,000 GUARANTIEE.
BUCK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINGS.
For Us Unciiuntlcil Durability,
For Us tiiirlvalid Whiteness,
For Us Unsurpassed Cocrlug Property.
1st.
'Jd.
Lastly, lor Its Great Economy,
being tho CHEAPEST, HANDSOMEST, nud
most DURABLE While Paint in Iho world,
n u V 11 k I. Y
11UCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TRY IT AND HE CONVINCED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by tlio Manufacturers,
BUCK OOTTAOE COLOHS,
Prernred expiefsly for Fainting
COTTAGES, OUT BUILDINGS nf every dcscrlp
lion, FENCES, Ac. THIRTY-FIVE DIFFER
ENT COLORS, Durable, Cheap, Uniform, und
ncaiuuui shades.
Sample cards sent by Mall II deslied.
Dealers' Orders will bo promptly exiculed by
FRENCH, RICHARDS A CO.,
N. W. Cor. Tenth and Mniket Streets,
J.m2j';o-ly. Philadelphia
o
MN1BUS LINE.
The undersigned would resjicctfully nnnonucoto
tho citizens of Bioorasbnrg and tho public gcuo
rally tha he Is running an
OMNIBUS LINE
between this placo nud tho different railroad de
pots dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South nnd West on tho Cata.
wlssn and Willlamsport llallroad, and with thoso
going North and South on tho Lackawanna nnd
Bloomsburg llallroad.
His Omnlbusses lire In good condition, commo
dious and comlortAble, aud charges reasonable,
Persons wishing to meet or seo their friends de
part, can bo accomodated upon reasonable chargo
by icaylng tlmoly notice at any of tho hotels,
JACOB L GIRTON, Proprietor.
QUANGEVILLE ACADEMY.
ORANOEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, l'A
PltOF. E. J. BCHOONOVER, Principal,
MRS. E. J. SCIIOONOVER, Preceptress,
This Institution, for tho education of young
Ladies aud Gentlemen, will re-open under
chnrgo of Fro!. Schoouovcr, on Monpay April
1, 1S70. Teachers, or acknowledged ability and
high order of talent, will Im employed lueach
depaitment. and no eilort spared to tecuio to
pn plls thorough and Judicious culture.
Tho course of Instruction will Include all the
branches usually taught In High Schools and
Seminaries ol Iho Hist rnnk.
Special intuition given to Normal Sthool
training and Commercial Instruction.
THUMB:
Primary Department S3 to 3 per Quarter
Higher Blanches f8 to fs rerliuarter
LOCATION: This excellent Institution is lo
cated iu a pleasant village or about six hundred
Inhabitants freo from tho temptations of a
largo city about six milts from tho Rail with
dally communication lo Iho dlllercnt roads,
Tho buildings nro situated upon nn elevation,
surrounded by a beautllul grovo, and perfectly
healthy.
CALENDAR FOR 1870:-Sprlu session begins
April Itli, 1S70 and continues 13 weeks, following
which thero will bo a vacation or six weeks,
fall term commences August 15, 1W0, continuing
11 weeks. Winter term opens November 7, lu7U
continuing 11 weeks.
EXPENSES Board can bo obtained In pri
vate families atliom filo to fUOper truck, or
desirable rooms will bo furnished to students
wishing to piovldo foi' themselves.
Scholars will bo admitted at any tlmo during
Iho session nlthough it is preferable to commeuco
with the term.
For farther particulars, addicss tho Principal,
atOrangovlllo, Pa.
marlls'70-3m.
B
AUG II ' S
HAW 110NH
PHOSPHATE
SUPEU
OK LIME.
MARK
SI'BINQ
"1870.
K A It M E U S 1
iNcnnASK vouit chop or
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, WHEAT AND
GRASS,
As well as
ADD TO THE FERTILITY OF YOUR SOIL
By a Judicious and Economical jiiodo'or
MAN U It I N a .
OCT THE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
FIRST SEASON.
OBTAIN RF.TTF.ll FILLED HAILS AND
HEAVIER URA IN,
KELP YOUIl SOIL FREI1 FROM NOXIOUS
WELDS.
MAKE YOUR LANDS PERMANENTLY
FERTILE.
Over SIXTEEN yenrs or constant uso, on all
crops, has proven that Baugh's Raw Bono Plum,
phiilu may be depended upon by Farmers,
HIGHLY IMPROVED AND STANDARD
WARRANTED.
For salo by Agricultural Dealers generally.
BAUQH&bONS,
nm ..., , . Manulaclnrcis,
Ofilce-No.sus. Eclawnro Aveuuc, Philadelphia.
marlS70-Cm.
J) E N T I S T It Y.
H, a nowr.il, DENTIST,
rtespectrully offers his professional services to
the ladles and guntlemeu of Bloomsburg and vl
clnlly. He Is prepared to attend to all the varl.
ou operations In the Hue of his profession, and
Is provided with tho latest improved PokckLain
T kktu which will bo Inserted on gold plating,
silver and rubber base to look as well nstho nut
nrul teeth. Teeth extracted by all the now and
mos t approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully nnd propeily attended to.
Residence and ofllce a lew doors above the
Court Houso, some side.
Bloomsburg, Jan.31,'ltf
JO NEW DIBCOVEItYlli"
It has long been known that tho old establish
ed anil well stocked Fi'iinituhk & Ueudiko
WAitenooMs of II. R. LEWIS, Hnnro the cheap
est In tho city. Ho Is now selling Paiiloh Hum
in Piunh, Haib Cioth, Rkiu orTmuiY. Wal
nut CHASiutu suits lu on. or Vaiinish: Cot-
TAUB FUllNlTUHK, nil SlylC llKDIlINU ANU
MAi-iutssKS, various sizes, che'oper than auction
prices. Como and see, and bo lonvlnced. You
will save money by giving us acullbeloro pur
chasing elsewhere, '
II. 11. LEWIS, fin.,
1131 MAItUET bTllEET, 1'IIIIUDEI.I-JIIA,
Next door to cor, of Fifteenth St.
prl70-3m.
fRDt
COLUMBIA COUJNTX, IA.
Dry Goods & Notions.
JEW 8TOCIC OP CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
BUMMr.H GOODS.
DAVID 1.0WEN11ERO
Invites ntteutloil to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONAULI'. CLOTHING,
nt his sloronn
Main Street, two doors nbovo I ho American 1 Ionso
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
where lin has Just received from New York niul
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lui'ludlng Iho most fashlaunblc, durable, niul
i.tudsomo
DRESS GOODS.
consisting of
llOX.SACi:, ltOCO.OU.M, AND OIL-G LOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
of all sorts, slzcsnudcolors, He has also replen
ished his aueady largo stock or
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas constantly on hand a largo and wcll-sc
ectcd assortment of
CLOTHS AN-D VESTINGS,
which ho Is prepared lo mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nud lu tho
best manner. All his clothing; Is made to wear,
nnd most or It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
oln , 'cry description, flnonlHl cheap. Ills casoo!
Jewelry Is notsurpasscil'ln thlsjplace. Call aud
cramluo his general assortracn of
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY , i.
. DAVID LOWENBERG.
c.
C. M A It H
havo justrccetvcil from tlio eastern markets a
largo nnd well selected stock of
D It Y GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Casslmcrs,
Jeans,
Best bleached &h
Brown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Linens,
Cotlon .t
All wool llanuel
ic, Ac,
A good stock of
Ladles dress goods,
Latest styles a patterns,
Spin's of ull kinds,
Good slock groceries,
ilueeusware,
Slono wine,
Wood A willow wnie,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Snap tor cleaning Tin
Brnss,,;c, All goods sold cheap for cash or pio.
duce.
Ho would call tho attention of buyers lo his
well and carefully sclerlcd nssoilment wlilcl:
compuses everything usually kept In Iho couu
liy, lecllng confident tiiat ho can sell llicin
goods al such prices ns will ensure satisfaction.
Nov.5,'00-tf ('. C. MARR.
jyTILLHH'S STOltE.
FRKSIl ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS.
The subscriber has tust relumed Hum tho rille
with another laigo nnd select nssoilment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased in New York nud Philadelphia nl the
owest llgnre, aud which ho is determined to sell
on as modcrato terms ns can be procured else
wiiero lu Bloomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
or tlio choicest slyles aud latest rashlous, logcllicr
wllh a largo liissorlment of Dry Goods aud Gro
ceries, consisting of tlin following articles
Carpels,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmeros,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
llollowwaro
Cedarware
(iuctnswaro. Hardware
Boots and .Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoqp Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklug-Glasso.i,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutroess
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kept In countiy
stores, to which uo Invites tho attention of the
publlo generally. Tho highest prlco will bo paid
lor country prouueo lu exchange for goods.
8. H. MILLER & SON,
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsburg, Fa.
N P E O T I O N E U Y .
Tlio undersigned would rospectfully announce
.uo i'huuu iu',, im iiua upeiicu ll
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
in ino building lately occupied by Fox & Webb
wuei e no is prepared to mrnisu an kinds of
PLAIN A FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN ii DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, 11A1SINS, AC, AC, AC,
UY WHOLESALE OH JtETAII..
lu short, ii mil ossoitment nf all roods in
his lluo of business. A great varlely of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitable lor the Holidays. Particular atlcnlloii
given to
11 HEAD AND OAK EH,
of all kluds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
OHISTMAS TOYS.
A cjiII Is solicited, and satisfaction
tfuatituteed.
Will b
Hov. IS, 1867. ECKHART JACOBS.
ryrEitoiiANDiSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
To my friends nud Iho publlo geueially, that nil
kinds id
DHY GOODS,
OHOCEltlES,
QUEENS WAHE,
NOTIONS, AC,
aro constantly on hand aud lor sale
AT HAIITON'M OLD STAND
llLOOMHllUKO, Br
JAMES IC, EYER.
MfAlto, Solo Agent forlF.Li.is' l'ltoupiiATEOK
IME. Largo lot eoutlanlly on hand. IfebS'W,
-"-Ll' i , , ,
B'
UY THE 11ICST.
THE HED LION BRAND,
BLACK ALPACA
Is suiierlor to nil olhcrs In color, emnllty and
prlco; tobofoundculyat i '
M. P. LUTZ'S
Dealer In Dry Goods and Notions. In llrower's
??,ow .bujlellug next to tlio Court House, Main
Stiiol, Bloomsburg, l'a. mayl3'70-tf.
SIC.
'lllO Ullllf rStlnfll rmilll ...nnnllnll,. l..r.M
the citizens of Bloomsburg and vicinity that lie
has located In their midst for the purpose of lol.
lowing his profession ns n teacher of music. For
! nuP,' ,.r years lio has been located in Brook
lyn.N, but continued ill-hcaltii mado a couu.
try residence desirable. Ho will teach scholars
at their homes, or In classes, ns thoy ma: preler.
at modcrato rates. '
WANOS TUN1CD
?r..r,'Pf,ll;ei1 ai sUort notice. AH orders can be
leltat this olllce.
He would lesptctfully tollcltn sharo of the
pnbllo patronage. 1. W. NILliS.
IlloouiburB.luyW,ltl70.U ' Y' ,u'"5
1 - tm
Dry Goods & Grocorios.
UANl) OPENING
U GRAND Ol'UNING
GRAND Ol'KNING
GllAND OIMINING
GRAND OPENING
FALL
FALL
FALL
AND WINTER GOODS,
AND WINTIlll GOODS,
AND WINTEH GOODS,
FALL AND
FALL AND
WIN 1 1 H GDUDS,
WIN mi GOODS,
consisting ot
consisting of
consisting of
constsllnB of
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND OA IU,
HATS AND OA1H,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAltl,
BOLTS AND SHOES,
BOO'IS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
RliADY-MAIlE CLOTHING
READY-MAIIK CLOTHING,
KLADY-MAlli: CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTIIIMG,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
l.OOKINO-OLAHSF.S,
LOOKINO-GLASSKS,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
L0UKINO-01.ASSE4,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS ANT) OlK'l,
PAINTS AND OILS,
FAINTS AND OIL,
PA1N1S AND OILS,
PAINI'S AND 0I1,
GROCEHIIiS.
GltOClUtlES,
GROCEltil'M,
OitOCERIKS,
GROCEUILS,
tiUEENSWAUE.
tillF.KNSWAIli:,
(lUHHNSWARH,
WUEUNSWARK,
llUEENSWARK
HARDWARE,
HARDWARi:,
HARDWARE,
llARDWARt:,
HAEDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINV.'ARi:,
TIN WA III),
'IINWAIIF,,
TINWARE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
HALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
KITH
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEF.DS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac, Ac, AC,
idl'KF.LVY, NEAL A! CO.'H,
Ml'KHLVY, NEAL & CO.'H,
MuKELVY, NEAL & CO.'S.
MeKELVY, NEAL .t CO.'S.
MfKELVY, NEAL A CO.'H.
Noi I hwcsl corner ot Mulnnml Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Maikct Streets,
Norlhwi'st corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Mnln nnd Market Streets.
Noilhwest corner of Main nud Market Street,
BLOOMRBURG, PA
lILOOSISllUltG, l'A
BLOOMSBURG, PA
1ILOOMSI1URG, PA.,
BLOOMSUURG, l'A.
IRON AND NAIIX,
IRON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAII.H,
IRON AND NAILS,
In largo eiunulltles nnd at reduced inks, al way
ou nanu.
Miscellaneous.
NEW COAL Y A It D.
Tun undersigned respectfully Inform tho
citizens of Blooinsburg and Columbia county,
that they keep all tho different numbers of stovo
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their whaif, adjoining M'Kclvy, Kcal 4
Co's Furnace; wllh a good pair of Buffalo scales
on Iho tvhatf, to weigh coal, hay, and straw.
Likewise a horse nnd wnt;on, to deliver coal to
thoso who dcslro it. As they purchase ft lnrgo
mnouul of coal.they Intend lokcep n superior ar
ticle, nnd sell nt tlio very lowest prices, Plcaso
call and examine lor yourselves Iieforo purchas
iugelsewherc, J. W,' H ENDERS1 IOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON.
TUIE untlersiKnetl will tako In ox-
Xchaugo for Coal and Groceries, tlio following
named articles : Wheat, ltyc. Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, Lord, nani.Kliouldcr.nnd sido meat, Butter,
Eggs, Hay, Ac, nt tho highest cash prices, at his
Oiocery blcie, adjoining their coal jard,
, , J-W. 1IENDERS1IOT.
Bloomsburg Mar. 19,'C0-ly,
SSgW ifcO
BEST IH THE W0M.D.oJ)T
i
S11JD f OA A CIRCULAR
"-tns. iium,'
New York Offico 27 BEEKMAN BT.
elec. l,'t!) Cm.
Sc. iToweii,
ipeued a nrst-clnss
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP, AND FUR STORE,
ot tho oh! stand on MalnSlrcet,Bloomsburg.nfow
donrsnbovo tho Court House.' His stock Is com
poed of the very latest and beststyles over oiler
ed lo Iho clllmis or Columbia County. Ho can
accommodate tho public with tho followlnggoods
at tho lowest tates. Men's heavy double soled
stoga beiots, men's donhlo niul slnglo tap soled
k,A,..W.?i"i,cn " heayy,slol!a "iocs of all kinds,
men s Una hnotH niul klim.u r u , '
double soled boots nnd.shocs or nil kinds,' men's
glovo kid llnlmoral shocs,nicn'B, women's, boys's
PolshvciVf S
calf shoes women's tery Hue kid buttoned gutt
ers. In short boots ol ull descriptions both iice
gedandsowed. 1
j( Hwouia also call allentlon to Ills flue assort-
HATS, CAPS, FURS AND NOTIONS.
WlllCh COlUnilSCS all tlin new nnrl Mn.l, .1.
etlesut priceswhlchcaniiotrnlllosullull. Theso
goods nro ollcrcd at tho lowest cash rales aud
will bo guaranleed to glvo satisfaction. A call
f,.u i1;1, i,i,bc,roiu',Vu''t;lm''1".l! ''"ewheio as It Is
believed that better bnignlns nie to bo fojnd
ttinn nt nuy other placo lu tho conn ly.
Dec. 6 in '
rralfrniii. Hend fore ren an. Tlicyniilcostvou
uolhlng, and may bo of great benollt to yot
febll'70-ly.
JAKLY HOSE POTATOES,
Till; CHEAT TOPIC OF TIIK DAY.
Tho tubscilbcr lias a limited supply e.f tho
Eaily ltoso Potato, which ho will sell toliiosn
wlshljg lu j.tocuio this exetlknt varicty.nt Iho
low rata of Two Dollars per bushel. Ho has
also, twenty of tlio Best Vurktlcs of
KTIIAWUEIUIY, ItASPDEllUY,
HOT-HOUSE AND OUT-DOOR PLANTS,
all of which will bolicpton hand, nnd for sale.
In their season,
PRICE LIST OF EARLY HOSE POTATOESi
Per pound, 51 Cents; Per peck, 75 cents; Per hall
buslio, f UO Per bushel, t:'.00; Per burrol, 5.W,
.narl8'70..f. mU&
gLATE ROOFINO,
CVEHY VAItlBTY
MOST EAVOUAULB RATES,
JOHN THOMAS, AMIl CASPER J. THOMAS
Hoi:, 277, Bloomsburg, 1'u,
Mur.lD.OS-ly
AltCH STREET
CARPET WA11EHOUBK.
(JJ AIlClI ST., llKbOW NINTH KT., 1'Jtir.AllEtriHA,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,
(' nccelvlng lor thoSprlug Truden lui go stock of
the New Styles of
CAR PUT I NOB
purchased at the lowest Gold Rates, nnd will be
sold at n ureal reduction from last season's prices.
ENGLISH BKUStjLLH nt 11.60, and nil other
goods llljiroiiorliou. JOS. BLACKWOOD,
inar'ru-im, W Aich t. l'hlladelplifa.
WBSSSSS
Sewing Mnchiues7
GniOVEtl ,t llAKEll's"
r SEWINa MACHINES,
Tho following- nro selected from n,
testimonials of similar character '""o
the reasons for tho preference for'th.'n,,'rM"li
tlleiil tni.hlnr,an..,..i,... ril"10s.
" iiiiuincrs. 'Bi
'! Hko tho Grover A ..
tho first place, because, If t ivf' whln
should still want iKIroverft linSlj"? S''
n Grover Baker, It answers ""l E'.1
tho rest. It does A erentcr TorlefVnMlf
It Is castor to learn than nil? nti,,y.!',r 4 ,S
Crnly (Jenny Juno). ' """r. "-(.MrJ W
"I havo had nevernl ,, ,
wllh nOrovcr A Baker Mnehin. , , ."MrU.
mo ercnt satisfaction. I tlilnk ti,,?Jl,ch "mbS
cr Mnchlno Is moro en,Hv 5nr,l"rn.T.?
Ilnblotogetout or ontor. t ?N. M K
Baker, decidedly "-J.MrV. I ',TvZ!nV?l
... "i havo had one m iny ?. J. Yott
two enrs; iiudliom what I I, ',,S"-r fursnsT
lngs,und iroin tho testhnt,J i, IU VX
friends who uso tlio sume l , mij "ii 15'
aiiylhlug could bo ino c!,n. pK'neVi'
eatlslactlon."-Mrs. Oencraluran? 8IVe i2
e,:n;.:iie;L.!iuyitt1i,oat,jf .t".. m u,Itn
WorliVleIllluifeSnS
prVcViimnclffi?
Which was diiuo no wars KdBs,,h' K2
good.-t.Mrs. Dr. McCie'lu- 1-,E ',' ,"lc'' aS
lhlrd Street Now YorkV y' ' 41 UwlTt
"Morn tha.. . ...... . .
donoln lny laiiillyiortlio int i,?L''11,ll?",lt
done by Grover Bakers yichln.e7il?,,l
hud a garment 1 1 p or need men i i S'.'S"1 1
renis which irolltsomi linn 1 fff?
c olli. It is In my opinion uftr i ie,l711
"Tho Grover A Biker Son Inn Me
lius rendered In overv M..n, JUaai
Batuiiactlon. It combines so iii iT,. .j"1.''1
with tieauty of execution and eco noi7r i rf1
that 11 Is n necessity lu ot ery hoMffl-tA?1
Governor Geary, llirrlsbuig, p". llstoW; -(Mm.
... i.j havoliad tlioarovcrin,iliv,.i,
for ten or twelve years in conasitt ft'
house. 1 havo seen und known "vcrr kM
lamily tewing, both personal nii,i KX?
accomplished upon t hoorovirAlii'rr,M,ei
to tho entire, satisfaction of all nKji'"
ccrned,"-Rov, Stephen It, Tyiw "ere "
... ..j rina tho Grover Uuker Ktitrh
wear ns loua ns tho uumifnt.
garment In uct. Tlio stllcli uiinotK,;
mas senms, wncn sirctchcit.ns otlicrs do-.S
neither dues It draw tlio work."- Mr. ri? ill.'
Ing, 4 East Twenty-rourtU Strict.'Sw "0
, "Wo 1vo a Grover & Baker Srolw 11,
rhino for seven yeai s hi constant u.e.hfitar
relllug, lucking, and everything i,at the BiSS
can do. It s pi ererred over all o'll eis on ,S
ot Its durability orwork.elnsticlty.nnd iS
or stitch, caso of movement, ana slmnEaVJ
coustrucllon."-lMrs. Uin, liuel. B,mr"m'
... "Thcrocould be no greater comB,m.
ra.nlly than a Grover ll.iker cJlSi&
1 havo used 0110 for tlio List nino
and 1 thluk It Is decidedly tlio best fsmii. S:
lug Machine," Mrs. Alice 11. Wlilnnle Uk V
uev. nr. wuippie, sec. Am. JIUs. AswcJation.
"I havo had nn oppnititnllyof cum
Ing nnd using other vnrlctics or linchlncs-hotr
t cry uiuch pie rcr tho G rot cr linker stitch fc
other lnuchlno ro s'linnlo In iiVTImS.
hi easily understood und kept lu onlcr,"-iila
E. D. Sanborn, St. Louis.
. . During Hie iiast elcten jenrs I hn
hadnGrover a Italic r Sewing Marfitaeta cm
MAnl utu, and 11 ha . m tir rcuulred tbe least r
pair. 1 take great pleasure lu rptommendli
Iho Grover & Baker ns the very best stnTluni
chine lor fanillytise.''-.tlr8.J,0.1'hit.iisVii
Twelfth street, New Ynrl;. ' '
' "It Is so slnipk. In itshlructcrethalif
exceedingly dllllcult to get It out of enter. Boi
ol my llluo girls-ono tlte-aiKl-a-aaltultt'
other four years inn sew Mraliilit tcann n
without nsslstnnce," LMrw. A. (A Foss,trlte c
Rev. Archibald C, Fuss, aaWeslThlrileltnn,
N'ew York,
... "Tho Grover Baker Machine a a&,
bencllttn mauklud that 1 often rwl astlieerii
would do mo good to trumpet Its praises urin
near. Tho onu I havo is or the plainest kind
but I would not cxchaugalt for the most expeui
Ivo I ever saw of any other ninlp.-l.Mn.wUicJ
wlfo of l'ror. Wilson, or llolmrt College.
... "Tho simplicity or Its coiistruct!on,tl
facility tilth which its uso Is neriulreel.theUa;
ty, strength, nnd elasticity ot ltssliicli,Bndl.
adaptability to nil kinds ol w 01 k, ure ntiaii
uhleh do not till biluni at oncrto unijaritrw
cdiic," 1'iof. llcnshaw, of WIllIbton.sem'nMj
"My wife In delighted villi lierOimt
Baker Sewing .Machine, she j rerers the Oror.
A Baker to uny ol her she has heeu." IRev. A.1
Fisher, Philadelphia Conrerencc,
... "Wo havo UNCd one of tlrotcn Bate
Sewing Mactllnes lor nbouttcu yi.als,nnilco
shier It cannot bo excelled. It iuus smoothl
was never out or iepalr,aiid;ltcsu-rygcLirj
satisfaction," Mr. LiIhIu Hunt, 61 Lukeitre
Chicago.
Tho Grover and Baker Sen lag .Machine Co:
pany mnnul.itluro bolh Iho Elastic Mltcat
Iioclt Btitch Machines, ami ellir tlie pabtle
cholco of Iho best machines vlboth lluiU,
tliclr eslabllsliiiieuls In ull the lar&a clt.es, n
tHrough agencies in ncaily all totvutlbroaibc
tlio country. Price Lists and samples of sen,
lu botli stitches furnished on application
O lovtr A Baker S. M, Co., Philadelphia, ott)
j.A.boitu;,
Iilooimbcri
Juuoai'GO-ly feb5
Hardware & Cutlery,
THE NEW 1 1 ARDWAItE STORi
J. NE PLUS ULTRA.
Having enlarged our Store Boom and J
OPENED A NEW bUITLY,
dliectlyfrom tho Manurjclurc,nurc!iaei
casli, on a declining market, w u nre prepilrnl
otTer the same to
FARMERS, MECHANICS, llUILDEM.
ami tho rest of Mankind, a general sloclt, t
prislnt! nil tho kinds nud qualities usually fc
Inaciiyllnrd Waro store, suitable tolLefi
of tho county, nt unusually low prices.
All tlioaowhonroilcslnoiisofpiiriliaslnsioi
in our lino can savo Money by looking In 1111
Now Haul waro Stoie. ,
Plttiso give us a call and examine our ttotta
. RUNYAN & WAlihL.V
Apr. M.C0-lyr lllogmtmrt.ft
Jacou IC. Smith. J. l' 6'inl
MITII & SELTZEK,
Importers find Dealers in Fordgu andDoaa
HARD W A K E,
GUNS, CUTLERY, 4C.,
NO, 100 N, THIIlD STliF.ET, A11.CA1 1.0MllI
PHILADELl'lHA.
Nov. !.', (i7-tf.
ARRIAQE MANUrACTOIvY,
c
Bloomsburg, Pa.
M. O. SLOAN A BROTIU:"
Hnvo on hum! nnd for salo at the ii'
bio inlesja splendid stock of
CARRIAGES, BUOUIEH.
aud every description of Wagons wo
PLAIN AND FAJCV
warranted to bo mado oflbo bcbtaua
nblo materials, am by tho nimi
woikmeii. All tvoilt sent . "0isliet
llshment will bo iound to kIitrt
nnd surologlvu perlcct sallsluilk"1'
also n line ussurlmcnt or
SLE10H ,
ornll Iho newest and iu' "ulKed w''
well and carefully I'll""0 na 1 ,
'"ai'i inspection or their w01'' Jil'l;
believed that 110110 s.ipei lor 'J V m.H-it
couutry,
IHUtluularn, ndilrt'SB
BUSINESS OAItlW,
visrriNu caris,
LETTER "l;A
"'"VlloilKAMME
to.
Neatly n.HlCJ.cai.lyrrinteJ
Fiom tho Lttlctt Styles or Typo M ' f jcl
COLUMBIAN Vet
A DWINISTIIATOR'S KOTI
Letters or Bdinlnlslralloii ' lc,nW
llnllrer Easlck lute of WacUj UenJ
Columbia eounty. decease J,Mwlnijii
by the Register offuid county" UDt,.
Bride of Vhlle Hall Wcntwr
l ersous liavlna claims W'"'. wnt M
&o decedent !0"fl"efocbtcd to
keltlciueut.aud the.se l" ailW
inuke rmymeiit lo the u'WWlf J; jul""',
tor wllhout de ay, WILLIAM .1
JOll
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