THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOORAT,BLOOMSBUItG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
FARMER'S COLUMN.
Dig Aroiinil tlio Tree.
This rtilvlco needs to be repented dally.
Every farmer knows that n hill of corn
or potatoes will not nmount to much
unless cultlvnted, nnd yet thero nro
many who will Reelect to give, tho samo
enro to a trco, which Is worth n hundred
hilts of either of tho former. In rich
soils, trees may grow rapidly without
cultivation, and no amount of grass or
weeds will retard them j but there arc
other thlnRs besides growth to bo look
ed after. If tho weeds and gross aro al
lowed to grow up around the stems of
apple, peach, or quince trees, tho bark
will bocomo sort near their baso by be
ing shaded, and thereby bo In a sulta
bio condition for tho reception of tho
eggs, which will eventually becomo
peach or applo borers. Tako any dozen
young apple-trees In sections where tho
apple-tree, borer Is abundant, and allow
a portion to bo choked with weeds, and
tho remainder well cultivated, and
then watch tho result. From our own
experience, wo bellovo that tho chances
aro nlno to ono in favor of thoso culti
vated being exempt from this pest.
Tho samo is truo in regard to many
other trees which aro liable to tho at
tacks of various species of insects.
Young evergreens should never have
their lower branches shaded with weeds
nnd grass, nnd tho soil ns far as tho low
er branches extend should bo stirred nt
least once In two or thrco weeks during
tho cntlro summer, or clso apply some
kind of mulching that will effectually
keep down tho weeds. When tho trees
becomo largo and strong, theso precau
tions will not bo necessary. Every
blado of grass or small weed that Is al
lowed to grow about tho stems of young
trees will rob tho soil of moisture, nnd
this fact alono ought to bo sufficient to
mako every eno practlco thorough nnd
careful culture. Hearth and Home.
IIou- to Use JlciiOInniii-c.
A writer in tho Rural Kew l'orker
thus records his experience in the use of
Iieu-manuro;
"Tho writer has managed with hen'
manurotho past ten years, in tho fol
lowing manner : His farm consists of
fine, loamy land, lying on tho banks of
tho Merrimack. In 1S51), nt tho sugges
tion of an aged undo, ho mado his ilrst
experiment in applying hen-manuro,
with moderato expectations of an im
proved crop of corn and potatoes. The
ground In thick sward was broken up
tho previous fall, thoroughly harrowed
In spring, and planted May 15th, with
nn early, eight-rowed corn, ono aero by
measure. Tho hills wcro opened by a
man with a hoe. Six barrels of hen
manure compost wero evenly distribut
ed In tho 3C0O hills, giving a fair-sized
hnndful.to each hill, dropped by n man
carrying it In a basket. This compost
was covered three-quarters of an inch
with a hoe, and patted lightly. Then
tho corn was dropped and covered ono
inch with a hoe. Two men planted tho
acre in ono day. That spring was un
usually dry, and corn camoup badly
and unovenly. But on this pleco, ovcry
hill, and apparently every kernel came
up in seven days."
Hen-manure is among tho best of fer
tllllzors, and each dozen hens should
make, with tho added muck, at least
lour barrels a year.
Its application to any crop should bo
carefully made. If tho land is mellow
a handful dropped' in tho furrow, and
anywhero from half an inch to an inch
or dirt brushed over it with the foot,
will bo an amplo and quick covering
after which any .seed can bo dropped
without fear or injury.
Sinco there is &o much moro attention
paid to tho rearing and care or poultry
than formerly, wo hope that this sourco
or profit will not bo overlooked, and
that tho gaidens and corn-flelds will
show that all this fertilizing matorial
has been carefully saved.
Thinning out Fruit.
Tho over abundant bloom and pros'
pect or fruit this year will mako many
hearts rejoice, but will lead many to
neglect their trees. At no tlmo will
they need greater attention nnd caro
than now. If allowed to overbear this
year, the chances are that tho tree will
suffer an injury and overstrain, that
win last for years ahead. Tho onnor
tunily is favorablo now tosavo them by
frequent miming. Go through tho or-
cnaru, thin out ono-half or all tho fruit;
or say one-third at first and tho baianco
afterward. Tho tree, thus relioved of
an immenso number of small speci
mens, demanding sustenance, will now
conceutrato it all upon tho remaining
fruit, causing it -to attain an unusual
sizerflayor and handsomo appearance.
Such fruit will always sell handsomely
nnd readily, while a vast mass of medi
ocre fruit often is passed by without a
purchaser. To many It seems paradox
ical to cut off one-half of a fruit crop In
order to realize a creator proflibut it
has been proved so often to our own
satisfaction that wo practlco it now as
constantly as wo cultivate tho imn,i
JVow U the time, In Juno and Julv. to
carry out this plan ; and ovory week
tho good orchardlst will visit his trees
and clip off tho superfluous or Inferior
fruit, -iV. Y. Observer.
HrRDS.-The pooploln (lie various parts
ofthocountryarobeginnlngtolearnthat
ii iney would havo largo crops or fruit
moy must spare tho bin U. Even tlm
blackbirds and crows nro found to hoof
norvIco in theoxtorminntionofdestruc-
ilvo worms nnd insects.
For overy grain of corn tlm crow ap.
propriatea ho devours u myriad or
worms anu insocis. For ovory cherry
or berry that n little bird dovoura lm
saves to tho ownors or tho trees a nu-irt
or tho preciousfrult. In cities and their
suburbs, where tho salvation of growing
fruit is not so much of an object as pro
lection from worms nnd disagreeublo
iwys, mo prcsenco or birds Is most es
sential. JMhoyara allowed to breed
nnu nro not molested, but allowed to fly
about at will, thoy increaso with nirmz.
lug rapidity, nnd learn to mako homos
01 1110 most frequented places.
maid an Irishman to tho telegraph
oporator, "Do you over charge anybody
for tho address In n message?" "No,"
replied tho operator. "And do yo
charge for signing ids name, sir?" said
the customer. "No, sir." "Well, them
will yo pleaso tend this t I Just want
my brother to know r am here," hand
ing the following: "To John McFJJnn.
-,nt xew York, (signed)
-Pat-
rick aieFUnn." It was sent as a tribute j sho replied. Then ho 'went to tho eoc
to Patrick's Bhrewdness. I ond, and akcd, "Why havo you such
How to Oct Hlg Crops.
As n rule farmers nro much moro am
bitious to get big prices, than big crops.
Thoro aro n fow farms whoso nverogo
production could not bo doubl6d in n
very short tlmo by moro capital nnd
labor. It Is safer to uso capital In farm
ing than In any other business. Tho
credit of tho plow Is qulto ns good us
that of tho loom nnd anvil ; nnd tho
capital will come, If It Is called Tor.
Uso moro manure, and got thirty bush
els of wheat where you now get fifteen,
and eighty bushels of corn where you
now get forty. Tho qunntlty of grain
per aero is mainly n question of niauuro
and tillage. A big coinpost-hcnp makes
a full grain bin. With high manuring,
tho soil needs deeper stirring nnd a
gradual bringing up of tho subsoil to
tho surface. With tho present horso
hnrrows and cultivators, nearly all tho
cultivation can bo done by horsc-pow
or, at great saving of oxpenso nnd great
Increnso of tho crops.
TurtNira Amono Corn. It is frc
quently tho caso that in passing through
corn-fields In autumn, wo find tho spaeo
between tho rows occupied with sturdy
weeds; sometimes the spurious vegeta
tion completely overtops tho malzo and
" casta it into the shade." Now, wo
would inquire, is it not much better and
moro prudent, In every senso or tho
word, ror tho farmer to occupy tho soil
monopolized by tho exhausting weeds
with so mo crop that will contrlbuto to
his resources, than to havo It filled with
such productions, and which will not
only "sap tho land" most wretchedly,
but foul It by tho dissemination of their
iu Imi to and multitudinous seeds? Cer
tainly no farmer can doubt tho affirma
tive. By sowing tho Purplo Top Turnip
seed at tho last drcsslngof tho corn crop,
or sowing Just beforo a rain and allow
ing that to covor it, ho can havo a hun
dred bushels of good turnips per aero ir
tho soil bo rich and well cutlvatcd, in
stead of a host or worthless and pesti
lent weeds.
THE YOUNGJFOLKS.
The Three Spinsters.
Thoro was onco a lazy girl who could
not spin, and let her mother say what
she would sho could notgot her to work.
At last tho mother, getting both angry
and impatient, gave her a blow, which
mado tho girl cry very loud. Just then
tho Queen passing by, heard tho noise,
and stopping tho carriage, sho stopped
Into tho houso and asked tho mother
why she beat her dnughter in such n
way that tho passers-by In tho street
heard her shrieks. Tho mother, how
ever, was ashamed that her daughter's
laziness should bo known, and said,
"I cannot mako her leavo off spinning;
sho will spin for ever and ever, and I
nm so poor I cannot procuro tho flax."
Tho Queen replied, "I never heard or
anything T liko better than spinning,
and Jam never moro pleased limn when
tho wheels aro whirring. Let your
daughter go with mo to tho ensile; I
have flax enough, nnd sho may spin us
much as sho pleases." Tho mother was
very glad at heart, and tho Queen took
tho girl homo with her. As soon as
thoy entered tho caallo sho led her up
into thrco rooms, which wero all lull or
tho finest flax rrom top to bottom.
"Now, spin this ilnx for me," said tho
Queen; "and, when you havo prepar
ed it nil, you shall havo my eldest son
for a husband. Although you are poor,
I do not desplso you on that account;
your unwearied industry is dowry
enough." Tho girl, howovcr, was In
wardly frightened, for sho could not
havo spun tho flax had sho sat thoro
from morning to night until sho was
three hundred years old. When she
was left all alono sho began to cry, and
thus sho sat three days without stirring
a hand. On tho third day tho Queen
came, and when sho saw that nothing
was yet spun sho wondered; and tho
maiden excused herself by saying that
she had not been nblo to begin yet, on
account of her great sorrow at leaving
her mother's houso. So tho Queen was
satisfied; but on leaving sho said, "You
must begin to work formo to-morrow."
As soon as tho girl was again alono,
sho know not how to act or help her
self, and in her vexation siio went and
looked out of tho window. Sho saw
thrco women passing by; tho first of
whom had a broad, flat foot, tho second
such a largo undor-llp that it reached
nearly to her chin, and tho third a very
big thumb. Thoy stopped beforo tho
window, and, looking up, asked tho
girl what sho wanted. Sho told them
her trouble, and they offered her their
hoip, saying, "Will you invito us to
tho wedding, nnd not bo oshnmcd of us
but call us your aunts, and let us sit at
your table? If you do all these, wo will
spin tho flax in a very short tlmo for
you."
"With all my heart," replied tho girl
"como in, and begin nt once." Then
sho lot in theso threo women, and,mak.
lng a clear placo iu tho first room, they
sat themselves down nnd began spin
ning... uno urow ,tno thread and trod
tho wheel, tho othor moistened tho
thread, and tho third pressed It -and
beat with her fingers on tho table; and
us often as sho did so a pile of thread
fell on tho ground, which was spun In
tho Ilnc3t manner. Tho girl hid tho
three spinsters, howover, from tho
Queen, and showed her, as often ns sho
came, Iho heaps or spun yarn; bo that
sho received no end of pralso. When
tho first room was empty, tho thrco
women went to tho second, und nt
length to tho third, so that soon nil was
cleared out. Now tho thrco splnstors
1001: leave, saying to tho girl, "Do not
forget what, you promised us; It will
inuko your fortune."
When tho girl showed tho Queen the
imply rooms nnd tho great pllo of
thread, tho wedding was performed,
and tho bridegroom was glad that ho
had such a clover and industrious wife,
and praised her exceedingly.
"I havo thrco aunts," said tho girl,
"who hnvodono mo much service; so I
would not willingly rorgot thorn in my
goon fortune Allow mo, therefore, to
Invito them to tho wedding, and to sit
Willi mo at fable. Tho Queen and tho
bridegroom asked, "Why should wo
not allow it?"
When tho feast was begun, tho threo
old maids entered in splendour, nnd
thobrldo said, "You aro welcome, dear
aunts."
"Ah," said tho bridegroom, "how do
you como by such ugly friends?" And,
going up to tho ono with tho big foot,
he asked. "Whv havo vou such a broad
foot?"
nn ovcrhnnglng Hp?" "From licking,"
sho answered, "from licking." Then
ho asked tho third, "yhy havo you
such n broad thumb ?" "From press
ing tho thread," sho .replied, "from
pressing tho thread." At this tho
l'rlnco was frightened, nnd said,
"Therefore, my hrhlo shall never touch
n spinning-wheel again."
And so she wni set free from the un
lucky Ilax-Bpimilng.
H
OW TO CLMIH CONSUMPTION".
run l'im.moi'HY op
1)11, Sl'H F.XC'K'fl
qhuat mkdh ineh. win
nennle never lenrn
to know that n diseased liver andAtnmach nee
twnrlly disease tho entire sytdem? The plainest
1'rlnclplcsi of common pcimo teach lliH. and yet
Iheronru hundrcdn who rldleulo the Men, nnd
continue In tho eourso which almost Inovltably
brings them prematurely to tho crave. Living
m the majority of people tlo, nt eompleto vnrl
unco, with tho laws of nature, It must ho appar
ent to nil that, sooner or Inter, nnturo wilt re
ventre herself, llonco wo find that persons who
lndulco to excess In Iho uso of very rich or Indi
gestible food or Intoxicating drink. Invariably
pnyn heavy peualty In tho end. Tho stomach
becomes disordered nnd refuses to net: tho liver
falls to perform Its functions, dyspepsia nnd Its
attendant ovlls follow, and still tho sutlerlng In
dividuals persist Iu clinging to tho thoroughly ex
ploded Ideas of tho past. lir. KCIIENCK'S med
icines nro recommended to all such. They b-lng
sure nndeerliiln relief wherever Ihey aro used
ns dim ted, nnd nil that Is necessary to establish
their reputation with every ailing man or wo
man In tho land Is a fair nnd Impartial trial of
them. Let thoso who are skeptical on this point,
and who havo permitted Interested persons to
prejudice them ngalnst theso now celebrated
remedies lor Consumption, discard their preju
dices, nnd bo governed by tho principles of rea
son nnd common sense. If tho system Is dlsor
dcd depend upon It, Iu nlno cases out often
the sent of the clsordcr will bo found In tho
stomach nnd liver. Toelennso and invigorate
tho stomach nnd tosttmulatothollrer to healthy
Action, use
BCIIENCK'S MANDRAKE F-ILLS.-Tho dally
Increasing demand for theso pills Is tho best evi
dence of their value, 'thousands upon thousands
of boxes nro sold dally. Why? simply because
they net promptly nnd efficiently. 1 nvallds who
may not find. It convenient to cnll on Doctor
BIUIENCK. In person nro informed that fullnud
complete directions lor uso accompany each
package of tho
ma NintAi.-r. nrr.r.q pitr.MOUlo HYltUP
AND SEAWEED TONIU Theso medicines will
euro consumption unless the lungN nro so far
gone Hint the patient is entirely beyond tho
reach of medical roller.
It may bo nsked by thoso who nro not familiar
with tho virtues of theso creat remedies, "llow
do nr. bClIENUK'S medicines effect tholr won
derful cures of consumption?"
Tho nnswer is n slmi
n o one. They begin tneir
no
work ot restoration by bringing tlfo btomactt
liver nud bowels into nn nclivo wealthy condl-
tlnn.
Ills food that cures tins formidable dls.
enso. hUIll'iLlv'H jMAINllUAlvri riuun nciuu
tho liver und stomach, promoting secretion, and
rnmiivlMir thn lilln nnil Klhnn which have result
ed fiom tholnnctUoor torpid condition of thoso
organs, and of tho system generally. This slHg
glsh stnto of tho body, and tho consequent ac
cumulation of the unhealthy substances named
prevent ino proper ingestion oi iuou, unu, a
natural cousequence, creates disease, wnlch re
sults In prostration nnd Dually In death.
HUIIECKS rUL,JlU,lU IHIlur null
WEED TON 10, when taken regularly, mlnglo
with tho food, aid luu digestive organs, mako
good rich blood, nud as a natural consequence,
glvoileshnnd strength to tho patient. Lot the
faculty say what It may. this Is tho only true
euro for consumption. Experience has proved It
beyond tho shadow of a doubt, nnd thousands
nro to-day nlivo nnd well who n few years since
wcro regarded ns hopeless cafes, but who weie
Induced to try Dr. HUIIENCK'H remedies, nnd
wero restored to permanent health by their uso
Ono of the tlrst steps tho physician should tako
with a consumptive patient Is to Invigorate tho
sj-stem. Now how Is this to bo done? Certainly
not by giving medicines that exhaust and ener
vate medicines that Impair Instead of Improve
the functions of the digestive organs. Doctor
fcSCHENCK'S medicines cleanse thestomach nnd
bowels of nil Bubstances which al o calculated to
Irritate or weaken them. They create an nppo
tlte promote healthful digestion make good
blood, nnd, us a consequence, they invigorate
nnd strengthen tho cntlro system, and more es
pecially thoso parts which uro diseased. If this
cannot bo done, then tho easo must bo regarded
ns a hopeless one. . ,
If tho physician finds it Impossible to makon
I'ATIekt ki.i:i, nuxaitv, if the dUeased person
cannot parlnko of good nourishing lood nnd
properlv dlgcstlt.lt is impossible that ho can
gala In ilcsh nnd btrength ; nud It Is equally Im
possible to bring a patient to this condition so
long as tho liver is burdened with diseased bile,
and tho stomach laden with unhealthy slime.
Almost the first request mado to the physician
by n consumptive patient Is that he will pre-'
serlbo medicines that will remove or allay the
cough, night sweals nnd chills, which nro the
sure utlendantH on consumption. But this
of naturo to relievo Itself, nnii tho night sweats
nud chills aro caused by 1 he diseased Jungs. Tho
remedies ordinarily prescribed tlo moio harm
than good. Thoy impair tho functions of the
stomach, Impede healthy digestion, nnd aggra
vate rather than cure Iho disease.
Them Is. nftciN nil. nothing liko facts Willi
which to substantiate n posltlou, nud It is upon
lacia mat. or, rsuiirjiMji. leiies, iuuny uii wnu
have taken his medicine In accordance with his
directions hnvo not only been cured of consump
tion, but, from tho fact that these medicines act
with wonderful power upon tho digestive organs
patients thus cured speedily gain licit. Cleans
ing Iho system oi all Impurities, they lay the
foundation for u knlld, kiibstaulhil fctjuclniti
Hlstorlng Iheso organs to health, they create an
appetite. The lood is properly asslhillated;'lhe
quantity of blood is not only Increased, but Is
mado rich and strong aud in tlio faeo ol such a
condition ot ine system an uiscaso iqusl uo una-
ished. ...
Full directions nccompany eacnoi mo meoi
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A largo assortment of Stoves, Heaters nnd
Rangos constantly on hand, and for salo at tho
lowest rates.
Tinning In nil Its branches carefullynltendcd to,
nnd satisfaction guaranteed,
Tin work of all kliuH wholesale and retail, A
trial Is requested.
Apr.0,14 if
QTOVttl AND TINWAHE.
A. M, KUPEUT
announces tn his friends nnd customers that
conlltiucs tlio abovo business at his old place on
main arrnsCT, BLooMsmmo,
Customers can bo ncvomodatcrt with
EANOY BTOVEH
of all kinds, Stovepipes, Tinware nnd ovcry va
riety of article found In n Btovo and Tinware Es
tablishment Iu tlio cities, nnd on tho most reason
able terms. Ecpalrlngdonoattboshortcstnotlce.
SB DOZEN MILK-1'ANS
on haud for sale.
NE
EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
O.N MAIN BTlinET, NKART.Y OPl'OatTB MILLEll'
8TU11K,
ui.oosisnuita, penn'a.
Tub undersigned has Jnst fitted up and opened
his now
STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
n this place, where ho la prepnrod to mako up
newTis Waiib of nil kinds In his line, nnd do
repairing with neatness nnd dispatch, upon the
most reasonable terms, lie also keeps on hand
STOVES 01' VAUIOUS PATTERNS A STYLES,
which ho will sell upon terms to suit purchasers.
Ulvohlmacnll. lie Is n goud mechanic, aud
deserving of tho publio patronage.
JACOB METZ.
Dloomsburg, April 23, 1887.
Foundries.
gllAUPLESS & IIAItMAN,
EAOLK rOU.N'DKV AND JI ASUKACTUrilNd SHOT.
STOVES & TLOWS WHOLESALE & RETAIL
TJIE CELEnrtATKD JIONTitOSE IKON SCAM AND
THE 1IUTT0N WOODEN I1EAM FLOWS.
Castings and l'lro Brick for repairing city Stoves.
All kinds of Drass or Iron casting mado to order
upon short notice
11. F. Si lATtrl.ESS Sl 1. S. HATtMAN.
llloomsburg. l'n. l'ronrletors.
Mar.M.'li'J-tr.
QTtANG EVILLE TOITNDllY,
MACHINE SHOP AND AUUICULTUHAL
wuitica.
Tho undersigned desires to Inform his friends
nud tho pubtlo generally, that ho has rebuilt nnd
otitnnrcd his Foundry and Machine Shon. and re
moved nil his business from Light Street to tho
abovo named place, where In connection with
ms jt ouuury no win continue to manumciuro
Wheeler's Itatlway Chain Horse-Power nnd
Thresher, (Improved), Carncll s Patent.
THRESHER. AND CLEANEU,
cither overshot for Tread-rower or undershot
with Lover-Power. He also manufactures to
order and ms up all kinds of
MILL GEAKINQ,
Circular Raw Mandrel. Talent Slides for Raw
Mills, Iho latest Improved lion Ileum IMowb ol
dlllcrcnt kinds Wooden Beam riows. Double
Corn I'lows, nnd Plow Points of every descrip
tion generally uheu iuruuguuui luu cuumy,
IUON KETTLES, BELL3
Cellar Orates, Rtoves.Sled nnd Sleigh Soles, nnd
in fact evervthiiac ceucrallv made in a country
Foundry. Thobo wishing to purchase Machines
would do well to examine hts machines, nnd Iho
Improvements made on the power, by which nt
least u per ccm, oi mo inciion is inueo on,
ALL MA CI I IKES AUE AVAHU ANTED
to give good satisfaction, nnd terms made to suit
nurcuasers, au uinus ci ccuniry produce taueu
In exchange for Plows and castings.
Thanklul to his friends and patrons for pant
favors he would hllll continue to sollclttho same.
WILLIAM SUllUYIil'.H.
Apr.0,C9-tf Orangevlllo I'a.
Insurance Agencies.
Q Ti O J5 K M UTUA Ii
IiIFR INSURANCE COMPANY
o p
NEW YORK.
Pliny Kivemau, Preuldcnt, H. C I-'reemnn, Uco
I'ualt mpltnl ovit ffJ,wrf., nil pafd.
r. 15, JlOmSON.BLOOlMBliUllG.J'A
OENEIIAL AGENT,
For Luzerne, Lycoming nnd Columbia
couutles.
Aug. 20,'OJ-ly.
JNSUJtANOJE AGENCY.
Wyoming $170,000
iEtna 1,000,00c
Fulton SOd.OOO
North America - 300,000
City 450,000
International 1,400,000
Niagara 1,000.000
Putnam 630,000
Merchants 830,000
Springfield .'. 670,000
Farmers' Danville '. 600,000
Albany City 400.000
Lancaster City 2f0,000
York Horse, Death t Theft...... 65,000
Home, Now Haven 1,000,000
Danville, Horso Theft
TREAS BROWN, Apent,
IlLOOMSBDRQ, FA
inarS.CO-ly.
. JpiRST NATIONAL
WIIITK LEAD,
11 EST, PUREST, AND CHEAPEST I
SATISFACTION CiUAliANTEED I
For Whiteness, Durablllty.andBrllllan.
ev. It has no eoual.
Hold by nil dealers Iu Valuta throughout
me eouuiry
BARKER, MOORE & MEIN,
succrwioits to
T. MORRIS TEltOT &. CO.
Bole Proprietor, Philadelphia, I'a.,
Dialers In all kinds or
DRUGS, OILS, FAINTS, GLASS,
UYESTUFFS, AC., AC.
Caution. Owing to tho popularity ol
our "First Nntloual Whlto Lead," other
parties havo been Induced lo oiler n. sou.
ilous article ULder the bamo name, Thero
foro llewaie of Couuturlelts. Tho eenu
Ine Is put up In extra heavy tin paint
1uii, wiMi'iuicm jueuiiiiu wire nauuies,
and the name of
BARKER, JIOORE & MEIN,
On ench label,
For sale by
JIOVElt llltOTIIERS,
inarij'70-ly, Ulouuibburg.
This is NO PATENT MEDICINE IIU.MUUG.
gotten up to dupe Iho Ignorant and credulous
nor Is It rciircsented as being "ccuioscd of raro
and precious bubMnucis brought liom the four
corners of tho earth, carried seven limes neioss
,mm i wniui nauuruiion ine oaeus or four
teen uiniels, and brought across tho Atlantic
Ocean on two Ships." It is n ample, mild, taith
Inu Jlemedu.ei vercel Specific for CATAniiiiund
'Coi.ii in HIKllEAii,"ii)sufor qili'iiklvo llreath
Loss or Impairment of the Kerne ofHmell.Tusto
or hearing, Wuterlng or Weak Eyes.l'aln or
l'rcskiiro In the Head, when eaused.as they all
not nufi eiiuentlyare, by the violence of Catarrh.
1 oiler. In good lallli, a standing Reward of taxi
or n rase of Catarrh that 1 cannot cuie.
for hale iiy mosi iniraaiTH every.
Fjuce Only 60 Cent).
.Sent by mull, post paid, on reeelnt ofHixTv
taw r ,"u:1",Sl'', f"f ! oo or l Djien iur
Send n two cent stamp ror Dr. Sago's pamphlet
on Catarrh. Addicss tlio Pronrlutor, 1
If V 1,1 It'llfl r i
nayl5'70-tf,
tllUiKALO,'N,'V,
ARCH STREET
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
" "f ii rfiVfriSJ?7V 8T-t 'III'-ADELrlllA.
Receiving lor the Spring Trade a large slocS
tho New Styles of
J A Rl'WTIWnd
purchased at the lowest Gold Rales, and will be
bold at n great reduction from last beason's prices.
ENULfsII URUSSLLHnt 11.60. and all' other
inana'70-Sm, 32 Arch Ht, Philadelphia.
A
LL KINDS OP JOB PRINTING
noatlv executed at Tjr r f Vit ttu it, . xi st.,n.
PriuUng Offloe.
lriTwwm l lliiiiliMlllTrr,l jff'Mij
310,000 GUARANTEE,
B
UCK LEAD
EXCELS ALL OTIJ.EU LEAD I
1st, For Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
2d, Kor Its Unequalled Durability,
Hd. For Its Unsurpassed covering Property.
Lastly ror Its Economy.
Wit COSTS LESS to paint Willi Hunt Lead
than any other Whlto ),ond extant, The snmo
weight covers MOM'. SlIIlKAOEMsmoro DUit
Allf.K, and makes WllITElt WollK.
ntJCK LEAD, Is Iho Cheapest and lies!.
tlll.lKlO UUAHAnTEE,
BUCK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCS.
Int. Forlla Unequalled Durability,
2d. For ltft Unrlvalcil 'WhlteiieRi,
nd. For Us llnsurpaHsed Covering Iroierly.
I,astly, for Its Great Economy,
being tho CHEAPEST, HANDSOMEST, and
moil DURABLE Whlte-Falut Iu tho world,
II V Y ONLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZING:
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED.
SutUfactton Guaranteed by the Manufacturers
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
rrcparcd expressly for Painting
COTTAGES, OUT UUILDIN OS of every descrlr
COTTAGES. OUT UUILDIN OS of every descrlp
lion, FENcr.H, Ac. THIRTY-FIVE DIFFER
ENT COLOItS, Durable, Cheap, Uniform, and
IK
El
lleautlful shades.
Sample cauls sent by Mall If desired.
Dealers' Orders will bo promptly executed by
me juumijuciuieis,
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
N. W. Cor. Tenth nnd Market Streets,
Jan2S'70-ly, Philadelphia
QMNIBUS LINE.
The undersigned would resictfiilly announce to
tho citizens of Bloomsbnrg and tho publlo gene
rally tha ho Is running an
OMNIBUS LINE
between this place and tho different railroad de
pots dally (Sundays excepted), toconncctwlththo
several trains going South and West on the Cain
wlssa aud WMIamsport Railroad, and with those
going North and Bouillon tho Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg Railroad.
Ills Oinnlbusscs nre in good condition, coninio
dtous nnd comfortable, nnd charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to meet or sco their friends do
part, can be accomodated upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice at any of the hotels.
JACOB L GIUTON, Proprietor.
J A U G II ' S
HAW I10NI1
SUPER PHOSPHATE OP LIME,
0c,nE MARK
SPRING
1870.
FARMERS!
INCREASE YOUR CllOr OF
CORN, OATS, POTATOES, WHEAT AND
GRASS,
As well as
ADD TO THE FERTILITY OF YOUR SOIL
By a Judicious and Economical mode of
MANURING.
GET THE VALUE OF YOUR OUTLAY THE
FIRST SEASON.
OBTAIN BETTER FILLED EARS AND
HEAVIER GRAIN.
KEEP YOUR SOIL FREE FROM NOXIOUS
WEEDS.
MAKE YOUR LANDS PERMANENTLY
1'ERTILE.
Over SIXTEEN years or constant use, on all
crops, has proven that Baugh's Raw Bone Phos
phate may bo depended upon by Farmers.
HiailLY IMPROVED AND STANDARD
WARRANTED.
For balo by Agricultural Dealers generally.
BAUGII cc SUAS,
Manufacturers.
Olllce No. 20 S. Delaware Avenuo, Philadelphia,
marl8'70-Cm.
-yilY WILL YOU
i
RUIN YOUR EYESIGHT
Y CSINa COMMON CILASSF-S,
When you a purchaso
LAKAllUS it M O It It I ti'
CELEURATED PERFECTED
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
They nro recommended by the Faculty for
l ui'lty or Material, Brilliancy or Finish, and
... . uu" -reserving i-owcrs, in
which they excel all others. They last many
years without change.
They can only be obtained In
RLOOMSBURCt PA.,
Of Miss A. D. WEBB,
BOOK STORE. MAIN STREET.
Role appointed Agcntror this place. No Peddlers
LAZARUS & MORRIS
,o.. Manufacturing Opticians,
marl8.70-ly. Hartlord.Conn
Tho Living Machine
Tntnrn llin mnln inrlnnfl mtinh .1
portion ol tho works becomes disordered. The
uuiuuu biumacu is io mo uuman&ysiem wual
that clastic pleco or metal Is to a chronometer.
It Influences tho action or tho other organs, nnd
controls, to a certain extent, Iho wliolo living
machine Tho comparison may bo carried fur
ther: for ns thn TrrnltiManr nthn. ImnA.rnlnn.
or the main pprlng is indicated on tho face of tho
n juepieee, bo uibo is ine weakness or other dis
order of tho stomach betrayed by tho face ol the
1 n valid. The complexion Is sallow or raded, tho
ej e mu ucucieni in lusiro and intelligence, and
there Is a worn, anxious expresslonin tho whole
COUntCnaUCO Which telln n. nlnltilv nu TOr1ffr
words eould do, that tho nrtal nourishing organ
wuoso omco ii is to minister to tho wants of tho
body, and tobustaln and renew all Its parts, Is
not performing its duly. It requlrcsienovatlng
nnd regulating, nud to accomplish this end llos-
IcttCr'H Stomach Ttlttertt Tvifiv lm Irnlir i.al.1 nl.A
7ie one thing needul. Tho broken main spring of
nuien may no replaced uy a new ono, but the
stomach can only bo repaired and slrengthencd.
and this is one of tho objects of tho famous veg
etable restorative which for eighteen years has
been waging a successful contest with dyspepsia
In all climates. As a bpeclflo for indigestion It
stands alone. When tho resources of tho phar
macopoeia havo been exhausted, without, at best,
doing more than mitigating tho complaint, a
courso of this wholesome and palatable, yet
powerful, stomachic ellicts a pcriect and perma
nent euro. In all cases of dytpepsla tho liver Is
more or less disordered, and upon this Important
gland, os well as upon Iho stomach and bowels
the Bitters act with slnsular distinctness, regu
latins and tcluvigoratlng overy secretive and
assimllatlng'organ on which bodily and menial
health depend. rjc3'70-Im
rpiIE HYPERION HAIR
AN INDISPENSABLE
ARTICLE FOR THE
LADIES,
(IateMed July WAdSW,)
Tbla PnrlA,. ta 11, a
prrfect Invention ever or
tered to tho public. It is
easily operated. neat In ap
pearance nnd will not In
jure the hair, as there Is
no heat reoulrcd. nor any
metallic substance used to
rust or break tho hair.
Manufactured only and
for bale by
tSfeTgflk MCMILLAN & CO.
;?tS. No, 03 North Front Street,
Philadelphia, fa.
Sold nt Dry Goods, Trimmings nud Notion
Stores,
N. 11. Single Box f5 rentss 3 Boxes, assorted
sizes, 15 els. Matted free to any part of the unit
ed Hlaies, upon receiptor thomouey.
Je:'I'70-6J;iii. '
POWDER KEGS AND LUMBER,
-A.
W.M.MONROE A CO..
Rupert, Fa..
Manufacturers ol
POWDER KEGS,
vml doalersn all kinds of
LUMBER,
give notice that Ihey are prepared to accoinodat
heir cuklom with dispatch, ond on the cheapen
crms.
TVTORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL-
J.1 WAY.
On and after June 12th 1870, Trains will
NORTHWARD.
J.S5 a.m., Dally to Wllllamsiiort, for Elmlra
Brfdgefo'a.1 'ralf.!'"' UuUal01 Bu"ul
3M,V' Eajly,(except Sundays) for Elmlra anu
llulmlo via Erie Railway fiim Elmlra.
por""' UallJrieIccrtfciuuJtty1) for Williams
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
11,15 A.M.Dally (except Monday's) for Baltimore
WILMINOTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
H'8?,,1'1 Da"y (except Sunday's) for Baltlmort
Washington aud Fnlladelphla. """uu"
ED. S. YOUNG.
. . .... General l'asbeuger AgciiL
AMiuJDlt.FJSKs. Ueu'lHupL,
(fffit
Dry Goods & Notions.
JEW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
SUMMER GOODS.
DAVID LOWENBERO
Invites' attention to Ills stock of
CHEAl' AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
at Ms Moro on
Main Street, two doors abovo I ho American House
Bloomsburg, l'n.,
whero ho has Jnst received from New York aud
Philadelphia a full assoilmenl of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durnblc, and
handsomo
DRESS G OOl S.
consisting of
BOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-OLOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
or nil sorts, sUcs and colore, He has also replen
ished Ills already largo stock ol
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 large and well-sc
ected assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which ho Is prepared lo make to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, aud In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
and most of it is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ol orery description, fluo nnd cheap, His caseol
Jewelry Is not surpasscdjln thlsjplace. Call aud
oxamlno his general asbortmcu of
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.
DAVID LOWENBERO.
c.
C. M A R R
havo Jnstrccelved from tho eastern markets a
largo nnd well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
COKHISIISO OP
Casshncra,
Jeans,
Best bleached A
Brown .Muslin';,
Calicoes,
Tlcklngi,
Tablo Linens,
Cotton it
All wool flannels,
.tc, Ac,
A'good stock or
Ladles dress goods,
Latest styles & patterns,
Spues or nil kinds,
Good btock grocciies,
tluecnsware,
Slono ware,
Wood & willow ware,
Flour & Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin
Brass, Ac, AU goods sold cheap for cash or pro
duce.
Ho would call tho attention of buyers to his
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept In the coun
try, feeling confident that ho can sell them
goods at such prices as will cusuro .satisfaction
Nov. 5,'GO-tf IS. C. MARR.
jyjILLER'S STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS.
The subscriber haa lust returned from tho cities
With another largo and select assortment or
TALL AWD WINTER QOODS.
purchased In Now York aud Philadelphia lit tho
owest ngnre, and which he Is determined to sell
on as moderato terms as can bo procured else
where In Bloomsburg, His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
or tho choicest styles and latobt rashlons, together
with a largo :assortment or Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting or tho following at tides
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
CascJmcrcs,
Shawls,
Flannels,
. Silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
HoopSklrU,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Cedarware
Quccnswaro, Hardware
Hoots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets, '
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glimsej,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In short, everything usually kept In country
stores, to which no Invites tho attention of the
puuuo generally. Tho highest price will be paid
ior country rroduce In exchange for goods.
S. II. MILLER SON.
Arcade Buildings, Bloomsburg, Pa,
c
ONFECTIONERY.
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In the building lately occupied by Fox & Webb
where he Is prepared to furnish all kinds of
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AC, AC.
BY WHOLESALE OK RETAIL.
in short, a full assortment of all roods In
his lino of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, A-c.
Suitable for tlm Unllilav. PaHI.nl.. nAnt,n..
given to
BREAD AND CAKES, '
of all kinds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
OHISTMA8 TOYS,
A call Is solicited, and satisfaction will b
guaranteed.
Nov. 22, 1667. ECKIIART JACOBS.
jyjrERUIIANDIBE '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
To my friends and' the publlo generally, that all
muua ui
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
NOTIONS, cVO.,
are constantly on hand and lor sale
AT IIARTON'S OLD STAND
BLooMsntma, nv
JAMES K. EYEH
KfAlst, Bolo Agent forJEms' Phosphate of
ime. Large lot constantly on baud. Ifeb8'S7.
B
UY THE BEST.
THE RED LION BRAND,
B X, A C IE AXiFAOA
Is superior to nil others In color, quality nud
price i lo bo found only ut ' luu'"' """
M. P. LUTZ'S
Dealer In Dry Goods and Notions. In Brewer's
?rW.bS Jlni! ,"m .' ",0 "ft "ouio, Mali
Street, Bloomsburg, I'a. mayl3'70-tf
M
u S I 0.
'Ilia nn,lAntnn..., . .... .. . .
iiiv.iiiv.,;iiVi u "Vum resnccuuiiy inform
the citizen; or Bloomsburg and vicinity that he
u,ite',,.c.'1 lu ;liel,r n Wt"ror the pure of loU
i ?. SSi C"'lpn , a teacher or inuslc. For
fvSrv' ?' iean. 10 un bcc" located in Brook
kS'iV' tutfontlnuedlll.healthmodoncoun.
iKh6"C0 d,"r.ab'f- o will teach bcholirs
St moderate rale" claHiu'-w' m prefer,
PIANOS TUNED
feRafuu,doSlclhOrtU0"Ce- A" ordir" 10111,9
publlo patronage, 1. y. NILEhT
IlIoouuajurB.ldayW.lWO-tr ff' '"
Dry Goods & Groceries.
rj. RAND OPENING
IT (111 A Mil nl'P.KINtJ
UKAN11 urKNimi
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOOI1H,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting ol
consisting of
consisting of
consisting or
consisting or
DRY GfloilS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND OAFS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
H007B AND KIIOKS,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
RKADY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
RKADY-MADK CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIWO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
IiOOKINO-G LASSES,
LOOK I N U-G LASS ES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OI1.S,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
U HOC E It I EH,
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
tlUEENSWARE,
UlIEHNHWARE,
UltEENHWAHK,
llUEENSWARE,
llUEENSWARB
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWAHK,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
HALT,
SALT,
HALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
F1T11
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HKEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
Ac,
Ac.
AC,
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
neXl
NEAL
jtfcKKLVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
Northwest corner ot
Northwest corner or
Northwest corner or
NorthweBt corner or
CO.'S,
CO.'H,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'H.
Main nnd Market Streets,
Main and Market Streets,
Main and Market Streots,
Main nnd Market Street.
Northwest corner of
Main and Market directs,
BLOOMSBURG, FA,,
BLOOMSBURG, FA
BLOOMSBURG, FA
BLOOMSBURG PA.,
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAIUi,
In largo quantities and at reduced rates, nltvay
ou uuuu.
Miscellaneous.
AT E W COAL Y A It D.
J.1 The uiKlerblsned respectfully Inform the
citizens of liloomsbure nud Columbia county,
thai they keen all the dill front numbers offctovo
coal nud selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their whnrf, adjoining M'Kelvy. Kealtt
vo b Furnace; witn a Kf oa pair or imiiaio scales
on the wharf, to weigh coal, hay and Btmw.
J.tlccwie a horso and wagon, to deliver coal to
those who destro it. Ah they purchase n large
amount of coal.they Intend tokeep n superior ar
ticle, nnd sell nt tho very lowest prices. I'lease
call and examines for yourselves before purchas-
AUGUSTUS MAbON.
TILE underslcrned will tnkn in ht.
X change for Coal nnd Groceries, the following
tjuiuin unu iu.1 y iivui, UUIH. l'Oia-
toes, Lard, Ham,&houIder,and fcldo meat, Butter,
I'gs, Hay, A.c.,at tlio hlgheitt caRh prices, at his
.. J.W.IIENDERSIIOT,
Bloomsburg Mar. 19,'C9-lj'.
I Mo
DEST lil THE VrORLD.T
tCIKLUH
Now York Offlco 27 BEEKMAN ST.
dee. 2I,'C0-Cm.
H O. IIOWER,
ipened a first-class
BOOT, SHOE, HAT CAP. AND Elm RTnrti-
at the old stand on MalnStreet, BloomsburEjifew
Pf d f tho very latest and best styles over offer
v., ,u m.mutu.ui iuiuinuia uouuty, lie can
accommodate the iubllcwlthtIiefollowlnSEoods
nt tlm lowest, rnlf.u fnn. i... ?V. T
f toga boots, men's double and stnglo tan soled
kip boots, men's heavy stoca shoes of all ki,i.
,in.,Kr...,., , u , . ul Hu graaes, boy't
oinvo T 1 1 11 i i i ' ol a'1 "'nds, men's
. - . ....Uu..,i duuv;o,uii;u a. wuinen S, UOVS'B
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's glove kid
"" MMu.wumeu morocco uairuorals and
calf shoes, women's very flne kid buttoned gait-
gedamUewed" u peg
nwnOof " W aU Ca" atteatlon t0 ul flne assort
HATS, CAPS, FURS AND NOTIONS.
, i1 . . 110 new ana Popuioi vurl
b Yu,eu caunoiiau to sun all. ITliese
B"l8 are offered nt the lowest cash ratet and
,VI, .P . r. . BuiiBiaeiiun, A call
Is fpllclfed beforo nurcliaslng elsewhere as It Is
tllinnt nnvlh..i,liJ T . K 0 are Ml oe IOnU
Dec ti'W' ' """"""y
WENT
febll'70-ly,
JAIILY ItOSR POTATOES,
THE GREAT TOPIC OF THE DAY.
Tho subscriber ha.i n llmtte,! K,,n,.iv nr
Early Rose l'otntn. wtiiei, tinioiii L,.i, .
- , hi, iu
Wish). Iff in urnpnrn ll.lo nvnnlt..t ....i. . ....
low rato of Two Dollars ner bushel. Ho has
a . .w ..... ...lvi,m , wiieu.wL iiiu
aiso, twenty or tho Best Varieties of
STKAWBERIIY, HASPBEHUY,
1IOT-HOUSE AND OUT.DOOH PLANTS.
all of which will bokentcm 1mh.i1 n.,i i...
In their season, '
PRICE LIST OF EARLY ROSE POTATOES:
Per bOUnd. 23 reiltH I Pfr nirV f.nnl..
lillLlinl 1 KTL. 1... 1. i..t...1 v. . ' .
...v.,..v, uM.cj, (Mv, i er uarrei,
,nn..s-a..r ABBOTT,
inarl8"Mf. Espy, i'a.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
) TrC.pC.ttt.-H- FREE !
jibleJLjyrigs
A MASTERLY VERSIFICATION OF THE
SUBLIME l'OLTRY OF THE BIBLE.
SO pronounced by leading clergymen and lay
men of all denominations. Unlersallyudmlrod
and highly esteemed both ror IU great Intrlnsle
merit andiiuchanlcul ilnlsh. Aboautllul pros,
pectus, f loin a new and original design, showing
tho different styles of bludlug, etc., tent atuo
lutely FREE ta all atcepted as Agents,and a sam.
I1b tony when desired, at isper cent, leu than the
.ml thn M nfct. l.ltkf.rnl 1'. nr.. l.n.f..n
terii. efaddrSs lKu"1"
O.F. VENT, Publisher,
inaj'dio-tf 8 Barclay at. New York.
Sowing Machine
.ROVER ,fc BAKER'S
-'iiEH.
Tliorollowlng aro elclca from 11.
testimonial of slmlin, .1.... M toon,,..,.
the reason, for tho preference f'n' e,P"fc
baker Machines overall oZl' "18 Dov,,1
' "I 1 1 L-n 1 1. a ri 1 "
first place, because Ir r'lalrrMnM,i,
Ud still want 11 GroVci ruS'1 r 5,
It Is easier to learn flmnnrVr' ?,0'.'
'T llrtVA l.n.l M
with
me
er
Hal
; if cat mtisnTct on. f ffinLwil'hffiH
Machine Is m i.V.1,1"1' Die OrnviM'H
imnio io gei nut or order i ;.,""?"1. nd 1. 1
Baker, dcclded!y."MrV r!rrK.f" Tli o,l l
anything could bo iuV. ,i ,S,t"ta. HaidliV i
saiisiaciion.--iMrs. uenera UrZ?' " C
"I bellovo It i i . .. .nt'
eonsidcreil, of nuy tlmt i i1"0 , all in.
very slmiiioiiudeiLsiii i,.1 uve kn0 ,f
tho ordinary spools i, t;nrucJl '
stitch Is entirely r?l laW0Fr."1, "JS!?ff
Brooklyn: ' Spooner. sa
"01!(,J
dlnin,l,.V."'?.'.tiJ
Beecher,
"Tho Qrovei-A n.b.. ... .
has rendered In every fcstiwt if
satisfaction, it combines To mt1
with beautv of eitnuim.S, "y ovu,.
that It is n . necessity in evehou uK n'i
Governor Genry. liarrih,,r J i : J?U!"-110I1; .X:
'IhavohadthoOrov'irillia.ir .
for ten pr twolvo years in cinsiiSi uJ'f'1
nceon,pllshedu,ontii'"e
to tho cni re Mitlsfaction of all IfeJ1'!
iv.uvu. iivuv. oiepueu it, Tyng --w.
garment In "act. Tlie stitch Vnil1
bias seams, when n,,ii c," 1.?01 lt -
neiuieriiocs u uraw tlio work."-4 in n? V,
lug, 4 East Twenty-fourth BtecllNri w
-Wo havo a (Jroer & Biker
chine forscven years In constan : .?kll"
felling, tucking 'and V"e?yth S5S!te
can do. 1 1 Is pi eferred over 1 1 1 ifi hi .llf 1
o f It, durabli'ity of val&SCi&X
of stitch, caso of movement, and kimr,!!?.1''
coustructlon."-I.Mrs it n..i blmPBcity ,
than a Or over i" VJ. .uL'",f
i:iKwip.e:c:KAffia
lug and Mint; oll.e rvarl," fiff ,' r'S,? f J
.A ;.Ti.; . :,.i.Y'. Al '. V construction
L D. Sa u bor ii . K t. Tjoii 1 s. m W-jUl
i..rn!.'.,".!:ln.B,li?.r2s' f,tv nm i h.1
l, fiit ,i.o n, i, t... .!.. .'inciimcm ti
j'nlr. 1 tako great pleasure in rranunXI
rl.!nforfamlW";M.iTo!M
iituuu nttti,tllliiv JUlll,
lift latr..lninUl,.ll..l t . I
cxceedinRlv Ullllcult lo ga It out of orJerTil
II f , viiiu uv-nu-nau sua
Rev. Archibald C. Kosi.'attWcst f hlrtlelh r.-J
"HI lUtlil
"Tho G rover a Halter Machine lucd
uenei.t iv luauKina inai l oucu a-el as tho I
ivuis '" in IIIU indium J
but 1 would not exchaiiKolt fur the tnoNiexpTI
ivu i uvtrr haw oi any oiuer mnut'. iJ1m,l
wifoof lrof. Wilson, of lIobartL'ol ope.
Tho simplicity of its conhtrurtloal
facillly wltli which ltn uso 1h acquired, ihebJ
ty, RtrenKth, and elasticity of its fititcutdl
iiuU.iuimj n tut muun ui ut lift Vw,a
which do not alt Oitovy at onveto anifuhtrm
"Jlywifo is delighted wlthherCrotl
IJaker Bowing Machine. Hlio prefers the Grl
n iiunvt tu iinj uiiivi nnu itiiisuu,
Fisher. Vhllmlplnliiu ('nnfctpnri'
"Wo havo used one of Grovcri lul
ftider it cannot ho excelled. Jtruns tmoo'J
win uuvtT uui ui ifjuiir, uim unts itv (l
Katlsfrtclton.' Mr. Cdwlu Iluut.MLabi!
O'hlcaeo.
Thn nrAVfiiniii! ll-iinr Ki.tHn VrtMilnnfl
pnny nianulactmo both tho Ula-sllc irtLUtl
Ictr Hlltfli fnhfiiod nnrl riff. r tlm nnh! I
cholco of tho best machines of both ktcifl
mcir chiauiisnmeuu in nil tlie wrgecme)!
tnrough agencies lu lu.iny all tovras tbrouA
t lift rnitnlrv. Prion r.iuu nm mmn'Ma ct tc
in both hlltchcs furnMicil ou apillcattoJ
0 rover d llakcr & M. Co.. Philadelphia. ortl
J. A. uoimi
rioonubcj
June25't;Wy tdi
Hardware Be Cutlery. I
rpUK NEW IIAKDWAliESTOIl
X Nil PLUH LLTKA, I
Having enlarged our btoro ltoom ficdl
OPENED A NEW BVVriY,
directly from the Manufacturers, purchasti
caru, ou a uecnuing inui Kei, w e art) rrepi
offer tho samo to
FAHMKILS, MECHANICS, BUILDEW.
anl the rest of Mankind, a general stock, t
prising nil tho kinds aud qualities ubually i
in ciii'Jiuru waro more, kuuuuie ioiue
rtf thn pnmilv nt. titiitcnnlU- Imv ttriCPS.
jxii inoso wnu aro uehinouHui puuikuiuk i
hi our line can havo Jionev uy luumuiiiu1
Nftw IlnrilwnrA Klnro.
rieuso (rivo ua a cm i nnu etarame nor hu
Apr. 23.C0-lyr ' Jiloomhburt.fl
JACon K. SatiTU, J. K. 1
MtTH & SELTZEIl,
Importers and Dealers In Foreign anJDoil
HAIU) W A R E,
a UN 8. CUTLER Y, it'.,
NO. 109 N. TninDSTIlEET, AB.CVUlOWBlll
piiiriADi:LrniA.
Nov. 22, BMf.
ARHIAGR SrANUFACTORY
n
Bloomkburg, 1
....., nnnTUEB
Have
on hand and for sale at tlie B"
I mtnMrtit
Ulo
ruten.a
OARRIAQES,
.lescrlptlon ofWagoWtU
aud every
I'EAIN ANU .- . M,l
tobeina.looflheltJI,Jj;iJ
able material
a'.i- worlc ,ent out from, V", t
wormuun
IlblllllCUt
.will ho found to .It(f.
ii uu uro
o IUKIVU iPi-n,-, . I
luo ubwrluieut of I
ftlbO a U
of all
thn neweRt nnd most
wen
Iftla
und carefully made aud oi tue
';?'lo.ii!!f.V":!!:0r'ueiVl:l
believed
W.UUUhdi to nl J isiUll'
rated WIiaoNHEWINOMAyVii t 'j
lachlnelu the wor d. '" V hi
ONK MACIIINU WlTIIOl-T MO"!,),,!, I
particulate, uddress iN. t)th
uprb'JIMni.
BUSINESS OAHDS,
Vlsri'INU CARDS,
LETTER llii.iii
UII.I. HIW.
J VWHJ HUM - -va
From the Latefct Styles of Tyre fict I
D
E N T I S T R Y.
nt-VTIST,
11. U, JlUHi-". " ,,
iectfully offera hla Pr?'f1ff&oSf.HM-
adlea and gentlemen of 1 1 h i iw l
y. He la prepnied to attend 'ro(l.Bkll
lies
tllA
clulty
ous oneiaiioim in . mu ...v.hi iw
la provided with the " '"Ton oi 1
J KETll WHICH Will w) i,Vni MCI!" 'TJ
silver nnd rubber baso to lop J" J!, m o'I
ft8 .' V?.l.!,a.cl,d "ifoiStl
Court JIouko, eamo
prlnclpalaclilS'Sflr'.'ltolJ
llakcr to them all, beimiso i,Ilcr1t.heunjJ fj
mure clastic. 1 liav,, Cul,,IJi' iniiiB.1!
which was done '!S IntSlfJ
U.kdilree,.NnVtl'l- NO? ISSiM
remswldcluro inWMfSAKI
, 1 "K''"'HMra.Tirnryffl