The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, December 16, 1870, Image 4

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    THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOUJL1AT, BLOOMS U11U, COLUMBIA COUNTY, JPA.
AGRICULTURAL & DOMESTIC.
Starving the Orchnnl.
It h tlio theory and prnctlce of Porno
orchardlBts to slarvu their fruiting trees
under tho iinprr&ilon Hint It tuuMts
them healthy and productive.
The. theory looks pluuslblo. It Is piU1
growth must be checked In time to
ripen the wood, bo that It may not be
Injured by thecold nnd frost9 of winter.
11 im co tho predutermtned nud system
atic plan for starvation Is entered upon
with a will. Accordingly the cultlvii
tlon U stopped, ilia orchard sown to
umsa, tho crop cut nnd carried otf tho
field and nothing restored In tho way ol
fertilized.
Thu results nt first nro apparently fa
vorable. Tho growth of wood Is surely
checked ; fruit budsaro formed In great
abundance, aud tho pioapuct la moat
fluttering. For a few seasons tho fruit
Is fine and In groat plenty.
But very soon appearances change ;
fruit small nnd knotty, aud less of It.
Tho trees mako a poor growth, show
evident signs of weakness, dlsoaue, and
jiuo actually dlol
"What Is tho matter with tho apple
tneaY" We aiiswer, niuttsr enough.
It I a clour eaao of starvation. Tlio
old theory of half starving trees to
uiuko them healthy, Is "false as fair."
Who ever heard of half feeding or
half clothing children to mako them
healthy and vigorous and strong? No,
men of full growth, a well as children,
must bo fed liberally if thoy would
maintain good health and a long and
useful life.
It is so with our orchard trcos. Let
them have all the food that their many
fibrous roots will take up, and that their
loaves can digest, and you need not fear
tho result. Your trees may not bear so
young, or so abundantly for tho first
few years, but they will endure and
BiJrvlvo yur generation, supply fruit
for your children's children.
Young orchards may be cultivated In
corn or potatoes for tho first three or
four years, then sow In clover for two
or three years; In the meantime dress
with plaster, ashes and superphosphate,
with such and so much stable manure,
from time to tlmo, ns can be Bparcd
from other field and garden crops. Turn
under tho revonil crop of clover every
third year. Watch tho health nnd
growth of your trees, and adapt your
culture to it. Treat them as you would
your children, and thoy will grow up to
bless ycu.
Uow to Alako Cuttings Grow.
It Is well ascertained that a cutting
will develop root much soonor In moist
sand than In rich soil. But tho sand
cannot maintain its growth for any
length of time. To prepare pots for
raising cuttings, th'ey should be filled
nearly to the brim with rich garden
loam dark and porous, not clayey and
soggy; then pour iu ono inch In depth
of scouring sand-sea sand will do as well
as yellow sand. AVet this thoroughly,
and place tho cutting, from which all
but tho threo or four upper leaves have
been removed, cloao to tho side of the
pot; tho contact of the ware against
tho stem or tho cutting promotes its
growth. Press the wet sand firmly
around tho stem. A great deal of your
chanco lor success in raising slips or
cuttings depends upon this. Plant ar
mnuy cuttings ns tho pot will hold,
jiuiu kix io a uozeu, according 10 me
sizo of your pot ; when they aro firmly
Bet in the sand, two or threo can bo In
terred In tho mlddlo of tho pot. Set
them away in a dark, warm place, for
twenty-four or thirty-six hours. Thus,
catling will grow quickly in a hotbed,
brcauso tho temperature is not iliy.
Their growth depeuds a great deal upon
light, heat and molMuro. If a bud is
closo nt tho base or a cutting.it will
strike root more easily is not apt to
decay. Tho roots shoot from a bud,
and tho lowor down It Is the surer your
success. When the leaves drop, the
plant is commencing to grow ; if they
wither on the stem, it has begun to do
cay. By following theso directions, no
ono can fail to grow all kinds of house
plants. Bosea and all tho rarest flowers
of tho green houses aro propagated In
this manner.
Uow to Make Bread.
Dr. Lewis gives this as tho proper
way to make good bread : Obtain good
wh eat and grind it without bolting.mtx
It with cold water until It is as thick as
can bo well keaten with a spoon ; and,
after It is thoroughly beaten up, put It
into a largo iron pan, composed of many
little ones, which must first bo in ado
hot; put the pan quickly into tho hot
oven, and bake it as rapidly as possible.
Tho heat of the oven instantly coagu
lates tho glutten In tho flour, which re
tains the steam within-, whereupon tho
biscuits expand and becomo very light
This broad Is very porous and digest 1
ble. It is delicious and wholesomo If
aten hot, and is moro so when cold.
This Is tho best bread that can bo made
of wheat. If you prefer, ralso the
bread with good yeast, but don't uho it
until it is at least twelve hours old.
Indelible Inks.
BLUE INK.
Blue lndellblo ink for marking linen,
u made of flvo parts of oxldo or moly
bdenum, dlssolvod In tho requisite
quantity of hydrochloric acid; two
parts of tho extract of liquorice, and
six of gum-arabic dissolved In two-hurt
dred parts of water. These two i-olu
tlons are mixed, and after writing with
them on tho objects, tho spot written
upon Is moistened with a solution of
chloride of tin in water. This indelible
Ink not only withstands washing, hut
also all kinds of acids and alkalies,
xcept 'thoso which also destroy the
linen.
uosflix'ii inujslidlk ink.
This ink is nmdo of two parts of pow
dered acetato of copper, four parts of
lal.amuioniu, ono part of lamp-bluck,
nd twenty parts of water, well mixod
together. They mako u good indelible
ink, which, however, must always be
well shaken before using.
i-ubtle itajjan indeuule ink.
Tlio Italian ink of the tradoisnchlor
ido of gold. The material to ho mark
exl is first zontitaned with a solution of
chloride of tin, and dried. Then, upon
writing with the gold chloride, a pre
oipllato of gold purple, tho beautiful
purple of Cosslus, Is the result, which
penetrate the fibres very minutely.
A good rule Back your friends and
THE YOUNG FOLKS.
Tin; Ilog nnd tho Sparrow.
Thero was onco n Shepherd's Dog,
Which had rt very bad master, who
never gavo htm food enough far Ills
services; nud ouo day, having tnndoup
his mind to endure such treatment tie
loiiucr, the Dog left tho man's service
uml took his way, thuuxh with mut-li
sorrow. On tlio road tho Dog met n
Sparrow, who said "Brother Dog, why
Mre you so glum ?"
Tho Dg replied, "I am hungry ant)
have nothing to rut."
"Oh," replied tho Sparrow; "come
with me, and I will soon satisfy you."
Ho they went together to tho town,
und, when they came to a butcher's
shop, the bird said, "Walt a bit here, I
will peck you down a pluce of meat;"
and fly itig into tho shop, and looking
round to seo that no ono observed Tier
she pecked and pulled at a joint which
hung just over tho window till It fell
down. Tho Dvg Instantly snatched It,
and, running lutou corner, soon devour
ed it. When he had done, the Sparrow
took him to anothf r sliop and pecked
down n second plet oof meat, and, when
thu Dog had finished this, the Sparrow
usk -d, "Aro you sulisflvd now, Brother
Dog ?"
"Yes," ho replied, "with flesh; but I
havo touched no bre.fd at all yet."
So tho Sparrow, saying, "That you
shall havo If ycu will como with me,"
led him to a baker's, and pushed down
u couple of loaves, and, when tho Dog
had finished them, she took him to
another shop and pushed down more,
As soon as thesa wcro consumed the
Sparrow asked again if he was satlsll
ed, and tho Dog replied, "Yes; and now
wo'H walk awhile round the town."
Off they started now upon tho high
load ; but it being very warm weather,
they had not walked far, when, ns they
came to a corner, tho Dog said, "I am
tired and must go toslcep."
"Very well," replied tho Sparrow;
"meanwhllo I will sit on this twig "
So tho Dog laid down In tho middle of
tho road and was soon f.ist asleep.
Presently a Carrier came up tho road
driving a wuggon with threo hordes,
laden with two casks of wine, and as
thu Sparrow saw that tho man did not
turn aside, but kept In tho mlddlo of
tho road where4ho Dog lay, sho called
.out, "Carrier, take caro what you do,
or I will make you poor I"
But tho Carrier, grumbling to him
self, "You milko mo poor, inde?d 1"
cracked his whip anddrovotho waggon
straight or., so that tho wheels passed
over tho Dog and killed him. "You
havo killed my brother tho Dog, and
that shnll cost you your horses und your
cart!"
"Horses and cart, indeed 1" tald the
Carrier ; "what harm can you do me?"
and ho drove on.
Then tho Sparrow, hopping under
tho waggon-covering, picked at the
bungholo of ono of the casks until slit
worked out the cork, so that all the
wine ran nut without its being perceiv
ed by tho Currier ; but all tit onco the
man looked behind him and paw thu
wine dropping Iroiu tho cart, nnd, try -ing
thu cn-ie, found that ono of them
was empty. 'Ab," cried he, "now 1
am a poor roam" "Yet not poor
enough 1" tuld tho Sparrow, and, fly1
Ing on to tho head of ono of tho horses,
she pecked out ono of its eyes. When
tho Carrier saw this ho drew out his
hatchet and tried to hit tho bird, but
sho flew up, and, Instead, ho cut his
own horso's head, so that it fell down
dead. "Ah," crjed ho, "now I am a
poor mnu I"
arm not poor enougnr- saui mo
Sparrow; and, whllo tho Carrier drove
further ,on with his two horses, she
crept ngnln under tho covering of tho
waggon and pecked, out the bung of the
second cask, so that all tho wlno drip
ped out. When tho man round this ho
exclaimed again, "Ah, now I am a
poor man 1" but tho Bird replied, "Not
poor enough yet I" and, settling on the
hea3 of tho second horse, sho pecked
nut its eyes also. Again the driver
lifted his axo and made a cut at tho
Sparrow, which flow nway, so that tho
blow fell on his horso nud killed t..
"Ah, now I am poorer still I" cried tho
man; but tho Bird replied, "Not yet
poor enough I" and perching on tho
third horse, sho pecked out its eyes also
In a terrible passion tho driver aimed a
blow with his axo as bpforo at tho Spar
row, but, unfortunately missing, lilt
his own horso Instead, and so killed his
third nnd lat animal. "Ah me! poorer
and poorer !'' oxclaimrd tho Carrier.
"Not yet poor enough I" reiterated
the Sparrow; "now I will mako you
poor at home;" and so flew away.
Tho Carrier was forced to leavo his
waggon In the road, and went home
full of rago and passion. "Oh." snld
ho to his wife, "what misfortunes
havo had to endure I my wlno has all
run nut, and my horses aro all threo
dead! woe's me 1"
"Ah. my husb "ml I" sho repllf d, "and
what a wicked bird has como to this
house: sho has brought with her all tho
birds In tho world, and there thoy sit
among ur corn and tiro eating every
ear or it!"
Tho man stepped out, und, behold
thousands on thousands or birds ha 1
alighted upon tho ground and had eaten
up all tho corn, and among them sat
too Hparrow. "Ah me, l nm poorer
than over! ' he cried. "Still not poor
enough, Carrior ; It shall cost you your
llful'1 replied the Bird, as sho flow
away.
Thus tho Carrier lost all his property,
and, now entering tho kitchen, ho eat
down behind tho stove nnd becamo
quite moroso and savage. Tho Sparrow,
however, remalnod outside on tho win-dow-slll,
calling out, "Carrier, It hhall
cost you your life I"
At this Hit man seized his axo and
threw It at tho Sparrow, but he only
cut thu wlndow-frnmo In two, without
hurting tho bird. Now tho Sparrow
hopped in, and, perching on thu stove,
nftld again, "Carrier, it shall cost you
your lifo 1" Blinded with ruge nnd fury
ho only cut tho stovo with his axe, anili
us tho Bird hopped about from ouu
place to another, ho pe railed her, und
hacked through all his furniture, glass
es, seats, tables, und lastly, thu walls
ovon of his house, without onco touch
Intr tho Bird.
IIuwover,hont length caught her with
his hand, while his wife asked whether
she should kill her, "No,'1 said ho,
"that were too merciful t sho shall die
much moro horribly, for I will eat her,"
So saying bo swallowed her wholo, but
she begun to flutter about In his stom
ach, and presently came again into his
mouth, and called nut, "Carrier, it snail
cost you your Ilfel"
tho tixe, saying, "Kill thu wretch for
mo dead in my mouth I" Ills wlfo took
It and aimed a blow, but, missing her
mark, sho struck her husband on thu
head nnd killed him. Then tho Spar
row flew away nnd was never seen there
again.
Mincellancous.
S1
OMETIIINU NEW I
Tlio unricTRtgnM wnnM herebv glvn nottro
tlml lie lim tint cnmpletM A FIKM CI. AH"
lli;AUMi;,nn(l Hint ho hnslho ntellltlM tarcarrv
Iuk on the Amines a of UNDKUTAK1N0 Infill
Its binncLiei
IN 0 I T i HTYIiE,
He has Ptiffisroil experienced persons who will
t-ikp i'liarcp oft lie Ixulle Uf thn deceased as Bonn
ns thoy ' fthuIHeof tht mortal coll," and nit end
to wnfthlnit rlem,ihavlntf( dressing, fto. Hhrouds
furnlfthetl nlno to o nler. Al much ex pen so lio
1ms nho procured an
I HON IOE BOX,
tn which bodies can bo prescrrpd In a cleanly
nnd dry condition. -Can-liices turnlshed for fu
f'prnl nccnfuoiift. In Rhort. he tn prepared tn take
rhnrgo of norpe Immediately after death, and
nave irlciuH nud relatives nil further trouble In
reinrd to It.
lie ulso carrier on tho builneis of
CABINET MAKING
UpliotAtcrlnu In alt Its branches, repairing furni
ture, relenting cane bottomed rlmlrn,. Ac
I'lKceof business on Iron Htreet. belnw Main.
UOBEHT 11U AN,
lllnnmsburg, J uly SL lSTOtt.
QIXTY FIVE FIRST PIUZG MED
KJ Al
ALH AWAJIDHO,
THU on EAT
llALTIMORK PIANO
MANUFACTORY.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS 0
OUAND, BQUAHE AND UPUIOlir
PIANO FORTES,
IIALTIMOKK, Mb.
Thco Instruments have been before the public
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their excel
lence alone attained an unpurchased pre-eminence
which pronouucea them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines treat power, Bweetncsj nnd tine sing
ns quality, as well as Kreat purity of Intonation,
and hucetuebs throughout the entire scale, 'ihelr
TOUCH
N pliant nnd elastic, nnd entirely free from the
d Illness luuud In no miiny 1'U noes'
IN WOIIKMANSUII
they nre nnf qualied, mlng none but tho very
best settaonat material, the lare capital -mploe t
In our bus I no n enabling us to keep coutluunll
uu Immense stock of lumber, lc, on hand.
t3.AU our 8qtare Jhanoes have our New Im
proved OVEiHUtUNQ pcale and tho Agraffe
-Ve would call special attention to our late
Ira provemnnt s 1 n OH A SD VIA A'O.V and
AQUAfei: uitAxns: patkntkd auo. h, ihwj,
which brinft tho Piano nearer peritenon thau
hus yet been attained.
Every Piano vclxy War it anted for 5 Yeaiw,
We have made arrangements for the sote
Wholesale Agency for tin most Celebrated PAH
LOtt t UN- nnd MELODEONH, which Wf
otter Wholesale and ltw-ul nt Lowest Kactory
Prices. WILLIAM KN.illB fc CO..
oet.S'TOm Haitlmore. Md.
j?l,wU ror Rhy case of Blind Bleedlns?
Iichlmr.or Ulcerated Piles that King's Pile
Uemeijy falls to emo. It Is prepared expressly
to cure the t Ihs and nothing ele,and hascurou
cases of over W jears standing. Hole by ail
Druggists.
VIA FUG A.
Do lltng's Via Fuwi U the puro Juices of Barks
Herbs, Koots, nnd Uerries, for
CO.8UMPTION.
Inflammation of the Lungs: m11 Liver, Kidney,
and Bladder (ilseaMCs.nruanic Weakness, Female
Afflictions, General Debility, and nil complaints
of the Urinary organs In Male and F male, pro
duclne Dyspepsia, Costiveness, oravei. Dropsy
aud t-cruMla, w hlch moot generally terminate 1
Consumptive Decline. It purine nnd enrlctes
the Blood, the miliary, Glandular and Secretive
Hystein; Corrects Hud Htrefgihens tho Nervou
and Muscular forces; it acts Ukeacharmon weak
nervous, and debilitated lema'es. both young
and old. None should be without It. Bol every
where. Laboratory 142 Krauklin tit.. Balti
more, Md. aug5 70-ly.
s
UAJU'IiESS fc IIABMAN,
EAGLE FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING SHOP,
HTOVES 4 rLOWfci WUOLESALE & RETAIL
THE CELEBRATED MONTROSE IKON BEAM AND
THE HUTTON ?00DEN BEAM PLOWS.
Costings nnd Fire Brick for repalrlngcltyRtoves
All kinds of Brass or Iron casting made to order
upon short notice.
Bloomsbure. Pa. Proprietor
Mar.Hf 'C9-tf,
jgROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
KUOM PHILADELPHIA TO BLOOMSBUitO
and Intermediate points. Goods forwarded wilt
eare And despatch und at low rates.
Goods, al 1'hilAueinnia. must be delivered at
Bltner&Co's. 811 Market tttreet. For full par
tlcuuus, apply to
Aug. 20.C9-ir. It. Depot, Bloomsburg.P
AT E W COAL Y A 11 1).
1 Tiire unriersltmed resoectfully Inform the
citizens of Bloomsburg and Columbia county.
that they keep an tnemnereui Dumoers omiovr
coal auu selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on ineir wnari, uujoiuiug ii ntjvy. nenio
Co's Furnace: with a. good pair of Bntulo scale-
nn tkn wtinrf. tn welsh cnaL hav. nnd straw
Likewise a horso and wagon, to deliver coai 10
those who desire it. Asthey purchase a large
amount of coal.they Intenrt tokeep a superior ar
tirif nnd hpII ut the verv lowest nrlces. Please
call and examine for yourselves before purchas
ing elsewhere. J. W. HKNDEI18HOT.
THE untloralgned will tako in ex
change for Coal and Groceries, tho following
named articles : Wheat, Uye. Corn, Oats, Pota
trwH T.nnl. llnm.Khnulder.8nld side meat.Butter
Kggs, Huy, Ac.nt the highest cash prices, at his
uroccry more, aujoimug i'etr com uru,
J.W. HENDEBSnOT.
oomnhnruMar, 19,'fifl-ly.
TH. T.TIV III. al IAj
I Cch.JmMhU, Ml Aroti St.) lrof. Ufclton, Z16 W,
4th hl(hneiDBktl. U.. ftttd Ur.GrMU. U ChftrlatU.
ui uiooismni
our 01 MM
i C&merABtlaoUt
knits or c4BiU
i fcnfl with but IUU
root d4 Cbr t
ib1b 2 0W Unodoo-
tUtr ?J 7 V Vbofuitrui
U oor ti t1 xfi lrlU
Minn 1 -J hf thM
ngtrvtim B4nu
iMort, tntn
SMDtJ. 1144111).
msitU. otbm
Nana athmr ihaiiH 4Tir b Si. For
P.
has op
0. HOWER,
opened a first-class
BOOT, HIIOE, HAT CAP, AND FUU HTOKL
al the old stand on HalnHtreet.Bloomsburg.Hlev
tioors auove toeuouri iiiiuku, iiih hukik ucuin
nnuf'il nt the verv latest and beststvles over oiler
ed to the citizens of Columbia County, Ilecai
arivitnmiMlatA thu Dilblle with the follow In cr ifoodi
at the lowest rates. Men's heavy double solts
toiR hoots, men's double and simile tan sole
kip boots, men's heavy stoga shoes of all kinds
men a uuo uooio uu uu ui u.i kihuci, uoj i
double soled boots und.uhoes of all Kinds, men'i
cifvH kill Hultnorul hueu.men's. women's. boy s'i
and misses' lastluti gaiters, women's glove kit
I'ullhh ery flne,womeu's morocco Balmorals am
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoned gall
era. In short boots ot all descriptions both peg
jpil und kawod.
He would also call attention to his fine assort-
nieni or
HATH, CA1, FUItS AND NOTIONS,
which comprises all the new and populat vurl
at tea at nrlces which cannot fall to suit all. Then
tjooln are oflered at the lowest cash rates am
will uo uuuruuietMi iu t(i muiikiul-liuu. sw vai
is solicited belore Durchaslna elsewhere as It b
bellevel that better bargains are to be fonnd
than at any otner place m uie county.
Deo. H07
D
ENTISTBY.
II. O. IIOWEn, DENTIHT,
Roupcetfully offer, lila proralonal aerrlCM to
laai&t. ana Ktmuemeu 01 jiiooiaauunc auu vi
ubd vl
.t varl
clnlly. He la prepureti to attend to all tit varl
uua operatlona In the Una of hU prorebaion. an1
la provided with the latent Improved Poucklai
iKETll wnica win Do inaerieu ca oiu piuiioi;
anver uua ruouer Dase to iook aa wen aaiua uai
i.ralteelti. Teeth extracted by all the new an
inont approved methoda, and U operation, ol
the teeth carefully and propei.y attended to,
Uealdenre and omce a lew doora aliove tbi
l ourt liouae, same biae.
llloomaburK, Jau.Sl.'tuttf
A text more AOENTS are WANTED for ono of
tne Lhkapkst i'U iikht iinniu in ine wonu.
ii'. a. nisaLTVu
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Xl Olvtng a clear description of nearly every
known apuclMvf Deaaia, (llrda. Klahra, Inaects
lteolllea. lr..i... enlivened by luUUapirlled lllua-
Iratloua und replete Willi exciting and amualnit
auemluUM or llielr inuniioiu prouiianueu. ine
rrnm nf tha falnnua lindou four Volume Ddt-
lion, wltli valuable addition), from tlie worlu of
oilier itnnifuunennniuraiiaia, Duiiau.AKaasi:
U'urid. Wll.tin. Aunubou. and many olhera. N
trouble, .o Agent, about aect 01 party. Every
body U delltibled ulthlt,oid and DuuK,ln town
or country.
ury. pioiuiUK line it iu me ueiu.
nr.iliti Irniui&tuf'JU Derdav. an
Asrentu
report
to f JU per day, and Mell la
connection the latent and Unt edition of Jilble
extant. Utiud for II utratd circular aud our
wonI liberal Urmn for Ikvik and lUbie.
X U. 1IUUUAUD, 1'uUUbor,
I A
LL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
neatly xtcraiod at XU VOZ.VUXIX HMUi
Patent Medicines.
H 13 IC 1 1) N iTy 8 .
T
The Kidney ore two In number, nlliMitrd nt
(he upper part nf the loln.anrroundeil by f.U,
and conflating of three parla, vlr' the Anterior,
the Intorl'ir, and the Eiterlor.
The anterior Rbiorbs, Interior cnnlta nf tl
ucnor velni, which aervo niu ilrpoalt forlhe
urine nnd convey It to the exterior, Thoextcr
lor laaconduclor also, termlimllnit In a nlnilo
tube, aud called thu Ureter, The urotert nre
connected Willi tho bladder.
Tho bladder la composed of vnrloua covering-
or tissues, divide 1 Into pirfs,vl.l tho t'ppcr
the Lower, tho Nervous, anil the .Muc in. Tho
pper expel, the lower retains. Many have u
desire to nrlnule without tho nblllty; other
urlnute without the ability to retain. This fre-
queatly occurs I ti children.
To euro those alTiiatlons, we must bring luto
action tho muscles, which are engaged In their
various function. If they nre neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must alio be made aware, that
however slight may bo Iho ntlnch, It Is sure 10
alTcct tho bodily health 'and mental powers, as
our flesh and blood are supported from these
sources,
QOCT, OBlttlKUMATisM. ralnoccnrrlngln the
loins la Indicative of thonbove diseases. They
occur In persons dtsposod to acid stomach and
chalky con'otlons.
THE QnAVKU The gravel ensue from ncg.
Idct or Improper tro.itmout of tho kidneys
These organs being weak, the water Is not ex
pellud from tho bladder, but allowed to remain t
Itbocomos foverlsh, and sediment forms. It 1b
lromthls deposit that the atone la formed, and
gravel ensues.
Dropsy Is u collection of water Iu some part
f tho body aud bears different mimes, accord-
to the pari affected, viz.: when generally
diffused over the body, It Is culled AuoMirca,
when of tho nbdomen, Asiltos; wheu of the
chest, Hydrotliorax.
TitBATMEST. Helmbold's highly couceutrate.1
compound Extract Buchu Is decidedly sue uf
the best remedies for dl-tiviseH of the bl.idder,
kMncys, gravel, dropsical swellings, rheuma
tism, nnd goity nrT'Cllous. Under this he-id wo
iave arrangi-d PyHiirla.ordllltculty .udpiilu In
passing water, Hcanty seeretlon.or small and
trequent discharges of water; Htrangury, or
stopping of water; Hematuria, or bloo ly urine;
anutnnd Rheumatism of the kidneys, wlthnui
any change In quantity, but Increase In rolor,r
dark water. It was ulwnyi. highly recommend
ed by the late Dr. PlisU-k, In these ntTectinns,
This medlcluo Inctciscs tho power of diges
tion, and excites the absorbems Into healthy
exercise by whlc'i the watery or calcareous dep
osltlons, and all unnatural enlargement, as
ell as pain and Inflammation are reduced, and
It Is taken by men, women, and children. Di
rections for use and diet accompany.
PUILADKLPIlIA, PA., Fell. 2-5, 1SOT.
(I, T. IfELunoLD, Druggist:
DkakSib I have been a sufferer, for unword
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kid
ney affections, during which time I bare used
various medicinal pieparatlons, and been under
tho treatment of the most eminent Physicians
experiencing bnt little relief.
Having seen your preparation extensively
advertised, I consulted with my family physl-
lan In regard tq using your Extract IJuchu.
I did this because I had ntcxl all kinds of nd-
vertlsed remedies and had found them worth
less, and, pome quite Injurious ; In fact, I despair
ed of ever getting well, and determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless I knew of the In
gredients, It was this that prompted me to nse
your remedy. As you advertised that It was
composed of bnchu.cubebs, and Juniper borne,
It occurred to mo and my plUHlclan as an excel
lent co mblnatlon, and, with his advice, after an
xamlnatlon of tbearllcle, and consulting again
with the druggist, I concluded to try It, I tra-
menced It use about eight months ago.atwhkh
time I was confined to my room. From the first
bottle I was astonished and gratified at the ben'
eftclal effect, and after using it three weeks, was
able to walk out. I felt much like writing you
a full statement ot my case at that time, but
thought my Improvement might only be tem
porary,, and therelore concluded to defer and see
If 11 .would effect a perfect cure, knowing then It
would be of greater value to you and -nore sat
isfactory to me.
I am now able to report that n cure la effected
after using the remedy for five months.
I have not used any dow for three months,
nnd teel as well in all reepccl as 1 ever did.
Your Ilui-hu being devoid ol any uupleasaut
usleund odor, a nice tunic end Itivlxoroior ('l
be system,! do nt mean to bewlthout II when
ver occasion muy require lu u-e Iu such allui.
tlons.
M, MrmiiMirK.
Hhould any doabt Mr. McCoruiH-k's statement,
ie refera to the fullowlng gentlemen;
Hon. Wh. Diolik, ex-Uovernor, lvunsyl
vsnla.
Hon. T11 03. II. Klouixok, rhlladelphla.
Hon. J.C. Khox, Jndije, Hlilladelphta.
Hon. J, H, DIJtCK, Judge, Plilladelihla,
Hon. D..R. Toutkr. ex-Governor, I'ennsvl
van la.
Hon, ELLIS Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, II. C. GniEU, Judge, UnltiHl HUtes Court,
Hon. G. W. WooDWAnn, Judge, rhlladelphla.
Hon. W. A. rouTKB, City Solicitor, Philadel
phia.
Hon J011N IlIOLXH, ex-Governor, California.
Hon. K.. Banks Auditor Oenerol, Washlus
'on, D.O.
And many others. If necessary.
Bold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Beware of counterfeit. Ault for Helmbold'.
Take no other, PittCE tlS per .bottle, or t bot
tle, for 16X0, DUvereA to any address, I).'
crlbp aymptomi In (UI communications.
Address II, T. IIELMUOLD, Dru and Chemi
cal Warehouse, 691 Broadway, N. Y.
NONV ARE GENUINE
UNLESS DONE UP IN
STEEL -ENGRAVED WUAPPElt,
with fa-tlm!la ofuy chemical WarehouM, and
signed
U. T, UKLMCOLU.
lU'rtvl
Drugs and Chemicals.
Dr. WAXKER'i Vi-O:.
VINEGAK Biril-iiS
sf s Hundreds of Thcrasunda 9 ij o
S 5 Dear tfitlmonr to their Wotnlcr. y r. S
Et fill c:urtlva KO-LCla.
WHAT ARE THEY? Icq
is
511
TUET AM! NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINK.
tilde cf Poor Hum, TVMaker, Proef Mplrlta
nnd Itermo Mtuorsooclorcd. iplcoil ana sweet
ened to ploMotha tuto, cJloil"Tonlci,"" AtpcUJ.
ers," "Hestorcri," 4-c, that lead tco tippler cn to
drunkenness and rnlu, bnt area trno llcdJclne. inaCo
from tne Nstrto IlooUand Utrbicf California, frco
frnin nllAleohello Btlranlanta Thoycro tho
OUT. AT IILOOD PUUIPIEll nnd A LIFE
tllTINO miNCIPLE a perfect r.onoTator and
latljcorator cf tho 6item, carrying off all poisonous
nattar and restoring tho Hood to a healthy condition,
Xo person can tako thcio Bitten according to Clric
tlon and rcmalnlong unwell.
U100 wlllto glTcnforan lnrorablo coeo, provided
tlio bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and tho Yltal organs waited beyond tho
point ofreoalr.
rnrlnflammittorr nnd Cbronlo llbcuinn
tlsin nud Goat, Dyspepsia, sir lndlgcstlou,
DUieus, ltcmittcut and Intermittent Fuvers
1)1 senses of the Ulood, Liver, Ktdec), nnd
Illndilcr, tneso Hitters fcaro been most tnccccs
fill. Bach Disease. ro caused by Vitiated
lllood. which Is generally produced by doranccment
cf tho Dlacstlvo (Irgaus.
DVWl'Kt'rtlA UU lNDlOCHTiOX, Head
ache. Tain in th ghonlders, Coughs, Tightness of tho
Chest XJlxilnoss, our Eructations of tho Etomacb,
.c4tiitsltho AlouUi. unions Attacks, Falpltatlon
cf thaXoiart. Trwwt of tho Lungs, Tain In tho
terpens ol v9 IktA&ATnnahn&dnd ethcx palnrnl
r jKitorAijOro Ot onpniirntSrtnspsie,
fh-ylnvlgorato tlio Otomacn and stmtasio tho tit
pMUvcr md bowels, wnleli render then cftmtscusUcd
cacacyla cleansing thobloodcf alliapnrltlei. and
imparting new lifo and vigor to the whole system.
roil rJltlN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Bait
I.hcru, Illotchcs, Spots, l'lnplcl. Initults.Soue, rcr-lancUa.Eing-Trorms.
Ccald-Uead,Eoro Cyea,Eryclp
tlas.lteh, CcnrfS, Dlseoloratlons of tho Ekln, Humors
and Ulssascs cTtha kldn, of whatever camo or nature,
aro literally du; up tudcarrled out of tho system la a
short time by tho uto of theso Bitters. One bottlo In
sucb cases will convlnco tho most incredulous of their
curatlro cUcct.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Etood whenever you find Its
lrcparltlcs bursting throush tho skin tnrimplcs, Erup
tions orEorcst clccnsojtvbca yon find it obstructed
and tlugclah In tho veins tclcaua It when it Is foul,
and your fooling will toll yoa when. Eecp tho blood
pure aid tho health of the system will follow.
FIN, TAl'EnndottcrWOKJIS, lnrkUiglnth.
st6tcm of so many thousands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Tor full directions, read carefully
tho circular around each bottlo, printed la four lsa
guages rcgllsli, German. Trenoh and Epanlah.
J.TTA1.SEC, rroprletor. r..n.IcDONAlD 6 CO.,
Drcg'lsu and Ucn. Agents, fan rranclseo, Cel.,
aid s-landSlComincrco Street, ew York.
pr&OU DT ALL DUUGGI3T3 AND DBAIXM.
ctS"a tf.
IMiliilB
LZaaaBenaaaaaaSaaavaaaWBSaaaaiBBssssiiaMa
3.000 WILL. MR PAID TO ANY PtillSON
nrr.iln.ltiif n. PrfiitrHllim hhowlni? imlr ns mativ
living Kpnuine permnnpniruren hh jjk.t iTi.Ku.a
VFflETAl I.R Itlf EIIMATIU II EM EJJ 1 . Allt) HJIBU'
tlfln nroMTlntimior Prof. JO-. P. KirM R. M. U.
onnof PhllMiieliihlu'H oifl-Ht regular PnvRlclnns,
who hs rauuo 11 leunumsm n Mpccmuy ycar,
ncrnmnnril.lv rurli'if With ihts ItetlltMlV 05 In
t-vfry MO patients Treatd.; bo warranted undpr
CHith.fmm Kpglntered caseH.a r-Hult unparftllel'
pit. It u a nleiL-tiint Alndlcine. fr-e from Injur
ious DriiKH (Hworn vouchers Irom Renowned
Prominent IMivh olnns indorninE ur. Killer no
companr fftch boitlni. To protect sutrtrers from
rink, a It gul Kui.r.uue' fitatlng numb-r of houlos
wiLrrxnliHl tn (Inrn will 1m forwarded without
charge loany person scntllnuby letter a full,
trntbral desortpuon or cine in case or lauure
to euro, tho amount imld will b refunded. Price
ll.Mncr not lie: Bboltlea UV0. Medical advlco
sent by letter (rralH. AiMreM UK. FITLKR,
()inrnNn.ao Hnutti FOII ITU Street. P i Hdel
phlu.or No.70 H ROADWAY, N. V. ttold or
obtained by drugiits.
sepi''7u ly.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy.
Ton not wish art. triform tod. reader, thut Dr.
Wouderlal. or any e&er man, haa dmroteredu
nuiedy Uiutcurm ( oitHumpHon, when the longs
ar naif co&&umed. lu short, will cure all rilsecu-
pawlLe(hr r rnluu, body nr entaie, rnaKa men
live forever, and leave dt-ath to pl tor wntot
wcric,anu in u signpu ui iuhko uur buuiuuur
mm 11 !ih hiit n kldn sh-tw Yiiti liuve hewrd cnouirl
ot Unit kind of hurnbugKery, Hut when I I ell
you that lr.Hant)'s uuiurrn itemeuy vnuposane
lu cure the wnrt cases ot Catarrh in the Head. I
only ut.ert that which thousands can testify to
I will pay stomp ue warn ir i chn mm i cauuui
cure, a punipiuiit t(.viu bjiuuiuixia mm uinvi
lnrormntion heui-ireetoituy aaurcH?. 11119 rem
edy is
80LU ny MOHT I)T.UO"IfH18 IN ALL PARTr
OF TllK WUKLU.
PrlfR CO (lontH. Rent bv mull, nnfstnuld. on rccelnl
01 bixiy ceniB, nriour pacuaK-a lor iwuuiiiHrs,
oumi my kivuih niarop, wntcu is 11 iwiimv
guarantee or urnuinenetM, it upini iiic omitiiie
ururiur. lin einu r uiul in'H privHie Mump
IhHUCi (j'lL- u iutr"iMt woven ioiii prrw-
ly for t,luiiiiii)u mj tuviiu lut-b, Iium my poiiraii
UHine hi d udoreu. and I lie wonU U. IH. Certlfl
ciIh of (HuiitntMif kn,' tni.'uved upon It. uud
iir'tsl not lu iiit.sftir.en.. lion't t t-wlndled lj
t Vrlerb and iliei8 rrproenlliiti; iheinut Wen a
nr. miRh, 1 11 tu 1 ij oinv tiiitti now 11 vini; mat
li n tnu Univ.'iLdiruaiid rljhi to manuiHoturti th
genuine lir Hun- at litairli Ueuiedy.nud I never
vr 'Vuj u huh mn luiuivui".
u. v. ririif i-;, .m. 11.
obt28';il i.r. m Heaeoa dtruet, llurlulo, N. V,
la TUB HKTT LlKlVKNT IN TUB WultLD
ron II0U8EB.
It 1h romrxMPdof the most POVXRrcL
tratino nriuldft known In Chemlitr .
Hko '.mi,-t'ombliHil with the above lt a M Dt
cinal Oil, made, expressly for this Liniment
and mixed bv an entirely new nrocess.
TiriKD. H euseoi thr jv'fru(and penetrating
ltturedlH'itH Ih tn drive or fnrc In this beauiliu!
Mf.dhinalOil, which lubrlraUut thejolutti and
innsolcs. and Immediately throttle the disease,
and r mpelH li to Iooiau ii deathly, sickening
and poUonou' fntiRa.
Kuvnrii. This MrmciNAi Oil landed for the
samerensoti thatagfWKi mwh-nlc always uses
011 in iiiuHtMiis iiiucninery worn wmi en we ann
nrecltvlcn. Ko lu the h ime wjiv the miinele. nnd
jnluiK of our iinlmal should he lubricated If we
wi-m 10 nave i hem travel with rapidity and eap.
Y rrn, it Ik very KoothltitfJn lta action, will
not ourn or muter ine ammai uue most 01 in
"r-d hot'MlnlraenUof Ihndav.
Nixm. Not one irp ol ttuotnre of cayenne
or red eppr ianl found In lia compoHltinn j
forw bold that no llulraeut can be eOeellve
wnih bnrn and DJiitem tne animal until tin
muAfleM aie hurdand dried almont tu aerbtn.
1 kvknth.--Rvry bottle Uwabhantkd to give
icuua Musiiavciiun. mr your money win uu reruna
ed. Thlw hIiows eiuolulvely that the nronrle-
tois have fall ronfljenoe In thin prepurallon
auu provia lor the seventh time that U. K.H,
In the bett L'oiment In the woild for horaat.
ir Don't alloio vour Aerehtnl ta mlm nfT ln
hre 0 lied Pepper and JiurtsKom, or oilier trash
on you, out att or G. J& . M.or Horses, ana take
uiri
D. U. C A
KY . Hole PrnnrUtnr-
MpUT70-iy
17J WahiuetonUtreet, i-Jew York,
nUtLOHOPIIY OP MARRIAGE.
I A New focus or Liccn-rjaEa.aa dalltfrnl ai
the lnna,Poly twhnle and Anatomical Muueum
I'JUS rilMllltll Kt lliru lll.M iilarta TaUth
hhlladelnhlo. tmbrarlDg the anbjecttit How to
mvv mm nuui m ivb iur; t ouin, aiaiuriiy
iiu im akv wniiuuuu ueuciuiiv (vvtivwvu;
Thecauteof liidlkesllont Klatulenra and nerv
uua DlKcaisea anouiitt'd for; Marriage I'titlo
hojlileHlly couldeied. 1 bene Itvcmrea wilt be
foiw aided cniufclptof ,5 ceuta by uddrtKulcigi
ini vim jr ui uiv l uituejt vniiin I UHTCUIIflt
Hnd anatomical M uskum, ujj cbeutnut Hi.,
eai7ily.
rpO CONSUMPTIVES.
Th advertiser, havtnn been nermanentlv enr.
ed ot that dread uisea'.e, Consumption by a aim
ra. reiuwly, isnnxlons tousute known to tils
allow ann.rer. Ike meauofeure. To nil who
dMlre It, ti. will eend eopv f th. preuirlptlou
uaed (free ar than), wltn lite directions for pre.
paring nnd uslc ike same, which they will and
run. Cutui re UitibVMrTi.n, AartiKA, IUmk.
switis m:
t'ailW. vWhliv th. preaeriptlen will t-leos.
ulditu tUr.tUWA.UU A. WILSON;
m HmIi iUui utre.t, WHUsnoalurth, M. Y.
am
gKVKN ItlSAiSONd WHY
Clothing, &o.
JUW STOCK. OP 0L0T1I1NQ.
r'resb arrival of
BUM M Kit 0001)3.
DAVID LOWENIIKUO
Invites nHcntlon to til stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his storo on
Main Street, two door nbovo tho American House.
lllonmsbtirg, Pn
whore ho ha Just received front New York nnd
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashlonahlo, durable, and
handsome
, , DltESS GOODS,
conflating of
110X, SACK, nocd. ODM, AND OIL-CLOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
o all sortft,lxcnnndcolor. He has also replen
ished his nlready large Bloc): of
FALL) AND WINTKIl SHAWLS,
BTIHPEI), FIOUflED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIIlTS.CnA VATS, STOCKS, COLLAKS
HANDKEItCHIEFS, QLOVI53,
HUt3PENI)EIW, AND FANCY A11TICLE8
He nas conelnntly on hand n largo nnd well-se-ected
assortment of
CLOTHS AND VKSTIKOS,
which he 1 prepared to mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nud In the
best mnmier. All his clothing Is mode to wear,
and most of It I or home manufacture.
UOLD WATCHES AND JEW'if.HY,
ol every description, fine nnd cheap. HI case ol
Jewelry Is notsurpiissed in this. place. Call nnd
examine his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELKY, 40.
DAVID LOWENDEItO.
Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN (WACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, l'ENN'A.
The nndcistcnrd would risnpctfullv intorm
tho cliltena nf Ilerwlek, ami vicinity, that he
has opened n Confectionery and llakery lu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
itcrwlck. Pa., where ho Is prepared to furnish
ull kinds of
LAIN AND FANCY CAND1EH,
FltENCH CANDIES,
I'OUEIGN AND IIOMW1IC FItUITH
OKANUKB, LEMONS, 11A1SINS
Ac, itC, Ac, .tc.
11T WIIOLFXALK AH II 11KTAIL.
Amain; the nsMirttncnt will he round Crcnm
Nuts. iiu1In1i iiluuts. P.'iimitk. Almonds. Fil
berts, FIk, A 'ilt's,t rt'ou uts, .Iplllesor dlller
nn klluls. Mutn!d. ('iit-un. l'lekles. Chocolate.
Cnnn. d I rnlt nt nil kinds. Torn Hlmeh, 1'kk Klt-
llil, roua 1 lerkcrs, tl.Hlrr rai'Uers 1 hct-se.
nap. lit nn l'nnir. Aeieimtnt Timers. I'.n-
eloiies,
FiHII AND OYSTERS,
And r.r fliH-t Ylf nil kind,. I'rfSh Ilrmd ntid
Cukes i vers d.i. Im C if inn In Ktiihon, Your
putroiiugi is KdU'Ilcd.
dUll. U, JALVDls
KerwlelE, Juno 17. iSTQ-tf
1 K.I 1 V I J 1 L J XI 111 I X .
i KJ t.-. n ,1 rn I K- o I xr
rne uudersnrued would reswectfullv nunounco
loiue piione iiihi ii nafiopueo a
FIIWT-CLAS.-4 l.'ONFEirriONEHY STORE,
n thehulldluu lately oeuunled by Fox A Webb
jrnete lie is preparemn lurnisu an Kinus 01
PLAIN & FANCY OANDIKS,
FltENCH CANUIEM,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, HAIM1NH, &C, &C, AC.
DV WITOLKSALK OH llKTAIt.
his line of business, A gre.il variety of
DOLLH, TO YH, AO.,
suitable for the Holidays, Particular attention
Kiven to
11 HEAD AND OAK KB,
of all kinds, fresh every day.
C II It I H T M a M CANDIES,
OH I HTM AS TOYS.
call Is solicited,
and satisfaction
will h
guaranteed.
ov. a, 1867.
ECXCUAKT JACOItS.
Books.
A NEW BOOK of Iho ereatest Interest nnd 1m
nor lance'. Written irom a hlizh moral nud nhvsl
o logical standpoint, by an eminent phytdclati
anu medical ittoffhBnr.lt Mi own how Satan la
wurHiii uui iiidNuoiiti auo uaugeroiiH iit'sis"'
inrougn our most, aacrcu uomcfliic nno social re
lations. 1'ure-mliided. but outnnokeii and ntz-
gres.slvo.tno author hand len the delicate bubjectn
treated of without gtovesi but In nucli a in miner a-
not to m InUter to h prurient curiosity. The Phys
ical Jtegencration oj the Iace,l 11 subject Justly
en list In? thu Interest and ay m pa thy of all iruo
piiiinu (.urnuiaiM. hiiu uui oouit, 11 is ueiiweu.
u ill contribute to that end Juut lu proportion at
11. iiiui reauurs. s ci'tuiar Hem iree, cuuiuiuiu
a full deiscrtptloti nnd bj nopnis of the work will
liberal extracts. C. R VENT. I'liblinher.
epta'7U-tr 5 college I'laco, a 1 .
AGEUT3
Vistet tn
The wild adventures and thrill. ne exici leuct
of Oeori?' P. lie 1 den, who, fired with it thtrft for
a knowledge of the red men. their sports, tradi
tions, wars, great buffalo hunts, Ac,. Icfi a home ot
luxury. Houifht and Joined the Indians, became a
iamouN wmrxoT, numertnou uuauy cmej 01 101
ittuCH. iniH uow worn rcpieie wuu Hiirriug re
rllalaof real Indian lile. darina deeds, hairbreadth
escapes, amustnu scenes, Ac., on tluted paper, 70
ttpirneu t'UKruvjiiK, ouo in nuiuur 111 iiuuierH
dress, will bo enyerly sought for nnd read with
avldltv. lie wide uwakonud bend eailv for Illus
trated hampiu pace, nr uiar. terms anu cuoicu
Held. A. II. IIUHHAUD. t'ubllhher,
aepiu 7U-tr. iuu uuesiuut ni nitia.
3 flarrlaj St., .V.I.cr38 IV. ItliM.. Clnrlnnatl.n.
If thev want thp rnnsr iMiTmlnr nml Iuh.) ulll,.n
suhMrlptlnn tmoks puldMinl. mid thoici.!n&
inli Hem! for circulars, rhiywlllcoj.tyou
uvu.ui,wu u.H uaui uvneui iu you.
Washing Machines.
TJOTY'S WABUINa-MACHINE,
LATELY MUCH IMPrtOVHD AND THIS NEW
UNlVEltSAIi CLOTHES WlUNCIEIt
Imnroved with Ttowell's PatDiit Double Piji
wheels, anil the ralenl Moi, ure now tinqueH-.
nuu.uiv iur vui'rrior iu nuv iipniiraiiis lor wasn
Ins; rlothes ever Inventeil, nn.l will save their
cost twice a year, oy earing luuor und clothes.
The Editor of tLbi ratier. uho nurrhasM
Waahcr and Wrlugrr, thua leslltles as to lliel
vniuo 1
"WohaTO had In nse In our family for some
iima puRi,one ii iioiys i.ioinr. wasnera anu
wrlngera. and are prepurtMl to bear testimony as
o lis merits. It Is emphatically a 'ator-sai-ino
machine and does Its work lu the most thoroUKh
manner. For families who have large washeu
these machines would bo mvuluuble." Ooluh
OlAJf, JUn. 11, 1H7U.
PH1CES-A FAIH OFFER.
If the Meichanta In your place will not furnish
nr seiitl lor the Mai hi lies, tend us I lie retail prlco
Waher tli. Kxtra Wriliirpr 9. uml um will (nr.
ward either or Willi niuehlne., trie nf freight, to
j.im.c. iicir uu linn in mjiiiiikj nun u auru are
we they will be liked, llmt uu agree to refuud
.no luuurj 11 uui unu wnuc iu rri urn lun niu.
chines rrieuf freight, altera tuoath'a IrUl.uo
..iiiinu in uiirviiuuv,
No huiband, father or brother should ptrmit
tut. ui uuiiriy ui wumiiiik wiiii ine uuuua, nny.
t ho days In Iho year, when It can bo dene better,
mora exn.dlllouaIv. u ltu Ipk. IhIwii. iml tmln.
Jarr to thegaruienta by a I)oty Clothe. Washer,
uu n uuiTtiHi .Yriuger.
Hold b dealers generally, to whom liberal dlsv
VUUUl. M. 1UIMJU,
iu a nrtowNiNa, a.n. Agent.
83 Cortland btreet, Now York,
oet770-tf.
YUnDMYEK & JACOHY
TT tlXt'IIAKUKl!IXX,'K.IIIM)MHIIUII0.1'A
are agent, forlhe tale uf "Urockway'a" lastly
eelebralwl Cream aud obi block Ales, wheh the
Will B.U iui rliiun mntilrv ln.uul .u. u.t.ni
and half bariele eouatautiyeu baud. Tula ale
la brewed by William I., lire elm ay, SJ1 letll
OH.
Bg.l?iif
iUvooubarg, June li, lm-US
Dry Goods 8c Grocories.
G
ll.ANli Ol'ENlMO
tilt A.N I) Ol KNINU
UltAND Ul'UNINO
ClllANll Ul'KNlNtl
UltANU Ol'LNlNU
OF
FALL AND WINTKIl 0001)8,
KAI.li AND WINTKIl UOODH,
FALL AND WINTKIl UOODH
FALL AND WINTKIl UOODH
FALL AND WINTKIl UOODH,
consisting ol
consisting of
cnuslstlng of
consisting of
consisting of
HHY UOODH,
DltY UOODH,
DIIY UOODH,
DRY UOODH
DUY UOODH,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAIH,
HATH AND UA1"H,
HATH AND OAI-H,
HATH AND CAPS,
BOOTH AND HH0E8,
UOOTH AND 8HOKH,
HOOTS AND HHOKS,
IIOOTH AND HHOKH,
1100TS AND BHOEH,
HEADY-MA DK CLOTHING,
HEADY-MADE CL.OTHINU
HKADY-MAIIE CLOTI1INU,
HEADY-MA DK CLOTHING
UKADY-JIADE CLOTUIHU,
LOOKINU-OLAHSES,
LOOKINU-UL.AH8KH,
LOOK1NU-U1.ASHKH,
L00KINU-GLAH3ES,
I.OOKINU-ULASSE8,
NOTIONS,
NOTiONH,
NOTIONS
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS.
PAINTS AND OILH,
PAINTS AND OILS
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS
PAINTS AND OILS,
tiltOCEKIKH,
GKOUKKIUH,
(iUOCKKIEH,
UHOOKlllES,
UHOUEHIES,
IIIJUENSWAHK
tlUEKNSWAHE,
(iUKKNHWAHK
tillKKNHWAHK
UUEENHWAHB
IIAIIBWARE,
HAHDWAKE,
JlAHDWAHK,
HAHDWAltli;,
HAHDWAHE,
riNWAHB,
TINWAllE
TINWAHE,
TINWAHK
TINWAHE,
SALT,
HA LI
MA I.T
SALT, .
HALT,
KIHH,
FISH,
FISH,
KITH
KISU,
UHAIN AND HEEDS,
UUAIN AND SHEDS,
UIIAIN AND SEEDS,
UHAIN AND SEEDS,
GKAIN AND HEEDS,
Ac,
Ac.
I&0.
AT
NEAL
NEAL
NEAI.
NEAL
NEAL
ICKF.LVY,
McKELVY,
MrKKI.VY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
fturlbweat corner ot
!orthweHt corner of
Northwest corner or
Northwest corner or
Ui.rthwcHt corner or
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
Main and Market StreeU,
Main and Market Streets,
Main und Market Street.,
Main and Market Streets,
Main and Market Streeta
IILOOMHBUHU, PA.,
11LOOMHI1UKU, PA
ULOOMHlllIHG, PA.,
HLOOMHIIUItO, PA.,
HLOO.MSHUItO, PA.
IKON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
lu large quantities aud ut reduced rates, alwa
in iinnn.
UY THE BEST,
THE RED LION DHAND.
D Ii A C IE ALFAOA
ts superior to all othera In Color, quality and
price ; to ue lounu only ut
M. P. LUTZ'S
ueaierin jiry uooiis anil Notions.in Ilrower'b
lien building next tn the Court House, Main
'inret, iiiwijiiBuuiu, n, iiunyia iuu.
VflLLEU'S 8TOIIE.
X.TJL
FKEHH AIlllIVAL OF
HUMMEIl UOODH,
The subscriber hua lust returned rrom tho cltlet
with another large and hdect assortment ot
FALL Aub WINTEH UOODS,
purchased In Now York nnd Philadelphia al th"
nwest flgnre, and which be Is determined to Bel
'in as moderate terms us can be procured elsr
wnere in uioomsuurg ills slock coraprlsea
LADIES' DltESS UOODS
nf the choicest styles and lateBt fashions, togethei
wmi u largo assortment ol Dry Uoods and Gro
ceries, consisting of the following rtlclea
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
While Uomls,
Ltneus,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Cedarwarf
tnoensware, Hardware
Hoots and Shoes,
Hals and Caps
Hoop Nets, '
Umbrellas,
Looklnii-UIasfco.1,
Tobacco,
Coil oo,
Kusars,
Teas,
Klce,
Allspice,
Ginger,
, Cinnamon,
v Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
In snort, everything usually kept in country
lore, to which ne Invites the attention of the
publle Generally, Tho highest price will be paid
tor country produce In exchange for goods.
S. II. MILLEKAHON.
Arcade Buildings, itloomsbarg. Pa.
c.
C. M A 11 It
v.
i libit
havejustrecelved from the eastern markets a
large urn) well selected Block of
DUY GOODS,
00N8 istiko or
Caulmers,
Jeans,
. llest bleached 4
Brown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Linens,
v Cotton it
All wool flannels,
40., Ae.,
. A (rood stock of
Ladle, dree, goods,
Latest styles a patterns,
SpUes of ull kinds.
Good a look groceries,
Queens ware,
Btone ware.
Wood 4 willow ware,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Urass,Ae, All goods sold cheap for cash or pro.
luce.
He would call the attention of buyer to bla
well and carefully selected assortment which
oompriae. everything usually kept tn the coun
try, feelu.g confident that he can .ell Uiem
guoda at such prices as will enaure satisfaction.
Hot, , ft a, MAJUU
Insurance Agencies.
(JLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YOltK.
Pliny Freeman, President, II. c. Freem.H d
Cash canltnl n... . j , ... Mra.ttn Bot
, .. .-,vw,vw,hii paid.
J.
B. nomsON.BLOOWSllUKQ da
uii...r.ii-Aii AUlfiJiT.
For Luierne, Lycomlne and Columbia '
Atig.aV69.ly. C0Unl1"'
JNSUI.ANOE AGENCY.
Wyoming
Stua
iircot
.,.
s.,
IW.ic
!.,
l.OOO.W
WO,(H.
830,1k,
6TII.I.
MI,U
10O.W.
so,
Fulton ..
North America
City .......
International
Niagara
Putnam
Merchant.
Springfield
r armors' Danville
Albany City -....,.
Lnncastor City .T"'."""'
York Horse. Death 'rh.it. '"
Home, New Haven '"' , '!!'
Dauvlllo, Horse Theft ' A'
FHEAH I1H0WN, Apent,
matiltiil-ly.s Ht-ooMBnnim, 'A
Hardware & Cutlery.
g MIT II & SELTZEU,
Importers nnd Dealers In Foreign and Domci t
HARDWARE,
GUNS. CUTLEKY. AC,
KO. 409 K. TIIlRDSTIHtCT, AT1.0ALL0WniI.L
Nov.22.e7.,r.r,,,I'A,,,3LrIA-
Paints, Glass. ec.
.iirst national. ,
WHITE LEAD, 1
nEST. t'UnrAT, AND C1IEAPK.1TI '
HATI8KAtI0 QUA KAKTKKD 1 jr
Vnr t'ltl....,AUU li... ....lit... . i.
cy it has no equal.
Hold liv nil ,1. nl. t.i r...liu .1... i
the country: .uBmu. j
BARKER, MOORE &. MEIN, 1
SUp CI 880118 TO f
T. ItOnitIS PEP.OT A CO.
Sole Proprietors, Philadelphia, Pa..
Diolcrslnallklndsof (
DHUOS, OILH, PAINTS, GLASS, l'
DTESTUrra, ac AC.
"y.1 lui,t viw iiik in ine popularity ol
our "Urst Nntioniil. While Lead," other
f ... .,n.u uiru llllllll-f u IU (llier Spll
rlotisnrtlcle ULtlertlicsume Maine, lheie-1,
.ui. ucmiir 01 utiunier'eiis. ino genu- ,
luo la put up In extru heavy tin paint
pots, with patent metallic wire handles, ,
und Iho name of ,
BARKER, MOORE & MEIN, i
On each label,
For salo by
mar25'70-ly.
MOYER unOTHEIlS,
liloomsburg,
(110,000 OUAUAKTKfi
B
UCK LEAD
EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD I
1st. For Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
I'd. For Its Unequalled Durability,
3d. For Its Umin i.nssrd Covering Properly
Lastly for IU Economy.
-lt COiTSLESSto paint wlthllccK I.e.
thanuuy otlur While Lean eitant. The ssu
weight covers MOHK HUUFAt'E, is more DUi
AULE, nud makes WHITER WORK.
nUCK LEAD, Is the Cheapest and lief
HO.Oflu GUARANTEE.
BOOK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCS
1st, For its Unequalled Durability,
Sd. For Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
3d. For Its Unsurpassed Covering Property.
Lastly, lor its Great tcoiiomy,
being the CHEAPEST, HANDSOMEST, si
most DURABLE White Paint in tho world,
llUYOWLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC
TRY IT AND IJE CONVINCED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by the Manufacturer
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared exptossly for Painting
COTTAGES OCT tlUILDLNGS of ever clfkrrl
Hon, FENCES, Ac. THIUTY-HVE 1IIIWJ
ENT COLfiHS, Durable, Cheap, Unlfoira, a:
llcautllul shades.
Sample curds eent by Mull If ileslred.
Dealers' Orders will be promptly txccutril I
tlie nianufuclurers,
FRENCH, ItU'HAKDSAl'O.,
N. W. Cor. Tentli nnd Mari'et strtets,
PhlliKlelplilu
MOYER 11R0THEHS, Agents
JanSH'-O-ly. f,,r Bloumi,burg, Ta.
Miscellaneous.
QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Dloomshurg, Pa.
M. 0. BIIAN A BROTHER
Have on hand and for sale nt the most reason
ble rates a splendid stock of
CARRIAGES, UUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY m
warranted to be made of Iho best and most dr.
able materials, und by the most experlrnc
workmen. All work sent out fiom the esis
lishnicnl will be found to bonfthe highest cm
and sure to give perfect satlsractlon. They ha
also a fine assortment or
H L E I O II H
or all the newest and most isshlonable tyl'
well und carerully tnado nud or the best man
lals. , ,,
An inspection or their work Is nskid as
lielleved that none superior can be round in u
country, Nov, W,
"OARMEItSI EXAMIN5S AND BUY
THE ORIGINAL,
IUUOH'H BEING
Tii Fiiist Haw Honk piiosi'UATB Mai
All others are Imitation,
n a u a ii ' s
SUPER PUOSPHATE OF LIMI
MARK
FALL,
1870.
Thla Ifanurt Is n.ude or Law or Uul'"'
Bone., rich lu Nltrogsuous mailer, ill"'H'
Oil of Vitriol. preeutlng the lioiiei' ;
ahlghly oluLteand quickly eallable Icini.a
the Ammonia lu such proiorllou as to II sun
prompt and vigorous at llou u( on the ,
Where Uuugh's Phosphate s ,'ri'1"',,!
past season, the Indications, without eiiei''',
are that It will tuttlntaiu Ita well e".;??,,?'.;
Hon. We r. quest all lu need of arerll"'"
give this artlilo a trial,
B A U G II A SONS,
MANUrACTOUKKtf,
Omci-Ni, IM S. Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
JllV74r,
Thereupon tho man Lauded his wlf
Minting CWi