9 $
as
TEE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLObMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
1
rienlwiiccs were mulllixlod with Ink and i
pon.
1 protested uirulmt uuclr nctlou, raid
for eoinu tlinu 1 received no papers at
nil. I brcamo very uneasy, and wroto
for publication tin nrtlcle, signed liy
myself, which I sent to Montreal to bo
forwarded for publication in the Now
York World. It Is needless to say It
novor Went, Thinga continued in this
way for boiuo time, until 1 could gtnnd
tho susponso no longer. I riiitcrinlned
to Bond a messenger to Washington for
that purpose, and eocurcd tho services
of au Intelligent and educated gentle
man. I Btarted hitn off immediately, I
paying all expenses. I gavu him n let
ter to a friend or mine In Washington,
with Instructions to say to him to put
hlmjolf In communication with tho
counsel for tho dofence, and to tnako a
corroct report to mo as to how tho enso
1
also, to communicate with mo if my
presence) was necessary, and Inform me
without doltty ; with an urgont request
uu uuiu uo uuu inquire lor nun
Bulf how matters stood. (In infr. mo
and (iod nlono knows thil niisnniian mill
ttnxjety of my mind during the days of
iiisuunuiivu. i lmngiueci anil inougut
all kinds of things : yet I was nowuriess
to uct. At last ho returned, ami so bright
uu uiiL'enui was his eonicnance mat J
cohfets one-hull' of UIV lftr worn ilia
pelted, lio represented everything as
progressing well, and brought mo this
metuago from tho gentleman In Wash-
lngtou to whom I had sent him : "Be
under no apprehension as to any serious
uuiisniueuura. ivumain periectly quiet,
'as any action on your part would only
teud to umku matters worse. If you
can be of any service to us, we will let
juu know; but keep quiet."
i'lieoo were tlm instructions I received
from my frlendiu Washlugtou.iu whom
x lull tho utmost rellauce, aud who I
thought would never deceive me. lie
ulso Ddtlt me COUieS of the Xniinnnl Tn.
t(lli-jnctrt containing evidence lor the
defouco. X certainly felt greatly reliev
ed, though not entirely satisfied. This
uews reached mo some time In the lat
ter part or June, Just before tho party
or gentloaioii of whom 1 have spoken
arrived. They, too, assured mo thoio
was no cause lor fear. What else could
do but accept theso unwavering as
bUrancesV Even had X thntii.ht nrhnr,
wise, 1 could not havo tuken any ac
tion rcsultlnir in troud.
Just on tho eve of my departure to
Join a party or gentlemen on a hunting
excursion, while I was waiting at the
hotel for tho train, the proprietor han
ded me u paper, and said : "Head that
about tho conspirators1" Llltla did the
uiau know who I was, or how closely
that paragraph boro upon mo or mine.
Ji'hat paper luformed in thut nn n iluv
which was then present, nndatun hour
winch had thou come aud gone, tho
""" ui ueeus was luueenucled
i. uuii ucou uoiuraiiiiou upon and car.
ntd oui oven before I hau Intimation
that theruwasanv daiiL'ur. It llTiltllll
be lolly lor mo to utlcmpt to describe
t, v '"'I0' '"ler S2'u at tho paper
for fcouio time X dropped it ou the floor,
turning on my ;.sel, and going directly
to tho nouso where X bad been stopping
before When X entered tho room, X
lound my friend sitting there. As soon
aei lie saw mo be turned deadly pale,
but never uttered a word. X said
"YOU doubtless tllOUEht vnu worn net.
Ing u frlend-tho part of a friend tow
")VeiiHnought it for the best, Char-
uot stay to hear more. I went to my
room, remained thero until dark, and
tlnm siguined my intention to loavo the
placo immediately. I felt rccklcs3 as to
what should become of me.
After visiting Quebec nnd other pla
ces, with tho reward of $25,000 hanging
over my head, I did not think it pale to
remain there, and so I concluded to
seek nu asylum In foreign lands. I had
nothing now to bind mo to this country
save an only slater, and I knew she
would never want for kind friendsor a
good homo. For myself, it mattered
ltttlo whero I went, so that J could
roam onco moro a freo man. I then
went on u venture, and now, ladles and
gentlemen, I go forth again on a ven
ture. Gladly would I havo remained
hidden amoug tho multitude, but the
storn necessities arising from tho blast
ing of my earthly prospects havo forced
mo to leavo my solitude and to stand
u i again neioro tne pu one gaze as mo nis-
.A toriun of my own life. Ouo mitigation
',"!jr of the dista-lcfulness of this my first
i attempt, however, is the kindness with
nHif v Whclh X have been received, and thopa-
...11. LI.L T i 1 ll,..n...,l
iieijuu v,uu wiiim a uuvu uueu naiuiitu
to, for which X return you. ladles and
gentlemen, my slncero and heartfelti
inanits.
'Xut. Koruan Catholic Church is mak
ing great progress among tho negroes of
tho .South. . It is estimated that since
tho rebellion several hundred thousand
negroes havo Joined. Somehow or other
nn Idea prevailed at tho South during
the rebellion that the Catholic Church
was moro or less friendly to that cause,
For tills reason this denomination has
received largo accessions from some of
tho most prominent families of tho
South, A gentleman who has lately
traveled through the South states that
largo and liberal arrangements aro bo-
iiijg made by tho Church to profit by
tho feeling which exists alikd among
tho whites and the negroes to extend
Its domain In that section,
Cakmneb, rifles, revolvers, artillery,
: caitridges, and other war materials are
being shipped from this country by tho
millions of dollars worth, for tho use of
tho belligerents in Europe. Tho manu
facturers of these articles are at present
making more money than fell to their
lot during our own bloody- troubles
At presont all Europo (including tho
Powers not engaged in hostilities) Is a
very heavy purchaser of American
weapons of destruction.
Western Pennsylvania lias 2,002
church edifices, -valued at $20,281,205,
Tho Methodists havo 775 of tho build
Ings, nearly 300 moro than auy other
denomination. Thero aro published
222 periodicals, for w'hlcli a circulation
of 424,175 is claimed, In tho samo dls
Wet.
A municipal notlco has been issued
announcing tho opening of eloven fresh
denota for tho salo of horso flesh In
Paris. The dally consumption o;
horses, which at tho beginning of tho
siege was only 20 or 80, is now from 160
to 250.
A ciMF who was told by a clergy
man to "remember Lot's wife," replied
that ho had trouble enough with his
own, without remain boring other men's
wives.
After a weddlriff It was rormerly a
custom to drink lioney dissolved In
watpr for thirty days a moon's age.
Hcnco the origin of tho honoyrnoon,
3JE Dukoof Argylo, whoso eon Is
enjrt:j:trItT rxlnctes Louisa, ona of
Qufcn Victoria' Uaughlers, haa a sister
wJto has Just married Hir'jonn Mc
Neill, a gay boy of seventy-five.
Here Is a touching confession from
the fditor of tl. -Olens Fall (Now York)
Jlejwtlicant "Our Thankeglvlpff tur
key wa flno bird i lt had sealea ou Ha
tock, awl was taken from a barrel
Rail Ronds.
pATAWISSA ItAlLItOAU.
IsiO. WINTER ARUAKOEMRNT. 1870,
ra'tnierTrln on thlt rotiil will run fol-
own
.1i(l Hovth.
Lt. s.m n.iu
(ITATIOWS.
WIlllAinsport.
Muucy.
Milton.
Danville.
Ilupert.
Oalnwlima.
lllnfftown.
Hurnratt,
ouakafee.
1 U.hnnif T....M
Had North
Lv, 6.M p. ip
5.55 "
" S.10 "
" 4.3) "
" 4.12 "
" 4.UI '
" 2.M "
" 2.2U "
" 2.10 "
" 1.45 "
' 12.61 '
" 10.40 n.m
0.(1) "
10.21 "
10M "
lo.ti '
11.50 "
12.21 p.m.
1J0 "Dlne.Taniaiiaa,
" 3.15 " l'aiiaviue.
" 7.00 " I'hlladBlpuln. " .I5 "
" IM "illneManctiCuanlcdlne" '.05 p.m.
' 2.31 I" llothlehem. 12.()noon
" S03 " l'hlla, vln Ilethletaom. " 0.43 a.m.
' 2.M " Kaslon, " 11.35 '
New York, ft. Liberty St..
' S.S0 ' via I.. A rl. H. 11. 9.00 "
' ,53 " " L. Valley 11. 11. " 0.00 "
' 6.50 a.m. llostou. 0.00 p m
Pmsenneri Uklr s the 8.23 train from William-
sport, will havo two hours tu New York, lor hup-
ier, auu arrive in uosiuu o.ou a.m.. eleven
!iour- tu advance of all other routes.
Naw 1av nnii(.hea arcrnnnanv all trains hp.
tweeu Svillloinsport, New York and Philadel
phia. irain run uiruuKu uy uhviihui.
UEO WEnil.fiupt.
T A01CAVANA
AND BLOOilS-
XJ I
lllllUI IIAIMIOAD
Ou and ertor Nov. 21, 1870, Passenger Trains will
run as iouowbi
Oolni; North,
Arrive Arrive
n. m. u. m.
doing Houtb.
Leave Lenvt
p. in. a. m
S.2') C.20
Leuve
3.f,0 e
4.1.1 7.20
4.20 7.1I
4.44 8.U3
S.ll r.31
5.10 0.U7
6.10 U.
Arrive Arrive
6.40 10.2U
HcrantonH
V.43
PHlton....... 0.15
Kingston. 8.45
Ply mouth ......... 8.
ShickBhlnny.... 7.5.i
Uerwick ....... . 7.'.3
Ulnom 6.50
Uanvllle 0.10
Leave
North'd ............ 5.30
1.5(1
1.26
I. 17
U80
l.lll
II. 31
11.0)
Leave
la 40
(ounentlon mMileatHrriinl.iu bv thn 10.10 a.mL
tral i for Ureal llend, Ulcaiiaiiiton, Albany uud
all points North, East and West.
Il.T.UOUND.Bup't.
TUXlOUaiX X'ASSfc-NUKXt OAXt
To and rnou
PHILADELPHIA AND WILLIAMSPOUT
VIA. TUB LE1IIUU TALLBY RAIL IIOAU.
Ou and art or Monday. October 8d, 1870, n
through ponsunger couch will run between I'lill
adfclpiuu nnd au point on the Uatuwlssa ltall
Hoau via. QUikake Junction.
No change of ears between Wlltlamsportnnd
Pnlladclphln.
Leave lor
rhllad'H A New York,
Arrive from
Phllau'n A New York,
A.M.
P.M.
8.15
8.43
11.31)
Wllllamsport
Muncy.
MUtun.
l)anville.
Hup rt.
Caluwlssa.
Mauch Chunk
Cntasaqua.
Allentowu
Ueililehem
KllHtllU
PhlliKlelphla
New York
6.60
6.28
4.1U
4.00
3.40
3.81
1.20
12.27
12.1S
12.15
11.31
tf.tj
0.0)
A.M.
lu.io
10.30
10.42
1.40
2.3)
2.37
2.50
3.17
, ft.0-1
0.V5
P.M.
Arr,
I.T.
Don't full to nsk lor your tickets vln. tho Lo
hlgh V'alley Double Track Itimte for Philadel
phia, New York nnd nil points In the LcUlgh
Valley.
buperlor freight ncctmtuodatlons nre offered
by this old and short line route irom Phlladel-
rihlaaud New Yolk to all Btatlons on Catawissa
Call ltoad and connections.
1'hls Is the only double track ronte between
New York uud Quakuke Junction, and therefore
is tho most reliable tor both Freight and Pas
sengers. II. 8 1'ANL K If GOOD WIN.
Asst. Uen'l. Bupt.
Dethleheru, Oct. 21, 1870-ly.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, &
WESTERN HAILllOAD. Winter nirauge-
Trains leave as follows t
WESTWA.Rjj,
Vx
Ac-
Ac-
STATIONS.
press
coin.
com,
r.M
Via M. it Ii. DlvN.A M.
Arl New York. Lv
Uhot Jlarciay St.) 8.00
....Christopher Nt..... 8.00
llnlioken 8.15
Newark. 8.10
P.M.
0i5
8.is!
8.S0
0.2U
U5
4.M
4.10
4.1V
4.21
4.10
l,ll
4.50
7.35,
Wash nuton 11.28
via Uen. Kit. of N.J
... ftew York
(tXtolIMrrluSt)
New Hampton....
IIW
8.50
0.00
7.40
0.00
oisb
1.11
1.U2
11.15
11.43
Oxford...
1'iVi .-...Ilridiievllle.
11.53
7.30 1
6.15 ...Philadelphia..
4.0-2! Trenton
8.40
11.05
12.00
ti.S3
1.33 Phlllipsburg
Vi.v .Manunku Chunk....l
iz.l0(.....,ueiaware........
12.22 ....Mount Uethel
12,15
12.25
12.10,
12.5.51
B.1U
i 12.07 Water OaD
1,57,11.5.1 .....Htroudsburg
riiruKuevuie
U.T8 Ilenryvllle
1.23 11.171 ...Oakland....
4.011 ll.oii lorks
3.49 10.42 .....Tobyhauna.....
3.37 l".29I......Oouidsboro.......
3.18 10.M.........Miiscow
3.l; 9&i DunnliiE
i.u;
1.15
1.30
0.30
1.4(1
2.06
9.45
10.30
ltll
10.15
1U..15I
10.45
2.381
2.48
3.V0
P.M.
K.OO 2.41 0.25 ...... .bcranlon
7.301 .50 ...Clark's Summit....
8.50
0.08
0.1a
0.3J
tl.50
10.00
10.23
10.43
8.40
0.20
9.33
3.38
7.K 3.111 8.51 ...Ahlngton
3.40
i.45, 1.57 8.35 ..hactory vino
4.1
4.:
10.00
10.40
11.10
11.55
12.31)
6.10 1.30 8.I5......Nlcholson.
5.10 1.211 7'o..IInpbottom.........
4.571 1.07 7.37 Montrofce
4J48
4.67
6.15
5.30
.io uta 7.iu New Miirord
3.45 1231 7.04 1. Great llend. .
10.57
1.00
r.M I A. M A. M. ,
l'.K
A,U,
A.U,
Trains do not ston at Stations where the Time
Is omitted.
CONNECTIONS.
At New Hamilton with Central R. H. of N.J.
The Mall and Express trains eastward and west
ward connect with trains lor New York, Kllzu
beth, HlHlufleld, bomervtlle and other stations.
At wnsuington wun Aiorris a Lbsex it. it.
Mall and Kxnress trains make close and reliable
connections with trains lor New York. Newark,
Morrisiown, Dover, waierloo,iiacbeiistowu a-c.
At Mauuuka Chunk with llelvidere Delaware
It. It. Close connections ire made by Mull and
i- xnress trains, with trains for Phlladelohla.
Trenton, Phllltpsburg, llulvldere, tc. lly Train
no. i. passengeis reacu rniiaueipnia via cam
den, by r.o.' 4, via Kenslnstou. Passengers on
No. 4, arrlvo In Philadelphia lu time to lake the
11.6U p. m, train lor iiauimore unu wasniuKton.
AL Ucranton wltti Lackawanna A HlnnmHhur
& Delawure A Hudson ltall Hoiuts. Trains on
these roads connect with our tinlns lor Plttston,
Wlikes-llarre. llerwlck, Hloomsburg, Duuvllle,
Olyplmut. Archbald ana Carbondale.
Atlilughamton with Erie ltallwav. Mall No.
1 connects with Express Mall on Erie Itullnuy.
icuving at v.u p. m. wun a sleeping coacn at
tached, arriving nt Uuffaloat 3.25 next morning.
Express No. 3 connect., with a way train for
Uwego. Ithaca, aud Klmlrn.
Albany t Susqutvhanna ItallRoad. Fourtralns
a day run each way between Illngluunton and
sioany. unu leaves ui)gnumiou ut .wp. m,
and ni rives at Albaiivnt K.15 n. m.
pvraense. iiinunarnion r.. y. it. it. intnia
for Myracui-e leave at 8 a.m. and 0.30 p.m. Trains
irom nvraense arrive nL 11.4s a. m.nnu su n. 111.
W. F. HOLWILL. W. V. 11ALLHTEAD.
uen'l I'm-,, and TtUAgsnu tsapu
TVTORTHEUN OENTItAL KAIL
WAY.
On and after December 4th 1870, Trains will
lcave&UNDCBY as follows I
NORTHWARD.
4.85 a.m., Dally to Wllltamsport, for Klrnira
Canandalgua, Rochester, lluffalo, Suspension
uriaue, anur,, vans.
6.60 p. M.. Dally.fexcept Sundays) for Elmlra ani.
"liuiraio via Erie luilway from Elmlra.
4.?5 p.m.. Dully, (except sunaays) lor Hiinsms
' TRAINS BOUTHWA11D,
11.05 A.M.Dally (except Monday's) forBaltlmort
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
11.25 P.M. Dally(except8nnday's)forBaltlmor
Washington and Pnlladelpda Y0UN(J
General Passenger Agent.
Altked R. Fiske, Gen'l Supt.,
"O EADINQ RAILTtOAD.
WINTER ARRANOEMENT.
ilONPAT, NOV, 21St, 1870.
Great Trunk 1 Jne from the North and North
IVa.1 fnr 1'hilaillnlitA.New York. Iteaulne. Potts.
Vllle, Tamoqna, Ashland, Shaniokln Lebanon
Aitenuiwn, laston, upuraut, uiu, itucusivr
Trains leave Harrlsburg for New York, as lot
inw.i ALR.tn. k.io nnd 10.50 a. ni.. ano 2.50 d. in.
connectlug with similar trains on Pennsylva
nia iianroau, ana arriving at new sum w
in in n. in.. H.S0. &.S0nnd 10.00 n. m. resnectlvelr.
Sleeping cars accompany the 3,10 a in. trains
without change.
Returning! Leave New York at 6,00 a.m. snu
12.0U noon and 6,00 p. ra. Philadelphia at 8.1!
m, anu aiup. in. rjieciuus wtr tuu,puj
the 6.00 p.m., trains Irom 1
without chauge.
Leave Harrlsburg for Reading, I'etuvll.s, is-
lentown and Plilln'd. at 8,10a.m.and 2.50 and
1,05 p.m., stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations; the 4,05pm. train connecting for Phil's
Pvtuvllle and Columbia only. For PolUTllle
Schuylkill Haven aud Auburn, via Schuylkill
and Susquehanna tiauroau, leave uarruuurx e
n in n m.
' l.'fljit Pennsvlvanla Railroad trains leave Iteau
Invrnr Allnlnwn Kasioii and Mew York at 6.00.
10.30. a. m., lilfuoou 4 45 p. in. Iteturulur, leave
n. York at o.ixi a. m.. 12.00 noon and 8.0 !. w.
and Alleutown at 7.20 a. in. 12.24 noon, 2.65, 4.10
up 6.45 p.m.
Wav PflMteneer Train leaves Phlladelnllla at
7,30 a.m., connecting with similar train on Eual
I'ft. rauruau reiuruiug iruiu avsuiuBHiQisiii
stoppiug at an stavipus.
i.7,vu p,,ttBvllln ut 000 a.m.. and 3.10 D.n
Herndon hi 10.10 a. m.. btiauokln at 6.40 and 11. X
a, m Ashland at 7,05 ajn. and 12iOnoon Mali-
anoy city at 7.01 a. in. anu i. p. p. ihuiij .
JU a, m., aud 2.40 p. m. for Phlladelphls, Nrw
York. JUadlug, uarrisuurg.ac.
Laavo Putuvllle via Bcuuylklll and Susque
hanna luiliroau ais.iA n.iu. lor inuiuumib m.h
12.0.. uoou, lor I'ineurove anu jivuuui,
if.B.ittiu Aivjiiiimoiiation Tralu leaves l otti
vllle ut 6.40 a. in., passes Iteadlng at 7,30 a. m..ur
riving at Philadelphia at 10.20 u. m, lteturnk
Lv.! pnitiututniiia nt a n. in.. uoSkliiK Read
ing at 7,26 p.m., arriving at l'ottsrllle al .lp p.iu
Uiwn at 7,00 a.m. returning, leaves PhUadelphle
"oolumbti Railroad Trains leave Beading m
7,) a.m and tl-15 p.tn. for liphrat, Lillx, Lauc-
''perkloSen'ltali'ltoad Trains leave Perklomei
Juuetlou at 7.10 V,06 a. m., . 10 p. . reluj"
Jmi line Hchwmksvllls t7.M..J ,.".. liW
I LtuV 4.1U p.m., connMllDg wlU sliuUar tram-
Coltbrookdals Itallr4 trains Imys Potts town
Ex- Mall
press
Rail Roads.
nt 9.40 b. m aud 0.20 p. in.,rctmuUilenveMounl
rieasantat 7.00nml 11.25 a. in., connecting with
similar trains on Itendlnn Railroad.
Chester Valley llallroad Trains leave Bridge
port nt 8,30n. in. nnd 2.03 and (Man, m. retnrulnh
leave pownlntston at 8.6 a. m., 12.43 noon and
5.15 p. m connectlug with similar trains or
Heading linllrond.
On Sundays, leave New Yotk at 6,00 p.m., PhU
phlnnt H,0u a.m. and 3,15 p.m.,(the 8,00 a,m, trail,
runutugonly tolleadlugiJloivel'otUvllleS.OOam,'
llnrrlshnrg at 3.10 n, m. nnd 4.03 p. m. nni
leave Allenlown at 8.43 p. m ami leave
Heading at 7,13 a, in, and 10.iKp. m.for Harris
burg, at 6.00a. m.for New York, and at 9.40 a. m.
and 4.23 p. tn w riilladelphla.
Commutation, Mileage, Heunon. Bchool ,li
hseurslnn Tickets to aud from all pokits.atre-
Ilnggage checked tlaronshj 100 pounds allowe!'
cneu paNtfeucur.
tl. A..NI(X)LW,
CleneralSliporlnlenfnl
Heading, Pn., Nov. 23, 1870.
jgllOWN'S FAST FREIGHT
KIIOM PHILADELPHIA TO nLOOMHBUllU
and Intermediate points. Goods forwarded will
care nnd despatch and at. low rates.
(lands, nt Philadelphia, must tit dellvereu at
miner iCo's. 811 Market Blreot, For full par
tlculnjs, apply to
, JACOB SCHUYLER. Proprietor.
AnK.20.'f,9-tf It. Depot, lsloom..buri?.lN
Miscellaneous.
S1
OMKT1IING NEW!
The undersigned would herebv rIvo notice
IlEAIlHE.flnu thntltaiinslhofitcllltffR forcarry.
iu ou the business of UNIHCltTAKINU In it II
Its branches
IN CIT. HTYLC,
He has pngn(tet experienced persons who will
take elmruM of the bmlp(t ol thn ileeed rtsniron
fin thev Mm flic of thin mot-tut mil" nml ntiond
tn WHHhlnK'hem.Mmving, tlreHslriR, Ac. Hhmud
furnlntieil iiNo toordur. At mucu exi'use be
IRON IOE BOX,
In which oodles can be prcserTed Inn cleanly
and dry condition. Carriages lurnlshed for fu
neral occasions. In short, lie Is prepared to take
charge of a corpfo liniui'illnielv after dtaih, and
save friends aud relatives nil further trouble In
rejraru ioiu
Ho ulso carries on tho business of
OABXNET MAKING
Upholslerlna In nil Its branches, repairing furnb
turo, reeattiiR cane bottomed clmlrs.Ac.. Ac'
Place of business on Iron atreet, below Main.
ItOHEUT I to AN,
Uloomsbu rg, July 22, 1S70 tt.
SIXTY-FIVE FIHST IMtIZE itED
MS AWAltDED,
IlALTlSIOnil PIANO
yCFf W MANUFACTOP.Y.
WILLIAM KNAUE & CO.
KANUr.VCrCKKKS 01'
guand, squAin: and urniaiir
P'l A N O F O It T E S ,
UALTIMOU K, MD.
TIioho Instruments lmvobeeu before t ho publlo
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their excel
lence alone al tnlned an unpurchased preeminence
which pronounces them unequalled. I'helr
TONE
combines j-reat power, swjiirTluuline S'.TuJ
Itiir ntmlltv n u-nll ......... ........... ,..7.
and swecl rus throughout tho entire scale. '1 heir
TOUCH
lspllantnnd elastic, and entirely free from tho
stiffness found In so many Plauoes
IN W0IIK.MANSIIIP
they nre unrqunileil, using upne but the very
best teasoncd mtitcriat, the large capital tmplin el
In our business enabling us to Keep coutluuall
an Immeuse stock of lumber, ic, on hand.
Y115.A1I nur,v7"ar JHanocs havo our New Irn-
piovud OVKUsinuMa ecale and tho Agraffe
e would call snec al attention tn ntir late
lmnrovements In GRAS'D J'lAXns nml
HQUAJti! OJlAXnS; Patented Auo. 14, isw),
wnlch bring tho Piano nearer perfection thau
has yet been attained.
Evehv Piaso fcily WAnriANTEU Fon 5 Years,
Wo havo made arramrementn far the .&iV
Yhoteiale Anenrn for thi. iiintl. fnlphrntml PAll.
LOU dltOANS and MKLODHONS, which we
otter Wholesale and Itetiill.nt Lowest Factory
Prices. . WILLIAM KNAllB & CO.,
ocws7u-um, Italllmore, Md.
si: i nnn 11 w aku.
j? l.,JJJ For nny case of Ullnd Weeding
Itchlng.or Ulcerated Piles that !). Hind's Pile
Hemeuy falls 10 cure. Itlsptepartd expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing el.e. mid lmscnri
cases of over 20 years standing. Sole by all
Druggists.
VIA PUQA.
Da Ulna's Via Putra Is the nura ttitcrn of P.ntka
Herbs, ltoots, oud llerrles, for
CO.'SUSlITION.
Inflammation of the Luui:r:h1I Liver. Klduev.
nnd liladder dlseases.organic Weakness, Female
AfUlrtlnns, General Deblllty.aud all complaints
of the Urinary Oigans lu Maleuud Ft-niale, pro-
uucing dyspepsia, uostivencss, uravei, uropsy
nnd Kcroliila, which most generally terminate 1
Consumptive Uecllue. It purities nuit enrlcles
the Illood. tho lltlllnry, Glandular nml Secietlve
System; Corrects and Strengthens the Nervous
nnd Muscular forces: It acts like a charm on weuk
nervous, nnd tlehllltnted lernales, Imth young
and old. None should be without lu Solu every.
wuerc. i.AiiuitATuuY 11 rrauKiin nt.. iiaiti
more, ild. aug5 70-ly.
s
HAIU'LESS & IIAH5IAN,
EAOI.E KOUNIinY AND MANUFACTURINCI SHOP,
STOVES 4 PLOWS WHOLESALE RETAII
THE CEl.EnKATEP UONTltOHR UtON UK AM ANIj
THE HUrrON WOOPEN I1EAU PLOWS.
CastlnErs and FlrellrlckforrenalrlnceltvStoves
All kinds of Brass or iron casting made to order
upon short notice.
11. 1' . nilAltl'ljiE, CC i'. H. UAlUiAA,
IllonnisburE. Pa. I'ronrleton
Mar.l9.'00-if.
AT E W O O A
GOAL Y A It I).
1.1 Til
The. undersigned respectfully Inform the
citizens ol llloomsburg and Columbia county,
that they lieep all the dlflerent numbers of stove
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo
sesi on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelvy, Neal A
Go's Furnace; with a good pair of Unllalo scales
nn iia u-l.nrr tn ueleh Loal. bav. and straw
L.lEewise a norsennu wiiguo, 10 uenci wu.
those who desire It. As they purchase a large
amountof coal.they Intend tokeep a superior ar
ticle, and sell at tne very lowest prices, x-it-iwe
call and examine for ymn-selves before nnrchas
thgelsewuerc. J. W. HKNUEIlsIliiT,
mtT"R iindnrslrrnnd will tako in ex-
X change for Conl and Groceries, tho following
iiameu nriicies : wurm. nyo, vr" uuib, i ui-
ho ft, Jwiru. JinQi,Miouiuer,anu huh iiitui.aiuufi
-Vifo linv An. nt tim hli3hfKL rash nrlces. at his
Grocery Store, adjoining meir coui yum,
oomjibarsMnr. 10,'C9-ly.
11 r iciii
I CuncerJf4Uui,tM Arab fct j I'roL Dultoii, iW W, 3
4tbt.7Ciieiiinkti,Ulftu4I)r.Grnt,iitCtmrlittl tl
i n r
i i ui iiwir Ei'm
n.idlthixittittla . & & s. riin. I'.vtrt
Tool ni tVbr l ft . 2Ti . VUIM ni r. j
u O iWMv
movid. If itun la
not m torn llawtM
fu.aort, with UiulrX
I mania arallnr unf I
rssni. K'a ftfihra .. I -- but tliei
U.un-ntt. Uom othtr ihouU vr U tut
0. IT OWE It,
au opened a flrst-cl&ss
1JOOT. H1IOE, HAT CAP, AND FUU STOItE.
at the old stand on fcialn Htreet, Illognisburij.ftfew
uoomauove ineuouri. nuunu, jusbiwu uram
nnvtxinrthoverv latetitand be&tstvles ever oiler-
Mi to the citizens of Columbia Couutv. He can
accommodate the publlo with the following goods
at the lowest rates. Men's heuvy double boled
stoa boots, men's double aud single Up holed
KIP UQOIB, IUVU a UKixvf Biufin biiutb ui uu fcumn
men's tine Uots and hhotu or all grades, boy1
iinntiin unipd boots and. shoes of all kinds, men'
elove kid llalmoral shoes.men's.owomeu's.boys's
and misses' lasting gaiters, women's' glove kid
Polish very flne.women'smorocco Ualn'oralstind
Call BllOes, WUII1CU B YVIX MHO aiu uutivuvti tan'
ers. In short boots of all descriptions both peg
sil anil EAirrtil.
lie would also call attention to his flno assort
ment or
HAT8, OATH, FUIta AND NOTIONS.
a,hi nnmnrini nil the new and nonulai vari
eties at prices which cunnotfatlto suit all. These
goous are oucrea at vne iumubi iihh .uu
wlllbe.guarnnteed to give satisfaction. A call
Is solicited before purchasing elsewhere as It Is
believed that better bargains are to be found
than at any otner place in tne county.
Dec 'o7
A few more AOENTH are WANTfc.Ii for one of
"XT A T U lt A h iilBTOn'
J-l Giving a cUar description of nearly every
known species of lleasts, iilrdi, FUhrs, J&kecU,
liepilieB, dCdlU) fUUVf licti vg iwwBjiHTiuru inur
tratlotisaud replete wunexruing huu uinunr,
artMilntM rif llielr inHOifold DdOuliurilteS. Ttl
rtnin nr t hu fiirnnilA lindaU four Volume edl
tlou, with valuable additions, fmm the wurmof
otueri liiiuiuiinei Daiuruiisis.uiiuu.ABuvBis,
WCOU, VJJSOil, rtUUUUUH, IU IiiMWj unit.-, v
trouble to Agvuts at.utiett ut party, bvery
hmtv In dflluliltd with H.oid and muPK.lu towi
or country. NoihlugllkeHln theneld. Agj-nts
repoit prollts JrcmlstulW per day, aud soil in
connection the Utest and Ut edition of lilbles
tutaut. becd for Jl unrated circular and our
most ilU.ru! terms i.r my ani uin e.
A. II HUUUAItP.rublUher,
dec37o-2t. iwt.liti.uiui bt l'hlla.
OUaE TO KEfvT.
A pleafcnianaacsirijioui4wio
la JUoomsburK.iniiieirnireiMiruoiiui ise wwu,
l'nsstwsiou ilvsu at anr Uit.
Apply at this
dries.
Lb KINDS Of JOh
il'R
HINTING
JX. jisally exwBUd at Tn Ooixkbul bki
iiaauy ex
ting 091
rrln1
Patent Modicincs,
T
1 II E KIDNEYS,
The Kidneys nro two lu number, situated at
the upper part of the loin, surroundod by fat,
and consisting of three parts, vlsr' the Anterior,
the Interior, aiul the Exterior,
The anterior absorbs, Interior consists of tis
sues or veins, which serve nan deposit for the
urine nnd convey II to the exterior. The exter
ior Is n conductor also, termluatlug In it single
tube, nnd called the Ureter, Tho nreters nre
connected with the bladder.
The bladder Is composed of various coverings
or tissues, divided Into parts, vlz.t tho Upper
tho Lower, the Nervous, nnd tho Mucous. Tho
upper expels, the lower retains. Mnny have n
desire to urinate without the ability i others
urinate without tho ability to retain. Tills fre
quently occurs In children.
To euro these ntTcctlons, we must bring Into
action the muscles, which nro cut- IcJ In their
various functions. Itlhoy nro neglected, (Jrnvcl
or Dropsy may ensue.
Tho rcaJer must nlso be inndo aware, tbat
however slight may bo tho attack, lt is sure to
atTect the bodily health nnd mental powers, as
our llcsb. aud blood nro supported from these
sources,
Ootnyon nitROMATisjt. Pain occurring In the
loins Is Indicative of thonbove diseases. They
occur In persons dlsposodto ncld stomach aud
chalky conductions.
The QnAVKU The gravel ensues from neg
lect or Improper treitmeut of tho kldnoys
Theso organs being weak, hc water Is not ex
pelled from tho bladder, but allowed to remain ;
It becomes feverish, and sediment forms. It Is
Irom this deposit that the stone is formed, and
gravel ensues.
Dnornvi a collection of water In somo partB
of tho body aud bears different names, accord
ing to tho parts affected, viz.: when generally
diffused over the body, lt is called Anasarca,
when of tho abdomen, Asdics; when of the
chest, Hydrothorax.
Tkkatment. Ilelmbold's highly concentrated
compound Extract Buchu Is decidedly ono of
Iho best remedies for diseases of tho bladder,
kidneys, gravel, dropsical swellings, rheuma
tism, aud gouty affections. Under this head wo
huvo arranged Dysurln, or difficulty and pain In
passing water, Scanty Secretion, or small and
lrequent discharges of water; Hlrnngury, or
stopping of water; Hematuria, or bloo ly urine;
Qontand ltheumatlsra.of tho kidneys, without
nny change lu quantity, but Increase In color,nr
dark water. It was always highly recommend-.
djivtjre'ljf. i'hyslck, In these affections.
This medlclno increases tho power of diges
tion, aud excites the absorbents Into healthy
exercise by which tho watery or calcareous dep
ositions, and all unnatural enlargements, as
well as pain and .Inflammation are reduced, aud
lt is taken by men, women, and children. Di
rections for use nnd diet accompany.
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. ai, 187.
H. T. IlKLMiior-n, Druggist :
DkauSik I have been a sufferer, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kid
ney affections, during which time I have used
various medlclual pteparatlons, and beeu under
the treatment of the most eminent Physicians
experiencing but little relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively
advertised, I consulted with my lamlly physi
cian in regard to nslng yonr Extract Buchu.
I did this because I bnd lined nil kinds or ad
vertised remcdles'P bad found them worth-
less, and, f-ome quite injurious; iniact.iaespair
ed of ever getting woll, and determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless I knew of the in
gredients. It was this that prompted mo to use
your remedy. As you advertised that lt was
composed of buchu.cubebs, nnd Juniper berries,
lt occurred to mo and my physician as an excel
lent combination, nnd, with his advice, after an
xaminatlonof thearllcle, and consulting again
with tho druggist, I concluded to try It. I com
menced Its use about eight months ago.atwhlca
time I was confined to my room. From tho first
bottle I was astonished and gratified at the ben
eficial effect, nnd after using lt three weeks, was
able to walk out. I felt much like writing you
a full statement ol my case at that time, but
bought iy Improvement might only bo tern
porary, and therefore concluded to defer nnd see
if lt would effect a perfect cure, knowing then lt
wculd bo of greater vnluo to you nnd more sat
isfactory to me.
I am now able to report that a euro Is effected
after using the remedy for five mouths.
I have not used any now for three mouths,
and Icel as well in all respects as I ever did.
TTour Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
taste and odor, n nice tonloand Invigorator ol
the system, I do not mean to bo without It when
ever occasion may require Its use In such affec
tions. M. McCOItMICK.
Should nny doubt Mr. Mccormick's sUiteraout,
he refers to the following gentlemen!
Hon. Wm. Iliaixii, ex-Oovemor, Pennsyl
vania.
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon, J, O. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. H. Black, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, D, It, FoitTKn. ex-Uovernor, Pennsyl
vanla.
Hon. ELLIS I.ewjs, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. It. C. QniEU, Judge, United States Court
Hon. O. W, WoODWAnn, Judge, Philadelphia.
non, W. A. PoniEn,Clty Solicitor, rhiladel
phla.
Hon John Uiatun, ex-Oovernor, California.
Hon. U. Banks Auditor General, Washln
ton, p. C,
And many others. If necessary.
Bold by Druggist, and Dealers everywhere,
Ueware of counterfeits, Aslc for H.lmuold'i
Take no other, rnica 11.35 per bottle, or C bot
tles for i.M- Delivered to any addres.. De
scribe symptom. In all communications.
Adilress II. T. HELMltOLD, Drug andCheml-
oal Warehouse, 601 Broadway, N. Y.
NONE ARE GENUINE
UNLKflS DONE UP JN
STEEL -ENOUAVED WHAPPEH,
with faa-sluUa of my Chemical Warehouse, aud
signed
II. T, UKWdUOLD,
U7Wy
Drugs and Ohomicals,
A GREAT MEDiCAi ftSfc . :Y
VINEG-AIi BlffiS
Hundreds of 'flioncands u
Sr ncsr tpstlmenr to tncif Tf onilcr- i.Et?
s'S . , rulcWwei.accti. lljfq
f j WHAT AHtv I MfcY V g g H
8 2
o t s niEr Aim not a vim gal
bfll FANCY DRINK. Pt?
Msdoef roor Harn.tVlilsUcr, Trouf Bplrlln
nnd Refuse J,lauvr.docto!cd,rplccd aIldlwc(f
enod to pleMOtlio taets, callcd"TorJci,""Appttlr
en," " Itestorcrs," ac, that lead tbo tippler cn to
dranxenficss end run., but aro a trao Medicine, tnsua
from tho NsUto Hoots tnd llerks of tsllforsli, rrco
frnm nltAIcohvllo Btlmnlants. Taoyaro Iho
uitnAT iii.ooi) rrjitinnit nnd a met
(UVINU rttINCIl'I.E a perfect Kenovstor sad
lnlgorfttor of tho Byetcia, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring tbo blood to a healthy condition.
lCor-enoa csntsbo tnceo Enters according todlr4c
tlon and remalnlong nnwcll.
61(10 wlllbe glvcnforan lncnrablo case, provided
tho bones sro not deitroycd by mineral poUTOa or
ether means, and tho vital organs waited beyond tho
point orrepalr.
rnrlnflammntory nnd Chronic Ithcamn.
tlsui nud Goat Dy.pcpsln, or Indlcestton,
nilloiis, Ucmlttent nnd Intermittent Fevers
DUcnsceof tho Illood. Liver, Kidneys, nnd
lllnddcr tnese Hitter, bavo been most success
ful, rincb Disease, nro earned by Vlttntcd
Illood. which H generally produced by Ccranccncrt
cf tho Dlccstlro Urtrnns.
DYUl'El'.IA UIl INDIGESTION, Seal
ache. Tola In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tlghtnces of tho
Cheat, DUzlncsB, Bour Eructations of tho Etomach,
Eadtaitolntlio Month, ifdlous Attact, TalplUUon
cf thollc&rt, InQanimatlonof tho Lungs, rain In tho
regions cf tho Kidneys, and a hundred outer painful
cymptoms.cro tho ofcnrlngsof UycpcpBla.
Thtylnl:orato tho Etomach nnd stunulato tho tor
pid l.vcr and bowels, which render thorn of unequalled
cQcacyln cleansing tho blood of all Impurities, and
lmpcrtlng new llf o and vigor to tho wholo Eystcm.
l ()It HKI.N DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Edit
Therm, Clotchcs, Epoti, Pimples, rcitulcs, Colls, Car
buncles, Itlng-TVorma, Bcald-Iicad, Eoro Eyes, Erysip
elas, Itch, Ecurft, Elacolorstlona of tho&ldn,lluniora
and Dlaoosos cf tho bfeln, of wbatovcr namo or nature,
aro literally dug up and carried out of tho system In a
thort lime by tho uto of theso Bitters. Ono bottlo In
6uch ca&csnlU conrlnco tho mott Incredulous of their
curative cUcct.
Clcanie tho Vitiated Elood whcnoTer you find Us
loipurlttcs bursting through tbo fildn lnrimplcs. Erup
tions ororcs clcansoltwhcn you find lt obstructed
and tiugglsh la the veins clcanso It when It la foul,
nnd your feelings wllltollyouwbcn. Kcsp tho blood
puro asd the health, of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPEandotber WHIMS, lurslnglntho
system cf so msny thousands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Tor full directions, read carefully
tho circular around each bottlo, printed In four lan
guages English, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. It. It. McEOXALTl ft CI
E-rnggUts and.Cen,.JflsCT,tt, Eau Tranclsco, Csl
' tnd'STandS4 Commerce Gtrect, Vcvr York.
C3S0LO BY ALL EI!UCalST3 AND DRALEE3.
oct2ST0-tr.
mm
fi.-5.ono wim, nn paid to any rnrisoN
nriKliicinir a lrei)irntlon hhowlus half ns many
Kir.IITjK HHEUMATIU HUM BJI V. Hill fCll'U
Nni.rfsiTlntlniinri'rof. JOS-1 FITLMt.M. I)..
mifinf PhlLulBlnhlii'M o!d-8t raulur l'livslclans,
who has made H'iumntf9m a specialty .'J 7 years,
nnrmnnoottv rmlnil with this Heinedv Do in
every iw pntlent1. 1 realed ; so warranted under
oiilh.from Iteslslered oaspH, a if suit unparallel
ed. It inn piea-iunt sMcmcine, ireo irom injur
ious uruus ( sworn vunuiiutu mmi jvi'imn ucu
min iiiitil l'livuldfiiim imlnrkliirf III, hlllnr HP.
mnruiiiv vtiv.li bottle). To nrotecL fiull'erert from
rlslc, a leRnl Ruarnntee Rtat 1k number of bottles
warranted to Cure will b forwarded without
chfirtva many person sendlnjrby letter n full,
irnttilul flf4irintlon of else. In cn.se of laflure
tocuie.thenntnunt paid will be refunded, l'rlco
Sl.&tper otlle; 0 bottles, 87.00. Medical advice
mnt hv letter cratis. Addrcsi l)lt. KITLLlt,
OtllceNo. 0 Krtnth TOU tTU Htreet. lMilUdel-
phla, or No. 701 lUU)AUVAY,2i. V. Wold or
sepu'u iy.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedjfi
Too not wisn to Inform you. reatUr. thit Dr.
Wonderlnl, or any other man, ha discovered a
remedy that cures Consumption, when tho lungn
are half .onwuned, In hhort( will cure alldlsoa
eu whether, f mind, hody or estate, mako men
worir.anit it uimgnen io maue our'Buuiunary
hnhfioa bltHvfut l'i.radlse.towhlch Heaven Itself
snail ho hut a bideMi-nv You nay neirueuougn
ol ttmt kind of humbuegcry. Rut when J tell
on mat ur.Mase a uaiann uemeuy win jmuuxe
ucure tho tort casus of Catarrh in tho Head. I
only ahbert that which thousands con testify to
win pay c-"" iluuiii nn i iuu mui a i-uii-juir
are, A pamidilot Rlvtng tsymptoina and other
mfiirmatuin tent it eo to any nadvess. This rem
edy Is
SOLD HY MOST DRUGOISTS IN ALTj IWRTS
Ol'" Tills WUULiU.
Vrlco TA centH. Sent hy mall, postpaid, on receipt
or fclitiy cenia, or lour pacauges nr iwo ununrB,
Ileware of eountcrfeitf and worthiest inuUUiom,
See that my private Stamp, which Uu jwxiltve
guarantee of lienulnencss, la upon the outside
wrapper, iieiuuiuntr umt iiuu piivuiu niuuiii.
lhsued uy tht Unit ed State. Government express
ly lor hiainping my meuicim'8, una my pmiruu
nnniB ami aililresu. and Iho words U. S. Certltl-
catH of (JeuulneiieKb," cnutaved ujxn it, and
need not he niltnktn. Don't ho swindled by
travelers and olhera represeutins themsplves as
Dr, Huge; lam the only innn now living that
hus tho knowledge and rlfiht to mauutaeturothe
Uenutne Dr Sago's Catarrh Remedy, aud 1 never
irivei io Htu mm ini-unvuie.
it, v. riuw k. -m. u.
obtlB;o-tf. iai Seneca street, llnfUlo, N.Y
Is the IlEsT Liniment in the Would
FOR HORSES.
KiRsr, It Is composed of the most powerful
and l'ENKTRATIN
Mirr'tNn. Cnmli
I NO IK
Inuids known lu Cheintstr
-Comblnpd with tho abovo li a Mrpr
cinal On., made expressly for this Liniment,
nml tnlxcd bv an cntirclv ik-w nrocess.
Tilliin, i iiOusuDi iw power in aim jicneiraung
IncredlenU is to drtvo or force In thtn heauttrul
MrtiiriNAL Dir.. vciiu-li lubricates tlio lolnts and
lniihcles. and Immedlatelv throttles the dUease.
and compels ii to loosen Us deathly, sickening
and poUonoiiHfrinss,
I'OUUI II, J MKIUUIMAI Ul4 la UPtl jur mo
fcnme leaBon that m kiw( mechanic alwoys nse8
on to inane nit machinery worn wun ease anu
nrnMBion. mo in inn stune wav ine muticie anu
Joints of our animal should he lubricated If we
W1II III llrlVt) I UUI11 1.1 tit 1 llll 1 HHUll UI1U t'fMJe,
Fifth. Ut very soothing In Its action, will
not burn or blister the animal like most of the
"n d hot" liniments of the dav.
Six 'H. Not one drop ot tincture of cayenne
or red pppper can he found In Its componitlon;
for we hold that no liniment can he ollpctive
whtch burns and blisters the animal until the
muscles aie hard and dried almost to a rrlun.
hf.tenth. Kvery bottle Is WAitit anted to give
goou Haiisiaeuon, or your money win do reiunu
ed. This bhnws oniicluslvely that the nronrle
tots have full canfliJeufle In tuls preparation
ana ptnves ior me i-fTfniii umeuiai u. tu, n.
1m the host Inlint-nt in the world for hornon.
Wton'( (t(lcnp unur Merchant Io nalm tiff Tine-
Hire vj Htd tpjter unit Jlarttlwrn, or other irftth
on tut ak Jur O. K A. or Jlvrset, una take
HQVUtTi mi4 in uu urukuiaia,
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sypU'70-ly 1 17i Washlutiton Street, U ew York
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anu uw Ate; Aiannoou urncratiy uevieweu;
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ons Dlneftises accounted for Marriage 1'hllo
Kotihlcully conMdered, Theso lectures will be
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snu anatomical Muslim, IJ5 Chestnut St.,
AUiiaoeii)iuu, I'cuusyivuui.
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Clothing, &C.
j-EW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
SUMMEU GOODS.
DAVID LOWENIlKIia
Invites attention to his stock of .
', CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
his store on
Jtnln Street, twodoors above the American House
nioomshurg, rn.(
whore ho has Just received from Now York and
'hlhulelphla a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fcushlennble, durable,-and
nandsome
ntirsui nnnm
consisting of .
BOX, BACK, ItOCO, GUM, AND OIL-GLOTII
COATS AND PANTS.
of all sorts, sizes and colors. Ho lms also replen
ished his already large stock of
LL AND WINTEB SHAWLS,
STllIl'ED, FIGUIIED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIHTS, C HA VATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
NDKE11CHIE1. GLOV1S,
SUSPENDEHS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ho nns constantly on hand n lnrae nnd well-se
eded nssortmeut of
CT.OTIIS AND VESTING3,
which ho Is prepared to mnko to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very short notlco, nnd In tho
nest manner. All his clothing Is mode to wear,
and most of It Is of homo mnuufactnrc.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'iLRY,
ol every description, fine nud chennT Ills caseol
Jewelry Is notsurpnssed In thUfjilacc. Call nnd
examine hlsgcncral assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
DAVID LOWENBEUG.
Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN G. JACOIJY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK. I'ENN'A.
Tho imderslciifd would rpsnectfullv Inform
the Citizens of Jterwiclr, nnd loin lly, thut ho
uas openeu a uonieetionery ana iiaucry in
ODD FELLOWS' HALIj,
rierwick. ln.. where ho is rrcnared to furnish
Lain akdpanoy cAkdiu.s,
ritENUfi candies;
FOHEIGN AND DOMTiflTIC FRlTITft
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
Ac., Ac, Ac.t Ac,
11V WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
niotnr tho assortment will ho found Cream
Nuts, ImicUkIi VinluntH, lVmiutH, AlmomK I'll-
uerin. r ex. aiiiiiis. i iicna i uih. jf lies oi uinrr.
ent kimls Miihtard, CatMin. rieklcs, Chocolate,
'anutd Flint of all Jthnls. Lorn Hlairh. Kits 111s-
ciui, pntiu laciicrF, u,hut Liacuera, i neeso,
Hoap, Witting 1'aper. Agreement l'npeiB, Eu-
ciopes,
FISH A KB OYSTERS,
And nrrditce of all kinds Fiesh Ilrcad nnd
Cokes eveiy Oay. If o Cream in Season Your
patioiinge lsfcollctted.
IJorwick, Juno 17, lS70-f
t t 1.1 l In I t XT T - 1) T
j uu i1 nuiiuii nn ii
Tne nndcrstirned would respectfully announce
to the publlo that he has opened a
FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
In tho building lately occupied by Fox A W.bt
where he Is prepared to furnish all klndfc uf
PLAIN A FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, AC, AC, AC
11 Y W.1I01.E3AI.E on ItnTAIL.
, .1 . .. n.ll P..K.n...nt alt ..nmls In
his Hue of iuslucss. A great variety ol
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitable for the Holidays. Particular attention
given to
BREAD. AND (JAKES,
of all Ixinds, fresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
OHIHTMAB TOYS.
call Is solicited, nnd satisfaction will b
guaranteed.
Nov. 22, 1M7.
ECKHART JAC011S.
Books,
A NEW BOOK of tho greatest Interest nnd lm
portance. Written from nlilgh moraPand physl
olocltal otnndpoint, hy an eminent phyt.Jc.an
and medical profepfcf)r, it pIiowh how Satan is
working out his subtle and dangerous designs
through our most Bacred domestic nud boclal re
lations. Pure-minded, but outspoken and ag
gressive, tne nuthor handler tho delicate biihjects
treated or uuiiouioioics, nut in sucn a manner as
not to mlulstcrtoaprurlent curiosity. STAeViyt-
ical llegencration oj the Jtace, is a subject Justly
enlisting tho interest nnd'svinnathy of nil true
philanthropists, nnd this hook, lt Is believed,
will contribute to that end Justin proportion as
lt has readers, A circular bent free, containing
a lull description and synopsis of tho work with
liberal extracts. C. F. VENT, Publisher,
sepv-u-ii Dw-ouegu i'iace, n, i.
AGENTS I
Wi'.ol(:i
Twelve Years a w Wild IuOians & Plains
The wild adventures and thrlllme exuerlciu'es
of George P. llelden, who, fired with a thirst for
a. knowledco of the red men. their avorta.tra.dk
ft!, wara, oreat buffalo hunt, dc, lefi a home of
luxury, bougui anu jomeu ine Jinuans, oecamo a
famous warrior, huiiterjautl llually chief of 10J
Indi'fH. Tills now work reiilete with Mirrlntr ro-
c itnlsof Mail Indian lilo. ilarina deeds, hairbreadth
escapes, amuslny scenes, Ac. on tiuteii paper, 70
hpiritca engravings, one oi auinor in uuuier s
dress, will he eagerly bought for and read with
avidity, no wiuu awaae anu seuu cany ior iiius
tratcd sample page, circular, terms and choice
UCIU J, il. liunihiiiii, j uuiisiier.
meplw i u-t r. cncbiuui nxt, raua.
ai:arrIajSt..N.V. or38"'.llh St.,t InclnnatLO,
If they want iho most popularand best Kcllnii
lulscrlptlon hooks published, and th mott lib
eral terms. Hend for circulars. They will cost you
nothing, and may ho of great bencllt to you,
febll7My.
Washing Machines.
TOTYS AVA8IIINQ-MACHINE,
LATELY MUCH IMI'IIOVJCU-AND TIIK NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Improved with Howell's Tatent Douhle Cog
wheels, and the Patent Ktop, are now unques
tionably far superior to nny apparatus for wash
ing clothes ever Invented, and will save their
coat twice a year, by sating labor and clothes.
The Editor of this paper, who purchased a
Washer and Wringer, thus testifies us to their
valnej
"We have had in use In our family for som
time past, one of Doty's Clothes Washers and
Written, and nro prepared to hear testimony as
io us merits, it is empuaticany a (awr-mtini
machine and does Its work lu the most thorouul
maimer. For families who havelaige washes
these machines would be Jnvuluable." Colum
biaw, Jan. it, ltfyu.
P1U0ES-A FAIR OFFER.
1 f the Merchants-ln our place will uot furnish,
or eeud lor the Machines, tend us the retail price,
Washer S14. Kstra W rimer ft), nnd wo will for.
ward either or both machines, freo of freight, to
places where no one Is belling; and so sure are
we they will he liked, that we agree to refuud
the money If am ouo wishes to return the ma
chines free uf irelght, alter a mooth's trial, ac
cording to directions.
No hubhaud, father or brother should permit
two days In the year, whuultcan he done better,
more eirrdltlously. with less lalior.and no In.
Jury to the garments, by lXHy Clothes Wu&her,
and a Universal Wringer,
Bold bv dealers b'euerally, to whom liberal d!-
couun are maus.
It. Oi DIlOWNINa, Gen. Agent,
82 (JorllaudHlutl.Now Vorlc,
Mtnut
TXriDMYEU & JACOB Y
T V EXCIlANOEllIXMJK.IILOOMHIIUIIO.l'A
aru ageuu (or Ui. ..1. of " Ilrutknay'." Ju.tly
cini.ira ..iniui hum uw niwn. A.r, , wuvu inoi
will fettll u. .Ii.tin.. Milintrv l.r.wHl al,.u.
and b.lf liarr.l. ixiu.lautly on baud. Til. ale
1. tircKed by William K Urrcku.y,31l Loaij
JSnt KleTeuUi Htrwt. New York CHy,
BiilliMl
Dry Goods & Grocorios.
GUAND Ol'KNING
UHAND OI'KNINO
UHAND Ol'KNINO
QRANU Ol'KNINa
or
KALIi ANI) WINTER (1O0DS,
KA UU ANU W1NTHR GOODS,
KALIj AND WINTKU UOODS,
FALL AND WINTKU GOODS;
I'ALli AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting ol
connlfttlng ol
consisting of
consisting or
consisting of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS,
HATS ANI) DAI'S,
HATS ANI) CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS ANI) CA1S,
HATS AND DAI'S,
1I00T8 AND SHOES,
HOOTS ANI) SHOIX
HOOTS ANI) SHOES,
HOOTS ANI) SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES)
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHIJIG,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASS EH,
LOOK I N O-G LASSES,
LOOKINO-O LASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS
I'AINTM
PAINTS
PAINTS
PAINTS
ANI)
AND
AND
AND
AND
OILS,
OILS,
OILS,
OILS
OILS,
GnOCEIHES,
OKOOEIIIES,
GUOCHHIES,
OKOCEllIES,
GUOUEUIES,
UUEENSWAHE
liUlOENSWAltE,
lllJEENSWAHE,
HUUENSWAHE,
HUEENHWAUB
HAHDWAHE,
HAHinVAUE,
HAllDWAlll!,
llAUDWAUE
HAISDWAUE,
TINWAItl!,
1INWAHE,
TINWAKE,
TINWA1SE
TINWAHE,
SALT,
SALT
SALT
SALT,
SALT,
FISH,
KIHII,
FISH,
F'TJl
" FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GHAIN AND 'SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
OUAIN AND SEEDS,
GHAIN AND SEEDS,
AC,
AO.
Ac,
AT
AtCKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S,
McKULVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S.
McKELVY. NEAL A CO.'S.
Northwest corner oi Slain and Market Streets,
northwest corner of Main and Market Stieots,
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main nnd Market Streets.
Northwest corner of Main and Market Streets,
HLOOMSHUHG, PA
HLOO.MSllimO PA
11LOOMSIIUHO, PA.,
HLOOMSHUnO PA.,
llLOOMSHUltO, PA.
IIION AND NAHM,
IHON AND NAILS,
I HON AND NAHM,
IHON AND NAILS,
IHON AND NAILS,
In larce nuantlllea nnd nt reduced rates, ntwav
in uanu,
UY THE BEST.
THE IlED LION UHAND,
BLACK ALPACA
Is superior Io all others In color, quality and
linuu i iu u juuuu uuiy ub
M. V. IiUTZ'S
Lieaierin ury uooos ana isoiions.in urower's
new blilldlmr next Io tho Court limine. Main
Qircei, iiiooiubourir, l'a. 1n1ay1x7u.tr.
jypLLEIVS STORE.
D11K.H1 AUHIVAIi OF
SUMMER GOODS.
Tho tubscrlber has lust returned from the cltlflu
wim another large and select assortment of
FALL A.D WINTEK GOODS.
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owest ngure, nuu which he Is determined to sell
on us moderate terms as can be procured else
wnere m liioomsuurs. ills 6tock comprlsos
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of tho choicest styles nnd latest fashions, together
wun a urge assortment of Dry Goods and Gnv
cerics, consisting of tue followlne rtlcle.
carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Uusslmeres,
Hhawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
Whlto Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
' Hollowwaro
Codarware
Huoensware, Hardware
Hoots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-ainsse3,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugars,
Tens,
Illce,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
NntmegB,
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY,
In short, everything usually kept In oountn
stores, to which ue Invites the attention of the
publlo generally. The highest prlco will be paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
B. 11,' MILLER & SON.
Arcade Culldlngs, Bloomsburg, l'a.
Q 0. M A R R
havejustrecelvedfrom tbo eastern markeui a
large and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
. Casslmers,
Jeans, ,
Best bleached A
llrown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Linens,
Cotton A
AH wool flannels,
AO., Ac,
A good stock of '
lAdles dress good.,
Latest styles A patterns,
SpKies of all kinds,
Good stock groceries,
Queeusware,
Btane ware,
Wood A willow ware,
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Soap for cleaning Tin,
Brass, Ac AU goods sold cheap for cash or pro.
duce.
He would e.U Uie attention or buyer, to UU
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprise everything usually kept lu the ouun.
Iry, reeling confident that lie can sell them
goods at such price, as will ensure aatlifactlon.
Nor, Y9-U 0, 0, MARK.
Iiinurnnco Ag'oncioa.
flLOBE MUTU AM,
LIFE INSUItANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YORK.
liny Freeman, Tresldent, II. 0. "Freeman Bea
Cash capital over 2,000,CKX), all paid.
J. 11. ROBISON.BLOOMBnuiia.PA
ur.l.UAI, AGENT,
For Lutcrue, Incoming ana Columbia
. countlcn,
AUB.so.'eo-ly,
JNSURANOE AOENOY.
Wyoming .
1170.000
If'" " " 4,000,00c
.1UI.U .11111 iU........m...tt...(ti.ttH,.,..,.
City
450,000
1,100,000
1,000.000
630,000
330,000
International......
Niagara
Putnam
Merchants
Springfield
KO.OijO
rurmuia- uuuvllie,... M t 690 10Q
Albany Clty... mm
Lancaster City 2C0 000
York Horse, Death A Thelt... 03)000
Home, New Haven 1 000 000
Danville, Horse Tlioft ' '
FREAS BROWN, Avrnt,
mat69-ly. BtooMsnuKa, Pa
Hardware & Cutlery.
Jacoh K. saitu. j'. R. SELTZBtt
gM ITU & SELTZER,-
Importersnud Dealers in Foreign nndDorcestlc
II A 11 D W A R is,
OUNS, CUTLERY, AC,
NO. 409 N. THIRD STKKET, An.CALI.0WlIILI
m , PHILADELPHIA,
Nov, S3, CT-tf.
Faints Crlass. dec.
jpiiteT national
WHITE LEAD,
best, purestTand cheapesti
satisfaction odanantkkp 1
For Whltenphfl. llnrnlilHtv n,l Ttrllllo...
H
cy. lt has 110 equnl. ,
oiu ut i. utsicnsr i tnrougnout
Iho country.
BARKER, SIOORE & MEIN,
succrssons to
T. MORRIS PEROT A CO.
Solo Proprietors, Philadelphia, Ta.,
Dialers In all kinds of
DRUGS, OILS, PAINTS, GLASS,
DVESTCFFS, AC, AC,
H
CACTION.-Owlng tn the popularity oi
our "Flrbt National White Lind," other
parties have been luiluctd tnnllprfi .mt.
rlous article ULtler the sumo name. There
fore Jlewaro of Counlcrleils. Tho genu
Ino Is put up In cxtia heavy tin paint
wn, Wliu I'ilieilb U1VIU1I1U irU ilUUUlCH,
and thu name of
BARKER, JIOORE & MEIN,
On each label,
For sale by
mai25'70-ly.
MOYER BROTHERS,
Bloorusburg.
810,000 OUAUANTK1S
RUCK LEAD
EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD I
1st. For lis Unrivaled Whiteness,
2d. For Its Unequalled Durability,
sd. For Its Unsurpassed Covering Tropertv
Lastly for Its Economy,
S-It COSTS LESS to paint with Buck Lead
thau any other While Lead extant. The same
weight covers MORE SURFACE, Is moro DUR
ABLE, and niakea WHITER WORK.
BUCK LEAD, Is the Cheapest and Bee'
510,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCa
For Its Unequalled Durability, s
For Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
Ffir ItH ITllMirinlsRnii f Tnvurltwr Prin.rttf
1st.
2d.
3d.
Lastly, for Its Great Economy,
being tho CHEAPEST, HANDSOMEST, all'
most DURABLE White Paint In tho world,
BUY ONLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED,
Satisfaction Guaranteed by (ho Manufacturers.
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared expressly for Painting
COTTAGES, OUT nUILI)IrGS of every desorlr.
tlon. FENCEH, Ac THIRTY-FIVE DIFFER.
ENT COLORS, Durable, Cheap, Uniform, aud
Beautiful shudes.
Samplo cards sent by Mall If desired.
Dealers' Orders.wlll bo promptly executed by
the manufacturers,
FRENCH, RICHARDS A CO.,
N, W. Cor. Tenth and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
MOYER BROTHERS, Agents
JanSH'70-lv. for Illoomi.biirir. Pa.
Miscellaneous,
QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
M. a SLOAN A BROTHER
Havo on band and for sale at tho most reasona
ble rates a splendid slock of
CARRIAGES, UUaClIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to be made of tho best ond most dur
able materials, and by thu most experienced
workmen. All work sent out fiom luo estab
lishment will bo found to beof the highest class
and sure to give perfect hatlsfactlou. They have
also a line assortment of
SLEIGHS
of all the newest and most loshlonablo stylus
well and carefully made aud of tho best mater
ials. .
An Inspection of their work Is nuked as 111
believed that none superior can bo fouud in tu.
country. Nov. aytW-tf.
TT1ARUF.IWI EXAMINE AND BUY
THE ORIGINAL,
BAUGH'S BEING
Tub
I'iust Raw Bone PiiosniATJi jiaw
All other, are imitation.
BAUOII'B
BAVf IIONB
PHOSPHATE OP
LIME.
SUI'ER
MARK
PALL,
Till. Jam.r 1.
nones, ricu iu
Oil nf Vitriol,
a highly .oiui
Bn.mnt and vigorous acllou upon h crops.
Where BuurIi's l'hosphalo Y',B.''Viion
past season . the Indications, w llhout mI uon
.re taat It will maintain 11. well o!,r.'J?1,o
lion. We request all lu need of a i ertni'"
give this article atrial,
B A U 0 H & SONS,
MANUrAcruiiew,
Orr ick-No W S, Delaware Avcuue,
P1HLADEUHIA.
jllS7Ctl
oiDE
. 1. ... .1.1a r,t Haw or Unliurneu
'-- --.,.. Hlucnlvril iu
jiiirogeuou. i1't,i,vri...in ill
prMeulliig the Bone l'l'M,rJJ
li sand nuicsiy inii,ro
a in -r. rn,nrtlou as to Insure.
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