AGRICULTURAL.
CHLORIDE t)F LIME FOIl
VEIt
M1N.
A correspondent of tho London Jhiilcl
tr writes ; Homo yoaro ego i reau in a
French rotontifiic porddloal, that chloride
of lime would rid a houso of all these nul-
paneo?. I troaBured up Iho information
until opportunity offered for testing its
value, and this oocured some lour years
since. I took an old country liouso infes.
tod with rats ; roico and flics : I stuffed
every rat and mouss-holo with tho ohlo
r'tdo. I threw it on the quarry floors
of
the diary and collars. I kept saucers of it
under the chest of drawers or soma other
contenicnt piece of fumituro in ovory nur
Bory, bed, or dressing. roora. An orna
tnental class vase hold a nnantity nt tho
foot of each staircase. Stables', cowihcds,
pic'tiei, all had their doso and tho result
wai gloriquj.
I thoroughly routed my cnomios and
the rals, more impudent than tho rest did
make renewed attaoks upon tho diary
about twolve months when probably, from
repealed cleaning and flushing nil traces
of tho chlorido had vanished a handful
fresh ogain routed them and left mo mas
ter of my own premises,
T l m
uw year was a great ono lor wasp
they wouldn't face the chlorido ; though
in tho dining-room, in which wo had none
as its smoll, to mo moat refreshing and
wuolcsoino is not approved by all persons
, wo had a perpetual warfare and all
this comfort for eight penes! Only let
housewives bowaro thai they place not
chlorido in their china pantries, or in close
proximity to bright steel wares, or tho ro
suit may ho that their elided china will
be reduced to plain and their bright steel
to rusty iron in no time.
How Many Inches in a Bushel. Tin
standard bushel of the United States con
tains 215 cubic inches. Tho 'imperial
bushel, is about 03 cubic inohes larger, be
ing 2,218,191 cubic inches. Any box or
meaiurc, tho contents of which are equal
to 2150,4 cubic inches will hold a bush
el of grain. Jn measuring fruit vegetables
coal and other substances, ono Gfth must
be added. In other words a peck meas
urc five times even fall makes one bushel.'
Tho usual practice is to 'heap-tho measure
In order to got on the fifth peck measures
must bo heaped as Ions as what is to bo
measured will lie on.
A Patriarchal Farmer. Bowels of
the. 'Republican,' wroto from Cbio, Cal.,
of tho farming operations of Gen. Bidwelr
M. C: 'Gen. Bidwell becamo tho owner
of one of the famous Spanish grants i n the
rioheetpart of the valley, and ha a farm
of 20,000 acres ; 18,000 aro under culti
vation. His crop of wheat in 18G3 was
30,000 bushels from 000 aores of land, or
an averago of tho valley is 52 bushels. Of
barley and oats, his other principle crops,
ho usually harvests 50 bushels to tho acre.
His garden and orchard cover 200 acres-'
Rats. Neighbor Jones say, that if we
Will go to a tin shop and get a lot of scrap
tin, and crowd it into their holes, they will
evacuate the premises at onoo- Whether
they (ear, them as traps or whether thoy
soratoh their sides orwliethcr they havo a
natural fear of it he could not toll. He
only knows tho fact. Maine Farmer,
JKB A Cellar which opens inside a
dwelling should bo kept as faultlessly cloan
all tho year round as any part of the house
because its atmosprcro is constantly as
cending and impregnates every room in
tho houso with its many odors. In real
ity' there ought not to be any cellar under
any dwelling.
Getting Rid op a Guinea. A gen
tleman on his travels called his servant to
the side of tho po3t chaise. '-Tom," says
ho, "hero's a guinoa whioh is too light,
and I can get nobody to tako it; do you,
and part with it, somohow or other on tho
road." Ycs, sir,' Bays tho footman, I
will endeavor.' When they camo to thoir
inn at night, tho gentl eman called to his
servant to know if ho had passed off the
guinea- 'Yes, sir,' says the man, 'I did
it slily.' 'Ay, Tom says his master, I,
fancy thou art a sly sort of a follow ; but
loll me how!' 'Why, sir,' says tho foot
men, -the peoplo refused it at breakfast,
and so they did when you dined ; but as
1 had a groat to pay at the turnpike, I
whipped Lim between tho halfpcnco, and
the man put it into his pooket, and never
saw tl
IC7 A correspondent tells of a young
ter who on beine admonished bv his
motlior not to take all the hash from Iho
dish, because ho should leave somo for
manners, replied, after looking around tho
table, " Well, I don't seo any Manners
here to eat it !"
Down Hill, A gentleman lying on
bis deathbed, called his coachman, who
had been an old servart, nnd said : "Ah
Toin I am going a long nndTuggcd jour
do5iMr;ro than you ovor droro mo" "Oh
been an ninlied the follow, (ho having
that disoourogo'jV-jnaiter,) "novor let
hill
down
iwiwiim mtUuuMJMumtm urn jsxsmswuiiisnsJUumJ
THE EVENING TOST, J
Edited I,, William atlkn Bryant and
Prospectus.
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yenr, having begun with this nineteenth .
century, has always maintained u loading
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, . 1 . -I ..,-
u nas aiways givon 10 inc great principles
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Address
Wm. C. BRYANT & Co., Publishers,
41 Nassau st., cor. Liberty, N. York,
J- Wo onoo knew of a fellow who fan
eied he was a jacksss . Tho beauty of it
was, he wasn t much mistaken.
EriTAPii
ter.
ON A PniNTER, Dead mat-
C A little to rouoli wbiskoy has kept
many a man from pursuing a straightfor
ward path.
JCSf The higher an asi holds his
the plainer wo seo bis oars.
head
JEWELRY AT LOW PRICES!
100,000 Watches, Chains, Lockcls, Rings. Bracelets
Uels of Jewelry, Cold Pens, li;. Ice,
To he disposed of at ONE DOLLAR each without ro.
gard to value, nut to be paid for until you know what
you nre to receive.
J 00 Cold Hunting Casa Watches each SIO tn
ouu silver ivnicuci each J.'Oiu js
10,000 Cold Pens and Silvsr Case each 5 to 8
lO.Uoo Btls Ladies' Jewelry, (assorted) each 3 10
And a largo assortment nf Jewelry of every do
scriptlon for ladies' and gents' wear, varvina in val
ue from g:i to $23 each, The method of disposing of
iiiL-.H i;uwub ui wuu ,uiiur eacu us iniiows:
CEUTIFICATEd iinming an ARTICLE and Its
price are placid In SEALED ENVELOPES nnd well
lulled, one of which will be sent by Mall to any nil
dress on receipt nf Price, Ono Certificate 'Ji cents.
Five for $1- There nro no I1LANK8, You mint get
the VALUE of your money. Circulars with particu
lars Free. Address.
A. J. HARPER & CO
220 Rroadivay, New York.
Kav.il. I605-3mo.
mff "HllV'm'II I A ... ,
.yOA i1," 111 ' Agents Wanted
1P v for six snffrsy nris rlir. lust out. Ad.
I drtisO. T CAREY, City lluildliig, lledfotd. Mains,
c. i i, iruj -- ly
THE PHOENIX PECTORAL
w - jj QUVG your Ooilgll'
THE PHOENIX PECTORAL
OR,
compound svnur or wtt.n cherry & Nrs-
1:KA snake hoot.
vm uuro llie oaics
'SKSC&.O A ST S) Sfe "W C S
Such as Colds, Coughs. Croup, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Soro Throat,
Hoarseness, Whooping
Cough, kc,
Itstimoly uso will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
And even where, this fearful disease Ii fully ilovet.
oped it will nllofd mure icllef than any other inedi.
cine.
) Lawrence Ooti, rx-Hpeakor of the ronnsylvnnla
llouxo of ItKprrrciitntivc. snya : "Thli roiiRli rcnic
ilv Is now extensively used, and li of the highest value
lo mo community, its curative ipiaimes iinvtng uecr
,.,,cii tv llionnnd with the most crnttrylns results
to tho romiimnlly, its curative qunlltlf having been
It is carclully nnd skillfully prepared from Wild
(.lcy llutk and penekn Snake Root by Dr. LcvlObcr-
a'lrrarry a,iVVnVi0,;r;ofe:
Keepers."
I). P.Crosby, cx-Postmastcr and cz-Durgcisnf Potts
town. ccrllHcs as fullows :
Pottstowk. 1803.Jan. 3, I
This certifies that I havo used the Phoenix Pectoral
In my family, and 1 recommend it to tho piililic ns the
very best remedy (or Cough nnd Colds that I have
ever tried. One of iny children was taken Willi a
cold, accompanied with a Croupy Cough, so bad, Indeed,
that it could n it talk nnd breathe. Having heard so
much snid nbout the I hocnlx I'cctnral, 1 procured a
botllo of It. The first dose relieves Iho ilihlcutly of
breathing, and before the child had taken oun-fniirlli
of the bottle it was entirely well. EverV family sho'd
hove it ill their house. 1). P. CROdllY.
J, Ui Smith, druggist, of New Hope, Ilucks county,
Ta., in writing to Dr. Oberholtitei. says "A few
unys since 1 bought two dozen of your valuable cough
remedy to try, and And It very good, arid as it is near
ly nil guno 1 would like you to send mo a gros of ii,
"Your medicines gives belter sntisfaclloii than any
other 1 have In Iho store, I nm ogent for some of tho
most popular cough picparnlions, but youri sucmj to
bo doing the most good.
The following is an extract from n letter from Hi rani
Ellis, merchant, near l'nttloi.u, I'n, : "I have tried
the I'lurnix Pcitoral, nnd 11 ml it to be the best cough
medicine extant, It meets with n more ready sale than
any other thai 1 linvo ever had in my store."
Tho proprietor of this medicine lias so much confi
dence In its curative pncrs from Iho testimony of
thousands who have usoil 11, that the money will bo
Pair Hack to any purchaser who is not eatlslio.l with
ts eirects.
It is so pleasant to take that children cry fur it
Trico TlllltTY-FlVE (,'ENl'a ; Largo liolllcs ON 11
DOLLAR.
It is intended for only ono class f diseases, name
ly, those of the Throat ami Lungs.
Q" Prepared only by
LEVI OBE11IIOLTZER, M, D
Phamlxvillc, l'a.
Sold by nil Drugslslsnnd Storekeepers.
JOHNSTON, 1IOLI.OVVAV, & COWIIEN, No. 23
North Sixth Street, I'hllnilelphia, nnd
F. C. WELLS & Co,, No. IIS Franklin Street, Now
York, (ieliernl Wholesale Agents.
Sold b E. P LU'JY. and EYKK Ic MOVER. Dm;
gists, llloomburg, nnd by nearly every druggist nnd
country storekeeper in UoliiroVa county.
N. IS. If journeercst drmMist or storekeeper does
not keep this mcuicinu uo nrwfi mm puiyou on Willi
tomi other medicine, but sesraul once lo one of the
agents lor it.
January, 'JO, ltGli. Cm
TUP. undersigned is cxto nslvely engaged In tho
Undertaking JJisines,snd kiepscoiieu.illy on hand
nndior saloat his tVare room s.n large assortment of
FINIS,1ED tS3 COFFINS,
By which he is enabled to fi.ll orders on presentation
At-so Keeps n good Horse und Hearso, and will at nl
times be ready to attend Funcrels.
SIMON C. SIIIVE.
Illoomsbi'rg, January 29. IE30
TobaCCO
AND
At Stroup's Old Stand, on Main Street
Tho undersigned having opend tho Store
formerly occupied by DavidSlroun. as nOroeerv.
and furnished i'. with a large and varied assortment
of excellent
TOMACCO AND CIGARS.
most respectfully invites tho patronage of tho citi
zens of nioom.hurgnnd vicinity.
nu is prepareu uistn ni wnoiesaio anu retail, upon
the mot re atnnahlo terms.
Mordinnts, Hotril keepers, and Groccrymen, rouId
do well in give him a call.
VT All kinds of Chewing nnd Smoking Tnbarcn,
in lnrgo and small qualities, constantly on hand and
for sale
II. II. IIUNB11ERGER.
nioonsburg, Bupl, S3, 1503-Gmns
WRAPPING AND MINING PA
PElt. llavillir thorouchlv overhauled mv Pn
Vcr Mills nt Mill Grove, near Dlnomsbiirg Columbia
i.ounty, l'a,. 1 am now prenarcil tn till Ml rnlcis fur
wrapping, nry inasting anu water rroor Paper, on
sliorl notice nml fair price?. 1 have opened a ware
house in Wllkcn-llarre, and appointed Josepli llrnwn
ol the llrm ol llrown, r.ray fc Co., my agent to dispose
of my paper in Luzerne County.
THOMAS TRENCH,
Dloomsburg.Sept. fO, I6C3,
111 e r i c a n
o te8
Opposite old Independence Hall,
rillLADELl'illA.
S. M. IIEULINGS,
Proprietor.
WM.
May 27,
II. IIeolinos, Cleric.
!eu5,-12m
TO THE
MUSICAL PUBLIC
THE subscriber, 20 years a practical
Piano Forla Manufacture r, of New York Cilv,
has permanently located in this section, and woul,
respectfully solicit orders for
TUNHNG, REPAIRING, AND REG
ULATING PIANO FORTES
AND MELODEONS.
Tho subscriber is also tho manufactur
er's Agent for
Ohiclccring k Son's,
Hazleton Dro'e,
Lindcman & Son's,
William 1). Hradbury's,
Edward Rloomfield's,
McDonald k Co's
a n ,PIAN FORTES,
And Carliort k Ncedhnm's, nml Peloubet's
lYlelodcons and Harmoniums,
And L. U. Bluait's Pipe CHURCH ORGANS.
james McDonald.
Dlonnisbiirg, May 20, I8ia. ly
BELL 6t ALLADACH, Proprietors.
CORNER OP
'
TnjTlD VTA- PFNFVVTVANIA AV
1 AJ i) I AiViiC XJ. VAilA A V
WASIUNOTON, I. Ot
Grciit Excitement
IN
ffjiglit Street!
AT
ENT'S STORE!
)ti Account ortlic New Arrival of
Fall & Winter Goods,
TTAS just
received from tho eastern
IX cities i
ind Is now opening nt llio nut slnnd
splendid assortment of
1 Conslsllng of every thing generally kept In a country
; slorc, which win no sniu
cheaper tfutn lite Cheapest,
I Call and seo nuu jungn lor youni-itcs.
, Ills stockeouslstsnf Lndics Dress (loads choicest stylet
and latest lash Inns
Calicos,
Muslins,
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Carpotfl,
Shawls,
Hosiery,
Silks,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
CassiracrCs,
Satinets,
Cottonadcs,
Kentucky Joans
Thread, &c.
Quccnswaro,
Cedarwnro,
Hardware,
Medicines,
Drugs,
Oils,
Paints,
&o
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS & OAPS.&o.
The patronage of old friends, and the public gcncrii
ly. Is repectfully solicited,
Tho highest market price paid fur country product)
PETE II ENT.
Light Street, Oct. 7. IHO.?.
Purify the Blood.
THE GREATEST MEDICINE OF THE AGE
A sure antidote for sickness, and a refuge from
Sorrow, Fain and Disease.
Bryan's Life Fills.
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
They are admitted to bo the
Host Family Medicine
(or pcncral u?c. Purifying ihn Hloml nm! clensning
Bryair's Life Pills
to recul.ito the Siouia.'h, Liver and l'lliary Pecrj
tInnB which is tlicliiel cause of nervou'iiess, Oiddl
I.U8S. Dimness ol'Sisht. Ilcndache, cick Slonmcii and
oilier Kindred complaints,
Hundreds of CertiCoate can bo Shown.
They have been used bv thousands nilh success,
Bryan's Life Pills
Aro adopted for all Ages & Constitutions,
They nro composed of the active principles of Herbs
anu noois coiieii irnni our limine anu lorestrt. i Iiey
nro mild but certain in their operation producing
neither crumps, griping pains or sicknei-s. They
may bo taken by all ages, tuxua or condition without
fear.
Bryant's Lifo Pilli, Curo Hcadaclio.
JJryant's Life Pills, Cure Sick Stomaoh.
Bryant's Lifo Pills, Cure Giddiness.
Bryant's Life Pill?, Purify tho Blood.
A Box of -Br van's Life Pills will cost
BUT TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
They will accomplish faithfully nil that Is represented.
i i;ey nro elegantly put up by tho prnpm tor, wlm
was the inventor of llltVAN'ti PULMONIC WAFEUli
a medicine long and favorably known to tho American
Nation.
IT you wi.li tnbuy Ml VAN'S LIFE PILLS nnd cmi.
not get them of your druggist, ilont take uuy oilier,
but send Twenty l'iv Cents In a letter lo HiA nmnn...
tor, and you will gel them by return of mall, post
paid. Address
DR. J. BRYAN.
Box 5079, 412 Broadway, N. Y.
Fold hy DnuiimsTs c.s-kram.v.
EMDAS, IIAUNES c CO., N. V. Wholesale Agents.
July 13, leb5. February II, iElij.-y
18G5.
Philadelphia & Eric
1865.
XL A S & 31 & & U n
1
This great lino traverses the Northern nml North.
west counties of Pennsylvania to tho city of Erie, on
Lakn Erie,
It has been leased bv the Pennsvlvania Rnllrnail
Company, and is operated by (hem.
TIME Or 1'iSSENCltR TnAINS AT NORTH!1 MDCRL1NP.
LEA.E EASTWAIU).
Eric Mail Train. s 40 P. M.
llr. UtToB Tvnln. a 30 A M
I. lmira Express Train, II '.'.IP M
Elmira.MailTruin, Jo 'J3 A Al
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mall Train, n 15 A M
Erlo Express I rain, 'j .m ii
Eliulra Express Train 5 ;hi a M
ElmiruMail Train, -I 'M P M
Passengers Cars run through on tho Erio .Mail nnd
Express Trains without ciunos both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW VORIC CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 0.00 P.M. arrive utErle3.37 A. M.
l.eavo Erio at I. .15 P.M. urrivu at Now York 1, 15 P M.
No Change, of Cars between Erin nnd New York.
Elegant Sleeping Cars 011 nil Night Trams
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply (it tho Cur. aoih and .Market Kis. Philadelphia.
And for Freight business nf thu Company's Agents.
S. II. Kingston, Jr., Cnr.JSth and Market fits., Phi l'a
J. IV. Reynolds, Erio,
William lirown, Agent N. C. R; R Raltiinnrc.
II. II. Houston, (Jcn'l, Freight Agt , Philadelphia,
II. W. Owinner, (Jeu'l.Tickel Agt, Philadelphia,
A. L.TYLEIt, Gcn'l.Sup't. U'illiumsport.
October 7, 11505.
NEW S'J'OCK OF
Groceries & Provisions
TUST received at Hunvon's Provision
t) STORE, a large assortment of (irtOCI.RIES AND
PROVIlONS.coiisistlng nl all Hie nccossnries of life
bought for Ciih-and will bu sold lo defy competition.
Hotel Koepers niurcoiintry Merchants, would do well
to call mid examine Slock nud Provisions befors pur
chasing elsewhere. Amongst the slock may bo found
SIKiARS.ur nil grades, MOLASSES and SYRUI'S
iroiu uie iuwosi price to uiu best grades.
Grain &Grouud Coffee, of all qualities,
Navy, Plug, Twist, Finccut Chewing k
Smoking Tobaoo, Young Hyson, Im
perial, Gunpowder and Oolong
Tea8,Clieeso,Oracker8,Fino
Salt.Wooden k Willow
Ware, .Matches,
and Cigars,
Canned Fruit of all hinds.
. IV V 12 C T 1 O N C EK 1 E S ,
i DRIED ntUIT, No, 1 & 2 FISH by tho Iloir.l, ono
liuir or ono fourth or one eighth birrel. Herring.
Coal Oil, kc, Uc, all of which will bs sold at the
lOH i'st market pride,
I Illoomsburg, Oct-21, 1805,
()0()'V Y111 n,ado by any ono
riencu necessary. Tho Presidents, Cashiers, and
Tre'surer. of 3 Hank, indorse (he circular. Sent freo
xvjih samples. Address (ha Amsriun Stenrll Tool
Work, Hpringfleld. Vsrmonl.
i Hiil.lFM-Sm.
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
IV YOU WANT TO BUY
Fall and Winter
7
GO TO
rroasy's Store, In Mglit Street, Pa.
Who Keep all Kindt of
CALICO,
MUSLINS,
SILKS,
GINGHAM,
FLANNELS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
SHAWLS,
Ready-made Clothing
Sugars, Molasses,
(J. ..MM tV C.
IUI0, tUUUVO,
Teas, Fish,
Salt, Bacon,
Ham3, Lard,
Tobacco, spars,
Hats, Boot-,
Caps, Shoes,
Drug?, Oils,
Paints, &c., &c,
In ndditlon to ourlnrge stock of Dry (Jonds, wo have
n huge nml full assortment of Heady Made Clothing
lol .Men and Il0)i wear which wo ire determined to
tnll chenper than can bo bought elsewhere, Call arid
seu. and Judge for yourselves
By They also keep n fine assnrtinc lit of DIllMla nnd
MEDIOINEit, to supply the nhjeuco of a rcgi'lnr Drug
Plore in Light ftrcri, which wfll bu cnrel'ul'y com
pounded and suitably directed for the aunnl'idatiou of
their custuuters.
II. W. CREASY, &Co.
Light Street, Nov. 4, 1-05.
Clothing Emporium !
THIS WAY, GENTLEMEN,
EVAN'S CLOTHING STORE.
V.
ATE arrival of Fall it Winter Cloth-
tng.nl Iho old stiud of A. J. EVAN'S, on Main
Flin't, llloomlmrg. Ihu best and latestSIles and
Fashions.
CLOTHES, CASSAMEliS, ij-r., .J-,
Evcijthlng in the Genllemaus lino of Clnlhing.,
Having In our employ thu well known and cxperienc
ed Cutter, Mr. C. I.. ltLiciiiiiD'.jfoiiuerly ol K.iston.
perfet tit Is guarnteed, nnd toofder. Also Large as
sorlmeiit of Ready made
COATS, PANTS, VESTS,. Ac, &o.
Also nn nssnituient ol 1)00 ra, the cheapest in the
market,
Also n splendid nssoilinrot uf
Clothes and Cassamers,
for nl3 or to maketo tt tier
A. J. EVANS.
Illoomslmrg. Ocl.lJ, 15fi..
Baker & Confectioner
HMIF. undesigned has always on hand nnd for sale,
I FHES.i llltl.AD, (JAKES, PIES and
French and Domestic Confec
tions in gleit nnd "plendid vnricty ; Nuts, r'ruits.nnd every
tliiug usually lojud in n first class coiifi.rtionery store.
lie would rati especial nlleutioii to his newly re
ceived slock of
PICKLED FIIUIT AVI) JELLIES.
B. II. ST 0 UN Eli
. Jiloom-fiurg, April , WX.
Stove & Tin ware Shop
rriIE undei;ncd informs the public in
A gcucral. that lie lias opened it
NEW TIN SHOP
In the building fir uerly occupied by I'. S. MoycT, nip
door bolow Hie Columbia Democrat Office, on S!aiu
Hlnel I'.loomtlmrg. whiro lie will nuke all kii'da i
Tin-Ware uud liepujriiw;, in good it) In unJ on nunlL-r
ate terms.
BTOVE3 of all kinds nnd qualities for sa'e or fur
nished to order.
CyOounlry produce taken and publio
cuetom rcsprctfully eolicited.
JACOIJ JIETZ, Jr.
r.tooinshurg, April 50. ISM. ly
JACOB L ADO M U S,
DEALlilt IN
ENfiLisii, Swiss and Ameuican
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &o.
018 Mo.rhct Street, comer of Decatur,
Philadelphia. .
' Dealer in American, Cnglish and Huis Watches,
making a speciality uf the celebrated Ammucan I
Wahii, which hu would recommend to nil winning u I
gnwl lime keep'ir, ami will bo sold at the lowest
prices and are llie ilicapest uud best for the pi ice.
Jlnich 4, IK-.I. ly. 1
TINWARE k STOVE SHOP.
'PHI: undersigned respectfully inlorins his rid friend
J. nnd customers, that ho lias purchased his hrolhers
nteiest in Hie above establishment, nndthu inuccrii wils
herenlloi be conducted by himself exclusively.
Ho lias Jiiet received an il offers for sale, (he Inrg
ftS. "st and most extensive assortment of FANCY
ST II V ES ever introduced iutu this market.
V-V-. His stock ennui. K of 11 complete assortment nt
he bet Cnnking and parlor stoves in the market, logt-Jh-er
with Htovu Fixtures of ovcry description, Oven uud
llox Stoves, Radiators, Cvliudur rflnves, Cast Iron Air
Tight stoves, Cannon Slovcs, &c , &c. S(ovepipe mid
Tinware constantly on hand and munufaclure,! to order.
Ml kioiln of repairing done, as Uhlinl, on short untie,
1 lie paironage 01 oiu tricnus ami now ruslnoiers re
spectfully solicited. A. M RUPERT.
Illoomsburg. November 3d IPC". If.
"The Fk7e"oler
LOCATED IN EAST I3LOO MSBUKG.
The undersigned having taken the well-known Forks
Iloiel, ri-tpectu illy announces lo his friends urn! the
public generally, that he is picpared to accommodate
all who may favor him with their cubtoui, to entire sul
laf.irlinu. Hu is provided with ampls Stabling and prnvinder
for thu accommodation of Trn vellers, Tcumslurs, Urn
vers.&c, on innderuti! terms,
BJ Public custom is solicited.
OEO. W. MAUGER.
illoomsburg, April 8. 1605
COLUMBIA
Insurance Company,
COEUMEL4, LlNCISTEll Co., Pa.
Cash Capital &. Assets, $500,000.
(CIIA RTER PER P ETUAL.)
Directors :
John W. Steacy,
Win, Pation,
M. S. Shuiiian,
S. F. Eberlein,
Edmond Snering.
B. C Blaymakcr,
Samuel Slioch,
Robt. T. It) on,
N. McDonald,
John Fendrlrh,
Amos S. Rreen,
Ceo. Young.Jr,,
11. 1! Minicli,
AMOS S (1REEN. Pres'l.
.11. r--. SIIUMAN, Treasurer.
OEO YOIJNR. Jr.. Secretary.
K5 Wll iiiiuro property ntns reasonable rates ns
will bo cousisteuttu the Company and lliuso insured.
Ji. II. CONOVER, Agent,
licaoh Haven, Pa
lima in iair
THE I'KIVATE 3IE1)1(!AL AUVISUlt,
(Exclusively for Ladies,)
An invaluablo trrntite of 100 pages, by
published for tho benefit of Iho sex.
fr sasalnt I TI'X l- I.n il 1 . i . .
, wn i ii. i, ji j i,., ui.n ii ivjii do ncni poBl nJllu,
in n in i'J pnvi Liiio tn nil ivlm ti.,.,iu - u 1 '
Addrois
JSK. J. jRRYAiy, Kox .1070,
'f It: Broadway, N. V.
Ju
Cheap Grocery Store.
.'ILSO
IIAT.S, CAPN AND SSIOJUS,
ri 'HE undersigned has removed Ills Hat nnd CnpPloro
J Up tn Evans' old stand, tthiru In addition to n
superior assoiinicnt of
SPRING AND SUMMER
j3 Hals and Caps 5P1?
CONFEOTIONAUIES, Oil ACKERS,
Molasics, Bursar,
Coffco, Teas, .
Tobacco Snuff,
Cigars, Spices,
Dried Fruit, Butter,
Coal Oil, Drugs,
Parlor and Hand Lamps,
Books. "Writing Paper & Ink.
larawarc una cranrwarc,
rocket Knives, Comte, ,
ire, iyc ,
Together. Willi u variety of articles generally kept In a
Btore. . 1
Aln-A flno lot of KltW, MOHOiT.CM and Ltmnoslo
whlcli lie Invites the ut entlon of Hhocmakcrs um! the
public.
JOHN K. CIUTON.
nionmslitirg, May 13. Iff!-"
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Harvey's Female Pills
the mod infallible nnd popular remedy ever known (nr
nit diseases nftho femnlo sex 'I hey have been used
in many thousand cases with unfailing success and
may be relleu on in every enso tor which lh"y am ro
commended, mid partieulnrly in nil cases nrising from
j OliHlrurt'wn, or Stoppage, of Nature,
I no matter frnui what cause It arises. They nre ch""C-
tual in restoring to henlih nil who nro sutlerlug from
Weakness nud Debility, Uteriuu Disclinrgus, iN'ci vous
lies s tic , fcc., and Ihey
ACT LIKE A C1IAHMI
In slrengtticiiliig and rt'slnriug tho system, Thousands
of ladies who .luve sull'red for years nml tried various
other remedies in vk n. owe u renewal of their health
' nnd tticugth wliolly to tm 'theacy of
Bit llAUVEVS P En ALE PILLS.
'rht-y arc perfectly harmless nn the sycin,iuay hu
, taken at any llmo with pel fed safety ; hut during the
i-iirly smgus of rregnnniy thoy sliuuld not ho taken,
. or n mis nrringe may ha taken, or a miscarriage uuy
' be Ihrfiesllll. T!uv lutv.r rnniit mm airlimtad ti.iin
I or ili-trei-K. Each box contains i-ixty pil.s. 1'riua One I
Dollar.
DH. HARVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS,
A leniedy fur special cai s, four degrees strong, r !
thiiii thoiibovo j l'rire Five Hollars per box. i
A priiato Circular to Indies mill Hue nnatoilileal i
engrailngs, sent fri- on receipt of directed envelope
and stamp. I
KJ" Cut this notice mil if you desire Dr. Harvey's
I'll I and If you uinnot iirocure them of your Drug-
gi-t, do not Inko nuy utlier, fir some dealers wlm
are unprincipled will reconiuieiul other Femle Pills,
they can niuk,! u larger profit on but tnilose Iho
money and tend dlieil to
Dl. J. BRYAN,
CONSULTING PlApiCIAN.
i'o. 412 llroa-luxnj, tcw Jo; A'.
who will take all risk if pmpeily directed, and will
send (ho Pills, rerun il Iro.u nbjervaliun, by return
nlail, I'.iht Palil.
BOLD IIV Dlil'(!(.'ISTO OEN'CUAI.I.Y.
DEM AS llAltN'Etl Sc CO., N',w Vouk,
, , .. . iioleealu Agents.
July 15, 1 r?fi.7.
FllESJI
ARRIVAL
OF
Fall and Wmk
A T
Miller's Store
'PHI! kiilicnber has Jut returned from llii Cities
X wilh unolher largo nud select assorioiet of
Fdl.L A1SJ) WhSI Eli GOODS
purchased at Philadelphia, at the low col liguru, mid
ivhli h they nro deti-rmiueii lo sell on as moderate- terms
as can be procured elsewhere in lllnomsburg. His
sloik comprises
LWIKV Dlthf-S (100 IIS,
of choicer tyl nnd latest Oihion.
J)HV OdtiDS, .i.VJ) OltoCKtllKS,
u iiunruiK (iUKh:Yn:nti:,
cf.DjIK hw!:. iwi.um- iivjiK
JMW, .W1II.S, IU.t)Tti S1IOI.S
UATS If C1PS. iSe , .yc. J(-e
In short L-verything usually kept In country Store '
to hull hu invite the public generally.
Tlie. il'Sheslprue puid lor country prndtii-e,
S, H. DULLER.
Illnonisi'.'irg, Nnr-W, 13
J. Y. I.VtR. L .V MIIYtt
New Duvg Storl.
WHOLESALE AN'J Ilf)TAlL
rriHI! iinderslgnid would iiiforn- iheir frieml
J. public generally, thai they iiaiu taken the ttaiiu
merly urcupii-d by (! -o. Al. Iliigeiibuih. in the Exih.nigi
llinlding, on iM iiu btrtet, in llloouiKburt', whore he lias
jum receiveil u lull supply 01
jlilUStps, t'C. i
Which will be snlil on moderate Ivrms for ready piiv. I
Also, NOTIONS generally, of every variety, sort and ,
Plirsiclans' nresrrlnilni's cnrefniiv rntr, linn ,, .In. I
n 1 -.. . ...
nt
u, ,,nn--, him, ,111 niton iitiur,:.
tLr- Confeilloneiv nf (lie
best selections, and Soda
iv nier in season.
Lv" A sham of llie public custom is respedfully so
icid'd. EVER A. MOVER.
nioomshurg, April II. ISG5
FJSttESSS WALL filFfiiDg,
JUST received a new
styles of
nsiottmcni ot'i'ood
WALL PAPER, INCLUDING I50I1-
ni.'IllVC vn 111,'H lvn 1,11,11,,
JJ1!111jMj AaNJJ UJjll.liNIJ J'Arhli,
mill n l'l liernl 1 iti.-IV nC iunln.ini in I ,,. . I I
wi'i'i bY'r::;,::',' wtfnS pk.? !zXZ. r !'aJ;
of Lul.'s Drug Slore, in too Unpen llio. k. whore all
persons wishing goods in his line will bo ntUiiil-d to
persons wishing goods in his line will bo ntleiid-d to
111 person ni an limes,
Cr Paper Uanginfr pxeculod lo order
and best style, nt short notice.
E J. THORNTON.
Illonmsburg, Auril S3 1811.5 ly
National Foundry.
I! .nnMSHlTl'n nnLUMmt en
,PA.
rt HI. subscriber, proprietor of the above named ex
J tensive establishment, is now prepared lureceitu
lers for
AH Kinds of iHacItinpi y,
r Colleries, lllast Furnncej, Hiatiunary EngluCB, Mills
Tlll'ESIIINI! MACHIXI.H, kC. ki:.
Uo is nlso prepared to make Stoxes, all sizes nnd
pnllorns, plow-irons, nud everything usually made in
(li st-class I'uuudries.
His uaIjusivo larililies and practical workmen, war
paint him in recuving llie largest contracts on thu
liin.t reasnitublu terms.
Orain of all kinds will be taken in cichanku for
castings,
O This establishment is loca.cd near the Lackawan
na , liloouisburgRuilru.nl Depot.
- PETER HILLMYER.
Illmiuifbiirg, Sept. 12, 18(S.
JOHN C. V EAGER to Uo.,
MAN I FACTURER k WHOLESALE DEALER IN
STU1AT8, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, liONNE I S AND
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
No. 257 North Third Street, Pliila'd.
Nov '."J, IPC
BE5NT8STKY.
II. C. II O W E R,
SURGEON DBNTIST,
Mm. , RrsPECTFUI.LY ntrers his profes.
'fSteS. 'll"ul "crvlci lollie ladies uud gentle.
irjKi)4iJ men of I'diiniusburg nnd vicinity, Ho is
"-M-LJ" prepared in ntli nd tu all llio various
operations in tho Hue of Ills profession, and is provided
xvilhlhe Intel improved 1'OltCF.L.Ilfi TEKTIt; whirU
xvill luiiMcrted on gold, plutiua, silvcrand rubber be
lolookwi ll as the nulnl.il teeth
Mlucr.il plate and block teeth manufactured nr all
0 eriilious mi leelli. iniefully and priiu-rly uttended to,
Itesidenru nnd olllie u lew doors ubovu the Court
llim.e. samo sidu,
Illoomsburg, JuneO lf-03
SCIIOLASHIPS FOR SALE.
ningliamptin "
Crittenden's Philadelphia.
Htrnlton.llryant & Co.. " "
fliiukerCity Uulness Collego,
Tliesa Hcrips, uru iiiumouiils ofsjIJnnd 850 and nre
to much cash, by tho Hludenl on eiitringeilhcr ofihe
above Colleges. Young men desiring toubtnin a finish
ed Collegiate Education, will here find a good sperula
ion by pplvlujat the officeofihs
Txnv. Iltbbt- COLIJMIilA DEMOCRAT- "
The
If.olilffli
Vl J
Cattle
Fowiler
TS warranted to
hn the most power.
In agtnt nr Iho' ,tnm.
nth and blond of Com. ,
Bwlne. or Kheep, In i,r.
inn ,,g dleestion.cleani.
Ing jlin system and Iran.
final flu d nosh, fat,
milk, butter and sire ecih
ami establishing hoallli
and vigor.
nuvovB nortPE it
MUl.r. POWnilll Is tin,
only medicines legally
naieniru in rranco, Dug
land, Hwltr.erland nnd
Holland, nnd duly nd
milted by their Courts
honored wlthprlr.e inml.
nls, nnd Invented by 1r. Duvny, Professor of the Im.
ticrlul College for AgrlruWiro nt Paris, and now num.
iifacturedby (1. 0. HlllNEIt. Dr' nf 7., and A Allen
town, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.
All diseases or tho Htnm.tch. Illou I, Lungs nnd n.iw,'
rls, speedily nnd certainly cured, llenlthy slock will
ha brought Into tho very highest Mate of .perfection,
nnd one or two liihtesponnfnl n week, is ol great value
to hanl working horses, breeding slmk nnd colls, nnd
,l,m,.i,ml. ui viititiitdo liorscs from criiitntlnue
-n-o Uif cni'i m
cffeclunllvoverromo nil tho uhstncli'i ulilcli usuallf,
t.reveni the mtielllnc of worms, ore plensnnt to take.
ii nil nlso ono of the most ngrennlih) purgatives fof
(liildreii. Horonlldont Is the Inveiilor of the sncceso
ol his laborious studies, In the pnthologicnl compost
Hon ofthls preparation, that lie furnishes every gind
I iialed physician, with a written prescription. ns o new
' tru In mnleria medlca. . , .,, ,,
I THE UNION I'.OACII. HAT, MICE AND ANT EX.
1 TEllMINATOIt, .. ..
I is a powder for the sun.' extermination of nil Vermlns,
will never change Willi age nml tllmalo, and. niucli
' preferubln tn the old I'hos phomus Paste, which hard.
ens In skort time, making l worthless. For direc
tions and particulars see Iho sm ill hills In tho boxes.
uV" lino nuiiuieii nun iinriy-seveii premiums nava
been nwurded lo tliCBU celebrated preparations, up to
Ortobcr ), IP'W,
lloYAi.h lloytK. are tne wnoi"saic Agents in rnira.
1 II Uh lis A U i i liliTJUL,
i RETjIIL,
For sale by W. Erasmus, Hole Agent fi
lilooinsburi;.
h'harpless, iVilnwIssn,
,. 11, St J, ,huemiker, Uuck Horn.
Mnsler k llro.. Mlllvllle.
(', I'ri slon, Ridiisburg,
Ptewnrt k Sloan, Uraiigovllla.
Ilcudersholl. Illoomsburg.
(-. Fowler, Epv.
Crcav k Co., Llulit Street
Low k Spangb-r, Lime llldjc.
How 111,111, k Owen nud Miller, llurulck.
0,11, Fowler, Fowlersvllle.
Way All ordnrs for Columbia County
will be addressed to
W. Ell ASHUS,
Wltolcfale Ajrciit, lllountslfurff.
C. G. I1IRNEK.
Dec 2 lcii1 fmin
GLAD NEWS
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE,
USED WITHOUT I)ETE 1T()N
Thoy do not inlerfero with business pursuits, and art
ipeedy in artlou
NO CIIANC1F. OF DIET IS NECC8H Ml Y.
HELL'S SPECIEIO I'lLLS
nro wnrrniited in all caies.
cop. the in i:i:ti v and i'i:i!ma.vft r-uitE of
Heuiinnl Weakness, I'rclliral nml Viuinal lli'ch.irgi-s,
(let. Sexual Disvas'-s, llmmi-ions, luipu'euc", fleu.
ital ns.,1 ,erous llehility and dl e.is of llin Hladdct
and Kidu'-ys.
They uie adapted for male or female, old or young
and are llio only relli.ble know u lor the cuio ol nil dis
eiiBes nri iiig Irnni
y u u rn f u l i n di scretiox.
In nil Sexual tliseaps, as Conorrhea, trkliir.
(leei, and in nil Driu-i y and Kuluey coinplatnts, ihuy
act like a I'hiiriu. Rclii-i is 1 Mierii 111 ed by taking a
fiugle boi ; anil fioui four to six boxes generally 1 fleet
acure.
Sold in boxes contaiuinz CM ollls. Mice One Dollar.
j or six boxes, Fio Dollars ; also, in laigo boxes cou
, lalniug four id' llie suuill price Th'i-e l.iill.irs.
! I'livalel-'irculars to C-nili n-eii om.v. sent free oil
I receipt i,f dire ted envelope ami ttamp
lL If J011 uei-il Ihu Hie Pills, 1 ut out this ndver
I H-i-meiil lor reference, and if you cannot procure tin-in
j nt" your druguint i'.o not bo inipo.ed on by any ntlo-r
1 remedy, but curl" -e llie ni-iney in a letter to the pin
1 pliilor.
Dr. J. BYRAN,Oon-i!t'W Phyficinn,
linx .W.i. -lit! I.ioadw.-iy, N" Y..,,.
Who will take nil risk if properly directed ; and ni!
w ill receive Ihem post pain, securel) sealed from ob
serviliou. by t.-tnin mail.
ftULD ISY DIlLliiilSI'S OEN'EI'.ALI.V'
DEAI ASIIARNES ii''l kw YoHf
VV llu'csall, Ageols.
July 1.1 l-r1.
WiiS'S'S BCfti 23 OS'S-; 8,,
Nos. !), 1 1 , lit, 15, 17 Cou tlatnlt. Stroo,
MEM! imoADWAY, NEW YORK HIT i
! This old-eslnblif hd and fnviiiilc result uf iho llu ,
1 uess Comiounii.v has ueeu recently relitted, and is com
pled-111 everything that ran uiinit-ii-r in the i-omlbrls u
' its ptitinu L.ulieu an, I families aro specially ait tare
I lu'l) proi ideil fin.
I 11 i centrally Im-aigd in tin- lui-ni'-ss part of thee
1 and it- contiguous lo die principal tines of steamboat!
cats, iiinnibusses ferries, kc.
I he table is aiiiplv supplied with all the luxuries c
; ih"-ea.sou,andisc'pial 10 that of any oilier hotel 111 hi
' coitntrv.
I Ample ncromniodations are ollered for upward of I '
. gueals.
1 tC Do not believi niuners n.ickuien, and o'hers wlm
. 'ay say "the Western Hotel is full."
'' I) D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THUS.
II. WJ.M.I1I.B1 lilt.
Feb. 15, 1.-.
t"fTt T.!x "i?-
( Vt.'t.TrSTr?'! iKV In1. j'
1 M''-sTrfiScr,,
iNEW OMNI U US.
I ho undcrfiignrd, crnieful for past jiav
rinage, lespeclfully inf rms lire Travelling Pulitu
gcm'rally.that he hasjust procircd from Saw urk ,x
new- li.-.itirif.il, ami c.ip-iriuus
Phoenix Company Coacli,
It)' wiiii ii means he is now- ouuhlud to convey I n
! 'cnsers nnd Ihigg.ite, snf.-ly and rmnforlnlily letwee 1
1 "hi'jmsburg anu thu several Rail Road D-pois, to 11 .' I
'"lOTlllillS. 1 1 W i 1 1 III' Il I S klUlly III II C COIII IUmI.1,1 ll'i
,o e
, rr'vAllv rrm
'n.i,jj,,iin. , .,.,..,
JACOB I. (IMT.JM.
Illoninhburg, January 7, IP03,
STiTliS SJ'ION BSOTiEf
(.Oil and CUri Market Hlri-et, Philadelpliia.
cpillS Hotel is located in tho very centre of liiisines
. X am) isneur the resnertnplu nl,ip. nr ...
I J'1'11' '""K"; " particularly desiruldu to persons vleituig
wu nr ot.M.ei, m ,1 l,.. , -
I hopes by close personal ntti nllo.i to Hie waiusol'his
, his guests to muko It n comfortable homo foi much as
" with their pairouage.
J. c HAUi J'rop'r.
, May 23, 13C1 -? r a,
Wim Tim E3AHIB.
fPho Original aiid Genuine Ambrosia
Ji i prepared by J. Auks lli ivrs nud is Up nest
liair dressing nud preservative now in use. It slop,
(lie uiiir failing out. causes it togrow thick nml long
nud prevents it from turning piematiirely grev. Il
eiadliatcs ilandrufT, cleanses, heaiitihes nud renders
the hair soil, glossy and curly. Iluyii.try it and bo
lonvinted. Don't bo put oirwilh a spurious article.
Ask for lleeves' Ambrosia nud tako no other. Foi
ale bj Druggi.ts and dealers in Fancy Hoods c-xery
where Piiio "5 tints per liottle gii (10 per dozen,
Address. REEVES' AMIIKOS1A DEPOT,
(ii Fulton Hlreet, Nexv York City.
01.7 lEfiS-l'Jmo.-S. n.f. '
7
to .. iii rt .t-t f if.tv
rpilEI'roprielorof this well-know u and centrally Iocs
JI ted House, tho ExciiANau lluriL. situato no ,M;,i
flreet, in llluumsburg, immediulely opposite Ihu Coluu'i.
bin l.'onut Court House, respectfully informs his friend u
nod tlio public in general, Ihul his liouso is now in or
iter fur thu reception uud entertainment of travelers wiiu
may fi-i I disposed to favor it witli their custom, lie hao
Hiiired nu expenso in prepaiiug llio Exiiianue, for tliu
t'lilertaiumuiit of his guests, neither slrill liiere be nuy.
Hung xvaiillng (on liis part) to minister to their personal
comfort. His home is spuiious and enjoys an i-iallcut
business locatiun.
U.y"Ouiuibuson run at all times between ihu Ex ,iv
Hotel ami the various 111 il Roail Depots, by which tin c
clerB will bo pleasantly conveyed to und from tho rs
spective rjlations in duo time to meet tho Cars.
W.M. U. KOOxVS.
MAY 1, 1(;0,
WHISKERS! WHISKERS! Do you
want Whiskers or .Moustaches I Our (irecian
i oijipnund will forcn them tu grow on the smoothest
fucu or chin, or hair, on bald heads, in fix Weeks.
Price, SI ui), rtciilby mail nuywhero, closelv seu ed,
on receipt of price, Address,
WARNER fc CO.. llox 133. Ilrooklyn, N. Y.
February la, IMi5-y
F. C. HARRISON, M. D. "
WOULD reeperlfully infnrui Ihecitlrens ofnioomi,
burg.and vicinity, that lui contlnuesthe practiss of
.VEUltWU slXJi bUMIMir,
And solicits a sharn nfpublic patiunagc,
Oinrt.on Main Slivct. Ilrst hoiue below' tin Coy
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