AGRICULTURAL .
' , A Barn-Yard Lyric.
That man's cuccesa is rich and sure,
Who thai piles.up his home manure j v
I know what help the farmers get
From mere spoonful of 'foudrett.
I know what odd, mysterious shapes
From superphosphates, down to Mapes,
The modern helps to farming- take, ;
AaJ . tecp myself to all awake.
I know the chemist will propound
A eack of bones when finely ground,
As good on iand when rioh or poor,
As a full wagon of manure.
They may be right, they may be wrong ;
Jly faith will still conttnua strong,
That he whose ardor "ne'er abates,
And his own garden cultivates,
"With muck, sods and stalks and straw,.
And dripping heaps from thriving kint j
"Will to his hungry fallows draw
All that the chemists can combine.
HOW I PLOW.
Suppose the field to be fifty by thirty
two rods and plow land should never
be in smaller than twu acre fieldi-I plow
it by comm'ccicg in the middle with a
furrow eighteen rods long and parallel to
the longest eides, the ends of the funow
leingat equal distances from the short
est sides. Then tack furrow or turn
around to the right making tha first two
farrows two inches shallower than the
others, to avoid a ridge. After four fur
xows plow across tho ends, aad the woik
13 laid out. i If the land is uneven or the
joil not uniform, some cjra is necessary
to Eeep tho furrows straight and bring
the work out alike on all sides. The ad
vantages of this method are that the team
and plowman turn on the unplowed land,
eaving time and strength, and leaving
Lai land trodden after it is plowed. It
also does away with the necessity of
furrows and ridges which are serious de
triment to the use of machines.
Io the place of a cou'ter I use a jiat
er or miuature plane, which cuts two
inches deep, or more or less as desired
and puts the stubble or sward complete
ly out of sight; facilitating its decuy
This little jointer furrow, under the main
farrow, tends to brace it up and keep the
ground more loose, while it leaves the
turface in a condition requiring much
less tillage than ordinary plowing to fit
itforacrop.
But the improvement that pleases us
most is the patent sub-soUiog attachment,
it loosens the ground in the bottom-of
the furrow to any depth desired, if the
character of the soil and strength will)
permit. This accomplishes all the eub
oil plow does with a great saving of ex
pense. It is sub-soiling made easy or at
least easier.
I do most of my plowing with three
horses "breast. It is claimed and I
think truly, that three horses ia this way
are equal to four where one team is hitch
ahead of another which requires an extra
band for driver. Many plows are now
made with a movable beam, by which
the width of the furrow is guaged instead
of by the clevis, thus securing as nice a
working of the plow with three hordes as
"With two. and requiring no extra labor
on the part of the plowman. .For my
own comfort I would rather plow two
and three-fourths acres wirh three hor.-es
than two acres with two thirds the
gtrength of team. It is much less tire
iome plowing when the team moves off
easily and with comparitively little strain
than when they must pull hard at every !
tep. " .
The nse of the subsoiler is an exper
iment and when the result is manifest in
another year's crop, I will make it known.
L. ia Working Farmer.
Fa&M Accounts. The editor of the
"Working Farmer writes:
You can find no more efficient means
of cultivating joarself, than to write
down daily, or weekly a description of
your cultivation of your fields. If your
hands are to hard you can't write, it is a
sign that the hand is used too much,and
that again, is a sign that the hend is used
too little. 13a able a year from to-day
to tell how much your farming for 1866
costs you, 'and how much the proceeds of
jour work' are worth. Every successful
merchant takes an inventory at least
once a year, and every farmer ought to
do the same.
'Drilled "Wiisat 79. Booadcast.
:,CJ. C," tried tbirexperirrieot of drilling
i in bia seed wheat, vs. sowio broadcast.
At first tbe drilled wheal looked much
j tbe best, bat at harvest tbe broadcast
'ame out far ahead, Tbi3 is "sometimes
the ease, bat in foar cases out of five,
Irillingis tho best practice, It saTes
seed, depoiits it more evenly, and at uni
form depth, and ia a dry auturaD jou
;aa put the seed down into the moist
asrtb whereas if sown broadcast, much
of it will remain in the dry surface scil
md will not gercaicate uUilit rains.
Youxo (Halves. They should hate
roomy sheda, well ventilated, and secure
it all tirces, under straw or bay for bed
Yivg. From birth till maturity animals
oht to grow constantly.-"Spring-poor"
vi'l always apply to some wild beasts
but should becoma otsclets in reference
lo animal depesdsat oaand defended
n j firr:ers.
WINTER ARKASGLMICXT.
GREAT Trunk line from the North nd
North-west for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottsville, Tamaqoa, Ash
land, Lebanon, Allentown.EaMon, &c., &c.
Trains leave Harrisborg for Nw York,
as follows. At 3)0, 7 25 and 9.03 A. M.
and 1 45 and 9.00 P. M.f arriving at New
York at 5.40 arid lOOO-A. M., and 3 40 and
10.35 P. M , connei-lins wilh tirailar Trains
on the Pennsylvania Rail Road ; Sleeping
Cars accompanying the 3.00 and 9 05 A. M.
Trains, wiihout change.
Leave. Harrif-buri tor Reading, Potisville,
Tainaqua, llinersville, Ashhnd, Pir.e
Grove, Alienlown ami-Philadelphia, at 7.25
A. M. ar.d 1 45 and 9 CO P. M., Mopping hi
Lebanon and all Way Stations the 9(0
P. M. Train making no cios connections
tor Poitsville nor Philadelphia. For Poila
ville, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
Schuylkill and Sueqcehann Rail Road,
leave Harrisburj al 4 OOP. M.
Returning, leave New, York a! 9.00 A M ,
12 00 noon, aud 8.00 P. M. Philadelphia
'at 8 00 A. M. and 3.30 P M Pontile t
8. 30 A. M. .yd 2.45 r M., AftUand at
6 00 and 11.45 A.M and I 15 P.AJ.Tamaqua
at .7.35 A M ar.d 1.40 P.M.
Leave Poiivilla for , Havisbnra, via
Schuj Iliill and Supquethanua Rail Roa !, at
45 A. M.
Reading A orom mod at ion Train : Leaves
Reading at 6 30 A. M. returning from Phil
adelphia at 4 30 P. M.
Columbia Railroad Train leave Read
ing at 6 10 A. M. and 6.15 P. M. lor Epbrj
la, Liiiz, Lancaster, Columbia, &u.
On urufays: Le.ayt? New York at 8 00 P.
M. Philadelphia 3 15 P. Poilsville 8.00
A.M., Tamaqua 8 CO A.M., Harri-bur 9 05
A. M., and Reading at 1 00 A. M for Har
risburg, and 10 52 A. M for New York.
Commutation, Mileage, Sason, School
and Exi-ursior. Tickets to and Iroin all points
at redaced rate.
Bagaaae checked through; 80 pounds
allowed each Passenger.
U. A. NiCuLLS,
General Superintendent.
Reading Ya., Drc. 13, 1865.
A. J. EVANS'
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Aea7y opposite the Episcopal Chtitch.
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
MY stock is composed of fine- clo'.riini,
neiiium and low priced adapted to
all cotnlnionx, taste and wmi. -He ha
the la'.eM p:yles lor the season a fine as
sortment of
Overcoats and GenUexea's Shawls.
from low tr i.'ia very bet. , j
His Goods are t ahwnuble and well AJude. I
In addition to rny nock of rea l-made '
rloihing, I have piece goods for custom
orders.
And having otte of the- firt class cutter-', I
Ctiarle.' L Reicf;ard, formerly of Eaion,
I guarantee a fit iti all cases and i ve
iitii,;c:ioti. Al a variety of Woolen
and Linen Shin, Stockings, Necktie, Col
lar, S;ock, Handkerchiefs everything in
the gf n'leir.en's Im.e of clothmg..
A'o Hats, Eoots aud Shoes, Trunks and
Cartel bags.
1 will sell at the lowest Market prices.
Please give me a call before p;irchaing
eUe'where ANDREW J. EVANS.
Nov. I5ih 1865.
t errible JLjxeitement !
IN LIGHT STREET,
AT PET HI ENT'S STOIil?, v
On Account oi Ilic Ievs
Arrival of VAIaI & IVinleri
GREA T RED UCTION IS PRICES
B"JI"AS just received from '.he eastern cilies
an.l is now opening at tbe old stand
a splendid assortme ni oi
which will be sol;! chap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE !
His siock conbi.-is of Ladies Drews Goods,
etinicpsi su lep and latest fashions.
CALICOES,
JMUSLINS.
- GINGHAMS.
FLANNELS.
HOSIERY
SILKS, SHAWLS. CARPETS. &C.
Kcady-llmlc Clotliinsr
SATINETS,
CSSI MERES,
COTTON A DES,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
THREAD, &C.
QUEENS WAKE,
CEDAR W A tlE,
HARDWARE,
MEDICINES,
V DRUGS,
BOOTS AD SU0ES, HATS and CAPS,
In hort everything usually kept in a
coantry tor. . '
Tn paironae of his o!J friend, and
the public generally, is respectfully so
licited.
The hishest market -ic paid for conn-
try produce. PKTKR K.NT.
L'aht Street, Oct. 4, 1865.
Northern Central XJ:iiu;sy.
T ! M E TA B L E .
THREE TRAINS DAILY to and frot? the
North and Vr-ft Branch of tfe Susqne" nn
oa. Elmira, arid all of Northern New Ytrk.
On and after Mondav, May 28ih, ifet"5,
the Paeen?er Trains of the North Central
Railway arrive and depart from Sun
bury, Harrisbnrc and Baliimnra,as follow?-
' SOUTHWARD.
ilait Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sunday?, at 10.40 a.m.
Leaves Hat rigors. I.30 p.m.
Arrives at Baltimore, 5.30 "
Express Train leaves Scnbury daily
except Sundays, at 1140 p.m.
Leaves Harrisb'rg, except Monday 2.50 a.m.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Rlouday, at 7.00 a.m.
Act'ornnindaiio" leaves Harrisb'r; 7.45 a.rrv
SunbuijvAcr. leaves Sunbury daily
except Sunilsat 7 3m.
Arv:8 ai Harri-b'v except Sundays 10.15
iY OR TllWARD.
Mail Trail leavf s Ual'.imore daily
except Sunday at ' 9.20 a.m.
Leaves Harri.-.tur, 1.45 p.m.
Arrive at Surit'ury, 4. 20 p.m.
Kxpies? Trains Baltimore daily, 10.00 "
Arrivei t Ha'ri-bur, 2.20 a. m
Leaves Harrisb'r-i except Monday.2.40 "
- Arrives at Sunbury, ! .5.15 "
Erie Express leaves Baltimore ex
cept Sundays at 8.00 p.m.
Arrives at Harrisburg, 12.55 a.m.
.Leaves Harrisburg, l.5 '
Arrives at Sunbury, 410 "
Sonbary Aceom. leaves Harrisburg
Daily except Sondays at 4.25 p.m.
Arrives at Sunbury at 7 io "
For further particulars apply at the office.
I.N.DUBARBYjSopu
Karrstbnrg, Jaly 10 1865.-
I JMillcr's Store.
or
Fall&lfmter Goods.
npHE 'stfbscriber has just reinrned from
- the cities wita another large and elecl
assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York,
at the lowest figure, and which he is deter
mined to sell on as moderate terms as car
be procured elsewhere in Hioomsburg.
His stock coropres
LA DIE'S DRESS GOODS
of the chcieeei styles and latest fashions
together with a lare assonrnen' of '
DRY-GOODS. MUSLINS. CLOTHS,
AND VESTING S.
ALSO,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENS VV ARE, CEDA UW A RR,
HOLLOW WARE. NAI LS, IRON
BOOTS SHOES, HATS $ CAPS$-c.
In t-hort, every th'iri" usually kept in conn
try stores, io which he invites the attention
of the public generally.
The hiuhen pries will be paid for coun
try produce, in exchans? for good.
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
Bloomsbutg, Nov. 22, 1555.
F OUTZ'S
Horse ai Cattle Powflers.
TliU rrcparation,
long anil favorably
knoim, will thor
oughly rcinvigcTate-broken-down
nnd
low-spirited horses,
by strenpthcaing
and cleansing the
stomach and intes
tines. It is a tare pre
ventive or all dis
eases incident to
this animal, such as LO'G FEVEB, GLANDERS,
YELLOW WA
TER, HEAVES,
COL'GHS, DIS
TEMPER. FE
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF APPE
TITE AND VITAL,
ENERUY, iic. Its
use improves tho
wind, increnses
the appetite-gives
a smooth and
glossy skin and
transforms the
miserable skeleton Into a fine-lcokins. an spirited
horse.
To lcerprrs of Cows this preparation is inralunMo.
It increases the quantity aud Improves the quality
of the milk. It has
been proven by ao-
tual experimer.t to
sweet. In futteniri?
cuttle, it ei ves tiiem
R J ! ef i f U cuttle, it ei ves t !ii
-tTV V.V r v? j n appetite, loote
tfl. SV ; i niAkra thpm thn
loosens
and
makes them thrive
mucn nuizr.
.
Ia all di5eic3 of Swine, such as Cougl.!, Ulcci'S ia
the Lung, Liver,
ic, this article
rets as a speciSc.
Uy putting from
,.M-lvW
one ha:r a paper
to a paper in a
barrel of swill the
above diseases
will be eradicated
or entirely prevented. If Riven in time, a certain
preventive and euro, for the Hog Cholera.
Trice 25 Ceat3 per Taper, or 5 Pape for $L
S. FOUTZ & BRO.,
AT THEIR
WnOLESAlE D?.l AM) MEDIfIE DErOT,
Uo. 116 Franklin St, Baltimore, Bid.
For Sal-s by Dmists and Storekeepers thrcugh
CJt the Tailed Stales.
C7" For wile at the Dmz Store of
EYEU. ij- JSIOYER,
Eloomsburg Ta.
Bloomsbur;, Jan. G. ltCO. 12mo'.
TOBACCO
cigaj: stoke
At Slroi'p's Old Stand, on Main Street.
THE undersigned, bavin" opened the
Store formerly occupied by David Stroop
as a Grocery, and lutnished ii with a large
and varied assortment of excellent
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
mr?st respectfully invi'.es the pa'ronng of
the citizens of Bioomsttirg and vioinii)-.
He is" prepared to "sell at wliolesale and
retail, upon the most reasonable terms.
Merchants, Hotel keepers, and Grocery
men, would dA weU to give him a call.
All kinds of Chewina: and Smokinf."
Tobacco, in larse ar.d small quantiiies, co;i
lanily on band for sale.
H. H. HUNSBERGER.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 13, IS65.
XV lis T ll X O S1 1 ,
No3. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Courtlandt Stree ;
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This old -estb!i slii-d and favoritn rcortoftlie Bu
gin;s Community has I'.rii rotntI refltted. and ia
cotnplrte in ever) tiuti? that can niini-ster to the com
forts of its patrons l.adifs end families aregptciaity
a" cartuttv proTiilnd for.
It i centrally located in th"? hii'inpss part of tlie city
and is contiguous to tlie principal, lines cf steamboats
cirrs, omniliiisses ferrii;s, &c.
rne table is amply Hiijpned with all l!e luxuries tf
ti.; sesoR.andiseual lo that of any other hotel in
it. country. . .
4 Ampie accommodations are ottered for upward ol
4ia euets. .
Mo not believt mnnprs. nackmen, and others
vti- may say "tbe VVuftPrn Hotel is full."
H. n. Wl VCUESTEK. rrcpri:U r.
THO.-?. D. WI.LUdTER.
Feb. 15, lcGi
American Hotel,
CnS$T.liUr STREET,
Opposite old Independence Hall,
riiiLu;ELi'hii.
S. M. IIEUMXGS,
Proprietor.
Wm. II. HtULlNGS, Lltrk.
May 27, 1&5. Mm
$1,500
rot YKAR! We want
agents everywhere to sell
Jut improved S20 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
ranted five year. Above salary or larse
commissions paid. The ONLY machine
in the United States for less than S40,w h ich
are fsjHy licensed by Howe, Wheeler fc
W ilfon, Grover & Baker, Singer Sc Co., and
BacheUler. All other che'ap Machines aro
infringements and the seller or user ar3 lia
ble to arrest, fine and imprisonment. Cir
culars Iree Address, qr call upon' Shaw &
Clark. Biddeford, Me. , Dec. 20, '65 ly
VjiOTQGRAPRS 1 PUOTCGRArHS 1 1
A SEW GALL ERY IS EL O 0 MS
BURG. rjlUE ntdereigped take? pleasure in an
- nouncin that he has opene.i a Gallery
in the larye Koom over HanmanV Store, tn
3loomsbur2, I'a for PHOTOGRAPHIC
and Kindred Art. He is prepared totake
Pictoree of all kinds.
Havinjj procored lhe service of an ex
perienced Artist from New York he is pre
pared io do all kind of Picture iakin
Call and see before going elen here
A. A. HEMFSEAD.
January 31, 1SS 8ra. , ;
r iv-iji-cfv.v.j cream twenty per
j- '?.';?.'' V:'J Q cent, and make the
VI5,jvAi-.5!Ui butter firm and
THE PHGZ yJ PECTORAL
' Wyi - y Your Cooah.
:CirA Read the adver
ff'rS u&fTiiSfc J'f ' dement below .
SrM1 The Ph(Enix Pec
inral; or
COMPOUNUSYRUP OP WILD CHERRY U SCS
EKA SNAKE ,OOT,
Will Cure the iHseasea of the
Such as Colds, Cougls. Croup, Asihma,
Bronchitis, Catarih, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Wlioopirjg
ough, &c.
Its titneljr use will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMP1 ION,
And eren where thii (V-arful d rs in fully (level
oped it will ailorii uure leLitf tlau any oilier inedt-
Clll.
J. Lawrence Cell, cx-Speaker cf Hie Pennsylvania
House of ti preseiit;ities, saya : "'lliia cougli reaiK
dy in now extensively used, and jg ne hisht-Ki value
to tin? community, iu curative qntlin-g liaving been
tt-tud by thouuiiu with tho nioHt pntliving results.
It is curt-lully and hkilLlully prepaid' from Wild
Cherry ilurk Sc. ell;ka Sii.nte Root byDr. Levi Ober
bolizer, a reputable phytirian of Hi.enixville, Pa..
and is sold by neaily allUruggisH and oUuir store
k(;rper." D. P. Crosby, ex-Postmaxter and ex-Uuigessof Poiu
town, ccrtitics as follows :
Pottstows, l?5.Jan. 3.
This certifies that I have used tiie Phoenix lVctoral
in DiyVumily.and 1 reemniMend it to the riiblic as tlie
very beta reu:dy lor Conih and Colds that I have
ever tried. One of my children a tuken with a
cold.nccoinpanied with a Croupy Coigh.so bad, indeed,
thai il emil J n ,t I;' and breathe, flavins henrJ ho
iniuli enul about the Ihocnix l'( ctoral, I procured a
botilo of it. The first doserelieves the dillicully of
bre-viiiin, and before the child rind taken oue-lourtii
of the bottie it was entirely well. verv family slio'd
have it in their house. JJ. P. CKutiBV.
J. C. tiuilh. druggist, of New Hope, Rucki county,
Pa., iu writing to Ur. nherlioltzei. say : "A few
days since 1 bought two dozen of your v ilualite cougli
remedy to try, and rind it very pood. and as it is near
ly tH 2.,iie 1 woiilil like you to send me a (trosg of it.
'Vour medicines gives better satisUcUon than any
other 1 have in the store. 1 am ai-nt for some of the
most popular couh pivparations, but yours seem to
be doing th5 most goo.l.
Tiie folio i n u is an extract from a letter from Hiram
Ellis, merchant, near I'ousiown, I'a. : -I have tried
the I'hiE.iix I'niiiral. and find il to be tbe best Cough
medicine extant, ll uteris with a more reuoy sale Uiau
any oilier that I have ever had in my store."
The proprietor of this medicine has so much confi
dence in us ruraiivc powers Iron the testimony of
(lM'Uoan U who have u.-d it. tSat the inoney wil' be
I'aio Back to iiiy puic.'.aser who is not salisded wuh
ts effects.
H i pkaiant to taVe that cliitdren cry for it.
Price I IllKTV-Fi Vti i.EM d ; Laige Uottleg C5E
Uul.l.Att,
It i i intended for only one class ttt diseases, naui3
ly, trior.e of the Tiiro.il and Lungs.
C5" Prepared only iiy
LEVI UUtKIIOLTZER, M. D.,
I'lKBiiix vil le. Pa,
Sold by nil Druffjlsts and Storekeepers.
JOH.VSTON. HOLLOW AY. Sz COVVflEN. No. 23
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
F. C. VVKLLd & .'o No. 115 Fraiiklin Street, Sew
York, General Wholesale Agents.
Hold bv L. P. LL'TZ and ISVEit tc MOYER. D:u?
fists, Ulooin.huri;, and by nearly every druggist and
country storekeeper in Colunrbi.t county.
y. L. It your iieerest tlrug'i.t or storekeeper does
not keen this medicine, not i n him put you off with
oini other meuici'ic. but iend at once to one of the
ag ;nU for it.
January, XJ, ISO!. Cin
Vi liooaSc a:id BSctail.
'TIJ E subscriber would announee to the ritizn of
I Uloomshurg anrl vicinity. t!iat he is soiling
L1ULU33 u inr;p anil small quaiiii
ties, and at dia- rent prices, at his
new store, on Main trc-t. north side
two doors south of Iron street, Hloom s
burz. His stock of Foreign and Uo-
. IS IS A SJ ED H 22 S9
consists of Cncnac and Rochet f. Ulackberry, Gin
per. Raspberry auj Laven li r, He lies a large ass
sortilient if
Old Ryj, gray with n;;. fine Old Ho-jrbon. old F dhs
Whiskey, aud any quantity of coirmoii. He aUo has
PURE HOLLAND GIN,
Madeiras. Lisbon. Claret. Sherry and Canpaene
H'ines ; and last but in least, a quantity of pood
double extra liROH'N STOL'T ; a U ol which he will
sell at the lovteit cash prices. The public urere-t-pectfully
solicited to give his lienor a trinl.
ll. W. ROBBING. A?ent.
momim
insurance Company,
WlLKES-RAuRC. penxa.
tAHTAL UD bVUVlMS,
. ASSETS,
Pto-k not called in, f Vl.OOO
Hills receivable, 4(),(mo
V. c?. 5-iiU Bond. ii ,0i 0
Temporary and call loans, .... 6.OV0
103 shares Wyoming Bank Stock, - . . I--U
5i Shares Fir.-t N;.inn..l BanK t Vilks-Barre, 5.(it)
70 shares (.-coud National bank at U ilkes-Harre 7,C"-I
4i) sliares llkes-liurre Bridge Slock,
Keal t.slaie.
Juda ineiit. - -
Due Iroin A'entsand others,
Culi in hand aud iu Bank.
lii'J
IO-.
7,414
1.64J
Cm. M. IIOTXEMIACK,
JilHX RKH'HARD.
45 Ml; EL W A DMA VS.
CHAR Lt-S 1JOKRANLE
R I. L.:)E
I. . V. SHOEMAKER.
II. .M. IIOVT,
(. OLMV3.
Wm S. R. iS,
I 11 A RLE' A MINER,
r. M HAEDlVfi.
SiEWART i'lERCR,
. M HOM.EKAI K. resident.
L. I). SHOEMAKER. Met Frct l.
K. C. SMITH, SKCRiTABT.
F. BROWN, Arcnt,
March 25, 105 msbiirc. Pa.
LOOK HERE.
j I
THE VERY FLATTERING SUITORT
heretofore given to the late firm of JAMES
S. Mi-NINCH & CO., ind'ices the under
signed to enter upon the business of
MERCHANDIZNG
cpon a romewhat new plan. The credit
system has been an injury to both buyer
and seller, and therefore
proposes to open on the 13tb day cf the
fconth of November, A. D. 1865y in
TIIE MOST COMPLETE ASD
EL VGA ST STOCK' OF
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CO UN TV ;
iTiii-'in ol everv variety arid qt'rflity of
S iii'l' ll'l fn'il'V Odild-,
GROCKK1ES, txUEENS WARE, HARD
WARE, ar.d ail sor; cf aride kept ia a country
store ; to be sold
OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE.
. The whole business to be conducted on
the system of pay as you po; and at cheap
er rates lhan any other house. Call and
judge for yourselves.
- ' JAMES S. McNIXCH.
November 8, 1865.
OMNIBUS LINE.
npHE undersigned would respectfully an--
nounce to lhe citizens of Bloomsburs,
and the public generally, that lie is runiiing
An (DINIUUS LINE 5
the dtSerent liail Road ii'-
Depots, daily, (Sarrday'excepted) to con
nect with the several Trains aoing South
and West on the Cklawksa& Williamsport
Rail Road, and with those going North aud
South on the Lack. & Bloom sou r:j Road.
His OMNIBUSES ire in ood condition,
rommodious and confotrable, and charges
reasonable. GP" Pesons wishing to meet
or see their friends depart, can be accom
modated, upon reasoiable charges, by leav
ing timely notice at any of lhe Hotels.
JACOB L. 3IRTON, Proprie-or.
Bloomsburs, Apri 27, 1864.
QO() A 2IUIVTI1 ! AGENTS wanted
tor six enti ely new articles, just
Out. Address O. T.GAREY, City Building
Eiddeford, Mf. Dec. 20 '65 ly.
MEXICO! MEXICO!
REPIBLIC OF 5IEXIC0.
Twenty-year Conpm Eonds in Sums
of $50, SI 00, $500, and $1,000.
Interest Scvmi Per t ent., Payable la
The City of JeF York.
Principal and lntert Payable in GOLD.
S10 000.000 to t'f So lit at SIXTY CENTS
ON THE. DOLLAR,
in U. S. Currency, ihu yielding an interest
of T''1VR percent, in Gold, or Seventeen
per cent, in Currency, at the present rate
of premiom on trM.
Tbe first year's interest already pro-
THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EVER OFFERED.
Immense iracis of Minitig and Agricul
tural lands; sixty per rem. of port dues,
im posts anJ taxes, in the State ot Tamauli
pa and San LuisPotosi; and the plizhted
tniih ol the said State- ar.d lhe General
Govetritnent are all pledged for the redemp
tion of ihese Bond and payment of inter
est. . .
TIic Security is Ample.
S30 in U. S Currency will buy a 7 per
cent Gold Bond of 50.
S60 in1!. S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cent. Gold Uyr.d of 10P.
$300 in U S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cent Gold Bond of S500.
$600 in U. S. Currency will buy a 7 per
cet.t. Gold Bond of S!000.
Let every lover of Republican Institutions
buy at least
oivs-: isoii.
Circulars lorwarded and subscriptions re
ceived bv
JOHN W. COR MRS & CO.
and J. N. T.'FFT. Financial Asent
of tlie Republic of Mexico, 57, Broadway,
New York.
CF. Subscriptions also received by Ranks
and Bankers generally througtiout ttie Unit
ed Statef.
Nov 8, 1865.
i
is c iunvi:n, i
V H K O I E 'S' 1ST.!
I i:Sl'ECFULLY orTrs his
prffeionaKerviceMothe ;
1 i . 1 1 Rj nuntljftturi nl Itlnnms. i
bnr and vicinity. He is prepared to attend
to all the various operations in Oen:istryr!
a tic' is provuleil ivnh the latet improved
rOUCELAlN TEETH, which will be in
.erted on pivot or gold plate, to look as
well as natural.
Mineral plate and block teeth manatee
lured and all operations on leeih carefully !
attended to.
A superior article of Toath Powders, al
ways on hand. Alloperations on the teeth j
warranted. j
Residence and Office, a few doors abova ,
the Court House, same side. j
Lloonifebur:! Auyr. 19, 18S5 I
GROCERY S TORE
ON MAIN STREET, BLOOA1SDURG.
ITlore Fresh Goods
Just received at Henry Giger's Ssit
Store: MOLASSES. SUGARS.
TEAS, COFFEE, RICE, SPICES, I
fish. salt, raisin,
tobaoco, segars,
CANDIES, NOTINNs, Toys,
FEED AXD TROVISIOXS,
Together with a great variety of no'.'ons
Lc, too . numerous to mention.
BUTTER EGGS, ME XT,
and Produce "enerally, taken iu exchange
(or uoods. The best market price will be
lowed. Give him a call.
The highPM market prices paid for
alt knida of COUNTRY FURS.
II EN 11 Y GIGER.
Ploomsbun, January 3, 1866
JYcic Stock of Clothing.
Siriia :itu Sinimwv Hoods.
T NV1 1 ES Ht'ention in his ttock of cheap
and lashinnable'Clothing at his Siore on
MAIS STREET, BLOOMSIiURG,
two doors above the American House, '
where he has jui-t received from New York
and l'hiladelpnia, a t"'il as0rtnieni of
.12c ii antl llo 's Clothing,
iiicludii)' Ihe most fah..insib!e, durable and
handsome, DRKSS (JOOD, consisi inj ol
Rox, Sack, Frock, Gum and Oil Cloth j
Louis, and Pants,
of all srrt?, fixes, and colors. He aUo has
replenished his already lame stock of Fall
and Winter Sh awlsj PtripeJ, fiao.ed and
plain Vests, shirif, cravats, f-tock", collars,
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders and fancy
ar'.icls.
N B. He has constantly on hand a !are
and well selected assortment of Cloths and
Vesiins, which he N prepared to make op
to order, into any kind ot clothing on very
short notice and in the best of manner.
All his clothing is made to wear and most
of it is of home manufacture.
AND
Ot every Description, Fin and Cheap
His Case of Jewelry is not eurpasoed in this
place. Call and examine his general as
sortment of Cloihino, 'Watches, Jewelry
Lc.ke. DAVID 1,0 WEN BERG.
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1865.
CHARLES JJ. BROCK WAY,
A Uorucy-at-L.'Mv.
Bounties, Back-pay, Petitions, $c,
collected.
Special attention paid to matters arising
under the Internal Revenue Laws.
OFFICE, one door went of ihe Conrt
House." BLOOMSBCRG. Pa;
January 17, 1865.
I i" -lLJili.J 5 .
?L0ID .EXTRACT BOCHU,
A poslttre aad Speclflo Kemedy for dlsesscs f thj
Eladdcr, Eldneys, Crsivel and Drolel BwoIUhe.
This Medicine Increnses the powers of dtjosttoa, and
excites the absorbents Into bealthy action, by Trtlch tho
watery or calcareous dcposlllons, and a!l nnnatnrcl en
largements arc rcdnccd, as well as pain and tBflammrtUoa,
and U good for men, Tromcn and cblldren.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness arlplns tram Exccmcs, ITablts of DlsBlpa
tlon. Early Indiscretion, attended vrlllx the following
Eymptoms:
Indlsp&tiKlon to Exertion,
Loss of ilcmory,
TTeak Nerves,
Horror of Disease,
Dimness of Vision, , -
Hot Ilands,
Dryness of the Skla,
Loss of Tower,
Difficulty of Breathing.
Trembling,
Vakerulne,
Tain In tho r!ick,
rtashlnjof tho Pody,
Ernptlcns of the Face,
Pallid Count enancc.
Universal Lassltndo,
These symptoms. If allowed to go on (-whicU UiU Medi
cine Invariably removes), eoon follow
FATTjITT, EPILUTIC FIT3, &C,
In one of which the patient may expire. VTho can say
they are not frequently followed by tboso direful dis
eases." INSAXITT AND COXSU5IPTION?
Many are aware of the cause of thrlr6uffcrlng,bnt none
will confess. The records of the Insane asylums and th9
melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample witness to
tho truth of tho aspertloiA
The ConF'ltstlon, once effected by organic weakness,
reiulrcs the uld of me li. lne to strengthen Bnd Invigorate
the BTslem, which HLLH ISOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUOHJ
Invariably docs. A trial will convince Uio most sceptical.
In many affections peculiar to Femnles, the Extract
r.ina- is uncqualjd hy nny other roniody, and for all
complaints Incident to tho 6ex, or In tho
DECLIXE OB CUAXGE OF LIFE,
TZT Sek Symptoms above.
ty 2To TAraily should be with.C'at it:
1?
.- Take no Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine for
onpleasait and dangerous diseases.
liiiiii
TTT-T ' f ?-
Cures Secret Diseases
In all their stages UttlQ expense, little or no change of
fllet, m Inconveclencc, and SO E3TPOSCTIE.
USE HELMBOLD'S,
EXTRACT BUCHU
for all affections and diseases of the?e orprsns, whether
rxisTixci rx m.vls on i emale.
From whatever ennee originating, and no matter how long
standing. Diseases of theso organs require tbe uld of a
diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
Arid It is certain to have tho desired effect lo all diseases
tor which It Is recommended.
liolmbolcl
matTLT COXOCTTKATEO COiTPOCKa
FLU i D EXTRACT SAR SAP A RILL A,
I'orpnrlfrlsR the Blooil, rmovins til chronic cors:itn
Konal ditcabes crl-ji; from aa Impure Etalo of the H'.ooi,
nrd the only reliable nnd cOictcai Uoirr. remedy for ths
care cf Scrofula, Scali ticid, fait r.hcjm, ri.is ar.il
Bwcllii.gs of tho Tones, Ulcerations of lhe Throat c'I
Legs, ElotchC4,nrr:r'lcs on the Face, Tetler, Eryfaipdas,
and all scaly Eruptions of the tla,
ii'D nzjTrrizxiG- the cooszzjox.
KOT A FEW
of the worst disorders that adict rcatitlnd arlrc f; ota the
corruption that accumulates la the Liooi. Of alt tbe dis
coveries t'-.it Lave e-een made to purgr: it cct, rone can
equal In cUcct IIeuibold's Coin-orn Extract or Sas
6irAr.iLLA. It cleanses and renovates the rlood,l35l'.'j
tho vigor of health Into tho syFtera.and pores out the
tTimora- v Llcu make dlicaio. It stimulates tlie hc&Ufcy
fiiCi'!c.nEjr the body.tndcspcla the disorders U'at gtoTr
r-nroakltrin the Mood. Such a rcaic:!y,that culd he
relied on has Ions been eocgtt for, and no-x, for t'ic Crsl
time the puhllc hr.vo one on v. tlch they can depend. Oar
rpace here docs cot admit of certlUcatcs toehow 1U effects,
bat tho trial of a fci'lo bcttlc vlU ehow to the sick that It
hza Its virtues Burpctlcg anything they have ever tLhca
Two tablcspooiiiriil of the Extract of Sarsaperilla added
to a pint of water Is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle lu fally equr.1 to a gallon ofthe Syren of arbn
p&riUa, or the decoction as usually made.
HILIilE OLD'S BOSE VTASlf,
An excellent Lotion for diseases aris'ac: from habits ol
dissipation, nwil in connection with the Extracts Eucha
and Sarsapnrilla, In each diseases as recommended. Evi
dence of the mof t rcrponslblc and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. ,Veo explicit directions for
use, iru'.Y Aai..'r(f. of thnw.and living witneases.cnd np
vrards of CO.JW nnsolicited ccrtlScates and recommenda
tory letters, many cf which are from the Msheet sources.
Including eminent Thyslclans, Clergymen, Statesmen, &c.
The Proprietor has never resorted to tl-eir publication In
the ne'wspnncrs ; he does not c!o this from the fact that his
articles rank as Standard Preparations, and do net need
to be propped up by ccrtiflcatcs.
The Science of Medicine, like the Doric Column, ehonld
tand simple, pure, majestic, having Fact for lla basis,
Ludacllon for ltj pillar, and Truth clono fur Its Capitol.
X'y Extract Earcapartila 13 a EloodPcrI2er;Tr.7 Extract
Cuchu Is a Diuretic, and will cct cs eurh in all caao.
Both are prepared on purely scientific principles n
tacuo end aro ilo rucst crtlvo measurei cf ei'ber that
can bo made. A ready cnil conclaslve test will bo a com
parl?on of their properties with those e;t forth la iho fol
lowing worts :
Eeo Dlrpcnsatory of the United States.
Bee Professor DEwtza' valuable works on the rractlca
of Phytic.
cc remarks made by the celebrated Dr. Prrrsic, rhlla.
Eec remarks raade'by Dr. Fprnt.jt McDowell, a cele
brated Phyclclan and Uembcr of tho Hoyal College of
EurgcoM. Ireland, end puldlshcd la the Transactlonaof
the Elng and Queen's Journal.
See iledlco-ChJrurgical Kcvlew, published by Ej2rj3r
Tbattes, Tcllow of the Itoyal College of Surgeons.
See most of the late standard works oa Medicine.
FOLD BT ALL DPXGGISTS E 1LU WUllV.
Address letters for Information, la confldenee. to
H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist;
PZISCIPAL DEPOTS :
llelmbold's Drug and Chemical "Warehouse,
Ko. 594 EEO AD WAT, K2W T0EZ, zti
LIelmbold'8 Medical Depot,
Bo. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST, PHILADELPHIA,
BEWARE OF COUNTF.IIFKITSl
ASK FOB HELMBOLD'al
TAKE NO OTH.n
N
THE
SYRUP
13 A PROTECTED SOLUTIOV OP TUB
I'rofotide of Iron,
a new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ItOOT OFDISEASE. BT
-.f j."s me moon with it vital PRIkcipu,
Oft
This 1. the secret of the wonderful success of Uii
i-'cujr in curing
UjspepmaLiTcr Oomplaint, Dropsy.
Chronic Diarrbcei, BoiU, Nervou '
Affections, Cbilla and FeTer,
Ilumora. Losi of Consti
tutional viporf Diseases
of ihe Kidneja & ' . V
Bhdder, Female
Complaints,
and all diseases originating in a
RAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by Debility or low .t.l0 of th '
. , ' . system
B.'in? free from Alcohol in any form. i.. .-i
,nK elT.c,. are not followed by wr.pondinSSb
lion, but are permaneiit, ir,fuSiii? slrengih. visor an
From the Venrral.le Archdoacn 8-;o rT t l
Di-khm Canada Eat. March S. IB&5..
than 25 year..,;t',,,jr,:8,;Te,'"te D"PeU of
shH a. the chaKe. I am wide.y ""louV'.nS'
ubrulcrhefo"r",::,.,, : r that fa
A CASE OF 27 YEARS' STAN'DT.VO CURED
From IN8LEV JEWETT.Ko. W A'vohTloce. Borton
I hav auflered. and sometimes severely, for 87
years, fro,,, dyspi-ptic. J commenced talin, the pi.
.rthecor?; 'ldJrn,i b"n? from 1,1
In the course of three or four wk I entirely
rol.eved from iy su,T,.rinKl,. and b3Ve enToV'd nnil'
ttrrupted health ever since." "Jy-a noiit-
AN' EMINENT DIVINE CF BOSTON' PWB
1 have b, en H.lng ,he P,ruviaD Vv"up tot sm.
time past; it eive, me new Vijor. Buoyancy of loTr.
its. Elasticity of Muscle.", buoyancy oi apir-
Thovsandj har, bee,, changed by the ,e nfthls remedy .
and happp men a4 Vomen ; and Utalid, canat "easeum'.
biy innate to give it trial, rcoMoum
Apaniplilft of 3-J payes.' containing certificate, of
curand recommondaiior.s fro... some f tKotl
eminent physicians, clergymen, and others. willbV
sent frke to any mlilres. 1 "
ingra'ss."i,tCaCl1 "0Ule ba Pt,tCVix Sxc'
FOn SALE BY
J. P. DINSMriRE. Proprietor. 30 UeV Kt - N"ew York
SOLD BY ALL. DKLGGiSTS.
Tir!!" ""n.C- . IODINE I. the BR.4.-
........... i ivir orronim ami all kinr..i j.
SI. Anders' Sotline Water.
I a Pure Pnl.ltion of Jr.lin liMTiinim .
VENT ,1 t-M,.iMlAK'W AWL-
A most Powerful V?taliziCg AgeDl and'
Kestorative.
It has eured and u.ll rare PCHOFLXA in .Ilit.ni.
aa.trt li. Fe" to y OI,e ding their
Trice $l.f (I a bottle, or fi for $5 on
J. P. DI.NSMOUE. 30 Dev St. New Y
Aad by all Druggi.t,,
WISTAfVS BALSAM
or
wild mm
HA9 BEEN USE3 TOR NEARLY
HALF A CEXTURY,
Po,, ari,ii'hin-' i curio,
Coughs, Colds . Hoaraenew, Sore -Throat
iDfluQozi, Whooping congh, Croup,
Liver complaint, Bronchitis.Diffi.
cuiiy of BreatLiujr. Asthma,
and every affec
' tion of
TIIE THROAT, LUSUS CUES'.
Cbnsisfliijpfiony
when a,. ..J"" .?.bDV .
AS A MEDIfJTKTTn.
Hnnirl in C.i:r ... .
"r v"'t4' wiaing n EtTict. safe ia in
Oper
TT To ttt X
while as a preparation, free from noxious ingredinent .
e-SJk1;!; """""g all that U ratable In lu
Tegtldble kingdom for this class of disease.it is
incomparable i
ititlujl .. ,
and is entitled, merits, aud receives tbe
fidciice of t he nnhhr
general con-
SEYMOUU THATCHER,
M. D..
U istar s Ualsm or V r-o OatRrr rives univir.l '
.ntufartion. , seem, to cure at oUEh bv "nV'i
and cleanf.ng the lunee. and allayinz irritation T?nuf
remov.ns the rause. ,t.ad cf dry?nV " ihi tgH
and leaving the rau7e brh.nd. 1 con,,derthe bS '
as po.d ns any. if not the best. Cough meuicine w?S
which 1 am acquainted." . ",cu,c,ne w,us
Kcv. Jacob SscnLEii, cf Hanover, Pa.
nll'i",11"0".? n,UcI' mone the German
population n this country, makea the following ,tJL.
went for the benefit cf the ailli. tcd ,0,i0,.nK
t.n.Vlf," rf,avLr,? TKai,7-t n.y family impor
tant heneht, fro,,, the U9e f your Ta,uable 7p
tion U istar-8 Balm or Wild CrtBRT it afford, ml-
pleasure to rero,i.,od it ,u the p""Te. e'
yrsaso one ot my da..Chters seemed to be i.
clino. a.,., little ,.pe, 0rner rtL0,Y were ...tmainl
The ? '? ha'' UkS" ",,! W to,e f "ou ,u of
1 . re WM 8 cr,at 'ProveIUrnt in her
healih. I h.vjf. in my individual cae ,made frequent
V-e o yourv?IuaWe medicine, and have al way7 bee
buuefitted by it. ' R
JACOB SECI1LER,
Trice One Dollar a Bqttlex
FOR SALE BV
J. P. DIg!ORK, 3flDev Street. New York
MTii vFo Ai0.v,I,rXi.0Bo.ton.
AD BT ALL DBlUOlSTg.
GRACE'S
Celebrated Salve'
CURES CUTS. BUBXS, SCALD3.
Orace'a Celebrated Salve
CLECS WOL'XDS. BRLI5E3, SPRAIN'S.'
Grace's Celebrated Salvo
CURES COILS. ULCERS, t.NCER4.
Grace's Ct-Icbrated Jfalve
CLE E3 SALT RIJEUM. ERYSIPELAS.
Grace's Celebrated Salve
CURES CHAPPLD HANDS. CHILBLAINS,
Grace's Celebrated Salve
HEALS OLD SORES, FRESH WOUNDS, te
ll ia prompt in action, removes pain at onee. and'rs
duees tbe most angry-looking swellings and im'fla
matlons. as if by magic thus flrdinif relief aad m
complete cure.
Only 25 eects a hot ! (Sept by ma y f0r 35 cents.)
For Sale by
J. P. DIVSMORB 30 Dey Street. New York
. W. FOWEB it SON. Proprieto a.Bo.u,,, a.d bv all
Drunitts. Grocers, sud Country ste-sa,
January ?7. i-tit; It