AGRICULTURAL,.
, . , Crctving Corn.'-'
r,A 'ocalitv has its own method of.
-rowing corn. Th prairiia hays theirs
aj'ciiticsuisaed from the East. " .
. A Tew priEoiples which the East has
tlpcconitrated and established ara tbes9 :
ria'ci three and a half ' to four feet
spar?, Ictb way, according to siza of
corn,
Do cot icatter, bat plant c?ose ia the
hiii. "v , " . ; '
.Prop from four to firo kernals in a
hill. ' " ' . . . '
Tbin out to three or four plants
Never boe or hill corn. Only work
out the grass and weeds, and stir tho
soiu ' v- . w.; .;?...;
Plow la the Spring, when dry enoaH;
' and plow od, always, if poaaible.
Vr'hea lha corn is planted, ? drop a
handful of dry hen-manuro upon each
JAnd now' for tha reasons for doing" all
'this : Sod turned down will form a rich
bed for tha corn when the heats of mid
Bijsmer arrire. Bj that time it will be
manure, or working into manor.?, heat
ing and enriching the ground.
- The fertilizing da6t (hcu manu"e)"will
civo the corn a start, which it need on
the raw undersoil of the sod turned up.
Beside?, it will driro away inircts.' The
sod bslovr, will also,, occupy the
insects, "; ..- . .
Cora closa together -will "grow epiod
ling and tall, hut will have fow and small
earg. A large crop of corn . was never
known from two and a half feet between
hills ; and nothing beyoud a moderate
crop from three feet. Three and a hall
is the least that corn should be planted
and'then the smaller kinds. Fwur feet
id the rule for large corn- Then four to
fire' stocks in a hill. For, remember that
the more and the larger ears will giowif
there is plenty of space, not between the
stalks, but the hills. Last simmer we-
had the occasion to tell a man(our
neighbor Champion) that he would get
a good crop of fodder, but no corn. '. lie
laughed at us in the face; ho was going
ti ahow us the biggest crop of corn we
had ever seen.. He had a piesa of car
rot ground, deep, black and rich. It
was unsurpassed and raised great crops
oi roots every year.' And now he was'i
goiDg to outdo everything in corn. He
planted with the rows, two feet "apart,
and the hills fifteen inches. He had the
tallest, thickest standing ccrn we ever
aw; but all fodder no ears.
... 'Ia having the stalks closeia the hill
there will be just as much corn and juit
as much fodder. UesideJ, it will . work
better between the hills and closer up to
them, They will thus .unite, aid each
other. in withstanding the wind?, and
there will bo no grass , to pick out be
tween a great consideration. Pile to
gether, then, when you plant.
If your soil is poor, manure liberally.
Draw it on the sod and plow under, and
. manure well as you go. Never pet poor,
ac-il in cornwithout manure it will not
pay. And never fear your ioil will be
too rich it cannot be too rich for
. eorn. ,"
" Growing potatoes.
The way we grow potatoes at
iington, Wisconsin, is as follows :
Bur-
1st.' The ground is worked so that
when a heavy rain comes the water will
pass directly down from the eurface, and
not stand around the roots. Tliia is
what is generalljTkndwE. as wclldrained
and deply worked. -Surface-draining
will not do.
"' 2d." It-the soil is candy eabsoil we
generally call this land Batnrally drain
ed. Ou such land potatoes ecldora rot.
I The best way . to manure" potatoes is
to put it in the previous year and let i t
be well-worked in. - It is qiite impossible
to grow good potatoes on heavy, rich
Boil. The baiter your drainage the
earlier you can plant and the less rot
. you will have.
I put a littla extra manure on a part
ef ny potato ground one year ago, and
lost the whole crop ; while , with manure
jpread and well-worked in the previous
year, the crop, was sound and excel-
lent, " ' . . ; '
'Potatoes may be grown on heavy soil,
bat will be odIj fit for stock- 1 have
100 bushels good sound tubers from two
fcushel? leed with no manure but straw.
I generally plant from four to six inches
deep, and in hills four feet apart, 1
can work the ground both ways, and rul
tiiste the ground perfectly level , "
' - - - - - E A. BOBY.
V Germanlotcn 'Telegraph.
Roup in Fowls. The disease in
fowls eallcd roup, is a foeted discharge
from he nostrels, and without attending
to its mostly results in', death.. A- cor
respondent cf the Country Gentleman
cSTjr3 this remedy ; Warmth and gen
erous fecdieg will preveBt it, and, unlets
- too lar goDe, warm Ted p? pper and mel
- ted grease will cure it. It is - highly
contagious, and the fowKwiehes to drink
all the tiaie, though she will not eat un
less stuHed, which she must be to' save
Lar, a3 she is too weak to do it herself,
and frequently, partially if not altogether
thod- Wash the eyea, head, and around
the nce, with greasj dish-water, and
Lt'them have a little m ater to drink.
The iiifc-cied ones mu-t be seperated
fr:?3 the same trough under any .circum-Et'.ccrs.-
As to the ben cholera, ' this as
jrz'l tha forraer disease i3 almost al
7373 rrolccsd by a sudden chu
haltti of tke fowl, either of temperature,
tant-Semect, food, cr any great change.
P.sd peppers, seed, skin and all, mixed
ri:!i tLefowd, csd tir wator, will gecer
rllj c-rs; indeed a gensreua ce of red
r-
T tv,
A. J. EVAtW
CLOTHINQ EMPORIUMS
JSea-lj opposite J he .Episcojml Church.
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRirTlOKS.
11 Y tock is composed of fine cIoth(nf, medium
ll and, tow priced adapted to all condition,
tut., ud wanton, ha. the late.t .tylT. fo, ibi
season- fine assortment of .
Overcoats and Gentlemen's Shaw.s,
from low to the very beat - v
His Goods are fashionable and well Made.
haDd;Irti?n m 8,OC,C of'8a 'y-nade clothing, I
nare piece jooda for custom orders,
Clollis, Cassiiucres, Sec, &c.
And having one of the first class cutters. I junran'
ueafitin all cases and rive satisfaction. Alsoa
variety of .
1V00LEX AXD LIXEX SIiIRTS,
Stocking!!, Neckties, Collars, Stocks, Handkerchiefs
everything in the gentlemen's line of clothing.
Also, Uats, Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Carpet
bajs.
1 will sell at lha lowest Market pricss. Please five
me axall before purcha.ing elsewhere.
ANDREW J. EVANS,
nioomsburg, Nov. 15. 1865.
Terrible Excitement !
IN LIGHT STREET,
AT PET Kit ENT'S STORK,
On Account of Ihc IV civ
Arrival of & Winter
GREAT UEDUCT1UN IM PRICES
HAS just received from the Eastern
Cities and is now opening at the old stand a
splenJid assoitirent of
23 cr? s Da tsi dl a. S3 & 9
nhich will be sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE !
His stock consists of Ladies' Dross Goods, choicest
styles and latest fashions,
CALICOES,
MUSLINS.
GINGHAMS.
FLANNELS,
HOSIERY
SILKS, SHAWLS, CARPETS. &C.
II catl a c Cloth i ti
SATINETS,
CSSIMERES,
COTTON A I) ES,
KENTUCKY JEANS
THREAD, &C.
QUEENS WARE,''
CEDAR W ARE,
HARDWARE,
MEDICINES,
DRUGS,
COOTS AND SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
In short, everytlrng usually kept in a country
tnre. . f
The pa'ronago of ni o'u irtentis.ana tne pudic :
generally, is respertruli v soncjtea.
The bizhestmurkel price pai'1 foreouutry pro'u;r
PETER ENT.
Light Ptrect.Oet. 4. 1?65.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N.E Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and thorouahly appointed Cusi
nesor Commercial Collcee in tli country.
The only one in tlie city pi?aessing a Legislative
Charler.and the only one m the United s'tatei author
ired to confer Degree rf Merit fi;iplouia awarded
to graduates in tlie Commercial Course under ita cor
porate seal by authority of law.
Conducted by geutlcmen of liberal education and
eileriAive experience in buaiiicys. and arording une
qualled advantages for the tnoronh theoretical and
ptactir.al education of young men tor the various du
ties and employment buin." lifi.-. "
TI1EUUY AXU rUACTICE COMBINED
by a of systf-tn
ACTCAl. Et"IXC?S TUMMXfJ
original and pre mini-iil'y practical, siving ihn stu
dent in the shortest lime a couip Icte iPt.iztit into I'm
science of arcounu, arranged and published by the
proprietor of this lntituti n exrluively for his own
use. saving one-half Ite ordinary labor of the student
and giving him a complete knowledge of th? practice
of tke best accountants.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
XM BRACES
Bool:epirjg,Coairrjcrcial Ariihrcetic,Perj
xcarjjhip, Eusinesa CorrerpondeDcc
Commercial Law, Lectures on
13usicess Affairs, Commer
ciai ('a?toms, Forms,
aod Actual Dusi-'
res Practice.
SPECIAL CSANCHE3
S'gtbrn and the Hihrt Jfattrmatict, 'Aonoyan.'.y. Or
naxttl Penmanship, the Art o Jtetetting
Ctunterfeit JHonrf, h'.i)ginttt:vr Hur-
t;jjinp, A'arigatittn and .
Te!rrrap.inv.
TELEiiilAflllNG.
The arranc-ments for T eH-jraphin? are far more ad
vane of anytliins of the kind ever i.uVred to the pub
lie A rcstuLir Tele.raph Line i connected with tiie
Inctitniirin wi'h twenty branch or5r.es in v;.riM3
parts of the ri y, where public busings is transacted,
and in which the jtuilOHts of this liistitutiin are per
mitted to practice. No regular office practice ran lie
bad in any other school of instruction in the country,
without wbich nn one ran obtain a position a a prac
tical operator. Young men are cautioned az.-iitit the
deceptive representations of these who. without any
such facilities, pretend to t ach IVIerapIiiiii'.
t'ATRONAGE.
This Institution is now enjoying the lareit pttron
tronage ever botowed upon auy Commercial rliool iu
e State. Over five hundrec stuilent. were in atten
dance the fi'sl year, and over seven hundred during
the past year. The bet class of students may inva
riably be found here, and all its associations are first
cla;.
LOCATION AVn ACCOMMODATIONS.
This Institution isiocated in thetno central part
of Ilia city, and its accommodations, for extent, ele
gance and convenience, are unsurpassed. All lh
rooms have been fitted up in the very best style with
HUSIVESS OFFICES OR COUNTLVG IIOCSR.i.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. STATIU.VAKV STORE.
IVD A KKHrLAR
BAXK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSCE.
supplied with finely engraved lithographic notes used
as a circulating mediuui in the Department of Actual
Business.
TO YOCIYG Jiurv
whn desire the very b st facilities for a
Practical Lducaliuii for Losinrss,
we gnaran lee a course of instruction no where elst
etualled. whi'e thj reputation and standing of the
Institution among business men make its endorse
ment the best passport to success and advancement
All conu-nipbting entering nny Commercial Colleg-
ars invited to send for an LLCSTUATED
CIRCULAR AND CATALOGUE
containing complete interior views of the Colleec
and full particulars of the course of instruction
terms, sec
L FAIRDAMU, A. 31.,'
National . Foundry.
BL00MSI3URG,C0-
fTyi HE subscriber, proprietor
ia 8 riP 01 tne named ex-
nS.aiJUu.lf.'; 1 tensive establishment, is now
LJV--it prepared to re ceil e orders
- All Kinds cf Slaclilnfry,
for Colleries, Hlast Furnaces, Stationary' Engines,
MlLlrf.TUPESHIXG M ACHIN ES. A.C.. eiC.
Re is alsn prepared to make Sieves, all nixes and
patterns, p'ovr-irons, and everything usually made in
first-class Foundries.
His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war-
anthiiuin rec-'iving the largest contracts on the
m rtt rejsonahle terms.
C7 Grain of all kinds-will be taken in exchange for
casting.
CT This ?stabJiihment is Ica.d near the Lackawa
na 4 Blooiosburg Railroad Depot.
PETEE BILLjIYER.
Uloomsburj, Sept, 12, 13C3. ' .
DAVID LOYVEXDERG,
C L OT III XG STOKE,
n
Mi
L2i r
JUillcr's Store.
- OF
Spring axitl Sumsnrr CJoods.
rflE subscriber has just returnco from the cities
-X with another large and select assortment or
SPRUNG AND SUMMEil GOODS,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York, at the
lowest figure, and which he is atermmd to sell
on as moderate trms as can be procured elsewhere
in liloomsburg.-
Ilis rtock comprises -
LADIES DBSS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions together
with a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS, MUSLINS, CLOTHS,
and Vtstings. Also, Groceries, Hardware. Cedar
Wre, Hollow-ware, Mails, Iron,
Hats and Caps, tc. In short, everything usually
kepi in a country stores, to which he invites the at
tention ot the public jjenoraUy. -
Th highest price w ill be paid for country produce
io Change for goods. 5 ,
liloomsburg, Nov. 22 1SCl ;
READING RAIL ROAD.
H IXTXtt AHKAKGC3IEMt
November 27,1803.
C'l reat Trunk Line rrom The North
71 and North-West for Philadelphia. New York,
Evading, PottviilJ.Tanmqua. "Ashland, Lebanon, Al
(Rtown. Easton. &.C. -
Trains K-hvC llarrilmr? for New YorK, as follows :
At 3IHI.7. '-''i and SU)i A. M..and l 4. and,!t.l!0P M .,
arriving at New York nt 5.41) and In (Hi A. M and 3 40
aid in.'J.i P. M. con n. m ting ith similar Traing on the
Fenmylvaiiia Kail ISoad ; Sl'-eping Car? aecoin.a'iy
iiin the 3.WI and t'.Ua A. M Train . without rhanse.
L ave Harrisb.irg lor Heading, Pott vil...Taoia.iua.
Minerv:llc, A.hin'id, I (irove. AlN ntown, Hfd
Philadflpliia at T 3j A .l. and 1 4i and II lid V M, ntop.
fling lit Lebanon and all Way flalioiis; the P.Oi. M.
Trsin making no close counec1 ions for I'otturille nor
Philadelphia For I'otlsville ScinyUill Haven an I
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Su3iu-hauna Rail Road,
eae,llarri.-burg ai 4 P. M.
Kctnrninir ; Leave New-York at 9 liO A. M. 12 no
noon and o 00 P. M. ; i'hilaitelphia at H l0 A. M. and
3 30 P. M ; Pottstville at H :0 A. M. and 2 45 P. il ;
Ashland b no and II 43 A M. and 1 15 P. Jl. Tamaqua
at 7 3... M, and I 4(1 P. J.
Leave Poltsville for Aarrihurg, via Schuylkill and
?uqu hnnna Rail Koal, at ri 4-i A- M,
K :vli"? Arcommodatiou 'J'rnin : Leaves Ua ling at
G 31) A. M . r.turniug from Pluladflphia at 4 3D P. M.
Colniiihia Kail R ad Trains leav Rna lin? al 0 10 A.
M.andti 15 P. M. for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster, Co
lumbia. 4c.
Os Sum!avs; Leave N w York at P no P jr. Phila
delphia 3.15 P M. Pottsvilln S On A M, TaiiiaquaS Ot) A
M. Ilarri.-Uurff V Oj A Jlaml Ri-ailing al 1.00 A .M fur
llarrisburg. and 10 5i A M. for w York.
Couuuu'ation. Mi'eage. Seapon, Sc.:iol and Excur
sion Tickets to and from all point', nt redurt d Kat-rH
Caisage ch ike : thr-ugii ; eo poiitui allow, d pi b
Passenger. - A- NICOLLa,
HOU IL JCPrRlfSTkMJKST.
"Reading. Ta. Nov 27, '8 5.
FOUTZ'S
' ... ' Crl2BATID
Horse aiu Cattle Powflors.
"3 Tliis preparation.
t 111, o.i.l f..,-muhl
.1 .,- Vi V.. s ill llw.r.
OIIIUT rem , Igwl ,4 m
broken-down and
low-spiritel horses,
by strengthening
and clcansinfr the
stomach and intes
tines. Jt is a sure pre
. ventive of all dis
eases incident to
this animal, such as LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS,
YELLOW WA--
COUGHS, PIS
TEMPER. FE
Y E US , T it V S r E R
LOS.S OF APPE
TITC AND YltAL
ENERGY, ic. It3
U3e improves the
wind, increases
the appetite-gives
a smooth ana i
oli.jff cl-in unit '
transforms the -iiu5:S:?52
miserable skeleton into a fine-looking and spirited
Lorsc.
To keepers of Cows this preparation is invaluaMe-
It increases the quantity and improves the quality
or the mil, it r.as
been proven by ac
tual experiment to
increase the quan
tity of milk and
cream twenty prr
eent. and make the
butter firm and
sweet. In fattening
cattle, it gives them
ia an apjieiiie, lo'jsen
r? j their hide, and
-j makes them titrivo
much (aster.
In all.diseascs of Swine, such aa Conghs, Ulcers ia
toe Lnnts, Liver,
ic, this article
cts as a specific.
By putting from
one-half a paper
to a paper in a
barrel of swill the
above diseases
will be eradicated
or entirely prevented. If frfven in time, a ccrtaia
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera.
Price 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers for $L
PKEPAHEO HI
s. foutz fc .olio.,
AT TIT EI It
Pr.lG jD 3!F.DriXE DETOT,
No. 118 franklin St., Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Pnifrjr'fts and StorcketptM througV
ont the United Sutcs.
E7" For sale at the Urns Ftore of
EVER MOVER,
Lloomsbiir' Ta.
F.loorHs!ttr. Jan. 6. liGo. 12ino.
Nos. 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 Courtlanclt Strce
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
Thisold-estnlilish.nl and favorite resort cf I he flu
siuess Coiiiuiuisity has been rrcentl refitted, and is
complete in everytUin that can minister to the com
forts of its patrons Liuiie, and families are specially
ard careful!y provided for.
It i centrally located iu the bu- in-ss part of the cf ly
and is contiguous to the principal lines .f steamboats
cars, omniliussey ferries, tc.
The table is amply supplied with all lJe luxuriesrf
tile season, aud is e'piai to tliut of any oli.er hotel in
ih: country.
Ample accommodation, are orlcred for upward ol
4oi eueT-ts.
CyT Do not believt mnners. narkmen, and o'hers
w It- may say "the Western Hotel is full."
D. D. WIVCIIEriTER. rroprieti r.
TIIOS. D. WINCHESTER.
Feb. 15. Jtii
GIRTON'S
CnCAPUKOCEuY STORE.
ALSO
II ATS j CAPS A3 D SHOES.
rpiIE undersigned has remnvd Li lint ai.d Cap Store
i up to Evans' old stand. w hre ia addition to a
superior assortment of v
SPUING AND SU3I3IER
HI Unfe nnfl Hand-
CONFECTION AK1ES, CiiACKEUS,
Molasses, Ea2;ar,
CofFce, Teag,
Tobacco Snuff,
Cigars, Spices,
Dried Fruit, BuJter,
Coal Oil, Lru23,
Parlor and Hand Lamps,
Books, "Writing Paper & Ink.
Hardware ami Cedaricare,
Pfcket Knives, Combs,
Tojether with a variety of article, generally kept in
Piorc.
Also A flue lot of KIDS, MOKO' EOS and Lmsns to
which he invite, the at ention of Shoemakers and tne
public.
JOHN K. CJHTON.
Ctoomsbnrg, May 13. 115
CHAS. G. DARKLE Y,
Attorney at faw,
DLOOaiSBtRG, COLUMBIA C.,PA.
XTTLL practice in the several Courtsof Columbia
VV. County. AH Ietal business intrusted to his
cats shall receive prompt attention.
Office On Main Mrtet, Lithange CuilJinjs, over
Miller's Store.
Bloomsbur?, April 13, I?G4.
""NVfrAmr,, tuUt ndpromptlv done, by
F! '3 ' VJi ii- . vvOr , W
'ft:.
THE FIKEXJX PECTORAL;
-Eg-a XJU I LL CUR E
r -S-f.yr Your Cough.
-rHi " ?t Read ibe aJver
, '",---..,k('v'f.jC4icineat below.-r-0
The Phoenix Pec
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY NE8
EKA SVAKE -ROOT.
Will Cure tlie Diseases of the
7KJS.'0AV ASP aXTHfSS,
Sach as Colds, Coughs. Cronp, Aethma,
Bronchitis, CUrrh, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Whooping
Cough, &c.
Its timclj use will preveDt
PULtMONAKY C0NSUMP1I0N,
And even where this fearful disease is fully devel
oped it will afford more iclief than any other medi.
cine.
J. Lawrence Gctz. ex-?pcaker of the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives, says : "This couch reme
dy is now extensively used, and is the hialiei value
to the community- its curative qualities haviii" been
t-sted by thoii-ianns wnli the most gratify, .,-r results
It i, carelully.nd skillfully pnnr fro, n W.ld
Cherry I'.urk it seueka Huake Root bv Dr. Levi Oder
holtzer, a reputable phytinan of t'iioenixvil'e Pa
and is sold by nearly all druggist, anj co.JIltrv .ore
keepers." 1). P.Croby, ea-Postmaxter and ci-Gurgos of rott.
town, cerlitics as fullows :
.... , t f, PoTT?Towi.,lwfi5.Jan. 3.
This ecrtilies that I have used the Phoenix Pectoral
in my family and I recommend it to the public as the
very bet remedy (or Cush and Colds that I have
ever tried. One of my children was taken with a
cold.accompani. d w itlia Croupy Cough.so bad, indeed,
that it could n it t;ilH and breathe. Having heard sj
iiiu. h siiid about the I'lmciiix l ictoral, I procured "
botile of it. The first ilose relieves the duficuliy of
breathing, and bcf.re the child had taken one-fourth
of the boinc it w as entirely well. Everv family sho d
have it ih their house. . tuorfHY
J. riniih. lru;it,or New Hope, liucks county.
Pa , iii wrilinif to tir. Ubethoitzei . says fcw
nays .'iiice I bousht two dizen oi your valuable' con-h
remedy to try, and find it very good, and as it is near
ly :ll jjoiie I would like you to send me a gross of it.
-Your mediciii.y pivcj, better satisfaction than any
other 1 have in Hie store. am a!?ent for some of the
most popular cou?h puparalions, but yours suemsto
be dolus the most good.
Tne rollowine is an extract from a letter from Hiram
Ellis, merchant, n-ar Poitstowu, Pa.: have tried
the rhretiM Pertoral. and find it to be the best cou-h
medicine extant, ll meets with a more ready sale than
any oilier that I have ever had in my store." .
'1 he proprietor of this medicine has so much confi
dence in its curative powers lro.ii ihe testimony of
thousand who have n,.d it. thai the money wiilbe
ts 'effect, l X'ty I"uchaser wuo s not satisfied with
ivIt,Sh.nl.o'rJ,,,"t:lke 0131 children cry for it.
UOLLAU ! 'VB:EAI-a; lrge UutUe, O.VE
It i.s intended for only one class Bf disaascs, name
ly. tiiose of the I hro.it and Lung's
JT Prepared only by
LEVI VllillOLTZER, M.-D..
Id by all DruHtsand Store J'' PlU
v ''yy- 1',,'''-vyAY. t COwi.EN.No. 23
North fcixth fcin:et, I'hilad. l plua, and
.''''.M "- 'v"- 1'3 Kranklm Street, New
. irk. General VVhoVanie Astents.
ssold bv E. P LL'i'Z and tvtll Sc MOVER. Druy
r.sts, Hloom,,ur?, ar, (, ,.nr eyt g6iela0d
country storekeeper in CidumhiJ county. Sb,ela0U
1; -K--I' -V01"" "Merest druugi.t or storekeeper does
not keen th,, mcdui,,,.. not I t lm put you off with
ag nt,"foMrtme b,It en1 al u,,c oue of u,e
January, aj, ISStl. Cin
LIQUORS I 'ZjIOUs i
Wtioctnlc nncl irclail.
rpHE subscriber would announee to the citizns of
I Bloomshurir a il I vieinily. that lie in .,.i.;.
lies, and at diiF-rent prices, at his ICffJtV
"-' i. imrni Sli
two doors stith of Iron street, liloom
rz MM.
cAi .i lis
ourc. i:is sIjck or t oreiju and
Mi atic
IS IB ASS" m HISS 9
consists of Co; n : and Rochel c, RIackberry, Gin-tf-r.Ilai.pbe.ryHm
Lavender. He has a large ass
ortment if 6
a. 3
Old Hye, cray with nj ... fine OtJ Rourbon. old F dl s
Whiskey, and any -punti ly of coii mon. lie also has
PURE HOLLAND GIN,
Madeiras. Li.l.on. Claret. Sherry and Canpaene
tM'ies ; and Iat but not L ast, a quantity of Eood
doub e extra bROWX STOUT ; a U oi w hich he will
sell at th" lowest cah prices. The public urere--pi
Uully solicited to i'ive his liquor a trinl.
I. VV, RolSBIN'd. A;ent.
Insurance Company,
WILKE8-PARRE. PE.NXA.
CAPITAL AXD HUI'LIS, - - $150,
A S jS E T S .
?toek not rall"d in.
Kills receivable, -
17. i-'-Ml IJ.,nds,
Temporary and cqll !oan
Hi:! shires Wyomintr I'nnk Stock,
j(i shares First National UaiiK tt WDko-n.-irr
$.!.0OO
A' ()0
6.01't)
. 1 -J
5.d00
JO shares S -rond National Ifaukat Wiikes-ilarre TH)
I'i share, W iikes-Uurrs Lri.
e Stock.
3.5r0
li -ul Lt.ite,
J-iilriui.-iit. - . -
lu Ironi A-ents and others.
Cash in hand and in ll.inli.
1,."I9
III I
7,414
l,c4.
G. M. HOLT.r.M! CK,
l. i). shoemaker,
il m. fiovt,
r. :lLLItt.
Wm. s. iro-is,
IMltl.I-J A MIXER,
Jii.'N kkh ll.MJI).
s .mi;i:l w,d:i a vrs,
CHARLLjt I.OUK.WCK,
R l LM (;i:
-SiEWARF riEHCR.
1 HAIiDIVG.
CM nOLI.EVitAi K. Pe.irf.
R-C SMITH. sJ!'0l:"AK-V'C
u . . . F- KROWX. Af-nt,
Marrh . j- .y . . 1Sibiirz, Pa.
LOOKHERE.
THE VERV FI.ATTILULV; U0.T
heretpforf niven lo the hue firm of JAMES
S. MeNLNCH cc CO., induces lh under-
signed to enter upon the baine?s of
MERCHANDIZN G
npon a foinwfiat Lew pl.in. The credit
-ytr?:i h been an iiij';ry to boi!i buyer
and seller, an t tlierefj't?
ja.th-:s S- .TltAICn
proposes to oppn on (he 13 h iiay of the
month of November, A. D. 1863 in
CC, .X vT7vP r
THE MOST COMPLETE AXI)
EL VGA XT STOCK OF
IVEW GOOD SO
EVER OFFERED IN THIS C017NTV;
ctinifiiin? ol every variety and quality of
siaple ami fancy good,
GUOCECIES, CUEKXS.VAIiE, IIARD
U'AliK, and all fori of ariicles kept in a country
fiore ; lo be iold
OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ALL KINDS OF
frodccj:.
The whole biiMie? lo be conducted on
ihe (.ysiem of pay as yon :n; and at cheap
er rates ihan any oiher houe. Call and
ju.'te lor vonr6elvps.
JAMES S. MeNlNCH.
November 8, 1SG5.
A iricri can Hotel,
CHKST.i;r STREET,
Opposite old Independence Hall,
- rCILADELPUll.
S. M. IIEUMNGS,
Proprietor.
Wm. II. ITeuuxgs, i hrk.
May 27, lc63. I2m
tAIt!" We wkiit
aaenta ev
PCCIVvliKra lo oil
fur improved S: Scnin; Machines, Three nrnv
nds. Under and upp-r feed. Warranted five
years. Above salary or laree commissions paid
The OXr.Ymtcoines in th-Cnited Stites for la
than H). whi- ij are fully licensed by Uotve.Wherl
er t VVi aon, Crover M. Laker. ,Smer t Co., and
Cai helder. Alt o'her cheap Machines are tnfrinee
rnents nd the seller "r usci are JiabJe to arrst. ti ie
anjl mnrionnient. Circnla rs free. Address ortall
MM '
BONE MILL
5i rn
BONE J) LIST.
THE BUST & CHEAPEST MANURE !
FINELY ground Hones, etpressly for Wheat, Rye,
Com. I'-uckivlicat. tlats, I'vtHtocs, Crass Fruit
Trees, (jrnpe-Vines Vegetables, ice.
As tnnst Bone Pust and I'ertiiiZ'TS are larsely
adulterated to satisfy consumers that this crtirle is
striet'y pnre.e;.ch liill nf a'.e is accompanied with n
tjslifiiul staienient tbaf enrli pad-.a'" of Hone lut
is entiri l free froui ailulteralion. To this fart our
frcishl neHts, car men and workmen, can ut all times
testily.
Farmers will do well to send for our circulars, giv
ing full partiriilars of this valuable fertiliz-r. As
our stock is liuiilad, we advise our cuslor-.ers to or
der early.
PACKED LX BAGS $ RARIIELS.
C7 A Liberal Discount Allowed to Dealers.
A. J Kit KIN It;,
A IiLiitow ii. pa.
X. C Persons rsadinc this advertisement will do
bnne path"rers a favor by bringing us to their notice,
as wepay the highest pricefor liones.
Man.h 3i. lrt,0. Juio. v
DENTISTRY.
H- C. HOWE R,
SUKGEON DBNTIST,
u RFSPEt T'FL'LLY oll. rs his profess
Jl5'V.-?'v ional services to the ladies and gentle
vQj'Vvtrir men of bl iouisbursaiid vicinity. He is 1
' J prepared 10 attend to all the varum !
operations in the line of liisprofession and s provnl. d
w-tli Hie latest improved PjhCt.lAJ. Tt.Ki li, whir j
w II I'd inserted on pold.ph.tina.sil vcr and rubber hf e
to lookw II as the natmal teetli
Mi leral plate and bli nk teeth manufactured ac all
oj er; lirms on teeth.carefully and properly attended t .
tUii'eiice and ottire a few doors above the Court
u u,e. same side. i
III iciisbur;, June G l?i"3
Oats
GROCERY STO RE
OX MAIN STREET.' BLOOMSBURP.
.ISorc rrch ooN.
Just received at Henri Giaes Neir !
Store: MOLASSES, SIJURS, !
'J' 10 AS, COFFEE, K1CE, SPICES, !
TTTT .4T.n- CC1 IZrZ
FISH, SAJI. liAlSlN,
TOBACCO, SEGA US,
CANDIES, KOTINNs, Toys,
FEi:D AXD PROVISION'S.
T"E"thr vriih a jrreat variety of notions, 4e loo
numerous to mention
B U TTER EGGS. ME. T
and Produce csnera'lv, taken in e xchatigc foreoods.
The bet market price will he followed. Give lrm
a call.
3T" The highest market prices paid for all kind.
COl'ATRY FUIIS.
II EN II Y GIGER.
Cloomshurj, Jan'iary 3, LWG5.
jYcip Slock of Clothing.
8;riiij? and Summer Cioods.
LXVITES attention to his stork of cheap and fash
1'inaMe Clothing at his btore, on
MAIN STREET, J J LOOMS R UR G ,
two doors above the American House,
whrre he has just received from Xewr York and J
PLi laJelplua, a lull assortment of
32c ii and IuyS CIoiliiii,
inc!uIin; the most fesliionable. durable and hand
same. DKLsS GOODS, cousifling of
Hox, Sack, Frock , Gum and Oil Cloth
Coats, and 'ants,
of all sorts. sizc, and colors. He alo hss r plen
ished his already large stock of l'ali and Winter
lnvls; striped. ti;u.-ei! and plain Wsts, shirts,
cravats, storks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves, sus
pender and fanry articles.
N. It. He hasronstaiitly on hand a lsrse and well
si lerted assi-rtment of Cloths and Vtstums. which
he is prepared lo make up lo nrrii-r, into any kind of
clothitij on very sli rt noiice an J in the best of man
ner. All his clothinc is made to wear and most of it is
of home miiTiufai tare. '
Of every Description. Fin and Clr-ap. Hi Case of
Jewelry is not surpassed in this place, t all and ex
amine his geueral afsortir.snt of Cli thing, Watches,
Jewelry, &.c. Slc.
DAVID LOU'ENEURG.
Eloottisturg, April 20, liCo.
CIIALES B.BItOCKWAY,
Altorisoy-at-Laiv.
Bounties, Rack-pay. 1'ensions,
collected.
Special attention ptid to matters arri in; under
the Internal Revenue Laws.
t OFKli 'E one door west of the Court House,
Blo'msbur;. Pa.
January 17. lfi.
PHOTOGRAPHS 1 PIlOTCGRAfUS 1 1
A XEIF GALLERY IN BLOOMS
BURG. TUT undersigned takes pleasrue'in announcing
thst he has opened a Callcry in the larpe Koom
over Hartman's Store, iu Bloomshurg, Pa., for P ho
tocraphic and Kindred Art. Fleis prepared lo take
Pictures of all kinds.
Having procured the service of an experienced
Artist from -Nets York, h is prepared to do all
kinds of Picture taking.
t3" Call and soe before oing elsewhere
A. A. HEMPSTEAD.
January 31. 1SC6 3m.
Justice ol ihc IVacc,
Licensed Lonveymcer, Scrivener, and
Survey nr.
Office Reaver Valley, Pa.
Will attend to tikins Acknowledgements. Write
De.'d., Morteaces. Leases, Bonds. Notes, Agree
ments, &c. Horveying attenied lo with despatch.
Charges moderate.
BLANKS 1 BLANKS ! 1 r
f'
eT""v iaE&if ."Jit 1 14 ' l -Tl li-X?.':J 4
A N D
cTJ rff rxy j-'i Tf ?0
HBliMBOiB'S
FL0ID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A poaltlve and Fpcclflc Hemcdy for diseases of the
Bimddcr, Kidney, Grovel und IropctcuI Swclllnf;.
.This 5Iedlcino Increases tho powers of digestion, and
excites tho abborbents Into healthy action, by vrblch tho
watery orcalcarcons depositions, and all unnatural en
largements are reduced, as well as pain and lnfiaiomaUon
and Is coca for men, women and children.
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU,
For weaknQFS arising from Exccb?98, Habits of Dissipa
tion, Early Indiscretion, attendoJ with tho following
8ymptomH
Indisposition lo Kxcrtlon,
Loss of rotrcr,
DiCiculty or Ercttthlny,
TrcrnVdr.;,.
TTakcfalnoHS,
Tala In tho Tacit,
nufldns of tho Body,
i:rnptlons of tho race,
l'nllld Countenance.
lx,s ot Memoryi
Weak Nerves,
Horror of Clscas( ""V
Dimness of Vitloa,
Hot Uantij,
Dryncsfi of the Skin,
Universal LnsRltade,
ThefC tyuiplonirt, If nllotrcd to goon (r.lilcli U.U Modi
Cine Invariably remove.?), soon follow
FAT CITY, LITLEITIC FITS, &C.,
In one of which the patient may expire V.Tio can say
they are not frequently followed by those " direful dis
eases,' IXS.VN'ITY AXD COXSCMPTIOX?
Many sro UM-nro of the cause of tli"lr Buffering, but nono
T ill cor.f'-s. Tho records of tho Insane asylums and tho
melancholy deaths by consumpflou bear umplo wltucss to
the trnlh of tho ascrt!orf.
Tho Constitution, onee n.Te;:tt;d b7 organic weakness,
iciuliCi tlie uld of medic-ire tostrerthen and lnrlyorito
thfeystem, which V.V..V.Y.'A.r EXTRACT OK ICCHU
liiVtrlb.'y decs. A trial will convince Ihe most eccptlcal.
Intr.my affections peculiar to Females, the ExTrrr
Prciir is uncfiuled by nny other remedy, and for all
complaints Incident to the sex, or iu the .
DECLLN'S OH C1IAXGE OF LIFE,
Cxf Eeb SiitPTOJia acovz.
Ko raraily should bo withotit It:
Tatero Tlalsam, Tloicury, or i!pleai.ant mediclns for
Bplea-iant and dungcrons tllca?e3.
liLuLiiiutiij l LAiAiicil DuuiiJ
Cures Secret J-Jisaasea
In all their stages little expense, littlo or no charge of
fllcl, no lacoavcnlenee, and NO EXPOSUfiS.
CJSE HliLAiJOLlD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
For all affections mid diseases of these organs, whether
EXISTING IS MALE OTl FEMALE,
From whatever cnuso orljrinatlnrj. and no matter how long
standing. Licenses of theso organs require the aid of a
diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
13 the Great Diuretic.
And It ts certain to have tho desired ecct In all dlscasa
for which It 1j rccotnmeaOc.L
ruonr ctoce.n r;i'.T,ir c ""Cir
FLUID EXTRACT S A u S A P A R I L L A,
Forpur!!Vtns Ihe r.'ood, rc:r.D7ia5 tt cl.ror.lc constlta
ttonal ;:: e;iro-. r.rlr'lrj f: cm an !::ip'trc s'uto of the I'looi,
3d the or.ly rellaMa and ciretun! k-.o--i remedy for the
care of 5rrof :la, S-cald I!c-iJ, S.-lt irjeTin, Tuiu sad
Eiclllrjs oft!;.; Vw. O-r-.' I'.r.s or the Throat and
Legs, BJoltli-:-:;, riTjlea op ti e J'a'e, Tcitcr, Erysipjlaa,
and all 6ca!y Frupi loua of the f kla,
BF.AUTIl-'VINO XTJfll COZXTJ.KXXOX.
I?0T' A FETt"
Cf the tvorst d'.rordcra tl;r.t allet m.r:I-!rid nrlse from tho
corrrtptlon thst accurnvilr.'os In te 1 Vo'L Cf a'.l tlie dis
coveries ihut hnva t.'jcn n:de lo pn: ; re it oat, none ecu
e;us,l In eCect IizLn-Ln'8 Ccasi-ovyn Fxtbact or Sr.
baiatiilla. It ccar.es r.nd renovsics the Elood, InstllU
the vigor cf health ltto ti c tj? ten, and purpes out the
burners, v. Llc'a rr.'ihe f'Siue. It lir.s'U'cs the hea'.'.ty
furtlon.vf the body, r.r.i Cipe'..'- the di.or lcr3 that r-ro-x
ac0.-ant:le"i3 the M-.-r-,;. Each a remedy that could Lo
relied on has lor.g Leca tc-aght for, and now, for the first
Ume the public havo one on vrLlch they can depend. Cur
spacehcre does not r.(l:n'.t cf certl.lcatcsto thow Its effects.
Let the trial of a single LotUe irlll thow to the sick thut it
Las Its vlrtstd turpatsin? anything they have ever ti-kcn
Two tab!cppfwii f-i cf the Lrtn4Ct cf srsaparllid oddsd
to a pint of -wter Is ctj'.I to tho Llfchoa Diet DrlLk. and
one hottle ii fn'ly cquiil lo a gsllon of t!io yrup of Barsa
prKlu, or tho (.'Owuciion as usjally uimle.
nr:i,ii3oi,D's f.cse wash,
An excellent Lotion for dlr&scs arisln? from br.hlls of
dissipation, used H ccTnect"n vith the Evtrncts Dacha
and Snrsaptrl'H, In r-ieh diseases at- reconsruended. Evi
dence of the most rccpm:hlc end rcllatle character v.iil
accompany the medittdes. Also explicit directions for
jsc, irn uiurc'.s n ou-rrnf-'i living vrltneescs, end vp.
wards cf 3i,W3 Ttr.sn'.lcitcd censaeatsa and recoraTnenda
tory letter?, tunny of -rbkh hro from the highest sources,
inclvidli) eminent Phy?lclan3, Clergymen, Statesraon, 4e.
The Trcprlctor has never rcorte J to their publication In.
the newspapers ; he does not do this from the fact that Ida
articles rank as Standard Preparations, and do not need
to be propped tip fcy certlflca'.cs.
The Science of Medicine, like tbo Iorlc Colnmn, should
eland b'ttple, pure, majestic, having Fact for Its basis.
Induction for IU pillar, snd Truth alone for Us Capital.
.-ry Estract Farsnpari'.:a '.s a Flood Purifier : ir.yrrtract
Euchu Is a Diuretic, and 111 ect es such In all cases.
Both arc prepared on pnrciy scientific principles in
racuo and ore tho most active measures cf cither that
can te made. A ready and coteinFi-re tort vrl' bo a com
parison of their properties wlla those 6ct forth In lie fol
louring worts:
See Dispensatory of tho TzltoA Sir.tes. -
Eco Frofeasor Dewses' valuable worka on the rractlco
cf rhyslc.
Eeo retrarts made by the celebrated Dr. Firm'-, rtJIa.
Peo remarks madefy Dr. ErtrcAiat McDowsia, a cele
tratcd Physician and Jirrcr of the F.oyr.l Co'.Ugecf
Enrjeons, Ireland, r.nd published, la the TracsacUoaa ol
the Elng and Queen's Jonrnal.
See Jledlco-Chlrnrglcal r.ev!ex. published by Hxsj'n
Tratxbs, Fellow of the Koyil Collece of Enrpeoro.
6co moit f the late staniird works ca Medicine,
FOLD BT ALL Tr.CQGIST3 L Xi.K WY.LiVH,
Address Icttora for Information, in confidence, to
II. T. IIELMBOLD, Chemist
PErXCIPAL DEPOTS
Jlelmbold's Drug and Chemical Warehouaf
No. 5D4 BEOADWAT, KEW TOEK, aad
Helmbold'a Medical Depot.
ISo. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST, PHILADELPHIA,
15 1 : V A 1 1 1 : O F COT I N T 1 R F 15 1 T
ASK FOR HELM HOLD' 31
TAKE I.tO OTHE."J
IW
C13
THE
IP ' fe.-r'sr
. SYRTTP
. I A PROTECTED SOLUTION OT TB '
I'rotoxide of Iron, -
a new discoverj iQ rofdioirie which
PTRIKE3 AT THE HOOT OP DIFEA8K,' T
PPly.nf the lllood with its fnM,
Ih.s ., the secret of the wonderful auecta. .f tUI
m remedy id curing
Djspepaia LiTcr Oompl.in, r0?,U
Chronic Diarrbte,, Doil,, Nertout
Affections, Chills and Feief:
Humors, Loss of CoDsti- 1 t ' ;
tutiqnal vigor, Diseases ? '
of the Kidneys & . " r
Bladder, Female , ,
Complaints,
and all diseases orrlp,t.irf B - .
BAD STATE OF TlE BL00f7
or accompanied by lability or a low .tatii of,fc7
, , system "
nein? free from Alcohol in any form. it.
m flT.-c.sare not followed by corresrionrt?-"
tromlhe Vvuerable Archdeacon Ri OTT. D D
"u"n fana,l! Lat. Marrh 24. 1863.
than 25 years-'st,,,ai"?,"Vtterat0 'PP' of inor.
A CA.SE OF 27 YEVKS- BTAN'DIXG CURED
years! fVo tfZSi 'r'rjf
uv.an Kyrup. and found immediate h"fl "horn fi
ll the course ofthree or four week. I i
relieved from my --7T."1. ?nt"?r
terrupted health ever since." "Jy
A EMINENT DIVfVE OF. BOSTON PAYS
'I have been using inc P,,u.;, J. ' Z
time past; it give. , w v7 r ' P f"C
its. Elasticity of ugc," V 'r. buoyiocy of .plr-
Thousand, kave been chafed b, the vet of UU ,mt6a
from wtnk, siciy, suffering creature t. tLJLt 1 fit '.
and kn.f. men and rente mmd imrlh f trim-
A pamphlet of3- paCe.. ' containing eertincals. rf
cure, and recommendation, from .ou.e of u.V"
eminent physicians. clercrn,en. and oth.r. wilTfc.
sent rt many address ""r. win
inImTg.'ae.sl'J'l,!a?h bU'e h" r"CVI" S, bUw.
FOR SALE bY " .
J. ?. DINSMOIJE, Proprietor, 36 Dev ft Wew T,
SOLD UY ALL ilftuJuiSTS.
All Mediral ien aeree that nniiip . ...
RK.MEHY f-r Scrofula and al lhe BEyT
Discovered. The uiffieultv h. 1"''re, " ever
S-...nT:n of it! U,mcu,tJr ha been to obtain a p.a.
!. II. Anders' Iodine Water
A most Powerful Vitaliziug geDl aD(J
Hesturslire.
It ii. eurerf and ,u. COFtt A I. .11 il, .. j.
. .AtTSSS,,-
Circular, Vr,l be. en I r... Dey Die""- ,
a.iiress. enl to ""y " niai thsa
p VT.' " f10," bot,,e' nr for fS (HI
J..P. DISSMORE.-ae Dev St. New Y
And by all Drujgi.t..
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OP
WILD CHERRY
IIAS BEEN USED Foil NEARLT
HALF A CENTURY,
M .:h the mo,i astoni.hinj .ucce.s id cutis, '
tougbs, tolds, Hoarseness, Sore Throatf
Iiiflu.Dza, Whooping cotigh, Croup.
Liver corupJaint, Bronchitis,Diffi.
cultjof Breathinrr, AatLmfc,
and every affec
tion of
THE TnitOAT.LCXUSt CllESli
OoBisumption
f rtater extent th.in any other malady, ortrn
,,,. VltLDri TO THIS REMtUY I
when all others prove mefTccrual.
AS A MEDICINE,
Kapid in Relief. ,oothin? jn &-,. .afe in it, 0P1
, . ation.
, IT IS UNSURPASSED !
w.nleas a preparation, free from noxiou. ingredineDt.
e?,r,r,':i'r,"iinera'": un,,in ,kil1- "ience. and m.d''
"X klS-j c"'"bi'!j"S"that is valuable In Uf
viitab!e Kingdom for this class ofdiseae,it ia
Incomparable !
ndenle "Vuie pumIc'1 a'"' ee"1
.SEYMOUR THATCHER, M. D..
of Herman. X. Y.. rite, as follow. : '
V."T. U.AL!"S ' VV,LD n" eives universal-
satislartion. It seems to cure a I ou?h by looscninit'
and cleans in? the lunE,, and allaying irritation, tbu.
r-iiiiviiig tlie cause, insfad of dryine up the couch
and l-avme tl, rause behind. I consider the Balsam'
as po d as any, if ni the best, Cough mcicine wjHj'
which 1 am acquainted."
Kcv. Jacob Sechler, ofHanorer, Pa.
Well known and much repectd amon- the German
population in this country, make, tlie followinr .late
ment lor the benefit of the afflicted.-
UEtKStss Having realized in my family isnnor.
tant beitits frumthe use of your valuable preparation-
Wi-tar-s Balsm or Wild Ciicrrt it afford, me
pleasure to recommend, it to the public. Some eirht
y--ars ajo one of my daurhteri seemed lo be in a Oe
cline an'i little hpes of her recovery were .atertaifi
ed I t hen procured a bottle of your exccllenr Uslsssn.
and betore hhe had taken ihe whole of the contents or
the bjittle there was a great improvement in hen
health. I hve. in my individual case made frequent'
use ot your valuable medicine, and have alwavs bee
bcneiilled by il.
. JACOB SBCIILER.
Price One Dollar a Bottle. i
TOR SALE BY
J. T. DIN3MORE,:6 Dev Plreel. New York.
SETII W. FOWLE. it SON. Proprietors, liosl on.
IKS BT ALL DKU6U1STS.
GRACES
Celebrated Salve
Cf RES CUTS. BURNS, SCALD.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo : ' -
cures wouxns. CRUISES, SFRAIWr.
Grace's Celebrated SaWo 1
CURES nOILS. ULCERS, CAXCER3.
Grace's Clebrated fal?c
CURES SALT RHEUM, ERY8ITELAS.
Grace's Celebrated Salve.
CURES CHAPPED HANDS. CHILBLAINS,
Grace's Celebrated Salto
HEALS OLD SORES, FRESH WOUNDS, ie.
It is prompt in action, remove, pain at onee. and're
duces the most angry-looking .wcIImic. and im0a
mattons. a. if by magic thus aflordimg relief and s
complete cure.
Only 2j cent, a box v (Sent by" mail fbr2Joent.,)
- For Sale by
J. P. IH VSMORE 3fi Dev Ftrc.l. New Yrk
. W. FOWEB ic 8'JX, Prnprieto.-a.toaton, and hy 1
Irnsit. ;roer.y. und Ctmntjr t''ir, s.
1 k .