AGEICULT1UEAL.
THE QUESTION Q-F MANURE. -In
all t! br - hcsof agriculture,,tbere
perhaps particular one which causes such
a great-dliTorcnca of opinion, both in the
theory ani practice aa ..the'. formation and
careof manuro. : Some prefer one mode of
preservation and some another ; but all agree
upon one point, tiz that it ; should be well
eheltered from the eun and rain. The best
method of attaining this point is the subject
of various discussions and disputes., -
If manure ia allowed to lay aa it was form
ed in the yard until epring, and then thrown
into heaps under shelter, it Is liable to heat
and "fire fan,'-' and in this- way- lose; more
ia value than was gained by eheltcr from the
gun and rain. ' t "','.. ; . I ..
Some contend that the better plan is to al-.
low the manuxe to remain as it was formed
until .spring, and as soon; as the cattle are
t.h straw.-
lUTUCVl UUli w aoi-ui s
or earth. Those who adopt the latter plan
argue that if no water is allowed to escape;
from the yard, .the rain will, by keeping tie
manure moist, benefit it. '-, Their argument
is that if the water cannot escape by any oth
er outlet than that of evaporation it cannot
carry with it any of the valuable portions of
tne manure. ... . .... -t.-.
But it has been clearly proven that when
manure is exposed to the atmosphere there
ia a waste of its essential parts in the form of
gases, and that this waste is only at or near
the surface, where the manure comes in eoir
' tact with the air. " When the maniac is al
lowed Co remain spread" oj,r the yard, as it
wasformed, there is a large amount of sur
face, and consequently a large amount of
waste, in the form of gases. -It is therefore
to our interest to collect our manure into such
piles a3will eipose the smallest amount of
gurface in proportion to theircubical contents
and still farther to prevent loss, to cover the
pile with earth or sods. ' 'But' in doing this
we must use care to prevent the manure from
attaining too great a degree ofheat, and thus
defeating our aim. - f
The best plan is to throw it "under the
sheds during the winter, and thus make the
cattle pack it down as the season advances
by this plan we avoid all danger from ''fire
fanging.'- When the last of the manure Is
thus thrown up, the whole heap may be cov
ered with earth or eod, and thus there will
be but very little waste of gaseous partides,
whicn constitute a very vaiuaoie puruuu ui
all manure. , , i . . . ... , -
It is a common practice with some . lo use
common plaster or gypsum as an absorbent
for the gases, which issue from their manure
heaps. That it acts (under certain condi-
Hons; aa an aosorDent, cannoiDe aemeu, uui
whether it benefits the person who applies
it, is entirely another question. If we 1 take
fresh manure from a horse stable which has
not been cleaned out for a week or two, and
tramp it into a pile as solid as possible, after
covering it with plaster we will find ammonia
will no longer be given off, and we would at
once be led to suppose thatwe were saving
go much of what would otherwise be lost to
our manure head ; but if we carry the exper
iment a little farther, I think we will fitd
that the absorption, like the Irishman's si
prise, will bo "the other way." ' -
If to carry out the experiment we allow
the manure and plaster to remain for a month
or two, we will find that it will begin to give
off ammonia, because plaster will only act as
an absorbent in the presence of moisture,
and when that moisture has evaporated will
give off the gases absorbed. ; Those who ap
ply plaster to the floors of their horse stables
with th5 view of promoting the health and
comfort of theirhcrses may attain this result
but when applied as an absorbent of ammonia
it is of little use unless the manure is after
ward kept moist or damp. ;
Farmers differ materially as to the mode
fjid time of applying their manure, but by
far the greater number allow it to remain in
the barnyard all summer, and spread it on
the oat stubble in the fall, in" oicbr that it
may be turned under for the wheat crop.
A few haul the manure out on the - toi in
the spring, and plow it under for the corn
crop ; those who practice this plan argue that
by this turning the manure under they avoid
the waste of its most valuable portions which
must take place if it is kept in the yard all
summer. The manure not having advanced
far in thestate of decomposition, does not
benefit the corn crop much and as the decom
position goes.cn much more slowly when it
is buried in the ground than when it is in the
yard, it doe3 not much affect the, out crop,
but comes into the proper stage of decom
gition in time for the wheat and g; ass crops.
There is also a great variety of opinion as
to the proper depth for plowing when turn
ing under manure," but I believe that most cf
pur scientific agriculturists' agree that the re
gult is about the fame, whether it is turned
under to' the depth of four or eight inches
when near the surface, it decomposes sooner,
and hence act3 - sooner, and the supply is
goon exhausted ; when turned under deeper
its action i3 more extended and slow. Ilence
if applied just before the crop is intended
to benefit, it should be turned under by a
gballow furrow ; but if the interval between
the manuring-and the crop ia prolonged, the
furrow should be deepened in the same prr.
portion. Gfrvbaritovcn TeUgnph.
Cows. Use all diligence to prevent the
cows drying, giving good pasturage, extra
feed if necessary, and plenty of pure water.
Farrow cows to be fattened this fall, ghould
be dried off before September, and kept in
good 2ssh being fed so as to be on the ' gain
all the time.
Oxen. Be careful not to over-work- and
exhaust working cattle."- If put to hard la
bor, feed dry hay, add bright' Etraw with
Iran unon it, in addition to what thy pick
up nigLia ia the pasture. '. ,
Horses need careful treatment, and if kept
up should hal e an armful or two of grass
tkily, awl if worked hard, cut feed nd dry
sjxj, vcju wazer is pernaps tne
lest appILation for gills by the harne?3 ; and
cbriotf, -get that fbrali kinds of stock. - Salt
xsJ pure water are essential to their health.
m 0 m m m i i i f-
Cent- S-.!:'.t tie LzeA as.d eitrllesl; ears
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP:' V
X r 13 A PROTECTED SOLUTION OP THE
. .. " Protoxide ot Iron,,.
a new discovery in medicine which - .
STRIKES AT. THE ROOT OF DISH ASK. BY
supplying- Ilia Blood with, it vital runciPLS, oft
' ... .1 - i LIVES LlKHT 1ROJV.
This ia the secret f lue wonderful (access of this
remedy in carlrig ,
Dyspepsia, Liver Oom plaint. Dropsy,
Chronio Diarrbce, Bail., Nervoas .
Affeetiohu, Chills and Fever?,
1 Humors, Loss of CoDsti
tution&l vigor, Diseases
-; of the Kidney &
Btadder, Female ; ,
'-4 Oom plaints, . , "
and ail diseases originating in a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by 'Debility or a low state of the
, system
Being free from Alci.hol in any form, is energi
ing effV-ctS are not followed by corre ponilinjr reac
tion, hut are per ineiit, it fusing strengtli, viftor and
New Life inte all psruof the syateiu, anil buiiiling
up tn I RUN CONdTirUTIOM. , J.
DYSPEPSIA A NP DEBILITY 1
' FruuiQie V'inerabla Archdeacon BCOTT. 0. P.
Ui;nhm Canaila Ea -it. March '24. 1805.
; .'"lam an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
Uiaft 25 years ctaniling."
! have so wonderfully benefitted in the
thn-e short weeks during which 1 have used lh,e Pe
ruvian irup.ihat lean scarcely persuade oiyst If of
the reality.1 People who have known me are agloit
ihrd at liie change. I am widely known and can
but reoiiuiocnU ia others that which baa done so
much for mu
A CASE OP 27 TELES' STAXDIXG CURED.
From INSLEY JEVVETI', Na.W Avon Tlace. Boston
"1 huve suflerud. aud soineliine neverely. for 27
years, from dyspeptic, 1 coiiimeaced taking the Pe
ruvian Hyriip.and fiiuod iiumediate benefit fro.n it.
In the course of three or four weeks I was entirely
relieved from my lutforings, aad have enjoyed nnia
lerrupted health ever since "
AN EMINENT DIVINE fF BOSTON, PAY3:
I buve been Uslnj tbe Peruvian sj ru-p for some
time past ; it gives me new Vigor.Buoyancy of spir
its. Elasticity of luiicle."
T&ousamd have hit ekaxgtd Jf lh$ utt thi remedy
from vcak, iuklgvjcring creature, to ilronr.heaitAy:
and kappa e "d tcomeai nst invalid cannot rea&o
kly ktitlaUta gio It trial,'
A pamphlet of SI pages containing certificates of
eures and rccommendatioiis from some of the most
eminent physicians, clergyuien,;and others, will be
sent frkk to any adiiress. - '
. 0"8ee that each buttlehas rsacvtx Svacr- blown
in the slats.
FOR SALE BY
J, T. DEMSMEE. Proprietor. 35 Iy Ht New York
CKOFULA. ' ' ' '
AI1 Medical Men agree that IODINE is the BEST
Rn.MEDV fur crufula ami all kindred ftiscasrs ever
discovered. The Uitficulty bai been to obt.nn a fuRE
soLn-rtoH of it. ,
D. U. Anders' Iodine Water
fs a"1 Piire Solation of If.dinei WITIlbirr A SOL
VENT I! Couuiuiog a Full Graitt to each ounce of
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A most Powerful Vitalizing Agent and
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has eured aod will cure SCROFULA in all its mani-
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Uf-CER3. CAXCERd. 6VPIULI3.8ALT RHEUM ;
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adiires.4.
Price $1,(0 a tonic, or 6 for $5.00
Prepared by Dr. It. ANUEHd, Physician & Chemist
For Sale by
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Aad by all Druggists.
w
IS TAR'S BAIiSAM OF
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UAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
' HALF A CENTURY,
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' . : ad every affec
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and is entitledmerits, and receives the general con
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SEYMOUR THATCHER, M. D.,
of hermin, Ns Y.. writes a" follows :
Wistar's Balsm ur Wild Oumr p ive pniversal
atisfaition. It seems to eureaiough by l'stniiig
and cl'-anriBg the lungs. and allayine irrit; lion thus
rem"viiie the cause. int ad of drying up liie ousb
and leaing the cause behind. 1 consider thn Kaisaui
as go d as any. if not the best. Cough uie-iciue with
winch 1 am acquuii.led." .
Rev.' Jacob J?echler, of nanover, Pa.
: Well known and much rcspoctjd among tbe German
population in this rouiitry. makes the following glate
hx nt lor the bem fit of the afflicted.
Dear Mas Having realized in my family impor
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tion Wistaks BaLsax or Wild Chi aar it affords mc
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ed 1 theu procured a bottle of your excelien IJaltaui,
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benefitted by it- ,
' JACOB SECHLER.
Trice. One Dollar a ISoLUe.
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Til W FOVVLE. l ON. Proprietors,, iloston.
aHO at all sak'on.sTS.
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J. P. DIVSMOBE 36 Dev ftreet.Mew Y'otk.
8. W. ftWE it S JSi Pri.prirto -S.Boston, aud by all
Drncsi'ts. 4roeer. and Country stores.
; 'ouuary 27. Ihton y. '
s B
W hocnle ami ISctnil.
'"THE subscriber would announce to
1 Bloomsburg and vicinity, that
LIQ.UOK9 o large and small quanti
ties, and at different prices, at his
new siore, on Main street, aorth side
two doors south of Iron street. Blooms
barg. His stock of foreign aud Do
mestic the citizns of
he is selling
"IDS JlETJDIISSs
consists of Cognac and Rochet e. Blackberry, (Sin
ger. Raspberry and Lavendi r. lie has a large ass
sartuieut .if
Old Bye, gray with ag. fine J Roarboo. old P -4ks
Whiskey, and any quantity of conr-mon. He lbs has
PURE HOLLAND GIN,
Madeiras. Lisbon. Claret. Sherry and Canpagne
Wines ; aad last but not least, a quantity of good
double extra UEOWN STOUT; 4 et which be will
sail al the lowest eaib prices. Tbe public urere
pecfully solicited glve his liqaor a trial.
v D. W, KOBKIM-S. A cent.
t1 KCV I'EU TbAK! We w.nt
V VJVJ a;erii vr wier'' lo kpIi
'r improved $20 Bewrng Machines. Three iew
kinds. I nder and uppr fe'ed. Warranted five
vrars. Above sal itrr or large commissions paid.
Tbe OVuV macainea in the United rifles for less
tbafl t. wn.ru are fully licensed by Howe.VVheel
cr 4e Mr j son..Grovr 4c nakpr. 8i nger Ac. Co., and
Kacbelder. All o'her rbeap .Machines are lnfrine
tnents and tha seller or user are liable to arrest, fine
and imprisonment. Circulars free. - Address or rail
opon f.uw Sc. Clark. Eiddeford, MaorCbir-" VX
SJn i nfr-iT
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
fliearly opposite the Episcopal Church.
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
MY stock is composed of line clothing, medium
11 aud low priced adapted to all conditions,
tastes and wants. He has the latest styles for tbe
season a fine assortment of
Overcoats and Gentlemen's Shair.s,
from low to tbe very best -
. His Goods ure Iuthionib!e and well Made.
In addition to my stock of ready-made clothing, I
have piece goods for custom orders.
Clouts, Cajiiiiiere5 &c, &c.
And having one of thi first class cutters. I guaran'
Ue a fit in all eases and give satisfaction. Also
variety of
uooleaxdli.ex shinrs,
Storkinrs, Neckties, Collars. Stocks, Handkerchiefs
everything in tbe gentlemen's line of ciothiiig.
Also, Hats, boots and (Shoes, Trunks and Carpet
bags.
I will sell at the lowest Market prices. Please give
me a call before purcba-ng elsewhere.
ANDRliW J. EVANS,
Elooinsburg, Nov. 13.
CataiTisia Kail ISoad.--On
anrl after MONO Y, A pril 1. ISt'.S, passenger
trains on the t'atawiH.ia Riilrcad will run at the fol
lowing named hourk ;
Mail South
staYiohs. '
Mall North.
Arr. 15 p.m.
Lie j. VA5 a m
9.17
9.4rt
1 il.OO
1U 43 ,' ' ,
1I.0Q"
.11.10'
12.18 p. m
- 12 5d "
1 O4 "
" 1.20 "
" 2.15 " Dine
4 2.5
Williamport
Vlunsy
Watson town
Milton
Danville
Rupert
Catawlssa
Ringiown , "
Summit w
Q. lakake
E Mahauoy June
Taniaqua. Dine
Rendiiiir
Dep.
5 4A
5.IB
5 01
4 2(1 "
4 0
3 50
V.35
1.55
140 "
1 .20
1.10
10.40 a M
8.00
6 00
An
7.00 "
rhiladelphia
10.35 . w ork via- Rp,, f
No change of cars between VV illin.iinort and Phil
adelphia. - GEO. W. WEBU. Sept.
April 18. 1?C3 ; . ;
A LECTURE TO Y0CG 3IE.
r tv. JUM published, in a sealed enve
lope Price 6 cents. A lecture on the
nr- x3 nature, treatment tnd radical core of
KaAzii-AaO- Bpermaturhoea. or Seminal Weaknnss
Invo'untary Emission:, sexual D-lnlity anJ Imped
imeiits lo Marri me generally. Nervousness. Con
sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits ; xental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting Irotu Self Abuse, ate. By Rob
ert J. Culverwell. M, I)., author of tn j 'Green Book,
&c. '
The world renowned author. in this admirable Lec
ture, clearly prove" (roin his own experience, that
the awful consequences of Sul l-Abuse may be eff.ct
ually removed w ithut Medicine, and withoul dan
serous surncal operations, bougies, instruments,
rings. or cordials, printing outamode cf cure at
once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter bat his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. This Lec
ture wil I prove a boon to thousands. Sent under
seas to any address, ill a plain envelope, on receipt
ot six cents or two postage vtamps. Also Dr. Cul
vurwtirs Marriage tVuide, price 5 cent-. Address,
tllA:. a C. KLINE & CO..
127 Bowery, New Yoik, V. U. box 45C.
April 13, 1?0. y Poas i. Co.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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riIILAIELPIHA.
The most complete ai.d thorotiihly appointed Busi
ness or Commercial Co!leee in the country.
The only one in the r.itypos.essins a legislative
Charter.and the only ori in the United states author
ized to confer Degree ofMrit Diaplotnas awarded
to graduates in the Commercial Course under its cor
porate seal by authority of law.
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal education and
extensive experience in business, and affording une
qualled edvamaees for the thoronfh theoretical and
piactical education of oui.e men lor tbe various du
ties aHd employment of business life.
THEORY ANL f'RACHUU COMBINED
by a of syst-m
ACTUAL BISINE.-S TRAINING
orizinal and pre vminet t'y practical, giving the stu
dent in the shortert time a romp lete'ir tight into the
science of accounts, arranged and published by the
proprietor of this Institution exclusively fr hii own
use. saving one-half tne ordinary labor of the student
and giving biin acomplste knowledge of Iht practice
of the beil accountants.
TtlE COMMERCIAL COURSE
EMBRACES
BooKeepiDgjComuiercial Arhhmct;c,Pfcn
marjdLip, i3asir,ets CnrrerpondeDcc,
Commercial Law, Lectures on
Business Affairs, Commer
cial Cast'jais, Forma,
aod Actual Busi
rea Pricnee.
PPEl'ML BSANCIIE
Algebra and the Highet Mathematie. Phonography, Or
namtnta.1 Penmanslip. tne Jin JJeteeling
Counterfeit Mvnctf, Kngiueettpg 4ir
Teyitp, A'avigatijd and
Teletrapking .
TELEGRAt I1ING.
The arrangements for 'leiegrspoing are far more ad
vance of anytbinr of the kind ever ortrred to the pub
lie. A regular Tele raph Line is connected with the
lntitntion wi'h twen'-y branch offices in various
parts of the ri y, where public business l.i-tranact'-d,
and in which tho studeats of this Institution are per
mitted to practice. Su regular othce practice can be
bad in auv other school of instruction in t'e country,
without wbicb no one can obtain a position as a prac
tical operator. Vouik men are cautioned nsainst tbe
deceptive representations of those who, without any
such facilities, prcte'id la t- ach Telegraphing.
PATRONAUE.
This Institution is now enjoying tbe largest patron
tronage ever betowed urcn any Comuiercial school in
tte State. Over.fiva htitidret students were in atten
dance the first year, and over seven hundred during
the past year. Tbe beM class of students may inva
riably be found here, and all its associations are first
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
This Institution is looted in the most central part
of the city , and its ac o nmodations. for extent, ele
gance aud convenience, are ansurpa.-sed. All the
rooms have been fitted up in the very best style witb
HUINErfS OFFICES OR COUNTING IIUCdRa.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, STATIONARY STORE,
BANK OF DErOrflT AD ISHUE.
supplied witb finely engraved lithographic notes used
as a circulating medium iu the U t purliueitt of Actual
Buaiuess.
TO YOUHG flESf
v.ljo desire the very b st facilities for a
Practical Kdoeation fur Business,
we guars n tee a course of instruction no w here else
mu-illed. whi'e tbe reputation and standing of the
lntuoiion among huiii ss men make its endorse
meiit the best past port to success and advancement.
Atl contemplating e-iterin; any Couim-rrial College,
nr .- invited to send for an I I.I.I STKATtU
CIKCULAll AND C. I'aLOGUE
containing complete interior views of the College,
and lull particulars of the course of instruction,
terms. Jtc
L. FAIXBAMCS, .1. 31.,
President.
T. E. MERCHANT, Supt. of Otfice Business.
Nov.4. l-i"5-J2u.
LIFK HEALTH STUi:G i II.
LI K E HEA LT II- ST K EGTtL
LIFE UEALTII STliLXt'TU.
Hundreds and thousand annually die prematurely
when, if they would give the Great French Remedy,
DR.' JUAN DELAMARRE'd
Celebrated JiinT.li rill?,
Prepared by GiEiMCitui & Pcpokt, No "U Rue Lom
bard. Paris, from tbe pre crtptioii of Dr. Joan leia
marre. Chief Phvsiciao of the Hovpital du N'ord ou
Lariooisiere a fair trial. III. y wo-il nti-t im-oe 'ia,
relieCand. ii, shori time le fufljr restored to Health
and Prengta It is used in tbe practice of many eu.i
neat Fretb physic laiM.wii l unilonu icc--.inU high
ly recommended as the only positive a -J pecijic heme
7 for all p-rsoiis iirr.-riii,i rtn G-nerl or Si-xua
Debility, all derntigemenia of the Nervous Forces
MelHncbely.tSperuialnrrhoea or Semin il i nussioua.al
Weakness arism from sexual Ex Euergy. Physical
Prostration. Nervousness. Weak Spne.t Uowne of
spirits. Diionei'S of Vision. Hysterics, i'aius in tbe
Back and Limbs. Impotencf, ate -
No I menage can convey an acquate idea of the im
mediate and almost miracn ons change it occasions to
the deoiiiuted end shattered yieiu In fact.it tan.fs
unrivalled aa an unfailing cure ot tbe maladies above
mentioned.!
Suffer bo m re. but use Til Great French Remedy ; it
will etfecf a cure wbere all others rail, and altboueb
a powerful remedy, romaine nothing hurtful tu ibe
nio avt irate constitution -
Pamphlets ronUiinine full paitienlars and directions
for using, in English. French. Spahisb and German, ac
company eat-h. bos. and stHc sent . tree to any address
wnen requested.
Price tie Dollar per bo; )ix boxes for Five Dollars
8old by all Drugrists tbroughout the Vrorld ; or will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation,
by inrlning specified price to any authorized aaents.
BKWARg. OF COCJfTEHFrJTs JJD IMITATIONS.
' Proprietors exclusive Ageits for America, OSVJH O
MOSES, f CO., 87 Courltaml SL New Yert,
Authorised Agents for Bicomsburg.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER AUlMRGKJlEaiT.
June 1 1 tli, 1SCO.
CI real Trunk Xiine From The North
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Reading, Pottsville.Tainaqua. Asiilaud, Lebanon. Al
lentown. Easton. ate.
Trains leave llarrisborg for New Yor. as follows :
At 3 0(1.8. 10 and !.05 A. M.. and 4.10 and 9.15 P M .,
connortinK witb similar Trains on the Pennsylvania
Rail lload. and arriving at New York at 6.IK) and 10. 10
A. M and 4 10 51!U and 111.45 P. ftl. Sleeplnir Curs ac
companyinc the 3.00 A. M-. and 9.15 P. il. Trains,
without chanee.
Leave Harrisbnrg for Reading.Pottville. Tamaqua.
Minersville, Ashland, fine Grove. Allentnwn, and
Philadelphia at 10 A M and i 10 and 4 10 P M, stop
ping at Lebanon and principal Way stations; the 4 10
f.Vi. Train making connections for Philadelphia
and Columbia only For Pottsville. Bciuylkitl Ha
ven and Auburn, via nchuylkiil and Husqucbaiuia
Rail Road, leave liarrlsbuig ai 3 20 P.M.
Returning ; Leave New-York at 7 At 9.W) A. M.I2 00
noon and t) Mi) P. M. ; Philadelphia at ri 15 A. M. and
3 3o P. M. Way Passenger '1 rain leives Philadel
phiu at 7 30 A M. returning from Reading at 6.30 P.
M. stoppinx ot all Stations ; Pottsville at ri 45 A. M.
and 8 45 P M Ashland 6 00 and 11 30 A M. and
I 05 P.M. Taniaqua at 0 45 A. Al, and 1 00 and B.55
P. .
i Leave Pottsville for tlarritborg, vin Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Rail Koad, at 7.00 A M,
Heading Accommodation Train : Leaves Reading al
6 tO A. M returning from Philadelphia at S.Uil P. M.
Columbia Rail Uoad Trains leave Readiuvat 6 45 A.
M. u u5 Noon and 6 15 P. Al. for Ephrata. Litiz,
Lancaster. Columbia. Ace.
Os bundai s ; Leave Nr.w York at 8.00 P M, Phila
delphia 8. 0 A M. and 3.15 P.M. the 8 00 A M.
Tiain running only to Reading. Pottsville 8 00 A M,
Taniaqua 7 30 A M , Ilarrisburc 9 05 A.M and Read,
ing at 1.33 and 7 30 A. M. for Harrisbnrg, and 10 5i
A. M. for Mew York, and 4 25 I. M lor Philadelphi.i.
Coinmu'ation. Mileige. Reason. Sctiool and Excur
sion Tickets 'o and from all point, at rediic d Kat-s
Kaggage checked througii ; eO pounds allowvd each
Passenger. G. A. Ni tiLLS,
fiBXtllL COFKRlMTSNDEnT.
Reading, fa. June 25, 1606.
OF
Spring :iml Stuumrr (sixxis
I HE subscriber has just returned from the cities
1 with another large i,nd select assortment of
SPBLNGANl) SUM M UK GOODS,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York, at the
lowest figure, and which be is determined to si ll
on as inoii-rne tvrms as can be procured else here
iu Kloomshurg.
His rtuck comprises
LAD ES DEE5S GOODS
i f the choicest styles and latest fasaions together
wiib a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS, MUSLINS, CLOTHS.
and Vt stings. Alio, Groceries, Hardware, Cedar
W&ru, Hollow-ware, flails. Iron,
Hats and Caps, ate. In short, everything usually
kept in a country stores, to which he invites the at
tention of the public generally.
The hi-heat price will be paid for country produce
ia exchange lor goods,
S. H. FILLER.
Moomxhiirg. Nov. 22 1?65.
vnornvm
i iv 5s tn a v b ; roil i:v y,
WILKES-BAR RE. PEXNA.
I API TIL A.! IJPLTs, - - $150,
ASSETS.
?tork not r;illd in, -I'-ills
c-ceivalde. -V.
r 5 -.11 Uonds, ...
'empf)rar and call loans.
$."0,000
4fl.tn0
"5.0IMI
6.0) 10
103 shire vVkomtng HasK etocK
6.1-0
5ii shares First National Bans at Wilks-Rarre. 5 fM.O
70 shares Second National Hank at Wilkes-Barre 7.mki
4rt sli.-.res V Ilkcs-Uurre Bridge Slock, S. 50
Real Estate. 1.519
Judgments, ------ 0J
floe from A rents and others. ... 7.414
Cash iu hand and in Bank. .... l,c4J
I)Ii:iCT!ElS.
O. M. HOLT.ENBACK,
JOHN REICH ARI.
8t.MUEL WADHAM3.
;HARLt8 DORRANCE,
R D Lai OE
I. . D. SHOEMAKER,
II. M HOVT,
O. OLI.1VS,
v. s. Rosa,
HARI.E- A MIXER,
S.EWAttT PIERCE,
G M HARDING.
G. M HOLI EAl K. Pretident.
L. D. SIIOEM AKER.-J'ics Pres f.
K. C. SMITH, StcRiTART.
F. EROWN. Agent,
March 25. lt"fjj sburg. Pa.
OMNIBUS LINE.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
tbe citizens of hloomsliurg, and the public gen
erally, inai ne Is running
an OV1MUCS LIVE, b--
ween mia laceana me nir- ."-T; i i.T "' I
ferent Rail Road Depots dar- yyr-Vt
connect witb the sev-ral Trains itoinr South a West
on the Caiawissa and Williamr"'rt Rail Koad. and
with those going North and 4outh on the Lack. &
BloouMhurg Road.
His OMNI BUS ES are in rood condition, rnmn
dious and comfortable, and char es reasonable.
0L Persons wishisa to meet or see tr"ir friends
depart, can he acoinmodater?, upon iensonrhle
charges by leaving timely uotice at any f the Ho
tels, JACOB L. CIRTON,
Proprietor.
Elmmshurg. Apiil 27. l?i"4
W. C. HZ.NSZEV. OIO. W. CARPC.H-IER.
Established 1820.
G. Y. CIRPEXTKR, HCXSZKT L CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
737 Market St. one door below fill. PriUDtLruiA.
DRUGit. MEDICINES, CHEMICAL.-t.
PAINTS OILS. GLA-S. VARNISIIKS, DYE3,
And every other article appertaining to tbe
business, of the best quality, and al tbe
lowest Market sUles.
March 28. 18G6.
JOHN C. YEAGEU& Co.,
MAN I FACTURER. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
m HATS, "CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, BONNETS AND
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
No. 257 North Third Street. PhilaM.
Nov -JO. ,4ft?
INVi:T0..S' OFFM KS.
D EPINEUIL & EVANS,
Civil Engineers and Patent Solicitors.
No. 435 WALNU T S i Rt ET., f li.tAPkU-Hi:
PATENTS solicited Consultations on Knztnerrrnf
lr .vf ttms and Sketches . timlels and Machinery
of a!l kina- Dt and kll'ullv att. ndeil to Special
attention itivtii lo t-EJl CTED CASES and INTKR
FKRKMJt il. Atith--ntic Copies of all Documents
from Talent hV e prorur-d
Save yoursi ivi-s useM-js trouble andtrav
eline expenses as there is no acluai u-ed for person
al intefvirw with us. All bu$iness with th-se t&
ces can be transacted in writing. For further in for
nation direct as above, Willi stamp enclosed for Cir
cular witb rekrences. ,
April Id. IrUiC Jy. J W.
SAMUEL KNORR-
A TTO i: IV IS lr- T- L A W,
CL0031SBIKG, PA.
Office ox't' lltijimnn't Store, opposite Post Office
Bioomsburg, April 4, 16oC.-tf.
CHARLES bTbROCKWAY,
A Itorii y-al-La w.
Bounties, Back-pay, Pensions, "5c,
collected.
Kiecial attention paid to matters arrising nrrder
the Internal Revenue Laws.
C7- OFFICE, one door west vt the Court Hoase,
BtooTi.Mre;, P.
J)R. MARSHALL'S
tMTArRII SAtJFP,
This Snuft has thoroufthly proved itself tn bo 'the
best article known for e.nrmg tbe Cinito, Cold in,
thi Hub and McADcnic. It baa been found an ex
cellent teinedy in many eaces. of Sore Eyes, Dsr
ftess has been removed by it and Heard in has olten
been ffratly unproved by its use.
It is fragrant and agreeably, and
tilVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
Tn the doll heavy pains raused by diseases of the
Head. The sensation arter usinc it are delightful and
invigorating. 1( opens aud purges nut all obstructions,
strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy action to
the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years'
O'Sateand use of Da. M insnti l'b Catarrh and
Headache Sxi rr. has proved its er "at value for a'l
the common diseases oft be Head. and at this moment
it stands higher than ever before.
It is recommended by many of the best physicians,
and is used with great success and satisfaction eve
rywhere. Re ad the Cert ficates of Wholesale Drug
gists ia 1854
The undersigned, having fl- man ve:ir k,n ac
quainted with Dr. M arsii a n's C aTa Rftit anl Head
ache .-NUir. and sold it in our wholesalelrade cheer
fully slate.that we , elieve it to be rquil in every re
s eit, to the rec miuend ations given of for the cure
of Catarrhal Affei tions, and that it is decidedly the
best article we have ever known for all common dis-
ctisea ui inwj iicuu.
Hurr . Perry. BusUin,
Barnes Park. New Yoik
A B It D San ds, "
Stt phen Paul at Co
srael Minor v Co "
M'Kesson Sc. ITolibius "
A L Scovill At Co "
V, Ward. lose Sl Co "
Reed, Austin & Co "
llrown. I.nmson tc Co "
Reed. CntUr St. Lo "
Selh W Fowle, "
Wilson. Fairbank U Co.
Ilenshaw, Edmands Ac Co
UHlliv. Portland Me
Itu.h St Gale,
Fr Sale b all Drutgiu. Try It
Feb. 3, 1ch;6 iy.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Civau's Pulmonic Wafers.'
CJ-The original Medicine estiMii IW In 1337. and
first article ot' iho kind ever introduced under th-t
na.ne of "lCLomc Wafers." in this or any other
country; all other Pulino lie Wafers are counterfeits.
The g nuine can be known by the name URYAN be
ing etumped o.. each Wafer.
These Wafurs havo been before the public for nearly
Thirty Years aud the immense sale att tied, not only
in America li.it in foreign eountrie. fully attest their
iiirrin-ic w r'h. The medical properties are superior
lo any other article offVred for t he cure of Pulmonary
or Bronchial atf.-ctlons and the quantity contained in
each box ii nearly double ttiat of the many wor'.hlc.s
imitations advertised.
Lrjans Tulmnnic ITafrrs
cure Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat. Hoarseness. Auhma.
Catarrh, f.ronrhitis. Difficult Breathing, Spittine of
Ulood Pains in the Chest Incipient Consumption and
all diseases of the lungs. N'otafl'ording o ily temporary
relief, but effecting a rapid aud lasting cure aud are
arranted to give satisfaction in every instance.--1'hey
du n--t nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and
the medical prope.lies are combined in a form so
agreeable and pleasant to the lale. that a.iy child
will readily take them One dose wil I always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MLNUTES.
To Vocalists and Puhllc Speakers, the Wafers are
peculiarly valuable ; they wi II in one day remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness; and iheir recular
use for a few days will.at all timet. increase the pow
er and flexibility of the voiee, greatly improving its
one. eoo.passand clearness for which purpose they
are regularly used by many professional vocalists
The very gr at celebrity of this valuable remedy has
iu ii -4-d unprincipled persons to prepare base imit i
lion. which disappoint the jut expectation of the
purehater, and injure the character of tbe genuine
medicine.
See that the word "BRYAN," is stamped on ea h
Wafi-r. and alo observe the far simile of the signa
ture cfthe Proprietor. "JOB MOSE.-" on each wrap
per, to countefeit w hich is poroert. OITendmg
parties will be dealt with to the full extentof the law.
ItkiAR's PCiHoftic Watars are for sale Ly a.l Dru--gl-ts.
JOHxMOsrg Sole Proprietor, 27 Cortlandt St , N". Y
Feo.3,lrkAi ly.
THE GRLMT LM.LISIl RE.IlEDr.
PROTECTED BY ROYAI.LETTER3 PATENT.
STR JAMETCLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription f Sir J.Clarke. M D.,Pky-
Ull " U,M WFJ mc (KA.
This invaluable mepirine is unfailing in the cure of
female constitution is rulject. It moderates all ex
cess and removes ull obstruction, from whatever eause
and a speedy cure may be relied on
lO MAlilllED LADIES,
it is particularly suited. It will, in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
gKach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp or uleal urilam. to prevent coutilcifeils.
CAIi i lu.
The Pitt should not be taken by Female durintr the
FlkST TURF.F. MO.YTHSof Pregnane, tAey are sure
toliring on JUi.itariagc.but at any other time they are t ate
Eveiy women know alhal the bloom of health mu.l
fade, with the slightest irregularity r obstruction of
the menses. These Pi.ls are truly the woman's friend
in the hour of trial, snd the only sure, positive and
never failing cure and regulator ( Suppression of na
ture from wha ever cause So mild Inat the feebet
can takethem w ith perfect security yet so powerful in
their eJ'ects, that tuey may be safely called, a never
filling Regulator.
In all rases cf Nervous and Spinal AfF-ctiitn Tains
'in the Back and Liuihs. Fatigues light evertion, Pal
pitation f ihe Heart. Hysterics, and Whites, the-e
Pil s will elf ct a cure when allotbermeans have f,ii -ed
; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain
iron, calomel, antimony, or an thing buttful to tbe
constitution.
Fu I directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY JILL VBUaOISTS.
Sole General Aeut lor the United States and British
Dominion.
JOB MOSE3. 27 Cortland St., New York.
N. B SI UU and 6 three cent pontage stamps en
closed lo any authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle,
containing 50 Pills, by return mail, mcuruly sealed
from ail observation.
Feb. 3, 'oO. ly.
OENTISTRY.
C. HOWE R,
STIRfirriTM TlBNTTfT
RFsrF.l Tr ULLY offers his profess
ional services to the ladies and gentle
men of til ,otogbiiri?aii(l virimiir ll .
r prepared lo al end to ...I Ihe varion.
operations in the line of iiis profession andis provoli d
w-lhfie l.-uest improved P-HCKL.1l. Th.KTU; hirl
w II hiincrted on gold.platiua. silver and rubber br e
lolwW. II as the natuial tei tli
Ml ienl plate and bl'ck teeth manufactured ar- all
o er: li-ns on teetb.rarefuily and prop -rly attended t".
Itr.i.'ence and oilii e a few dours above tbe Court
H iu-.e, same side.
HI jo.nsburg, June 0 1803
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
Ct- ? ,4 I5I.UO.MbIJUUG,C0
LU.MCIA CO., PA.
HE subscriber, proprietor
i W 3 t 1 f ten"
prep;
of the above named ev-
ive establishment, is now
pared to receive orders
i for
All Kinds of Ulach.nfry,
for CoMeries, P.last Furnaces, Stationary Engine,
M1LI.S, THRESHING MACHI ES. fcC StC.
He is also pr"r'red to make Stoves, all sizes and
,-atterns, p'ow-i rons, and everything usually made in
fist-class r'otiudries.
His extjnsive facilities and practical workmen, war
rant him in receiving the largest contracts on tbe
m e-t reasonable terms.
IT7" (irain of all kinds will be taken in exchange for
castings.
II? This establishment is Inca.ed near tbe I.ackawa
na & Cloomsburg Railroad Depot.
TETER BILLMYEi.
ttlaomsburg, Sept. 12. 1903.
JSTKW c
OAL
ARU.
The undersigned respectfully informs tbe citizens
of fcloom-burg and Columbia county , that tbey kei p
ll the different numbers of stove coal and selected
lamp coal for smithing purposes, on their wharf, ad
joining MrKelvv, Neul JcCo'i Furnare ; with a good
pair Buffalo scales on the wharf.to weigh coal. hay and
straw .Likewise a horse and wagon, to deli ver coal
to those wbo desire it. As we purchase a large
amount of coal, we Intend to keep superior article,
nod sell at the very lowest prices. Pleae call and
examine for your stives before purchasing elsewhere.
J. W. HENDEhSHor.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
rrlIE undersigned will take, in exchange for Coal
I and Crc-eries. ihe following named articles :
Wheat. Rye, Corn. Oat. Potatoes. Lard. I'am. Shoul
der.and side meat. Butter. Egg. Hay. 4c , at the
hiuhest cash prices, at bss Grocery Store, adjoining
tb-ir coal yard. J. W. HENDERtHOT.
Bloonibburg, .April 2.1?. ldi6. ly
JQRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
Pure Medicines, at John R, Moyer's Drug Store,
corner of Main and Market Streets. A good assort
ment of
PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Taints. Oils and Varuishos, always on
hasd, and will be sold cheaper than at any other
Dri g Store in town.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Prescriptions carefuFly compounded at Moyer's
Drug Store.
Ay ers and Jaynes Medicines sold at Moyer's Drug
Store,
Wi-harfs Tar Cordial, Baker's Cod Liver Oil,
Wmslow's Soolhiig Syrup, sold at ' oyer's Drug
Store.
For any reliable patent medicines, call at Moyer's
Drug Store.
Leather of all kinds, wholesale and retail, at J. R.
-M.O.yetlcPr.l!.Tg;"r M D'wtVr. Pi
H.
I'Tf-cfiSia.
JYcw Stock of Clothing.
Sirring and Summer Goods
1NVTTFS attention to bis sto k of cheap' and fash
ionable Clothing at his Store, on
MJ1N STREET, li LOOMSIWIiG,
two doors above the American House,
where he has Jut received from New York and
Phi ladelpbia, a lull assortment of
HIYii and Boy's Clothing,
including the most fesliionnble. durable and hand
some, DdL'SS GOODS, consisting of
liox, Hack, Frockf Gum and Oil Clot.
Con's, and Pauls,
of all sorts, size, nnd colors. He also has replen
ished his already large stock of Fall and Winter
Shawls; ctriped. figured and plain Vests, shirts,
cravats, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves, sus
penders and faiiry afttclei.
N It. He hasront.intly on hand a large and well
selected assortment of Cloths and Voslniis. which
lie is prepared lo make up to o-d r. into any kind of
clothing on very sli jrt nonce and in the best of man
ner. All his clothing is made to wear and most of it is
of borne manufacture.
A i D
cL7 LSU sn2? Lla IX Tg,
f f every Description, fin and Cheap. His Case of
Jewelrv is not surpassed in ihis place. 'all and ex
amine bis geueral assortment ol Clothing, Watche,
Icwelry, ic. 6lc
HAVID LOWE.N'BUKG.
Elooinsburg, April 30. lcG5.
FRCS2I ARKIVAL
AT I'KTKK KNT'aS STOliK,
IN LIGHT STREET,
OF SlBJCII A."I
C! -Hi LO ISJ .-Li a
GREAT REDUCTION A' PRICES
I I AS jast received from ihe EaMern
X X- Cities and Is now opening at the old stand a
splendid asaoitirent of
i JE CD? LT OO. Si CO. Cfl & 23 td d
which will be sold cheap for
UA.sii oit (;Ul niY riionuc'K !
His stock consists of Ladies' Drcrs Goods, choicest
styles and latest fashions,
O A 1. 1 ; u Es, M U ."5 I.I N S. (I I N G II A M S,
FLANNELS, UOSIL-ltY, (JARPE'I S,
SILKS. .SHAWLS, Keadv ladr
Clothisi?. SATINETS, CKSI1.
ER ES.C O r TO N A I) KS, KEN TUCK Y
JEANS, THREAD, &U.
QUEENS WAKE, CEDAR WAitE,
HARDWARE, MEDICI NES.DRUGS,
COOTS AM) SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
In short, everyth ng usually kept in a country
store.
The pa'ronare of hi o'd friends, and the puc'ic
generally, is respectfully solie.Ued.
1 be highest market price fa if lor couutrv produce.
PETER ENT.
Light Street. May 2, 18CC
Lackawanua & Bloomsburg Kailioad.
CST TWO DAILY TRAINS. -&a
fS AND AFT1' P. XOVEMRF.R 27, lfi5, PA3-
KJ SE.VGKK TKAIVS WILL KI.N AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE BOL'TIIWAKI)
P M P M
Leave Scrantnn, 4 4d
Kingston, btK)
" Moomal org. H.V1)
Arrive at Northumberland X .r0
LEA V c NORTHWARD.
A M
Leave Northumberland, 7.00
Danville. 7-40
Bloomshurg, 8.'i5
Arrive at ronton. 1-2 40
A M.
ri 50
6.55
9 VII
10.35
PM
5'0
5 40
6 35
M 15
Trains leaving Kingston at S 30 .: M for Pcranton
connect with Train arriving at NewYork at 5.-.fJ
Leaving No'tliumbe-1 nd al p.Imi A M. and Kingston
i 3ti P. M , connect with Tiaiu airiving at New York
at 10.55 P. M
Passenger taking Train South from Srrantnn at S ."i
A M via No-thuiiioerland.reai h Harrnloirg li :10 P M.
Itallimore 5 ::0 P M.. V ahiiiton 10 OOP M via Uu-
pert reach Philadelphia at 7 00 P M.
11. A. FONDA. Supt,
Kincston, Nov ,25. I8C5.
rpHE NEW
Spi'sti A: Smxiim r Ulcriiciue-
MILSAPAESILLA
COMBINED WITH
IODIDE OF LIME,
PRF.P.1RED FOR
C. W. PETTE3, BOSTON',
By
JAaIIKS il MCHOLS L CO.
Jfifn iifitcturitifj Ciicm t'sfs,
MANUFACTURERS OFTHE
ELIXIR PERU VIA X BARK
WITH
Protoxide of lr:n,
Which has become so favorably known as a
7 O.VJC JllYD RE&TORA 7 IVE.
Ry Tbysicians aud Invalids in all parts of the coun
try.
Tbe new preparation, -.irsaparilta in enmbina
tion ith Iodide of Lime," presents one of the most
prompt alterative ageiiig. in a 'orm capable of exert
mg lull action upon Ihe sytem. and this in minute
and pli-asant dosvs It ii conceded that the altera
tive rexdvi nt. or tonic effects of Io!iue are ei-rt.
ed inopt decidedly sun associated with mher alti-r
aiive. in coinbivation ; and the Sjrsaparilla seeuis
lo luinil perl. rtly all the favorable requisitions.
The first , if. ct usually nbsurved v Uen
"SAKSAPAK II. LA WITH IODIDE OF LIM E'
is taken, is an increase of appetite showing that it
nas tonic properties of a marked character. Its al
teratrve effects are iiiaiiilet in its ready combina
tion with the blood and tissues Pule, icrofulous
women and childre n improve rapidly under its use
and ihe vital functions a-suine a nta'lthy condition.
It is admirably adapted tn a large number of chrcn
ic or acute all. ctious peculiar to children It is suit
ed to them both by the mildness a nd efficiency of
medicinal effect and the pleasant, attractive form of
tne remedy, it may be given for a lo tii: period is here
constitutional imliiences are deired, and no ri pug-
nance, or niinciiiiat on to lake tne syrop. cocjuii-t-red.
In Whiter we dings. llip-Jcint Disease, and
I'isioriioiis oi tne spine, it nHl.l o given persist
ently, in moderate dotes, until relief is obtained
In (he Spring of the Year, timl during the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
sei-inn to become manifest and very troublesome La
silude, Headache, Boils, Cos'i veuess, Los of Appe
tite, Pains in the Joints, Indigestion, etc. are verv
common. Nothing ever devised i better adapted tu
exterminate or drive oil l ties.- all etions tha n this n? w
cninbinanoa of S.R6.AI'ARIL.L.A Wll'H lODIDL
OF LIME.
JYo preparation like it, or which approximates to ij c an
Alterative, or Blood Purifier,
ka erar before been placed within the reach of invalids
Indeed, it is an entirely m- and rciKBT.rtc combina
tion, in no respect resemuliug anything hitnei to ein
pioyea.
" The opinion of medical men concerning it. the de
scription ot its chemical charaetr. therapeutic val
ue, manner oi use, etc., are given iu a circultr,
which can be had at the store of ai.y and all firtt
class Draggisis.
Cr" Sidd iu Bloomshurg. wholesale ani' retail, by
Eyer St Moyer. aud all Druggists
June li. IimiC. f.m.
UENTS W.VNTED.
J. T. nE AD LEYS
NOW READY.
Complete in TWO VOLUMES, also in OVE. Il is
ad mine I to be the most iiTcsriso. popct-ta. rnd
v alii bi a History of the Rebellion, which is fully at
tested by Ihe enormous sale of 1 ooo volomes. and
a large portion of the country still uncanvassed.
We are obliged to run our pres.es night and day to
enable us to supply our Agents.
Men of chara ter snd aiiiiity, wbo desire a lucra
tive emplo) ment will find this a rare opportunity.
The price of the work In one volume is so ow.
(compared with other Hit-tones) as to bring it within
the reach of all classes
For (ull particulars send for rireu'ar. Address
AMfctttCAN PCBLISH1MOCOMPANY,
14d Asylum Street.
Hartford, Con a.
Jane 27, 15C6
FAR.TIFs-RS.
The high price cf Potatoes warrants a liberal- use
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER,
ttsed along th rows or hiMs, and covered when cul
tivating ; in like manner on corn. Prepared by
WILLIAM El. LIS A CO. Chemists, Nos.724and
7-2, Market Street, Philadelphia, and for sal by
A. S. K ESTER, Agent.
I, -....- tl-
ftUllltlB
Horse ail Cattle Powders.
This preparatlom,
tons; and favorably
known, will ths
ougbly relnvlgorst
broksa-dswa asd.
low-splrtUd horsest
by strength eoVar
and cleansing tM
stonash and Intes
tines. It Is a sort pre
venUre of all 41s-
IUVIUCU Ml
LTJJTG FIVJkB, 6LA'CJULft
this animal, snrh i
YELLOW WA
TER. H EAT ES,
COUGHS, DIS
TEMPER, FE
VERS, FOU.VDEtt
LOSS OF APPE
TITE AN D VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Itl
use improves tha
w i n d j increases
the appetite- gives
a smooth and
glossy skin and
transforms the
miserable skeleton
horse.
into a flne-looking and fpiriVta
To keepers
of Cows this preparation ia invaluable.
It increases
the quantity aid improves the quality
of the milk. It bad
been proven by ac
tual experiment td
increase the quan.
tity of milk and
cream twenty per
cent, and make tb
batter firm aad
sweet. Ia fattening;
cattle, it gives them
an appetite, loosens
' CV j wi-ir n a , uw
yyjmkeg thsia thriTt
much faster.
In all diseases of Swine, sneh aa Coughs, Uloers ha
the Lungs, Liver,
Sic, this article
acts as a specific.
By putting from
one-half a paper
to a paper in a
barrel of swill tha
above diseases
will be eradicated
or entirely prevented. If given tn time, a certsiA
preventive and cure for tha Hog Cholera.
Price 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Papers for tL
PREPARED ST
S. A ITOXJT55 &, BRO.
wnoiEsiiE nr.in and MEDinvz dipot.
No. 116 Franklin St, Baltimore, ML
For Sale by DrtifrgisU aad Storeketpsri tkrsagJb
out tha United Sutea.
Z7 For saie al the Drug Ftsrs of
EYJZR. $ MOYER,
)omsburg Pa.
Bloorusburg, Jan. S. Iffift. l?mo.
DR. W. II. WIIITMOR,
HAS been in saccessfnl practice for a number of
years, w ith tbe experience of Ibe different hos
pital- in Europe, also a member of Ibe Analytical
viedienl Institute of New Y rk. rnnti lues to attend
to all professional cases at bis office No. bSd Filbert
Street, Pbiladelpliia,
2. No patent Medicines are sd or recommended ;
the remedies administered are those which will not
break rown the constitution, but renovate the sys
tem from ail injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines, and leave the system in a healthy and
perfectly curd condition,
3. lYSPEPsI that dintressing disease and fell
destroyer of health and happiness, andertnining the
con tituti in LnJ yeaily carrying thousands to u
timely graves, cau most enipha.ically be cured,
4. Melancholy. Aberration, that statu ot Allirnv
tion and weakness of the mind which render per
soni. incapable ot enjoying tbe pleasures or perform
ing the duties of life,
5. RHEUM ATUM.In any form or eonditioa.thrsn
ia or acute, warranted roralile.
ti. EPILKI-Sv. or falling sickness, all ckroaia 4
stubborn case of
FUJI A IMS IISFASKS '
radica'ly removed ; ra t Rkeum and every descrip
tion of ulcerations : I'rtes and scrofulous diseases
whirh have ba filed all previous iwediral skill, can be
cured by my treatment ; and I rf say all disease.
Cyes Cohsl-.mption) ran be eured by wearing my Medi
cated Jacket, which is a protection to the lungs
against all thanres of weather in a'l climates, bay
ing Investigated for year' the cause and character 1
imerniitreiits (levef and azue) in all parts of tha
L'ni'ed States - will cure per man. ntly all chronic or
acute cases of ague and nervous iseas ia a few
ays.
tanctr Cured uiihont the knife or D:arlag
B oorJ.
Tape Worm, that dread to ihe Human Family far
years, can ie removed with two or ibjse intra of
my new ly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases.
'onsultation in the English and Herman Languags
free of charge. Will make visits any distance, if
desired. May be addrcsse by letter (con Adeutiallv.
and tiedicine sent with proper directions le any
part ol llu country.
OFFICE Ko, 623 Filbert St, fhila.
April 4. 18G6 jy.
IS6G" rhiladelphia & Erie ISGG
This great line traverses the Northern and North
ta.e t.rie. y
Ii has been leased by the Pennsylvania ailrofd
Company, and is operated by them. J .
time or VASSCMoaa teaihs at soBTaoasBtyilg.
LKA1E EASTWARD.
F.ne Mail Train.
Erie Express Train,
LluiiraMail Truin.
J1 M P. M.
jliA H
LLWEirESTWAUL
Erie Mail Train. 4 59 A M
Erie Express I rain, 6 54 P M -
Elmira Mail Train, 4 34PM
Passengers Cars run through ion the Ens Mail and
Express Trains without ruHit both ways between
Philadelphia and Erie. .J
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York al 9 09 m. arrive at Erie 9 30 a.m.
Leave Erie at 4 4Jp in nrnve at New York 4.10 p.nt
Kiec.mt lee ping Cary' on all Night Trains.
For iiformnt in respecting Passenger busidess sp
ply at the Cor. I'Oth eii I Market ?l Philadclnha.
And for Freight bri-iness f the Compaay's Agfa.
S. t. Kingston. Jr,, Cor. 13th and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
Witlia.ii Brown.-Agent N. C. R. R . RaMiinore.
11.11. Iluii-tnn. (i-n'l Freight Agt.Phil'a.
II. W. ;winiiee. en l Ticket Agt. Thir.
A. L. TYLER. Gen 1. Sup't. Willamsp rt.
March .'I, ltiO.
DU J. R. EVANS,
I'lsysiciaii and Surgeon,
f f AVI ( Incavt) perrnatienily on Main
c 1 StrHPi. BL()( lMMJITl(; Pa., uruild in.
lorm the public genera ly. ttiat he is preprarxd to
attend tu all busiue.-s fuiihfnlly and puuctually that
u.ay be intrus'.ed t.- bis care, on teru.s coium'cnsa
rale w ith lli- tunes.
C7 H- pa itnet atteniioa to-ddrgery as well
as liii-f icine,
.ov.'.'5, 1 e;,3,-ly.
M. M. THAUGif.
ATT II 11 X EY-AT-Ll IV,
li L O OMSB UR G, Pa.
Will pra ctice iu th seve ral Courts tf Celsrabia
and ai'joining cnunlies.
Ci" All Collections promptly attended to.
June -JO, Ifi.o.
CHAS. G. BARK LEY,
Aliorncy nt Tj:itv.
BLOOJlSBUtti, 10LCJ31DIA U., PA.
W,-'L Pri,ctic in lie everal Conrtsof Coluubi
louiiiy. All legal bnsiness intrusted to bs
Cine shall receive prompt attention.
!!fieJ!.0" Main f,trctt' Echance Baildings, evev
Miller s itore. "
Bloouibburg. April 13, IPC4
Justice of I he 1'e.ice,
Licensed Conveyancer, Scrivener, ant!
Surveyor.
OiTicc Beaver ValTey, Fa,
Will attend to taking Acknowledgements. Wri!r
De-ds. Mortgages. Lne. Bonds. Notes. Agree
ments, ic. t?orveying attended lo wittl despatch;
Charges moderate.
GROCERIES AND
EPH EUT EI.L. having bought L. Suayon'a PKO-.
VISION STORE is now prepared to seTlGroeaK
les at Wbole aale or Retail, as Ocap as b Caap-
MIBHi:E YOU CAIM FIND
SUGARS, T HAS. COFFEES.
SYRUPS. SPICES, CRACKERS,
STARCH, 5H)DA. CORN STARCH.
DRIED FRUIT. CANNED FRUIT,
V00 DEN-WARE. FLOUR, FISH, '
BEANS, ONIONS. &c, &e.
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