AGRICULTURAL.
SHELTER FOK SHEEP.
For several years past, I have noticed in
the columns of tt3 Telegraph various com
munications on tie fcenet of proper stelter
for farm stock, and although I agree with
their authors in the main, yet there are cases
la which too much thclter may be given to
some kinds of farm Block. "
I well remember the maxim of "one-third
more Ehelter one-third less feed," tut we
must'not lose sight of the idea that economy
of food is not all we are to look at in the
care ef our domestic animals.
As far a3 my experience and observation
go, I have found sheep to be a class of farm
stock which during the winter may have too
much ehelter for their own benefit or the real
benefit of t,J3 owner. . With them shelter
eeems to produce a different effect on cattle
or other farm stock.
Cattle when sheltered will consume about
the same amount of food a3 when not shel
tered,' but it is evident that as it takes less
to keep up thewarmth of the system a lar
ger amount is devoted to the increase in
weight, and hence, "shelter is equivolent to
food'.' only in the amount of extra fat and
muscle formed, and not in the saving of food.
"With sheep this is not the case, for if well
sheltered they will consume considerably less
food, but will neither fatten nor grow as well,
and I therefore argue they may readily be
and often are too much, sheltered for the
highest profit to the owner of the flock.
'From the above remarks I would not wish
to be understood to argue that this class of
farm stock should have no shelter far from
it but there is in everything a "golden
mean" for which we should strive. Sheep
do not need much protection against direct
cold, but Buffer much more in fleece, flesh
and fat from wet than from cold. Hence,
all they need in the shape of shelter is a
tight-roofed shed, boarded up on three sides
but entirely open on the side next to the
yard. (
' During the first four years of our experi
ence with sheep, I kept them entirely under !
a roof closed uptight on three sides, with
slats in front. Every winter I was sure to
lose from ten to twelve out of fifty or sixty
but was satisfied on comparing noses with
others of my 6hecp-keeping neighbors, that
my sheep consumed one-third less hay and
.- fodder than those not sheltered,, but it was
also very evident that they did not come out
in as good rder in the spring as those not
too well taken care of, nor were the ewes as
successful in raising their lambs. Of course
I was not long in looking around for the rem
edy, or rather for the cause, trusting that if
this was removed the effect would cease.
Since Ihaveremeved the front part of the
shed, and have added a small yard tor the
..".j.;,. Srt Min m r. rnifl T fin1 tVlof TCk motfor
how cold the weather, (if not stormy,) the
sheep seem to prefer the yard to the Ehed,
and when not eating spend their time there.
One very important point in the care of
sheep in winter i3 to furnish them with plen
ty of pure air at all times; with other kinds
of stock it is best to guard against direct
draughts 6f cold air, tut protected as the
fheep are they will not feel that which to a
cow or horse would be injurious. This de
sideratum I have attained by constructing
a ventilator through the hay-mow over the
sheep pen, and through the roof. At all
times there is' a perceptible draft through
this ventilator, and if a breeze is blowing in
at the open side of the shed the draft is strong
enough to raise straw and chaff clear to the
roof.
Another, point which many of our sheep
breeders and feeders neglect is that in their
business two and two do not always make
four. - That is, when they have had a given
profit from thirty or fort;, oaa given amount
of feed, they will not always double their
profit with double the number of sheep con
suming double the amount of feed.
Fifty will be found to be as many as can be
profitably kept in one enclosure during the
winter, and if more aretept there should be
two flocks and consequently two enclosures.
If this trouble i3 taken there will be a rea
sonable chance to double the profit the feed
and sheep, but without it disappointment is
almost sure to result! '
My rule is that five sheep are equivalent to
a steer or a cow, "and hence with my facili
ties for keeping ten steersl either keep five
steers and twenty-five sheep or fifty sheep,
from which I can make more profit Gcr-
tnaniotcn Telegraph.
SELECTING WHEAT FOR SEED.
Ho fact is more evident than this, if wheat
with which are mixed "the "seeds of weeds,
chess, barley, rye or other grains, is used for
seed, the crop harvested will not be good
clean wheat. It is equally certain that poor
ly developed, nnripened or diseased wheat
kernels cannot be expected to produce su
perior wheat Yet many farmers, knowing
these things, pay little attention to selecting
wheat for seed. . No farmer should ever sow
'dirty" wheat' under any circumstances.
This year there should be special pains taken
in many parts of the country where the
wheat crop was almost entirely a failure.
It will be much better to procure seed from
a considerable distance and at an increased
expense than to rely on that which is not
suitable for the purpose ; In all ordinary
Cases the fact that such is the best you have
Is not a sufficient reason.
1 , Care in selecting varieties hi also import
ant; ' If one variety has failed in your vicin
ity year after year, try something else, no
matterhow good a reputation thisvariety may
have formerly had. -
The fact that white wheat brings a higher
price in the market than the amber or red
wheat of the same quality should be taken
into consideration. " Of two varieties, equal
in hardness, productiveness, etc., of course
the white should be selected. In getting
wheat from a distance, if you want it earlier
than that you now have, go South for it, if
later go North for seed. Do not be induced
to sow largely of any variety simply because
it hi3 done well m other places,, especially if
these localities are at acotisiderblle distance.
TTnr.rr Coxzs FnoiL Over 3.000
larreb cf four Ere manufactured daily in
BONE MILL;
''PURE BONE DUST."
Guaranteed by printed Certificate to be entirely
free from adulteration.
"Concentrated Bone Fertilizer,"
a reliable quick yielding manure.
OCT" Farmers eaa order direct or through any re
sponsible dealers. A liberal discount allowed
Dealer A J. BRtlNIQ,
An.... rt A II .... Irxnn O r.
August 1. 13C6-2m
T7URRAII FOR
- CATAWISSA.
THIS VAYFOR BARGAINS
Goods to compare with stringency of the Money
Marvel, Look and compare price a before purchas
ing elsewhere. Just rail at the favorite business
stand of McNinch It Shunian, and you will be met
by the obliging Proprietors or their Clerks and shown
tbroagh their great variety Store free of charge, of
coarse, they will dive you a fair chance to pend your
loose change, they trust much more profitably than
it can be spent elsewhere. -Their
STOCK OP DRY. GOODS,
thia Spring is much larger in all Its varieties than
uhuuI. Thi'ir Ladies Dress Goods areof the nicest
styles in Market, They have a fine assortment of
Hals, Caps, ISoolsand Shoes,
Summer Cloths. CasiueU, Cassimcrs and Vesting,
and numerous articles commou to such establish
ments, betides a general assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
Queensware and Groceries, all at greatly reduce I
prices. They wish to conduct their business en the
system, or
PAY AS YOU GO"
and they think they can afford to sell very cheap.
They return their thanks for many past favors, and
ask the future patronage of their former enstomers
and the public g nerally. ,,..,.,
McNINCIl SIIUMAV.
May 16. lSG6.-tf.
GREAT JvTTR ATION
at
GROCERY SIOKE.
TUB undersigned begs leave to announce to the
citizen of Blooiusburg and the surrounding
country that he keeps constat! tly on hand nt his old
stand, on the south east corner of Main and iron sis.,
a prime lot of
GREEN A ND EL A CK TEA S,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrups. Tobaccc, Cigars, Dried Fruit.
- . i . . r c : ... i
Luai mi. rniiu, cpincs, nuiier. s.gs. uara
' Cheese. Dried Beef, Crackers. Drugs. Parlor
aud Hand Lamps, faints of all kind,
and paint brushes, Dye Stuffs, Dry
Goods, Calicoes, Cloths for boy's
' ' wear. Soaps, Flour, Chop,
tlueeniware. Glass, Put
ty, Salt. Fish-. Meal.
Candies Buckets.
Brooms,
Hosiery, Books, Writing Paper, Ink, Hardware.
Pocket Knives, Combs, fee. Sec Slc .
He keeps in fact everything appertaining to a first
eluts
Grocery and Variety Store.
He is determined nol to be undersold. All kinds of
produce taken at the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
Havlnsjusl received anew nock, the people are
earnestly invited to call and satisfy themselves. By
si rirt attention to business, he hopes not nn"lv to re
tain his patronage but to increase it. He feels thank
ful for past Tavors, and with many years experience
in the business, he feels confident be cm render sat
isfuclion to all who favor biiu with their patronage.
JOHN K UiaTON,
Bi'Ximsburs. June 29, 18GG.
A
HEAD ! AEAD ! !
Latest and Grandest opening of the season
BOGART &, KREAMER'S
Clieap and Extensive Dry Goods Empori
um ac
Where they will offer th newest and most desirable
sty Its and qualities of FOREIGN AMD DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
embracing all the latest varieties and styles in the
market.
In the Dry Goods line they offer the following,
among mauy other articles sold by them, at
PA.MCPRICES,
Plain Black and Fancy Dress Silks.Calieoe of every
description and figure. Black and Colored
Mohiir Alpaccas. Real Organtfy Jaconet
Lawns ;
JIusIisis, Sht-ctiiiX!, Pillow
Case ."Tin I in
and Linens, Ti'kines. Checks, Cotton Pantalaon
Stuffs. Line ii Drillings, Flannels. Cotton and
Linen Table Cloths, For the latest style
ofl'AKASOLS and tMUIt KI.LA3,
for Ladies and Children, fall upon
BOG ART & KliEAMEE.
Tbey also keep on hand a complete assortment of
Itofioais anil Groceries,
consisting, in part. Gloves. Hosiery of all kin-Is,
Balmorals, Itonnet Ribbons, Summer llatsfor men,
women and children. Head-dresses, lace vei'a. pen
knives, combs of every description, pencils. pen. paper
and ink ; Also, tiugars. lolas-es. 'gon.l srups.) salt.
pepper and spices, Mackerel "I goud quality, cheese,
butter and eszs. bams, sh Milder and sides.
Ihey also have a full assortment of
f nrh is aifi, nails and rpikes. screws, hinges and
bolts. Taints and Oils, Cedar Buckets and Willow
Baskets, 4c. ace.
UUuAKT & KIIEA FAX,
sell cheap for Cash, or Country Produce, which will
betaken in exrbnnge for goods. Give them a call
and examine their ettensive assortment for vour
selves before purchasing elsewhere
July 4. 1FC0. tf .
g LOOM BURG FANCY TRIMMING
ATM) BOOK. STORE,
Becond door below Uartmaa's Main Street.
Just received a Dew stock of
ZF.I'II SB3, WOOLEN AND COT
TON YARNS, COBSET3,
LACE3, EMBROIDEUIEd.
MUSL1X.EDGINC3. DREsd
TRIMM1VG3, -aud
every variety of articles usually kept in a
FAIVCY STOKE.
Atset?ciiool Books. Hymn Books, Bibles, Sunday
School Bonks, and a large let of
MISUELLAXEO US B O OES,
Account and Memorandum . Books, Blank Deeds,
Bonds and Mortcsees, and a general and well-selected
assortment of Paper, Lnvelopes, tee.
A. D. WEBB.
Bloomiburg. June 2a, 13GG, -tf
4L.li T)API3K.
'T'DE undersigned respectfully announces to the
-1 public that he keeps constantly on band, at his
old stand, one door below Uu'i Drug Store.
wall paper,
Oil Cloth, and Psrer Window Shades, Cord. Tas
sels and Futures, for Pictnret . tt o( thi very
KSSb'J'w ord"er.U prep"ed-, do ' of paper
E. J. TIIORTON.
Bloomsburg, April 4 leco. if
M. WIIITMOYER,
ATT OK IV EY - AT -LAW,
liLOOMSBURG, Pi,
Office opposite Post office, over Harlmah't store.
Back ray, Bounty, Pensions and Gov
ernment claims promptly collected.
Bloomsbarg. Apr 4. 'C6.
WRAPPING AND -MINING PA-
County, Pa.. I am row prepared to fill all orders for
Wrapping. Dry Blasting and Water Proof Paper, on
short notice ad fair prices. I have opened a ware-
. . " i ' iiumcu juicpn Drown
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE
Protoxide of Iron,
a new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE, BY
supplying the Blood with its vital hircim-i, oa
Uvea KLsassT IRO.X.
This is the secret of the wonderful success of ibis
remedy in curing
Dyspepsia, Lircr Oomplaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nervoas
Affeti 0B9, Chills and Feterp,
Humors, Loss of Consti
tational vigor, Diseases
of the Kidneya &
' Bladder, Female
Complaints,
and all diseases originating in a
DAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by Debility or a low state of the
syetein
Being free from Alcohol m any form, its energis
ing effects are notoll owed by corresponding reac
tion, but are permanent, infusing strength, vigor and
New Life into all partsof the system, and building
up an i HON CONSTITUTION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
From the Vtnerable Archdoacon SCOTT. D. D.
Donujm. Canada East, March 34. IdCS.
am an inveterate Dyspeptic of more
than 25 years' tanulng."
, "I have so wonderfully benefitted in Ihe
three short weeks during which 1 have used the Pe
ruvian drrup.tbat lean scarcely persaade myself of
the reality. People who have known me are aston
ished at the change. 1 am widely known and can
but recommend to others that which has done so
much for me "
A CASE OF 27 YER3 STANDING CURED.
From IN3LEV JEWETT, fro. IS Avon Place, Boston
1 have suflered, and sometimes severely, for '17
years, from dyspeptic, 1 commenced taking the Pe
ruvian Syrup, and found immediate benefit from it.
In the course of three or four weeks I was entirely
relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed unin
terrupted health ever since."
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF COSTON. SAYS :
"I have been using the Peruvian Syrup for some
time past; it givea me new Vigor.Buoyancy of spir
its. Elasticity of Muscle."
Tkoutondt have bet e hanged by Ihe use of this remedy
from weak, ttcidy, suffering creatures, to strong .healthy:
and happp men and women ; and invalids cannot reasona
bly hesitate to five tt trial,
A pamphlet of 'i-i pages containing certificates of
cures and recommendations from snie of the most
eminent physicians, clergymen, and others, will be
sent frkc to any address.
(L7tee that each boltlehas Pebuvin Syrup blown
in the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. SIfrSMORE, Proprietor, 3G Oey St New York
HOLD BY ALL DULUGXSTa.
SCROFULA.
All Me.liral Men agree that IODINE is the BEST
REMEDY for Scrul'ula and all kindred diseases ever
dicOTered. The difficulty has been to obtain a Pcbk
SoLnTlON of it.
Ir. II. Anders' Iodine Water
Is a Pure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT A SOL
VENT I 1 Containing a Kull Grain to each ounce of
water.
A most Powerfal Vitalizing Agent and
Kestoratire.
has cared and will enre SCROFULA in all its mani
fold forms.
ULCER3. CANCERS. 8YPII I LI3.SALT RHEUM ;
and it has been used with astonishing success in ca
ses of U lieu mnll ni. Dvspep-iaf Consumption, Female
Complaint, Heart, Liver and Kidney lliejses.tte.
Circulars will be sent rsss to any one sending their
an n res.
Price fl.f G a bottle, or 6 for $..00
Prepared by Dr. II. ANDERS, Physician Sc. Che mist .5
ar..at k2 I It
J. P. DLNSMORE, 36 Dey St. New Y
Aad by all Druggiat.
w
ISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CIJEURY
HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
with the most astonishing success in curing
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore T'Lroat
ItifluerjZ'i, Whooping coogh, Croup,
Liver complaint, Bronchitis, Diffi
culty of Breathic?, Asthma,
ad ever y affec
tion of
THE TIMOAT.LUXGS CIIES7.
which carries off more victims than any other dis
ease and w hich baftl -s the skill of th Physicians to
a greater cxti-nt than any other malady, of leu
YIELDS TO THIS KK.MLDY
when all ethers prove ineffectual.
AS A .MEDICINE
Rapid ia Relief, soothing in Effect, safe in in Oper
ation. IT IS UNSURPASSED !
while as a preparation. free from noxious tngredinent
poison, or minerals ;'inlting skill, cir-ne,ai:d medi
cal knowledge ; combining all that is 7aluahle in the
vegetable kingdom for this class of disease, it is
INCOMPARABLE f
and is entitled, merits, and receives the general con.
fidence of the public,
SEYMOUR-THATCHER, M. D.,
of Herman, N. V.. writes as follows :
"WisTsa's Dls or Wild Oberrt pives nniversal
satisfaction. It seems to cure a tough by loosening
and cleanring the lunrs,and allaying irriljtion thus
reiuuTinc ine taniv, insirna ui urying up ine cough
and leaving the cause behind. 1 consider the llalsam
as go d as any, if not the best, Cough medicine with
which 1 am acquainted."
Itcv. Jacob Sechler, of Hanover, Pa.
Well known and much respected among the German
population in this rountry. makes the following state-iu-til
for the benefit of the afflicted,
Daa "tRs Having realized in my family impor
tant benetils frm the use of your valuable prepara
lion Wistabs Balsam or Wild Chkrbv it afford me
pleasure lo recommend it to the public, tome eight
years ago one ofiny daughters see uied to be in a de
cline an-i little hopes of her recovery were entertain
ed 1 then procured a Lottie of yoi-r excellent Kalvam,
and before she had takn the whole of the contents of
the bottle there was a great improvement in her
health. I bwve.in my Individual case made frequent
use ot your valuable medicine.and have always been
benefitted by it.
JACOB SECHLER.
Trice One Dollar a Botde.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE, 36 Dcy Street. New York
gETli W FOWLE, tc boN, Proprietors,, Boston.
AMD BY ALL SBDOaiSTS.
Q RACES
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- CUKES CUTS. BURNS, SCALDS.
Grace's Celebrated Salve
CURES WOUNDS.BRUI3E3, SPRAIN3,
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CURES BOILS, ULCERS, CANCER3.
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CURES SALT RHEUM. ERYSIPELAS.
Grace's Celebrated Salve
CURES CHAPPED HANDS. CHILBLAINS,
Grace'a Celebrated Salve .
DEALS OLD 80RE3,FRESH WOUKDS.te.
It is prompt ia action, removes paia at onec and re
duces the nt aogry-looking swellings and itnfla
matioas. as if by magic thus affordimg relief and a
complete cure.
Only 25 eents a box I (Sent by ma il for 25 cents,)
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S. W. FOWE Sc. BON, Pro prieto.-, Boston, od by ail
Druggists. Grocers, aad Country itor
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N- E. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
The most complete and thoroughly appointed Busi
ness or Commercial College in the coautry.
The only one in the city possessing a Legislative
Charter, and the only one in the United states author
red to confer Degrees of Merit Diaplomas awarded
to graduates in th Commercial Course under its cor
porate sen! by authority of law.
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal education -and
extensive experience in business, and affording une
qualled advantages for the thorough theoretical and
practical education of youus men for the various du
ties and employment of business. life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
br a of system
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original and pre eminently practical, giving the stu
dent in the shortest time a romp lete iri-icht into the
routine, detsls, customs and farms of business in
general, as conducted in the best-regulated commer
cial and financial establishments. -
THEORETICAL, BOOKKEEPING
Upon a new plan, with an original exposition of the
science of accounts, arranged aud published by the
proprietor of this Institution exclusively for his own
use. saving one-half the ordinary tabor of the student
andgivinp him a complete knowledge of U19 practice
vf Ike befcl accountants.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
EMBRACES
BookeepiDg,Commercial Arithmetic, Pen
manship, Business Correrpondence,
Commercial Law, Lectures on
Business Affairs, Commer
cial Customs, Forma,
and Actual Busi
resi Practice.
SPECIAL BLANCHES
Algebra and the tHshet Mathematics, Phonography, Or
namtnlal Penmanship, the Art o, Detecting
Counterfeit Money, F.ngineeUng Sur
veying, Jn'acigatijn and
Telegraphing.
TELEGRAPHING.
The arrangements for 'J rieprapning are far more ad
vance of anything of the kind ever oflerod to the pub
lic. A regular Tele.raph Line is connected with the
Institution wi'h twenty branch offices in various
partn of the ci'y, where public business is transacted,
and sii which the students of this Institution are per
mitted lo practice. No regular office practice can Le
had in anv otker school of instruction in the country,
withiut w hich no one can obtain a position as a prac
lical operator. Young men are cautioned asainvt the
deceptive representations of thoe who, without any
such facilities, pretend laf ar.lt Telegraphing.
PATRONAGE.
This Institution is now enjoying the largest patron
tronngn ever betowed upon any Commercial school in
the State. Over five bundre students were in atten
dance the first year, and over seven hundred during
the past year. The best class of students may inva
riably be found here, and all its associations are first
clasu.
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS.
T his Institution is located in the most central part
of ihe city, and its accommodations, for extent, ele
gance and convenience, are unsurpassed. All the
rooms have'ieen fitted up in the very Dost style with
BUSIN ESS OFFICES UK. COUNTING HoUSF..
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, STATIONARY STORE.
AND A RKSCLAR
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with finely engraved lithographic notes used
as a circulating medium in the Department of Actual
Butiuess.
TO YOUIVG mux
who desire the very brst facilities for a
Practical Education for Uasia?s$,
we gnaran lee a course of instruction no where elst
equalled, while the reputation and Manding of the
Institution among business men make its endorse
me nt the best passport to success and advancement.
All contemplating entering any Commrrial College,
are invited to tend for an 1 LLl.'STUATKD
CIRCULAR AND CATALOGUE
containing complete interior views of the College,
ana tun pacnculars or the course or instruction
terms, fee
L. FAISB.ISK3, J. HI.,
President.
T. E. MERCHANT, Supt. of Office Ruainegs.
Nov. 4. IfttS lira.
jytUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
Pure Medicines, at John R, Moyer's Drugstore,
corner of Main and Market Streets. A good assort'
mcut of
PURE DUUGS,
Medicines. Paints. Oils and Yarnisbos, always on
hard, and will be sold cheaper thau at auy olhei
Dri g Store in itwn.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Prescription carefully compounded at Moyer's
urug nore,
A era and Jaynes Medicines sold at Moyer's Drug
Store,
Wi-hart's Tar Cordiil. Baker's Cod Liver Oil,
Window's Soothing Syrup, sold at Aoyer's Drug
For any reliable patent medicines, call at Moyer's
Drug Store.
Leather of all kinds, wholesale and retail, at J. R.
Moyer" I'rug Store, Bloomsburg, Pa.
iay 2, leob. tf.
JTEW QOAL y
ARD.
The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of Bloom .-burg ahd Columbia county , that they keep
all the ditfi.-rent numbers of stove coal and selected
lump co il for smithing purposes, on their wharf, ad
joining MrKetvv, Neul Ac Go's Furna'-e ; with a good
pair Buffalo scales on the wnarf.to weizh coal. day and
straw .Likewise a borM and wason, to deli ver coal
to those who desire it- As we purchase a large
amount of coal, we luienil to keep a superior article,
ufd sell at Ihe very lowest prices. Pleae cull and
examine for yourselves before purchaingelewhere.
J. V IIENLiEI.SHOT.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
TIIE undersigned will take, in exchange for Coal
and Grorcries, the following named articles :
Wheat, Kye, Corn. Oat. Potatoes, Lard, I'am, Slioul
der, and side meal. Butter. Esgs. Hay. A.c, at the
highest cash prices, al his Grocery ltore, adjoining
the ir coal yard. J. W. UENDERSUOT.
liloomsburg, April 2., 16W3, Jy.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY.
3 BI.OOMSBUKG, CO
LUMBIA CO., PA.
T1 HE subscriber, proprietor
J of the above named ex-
tensive establishment, is now
prepared to receive orders
for
All Kinds of Slacluocry,
for Colleries, Blast Furnaces, Stationary Engines,
MILLS. THKESIIING MACHINES, fcC &.C.
lie is also prepared to make Stoves, all sizes and
patterns, p'ow-irons, and everything usually made in
Pt-clnss t'oundries. .
His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war-
laut him in receiving the largest contracts ou the
m st reasonable terms.
1X7" Grain of all kinds will be taken in exchange for
casting.
C t This establishment is loca.ed near the Lackawa
na e Bloomsburg Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMYER.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 12. 1SC3.
. WtJNTISTRY.
HC. HOWE R,
SURGEON DBNTIST,
RFSPECTfULLY offers bis profess
ional services to the ladies and gentle
men of I'd-omsburgand vicinity. He is
nrennreit in at lend f nil ih. .. n
, I ... ........ ... . . . 1 . . fuiinu,
operations inthe line of liis profession andis provided
wnh fie latest improved POJiCEL.1I.y TKETf; whirl.
mm I'ciniciiru tm goia.piaiina. silver and rubber br
ioioohw 11 as me natuial teeth
Mi ienl plate and block teeth manufactured an all
ot en lions on teeth.earefullv nml nmnpri, mt.nH..i
Renidence and of&re a few doors above the Court
u mse. same snle.
Blo.nsburg, June G 18G3
A. J. EVANS'
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Aecfy opposite the Episcopal Church.
LOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
MY stock is composed of fine clothing, medium
and low priced adapted to all conditions,
tastes and wants. He has the latest styles for the
season a fine assortment of
Overcoats and Gentlemen's Shaw.'s,
from low to the very best
His Goods are fashionable and well Made.
In addition to m w ,tAr fc- Ar ,m I. 1 . -
- r , , -iiiauc civiling, 1
have piece goods for custom orders,
Cloth, Casiiiicrcst, &c, &.c.
And having one of the first class cutters, I guaran
tee a fit in all eases snii vivn aii(.r,.t. n... .
o - - -..oi.tuv u. . ' . u m
variety of
H 0OLEN AXD LIXEX ShIRTS.
1
Stockings, Neckties. Collars. Stocks, Handkerchiefs
.h.uk icqiic ucu iia ni r.i ill l 1 11 cr
Also, Hats, boots and Shoes, Trunks and Carpet
bags.
1 will sell at the lowest Market priess. Please give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Bloomsburg, Nor. 15, 1S6S.
QQf) A iTIOrVTQ ! Agents wan
ted
wr,Mr-7 sw juaa, vus. sTXU
dress O. T. GARRY, Ctqr BttUdlBft Bedford. Main.
Ad-
ilIlI.LCU'S STOKE.
OP
Spring nnd Summer Goodn.
nHE subscriber has Just returned from the cities
JL with another large and select assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York, at the
lowest figure, and which be is determined to sell
on as moderate Urnis as cau be proeufed elsewhere
in Bloomsburg.
His rtock comprises
LADiES DBESS GOODS
if the choicest styles and latest faskions together
with a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS, MUSLINS, CLOTHS,
and Vtstings. Also. Groceries, Hardware, Cedar
Ware, Hollow-ware, Nails, Iron,
soo'ESAH sizars,
Ilats and Caps, tc. In short, everything usually
kepi in a country stores, to which he invites the at
tention of the public generally.
The highest price will be paid for country produce
ia exchange for goods-
S. LI. MILLER.
Bloomsburg. Nov. 92. 1865.
-WYOMING
INSURANCE COMPANY,
VVILKES-BARRE, PENNA.
tiriTAL AXD SlFXlS, $150,
ASSETS.
Stock not called in,
Bills receivable,
U. S. 5-20 Bonds, . . .
Temporary and call loans.
f50,000
40,(M)0
S5.0IMI
(i,U(K)
6,1 ho
I0:t shares Wyoming bant shock.
5i shares First National Bank at Wi Ikjt-Rnrre, 5.0HI)
70 shares Second National Bank at Wilkei liarre 7.IMHJ
4U shares Uilkes-Uarre Bridge Stock. - - 2.50
Real Estate. ' 1,519
Judgment. - - - . KM
Due troui Agents and others, ... ,7,414
Ciinh in baud and in Bank, . - . . . 1,842
B)l&:jECT0RS.
G. M. HOLLENIIACK,
JOHN KKICHARD.
SAMUEL WADHAMS,
CHARLES DOKRANCE,
R II. L.ACOE.
L. D. SHOEMAKER.
H. M. HOYT,
O. VtJLLINi?,
Vt. S. ROSS,
CHAUI,K-A MINER,
G M HARDING.
SiEWART PIERCE,
G. M HOLLENHACK, President.
L. D. SHOEMAKER, Vies Prc7.
It. a SMITH, Sscratart.
F. DROWN, Agent,
March 25, ISC5 msburg, Pa.
QREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SElflNG MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle JIatliinc !
SAI.E:R(X)MS. 536 Broadway. N. Y.,
20 VVat-hinston rt eel. I'.o-ton.
921 Che. nut trecl. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEB. 14. ier.0.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles of mechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable impr vcments. having been ex.iuiined
by the uiosl profounJ experts, and pronounced o
be
'Simplicity and Perfection CmLinrd.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK or SIILTTLE t-TITCH. which will
neither RIP aor RAVEL, and is a'ikeon both sides ;
performs ported tewing oh every description of
material, from Leather to (he finei-t Nansook muslin,
with cotton, linen, or silk thread, from tho coarse-a
to the finest number, llavins neither CA1 or COG
V tl EEL. and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
Emphatically a Noiseless Machine.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT, less power to drive
it than any other machine in the market. A girl
twelve years of age can work it steadily, without
fatigue or Injury to health
Its Slrensth and wonderful Simplicity of Construc
tion renders i'. almost impossible lo get out of Order,
and is GUARANTEED by the company to give en
tire satislu tion.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with a superior article, to come
and examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
Cue half hour's instruction is sutlici'-ni to enable
any person to wotk this machine to iheir entire sat
islaction. Agents wanted for all towns i.i the United States,
w here agencies are not already established. Also,
for Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount will be riven.
IMPIRE SEWING MACHINE: MF'GCO..
5:iti Broadway, N'. Y,
s
TOVES AND TINWARE.
A. M. RUPERT,
Announces to his many friends and numerous ru
tniners that he continues the above business nt Ins
old place of business on MAIN STREET, BLOOMS
BCIIG.
His customers and others can be accommodated
with
FANCY STOVES j
of all kinds, Stovepipes.Tinware, and every pl?!
article found in all well regulated STOVEV"""'1
AND TINWARE LSTA BLlSH.M tNTS in thecilrCs.
anil onltiM most rpnAnalils fr,ii
7" SPOUTING, for houses and brns, will be put
v 1HMH.C. ni?", an nuius 01 repairinr done
promptly and udoii liberal terms.
He also keeps on hand a large supply of Milk
Pans, of different sizes and prices ; besides a fine as
sortment of Fisher's Patent t-'elf-Sealin" Fruit Pre
serving Cans. Give faun a call. "
July id. If titi. if.
A LECTURE
TO YOTT'n irt-v
Just Published, in a Sealed Enrelope Trite stz cents.
A Lecture on ihe "Nature, Treatment, and Radical
Cure of Spcrmatoribo-a. or Seminal Weakness. In.
voluntary t missions. Sexual Debility, and Impedi
ments to .Marriiise generally. Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epiledsy. and F-ts ; Mental and Phvslcul
Incapacity, resuli inir from Self Abjse. tc Bv'koil.
ERT J CULVER WELL, M. ! Author of the
'Green Boik," Sto.
The world-renou ned author, ia this admirable Lec
ture, c early proves from his own experience that
the awfui conveniences i'f Self Abuse may be effect
ually removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous su gical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain und effectual, by wnich every sufferer,
no matter wbat bis conditiou may be, may cure him'
Sfclf ilienply. privptely. and radically. THISLEC-
TV.t.V.,.'KJ,KOVIJ A"BOOS TO THOUSANDS
A Ml TIIOL SANDS.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps, by addressing
'H AS. J. C.KLINE" Sc. CO,
1-. Bowery. New York, PostOihce b x, 43cG.
July 16, leu;. jy ' u
W. C. BENSZCT,
OEO. W. CABrEXTKB.
Established 1828
G. IV. C.1RPEXTER, UEXSZE? & CO.
WHOLES ALU DRUGGIST'.
737 Market St. one door below 6th. Pmladelphia.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS.
PAINTS OILS. GLAS, VARNISHES, DYE
And every other article appertaining to the
business, of the best quality, and at the
lowest Market Rates,
March 23. 186G.
00,000 SHINGLES & A LARGE
LOT OF FECNING BOARDS f OR
sale. The undersigned offers for sale upon the
Hi.,TAa.,pna',e ter"". "this place of business, in
BENTON, COLUMBIA COUM'f, one hundred thou
sand shingles and a la re lot of fencing boards, of
the very best quality, both piae and hemlock.
- J. J. Wcu:nry.
Benton, May 9, 1666.
TTCH ! ITCH ! ITCH!
X SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH !
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
.Fill Cur Tbe Itch in 48 Hours.
Als enrea SALT RHEUM. IJM?ERS, cniL
BLA INS. and all F.RITITmKItt iiptu?iili(I -
5U cents. For sale by all Pro grist. By sending 60
cants to WEEKS Jc POTTER, Hole Agents. 170 Wash
ingtoa street, Boston, it will bo forwarded by mail
JYcw Stock of Clothinfr.
Spring and Summer Goods.
INVITP.S attention to bis stork of cheap and fash
ionable Clothing at his Store, on
MJN STREET. BLOOMSBURG,
two doors above the Jl nitric an House,
where ho has Jtit received from New York and
Phi ladelphia, a full assortment of
Hie 11 and ISoy's Clothing,
including thn most fesbionnble. duruble and hand
some, DK ESS GOODS, consisting of
liox, Sack, Frock, Gum and Oil ClotK
Confs, rind Pants,
of all sorts, sizes, and colors. lie also has replen
ished his alieady large stock of Fall and. Winter
Shawls; rtriped. figured ami plain Vests, shirts,
cravats, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves, sus
penders and fru.-y articles.
N. II. He hnscoustantly on hand a Inrge and well
selected assortment of Cloths and Vestiux. which
he is prepared to make up to order, into any kiud of
clothing 011 very Blurt notice an J in tho best of uiji.
ner.
All his clothing is mnde to wear and most of it is
of home iiiniiufacture.
AND
Of every Description, Fin and Cheap. His Case of
Jewelry is not surpassed in this place. Call and ex
amine his geueral assortment of Clothing, WatcUos,
lewelry, tc. Slc
DAVID LOWENDURG.
Bloomsburg, April 20. 1603.
fr TessjTa II a V A Is
AT i'ETKR ENT'S STORK,
IN. LIGHT STREET,
OF SP.:iI AiD
CS CO C2D -ID jS3 o
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
HAS jast received from the Eastern
Cities and is now opening at tho old stand a
splendid assoittrcttt of
kXJI 23 LT ca m. Ccl 2. S3 a
which will be sold cheap for
CASH UK COUNTRY PRODUCE !
His stock consists of Ladies' Dress Goods, choicest
styles and latel fashions,
CALICOES, M U.SLINS. GINGHAMS,
FLANNELS, HOSIERY, CARPETS,
SILKS, SHAWLS, ISc.ndv IfSadt
ClolhillST, SATINETS, CASSl.M-
ERES,COTTONAI)ES, KENTUCKY
JEANS, THREAD, &C.
QUEENS WARE, CEDAR WARE,
HARDWARE, M EDICINICS,DHUGS,
COOTS AM) SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
In thort, everyth ng usually kept in a country
slore.
The pa'ronage of hi o'd friends, and the pudic
generally, is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price pan' for eouutry produce.
" PETE It ENT.
Light Street, May 2, ISCO.
Lackawnnua L Dloomsiura; Uailioad.
"TO
t& TWO DAILY TRAINS, tea
ON AND AFTr'R NOVEMBER 27, 18R5, PAR
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
LEAVE SOUTHWARD
P M P M
Leave Prrantnn, 4 40
Kingston. 6.00
P.looinsl arg. 8.S0
Arrive at Northumberland 9.50
LEAVE N O R T H W A R D.
A M
Leave Northumberland, 7.00
Danville. 740
Ploomsburg, f.ii
A M.
f..55
9.VH
1030
PM
5 IK)
5 4U
6 ii
1U I j
A: M for Fcranton
Arrive at tcrat:ton. 1-2 40
Trains leavin; Kingston at S.30
connect with Train arriving at
New York at 5-20
Leaving Nurtliuitibcl ind al H.UU A 1. and Kinslon
9 .10 P. M , connect with Train airivin; at New YorSi
at 10.35 P. M.
Psienger taking Train Sooth from Srranton at 5 5il
A M via Noitliumberland.reaih llarrisioirc 1-2 30 P M.
Hullimore 5 ZiO P ,M' Washington 10 OOP M via Ru
pert reach Philadelphia at 7 00 P M.
II. A. FONDA. Supt.
Kingston. Nov, 25. 1RG5.
rjMIENEW
Spring & Sumisii r ITIcdicitic-
zZevm isx sacs
COMBINED WITH
IODIDE OF LIME,
PilF.PjinKD FOR'
C. W. PETTE3, BOSTON.
By
JAMES R. MCHOLS & CO,
Manufacturing Chan i.t$,
MANUFACTURERS OFTUE
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK
WITH
I'rofoxidc ol flron,
Which baB become so favorably known as a
TO.VJC J!XD IiKbTORAl IVE,
Ry Physicians and luvalids in all parts of the ccun
The new preparation. .5:irijpari!la in comb'ma
titm with 1 1 id i Ue of Lime," presents one of the most
prompt alterative agr nis. in a form capable of exert
ing full anion upon the system, and this in minute
and pleasant doses. It is conceded tnal the altera
tive, resolvent, or tonic c-irects of Iodine, are exert
ed most decidedly w,.cn nssocinted with citier a'ti r
alives. in combination ; and the Sar?apari;ia seeum
to fulfill perfectly all the favoruhle requisitions.
'l'he first eflVct usually observed nhen
"SA RSAPAK II. LA WITH IODIDE OF LLM C"
is taken, is an Increase of appetite showing that it
has tonic properties of a marked character.' Its al
teratrve cliecls are manitest in its ready combina
tion with the blood aud tissues Pale. tcr fulou
women and children improve rapidlv under its use,
and Ihe vital functions assume a ln-althv condition.
It is admirably adapted to a large number of chron
ic or acute affl-rtions peculiar to children. It is suit
ed to them lo th by the mildness a nd efficiency of
medicinal effi.-ct and the pleasant, attractive form of
the remedy. It maybe given for along period where
constitutional influences are desired, ami no repug
nance, or disiiiclinat on to take the syrup, encoju-tj-red.
In While-Swellings. llip-Joiiu Disease, and
Distortions of the Spine, it should be given persist
ently, in moderate dohcs, until relief is obtained.
In the Spring of (he Year, and during the
Warm Weather,
the accumulation of morbid matters in the system
seems to become manifest and very Iroublcsoinn. Las
situde, Hcaaaehe. Boila, Costiveuess, Loss of ppe.
lite. Pains iu the Joints, Indigestion, etc., are very
CO 111 ill nil. Nothing ever devised is better ad.-i-.iled to
exterminate ord.-tve offlhese afl'-.ctions thau tins new
combination of 8ARSAPARILLA WITH IODIUU
OF LIME.
Ao preparation like it, or tchich approximates to ii.as an
Altcratice, or Bloal Ptirifirr,
has ever brf ore been placed vithin the reach of inrahds.
Indeed, it is an entirely xkw and scitKTiriccouibiua
tioo. in no respect reseuioling anything hiihetlo em
ployed. The opinion of medical men concerning it. the de
scription of its chemical character, therapeutic value,-
manner of use, etc, are given in a circul ir,
which can be had at the store of any and all first
cluts Druggists.
C7" Sold m Bloomsburg. wholesale and retail, by
Eyt r Sc. Mover, and all Druggists
June 6, IritiCJ Cm.
MANHOOD :
BOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
JUST published, in a sealed enve-
iiViJ loPe- frice 6 cents. A lecture on the
Vr,iyr nature, treatment tnd radical enre of
" - ,ir mw Spermatorhoea, or Seminal Weaknnss
Involuntary Emissions, sexual D bility and Imped
iinentsto Marri.-ige generally. Nervousness. Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits ; Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse, ate. Ky Rob
ert J. Culverwcll, M, D., author of ihri "Green Uook,'
tc. ...
The world renowned anthor. in this admirable Lec
ture, clearly proves from his own experience, that
the awful couscquences of Self-Abuse maybe effect
ually removed without Medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
r.ngs, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer,
no matter wbat his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. This Lec
ture will prove a boon 10 thousands. Sent under
sea', to any address, in a plain envelope, on receipt
01 six cents ortwo postage stamps. Also Dr. Cul
vcrwell's Marrige Guide, price 85 cent. Address. '
CHAS. S. C. KLINE fc CO..
127 Bowery. New York, P. O. boa
August 15, 1 860, I y Peas tC.
SAMUEL KNORR,
ATTORIVEY-AT-LAAV,
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
Office over Hartman's Store, oppoiils Pott Office
Bloomsbarfc Afrll 4, l06.-tf.
7i . ?i?
r . wpm . : AL. v mm dur -
a ab mm etm swn mm mm am mrm mm, m mmrmr srm Mmmm mm
A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B. . Mm
X I I I 1 1 1 1 ,
Thia prsparaUom,
omg aiuf fovanbty -known,
will thos-
onguy mnviforaM -broken-down
. ui
low -spirited horses,
b atrenrthenlns!
- and cleansing th
toraaoh and lata
tines.
It is a sore pr.
rentiva of all dis.
easM incident t ,
this animal, snrh
U LCXd
FYR, GULKCERS,
YELLOW WA
TF.R, HEAVES,
COUGHS, DIS
TEMPER, FE
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF APPE
TITE AND VITAL
' ENERGY, kc. Its
use improves , tha
wind,- increases
tho appetite -gives
a smooth and
glossy skin and
transforms t h
miserable skeleton
horse.
into a fine-looking and Spirited.
To keepers of Cows this nrermrstlnn 1. i-.t vi-. .
It increases the quantity and. improves the quality' "
01 mo mil. ltbM
been pro van by ao '
tual experiment tot
Increase the quan
tity of milk and .
cream twenty per
cent, and make tha ,
butter firm and
sweet. In fattening
cattle, it gives then
an appetite, loosens
1 their hide, and
ij-niake them tiuriv
much faster.
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Uloeri la
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 In time, a certain
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera.
Frica 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Paper for tL
PB.EPAB.ED BY
S. -A- FOUTZ &, MIO.,
AT THEIR.
WHOLESALE DRrG AXD MF.DItT5E DEPOT,
Mo. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md.
For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers thxouga
cut th United States. . .. ....
17" For talc at the Drug ftore or
EYER MOYER,
Uloomsburg P.
nioomsburg. Jan. S. 1HC0. l2mo.
DR. W. II. WIIITMOR,
HAS been in successful practice for a number oj
years, wilh the experience of the different hos
pital in Europe, also a member of the Analytical
Meilicnl Institute of New Yrrk, eotiti me to attend
In all professional cases at his office No. itid Filbert
Street, Pliiladi-lpf.ia.
'J. No patent Medicines arc ued Or recommended;
the remedies adioitiistcred are thote which will not
break rown the constituiinn, but renovate the sys
tem from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines, im.l leave the system in a healthy and
perlertlv rurH condition. . ...
3, DVSPKPSM. that distressing disease and fell
destroyer of health aud happiness, undermining tha
con tituti 111 t-tiJ yeatly carrying thousauds to uu
timely graves, can most enipha.ically be cured,
4, Melancholy. Aliberratiou. that state ot Allna
tion and weakness of the mind which rendsrs per
sous incapable .it enjoying the pleasures or perform
ing lh duties of life,
5, KHEUlATIiM,in any form or condltion.chron
ia or artite. warranted curable.
, EPILEl'SV, or falling sickness, all chronic oa
slubbcrn cases of
T S: AIjIj DI-SE A S E s
radically removed ; ia t Kbeum and every descrip
tion of ulcerations : Piles and scrofulous diseases
which have baffled all previous medical skill, can ba
cured by my treatment ; aud 1 do say all disease,
Cyes CoNStxpTtoN) can be cured by wearing my Medi
cated Jacket, ubii.h it u protection to the lungs
against all thnnres of weather in all climatcss hav
ing investigated for year the cause and character of
intr-miit'enis (lever afN u;ue in all parts of the
United Stales will cure peruiam 11 tly all chronic or
aeute caes of ague and nervous pi.eases in a few
'ays.
tauctr Cured withyut the knife or Drawing
Biood,
Tape Worm, that dread to the Unman Family for
years, can be removed wiih two or tluse doses of
my newly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases,
'nnsultaiion in the tCnslish and German languages
free of charce. Will make visits any distance, if
desired Siy be addresse by letter (confidentially.)
and Mciliciiie sent with proper direcuous to an
part ol the country. ,
OFFICE-JCo, 023 Fi'.bcrtSt. PUila.
April 4. IStifi ly. - -
drTjTr. lvans, .
rhjsicisn and Surgeon,
jJAVlXli loi-a fil ?rmaiie:tily en Main
- '-Strept, liLOOMSBFIlG. Ia., wooM in
(orm the public geuera'ly. that be is preprared lo
attend to all buMiess faithfully and punctually that
uiay be intrusted to bis bare, ou terms commensu
rate ilk thr limes.
7 lie pays strict attention to Sjrgary as well
as ineiliriuo,
Nov .23, 1 S03,-1y. . .
mTm. THAUGII,
AlTOUXEy-AT-LAW,
BLOOMSBURG. Pa.
Will practice ii tha several Courts of Columbia
and aijoining counties.
ir" All Collections promptly attended to.
June i!, IMjti.
CHAS. G. BARK LEY,
At tonic v nt E,a.v,
CLOOiSUlUt;, tOLliCIA CO., PAs
l 7ll.I practice in the several Courtsof Columbia
V County. All legal basiness intrusted to his
ccie shall receive pioiupt utttntion.
Office Hn Main.Mrcet, Uxchaugc Cuildinjs, over
Miller's Store.
LMoo:iiLurg. April 13. 1(4
.JuJicc cniic i'cacc,
Licensed t onveiancerl Scrivener, and
Surveyor.
OSicc Rc.ivcr Valley, P.i.
Will attend tot iking Acknowledgements. Writ
Pe.4ds. Mortcigi-s. Lv.ises, flonds. Notes. Agree
ments, tc. Srv ying atteudcj 10 with despatch,
Ch irees moderate.
(JR0CUKIE8 AND
rJTH. ELvriU.L. having boucht L. Runynn' PRO
a VISION STOKE is now picpated lo r'ell Grocer
ies at Whole sale or Ritail, as licap as the Ccap
est.
bjs:::e yov ca. fiivd
SUGARS, TKAS. COFFEES.
S VRUI'S. STICKS, CRACKERS
51 ARCH. SODA CORN STARCH.
DlklED FRUN. CANNED FRClT
iVOODEN-WARE. FLOUR. FISH '
BEANS. ONIONS, &c&c
EPH. W. ELVVELL.
Blnomshurg Eeb 14, I8GC.
w - asetiu evcrvwliero lo fI
...r improved $J0 Sowing Machine. Three rn-w
kinds. I nd.-r and upper feed. Warranted lis
ThV nvfv Ve S"UrT r lan" ""n.i-."S. paid !T
... . 7. ' " cu-u oy nowe, W heel-
er Sc. W rson. Grover Ai Kaker. SnUr s, c nl
Hac heliler. All .,, .,' J.rr "n
ineiusand the teller Vr 7, .eli! tilriX
and imprisonment. C.rc,:lrtr, free. Vdre". or tl7t
OMNIBUS LINE.
rrIlE undersigned would resnccifuilv
1 ihe citizens of liloomsbur a ,i d Vbe n.?M BC'
erally. that lie i. ,,"'' le Public gen-
an OMNIBUS LINE, bel CS
tween this lace aud ihe dif- Jt
ferent Kail Eoad Depots dai. V
IV. f Sun-lavs T.n,u. .
connect with the st v -ral T.:. "
on heC.,w. .nd'w.urar.V.Wo
SHO thlWI Fninl K.ik .. " ll ttO
with those eomg .w.h a and
Bloomsburg Road. " wn lne Lack. 4t
.r ...via, u-?;zi. ar.y svw
JACOB L.GIRT0N,
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