T
AGRICULTURAL,
KEEPING. APPLES. IN WINTER.
At the last State Fair in tbia city, Delo3
- Pundall had on exhibition Russet Apples
grown a year ago. These apples were
" plump? fresh and of good flavor, quite as
- good as the ean:e kind of apples are ordi
narily on the approach of spring. TTe in-
' quired as to the manner of keeping, - and
were informed that the apples vrere put np
in the refuse boxes obtained at the groceries,
and in the following manner : A layer of
dry saw-dust was sprinkled at the bottom of
the box, and then a layer of apples placed
in it so that they did not touch each each
other. Upon these was placed a layer of
" paw-dust, and so on till the box was filled.
The boxes after being packed in ih'n way
were placed on the wall in the cellar, up
from the ground, where they, perfectly re
taining their freshness and flavor, until
brought out and exhibited at the Fair. He
says that ho has kept apples in thus way
some months later than the time named.
From experiments made with dry sand,
packing the apples in the same way, he Cuds
that saw-dust is much superior to the sand,
the latter he thinks being too heavy a ma-
, tcrial, and pressing the apples too much,
causing them to decay more rapidly than
with the saw-dust. The above experiment,
perhaps, may be suggestive to those desir
ing to preserve apples late in the teason of
next year.
It will be needless to remark, perhaps,
that no apple will keep late, by any process
of packing, that has been bruised or injured
in packing. Apples should be handled
carefully, and the less moving about, after
having been picked the better. A lan:c
part of the fruit grown and scld in market,
has been so injured by careless gathering,
pouring into barrels and rough handling
while being driven to market, that it soon
decays, under whatever treatment it hiay be
Bubjected for the purpose of keeping. L'tLa.
Herald. '
A correspondent ot the Co-untrj Gentle
man, on the Eame subject, say3: "You
ask for the experience of others m reference
to picking apples. , 3Iy experience is that
apples should be kept in a dry building un
til quite cold weather ; then -very carefully
' packed over ace headed in an air-tikt bar
rel and remove to a cool cellar. They will
keep better than any other treatment I have
ever tried. A cellar for keeping fruit
should be well drained, but should not have
the bottom made of hydraulic cement.
Cement prevents evaporation, and as the
coolness of a cellar is caused by evaporation
mainly, it is important that nothing be done
to prevent this.
"CURING' MEATS.
"Massachusetts Hams" writes: "I cure
and smoke 50,000 to 100,000 pieces a year,
and know my business. Meat cored in
pickle made of water is not as good, and
only used because more pro5:able and less
laborious. The flavor of cured meats de
pends mainly upon the kind of molase
used. The best temperature is 40 deg.
frozen meat will not cure, and if above 50
deg. will be liable to taint For 100 lbs.
iacat, take 8 lbs. salt, I quart best molasses
or 2 lbs. sugar, lb. saltpetre, 2 ounces
ground alum ; mix and rub on the fleshy
6ide of the meat placed in pans, so as to
keep all the mixture ; repeat the rubbing
every three days, rubbing in thoroughly
For large pieces, and cold weather, sixty
days witi be required ; if mild weather, fifty
days, andv fifteen days less for small piejes.
The skin and fat of hams should be cut
clean from the face, as far down as the
second joint, to allow the salt to enter. The
.-recipe for keeping meat, viz: in ashes,
: given in September Agriculturalist is good.
Smoking is of no benefit ; it is only t quick
way of drying. Most people would prefer
drying without smoke. If you smoke, use
only walnut or yellow birch wood, or mahog
any saw-dust. Be sure your meat is well
cooled off before salting ; ten days after kil
ling is better than ten hours. Agriculturist.
Arruirx Management of Fruit Ok
CIIABD3. "When it is desirable to save the
r fruit of pear or apple trees without being
bruised, all the small stones, sticks, pieces
of brush, and every such thing that will in
jure the fruit should be removed from the
orchards early in September, to that a gooU
coat of grass may coter the ground before
the fruit is gathered in October. If a soft,
thick covering of grass is over the ground
'the fruit that falls will not be braised unless
it should strike alimb or fall on other fruit.
If the ground ha3 been plowed, or rooted
over by swine, let it be leveled off with har
rows and hoes, and if lumpy pass a heavy
roller over it Then sow a liberal dressing
of orchard grass seed, or timothy seed. If
it is not desirable to stock down an orchard
and a person has an abundance of straw of
any kind, let it be spread on the ground be
neath the fruit, so as to cover the entire sur
face, about two inches deep. Salt hay i
excellent for such a purpose. "When on a
visit to New Jersey, a short time since we
saw a large numberof fruit trees, and boughs
of which were bending beneath flic heavy
burden of fruit Salt hay had been spread
beneath the trees, so that none of the fruit
might fall on the hard ground. If that
precaution is not taken, the fruit which falls
to the ground will usually be badly bruised, i
Fattening Swine. Many farmers do'
not commence fattening their Ewinc till Oc
tober. This is not the best system of hog
management Hogs that are to be slaugh
tered about the 1st of next December or
January, should be well fed, with scrupulous
regularity, three times every day. It i3 net
best to "staff" fattening swine in theformer
part of the season, unless they have attained
a desirable size. Hogs should be kept grow
: ing rather than to allow them to subsist al
most entirely on grass, till within two months
of the time when they are to be slaughtered
and then crowd them by heavy feeding.
The quantity of feed should be increased
from week to week, as the animate will take
a larger amount Furthermore, it is infi
nitely Letter to have all kinds of grain ground
quite Cre before it is fed out. It is also an
excellent practice, when feeding fattening
swine, to provide three vessels, each one to
coatain about a3 much as is fed at one time.
Thea let the meal be softened by soaking
in water about twenty-four hour3 before it is
fed. A etui better practice is to scald meal
" - Tl kind3 previous to feeding it
BONE mill:
1
PUKE BONE DUST."
Guaranteed hy printed Certificate to be entirely
free from adutle ration.
"Concentrated Bone Fertilizer"
a reliable quick yielding manure.
Farmer can order direct or throtizh any re
sponsible dealers. C7 A liberal di -cn.u allowed
Dealer A J. IIRKIM IG,
August 1.13GG 2ui. Allentowu. Pa.
T1URRAIIFOR
CATAWISSA.
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
Goods to compare with strinc-ney of the Voncy
Mariet, Look and compare prices before purchas
ing elsewhere. Just mil at tlie favorite business
stand of McMineh Sc Sliuiu.tn. aud you will ! nu t
by the obliging Prrprietor or their (.'lurks and shown
through their pTcnt Variety More free of charge, i f
course, they will give yon a f.iir chance to spend your
loose t limine, they trust lunrh mote profitably than
it can be spent claeu here. Tie ir
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
this Spring is much larscr in all Its varieties than
usuil. Their Ladies Dress Goods are of the nicest
styles in Market. They have a fine assortment of
SSaCs, CajJS. I2ois and Ni:oe.,
Summer Cloths, Cnsinet. c"ass-jm:r9 and Vcstinjs,
and numerous articles common to men establish
ments, betides a general assortment of
II AUD W AKC, TIN W All E,
Qtiennsware and Groceries, all at greatly reduce 1
piies. Tli -y with to conduct their business oil the
kUlit, i f
PAY AS YOU GO"
nnd they think they can afford to sell very cheap.
They return their thanks for many past favors, and
ak the future patronage of their former customers
and the public g- uerally.
McNIXCH & SlIUMAV.
May 10, lrf16. tf.
G
HEAT ATTKATION
AT
vf-TT rar ffj y-g 3
THE undersijrnpd begs leave to announce to th
citizens ;f Blooiusliurg and the surrnunJiif
country that he keeps unstan tly on hand nt his old
stand, en the south east corner of Main and Iron sis.,
a pr:me lot uf
G II EE N AND BLACK TEAS,
ColTee. Fusar. KyruD. Tobacco, Cijars. Pried Fruit.
Coal uit. Sn ill", Apices, ISntttsr. Ep;s. Lard
Cheese. Dried Beef, Crackers. Drugs. Parlor
aud Hand Lamps, Paints "fall modi,
aud paint brushes. Dye Stutr. Dry
Goods, Cnlicoes, Cloths for boy's
wear, Soaps, Flour, Chop,
Uueensn are. Class, Put
ty. Halt. Fish. Meat,
Candies liiit.kets,
Krooms,
flosicry, Cooks, Writing Paper. Ink, Tl.irdvrare,
Torket Knives. Combs. Sec. Sec. Ac.
lie keeps in fact everything appertaining to a first
class
Wrocery and Variety Store.
He is determined nol to be undersold. All kinds of
produce taken at the
lilGHEVT MARKET PRICES.
Having just received anew tock. the people are
earnestly invited to call and satisfy themselves. Hy
Hlro t attention to business, he hopes not only to re
tain hi patronage but to increase it. He feels thank
ful for past favors, r.nd with many years eipcrienre
in the business, he feels conn. lent he can render sat
isfactiou to all who favor him with their pat-nnaee.
JOHN K UlaTON,
Bl -o-nsure. June 29, 13G6.
(
" KOVKSTEKX & EO..
Plano-Forto Manufacturors,
459 Droadv. ay, IVfw Yark.
TUB ATTENTION of the public and the trade is
invited to our KW ' .,-.. sSiiVEN ; P.AVE,
nOtWO 'U PIANO For.Tr.H. wtmh firvoI.i:i.e
and nrity of tone are unrivalled by any h-t'terto of
for-d in tins market. Thy riinlmn all the nmdi r"
improvements. French rrand action, harp pedal. iron
frame, over-ftriir.g b.is, etc.. unj null iitsl ronient
ht-jtiC matte fcnuer thf p"r-fijl u r v l-Mu of Mr
J il. (Jsmmi tn, h li i a pri t kjI ept rinr i f
over thi'ty years in tn-ir manu lacture, is fally war
ranted i:i every fnr'nii'ar
Tin: iKort.&TKrjr p.f.vi-R'rrr
iCCEIVtI 1UII B;MKST 113 OK MLKIT T Till CILt-
bk ii t.D World s faiR
Where were exbinil' ! iii-lr.i:n !s fr m the best
makers of ' ninloii, Paris, i.c riuany. i hilidr-lphia.
haltiiiiore. It t"n and iew )oik;aml a I -to at the
Anieritan I nstitule fr five surf ive )irv Ilie
iloi.D ami ?i:.vr .M.dals I ruin b'.tu of which can be
seen at our w,ire-r"oins.
Ilv til: introduction of iinprovoments we miike a
still morn perfect Pnno-forte, and hy nianuf.o t .nog
largely, iti a stm lly cah y-t m. arc enabled to
offer the e instruments ata pried which will preclude
all competition .
Our r-rirrs) are from $100 to 5iK) cheaper than any
fir st r!n-s Piano-fort".
Tii" MS Net Cash in current funds.
Descriptive cirrnlars seit free:
July 11, lfC6. ly II. & P.
i:PY BSOTEI,,
E ;', Ccliimbi.i Co. Pa.
The undersiened havin; become sole proprietor of
Ibis well known and conveniently locltd stand,
respectfully inform hi friend, and the public tn
general, tfiJt he has put his h'oi-e in complete nrrier
for the accommodation of beariters. and f-.r the rerp.
tion and eiiterlaiiiment of travtl ers wh may f l
di: pised to favor it with their custom. No ejpertse
has been spared in pn-parine tins Hi.t.-I f.rr th -in-r
tain men I of j;iie.ts, ami nothieg siiull be aim:' jr. on
hi p -rt. to k.inisler to their per.-onnl comfoft The
It ration, a ell a the building. i a (rottd one, an j
all together is amply arranged to please ill'- puhlic
ISRAEL AiCaifcY.
Kspy. April II. 1 80S. t f.
1 LOOMED U1IG FANCr Til DIM IX G
A?iD SCOK 570?iS?
Prcond dcor below Hartinan's Main Street. ,
J'isl received a new stock of ,
ZCfH R3, WOOLEN AND COT
TON TARNS, COar-LTa.
I.CES, EA1P.ROIDEBIES.
Mt'SUX, EDGINGS. DRtSd
TRIMMINGS.
and every variety of articles usually kept in, a
A 's Frimol Hooks. Hymn Rooks, Bibles, Sundav
School Hooks, and a large lot of
MI SC ELLA KEO US B O OA'S,
Account and Nenirrandum Books, Elank Deeds,
Bind and vfortsaseK. and a s-nral and well-select
ed assortment ot Faper, Euvelopes, la.
A.V. V EBB.
Etoombnrp, June 20, IcTit. -:t
MM
pA
THE tindersicneil rcspertfully announces la the
public that he keeps constantly on hand, at bis
old stand, oue door below Lutz's Drug ctore.
WALL PAI'LK.
Oil Cloth, and Psper Window Shades, Cord. Tas
sels and fixtures, for rictures., &c, ot trie very
latest stiles and is prepared. to do all kinds of paper
nacgiog to order.
E. J. THORTOX.
Bloombnrg, April Ic6o. tf
M. WI1ITM0YEB,
ATTOKIVEY - AT - AVi',
BLOOMSBURG, Pa,
Office opposite rot cjjue, over Hartman't store.
Back I'a?j, Mount y, Pensions and Gov
ernment claims promptly collected.
Eioonislmrg. Apr. 4. 'Co
KAPFING AND MINING PA-
f ? PER. Havinir thorouthly overhauled my Pa
per Hills at Mill Grove, near Dloomskurc. Columbia
County, Pa.. I am now prepared to nil all orders for
Wrapping, Dry Blasting ana Water Proof Paper, on
short notice and fair prices. I have opened a ware
house in Wilken-Barre, and appointed Joseph Drown
01 the firm ot rt row n, Gray ai Co., my agent to dispose
of iny paper in Luzerne County.
THOMAS TRENCH.
Bloomsburg.-fiept. 16. )8o5.
-SAMUEL KNOKR,
CLOUJISDIRG, 1M.
Office over Hartman't Slort. oimotite Pott Oflici
BKromslmrgi AprUi, 1S86. tf. "
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TH E
Protoxide ot Iron,
a rjw discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE BOOT OP DISEASE, BY
supplyiiij the Blood with its vtTst, ratncirLC, oa
LTVKR KLLMK4T - 1R'
This is the secret of the wonderful success of this
remedy in curing
Dyspepsia, Liver Oomplaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrboen, litiils, Nervous
Affections, Cbills and Fevero,
Humors, Loss of CoDsti-
tutional viop, Diseases
of the Kidneys &
Bladder, Female
Complaints,
and all diseases originating in a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or accompanied by D bility or a low state of the
svsieiu
Rein free from Alrt.hol 111 any form, is enerria
ins elf ets are no f iltowt-il hy r..rr. f,on.!iiii; r . m -lioii.leil
are jierioaneiit.u l'1-.ui? st retigiti , V itor and
.-W Lift; intt nil part of 111- hj t. Ui. uiiti iiuti.iins
up nlU .i CON-I'l I U I'l JV.
i;YSi'Ki'si wd v
From the Venerr.ble Archd"ai;.ii K yr-p, li. f.
l'i'KiiAM. Canaua Eat. Mar.Ti CI, l.Jt j.
lam an inveterate !.; pi ic of no, re
than 2j years -tiio'iiv "
! have so wonderfully benefitted in the
three short weeks t.'uriiitf wholi I have used the Pe
ruvian dirup.lhat lean scarcely persuade loystKof
Ihe reality. People who have known me are astoii-ir-ht-d
at the chang-. I am widely known ami can
but recommend lo others that which has dune so
much for me
A CASE OF 27 YE RS STANDING CCRED.
From IXsr.EY JEVVETP, No.15 Avon Place. Boston
I hiivs suflered, and sometimes severely, for i-7
years, from ilyspfptic, I coiiimenreil taking the Pe.
ruvian tfyrup, and found immediate benefit from it.
In tb course of th'ee or four weeks I was entirely
relieved from my sui!'. rititfs. and have enjoyed oiiin
terrupted health ever since "
AN EMINENT Dl VI NE OF BOSTON. PA YS :
"I have been usiiitr t,e Peruviau yrup for sme
time past; it L'lve me nw Vior.ituoyancy of spir
its. Elasticity of .Muscle."
Thousands haft been changed by the use of this remedy
from nuk, ick!y.fvfcring erratum, lo Mtrong.heailhy:
and happp mm and tronten; mmd invalids cannot reasona
bly hesitate io gict it m trial,
A pamphlet of 32 pages containing certificates of
cures and recommendations from some of the most
eminent physicians, clergymen, and others, will be
sent trick to any address.
fee that each bottlehas Pkrovim Syrlf blown
in the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. ?. EINSMRS, Proprietor. 3l Oev St New York
BOLI BY ALL DULGGISTS.
s
CROFULA.
A'l Medical Men airree that IODINE is the BEST
Rr.MEUY for r,crotila and all kindred diseases ever
discttvered. The uirticulty has been to obtain a Pctrb
ffOLIlTIOW of it.
I5r. 1. Anders' Iodine Water
Is a Pure !?olution of Iodine, WITHOUT A tSOL
Vt'NTll Containing a K11II Grain to each ounce of
water.
A most Powerful Vitalizing Agent and
Eet-tnrmive.
has eared and Tint, cure FCROFULA in all its mani
fold forms.
ULCERS, CANCERS. SYPII I LI3.SAI.T RHEUM ;
and it hs been used with astonishing success in cri
ses of Kheuuuitlsm. lVspep-iat Consumption. Female
Complaints, t-art. Liver and Kidney llise is-s.e.
Cireulirs will be sent rica to any oue suutiing their
address.
Price t!.0 a bottle, or fi for $. IK)
Prepared by hr. 11. ANDEd, Physician 4c Chemist.?
For Sale by
J. P. DI.NJiMOKE. SG Doy St. Ntw Y
W
ISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WIIi (IILRSIY
HAS BEEN USED TOTL NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
with the most astonishing success in enrin;
Coughs, Coid'sLloar.-eue-JM, bore Tbroat
iLtfluenzt, U'honj ing cough, Croup,
Liver complaiQt, Bronchitis, L'ifS
culty of Breathintr. Asthma,
ad ever y affec
tion of
THE THROATLUXUS S,- CUES!
which carries off" more victims than anv other rlis
pasf and which baffl s the ki I of th" I'iirsicians to
a greater ttnt th.in any orln-r m:ila'v. olfn
Yl Kl.l'r Ti Till- Rl'McUY
when all ethers prove iut-tr.-t.tual.
A2 A UEPlCINE
Rapid in Relief, sootluni in LfT'ct. m f; in Its Op r.
aiion
IT IS UNriUKPAsED !
while as a preparation free from noiit.os Miff etljuent
I"h-ii.ii or mitirrils : inliioj skill sn-n c.i I of. il
eal kiit.w l-' tgc ; cotiitnninc nil th it i rulualile in tin;
vegt table kmeoem for this clas of nisi a-e , it is
IWCOMPAaABL-; f
atitlis ertit'ed. merits, and receives the general con
fidence of the public,
SEYMOUR THATCHER, 31. D.,
of Perman. N. Y.. writes as follows :
Wistar's Bit.s'M or Wild iherrv fives nniversal
saiislt lion. It seems to curealouh by loose nine
and chanrinz the lunt-s and allayinz' irnlni.ion tVis
remi'Viiis the cause, instt-ad ofdryjns up Ihe couah
and It-avini theciise bi-hind. I consider the Kalsam
as (o d as any. if not the best, Cough ine -iciue with
Ahull 1 am acquainted."
Rrv. Jacou fciECHLER, of Hanover, Pa.
Well known and much respected among the German
population in this country makes the following state-m-nl
lor the benefit of the attiicted.
Dear Mas Having realised in my family impor
tant benelits from the use til" your valuable prenara
lion Wistars Balsam or Wild Ciilrrt :t allords me
pleasure to rec.oiuiueud it lu the public, r-oine ciht
yt-ars aco one of my daughters see ned lobe in a Oe-
cliue an little bupes of her recovery were niertain-
ed I then procured a bottle of your exci llenr Ihilsam.
and before the bail takn the whole of the contents of
the bottle there was a great 111 rrovemetit in her
health I hve,in my Individual ease made frequent
use ol your valuable medicine, and have always been
benefitted by it.
JACOB SECULEC.
Trice One Dollar a Bottle.
f a SALE BY
J. P. DINPVOKE. rtot'ev Street. New York
EETU W FoWLE, fc .-ON. Proprietor,, lioston.
AMD BT ALL DauUOISIS.
Q RACES
Celebrated Salvo
CURE3 CUTS. BURNS, SCALDS.
Grace's Celfhrafed Salre
CURES WOUNDS. URUI3E3, SPRAINS,
Graces Oelebraletl Salve
CURES BOILS, ULCERS, CANCERS.
Grace' Clerrated aire
CURES SALT RHEUM. ERYSIPELAS.
Grc' Celebratid Salve
- CURES CIIAPPtD HANDS. CHILBLAINS,
Grace b Celebrbted Satva
F1EALS OLD SORES.FRESII WOCNDS.fce.
It is prompt in action, removes pain at onec and re
duces ibe most aurrv-looking swellings and iiiifla
mationa as if by magic thus affordinif relief and a
compete cure.
Only ii eents a box I (Sent by ma il for 35 cents,)
For Sale by
J. P DIVSMORR 3rTPev.tree.w York.
B. VP. FAVE t &JN, Proprieto.-s.Boston, and by all
Dmfgists, Crocers. and Country tore
Jtaiioarr 87, lc6tj ly .
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N. E. Cor. Tenth and Chetcut iStreets.
PHILADELPHIA.
The most comp:ete and thorourhly appointed Busi
ness or Commercial College in the country.
The only one in thu city pis-inx a Legislative
Charter, and the only one in the United "tales author
ized to confer Dearer of Merit Diaplomas awarded
to graduates in the Commercial Course- under its cor
porate seal by authority of law.
Conducted by C' lilli iiien nf liberal education and
eilensive experience in business, aud alfordiiiir une
r)uallt;d otlviiiilaces for the thoi oniru ihoretical nnd
piaciiral edi.calion of youiu men tor the various du
ties and employment of business life.
THEORY ANl PRAC'lICii COMBINED
by a of system
A TUAI. ni?INR.-S TRAIVlVf
original and pre mmi.-hi y praetii-iil g 'viu the stu
tl -lit in tlie sltortfrt time a romp l.-l; iei;ht iiitoi'n
riOIno'. tie t ils, t u t ins and li-ms of business in
Kf tic-rat s roniuctk c in t b-st regulated (Ouiuiir
li.ll ailii fliiiinri il estitli'isliiiients.
i n iu. i: il a i. ii iokku? :pi vn
l"lon a new plio. wilh nn original exposition of the
wl -e ol acceiints. arra -.-d an I p ibllKhe l tiv the
pmpn 'tm oft hi, I -tnnti. extlii .i vt ly t'.tr hi o u
nf iviiijr one ball' toe ordinary l.ibor of the st'ident
8io- i'iV nii' In n ctttdiilirtt: Kiiowledfte of th-j practice
it tl.e iift ui t'otiiiluitt.
rut: cu.HMt.uciAL comtsE
EM3KACES
B"oket'io; Coutniiii rial A risbinetic,Pc n
ruans! ip. Bu-iners Oorrorpondeucc,
Coniiiicrcial Iaw, Loctur.js on
Bu?ii es Affairu, Coiouicr
ciai l'u-t:iis, Forms,
and Actual Busi
i es Prscticp.
PPECIAI. ItriANCHES
9'gtbra and the Higher .Mathematics, Phonography, Or
namtutal Penmansliip, the Art a Detecting
CoUMt'rfeit Jlory. KnaiuetDng Sur
veying, Aacira'iJH and
l'etrnraikiniT .
TELLUP l 111 VO.
The arrangements for l elc mptiing are far more ad
vance of anything; of the kind ever ofl. red to the pub
lic. A regular Tele rapli Line is connected with the
Inrtitntion tvi'h twenty branch ollices in various
parts of the ci"y. where public business is transacted,
and in which the students of this Institution are per
muted lo practice. No regnUr office practice can be
bad in anv other school of instruction in de country,
w ilhout whit h no one can obtain a position as a prac
tical operator. Young m n are cautioned n-ininst the
deceptive n presentations .f those who, without any
such facilities, pretend lo l arli Tt-l.-'Taplini"
PATRON AiSE.
This Institution is now enjoying the largest pitron
troti.ig.! ever hcinwed upon any Couiuiorcial sch iol in
tle Mate. Over fiv liun.lre st'idt-nts were in atten
dance the fi-st yt'.-ir. and over seven hundred during
the past year. Tlie be-t class f gttieViits may inva
riably be found here, and ail its associations are first
I'lHSk.
LOCATION AND ACCOMMOOATIOVS.
'I bis Institution is Ioc.it"d iu lite mosi. cntral part
of tile city , aiiil Us at oioioou. ,tn , ns for extent, elt;
jatice and con vemence, are uusurpa-sed. All the
rooms have been fitted up in the very Oest style with
HUIVKSS OFFICES oil CV-UNTIVU HOUSED.
TELECRAPH OFFICE, STATIONARY 6TORE,
AND A RKon.AR
RANK OF KEPOSU AVI) ISSI7F..
supplied wilh finely engraved lithographic notes used
as a circulating medium inthe I'cpaitmeiit of Actual
Business.
TO YOijrVG ZlSiX
who desire the very b- ft facilities for a
Practical f.t'.QCtin :) ior liusinrss,
we guarsn lee a course of instruction no where elst
equulled, whi'e the reputation and ftunding of the
Institution Pluotig busiiirss men make its endorse
nifiit the best passpoit t' success and advancement.
A:l contempl.Hifig oitering any Commt rrial College,
are invited to semi for an I LLi STK ATK1)
CIKCULAU AND C I aLOGUE
containing comtdete interior views of the College,
and full particulars of the course of instruction,
terms, fee.
L. FAIRBANKS', 1. 31 ,
Pr--sident.
T. E. JI Etc II ANT, Supt. of OlTice Pusiness.
Nov. 4. 1-1.5 13m.
I)
RUGS, DUE lis, DELGS.
Pure Met!irines. nt John R. 'oyer's Drug Store.
corner Main and .Mirk. I Streets. A good assort
ment of
pi ijr: nztvua,
Medicines, Paints. Oi'a and Varnislio. always nn
barn, nnd wi. lie sold cheeper than at any other
Liri r-lorc in li.vti.
Q V A L IT Y G U Sli A X T E h D.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at .Mover's
I'Hig Stor.-.
A5 its and Jaynes .Medicines sold at Mover's Drug
Store.
Wi-harfp Tr Cordial. Raker's "o.l Liver Oil,
Win-Iuw's l?oothi-ig fyrup, sold at J oyer's llrug
Sttre
For any reliable patent medicines, call at Moyer's
Drug Store.
Leather of all kind, whoiesnle nnd retail,' nt J. R.
Moyer's I'rugMore, RliMjmburg, Pa.
tay a, 11.0. if."
1NW (
TEW OAL 7-AUD.
X
The undersigned respectfully informs th" citir.nns
of IJiiniii'burg ami Columbia county , that they ket p
II tiie dilT'-rent nniiihera "f stove coil an I selected
lump coal for smiihing purposes, on their w har', a-l-joining
MrKelvv, N en 1 At Go's Funis' e ; with a good
pair liulfalo scales on the wharf.to weich coal. hay and
straw iikt-wisea horse and wagon, t i .tiiver coal
to those who desire it. As we purchase a large
amount of coal, we Intend to keep a sopt-rinr article,
and sell at the very lo est prices, n. a-o- call and
examine for J ourselves before piirrha-ingf Isi-m h-re.
J. W. Ill l KI.S hit.
ALGL'sTUrl MAisOX.
rPHE nnt"erigned will tnk". i iejch mge for Coal
I ail 'co erie. lite follow ing n t 1 1 1 . 1 arin l s:
Wheat, live, ('urn. Oat P uattM-s, Lard, I'din Slioul
dir. and side meat, liutl'r. f.g. Ilay. A. c , at the
bih' Stcasli pri.jt s, at I I (jmoTV M Tf. ii.ij-oiijiig
th - ir r-al ysrd. J W . It E NDEK.-HOT.
Elm o:-hurr, 4pril C5, - ly
A. TION A L I'O UN 'OR si.
Bl UOMSIiUfiG, CO
LUMBIA COMP.A.
'f 'E subscriber, proprietor
of t!n uhv uanit'd e
. '
-i
11---i-r f
L prepared to receive orders
Jrir for
All Kiqds of Slachitifrj,
for Co'lerie", Riast Furnaces, Ft.ntonary Engines,
MILL'S, THPESIUNfJ MACHIVKS. iC . A.C.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all sizt-s and
,-atterns. p'ow-irons, and everything usually made in
oit-class Foundries.
His ext jnsive facililies and practical workmen, war-
aiit Iipu in receiving the largest contracts on the
m st reasonable terms.
tCT" Grain of all kinds will bo taken in exchange for
castii:s.
li t This establishment is loca.ed near the Lackawa
na S, Iilooinsburg Railroad D pot.
PETER BILLMYER.
Ulaonisburg, Sopt. 12, 1803. .
HC. II O W E R,
SURGEON DBNTIST.
.. mm ia iruLUi ou.-rs ins prnless
ional servic;s to the latlies and gentle
"V-yV mcn ' ''' 'ouisburgaiid vicinity. He is
no.rat ions tn th li to. ot' nr..r..c.ukn . . i t
w.lhfte l.nest improved P-iHCh1lj T KTll w lur
u. ..iiii.aptii.l r. .. II i .
- '-.--.' jrto't.i.ti itt.i.siiver anu ruooer u.
tolokw II as the nalinal lei th
Mi ler tl plate and bb t k teeth maniif irfired ar all
0 r lions on tee tli.carelu ly aud prop-riy uti. iided t .
e,i,'ence arid titiire a few doors above, the Court
II tiiie. same side.
CI o.iigliur;, June G li-G3
A. J. EVANS'.
CLOTHI T4G EMPORIUM,
Iearly opposite the EpUcopal Church.
LOrHJNG OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
MY stock is composed of fine cloth'ng, medium
aud low priced adapted to all conditions,
tavtca and wants. He has the latest styles for the
season a Sue assortment of
OYercuals aud Geatleisen's Shavr-s,
from low to the very best
His Hoods are ta-kvitinble on! well ftl.ide.
In addition to my slock of r?-i ly-made clothing, I
have piece goods for custom orders.
Cloth, asiinciiw, &c, Arc.
And having one of the first class entter. I fiiaran
tee a fit iu all eases and give satisfaction. Also a
variety of
li AXD LttEX ShlRTS,
Stockings, Neckties. Collars, .-'locks. Handkerchiefs
ever)thing in the gentlemen's line of cot lung
AUo, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Trunks aud Carpet
bags.
. i will mt II at the lowest Vtrket prices. Please give
me a call before pnr ha-ing fl hrt.
ANDREW J. EVANS,
Blooinsbtfre. Nov '5. ' (.
S"fJ()A .TiOATfil! Ageuts wanted
for T entirety cie ortit'-m. jtist out. Ad
dress O. T. GABEY. City Dtiildinx Bedford. Maine.
lfSIIl.KR'.S STOKE.
OF" -
Spriiic: mid Sntiimrr Goodiv.
r "II E subscriber has Jut returnen from the cities
J with another large nnd select assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMKIt (iOl)DS,
purchased at Philadelphia and New York, nt the
lowest fignre. and which be is determined to sell
on a. mo b rate urms as can be prueured clsew here
in Klooiiisburg.
His rtock comprises
of the choicest styles and latest fashions together
wilh a large assortment of
DRY-GOODS, MUSLINS, CLOTHS,
and V stings. Also, Groceries, Hardware, Cedar
Waru, Hollow-ware, Nails, Iron,
Hats and Caps, ace. In short, everything usually
kpi in a country -tores, to which he invites the bt
tcnii .ii of the public g-erally.
TU hifheht price w ill b.i paid for country prmluee
in exchange lurcooJs.
S. li. vH.LEii.
I'lonm-ili'ire. Nov. l-f...
V i i J 1 I i 3
E a ft 5J i . u V is 4 . i PA?; V,
f WlLKtS-ilARRI. PC.WA.
( APITAL AM) iUai'Lt,
$130,
ASSETS,
Stock not called in, fiO.noo
lolls receivable. 4d u.iU
IT. r5. 5 -'ill lionds, iij.ll.MI
Teniporark and call loans, .... li.uuu
103 sh ire Wjoniing Hank Stock, - . li. l-tl
shares First National UanK i t Wilks-Rarre, 5.000
70 shares Second National rank at V ilkes tlarre 7.l'i;i
lii shares V ilkes-Uarre Uridge Stock, . 2 .V;ll
Real Estate. .... UI'J
Judgments, - " - Mi
Duetroiii Agents and others, ... 7,41-1
Cash ill hand aud in Hank, .... 1 .p 1 J
V I sieIct h RS.
n. M. HOT.I.ENH CK, L. D. SHOEMAKER,
JdllV REICH ARM. II. M IMVT,
St.Ml.'EL WAI'MAMS. O. LI.IV(J,
CIIARUS IIOURANCE, Wm. S ll'l.-s-S.
R D I.MOE IIMlt'H-A MIXER,
SEWART TIERCE, M II.M.DIVU.
G. M POL! EV'Ai K, President.
L. 1). frHOEMAKER. Vic Pre 7.
R. C. SMITH, Secratary.
k'. IiKOWN. Ag.-nt.
March ai. ?Ho n.slinrg. Pa.
QRKAT IMmOVEMENT IN
SE tf 1XG MA Cll INE s
En?pirr ihiitl.c Machine !
hAI.F.f RIKIM-. 53ti Rrondwav. N. Y.,
2."ill W a-binclon s t et t. Co -ton.
Wl Che. nut Street. Philadelphia.
PATENTED FEB. M. lem
THIS MACHINE i constructed on entirely new
principles f nierban.siii, pos-esring many rare
and vabjiii'e imur' vein-nl having b.-t a ex i mined
bv tlr: iiio.it profound expert and pronounced I o
be
Simplicity and J rfi ction Comhincd.
It lias a straight needl'-, perpen'i--ular .it tion.
males the L- K it SIM T II.E r-1 ITI II . bu h will
ni-i'lv-r RIP fcor RAVEL, and is a ikeon both sis ;
performs per'ert tiwieg on every description if
luatfrial. from Lf al her to lie finest ai:ook inuslin.
with cotton, linen, or silk thn ad. iron the coarsest
to the fi.test mimh.-r. Having neither 'A 1 or C i
WHEEL, and tlif least poasul'! friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
Emphatically a NrnWlus Machine.
It rcq nres TIFTY PER CENT, less power to drive
it ill iu any other muchine in the market A cirl
twelve tears of age can work il steadily, wituout
fatigue r Itijury lo health
Its strength and won It-rful Simplicity of Construc
tion render' i nl'ii st imporMbie to get nut of order,
and is CCARANTEED ly the company to give en
tire sntifa ti'in .
We respectfully invite all those win may desire to
supply themselves ilh a superi r article, to come
and i xaii.iiie this I'NKIVALLEM V AI UI VC.
i lie liit' hour's instruction is fiili.ci nt to enable
any person to work this math-tie to their enure sal
isiaciion. Agents wanted for all towns i i the United States,
wh. -re agencies are not alr-ady established. Also,
fr Cuba. Jlexiro. Central and South America, to
wbuma lib'ral lisroiim will b" given.
L.MP1RE SEWING .MAC!llE MF'fi CO..
oSi Itrounway, N', Y,
jTOVES AND TIN WAKJ'l
A. M. RUPERT,
Announces to his many friends and n-nierntig rus
t outers i hai he coot nines ilie above business at bi
old .l ice of businrcs on M.'xlN M".:KL,i', ULO.iti.
1. 1 H'i.
Kis customers and others can be uccomuiodit-'d
wild
FANCY STOVES
of nil kind Stovenines.Tinw are and even-. , . ...I
........ . : t:: -
nr i it ie iotiii'i i n i
and tinwam;
nil well reculnted STOVk'V''''
E I t-'IAI.LiMi.MLNTS in the cities.
and on the most reasonable terms.
Zy SPll:TINl. ft:r loiuses aud b ms, will be put
up on shtri iiotire. Also, ai kinds of repairing doiin
prnuipily and unoii liberal terms.
He also keeps on hand a l.triC supply of Milk
Tans, of ciilf:r-nt sizes and prices ; b;-'iios a tine as
sortment ol Fisner's I'ttt.-nv feU-tfeali.-i" Fruit Pre
serving Cans. Give bint a c ill
Jul It. JnoC if.
A YEAR mai'e by any one with
t'teiiril 'Pools No exnerietice
' 7 liees
,.. r. - o , j . hi; i re SI It'lltS. I. a fc II -
lers, and Treasurers ol J Hanks in.iors,. tlie circular.
Sent free u ith samules. Adore. s th American tteu
cil Tool Works. Springfield , Vermont
August 1, l-Hiii. Dm.
1
C0,000 SHINGLES & A LARGE
LOT OF FKCNING BO A EDS F OR
sals- The undersigned offers for sale upon the
most reasonable terms, at his place of business, iu
KENTON. COLUMi I A C lll.MTY. o..e hundred Ihoii
sand shingles and a large lot ol fencing boards, of
the very best quality, both I ine ami lumloi k.
J. J. .VcilENRY.
Benton, May P, IHOB.
Wm. c. IICNSZKT,
WD, W. CARl'L.llER.
Established 1E23.
G. Y. CAiirKNTLK, IILWSZL F & CO.
WHOLESALE DR UGG1S r?.
737 Market St. one door below 8th. PpiLADEXpin a,
DRUGS'. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS
PAINTS OILS. GLA-S. VARNISIII S, DYEf,
And every oth-r article appertaining to the'
business, of the tiest quality, and al the
lowest Market hUte.
March 53. ipnii.
I ilii ! I i 1 II ! IITII ! "
J. SCRATCH! SU;-vAT:t! SCRATCH
WH EATON'S OINTfylENT
Will l ure I he ilcli in IS Hours-
Also cures SALT RH I'l'M. ri.l'F.RS, CHIL
BLA IXS. and all ERUPTIONS OF TH E SKI V. "rice
5U c-nts. Ftirsaleby all Druggists. Hv ending t o
cents to WEr KS tt POTTEK.f!e Agent's. 1711 Wash
melon street, liostjn. it will bo forwarded by mail,
free ol postage, to any part of the United states.
June , li y.
J70RKS HOTEL,
GEO. IV. JIArr.E, Propr'etor.
The above wf II known liotcl has recently under
gone rat'u al changes in its internal arrai-.gtment,
and its pr-i'rut r ami'tunres to his former custom
and the travelling puidie that hi accominodnlions
for the comfort of bis guests are i.erond to none 111
the country. His table will always be found sup
plied, not onl Hh substantial f od.but with all
thi delicacies of the sea on. Hi wrtte and liquors
(except mat popular beverage known a 'Mc Henry .')
purchased direct fr-un t in importing houses, are en
tirely pur", and free fo m all poisonous drugs. He
is thankful for a lineral pat'unage in thu pa.l, BOd
will coaliaue to uescrve it in the future.
GEORGU W. MAUSER.
Mu 13, rscs. tf.
; : U--s '.--.. ;- ':''-
v - t-' :: --. '?:-"v -i l
T:: tf Tr -r V '-'Jf
N- s-i".?':
If"",'"7. ;i.; Wi ,j ,'iLSr-"i v i 5 :J I
. ..i r 'uryT; v
JYcio Slock of Clothing.
171323321 iITEVilS
Stirins? and uziimcr Gosc(I
INVITES attention to bis stock of cheap and fash
ionable CI' thing at his Store, on
M. J .V A TU i: 11 T, Ii L O OMSB VUG,
tuut floors above Hie .imtriran Hutise,
where ho has Jut received from New York and
Phi ladelphia, a lull assortment of
il3-ii acatl SJviv'm 4 loIai:iir.
Wncluding the most fesbiouahle. durable and hand
f some, DKrf.S COOUS. coiisisling of
liox, Sack, frock. Gum and Oil ClotL
Coals, and 'an fx,
of all sorts, size, and colors. He also has rplcn-it-ht-d
his alieady large stock of Fall and Winter
Hitvvl-t; striped, figured and plain Vests, shirts,
cravnts. Murks collars, liai.ilkt rclllefs, gloves, sus
jieu.l'Ts and fin-y uriiclos.
M C. He biiti t'oii-taiitly .n hand n large and well
s. l-t I ass iri.li -nt or ;i.ittn mil Votings, winch
lo- is rep. nt ii to make up to ord- r. into any kind of
rl'ithiug on vrr sli irl none.' uud in l!ie bent of m .n-
lo-r.
Al' his c I i lung is made to wear and most ui it is
ot tiotiic uiiinut'.icltirtt.
A . I)
Tevei v D-srripn -n. Fie. and Ch ap. HisCaeof
J.:e;r is n - t surpassed iu this place. nil and ex
amine bis !..-:ierrii a.-sortnit'ii. of I'lothin, Watches,
Ii i !iy. A.C. &.C.
DAVID LOWEVBL'KG.
Lloiniiv burg, Aril 20. l.-'tij.
I e:rygigi:r,
Has opened a first class BOOT, SIOF,
HAT AD DAP STOi-iS,
At bis old Ftand on Main Ptret-t Plntiuisbuig. His
sl ick is composed of the very latest and Invt styles
ever oir.:red to 'he citizens of Columbia Vun'.v. He
can nrcoinuioiiatu tnc public u ilh the foltowiitg l.inds
and price- :
Men's calf boots, fine, 5.-, 1 n to 9.0 I
iii. tl. mill.- sole, 3 75 tn .I 7.7
Boys chilli's boots. 1.75 to 4.7.7
M .'ii's glove kid. Congress, &c, 2.50 to 5,75
" Hal. tshot s. I bd to 3.0 I
women's boys and mis-cs glove
kid l-isling iimt rt, 1.75 to 5 75
Women's gh ve kid. very fine, 3. Jj to 5 75
fu-.e goit moroc.eii b.ilmorrls, tt 5 1 to 4 Oil
' Hi' li s morocco and call shoes, 1.75 to 2. "ill
common shoes, 1 .On to -J . "hi
Misses' ami I'bild's shoes. 0 -5 to 1 tiU
Men's, w omen's, misses', boys and cliilds
slipper. 0,25 to 1.00
He itUo keeps a great varit.tr of II AT3, CAPd and
ST 11 A Y GOODS
of every kind, at Ilie lowest prices, bolh for Cash an
Country produce.
Remember the aitraclion is in our good'. Don'l
be alarmed nt the cry of high prices, but call anj sea
for yourselves. Rc-rpectluiiy,
HENRY G IU EH.
IllO'imsburg. July 11, 1-GG.
Lackawanna & Dt(io;tis!;ursr haiJioad.
T- ti;..;
Crif TWO DAILY Tin INS. "tDa
ON AND AFT' R OVEMllPR i7, lil5, PAS-
IsENGER TRAINS WILL Kl N As FOLLOWS:
L 1: A V E BOUT II VV A R I)
P M PM A M.
Leave Prranton, 4 4 li.Vi
Kingston. 6 00 6.55
HI joiiisi urg. tJ.-JU " SJ
Arrive at Northumberland 9.50 10.35
LEA Vt NORTHWARD.
A M PM
Leave Northumberland. 7.00 5 no
" Danville. 7'40 S 40
III 00 mi burg, P.25 6 y.i
Arrive at s-i ruaon. 12 4d 10 15
Trains l-nving Kingston at 2 30 A: M for Prrantoii
connet t with Trialil arriving at New-York at 5 Jo
Leaving Nurtliumtie land al f.00 A ll.nud Kingston
2 :m P. M , connect itli Tram arriving at Now Vork
at 10 55 P. M
P.isi-nter tnking Train ?onih from Scranton nt 5 .Id
A M via o tiioinl eri.iii l.reai h llarri lt.irg I J :;it P M.
IUU nn ore 5 :o P Xi arliingtou iu OOP M via Ru
pert jcaih Philadelphia tl 7 00 P.M.
11. A. FONDA, Supt.
Kingston. Nov ,25. lrT.5.
r HE .NEW
1
r ursi: k tkac 2:
AEilA5:S8IA
COMBINED WITH
IODIDE OF LIME,
Plif.rAhF.D FOR
C. W. PETTES. EOiTON.
By
JAaIIES R. aICIIOLS & f 0.
Man vfaciuriiifj Chcm
MANL "FAi'TCRI'.ES OFT'IE
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK
WITH
I'roloxidc ol Iron,
Which lias become so favorably known as a
7 o.vc j?.v KF.9ion.niri-:.
By rhysiciau and Invalids iu all parts of the coun
try.
The new preparation. "S.irsapari'l.i in combina
tion ith l.idl.le of Lime." prt si'tits one of tlie niosl
prouit nltt-rative agon's, in a orm capable of eX'-rl
ir.g lull anion upfln the system. an1 this in minute
and pli as.nit doveg. It is conceded mat Ihe altera
tive resolvent, or tonic clit cts of Iodine are exert
ed ninct lit cidedly wben associated wuh other alter
anvt's. in coinbii-atiou : ami the S irs.-inriila seems,
to fulfill (.cifitilv all in., favorable requisitions.
The first elo tt usu illy observed wIk-ii
"S XKSAI'An II.LA WITH IODIDE OF LIME"
is taken, is an Increase of uppetite showing that it
has tonic ptopi-rtius of a 111 irked character. Its al
lerntrv 1 t lo-t is are mauilt-st in iis ready cnuihina
ton with Hie blood an I Hs-urg Pale. crdulnds
v onieri an I h'ldre n improve rapidly under its use,
and tin- v it-il fuit li-iin assume a tu altliy rondition.
It is M.;uiirabiy a '.ipte I to a large 11 u ruber ol chron
ic t r .tt ;!; a'l' t lions peculiar to children It is suit
e. t 1 Ml- :u lo Hi bv th- mildness n lid rt!iriiicy of
i.ic.i, i;..il 1 j.f ct -in. Ith.: pleas ml, iittrarlive firm of
tn- ren.i-.iy. It liny be givee f.ir a long period where
1 ohsIUmi 101i.1l iiifl.ierit.es are tit:sired. an I no repug
nante. or t isiiulinat oil to tak.; tne syrup, riicoiin
t' red. In VV iin .-ni' lings. Hip Joim Disease, and
istortions d tiu S;iiu-. it s, , . giv-u p-isiat-ently,
111 numerate noses, uiml relief is GUI one J
In the Sj'rinyof the Vt-ac, and durhj the
Warm Vn ithcr,
the nccu!nnlation of morbid matters in the system
scorns to become manliest and very tror.blesome Las
situde, lleauache. Roils, CosUvcness, Loss of .ppe
lite. Pains in the Joints, Indigestion, t-tc , are very
common. .Nothing ever dev ised i better ada.ited to
exterminate ocd.ive otTthes- afT clinns tfi'iu llns new
couibi'.ation of S ARa.Al'ARI LLA Willi IODIUE
uF LI 1 E.
AV preparation liheit, or vhich approrimitcs to if . as an
Alterative, or Blood Puritur,
ban ererbrforebte piaeed trithin Ihe rear h of inraltds.
Indeed, it is an entirely nlw and scientific combina
tion, iu nuercspect reseuiulin- au flung hiliiei to em
ployed. The opinion of medical men concerning il.tli; de
scription of its chemical ch.iraoter. therapeutic val
ue, inanner of use. etc., are given i.i a circular,
which can be bad al the sljre of any aud all firsl-t!.i-s
Druggists.
siold in Rloomsbure. w holesale anc retail, by
Ever & Mover, anil all Druggists
June l, l"i C tux.
"IISS LIZZIE PETE KM AN,
Would announce to the ladies of Rnomburg and
the puhlir generally, that she has jut received Iroin
the eastern ci'ies her
-ins ami SiiEiiiiier
Stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting of all article s usually found in first class
Millin-ry Mores. Uer pmuls are of the best tjuali'y
and among tlie most handsome and cheapest 111 the
liihrket Ca'l nnd examine them for yourselves
Nob n!y siioiilj purchase .-Is -where b.-fore eiamin
ing l iss Fetertuati's stock ol goods llonne's made
to order, on the slmrt-t noiioi'. or repaired.
store on Ma. ti slu t t. 3d d.tor below tlio ktore of
Meiitlt-uhall i Rupert.
Bloouisburg, iay iSOll. if.
C. C. JMKR'S
m s cw & ;p e s2
Iha ve opened a new fftore at the old stand of Da
vid Stroup, on Main street. Illooinsburg, an,4 will
keep on baud a general assortment of
Such a. Dry Roods. Notions. Groceries. Tin-ware
Unaware. Cedar and Willow Ware Drugs
Confectionary. Class-Ware. Tobacco Hats . '
hhoes. Flour, alt Fish and Meat ; all of
which I propose selling at a very low figure Tor
cash or produce.
Cr Call and see. c. C M RR
Eluomtburp, April 13, lrfsj tf.
eOMETHINC NE.V AND NOVEL FOR AGENTS
u '2''ra. Conntry Stores. DrucriM,. and all
seeking an hnnnrab'e and pr fit -ble business Free
by ia:l for e5 cis. ; w h.lcsal I per doz Canvas
esrs reahre Si to $12 per day piofil
ABBOTT fc DOWD. Manufacturer., 196 Water St
Kew Ym.-8ep. I. laa.-08. M P '
F O U T 2 S
eri.inB.ATXl)
Hotbb an. Game Powilers,;
This preparation.
Ions; and favorably
known, 'will thor
oughly reinTigorat
broken-down and
low-spirited horses,
by strenfethenins;
and cleansing th
stomach and intea
tines.
It is a sure pre
ventivs of all dis
eases incident to
this animal, snch
LUNG FEVER, GLAsXIEB3,
YELLOW WA
TER, HEAVES,
COUGHS, DIS
T E M PER, FE
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OK APPE
TITE AND VITAL
EXEKUY.ic. Its
use improves the
wind, increases
the appetite- gives
a smooth and
irlossy skin and
transforms th
miserable skeleton
home.
Into a fine-looking and tplriteS
Tn V op rf ,-9 nf PtwA IV I a .t ... . . .
- i"M.iuUa is lnvainaniflA
It increase the iuanUty and improves the oualit
V I nflk. OL. , . ,
s-. mk UtliK. II BU
been proven by ao
taal experiment to
Increase the quan
tity of milk and
cream twenty per
cent, and make Ui
bntter firm and
street. In fattening;
cattle, it Kivesthem
?-rA ! tX'-P-JFWJl n PrwWi loosens
- Ail .-!iSVsjrAl . their hide, and
?&&&>" them thriv.
much faster.
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, CTcert is
the Lungs, Liver,
kc, tliis article
acts as a specific.
Ey p'lttinir from
one-half a paper
to a paper in a
barrel of swill the
above diseases
will be eradicated
or entirely prevented. If given in time, a certain
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera.
Price 25 Cents per Paper, or 5 Paperi for $1
PHEPAKED BT
S. V. FOUTZ & BRO.,
AT THEIB.
WHOLES IE DRl'S AXD JIF.DICIXE DEPOT,
No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, McL
For Sale by Druggists and Storekeeper tkrougH
out the United States.
Tj" Tor aie al the Drug Store of
EYEtl 4- MOVER,
Eloomsburg Pa,
rtlonmshur;. Jan. 0. 1H60. 12mo.
DR. W. 11. WMTMOH,
HAS been in snccessfnl practice for a number of
years, with the experience of the different hospital-in
Europe, also a member of the Analytical
viedical Institute of New V'crk, conti lues to attend
to all processional ca-es at his office itio. bii Filbert
irlreet, Pliiladelptiia.
2. No patent Medicines are used or recommended ;
the remedies administered are those which will not
break rowu tiie constitution, but renovate the sys
tem from all injuries il has sustained from mineral
m .-dirine. a nd leave the system in t healthy and
perleitlv rurd condition,
3. DYsil'l PrU t. that distressing di tease and fell
destroyer nf health and bappme. undermining ths
con tituti in .nj yeaily carrviu: thousands to un
timeiv zrave. can most emplia ically be cured,
4. Milanrholv. Ahberralion. that state ot Alina
tion and weakness of the mind which renders pe
sous incapable ot enjoying the pleasures or perfai.
ins th" duties of life,
5. r.llEUvlATIilM.ln any form or condition.r.hron
ia or acute, warranted curable.
. f.PI LI'I'S v. pr falling sickness, all cbrOHic or
stubborn case of
iVIHAIE IIISEASKS
radica'ly removed ; Sa't Rteum and every descrlp.
lion of ulcerations ' Piles and scrofulous diseases
whitb have lm tiled all previous medical skill, can b
cured by my treatment ; and I do say all disease,
(ye. Coxsi'MPTiON) ran be cured by wearing my Medi
cated I it ket. h tilt h is a protection to the lungs
acinst all rhiinres d" weather iu all climntess bav
ins tn vestiL'Jited for year the cause and character ot
iupTiiHt'-iits (tever ami atue) in alt parts of the
Cut'ed States - i II cure pennant nil J all chronic or
aruii! case of aue aud nervous piseawes in a few
tiays.
( a tift r Cured without Ihe knife or Dr&wln;
Bond.
Tapu Worm, thnt dread to the Human Family for
years, ran I e removed Willi two or tuje doses of
wy newly discovered remedy, warranted in all cases,
tiiis'id.iii'tn iu tlie Euli.h and German Lancuages
free of cliarse. VVill make visits any distance, if
desired M iv be addresse by letter (conndenlially.)
an I titilicine sent wilh roper direction to kny
part ot Ilie count rv
OFFICE X'o. 023 FilbcrltL rui'.a,
April 4. IPC!"' iy.
pi:. J. r. i:vans
ri:y vicin n and Sargcoa,
9 JTAVI.Nii Inra'r-if pKriritiiietiily on Main
5 Sue--!. HLOO.MSl'l'KG. Pa., wonlil in-
orm tlie pub'ic cenera'ly. tnat he is preprared to
attend to all business faithfully and punctually that
uiny be intrusted to bis care, on terms comuiensit
rat wiiU lb- tirnes.
II pay sinct attention to 5ir;ry as well
as iii-t icine.
Nuv.'-!j. 1 ch:, ly.
M. M. Tit AUG II,
A T'i'O I : s EI'-A T-3 A V,
BLOOMSBURG, Pi.
Will pra ctire in the several Courts of Columbia
and adjoining enmities.
T?" All Collections promptly attended to.
June -JO, laixi.
CHAS. G. BARKLE Y,
ytiorncy .! Law,
DLC03ISClK(i, 'JOLCsllCIA CO., PA.
CITII.L practice in the several Conrtsof Columbia
V County. All leeal bnsmess intrusted to his
caie shall receive piompt attention.
Omce-nn ia:n.ttreet. Exchange Buildings, over
Miller's Store.
llloomsburF, April 13. IFC4
ri r-r w
. r. Mi
Justice of flic Tcncc,
Licensed Conveyancer, Scrivener, and
Snrveyor.
OSicc IScavcr Valley, Pa.
Will attend tot kine Acknowledgements. Write
D.vtts, Mortcnees. Leises. Bonds. Notes. Atrree
niftits. fce. tsorvi ying attended to with despatch
Cil rre niinierate.
GllUCKUlES AND
F'PII. ELNTEI.L. havina boucht L. Runyon's PRO
j VISION STORE is now prepared to t-ell Grocer.
es at Whole sale or Retail, as Cl-cap as the Ceap
est. iij:i:e you caa niD ,
SUGARS, TK AS. COFFEES.
SVRUrS.SIMCES, CRACKERS
9
i
STARCH. SOOA. CORN STARCH
DUIED FRUil". CANNED FRUIT,
A'OO DEN-WARE, FLOUR, FISH,
DEANS. ONIONS. &c, ice.
EPH. VV. ELWELL.
P.lnnmsbiirf Eeb 14. ISt'ifi.
f;J.-Vf atrPr,t evprywfiere' to sell
cur improved $i0 Sewins Machines. Three vrvr
kinds. I rider and upper feed. Warranted Ova
year. Above salary or lane commissions paid
The ON..V macnines in the Cnited Stiles for lesat
man jji, wniet are IJ lly licensed by Howe. Wheel.
er A 11 i ann I " r r. n r M. li .. k-. . .. . . .
l acht Itler. All other cheap Machines are In'
inert Klid the seller or user are li.ihlo m - .i
a;i-.
-itraes
and iiiinrisoniiietit rimi... c. rreat. fitts
upon Shaw 4. rlaik, Eiddeford V -'l'lres orrITg
December iju. Irt.j ly. ' -e.. or C iwcago 111.
owr.aus line
Til E under , 7.
1 n!'- .tia'ensnoe J rclfally announce to
-n UMMIIM LINE, bel fOSi
iween I tils uce aud thodif- Z'
ferent Rail Road Depot di- rV
Iv. 1 1 , . .. - . . -
j. v -' ' " "-Acepieui to eir-swfjBas
f.n".,h"rI.r;,.l!f..,h '-VJ.r?!. ' South aw...
tel. 1 ,e" tuely notice at any of t ke Ho-
JACOB L. GIKTOX,
E'eomsburs, April 27,
Proprietor,
BLA.NKS I BLANKS 1! ;.
everlr description for fa9 at ihiieffict;
tnswiti