Bloomsburg democrat. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, October 21, 1868, Image 4

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    FARM AND GARDEN.
flow A FAILS= WAY LOOOll MONET.-••
By not taking a goof home paper.
Keeping no account of hotne:openttiona.
raying no attention to the good maxim,
"A stitch in time saves nine," in regard to
the mowing of grain and planting of seeds
at the proper time.
Leaving reapers, plows, cultivators, etc.,
uncovered from tho rain and heat of the
sun. More money is lost this way than
many people are willing to believe.
Permitting broken implements to be scat
tered over the farm until they aro irrepar
able. By repairing;breken implements at
the proper time many dollars may be saved
a proof of the assertion "that time is
money."
Attending the auction sales and purchas
ing all kinds of trumpery, becaus3 in the
words of the vender, the articles are "very
cheap."
Allowing fences to remain unimpaired
until strange cattle are found grazing in the
meadow, grain fields, or bruising the fruit
trees.
Disbelieving the principal of a rotation of
crops, before making a single experiment.
Planting fruit trees with the expectation
of having fruit, without giving the trees
half attention needed to make them profit
able.
Practicing economy by depriving stock of
proper shelter during winter, and giving
them unsound food, such' as half rotten
and mouldy bay and fodder.
Keeping au unnumerablc,tribe of rats on
the premises, and two or three lazy dogs
that eat up more in a month than they are
worth in a whole lifetime.
And lastly he looses by not reading the
advertisements of these who patronize the
printer, they being invariably the most eu•
terprising and liberal houses to deal with,
when he goes to town.
MOO IN OIieIIARDS.—If hogs aro allow
ed to run in orchards during the season
when defective fruit is fulling from the trees
they will be an advantage in some respects,
as they devour the defective fruit that con
tain worms, as they fall to the ground, and
thereby the propagation of large numbers
these insects is prevented. It is not claimed
that all the worms in the fruit will be de.
stroyed by swine, as many leave the apples,
and burrow in the ground before the fruit
falls; but in many cases these insects have
been so diminished by swine running in or
chards, as to render their depredations of
little loss.
When good, sound fruit begins to fall,
the hogs should be removed,"as the object.
for which they are allowed in orchards is to
consume the defective, not the good fruit.
In some eases it will be advisable to ring
the swine to prevent too much rooting ; but
when rooting is confined to the space imme
diately under the trees, as is sometimes the
case that operation is not necessary.
Some breeds of hogs root more than oth•
ere ; and in some cases their rooting is a
benefit especially if one intends to crop the
ground the following season.
KEEPING VEOETAIII.IB. —Sink a barrel
two-thirds of its depth to the ground (a
box or cask will answer a better purpose)
heap the earth around the part projecting
out of the ground, with a slope on all sides;
place the vegetables that you desire to keep
in the vessel; cover the top with a water
tight cover; and when winter sets in throw
an armful of straw, bay, or something of
the sort on the barrel. If the bottom is
out of the cask or barrel,' it will be better.
Cabbage, celery and other vegetables, will
keep in this way as fresh as; when taken
from the ground. The celery should stand
nearly perpendicular, celery and earth alter
nating. Freedom from frost, ease of ac
cess, and especially freshness and freedom
from rot are the advantages claimed.
To PREVENT RUST IN PLOWS,-.-A corre
spondent of the Rural World gives the fol
lowing, which be says he has tried success
fully ; it is simple and worth adopting:
None but a plowman knows the advan
tage of having a bright plow. The writer
has tried a great many articles to prevent
plows and other agricultural implements
from rusting. There is nothing so good and
handy as patent axle grease. I have used
tallow, paint and Japan varnish, but the
axle grease is always convenient and easily
applied.
THE COliiiery Gentleman states that badly
weaned calves way be prevented from suck
ing, as may cows addicted to milking them
selves, by putting a bit in their mouth and
attaching a strong twine to a girth around
the body of, the animal.
LAME YIELD or WIIEAZ—JoeI Swayno,
of Christiana Hundred, Dol., raised this
Year one hundred and aoventy-four bushels
of white bearded wheat on five and ono•half
sore&
THEY Imo harvested this year in Cali•
fornia a wheat crop of 20,000,000 of bwit.
A baby is old to be like wheat, boonse
it is first cradled, then thrashed, sad filially
heroines the flower of the
GENUINE MANURES.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
IMPROVID
SUPER PROSPILITE OP LIME,
The old stnedard Whin, uniform on 9nallof. ,
most Minty prelim., and cheapest Phi
phi% in the Illarlint.
In Dap, %OW lac each, IMO nor'"' ""
AMISIONIn.‘"
Aeknowledimit t• he the tenet eal.teble manure et
0 . prier, ',Cured lu the public
IN the. each, INA pet MOO lb.,
PURE GROUND BONE
At Lowest Market Rates.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
We cell only No. I—race lege Oren how Ose,Cloe.
eminent.
9
GUANO,
A aplentliConanure, and one that Is attraction much
attention front farmers.
Pitied In Barrels, $33 Ferilo9o We.
LAND PLASTER.
10 80170111. al levrost market rotes. A pure article
A DISCOUNT TO DEALERS ON ABOVE PRIDES
Should the dealer near you not have our article',
send your orders direct to us, and they will brim
prompt attention.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
Oftkeg & Stores, al S. Water Street,
and 428. Delaware Avenue.
DEALERS IN OILS, CANDLES AND
GENERAL CUMMISeIION MERCHANTS.
PH/LA DEL pat&
Auk, IS, im4.--13t
rESTABLHHICD IN leatt.J
NEW CLOTHING AND GENTLE-
MEN'S FUItNISIILNU STORE.
ME undersigned respectfully announces to hie
many friend* that he hoe opened a new Clothing and
filentlemen'e Furnioning Store, M the lower room of
the MUMMA Sulidinl, eautheant Cornet of Main and
Market Streets, Oloonieburg,
!lavingJohn retured from Fiala&lph:twitb a tare
stuck ur
Fall and •Vinler Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, ie., ite. Ile fat
tuts himself that be con please all. llis stack emu ,
pews
HEN'S AND BOES" CLOTHING,
such as
DRESS COATS,
SACA COATS,
0 V EUCOA TS,
ea NT
VLNTS,
BLURTS,
DRAWORS,
COLLARS,
COLLARS,
HOSIERY,
SUSPENDERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS
UMBRELLAS, Be,
and is feet everything in the Clothing or rurnishing
lit e at
17rry Lobe
In addition to the above he has an elegant assort
aunt of
Clotherl, Cassimers, and Vestings.
It? Clothing made to order at the shortest notice
Can and see, before purchasing elsewhere. and
tiEtURE GREAT BARGAINS.
J. W. CIIEMBERLIN.
October In. 18110
NEW BAKERY AND CONFEC
TIONERY
Mara -33.11D12116alliancsalnia
ON TRIUD STREET,
UELOW MARKET.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
3. F. FOX. Promisor of this establishment, would
respectfully infant, his old and uew sustainers, that
he has everpthina fitted up at his new stand to en•
able him to furnish them with DREAD, CAKEti,
AND CAN 1...DC . 110N BR I a • heretofore.
S 7" Hereafter all pentane, who have been ftithigh
e d with Ate, Lager neer, and Porter, by the whole,
MIL or quarter barrel, will call upon WILLIAM
GILMORE, at hie Manion in
Fhivee' Block, Main Street,
who has twee authorised by the undersiened to sell
the Paw. Ile will coo stonily have a supply on hand,
which will be sold at the lowest market rtes.
Mr. F. hae in tontine %vim his dnk y •ud Con
teeihnery„ fitted up rnotne fer the ante of
ICE CREAM,
in all wh , may favor him with their custom. He
is also prepared to make Ice Cream in large gusnti•
ties fur parties. public or social Rothe rings. us t h e
case may be. Everything pertaining to his line el
business will reeeive careful and diligent attention.
lie is thankful to his customer■ for past pt
(MC and most cordially 'Mich,' a continuance of the
same . J. F. FOX.
April 3, 1867.
G REAT IM PRO V EM ENTI N
SE ff 11 4 70 MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine I
SAI.ESROOMS, 336 Broadway, N.
2:10 Washington et =set, Heston,
P3l Chet nut Street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEE. 14, IMO.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles of median:mu, possessing many rare
and valuable impri VOUIOIII6. having been examined
by the most profound experts, and pronounced to
a
sb n pll e ity a n d crfixtion Dombinetl.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular Action,
makes the LOCK or Stit TTLE STITCH, which will
neither RIP aor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides ;
performs perfect sewing on every description of
material, from Leather to:he finest Nansook
with cotton, linen, or silk thread, from the coarsest
to the finest number. Having neither CAM or COO
WHEEL. and the laaat possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and is
Emphatically alcirittelem Machtne.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power to drive
When any other machine in the market. A girl
twelve years of age can work it steadily, without
fatigue or Injury to health.
its Strength and wooderCut Simplicity ofeonstrue.
tiun renders it almost impossible to get out of order,
and is (I UARANTEED by the company to give en•
tire satisfaction,
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with a anperier article, to come
and examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
(Inc halt hour's instruction is sufficient to enable
sl person to work this machine to their entire saL
is action.
Agents wanted for all towns in the United States,
where agencies are not already established. Also,
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount will be given.
X.MPIRE SWING MACHINE Mra
536 Broadway.''
STOVES AND ' NUE.
DI=MUI
Announces to his many friends and numerous run
tomersthat he continues the above business at his
old place of business on MAIN ISTRENT, 111,00 Mil.
1111RG.
Ills customers and others eon be iseeontmodAted
with
FANCY STOVES di A
until Wide, stovepipee,Tlnware. and every
article found In all well regulated STOVE
AND TINWARE LETAIII,IBIIIIIENTS in the elliee.
anti on the molt reaeonable menus.
lam' SPOUTING, for hones and barns, will be put
up on abort notice. Alpo, all kinds of repairing dune
promptly and upon liberal terms.
Ile also keeps on baud a large supply of Milk
Pane, of different eines and prices beridee a nap a ..
ointment of Fisher's Patent Pelf—Sealing Inuit Pre.
seving Can,. Give him a call.
July In. InUll.—tf.
'EXCHANGEHOTEL,
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The undersigned having perched and lately re.
fitted this well known Rime, situated on RAIN ST.,
iminedlntely opposite the Court Rouse, respectfully
Worms their friends and the public generally. that
their Howse is now in order for the accommodation
and entertainment of travelers.
They have spared no pain, in preparing theff :change
for the entertainment and comfort of their guests .
Their House is spacious, and enjoys a good business
location.
OWINIQUIIIeEtt run at all times between this House
and the different railroad Depots, by which travelers
will be conveyed to and from the respective Stallone
in due time to meet tha Cu..
ICOONIS /I CLARK.
Anril It. HMI.
FOR SALE.
The undereigned will orThr st private sale ale
nitwit: AND I (Y% eitunte on Blain street. and
k noon as shy . .I,naiiletproperty,"containingthirty
two lie," in (mot; rittratilion an alley in the rear and
an slier grti and west side, with a good well or
water end rows exwelleat holt on the lot The Pro*
piny is droughts one The terms will he made
easy, and posresoloa 'Primo.' she Orme( mem April
11. OTONNU.
ilehmburt , Avg is, me.
COVNTNY RCU &NiS.
FARMNRS,
AND OTHERS,
CONNOR YOUR
ASHES, BEESWAX, BEANS,
Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
Flour and Ideal,
Furs and Skins,
Dried and Green Fruits;
Grain, Wool, Game,
Poultry, Naval Stores,
hops, Ginseng,
Fathers, Hemp,
Provisions, Oils,
Lard, Tallow,
Tobacco, Seeds,
Sorghum, Molasses, &e.,
To
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
GENERAL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
442, 444 it 446 Washington Street,
New York City,
And receive tile weekly Pucu,Cuitanwr or Produce
and Grottal es, the rend complete Price Current pub
lobed in the United Melee.
send for a Mc Current.
Marking Plaice and Card'
Fuliteiso:Paa.
Liberal advances made on Consignment&
Established May 1, 1860.
First class Hebraic. fyirca when. required
April 1, li+67-1.
I J. BROWER, (Cot. Iron stn.)
e •
I. noer offering to tha Public him STOCK or
SPRING GOODS
e )usleting fa part of a fall lino of
INGRAIN, WOOL & RAG CARPETS.
Flee cloths and easmilorre for Ladlra' roam
llond.oino llross Cowls of all I'dlmmo and qua/lilet
v, , lnlns and Prints of sallow, qualitiso and pries".
Ilidachud and Drown Muslin', Ladino fraud:Correia
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
loa sisormieut of Ladies and children,' Gaiter,
sold Omits,
t rob Groceries ■nd Spicee. New assortment of
Glass and Queensware.
Es-100. I Mamterel in one has(and one fourth %mils.
'Vow is the time to make your retortion., ea I am
oloritig roods at very low prices. and nor motto is
(Or dealing to all, and not to be undersold by any.
J. J. lIIWW
Iticomstiurg, April 30. I . POI.
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
UNDEROMBTO
The Proprirtors having renovated and retitled their
itEATAIYitANT, in the hammer'', of the
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
XLVZ rms.
they would most respeetfully:xolicit acontinwince ar
the patronage or their old rusteuters. and eordiellyl n
site the atteutien of new °MO to their rerrefkinenli
as follows
ShELL OYSTERS, oeo
CANNED OYSTERS
SPICED OYSTERS. FRESII FISIL
Gime thews per week, HAM AND
EGGS, TRIPS, BOLOGNA, kilo('
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
a 7 " Optere can be stared up to curtmuere AS •
moments wire, In
'VARIOUS STYLES,
STBWLD, CRAM. FR D, OR RAW.
to,suit the tastes of the epieurian.
KOONS & CLARK
Bloomsburg, April tt9 IMIB.
cATAIVISSA RAILROAD,
On and after MONDAY, May 11, IM M, Pawnee',
trains on the Catawinsa Railroad wilt run ut the
following named hours:
MAIL SOUTII, STATIONS MA I lt WORT H
th : p. &IS a. M. tfilliattispart. Arr.
3.23 ._ . . .
Marley. Dap. 3.41
9.12 " Watsontewn. " 3,12 .
~ 9 . 30 44 II atom. . 4,33 "
" 19.12 . Danville. " 3.10 .
" 19.:12 . It it pt rt. " 3.33 .
. _ .. . •
10,43 "
(-mare am.
" 3.33 "
" 11.36 QM. Riv,orrat.
a 2 14
.
" Eltstoiwit.
" 13.48 " Qualm% P.,
.. 1.00 " E. Meittinoy June. " I.tkt "
" 2.13 " Dine.: Tamaqua. Dine. " Ito .•
4.23 " Reading. " MA* sin
Arr. UM " Philadelphia. ' CPS "
,_ „. 0 . 1 „ ITo New York via. Read.
" ""''''- 1 Ing Of Mauch Chunk.
Front New York 2 111 . I 440 "
Mauch C$ ink,
NO ehange of ears between 44 1111anteport
and Philadelphia. CEO, WEBB, Supt.
May 27 Ider7.
N EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ON MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
MILLER'S STORE,) ISLOOMSBUR3. PA.
THE underslined bas pun fitted up, and opened,
bin nevi
wrove MID TIN 'nor,
in this place, where he is prepared to make up new
Tlb WARE or ail kinds in his line, and do repair.
ink with !tacitness and dispatch, upon the most red.
sonablu terms, :Waist; keeps on hand STOVES of
various patterns and style's, which he will sell upon
termsto suit purchasers.
Give Ile is a good memo's, sod du
serving of itor oablic patronise.
JACOB METZ.
Bloomberg, Sept. 9, 1999.-17
T LOWEST RATES,
AND WILL, 6R SOLD LOW. Owing to the Call nj
Muse and Mediciaes in 'the cities, we are now mark.
Ins every article dawn to old times prices.
Our stock in fulland complete. Call and see, and
be cony Mead that his is the place to uy.
January
TJ 6 IP
Now and Elegant Styles fur Fulur, Nolle, etc,
wholesele and
HOWELL & BOITIIKEM,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets.
Puma:minim
530 Oroudway. N. Y.
JUST ARRIVED,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS
ever brought to
LIGHT STREET.
All kinds of good Goods. MAP' for cub or coon
try produce.
Light Mreet, May 13, we.
CHAS. O. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
IBLOONSBORG, COMMA CO., PA.
Mee In the Exchange Building, second story, over
Mobiles St Co's. More, &mond door above the Ba.
change lintel.
Bloolooburg, April 17, 1887.
WESLEY WIRT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofilee in INDIOCIAT AND STAR Bundle* M
BHIVE'S BLOCK,
Nardi 11, 417, OLOOMIOURO FA.
BLANKS I BLANKS 11
Me m! deseripillow for sale, s this office
H END ERSHOTT'S
F.ARIVIACY.
AP receiving more herb and
it rugs, Medicines, Toilet end
is
. ..cies which, have beeu
to g
WALL PAPERS.
PAPER HANGINGS!
AN IMMENSE STOCK Or
The public are informed that
U. W. CREASY & Co.
hae Just received
E. W. CREASY a Co.
READING RA.U. ROAD.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT
plondaY, Augurt 3d, 18($.
GREAT TRUNK I,INII FROM THE NORTH
and Hurt h West fur Philadelphia, Naw York, Read.
ing. Potful, le, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
MVO, ZanOa, Ephrata, Imucastar, Columbia,
air" Re.
Trains learn Harrisburg for New York, as follows
at 1130.393 and 0 IU A it, WOO N. 0 03, 0 3/1 r m minamt
ing with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rall•
road and arriving at Naw York at IWO and Ili on and
11 43 a nand 3 341,053 r, N, and %MI r. u. Snooping
Para accompanying tho 030 A N and 033 r N.
Trams without change,
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tom
quo, NinerrNlk,Asn'and, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia. at 0 lit a it and VO3 and 4 10 r is,
stopping ot Lebanon and principal Way stations ;
the 410 r making connactiona for Philudriphia and
Uolumbtamdy. Par Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven
and Auburn, via Schuylkill and ilasquehanna Rail
roma, learn Harrisburgat 330 es.
Roturning leave N aw York at 00 a 12 M and
'Wand ti tal ris. Philadelphia at 013 a m. and 330
Ohleplaa cans accompanying Moll AU a, N, and 3no
and 0 OA P.N. trains from New York without change.
Way Paseengor Train loaves Philadelphia at 7 YU
a. connecting with similar trainman East Penns. Eli
rstarnins from Reading at 030 r stopping at all
stations; Pottsviolo at 7 W and el 43 A /11, and V 43 P
Shamokin ut 323 and II fhi a N Ashland 7MI a xi,
and IV 43 M and 13s e. Taillafpla at 830 A. N., and
913 and 4 33 r, N.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and Suaquehanna
Railroad at 7 lu A N. for Harrisburg, and 111 30 aAI
Alf Pine Shove and Tremont,
grading Am:ammonialion 'Frain : Leaver Reading
1417 30 • MI returning from Philadelphia al 5 15 r M.
Pottstown Araomniodailon Train : Leaves pitta•
town at U 4 •. r., morning lease. Philadelphia at
4 30 r. r.
Columbia flat Road Trains leave Reading at 7 00
A. N., and 0 15 r. N. for Ephrata, Litla, Lancaster,
Columbia, ke.
Perklolllo4 UoiWoad Train* leave Poritiouten June.
lion at 9 110 a. 14. and 090 e. n, Returning: Leave
laltippach at 0 111 a. N,, and I 93 r. at., connectiug
with aiusilar trains oh mending Anil Road.
On Oundoys : Leave New York nt hi 00 I' 51, Phila.
dolphin 800 A 91, and 315 P 11, the 00 A M, train
running only to Reading ; Pottsville 0 00 A M. ; Ilar•
rislearg :i h A M. 4 10 and 9 15 r a; and Itesaang at
I In,:eland 7 13 A 111 for Ilarrietnarg and 7 110 A
84, and 1/ 40 r R (or New York and 4 2 25 P Al. fur
Philadelphia.
tlon.inutation, Mile/ Ile, Neilson, [Wino, and Escur•
Won Tickets. to and It non all points, at reduced rates.
Uaggaga enacted !Waugh; 190 pounds allowed each
Passenger. IL A. rilcuLL,l4
lleneral dupertutondeut.
Reading P. Aug. 111 , WOO.
A SOLLEDER'd
•
ROOT AND SHOE STORE,
[OPPOSITE THE EPISCOPAL mum:lw
On Main Street, Bloomsburg.
subscriber take* pleasure in anaemia* to
it, e people oil lhoomebtlre, and v icinity, that be has
ett bead a large end A n t. assortment of
UOOTS AND SHOES,
it h dies and geutiemen'swsar, to suit ail bodes.
H. t:ity work is of the best quality. and Irt , te the
rout reliable manufacturers; ha being a practical
4. moil and a good judge or
1.1 4 4.4(atr.Ets
tp ir. not likely to be impneed upon by receiving
ethless material badly made up.
h se desiring anything in his line would do well
ti she him a cell, before purchasing elsewhere. lie
ee le 4
GOOD ARTICLE ,
and at price* to suit purchasers.
.1H persons who desire light or hoary work made
it outer cart be accouwoodatod at his aktabliohnokt.
t; Also, repairing will be done with neatness and
despatch.
%n elegant assortment of Ladies Spring and Pill
rest *hoes on band. A. 1301,1,EDLIL
Lackawanua & Bloomsburg Balls oad.
ifiIIIISIIIISMINSWIN
ar TWO DAILY TRAINS. nia
kJY AND AFTER JANUARY 2:4, DOH, PAS.
SENDER TRAINS WILL RI, N AS FOLLOWS:
LEAVE SOUTIIINARD,
AMAM ,P M.
Leave Remain'', 350 7.10 4,441
Kingitim, 0.65 020 11,110
" Rupert 9,110 $.17
Danville, 11.34 0 30
Arr at Northumberland 10.30 11,33
LEAVE NORTH WARD.
A M PM
Leave Northumia rims& 7. 0 0 5.011
o Ddnvllle, 7:40 000
Rupert, 0.15 P M 0.7.5
114 Kinpvton, 10.30 2.50 A 05
Arrive at Scranton. 1200 4.00 10 15
Trains IF•uring Kingaton 410.30 A: M for Scranton
connect with Train 111110110 al NeWVIIrk at 5A.M1.-
1.00,4..00rf, inking Train South from Itclonlon 111 5.511
A 2.11 via %in 410i111berlaild.reat It liarrlalmni 12:1411' M.
Baltimore 3 30 P NV, Wilokiiiiitun 10 OUP M via Ku
pert reach Philadelphia at 7 OAP M.
11. A. FONDA, *MIL
1
' He '.
=
LUMBER ! LUMBER ! !
from inmumeitumu LUMAERING COMPANY,
I would respectfully inform the public that they
bare their
PLANING MILL
now in operation with au extensive assortment of
Usal . CtrsisUilatiLLl
and are now prepared to supply all orders at short
notice and at the lowest primes for each, Their as.
sortment of lumber consists of
White Pine Plank, Boards,
Flooring, Surface Boards,
!tiding, Beanlack Plank,
landed or enplaned, to suit
,purchasers Frame Stud:
Juice and Scantling of all Imes. Their Planing Mill
mid Loonier Yard is situated at the Railroad MIMI..
Ivry conveniently for shipping le,nber by the cargo.
They are constantly manufacturing lumber of all
kinds, and persons who desire lumber of every de.
acription will do well to examine their stock before
purc.asing elsewhere. They are determined and eni•
Meetly prepared to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
They also desire to inform the public and especially
those who wish to pureftie bilimturf t hat they have
nee Mill specially pre Wed to cut timbers of almost
every rise and length required. noire wishing to
build or contractors for building, can save money, by
giving usa tall,
The undersigned would also anncunee that they
arc prepared to 110 all kind of repairing of Machinery,
such as Threshing Machines. Mowers, Reapers and
all kinds in agricultural Implements, upon reasons.
ble terms.
Address, P. C. EVER, Seep.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 19, IPB6. Bloomsburg. Pa.
NEW COAL YARD.
The andersigneJ respectfully infOrins the cilialco•
of Bloomsburg and Columhtn county, that they keep
all the different numbers of move coal and selected
lump coal for ',Wilting purposes, on their wharf, ad
Joining MeKelvv, Neal &Ws Furnace; with s good
pair Buffalo sealer on the whiled') weigh eoal,hay and
straw. Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver toll
to those who desire it. As we purchase a large
amount of coal, we Intend to keep ■ superior article
and sell at the very lowest prices. Please call and
0/111/11110 fur yourselves before purchapingelscwhere
J. W. BENI/BMW/T.
A U 0 USITOB M A SION.
The undersigned will lake, In exchange for Coal
and Groceries, the following named srticies :
Wheat, Eye,Corn.Gass, Pot/awe, bard, Ham,Shoul.
der, and side meat, Butter, Eggs, llay, kc, at the
highestresh prices,at his Grocery Store, adjoining
their coal yard. J. W. HENDERSHOT.
Bloomsburg, April 23,1864,—1y.
NEW FURNITURE ROOMS,
ON MAIN STRUT,
BLOOMSBURG, PESSPA.
10410124 MURIA la
Respectfully informs the citizen. of ih iv town and
vicinity, that he 111111111 hi. Furniture ROURIP, chairs
of every descriptico, Burenini, Dining Table. large
and mall. Bedstead. of the Weft style., Card and
Toilet ToOleo, (coking Ul tries. beside, many other
article. of ?miter. of Am els., manufacture.
The public are emotivity •Invited to tall, and et•
amine bin etnrk Ile will roll upon reasonable terms
la" Special attention will be paid to repalrfus all
kind' ur furniture, cheap fur earth.
April I, Itlifii•
To the Public).
The undersigned respectfully informe his old Glenda
Odd Cll.lOlOPrO that lie has re fitted him Cardllll Ms.
chines, end is now reany to be wool carding in good
order. When goad, clean and well prepared woulls
sent me. my p.itrone may look for good rule..
FULLING, COLORING and dragging Cloih, done
to order. Wool left at Hartman's Store, illoemeburg,
will be taken end returned every two or three week.
with bill of work. The pay can be left at Hartman%
Wool left at Orangeville, at either or tbe stores.
will be attended to promptly.
No wool wagon is running for me this summer
only to Bloomeburg sad Orangeville, fur the mom
',lodation of (hoes et a distance.
GROR,IE VANCE,
Neer Orangeville.
Tit COLUMBIA HOUSE.
June IT. I.
IL H. STOUNE it Proprietor.
This tea new eland lately lilted tip far the IIeCOMMO
flatten of the traveling public gmberallv, situated on
Main *met. a few door, above the Vreirt Mouse, on
what le known as the oltalebteon property." It is
centrally located In Ito lowa.. as rot pigment place
km presto to stop. beagles being la Ulitelfl of towel
where the majority of the beelines Is MIME dope.
The proprietor feels tionlidest that he Is prepared
to glee general eatierketion to his guests. and world
Goriest a fair portion of the piddle Patron p.
lloorairlisme Nal I& LPL
A NEW ARRIVAL OF 31ILLINRRY
AND
ply. FANCY GOODS, AT
MSS. N.
LICIT STREET, COLEMBIA COUNTY.
no would reepociftilly inform the eitlione of 14111
Strout and vicinity, thet the hie Pow towns" fru al
the 4lty with a lino 'sentiment or rah end wl Iter
1410.1160 1, Y ANU If ANUY UOUUtI, well Wow' Iced
to cult thl:
8011iNNTS nutdo to motor, and 'cloaking dont Ism
neatness and deposit*, All work esocutstli the
bed and most tasty manner, upon reasonable' Mill.
Parlicolsr Ancona, Is paid to dresS Making.
has PATTERNS°, every descriplion: pailali ill ' 0
the Wide, 011111404 41411 for Uhl olisap.
She will glee pay awls, attention to coloring,
having alma time and money In learn the art
its particulate, Phl , is confident in /hill/ ilatieferisuis.
lATURE in Wordaa'a Bulidinga,
Novembor O. 1067
MESH ARRIVAL O 1 FAMILY
OROCERIES, AT
JOHN K. GIRTON'S STORE )
11500111111114161 1,1111,1.
Ilis oubocriber boo Just returned from lb. eastern
011ie' with a Inge and choke stock of Illrot•eMse
Groceries and Dry-Goods,
o bleb he offer. to the citisens of Bloomsburg and
t trinity so low as can he bad of any dealer in this
esction of ;he County.
stock consists of the best minim' of
wree. MOLAINSIBIL
$llO TEA,
FISH im
(of line ality,) emu,
OK ICU MEAT& in their "Purina_
BUOTON , Ann corium CRACK/28,
el OA V' k I /MILKS. le., Ike., CIIEBde,
COAL t 1.1,1151: ED 01 Ld.
Iro • nice amortmint of Dry goods and Hosiery.
slid a full variety of goods of the above class, and
o I other kinds. In addition to which he bar recently
s.ided to his stock a line amortutent of
CEDAR WARE AND
WILLOW WARE;
in•whlch variety of goods he bee several new
ticks of roodoro invention, esfensivelly used
More know's, end which must come Into use here
Ile also be. a line supply of
French Moroccoes;
nrd slop of Morocco Linings for lihneuiskere
work ; and a good aosortment of
ltneensware.
rr Call and minima.
JOHN R. GIRTON.
B. E. Corner of Main sod Iron Strotto
0100111rburi. Nov. illl, lOW/.
N ORTHERN CENTRAL
3./3.4D.E1LL2 leiNr e
I)II{LCT ROUTE
NORTH AND SOUTH
Through between Baltimore and Rochester
Willson' Change of Cars.
pi and rifler April 68th, WO, Train, will run
A.." as sollnws :
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
1Z A. id leave Northumbarland, "topping at prin.
Opal mailont, arriving ai Willinumpori, I 40 a.
Elmira 00 noon, Canandaigua 3 13 r. r., Bothell.
h., 4 418 p. a., Buffalo V IS P. a., Niagara Fails
900 r. 5.
4 45 p. r, leave NOrlhaiabeflalld, 'tapping at all
"tionnua. arriving at Williamapull, 6 43 r. tt., El.
morn It OS r.
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
fi 03 a, M., ,rave Northumberland. Mopping al
principal 111411101144 , arriving at Ilarriabougd
Haltine're It 30 r. 00 r. M.
10 118 a, ipAlle Northumberland. mopping at all
"manna. arriving at Ilarriaborg. ai I IS r. 111., Hal.
tilaore ti on r. al.. Philadelphia 3 40
3 10 r. a , 11.41 1 / 1 .! NorthumbeCand. mopping Sam
violin''', arriving at Ilarrisburg d r.M.,Phlladel
00 A. lioltimor" 7 Al A. 1111.
II 31' r. r, leave Northumberland, Mnplaing
mathi", at llorrivburg 4111 • a
Bultionire 7 Phil delphia7 im a. g,
J, 1.01.1118 Y , E. $ , YOUNG,
Gaul Supli, Banishing, Pa. Gen . l raga, Agent.
Baltimore. and
ISAAC M. ISCHEOMERIIOIIN,
Oriel %Wilton' Freight Agent, Buffalo, N.Y.
Way. 4)4 4)8 .
_ .
11EW FLOCK PROTISON
AND
GROCERY STORE.
Tee autocriber lies opened a Finur, Feed, F, 11.
i nii and Grotery chore In the tibiae l'ullding, on
Main Str,t. Itioutusurg, Pa. Ile keep. on hand a
full attapply of
FLOUR, FEED, FISH, DRIED BEEF,
Bacon, Shoulders, Hams,
BEANS,
I:IIF,EN VEGETABLES
in their firming. Fresh Shed and either Fish in Tien
title. 10 min eilotientre, Clinton, lltixuliee. and eve.
rything in int ir line
l'reporeil in evil haw and meal in SIM'S Or by the
dnund to snit eilMlolllinf 0. All /erode delivered vi lien
J need, rtireo if reasonable:a* tie be' fi tl ia in this
.1 D. IDARVIIIIANK Agent.
April et Idd&
_
I'ALI TABLE REAL ESTATE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers hi. farm conolotias of filly.
four acre* for Sale. It is pleasantly situated In
Madison township Columbia county, near Eyers
Mill. The land is nearly all cleared and in a good
state of cultivation 'I he buildingi ate a good sued
two MOTy h.mse and roue new frame barn. Fifteen
acres of plod limber land. There are several 'prim,.
of water nu the' place and a well of Water at the
door of the dwelling.
A nice young orchard has been lately planted and
will bear fruit in a short
Porseerion will be given in fifteen days notice—
end if detested stock anddt sold. Verlag earl. Ap•
ply to C. G. Barkley. Illoomoburd. Pa.
WILLIAM Y. MESTER.
June 24, IKB-44i.
TO LADIES.
Tour attention is called to the most efficacious
remedied ea, How o for the ramrod oiroberuc lions
and de rangetnem s incident to the Walk see.
Dr. Harvey's
CIIRONO TIIER3IAL FEMALE PI IA ,
have been used for upwards of mare aII h
unvarying auer.csa. They arc :Wanted ler no ordt
nary cases and never fail in their acti on if taken in
Uwe.
Dr. Harvey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS.
FIVE DOLLARS A SOX.
are intended for special caws requiring more power
ful medicine. They are four degrees stronger than
the ordinary kind and are perfectly harmless and
reliable.
If you cannot get them of your druggist I will send
them by return wail, post.paid and secure from ob
nervation on receipt of the money.
I will also 'end urn Illustrated and Confidential
Circular to Ladies on application.
Address J. BR VAN, M. D., MO OROARWAY, NawJYoaa.
V. E. SAVAGE,
ILO • ift
Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler.
MAIN STREET, (near the Court House,)
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Constantly on band a One assortmenl of American
and Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 6111reewara and
Bpeetaeles.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Clocks
Watcher' and Jewelry. Masonic Marks wade to
order. All work Warranted.
Bloomsburg, April 17 1867.
DR. J. R. EVANS,
Physician and Surgeon,
L AVING loealed permanently on Main
• Street, BLOOMSBURG, Pa., would in
form the public generally. that he ix prepared to
attend to all buiiiin.pe faithfully and punctually that
ally be intrusted to his care, on tering tom/MIMI
rate with the tittles,
07* He pays strict ■tteutlon to durgery as well
II medicine,
Nev. 23. I 1163,-Iy.
I%OTICE.
All persons having subscribed Stork in'tha illnonts•
but( Literary Institute, are hereby notified that the
last Installment was dun and payable April Ist,
litii Those who have not paid up in full are re
quested to do so forthwith. end get their certificates.
kir order of the tloaid of Trustees.
& MENDENHALL.
Ttro gum.
June le 'lNhibli.
U , C. KAITLER,
Counselor and Attorney at Law,
BLOOMIBURG, Pa.
Would announce In hlo (resettle and the Willa In
general, that hi , has resumed the Pretence of Law
again. Conveyancing and all legal Wiliness promptly
attended to,
OFFICE In the Etebange Building, waved story
ever Eyer k snyer'■ Ilrng thorn.
Elikaeallarg. May 1, DA?.
pOltlo3 HOTEL,
GEO. W. HAULER, Proprieta.
Tie above iirellMnown hotel has recently under
gone radical cheeps in Its Internal arrangements
and its proprietor announces to hie former custom
and the travelling public that his accommodations
for the comfort of hie guest, are peened to none in
the country. Ilia table will always he found sup•
plied, not roily with substantial food, but with al
the delicacies of the semion. Ills wine soot liquors
(eacept that popular beverage known as ..Afolisery..)
purchaned direct from the importing toupee, are mi.
tinily pure, and free from ail poisonous image. lie
Is thankful fur ■ liberal pntronage in the past, and
will coutiuue to deserve It in the (inure.
GEoitus W. MAMMA.
June 13.1800.—tf.
THE SWAN HOTEL,
ITHIE UPPER DOUSE:,
Orangeville, Columbia Co., Pa.
The Subecriber reopecifully inform, hie
friend, and the public, lust be ban taken the
above well knowell
OMSK OF ENTERTAINMENT,
and will be 'steamed to receive the cogent of all who
will favor bins with a call, lie will keep
A GOOD TABLE,
Bar well Mocked with the beet of Lbw/Land
every effort will be made to render entire aatislac•
JOHN SNYDER.
Orangesille Match SO, 1007
The Household Gas Machine.
Jro Purifiling Dwellings, Stores, Au:tortes,
Churches and Attila; Buildings,
Gus.
GENERATES GAS WII*HOUT FIRE OR HEAT.
The ritoplicity and ease by which tiny Machine is
ma naged,ae also its economy and *mot merit, roy•
oninienda it to public favor. CU nod ace machine
in operation at the store,
Manufacturer and Bale Ayeat. DAVID JONES,
Tin "Dinahing Store No. 733 Green et.
PHILADELPHIA.
Ir' Send for I liestratecl Circular.
A ug . to. istio-3m,
REMOVAL OF
C. C. MARK'S
NNW STORZ
TO SHIVE'S BLOCK,
FIRST DOOR /WOVE ' , DEMOCRAT OFFICE."
'rue undersigned having received hum the city
full and complete supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dar GOODS AND
GROCERIES,
Notions. Tinware, Hardware. Ce
dar and Willow Ware, Drum retaken.
cry, Glass Ware, Tobacco Hats and
Shoes, Flour, Salt. Fish and Meet ; ell of
which I propose selling at a very tow figurelim
each or produce.
or rail and see. C. C.MARR.
eloonliburg, April 3, IPII7
IC. HOWER,
li•
hag opened a fkat•class
000 T, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE.
at the old stand on Main Street. Ilh u mbburt• His
stock is composed of .b.• very latest and best EV . 1 . 11
ever offmcil to Ike thiamin of Columbi♦ County.
lie can accommodate tbu public viltb tar following
tools and at cheap price.:
Melt's rail hoots, floc, wen's kip, doable sole.
Boys' child's boots. Men'e glove kid, Congress, &c.
Men's glove kid Raliumul shoes. Men's. women'.
boys', and toisore` glove kid ia•. - cog guile* a, %Vanities
glove kids, very line Wometi•• lice goat morocco
'm101.'4410., Woui•n's men'. nit , foll . o And calf oboe*,
rflnininn rime,. Woos' and child'. 'hoc*. Men'n,
women'.. 11116 , 111,1... b o y,.', and child's slippers. He
11110 fermi a great variety of
HATS, ('AN. AND STRAW GOODS
of every Rind, lit the lowest prices, bulb for cash
and country prmlnce.
Remember the attraction is in our goods. Don't
M• alarmed at the cry• of high prices. but tall nd
ACC fur yourselves. RespeetfußY,
11. C. MOWER.
Sept. 4. 18117.
TAKE NOTICE.
The undersigiled. manufacturers of Matt 1,1,0 0 , in
the Tow nelop of Wilkes 'Lure. Luserne county, Pa ,
hereby mve notice that, to iaccordanee with an Act at
Apeembly, approved the fourth day at April A. I).
tsl.. voluted •'Ao Art in 1,1411,111 to the sale, use
and disposition of butte, hogshead, barrel, casks or
kegs, used by the manufacturere of Malt Liquors,"
they have tiled In the office or the Prothonotary of
the county aforesaid, a descriptaiin of their private
mark, branded upon the «sternal outface of both
heads of each butt. ho a head, Lcrcel. cask or keg, in
which they offer their Malt Liquor for sale : that said
mark consists of the following letters, via;
' and that any persons who shall appropriate to
their own use or refuse to deliver to the undersigned
or in any way mutilate the brand wino any such
butt. hogshead, barrel, cask or keg, will be dealt with
according to law.
NAN{ 4r. PTEGMAYER.
N. R. lip the act of Assembly above cited, it is
declared to be unlawful for an,, person other than
the 'awls owner to use, sell, mutilate or destroy. or
reluse or neglect to return any barrel, cask, keg, etr,.
duly branded or stamped by the owner, and any one
so offending is wads punishable by a floe of Sot for
each barrel, hie. on the first offence. and by a doe of
rat 411.1 imprisonment trout alas kr tires rkulikii• An
u very StlllnlpriUrnit offence.
August 3, lefo••ed
Germantown Telegraph.
.1 Family and an :Igricultural Journal:
Devoted to choice Literature. including Poetry.
Novetetts.'Pates, and Moral and Entertaining Read
log, Set'wail). In the Literary Detiartineot we rhall
present the rhoiceit varletlei. within the reach of
our extended ineutio. The. Noveletts, Tale., Poetry,
etc., shall he aupplyed from the beat and highest
saltines, and be equal to anything tube found in any
Journal or nineosine,
Agriculture and Iforticalture. embracing Farming.
Gardening. Fruit-Reining, etc. Our tabors lu this
department for over thirty years• have met the car•
dial approbation of tbelpublie. Our purpose has been
to furnish useful and reiliti•le information upon these
very important branches of industry and to protect
them so far as within our power against the false
doctrines and selfish purposes of the many emperic■
and sensation adventures by which a farmer us locum•
smutty assailed. This portion of the Or...asters
retrgrearre is alone worth the price of intist.ription.
NttYtl DEPARTMENT.—The came industry, care
and discrimination in gathering and preparing the
stirring everts of the day. ea trendy for this paper.
which hitherto has been one of Its marked features
lining such universal eatislactiou, will be continued
With redoubled efforts to meet the increasing de•
mends of the piddle.
dollars and fifty tents per annum,
No orders received without the cash, and all subscrip •
thins stopped at the end of the time paid for. elpect
toen numbers pent Address
PHILIP R. FREAK
Editor and Proprietor.
June 17, Ineft. Gerniant nen, Philadeiphle,
LADIES' DRESS MIRING.
SEW .I..VD FASHIONABLE
SPRING GOODS.
THE undersigned would respectfully Invite the
ettention of the titillate of this place ■nd vicinity,
to their new end fancy goods, at their store on Main
street, twsnud door east of Joseph Barkley's Cabtuck
and Chair Rooms, whore they are prepared to
Furnish Goods cf• Muke Up Dresses, Coals,
am, In the West style. Also sell patterns fur La.
dies' Dresses and Coats, and for t hlldren's wear.
Give them a call. They have everything of the host
In their line, and cheap for cash.
JULIA A . A BA Dig M. BARKLEY.
Bloomsburg, April RV,
NEW CARRIAGE AND SMITR SHOP.
A. S. CROSSLEY,
Has owed' ear rime sad darlib Shop on Iron al. s
taw 'Mots below Main, In Illoottoburg, whore he
will be Nund at all timed ready to repair old work.
wag. sew, and in abort, do all kinds of work per•
mining to big hoc of bottom'. Al a carriage Ironer
ho his no superiors In this aectioa. lIIP lolanda also
tobulld new wagons. Give bent • call. HI, terms
are liberal. &Tait "Oak Mel IMO@ rpm., at.
1111111011. 0106011
Neu) Stock of )
irmagialauAn
Spring and Mummer
MAI= IItoWIECENE
Pi ooral of thaap mod
lV r ab l e i gCkh itn to
ia thl Mora, on "
AWN STREET, BLOOMSBURG,.
Iwo door. above lie Ameriran num,
where he has just ratelvail from Hew Uri ael
Pattelphio, a run mortar"( of
lien and Roy'* Clothing,
including Om moat funlilounble ■nd gunge
conic, druci gamin cniinictiligur
Box, sack, Frock, Gum and Oil Clot/.
Coals, and Pants,
or all forts. slam., and colors. Ile also ban replan.
imbed his already large pluck or Pall and wintay
Shawls; striped. awed and plain Vests, shirts,'
cravats, studio, collar., handkerchiefs, gluVell, otte•
panders and fancy article..
N. 11.—lie hes constantly on hand a large and well
selected aseortiueut of Clothe add treating', which'.
lie i. prepared to Mkt Up tar ortlate, lima any kind or
eluoini en ~er n short notice and in' the best of mu.
Der.
All his clothing le made to wean Sall "609101 . It II
of beam manufacture.
WirdA42ol2lol l ffit
AND
Ciza3%Ncratmlauagiro
e ,.rn nontriptinn. and Cheap. 114 ease or
jew.:," iM srorpaswed in thin pfnen, rail and iv
Mine hi.' fitment; :" 4,0100 " 1 mishit, Wigebnfit
Jewelry. Sic. ' 4 'AMP/ Kikee
b A V
el r
April ill) NO
GREAT BARGAINS
AND
Reduction in Prices.
The uellerrigned will O'er lu the public
GREAT BARGAINS
in an Ivso4. of
&XI as• ErCnOtaeltlndli/OCIP,
Such as
DRY GOODS,
QUEENOWARE,
HARDWARE,
Boots and Shoes, Bats, Caper
and Nation, in every variety.
Our bunion** from the Apt of Jtine, will be oam•
ducted on a strictly
CASH S YSTEM.
and perroone wishing to purchase anythlng is •ii
Ithacan do so at a very email percentage as
Current 'Wholconic Prices.
Ali kinds of produce and grain taken la esehaavyr
tt.7" We riedielly tame the publit to
GIVE US A CALL
and a abate of their patronage.
idenitNell It tint/ACV
Vetswiesa, June 10,18$$
rpuGs, DRUGS, DRUG'S.
e m e ,ocioc o , at John R, Moyers Urn, Stook
corner of Main and Market Streets. A good awe
men: of
INURE DR14410,
hiedicinne, Paiute. Giln and Varotehoe,
hard, and will bn fluid cheaper than at any other
tins nom in mien.
QUALITY GUARANTEI4,D
Prescriptions carefully compounded at Atoned
Iraq Stem,
Ayers and Jaynes Medicines sold at Moyers Drug
Store,
Melton'. Tar Cordial. Bak Cad Liver 014
Winatow'e tiouthiag Syrup, void at Moyer'v Dias
store.
For any reliable patent medicines, call at Mayor's
Wog Store.
heather or all knots, wholesale and rani!, at it a
Ntnyer's P-us Store, Bloomsburg, Pa.
May t, Irtai.—tr.
VALLET CHIEF
Mower, Reaper, and Self-Raker
WITII SIDE PELIVESII.
minscrAcTvrieu 'or
S. 31A10311 Al CO.,
LmvivotittG, towirry, PONN'A. "erri
11t8 underoiirrool appotioe.t comor fBr CO
19 tibia Coultly• for tie cite of ttie above Mathias,.
Ai.o Anud reaper.. And mow. , ilk bud other Ms Wee
Illatilddeliltitti by said company.
J. H. tKELgt.
Miliville April 8, 1888-3111.
DENTISTRY.
11 . C. II 0 W E R,
SURGEON DENTIST.
offers his profs's.
Pell/keit to thP lads.. and poll,
la.' won of lit iouishuriiiind vicinity. Es is
" •4 se pr..par , d to attend to all the viarione
oporal long in the line of his profession and.. provide/
with the Wiest improved PAL'ELAMI 71:1:771;whit4
will h.:lll.4.fted on golil.plutilicsilvet and rubber ha •
to 100 1 / 4 16 .11 .a thr nolo ial tiwth
Milernl plate and block teeth manufactured sr. all
t•eth.rare(ully and properly attended ts.
Ite.idence and office a few doors above the Cum*
WOW:
111"m/burg, June
NO rut TO STOCKIIOI DEO.
" he r ") liven that the firat tn.tal Intent of
•überrip(ions to the Normal srh•ol BuiWinf, Wes
due on the Aral of June, anti a re pored to be prompt.
ly Nod to the Trtetttrer.
Also opaid atthaertyttona to the Illoontrburg L 11•
erary Inruurte. which wort he paid an the old 'lock
moat be settled. ELI MENDENHALL,
tiltaou alturti, Aug. I . :, la.e-:It• /referee.—
E. R. IKELER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Office, 2nd floor, in Exchange Block, nab
the "Exehnnge Hotel."
All hurineen plated in bin hands will be %Rendig
to with prampinea• and care. Collections made silk
the levet poenible delay. [Sept. O.
I OVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE ROM ernd an
I
add.... envelop! and 2. reniciind I will send
you come valuable iiirermailnn that will plea., yin
Address MARY MOORE, e , 311 Broadway, N. Y.
May lg. 1866.—1 y.
=
WOLF & BARTON,
(s4 . o.,:ssons To strt,)
11140W1s11Uliii, PA.
suberribers haring Awed the Natrona kill
and Machine Shop formerly octopi. A by Simon C.
Shire, will continuo the !ropiness of inatirtarturing
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings
*advt., Am They ore also prepared to furnish
DRESSED FLOORING, SHINGLES,
and all oilleeLllndwr required in the ronstruetlnn of
buildings. All kinds of Turning done at short notice.
Bills for Joint and other Frame Stuff ailed with
promptness and rare OftlefP re.pretiiiiiy solicited,
WOW , & SAILTUAL.
Illoombburr, April IS, INS-11.
ORANGEVILLE HOTEL,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
EDWARD EV ER ETT, Proprietor.
Would respectfully in formhis friendsland the poblie
in geseral..that he has Welt , taken slime of this
WeIIAROWn and conveniently located House. lon,
kept by Samuel Everett. Esq-. and that this House is
in co mplete order for the accommodst ion of hoarders.
and lilt the entertnitimmit of travelers who may
feel disposed to him with their custom. No
pains and expense hove been spared in repairing
and refurnishins this lintel for the rtiterhuenient of
guests, and nothing on the part of the Proprietor
will be lea notions to inintster to their personal
Winn/. lite Her will always be furnished with the
best and most chow., liquors, unit his Wide with the
hest the market affords. (lily 3138.
NEW RESTAUIUNT,
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