AGEICULTURAL.Good R cttzp. vs. Focl Cellars. Good

tetter can't be made in foul celkrs. Noth-

ing received a taint mere easily than butter.It becomes'.infected readily -- by offensiveodors. iMucH Eeeter, better butter is madein BDrinsr bouses than in cellars. Decayed

cabbage, turnips etc., in a cellar do not im-

part any virtues to biriter, but deteriorateit badly. Good butter w one of the greatluxuries of the table, and nothing but scru-

pulous care and neatness will secure it.Farly in the spring give the cellar a thoroughcleansing and scrubbing, if you please.Then whitewash, it from top to bottom.A little Iixne gcattered about in Leaps is also

. beneficial. Have an opportunity to venti-

late cool nights and mornings. But be ableto close it tight in warm weather.

Shut in the cool air and give it no chanceto escape. Then, if you will scald your pansand crocks, and buckets with boiling water

- daily, and use the proper skill and care, you, ran make and pack butter that it will be a

pleasure to eat Rural World.

Steamixo FODDEIL-Coar- se fodder may bemade to go a great way,with a little art Cat-.- ..

t!eand horses refuse cornstalks, not because1 Vthcy are not good feed, but because they areJ ..2iard to chewk and they choose not to chew

them. Cut up by a good Btalk cutter thateither cuts them in half-inc- h pieces, or slices

them very diagonally, and soaked twenty-fou- r

hours, wet ith hot water, meal andthe hardest salt being added, will almoEt all

Le eaten. Still, steaming ia better, for itdoes not necessitate keeping twenty-fou- r

Lour's stock of prepared feed on hand allthe time. . The most convenient steaming

- apparatus is propably a hogshead hung in, trunnion?, the steam being passed to the

bottom through a rubber hose from a boiler,With such an arrangement all kinds of fod-

der, etraw, stalks, hay, roots, etc., may becooked for cattle or swine, and the greatestpossible economy in fodder attained.

, Half Hardy Plants. It is well knownthat certain plants will pa3s the wint-e- r

ly, if they have only a slight protection, butmost cultivators do not seem to be aware thatthis protection Is given as much against heatas it is against cold.-- Like the man who wasreported aa Laving died, not of hid disease,but in getting well, many of our plants cinitand freezing better than they can thawingand if protection to so-call-ed tender tilingsU cot fciven until midwinter, it often answersperfectly.. ... A barrel, putover a shrub, bhieldsit fcora sudden changes. A good light anddry cellar is a great help, in absence of arrecn-Lcut- e. Tender roses, Lantacas, Ole-

anders, and many other thing that arc verytseful, when put in a cellar and just kept

will "worry along" nicely,t an J they will generally come out all right in

ths spring.' '

Over-feedin- g Stock, It is wcl!-kno-

that the evils of the system of ovcr-lecdin- g

show stock of all kinds have been frequent-ly derlorcd, and strong representations madecn the subject ty LreeJcrs, and ly; ths agri-

cultural press. Yet, up to the latest shewof bretding stock that wa3 held, there wasnot the slightest symptom of improvement.It setHis strange that the parties most inter-ested in tho matter should be to much op-

posed to it, and yet that nothing is done toremedy the eviL

The reason 13 elm ply tlu3, over-feedin- g

Las become a fashion, and breeders knowvery xrJH that unless they yield to it, theymay kejp their stock at home, for if theyventured to show their cattle or sheep in thestate these would be kept fjr breeding, nocue would look at them.

- 2Iashes foe Houses. The following re-

cipe was given me by a celebrated steeple-chaser I never knew any horse refuse it :

Take a feed of oats, a double handful oflinseed for each horse, and boil for threLours, then turn into a large tub or earthen-ware pan, and add so much bran, with justenough of warm water to moisten the wholethrough, rut a cloth over it, and let it standaa Lour, then mix it wellr and feed as soonas it 13 coll enough. Thi3 mash is very use-f- ul

whea Lorses iu hard condition "dry up"and grow thin in spite of continual feeds ofeorn. I give it once a week all the yeararound, but oftcner if required Ly any par-

ticular horse. A few beans may be boiledwith the corn if tbe Lorse is in a very loweondition- - London Picld.

ToFurFisn. The ordinarynianner offrying fish i a shallow pan withtinly a smallquantity of grease, may be much improvedupon by imitating the Greeks, from whomwe may also learn many other useful kstonsin the culinary art Take a large quantityof lard in a deep kettle, and let it boil asfor frying doughnuts. Whita boiling, dropin the fish, having previously rolled them infour or meal. In a few minutes they wHl

be of a rich, uniform brown, when they mayLe taken out and served while Lot Theywill be found infinitely more delicate in fla-

vor, aa well as more inviting ia appearancethan, when, cooked ia the old wav.

Fanr Growing fou Stock Feeding!.If apples are abundant, and you Lave notLelp sufficient to gather them for market, orto make them into cider, it will cf coursepay to feed them to Logs, especially if tLeyare sweet ones. Good, rich, early winter orlate fall apples of high-tone- d yet subacid

. avoiy make-- the bast cider, though a largeadmixture ofsweet apples is co disadvantage

tas it adds strength. So much for the generalpolicy of raising apples to feed Logs theleast profitable way of disposing cf them,provided you can, do anything elss withthem..

To Vhzyzst Rats from DamagingLeather. It is not uncommon to find infactories that where machinery is station-ary, rats gnaw the leather belting wherethey can get access to it A correspondentof the Scientific American states that ratsTViil net taoia anything containing castor oil0! "wli-a- t 13 covered with it and he rcccynmendstlit the-Lchin- be rubbed with the oil.Any leather exposed to tho depredation ofrats will te reserved by this remedy.

V.,,

TTURRAH FOR

CATAW1SSA.THIS WAY FOR BARGAINSGood to compare with stringency'- of the MoneyAlartet, aim compare price nciore purclm'itiK elsewhere. Just rail at the favorite businessstand of McXinch &: 3Muiif.,i. nnii yon will be metby the obliging rrrprielor r iheir Clerks ami tttownthrough their great variety Store free ol charge, ofcourse, they will givo yon a fair chance to peud yourloote change, they trust much inuia profitably thanit can be spnl elsewhere. Tu ir

STOCK OF MY GOODS,this Spring is much larger in nil It varieties thanusual. 'J'hfi- - Lndie Dress Goods areof ilir niceststyles in .Market. They have a fine assortment ofU.iUr' Cap. ISootsaud shoes,Summer' Cloths, Casiueli, Cassimers and Vetin.and numerous articles common tit such establish-ments, besides a general assortment of

HARDWARE, TINWARE,Qocenswnre and Groceries, all at greatly reduce Iprices. They vt ir h lo coudutt thei r business on t liesystem, of

"PAY AS YOU GO''ami tbry think they enn afford to sell very cheap.Thry return their tliankk fur many past favors, andark the future patronage of their former customersand the public

McNt.YCII 4c SMUMAN.Slay 16, 1SU6. tf.

REAT ATTEATIONCJ AT

urogeky si one;.undersigned begs leave to announce to theTHE of Uloomsburg and the surroondins

country tli.it lie keeps comtuii tly on hand at his oldstand, 011 the soulli east corner of Main and Iron sts.,a prime lot of

GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,CofiVe. Susar. Syru;. Tobacco, Cigars. Dried Fruit,

Coal Oil. ii'itT. Spires, llutter. Eggs. LardCheese Dried Heel", t rackers. Drugs. Parlor

and llaud Lamps, Taints of nil Rinds,and p.iiut brushes. I've Stuff's. Dr

Coods, Calicoes, Cloths fur boy'awear. oiip. Flour, Chop,

Uu.cnsw are. Glass. Put-ty. Salt. Fish. Meat.

I'andie Uuckei,Itroonm, .

Hosiery. Hooks, Writing J'.iper, Ink, Hardware,Tucket Knives. Csintis. ce. &c. &c.

He keeps iu fact everything appertmuing to a firstelnsCiroccry and Variety Store.

He is determined not 10 be undersold. All kinds ofproduce taken at ihe

H!Glli:sT MARKET PRICES.Havlnjjul received anew rtock. the people are

earnesiliy invited to call and satisfy themselves. Itysirii t attentinn to business, he hopes not only to rolain his pnirunaze but to increase tL Il! feels thank.ful fur past favors, and with many years experiencein the business, lie feels coofueni he can render salisfcetiun to al! tvuo fuv or him with their pat- onane.

v JOHN K UIRTON,Dliomslnirff. June 20, 1SCC.

TtOVESTEEN & 1:0.

Piacc-For- to Jtlanulactui439 Bro&dfray. New Ycrlk.

fpllfi ATTENTION of tiie puMie anl t!ie trade i,I jnviicii 10 m; vv m; u.r., seven oci avk.ROSi;VO'U TIAXO FORTES. !iih fir volumeand ri'rty of tone are unrivalled by any hitherto 01'fored in this market. They rottt;nn all the inmli rnii:iprovenient!. French srand action, harp pedal. irou-fram-

nver-lrun- ; bniis. etc., and each iusirumentbem; made under the per-on- al supervision f Mr.J II. GuoVkSTKKX, who has a pia. tical experience ofover thirty years in their luanu facture, is fully war-ranted ia very pnrtiriilar.

TilK QHurtJiTb.F.3r PIjS.VJ-FuRTI-

BECEIVKD 11IE UlUHKKT AWARD Of MERIT AT Tilt CCLC- -

MATtD World's t ai rWhere were exhibited instruments from Ihff betniukers tf endon. Tnris. I liiladelplii.i.Baltimore, U-.- t n and rev Vork;and also at theAmerican I nslitute for live successive yenrs. theGn..i ami Silver AIedals Irom botli of which cu.ii beseen at our ware-ronins- .

llv th.: intrn.iuctio'i of improvements we m ike astill more perfect Tinno-fort- c, an I by manufact iringla'eeiy, n uli a stnttly cah y-- t. iu. are cn3lled toort'..r the r instruments at aprice which will precludeail enmpetitou .

Our pries are f:o:n Si 10 to ?0 cheaper than anyCril cias riauo-furt- e.

TKKMS Net Cash in current funds.l'eyenptive circulars sent tree:July II, IcGO. ly. 11. &. i'.

ESI'Y HOTEL,Epy, Calnnsbia Co. Pa.

The undersigned Lavins becom? sole proprietor nlwell known and convcr.ict!y l.lUd stind,

respectfully informs In friend, nnil the public inEiwral, that hr; has put his hmi-- e in eniupletc orderf l lii ; ci uaiuiOi'ation of hoarders, nnd for the recep-tion mid ei.lerlaiuineut of travelers who may leeldisposed to f.ivui 1: w ith their c:lt int. N. expensehas been spared 111 prcparms this Hi te! for lli etii..--r

taiumeni ol H'liJij, an 1 iii.thii j fIi.-i!-! be nantii'j. onbi.-- p ri. to M.ii'inter lo their personal com'oit. The!oration: es wtll us the building, is a good one, andall together is amply arranged to please Hie public

Israel aicsiEx'.Hspy. April II. tf.

HLOOUSBUKG FANCY TRLM3II.G

AND O00H S70P,,Fecond dcor below ILirtman's ilain btr:cu

Just received a new stock ofZKTH V E3, WOOLEN AND COT-

TON YARNS, COCSETS,LACES. EMBROIDEIMEJ,

SllSSLV.l, EDGINGS. DREadTRIMJI! VG3.

and every variety of articles usually kept iu a

FA'CY STOUL.A'soFcitool Cooks. Hymn Hooks, Ciblcs, Sunday.

School !loi;!ts. and a larg.: U t of

MItikiELLA NEO ES B 0 OA'S,Account and Memorandum Pocks, HUnk Peedj.liinds and Alortxnses. an. a general and we!l-;elecl-e- d

assort L'lert of Taper, Envelopes, &e.' A. D. WEC3.

Eloomshurr. June SI. 13r.G. --:t

Sl3l THE GREAT CAUSECF

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A Lecture ou the Naluie, Treatiiient, nndCure of Seminal Weakness, or fcperniatort hoa. In-voluntary Einisions, iiexu.it Debility, and Impedi-ments to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Con-sumption, Epilepsy, and F'Im ; Mental and Thyic:ilIncapacity, resnll mr from Self Ab.ise. A c Hy U !!.ERT J. CHLVRaWULL. M. 1 Author ol ihe

Book.'- - toThe wurtd-reno- w ned author, in this admirable I,eC.

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removed without medicine, and withoutgicnl operations, bougies, iniiruiiieiitj,

rins, cr cordials, pointins out a mode of cure ator.ee certain nnd effectual, by wcicli every sufH-rer- ,

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"

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DYSPASIA AP DEBILITYFrom the Venerable Archdeacon Ri.'OTT. D. D.

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al the change.. I am widely known and canbut recommend lo others that w huh has done somuch for un; "

A CASE OF 27 YE R3" STANDING CURED,rrom IN3LEY JEWETP, Ko.I5 Avon Tlace .Boston

I hnvv suflered. aud sometimes for ST7

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flN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON. PAYS:"l have been u. in- - the Peruvian S'yrup for someti:nepat; it aives me new Vigor, buoVancy of spirits. Liaiiticity of Vuscle."

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adiir-s- .

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ai ever y affect-

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Well known and murii respectvd among the Germanpopulation in tins country .snakes the following ttate-n- i

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BARGALNS IN WATCHES.

The UNION WATCFI CO., manufaclorcrs, 143Brcadwav, New York. oHVr their entire slock at lessthan cost, for rash. This affords a rare opportunityfor dealers wishing to replenish for holiday trade, toselect from a great variety unsurpassed lor richnesso' design . timeleriine qualities, and real worth.

OMIEKS' WATCHED. European made, in StoutBilvernnd G'old Plated Cases warranted enrre. Itime-keeper- s beautifully engraved, white dial andfancy Bnishel hanus ; u superb ornament. Priec. percase of fix. S If. The saniJ. sold plated. p-- r case ofsix, 93. 80l.l ONLY MY THE CASE! Wedonotdeviate from this rill." upon unr r.m.lir 1011.

HUNTING SILVf'.R WATCHED, English mnvc-n- n

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aood article in lh nnrket. t".i r - Ii i o a lout hunt-

ing durable wateli. which Wll.l. KELP UOOll I I V Eal a MODERATE PUI''E In justice to many retaildenters wtiom tro-r- i supplying, these watches willnot be s.ild to any one at retail, or in any quantityles than n case of ix.

COLD PLATED WATCI1E3, 13 K. plate, sameinoveiuent as above, and i precisely the same MVl'.-o-f

watch, with the cxcepliou that these are heavilyplated on composition metal. Trice, per case .l'si.x,837. Sold only by the case !

IIUNTINU ali.VEIt WATCRE.5. in superior fin-

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Improved Heavy Silver Duplex Chronome-ter in fully ruby action Movement.

Those wishing n superior time-piec- that can berelied upon in all seasons and weaihe r, should buythis. For Railroad men and others requiring an ac-

curate time-piec- e this is unsurpassed. Cased in bestsilver in a handsom' and durable manner, per caseof six. A ample will be sold for Thesewatches retail nt from ?To to $.1(10.AMERICAN WATCHES. OF OUR OWN MANU-

FACTURE AND WARRANTED.Two ounce Silver Cases. Have the best running

apparatus of any watch ill existence. Per case of six$lro. Singlt one Retail al $10 an J upwards.

Also Gald and tiilvei Watches, a superb stock ofsilver ware, and gold, plntej and Gilt Jewelry forCountry .Vterrhants. Ped'ars, Ac.

Coods sent iu nuv part of ihe country by Express,C' O. D to be paid fur when received. Order iilouce.No advances required, e'cisd for Circular.

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October 10. 1305.

JORTHERXENTRAL

EIGHTSNORTH AND SOUUT,

Tlirourh between Baltimore and liocltcsterWiilaoiil CIsa5ig,e of Cars,

ON and after August Cth, I6G0, Trains will leaveas luilows :

NORTHWARD.r.UFFALO EXPRKS3 leaves 10 0. tiai'v,

Philadelphia 9 CJ P M. Ilarribburg 2,tij A. M , ileliv-erin- g

pa?semrcrc at Nortl11111.l1Crl.1nd, 4,5 A. M. fortrain ou Lackawanna and ISIiHunsiiur? Rail Road,lenviug at T.no A, .M. arriving in Dan v illo 7. 1(1 A.M.Rlooinrburs A.M. Ki ngbtuu 10.40 A. M, l?cran- -

ton l.ftll noon.MAILIeqves Ra'tiinore P.2. A. V. rinilv, (except

Sundays) Philadelphia 10. IU A. M. Harri-hur- g 2.jF. M.. lieliveriin. passengers t Voitliumberlaii.l 4.14P. M.for train r,n Lack.t.vanna and H!o' lisbura RailRoad, leavi .r th rrf at .".- - I I. M. arriving in HaiiviSe6 Utl P. M. l.l'Miiibur 4j r, M. Kiiii'fton 9 t'l . ,vt .

ronton ; north und arriving inWilliamspnrt at ti S P. M.

FAST LINE, leaves llaitiinore, dailv ( except fun-dav- )

12.11 P.M. Philadelphia U iinou. Ilaniliur;4,10 P.M. N'crthumbcrland '. 43 P.M. re.nain overniht. and lef ve fojjnwiug iioruing al 7. , arrivingiu cra.uton l.'.iK) uncn.

SOUTHCTAE1E.F.7rrifTeS3 TRAIN, leaves Nortliuiiibcrland 113.

P.M.dai'y (fXCfpt ondays ) receiving iaseni-rs-leavin-

Straiitou 4.40 P. M. Piltston P. M. Kinston G (Ml P. M- - P:MiUi;.hurf rt (7 P. M. ariivinp in PI11I-a.- 'i

l.l ia 7.00 A. M. iiarrifburg 2.30 A. M. Ralliiuorc7.CII A M

WAIL TRAIN, leaves Northumberland 102GA.M.daily, (xi epl Sundays) reci ivmg paseitgers. leavingScrantoii nt S.S0A. M. PiClor u SiO Ji 1 Kiiijslan6 i J A . V. ! Io..uist.urg f.07 A. M. Danuille 9.54 A. M.ana a:rivins in llarrirberg I.Ij P. M. Philadelphia5 3d l M. Baltimore ul P. M.

l!y this route fright from Buffalo, rusper.sionKr:igc, Rochester and Canandaisua orany intrrmedial.; point on New York Central can be sluppi dthrough, nhen in full car loads lo any point on thel acka WRima and Rloomsburg U11I Road, withoutbre iking btlka Rate of freight aud Passenger L.reas low as ! any 01 her route

J. 1. HcBAKKY. C. 3. YOUNG.Gcn'l Sup't. Harnsburg, Pa. Cen'l Pass. Agent,

Baliiui ire. and15 A AC M. SCHEOMERHORN.

Cen'l Western Freight Agent, Euiilo, N, 1 ,fpt :ruher, li. Ii!lii.

IN JUAL VX ARD.

The undersigned respectril!r inform? the citizensof bloouifburg and Columbia county , that they keep

II the ditf.-ren- t numbers of stove coal an J selectedluaip eo.il f r s:iiif!iiiz purpose", on their wharf, ad-joining MtKirlvv, Nenl t Oo'e Furiiaec ; with a goodpair Uuffalo Fcales on the n harf.to weiuh roai.liay andstraw .iken iue a horse and waaon. to i!e'ier coalto thoe who doirc it. As we purchase a largeamount of coal, V. c Iniend to keep a rtiperior arlii'le.tid sell at the very loeti prices. l'l'-a- call andexamine for youreclvts before purchaiuci-Ne- here.

J. W. UllM'EI.S (i.A UU UST J S M A O.V.

THE iinr'ersi;ned will tnke. ia exchange for CoalCro-erie- s, 1'.ie following named ariirl.'x ;

Wh-Jat- . Rye, Corn. O it. Potatoes. Lard, I'.-it- Shoiiltier, and rida meat, l.uttrr. Ei'g. Hay. e.c ., at th.:liti'beEt cash prices, at his Urocery ift.irn, aajoii.ingUuir coal yard. J. W. II ENDEUsilOT.

Rloiunsliurj, Apr'l liiG. )y.

NATIONAL FOUNDRY.

; LUMlsIA CO., PA.fin subscriber, proprietor

tne alcve named e- -

ivc establishment, is nowpared to receive orders

fe-T"-"

--t fo

All KiuHs cf !scliinerv,for Co!erie, Furnaces, Stationary Engines,

MILLS, THRESHING MACHINES. fcC. tC.He is also prepared to make Stve, all sizes and

f nttenis. p'ow-irons- , and everything usually made infit-clas- s r'ouniiries.His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war-

rant him in rec.ivinj the largest contracts 00. tbem -- t rejsonahle

iXT" tirain cf all kinds will betaken in exchange foicaHtins.

C"? This establishment is loca.ed near the Lackawa-n- a

A Blooiusburg Railroad Dtpnt.PETER CILLMYEG.

Uloomsburg, Sept. 13. 1SC3.

UUNTSSTEIY.

nC. II O W K R,SURGEON TBNTIST...... . .....ly - w - - -

." g-- r ionnl services to the ladies and gentleme'f I.I nuiKbur;aud vic.'nity. II.? isprepared 10 at:eud to all the varion

nivralions in the line of iiis prufession audi providedWlh lie latest improved f'JUCt.L.1 1. TF.ETH, w hirjw II Ij inserted on roid.plat ina.sil ver and rubber br eto lmw II as the natu: al teeth

Ml teral plate and blrek teeth manufactured ar all0 Pr. IH'iis on tectlLcarefuUy and prop rrly attended to.

Uriieitee and oliitc a few doors above the CourtU n,e. same side.

Bljojisburg. JuueG 1863

A. J. EVAiNS'CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

bi early opposite the EviscGjml Chuich.I.OTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

MY stock is composed of fine cloth'ny. mediumlow priced adapted to all conditions,

tattcs and wanls. He has the latest styles for tbeteasitn a fine assortment of

Overcoats and GenilcnAen's Sliaw.s,from Lw to the very best

His (loods aft tuskion il'c an:l well Made.In addition to my stock of r:.v!y-iniJ- e clothing, I

have piece goods fur custom orders.

Cloths, Casiiiiere., &c, &c.And having one of the first class cutters. I goaran"tee a fit in all eases and give satikfac'iou. Also avariety of

H COLEX AM) LINEN SliIRTS,Stockings, Neckties. Colfars. Stocks. Handkerchiefs

everything in the gentlemen's line cf clolhiii;.Also, Hato, boots and Shoes, Trunks and Carpet

bars.I will sell at Ihe lowest Market price. Please give

me a call before purchasing elsewhere.AN DEE W J. EVANS,

Eloomsburg, Nov. 15, 13ti5;

All! We tv.ii$1,501) evrvwlicr lo ppIIour improved $20 Sewing Machines. Three nwkinds. I'nder and upper feed. Warranted hveyears. Above salary or large commissions paid.The ONLY machines in tbe United States fur lessthan $41. whiet are fully licensed by Howe. Wheel-er at Wi-son- . Grover Jtc (laker. Singer fc Co.. andHachelder. All other cheap Machines are Infrinse-mentsao- d

the seller or user are liabie to arrest, tineand imprisonment. Circulars fre. Address or railopoo Sbaw Claik. Biddeford, Me., or Chicago III.

Deeember 30. lr?bi. ly.

g9QA flOiMai-Age- nts wanted

IKSUBAWCBJ. COMPAIVY,' W1LKE3-BARR- E. PEN NA.

CAPITAL AXU SUafuTs, - - $150,

ASSETS.Stock not called In, --

Hills receivable. --

If.4f),fH0

t. 5 'JO lloii'ls, - SJ.ixinTetnporarv and call loans. C.tKIO

Kill shares Wioiuiiir iwiiik cior li.llliii'fh.nes Firfl Nntional Rank t Wilks-Rarr- 5.1100

hhures H'Toim BIionai i'huk ni imcs-uurr-

4'i eharea VV Ilkea-Karr- e Bii.lge Slock. 'J.5H0

Rent Estate.liiriuuiruts.Due Irom Asents and others, . 7,414Cash iu hand and in Bank, .... i.ttli

DEKIUCTOEIS.G M. HOLLENHACK. I.. D. SIIOEM AKEH.JOHN RKICIIARD. H. M IIOYT,SAMUEL WADHAMS. O. OLI.lVf?.CIIARLLS DORRANCE, W. S. ltO?3,7 T l,M tE CIIARLK-- MINER.SitWAUTl-iniCE- , G M IIAKDIXO.

G. M IIOLI.EN'tA'-K- Preldent.L. D. SHOEMAKER. Vice Prss L

It. C. SMITH, SECBAT.aT.F. BROWN. Agent,

March 2. JAGS insbiirg, Pa.

iimam WsMm

QREAT LAIPROVK3IENT IN

SEltlNG MACHINES.Ei.i)irc Sluittli liacliinc !

SALESROOM. 530 P.roadway.N. Y.,S.'.O Wa-hiii;:t- tt eet. lloston,SJ1 Che. nut Philaiirlplua,

PATENTED FEB. 14. IciiO.

TinSMACElVE i cnntrurted on entirely newmany rare

and valuable inipri vemenls, havin? been exuninedby the most profound experts, and pronounced lo

Simplicity and Perfection Combined.It Ins n Ktrnijht ii"edl", perpen-ljcula- r action,

makes the LOCIiVr Srlll TI LE STIT( 'II. which willr Kll' Mr i; AVICI., and is a'ike on both fides ;

performs perfert icuiiir nn every description (,fmiiterial. from Lcalher lo ihe finest Nansook muslin,wi:h rntton. or siik thread. l"ro-i- i the coarsestto the finest number. Havina nritiicr CAM or COGWtiEEI.. and tael.-a- t possible friction, it runs assmooth as glass, aud is

Emphatically a Noiseless Jfachine.It reqiires TIFTY PER CENT, less power to drive

il limn any other machine in the market. A rirltwelve years cf r.ge can work it steadily, witnuutfjttirue or li.jury to health

It Slrenstli aud wonderful Simplicity of Construc-tion renders i'. alioort impossible lo get out of order,and is GUARANTEED by ihe company to give en-

tire salnfai liori.We respectf illy invite all those who may desire to

t tipf.lv ther.tsi'lves witii n sujieri . r arlii le, to comeauu exaunne this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.

C'ae half horn's liuttifn is scfiicieni lo enableany perron to worV this machine to their entire

ion.Agent wanted for atl towns j i tin United States,

ti here agencies are not already established Also,fr Cuba. Mexico. Central und South America, towhom a liberal discount will b riven.

L Ml' IRE SEW1G MACHINE MF'G CO..530 ISrnadway. N. Y.

S' :0VLS AND TIN V, ARE.

A. M. RUPERT,Announces to his mauy fuemlsanj iiuincrnns mi-tinne-

thai he continue Ihe aliove l.ti.iue.s nt hisold place of butiu-s- s ou MAIN STREET, C LOOMS.LUR'J.

His customers and ethers can be accommod ilodwith

c-- A m O T OVESI f 1 i w I O I l.

ui un Riuuf, riui clpes. i inw are, anu everyaiiicle found in ell well reeulated STOVEAMI TINWARE f in thecitiesand i n the mort rensniiable terms.

tp" SPOUTING. f"r honie ami b mi, will be putup on short in.tue. Also, all kinds of rejiairinc dJn;r'.nirty ;ud unoii liberal terms

He also s on hind a lar.'e supply of MilkPans, of diirer-- ut sir.es and prices ; b :it;es n fun; ns-s- i

t:n.iii of fa liar's l'aten selxt'ealm" Fruit Pre-set i it: I.'lik. Give him a call.

Ju! lo. d. if.

jJEV RESTAURANT,

1.1 Shive'f Cuilding.on Main Street.

WM.'GILMORE,Informs tha citizens r,fuioomsburg and vicinity ththe has opined n New

Hi:TAURA'T,in this place, w hero he invites hi old friends andcustomers locall and partake of hit refreshments.Il is his intention to eep the best

LA GEE BEER AND ALE,constantly orrhand ; Al,o. I'orter, Sarsaparilla. Mincral Water, Fnet v Lemonades. Raspberry and Ia-ii-ion r;.,n , can al way s be hnd nt his lietlaurant.

In tbu eating line he presents a

not surpns-e- d in this place, viz. Pickled OystersClams, Fish. Laiberued Chicken. I'irK ledTripe and liecf Tongue, &c.. 4tc. He also bis a goodarticle of

Ci;ars and Chcvsinfj Tobaccofor his customer IT?" Give him .1 Call,

ltloomsburg. June l.'l, iM.ii.

AR mai'e by any one wiihStencil Tools No experience

liecessarv. 1 he t residents. Cashiers, nnd Treasurers of 3 Hanks m,!orso the circular.Sent free with samples. Ai!ilre-- s Ihe American Sten-cil Tool Works, Springdcld, Vermont.

August 1. l?iiU. 3m.

J 00,000 SHINGLES & A LARGE

LOT OF FECNINC; BOARDS I ORsale The undersigned f.fTers for sale upon themost at his place of business, in15 E V TO N . COLUMBIA COUNTY, o.-.-e hundred thou-sand shingles and a larcc lot ol fencing- - boards, ofthe very best quality, both pine and hemlock

J. J. Mctf:.NRY.Benton, May 9, I fed.

Wm. c. be.et. CSOk . CAR1EKTER.

Established 1828.C. W. CARPEMEK, HEXSZEV & CO.

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST?.737 Markkt St. one door below Eth. PriLADELrm a,

DRUC. Mr.DlCiNES. CHEMICAL?.TAINTS. OIL. ULA--- S. VARNISHES, DYES,

And every i: ....' arlirle ?ipertainlng to ihebusiness, of the best qu.i:i'y. unJ al Ihe

lowest Market Hates.March 2?. 1560.

Tini ! ITCH ! ITf U !X s:ratch : schatch sceatcii !

WH EATON'S OINTMENTWill (lire 'ike llch iu 18 Hours.

Also cures SALT Ril EUM. CHIL-BLAINS, and all ERUPTIONS OF Til E tK.l. "rire50 ls. For sale bv all Druceists. I!y sending foceals to WEtK!" tc. POTTER. Sole 17" Washington street, Koston, it will bo forwarded by mail,free of portare, lo any part of the United Plates.

June o, 13io.- - ly.

1 EW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.ON MAIN STREET. (NEARLY OPPOSITBMILLER'S ULOOMSCUR5, PA.

THE undersigned bat j isl fitted Bp, and opened,his new

STOVE A ? I TI. SIS OP,in this lce. wlter h is-pr- jrcd to make up nesrTi W ARK of ill kinds in his line, and do repairi-ng w ilh neatness and dispiicb, upon the most rea-sonable terms, llealso keeps on hand STOVE ofvarious patterns and styles, n hich he will sell uponterms tu suit ourcba;rs.

Give hi.t .:!!. He is a goo4 mechanic, aad de-serving of the pubile patronage.

JACOB MET 2.Elocmsbnr. Pent. r ly.

SAMUEL KNORR,ATTOISIV E I AT - Ij AW.

BLOOaisSBCRC. PA.J.nsUC?

JYcw Stock ofClothing.

Spring and Sumisicr Ooods.

INVITES altention to his stbeit of chsap andClothing al bis aiture. on

MjIN STREET, BLOOMSJiURG,two doors above the Jlmtrican louse,

where hn has jut received from New Vork andPhi ladelphia, a lull assortment of

including the most feshionahle. durable aud handS4UIK. UK tts (iUUDS, consisting ofBox, Sack, Frock t Gum and Oil CotL

Coats, and 'arils,of all sorts. sizc. and colors. He also ha replen-ished his already large stock of Fall and WinterKb wis; striped, figured and plain Vesn, shirts,cravats, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves, sus-penders and fu?y urtn.les.

N II. lie has roii-ta- ui ly on hand n larcc and wellselected assortment of Cloth an I Vesting, whichhe is prepared to make up lo order, i.iin tny kind ofclothing on very slurl notice aud in tUe best of nun-tie- r.

All his clothing is made to wear and most of it isof home mnuufacture.

AN D .d? OS La ZZZ a

f't every Description, Fir. and Cheap. His Cnse ofJewelry is not surpassed in this place. Call and ex.limine his geueral atsortuiem of Clothing, Watches,lewelry, ic. &.c.

DAVID LO WEN C U KG.Bloonitburg, April 20. ISM.

IJENRY GIGER,

Has opened a first doss BOOT, SHOE,MAT hm SAP STOHE,

At his old ttand nn Main Street Dloomsbtiitr. IHsstock is composed of I lie very latest and be.U stylesever offered to Ihe citizens of Columbia Ciiuny. liecan accommodate the public with the following kindsand prices :

Men's calf boots, fine. $.V(.(i to 0.0014 ip, double sole, 'J 75 to 5 72

Boys child's boots. 1.70 to 4.75Men's glove kid. Congress, fcc, 2 30 to 5,75

Hal. Shoes, 1 !0 to 3.0 )

" women's boys and iniscs glovekid listing "iters, 1.75 to 5.75

Women's elove kid. very fine, 3. "5 to 5 75' fine goat morocco balmornls, 2 5il to 4 00" mi n's morocco and call tlioes, 1.75 to 2 5(1

common shoes, .50 to j 5(1

Misses' nnd Child's shoes. 0.5 to 1 bOMen's, w omen's, missus', boys and cbilds

hlippera. to l.COlie u;so keep a great variety of HATS, CA?3 and

STRAW GOODSof every kind, at the lowctt prices, both for Cosh anCountry produce.

Rcmeinbi:i the nti&aclion is in our jnoJ. Don'lhe alarmed at the cfy of high prices, but call auu teefor yourselves.

HENRY CI3E.Eloomsburg. July II. lBfifi.

!.ackanniia & Ctoomsliurg iiailtoad.

CT TWO DAILY TRAINS. --&lAND AFTI'R OVF.MBF.R U7, lnhi.

TRAINS Wll.l. Rf.S AS FOLLOWS:LEAVE SOUTHWARD.

P M PM AM.Leave Srranton, 4 4d C 5u

" Kingston. (i.l0 (1.55

l.lsomsl nrg. S CO e. jilArrive at Nurthuinhcrlnnd 9.50 10.35

LEAVE NORTHWARD.A M PM

Leave Northumberland, 7.00 5 10" Danville. 740 5 4"

Itloomsluirg, 8 25 6 2Arrive at Scrn:lon. 12 40 10 13

Trains leavin! Kingston at S 30 A: M for Scrantonceunect uith Tri.ln arriving al Now York at 5 v'0

l.eavins Noi Ihuin'it'l im! f .W A M.ani Kingston2 30 P. M , cni:ecl with Train airivmg at New Yorktt in 55 P. M.

Passenger liking" Train Soath from Scrarton nt551A M via No Itiiiiiiber'an J.reai h llarrisiuirg li 30 P M.Lnliiiiinre 5 1:0 P M.. W ashinstou 10 OOP M via Ru-pert reach Philadelphia tt 7 U'iPM.

li. A. FONDA, Supt.Kinsston. ov .25. I8C5.

ri-II- NEW

COMBINED WITH

IODIDE OF LIME,pnyp.mrD for

C. W. TETTES. P.OSTON.lly

JA3IKS R. MCK0I.S L CO.

.Man vf tcturinff Ci cmitts,MAVUFAt.TURLRS OF TU E

ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARKWITHlro(cilc of Iron,

Which has bscome so favorably known cs a7 c.vc RF.yi on.n ivf..

r.y TAysicius fciid Invalids in all ( ails of the coontr)'.

The new preparation, "f.irsaparilla In cefhl.ina-tio- n

with I oil lie of Lime." presents one of Ihe mostprompt alterative agents, in a 'orin capable of exertice ("'I action upon the system, aud (his in minuteand pleasim doses. Il is conceded that Ihe altera-tive, resolvent, or tonic cfiecls of Iodine are exert-ed most decidedly wuen associated with ether

in combination : aurt the Sarsapariita seemsto fulfill all Ihe favorable requisitions.

The first lo'ct usually observed iv lieuSARSAPAI! 1 1. LA WITH IODIDE OF LIME"

islr.ken. is an increase cf appetite showing that ithas tonic propt-rtie- s of a marked character. Its al- -erstrve eli'ects are iiiauiti'st in its ready combina-

tion wii'i Ihe blood and lis-u- ?s Pale, tcrofulouswomen and children improve rapidly under it use,and I he vital I'urirtions assume a nealthy rondiiiun.

Il is admirably adapted to a large number of chrcn-i- c

or ncutu alT clions peculiar to children It u suit-ed in them both by the mildness a ml efTsci"iicy ofmedicinal effect nnd the pleasant, attractive form ofthe remedy. It may be cven fr a long period whereconstitutional i:illuences ere desired, au I no r?pug-uanre- .

or tisiuc!inal on to lake tne syrup, cncoui.-I- .red. In Whue-aweiliug- . Ilip Joint Disease, and

Distortions of tn,; Sp.ne. it sh.-iu-l I b-- ; riven persist-enlly- ,

iu moiierale iion s. until reiief is obtainedIn the Spriiyof the Vcar, and during the

l)(rt Weather,Ihe accumulation of morbid matters in the systemseems to become manifest and very troublesome Las-situde, Headache, Hulls, Co.stivciiess, Loss of .ppe- -

tite. Pains in the Joints, Indigestion, etc , are verycommon. nihiiiv ever devised is b"t:er ada;iled loexterminate or d.i ve oil' these-- n dictions Ih an tin newcombi'.aiion of S A RS Al'AUI LLA Wil li IODIDEOF LIME.A'o preparation like it, or ichich approximates to it as an

Alterative, or Blood Purifier,bas trer before been placed rithtn the reach of invalids.Indeed, it is an entirely ntw and scitsT.nc combina-tion, in no resj'cct resciuuliug auythiug uilhcilo em-ployed.

The opinion of medical men concerning it. the de-scription of its chemical character, tberapoulic val-ue, manner of use, etc., are given l.i a rirrulir,which ran be had at the store of aby and all firstclas Drnsists.

Z7 oid in llloomshuri , whclasale anf retail, byEyer Is. Mover, and all Druggists

Jane 0, kkA.. Cm.

ISS LIZZIE PETERMAN,J jWould annonnr to the laiiies ol r.oomburg and

the public generally, thit she has just leceived lrwuithe custom cries her

Spring mid SuniaiicrFlock r

MILLINERY GOODS,consisting of ail nnicle s uea!ly found in first classMillinery Stores. Her good, are of Ihe bet mialityand anion; the most handsoaie and cheapest in Chenihrket Cull and examine them for yiartlves.

Nobody should purchase t'lsewhre before eiaaiining M ii Feterman's stock ol goods Ronncis uiade10 order, on the shortest notice, or repaired.

Stnr m Main street. 3d d.or below the store OfMendel. hall & Rupert.

Bloomsburg, May 2. J ?"sfi. if.

THE nndersi'pcd respectfully announces In tVr

that he keeps constantly on band, at hisold stand, one door below Lute's Drug Store.

WALL PAPER,011 Cloifr. and Tsper Window Shades, Cords, Tas-sels ad Fixtures, for Pictures , Ac. o( tli verylatest styles. and is prepared. to do all kinds of paperhanging to order.

E. J. TI10RT0N.nioom'bnrg, April 4 ISCfi. if

M. WH1TM0YER,

ATTOKNEY - AT - L,AX',BL00MSBUCG, Pa.

Office opposite Pott rfiice, over TTjrfmjn'g store.Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions and Go.i. ii"Ms V f-- si,""t,h tf,tm,0 lfn sf n eT

POUT 3'3CIU2AAIU

Hotsq aM Cattle FowflmThU preparation,'

long and favorablyknown, will thooioughly reinvlgorabsbroken-dow- n and

d bones.ly strengtbaoiagand cleansing titstomach and intastines.

It is a sure jrrvenUve of all dlsv

".i"" eiuies inciaeni tothis animal, snch as LUNG FEVEJ1, eiiDEi4iTER, HEAVES,COUGHS,

FE-VERS. FENDERL0.S.--1 OF APPE-TITE AND VITALENERGY, ic. itscse improves Uiewind, increasesthe appetite-giv- es

a luooth and V m ai TJ Jgloj.iy skin undtransfarnis Ih."..- y rwiwi y timiserable tkcleton into a g aad spirit2

To keepers of Cows this niuriiinn a tn.i viLIt lacreaies Uie quanUty and improves the quality

orche milk. It baabeen proven by aotoal exiieriment IOIncrease-- the quan-tity or milk andcream twenty percent, and make iliabatter firm andsweet. In fatteningcattle, it gives theman appetite, loosvxatheir hide, andi- tnalcAS lli.tn tliriv'

much faster.

In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, rjToeri Itthe Lungs, Liver,ic, IN arliciemis as a specific.ISy putting fromone-hal- f a paperto a paper in a

"fcarrel of swill theabove diseaseswill be eradicatedor entirely prerentsd. If given In time, a cerUiapreventive and cure for the Hog Cholera.Price 25 Ceat3 per Paper, or 5 Papers Cor tV

PHIPAHED BY

8. .A.. FOUTZ z BRO.tAT TKEIft

WHOLESALE DUrO AND MEDICIVE DET0T,Ho. 11G Franklin St., Baltimore, H&

Far Sale by Druggists find Storckcaperi tirougjlscat the L'nitcd Sutes.

Zj" for sale tl the Drug tors ofEYER MOVER,

Lloomsbarg tm.Eloomstitirg, Jan. 0. Id50. ISmo.

DR. W. II. WIIITMOB,I'f. S been in rnccssaul practice for a nnrnfcer efI I years, w ilh the experience of tlie different bos-pit- al

- in l:utoii. a!o a minber of the AnalyicalMe'tirnl luslilute of New V tk, ronti tees tosttcadli al! r ff'ssional ci-c- s at his ofSce No. tii Tilbertafreet, Pliilndelpl ia.

2. Ni i.cler.t M' Lirines arc used or rrccmineeded s

!l:C r:medic a l:iunitsreJ are move which will ntbreak rown the rnn.tirutinn. Irflt renovate tbe tyteni from all injuries it has sustained from mineralmedicines, and leave Ihe system io a liealUiy andperlectlv cured condition,

3. DYgPLPs! A. that distressing disasse aad faildestroyer of healili and happme. undenaluiDf incon tituii m end yeaily Carrving thousand la utftimely graves, can most einpha ically be cured,

4. Al.iautho! v. Abberration. that sis l et Alia,tion ami w eahuess of the nund which isnders per.soiifcinr.ipnble.it enjoying the pleasures or psrfisting th" duties of life.

5. IIH EU vi ATI tl,in any form or ondiUea.shraa- - .

ia or nente. warranted curable.n, LPILKl'SV. cr fa'i'.ing euknett, all ebranU me

stubbcrn case cf

I'EJIALE DISEASESradica'ly removed ; Pa t RUsum and srery daerfalion r.f ulcerations Piles and scrofulous diseasevt hich have baffled all previous medical skill, c&a bcured by my trentment ; nnd I do sty alt diseases,Cve Cgsji'MptiiiiO can be cured by wearing uiy Menl-ctte- d

Jacket, v hich is a protection to the lgsagninst all thrnrrs of weather iu a:l cllinstes hav-ing tn veti:ated fur year- - the cause aad character 1

iiiuriiufeiiK (fever an 1 ague) in all parts of taL'nited Slates will cure permanently all chronis ssr

arute cases cf s;us and nervon piseabes ia I fewdays.t&Lcrr Cared vrilliczt the koife or Dr&TTls;

U cod.Tape W.irtn, that dreadloiha naman rtmPy frf

ycai. eu I c removed with two or tbise ufwy new ly remedy, warranted in all cassa.

nnsultation in the English and German Langaagssjfre of charge. Will make visiis auy distanxo. Itdesired. M .y be addresse by letter (confljeoLiallv.)and Jklcdicins sent wnti proper tirrectioos t anypart ol IUj country.

orricc-v- o, tu n:tsrtBL ruia.April 4. leza lj.

DR7j7TMiVASS,riiysiciaii asd Surgeon

f TAVJNis Int-a'e;- ! pMinaiierii!' on Mai5 Sirffi, KLOOMSBUKG. !'., wooi.i in-(or- in

the public genera'ly . list he Is prsprarnJ tsattenJ to all business faillifuliy and punsloslly tkatmny be intrusted lo bis care, ou teru-- s comoisasa-- .rate ilii ihr times.

CL7 lit pays strict attsntioa ta Surgery a waas medieine.

Nov. 25. 1 G3,lv.

M. M. TUAUGII,ATTCRI.'KY-AT-L.l- W,

BLO OMSB UR G, Pa.Will practice iu tha several Courts of ColgBbaJ

and aiijniuing counties.C-

- All Collections promptly atundsd t.June 2'). Ibbti.

CHAS. G. DARKLE Y,Atiorwcy nt Law.

DLOOiiSBURG, tOLt.lIBIA CO., PA.

WILL practice in the ssvernl Conrtssf Oelaukiaut r. All legal unsiucss inirusied to bi

eate shay receive prompt attention.OCce-- Un .Utckt. Exchange Ealldiags, wvar

Millet's Store.I.loomsburc. April 13. IFC4.

gALISRURV, JiRO. & CO.,

Sztensivs Xlar.ufactuiers and ImporterGold, Plated ar.d Oreide Jcictlrj,

FOLIO AND NI' KEL

Aiunr.icAX, a.j svtisj

C ASED CY OURSELVES.And every description of

Pancy Goods and Yankee Notions,Psprrially auapled aaj designed for Soutkera aadWestero Trade.

C;rculf and full deseripliv Price List tafree.Agents wanted evervwbere. Address.

SALLJIiUR V. tHO. ft CO..Ai DOUUA NCE 8TKKET.

Providsacc, B. LfVtol'cr tfi 3n.

OMNI BUS LINE.THE undersigned would respectfully anaosae tt)

citizens cf liloomsburg, and tbe pubii ge-erisll- v.

thai l:e is runningan OMMBi:s LINE, he- - C&K'iwcen this lace nnd tliedtf. , ', Ct'e. '""jferent Kil Koad li.-pn-is dm- - -- T7f''.";r"V"ly. (Sun fay excepted) to St5sjconneri w ith ibe s. v r.it Trains goint South a Witffou the Cnlawisia nnd Wi'liamtport Kail Koad. aad

ith ilme gong NortU and 4'jutli on lb Lack, Vnio'imsbiir: Cn.id,

His O.MNIKL'S.-E- S are in good condition, roosntfiou :id ccniforlaale, aud char; cs reasonable.

C7 Persons v. ishig to meet or tee tir finda4depart, can lie arrntmnodated, upon asofirbla'charges, by leaving tiinuly notice -- I any cf lb Oo"tela,

JACOB L. GIRTOaV,Prc-rlU- i.

BleorniBorg. April 27. 1C4

JTJRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.Pure Medicine, at John B. M oyer's Drag Blf

corner oi .Mam and JJsrket Btrecls. A food asaart'menl of

Medicines. Taint. Oil and Varnishos, altray on.hartl.and will be sold dieaper than at any hbDri g Store in n n.

QUALITY GUARANTEED.Prescription carefully compounded at Meyer""

Drue More.Aycrs and Jayncs Mci!Iciae sold at Meyer' Draf

Store,V.'i.harf Tr Conliil. Bakr'a CcJ Livr OU,

Window' Soothing Syrup, sold al JCoycr' DragStore.

Far any reliable patent tuedicin, call at MyrVDrug Flore.

Leather cf aUlind. wholesale and retail, al J.aVi'Koyer Drug Store, Bloomsburg, Pa.HljJ, I80ti. If.