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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-15
navid B. Clark 4 Co.,
~ TOBACCO and

hICHMOND, VIN0INIA.
D. B. Clark, late Clark & Blair.
JOS P. Swords, late Neal, Leigh & Co.
ian 15-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-01-15

PLUcaER 4 NAPoLEoN;-Lasest Novels b.
ID Mulbach. For sale by
jan 1927 HUNTER & NOWL1N.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03


Few words in our language are moro ffss
quentiy taken IN vain than the emphatic
aaverb Never" 1t is ofpurc Saxon ori-
gin, and like most ol It's verbal kin, is
iorcIble aud comprehensive. Followed
out through all Its iegiums,e meapings
aud applications u mere potential word Is
scarcely 10 be found IL our grand old
mother tongue. Yot ~ AL our vocabulary
there is not one more shameiully abused.
IL Is played at pi'ch and-.oss with By
the unstable, the iiiyolovs aud false. IL
will never forgive him--neyer. never,
never" says the deceived aud outraged
wife; and Set perhaps before tue week Is
over the oiiendiag husband is purdoncdt
his crime forgotten, aud the ilDplacabls
wife wax IA the wrony-doers hands.
Never shall drop OF anything insoxi.
eating pass my Iips again. cried the help
less, wind eyed victim of debaueh, ss has
nerves shake aud quIver under the mad.
dening lash, wired aud knolted by his own
hands. Ah, could We believe hun! But
unfortunately experience teaches Us that
"Ease recants VOWS made la paln," aud no
VOWS are mvrc yalueless than those oil the
insbrials. There is scarcely an old man
in the laDd--heayeu help url who has
not heard, either in his own family or in
the family OF some friend, the torture boru
Never" Vf the drunkard. Ii is s0aefis,es
kept; it might at,coys be kep, 1T men
would but sssert their manhood. The
dignity and strength OF moral monhovd
once lriuuphantly asserted, each succeed.
ing triumph will become easier, until, ~
Inst, temptation, with beavers help will
lose lis power to tempt, aud with absolute
10 do right will expire the
last remnant Of the Inclination TO do wrong
We have seen such victories--hope to see
more Of them. Thy are possible 70 az
pho err.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03
Composition on Corns.

The Dubuque Times publishes the fol-
lowing as "a boys composition on corns:"
Cofns are OF two kinds, vegetable aud
animal. Vegetable corn grows in rows,
aud animal corn grows on toes. There are
several kinds of corn; there Is unicorn,
capricorn, corn dodgers, field corn aud toe
corn, which is the coyn that you feel most.
1t is said, believe, that gophers like corn,
but person having corus does not like to
"go far" if he can help it. Corns have
kernels, and many colonies have corns.
Vegetable corn grows on ears, but animal
corn grows on the feet, ut the other end OF
the body. Another kind Of corn is acorn;
these grow on oaks, bat there is no hoax
about the corn. The acorn is corn with
an indeGuite article, but the toe corn is
very definite article indeed. Try il aud
see. Many man, when he has corn,
he wishes il was an acorn. Folks that
have corns sometimes send for doctor,
and if the doctor himself is corned, he
won't probably do near 80 we'll as II he
isn't The doctors say that corns are pro-
duced by tight boots, or shoes, which is
probably the reason why, when man is
tight, they say he is corned. If farmer
manages we'll he can get good deal Of
corn on one acre, but know of a farmer
that has one corn that makes the bigces.
acher on his farm. The bigger crop Of
vegetable corn man raises the better he
likes it, but tho bigger crop Of animal
corn he raises the better he don't like il.
Another kind of corn is corn dodger. The
way II is made is very simple, and is made
ms follows Chat IL, ii you rsut to know:
You go along a street aud meet man
that you know has corns, and is a rough
character; then you step on the toe that
has the corn on IL. aud see il you won I
have occasion to dodge. In that way you
will ind out what corn dodger is.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03
WHOLE NO. s27.

jecled Il, and who have been is friends
through evil aud through good report,
otherwise the road will ron In the interests
Of other parties, aud not in tho Interests
Of tho city Of Richmond, and those along
the line who have contributed 20 eagerly
OF their means 10 build h,
Should the managers OF the. road suc-
ceed in accomplishing result 10 desira-
BILE. they willbe more than satisfied. IL
they fail Ia doing all, they will at least
have the consciousness OF having been
governed by the best intentions.
The weather being favorable, Il Is In
contemplation TO begin work In the next
four or SIX weeks, in regard 10 which, aud
all other important moves pertaining 10
tho road, / will keep the public fully pos
ted through the papers.
l.. NJ, MrRiSo,
Pres. q. II. & Fort Wayne Il. II.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

fpinexa, after scn,c hours - close study
would join The family With whom he !odg.
ed and take part even 10 fhe must tisial
copversstion. A hvofite smu-emsst ~
bis was setting spiders 70 fight eerh other.
So much Interest did he take In their roms
bats that he was often seized with immods
crate tfs Of laughter. DIR. Samuel Clarke,
The bblc ecmmcnlator, used 20 smuss
himself by jumping over table, and chslrs,
aud Swiit, by running up aud down the
steps OF the deanery. Shelly took great
pleasure 10 making paper boats, and watch.
ing them as they boaled on the water.
He used mp in this way the hy-lcavrs vf
the books which he took with him on his
pedestrian excursions. On one occasion,
finding himself on the north bank OF the
serpeuliue river. and without any ms.
terisIs for indulging that peculiar iucli.
nation which the sight Of water slwsys
inspired, he twisted up dry pound note
and committed il to the waves. While
Petayius was engaged on bis Doypm,a
Theological. his principal roc. cation ss the
end OF every second hour Mss 10 twifl his
chair for five minutes. Barclay, the an.
thor Of the 1rgcaeis sod D'Aadilly. the
translator OF Jvsephus diverted themselves
during their leisure hours by culiivs.
ting trees aud flowers. Tycho Brshe
AMUSED himself with polishing glasses for
spectacles; aud Socrates With playing will,
children. 'iies los es- ss - li4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

The following new counterieiis are res
ported by ThomPson's BaAh Noic a"d
Commercial Rporter for January 70:
Tens on the National Bank Of the State
Of New York, New York City, are ia cir
culation. Well calculated 10 deceive.
Look out Tor them. ~
Tens ON the First National Dauk Of
Philadelphia are in circulation,
Tens on the Union National Bauk of
New York City. We'd executed.
Twentys on the First National Bank
of Boston. The leIt hand vi the soldier
holding the guu does nv. touch "D' IN
deposited, but ia the genuine IL does.
Observe on this counterfeit the butt vfthe
rsusket on the Jeff eosnef touches tho
scroll work around figures "2n, and OF
the hand OF the female os the nau's
breast the fingers can scarcely bc scA6,
while on the genuine lao part of the gun
touches, aud tire fingers are quite distinct:
On the countcifeil under the words "Fhis
Note" where IL reads This note ~ se-s
cured" :" etc., there are but three hourishcs,
aud the genuine has four, aud also one be.
tween ire United and States" wlIiehfs
omitted in tbo counterfeit. Thu letter "a
10 Treasurer. under Spinncrs name, Is
larger thau the other letters, aud while
the counterfeit h OF the sanc length as
the genuins IL is at least quarter OF ah
inch narrower. DO the counterfeit the
shield bchiud the eagle on ihe back Of
the note contain bat six stars, aud they
are very imperfect; on the genuine seven.
teen stars ure visible.
P,nys or the National Bank Of Com.
merce, New Bedford, Massachusetts,. Wen
done and circulated To deceive. %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

I,s sepulcher. when the I'rcsiden, no long.
or Insists apou Va resurrection, ALI the
ansiety Which che country psrpeiuslly
feels Siil psss away forever with she fer.
fal battle between the kxeevsiye aud Con.
grers. Till then We must expect the
troubles which naturally attend upon .
n,easufe 80 extreme and extraordinary ss
The impeaehmens of The prerid ident Of The
Unl'ed States The sooner iha, conrIess
consistently with the digei,y Of the oeea-
sion and the rights Of the accused, eau
end The trial the, better for all Interests.
Give us then, Without the needless delay
Of single days President who can ~.
berly take aud honestly keep the cath 20
protect aud execute the Iaws.-lS. Y.
Tribune. sfts IS t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

The man who couldn't ''trust his feel
ings," is supposed to do business strictly
on the cash principle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

Wanted for the archaeological depart
ment of the Museum, the beak aud claws
Of q tomahawk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

"What blessings children aro!' ss the
parish clerk said when he took the fee Tor
christening them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

II you court young lady who has a
count among. her suitors, you will proba-
bly, be counted out.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

Why are umbrellas like pancakesf-
BECAUSE they are seldom seen after Lent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

A good action is never thrown away;
and perhaps that Is tho reason whywe find
40 few of them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

"Whai," inquired u sehoolmasler, "is'
the plural OF peunyy' "Twopence!' shous-'
cd the sharpest ia ihe class.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

Misery loves company, and SO does
young lady.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-03

A grave mistake--ac accidentally burying
man alive.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
lSREAT IMPROVEMENT In
SEU IN; .NAfH'NES.
f;D,Dsrr shuttle Machine 4!
sAi EsR'OM.. j:lB Bsoadway. n, Y,
2JD " q. hinpiOn : I ret, liOston.
y!i The nut -trret. Philau' IpiiIa,

aAI EsR,DOM-. j36 Bsoadway, n Y,
25O " u. hiNgiOn I ret. boston.
99I Ch. nut -trret fhiau' Iph,a,
P,TINTEi FEE. "A. 's,'O. ..r.
: MS wACNINE is constructed IN entirely new
! prin, ipirs ,f n'rrh#nsm, possessing hinny ,ar'
and valuable impr, vrnrnts having been exa nIiued
bv the m'Osi prOf.'nnd experts and pronounced 80
Simplicity and eyection Dombined.
II has n straight nredl.. perpendicular acton
makes the i..tK or sHt TILE STrTCil whirh will
,"ith RI" Anr RAVEL and 10 n ike on h"th sides [;
p4tfnrms p"rtrrt .rwi"g IN every desrriptinn .f
material fsOm IL aihrr I" hr nnest Nansook niusi,n
with rnifnn linen, Or silk thread irom tht coarsrs
20 thr finest nimbrr Having nrither' An 0r COG
WUE.,. AMI Least possib'" fricti"n u runs ~
smo,nh ~ glass. aud ~ t...s. .
Emphoic,hu a Noisejcss .hDch,ne
Il rrqi,ra> FIFTY PER tFNr. less power 10 dr,ya
II II ~ ANY uth.r u,ar.ne in tile matke, \ .it,
~ -ivr yrnss Of age can w.rk IL >truIi,y. wrnru,
fatiau" nT injury I" health
It's Strength ant won'!"rfni simpiiruy nrCOusirur.
ti rrWrvs aiai"st iny's. ib'. !" ar, oni ~ order
and !. .Gi'AR ANTEEn by til" c",ni'any I" CIV. ~
tire sHtI ia, iOn
W" respectfully invite all hose VIII" may Il, .irc I"
aud rIHu,inr this UNkIvAi.i.En MACHINE.
NJ halt hnrr, in,irurtinn IL suffir"nt IN -nRbIe
any person to work this naciUe to their rntts~ sat
isiactinn. .e
Agents wanted for all low II the United >tHirs.
wh.r- agencies are MT already established Also.
fnr Cuba Mexico Cruiral and south America. 10
whom % librFn, discount will be given
7 MPiRE SEWING MACHINE MFG co,
Sc RvUadwny, " v.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

WARM BED roR PIas.--If pigs are kept
warm and dry during the winter they will
do much better for it. In building straw
stack, it is very well to provide shelter at
one side OF end Of the same. A ren may
be built up at one side or end Of the stack
around and over the pen, leave gap suitn
ble for the pigs to pass in and out, and will
make delightful house for them. and they
may sleep there warm and comfortably in
the coolest weather. My neighbor, who
is noted for his good care of his stock, uses
this plan for his hogs, and it well repays him
for his labor, and / have found it equally
useful.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04

Soil FOR Flowers. Leaf mould is good
for flowers il two or three years old, aud
very much decayed; wll"n hut halt rotten
it is an injury. Rotten sod is the best sd
for flowers; and COW manure, which has
lain two years to rot, the Test isri izer.
When rotten sod is not easily oltsined, the
edging. parings Of walks may be preserved
iu heap for flower purposes.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
ExCHANGE HOTEL,
BLooMsRuRG. COLUMBIA COUNTY. "a.

rhr undersigned having pure has3d aud ,ntely ~
h,ted this we'll known lloIsr situated nm MAIN sT
i'ma iiaiay oppositr the tolrt House. resp.ctiu,
informs IN " friends md th. public renr'aiv thnt
their H"use Ia nOw IN "vd, fot the
and rntrr,ainh ut NJ tsnvrirrs .f'' wv
'hrt hnv spnrrd no pnihs IN psepasna thet xrhnns,
lnr IN" i"meht AMI c"nfos, nf III. " uu. ss
The,' il"u-e IL rpW ioIe. una rnj"ys guns b,s,n~.-
= ~ tIOn t'-'A - i''' '''-i - .f'-| /.
OMNlIasES run M all t,n1. bctwrrn this Ilu,,s
aud thr difItr~hi sn,saad DtpWs by which ,,ave =,
wNl be conveyed t' ana tsoh th Srhpn,iivr S,uti ~
IN due time IN meet tkr CATS 's'.f.t- .-rt .!r
&.., o, ,ss . ""'Ns = CL"aA'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
READING RAlLrRaolADsqs
SUMMER iARRANGEMENT
Monday, ,Auguat 3D., 1868

'."f'i WVUbuyS 'NuHurt Ouj SlcUosi"t't" "l.'..
~ p6t,pvDis, 'fmn,Nqua A.hIlnd, h. banoN Alien
!9wr, Easton Ephfsta. iiiis. iapssssr' t'nlpnsia.
T,aiss lsave Varsi.ba,s tor New York, AZ 10 ,ows
AZ Y1 q end y mA.. . issca s1s 9a y e1nnss;- ..
y: rs ."s . T:; NV :; IL s.
, Is y and $50, . asr n snd osus. s,sapins
. d.: .!..s,. ro,.psnsMiss ~ ihe S,As snd sa' , =.
isnv. i.arfi.buis ior e-adins. Pia,sv,'iei Tama
nna. Minessv'i'e. Ash aud Pine Grow. tirnt6wn
and hi'adephia. at = 10 q \ snd ! rs and ~ tn
the ~ n ma Inn c.nnrci"nr fcr Phn,ipipha aud
''"lnab,s "nly. "! louisville. schdyitiii H,,vcn
m, D. 'env- taIri.bu n' > aopn
Returning; keav" New ycvk Int Q ~ ~. Y and
smnnd = mi ~. rh''nd.lph,a NJ IS n ~ and ~
Sleeping ears areeinp,nyiai th.S Oh 4. ~ and 5 oo
ant ,g.P n irninr from New York without ch ,nae.
way Pns''nrrr 'nin leave. phllaa.Irh,a o, 7'ao 4
n,u ming rom Reading ut nao , y -i"rpinr ., All
siati"na; PoitsvIlr NJ w aaJ e%j a r. aud !45 Pm
shau.,kin =, S Is mnd y MAN ,A.hiand 71' a ".
an! u p n aud ~ y; Tan'aqua n ~ ~, snd
I.avr rmi.y,Ie via schuvlk,li and su qu.h,nns
Esiir'ud At 7 10 An far llAr'''busv. snd u ~ \
| Rrnding Accommodating Train {: iseaves Reading
q, 7a0A returning ffoIn Ph,' ',rIphia a. o i5pH.
P"tirt"wn Accommodation TsSia Lenves P'dts
town st"+5 A. ~. returning leaves Phi'striph'a At
COLUMBIA Rail Road Trains ,savs READING a, = oo
| 4. n. nnd . iSrn for Ephra's ti''s. Lanrasisr.
| columbia, &c.
r-rk i"n,rn Rn'ifoad Trains l.av. Perhio,nen lunc
lion VI y ~ =. y. and ~ Pm Rrin'nIng:, L-nvr
sktppa NJ ~ m. ant ! IS =. H., c0nnecting
with s,miias tra'n- On kPhdins Ran k0ad.
I'm s"n'.sy.: leave New YorAa, 4 M ? NJ, Pbiia
| iriphIa M 4 -. and IjPN the y III A ", Train
| running "Dy !" R"adins POtisyiiIr 500 AM tlas
| -. nrs - y ". ~ andy aAP n hd k-na. NJ q,
| ~. 50 anf Z IS a far iiurri. hug aud I VI
y aud %nP \ tor hrw York aud 425 r n. for
i,ii'irtphM .' ..
Ion mutn,inn. Nilc, se, season srh.o, aud Cxcvr
sin Ticsrts 10 amt tom NJ, p"inis NJ srducrd rates
luggage 'ncckcd ths Ouph iO pOmnfs ailh~ ri each
| Passem, ,ss : r . 4 q. a NuuLts
..l General Superintendent.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
CONFECTION ERY.

Inv under, innrd would respectfully announce I.
'hr ,Whi,r that h.. ha- open
FiRs, - AS 'O<FHTl 'NERY STORE.
N IN. bnIit"R lately OrrUii"i bv -rmarl siWtneS
wh T. h" !. prepared d" fiirni h al kinds e
Pi.AiS 4 PSS.YC C.NbiES 'rN,
FIENCn IsNDi 4 FOREIGN
aNp'ONEsiNt tkt ~. Nu1S.t
RAJ INS e. Ac. &C.. Il.
~ nOLhs OR RETAIL
N short " ini' a.snrnrht of II. kin ~ -, gs,dr
h,s inc Oi bum gffat va'b.tt UC
DULIs. Toys, &c,
-uiiabis for the Holidays. Particular ssts
BREAD AND CAKES,
II all 'kinds fresh ever, day. r....
CHRISTMAS CANDiaS. tIRlSTMAR TOYs
call l. solicited. sad satisartion Will be gua.aa
t.sd
Dee u. IsT7. ECKHARr JtCORS.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
E0R SALE.

The unds!sianed VII offer Al privRtc sale HI.
HM sr Ann ifr. riinats IN Stain street aud
Anown A. tkr "unSnRsi pr perry containing thirty
an slev ~ s'ah and west side, with good well n
water and .on excellent ftuit tn the lot Th. pfp.
perry lss desifabir one 1hA terms will bW made
DtsenstsrC, Aug Il. isso. '''''
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
To the Pubic.

ihr undersigned ifUy !. FIRMS his old friend.
,na tua,0,n. ~ tha bs h1s r. ditcd h.CaSdtMH va
hines. ind !. now r.nny hO wOol car'ims ~ sooh
ord~S Nh, Il good ri, an amt Hr,, pr ph''d ~OOlt
s"nt me my p to'rs NAV io"k t"r f'.a 'n'es;
FUt LING. O,!'RtNG ana idrrSsids (''n'h d"n'
IL or,,rv Nimi In NJ llartman'r ri"re, Hl"Nsh"rs
viii b. taken and Estnr"r eyrsv t~" ~ three week
will, hill 0f work. The pay can sr l~n at hasan,ahs.
Wu,i lsit NJ rSThns.t i'r. o. thhst Of the el"st~
M oui wa .nu il running fr ne THIS ruHun"r
oniy ~ BinI sbu,e apd Drnns-vills, fDr IL" scedn
.h0Haiion u ihOse At u distshrr. ,,,
Juup II. Ia83 - 'r. Nenr Orankrvi'ir.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
NOTICE. /.
NTlCE..

Understanding thai report Il Ia esstiatSSn to,he
fYsr, that te0k b broad sae tsloasiHa N Hssrv
Eyer of Fi.hinss!eek r. ms! township and ,hTi 4. W.
OsaWse hsv" h~cr given cursenet 10 this srsndsj.t
lakc 'h's method of eorrettiMs fhs penovs ~ Mo.
cmnrinstt tnireIy false md without f,undatlSo of
ast has been started 70 lIuvA me inave than %
ssve me aaWoyanee. DANIEL oOoART.
tishiaeesset, esDs. .. ~. ~.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
c., mantown Telegraph.
4 Family md an Ayricultural Journal:

Uevot"d TO choice Li,rratnre inc,u ting P,wtyy,
Nnv.i.tts rHirs, aud Mosal and EntrriaimiHg 4, vi
,ng, g-n"ra'. ~ thu Literary Drp. rurnt xr ,ha'i
prcsnt The rh'Ic-st varieties within the rrnsh ~
our rIru,ird ni-nm . Th. Nov"i-it,, Tales P@try,
rtr.. shaft nv suppl. I'd ff' the b-st aud highest
-'utces nnd b. squal'o anything I" be iOnd ~ any
j,urnai 0r mapaEin-.
Agrru',us. s.t ioriicaiiurs. embracing Farming
Gardening. ft"i' Rni.'ns 'ie ''ns 'aho,s ~ this
DIP 'ri"'"n, t,r ov", thriy yra,. have mt The cor
diul arpr'hali"n o ih pnbir. t'nv tnf; bar he-h
{" furih up' tl and re,i II Orm ,ti,n ~ un these
very Impnriani hranch-s of 'nnusiry ami i" Protect
them :" far rs wiih'n 'ut p'wrI ., aip., thr false
d"c''iu-s and sela,h pur, Os f the rntny -nprrcs
nni s-usai adt ~niur.t by whirh tari'r l. lures.
.anfiy a.sa'.r. THIS p..riiOn Uf III. Osrman'opn
7sfegrdph L. ALONE w'.,th III" p,,s- "f nh.r,ps u.
~ vs. DEr NKrMENr. RI. anne indusi,y. rsr.
'nd discrimination in gaih.S,ne IIrpa',n. The
stirring eve his ii III" "uy * f"ssiy t"r ihi p.pes
Which hith"rt' ha- b. en ',le nj i,s ma'krd t.aiHvrs
EisIng such univrrsai satsiacti"n " III b.. cOnl,n.
wilh rrdontI-G fusis u meet the Increasing de
man.Is NJ the y ibiic
TERMS. Tia" "oIlar. and afiy cents per- annmu,
VI 'rdc rrrriva without III" cAs, Rnd AL sub scrip
tiOns stOppr al the ehd III the time paid for Speci
Wen nuuIess sent ALssess
PNttLP 4. FREtS,
Edi'Or a0J pripri"tnv.
June H. is'is Gesnam wa Ph,Isie .ph'a. IA.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-04
iAKllGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.

.lKllGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
pnr. M"d,. ,n-s. at J"hu q, NOyer's Drug Ito
urn"r ~ Main and Market Streets A good asst
nrht M
~ RE DSs'GS, "
W~dic,s-s, rain,s. Otis aud varnishos, always ~
nard. and Will h- roid cheaper than OF any o,h~'
OU Z etnsr tn tS~n. tIftftt
QllALlTYGUARANTE D
.'fescripti"ns carefully compounded at Meyer.
rua stUPe,s .r- - = e
Aver, snd Jaynes Medicines sold ., Moy-ss Dru,
StOre, \ H . > q 70 > H - < Z. h
WI. hafts Tar tOFdiai. Bak .r's cod Liver Oi'
Winalow's sMhhirs syrup. sold At oyrr's ~ .
'StOFe $500 20. .'f
For any reliable patent medicines. call al Moyss
rug stOse. H "
Leather Or all Kinds. wholrsa,e and ret u, NJ j.
aver. .ug tt"re. bloomsbury, "a.
Nay !, Ir,ai.-tf.
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4 HE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
q. n. sTOnXEv Proprietor.

Thi. ~ new stand lately Ai'ed up far ilhr arconmo
daii"n VI the travelling public RrnrraIv ri'"ate" m
Ma,n airrei. n trw dOots ab We the r'rt '0nss on
what In kn"wD, q. the e H. bbiron ps"prrt. " " u
centrally lEuted ~ H. town ~ u, pensent place
for ucsir IL step hcsiiss br,ngH thsi paH nf town
whe,~ it, maorisv %, The husiGrss n being ':one.
The psgprir,oi feels rOnAirnt that he irpi.parea
s,vs geneva sxtisfrinn "a his guests, and would
solieit fais poftipn VI The public patseasos.
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FANCY STOVE s

ofall kinds. Stovepipts, ,Tin~ are. and every kssE
Article found IN all we'll regulated SrOv, N faeaa
AND TiNWARE sTAkttsE NJ kTS IN the cities
and On the most v~asonnblr terms.
" SrN'TlNG foe houses and rns, will he pu,
uP on sh'v, n.ir- A,so. nj kinds nf repaiv,nt dom.
pr0Wp'ly und npOn iih raj terms
H. also kcsps IN baud a lnr?e supply NJ Mir
Pans nf difas"nt sixrs aud prices Decides fine a.
.ortmrnI ~ Fisnets rnt~n, -rtt. .senlinp fvui Pre-
sasving Cans Give hIn call
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Domestic Receipts.

To SELECT BEEr.-Nice beef may b,
known by its color; the fat will be Of III,
oily sn,oothness, and incline D white, tathe
than yellow, while the lean will he Of At,
open grain. bright red. Yellow ia, is SUI,
sign Of an inferior quality. =, ts.tn
To SELECT PoRK. I'm fresh pork III,
Assh is 6rm. smooth, clear color, aud the
fat SET. Dairy fed pork beats the palm owe,
slfothers. In young pork, the lean, when
pinohed, will break. .-.-
CRANBERRY JUICE, pressed from the
baked fruit, and stewed, makes fne drink
in fevers.
BUcKwHEAr has been found useful in dye.
ing wool, The dried flowers yield difercn,
shades Of green, and the snceulent stem
snd blossoms, with the addition Of bisnuth
Of tinsproduce beautiful brown.
To FAsrEN, the HANDLES OF KNIVES
AND Forks. Powder common rosin, and
with it gil the aperture Of the handle then
warm the stale Of the knife or fork blade
sufficiently to melt the rosin; insert it with
pressure. When cold, the handle will b.
perfectly tight srg /. I,is5dg
George W. Childs, proprietor Of the
Ledger, bus presented handsome burial
l1s, enslossd in Woodland Cemetery, phiA-,
dslphis, 70 the Philadelphia Typographical
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HENRY wnLS. s.. sAaToN
WOLF g. BARTON,
(SUCCEsSORs TT =. c. SIIIvE,)
BLOOMSBlIRG, Pa.
Tar subscribers having leased tho Planning vii
and Marhine Shop torlA, Iiy orcuIi d by Sin,On q
shivr. will e. ptinue l,. hu-in"ss Of manufacturing
u ors, Sash, Blinds, " ouldint q
:iark.ts, &c. Thy ase sI.o pr-par.i I" tur"i.h
DRESSED FLOORING, SHINGLES.
and all other l.nn@v squ''e In ,hr cons,vuti u .t
buildings All kinds - TnsHi, l,,', 1t h,r, n,ar.,
Nills ,dr J int aud ,ilr. Fame TUT hiLd w-h
pr0nrtness HUd tar- Order. Ir p.ciiu y .,ihihd
NU,.f = BAITOs.
Bloolu.burx. Anil IS, lSslA-u
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SUCCESSOR TO DIR. F.9c. HARRISON.
Has y ken 1o0ms ~ he Amehcsn liouse. An or
sevc sls thsul lNill b promptly asssadsd -. -.
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