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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUIiG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
A3MMIAL & DOMESTIC.
An Overworked rai-iiier'y tt'ltc.
There comes from Colnmbia county. Oregon,
th following, which seems to bo so triittilnta
setting forth of the condition of many ft fanner's
wire that we give It place, nut only In the hope
It tu ' cull out tome help .or the writer, but at.
o uuv unthinking "ineu folks" may see how
'ally Woof a hard-worked woman rend In
1. int, The writer says I
"There tsannrtlclo In Iho April No.
of your npcr by Mrs. II. M. K., Co
lumbln county, Pa., In which sho tulU
how tho house nud diury.work bIiouUI
bo dono, and I must say her plan is n
very ijood 011115 but will eho or imy oue
tell mo how to havo things ro on
HUibothly; keep ono'd hoU, children,
dairy, in good order whero there are
not two wo into to do tho work, and
whero hired Hp expect largo wages
and llttlo work? Where the churning
la not done by,nmchlnery and thcro aro
no children largo enough to bo of any
aervlce, but where all tho houso and
dairy-work, Skimming milk, churning
and working butter, WAHhing mil U
pans, houso-clcunlng, washing, Ironing,
dlah-waslilng, making, mcudlng, ba
king, etc., (to say nothing of threo llt
tlo ones and threo men with au occa
sional hired man to wait upon), must
bo done by ouo pair ,of weary hand,
and one weary hoart must bear nil tho
complaints when it la not all done? I
say If any one can tell mo how all this
can bo dono by ono woman, and sho in
very poor health I shall bo glad to hear
from him or her. But If It cannot bo
dono (and I am inclined to think it can
not, for I havo tried for tho lost three
years), then pleaso tell what vart to
leavo undone, for I cannot decide. If
I neglect myself, I am Ilnblo to bo con.
sldercd slovenly ; if I neglect my chil
dren, I am thought an unfeeling moth
er and that tho children aro taught
slovenly habits ; if I neglect tho but
tons on tho men folks' clothes, they nro
euro to break ono of the command
ments; if I neglect tho washing or
Ironing, there is a goueral hubbub when
clean clothes nro wanted ; if I neglect
tho houso-work I am called a poor
housekeeper ; If I neglect tho dairy
work I cannot get tho extra price for
my butter that I am accustomed to
(and I tell you, it is very flattering to
receive ilvo cents nbovo tho common
market prico for your butter); or, if I
havo visitors, which shall I neglect
my work or my company? If tired
naturo elves way (as is the caso pretty
often of late), and I am obliged to give
up for a tlmo, how nui I ever to over'
take my work again ? Now if anyone
will tell 1110 jilt thi-ie things, I shall be
very thankful."
rood for ttic Fat.
HalCa Journal of Health say s not long
ago a gentleman of threescore, who had
s .'cely beon sick In his life, thought
no was too fleshy, and began to Bnuta
mlze. Ho succeeded famously, and
boosted to his friends that ho hud got
rid of ten pounds In n few weeks. A
little later ho was attacked with a pain
ful and dangerous malady, from which
ho has been suffering for moro than a
year.
If a man can sleep soundly, has a
good appotlto, with no unpleasant re
minders after meals, tho bodily habits
being regular every day, ho had bettor
let himself alone, whethor ho is as big
as a hogshead or as thin and dry as a
fenco rall.(
Several' cases of Bright's diseaso
have been reported by medical men of
reputation as a direct result of practic
ing Bantam's plan forgetting lean. Tho
very beat and safest way to got rid of
fat'ls'to work it off.'. This may bo aided
by .eating food which contains a large
amount of nitrogen and a small amount
of carbon. 'Nitrogenous food is that
which gives strength power to work,
as lean meats. Carbonaceous foods aro
thoso which mako fat, such as cheeso,
potatoes, rice, corn, beans, peas, tapio
ca, arrow root, corn Btarch,mllk, sugar,
syrup, nnd all oily and fat food. Baw
fruits and berries largely eaten aregrcat
nlds to reducing weight. But after all,
the great rellanco should bo on exercise
and work In tho open air. Barclay, tho
great English pedestrian, who per
formed greater feats than Weston, lost
ten pounds In two or threo days walk
ing, and was never tho worse for It.
Our Kccclnt for Curing Meat.
To ono gallon of water,
Takeli lbs. of salt,
J lib. of sugar,
J oz. of saltpeter.
i oz. of potash.
In this ratio tho picklo to bo increased
. to any quantity desired. Lot these bo
boiled together until all tho dirt from
the sugar rises to tho top nd is skim-
mpd oT. Then throw it Into a tub to
cool, and when cold, pour it over your
bee or pork, to remain tho usual time,
say four or five weeks. Tho meat must
bo well covered with picklo. and should
not bo put down for at least two days
after killing, during , which tlmo It
should bo slightly sprlnlijed with pow
dered saltpeter, which removes all Urn
surfaco blood, &c, leaving tho meat
fresh and clean. Somo omit boiling tho
pickle, and find It to answer well;
though the operation of boiling purl
flea tho pickle by throwing off the dirt
u. ..rays to be found In salt and sugar.
If this receipt la properly tried it will
never ho abandoned. Thero is none
that surpaa-j It, if so good. dermantown
Tdtgraph.
Wo havo often tested this receipt
nu round it superior to all others. En
Columbian.
Plant Everobeknb. It Is not too
lato in mo season to set out a few ever
greens, if they can bo conveniently
procured. Tlio great demand of thelast
year or two lias nearly exhausted tho
iock in inn nurseries, arm good trees
ro now rather hard to And. Twenty
dollars exnendod in ornamental trres.
combined with a moderate amount of
tasto In their arrangement, will add
hundreds of dollars to the value of a
Harm or a village residence. Those who
h ave tried it will tell you that this Is
mwr experience. Mxcftanre.
Evergreens' may bo transplanted at
ny time. Good trees need not bo hard
to And for our mountains contain un
bundance of them. Tho Hemlock la
ono of tho prettiest overgreens that
grows, and is exceedingly patient of bo
Ing 'pruned, or cut, to particular shapo.
Mariy of our moun'talu pines aro fully
8 handsome as tho foreign varieties to
bo obtained at Nurseries.
DimiNO an uxawinatloii a medical
Mtudent being asked tho question,
"When does mortification set in f" re
siled, 11 When you pop the question and
utaDiwtred'Ne.'"
THE YOUE' FOLKS.
Too Hiiro and ttic Hedgehog. X
ThU tale, my young readers, will
feem to you to be quite falso; but still
It mutt bo true, for my Grandfather,
who used to tell It to me, would wind
up by saying, "All this Is true, ny son,
elso It would never havo boon told to
me." The tnlo runs thus:
It wns a lino summer's morning, Just
beforoharvost-tlme; tho buckwheat was
In flower, and tho Min wns shining
brightly In tho hoaven abovo j a brcezo
was blowing over tho fields, whero tho
larks were singing ; and along tho paths
tho people were going to church dressed
In their best. Every creaturo seemed
contented, oven tho Hedgehog, who
stood before his door singing its hu best
could a Joyful soug in pralao of tho fine
morning. Iu-doors, meanwhile, his
Wlfo was washing nnd drying the
kitchen, beforo going Into tho fluids for
a walk to sou how tho crops wero get
ting on. Sho was such a long while,
however, nbout her work, that Mr.
Hedgehog would wait no longer, and
trotted off by himself. Ho had not
walkod any very long dlstanco before
ho camo to it small thicket, near a field
of cabbages, and there ho espied a Hore,
who ho guessed had como on a similar
errand to himself ; namely, to devour
a fow flno heads. As soon as Mr. Hedge
hog saw tho Hare, he wished him a
good morning; but tho latter, who was
in his way a high-minded creature,
turned a very flerco and haughty look
upon tho Hedgehog, and mado no reply
to his greeting. Ho asked, instead, In a
very majestic tone, how lie camo to bo
walking abroad at such an early hour,
"I nm taking- a walk,'' replied tho
Hedgehog. "A walk I" repeated the
Hare, In an Ironical tone, "methlnks
you might employ your legs nbout
something better 1"
This answer vexed tho Hedgehog
most dreadfully, for ho could havo borne
anything better than to ho quizzed
about his legs, because they woro nat
urally short, and from no fault of his
own. However, he said to tho naro,
"Well, you need not be so proud ; pray
'what can'you.do with thoso legs of
yours?" "That Is my affair," replied
tho Hare. "I expect, if you would ven
ture n trial, that I should beat you in a
race," said tho Hedgehog.
"You aro laughing 1 you, with your
short legs 1" said tho Hare, contemp
tuously. "But still, slnco you have
such a particular wish, I havo no objec
tion tq try. What shall tho wager be ?"
"A gold louls d'or and a bottle of
brandy," replied tho Hedgehog.
"Done!" said tho Hare, "and It may
us well como off at once."
"No! not in such great haste if you
pleaso," said tho nodgehog ; "I am not
qulto ready yet; I must first go homo
and freshen "Up" a bit. Within half-an-
hourl will return to this place;"
Thereupon the Hedgehog liurrled.off,
leaving tho haro very merry; On his
way home", the.former thought to hlm-
solf, "3Ir. Haro is vory haughty nnd
high-minded, but withal lie1 Is very stu
pid.; and although ho thinks to beat
mo with his long legs, I will And away
to defeat him." SbassbouasthoIIcdge
hoc reached iiome. he told his Wlfo to
'dress herself at once to go into the field
with him.
"What is tho matter?" asked his
Wife. "I havo mado a wager with tho
Hare, for a louis d'or and a bottlo ol
braudy, to run it race with him, and
you must bo witness."
"My goodness, manl nro you in your
sense-j ?" said tho Wife ; "do you know
what you aro about. Howcaayou ex
pect to run so fast as tho Haro?"
"Hold your tongue, "Wife 1 that is my
affair. Don't'you reason about men's
Duslness, March,. and get. ready to come
.with me."
As soon then as'tho'HedgehQg'.ii Wife
.was ready thoy set out togetllor ("rind on
the way ho said, "NpW attend to what
I say. On tho long field yonder, wo
shall decldo our bet. Tho Hard is to
'run on the ono sldo 'of tho licdgo and I
on tho other, and bo all you hive to do
is to stop at ono end of tho hedge, and
then when tho Haro arrives on tho oth
er side at tho samo point, you must call
out, 'I am here already.' "
Thoy soon came to tho fields, and tho
Hedgehog stationed himself at ono end
of tho hedge, and his Wife at tho other
end; and a? soon as they had taken
their places tho naro arrived. "Aro
you ready to start ?" asked tho Hare.
"Yes, answered tho Hedgehog, and
each took his place. "Off once, off twice,
three times and off!" cried tho Haro,
and ran up the field like a whirlwind ;
whllotho Hedgehog only took threo
steps and then returned to his place.
Tho Haro soon arrived at his goal, as
ho ran all tho way at top-speed : but be
fore ho could reach It, tho Hedgehog's
Wlfo on tho other side called out, "lam
hero already 1" Tho Hare was thundor
struck to hoar this said, for ho thought
It was really his opponent, slnco thero
was no diffcrenco In tho appearance of
tholledgohogand his Wife. "This will
not do 1" thought tho naro to himself;
out presently ho called out, "Once,
twlnftnhd niV'nv&ln tv- unrt numv hn
.-. , .- -
went as mbi as possiDie, leaving tne
Hedgehog quietly sitting In her place'.
"I am hero beforo you," cried Mr.
Hedgehog,as soon as tho Hare approach'
ed. "What! again?" oxclalmd tho
Haro In a rago ; and added, "Will you
daro another trial ?" "Oh I as many as
you like; do not be afraid on my ac
count," said Mr. Hedgehog, courteous.
So tho Haro then ran backwards and
forwards threo and-soventy times ; but
each time the Hedgehogs had the ad.
vantage of him, for either Mr. or Mrs
shouted beforo ho could reach tho goal,
"Hero I am already ! '
The four-and-se.veutleth time, tho
Haro was unablo to run any moro. In
tho middle of tho courso ho stopped and
dropped down qulto exhausted, and
there ho lay motionless for somo time,
But tho Hedgehog took tho louis d'or
nnd bottlo of brandy which ho hud won,
and went composedly homo with his
Wlfo,
A servant girl who won employed
to picklo her muater'd cabbage, took the
opportunity to cabbage her master's
plckels, Sho is the same woman who
was happy and careless when sho wai
young, und happy and halrlets when
sho was old.
"Foolb caught with lighted cigars In
their mouths will bo shot, 11 lian In
scription frequently seen on sign-boards
around wells and works In tho oil re
gions.
Patent Modicines.
rn ir
E KIDNEYS.
The Kidneys are two In numbor, situated at
tho upper purl of tho loin, surrounded by fat,
and consisting of three parts, vl v the Anterior,
tho Interior, and the Exterior.
Tho Anterior absorbs, Interior consists of tis
sues or veins, which nerve as a deposit for the
urine and couyey It to the exterior. The exter
ior Is n conductor alio, terminating In a single
litbo, nnd called .tho Ureter. Tho. ureters are
connected with the bladder.
Tbotoladdef Is composed of various coverings
or tissues, divided Into parts, vlx.l the Upper
the Lower, tbo Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper cxpeM.tlie lower retains. Many have a
deslro to urinate without tho ability; others
urinate without the ability to retain. This fre
quently occurs In children.
To cure thee affections, we must bring Into
action the muscles, which are engaged In their
various fuuctlons. If they nro neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy may ensue.
Tho render must also be made aware, that
however slight may bo the attack, It is snro to
nirc-ct thobodlty health and mental powers, as
our flesh and blood aro supported from these
sources,
Gout, on UrtKUMATisM. rain occurring In the
loins Is Indicative of the above 'diseases. They
occur In persons disposed to acid stomach and
chalky conTellons,
The OnAVEL. The gravel ensues from neg
lect or Improper treatment of the kidneys
Theso organs being weak, tho water Is not ex
pelled from tho bladder, but allowod to remain :
It becomes feverish, and sediment forms. It Is
from this deposit that the stone Is formed, and
gravel ensues.
Dropsy is n collection of water In somo parts
of the body and bears different, names, accord
ing to the parts affected, viz.: when generally
diffused over tho body, It Is called Anasarca
when of tho abdomen, Asoltes; when of tin
chest, Itydrothorax.
Treatment. Ilclmbold's highly concentrated
compound Extract Buchu Is docidedly one of
tho best remedies for diseases of tho bladder
kidneys, gravel, dropsical swellings, rheuma
tism, and gouty affections. Under this head wo
havo arranged Dysurla, or difficulty and pain In
passing water, Scanty Secretion, or small and
frequent dlicbartfes of wnter; Strangury, or
stopping of water; Homaturh., or bloody nrlne;
Gout and lthcumatlsm or tho kidneys, without
any change in quantity, but increaso In color.or
dark water. It was always highly rocommend
ed by the late Dr. Pbyslck, In these affections.
This raedlclno increases the power of diges
tion, and excites the absorbents into healthy
exercise by which tho watery or calcareous dep
ositions, and all unnatural enlargements,
well as pain and Inflammation aro reduced, an
:d, and'
h. D(-
It Is taken by men, women, and .children
rectlons for use and diet accompany,
PniLADELrniA, Pa., Feb. 25, 1S87,
II. T. Helmuold, Druggist;
Dear Sir I have been n sufferer, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kid
ney affections, during which time I havo used
various medicinal pieparatlons, and bee under
the treatment of the most eminent Physicians
experiencing but little relief.
Having 'seen your preparations extensively
advertised, I consulted with my family physi
cian In regard to using your Extract Buchu,
I did this because I had used all kinds of ad
vertised remedies, and had found them worth
less, and, some quite Injurious ; In fact, I despair
ed of ever getting well, and determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless I knew of the In
gredients. It was thla that prompted me to use
your remedy. As you advertised that It' was
composed of buchu, enhebs, and Juniper berno
it occurred to xno ana my pnyaician as an oxcei,
lent combination, and, with his advice, after an
examination of thearllcle, and consulting again
with" the druggist, I concluded to try H. I com
menced its use nbont eight months ago, at which
time I was confined to my room. From the first
bottle 1 was astonished find gratified at the ben
eficial effect, and after using it three weeks, was
able to walkout, I felt much like writing yon
a full statement ol my case at that time, but
thought my improvement might only be tern
porary, and therefore concluded to defer and see
If It would effect a perfect cure, knowing then It
would bo of greater value to you and more sat
isfactory to me.
I am now able to report that a cure Is effected
after nslng the remedy for five months.
I have not used any now for three months,
and feel as well In all respects aa I ever did.
Your Buchu being devotd of uny unpleasant
taste and odor, a nice tonlo and lnvlgorator of
the system, I do not mean to be without It when-
ever occasion may require Its use In such affec
tions.
m. Mccormick,
Should any doubt Mr. McCormlck's statement,
he refers to the following gentlemons
Hon.
vanla.
Wis. BiOLsn, ex-Governor, Fenntyl
IIon.Tuoa.'B. Fixjbehoc, Philadelphia:
- v -11. i , ' -
Hon. J. O. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, D, R. Pobtkb, ex-Governor, rennsyl
vanla.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon, It. C. amis, Judge, United States Court,
Hon, O. W, Woodwabs, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon. W.A. Portih, City Solicitor, rhlladel
phla.
Hon John Biolxb, ex-Governor, California.
Hon. E. Banks Auditor General, Washing
ton, D. 0.
And many others. If necessary.
Bold by DiusicUU and Dealers everywhere.
Beware of counterfeit. Aalc for Jlelmbold'a
Tako no other. Pf.icictl.25 per bottle, or 0 bot
Uei for 10.60. Delivered to any address. De
hor 1 be symptoms In all communications.
Address II. T. UELMBOLD, Drug and Chemi
cal Warehouse, D.xadway, N. V.
NONE ARE GENUINE
uNuaaa done up in
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signed
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Ilnad via. QusRake Junction.
No change of cars between Wllllamsport nnd
Philadelphia.
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Valley.
Unperlor ficlght accommodations aro oirered
by this old ami short lino route Iroui rhlladel
pulaand New Yolk to all stations on Calawisaa
llnll Koiul and fonnecttons.
This Is tho only iloublo track route between
New York and Qtmkako Junction, tuid therefore
Istho most reliuiile lor bolh freight nil Pas
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Connections.
At New Hampton with Central R. It. of N.J.
The Mall and Express trains eastward and west
ward connect with trains lor New York, Eliza
beth, Hlalntleld, Somerville and other stations.
At Washington with Morris A Essex R. R.
Mall nnd Express trains make close nnd rellablo
connections with trains for New York, Newark,
jioirisiown, Dover, wnienoo, iiacaettstown sc.
At Manunka Chunk with Bclvldero Delaware
R. It. Close connections aroinatlo by Mall nnd
hxpress trains, with trains for Philadelphia,
Trenton, Phllllpsburg, Bolvldere, d.c. By Train
No. 2, passengers reach Philadelphia via Cam
den, by No. 4. via Kensington. Passengers on
No. 4, arrive In Philadelphia In time to tuko tho
1L30 p. ni, train for Baltimore and Washington,
At Scranton with Lackawanna Bloomsburg
& Delaware & Hudson Itall Roads. Trains on
these roads connect with our trains for Plttston,
Wllkcs-Barre, Berwick, Bloomsburg, Danville,
Oly pliant, Archbald ami Carbondale.
At Blnghamton wltn Erie Railway. Mall No.
1 connects with Express Mall on Erie, Hallway,
'leaving at 8.42 p. m. with a sleeping coach at
tached, arriving at Buffalo at -6.20 next morning.
Express No. 3 connects with a way truln for
Owcgo, Ithaca, and Elmlra.
Albany a Susquehanna ItallRoad. Fourtralns
a day run each way between Blnghamton and
Albany. One leaves Blnghnratou at 2.30p.m.,
and arrives at Al bany at l).ix) p. m.
Syracuse, Blnghamton t N. Y. R. It. Trains
for Syracuse leuve at 7 u. m. and ti.5 p. in. Trains
from Syracuse arrive at 11.4D u. m. and 8.30 p. m.
it. a, jicmti. iv.r. iutLi.aiiutii.
Gen'l Puss, und Tkt. Agent.
HupU
Q ATAWISSA IlAILtUOAD.
ls;o. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1S7,
Passenger Trains on this road will run as fol
lows; Mail Sovth.
Dep. 8.15 a,vu
STATIONS.
Wtlllamsport.-
Muncy.
Milton.
Hail North
ArriOp. ra.
Dep. 5.28 "
' 4.10 "
" 4.00 "
" 3.40 "
" 312 "
" 2.25 "
" 1.50 '
' 1.40 "
" 1.S0 "
1.10 -'
10.10 a.m
" 11.30 "
0.4J
9.30 "
10.10 "
10.30 '
10.42 '
11.47 "
12 2.lp.lu,
Danville. '
Rupert.' "
CatawlHsa. "
RLngtowu. "
Summit. "
Ouakuke. "
12.48
2,15
4.25
3.15
4 E. Mahouy Juuc. "
'Dlne.Tuniaqua. Dine. '
Reading. '
" P.itiBVllIe. "
' Philadelphia. "
"dlno MhiicIi Cuunk. dine"
" Bethloheiu, '
" Thlla. via llethlehem,
" IZoslon, "
Now York, ft. Liberty St.,
' via I & s. It. R.
Arr, 6.15
l.i)
2L55
505
3.20
2.U0 p.m.
12.10 "
9.55 a.m.
11.15 '
9.00 "
0.50 '
C05
0.05
L. Valley u. It.
(V58 U.U1.
Boston,
9.00 p. in
Passemrers taklr a too 8.15 train from William.
sport, will have two hours In New York, lor sup
per, uuu urrivu in uoiiu t o.ov u.in.. eleven
Liour- In advance of ul oilier routes.
New dav coaches itccuiuDanv all trains be
tween Wllllniusporl, I-ew ork aud Pbtudel-
puut.
iruiua luu tuiougu uy uuviiuut.
geo WEnn.snpt.
LACKAWANNA
HUItU RA.LItOAI)
AND BLOOM
On andvflr Jul) 5, IM0, Passenger Trains will
run us lonuws;
uoingisortu.
Qolng South
Arrive Arrive
Letive Lenve
n. in.
a. m. p. in. n. in
12.20 3.30 7.20
Leave
11.42 3.50 7.1S
11.10 4.15 8.12
l(l.;.r 4.30 8.21
9.10 5.17 9.02
8.30 5.45 9.32
11.21 0.18 10.07
7.13 0.55 111.45
Leave Arrive Arrive
C.40 7.25 11.20
Scranton b.40
Plttston. 8.14
Kingston .......... 7.4a
Plvmouth 7.30
Shlckshlnny.... 6.52
nerwicK o.uj
IllOOm ... 5.28
Danville 4.50
Leave
North'd 4.1J
Connection made utScrautou by the 10.40 a.m.
train for Great Bend, Bluuhsmtou, Albuuyaud
au poiuu. ortu. i-ust uuu .
N
ORTIIEttN CENTRAL KAIL-
WAV.
On aud after Juno i:tU IS70, TraluB will
leave Sunbuky an follows t
NOKTIIWARD.
5,5 a.m., Dally to WlUlumspoit, for Kl intra
cauanaaigua, uocnt-bicr, uuunio, ouspcusiun
uriune, auaiN, r uns.
3.40 p. h., Dullyexcept Huud ays) for Klmira bug
imnaio via trio j tun way irom ruiuiriu
6.15 i. m( Dally, (except Buudaya) for William
' Tit A INS SOUTH WAR D
11.15 A.M. Dally (except Monday's) for Ualtliuoit
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELriUA
11.25 P.M. Dally(excpptSunday's)forDuUlmort
. UD. .irOUNU.
f General I'&Aenger Auent.
Alkuei) It. Fuss, Ueu'l Hupt.,
"DEADINQ RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Beit. 5th, 1870,
Great Trunk Line from the North and North
West for 1'blladelphla.New York. Iteauluc. Potts-
vllle, Tamauua, Ashland, Hlmiuokln Lebanon
Auentown, iuution, tpurata, iuiz, LancaKtei
Columbia, do..
Trains leave Harrlsburg for New York as Joi
lows: At 6A. M.1U and 8XU a, m., a no
2.30 p. in., couiiectlng with similar trulus oi.
Peuna. Railroad, and arriving al New Ynrlt at
12.10. noon. 3.00. and 10.UU n. m. rexpccllvfli.
Bleeping cars accompany the 6,35 a in, trains
wttboul ohantEe
Returning i Leave New York at 9,00 a.m. anu
iz.uu noon anu o.w p. in. rmiaueipmn ai mi
a m. and 3.30 o.m. Hleeolne curs accompany
tbo 6,00 p.m., tralua iroui N V without change.
Leave llarrlsbura lor Reading, PutlsvlLc i
in aqua, Mluernvllle. Ashland, bhamokln Al
lenlowu and Phlla'u.ut ,1U u. m und 'iJ and
i.io p.m., slopping ui MuanoD ana principal way
niuuii: uiu t,ivuiu. wum conueciiug ior nun
PoLlsvllle and iolumblu. ftulv. Fur l'oiuvlll
Hchuylklll Haven and Auburn, via HcbuylktJl
andtiusqaebonua itutlroud, leavo IlurrUlmrkc hi
s,4u p.m.
lubt Pennsrl vun'a Railroad trains leave 1mui.
Iuk for Allentown, Huston and New York at 71
lo.so. ip.iS u. in., and i 45 p. in. Keturulug, leuve
iXVVI lUlliBk V.W U. JUM uuuu uuu Jt III
HUM AUOUWWH Mil I itAt U. 111. ihl UUOU.1..U HIM
B.45 n. m.
Whv Possencer Truln leaves Phlladelnnia &l
7J0u.ni., cuimuctlug with blmllar train on Eusi
ru. ruurouii reiuruing irum ueauiuguiouii
Mtanuluir al all uLulli-mu.
Leave Pottsvllle ut M'uud 8.00 u.m.ud 2,00 y.ui
iter uuuu is v.w u, ui,t DUUU1UK.IU ui Q,tuunu J J.I
h. in.. Ashland at 7,05 u.m. und 12,30 noun Mali'
unoy City ul 71 a, ni. and 1.17 p. m. Turn aqua ul
K.aj a. m anu u,jo p. in.ior puuuueipUM n
New Yorif.
Leuve Pottsvllle via Hchuylklll and Husqut
uauiiu ttaurimu ut s.io u.m, ior iiurriNOurtt mq
Reading AocominoUuUuu Truln leuves PuttiS1
vi no uto.'iu a. in., nusstis iieuuinu ai a m., ai
rtvlDK at Philadelphia ul 10.2) u. m. Returnluu
leuvbs Philadelphia ut 5,16 p. m passing Ueud
wic ai a.uup.m., arriving at t'oiuvuie ul v.w p.m
roiuiowa Accomiuuuuuou 'iruiu:ieuveii I'oiw
wwii ai vo u.m... returning, leaves rmiuueipm
at 4.00 u.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading ul
jjm a.Ui., ana o-io p.m. ior jpuruia, uux, iajicaa
Perkluuen Rail Road Trains leuve 1'erSJom
Junction at 7.10 H.ij3 a. iti.. H.iMi a ua5n.ni. reluti
lUS: ifHVtt DCllWCUKHVllie uid.ou, p.iu u,m.,
noun tl 4.40 ii.in..conueuLluu! wliu similar iruin.
n ittauiug luuiruuu.
Aif nrtMituBiu i.uiiroiui iruinn iuivbi uluujw
at V.40 a. iu and O.W p. u..t 1 1 urn lug ltnye Mount
Rail Rondo.
r. r " :
rieavuitat 7.0Oand II. 21 a. m connecting wlln
t'noster Vnllry llallroad Tinlus leavo lltldge
port at 8,00b. m, nnd tt.(u nnd s.Ulp. in. returning,
leave Duwnlugton in II.V0 a. m 12.45 noon and
MS ). in,, connecting with similar trains on
llua.fii,w ir,,Hr...l.
On Sundays, leave New otk ntS,00).ln.,l'nll
phlaat 8,00 a.m. nnd 3,15 p.m., (the 8,00 a.m. troll,
running only loUedlng;)leaverottsvlUo8,OOo.m.;
ltarrlsburK at 6.M a. in. and 4.10 p. ni. and
leave Allentown at 7.2a a, in. nud 8.15 1. in., and
Heading nt 7.15 n. in, anil 10.05 p. m, for Harris
burg, at 7.23a. in. for New York, at 1.45 p. in. for
Allentown, anil nt 11.10 a. in. and 4.23 p. m o
Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School no
Excursion Tlckita to and from all points, at re
duced rates.
llnggnge checked through; 100 pounds nlloweo
echp.,uger. . A. MICOIM,
General Superintendent
llesdlng. Pa . Pent. IS ls70
Drugs and Chemicals.
IMISMI
an. onn vvn.i. urc paid ro A.Vt 1'iilim IN
ri-inliii-tM7 a Prpn.ritlfin fchnwlni; lialf as many
living genulue pormanentcures wDn. Fiti.kk.s
V EUr.TA II J. K ltllKU.il Al IV HHIl l))l , nu ruiu
title nre.erlntlDiinf Prof. JOS. P. Kl I I, f It. M l..
one of Phlludeliihla's oldest regular PnvNiclans.
wuo Iiasmaiio itieumaiism a specialty ji yeiim,
permanently curing with this Iteinely 05 In
nvi.t-1- lull natlents 1 reated 1 sit warriillted under
oath, from Keelstered cases, a result nnpnrallel-
etl. lllsn pleiisint iuenicine, nee iroui injor
Inus Urus (nworii vouchers from Heuowneo
Prnmltient lhvHlclans IndomliiQ- Dr. Killer ao
mmrani' mhpIi hnttlnv. To nroteet suirerers from
TlHK,niegai guarantee nuiiniK immiwriu mnnei.
warranted In Cure will bo forwarded without
rliHrue toauv person sending by letter n full,
trntliful tlescrlplloti of oaio In ease of ralturo
tn run., the amount Imld will be rertl tided. Price
91.6) nor imttle; 0 bottles $J.50. Medical advice
sent bv letter cratl. Address Dlt. KITLEIl,
OllVn tin. !1U Month FOlI.tTIl Street. PlliUdcl-
iihlii, or No. 701 11UOADWAY.N, Y. Hold or
obtained by druggists.
septa in iy.
H
OW TO CUKE CONSUMPTION.
Til
PHILOSOPHY OF Dlt. SCHEKCIC'S
GItKAT MEDICINES. Will neonlo novcr learn
to know thatndlsensed liver and stomach nec
esnnrlly disease tho cutlro system? Tho plainest
Principles of common senso teach this, and yet
mere are iiunurctis who riiucuie i no lues, nnu
contlnuo In tho courso which almost Inevitably
urings ineni prematurely in mo K"ive. giving
ns ino ma oruv or neonie no. ntromn eie vnri.
mice, with tbo laws of nature, It must bo nnpar
I'Ul IU Mil Mil. I, .UDIITI W, .1.1,, Will IU-
veuge uerscii. iieneo we unu vuui, persous woo
ltlduisi) to excess in mo tiso oi very ricu or mill'
estlble lood or Intoxicating drinks, invariant.
uv a lienvv nenaltv In the end. Tho stomoc
becomes disordered nnd refuses to act: tho liver
lulls to peilormlts functions, dyspepsia nnd Its
attendant evils follow, and still tho suffering In
dividuals persist in Clinging to uininimiiicniy ox.
fclnes are recommended to all such. The b-luc
onxieu ltieas oi ino nasi, ur, ouiiri.it a iueu
sure and certain renei wnerever nicy nroimetl
as direitcd, nnd ail that is necessary to establish
their renutallnn wltli overt- alllniz man or wo
man In the laud Is a fair nnd Impartial trial of
tliem. Let those wno areskcoticai on tins point,
and who have permitted interested persons to
prejuiuco tnein nguinst men now eeieuraieu
remedies lor ronsumntton. discard their nrelu-
dices, and be governed by the principles of rea
son and common sense. If the svstem Is disor
dered depend upon It, in nine cases out often
the seat of the Usorder will bo found In the
stomach nnd liver. To cleanse nnd lnvlgornte
the stoinacn and to stimulate tue uvor to ueuituy
uctlon. use
bCU fin. UK'S .MANDRAKE I'lLuS. ino uauy
Increasing demand for these pills Is tho best ev
dencuaf their value. Thousands unou thousand
of boxes are sold dully. Why? Simply because
they act promptly and efficiently. 1 uvulids who
may not nud it convenient to call on Doctor
SCHENCIv in person are Informed that full and
complete directions for use accompany each
naekaire of tho
liui.iui.Aiici J ll.i.o, reiiJiu.iai ainui
AND SEAWEED TONIC Thco medicines will
euro consumption unless the lungs are so far
gono that the patient Is entirely beyond the
reajh of medical relief.
It may be asked by thoso who are not familiar
with the virtues of thehO trreat remedies. "How
do lir. f-CHENCK'S medicines effect their won.
dprfnl cures of ennRtiuintlnn 1"
The unswer Is n simple one, Tiiey Degm tneir
work of restoration by bringing tiro stomach
ivfir nnd bnwtU Ititn nn nctlvn hcnlthv condl'
tlon. Itlt food 1 hat euros thm forinidablo dU-
ease. HUIIKNUK'H MANDUAKu 1'IljI.tn net on
the liver nnd atoiunch, prnmilnc secretion, and
removing tho bilbaml Hllme which have result
ed lroin tho inactive or torpid condition of these
organs, mid of the Hystein generally. This slug
gish Mute of the bodytnuit tho connequent ac
cumulation of tho unhealthy substances named
in event the proper digestion of lood, aud. as n
uiuriu consequence, creates tiieusu, wiucu re
sults lil proKtiiillimund finally In death.
HCJIKNCK'H PI LMUNI HItUP mid HKA-
with tbo food, aid tho digestive organs, malte
Koodilcli Ulood.and ns a natural consequence,
Blv llet.li und strength to the patient. Let the
Wl,'!.'!! H'llMIn ...t..... t-l-nn 1,r i,i1ti,.ln
lucui v Hav wnriL lLinav. l na is n o oniv iru
cure for coohumntion. Ksperleucohas proved It
ueyouu mo hnaaow or a uouui,iinu inousnaas
uro tn-dnv allvo nnd well who a few years since
were reyariieu us uuneipss catos, out wuo were
liuiureu to try ur. touiiriuii n remeuies, anu
ere resioreu in nermaueiiL neuiin uit'iruso
Ono uf tho first uterm tiio nhvhlciaa hhould lake
with u consuinptlve patient lb to luvlgorato the
sj fetem. Now how Is this to bo do.io? Certalnl
not by ulvlun inedici--s that exhaust amleiier-
vaiemetuciues inui impair liibieau ui uiipnive
the funellotiH nf tlin tliwehtive ormiriri. Doctor
HCilKiCK.,H inedlclneHCieaiii.0 thuatniuach anu
oowr'iM of all hUbHiauces which ure ealcnlateu to
irriiatu or weaken them, 1 hev create un uppo
tite promo to healthful dieeHtlon inalte good
uiouu, anu, as a cousequeucu, iney invigorate
una Htreugtben tnoeuiiro system, ana inure
uecliillv tho nnrLs which uro fllKeaxcd. If thl
cannot bo done, then thucosemu&t bo regarded
us ti hopeless one,
ii ino puaiciun unas it, iiiipooHiuie t,u nuinou
I'ATiKSTtKEL lumuKY. if the dlxeused person
cannot puriuke of good nourishing food and
pioperlv dlgestlt.il is Impossible that ho can
train In llctth aud blreui'tht nnd It Is eauall v lin-
tiuibiuie touring a patient tonus concunon ko
ouir luu liver m uurumeu witn aiaeaseu one.
and the stomach laden with unhealthy slime.
auuoal tue urst reauest ninuc to ino nuybician
br n consumiitlve Latlent is that he will nre-
bcnue uieuiciuea mat wui remove or uuay me
eouuh. nli'ht sweats and chills, which nro the
sure attendants on consumption. Rut thla
should not be done, ns the cough is only an clTort
or naturo to relieve ltstf,and tho night sweats
and chills are caused by tho dlnea-sed lungs. The
remcuics oruinuruy prescnouu uo more uann
than good. They impair the functions of the
biomncu, impeue neuitny uigcsuon, anu &ggra
Thero lit. ufier ull. nothlnt llko facts with
which to substantiate n uosltluii. nud It Is uoon
have taken UU medicine In accordance with hla
uirtcnons nave nutouiy ueen cureuoi conaump-
uun.uui.uuut tuu laci uiut tuese meuiciues uui
with uonderlul power uinrn the digestive organs
patients thus cuicd sptcdily gain llcsh. Cleans-
iug iiiu yieiu ui uu iinpuriiiea. iney my w
foundation for a bolld, substantial structure,
1 tea tori inr these orcans to health, thev create au
appetite. The food Is nronerly uss 1 ml luted : the
quantity of blood Is not only lncieased, but Is
in.au o ricii anu airomi nn u l u n o iucooi sucn
condition of the sybtem ull disease must bo bun
Ul led.
Full directions nccomnanv enchnf the medi
cines, so that it is not absolutely uocesbary that
puiieuiH fauuum tee ur, oijiiruiv purbouuiiy,
unlebsthey deslro to have their lungs examined,
ror hub purpura no ttt ut um principal oiuce. no
15 North fcilxth Ut.. comer ol Coiumeice.l'hlhv
delphla, every Halurday. from 0 A. il. until 1
1 i
Advlco Is clven wlthnut rlmri?n. lmt for
thoiough examination with the Resptrometcr
the charge Is 15,
'Prico of the Pulmonic Syrup and Beaweed
Tonlo each,-II. W per bottlo. or 57jO a half dozen.
Mandrake Pills 25 cents a box. For sale by all
ui upgiaia. npr" JU-iJ
Cn m r AntiioU
vithoal Ul
kuir ur Muitla
tail with lot 11UU
root had fltn li
mortd. If ka in
: i s m i : '"'.rv.::
VlUel sni r
Aotnturft. Ktwtvr
fuor. with tLLi
mtcli. itil our
Ul U) t1 Kdrutll
su&u. Kii bUnn ' - -ihlf lUm
ptrUottlftri, unj for eirenlif. oil, of ddrii m fctovt.
s
EVEN REASONS WHY
Is tub Rut Lin i went in tub Would
FOR HORSES,
First. Ills composed of the most powerful
imi i'nktuatino nouius unowu in cheui istrr,
Heookd. Combined "1th the above H a Msni
cijval Oil, made expressly for this Liniment
aud mixed nv an entire!? new nroceu.
Tin kd. The use of the jtowtrjul und penetrating
ingredients Is to drive or force lu thU beautiful
MkdicihalOil, which lubrlcate the joints and
muscles, aud immediately throttles the disease,
and compels It to loosen Its deathly, sickening
and poisonous fanes,
Fouhtji. This MvDiciifAL Oil Is ned for the
samo reason that a good raechsnlo always use
on id matte ma macmnery work wiui ease und
precision. Ho In the same way the musclen nnd
Joints of our animals tdiould be labrlcutMl if we
wish to nuveuiomiruvei wiwi ranmuy Ana rae.
F rnr, it Is very soothing in lis action, will
not hum or blister the animal Ukomnnt of the
rd hot" MnlineiiUof the day,
Hixni. Not one drop of tincture cf cayenne
or red pepper ran be fuaud In Us cotnouiltlnn i
for we hold that no liniment run he ensrtive
Whicn ourns una misters me animal until the
musriea aio naraana anea aimosi to a crisp
bievENTH, Kvry Imttle Is wauium tvd to el
good sallsfactloa, or yodr money wilt be refund
ed. This shown conclusively that the nronrlM.
tors have full conndence In this preikuratlon
and provfs lor the seventh time that O, K. H. H.
Joi7 allow uuur Merchant ta rtalm off Tin.
tureo J(ed iypptrartU HarUhorn, or other trtuh
vn Vvt "ui 9k ur u. x,. rr. a, ior jiort9, ana (ua
v tuttrt nutu ut mii uruumiut.
1). f J. ijAHKi a ('.. Hole I'ronrletnra.
sepU70-ly 1 17a Washington Htrctt, New York.
H CametrJnttUule, Hit Atob fct., 1'ror. Dllon, ZA W, I
U HU St 'anolonMl, O., ui Pt. Gmot, tt CbarlotU, I
U iN.Cfcrt tnik . Iuk Mtotdutilnc I
OSS
Clothing, &qi
N
J3W 8TQ0IC OF CLOTJIINQ.
Fresh arrival of
SUMMEIl 000D3.
DAVID LOWENUEItU
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASIIIONA11LE CLOTHINO.
his store on
Main Street, two doors above tho American House
Illoomsburg, Pa.,
whoro ho has Jnst received from New York and
hlladelphla n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHINO,.
Including the most fashionable, durable, and
handsome
DKESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, UOCO, OUM.AND OIL-OLOT1I
COATS AND PANTS,
all sorts, slr.es and colors. Ho has also replen
ished his already large stock of
Al.Ii AND WINTF.lt SHAWLS,
HT1HPED, FiaUllF.D, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIBTS, CPA VATS, STOCKS, C0LLA113
ANDKEKCHIEl'S, (itXtVVJ),
SUSPENDEllS, AND FANCY AHTICLES
lie nas constantly un hand a largo nnd wcll-se'
ected nssortmeut of
CLOTHS AND VlisTINUS,
which he Is prepared to mako to order Into any
kind of elothlug, on very short notice, nnd in the
best manner. All his clothing is mode to wear,
nd most uf It Is of home manufacture
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'JLHY,
ol e Vory description, fine nnd cheap. His case ol
welry Is not surpassed in thls.placo. Call and
xamlno hlsgeneral assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELHY, AC.
DAVID LOWENBEItO.
Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN G. JACOUY'S
BAKICHY ANT) CONFECTIONERY!
BKRWICK, TKNN'A
Tho ttndprblL'nrd vculd ifbmttfullv Inform
the Cillztnit ot licrwlt-k. end vicinity, that he
ins opentu u couieiiiouery hdu uaucry iu
ODD FKLLOWS' HALL,
Herwlck. Pa., whero ho Is nrenarfd to furnish
Ull KII1U8 ()
LAIN AND FANCY CANDIKS,
FRiiNou candirh;
foreign and domkhtic fru1t8
oranokh; lemonh, raisins
Ac, Ac, Ac, &.C.
BY WllOLKSALE AND ItETAIL,
Ainnii? Iho lUsSortment will ho found Cream
Nuts, 1 liRlIhh w ulnulH, lVanuts, Almonds, Fll
bcrtK. FitiM. Ainik-H. I'ocoa Nuts. JellleH of dlirer
cut liimls, Mustnrd.Cnt5.up, l'ltlslcs, Chocolate,
Cnuutd i'rutt of nil kinds. Com KUtrh, Kptf Ills-
cnu, pouft trociicru, UAHicr t-rncarrs. uiieebe,
nonn. wntniir mrer. Aiiieemcni I'nners. r-n
vc lopes,
FISH AND OYSTKIIS,
And prrduco of nil kinds Fresh Dread nud
nuesevcrv onv. jc
pationnce is solicited.
joiin a. jAconv.
Berwick, Juno 17, lS70-tf
r-v lk.T 1.1 TI SI m t ft XT T" T 7
yj i r u u i l u li jii it x
Tno nnderslirnevl wonld respectfully announce
10 tno puuuo mat nu uos opeueu a
FIIUST-CLABS CONFECTIONERY STORE,
n tho hullrtlni' lutelv occiinied bv Fox A Webb
wuere ue is prepaiouiu iuriusu hii juuui ui
PLAIN & FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FORKION ft DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAIEiINS, AC, AC, AC.
B V WnOLESALB OK RETAIL.
in short, u full assoitment of au goods in
his lino of business. A great variety of
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
suitable for tho Holidays. Particular attention
Kiveu to
H.IIKAD AND CAKES,
of all kinds, lresh every day.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
0 H I ST M AS 'TOYS,
call Is solicited, and satisfaction will b
guaranteed.
Nov. 22. liSOTl ECKHART JACOBS.
Books.
ANKs lin UK ol the createst miercct tint lm
norlnnce. Written Irom n. hluh moral und nhvst
ologlcai standpoint, by nn eminent physician
and medical professor. It shown how Katun Is
woriiinc on nisKuoiie una unntrornus ueHiiins
through our most sucied domestic nud social re
lations. Pure-minded, but outspoken nnd nR
Kressivo. tue author handicBthe delicate subjects
irenieu ui iviinom giovcx, uutin hucu u iuhuuitik
not to minlsterto a nrurient cnriosltv. TheJ'hvs-
leal Jit generation oj the Jlacc, is a subject justly
euiisuutf tue interest anu sympainy oi nu irue
ulll COUtl Ibute to that end lust in iirooortlou tu
it nas reauers. j ci'ciiinrseut iree, roiiiuiiuiiK
h full description and synopnU of tho work with
uuerai extracts. u, r. vi'.ft i, iuoiisiier,
sei'tTti-tr 5 College Placo, W. Y
AQEUTS
Wintal for
Twelve Years v WM Indians & Plains.
lhe wild adventures nnd thriiliiia exiioriencea
of (icon. P. Delden, whu, fired with a Uitt for
n knowledifo of the red men. their titorts. tratti-
tions, wunt great buffalo huntt, tie., left a home of
luxury, houKiu uuu jonieu uio inuiaus, uecume u
lamous wtrriort hunter, and ilnally chief of 10J
lougeu, una new worn repiuie witu ntirrinR ru
tit a Is of renl Indian Jife.iJarffitfii'ffU. hairbreadth
escapes, umusiuj scent's, ac, on iiuieu paper,
Miliitcd entravinci. ono of author in hunter'.
diess, will bo eagerly bought for and read with
nvldltv. llo wide lwuIcg nnd send eurlv for lllus.
t rated sample pap, circular, terms nnd choice
ueiu. .i, il nuiiUiYmj, i'uuiibuer.
bepl6'70-tf. 4U0 Chestnut tat., Phlla,
luUwrlptlon Loola puWlshKl. nnd lliemji!S
eraltertm. HcatX forctrculiira. Tlicjnvlllcostyou
UOtmni. anil tnnvhnnrir.i m
V v.tHHAWill m jvu.
febll'iO-ly.
Washing Machines.
J)OTY'S "VA8IIINP-3IACHINB,
LATELY MUCH IMPROVED AND TIIK NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Improved Willi Rowell'ii Ptttrnt Double Cog
wheeN, and the Patent Ktop.nre now unquwi
tlounlily far Buptrlor to any apparRtus for wash.
In rlothcs ever Invrnlrd.nud will savo their
cost twlee it year, by saying labor and clothes.
The Editor of lliU P'W. who pnrchase.1 a
Wa slier aud Wrlugf r, tUiis ustlflcs as to their
valuej
"Wahavo had In me In our family for soin
time pust, onu of Holy's tnoilies Wusliets and
Wringers, andare prepared to Iwur tcntluiony as
to lis merits. It Is euipliatlially a labor-taitna
luachlce and does Its worlc lu the most thorough
maimer, l'or families who have large washes
these machines would be luvuuahle.,r Colum.
DiAN.Jau. 11, lt70. .
1'IHCES-A FAIIl OFFER.
If lhe Klerchnnts In your place will not fiirnlsli,
or semi lor the Machines, m iu! us tbo retail price,
Wanher 114. Kulla Wrlnpiirlll inn) urn will .,.
wurd either or both machines, fits of freight, to
places where no one Is selling; and so sure are
u mrj- win uo Hutu, uuu we agreo 10 refund
the money If au one wishes to reluru the ma.
ehlnea frtouf ireljjlil, ruler u moatli's trial, ac
conllng to directions.
No huiband, father or brother should vermlt
thedrudeery of washing with tho hands, nily
twoUays lu lhe yesr, when It can bedone better,
more expeditiously, wllh less labor, and unlu"
Jury lo llieEarinents. by a Doty Clothes Wnher.
mill n IT.ilvup.al V17pI... '
Bold b'r dealers aentrallv. to wlimn llln.rnl ,n..
counts uru made.
.. -'. IiROWNING. (ien. Agent,
Mt7'70.f. ti C'oitliinil Mitel, h'ow Vw.,
E.
B. O AS E,
OOOP E II .
RUPERT. COl.IIMIIIA milNTtf 1
Cooperlog In all Ha branches well and carefully
dOUU. liurtllMlllir Dllimllnn ul w... ........ t..!...
fuoture of meat barrels, kraut stands, nlckle
tub., wash tubs, jo. Rtpalrln, attended toT
Rupert, Bopt, i), iho-2uV. " 1
Dry Goods & Grooeries.
GltAND OPENING
oiiANi) orKNiua
UKAM1J umwmu
UIIANU Ol'KNlNO
UllANU Ol'KKlMU
kalij and wintkh goods,
fall and w1ntkb (loodh,
kali. and wintkil uoudb,
fall and wintkil ooodh,
FALIj AND WINTKIl OOOD
emulating ot
consisting or
consisting of
oonslsllnK of
consisting of
rjftY aoons,
DHV GOODS,
PHY GOODS,
DHY GOODS
DHY GOODS,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPH,
HATH AND CAPS,
HATH AND CAPH,
HATS AND CAPH,
nooTH And shoes,
BOOTH AND HIIOKH,
I100TH AND SH0K8
llOOTH AND HIIOKH,
UOOTH AND 81I01CH,
IIF.ADY-MADK CLOTHING,
HEAIIY-MADK CLOTHING
ItEADY-MAUK OIJTIltNO,
RKADY-MADK CLOTHING,
UEADY-MADK CLOTHina,
LOOKING-GLASSES, '
LOOKING-O LAHSKH,
I)OKINO-ULAMHU4,
LOOKINO-GLASH1W
LOOK1NO-OLAB8EB,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
l'AINTH AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS!
GltOCEHIES,
UHOCtiUIUS,
OltOCHHHSS,
GUOUKHIKS,
UUOCUllIKS,
tiUEENHWAltli
UUBENSWAUE,
IIUEKNHWAUE,
UllKENSWAKK,
UUEENHWAHB
IIAltDWAIlE,
1IAKDWA11E,
IIAltDWAIlE,
HAltDWAim,
HAllUWAUE,
TINWAIIE,
TINWAHE,
TINWAKE,
TINWAHE,
TINWAIIE,
SALT,
SALT
HALT
SALT, .1
SALT,
F1BII,
FISH,
FIHI1,
FITH
FISH,
GIlAlN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
Ao.
AT
NEAL
NKAL
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
McKELVY,
SIoKELVY
McKKLVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
Northwest corner ot
Northwest corner of
Northwest corner of
Northwest eorner of
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
Main and Market Streets,
Main and Market Streets,
Malu and Market Streets,
Main nnd Market Streets.
Northwest corner of
Malu and Market Streets,
nLOOMsnURG, PA.,
I1LOOMS11URG, PA
HLOOMS11URO, PA.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
I1LOOMS11URG. PA.
IRON AND NAILS.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
In large quantities and at reduced rates, alway
UU uuuu.
)UY THE BEST.
THE RED LION BRAND,
B X. A C H ALFAOA
is superior to nil olhcrs In color, quality aud
M. P. LUTZ'S
Deulerln DryGooJs and Notions. In HrowerV
ne bn.ldltiK next to the Court Hnuse, Main
iireei, iiioomsuur0, rn. may!3 70-tf.
FILLER'S STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
HUMMER IIOdllK
Tne subscriber ha lust returned from tho cltle
wiui anoioer largo anu select assortment of
FALL Ai.ll WINTRH fliuirtLi
purcliased In New York and Philadelphia at the
uwei uKurt,uuu wuicu ue is uetermlned to sell
on aa moderate terras as can be procured else
wiieio m jiioumsuurg. uis stock comprises
LADIES' 1.UI-.HS1 nnntu
of tho choicest styles aud latest fashions, together
with a large assortment of Dry Goods and Gro.
uu.uuui, ui iue loiiowing articles
CarpetB,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Uasstmercs,
Bhawls,
Flannels,
Bilks.
White Ooods,
Linens,
Hoop Hklrts,
Muslins.
Uollowware
CedarwnrA
0.ueenswar, Hardware
iioots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glossej,
Tobacco, . - ,
Coffee,
Hugars,
, Teas,
Illco,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon
. Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS nitNMrtAT.f.v
In snort, everythlnir nsualir irpnt in mnnin
stores, to wnicn ue invites the attention of the
puuuo generally. Tne highest price will bo paid
lor.oouniry produce In exchange for goods.
a. II. MILLER A HUH,
Arcade Uulldlngs, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Q C. M A R R
havo Justrecelved from the eastern market
large aud well selected stock of
DRY CJOOD8,
COKHISTINO or
Cu&slmers,
Aians,
Best bleached &
Brown Muslins,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Lluens,
Cottou &
All wool flannels,
AC., lie.,
A good slock of
,i IwUlles dress "ourls.
Idlest stylfti a patterns.
spises olall kinds.
Good stock groceries,
Queens ware,
Htone ware,
Wood 4 willow ware,
Flour & Chop,
AUo Kitchen Crystal Roap for eleanlug Tin,
Brass, Ac. All goods sold cheap for cash or pro.
due.
He would call the attention of buyer, to his
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprises ercrylhlng usually kept In the coun
try, feellug oonadeut that he can sell them
goods at such prices as will enscre saUsfaoUon.
Nov. 5,'w-ir a, a mauu.
Insurance Agoncios.
Q. L O II E MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YORK.
Pliny Freeman, President, II. o. Fre.m.
Cash canltal over (lnnorm n-... ie !
nll
J. B. ROUISON, RLOOMSIJUltG I'a
ForLuierne.Lj'comlngBiid Colnrnbla
counties.
Aug. 50,'69-ly.
JNBUBANOE AQENoy
Wyoming .................
Minn.
Fulton .......
II70.IK,C
,m,t
soo.wo
3W,ll I)
5Hij
t.IX),lfl
iiOm.oio
&'fl,(iWI
1711,1"
6W.M 0
).D
ao,no
65.UU0
1,1XH,
North America...
City ....
International
Niagara
I'litiiara
Mercbanta ....
Springfield "
Farmers' Danville fc
Albany City.....!- .,!"
Lancaster City ,ti
York Horse, Death & Theft....
Hume, New Haven
Danville, Horse Theft
FREA8 BROWN, Atnl
mart6-ly. "Loomnm. A
Hardware & Cutlery.
Jacob K. Smith. j. n, HtlUtJ
im i 'r ii s am li t z e R,
Importer, and Dealers in Foreign and Doom J
HARDWARE,
GUNS, CUTLERY, AC.,
NO. 409 N. TltlHD HTREIT, All. CALLOW1I1LI,
Nov:67.tf.PHnUA-
Faints. Glass, dice,
piRST NATIONAL
WHITE LEAD,
BEST, PUREST, AND CHEAPEST!
SATlSrACTION GOAItANItEDl
fnrWIillDllBt. llnpnknil.. ..J.......
cy.TthasuoenuAl. ''""' K
Sold by nil dealer. In Paints throughout K
the country. W
BARKER, JIOORE & MEIN, t'4
8CCCESH0IIS TO
T. MORRIS PEROT A CO.
a
Sole Proprletora, Philadelphia, Pa
Dealers In all kinds of
DRUQB, OILS, PAINTS, GLASS,
BYESTorra, ac, ic.
n.T,, ...i . .x. r
our'"Flrs"t-Natlonal While Lead," otherlrl
piirtleshavo been Induced to oiler a pu-r
EiousariicieuLucrinobanie name. Tutre-'J
fore Beware of Counlerielts. The geDa-3
iue is iiui up iu exira neavy 11a daidi
nntJiT llllfll niirlll tn.tallll.1rrr. l.nr.lA. .
aud tho name of 'icl
BARKER, MOORE & MEIN, itl
On each label,
For sale by
marS5'70-ly.
MOYF.R BROlHEItS,
Bloum.ljurg.
10,000 GUARANTEE.
B
UCK LEAD
EXCEL8 ALL OTHER LEAD I
1st, For Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
2d. For Its Unequalled Durability,
3d. For Its Unsurpassed Covering ProperlK
Lastly for IU Kcouomy.
a-It COSTS LESS to paint with Ilrcx Lea
man any omer wnue Lead exumt. 1110 ihila
weigiii covers aiuxik NuitfAi;i';,ismore utit
auijk, anu makea wmiEH WORK.
BUCK LEAD, la the Cheapest and Btt'
110.000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINO
EXCELS ALL OTHER ZINCS.
1st. Korlu Unequalled Durability,
id. For Its Hummed Whlteuesn,
31, For Its Un.urpiuaied Covenug Propt-rty.
Lastly, for Its Hreat liconoray,
being tho CHEAPEST, HANDSOMEST, nl
most DURAIiLK While Pulnt lu the world,
II U Y ONLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TRY IT AND BU CONVINCED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by IheManulaclurtii
BUCK COTTAGE COLOltS,
Prepared expiessly for Painting
COTTAGES. OUT UUIL11IN GS of oiery dfrrlj
.In.. .L...r...i m rr, . u .Xl.t liyllll
ENT COLORS, Durable, Chear, UuIMm, i
ueaumui suaues.
Sample cards eent bv Mall If desired.
Denlers' Orders will bo promptly eiecntwl t
iue uiauuuiciurers,
FRENCH, RICHARDS A CO.,
'W. W. Pnr Tn!h nnil nfnrlr.t Rtri-etl.
rhlladelphla. I
110 YER BROTHERS, Agents
Jnu2rl7(-ly. for Bloomsburg, ra.
Miscellaneous.
(fJARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
r n nrnAW Jk TinOTHEn
Have on hand and for sale at the roost kmm
ble rates a splendid stock 01
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
t.v . t xr tun VIKIIY
.... . j. ......i.... .nilniost i"t
WHUHUICU III UO iUBUtl Ul UIB IT"
able materials, and by the mint expwii raij
workmen. All work sent out 'ro.V.;i cU-l
usnmeni will oe jounu 10 oeoi um "ziv t..s
and sura to give perfect satisfaction.
aiso a nue assonmtn. 01
at 1.. T r-i tt a
..-i.i . . . .......,oV,!. tllKl
Ul nil llie llCWr.l H1IU HlUBb nlltv. . tniUM
well and carefully made and of the Ir'1 """I
An lnspecttou of their work Is M..1I,.I
believed that none superior can be foana i
country. Nov.".0-
"nWRJIERSI EXAMINE AND BUV
THE ORIGINAL,
IIAlinil'S BEING
Tins Fibbt Haw Honk pnosriiAT M"!
All others are imitation.
B A U G H'S
RAW HOU. T1IFI
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIM'I
FALL,
This Xfantirt
Ilones, rich In N
OH uf Vitriol, nn
a highly solubleand quickly avallat"
the Ammonia In such proportion as .tow
prompt and vigorous action uion ",V,iid il
Where Uaualra Phosphate Wfii'll"
past season, the Indications, without fj " oi
are that It will maintain Its well "'"Smir 1
flnn W r.fin..l. all tn n.ed Of rtl'1"
1. u.ade 01 aw or UoW,
Itrogeuous waiter, dWVii"
esen Una the Hone ii; . . .1
I) A U Q II 4 SONS,
MANOrAOT0Bm.
Orno-No H. Delaware ATno.
PAILADELPUIA.
HlVICtf.