The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, January 27, 1871, Image 4

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    THE COLUMBIAN ATfD 'DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBTTItGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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AGRICULTURAL & DOMESTIC.
I'lo'irers and Vines In tho Home.
Thoro nro ntntiy bcttutlfnt botonlnil
oxporlinonts whtch c.tt ho cotuliu tiil In
houso during wlntor.wlilch tiro imf. im
lriceil generally In tho list of (Iowlm
mid Vinos In our parlors ami windows.
How many or tho Mr re.nlers of tho
Telegraph have, tho beautiful vino of
tho sweet potato running over tliolr
mantle-shelf ? This pretty sight can bo
enjoyed by placing a sweet potato In n
tumbler or other glass vessel, HI lit 1
'With water, passing u pin through tho
tuboso as to keep tho lower end from
ono or two luetics from tho bottom of
the vessel. Keep on tho tnantlo-shnlf,
In a warm room, and every day glvo It
huh fir an hour or two, and In a few
days rootling will begin to appear,
aiming for tho bottom of tho vessel,
nuil In two or thrco wcoks the eyo will
begin to shoot and rapidly grow and
run upon suspended twlno or any llttlo
trollU-work prepared for lt.
The "Morning Glory" can bo propo
gated In parlor windows, where there Is
eomo eun, to perfection during winter ;
ii, flowers with Its natural colors, and
tho. delicate llttlo vino can bo mado to
run over tho window. A hanglm: vase
is tho prettiest for this.
Suspend an acorn by a cottou thread
so m to nearly touch tho wator In a glass
tvetisoi, (a hyacinth glass Is perhaps the
beat,) set upon tho window or tnnntlo,
nud let It remain thoro for eight or ten
weeks, moro or less, without being In
terfered with, excopt to supply tho
.evaporation of tho wator, and tho acorn
will burst,-and as It throws a root down
Into tho wator, a sprout or stem will bo
sent upward, throwing out beautiful
llttlo green loaves j thus giving you an
oalc tree, In full llfo and health within
vyour parlor.
There nro many of tho mosses which
r can bo very successfully grown In tho
house through tho winter, and with tho
foregoing afford an Interesting and ro
fined enjoyment for tho femlnlncs of a
family, and a real pleasure for all who
.. have a tasto for tho beautiful to wit
- ncss. Wo trust to sco a greater lncllna
r ' tlon on tho part of tho ladles to Intro
duce Into their houses this most agroea-
bio addition to their domestic" pleasure.
i , -Qcrmaalown Tdesranh.
-5... . .
' Cokn n Oats. "I feed my horso
if i wotl, but somehow ho looks rough-
,i "icoated und don't seem to bo vory well."
fr ......... .....
S i wnai Kinu oi pioveuuur ttu juu
Xi . Silt
. "tuts, anu plenty or them."
Thnt'a what'a tho matter. Toa manv
. . TTnlr thn nn.n.inf nf nolo unl (l.n
;y rest in corn would, no doubt, work an
lmprovemant in him. Wo havo found
out that horses should not bo fed en
tirely with oats for provender. They
need somothlng else. Glvo them corn
or cornmeal part of tho time, or a mix
ture of oats and corn, nud sco if they
"do not improve. And, by tho way,
don't forget to glvo him, twlco a week,
' :.a i:mM nr nnrnrsw.. a a n mm o nn
., Qoxmtni Gentleman.
Bone Felon. Of all painful things,
tBlacilJx a pone felon ? Wo know of
.nono that flesh .Is heir to, and as this
Bjyo mo latest recipe sor its euro, winch
IsKlven by that high authority, tho
VjUondou Lancet : "As soon as the dls-'
- ' daCl 1a Talt . 1 1 . llnjitl. ki'A. 4hn onnt n
... .1.1 . , U. v. 1 1 1. 1. II J uttl 1 1 1 w DIW
-fly bister, about tho slzoof your thumb
.,..11 nHj I., ii I r.. t 1 i
TUIUI. HlIU 1C. lb ACUJUIil lUlOlJkllUUIO.Ub
?.tho expiration or which time, directly
. under the surface of the blister, may be
dseentue lelon, which can bo instantly
h jus Willi iuu uuiu. u. ii imuuiej ur
. ...in. ... i .. i e .. ....... 1 1
irJ Cocoa in Horses. A cough is rath
er a Bymptom'tuan a disease, it is of-
,ten caused by tho irritability of tho air
.j'unesngra, uuvnsiuueu uy previous uis-
.! ease. A chronic couch in a horse Is of-
i-, ten occasioned by indiscretion In tho
rj u lllllUUllUil, UU1QU1U1 t.UVl
Trnnfmanr nr Inllimnvi H alnmn.a nml
uionum iari3j,liuiui v Uliliuiuiu-I. XI 13
.aiQnnnnm run niiuAf. nf u, i (DnAn
r.nuu suuiuiiuiea ui worms, ioo mucil
2! dry fodder, especially chaff, often aggrn-
ari a . l i .
,vmvn u tuugu, uurrois anu inner roots
ri.vfim oeuuing a wot ueep, witn moist
-.cut ieea, a utile laxativo mcuicine, ana
'knot much work.
INftVnH! Prvfl Thn fnllnwlnw rorolnt
, w . . 1- .
.VftnW. mlnA'.In 1. 1 1. I
son, is confidently recommended ho a
i, writer in ino uermantown Telegraph,
t after using It for many years :
. "iJoll a rresu beoi touguo tender, lot
ii erftf nri nnrl lliiin nlm it- l.ln ...UK
. , - ft.. 1 " I '. " ..1-11 1.11 VJ' iv II 111' II 1 L II
-,one pound or suet, one-half peck of an-
T'rillMI II'I nnimlj nf i.,vnnfa . . t 1 . .,
1 " " 1 lUI,HUIil. Mil. II 1.11
;tuti waslied very carofully, ono pound
,w citron sliced, naif an ounce each of
una ginger, three pints of sweot cider,
J pint of Madeira wine, half a pint
I uraiiuv. wilii ennuuii Riionr rrinurnor.
fa to your taste. This will mako a
Mrgo jar mil.-
i Houses, Keep all work and road
orses sharp shod, or If there is no ico
eep them upon strong caulks, which
-pay bo sharpened at short notice.
caulks wear dull very soou on
iuuuu ntiu uiviuiu uuuciuusiy
Spavins, splints, besides
d bruises, capped hocks and
, frequently corao from slip-
nor nn thA.lrn
A TJbepui.Tadi.e. To aid farmers
Jn arriving at accuracy In ascertaining
tho amount of land in different fields
under cultivation, tho following table
is given by an agricultural contempo
rary ! 5 vards wide bv DCS vunU lniu-
contains ono aero. 20 yards wide by
AS yards long contains ono acre. -10
MUU 1V1V.W VI J la. UIIIJ 1 1111 VUllllll'l.l
no ennlfllna rnn ouni n flint iirlitn
I feet long contains ono acre. 110
wide by SCO feet long contains ono
CO feet wldoby 720 feot long con
ono aero.
wcitorn correspondent of tho lios-
Journal Ucclarea that tho statement
u iracK uoiiiera inem. moy consider
I snaro and will not cross it. Tlioy
t along by tho elde of tho track for
lt'H. ,,1111 Wlinil II1IIV I!III11I1 II 1L IIIIIVfirL
TuuiiE Is a larger number of nows
apers published In Pennsylvania than
anyoinerotaioiniuo union.
COURT ADVERTISEMENTS.
QOURT PROCLAMATION.
. Wn ruras, thoKnn. William Elwell, President
Judge nf Ui Court of Oyer anil Terminer nil, I
General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions
of the Pence and Court of Common I'lenii nn.l Or
phan's Court In tho 2iltn Judicial District, com
imaml of tho counties or Columbia, Sullivan nml
Wyoming, ami tho Hon. Irnm lierr ami IsanoH.
Monroe Associate Judges of Columhla rounly
tlikVfl laatlPil llielr tirnwnl linnrl n .l.iia . I.A iff.
lay of December In the year or our ton), one
thonaantl, eltcht hundred and aoventy, and lo
medlrerted ror holdhiKaCourtol Oyer and Ter
miner and Oenernl Quarter Hemloinoflho 1'eneo
(Vuirt of Omnium l'leaii and Orphan'a Court, In
llloomahurit, In tho county oCCtilumbla, on tho
rirnt .Monday, belnit the nth day ot February
next, to contluuo two weeks.
Notice la lierebv olvcn. Intlm nMn,. i
Juatlcea of the l"eaeo( and tho Constables of tho
mm. vuuiiijr oiiiuiiiuiH, inai iney no llienand
Iliero In their proper pcraon at 1U o'cloclc In the
forenoon of anlil fith ilnv ni v..( . uritii .,.nii.n.
onla, Inqulaltlonaand other remembrancca, lo
dothoselhlnga which to their olllcea apperlnln
to be done. And thoao that are liound by
reCOimlKatlCO. to liroaeciltA HirnlliaL Mm iH..
ouera that are or may lie In tho Jail of the
-.1., t.iuin) in yuiuiuoia, to lie then and
Iheretn proaecnte them cwa ahall be luat. Ju
rors aro requested to be punctual In their attend
ance, aiireeably tothelrnotlcea. Dated at llloonis-
tr M v100.111 ay or ueo. in tho year
j l s. I of our Um, one thousand clsht hun-
i"'J dred mill Knveiitv.nnii.l I i.n
fourth year or tho ludeiieudenco of tho United
Btatoa of America. AAU0N HM1T1I.
llloomaburg, Dec.0, 1871, BUerlli;
Q.11ANU JUllOltS,
roil rjillllUAUY TERM 1871.
Ilr.ootsntino, KU Jones, John K. Olrtoii.
Iikaver. William linker.
JiKMTox. lVjter Kaso.
Oatawissa. 1). 1-. Fortncr.
UoaTMaiiAM-l'at rick iirennan, UlchardThorn.
toll, It. K Wool forth.
Cknthalia, (J. (1. Murphy.
Ckntiik. Jcsso 11. Kreaa.
t isiiiNut-iiicKK. a. it. ituinn.
Hemlock. NehemiMti Uipe...
LocuiT.-Jpnaa Karluger, Wllllim Wilson, Ko-
landus llerblne, Nuihau lleriier.
Greenwood. d. u. Alberuou,
Ml fl in. John H. Vohe.
Modxt 1'i.easant. AdamWclllver.
l'INE. John l'ottcr.
HOAltlNOCHKF.K. WIMlnm IUaIuiv.
Boirr. Thonias CrevellDg, (jr., Joshua l'ause,
ItrMioff M 1 .tit
piiTiT junons,
FOIl FUDllUAllV TE11M1S7I.
rinsT WEEK.
Blooms nunn. Abraham W.Pry, Conrad nitten-
ueiiuer, i". ii. rreeze, jacou u&uer,IHolomou
Hmlth.
llEAVEri.-Ocorge W.Longenbcrgcr.reterSliell
hammer. IIeston. I. K. Krlckbaum.Stott i:. Collcy.
IIeiiwilk lloa. Win.O. Thomas, H. ll.Jkiumnn,
Kdward A. Wilson, Daniel Heedy.
CATAWlssA. Joseph Maru, Ueorge Marbardt,
Flslf ingorekk. John Laubacli. Win, Mears,
KUaa JI, Laubach, Jacob Uethlngcr,
GnEENWoon. John htaddon, i:iiaTia lluyman,
David Demott, Joseph It, ration.
Hemlock. Heubea ltomboy.
IiOccht. David Yeager.
MiFLix.-8nmucl Creasy, llmauuelKelckcndall
JIount Tlkasant. l'etcr lllppenslccl. Miles
Ikeler.
Main. lleuben Hhnroan, Isaac Yettcr.
Montouk. John (lordan.
Orangk. Hamuel llcurlo.
l'INE. Joshua Uobblns.
Hco'rr. Hugh Thompson,
BECONn WEEK.
nLooMSliORo Samuel Slelllcr, H. If. Miller.
11EN1 ON.-John O. Dlldlne, Thomas Olhlilna.
Derwick. John W. livana, Ueoigo II, Wells.
Ooorgo II. Thompacn, H. L. Freas.
IlRlAiiciiEEK. David HhaOer, Jr.
Catawivsa. II. F. Clark, Charles Sehmlck.
CB'N.T.K,AI-IAJame8 Ktaly, D. W.Mclllck.Thos.
O'Connor. '
FisiilNucREKK. II. N. Alnmerman, Henry
Hartman. 1 '
FHANKi.iN.-Jolm Artley, Jacob Snyder.
Okeenwood. Cyrus Demon.
Locust. Albert llerblne.
Mifflin. Henry Yohe, KUahall. nrnwn.
MAINFi-Joalah Flemiulug, John W.Bhuman.
Montour. Lloyd l'axon.
Madison.-H. h. Itunnjau. 0. C. Ilunnyan.
Mount I'i.easant. Johh V. Vandersllce.sr.
Oranof. Hiram It. Kline, Oscar Achenbncu.
l'INE. Francis I. Masters.
(JrOARLOAF.-Waleat Harvey, Henry C. Hes.
Scott. Jacob Terwilllger, Charles Lee, Jaiuet
Lake.
rjiIUAL LIST,
FOIl FElmUAItY TCKM, 1671.
FII13T WEEK.
Eil ward M'Call. et. al. vs. John Swecnr.
in. Longenberger, ct. al. vs. Hugh V. M'l'.oy
uolda, et. al.
Susan Otlhara, use vs. Deborah Dean's Adiar.
Aaron l'erscn vs. Hamuli Letby.
David Iicwls, guaritlou 8. Collins Sutllff'a Ad
ministrators. L. Hurillfs, uso vs. II. II. Creeling,ct al.
Alex. Colley vs. Allnas Cole.
l'cter Sehug vs. Charles Lee.
David J. Waller vs. John M. Slackhouac.
J'.rct,.e';i,c. Holer vs. Uldeon O. Hosaler, ct. al.
W. 11. KlIllO Pl lit I, .ll.Hl.nn. IU... .'..
James Hess s. Collins wutliir's Admlulstr'ato'rs.
C. D. I owler vs. lteuben Miller.
1 "eyoert s. William SImlTer.
WUllam Shaller vs. Dauiel F.Seybert.
SECOND WEEK,
Ilobert Oorrell vs. Harney M'Breasly, et. al.
David Heaver vs. -Mnrtin M'llniihnii
Charles H.WIlliclni, ct. al. vs. Michael Woods.
Michael (irurer. use. vs. s.vnmA ltrir.ii,
.Michael a rover vs. Savage & Ilrlght,
Joseph Miller vs. N. s. Campbell.
Thomas Fry vs. William Coleman.
C. H. Fowler vs. George Kin ley.
niiwruiefca cc iturinan vs. unariea it. Fowler.
Melcniah Miller's Admr's. vs. Klias Uciger.
C. H. Fowler vs. Jesao D. lllee.
ii. iiowman, oi. al. vb. Manaussa Ilowman,
l'eter Haymau, use vs. Jacob shaller, et, al.
Ilrambalf & Co. vs. M'Nlnch i Shuman.
narvey u. liess vs. Samuel Creasy Admr.
oah Mouser's, use. vs. Ueorge strausser.
Hhultz& Funstou vs. Alfred lrwlne.
Wm. A Kline, vs. James V. (Jlllaspie.
Kline & M'llenry ia. J. Itlchsrds & Co.
John Temer vs. Dauiel Snyder.
James V. aillasple vs. Wm. A. Kline.
Isaiah Yenger vs. D. It. Johnson.
Clement o. Itlcketts' Admr. vs. David Sweeny,
et. al. "
Joseph H. Kllno vb. Charles Howard.
Cutharlne Abbott vs. William Abbott.
Isaac Krwlnovs. l'h!!lport,it. al.
West llranch Insurance Co. vs. Thomas Trench.
llees Millard vs. Abraham Kllue.
John Oray vs. Sanderson Hagcubuclt.
Lewis J. Adams vs. Flshingcretk School Dis
trict. Wm. A. Caso vs. Moses CoiTman, et. al.
Hlmoil Wenlsll as. John llntlmaii.
Joseph J, Crawford vs. John Johnson.
James Kvans vs. Ueorge llelforu.
Jeremiah Hagenbucli s. i'hillp Ott, et. al.
Nicholas Seybert vs. Daniel r. Seybert.
Joseph It. Shullr. vs. Z. It. Shullz.
Murray, AInlack 4 Itaudall vs. Thelmperlal Fire
Insurance Co.
Murray, AlnlackdllandaUvs.Tlielmperlal Fire
Insurance Co.
n. Mcndenhall vs. Henry G Ort.
Jeremiah s. ltudy vs. Jacob Schuyler.
Itebeccu Nagle'a Admr. vs. John Cain.
William Arter vs. Thomas Farver.
David Wltmlre, Executor vs. Dennis Ilrlnk.
Charles Ilrown vs. Joseph It. Vandersllce.
Cannon A llro. vs. Wldmyer AJacoby,
Joseph Fausey vs. lteuben Delias.
"yiDOWS AI'PBAISEMENTS.
Tho followimr annralsements of real and tier.
sonal property set apart to widows of decedents,
have been Hied lu the ollice of the llegislerof
Columbia county,under tho Ilules of Court, and
srlll be presented fur absolute confirmation, to
the Orphans' Court to be held in lltoomsburg, in
nnd for said couuty.nu U'ednesday.the Mhdayof
leSS eXCentlOllR tn Sllrll CnnftrmnllniiB nr.. nrovl.
ously tiled, of which all persons Interested Id
said estates wtl 1 take notice t
1. Widow or llnntKl Vi-or l.iln arinltt, Inurn.
ship, deceased.
2. Widow of reter Dituer, late of locust towu.
bjiiji, ueccuseu,
3. Widow of Bomuel O. rilklngton, late of
Locust township, deceased.
4. Widow of Anthony Witman.lato of Bloom
townsltlp, deceased.
6. Widow of Albert Hunter, lato of I'lno town
ship, deceased.
e. Widow of Jacob Ash, lato of Benton town,
ship, deceased.
, . , W. II, JACOBY. Ilegister,
Ileglster's OfTice. i
Bloouburg,Jau.,lS71. J
T) EQISTEIt'S NOTICE. Notice is
AX hereby given to all legatees, creditors and
other persons Interested in the estates of tho re
spective decedents and minors, that the follow
ing administration und guardian uccounts have
been nied In tho oillce ol tho Ueglster of Colum
bia county, aud will be presented lor coullriua
tlon and allowauco in the Orphan' Court, to be
held In Bloomsburg, on Wednesday, the fctli day
of t ehruary, 1S71, at 1 o'clock In the alteruoon of
said day!
?.cco.un,t of Lewis Iiletterlch, guardian of
Milton Jinsteller ami Jennie Masteller, minor
children of Charles Jlasteller, late ot llrlarcreek
township, deceased.
2. The accountof William Menslnger.survlvlng
executor of William Jlen.luger, llto'of JIIIUlii
township, deceased.
3. The second and final account of William 51.
l!lmtob, administrator of Bamucl Blank, late
of Brlarcreek township, deceased.
4. Tho first and final account of A. II. Hlewart
guardian of the person and estate of .Millard 1"!
Conner, a minor son of Iiaiah Conner, late ol
Columbia county, deceased.
5. Account of Thoma C. Fowler nnd Moore
Crevellng administrators of Benjumln Fowler,
late nf Centre township, deceased.
li. The first acconutnl Hamuel B. I)lcmer,execu
tor Ac, of Jolm Klchards.lule of Cutawjssa. de
ceased. '
7. The nist nml final account of C.B. Brockway,
executor of Isaao Davis, late of Beaver township,
deceased,
. IhoarcountofWiniamT.Mmman.Admlu
istrator of Daniel hhuman.late of ilulu lown
ship, deceased.
WMLJACOBV, Ueglster.
Iteglster's Offlce, I
Bloomsburg, Jau. , 1871, ;
NEW COAL Y A It 1)7"
THK undersigned respectfully Inform the
cllliens ot Bloomsburf! and Columbia county,
that they keep all the diUerenluuinbera ofstove
coal and selected lump coal for smithing purpo
ses, on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelvy, Neul A
(Jo's Furnace; with a good pair of lloirJo scale
on tho wharf, to weigh eoat, hay, and straw
Likewise a horse and wagon, tu deliver coal to
those who desire lu As they purchase a large
amount of coal.they Intend tokeep u superior ar
ticle, and sell al the very lowest prices. Please
call aud examine for yourselves betore nurchas
Ingelsewhere. J. W. llHNDKItnlluT.
AUOUHTUH MA80N,'
'PJIE Ullllerak'tlPil will tnkn In nv.
X change for Coal and Groceries, the following
lismed articles : Wheat, llye. Corn, Oats, I'ola
.""i ..uiu, .iniu,oiiuuiuer,UIlu Slue Joeai,ilulle
Lairs. Ilav. &B.. lit tha hlcliest push nriroii nt til.
Ulocery Btore, aujolulug ibelr coal yard,
J. W. HENDKfWHOT,
Bloomsburg Mar. IK.'oS-ly.
Miscellaneous.
DIls,
HtlMITIVK'Jl Tfl nil Tl l.'TJ.IfttlA IfJ
W 1 KT I'll
HRVliiKfor tho last lhlrty.nvo venri devotwl
iiiy wholo tlinennd nttontlnn to tho ntiiily of
ssH "i-insiri mill t-UIIVIIIlllMlUU, 1 1WI UlfU I Iln
aerniAna fully tho emir no that tHinhtlopnrsue-l
lo restore ntolernhty bail trap of Ulsonsetl lunaii
tuhontlhy MoundnoM. ThP nrnl nml montlm
Prtant step i for the pnttentto nvoht tnklni
colli, nml tho ben of nil places on tlitn continent
for thu pururt In winter, In Florida, well down
lullio Bintc, wlicro tho letnemtiiro Hirjiulnr,
nml not nl)ect lo micti vnrlaiioui m In moro
urviicrnmuiuium, ruiiilku u rt iwlut I pan r.
comineild. A uo.n1 hntol 1 IzphL fhprn hi IVtrr.
lii n n. Jjwt winter i saw neve nil personi thero
wlrnso lutiRn hal been badly dl.eapil( but who.
under tho healing Influettco of tho cllmnto and
my iiiedlelncs, wtro Kettltirt well.
Ono hundred mlleM further down thoilver li n
bolut which 1 would rcft;r to J'alntUa, at tho
teinperaturo li moro even nnd thontnlry nud
uraclutr. luliotivlllo and Iliiteriirlsonro located
tnere. I should nlvo tlecldod preference lo
MellonvIIIe. It In two miles from rhernrlnke,
und It neetrni almost lmiomlblo to tnko cold
und patients complain nt times but that It ft good
nlicu. m It Imlknli'i ti return of nmtotlle. nml
wheu this is tho case they Kenemlly lucrenso hi
"", nnu nifii me innus musi iieui.
JACltnonvllln.lllbcrnm.Ureen Cove, and many
other plncen In various parts of I'lorhln. ran bo
safely recommended to commimttlveft In winter.
My renimn rorsaylnp so nro thnt pntlcntsnre
less liable to take cold there than whero theio Is
Mesn eveu temperature, nud It U not necossary
to say that where ncoimimpllve person exposes
hhmelr to rrcquent coldn he Is certain to die
shortly, Thcruloro my mlvleo Is.ro well down
Into thoBtatoout of tuo reach of pervading cast
'"' " t-'K1. juRinviuo, or nimosi any
other of tho localities. I have urn nod, will bene
fit thoso who are tioubled with n torpid Uvcr, a
disordered stomach, deranged bowels, sore
imuiu nrTOugii, uiu tor mono wnone uinsnnr
iliseAied a more .southern point is earnestly re
For lirteen'vears prior to 1800, 1 was profession,
nlly In New Vork.lloslmi. ltnltlmor and l'hiln
defphla cveiy week, where I buw nud examined
on an nVernKO llvo hundred patients a week. A
practice so extensive, embruclnn every pots 1 bio
MiusuiM iuiiuiiuiir, nits eimuieu me louuuer
stand the llnenxe tully, nud hence, my caution
In regard to taking cold. A person may take
Heaweed Toulo ntid Mandratto I'llls," aud ye
die If hu does not avoid taking cold.
In Florlda.nearly everybody U usluxHchcnck's
Mandrake Tills, for tho climate Is more likely to
tuaniiiit? uiiiuui niiuiis iimn moro noriuern iau
udes. It Is a well established lacl that natives
ui r lunuA rnreiy uie oi consumption, especially
thOMe of the soiilbprii tinrt. (In I hit nthor hnii.1
In New Khglsud.oue-thlrd.atlcnst.orthe popu.
lallon die of this terrible disease. the Mid
titateslt docs not prevail so largely II there
are many thonsands of casos there. What avast
perceutuice of life would be saved if nniL.haitmi.
lives weie as taslly alarmed in regard to taking
fresh cold as they are about scarlet fever, small
pox,.tc. Hut they ate not. They tako what they
term a little cold, which they are credulous
enough lo believe will wear oil" In a few dajs.
'I hey pay no attention to It, and hence It lays
tho foundation for another nud another Hill,
until the luiif ate diseased beyond all hopo for
Mvndvlcfl In nprnnnai wlinvn Innrr- nrn nfT.plm1
even bllshtly Is, to lay In a stock of Hchenck's
iiiiiuuuiu "jrup, ?ciiencK s nciiwcoj iomoimu
Hchenck'fl Mauiliako Pills nud mi tn Florida. I
recommend these particular medicines because
i uiu iiiuruujjiiiy uciiuainieti wiiu vneir aciioti,
I know thai where they are used in btrlct accord
nnco With mv cllrcftlnoR lln-v will do thn u-nrlr
that Is riqulrod, TIhh accomplished, nature will
do the rest, 'Jho physician who prescribes for
cold, cough or nlflht'Nveatn, and theti advises
tho patient towalk oriltlo out every day, will
bo sure tohuvoa corpse on hts haudi before
My plan Is to give my thrco medicines, In ac
cordauce wjth the printed illrectlons, except In
Home cases whero u lreer use of the Mandrako
I'llls is necessary. My object Is to L'hotone to
mo siomacii lo ct up a good appetite. It lsnl-
WHVH n ITOOtl tdiill irllcn n titllniil hr-L-Ilia In nfiiw
hungry, I hajo hopes of such. With a relish lor
lood hud thu gr.U ltlcatlou of that relish comos
good blood, nud with it moro lleh, which Is
closely followed byn heallug of tho lungs. Then
the cough loosens and abates, tho creeping chills
and clammy night-sweats no longer pro&tralo
umt iiunuj , nuil mo puiieub gets wm, proviuuu
ho avoids taking cold.
INow there are many consumptives who have
uot. iuu means to ko io i-joriua. i no iuesiion
mav be naked. lH t hern lin hnnn fur kiipIi t rnr.
taluly thcro Is, My advice to such Is, nud ever
has been, to (.lay In a warm room during tho
winter, with a temperature of about seventy de-
nircn,niiiin Biiuum u iicp rtguiariy at mat
point, by means of a thermometer, hetsuch a
patient take his exercise within tho limits of the
loom by walklug up and down as much as hit
stieugth will permit, In order to keep up a
healthy circulation or the blond. I hae cured
thousands by thia system, and can do so again.
Consumption U as easily cured us any other dis
ease if H is taken in time, nud the proper kind
of treatment is pursued. The fact Uinds undis
puted on record that Nehenck's Pulmonic My rup.
Mandrake Mils, nud Sseaweed Tonic havo cured
very many of what seemed lo bo hopeless caws
of consumption. Oo where you will, you will be
nlmost ccttalu to llud some poor consumptive
.... ...an aLSVHVU 1IUIU UIU V) JUttBUl UCUII1
by their use.
So tarns the Mandrake nils aro concerned,
everybody hhouid keep a supply or them on
hand. They acton tho Her better than calomel,
and leave nono of its hurtful etlects behind lu
f.ict they are excellent in ull casei wliero a pur
gative iiiedicinols rtnuired. iryou havo par
taken too freely of fruit und dlarrhtcn ensues, a
doseol the Mandrakes will cure yen. Kyounre
hubleet to sick headache, hike a doseor tho Man
drakes and they will reliee you In two hours.
H you would obviate tho ellcctofu chaugo of
water, or the too free Indulgence lu fruit, lake
oneof the Mandrakes every night or every oiher
night, and you may then drink water and eat
watermelons, pears, apples, plums, peaches or
corn, without the risk of btiug made sick by
them. They will protect those w ho live iu damp
situations niratust chills nml ftvtr. t,v ti......
goI3'onlyP(''riClIy LnnnIess' Tilt,y cau do J'0"
I havo abandoned my professional visits to Bos
ton aud Jtvf York, Iml conilnuu to sco patients I 'lid this because I had used all kinds
" A? fiFt.l-''".lJfl- ver.,se,l reme,s nn,l ,, r,ni, ,e,
1"'.", .v.j IPO.IIIMIIJ, ,111111 V ion 1', ,1,
ihoso whowlshiithorouiili examination Willi
'he Itf spirometer will bo charged live dollars,
lho ltesplromeler declares the exact condition
oi tho Iuues, and jiatleuls can rtadlly learn
whether they aro curabloor not. Hut I desire it
distinctly understand that lho value of my
medicines depends entirely upon their being
uikeu strictly according to directions.
In conclusion, I will say ihutwheu persons
takelny medicines nud thelrsystemsuro bronchi
lutou liealtby condition thereby, they are not
SO liable to takocold. vel nnnimwllli illeniikii.l
lutiKS tan bear u sudden chaugo or attnospbero
without the liability or greater or less Irritation
of lho bronchial tubts.
rull directions In all languages accornpony
,nj iiiiuiiiiiiB, mi eAiuitii. mm clear null liny
one cuii use them without consulting me, nud
IU" " UUIIU. HUJU HllV 111 llC;M,
J. II. raCHUXCK.M.II.
, No. 15 N sixth Ktrcct, I'hlladelpiila,
novH'70-ir.
OJIETIIINQ NEW I
The undersftrned would hcrehv Rive notice
tlmt lie 1ms Just corupletwl A KIH4T CjLAH8
JiLAiwniiu innt no iinnine ir.pimiPM torenrry
lug on the busings of UNDKUTAKIKU In all
us urnucues
IN CIT STYL13,
Ho 1ms engnped experienced rersons wlio will
talto cbnrce of the hodleB of the deceased as soon
as they hlmllle of this mortal coll," and attend
to Wfthhina them.shnvlnc. dresslntr. Ac. HhroiuU
ftirniKhed aieo to order. At much expense he
naa i so procurtu aa
IRON ICE BOX,
In which bodies can he rreherred Inn cleanly
and thy condition. Carriages furnished for fu
neral occasions. In tdiort. he Is prepaied to take
charge of a orpM Immediately alter death, aud
have friends and relatives all further trouble lu
regard to It,
Jle also carries ou the business of
CABINET MAKING
Upholster Ins; lu all its branches, repairing furnl
ture, reseating cane bottomed chairs, Ac., &c
l'lace of buslnehs ou Irou titreet, helow Main.
I1011ICUT ItOAN,
Illoorasbarff, July 22, 1878tl.
QIXTY-FIVE FIIIST 1'HIZE MED-
KJ A
ALH AWAUI)EI,
Tin: aimvr
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M AN U FACTO UY.
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MANUFACTURERS OV
OHANU, SQUAIin AND UPItlQHT
PIANO P O It T E S ,
BALTIMOH E, 51 V.
These Instruments have been before the puhllo
for nearly Tl.lrty years, and upon their excel
lence alone attained unpurchauilpre-eminmce
which pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fine slng-
ing quamy, as wciiusKmn imiiiy m jiiioimiioii.
and sweet ues throughout the entire fecultj, 'Ihelr
TOUCH
lsjllautand elflhtlc.and entirely free from tho
btltluebs found In ho many l'lauoca
IN WOUKMANHIIII
they aro unequalled, using nono but tho very
beta tcmonctl mattriol, the largo capital employed
Iu our buhlncMi enubllnc uu to ktep continually
au luiiuenhofctocU of lumber, Aeon hand.
UuAll ourSijuarf JHanoct have our New Im
proved Ovkiwiuuko tcALE and the Aurufle
, -Ve would call speelal atlentlon to our lato
Improvements In UKAfiD MAXOX unit
MJVAJW UHANIWi I'atknteu Aua. Jl.lttrt.
which brine the I'lano nearer puriectlon than
has yet beeu attained,
EVEIty TiANO FULLY WAU RANTED i"OU S VKAUH,
Wo havo made arrancements for the Sole
IVholttale Agency for the most Celebrated I'Alt
I.OH OUOANH and MEI.Ol)i;ONH, which we
otter Wholesale nnd Hetall.at IJHewt Factory
I'rlces. WILLIAM JiNAHH A CO.,
ocUa70-Crn, Baltimore, Aid,
ANTED AGENTS EOU
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And How They Were Made: or the &ti-vaale$ and
VViumjjAj our Self .Made Men. ly J, I. AlcCahe.
Jr.-l'rolutiely illustrated and beautifully hound.
Ine most takttiu Instructive, aud universally
Km uli t alter book Issued for years. l asetuatlnic
as lietlon.authentlo as history, practical as "four
Illcliard," with lessons more elevating for popu
lar purposes, than the prorouudfHt philosophy.
Agent art) clearing from fMHofl&o ir mouth,
lu kplte or hard times. Hells fast and easily, and
delivers splendidly. Bend fur Circular, etc., and
notice extra terms.
JKO. MACLEAN, Publisher,
710 Hansom Hired, 1'hlladelphlA.
Fatont Medicines.
T
II 13 KIDNEYS.
The Kidneys aro Iwo In number, slluatcd at
lho upper wrl of the loin, surrounded by fat,
and consisting of thrco parts, vli,f tho Anterior,
tho Interior, and the Kiterlor,
Tho anterior ahaorlia, Interior consists of tit
sues or veins, which serve nsn, deposit for lho
urine nnd convey It lo the exterior. Tlio exter
ior Is n conductor also, terminating in a elnglo
tube, nud called Ilia Ureter. The ureters nro
connected Willi the bladdor,
Tho btfldilcr Is composed of various coverings
or tissues, divided Into parts, v1k.i lho Upper
the I-iower, the Nervous, and tho Mucous, Tho
upper expcla, the lower retains. Many havo a
desire to urluato without tho ability; others
urinate without the ability to retain, This Ire
queally occurs In children,
To euro those aitc'Cttons, wo must bring Into
action tho muscles, which are engaged lu their
various functions. If they aro neglected, Gravel
or Dropsy inay ensue.
Tho render mint nlao bo mado nwaro, that
however slight maybe lho ntlack, It Is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers, aa
our JleOi and blood aro supported from these
sources,
CloUT, on ltiiKDMATisM. Pain occurring In the
loins Is Judicative of tho abovo diseases. They
occur in persons dlspoaodto acid stomach aud
chalky cot""otions.
Tim Okavki.. The gravel ensues fiom neg
lect or Improper troatment of the kidneys
Thcso organn bclng"Wik, tho water Is not ex
pelled from the bladdor, but allowed to rcmalu :
It becomes feverish, and sediment forms. Ills
from this deposit thnt thestonots formed, and
gravel ensues.
Ditorsv n collection of water lu some parts
of the body, and bears different names, accord'
ing to the parts affected, via,: when generally
dnrused over tho body, It is called Anasarca,
when of tho abdomen, Asoltes', wheu of tho
chest, Ilydrolhorax.
Theatkext. Ilelmbold'a highly concentrated
compound Kxtract nucha Is decidedly 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 Dysttrla, or dlillcully aud pain in
passing waler, Kcanty Kecreliou, or Bmall nnd
frequent discharges of water; Slrangurj-f or
stopping of water; Hematuria, or bloody urine ;
Gout nnd Rheumatism of tho kidneys, without
any change In quantity, but increase iu color.or
dark water. It was always highly recommend
ed by the late Dr. I'hyslclr, In these affections.
This medlclno Increases tho power of diges
tion, nnd excites tho absorbents Into healthy
exercise by which the watery or calcareous dep
ositions, and nil unnatural enlargements, as
well ns pain aud Inflammation nro reduced, and
It is taken by men, women, and children. Di
rections for use and diet accompany.
Philadelphia, Ta., Feb. S3, 18C7,
It. T. Hei.mhoi.ti, Druggist:
Dkak Sir. I havo been a sntTercr, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kid
ney affections, during which time I havo used
various medicinal preparations, and been under
the treatment of the most eminent I'hyslcians
experiencing but llttlo relief.
Havlnj seen your preparations extensively
advertised, I consulted with my family physi
cian iu regard lousing your Extract Iluchu.
of nl-
vertlsed remedies, nnd had fonnd them worth
less, nnd, Komo qulto iujurlonq ; In fact, I despair
ed of ever getting well, ami determined to uso
no remedies he reader unless I knew of tho in
gredients. It was this that prompted me to use
your remedy. As you advertised that it was
composed of huchu,cnbebs, and Juniper berries,
it occurred to me nnd my physician as au excel
lent combination, and, with his advice, after an
examination of the article, nnd consulting again
with the druggist, I concluded to try it. I com
menced lis uso about eight months ago, at which
time I was confined to my room. From the first
bottlo I was nstoulshed and gratified at the ben
eficial effect, and after using it three weeks, was
nble to walk ont. I felt much like writing you
a full fetal em ent ot my case nt that time, but
thought my improvement might only be tem
porary, and therefore concluded to defer and see
if it would elTect a perfect cure, knowing then it
would be of greater value to you nnd more sat
isfactory to me,
2 am now ablo to report that a cure la effected
after using the remedy for five months.
I havo; not used anj now for three months,
and feel as well In all respects as I ever did.
Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant
tasto und odor, a utco toulo and Invlgorator ot
the system, I do not mean to be without It when
ever occasion may require Its uho In such affec
tions, M. McCOUMICK.
Bhould any doabt Mr.McConnlck's statement,
ho refers to the following gentlemen :
Hon. Wm. IlroLKn, ex-Governor, Pennsyl
vania. JIon.,Tii09. It, Florence, Philadelphia,
Hon, J. 0. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. J, B. II lack, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, D, It, Poiitek, ex-Uovernor, Pennsyl
vania. Itou, Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. 11. C. On ie it, Judge, United Btate Court.
Hon, O, W, WoonwAiiD, Judgo, Philadelphia.
Hon. W.A, PoiiTKU.City Solicitor, Philadel
phia, Hon John Kioleu, ex-Governor, California,
Hon. K. Hanks Auditor General, Washing
ton, I). C.
And many others. If hccesury.
Bold by Druggists nnd Dealers everywhere,
Beware of couuterfeits. Ask tor, Helmbold's
Tako no other, Prick 81.25 per bottle, or 6 bot
tles for 6.C0. Delivered to any address, Do-
acriho symptoms In all communications.
Address II, T. II ELM HOLD, Drue and Chemi
cal Warehouse, C8I Broadway, N. Y
NONE ABE GENUINE
UNLESS DONE UP IN
STEEL -ENGRAVED WHAPPEK,
with fao-uimlie of wy Chemical Warehouse, and
signed
U.T. UKLMBOLD.
iirro-iy
Druga and Okomicals.
A GREAT MEDICAL"-' V
Dr. WAr-KEIt'? P I." r.
VINEGAR BnrJ.i..iiS
Hundreds of Thousands
Pear ter-tlmony io their Wonder, ti p. r
rmuuraUvo LiTcctJ, K K 2
WHAT ARE THEV?
Mtdacf roor Itnnti Tlitkcr Froof Rrlrlta
nml It ef u no I.kuorn doctored. iplccd andiwcct
cited to pleasotbo tato, calledMTonlci,""Appctlz
era." "Itcitorcri," c, that lead tho tippler cn to
arnntcnueea und mlh, tot mo a trno iledlclne, inailo
from tho Katlvo Rootiand HcrUof CaUforola, frco
from nil Alcoliullo HtlmnlantB Tbcyaro tbo
(HI EAT II LOO I) rCRIFIEIl nnii A MFC
(1IVINJ FUINC1PLE& perfect Iiooorator and
IaTljorator of the Bytem, carrying off all polionona
iaattcr and restoring tho blood to a healthy condition.
2;opcnoa can take thcao Ulttcn according todlrac
t.on andrcmilnlODg unwell.
81U0 will bo given for an Inmrabla case, proTldetl
tho bones aro Dot destroyed by mineral poison or
ether mean, and tho Tltalcrgana wasted beyond lho
point of repair.
Fur Inflnmmtitorr nnd Chronic THicnmn
tlsra nnd (loot l)ysprtln r Indlgcsiloo
Ulllouot ltcmlllrnt ond Intermittent Fcicrn
llltenacB of tlip lllood, Ltvcr. Uldneyo, and
ilnddcrf tacao Itlttcra havo been moet eccccu
fol, Bnch Diicancs ore canted by Vltlnttd
II lood which li generally produced by derangement
crth9 Digest IroOrcaco.
PYSriU'blA Oil INDIOESTIOX, Head
hchc, Tain In tho Should on, Congha.Tlghtncu or tha
Chest, Dlzzlncsa, Eonr Ernctatlom of tho Etomach,
Cad taeto In tho Month, DUloui Attacks, ralpitatloa
cf tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Tain In tho
rrglons of tho Kldncye, nnd n hundred other painful
f yc torn i, aro tho oUsprlncBof Dyspepsia.
Thrylnvlgorato tho Etomach and etlmulato tbo tor
pld Lrcr and bowels, which render them of unequalled
iCcncyla cleansing tho Mood of all Impurities, and
Imparting new llfo and vigor to tho wholo system.
FOR HK1N IMSEAHE9. Eruptions, Tetter, 8alt
Lhcum, Blotches, Spots, rim pics, Fnitulcs.Colls, Car
buncks,nDg'Wormsl E c aid-Head, Eoro Fycs.Eryiip
clas.ltch, Ecurfs, Discoloratlonaof thoBkln, Uuraors
and DiscDBci of tho fckln, of whatCTcr name or nature,
aro literally dug cp and carried out of tho system In a
ehorttlmobylhousoof theso Hitters. Ono bottlo li
such cases will convince tho moot Incredulous cf their
curstlvo effect.
Clcanso tbo Vitiated Hlood Whccovcr yoa find lu
Impurities bursting through tho ekln In rimples, Erup
tions or Bores t clcanso It wbca you find It obstructed
and iluggUh la tbo veins ( clcanso It when It Is foul,
and your feelings will toll yoa when. Keep tho blood
puro aid tho health of tho system will follow.
FIN, TAFCandotherWUUMS. lurlUnglatbo
system of to many thousands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Tor fall directions, read carefully
tbo circular around each bottlo, printed In four laa,.
guagLS English, German, French and Spanish.
J.WALCEIl, Proprietor. It. II, UcDOXALD A CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal
and 83 and 84 Commerce Street, New York.
C3TS0LD BT ALL DKUCGISTa AND DEALEKS.
oct2S'70-tf.
liiiiil
S3,000 WILL UI3 PAID TO ANY PERSON
producing a Preparation showing half as mauy
1 1 vini! genuine permanent cures an Dn. Fxtlkr.h
VFOErAULK Hhiutmatic Hi:meiv, The scien
tific presertpttonnf Prof. JOS. P. FlTLt- It, M. D.,
ono ci i j i iiiui ci pmii n oiliest, regular viw kicuium,
wtm him mado lhipurantisni n soeclnltv '31 vc.irs.
pi-unancutly curing with thi Itemedy 95 lu
uverv lot) niittenls Treated no wnrrnntpil under
oiiiu, iroiu itfRiviereu I'liMit, a rehiut unpnraiici
ed. It li ileaaut Medicine, free from Injur
ious irrites (Nwnrn voiicners iroin iieiiowneo
Prominent Physicians Indorsing Dr. Fitter ac
comnnnv ench Iioltlol. To nroteet Rnirerers from
rWk,alegal guarantee Rtating number of bottles
warranted to Cure will b forwarded without
charso to any person sendlua by letter a full,
truthful ilejtcrinllon of r.iso. In raso of fnllurn
to cure, tho amount paid will hts refunded. Price
SLSOper bottlo J tlbnlllcn,57.f0. Mtnlleal ndvlce
Kent uv jener gniii". Aiiurps- mi. i'iji,i'.it.
OtllcoNo.ao Koutti FOlTitTII Street. PhiUdel-
phia.or No. 70 UIIOADWAY, N. Y. Hold or
ooiaineii oy u rugs is is,
septii'TlMy,
Iuouot wish toinlorm you, reader, tint Dr,
wonderiul, ornuy other man, has discovered a
remedy thntcures Consumption, wheu tholungH
nro half consumed, in short, will euro all diseas
es whether of mind, body or estate, mako men
live forever, and leavo diath to play lor want oi
work, anil Is delirned lo mnlto our Kiililntmrv
sphere n blissful Paradise, to which Heaven Itself
suau uooui n suie snow, lou nave uearacuougit
of that kind of humhugKery, But wheu 1 ull
you that Dr.Hauo's Catarrh ltemi'dy trdl positive
iicure the worst cases of Catarrh lu tho Head. I
only afcuert that which thousands can testily to
I will pay ?3uu Beuard for n caso thnt I cannot
cure. A pamphlet giving symptoms nnd other
iniormauou seui irce many nuuress, mis rem
edy is
BOLD BY MOST DTtUOniSTS IN ALL PAUTH
OF THE WOULD.
Price M cents. Bent by mall, postpaid, on receipt
or sixty cents, or lour packages lor two dollars,
llewaro of towtfeifuU and uorthleti imitations.
Keothat my prlvato Stamp, which Is n positive
(juarantce of Genuineness, Is upon tho outside
wrapper. Hemember that this private Htamp.
issued by the UnltedHtatesCloverumeut express
ly fcr stumping my medicines, has my portrait,
uamo and nddretw, nnd tliowttrds1 U.S. Certifi
cate of Oenulnentss,' engraved upon 11, and
need not bo mistaken. Don't bo swindled by
traveleis nnd others lepresentlng themselves us
Dr, Sage; lam tho only man now Ihlng that
has tho kuowledgonntl tight to mauuructuiethe
Genuine Dr. Sage's Catarrh Kemedy, nnd I never
travel to sell this medicine.
It. V. PIEttnE. M. D.
obt28'T0.tf. 1X1 Seneca stieet, lluthilo, N, y.
s
EVEN KEASONS WIIY
la the Best Liniment jn tub Would
F O It HOUSES.
Firht. It Is composed of the most powerful
and 1'KNETRATiNfi liquids kiiowuln Chemlstrr,
Skconu. Com blned with the above Is a Mr.m
cinal Oil, made expressly for this Liniment,
and mixed by an entirely new process.
Tllinn. TheuseofthejwHcrainndnctirnhiff
Ingredients is to drive or foico lu this beautiful
MkuicinalOil, which lubricates the joints and
muscles, aud Immediately throttles the disease,
and compels It to loosen Its deathly, sickening
and poisonous fangs.
Fourth. This Medicinal Oil Is used for the
same- reason that a good mechanic always uses
oil to make his machinery work w 1th ease and
precision. So In the sume way Die muscles nud
Joints of our animals should be lubricated If we
wish to havo them travel with rapidity and ease.
Fifth. H is very soothing In Its uctlon, will
not burn or blister tho anlinalllko most of the
"rtd hot" liniments of the day.
Sixth, Not one drop ot tincture- ofcayenno
or red pepper can be found in its composition :
for wo hold that no liniment can be efioctlve
which hums nnd blisters tho animal until the
muscles aie hard nud dried almoirt to a crNn.
MKVENTH, Every bottlo IS WAHRANTiiD to give
good nan fact ion, or your money will be refund
ed. This shows conclusively that tho proprie
tors have full confidence in tills preparation,
nnd proves lor tho seventh time that U, UB.H.
Is the best Liniment In the world for horses.
j)i'J)n'iuUoio your Merchant to jmlmoff 2Vno
turc Jied J'epperand JIarUhorn, or other trash
on you. Cut (tsk ur Q, K V. a, tor Horses, ana take
no other. Sold by all druggists.
I). O. OAuKY A CO., Hole Proprietors,
sepU-70-lyl 17a Washington street, New York,
PIIILOSOI'ilY OK MAItHIAGE.
A nkw CouiMKor I.iCTUKM, as delivered at
Ilia rcmiu.rDiyU'ctiiilcuiHlAuatumlcul. Museum
I'Mi Chestnut hi., three doors ubiite Twelllh,
l'hllmlellihtn. eiubrurluif the subjects! llow to
lilvo mid What lo I.tvo fort Voutli, Muturlty
and t)ld Ako; ftlanliood tleneriuly Ht-vlewed;
Tliariiusoor Indigestion; Flatulence and nerv
ous Diseases accounted lor; MurrhiKO I'lillo
soihlciilly considered. 'Iheso lectures will lie
furuulded ou leceliitoriS cents hy adilressluut
l'eeretary ot thu rHniisylvanla rni.TKCUNlu
bnii Anatomicai. .Mlbeuu, itxi Chestnut til..
Ahllaileliilila, I'clinsylvanla,
JeKI'7tl-y.
AHQAINS 11AHQAINS.
WICK SALES AMI HMAt.Ii I'll. UTS.
(lo to
. , . 1IKN11Y VOST,
hast IHoomsburn. 1'a., for all kluilj or tho best
hoiuo aud city made '
1'UllKITUIIIi,
' rUes reasonable and the best work done,
Jlu 70 tl
' " III
of 9 TOETARE KOI AVaS 031
ht!l FANCY DRINK. PI?
Clothing, &o.
N
EW BTOOK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
SUMMIUl OOODH.
DAVin MWENiinna
Invllcs attention to Ills slock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTIIINU,
at his store on
Main Street, twodoors abovo tho American Houso
Dlooinsburg, To.,
where he ha, Just received from New York and
1'hllnilolphla n fttll assortment of
MEN AND nOYB' CLOTHINO,
Including tho most f.isliltnable, durable, aud
haudsoino
DltUSS OOODJ),
couslallng or
110X.HACK, IlOCO,OUM,A.S,DOII..aLOTH
L'OATHAND I'ANTS.
of all sorts, sliea and colors, Ho has also replen
ished hts already largo stock of
KALI. AND WINTEIl SIIAWLH,
HTItU'El), 1'IUUUED, AND I'LAIN VESTS
HIIIltTS, CHAVATrJ, STOCKS, COLLAKS
HANDKEltCIIIEFS, UI.0VI,
aUSl'ENDEItS, AND FANCY AHT1CI.ES
Hu nos constantly ou baud a large and wcll.se
ected assortment of
a.OTHS AND VESTING!),
which ho Is nn-parcd lo make lo order Into any
kind of clothing, on ory short notice, and In lho
heat manner, All bis clothing Is made to wear,
aud most of It Is of homo luanufaetnre,
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW 3UIY,
ol every description, flue and cheap. His eaaoot
Jewelry Is notsurpaased It. Ihla'.place. Call aud
exnmluo hlsgeucral assortment of
CLOTIIINU, WATCHES JEWELUY, AC.
DAVID IiOWENDEHO.
Bakory aud Oonfcctionory.
JOHN 0. JACOllY'S
IhVKEUY ANU CONFECTIONE11Y!
UEUWIC1C, l'ENN'A.
The undersigned would respectfully lulorm
tho Citizens ol ilerwlclr, nnd vicinity, that ho
has opened a Confectionery and llakcry lu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
llerwlck, l'u., whero ho Is prepared to furnish
nil kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FUENCIt CANDIES,
F011EION AND DOMESTIC FItUITS
0I1AN0ES, LEMONS, ItAISINS
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac.
iiv wttoi.r.sALn and i:etau..
Anionir thn assortment will bo found Cream
Nuts, English nlliuts, lVauuls. Altnonda, Fil
berts, Flgi, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, .tellies of dlller
Hit klnils, Muatnril, Catsup, l'lckles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit or nil klnila, Corn Hlnteh, Kgg Ills
cult, Soda Crackers, Ulster Crackers, Cheese,
Moap, Writing l'nper, Agreement I'apeis, En
velopes, FJSII AND OYSTERS,
And produco of all kinds. Frish Dread nnd
Calces eery day. Ice fleam lu Season, Your
patronage Is solicited.
JOHN 0. JACODY.
Derwick, Juno 17, lS70-tf
c
ON FEOT ION EJiV
Tho undersigned wonld reapectfully announce
tn the publlo that he has opcued a
FIRST-CLASS C0NFECT10NEHY 8T0P.E,
In the building lately occupied by Fox A Webb
where he Is prepared to furnish all kinds of
PLAIN & "FANCY CAND1EH,
FHENCH CANDIES,
FOltElON A DOMESTIC FHUITS,
NUTS, ItAISINS, AC, AC, AC.
BV WHOLESALE OU UKTAXX..
In shortt a rull assortment of all goods In
his line of business. A great variety ol
DOLLS, TOYS, Ac,
sullablefortho Holidays. Particular attention
given to
HUEAD AND CAKT.W,
of all kinds, fresh every day,
CHltlSTMAS CANDIES,
OH I ST MAS TOYS.
A call Is solicited, and satisfaction will b
guaranteed,
Nov. 12, 1S67. ECKHAI.T JACODS.
Books.
A NKW HOOK of lho greatest Interest nnd im
portance. Written Horn a high morn! and physi
ological standpoint, by an eminent physlclau
and medical professor, it shows how batan Is
working out hlshubllu nnd dangerous designs
through our most sacred domestic nnd Boclal re
lations, l'ure-mliuled, but outspoken nnd ng
gresslvc.tne author handles the ilellcalcsubjects
treated of withoultlott'i, hut In such 11 manner ns
not to nilnlstcrtnnprurleut curiosity. TheJ'hyi
icul lteacmrulionoj the llncc.U 11 subject Justly
eulMliig the Interest nnd sympathy of all true,
philanthropists, nnd this book. It Is believed,
will contribute to that end Just In proportion ns
It lina readeis. A circular sent Iree, conlnlnlng
a lull description and sj linpsla of 1 lira work with
liberal extracts. C. 1 . VENT, 1'ilbllsln r,
sCifJ'7U-tf 0 Colleju Place, N. V.
3 lljrflar St., M.T. or M8 W. 4th St.. rlnclnnstl.O.
If they want the most popular nnd lst selling
luliscrlption books published, and tliornoitlif
trallfrmi. Scud for circulars. Theywlllcostyou
nothing, and may bo of great benefit to yon,
fcbll'70.1y.
Washing Machnoa.
'MfciSiii,
J)0TY'S WASIIINa-MACIIINE,
LATELY MUCH IMPUOVi:i)-AND THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES "WRINGER
Improved With ItOWell's 1'atimt. Tlnnliln rViir.
wheels, and the Patent stop, nro now unques
tionably fur superior tonny npiiarntus for wash-
cost twice a year, hy saving labor and clothes.
1 lie Ldltor or this paper, who purchased n
asher anil Wiluirer. Hhim tnhiitinu n,in ,i.AiH
value :
"Wo havo bad In use In our family for soma
I mo pust, one of Holy's Clothes Wiuhels und
ringers, nud urn prepared to bear testimony as
to its merits. It Is emphatically a labor-mntng
machine anil does Its work tn tho most thorough
manner. For families who have largo wa.hes
these machines would bo invaluable.'7 Coluu
11IAN, Jan, H, 1S7U.
I'HICES-A FAIR OFFER.
ini,i.i...i,. 1 ....
iiiu ...ii 1111111 11. mi 5 iiurintice. v, 111 not inrnisn,
or soud lor tho .Machines, send us tho retail price
Easier (II, Extra Wringer and we will fori
ward either or lioth machines, free nf lrelght, to
places wbei p iionnols selllngj and so sum are
.in nirj "ii.i'o iittcu, iimi no agree to leluml
the. nioueylfuuyono wishes tn leturn the ma
clilnea lieo of Jrelght, alter ft mooth'a trlal.ac
cording lo illrectlons, '
Io husbHUd, father or brother should jicratt
two days In tbo year, when It can bo done belter
mirrwvni.lltl,.iiiilv mltli l..Uu ini...u '
iiii.iu i-iiruiiiiiiisiy, nun itK. iaoor,nnn nolii
Jury to tIjegamieiitii,byaDotyclulhes Washer,
and a Universal Wrluger, '
nuiu on ueaiers generally, 10 Whom liberal dls
yuuu uro made.
It, 0. IlItOWNINO, tlen. Agent
oct7'70-tf. 02 Cortlaud stieet, New Vo'k,
Stop
AT THU OYSTER DAY
ATTIIEOYHTJORJUYI
ATTHKOySTKltllAVI
ATTlIIiOysTEHllAYl
At tho Oystor llayi
''.: '" "VSTKll IIAVI
ATTIIKlliMThltllAYI
ATTItnOVSTKIt IIAVI
AtthuOj.lerllayl
STOl'
STOP
STOP
htop
STOP
STOP
STOP
STOP
Snail nr aim, 11. n-i. 1.... . . ..... .' '
PLAIN 1IO -ME TALIC AND JMEbl-
wit lAiauiUN SENSE,
nShHl'i?!0!'!,'1'1'!!1'0?' 'llieio never was a book
l iiiiii ".iin iJ 11 "'uuycnii sen it, i;very
tOSKfi i.V'i", l!Vi,w,,1r 8':"ls 1110 now making
if.i!.,! i. '""'l'eriiiouth selling this wonder"
..7.o,ii" i'"',,l,'"tnl"lvo circular sent tuo
Anenu'a!''''' i'!"' ," ,,nt'ct " unlveisnl want!
money, ATldros,; Kwu "l" muae
n kwiix co., iu uroomo Street, New York.
JO Dm
I OH
PRINTINn
Neatly eincuted at this omre.
Mafias
Dry Goods & Grooeries.
RAND OPENING
till A.N I) Ol'HNINU
(lit A.N I) Ol'KNINO
OHAND OPEN INO
UltAND OPENING
I
or
FALL AND WINTEIl GOODS,
FALL AND WINTEIt OCODS,
FALL AND WINTEIt OOODH,
FALL AND WINTEIt OOOiJS.
FALL AND WINTEIt OOODH
consisting nt
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
camslallug of
DltY OOOIM,
DHY UOODS,
DIIY OOODS,
DltY OOODS
DIIY OOODS,
It ATS AND CAPS,
II ATS AND CAIH,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HOOTS AND HHOES,
liuuin nnii mmr.a
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE: CI.OTHINO,
HEAllY-MADK CI.OTHINO
ItEADY-MADE CLOTH INO,
HEADY-MADE CLOTIIINU
ItEADY-MADE CLOTHIflO,
LOOKINIM1LASSEH,
LOOKINO-OI.AHMES,
LOOEINO-tl LASSES,
LOUKI.NU-0 LASSES,
LOOEINU-0 LAMSFW;
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
OftOCEItlEH,
IIHOCEIHES,
tillOOKKIES,
OHOCEUIEH,
UllOCEUIES,
(lUEENSWAItE
(lUEENSWAHE,
ItUEENSWAHE,
HUEENSWAUE,
liUEENSWAHU
HAUDWAItE,
HAH11WAUE,
haiidwaue;
HAltllWAllE
HAIIDWAUE,
TINWAltE,
TINWA11E
TINWAltE,
TINWAltE
TINWAltE,
SALT,
B A LI
MA LT
HALT,
HALT,
PISH,
c 1811.
K1SII,
FITH.
FISH,
OHAI.t AND SEEDS,
OltAIJJ AND HEEDS,
(IllAIN AND HEEDS,
OKAIN AND SEEDS,
QltAIN AND SEEDS,
Ac.,
Ac.
Ac,
AT
NEAT.
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL
jVtcKELVY,
McKELVY,
McKELVY,
.McKELVY,
af-u-i.'i.w
CO.'S,
CO.'S,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
NEAL
Northwest corner ot
Northwest corner of
No rthwest corner of
Northwest eoroer or
Main and Market Streets,
Main and Market Streets.
Main nud Market Streets,
Main nnd Market Streets,
Northwest corner of
mum uun jiiuraei mrceis,
nLooMsntmn, pa
HLOO.MSIIUIIO, PA
nLOO.MHIItlllO, PA
HI.OOMSIIimo PA
III.OOMS1IIIIUI, PA.
IKON AND NAII.S,
IKON AND NAII.S,
IKON AND NAILS
IKON AND NAILS,
IKON AND NAILS,
In large qnantltlcn und at lednced tatts, nlway
CV 3"a
THE HED LION 11KAND,
BlACtt AIi T A C A
la Kiiimrlor In ntt nllmr. li. ,i... .
... .... .,..,., , 1UIU,IIU1IHV I111H
prleo j to bo iouud ouly at
M. I. LUTZ'S
Dealer In Dry OooJs und Notions, lu llrower's
Street, llloomsburg, l'n. IninyU'TO-tf.
jlTILLER'S STORE.
FItF-Sll AKUIVAL OF
SUMMEll OOODS.
The subscriber has lust returned from the cities
with another large nnd select assortment of
FALL Al.D WINTEIt OOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
owest figure, aud which ho is dclermluod to sell
on as moderate terms as can be procured else
Where lu Bloomsburg. Ills stock comprises
iiAUlliS- DKKS3 GOODS
of the choicest styles aud latest fashions, together
" iirgo .assortment or Dry uoods and Uro
v. mo, tuuaiouus 01 me loiiowtng 1 rtlcles
Carpets,
OU Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmercs,
ShawlB,
Flannels,
Hllks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
llollowware
Cedarwaro
Cueensware, Hardware
jjoois anu Shoes,
lints and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklug-GIasscj,
Tobacco,
Co Deo,
Sugars,
Teas,
Illeo,
A,llsptco,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS ftFN'l'n iri.v
In snort, overvtidna- tiunni.o I... .
stores, to which lie Invites the attention of the
publlo generally. Tno highest prlcowlll be paid
for country produce In exchnugo for goods.
H. JI, MILLElt A SON,
Arcade Dulldlngs, Uloomsburg, l'a.
Q 0. M A R R
have Justrccelved from tho eastern markcta n
largo aud well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
u o u m a t 1 n 11 ur
Casslmcrs,
Jeans,
Beat bleached A
llrowu Musllus,
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table Linens,
Cottou A
All wool flannels,
,1c., Ac,
A good stock of
Ladles di ess gco Is,
Latest styles a patterns.
Hplaes of all kinds,
Good .took groceries,
Quconiware,
Sloue ware,
Wood A willow wilt-,,
jgUY THE BEST.
1 life
Flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen Crystal Boap for cleaning Tin,
Brass, Ao, All good sold cheap for cash or pro
duce. He would call the attention of buyer, to hi,
well and carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kept In the couu.
try, feeling confident that he can sell them
good, at such prices as will ensure satisfaction.
Nov. 1,'M-tf 0. 0. MAItB.
Insurance Agenoies,
Q.L0UE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YORK.
Pliny Freeman, President, It. o. Freeman, Bco
t'asb copltal over 12,000,000, all paid.
J. B. KOUISON, ULOOMSLUltG, PA
UENEHAL AGENT,
For Luierne, Lycoming and Columbia
counties.
Aug.aVCO-ly,
JNHURANCE AGENCY,
Wyomlug,.
VlCtnn
no.w.0
4,010,U;
WXI.HiO
3U),lno
4iO,U0
l,400,IJtal
l.WO.wrj
ui;o,too
BTiO.IXO
870,(j0
eOU.KO
400.000
2(0,000
Fnllon
North Atuerlca ,
City
International
Niagara M
Putnam M
Merchants
Sprlngneld
Farmers' Danville
Albany City
Lancaster City M,
York Horse, Death A Theft.......
05,000
Home, Now Haven l.caj.Ooo
A-iuiiYiue, iior.e loeu
FHKAB DltOWN, (rtnl,
maul 69-ly.a HiooMsnuno, 1 a
v Hardware & Cutlery.
JAC01I K. SjltTII. J, K. SELTZEB
gMITU & HELTZEll,
1 Importers and Dealers In Foreign and Dome
HARDWARE,
OUNR, OUTLEIIY. AC,
HO. 400 . TIIIIID STUEET, An.CALLOWltlLI.,
Nov.t.a-tf.r,nLAUKL,,,nA-
JpiRST NATIONAL
WHITE LEAD,
11EST, PUDEST, AND CHEAPEST I
SATISFACTION GUAItAKTKKht
t.'rt. at'lilln,.nD. 1,1... ini.ii..
1. , i.i.iii.,iiiinuiinj -,iiuuiriiiiau
cy. It has no equal.
Hold by all dealers In Faints throughout
tho couutry.
DARKER, MOORE & MEIN,
BfccE&sona to
T. JIOKllIS PEItOT A CO.
Sole Proprietors, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Dealers In all kinds of
DKUGS, OILS, PAINTS, GLASS,
DYE9TUFFS, AC, iC.
CA.V.T!-N'T0wl"K 1" "10 popularity ol
our "First Rational While Lend," other
parties have been luduced to oiler n spu
rious article ULderthesame name, Thero
foro llcware of Couutcrlelts. Tho genu
ine Is put up In exlrn heavy tin paint
OOtH. Willi lllltPllt. til, Inlllo ttlrn l.ni,.ltn.
mm too name 01
BARKER, MOORE & MEIN,
On each label.
For salo by
marW.O-ly,
MOYEH DKOTHEKS,
Dloomshurg.
810,000 OUAllANTKK
BUCK LEAD
EXCIILS ALL OTHER. LEAD !
Isl. For lis Unrivaled Whlleness,
Ja. tar Its Unequalled Immunity,
.-I. 1 or Its Unsurpassed Covering Proiiertv
Lastly lor lis Economy.
11 53"'; costs LKss to paint wlihntrrK lkao
than any other While Lend extant. The same
V'Vfihl covels MOKE StlltKAt'E, Is mora DUlt
ADLE, and lunkea WIUTElt WoillC.
BUCK I.EiD, Is the Cheapest and Be,'
HO.Oial GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC
EXCELS ALL OTHEIl ZINCa
.Korlls Uuequalled Durability,
Ol. lor Its Unrivaled Whiteness,
"i 1 ,f'"' lis Uustirpussed Covering Propoily,
lJistly, lor Its Great Eeouomy, ''"J-
being lho CHEAPEST. HANDSOMEST
and
most DUItAULE White Paint In the world,
U U Y ONLY
BUCK LEAD AND BUCK ZINC:
TIIY IT AND BE CONVINCE!!.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by tho Manufacturers
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared expressly for Fainting-
CPAGES pijT nuii.Tlts, oh of every descrl
3R
::v.ti ""viin, tii', 1 iiiiLi 1 mt 1 v itiii'vi.'
1-a.y. i-RPkl-H' TllIltTY-KIVU DlFl
Uenutl'sl.'."urauw' L"C"P' U'lf"rm,
and
Samplo cards sent by Mall If desired.
tho manufacturers;''' l,rnXtlr
FKENCH, KICIIAKDS A CO.,
H. W, Cor. Tenth and Market Streets, '
Philadelphia.
MOYEIl BnOTHEIlS, Agents
Jan28'70-ly, f0r Bloomsburg, To,
Miscellaneous.
QAIUUAGE MANUFACTORY,
iJioomsuurg, l'a,
Tit n HroAM a lIl.TIIl
Have on hum! nnd for mile at tlio mofct rcai.oua
blo rates a apleudliX Btoclc of
CAHKIAUES. BUaaiKS.
and every description of Wagons bottt
PLAIN AND FANCY
wurruiucu io uo ninuo or me lcbi aim most dur
able materials, and by tho most experienced
workmen. All work Kent out from the estab-
,,riiiut.'iti win Liu iinn in it nuiu inu ingiiuKT. class
aiulsurotoclvu pi-rlect at lb fact Ion, Tlieyhavo
uiau M 1IUU MOBUrilHtUl tli
H 1, K I O II B
of all llio newest mul most lafchlonablo fctyles
ials 01 11m ut-at uiimr
i' 1 1 mil t'i 1 iii'i r 01 k is nRKfii as ill
upjieyed that Uono superior ran bo found In tho
country. mw. wi i.!itr
F
AltMEKSI 11XAMINB AND BUY
HE ORIGIN A Ij .
BAUUH'S beino
The 1'ikst Haw Bonk Phosi'Hate Maiib
All others aro Imitation,
ii auqii's
SUI'KR rilOSl'IIATK OF LIME.
.0anE MK
FALL, y?MmMta 1870.
ii,?..-. ; , 1. m 7 ""'"e. 01 jiaw or untiurued
!;.,,1i1.r.'.clf '." Nitrogenous matter, dl.solved lu
Tills ir,i.... ,u ... ...
ilJiiiVL.;;, I V . e "'"gjh" lionemo.phuleln
. -"ii uiu.im iiuieuiy uvaiuiuie lorni.eilll
f.iS. ". "0,,"u, 111 ,uc" proportion ns to lusuie it
prompt ami vigorous action upon the crops.
jiuuKH . i-iuibiiuuie was applied lho
,p? !i '.?" '.u.'" Indlcutfons, without exceptlou
ftonthy w,u n""'tltt Us well tarned repul?.
elvethi.Vrticieft,t?l,',l.u ulM!uo' ,0'
11 A U u II & SONS,
MAMUyAOTDllKUS,
OrncE-No it) a. Delaware Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA.
1570-a