THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
Work roil "Winter. Whllo other
work Is slnck, nttcntloti mtiy bo Riven
to tho largo rooks upon tho farm, These
can ns well bo properly drilled lu tho
winter ns nt nny other 'senson of tho
yo.tr. Mastitis cm bo deferred until
tho ground has becomo sufllclonlly
thawed to cnnblo ono to dig around
thorn nnd loavo thotn frco from oxtornnl
pressure. Jinny of tho holes, during
rains or melting of snow, will fill with
water, which, freezing, will often break
tho rocKs, thus avoiding any occasion
for blasting.
Draw your plaster at this season that
you may havo It roady for uso In tho
spring. Solect your clover seed now,
and use nono but tho best. This Is tho
llmo to look up seed for noxt season.
Got tho best; no matter at what cost.
Poor seed gives poor crops, poor crops
bring poor price.-?, nnd poor prices ranko
poor farmers.
Don't permit a slnglo animal to fall
off In flasri j -koop them up In good henrt.
Look woll to tho manuro pllo; lot nono
of It wusio; save nil, every particle. A
wtnto of manuro Is n stinting of your
noxt crops. Throw tho horso manuro
behind tho cows, that It may soak up
tho liquid. Mix tho various manures
and thero will bo less waste. Don't
forget tho droppings from pigs and
fowls. Save all. Keep your road horses
woll and Bharp shod: many a fino nnl
niril has been ruined by neglect In this
matter. Don't lot any brood animal
havo an opportunity to wander upon
Ico; know whero they are. A little
slip will frequently produco a proma
turo birth, and n fall Is almost snro to
do so. In mild weather, scrapo tho
rough bark from tho fruit trees, nnd
wash them with soap suds.
How to Strip a Hide. Almost
every farmer has occasion, at least onco
a year, to tako tho hldo off either a beef
or a mutton, now and then. In any
caso there Is a right way to do this
which Is worth knowing. A hldo pro
perly stripped off is nearly square, but
otherwlso it Is far from that shape. To
proceed properly, lay the carcass on tho
back, run a sharp knlfo from tho chin
down along tho belly in a straight lino
to the root of tho tail. Tho knlfo should
have a sharp polntand be inserted edge
upward beneath tho skin, when it
should bo run steadily along. Then
commenco at tho split of tho hoof on the
foro foot and run tho knlfo down over
the knee In a straight lino to tho brisket
whero It meets tho main cut. When
tho other foro leg has been completed,
commence at tho heel of tho hind, go
down tho back of tho buttock to tho
ilr.it split. Whon tho hldo is looso nnd
spread out, it will bo seon that there
are no such irregularities in its contour,
as If tho cuts had been made down tho
inside of tho legs, as Is often done
American Agriculturist.
How to Cure Hams. Hero is J.
Howard McIIonry's recipo: Tho meat
after being cut out must bo rubbed,
piece by piece, with very flnoly pow
dered saltpeter, on tho fle9h side, and
whero tho flesh Is cut off, a tablespoon
ful (not heaped) to each ham, a dessert
spoonful to each shoulder, and about
half that quantity to each middling and
jowl; this must bo rubbed in. Then
salt it by packing a thin coating of salt
on the flesh sido of each piece, say ono
half inch thick, pack tho pieces on a
scaffolding, or on a floor with strips of
plank laid a few inches apart all over
it (that is, under tho meat) ; tho pieces
must be placed Bkln sido down, in tho
following order: First layer, hams;
second layer, shoulders; third, Jowls;
fourth, middlings-tako tho sparo ribs
out of tho .middlings. Tho meat must
lie in this wiso: six weeks if tho wea
ther Is mild, eight if very cold-the
brine being allowed to run off freoly.
Spreading Manure. An exchango
says: Wo think it a wrong practice,
when hauling out manure in tho fall or
winter, to place It In hcap3. It is better
to spread It at onco. In tho first place
labor Is saved. But most important of
all is tho fact that much of tho manure
Is wasted when placed in heaps. Ii
spread at onco, it Is moro equally divid
ed than It can be afterwards. Wo onco
hauled out manuro on a field, leaving
It In heaps until tho hauling was com
pleted. During this time somo showers
fell. Tho land was sown to oats noxt
spring, and on tho spot whero tho heap
had been tho grain lodged and was
spoiled. Tho following crop was wheat,
and on those spots tho wheat rusted
and yielded nothing, whllo the growth
of straw was remarkable. Wo havo
never since repeated tho practice.
Seed Corn'. Ears of corn that havo
been selected for seed should bo hung
up in a dry, cool place. Taken promls.
cuously from tho crib in tho spring, it
is moro than likely that tho majority
or tno grains will havo becomo injurod
and unfit for seed, and then tho whlto
grubs, cut-worms and crows will be
accused of destroying tho young shoots,
which really never oxlsted. Thero Is
no better placo to hang up the seed cars
than In tho top of tho crib, whero mico
or rats cannot reach them, and whero
a constant current of air Is passing. If
wo would improvo our corn, wo must
select tho seed ns well as give It good
cultivation.
DirTiiERiA Cured with Lemon
Juice. Somo tlmo ago, Dr. Revllout,
In a paper presented to tho Trench
Academy or Medlcino, asserted that
lemonJuIceiBonoofthomostefllcacIous
remedies that can bo applied to dlptho
rla, and ho relates that when a drr sser
in the hospital, his own lifo was saved
by this timely application. Ho got
thrco dozen lemons, and gargled his
throat with tho Julco, swallowing a
littlo at tho samo tlmo In order to act
on tho moro deep seated parts, Tho
doctor has noted numerous cases of com
plete success obtained by this method
f treatment.
To Prevent TuRNirs Flavoring
Milk and Meat. When turnips and
rutabagas aro fed to milch cows and
fattening sheep and beeves, tho milk
nnd butter and meat will havo a decid
ed flavor of tho roots. This may bo
proventeu by feeding tho cows only Im
mediately after milking, and by chang
ing tho feed of fat animals from roots
to hay and meal threo or four days pro
vlous to slaughtering, thero will bo no
unpleasant flavor In tho meat.
A farmer recently killed a pig. and
being asked how much It weighed, re.
piled that It did not weigh as much as
ho expected, nnd ho did not expect It
would,
"Youncf Folks.
A Vox Outwitted.
Ono day In tho'mlddlo of winter a
haro nnd a fox took a walk together.
It was during n hard frost ; tho ground
was covered with snow, not n bit of
green grass was to bo seen, and thero
was nothing moving about, not oven a
mouso or a robblt.
"This is hungry weather," said tho
fox to tho haro j " my limbs acho with
cold."
S"It Is, Indeed," answered tho haro;
'not a morsel of food to bo found any
where. I could almost eat my own cars
if I could only manago to get them Into
my mouth."
In this hungry mood they trotted
along sido by sido. After some tlmo
they saw a peasant girl coming toward
them with n large baskot in her hand,
and out of tho basket camo a smell
which was very pleasant to tho fox and
haro tho refreshing smell of now rolls.
"I'll toll you what wo will do, puss,"
said tho fox. "Do you Ho down your
full length on tho ground and pretend
you aro dead. Whon tho girl comes up
sho will put down her baskot to pick
you up for tho sake of your poor skin,
for haro skins make capital gloves.
Whllo sho Is doing this I will run off
with tho bread basket, and wo shall
havo something to comfort us this cold
day,
Puss did as Reynard bid her, lay
down ami protended to bo dead, whilst
tho fox hid himself behind tho snow-
drift. Soon tho girl camo up, observed
tho haro with Its legs stretched out, put
down her basket, as tho fox had Bald
sho would, and stooped to pick up tho
hare. In a moment tho fox jumped out
of his hiding place, snatched up tho
basket and was off with It Hko a shot
acros3 tho fields, nnd Puss, coming to
life again, scampered after her compan
ion. Uut Sir Fox showed no Inclltm
tion to stop and sharo tho rolls ; ho '.'!
dently Intended to eat them ail himself,
of which tho haro did not at all approve.
However, shodld not utter a word until
they camo up to n small poud ; then sho
said to tho fox :
"How nico it would bo if wo could
get a dish offish, tool Then wo should
havo fish and white bread, just liko tho
groat folks. Supposo you dip your tall
lu tho water, and tho fishes, which have
not much to bite nt just now, will
hang on to it. Hut you must not lose
any time about it or tho pond will be
frozen."
Keynard though that some fish would
bo a ereat relish with tho rolls. Ho
wont down to tho pond, which was on
tho point of freezing, and hung his tail
in. After a few minutes the tail was
fast frozen in, and tho poor fox was a
prisoner. Then tiie hare took tho bread
basket from under Itoynard'd noso and
eat up tho rolls, ono after tho other, as
coolly as possible,saylng to him, "Stop
thero now until it thaws ; you ha'e
only to wait till tho spring comes; wait
for tho thaw;" and then sho ran off
and left tho poor fox barking after
her liko an angry ,dog chained to a
post.
The Tox, the O'oat, ana the Carrots.
A fox and a goat were walking toge
ther on tho main road. After having
advanced a fow yards thoy saw a bag
lying at tho sido of tho hedge.
"I wonder what thero may bo in that
bag?" said the goat.
I'll sec," said tho fox, and putting
his mouth to tho string with which tho
bag was tied, ho bit it through In a mo
ment. Then selzlug the bottom of the
bag with his teeth, ho shook It, aud the
most splendid carrots rolled out.
"Theso aro for mo," said tho fox, "for
I have opened tho bag."
'You shan't touch them," answered
tho goat, "elso I'll batter you with my
horns till your rlb3 crack."
Tlio fox iookcu at tno largo norns 01
tho goat, and showed his teeth. The
goat, seeing tho fox's teeth, thought
within himself, "I don't Hko those
sharp fellows." And tho fox thought,
"I don't bnllovo my ribs would stand
those horns."
So they kept standing over tho car
rots, and looking at each other, but
neither had tho courago to touch the
spoils.
After a pause tho fox said :
"What's tho uso of our standing hero?
Lot is see which of us is tho stronger.
Yonder aro two heaps of stones. Take
you one of them and I'll tako tho other,
and ho who first throws down his heap
shall havo tho carrots."
'Very well," said tho goat. So they
went each to his heap.
Tho goat placed himself on his hind
legs, and hooked with his horns till the
ground rebounded, but tho heap kept
immovable.
"You don't hit hard enough," said
tho fox. "Tako a run at it."
Tho goat went n fow steps back, and
ran at tho heap as violently as ho could
Crack 1 crack! and both his horns fell
down to the ground.
When tho fox saw this ho began danc
lug upon his hind legs.
"Ah, my dear fellow," said he, "tho
carrots aro now for mo."
"Not yet," said tho goat. "You have
not thrown down your heap, and if you
touch tho carrots boforo then, I'll fight
you with tho stumps that aro left on
my head."
Tho fox looked at tho goat's stumps,
and thought, "Ono of them Is very
sharp; ho might rip up my sides."
"Vory well," ho said; "I'll throw
down my heap ; It's a triilo to me."
Tho fox began digging around with
his forefeet till thero was a largo hole
In tho ground. Tho heap tottered and
fell ; but, halloa 1 It fell on tho fox and
broko his left hind leg.
Thero they stood, looking at ono
another with sad countenances; tho
ono with broken horns, tho other with
a broken leg.
"Jump at tho carrots," said tho goat,
maliciously. " I now lcavo them to
you."
"I can't," sighed tho fox; "my leg
pains mo too much. You may tako
them."
"Very well," said tho goat, and ran
toward tho bag. But, oh dear I there
was neither bag nor carrots, for during
their quarrel a peasant had passed by
and picked up both.
"Alas 1" cried tho goat, "what fools
wo aro I Had wo divided tho treasuro
In peaco, I would havo saved my horns,
you your leg, and each of us would have
had enough of carrots,"
If yoirljnow anything Hint will mako
a brother's heart glad, run quick nnd
tell It; hut If It is something that will
cnuso a sigh, battlo It up.
Fatont Modicinoo.
LN APPEAL
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
to Huuerera irom ljiver iMmiiin nt.
To thoso having no Appetite,
To thoso with Brokon Down Consti
tutions,
To Nervous jiooplo,
To Children Wasting Awav.
To tiny with Dobliltatod Dlgostlvo
Organs,
Or suffering with any of thefollowlnp
Symptoms, which indicate Disordered
titver or stomach,
such ns Con
stipation, inward
Piles, Fulness or
lllooil to tho IIoiul, Acid
ity of tho Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Komi,
Hour Eruso.'tatlons.SluklugorPliit
torlngnttlm Pit or the Stomach, Swim,
mlnuof tho Head, Hurried nnd Difficult
Brcathiiif. Plultcrluir nt tho lloirt. Choklni
or Sniroentfng Sensations whon In n Lying Pos-
lure, inmness oi v tsiou, uou or weus ooioro
thoSlght.Fovernnildullpnln lu the head,
DoHclcucy ot Perspiration, Yellowness
or llio Hkln nud Eyes, Pnlu In tho
Hldo, Had:, Chest, Limbs, Ac,
Huddeu Flushes of llo.ll,
Burning In the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings
of Evil, nnd great
Depression of
Spirits.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN HITTERS.
A Blttorj without Alcohol or Spirits of nuy kind,
Is different from bII others. It is composed of
the pure Juices, or Vital Principle of Hoots. Herbs.
'nnd Harks, (or us medicinally termed Extracts,)
mo wouuiossor inert portions ot me inurements
not helns used. Tneroforo In ono llottlo of this
Hitters tucro is coutnlnod ns much medicinal
vlrtuo ns wilt bo found In several gallons of or
dinary mixtures. The Roots, Ac., used In tills
Hitters nro grown In normally, ttiolr vital prin
ciples extracted in that country by n sclciillllo
Chemist, nnil forwarded to the manufactory In
I tils city, where thoyura compotiudcl nnd hot
lla.1 (Vntnltilnt i .nlrllnmiH I HLfnit Inn t a fltla
Hitters Is rrcofrom tho objections urged ngaiust
nil others! no dcslro for stimulants can Do In
duced from their use. thov ctutiot make drunk
ards, nud cannot under nny clrcuruslaucos, haro
nuy out n ucucnciai eiicct.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Was compounded lor thoso not inclined to
oxtreme blttora, nud Ls Intended for uso In cases
when somo alcohol lo stimulant ls required lu
connection with tho Tonlo nronerttcs 01 tho Hit
ters. Each botllo of the Tonlo contains ono bot
tle or tho Hitters, comblnod with pure SANTA
CRUZ RUM, nnd llavorcd In such a manner that
I lie oxtrcmo bitterness of the bitters Is overcome,
forming a preparation highly ngreetblo nud
plensaut In tho palate, and containing tno medi
cinal virtues or tno Hitters. Tho price of tho
Toulo Is 1.50 per Hottlo which many persons
think too high. They must lake Into considera
tion that lliu stimulant used ls imarnuteed to bo
of n puro quality. A poor nrttclo could bo fur
nished nt n cheaper prlce.but Is It not better to pay
n little more and have a good article 7 A me. 1 1
clnal preparation should contain nono but tho
best Ingredients; nnd they who expect to obtain
n cheap compouud, nnd bo bouellltoi by It will
lnostceriniuiy uecueatcu.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN bitters,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
with
HOOFLAND'S podophyllin
MM.,
WILL CUIUS YOU.
They nro tho Greatest
UIiOOl) PURIFIERS
Known to tho Modlcal world, nnd will eradi
cate diseases arising from Impure blood, Debility
of tho Digestive Organs, or diseased I.Ivor. In n
shorter tlmo than nuy other linown remedies.
The wholo SUPREME COURT of Pennsylvania
Sl'KAK FOH THESE IlKMEDIES.
Who would nsk for more Dignified andStronger
Testimony T
Uon. Qcoitac W. WoonwAKD, former Chief Jus.
tiee of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, a
present Member of Congress from Pennsylvania
lariles:
rniLADrxniiA, March lGth, 1807.
I find "Iloolland's German miters" ls n eood
tonic, useful In diseases of the digestive onraiiM.
and of great benetlt In cases of debility nnd want
of nctlon lu tho system. Yours truly
UEOIIUK W. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thomson, Clilefjust ice of Hit Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 2S, 1807.
I consider "HooUand's Germnn Bitters" a val
uable medlcino lu case of attacks ot Indigestion
or Dysponsla. I can certify tills from my expe-
rlenco of
it. xours, Willi respecr,
JAMES THOMSON,
Hon. Qeoroe Shakswood, Justieeofthe Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Juno 1, 1SC3.
1 have lound bv experience that "Iloolland's
German Hitters" Is a verv irood tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly,
UKOItUlS OUAK3WOOD.
Hon. Wm. F. Rogers, Mayor of the City of llujfalo.
N. Y.
Mayor's OIUco, Buffalo, Juno 22, 1S09.
I havo usod "Hoollands German Hitters nnd
Tonic" In my family during the ptst year, nnd
can recommend them ns an excellent tonic, lm-
lartiug luue mm v igor totue system, llieir uso
tas been productive of decidedly bencllclal
effects. Wm. K. Roanns.
Hon. James M. Wood, L't-Mayorof Williamiport
Pa.
I tal:e great nleasurolurecommendlns" Hoof-
land's German Toulo " to nny one who may bo
mulcted with Dyspepsia. I had tho Dyspepsia bo
badly it was Impossible to keep mylood lu my
stomach, und I became so weak as not to bo able
to walk half nmllo. Two bottles of Tonic ellected
n perfect cure. James M, Wood.
Remember
HOOFLAND'S 0 HUMAN BITTERS,
AND
IIOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Will Cure every caso of
M A 11 A S M U 6',
Or Wasting nwny of tho Body.
KEMEMUER
THAT
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Aro tho medicines yon require to purify tho
Blood, excite the torpid Liver In healthy action,
nnd to enable you to pass -safely .through nuy
hardships or exposure.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
O D O P II Y Li Ii
I N
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
two pills a dose.
2 he most Powerul, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Cathartic known.
It is not necessary to tako n handful! of theso
Mll li ,iriMli,rA tlin il..uli-u.l . ..
Pills to produce the desired effect! two of them
nctnuicktv and nowerfuliv.
net quic
Htomacli and liuweU of all lmpurltleu, TUu
principle Ingredient ls Podophylllu, or tho Alco.
none i.iimci or Ainuuruue, which ls by many
times muia puvrctiui, nuking mm searching matt
the MaudrnKe Itself, lu peculiar action Is unou
tno J.lvcr, cleaning 11 speedily from nit obstruc
tions, with all the nower id Mirfiirv v..t. in...
from the Injurious results nttachod to the use of
mat mineral.
i' or nit uisenscs In which the uso or a cathnrtle
is luuicaieu, ineso puis win give euuro sallsfae
tlOD lu everv rnui ThAV Nt-IVIMt 1.MII.
iu i-uses oi i,iver uomniaim. uvsnensia nmi
extremo cnstlveness. Dr. Hooilund's German
Hitters or Tonlo should ho usod In connection
w ith the Pills. Tho tonlo effect of tho Hitters or
loulo builds up thesystem. The Hitters or Tonlo
purities the Blood, strengthens tho Nerves, iiku-
and vigor r" " itrenglh, energy
Keep your Dowels nctlvo Willi the Pills, nud
tOUO Ull tllA NMom Ullll ltlttupu , TmiU
no disease cau retain tho hold, or even u'ssall
Recollect thnt If la lrnnv, , wmu
MAN Remedies that are so universally used uud
iiiguiy recoinioenaea j ana ito not allow the
Druggist to Induce vou in ii.w, r.i.vti.i,,,. n,,
may hay Is Just us good, because ho mattes a
These Remedies will be 6ent by express to
nny locality, upon application to the PR1NCI.
PAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE, oai Arch St., Philadelphia.
CII.IS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Those ltcmodlM are for talo by DruggltU
storekeeper!, nd Medlcino nealors every woe
Miscellaneous,
J W. NILE3,
MUSIC W A ItjK ROOMS
A general nssortmout of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE .W.VAYU ON
HANI),
VIOLINS',
CONCERTINAS,
PLAGOLKTJ,
FIFES,
DRUMS,
HARMONICAS, AC.
VIOLIN STRINGS OF TIIE BEST QUALITY
TIIE LATEST SHEET MUSIC.
PIANO AND ORGAN STOOLS ALL STYLES
AND PRICE-J,
A HKTTKIL ASSORTMENT t)V ORGANS
THAN CAN III'. I'OUND
ui.si:viii:iti:.
THE TEMPLE ANGELIC ORGAN WHICH
HAS THE SWKISTE3T TONE THAT
CAN UK FOUND IN A
REUD ORGAN.
AT-Cnll nud cxamlno heforo purchnslns cl'
where. Wnreroom Main Street, below Mnrltel,
upiMj-siiH i;oreu a iiirnuuro warerooms, uiooins
burg, Pa, ung.25',71-ly
HEAD QUARTERS
POR
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
IS AT
E.M.KN0RRS
CHEAPEST AND BEST
The County Affords
AT
0 ASH PRICES
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
IN BOOTS AND SHOES THIS FALL,
Come and Examine.
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
E. M. KNORR,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
September 8 1671-tf.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM IMlJKJDtt
CLOTHING.
HE HAS TIIE
FINEST QOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS TIIE
it i: s t w o it u iii i:
For aood flU nnd nrninntuo In tllllm! nnli rs
thcie is tho idaco to go.
Ills troods nro selected wltn earn nnd Ids Cus
tom Work will compare favorably with the best
noria ui mo jahuiuuuuie cuy denier.
HE 1CEEP.S A LARGE STOCK OF
HOYS' AND CIULimilN'S ClOTMIXU
AND
GEM'S' FUKXISIIIXO GOODS,
At Astonishingly Low Prices,
llloomsburg, Sept. ia, iS71-tt
JOHN Q. JACOBY'S
BAKEHY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, I'ENN'A.
The undershrned would resnertfullv Inform
the Citizens of Berwick, nnd vicinity, thnt lie
uus ujjeueu u uuieciiuuery uuu xiauery lu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Pa., where he is prepared to furnish
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
&C, &c, Ac, Ac.
BY WII0LE3AI.S AND I1EIAIL.
Among tho nRsortment will lm fminil rrtam
bcrts. Figs, APPles, Cocoa Nuts, jellies of -j'ltlt-r.
ent kinds, Mustard. Catsup. Pickles, Chocolate,
i i u i7 'VJ". "r nun en, i.gg ins-
Hoap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En.
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produco of all kinds. Fresh Bread nn
Cakes every day. Ico Cream In Season, Your
puirouagu is soiicneu,
JOHNG.JACOBY.
Berwick, Jan 171 tr
(if) CENTS PER POUND FOR BEST
TEA IMPORTED I
GREEN, BLACK, JAPAN AND MIXED 1 1
BROKEN TEA LEAF!!!
This "nroken Tea Leaf " Is ol the finest Quality
nudofthe most exoulslt llavnr. It Is uro leaf,
wholo leaf, nud but one half Its prlco.
All tho f1rht-clQ,H hnlfllfi llirniK.lintil tl.a
try lire using It continuously and nitlsfjctorlly.
It Is put up lor family lite lu caddies of li
,...H..US, M-, behujj w. ti.t iu uy uuures. and
for the trado lu half chostn, upon which will bo
HiuHiit iiuum uibcouui. Dumpies sent free.
PIIILA. "BROKEN TEA LEAF CO."
. .. - No.HSonth FRONT Mrent.
Jant9'7S-3m. PHILADELPHIA.
Miscellaneous.
M
ILLEU'8 STOKE.
S. It, MILLER & SON,
liavo romoved their Storo to tho room formerly
occupied uyMcudoiiliall.on Mnlnslroot, Mourns
burg, nearly opposite tho Episcopal Church
whero they nro dclormlnedtoscllounimoiicraio
terras ns can bo procured olso where, Thler stocS
comprises
LADIES' JJRE83 GOODS
of tho choice! styles nnd latest fashions, together
with n largo assortment of Dry Good.i and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho followlni x t tlctcu
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
oths,
Oasslmeren,
Hhawli",
rinunolf,
Slllcs,
White Goods
Lluens,
Hoop Skirls,
Miullns,
llollowwnre
Cednrwnre
Queenswarc, Hnrdwnra
Hoots nnd Shoes,
ilntt nnd Oapa
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looblng-aionae),
Tobnci'o.
Coffoc,
Snsno,
TeM,
Wee,
Allspice,
Gluiier,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
In ohott, everything usually kept lu country
tores, to which they Invito the attention of the
public goncrally. Thohtjhcst price will bo pr.ld
for country produco lu exchango for goods.
0. II. MILLER & HON.
HI jomsburi: l'a.
oct 1371 tf
N
EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh nrrlvnl of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
DAVID LOWENBnitO
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at bis store on
Main Street, InShlvo's block, one door Webt o
C. C. Marr's store,
Bloomsburg, Pn.,
where no has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable, and
baudsomo
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-GLOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of nil corts, sizes nnd colors. Ho hns also replen
Ishcd his already large stock of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES.
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas constantly on hand n largo nnd well-be-
ected nssortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS.
which ho ls prepared to inairo to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd in tho
best manner, All his clothing ls mndo to wear,
and most of It ls of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ol orcry description, fine aud cheap. His caso ot
fewelry ls not surpassed lu thisiplaco. Call aud
examine his general nssortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
oct!3'71 DAVID LOWENBERG.
Tm: i.oiu:uir.NT3 that
COMPOSl! UOtSAUAMS nro
'puMUlKil on ovel vpacKagcllicro
lore it is not n ictrct piquration,
j consequently
U'ursiciAxs rr.KSCitmn it
His a certain ruro for Scrofula,
Syi!iilH in all it, form?, Kliciiina
ii4iu. .Iwn DiHraiei. I.ivcr Com
plaint and nil diseases of tho
lilood.
o:n eo:tl"3 or ecsadaiis
will do moro rood tlian ten liolllea
of tho Syrups of Sarsiparilh.
THE UNDER'JIOMCD PHYSICIANS
have mcil Itoida1is in their practice
tnr llin msl tlirpn vcirs nnd fitel'J
lomlorro it isn reliable Altcratite
jaiul IiluuJ Purifier.
nn. t. c. T-rrw.or Eaitimoto.
im.T j. jioMii.v,
nit. it. w c Aiui. "
lint p o. pasnki.i.y, "
jUlt. J S. Sl'.UUtS, ot MchoUsWUe,
Kj.
pn. J. L. McCARTHA, ColumWa,
S (.
Pit. A. 51. NODLP.S, r.Ugecomli, N.C.
j USED AND ENDORSED BY
J. I). FKI'-NVH t EONS, Fallltlicr,
Mas..
F. tt . SMITH, Jacliwn, Mich.
A. I Will. l.I.Ut. Lima, Ulno.
II PAM., Linn. Ohio,
t it.' VKX il CO.. (,..i,lnnsill)c, Va,
SA.'l'I.. (!. M.I'AUUH.N, Murlrcos.
torn, Tciui.
Our space will not allow of any ex.
tcilrd miiall.s 111 jfUtiim lu tho
l.-tuciot Kowlalis. Totlio McJic.J
riolclou wo gualantco a 1 1'lld I'x-tra-tsupcrlor
tu any they liavo ever
uc.l in the treatuiL'iit ot diseased
IIIoihI i and to the ftiitirteil wo say try
ltosa.l.-iIi3, an I uu Mill bo rcsloici
to luMllll.
Itoin hlh is n .1 1 I v all ririitrIstj.
price 0 1.3U l-r hottlo. Adilrcsj
D3. CLlI2i;T3 ti C3.
Mcivfcctiriti Chtmitti,
U.vltiuohi:, Hd.
ALTIMORE PIANOS.
We resnectfllllv call tho ntteiittno nf tlincn
dehlrlnij to purchase our mako of Pianos. Wo
uro iMiisueu inai wo con mvo batisiaction in
overv case. Our workmen skillful ami nynrrfen.
ced and nro uudcr tho personal hiiperluleudenco
of tho members of our Ilrm. Wo uso only the
urs, Bi-u-suiivu iiiuuer, iniu vuo iiiaierim in gene
ral ls tlrbt class. Our Pianos without exennllon
have the patent agraftes arrauecment through-
uui. ,tiiti;i4 ill lliu Mjiiiuuil Ul lliu uiosi COinpO-
tetitlndues ls nronounced valuable, iw ibis im.
provemuut n Piano Is made moro durablo nud
keeps the to'io longer. We claim for our Instru
ments that they aro second to none, nud they
comblno all tho essential elements that consti
tute superior workmanship. Wo will ulvo u
written guarantee fur flvo years. i
Mr. Co.siiAI) FitEIMAN, member of our firm,
will visit llloomsburg tour tlmos n year to re
pair uud attend to tuning of all Pianos. In the
absence ot Mr. Fkeijtan. Mr. I. 1C.Mii.lek will
attend to our business In Illonuibburg und ls
authorized to receive nud bollclt orders.
Wo cau give tho very bebt references.
O.VEHLE&CO.
Baltimore, M. 1).
I. K. Mii.t.ku, Dealer in Pianos, Organs and
Melndeons Uve octavo nnd live stop orgntis ot
the bost make, sold at 9110. Terms ensy, Juno 23
A QENTS WANTED FOR
-CX A VERY SUPERIOR 1100IC,
"EOW IN TIIE CLOUD."
Edited by RT. Itr.v. WM. BACON STEVENS,
I). D,, lu L. I), '
It Is full of thor(cirj(and rarest thoughts, nn
folding the ulurious Coiivennnt Promises oi our
God. Suptrbly Illustrated undbouud lumto do
klsns of rre elegance,
It ls a Utm oinong books, Man's Herald.
it Ispne of tho most elegant Looks over Issued
from tho American press Watchmun una Jltjtcc
tor. This Is a book of surpassing beauty. A'. Y, OS
icrter. A I.0VELV J100K i'OB A HOLIDAY Oll'T,
Enriched Willi SO exquisite gems of poetry,
f int-class Agcntsnro mnklng 8I0to 8)per dny,
Prlcolow, Terms extrn. For t;trcnlars address,
, HUilllAltO BROS., Publlahers,
dcc'8 71-tf 711 hansom St., Phlla.
"TTALUADLE PROPERTY TOR
Y SALE.
i'ho undersigned wlslilng to rctlro from busl
niss now oilers nt private sale his entire propor
tysltusted In Oruugevllle, consisting of it ono
half Interest lu the well known
FOUNDRY AND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
together with tho Englno, Lathes nnd other Ma
chinery bclouglug to the same, nlsn tho entire
stock now ou bund, together with it valuuble
pair of horses, und llio wugons, sleds, Harness,
Ac. also bin town lots on which Is erected a good
frame dwelling, also, twenty-live acres, known
rs tho Dr. Iitt properly about ten of wlilcU uro
cleured, the baluuee Umbered,
Prices reasonable. Possession given at any
tlmo to cull purchasers. Apply to or address,
. ... WILL1AV SCHUYLER.
oct, 6,'7Mf, auguvillo, Columbia co, l'a.
Drugs and Ghoinicnlo,
fP HE PAUSE AND CURE OF
J. CONSUMPTION
1 no Iiriiimry euu-w u vuusuiui'i.i'i.
mcnt of IhodlRcstlVo omens. This derniiKomout
irotluces ucucicni nuiriiion nun ussiuuihihi n
i.. naimllntlnn t mejin flint nrot'css brwhlcll
tlio nutriment ol tho food U convcrloil Into
blood, nnd thenco Into tho solids of tho body.
rersons who uiaesnuu iiiu-, iiui..iivv,.
tho slightest predisposition. to pulmonnry dlj
cnso.or It they latio cold, will bo vory llablo to
hnvo Consumption of tlio Lungs in somo or lis
formst nnil Iliold Hint It will bo Imponlliloto
euro nny caso of Consumption without first re
storing n good digestion uud healthy nsslmlln
lion, Tlio verv first thing to bo ilono Is to clennso
tho stomach nnd bowels iromnll itlsra'.cd mucus
nnd slime, which Is clogging tlieso orgins to
thnt they cannot perforin their functions, nnd
then louso up nnd restore tho liver ton henllhy
nctlon. For this purpose tho surest nnd best
remedy Is Sclienclt'ii Maudrnko Pills. Theso
Pills clenn tho sloninch nnd bowels of nil tho
dendnnd inoibld sllmu Hint Is causing dlseao
ni-ddecny In tho wholo system. They will clear
out tho liver of nllillscnsed bllo that has nccum;
tilateil there, nnd ronso It up to n new nnd
henlthy nctlon, by which natural nnd henllhy
bllo Is secreted,
'rhoMomncli.bowcKnndllvcrnrotlinscIcnu'i.
ed by the use of Schenck's Mnndrako Pills) but
thero reir.nlns In llio slomnch nn excess n ncld,
thoorgnii ls torpid nnd the nppcllto poor. In
tho bowels the lnclenls nro weak, nud li nulr pg
strength nnd support. It Is In n condition liko
this Hint Schenck's seaweed Tun o proves to ho
tho most vnlunblo remedy ever dl.coverod, It
Is nlknllne, nud its uso will noutrallzo nil excess
of ncld, mnklng tho nomnch sweet nnd frosh J It
wlllgUoperinnncnltono to this Important or
gan, und crento n good, hearty uppetllc, nnd pre
p.ire the svstem ror tho tint primes of a good di
gestion, und ultimately mako good, henllhy,
living blood. Alter this prepnrnlury trcntmeut,
what retuulns to euro must costs of Consump
tion Istho Ireonnd persevering uso of Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup. Tho PulmonloSyrupnourlihos
tho system, purines tlio blood, nnd Is leadlly nb
sorbed Into the circulation, nnil thence distrib
uted to the diseased lungs. Thero It ripens nil
morbid matters, whether In tho tormol abscess
es or tubercles, and then assists Nnturo to expel
nil tho diseased matter, In tlio form of free ex
iit'ciorniton. wlitn onco It rlneus. it ls then, bv
tho great lienllng nud puitlylng properties of
Bchiuck'a l'ultnonlo Syrup, that nil ulcers nnd
cavities nto heulcd up souud, nud my patient 1
cured.
Tho essential thins to bo dono lu cur Ing Con
sumption Is to got till a gooduppetlto nnd a good
digestion, so that tno body will grow lu Ilesli
and get hlioiig. if u person bus diseased lungs,
.1 cavity or nlwcss there, tlio cavity cannot
heal, tho matter cannot ripen, 10 lougns tlio sys
tem ls below pur, What ls necessary to euro is n
new ordor of things, a good nppetlto, n good
nutrition, tho body to grow In Menu nud get fnti
then ftntuni ls helped, the cavities will heal, llio
matter will ilpcu and bo thiowu oil' In iga
iinauttiles, nnil tno person reg.un sirengin,
i hw Is tho ttua nnd only nlun to cure fonsumtr
tlon.tind If n person Is very bad, lrtho lungs nro
not entirely destroyed, or oven It one lung Is en
tirely gone, If theru is enough vitality leH lutho
oilier to heil up, tlieiois hope.
I hnve seen many persons cured with only ono
sound Iting, live uud enjoy it lu to n good old tig".
This Is what Schenck's Medicines will do to euro
Coubiiiiiplton. They will clean out thostom vh,
nwecten nnd strengthen It, gut up n good diges
tion, nnd gloNnturu the assistance she ueeus to
clear uio system oi nn mo uibo.iso 111a1.11 m iuu
lungs, whatever tho torm may bo.
1L Is ImniirtanL tlint whllo Uhllnf Sehonck 3
Medicines, cnrohliould bo exercised not to tako
coin; Keep iuuoors in com nun ii.iuip i, .,iv-. ,
avoid night nlr, nnd Inko out-door exerclso only
In n penlul unit worm sunshine.
I wish It distinctly understood thnlwhon I rec-
ommebu a pntientto uocureiui in regnru in inic
Ing cold, wlillo using my -Medicines, 1 do so for u
special reason. A man who has but partially re
covered lrom the elltcts of a had cold Is far moro
ltablo to n relanso than ono who has been entire
ly cured j nnd it ls precisely tho Mtno lu legurd
to Consumption. So long us tho lungs nro not
perleclly lienled. Just so long ls thero imminent
nauger oi n mil return ui me c!ibeiu.c. iiencu it
ls that I so strenuously caution pu I moniiry pa
tients ngalubt exposing themselves to an uliuos
pheio that Is not genial nnd plensnnt. Coiiilnn
ed Cousitiniillvcs' lungs nro n mass of sores,
which tho least change of .atmosphere will ln
tlame. The uraiid secret of my success with my
Meillellii'H consists In inv nbllltv to subdlio lli-
tlitiuinatlou Instead of provoking It, ns ninny of
tno lacuity no. ah luuaiueii uing eauuoi, witn
safety to tho patient, bo exposed lo the lilting
blnsts of Winter or tho chilling winds of Spring
or Autumn. It should bu carefully shielded lrom
nil tri-ltiitlui? llllluenci'S. Tlio utmost cnutlon
should bo observed In this particular, us without
ii n euro turner inmost any circumstances is nn
iiiinossibilttv.
Tho person should bo kept onn wholesomonnd
nutritious diet, nud nil tho Medicines continued
until tho body lias restored lu 11 the natural
(inutility of flesh and Htrcngth.
I wns lnyscll clued by this trontment of tho
worst klhd of Consumption, aud hnvo lived to
get fat nnd hearty theso many years, with one
lung mostly gone. I havo cured thousands since
nnd very ninny have been cured by tills treat
ment iioui i iiu o tie er seeu.
About tho First ot October I expect to tnlco
posscsstouof my new building, nt IhoNortheus
Corner of Sixth nud Arch Streets, whero I stint
bo pleased lo glvo udvlco lo ull who may requtro
tt.
Full directions nccomnanv nil rav Remedies.
so thut a person lu nny purt ot tho world cm bo
rcauui cured oy it su ict onservsncooi tno same,
J. II. SCHENCK, M. 1).
Philadelphia.
Johnson, Holl.tway A Cowdon, Gil Arcli street
Philadelphia, wholcsalo ngeuts, luovl7'71-ly.
A GREAT MlW.?;-l ' .
Dr. WAL3Xrr.' -
YINEG-AB i:liA vo
s Hundrctla tf T5iai...u.:.'
"r; IIcartMtlmenytot1ilrV,oafitr- C t."
o o fat Curative LiitcU. i
US WHAT ARE 7HEV? slii
d
t, 13
O-p.S THEY ARE NOT A VILIi
iia FANCY D R I N 1!
r p tr t
BUJoc? fcfior tim. Whisker, Proof Bolrlta
nnd Itcfiiso l.icuur, doctored, Fplccd andGwcct
tned to please tlio taste, callcd"TonIc,""Arpcti2
cr:," "Restorers," c, thnt Iced tto tippler cn to
drucLcnncES and mil., bit t.ro a truo McClclnc, xr.cdo
from tlio Natlvo Roots cai ltcrbs of Csllforcla, irco
frnm lilt Alcoholic StiiiiiilnutQ. TLcyaro th3
CRRAT 11I.OOI) PllUIPlEtl nud A LIFE
(ilVlM! PltlNCIPLEopcrfcct I'.csovctor cad
Intljoratcrcf tiicEyttoa.carrylr.sotT allpolionons
l-altcr aad restoring tho tloocl to a healthy condition.
::opcrsoa canta'j ttcto Ep.tcra tccorClcs tocuc
t.onasdrcnii:Ialoii2tii.v.c:i,
6100 wlllbo Etvcnfvrca lccuratu case piurt"H
tio bones aro net destroyed by inbera' volaon or
ctticr jaeacs,a-a .3 Uattrjaaa vi-ttc 1 ?ndt'.io
point of repair.
For InltuiunilitcTy nnd Clircnlc llhcntnn
t'.sm nud Gout, I)) crop, lu, or ludlco'itlou,
U c SI I c:i t mi! 1 lit ci i.;l 1 1 l t; t I'c.cin
HUt.ucu cV llio lllocd, Ltvcr, Illducys, nud
llltiduc:, tutbO UltiLin tcto btta i..o-t f. cccc:
lu'.. Blltli DIlccmu ud cautd 1 Miluted
E!uod v. ii'.cti Is ircntrally irouuctabydcn.iiswmtnt
f t..- Digest Ivo Oiar.ii'i.
Llfl-El.JA till INEltlEEI'ION, Head
utic.rslata tin. cul-ctr, CoiiElc,Tlt"litc3cf tto
C1.C.J, DIzzlMw, ft-..- I '..ctatioas cf tlio Etcaiacti,
Luil t-t.tc ia t!iw : .niii, a.i.ou- AttacUs, ru;p'.tattca
ir ti.ollca.t, ia..ji..i:.ut.ta cf thoLusr, raialatto
. rlos cf tho HiCacjc, and a t.aadri.d other r'i:nful
i..'Ut air, rrut!.ocl.sprltc3cf Dyspepsia.
-n ylTIsorua tho Etomaoli nad ctlmulalo tue tor
pid I.Tcr aad bowels, which render them ot nncnuolted
tUcccy la clcaatlaj tho blood cf all Impcrltlci, csl
In.partlns new l.fa and vigor to ttio wliolo eyatcra.
I'Sll: t'UlN :)IOEAHKO,Ernptlon3,Tottcr,Eolt
! I.ar 1..1.UU0, tfcti, Pin. lie, l'utuc,llcll3, Ccr
luatl.n, 1 .n;. vroran, Ccals-Ucad, 6oro ryes.ErrElp-tl-s,
lull, tcurfs, EiscolorctloLs of tlio Elda, Iluincrs
nn ii.ue&aca cf tho bkln, of wiiatcvcr nemo cr catnrc,
uro htcrall tlnz up nad carried out cf tlio c;ctcm la a
cliort tuao by tlio -aso of these Bitters, Oao bottlo la
inch cares tt ill convlnco tlio no:t lacrcdcloua of ttictr
caratlvo clTcct.
Ctcanso tlio Vitiated Elood wbcacTcr you find Us
la-puiltlca burBtlng tlirongh tho tkln lal'laiplos, Erop
tionj or Sores i clcanco It ken yon Cad It obstructed
tad tlucsUb In tLJ TCUu i clcoaio It when It Is fool,
cad 3'onr fcclmcs will tell yon when. Keep tho blood
puro and tlio health of tho trstcm trill follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking tnta
fytlcuict to many thousands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Tor full dlrcctlo&s, read carefully
tho circular around each bottlo, printed In four Ian
poaffcs English, German, Trench nd Spanish.
J. tTALHEIl, rroprletor. R. II. UcDONALD i CO.,
Drnijilnts and Gen, Agents, tan Francisco, Ca!
& aad S3 and &1 Commerce Street, New York.
CTbOLD BY Aid" UltUaalSTS and DEAIXEO.
SS'TO-tf
To nny person prodiiclng nny Medlcino show-
nig uuu us ninny iiviii!;, permanent t
Frll.Elt'H VKUBfAIlLK ItllKUMATId
ermniient cures ns Dit.
1KMH1IV.
Used inwardly only, A pleasant Medicine, freo
Horn Injurious drugs. Wunnnttd, uiidcc oath,
to have permanently cured Vjluovcry leu patients
treated lu tho p-ut ten years. (Heo testimony.)
It ts the selentlllo piescrliitlou of Prufessor Jos.
P. Filler, M, D , u greduato of tho University of
Pennsylvania A, 1). isaa, now ono of Phlludel
jdiln's oldest regular pliyslctaus,nnd l'rolcssor ol
Chemistry nud Toxicology, who hns made
Neuralgia, Chronlo uud Itillainmntory tthciiiua
tUln tho speciality of Ills entlro professional
life n tact vouched for by tho signatures uecom
panyliigeuch bottle, ot many prominent renown.
t.dphyslclans,clergyinen, and other testimonials.
To protect butl'ercu Irom pollutions iiiiaek nos
trums nnd useless expeudltuiu of money, it legal
signed guiirauteo.ktaliugexuet uumberofbottlts
warranted to euro, will be forwarded gratis to
any sutteierboudlug by letter a lull description
of ullllctlon. Iu ense ot failure to cure, amount
paid positively rolunded. Medlcino sent auy.
whero by express, collect on delivery. AUlltted
Invited to wrlto tor iidvlcoi ull Information und
luedlcal advlco sent by letter grulls. l'riuclpal
olllce. it) south l ourth street, Philadelphia, Im;
Tho llemedy Is bold or obtained by DiugglstJ,
n2S s. f?nii
ass M
H i: St??'
Miscollanoouri,
CONTINENTAL.
Life Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.
1. of Policies M 43,000
ASS3TS $5,500,000.
TSSUES nil tho now form of Pollcloa
JLnnd preents ns lavorabls ttrms as nny com
ttiitii In tin. ittillnil Hlnteq.
The company will mnko temporary loans on
Us nntlrlHH.
Thirty davn' crnco nllnwed on ench payment,
nnu too policy noni goon tiuring unit nine.
All our policies nro incomes tnblo for tho usual
causes.
Policies Issued by this compnny nro non-for
lelturo.
No pvtrn rharirps tnndn for trnvelllnc permits.
l'ollcv hnlilers hh:iro 111 tho nnliunl profits ot
tho company, nnd have it volco lu tho elections
nnu iiiiiiiiigeiueiit 01 too coiupauy.
No policy or medicnl feo charged.
JUSTUS LAWRKNCE, Prcs'l.
W. 11. WYNKOOP, VlcuPrcs't,
.1. P. RonKM, Secretary,
S. O. Cit.VNm.iiit, Jr., Actunry.
Central Office of M-Eastern Penn'a.
f!nTTnniT A at" "Rnilrliiio'
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
LUDWI& & BROCKWAY,
General Agents.
Jan. S,lS7J-lf.
P
ATENT
ARION PIANO.
The onlv ncrteel Instrument In the World. It
Is unequalled 111 Richness, I'ower, Brilliancy nnd
Durability. Special terms to Teachers. Marked
favors to Clergymen. Send lor lllus' rated Arlou
i ainpuiet.
C. W. TOSTKR General Agent,
mar 10'71-tf.J Mauch Chum.-, PA,
jATlIlIAaK MANUFACTORY,
llloomsburg, Pa,
M. O. SLOAN & UROTHElt
Have on hand nnd for snlo nt tho most reasons
bio rates a splendid slock of
CARRIAGES, 11UGGIF.3,
and evory description of Wngons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mndo of tho best nud most dur
nblo materials, aud by tho most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from tno estab
lishment will bo found to boof tho hlirhest class
nndsurotnglvu perfect satisfaction. They have
also it lino itssortineiu oi
SLHIGHS
ofnll tho nowest and most laslilonnblo styles
well nnd carefully madoautl of tho best mater
ials. An Inspection of their work ls asked ns ltl
believed that none suporlor can bo found lu the
country. jaitt-it
Hail Roads.
T ACKAWA.MNA AND IJ LOOMS
U UURtl RAILROAD
On nud ult jr. Nov. 27, lS;l,l';tr,ncut;erTrallls will
run us luuoivti ;
Going North,
Arrive Arrive
u. m. p. m.
... li.ti) 1.11
... 8.18 1I.5J
Going South
i.cavo i.eitvi
n. m. a. in
Bcmntou..
Pitts ton,..,
1.1) 10.03
2.11 10.33
Kingston 1 St. cnn
& W.llarroC'rs M
Plymouth 8.13
Shlckshluuy.... 7.1SU
Berwick 7.:il
Bloom 8.03
1231
12.28
12.00
11, 311
11.11
2.33
2.10
3XS
3.31
3.57
11.00
Dauvlllo
11U0
1.27
Connection mado ntBornnton bv the 10.40 a.m.
tral't for Great Bend, Ulnghiimtou, Albany and
nn puints florin, i.nsi uuu west.
V. T. BOUND, Sup't.
TT0IITIIERN OENTRALi RAIL
On and nrtor Nov. 12th 1871, Trnlna will
loavo Suniiuiiy us follows :
NORTHWARD.
12.1.1 p.m. Dallv to Willlnmsnort. Elmlrn. Cnnnn
tlalgtin, Rochester, Bullalo, Susponstou Bridge,
uuu n, runs,
12.1) i". at, Buffalo, N. Falls, c.
0.501', si., D.illv, (except Sundays) for William
sport and Erie.
i.3 i'. sr., Dallv. (except Sundays! for Elmlrn.
Buffalo nud Niagara Fult, via, Erie railroad
iiuiu j'.uuir,
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
1,17 A.M. Dally for Baltimore, Washington mid
I'lliiauuipiun.
10.05 A. M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore
Washington and PnUadolplila.
1.10 1-, M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore.
Phlladelpl
mpuin,
T?n ci vmrwii
General Passenger Agent.
ALFttKD R. Fiai:, Gen'L Sup't,
gllOKTEST ROUTE EASTWARD,
Danville, HazletOE&Wiestorre RE
WINTER AniiANOEJfENTS.
EASTWARD.
WESTWARD.
I.KAVli. A.
I.UAVK.
Sunbury U.20 "J-Sal 1 New York.
Dauvlllo 7.H2 .-. J. I KiiHtou,
Cutawlssn 7.2s J,;,- f Phlla
lluzleton 11 OS cA jllethleh'in,
J'. M,
Bethlehem, 1 12.10 I Hazlcton.
Philadelphia 2,13 , Calawlssa.
lluzleton, ,--m 1 Duuvlllu,
New York, j 3.30 Sunbury,
Tho afternoon train connects at Siiiibnry with
tlio I', & E, HVi p. in. train going West ; urrives nt
YlllWiiisnortc..lO; Lock Haven 7.33 p.iii.,aud with
tho Noitheru Central 1 30 p. ui., moving South,
renchlug llurrlshurg 7.00 p. iu uud Balllmoro
10.13 p. in,, nnd nlso with tho Suubury uud Lew
Islowit itnllroad,
Com for lablo uud liandsome Coaches on this
now route.
J, HERVEY KABE, Superintendent.
CHOICE FAffllY GROCERIES
DOWN IN PKIOE
3. ZZ. SIAIZS'B,
Corner Main nud Centro SU..
BLOOMSBURG.
A new slock of I'ush Goods Just opened nt
-MAIZE'S.
Ictis, CotrecN, Sufftirn,
SYRUPS und MOLASSES. CiltESE, MEATS.
SALT, F1HII. etc.
LOETABLES, 1IERMET1CALLY Scaled
Gontls.
JELLIES and PRESERVES, PICKLES,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS.
An Elofejnnt Assortment
OP
QITEENSWARB
every variety.
All my goods nro of the first quality and nt ex.
tremely low prices,
J. II, MAIZE.
Patent Modioinoa.
JJENUY T. IIELMUOLD'S.
uuui'uuo ii ruu in
KXTI1A0T CATAW1U
a 11 A 1' K 1'ILLB,
Comnoneiit iVnfi Fluid Jlclract Rhubarb und
fluid tract Vitlauba Orapt
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE, lilt,
IOUS Ai'i'T-oi'iunn, siuii on nbrvoum
HUADACHH.COSTIVKNKSS, Kto. PUIli:i,
VKGHTAIlLll, CONTAINING NO MIIRCURY
MINERALS OH DELKl'KHIOUS DRUGS.
Theso Pills aro tlio most delightfully plensan
purgsltvu, supcrsctllng castor oil, salts, mag.
nesla, etc. Thero ls nothing moro ncceptnlilo to
the stomach. They glvo tone, nnd cnuso ncltliei
nausea nor griping pnlns. They nro com post u
of tho finest tmjredtcnts. After n fow days' tto
them, s licit an luvlgoratlun of tho entlro system
takes placo its to appear miraculous to tno weak
and enervated, whclhor nrismg from lmpru
tleuco or tllscaso. II. T, Holtnbold'H Comiiounu
Fluid Extract CalawbaOrntio Pills nro hot r
contod, from the fact that sngar-coated Plus do
not d isolve, but pnss through tho stomach wltlmu
dissolving, consequently do not produce tho iic
blrcd ciroct, THE CATAWUA GRAPE PILLS
being pleasant lu taste und odor, uo not ncccssl.
talo their being sugar-coato,!. PRICE FIFTY
CENTS PER liOX.
HENRY T. lL'LMBOLD'tS.
lliailt.Y CONCENTIlATBI) OOMl'OUNl)
FLUID EXTRACT 8ARSAPA1ULLA
Will radically oxttrmlnnto frnm tho system
Scroruln.Syphllls, FovorSoros, Ulcers, SoroE) o
Sore Legs, Soro Mouth, Head, Uronchltl
Skin Diseases, Salt Rheuu, ankers. Running
Irom tho Enr, Whlto Swellings, Tumors, L'uli
ccrousAH'ectlons, Nodes, RIckcts.GlnudarSwo.
tugs, Night Sweats, Rash, Tetter, Humois ol a
Kinds, Chroma Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and a
dlscuso Hint bus been cstnbltsuid In tho sy.de
lor years,
lleingpreparod EXPRESSLY forthoabovo com
plaints, its BLOOD-PURIFYING proprieties nr
gieator than any other preparation ol Sarsapa
rllla. It gives tho COMPLEXION it clear an
healthy color and restores tho patient to a stnto
ot HEALTH nnd PURITY. For Purifying tho
Ulood, removing nil Chronlo Constitutional Ills
enses arising from nn Impnro slnto of tho blood
And tho only relinhlo nnd effectual known reme
dy lor tho euro of Pains nnd Swellings ol the
Hones, Ulcerations of tho Throat nnd Leg
Ulotchcs, Pimples on tno Faco, Erysipelas mi
nil scnly Eruptions of tho Bkln, and Iienutlfylu
tho Complexion, Price, 51 60 per Bottle.
IIENBY T. IIELMBOLD'S
CO.NCEX1UATED
FL UID J3XTUA OT li UCI1 U,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes lu which It ha
been given, Irritation of tho neck of tholllitdde
nnd luflittninntlan of tiio Kidneys, Ulceration o
llio Kidneys and Rlnddcr, Retention or Urine
Diseases of tho Proslalo Gland. Stono in tlio Iliad
dcr, Calculs, Gravel, lirlekdust Deposit, nud
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Enfeebled
and Dellcalo Constitutions of both Sexes, ittten
ded with tho following symptoms t Indlsposl
tlou to Exertion, loss ol Power, loss of Memory
Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trent
bllng, Horror of Dlscuso, Waketulness, Dlmnes
of Vision, Pnln In tho Hack, Hot Hands, Flush
ing of tho Body, Dryness ot tho Skin, Eruption
ou tho Faco, Pallid Counlcnnnco, Univcr.u
Lassltudo of tho Muscular System, etc.
.Used by persons Irom tno ages of eighteen to
twcuty-IHc, and from thlrly-llvo to fllty-IHo oi
In tho declluo or chaugo of life; after confine
ment or lnbor pnlns; bed-wetting In children.
Uelmbold's Extract Buchu ls Diuretic nud
Ulood-Purllylug, nnd cures nil dlsenscs arising
from HnbltH of Dissipation, nud Excesses nnd
Imprudences In Lifo, Impurities of tho Blood
etc., superseding Copabla in nllectlous for which
It is used, nud Syphilitic Atrectlotis-ln thoso
diseases used 1h connection with HELMllOLD'S
ROSE WASH.
LADIES.
Inrannyntrectlons peculiar to ladles, tho Ex
tract Iluciiu Is unequalled by any other remedy
as ls Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain,
fulness or Suppression of Custoiuniy Evacua
tions, Ulcerated or Schlrrus State of tho Uterus
LcucorrhoMi or Whltcs.Sterillty.iindfor all cora
plnlntn incident to tho sox, whether arising lioiu
Indiscretion or Hnblts of Dissipation. It ls pre
scribed extensively by tho most eminent physl
laus nnd Mldwlvcs for Enfeebled nnd Dellcnlo
Constitutions, of both sexes nnd ull ages (atten
ded with any of tho above diseases o r syiiiptonii
II. T. IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISINO FROM IMPltl-
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
In all their stages, at littlo expense, littlo or no
chango lu diet, uo Inconvenience, and no ex
posuro. It ennscs a frequent desire, nnd gives
strength to Urlnnto, thereby removing Obstruc
tions, Preventing and Curing Strictures of tho
Urctha, Allaying Pain aud Inflammation, so
frequent In this class of diseases, and expelling
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who liavo been tho victims of In
competent persons, and who hnvo paid heavy
fees to bo cured In a short tlmo, havo found they
havo been deceived, nnd thnt tho "Poison" has,
by tho uso of "powerful nstringeuts," been driod
up In tho system, to break out la a more aggra
vated form, nnd perhaps alter Marriage.
Uso IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for all
Atlectlous nud Diseases of tho Urlunry Organs,
whethor existing lu Mnle or Female, from what
ever cnuso originating, and no matter of how
long standing. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
HENRY T. IIELuMnOIiD'S IM
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo surpassed on n PACK WASH, and wl 1
bo found tho only specific remedy In every
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. It spee
dily eradicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SCORBUTIC
DRYNESS, INDURATIONS of the CUTANEOUS
MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS and IN
CIPIENT INFLAMATION, HIVES, RASH
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF SCALP OR
SKIN, FROSTBITES, and nil purposes lor which
SALVES or OINTMENTS aro usedj restores tho
skin to a state of purity and softness, nnd In
sures continued healthy action to the tissue o
Its vessels, oa which depend tho agreoablo clear
ness and vivacity of complexion so much Bought
nnd admired. But howovor valuable a a
remedy for existing defects of tlio skin, II. T
Holmbold'u Roso Wash has long sustained Its
principle claim to unbounded patronugo, by
possessing qualities which render It a TOILET
APPENDAGE of the most Superlative and
Congenial character, combining in nn elegant
formula thoso prominent requUlts, SAFETYnud
EFFICACY the lnvarlablo accompaniment "I
Its use as a Proscrvntlvo and Refrosherof tho
Complexion. It Is au excellent Lotion for dis
eases of a Sypnllltlo Nature, aud as an lujectlou
lor diseases of tho Urinary Organs, nrlslug from
habits of dissipation, used In connection with
the EXTRACTS UUCHU.SARSAPARILLA, uud
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, lu such diseases us
recommended, cnuuot be surpassed, PRICE
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Full uud explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Lvldeuce of the most rcsnoiulblo nnd reliable
character furnished on application, with hun
dreds of thousands of living witnesses, and up
ward or 30,000 unsolicited certificates and recom
mendatory letters, many of which aro from tho
highest sources, Including eminent Physlclaus
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc, Tho proprietor li
never resorted to their publication iu the uows
papers; ho does uot do this from the fact Ilia
his articles rank as Standard Preparations, nud
do not need to bo propped up by certificates.
Henry T. Hcliuboltl'a Genuine
x'rciiiii'iitioiix:.
Delivered to auy address. Secure from obsei
vullou,
Established upwards of twenty years. Bold by
Druggists everywhere. Address letters for In
formation, In confidence to HENRY T, HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist
Only Uepotsi II, T, IIELMBOLD'S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No, 691 Broadway, New
York, or to 11. T. IIELMBOLD'S Medical Depot
101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
BEWARE OK COUNTERFEITERS,
HENRY T, IIELMBOLD'S TAKE NO OTHER