THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
Itrcctiliiir SvtIiic
I'ork is low In prlcojiist now. Tlirro
h no doubt of tho fact, anil ninny far
mer nromkliiR tlio question, will It
pay to focil pigs under tho circum
stances? To which wo nnswer, It de
pends upon tho prlco of corn. Pound
for pound, pork is ns high now ns beer,
or even mutton, runt It certainly costs
less to produco porK from good pigs
tlinn beef from good cuttle. Hut It docs
not pny to breed or to feed poor liogs.
The hog is i voracious nnimnl, mid tin
iest bis voracity can bo turned to pro
fitable account it is bcttter to liavo
nothing to do with him. Tho great ma
jority of farmers who breed pigs do so
without dcflnlto aim towards produc
ing a proiltablo animal. Most of them
bavo got a nondescript sort of stock, of
no particular breed, and rcmnrkablo
only for conbinlng as many of tho bad
qualities and as few of tho-good points
asltls possible a bog can have, llav-
lug come to him as it wero as a legacy
they look upon it as being a bounden
duty to perpetuate tho race. Yet bad as
these hogs aro they liavo two redeem
lug points. In tho ftret placo thoy aro
hardy, and bavo good constitutions
and in tho second placo thoy aro capa
bio of being rapidly improved at small
cost, by crossing them with tho modern
Improved breeds of puro-blooded sorts,
Uso what breed you will to begin tho
improvement, if it is only persevered
Inby thoso who understand thebusiness
it must result proMably. -.lmerfean
Mural Home.
How Should Manure Do Applied.
Observation and experience Bhould
determine tho mind of tho farmer In
regard to tho best plan of applying ma
nure, whether to plow it under deep, or
leavo it on tho surface. Tho advocates
of surfaeo manuring speak against ma
nuro being turned under too deep
whilo tho advocates of deep manuring
charge surfaeo manuring with fertll
iztug tho atmosphere. Put there is
a medium courso and each theory i3
supported by plausible arguments.
However, there aro truo philosopical
principles against burying manuro too
deeply in tho earth. Tho loss of tho
salino matter of tho manuro by solution
and inUttratiou will bo great in porous
soil, and tlio evaporation, to which so
much loss is attributed by tho30 hold
ing opinions ndversoto surfaeo manur
lug, would bo only a small drop in tho
bucket compared with tho loss by solu
tion.
In porous soils it is well known tha
manuro will penetrate toagrcatdepth
and much animal matter may descend
beyond tlio reach of surfaeo growing
plants. Humus is formed by tho decay
nnd decomposition of vegetablo matter
which in tho philosophy of nature is
manipulated on tho surface, benco tho
rulo in thcappllcation of manuro should
bo taken from tho indication of nature
and science. Tlio decay and eousump
tion of one crop for tho nourishment of
another, and tlio droppings of animals
and defoliation of trees nnd plants
aro all left on tho surface. This seems
to contradict tho idea of any loss by
evaporation. It will, therefore, bo best
to adopt tho plan of deep cultivation
but to keep tho manuro and vegetablo
matter as near tlio surfaeo as possiblo.
Tliero is always sorao loss by evapora
tion, but mucli less than by infiltration
Put it should bo a leading idea with
farmers to bo close observers of such
natural operations in tho growth of
spontaneous and cultivated vegetation,
and accommodate their practico so as to
imitate nature as near n3 possible.
Farm Journal.
Spoiling1 Horses' Feet.
It is almost imposslblo to get horses
shod without having tho frogs cut away,
AH veterinary surgeons.all horsemon,all
leading blacksmiths, agree that tho frog
should not bo'pared ouo particle not
even trimmed. No matter how parable
and soft tho frog is, cut it away smooth
on all sides, and In two days it will bo
dry and hard as a chip. You might as
well cut off all tho leaves of tree3, and
expect them to flourish, us to paro away
tho frog and bavo a healthy loot. Tlio
rough, spongy part of tho frog is to the
foot what leaves aro to tho treo lungs,
Never liavo a rcil hot shoe put upon
tho foot to burn it level. If you can find
a blacksmith that is mechanic enough
to lovel tho foot without red hot Iron,
employ him. Tho burning process dead
ons the hoof and tends to contract it. If
yon do not think so, try tho red hot
poker on your finger nail, and see if it
will not affect tho growth of that.
There aro many Important points in
shoeing horses, but these two aro of moro
importance thau all thorest, lovel to tho
apprehension of men not skilled in
horses, and the two most disregarded.
Mirror and Farmer.
Care of Implements.
There is probably no text on which
moro preaching Is dono by tlio agricul
tural press than that which heads this
article And yet farmers aro either for.
getful of the lesson, or aro too careless
of their own interests to act upon it.
Wo wero especially reminded of this by
seolne;, in tho courso of a rldoof ninety
tunes tiirougli"au average agricultural
district, tho following tools lying out
exposed to tlio weather, viz: Forty four
plows, twenty.threo harrows, seven
mowers, a reaper with boater and plat,
form as last used, wagons too numerous
to count, and, in ono Instance a sot of bar-
new hanging on a fence. The plows wero
mostly sucking in tho furrow whoro they
had been last used. Now, It is natural
to supposo that tho owners ot all theso
tools and implements nover seonn agrl.
cultural paper, or they could not resist
tho ro-Hcratcd advico to tako better euro
of thoir property of such a perishable
naturo." It is safe to say that theso
tools, kept under cover when not In
use, will last moro than twlcoaslotigas
they will whon exposed to rain and
sun. Tho loss is thus a serious one, and
wo regret when wo think that wo can
not reach sucii farmers by a word of
ad vice. A merlcan A grlc.ulluralist.
!
It is n very good plan every washing
duy, beforo the hot suds aro thrown out
to gather up tho tin ware that Js In
dally uso nnd wash it well with a wool
on cloth In the tub or boiler. Tho bright
ness thus given to it Is nicer than from
scouring ; besides, tho ware is not worn
out, and tlio scums about tlio handles
and spouts can bo made very clean.
With careful usngo, tin and brlttaunla
waro need not wear out or fall Into
disuEO, hardly In one's life timo. All
such waro bhould bo mado dry about
ho kitchen stovo beforo It Is put nwfly.
YoUiig Folks.
A True Story with n 1'nlry in It.
11Y IUiIO BTANLEY.
"O (Irnuny, If 1 had but ono littlo
picco of all this treasure, what a glad
girl I should bo I"
Little lloso Dlbblo stood at tlio comer
of two streets, holding fast to her grand
mother's hand, whilo sho gazed With
wldo open oyes into a window rich with
gold and silver ware, which seemed to
her an lncxhnusllblo initio of wealth.
It was a dreary night In Pcccmbcr,
and tlio chilly wind, carrying tho snow
flakes hither and thither, blow her
hair in golden tangles all about her lit
tle wlilto face.
"You will nover liavo that, Itoslc,"
through mo."
Whon her grandmother said that,
Rosio hastened hor stopa, holding lior
breath as sho passed by tho beautiful
windows; for tho breath that camoovor
her palo littlo Hps was tlio breath of de
sire, so bard for a child to control.
Sho di d not seem to feel tho cold that
night, perhaps becauso tho wind of ad
versity had been blowing cold upon her
young llfo over sinco alio could remem
ber. And Just then, too, her heart was
so warin with tho flro of sweet fan
cies 1
Put tlio heart in Itoslo's body was n
tender one, and at tho shiver which ran
through her grand mother's framo, sho
tlghtoncd her hold on her wlthorod
hand, hurrying moro swiftly along tho
snowy foot path.
They wero soon out of tho city, tho
snow like cloud about them, thobrlgh t
lights fading iiko a dream in tho dis
tance, and their homo, poor and cheer
less through it wai, a friendly sight.
Thoy reached tho door and went in.
It was but n poor shelter against tho bit
ter storm, tho two littlo rooms in tho
midst of tho wide desoltite common ;
hut Rosio barred tho door, lighted a I
tiro of sticks, and put a now candlo in
tho iron candlestick ; then sho crept
closo to her grandmother's feet boforo
tho fire.
Her grandmother wi3 the only friend
llosio had in tho world, nnd Koslo Was
tho ouo troasuro her grandmother had
left, so that tlio lovo thoy gavo each
other was undivided.
"Aren't you going to get to bed,
Rosio," her grandmother asked, at
length, "whilo tho room is warm V May
bo you'll have happy dreams beforo the
dawn."
"No," slid Rosle, shaking lior head
till tho curls tumbled about her face
ugain ; "you must tell me a story first.
Let it bo of tho summer-limo you used
to know when you wero littlo liko mo."
"Littlo liko you! Ah, Rosio, child,
that was such a long, long timongo that
it makes me dizzy to look back to it !
Put I Uream sometimes of a brighter
summer-time, when I shall leavo this
worn out house, drop off theso wrinkles
and gray hairs, and bo at homo in pleas
and gardens with tho river of life flow
ing through."
Rosie looked up In amazement as tho
dear voice dropped intosilonce; but
there was a srallo on tho wrinklod face,
and a glow, like that of tho morning,
over tho gray pallor of the sunken
cheeks.
"Ah," thought Rosie, to herself, "If I
might only get thero too, wlioro it is al
ways summer!" And sho shivered, for
tho sticks had burned out, and the coals
wero burning to ashes.
Put thero was a tiny glow in ono cor
ner of tho hearthstone, and, almost as if
her thought had answered itself, a low
voico like music roso from the midst of
tho ashes.
Rosio looked again, rubbing her eyes
to be sure she was awake, and there, bo
foro her, in plain sight, was the pret
tiest littlo croaturo your bright fancy
can paint. Shobluehadcyes.and a golden
halo about her head j so that Rosie could
not tell where the gold of her hair faded
into tho gold of tho atmosphere which
surrounded her.
"How camo you hero?" asked Rosie,
softly.
"All her llfetimo I have lived In your
good grandmother's heart," 'said tho
dear littlo fairy, in her musical voico.
'Now the spark of her life is gono out,
and lam waiting to know if you will
let mo stay with you."
"Put who aro you?" cried Rosio, in
amazement.
"You wished but a minutoago," con
tinued tho fairy, "that you could go
where your grandmother is gono. I am
the Fairy of Kind Word3 and doricr-
ous Deeds and if you lake mo into your
hcar.t, I can show you tho way, and
iclpyou to get thore."
"I will," cried Rosio, with a suddon
sweet resolution.
Aud then, somehow, boforo sho knew
it, in somo mysterious way tho door of
her heart swung open, nnd tho beauti
ful fairy slipped in.
Rosio felt her heart grow warm and
satisfied, and hiding her sleepy oyo3 on
her graudraother's cold knees, sho fell
asleep, whilo tho candle, too, burned
down to a littlo spark and went out.
In tho morning, a rich lady was rid
ing by in her sleigh, all covered with
soft fur robe, and discovered little
Roso through tho half-open door which
tlio wind had torn from its fastenings.
Cloven with pity, sho took her to her
own luxurious-home, which was bright
with everything but children's faces.
adopting her for her own littlo daughter.
Thero tho fairy stayed with littlo Roso
Dlbblo, until sho, too, grow old. Sho
heeded all tho wiso fairy's monitions.
dealing out bountifully tho comforts
which had so Btrangely como to her, to
tho poor and uni'ortunato for miles
around so that ovory voico liftod as sho
went by called licr blessed: and every
step sho took was a step towards that
beautiful summerland, wliero her dear
old grandmother had gono.
The Lion and the Hare. A lion
onco honored a liaro with ids friendship.
"is It really a fact," demanded tho
hnro, "that tho crowing of amlserabio
cock is sulllcient to compel you lions to
tako to flight V"
"Such Is undoubtedly tlio enso," re
plied tho Hon ; "and It is a general
remark that wo largo animals nro
usually possessed by somo trivial weak.
ness. You must liavo heard, for exam
ple, that tho grunt of pig causes 'aston
ishment and fright in thoeiophnrjt."
"Indeed I" interrupted ' tho. hare.
Hal now I can understand why wo
hnres nro bo terribly nfrnld of tho dogs."
Fatout Medicines.
N APPEAL
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
To BuiTerers from Ltvor Complaint,
To thoso hnvlntf no Appetite,
To thoso witli Prokon Down Consti
tutions, To Nervous people,
To Children Wasting Away,
To any with Debilitated Dlgestlvo
Organs,
Or suffering with ana of thcfollowinn
Symptoms, which Indicate Disordered
JAver or Momat1,
such ns Con.
sttpatloti. Inward
Piles, Fulness or
llloml to the Head, Acid
ity of tlio Stomach, Nnusen,
Heartburn, Disgust for Fond,
Hour Erusc'tatlons.slnklngor Flut
tcrlngat tho Pit oftho Stomaeh.HwIin.
mlngoi tlio Head, Hurried nnd Difficult
llreatliliu, Fluttering nt tho Ilojrt, Choking
or SuH'ocallng Sensations whon In n Lying Fos
turo, Dimness of Vlslou, Dots or Webs boforo
tho Slght,Fovor and dull pain In Iho lisad,
Deficiency of Persplrntton, Yellowness
of tho Skin nnd Eyes, Pain in tho
Hldo, Hack. Chost, l.lraos, o.,
Huddeu Flushes or lloat,
Hunting In the Flcsli,
Constant Imaginings
of Evil, nud great
Depression of
Spirits,
HOOFLAND'S U HUMAN BITTERS.
A Hitter without Alcohol or Spirits of nay kind,
Is different from nil others. It is composed of
uiu line juices, or , ifiu i-nncqnc oj aoois.jieros.
nud Jlarks, (or n.s Medicinally termed Extracts,)
tho worthlessor Inert nortlons of tho Ingredients
not betllir used. Therefore In nun Hnttfn nf this
Hitters tncro is contained ns much medlelnnl
vlrtuo ns will bo found In several gallons of or-
uinary mixtures, 'ino itoots, ac, used m mis
Hitters nro grown In Germany, their vital prln
elplcs extracteil in Hint country by n scientific
Chemist, nnd forwarded to tho manufactory In
this cltv, whero tnoy are compounded nnd bot
tied, containing no spirituous Ingredients, this
llltterfl Is free from tho objections urged ngalust
nil others: no dcslro for stimulant can be In
duced from their uso, thev cannot mako drunk
ards, nnd ennnotuudcrnny circumstances, have
any but a beneficial effect.
HOOFLAND'S OERMAN TONIC,
Was compounded lor thoso not Inclined to
extreme bitters, nnd Is Intended for uso In cases
when somo nlcoholio stimulant Is required in
connection with thoTonlo propcrtlosol tlio lilt
ters. Knch bottlo of thoTonlo contains ono bot
tle or tho Hitters, combined with pure SANl'A
CRUZ HUM, unit tlavorcd in such n manner Hint
tho extreme bitterness of the bitters Is overcome,
forming i preparation highly ngremblo nnd
plcannnt.to tho palate, nnd contntnlug tho medi
cinal virtues ol the iltlttrs. Tho prlco or the
Tonlo Is 81.50 per Hottlo which many persons
think too high. They mnsl take lntoconsldera
tlon that tho stimulant used Is guaranteed to b
ofn puro quality. A poor article could bo fur
nished ntnebea ner nrlce. but is It lint better In nav
n littlo more nnd have n cood article 7 A medi
cinal preparation should contain none but tho
best Ingredients; nud they who expect to obtain
n cheap compound, nnd bo benellllc.1 by It will
most certainly be cheated.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN MTfEIfJ,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
WITH
HOOFLAND'S FODOrHYLLIN PILL,
WILT. CURE YOU.
They nro tho Greatest
11 I. 0 O 1) 1' U li I F I E R S
Known to tho Mcdlcnl world, nnd will eradl
c.itedlsoases arising Horn Impure blood, Debility
of tlio Digestive Organs, or diseased l.lver, in a
slioi tor time than any other known remedies.
Tho whole SUPREME COURT of Pennsylvania
SPEAK FOll THUMB REMEDIES.
Who would ask for moro Dignified and Stronger
Testimony ?
Hon. UKonriE W. WooDWAitn, former Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, a
present Member of Congress from rcnnsylcanla
writes:
PiiiLAnELrniA, March ldth, 1S07.
I find "Hoofland's German Hitters" Is ngood
tonic, useful in diseases of tho digestive organs,
and of great benefit Incomes of debility nnd want
ol nctlon in tho system. Yours truly
Geokge W. WooiiwAitu.
Hon. JamehTiiomson, Chief Justice ej theSuprcme
Court of 1'cnnsylcania.
Philadelphia, April is, 1SC7.
I cousldor "Hoouand's Germnn Hitters" a vnl
liable medicine In oaso of attacks ot Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe-
rience of it.
iotirs, with respect,
Jamks Thomson,
Hon. GEor.an Sn.UtswoOD, Justice of the Sireme
vouri 0 i-cnnsywama.
Philadelphia, Juno 1, ISC3.
I have lound bv exocrlenca thatirnnfinnii'n
German Ultters" Is a very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEoitau HUArswooi).
Hon. Wm. F. Rogers, Mayor of the Cityof Jluffalo.
X 3".
Mayor's Office, Buffalo, Juno 2, 1809.
I have used "Hoollands Gorman Hitters nnd
Tonlo" In my family during tho past year, nnd
can rccommond them ns nn excellent tonic, Im
parting tone nnd vigor to tlio syhtem. Their uso
Iihs beeu productive of decidedly beneficial
effects. Wm. F. Houees.
Hon. James M. Woo.1, Kx-Mayor of WMiamspcrt
I tako groat pleasuro In rccommendlnj " Hoof
land's German Tonlo " to nuy ono who may bo
nUlictcd with Dyspepsia, I hrul tho Dyspepsia so
badly 11 was impossible to keep my food In my
stomach, nnd I beenmo so weak ns not to bo nblo
to walk half a mile. Two bottles of Tonioetlected
a perfect cure. Jamki M. Wood.
nUMKMBUlt
that
HOOFL.YND'H GEIIMAN lHTTEr.S,
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Will Curo every caso of
M A Ji A S M U S,
Or Wasting nway of tho Hody.
REMEMBER
that
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Aro tho medicines you requlro to purify tho
Blood, exclto tho torpid Liver to healthy action,
nud to enable you to pass.salely ihn Ml nny
hardships or exposure.
DU. HOOFLAND'S
O I) O P II Y L L
I N
HUJ13TITUTE FOR JlEUC'UP.V PlI.US.
TWO riLLX A DOSE.
'J he most Powerful, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Calhartlo known.
I t is not necessary to tnko n liaudfnllof Uioso
Pills to produce the desired oilect! two or thorn
net quickly nnd powerlully, cleauslugthoLlvur.
Htomacli und liowoTs of ull impurities, Tho
principle Ingredient Is Podophylllu, or the AIco
hollo Extract of Mandrake, which la by many
times moro powerful, noting nnd soarohlng than
tho Mnudrnke iUiolf. Its peculiar nctlon Is upou
the Liver, cleaning it speedily from nil obstruc.
lions, with all tho. power ol Mercury, yet tree
from the Injurious results nttached to the uso of
tliHtmluorul,
For all diseases In which tlio uso of n cnthnrllo
Is Indicated, Ihono pills will give entire BatUfuu
tlon in every case. Thoy NEVER FAIL.
In cases ol Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme costlvencss, Dr. Hooflaud's German
Hitlers or Tonlo should bo used Ir. connection
with tho Pills. Thu tonlo effect of the Hitlers or
1 onto builds up the system. The Hitters or Tonlo
purines Hie Blood, urengthens tho Nerves, imu
1 id vigor'0 lAvur' uua K,vea Hrenctli, energy
Kccpyo'ur Bowels active with tho Pills, nud
ouo up tho syhtem with Hitters or Tonic and
yon fan retulu the hold, oroveuussall
Recollect that It Is DR. HOOFLAND'S OER
r.T " that nre bo uulvertully m.od and
i. ,co.mminUluS u"u a "How tho
,7,rni t1i'.u,cll.":0 yu lo tulte nuythlng that he
larger iront on It? 800ll bl'cau" he make" u
These Remedies will be tent by expross to
PAL OFFICE, at the OlSUMAN MEDICINE
STORE, 031 Arch St., Philadelphia. "ru"1"''
CII.IS. 01. EVAXN, I'ropi'lotor.
These Itomcdles are for sale by Uraggl its
rjitlc tcptrs, and Medicine Doalcrs very w
Miscellaneous.
J W. NIL133,
music w a nji n o o m s
A general assortment nf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AI.WAYH ON
HAND.
VIOLINS,
(.ONCEIITINAH,
KLAOOLETJ,
FIFES,
DRUMS,
HARMONICAS, Ac.
VIOLIN STRINas OF THE BEST QUALITY
THE LATEST SHEET MUSIC.
PIANO AND OIIQAN STOOLS ALL STYLES
ANDFRICm.
A I1ISTTKII ASSOUT.IIKNT OP ORGANS
THAN CAN UK FOUND
ICI.SKWHIJUi:.
iuti TEMI'LK ANGELIC ORUAN WHICH
HAS THE SWEETIMT TONE THAT
CAN BE FOUND IN A
UEED ORUAN.
S-Call nndoxamlno beforo nurchnsln
elpo
;! .!.. m1" nueu,, oeiow Ainrnol
ppposl to Corel I's furniture warerooms, lllooms
burg, Pa. uuK.iBVMy
wnerq. wnroroom Main Street, below Mnritnt.
HEAD QUARTERS
FOR
SHOES AND GAITERS,
IS AT
E. M. KNORR'S
CHEAPEST AD D 3 i V
The County Affords
A T
CASH PRICES
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
IN BOOTS AND SHOES THIS FALL,
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
E. M. KNORR,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Septembers 1871-tf.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
CUSTOM DXdlIDE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS THE
It V. S T W O I! li .11 12 JV.
For pond fits nnd promptness In lltlluss unit
Ihcie Is tho placo to go.
Ills OOOds nre holeetoil with rorn nml hlu Pna.
torn Work will eomnnro favorablv with the bp.t
etlorls of tho faxhlouablo city Dealer,
HE 1CEEPS A LARQE STOCK OF
HOYS' AM) CIIIU)IJi:N'S t'l.OTinXU
AND
WESTS' VIIUXISIIE.VK GOODS,
At Astonlslilnglv Low Prices,
llloomkburi;, Sept, 29, IS71-II
JOHN a. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFEOTIONERYI
UERWICK, PENN'A,
Tho lindcislened would resneetrnllv Inform
the CltlzeiiH of Iicrwlck, aud vicinity, that he
has opened a Confectionery aud llaltery lu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick. Pa., whern hn Is nrAnnrm! fn riiriilkh
nil kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
Ac., Ac, Ac, Ac,
UY W1101.K3AI.IC AND RETAIL.
Among the assortment will bo found Crenm
ixuin, r.uKiisu wnmuu, I'eauuts, Almonds, Fll
s, I'.jiBllsh Wnluuts, Peanuts, Almonds, Fil
".' , lP Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Jellies of Jltler
kinds, Mustard. Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
ned Fruit of ull kinds, Com Starch, Es Ills'
Krwln (Vnnlfurii n,tii,.. n 1 jVi.
out kl
Canned
cult, Boua crackers, Oykter Crackers, Cheese,
Kftntl Wf-ftttiv fin,u.r A ... . . ... ' ....
velopes,
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produco of all kinds. Fresh Dread an
Cukes every day. Jco Cream lu Season. Your
patronage fs solicited.
..,... JOHNO, JACOBY.
Berwick, Jan 171 tv
A3EUT3
VTl-.tll f'.t
TwelFe Year;
is among
a tho
WuIniHaf. Rains.
The remarkable adventures nf tha famous
WHITE CUIEFnnd UIU WARRIOR anoiiu the
Red Skins. Thrilling accounts of Ureut Hunts,
Hairbreadth Escapes und Torrlbla Contests with
the big Kuine aud hostile tribes. Spirited descrip
tions of the habits and supeistltlons or thnl
ftrauge people, Their Hrl. Legends. Tradi
tions. How they Woo and Wed, Scalp. Doctor:
Worship, 4c. New. Fresh and Popular, Price
Low. It Is kelllug by the tliousauds Willi won.
Uerful rapidity. Agents nro muklug from ISO to
tlWJ per week. Choice Meld yet vacant. Beudnt
once for.'samplo chapters. Illustrations nnd par
ticulars to A. If. IIUUI1ARD, Publisher,
Jani!77I.tf. uu Chestnut Ht Phlia.
MiBcollnnoous,
jyjlLLER'H STORE.
8. If. MILLER & HON,
hnvo removed their Storo to tho room formerly
occupied liyMcndcnhnll.tiii Mnln street, lllooms
burg, nearly opposite tho Episcopal Church
whoro they nro determined to sell on ns modcrnlo
lerms ns can bo procured else where. Thlt r slock
comprises
LADIES' 1JRE33 U00D3
ot tho choicest styles nnd latest fashions, together
with a largo assortment of Dry Uoods and ()rn
cerles, consisting nf tho following articles
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
oths,
Casslmercs,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Silks,
White Goods
Linens,
Hoop Skirls,
Muslins,
ltollowwnre
Ccdnrwaro
Queenswaro, Hnrdwarj
Roots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glasssa,
Tobacco,
CoCco,
Sttgjrs,
Tens,
l'.lco,
Allspice,
Glngor,
Cinnamon,
Nutmcf,:
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY,
in nnori, everything usually kept in country
tores, to which they invite the attention of the
publlo gonerally, Thehlghcnt prlco will be paid
ror conntry produco lu eschange for goods.
B. II. MILLEHAHON,
octl3'71-:f DloomsburgPu,
N
EV STOCK Ol'1 CLOTHING.
Kresli nrrlvnl of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
DAVID LOWENBERO
Invites attention to his stock or
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his storo ou
Mnln Street, InShlvo's block, ono door West
C. C. Marr's store,
Bloomsburg, Pn.,
where no lias Just received from Now York nud
Philadelphia n full nssorttnent of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lucludlni; the moat fashionable, dntnblo, and
iiauusomo
dress nnnnH.
consisting of
BOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-GLOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
of nil sorts, sizes nnd colors. He has also repen
i-sueu uis lui cuuy largo Biocil oj
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS.
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESrS
SHIRTS, CILVVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES.
no nas constantly ou uiinu a lurijo and Well-Be
ecled nESorlmcnt of
CLOTHS AND VEST1NGS,
which he Is prepared to mnito to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In the
best manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
nnd most of It Is of homo niunufactnre.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'SLRY.
ol every description, fluo nnd cheap. Ills caso ol
fcwelry Is Hotsurpasccd In tlilsSploco, Call und
oxnmlno hla general assortment or
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, 4.C.
octl3'71 DAVID LOWENBERO.
IID1LS
Tin: jxgiu:l' n:T3 that
CO.MPOSi; IKJrfADAMS aro
MLli!icil ou fvci v pachajjc, there
luro it io not. i ecucl preparation,
consequently
rnYsicm'3 rr.KScaiBi: it
It is a certain ono for Scrofula,
'VpIiiIm in all it funn'f, lilicunia-
jti.in, iikm iJHrmi'-ij livcr Coin
'(iljint a nil uU disease j of tho
JfluoJ.
v.'il! ilo more puod than ten boltle
of tlio Syrups of Karaaparilla.
THC U:lD:R'!iaNE:D PHY01CIAN3
liavo u'-ed IU iailalis in thcirprnctira
ior llio pisl threo years and fuely
er.ilotsij it ,s a rt li.iblo ARcralUa
and l;!ood 1'tirilicr.
Dlt.T. C. PCnt.of ll.dllmoio.
I)il. T. J. I..JVKI.V, "
1'I. I!. V.' C M.lt.
l:i:t o. r . i lly, "
: t J. ! . -.'.hills, ol Nicholas! 111c,
nr.. V L. McCAIlTlIA, Columbia,
!'. I .
. ..lii.LI , Ldscccmb, N. C.
i. li. vr.i..sviii.oxs,raiinirtr,
Mi-s.
V . SVITI', Jscl.-nn, Mirli.
. 1' Will 1.1 ll.I.u.ia, Ulilo.
t I1 VI I., tlllKl.
It - 1.N i; I c)..i!i.u!nii5vllle, Va.
AJl'I.. ('. .Mil'ADDEN, Murlrces.
ton, Tcun.
Our ' pace ' iilnr-t allmv of anv pv.
tr i led U'.l. uUs la ji'latlon to tlio
.lilt sol lio adaln. TutJio Mcdic.J
i'iuW slici v. ot;unantco a Fluid E
tra'tfiiipt'llorto any they liao cer
u,t'd in tlio trrariiient ot diseased
IMondi and tti thef.llllrted mc say try
Itosa'InliH, t.li I Juu ,ill lo lestorcd
tu health.
Itosa.lalh I, sl,l ly all DrtirclstJ.
prao &i.jJ per utile. Addrtsj
S3. CEMENTS ft 01
' Manufacturing ChmUtt,
Baltiuoui:, Hd.
ALTIMORE PIANOS.
Wo reSDectfnllv null th nttnnllnn nt lirM
desiring to purchase our mako or Pianos. Wo
aio Hstlrtttoa that we eon glvo satisfaction In
every caso. Our workmen skillful nud experien
ced und nro under tho perhouul superintendence
of tho members or our firm. Wo uso only tho
best seasoned timber, nnd the material In gene
ral Is Ilrst class. Our Pianos without exception
have the patent ngrafles arrangement throngh-
wi.i, ....it., iu nie opiuuiu oi ino most compe
tent Judges Is pronounced valuable. By this im- '
provemcnt n Plnno Is made more duiablo nud ,
aeeps ino vo-ie longer, we claim for our Instru
ments that they uro second tu none, and they
combine nil tho essential elements thnt consti
tute superior, workmanship. Wo will give n
written gunrautoo for live yeais.
Mr. Cunhau Fkkiman, luembar of our Arm,
will visit Bloomsburg lour tlmosnyenr to re
pair nud ntteud lo tuning of nil Pianos. In the
ubsoucoot Mr. Fiikiman, Mr. I. K, Milleu will
ntteud to our buslueks In llloomsburg and Is
authorized to receive und solicit orders.
Wo can glvo the very best lefereuees.
OAEHLE & CO.
. , Baltimore, M. D.
I. it, MiLT.cn, Dealer in Pianos, Organs nnd
Melodeous live octave and live stop urgaus ot
the bust make, sold attllU. Terms easy, Juno Zi
A OKNTS WANTED FOR
Xi A VERY SUPERIOR ROOK,
"BOW IN THE CLOUD."
Edited by Rt. Rev. WM. HACON STEVENS,
D. D., L. L. I).
It is full of Iho richest nnd rarest thoughts, tin
ioldlug thoploWouj Convenant Promises of our
Hod. Superbly IllustratcdaudboundluiicuUo
signs of ,ire elegance.
It Is a Una among books. Xicm's Herald.
It Is one of tho most eletnnt books ever Issued
from the American press- H'afcAnian mid Relec
tor. This Is a book of surpassing beauty. N, 1". 06
crttr. A J.OVEI.V UOOK 10 It A HOLIDAY OIST.
Enriched with ai exquisite gems of poetry.
Irst-class Agents nro mnkliig JlOto t'Alper dny,
l rlcelow. Terms extra. For Circulors nddress,
HU11UAR1) I1UOS., Publishers,
dec's 71-tf . 7SI Bausom St., Phlia.
m
0
? I
Bears'
rAI'UABLB I'llOPISHTY FOll
, SALE.
Tlio undersigned wishing to rctlro from busi
ness nowotrers nt prlvnte sain his entire proper
ty situated lu Orangevllle, consisting ot u one
bull interest lu the well known
FOUNDRY AND ApiUCULTUItAL WORKS,
I paether with the Engine, Lathe And other Ma
chinery belonging to Iho same, also the entire
stock now on baud, together with u valuable
pair of horses, nnd the wagons, sleds, Harness,
.Vc. ulso his town lots ou which Is erected n good
frame dwelling, also, twenty-live acres, known
as the Dr. Lott properly abuut ten or which are
cleared, the balunce timbered.
Priced reasonable. Possession given at any
time to suit purchasers. Apply to or address.
...... WILLIAM BCHUYLER.
oct, 6,'71-tf, oraugjvillo, Columbia Co
Drugs nud Chomicala.
f HE CAUSE AND OURE OF
X CONSUMPllON.
iho primary cnuso of Consumption Is derange
menturihodlgestlvooignns. mis derangement
produces ilellcicnt nutriilou nnd asslmllatlo u
ly assimilation 1 mean that piocess by which
the nutriment ol tho food Is converted Into
blood, nud thonco Into tho solids of the body.
Persons wllh digestion thus Impaired, having
tho slightest predisposition lo pulmonary dis
ease, or II thoy tako cold, will bo very llablo lo
hnu Consumption of tho Lungs In somo or Us
lorms; nud lliold Hint It will bo lmpoislbloto
cure nuy cnRo of Consumption without first ro
sloillig a good digestion and healthy assimila
tion, tho very III st thing lo botlonols loclenuso
the stomncuuud bowels Uomnlldlseasod mucus
nud slime, wulch Is clogging theso organs to
Hint theyenuuot perform their lunctluiis, und
then lou-o up nnd restore tho liver lo it heiillhy
nctlon, For this purpose tlio surest nun best
lemedy Is Bcbouck's Mnnurnlcu Pills, Theso
Pills elenu the stomach nnd bowels of nil tho
dead nud moibld slltno that Is causing dlsenso
und decay lu tlio wnoio system, Tney will clear
uut tho liver ol nil diseased bile that has accum
ulated there, nud rouso it up to n new and
heiiltny nctlon, by which natural nnd licallliy
bllo Is secreted,
The slumuch, bowels, nnd liver nro thusclcnns
cd by the uso of Schonca's Mnudraito Pills j but
there lcmulus In tho stoniucti nu excess ot ucid,
tho organ Is torpid nud Iho uppotito poor. In
tho bowels thelacleals uro weak, and luipurlug
stienglli and support, ltls iu n condition liko
thlsluatschenek's seaweed Tonlo proves to bo
tho most valuable remedy uver illeoveied. It
lsnlknliuo, nnd Its uso will neutralize all excess
of acid, making lliustomuch sweet nud lresh; It
will glvo peiniancul lono to tills Important or
gan, und create u good, hiarly appetite, und pre
pale the system fur tlio Hut process ol it goou ill
Kcstlon, and ulllmitcly multo good, nealiby,
living blood. Alter this prepaintory treatment,
whul remains tu curo most cases of Consump
tion Is tho ireouud porseverlnguso of sctieuck's
l'uimonlcsyiup. Thol'iiltuonicsyrup uouruties
the system, pmiiles tho blood, nud Ureadlly ub
soibedluto Hie cUculnttou, nud Ihelice Ulslrlb
uled in the illaeused lungs. There It ripens nil
morbid mutters, wuelher lu tho lonn ol abscess
es or tubercles, und then assists N'ulilro lu expel
ull tho diseased matter, lu tho form of Irco ex
pectoration, when oucu It ripens. It Is then, by
iho great healing and purllylng properties of
Scllelick'H rulmonlu svitin. hull ml nlnei anil
cavliles uro healed up houiut, and my patient la
Tho essential thing to bo done In curing con
sumption is lo get up a gooduppetllo nud a good
digestion, so that tnu body will grow lu nosh
und get strong. If n person has diseased Jungs,
a cavity or abscess thete, tho cavity cannot
henl,lho mutter cannot ripcu,so long as tho sys
tem is below par. What Is necessary lo curo is n
new order nl tilings, a good appetite, u good
nutrition, tho body to grow lu ilcsli ana get lat:
then IVnture Is helped, the cavities will heal, the
matter will llpen and bo thrown oiriu ige
quantities, nnd tho person regain strength.
'1 Ills Is tho tine and only plan to etito Consump
tion, nnd If a person Is veiy bad, If tlio lungs nro
not entirely destroyed, or even It ono lung is en
tirely gone, II thero Is enough vitality lelt lu the
other to ileal up, therois hope.
1 hno btcn many persons cm cd with only ono
sound lung, live and enjoy lite to a g'loii old Biro.
This is what schenck's .Medicines will do lo curo
Cousumptlnu. They will clean out tho stom ten,
sweeten and strengthen It, get up ti good diges
tion, aud glvo Nature tho assistance sho uteusto
clear tho system or nil tho disease that Is In the
lu ngs, whatever tho lonn may be.
It Is Important that whilo using Schenck's
Medicines, caio Hhould bo exercised not to tako
coldj keep ln-doors iu cold and damp weal her;
avoid night ulr, nnd tnko out-door exercise only
In n genial nud warm sunshine.
I wish It distinctly understood tint when I rec
ommend a patient to bo carelul In legardlo tnk
lngcold, while using my Medicines, t do so font
special reason. A man who has but paitiallv re
covered Irom Iho edicts or a bad cold Is larmore
llablo lo a relapso than ono who litis beeu entire
ly cured; nnd it Is preclsuly tho samo iu rcard
to Consumption, So long us tho lungs uro not
perfectly healed, Just so long Is thcio imminent
danger of n lull leturn of tho disease. Hence It
Is that I so strenuously caution pulmouary pa
llents ngalust exposing themselves to an iilmos
phcro that Is not gental and pleasant. Continu
ed Consumptives' lungs nro n mass of sores,
which tlio least change ol almospbero will In
flame. Tlio grand secret of my success with my
Medicines coiisMh In my ability tusubluelu
llammallou Instead of piovokiug it, ns many of
the taeultv do. An iullamed linn; eaiinnt. with
safetv to tho patient, bo exposed to tho biting
blasts of Winter or tho chilling winds ol Sprint
er Autumn. It should bo carefully shielded irom
nil Irritating lulluenees, Tho utmost caution
should bo observed in this particular, us wltuout
It ii euro under almost uny circumstances Is nu
Impossibility.
i uv person snotuu no Kept on a wiiolesoinoanil
nutritious diet, nnd all Iho Medicines continued
until thu body has lestorodto it tin, li.uninl
quantity ol ilesh und strength.
I was misolt cured by tills treatment of tho
worst kind of Consumption, und Iiau lived to
got lat and hearty these many years, with onu
lung mostly gone. I liavo cured thoustitnlsKliieo
and very many have been cured by thlstieatr
luent whom I bavo never seen.
juout tnu First ol October I expect to tako
POsSCSslOll Of lllV HOW blllllllntr. ntllin Vnrllir.!,.,
Comer or Sixth and Arch Streets, wheio I shal
bo pleased to glvo advico to all who may requlro
Full directions ncconinanv all oiv Ttnmr.,llp
so that iv person In any part of the world cm bo
readily curt it by n sirlct obsorvsucool'tbosaine,
J. 11. HUlIl.Ulv, m. 1).
Philadelphia.
Johnson. Holl.iwnv .fr. (!mvilnn Ml ' Arnlt u,
Philadelphia, wholesalo agents. novl7'7I-iy.
Dr. WALIirr.'-
VINEG-AL
- !
Hear testimony lo ih"lr "Won.:
lulCuiatio LUccta.
tf S ti IV HAT ARE
r.
v o
TIIEY AKE NOT A VILE
D R I PJ 1C
iMtloc? P4JrsJftini,'U'hisUcy, Proof Splrito
und lleftibu Licuuru doctored, eplccd and erect
tned to plcasotho taste, callcd"ToalcQl""Arpctl2
era," " Ilcstorcrs," dc, that lead tto tippler ca to
crnnlienncES and rnli.,butaroatnio Slcdicine. inado
from tho Natlvo Roots and Ilcrbt) of California, freo
from nil Alcoliulio Stlniulants. Tncyaro Uia
JltEAT ULOOD l'UIllFlEIl nnd A LIFE
;IVIM! PllIN'CIPLE a perfect Renovator and
Iavlgcrator of tlio BjEtcm, carrying otr all polsonoua
matter and rcttorins tlio tlood to a ncaltliy cocflltloa.
.o person cantaso tacto Elttcr accorclhia toihrcj-
tion and remain Iocs unwell. 0
bluO wlilto civenforaa lararaUocasc.iiui'."l
tlio bones aro not destroyed by mineral Poison or
otner lacanB, and tno vital orsaca was.ee' v?nd tno
joint of repair.
l'nrlnfliimmmory nnd Chronic Khcnmn.
I! tin nud tlout, DysDcpsIn, or ladlceutloii,
Xilluue, Remittent nud Intermittent Fovea
i!lrem.tu of the lSIood, Liver, Kidnejs, mid
LInddcr, tncco llittcrn levo been Licit succccc-
lu!. liucli DIscchco aro cccccd ly Vltlr.te.l
Elocd. v, lilcli ia ccLCrslly iroduccdby icracttnont
mo uiceetlvo Oicnuii.
DYUl'KPMIA Oil INniUESTIt!?:. llcl
aoLf, ivin in 1I13 tucUCcrj, CouECc.Tit'litccucf tlio
CUct, Dijiaicsa, coar 1'iuct.tlono of tlio Etomaca,
l.ad t jEte i.. tlu .nmn, Iitlmua AttacU, Palp.tatlca
cr tlio Heart, iLCuiacLaacf tlio Lungs, 1'alnlnlno
llona cf ilia Kifncya, nnd 0 l-ocSrcd otlier rualnl
oniton.8,rro t:.o cbprlccaof Uytpcpala.
'ilnyinvUcra'.j II13 Etcinatli and Etima.ato t..a tor-
1 .Jl.vci aLd 'jcvil3,vUc!i render tlicni of nncnnallcl
i.Jcacyla clctacaj luo Mood of all Impurities, oad
11 j artin; new l.fj ntd vigor to tlio wl.olo frstca.
I'OU isKi:; :::aAliCS, Ernptlenj, Tetter, Calt
I Ui : ., l:u ulus, rro.r.ril. inii:, rmnlcs.EollB. Car.
Luat'. ,!..a-.,u.n:s, CcUMlcnd, Eoro L'yco.Errelp.
Ua:;cU, tcui'.'j, Llscolcratlor.3 of IlioEliln.nuinoro
d Ijijl ascs cl tlio Llila, of vhatc cr namo or nature.
crj lltircllr dnj cp and carried out of tlio CTEtcni la a
ii.ort t.iao by tlio uso of tlicco Bitters, Oaa bottlo la
luch ci.re3 n-111 con laco U.o meet iacrctalons of tacir
eoraiivo cucct.
Clcacao t'ao Vitiated Blood wncnevcr you find Its
JxpnrltlcsbcrctlngtUronch tao Elrtn larimplos, Ernp
tiens cr Ceres 1 tlcanso It vucn you find It obstructed
an! tlc3l5li la tho veins 1 clcaaso it wlica It Is foul,
and yonr feelings will tell yon wticn. Keep tlio blood
pnro and tlio licalta of tlio tyBtcni will follow.
PIN, TAFEcndouicrWOIt.Ufj, lnrklnBlntno
cyGtcm cf so many thousands, aro effectually destroy
ed and removed. Tor full dlrccUons, read carefully
tl.o circular around each bottlo, printed la four Ian-eaajcs-EnsllEa.Gcrman,
French end Bpanlsn, ,
J.WALCES, rrofrictor. R.n.ycEOSALD & CO.,
Dmjjuts and Ocn, Abct.is, Ean Francisco, Cal
and &J and Zl Coiuuicrco Street. Now York.
&-BOLD lit ALL WiUllGISTS AND DEALEIia.
!3'70-tt
ass S r?s
va" I V Sill
ill w
nun w MMvW Sss
t4'J.i" C'.-'S
u 75 , ttiey Ann not a vile 1 5 a
3 FANCY D R I PJ 1C . $M'i
(TP A
To nny person producing any Mi llclno show
Ing half us many living, permanent cures as Du.
FriLtn'i) Vkoutauli: Rhkumatio Kkmkuv,
Used imeanlly only, A pleasant Medicine, free
Irom Injurious drugs. Warranted, under oath,
tohnVH permanently cured l)3ln every 1C0 patients
treated In tlio past teu years, (eo testimony.)
It Is the selentillo prescription of Professor Jos.
P. Fitler, M. D , u graduate of tho University ol
Pennsylvania A. D. ls.1.1, now ono or Philadel
phia's oldest regular physicians, nud Professor ol
Chemistry mm Toxicology, who luus made
Neuralgia, Chrnnla und lullammutory llheuma
tlsm tlio speciality of his entire prolesslonal
life a fact vouched for by tho signatures accom
panying each bottlo,ot!unuy prominent renown
ed pnysicluus, clergy men, uutl other testimonials.
To protect suilerers Irum poisonous itt;ick nos
trums nud useless expeudlturo of money, n legal
signed guuruulce.stutlngcxuct uumberof bottles
warranted to cine, will be forwarded gratis to
any sulleier sending by letter a full description
of auilctlou, Iu ensoot failure to curo, amount
paid positively relunded, Medlclno sent any
where by express, collect on delivery, Atlllcled
invited to write forailvlce; all Information and
medical udvlce sent by letter gratis. Principal
office. W South Fourth street, Phlladolpltla, Pa.
The Remedy is sold or obtained by Druggists,
iuarSl'7l-lv
Miscellaneous.
CONTINENTAL.
Lifo Insurances Oompauy.
OF NEW YORK.
1. of Policies issued 43,000.
ASSETS $5,500,000.
TSSUESnll tho now form of Policies
innd ptesenls ns lavornble terms as nuy com
pany lu tho United Htules,
Tho company will mako temporary loans ou
its policies.
Thirty days' graco allowod on each paymont,
nod tlio policy held good during thnt tlmo.
All uur policies mo Incontestable for the usual
causes,
Policies issued by this company nre nou-for-Iclturo,
No exti ft charges mado for travelling permits.
Pol Icy holders sharo lu tho annual prolltsol
the company, and have n voice In the elections
nnd management of tho company.
No policy or medical leo charged.
.IIIHTUH LAWRKNCE, Pres't.
, . . W. II. WYNKOOP, Vlcol'rcs't.
.1. P. Ronnr.s, Kecretnry,
H, C. CiiANOLUi:, Jr Actuary,
Central Olce of lilli-Eastcrii Mu'a.
"Columbian" Building-
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
LUDWKt & BROCKWAY,
General Agents.
Jan. 5,lS72-tf.
PATENT
AEION PIANO.
The onlv nerfect Instrument in the World.
Is unequnllat lu Rlcliness, Power, llrilllaney nnd
.'v.i,.iiiiL,y, r,,L'eu.i leiius 10 le.icuers, aniriteii
lavors to Clergymen. Send lor Illus' ruled Arion
i-niupuiet.
('. W. FOSTER, Clenernl Agent,
mar 10'71-lf. .M.tucii Ciiumc. 1'A
(flAKRIAaE MANUFACTORY,
Rloomsbnrg, Pa.
U. C. SLOAN BROTHER
Hnvo on hand nnd for snlo nt tho most reason
bio rates n splendid stock of
CARRIAGES, HUGOIES,
and evoiy description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mado of tho best nnd most dar
able materials, nnd by tlio most experienced
workmen. AH work sent out irom the estab
lishment will bo lound to beof the highest class
nnd suro to glvo perleet satisfaction. They have
also n nno assortment 01
SLEIGHS
ofnlltbo newest nnd most l.ishlnnablo styleu
won nnucareiuuy inane mm 01 ino nest mater
mis.
An lnsnectlon of thoir work Is nsked ns It
believed that none superior can bo found In the
country. juiii.i
Hail Roads.
T AOICAWAXNA
AND BLOOMS
JLJ lSURcl RAILROAD
On nud aft jr Nov. i.7, 1S71.P
run as follows :
asseugor Trains wil
Going North,
Arrive Arrive
Going South
j-,eave i.eavt
n. m. ti. m.
ji.m. a. 111
Scran tou !U'J
1.11
1.1".
2.11
10.0
Fltlslou s.l.-i
11.52
ii.;
Kingston
1 "t.
oj C'rs
8.3.) 12.11
31
11.00
d W.l.ario
Plymouth 8.
Shickshlnny.... 7.3J
llerwlck 7.1H
Illoom 8.05
12.1,1 2.10
12.00 ::.cs
11.38 B.51
11.11 11.57
KI.W 1.27
Danvlliu
Connection mado atMcrnnton bv the lll.IOn.m
tral'i lor Great Rend, lllugliamtou, Albany nud
nu points r.ortn, jvisi nun west.
D. T. HOUND, Sup't.
MOKTIIERN CENTRAL RATI.
V WAY.
Ou and after Nov, 12th 1871, Trains will
leave SUNnuity ns follows :
NORTHWARD.
12.30 p.m. I) lily toWllllamsport, Elrntra, Cannn-
naiguii, jtoeuestor, tiuuaio, mtspeustonuriuge,
nuu runs.
12. IJ I'. M. RufUilo, N. Falls, .to.
COO i". M., Dallv, (except Sundays) ror William-
sport aud Erlo,
1.33 i'. m.. Dallv. (oxeontSunilavs) for Elmlra,
lluir.iloanil Niagara FalU, via. Erie railroad
irum r.iuur 1.
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
1.17 A.M. Dally for llaltlmore, Wnslilngton and
j.'!lliauoipuiu,
10.O, A. M. Dally (oxeopt Sundays) for Baltlmori
Washington ami Pal'atlolpula.
1.41 1'. M. Dally (oxeopt Sundays) lor lUltlnioro,
Phlladelphl.i, .tc.
KD. S. YOUNG.
General P&sscuger Agent,
AJ.FKED R. FlaK. Gen'L 8up't.
gHOUTEST ROUTE EASTWARD
Danville, Hazletou & Wilkestiarre RE.
WINTER ARJlAXamrENTS.
EASTWARD.
1.EAVS.
WEIl'WARD.
A. M.' I.UAVB.
Suubury
23 1 "W York.
Il.lllVlllO.,
c.unwlssa
.... 7.ia!
Fasten.
7.2S
... 0 US
1'. M,
ax
l'lllhl
HelhleU'm,
Huzletou
Ilolhlehem,
l'hlladelplila
Munletou.
'U
12.10
Hazlcton.
t'atawissa.
Danvlliu.
-J 2.1S
it 4 A 12.11.1
New York,
Suu bury.
The nflernonii train eonneetsnt Simburv with
Iho P. E, 4.35 p. 111, train going West; arrives at
WtlllamsportiVlO; Lock Haven ;,!"", p.m., und with
the Northern Ctlilrul 4 U) p, 111.. moving South,
reaching Hurrlsburg 7.00 p. iu,, and llaltlmore
1u.11 ti, m., nuu uiso wuu 1110 nuuoury auu iew
lstnwu Itallroail.
Coinforinble nud handsome Coaches ou this
new route.
j, HEitVEY kauw, Hupenuicnuoui.
CHOICE FAIRY GROCERIES
DOWN IN PHIOE
ar. n. ih a 1 z n ' s,
Corner Jlaln and Ccntro sts.,
DLOOMSDURU,
A new stock of Fresh Goods Just opened at
MAIZE'S.
Teas. .'ilIYos. SucrsirM.
SYRUIW nud MOLAHHF.S. CHtElE, MEATS.
SALT. FIHH. etc.
VEGETABLES, HERMETICALLY Scaled
fl noils.
JELLIES and PRESERVES, PICKLES,
f uituiurs auu uuaig.oj.ju riiuitw.
An Elegant Assortment
OF
QUBBNSWARE
Constautly on hand.
Also WOOD. WILLOW and (J1.ARSWAIIE nf
overy variety.
All my goods are of the first nualltvnml nt r.
tremely low prices,
t
Patont Modiciuoa,
JJJONRY T. llELJIHOLD'. .
COMPOUND 1'IiU I 1)
HXTKAOT OATAWI1A
0 li A P K I I L L S.
Oiwjjonenl Itrts-I1ut,t Extract Rhularb a..,t
f'lutit trad Uttawba Urttpt
MINERALS Oil DELHTUItlOUS DItL'GtJ,
Those Pilla nro tho most delightfully plca'.an
purgative, suporsodlug castor oil, salts, ma,.,
nesl.i, etc. Thero Is nothing moro acceptable 0
the stomach, They Rlvo tone, nud cause nelt 1 1
tiatiscn nor griping iiaius, They nro compo u
otllio finest ingredients, After 11 few days' u j
them, such nuiiivigorntiouofthoonilro sy.,t i
takes placo ns tonppcnr mtrnculous to tno w
and enervated, whetber arising from im "
dcuco or disease. II. T. Hclmbold's CoinpJu.
l'luidExIractCtlnwbnGrnno Plllsnro not t
coated, from tho fact that sugar-coated Ph. (,
not dlsolve, but pass through the stomach wltiiou
dissolt Ing, consequently do not produco iho de.
sired cirect. THE CATAW11A GRAPE PI,r,.j
being pleasant In tasto suit odor, do not uccc 1.
late their being sugir-co.ilol. PlttCE 1 1 n
CENTS PER IIOX.
numir t. UELiinoijytu
HlOllbV COJtCKNTH.VTED COMl'OUHIl
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will rftillcnllv oxttrmlnato from the syi 1
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Soros, Ulcers, Moral
Sore Legs, Soro Mouth, Head, Ilroueli
Skin Dlsenses, Suit Rlieui.v, nukers, Rmiii
from tho Ear, White Swellings, Tumors, I
cerotiH Allcclious, Nodes, Rlckels.Glnndar
lugs, Night Sweats, Rash, Tetter, Humors ot a
Kinds, Cliroulo Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ami u
disease thnt has beeu established lu tho m
for years.
lielng prepared EXPRESSLY for Ihonbove coin
plaints, Its ULOOD.PURIFYING proprletn 1 r
greater tints nuy oilier preparation ol Sar . ,u.
rillu. It gives tho COMPLEXION n clear iu
healthy color nnd restores tho patient tu a m -ol
HEALTH nud PURITY. For Purifying tne
lllood, removing all Chronic Constitution! 1 1 j.
eases arising from nu Impure slnto or the biur.u
And tho only reliable nnd ellectmil known r u .
dy for tho euro ol Pains and Swellings ol 1
Roues, Ulcerations of tho Throat and I,
Ulotches, Pimples on tno Fnco, Erysipelas i.,i
all scaly Eruptions ul tlio Skin, and Rcr.uhl, 11
the Complexion, Price, Si 00 per Rot lie.
II 13X11 Y T. IIELJIROLD'fi
C'OXCKKlltATnD
FL UID EXTHA OT 11 UCU I ,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured overy caso of Diabetes lu which 11 n
been given, In ltatlon of Iho neck of tholllauii
mid Inilnniinntlon oftho Kidneys, Clccratlob 1
tho Kidneys nml llladder. Retention of Urme
Dlt cases or tho Prostate Gland. Stono iu the 111.
der, Cnlculs, Gravel, Rrlckdusl Deposit, ,
Mucous or Milky Discharges, nnd for Enfei"
and Delicato Constitutions or both Rexes, tme 1
ded with tho following symptoms: Iudi'.pi
Hon to Exertion, loss 01 Powtr, loss of Mciuon
Difficulty of llreathing, Weak Nerves, Trjiu
bllug, Horror of Dlsenso, Waketulness, Dlnim .
of Vision, Pniu lu tho Hack, Hot Hands, l'iti,u.
Ing or tho llody. Dryness ol the Skin, Eruption
on tho Fnco, 1'ullid Countcuauce, Uuiver a
Lasslludo ortho Muscular System, etc.
Usod by pcisotis Irom tno uges orelglitc 'u ,
twenty-live, nud from thlrly-llvo to fllly-ihe 01
lu tlio ileclluo or chnugo of life; nrter coniluc
incut or labor pnln3; bed-wettlug In children.
Ilclmbold'a Extract Ducliu l.s Dluielie nr..
niood-l'urllying, nnd cures all diseases ar. in,
from Habits of Dissipation, nnd Excesses nut.
Imprudences In Llle, Impurities of tlio lllood
etc., superseding Copabia In uirectlons tor which
It Is used, nud Syphilitic, Affections n tui.se
dlsenses used lu counectlon Willi HELMni'lo'S
ROSE WASH.
LADIES.
In many aOcctlons peculiar to ladles, too I.j.
tract lluelm Is unequalled by any other ivun dy
as is Chlorosis or Retentlou, Irregularis Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customaiy Liuriia.
lions, Ulcerated or Schlrrus Stato of Iho I itru,
Lcucorrhcea or Whltes.Sterlllty.tiudforali mm.
plaints Incident to tho sox, whether ausing hum
Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipation. lie nn
scribed extensively by tho most eminent pu. .
lans nnd Jlldivlves for Enleeblcd nud Duini.
Constitutions, of both sexes and all ajjcs an ..
ded with nuy of tho nbovo diseases o r sj 111 .i ,n.s
II. T. HELMIIOLD'S EXTRACT ill'L III
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROS1 IMI'U'
DENCE, HA11IT3 0F DISSIPATION. LP ..
In all thoir stages, nt littlo expenso llt'le or
chaugo In diet, uo Inconveulcuco, and no s
posure. It causes a Ireauent desire, aud ,-ves
strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obs""1
Hons, Preventing nnd Curing strlcluie.s 01 iu
Urotba, Allaying Palu und Inllaniniaium bo
frequent in this class of diseases, nud cxpeuai;
nil Poisonous matter.
I Thousands who liavo been tho victim- if in-
competent persons, and who have paid ucuy
fees lo be cured In 11 short time, have found tiuy
hnvo been deceived, and that tho "Poison bus
by tho uso of "powerful astringents," been dried
up lu tho syidcui, to break out in n more uggrj
vatetl form, and perhaps niter Man lage,
Uso HELMCOLD'S EXTRACT HUCHt' for all
All'ectlous nnd Diseases oftho Urlnnry Organs,
whether existing In Malo or Female, Irom vli.il-
ever cause orlglnntlng, nnd 110 matter of uom
long htaiidlng. PRICE ONE DOLL Ml AND
FIFTY CENTS Villi DOTTLE.
HENRY T. IIELMROLD'S IM
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo surpassed as a FACE WASH, sniff 1
bo found tlio only speclllo remedy in every
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. It spee-
Illy eradicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SCOR1H I U
DRYNESS, INDURATIONSofthoCUTANEOl S
MEMI1RANE, etc., dispels REDNESS and N
CIPIENT INFLAMATION. HIVES, U.VH
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF SCALP Ol.
SlilN, FROSTHITES, nnd all purposes lor winch
SALVES or OINTMENTS nre used ; restore- tu
skin to a stato of purity nuil softness, and In
sures continued healthy nctlon to tho tissue o
Its vessois, on which depeud the ngreoablo cle.o
ness and vivacity ol complexion so muoh soucu'
aud ndmlrcd, Dut howover valuable ns
emody tr existing defects of the skin, II
Helmbold's Roso Wash lias long sustained u
principle claim lo unbounded patronage,
possessing iiualltlcs which render it a TO1I.1.I'
APPENDAGE of tho most Supcrlattvo ano
Congenial character, coiublulug In an cleiii
lormula those promlneutrequlslts, SAFETY a"'
FFIOACY tho Invariable nccompanimom 01
its use as a Pieservntlve nnd Relre-sheroi uo
Complexion, Ills an excellent Lotion lor ii'v
asesofnSyphllltloNnturo.nndas nu mjoitno
lor diseases of tho Urluary Organs, nrlsing fr
habits of dissipation, used lu counectlon '
the EXTRACTS HUOHU.BAUSAPARILLA, " ' '
CATAWUA'GRAPE PILLS, lu btich diseases 11
recommcnJcd, ennuot bo surpassjd, I' t
ONE DOLLAR PER UOfTLE.
Full nud explicit directions accompany '
medicines.
Evidence 01 tno most respousime ana reii.u"
character furulshod ou application, with liun
dresls of tliousanas of living witnesses, nud W
ward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates nud reconi'
meudatory letters, many of which are from u"
highest sources, lucludlug eminent Physlclun
Cleigymeu, Statesmen, etc. The pioprletor h
ueverrcsorletl to their publication In tho new
papersi he does not do this rrom tho fact tun
ills articles rnnk as Standard Preparations, auu
do not need to bo propped up by certificates.
Ilcnry T. IIclmboIil'M Genuine
I'rcnuratloiiN,
Delivered: to any address. Be cure from obsei
atlon,
Established upwards of twenty years. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Address letters for in
formation, In coulidence to HENRY T, HELM
HOLD, Druggist and Chemist
Only Depots! II. T. HELMIIOLD'S Drug ft'w
Chemical Warehouse, No, 601 HroaUway, Now
York, or to II. T, HELMIIOLD'S Medical Depot
101 South Tenth Sti eot, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR LI Ell COMPLAINTS, JAUNDKT liti
10U.4 AI'FECTIONH. HICK OU HURVo
HEADACHE.COsJTIVENEiSH, Lrc. PI III
VEOETAIILE, CONTAINING NO Ml.lb i '.
1 1
ueco-n-it j, U, MAIZE.
UEWAUB OF COUNTERFEITERS.