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THE COLUMBIAN A.ND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUR.Gr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
lieu In I'lnco or Dog..
Tliero U hardly a fmnlly tlmt doc's
tin' throw it wny enough tnblcntrdpi I"
foul nt lonst lmlfn dozen lions nntl
many Hint keep n nuisance In tho slmpu
of n tlo;r, tlmt doos no Rood, but costs
moru than n dozon eood hens, citnplnln
that, thoy cAiinot fiflbrd to keep hens.
Ono dog In ti nolghborhood Is Ronorally
n Krcatcr troublo to tho neighbors than
a llock of hens would bo; for If hens
nro Well fed nt homo thoy Will rarely ro
invity. Hut who over saw n dog that
wai not a post, running ncros-s tho now
ly inndo garden, rind sticking Ills noso
into everything.? Kill on" tho curs nnd
give tho food to tho hens, nnd you will
titfd lol.mro nsWoll ns protltlnsodo
Iiir. W'o wish thoro was n tax of ono
hundred dollars on every doc in tho
country. Thoso that nro of valuo ns
wnleh-dog3 could bo retained, whllo tho
host of rtnutling, dlrtylcurs would glvo
placo to eomo moro useful and less
troublcsomo pet. Poultry Standard.
Foct Hot in Cattle, I havo had
nn ojfperlenco of nearly thirty years In
Canada with thlsdlseaso,and havo tried
all tho remedies recommended by diff
erent writer?, nearly all of which failed.
1 wiw kd to try experiments and Anally
succeeded In finding tho origin or place
of beginning of this disease. In Its first
appearance, if you observo closely, you
will seo tho animal shake Its hind foot
lis if something wero between tho
cloven parts of tho hoof, and tho samo
nnklo will soon becomo a little swollen.
You may then look out for tho foot rot
And now for tho remedy : It is ncccs
sary to tako up t lie foot and cut with
any sharp knifo a scralcirclo through
tho solo of tho foot, as near tho centre
as possible, and If fresh blood appears,
shut It back and try tho other hoof
(tliero will bo no danger in'lamlng tho
animal ;) but if matter appears proceed
to cut tho pleco out entire, about the
size of a Canadian shilling piece.
That will bo all that is necessary for
tho euro in its first stage. It will go no
further. But if it should break out at
tho top of tho hoof before discovery, you
will want to cut tho solo of tho foot as
nbovo described, and apply a salvo
mndo of tar and mutton tallow nt tho
top of tho hoof, or at tlio placo breaking
out.
Tho causo of its breaking out at tho
top of tho hoof is for want of vent: it
cannot find its way through tho shell of
tho foot. It must, therefore, find Its way
out at tho weakest point. HuralNcw
Yorker.
A correspondent of tho Farmer's
Jlome Journal writing from tno vicin
ity of Brandon, Hiss., speaks of a kind
of oats raised la that section, which is
valuable because it never rusts. Ho had
never heard it mentioned, either in tho
newspapers of Kentucky, or by farmers,
nnd yet it is a peculiar and distinctive
variety. It is known thoro as red oats,
and is tho only kind that can bo raised
in Mississippi. It can bo readily dis
tinguished from any other oats at a
glanco. TI1I3 variety is of a brownish
red color, and the grain will weigh two
or thrco times as much as that of any
other kind. It does notgrow qulto so
tall, but yields more grain. Tho corres
pondent docs not know where it origi
nated, but ho asserts that when other
oats are selling at 80 cents per bushel,
the red oats sell readily at from $1,50 to
$2,G0 per bushel.
How to Fasten Cows. Stanchions
should bo abolished as a cruelty to ani
mals. Cows or oxen thus fastened have
no opportunity of relioving themselves
from their clos'e.'cramped position. A
much moro comfortable.andsafo fasten
ing is tho rlng-and-chain cattlo-tie. The
ring slides up and down a post firmly
founded in tho floor of tho stable, nnd let
into tho beam or joist abovo. Tho chain
is fastened around tho animal's neck by
passing a small cross-bar through a
rlng;J and by passing it through two or
three of the rings, it is absolutely im
posslblo that tho chain can como un
fastened. A spring snap-hook may bo
used in addition, which will add another
perfect fastening If desired. Willi this
fastening tho cow can liodown in a nat
ural position, and whllo sleeping can
turn her head over toward her shoulder,
as sho will almost always do. Tho
writer has used them rormany years for
cows, oxen, and bulls, without any acci
dent and with great satisfaction. Mado
of steel they are light, cheap, secure, nnd
comfortable.
Cows that como In beforo tho Ursi of
April will now, in ordinary dairies, bo
allowed to go dry. In the majority of
easoj they ceaso to glvo milk of their
own accord. With warm stables and
liberal food, somo cows will continuo to
give milk nearly or qulto up to cilving.
Hut such cases, in our experience, are
rare. It requires liberal food and tho
best of treatment to keep such a cow in
vigorous health. For ton days or two
weeks ueroro calving, it Is well to glvo
laxatlvo food, such as bran-mash and lin
seed tea, or If this is not sufficient, glvo
a pound of glauber salts, or half-pound
of Epsom salt, and a tablespoonful of
ginger. In caso of very fat cows, It Is
well to give this doso once a week for
three weeks or a month beforo calving,
as n provcntlvo of milk-fever.
Tho first work on tho farm In tho
spring, when tho snow begins to melt,
should bo to let ofrnny wator that ac
cumulates on tho fields. No matter
how carefully tho furrows and outlets
may havo been mado In tho fall, tliero
is always moro or leas to bo done in tho
Hprlng, to provide froo egreas for tho
Wnter. A few hours' work with n lioo
and spado, at this season, will often
let off thousands of gallons of water,
which otherwlso would soak Into the
OpU and keep it wot and cold for soveral
weeks.
Bone-Meai.) foii Cows. Hon, Har
ris. Lewis of tho Farmer's Club to whom
was referred tho Inquiry mado a few
weeks ago about cows eating rubbish,
'oplled by lottor, saying that bonomeal
was needed. It might bo fed to them in
small quantities, like salt, or If two
hundred pounds per aero should bo
spread on tho pasture, it would furnish
tho cows with bono matorlal for a life
time. On sandy land,gyp3um would
a similar effect; ono hundred pounds
perucro was the right quantity.
Soke Mouth and Tongue. Threo
drachms or borax, two of sugar of load,
half, an ounco of alum, and a pint of
sago ten, will euro a sore mouth and
tongue, It must bo used as a wash.
Young Folks.
I'rliuo Oaiiilci.
A r A t It Y BTOUV.
Tliero was onco n Prlnco named (Jan.
defl, who was so rich that when ho went
out ho was obliged to ride with n guard,
lest ho should bo snapped up and mar
ried by Princesses from foroign king
doms. Now in tho kingdom of this
l'rlnco lived two fair sisters, called
Myrtlo nnd Violet, In nn old castlo by
tho sea j and they wcro so beautiful that
tho castlo was always full of their lov
ers, but tho sisters would listen to nono
of thorn.
Ono day, word camo to theso sisters
that l'rlnco Gnndes was coming to seo
them. Tho sisters wero in n great Hut
ler. They ran to tho chest to get out
alt their most beautiful dresses,
" I will wear white," said Violet.
"And I will wear purple," said
Myrtlo.
So thoy put on their handsome dresses
and sat up in their tower watching for
tho Frlnco. Iiy-nnd-by they saw a
great cloud of dust coming, and know
that ho was near at hand. Soon they
could seo a splendid coach In tho midst
and presently tho coach stopped at their
door, and tho Prince got out.
Ho was old, fat, and red-haired, with
tho worst walk and harshest volco In
tho world.
"You may havo him, sister," said
Violet. "If ho wero twenty times a
I'rinco I would not marry him."
Myrtlo tossed her head, and went for
ward to welcoino tho Prince.
Tho Prlnco got out of his carriage,
and wiped his feet on tho satin trail of
her robe.
"And why did you not provldo mo
with a better foot mat?" ho said, very
rouchly.
Myrtlo was naturally very angry, but
sho pretended to bo qulto pleased ; and
taking tho Prince's band, sho led him
into tho hall, when tho Prlnco strotcho
himself on tho handsomest sola, nnd
ordered her to stand and fan him.
Myrtle, who was determined to mar
ry tho Princo no matter how odious ho
was, took no notice of his rudeness, but
did as sho was bid. Put Violet, who
could not tear to seo it, wont out of the
castle, and sat down by tho sea-shore.
Thoro sho saw tho sea-fairies, and
heard them laugh, and say among them
selves, "Myrtle, who thinks herself
moro beautiful than any fuiry, is going
to marry tho great Prlnco Gandes."
Thl-) made Violet muro uneasy; and
sitting by the shore, sho began to weep
and a young man seeing her, rodo up to
ask what was tho matter.
"Oh, fir!'' cried Violet, " my sister
is determined to marry Princo Gandes
atul ho Is tho most hideous, vulgar mon
ster that tho world oversaw; and yet
know that nothing I can say can keep
her from it."
"That is very sad," answered the
young man, getting off Wis horse to talk
to Violet.
And bo talked so delightfully that
Violet sat thero till dark, nnd though
It was only half an hour.
"Will you como hero tomorrow?'
asked tho young man.
""Yes," said Violet and rau homo as
fast as sho could.
Just as sho got there, Myrtlo'd fairy
god-mother came in at thogato, and,
scowling at Violet, went to find Myrtlo.
" Godmother, I am to marry Princo
Gandes to-morrow," cried Myrtle, as
soon as sho saw her.
"You think that you are," answered
tho godmother; "but tho real Princo
spent all tho day with Violet on tho
sea-shore, and she is to meet him to
morrow. Tho man you havo hero is
tho meanest of his servants, whom tho
Prince sent hero to seo if you cared for
him or his title."
On hearing this, Myrtlo flow into a
violent rage; but her godmother stop
ped her.
"Go to thosea-shoro to-morrow," sho
said, "and tell tho young man whom
you will meet thero that VIolot means
to marry tho Prince, and cannot come,
and leavo the rest to me."
Accordingly, Myrtlo wont early tho
next day to tho sea-shore, and seeing
tho real Prince, told him what her god
mother had said. The Prlnco thought
this very strange, but said nothing.
By-and-by ho asked'her :
" How does' it happen that yesterday
you wero to marry tho Prince, and to
day it is Violet?"
"I havo changed my mind," said
Myrtle, but sho blushed so red that ho
was sure something was wrong.
So after ho had said good-bye, ho fol
lowed her home, and at thogato her
godmother met her.
"Well, how did you faro with tho
real Prince to-day?" sho askc-d.
" Ho is very stupid," sai.-l Myrtle,
pouting. "But what havo you done
with Violet?"
"Kept her asleep all day. Sho has
just woko up. Look where sho runs to
tho sea-shore."
Then Myrtlo laughed. But tho Princo
turned his horse, nnd rodo back to tho
shore, and thero found Violet, wringing
her hands, and saying:
" I havo slept all day, nnd now ho is
gone."
"No, he Is here," cried tho real
Prince.
And taking her on his horse, ho car
ried her to court.
So Violet married Princo Gande?, but
Myrtlo was too much ashamed to show
her head at court, becauso sho would
havo married a servant, thinking him
a king.
Tub Boy that Paid His Driits.
Tho other day, a llttlo son of a well
known bank officer In Wall street, Now
York, lost hia purso whllo coming from
Central Park ; and a stranger, seeing his
discomfort, paid IiU railroad fare, thruo
cents. Tho boy, thanking hlm,Baid;
" If you will toll mo your name, sir, I
will bring it to you to-morrow." "O,
no," said tho gentleman, " nover mind
about it." Tho boy persisted, saying
his father nover allowed him to run In
dobt. "I will not glvo you ray namo,"
replied tho gentleman, "but! llvo at
ISO, on street." Tho next morn
ing, tho door bell rang at that house,
and our llttlo hero told tho amused ser
vant his errand. ""Which of tho gen-
tieraen 13 it?" said sho; "thero aro
soveral In tho family." Tho boy twist
ed on his heel, and, after a moment's
tnougm, saiu: "liavo you a pnoio
graph book In thlshouso?" Sho brought
ono; and, turning Its pages, ho said,
pointing to ono: "That's my man
Pleaeo glvo him these thrco cents, and
toll him tho boy who borrowed It In tho
cars yesterday, left It to pay hia dobt."
Pntout Mcdiciuoa.
N APPEAL
To Dobllllnted Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
to Biiiiorcrs irom Liivor complaint,
To thoso having no Appctlto,
xo inoso wuu uroKon Down uonsu-
tutlons,
To Nervous neonlo.
To Children Wasting Away,
To nny with Djbltltated Dlgojtlvo
Organs,
Or sutTerina with ami of thcfotlowlno
Symptoms, which indlculc Disordered
lAver or womacn,
such in Con.
stlpatlnu, Inward
l'lles, Fulness or
Blood to tho Head, Acid
ity of tlio Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, l)lguu for Komi,
Sour Enisc'tntlotisluklngorFltil
terltignt thoPltnflho'stomacb.swliti.
mlngol tlio llonil, Hurried and Dlltlcult
ItroHtlitllff. Fluttering nL thn ftmrt. Chiilclna
or sutfncntlug Sensations whon In n Lying Pos
ture, Dimness oi v mon, uois or weos uoiore
tlioyiglit.Fevcrniuldullpaln In the head,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowtioss
of tho sttln and Eyes, Pulu In the
Slde, Uncle, Chest, Limbs, Ac,
Huiklen Flushes or lteat,
Burning In tho Flesh,
Coustnullmnglntngs
of Kvll, nud great
Depression of
t Spirits.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any li 1ml,
Ts different from nil others. It Is rnmnosod of
the pnro j luces, or t uai I'rmctpte oj noma, jierus,
nnd Harks, (or us medicinally termed Exlrncts,)
i in won imssor lnerLvtnriinnsoi uieinsreuienis
not being used. Therefore In one llottTo of this
Hitters thero is contained ns much medtclunl
virtue ns win bo found In several gallons of or
dinary mixtures, Alio noois, ccc, uscu in una
Hlttf rs nro erown In Uormnnv. their vllnl prin
ciples extracted in that country by a scloullHo
Chemist, nnd forwarded to tho manufactory in
this city, whore they lire compounded nnd hot
tied, Coutnlnlng no spirituous Ingredients, this
Hitters is freo from the oojecuons urged ngainsi
ull others: no doslro for stimulants can ho in
ducod from their use, thev cannot make drunk
ards, nnd cannot under nuy circumstances, havo
any mu a ucueucini cucci.
HOOFLAND'S QEtUIAN TONIC,
Ws compounded lor those not Inclined to
exlrcmo bitters, nnd Is Intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is repaired In
connection vruu tno 'ionio properties 01 too uii'
tcra. Pjirh tiotilo of tho Toulo contains one hot'
tin of thn Hitters, cnmhlnod wiLh Puro BANTA
CllUZ UUM.nnd tlavorcd In such a manner that
mo extreme nmemeaa ui iuw uiiMjrajsuvttuumf.
forming n preparation nigniy ngrceaoie nni
clnal virtues of too Ilitters. The price of tho
Tonio 13 S1.60 per lioitio wnicn many persons
liunit lUOlllgu. lUUSll 1UHJ WUOIMKIW
Hon that tho stimulant used Is guaranteed to bn
of n tmro oualltv. A poor nrtlclu could be fur
nished nt a cheaper price.but Is It not better to pay
n little more and havo n goodarllcle7 Amedl
clnal preparation should contain none but tho
heRt.lni-rpillpnts! and t hev who pxnect to obtain
u cheap ooiuiMiwil, undba benefltlei by It will
mostcerminiy oe cueaieu.
ilOOFLAND'S OEIIMAN BITrEItS,
on
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
WITH
HOOFLAND'S l'ODOPUYLLIN PILL,
WILL CURD YOU.
They nro tho Greatest
u i. q o d r u li i f 1 1: u b
Known to the Medical world, and will eradi
cate Ulsonsesarlslngfromimpuro blood. Debility
of tho Digestive Organs, or diseased Liver, In n
shorter time, than nuy other Known remedies.
The whole SUritEMU COUUTof Pennsylvania
SPEAK POn THESE REMEDIES.
Who would ask for moro Dignified nndStrongcr
Testimony ?
Don. OEor.ac W. WooDWAbD, former Chief Jus
tice of tlie Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, a
present Member of Congress from Fennsylmnta
writes:
rniLADEtrniA, March 16th, 1S37.
I find " Ilootland's German Bitters" Is ngood
tonle, useful In diseases of the digestlvo organs,
and of great benefit In cases of debility and want
of action In tho system. Yours truly
QEOncm W. Woodward.
Hon. Jam es Thomson, Cfiff Justice rj the Supreme
Ctmrl of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23, 1S67.
I consider "Ilootland's German Bitters" n. val
uable mcdlclno In ciue of nttacks ot Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my.expo
rlcnco of It. Yours, with respect,
JAMK3 THOMSON,
Hon. GEonan Huarswood, Justice of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Juno 1, 1S0J.
I liavo lound by experience that "Hoofland's
Oermnn Hitters" Is n very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
Don, Wm. P. Rogers, Mayor of the City of Iluffalo .
n. r.
Mayor's Office, Buffalo, Juno 22, 1S30.
I liavo used "Hooflands German Bitters and
Tonic" in my family during tho past year, and
can recommend them as nn excellent toulo, lm-
ai ung tone ami vigor to too system. 1 noir uso
ins becu nroductlvo of decidedly benellclal
ctlccts. Wm. V. ltoaKita.
Hon. James M. Wood, ICz-Mayvr of Wllllamsport
Pa.
I talie ureat pleasure In rccomincndln-" Hoof
land's German Tonio " to nny one who may bo
atnicted with Dyspepsia. I had the Dyspepsia bo
badlv It was HnnossiDie to Keen mv lood In mv
stomach, and I became ho weak as not to bo able
to walk half amllo. Tiro bottles of Tonio effected
a perfect enro. James M. Wood.
UEMEM13EH
TnAT
HOOFLAND'S GKRMAN B1TTEIIS,
AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIO
Will Cure every caso of
MARA S M US,
Or Wasting away of tho Body,
REMEMBER
THAT
UOOFLAND'8 GERMAN REMEDIES
Are the medicines von reoulrn in nurlfv the
Blood, oxcite tho torpid Diver to healthv nctlon.
nnd to cnaltlo you to pass.talely through any
nurusmpa ur tuipuBurt-.
DIt. HOOFLAND'S
PODOPIIYLL
I Is
SUI13TITUTE FOR MERCURY PlLLS.
TITO PILLS A DOSE.
lite most roicerful, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Cathartic known.
It Is not necessarv to tako a hnnilfultnf thpsn
Pills to produce tho declred cttect; two of them
net tiwclily and powerfully, cleansing the LI vor,
KtMlnaoli nnd llowels of nil Impurities. Tno
principle ingredient Is Podophylllu,, or the Alco
holic Extract of Mnudrake, which Is by many
times moro powerful, noting and searching than
the Mandra&o Itself, Its peculiar action is u pou
the Liver, cleaning It speedily from all obstruc-
linn. ullh nil Ilia nn.oaw rtt T.f n m ... ..a. t-
frora'ttie Injurious results attached to ilia use of
tnai mineral.
For all diseases In which the use of a cathartic
is indicated, me&e puis win give enttro sattsrao-
tlnnlnauanlMod Til aw TJ l J fc-II k-11I.
in cases ol Liver Comulntnt. DvsDonsin and
extreme costlveness. Dr. Hoo&and'a German
Hitlers or Tonio should uo used In connection
with tho Pills. Tho tonic effect of the Hitlers or
Toulo builds up tnosysteiu. Tho Hitters or Tonle
puriues tue juoou, fcirenginoua lue nerves, jiku
ulates the Liver, and gives strength, energy
and vigor.
Keep your Rowels actlva with tho Pills, and
tone up the system with Hitters or Tonic, nnd
no disease can retain the hold, or even ussoll
you.
MAN Remedies thataresounlveisallvuscd and
uiguiy recommended ; and uo not allow the
Druggist to Induce you to take anything that lie
may nuy Is Just us good, because he makes a
larger proat on it.
These Remedies will be sent by express to
any locality, npou application to the PRINOI.
PAL OFFICK, lit the GERMAN MEDICINE
Hiuitc. oji Arcn bi., .niiadcipuia,-'
CIIAS. BI. EVANS, Proprietor.
Less Remedies are for tale by DruggUU
Borekeepera, and Medicine Dealers very whore
Mifjccllauooua.
HEAD QUA11TERS
1011
BOOTS, SHOES AMD GAITERS,
IS AT
E.M..KNORKS
CHEAPEST AD BEST
Tlio County Affords
AT
0 ASH'PllICES
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
IN BOOTS AND SHOES THIS FALL,
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
E. M. KNOllR,
BLOOMSBUHG, PA.
September S 1871-tf,
A.
J, EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM IVI-A-ZDE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
PINEST OOODS, LATEST STYLES
AXD EMPLOYS THE
BUST VT O It It 31 C 3J.
For pood ilt-s aud promptness In lining order
luei u is iuo piuee 10 gu.
ills coods are selected with cure nnd Ids (-us.
torn Work will compare favorably with tlio best
euorisoi mo iiisuiouauio cuy ucaicr.
HE KEEPS A LARGE STOCK OF
HOYS' AXI) CmhDUKS'.S Cl.OTMXH
GIFTS' FUItrVISXIIAT! GOODS
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
Bloomsburg, Sept, 29, linl-tt
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, FENN A,
Tho undersigned would respectfully lntorm
tho Citizens of Berwick, and vicinity, that lio
has opened a Coufoctionory and Bakery In
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Pn., where ho Is prepared to furnish
all kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
&C, &!., iic, Ac.
HV WHOLESALE AND BCTAIL.
Anion-? thn nssnrtmpiif. will ha fan,i f-..n
Nuts, English Walnuts, Peanuts. Almonds, Fil
berts. Fics. Armies. Cocoa NntM .tniini nr -mrnp.
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Frnit of nil kinds. Corn Starch. Ebb Ills.
cult, Soda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheeso,
Soap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
And nrodncn of all hinds. Ti-rah nrpn.i nn
Cakes every dav. Ice Cream In Swion. Ynni-
patronage is solicited.
1WT ,, juum u. JACOBY.
Berwick, Jan 171 tv
ftTJARRIAQE MANUFACTORY,
jnoomsuurBi "I.
M. 0. SLOAN ft BROTHER
Havo on hand and for sale at the most reasona
ble rates a splendid stock of
CARRIAGES, RUGOIES.
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
wni-rniitil ts, hn mmln n f Ihn hf-At nnd mos t dnr
nhin materials, nnd bv the most experienced
workmen. All wont sent out irom iuo esiau
lishment will bo found to boot tlio highest class
and sure to give perfect satisfaction. They have
also a line assortment of
HLEIOUS
of nil tho iinwoHt nnd most fashionable stvles
well and carefully made and oftuo nest inaier-
lais.
An Insmwtlnn of their work Is nsked as HI
believed that none superior can bo found In the
country, Ian P71
CHOICE FAII1Y GROCERIES"
DOWN IN PBIOE
OT. XX. M A I Z B ' S,
Corner Main LjaMBDORO..
A new ktocli of Fxmh Goods Jntt opened at
MAJZH'S.
Ten, Cohcch, Sursun,
SYRUPS and MOLASSKH. CHISESE, MEATS,
HALT VIM1I. ,'tf-
VEGETABLES, HERMETICALLY Staled
Goods.
TUT T TU 1 1,11 lfl.l ,11, L-U Tlir-ir, TSJ
juuutl, uim I iirr,iv,i-, i ii,,i",.j,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS.
An Elegant Assortment
OF
QUEENSWARE
ronstnntlv nn bnmL
Also WOOD, WILLOW and GIJVBSWAREof
every variety.
All my goods are of the nra quality and at ex
tremely low prices.
docS II-tf J. II, MAIZK.
AGEHT3
Tv7elTC Year;
ii amn.ii
ths3 Wild Indians Plains.
0
Thn remarkable ndventurts of tlio famous
WHITE OHIKFnnd BIO WARRIOR among the
Rod Skins. Thrilling accounts of Great Hunts,
Hairbreadth Eicapes aud Terrible Contests with
the big gamo aud hostile tribes. Spirited descrliw
tlons uf the habits aud tuperslltlons of Ihnt
i-irange neopie, ineir nporiu, j.egenus, iruui
tlnus. How thev Woo aud Wed. Heal n. Doctor:
Worship, Sc New, Frenh and Popular, Prlco
Low. Ills selling by the thousands with won.
derful rapidity. Agents are making from ISO to
f 100 per week. Choice field yet vacant. Send at
ouce for sample chapters. Illustrations and par
ticulars to A. II. U tJltllA RD, Publisher,
jauirni-tX. 0OChwiluutHt Phils.
MiocollancouB,
lyJII.LKU'S HTOltE.
M, 11. jvill.lil-.lt 11
Irnvo removed tkelr Hloro to tho room formerly
occupied by Mciidcuhnll.ou Malnstroot, Illooms.
burg, nearly opposite tho Episcopal cnurcu
whero thoy nro determined to sollon ns moderate
terms ns can bo procured else where, Thler stock
comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
ot tho choicest stylo and latest fashlolis.toicthct
with n large assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho followlug irtioles
Carpels,
Oil Ulotlin,
oll:,
UACslmcrcs,
tlhnwls,
Flannels,
Sllhs,
Whlto Goods
Linens,
. HoopSklrtc,
Miihllns,
lloMowwnrc
Ccdtirwnrt
(iuoonawaro, Hcrdwarj
Roots nud Shoos,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrollas,
Looklng-Glansej,
Tobacco.
Coffee,
UtiBAra,
Ti-an,
Rice,
Allspico,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegi
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
IU r.nort, everything usually kept In country
tores, to which they Invito the attention of the
public generally. Tno highest prlco will bo raid
ior country produce in oxchnnso for goods.
B. II. MILLI.UA BON.
oct3I71-!f Dloomsbu.cPa.
JEW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
FALL AND WINTEIt GOODS
DAVID LOWENHERG
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
nt his store on
MnluRtroet, InShlvo's bloclt, ono door West
C. U. Mnrr's store,
Uloomsburg, ra.,
whero no has Just received from Now York nnd
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
including the most fashtenable, durable, and
handsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, BACK, ROCO, GUM.AND 01L-GL0TH
COATS AND PANTS,
of all sorts, sizes ami colors. Ho has nlso rep leu
tsheil his already largo stock cf
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIFED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
IHNDKERCHIEFH. QLOVES.
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He nas constantly on hand u large and well-se-
octcd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTIN03.
which ho Is prepared to mono to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In the
best manner. All bis clothing Is made to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'iLRY,
olevcry description, Qnennd cheap, Ills caso ot
towolry Is not surpassed In thlsjplacc. Call and
examine his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
octl3'7i DAVID LOWENBERG.
"C$ A'R A f?
ini: j:iGi;i:L'ir..v'.n.i that
'compos;: kosadu.is nr.-
' nLlis!icil on cv vpul.n-, tl.ure
jKiro Itia J:ta si i-t p.t-ji..r3'.iun,
,coni:cf;uciil!y
' ruYsin.vxs rr.i:sa:uv.: k
jit ij n ccrl.iin faro fur JM-rofu!;,
Syi!nli.i iii nl iti 1'urins, RJiriniu
iti in, Si-Hi 1'ih, .in", Liver Cotn
Miliiint and all dibcaMC of l!io
liluod.
v.-ill do moro uotl tiian ten IiottlcJ
of the Srup;i of tjdr.--jjaril!a.
tkc u!iocri:;!Sti;3 ravciciAiia
liave utiI I'tc-iildl.siii t!iririnet!i 1
f.ir t!io just tlrn.0 yr.irs an.l f r'j
endorse it -isa hImLIj ,Mli'ral.3
and I.IooJ Pu.-iur.
lilt. T. C. I-Jntt.rf Eulthniie.
nil. T.J. )l ) KIN, "
Int. is. v; i M li. "
'pn p o. r n - u.v, '
tk U1 J. !. i.'-.ilivj. 01 .V,iln,laallli-.
D.-..'jVl. JtrCAr.THA, C-ihir.lW.i,
CyjA-'nr..A. '.i. Non.rs,rj;cco.-.ii., .v.c.
7'T3
i
J. B. VIir.NVlI L 0NS. Tall i;.;cr.
V, . y"TM.l'd. Mi
V. 1' WH-.i I.r.Ii, I'i.t .
M JtAI t.,J.n ' 1
( It X.N Jz ( .( - -.V. r.lr, Vt.
Loro(Tciiiu
(t,r FjMro v i.lnrt ..1' of nny cv
I i.te.l iiii.;:k-i i-i iciii.tiv tu tl.a
k.'iuc30t 'i t.tl.o Mi'ihr.i
I'lolC'SHin vt gun-iiitf-J a Klu J
traHsuptnwr l' nuyttuy Iuu car
lisc-J in tlio trca'inrnt of ihiMtil
DIooJ j and t- thi'ii!lHrlf-l svo iy (jy
itijul.ilii, uu.l juu lo rt'bturti
to hc.ilth.
tiia
Hosalalh m (n.M y
11 DnipKlsts,
AUilrcss
C3. clz::2i;:3 ii co.
DiLTiaoai:. i'y.
JgALTIMORE PIANOS.
We respectfully call the attention of thoso
desiring to purchase our make of Pianos, We
aro Ballstleu thai wo am glvo Batlslacllnn In
every case. Our workmen skllllul and experien
ced and nro under tho personal superintendence
or the members of our rlriu, We use only the
best seasoned timber, mid tho material In gene
ral is first olass. Our Pianos without exception
have the patent ngratles arrangement through
out, which. In the opinion of tno most compe
tent Judges Is pronounced valuable. By this Im-
Erovement a llano la innde more duiablo and
oeps tho to-io longer. Wo claim lor our Instru
ments that they are second to none, and they
comblno all the essential elements that consti
tute superior workmanship. Wo will give n
written guarantee for llvo years.
Mr. Cmnkau Fiiiciman, member of our firm,
will visit Uloomsburg four times a year to re
pair mid attend tu tuulnguf all Pianos, In tlio
ubsencoot Mr, FitniUAN, Mr, I, K, Milleu will
attend In our business In Bloomsburg and Is
authorized to receive nnd solicit orders.
Wo cau give tho very best references.
GAEHLE A CO.
Baltimore, M. D.
I. 1". Mili.ku, Dealer In Pianos, Orguns and
Melodeons live octave and live stop organs ot
tho best make, sold at Slid, Terms easy, Junes
jyjcKELVY, NEAL & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BUY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
AND
General Merchcni (Use,
BLOOMSUUIta, PA.
JanM72-tf
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
MA 1.1.
The undersigned wishing to retire from html.
ness now oilers nt prlvnte sale Ills entlro proper
tysltustod In Ornngcvllle, consisting or a one
half interest lu the well known
FOUNDRY AND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
together wllli tho Engine, Lnlhes nud other Ma
chinery belonglug to the Mime, also the entire
stock now on hand, together with a valuable
pair or horses, aud the wagons, sleds, Harness,
Ac. ulso his town lots on which Is erected a good
frame dwelling, also, twenty-rlve acres, known
as the Dr. Lott property abont ten of which are
cleured, the balance timbered.
Prices reasonable. Possession rUcii at any
tlmo to suit purchasers. Apply to or address,
WILLIAM SCHUYLER,
oct,6,7l.tf. Oraugt ville, Columbia Co
C3
Drngo and OhcmictUs.
ft IIU CAUSE ANU OUIIK Ufc'
X CONHUA1P110N.
ilie priiiiuij- ummwui uiiniiiii,,tiwii ,n viuni-
meiit ol the uigomtvoorKiuis. inls Uoraiineinuut
iirodticos tiencieut uuiiiiiun nun nssuiiuiiiiuii
ly assimilation 1 Incun Hint process by which
the nutriment ol tho rood Is converted lulu
blood, nnd tlielice into the solids of the body.
Persons with digestion thus impaired, having
the Kllghtcut piedlspositlou to pulmonary dis
ease, Ol II they time cold, will bo vory liable to
have Consumption of the Lungs 111 some oi na
lorms; and 1 hold that it will uu impu.slbio to
cure nuy case ot Consumption without Hist re
storing n good digestion mid healthy iissiuilla.
Hon. i hu very nut thing to bo done is to clenuso
the stomach nnd bowels numiii! diseased luuciis
nud sumo, wulcli Is Clogging lumo'tiigaus U
that tlu-y cannot perlorui llielr luiictluns, mid
then ruimo up mid resloru the iUer lu u neiillliy
iiclluu. For this purpose luo surest una best
remedy Is SchenuK'H MauuiuUe l'llls. These
Pills clean tin) stomach mid bowels of ml the
deadiiud morbid slime that Is causing disease
mill ueciiy 111 the wnoio system, 1 iiey will eleur
Mil the liver of nil diseased bile Unit nasiiccuiu
UUilLil llieie, and rouse It up to a new uud
hcutuiy action, by which natural una healthy
bllulssecieU-d,
'liiebloiiiacii. bowels, and liver nro thus cleans.
id by Hit) Usuul Hcheucn's ilanill.iHu l-ilisi but
ineiu reiuiuun in mu Muiniicii uu excess ui uciu,
thuuruau Is lurnid and the utmetltu Door. In
the bowels the laelenls nio wi-nii. nnd leuniriuii
stieuglli mid uiiiort. ills In n luiidltlou liku
ims intu nuiieiiea h cae.iweeu i on iu proves lo ou
the must valuable leiuedy ever discovered. It
is alkaline, una Us me will ucuiiallzu nil excess
ol ucid, inuklug tliesloniaeli sweet uud Iroslif it
will gle tiniiiuenl tono to this liiipoitaut or
gan, uuu tie.uu u gouu, nearly uppeilie, uuu piO'
n.ii u the svstelulul- the Hist uroi.essul il i-tiuii ill.
Ki'stluu, nnd ultimately inane uodd. ueabhv.
living muuii. Yiier mis prcpiuuiory irtiuiiitlil,
what rt.miiins to curu must casts uf Cuusmiip.
ttou is the ireeiind persevering use uf ocuoucii'm
l'liimouleisyiitit. 'lhul'iiluiuiiict3rupiiouii,nes
the si stem, puulles tnu bluud. uud is i canity ub-
suibtitiutu the elicuiniiuii, and thence dislrib-
uieu io me uifieabeu mugs, lucre it ripeusuil
luuiutd luatleis, wuetller lu the lulluui ubscess-
ts ur lubeieies, una then assists xsuturu to expel
uii iu iiiM-usi'ii iiiubiL-i, in iuo lunii ui lieeex-
pecioiaiiou, wntu ouce H rineus, it is theu, u.
ilie uie.tt litiiiluu und iiuuivuni luuiiuriles ui
tociitiiclt's x-uliiiuuiu bMiii). luiu ml uleeisiiud
ctiwucu nro ueaieu up buuuu, uuu my palltlll 1
I.II1CU.
Tho essential thine- to bo done In curliiz Con
Mimpllon is to get upnKoodaiipetilo mid ugood
digestion, so Hint tno body will grow In Uesh
nud net stronir. Ifnnoisim bus ilisoist-il linn.s.
a cavity or nbscess llieie, tho cavily cannot
neai, iuo maiier cannot ripen, so lougns the sys
tem Is below par. What Is necessary lo cure is u
new order ol things, a good nppetlto, a good
uutiltlon. tho body to urnw lu Hush nud iti mi
llion Nnture is helped, tho cavities will Ileal, the
luutii.. i,-vu uuu uv iiijunii uix in iyy
i,iiiuuiiin, mm inu jiersun regaut sirenglll.
Aiiia i.uii iiiiuuuu Ulllj pillll 111 CUIU t OUSmilp
uuu. uuu u it person is very nau, n iuo mugs tiro
not entirely destroyed, orevon If ono Jung Is en
tlrcly gone, lr there. Is enough vitality leli lu the
other to henl up, tliercls liope.
1 have seen many persous cured with only ono
pound iunir. llvo mid eulov lite to n untiil ntrl mm
This Is ivhatSclienck'sXli-dlclues will do to euro
luiisojiipuou. j ney win i-ieaii out ino sioin ich
sweeten and strelmllieu It. irel unui-nnil ill,-r,u.
Don, nnd glvoNulttro the assistance she needs to
cieur iuo sysiem oi nu tue uisease tnntis in tho
lllllus. whatever the form mav be.
It Is Important that whtlo using Schenck's
Medicines, enre Bliould bo exercised not to take
cold; keep In-doors In cold and damp weather;
avoid night air, nnd tako out-door exercise only
In n genitil nud wnrra sunshine.
I wiEli It distinctly underntooi! that when j rec
ommend a pntlentto bo careful lu regard U tak
ing cold, whllo using my Medicines, l do so for n
special reason. A man who has but partially re
covered Irom tlio ducts or u bad cold Is far more
liable ton relapse than ono who has been entire
ly cured ; nud it Is precisely tho samo In regard
to Consumption, So long us tho lungs are not
perfectly healed, Just so long Is thcto imminent
danger of a lull lelurii or the dlscuse. Hence it
Is that 1 ho stieuuously caution pulmonary pa
tients nutitnst exposing themselves touu atmos
phere that Is not geulai nnd pleasant. Continu
ed Consumptives' lungs nro n mnss of sores,
which the least cluingo or atmosphcr will lu
Hume. Tho grand secret ol my success with my
Medicines consists lu my ability to subduo In
liammatton lnslend of provoking it, as mauy of
tho faculty do. An lullnmed lung cannot, with
safety to tlio patient, bo exposed to tho biting
blasts of Winter or tho chilling winds of Spring
or Autumn, it should bo carefully shielded irom
all Irritating influences. The utmost caution
should be observed In this particular, ns without
It u cure under almost any clrcumstunccs Is nn
Impossibility.
'1 lio person should be kept on a wholesomo and
nutritious diet, and all the Medicines continued
until the body has restored to it tho natural
quantity of flesh und strength.
I was myi-eir cured by Inls treatmont of tho
worst klhd of Consumption, aud luivo lived to
net Hit anil hearty these many years, with one
lung mostly gone. I havo cured thousands since
and very many havo been cured by this treat
ment whom 1 liavo never seen.
About the First of October I expect to tako
possessiouerniy now building, tit the Northeas
Corner ol sixth nnd Arch Stiuets, where I slim
bo pleased to give advice to nil who may require
Full directions accompany all nly Remedies,
no that a pi-ison In uny purl of the world can bo
readily cund by a strict observance ol tho bamc.
J. 11. SCUENCK, M. D.
Philadelphia.
Johnson, Holl.iway & Cowdon, G02 Arch street
Philadelphia, wholesalo agents, luovl7'71-ly.
A 6SEAT MOTji?
Dr. WALnrr.- - ' '
YME(Mi; ....
Dear tcRtlmony to tfi''ir "Vc
IUHJU1UUV0 JLIIILII.
BilMWHAT ARE TKEY?faLg
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINIC.
JUJooSl'uSienm, Whiskey, Proor fiplrlts
uud ltcfnsu LiQUurs doctored, pplcod andETcct
ened to plcasotho teste, called" Tonics,"" Appctlz.
ere," " Itcttorcrs," i.c, that lead tfco tippler cn to
thnakcimesB and rnlL, bnt aro a trnn Medicine, mado
from tno Natlvo r.ootaand Uerbsof California, Irco
frniu nil Atcoliello ritlmulnntB. Tncyaro tna
GREAT I1LOOD PUKIl'lER nnd A LIFE
GIVING PUIfiCIPLEapcrfcct renovator and
Invisorator of tlio Eystcni, carrying otX all polsonocs
natter and rcetorlng tho blood to a healthy condition.
I'.o person can taiio theso Bitters according to dire-j-tloi
and remain long unwell.
&1UO 151111)0 given foraa InrnraUacascriw.T'.'l
to bones aro not destroyed ny mineral poison or
ether means, and tho s ital crsans vastcd ;v?nd tho
pctnt or repair,
rorlntlnmunitory nnd Chronic Rlicuniu
t.sm nud Gout, Dyspcceln, or Indlccstloe,
Elilenii, Itcinltlcnt uud lutermittent Fevers
Dli cnscu of tho liluod, Liver, Kidneys, mid
Eluditcr, tacso Dlttcto Lava been inott fcuccctE-i-I.
bucll Dlsem.ca era canecd ly Vitiated
Illocd, 7hlch Is generally rroduccd ty dcrcrscncut
01 tuo Directive Oicr.ns. "
DYf-PEPOIA till lNDlGESTIo:;, lUaJ
c-j?, 1'aln in tho tl-culJcrs, Cocchs.llshtncsscf tho
. .nt, EIzzi..cB3, tcur Pructatloas cr tho Ctcinach,
. ad tu..u n tiu !:m-.Ui, Unions Attnchs, l'alpltatlca
i- UislLut, Ia-Jcn:n.i.tloacf thoXucss, Tain la tho
:.-:.os cr tho Kidnoys, andnhnndrcd ether ni.nlcl
i : ; ti)i:.s,crolhaci:cpricBcf Dytpcpsla,
.1 y i..-. l2or.-.t j ths Stomach and ctllnulato tuo tcr
I ..lll.u-ci.d lcrtU,TrUch rcndcrtlicmotaaeiinaite.l
i jj.icj U tl1.ar.sln3 tho blood cr all Impurities, and
: -rtluj r...- i;:o and vigor to tho vliolo syetem.
i-'.IItr DIOnASES.Eroptlomi.Tcttcr.Calt
" ,,. 1 1 ., I., u Uo, Lr otc, 1 icplcs, rctiulcs.Eclls, Tcr-
eitns, Ccald-Ilcad, Eoro Cycs.Errtlp-
i!i',.tc:i, lcur!3, PIseoloi-ttlonsorthoEhtn.Uuincrs
1. a L.Jw'afcca ortho blJn, or srhatcver namo cr nature,
u. n l.tirally dig up and carried oat or tho system la a
chci t t.mo 17 tho nso or thcBo Bitters. Ono lettlo la
1 u.li cares will convlaco tho most Incrcdnlocs or their
iurailvo oITcct,
Clcaaso tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its
la-pnrltlcs bursting throne a tho slcla la Pimples, Erup
tions or Sores ; clcaaso It when you and it obstructed
an I tlusclsh la tna veins 1 clcanso Itwhcnltlsroul,
and yocr rsclmzs nlll toll 70a whoa. Keep tho Wood
ym and tlio health cr tho system will follow. .
PIN, TA PC and other WORMS, lurking la tha
system or so many thousands, aro cScQtually destroy,
od and removed. Tor full directions, read carefully
tho circular around each bottle, prlatcd la four lan
guages English, German, Trench and Spanish.
J.TTAlXCr!, Proprietor. R. n. McDOSALD A CO.,
Dr-ig-siBts and Oca. Agents, Can Pranclsco, Cal
2'aaJ Z2 and SI Commcrco Street, New York.
eV-fcOLD jjy ALL UliUQQlSTS AND DEAIXEfl. ,
K'-o-t;
An
7 sl-.:v
To nny person producing nny Mdlclno show
lug hull as many living, permanent cures as I) 11.
PTILEK'H VKCIKTAULE ItltEUUATlU ItEMEDV.
Used inwardly only. A plciibaiil Medicine, Iree
from Injurious drugs, wnrrunted, under outh,
to hav permanently cured Win every Hie patients
treated In the past ten years. (-eo testimony.)
It Istheselentftlo prescription of Professor Jos.
P. l'ltler, M. I , u graduate of tho University ol
Pennsylvania A. D. Ibaa, now uue of Philadel
phia's oldest regular physlclnus, and Professor ol
(HemlRtry audi Toxicology, who has made
Neuralgia, Chronlo and lutlummntory Rhcuinn
tlsm the speciality or Ills entire professional
life n loot vouched for by the signatures aecom
panylngeuch bottle, ol many prominent renown
ed hyalclans,o!crgymen,iiudothcr testimonials.
To protect sutlereis Irom poisonous quack nos
trums and useless expenditure of money, a legal
Hlgued guarantee, stating exact number of bottles
wurrauted. to cure, will be forwarded grutls to
any sufferer sending by letter a full description
of ailllcllou. Iu case ot failure to euro, amount
paid imsitlvely refunded. Medicine sent any
where by express, collect on delivery. Afflicted
Invited to write for advleo ; all Information und
medical advice sent by letter gratis. Principal
olUee, Hi Bimth Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Remedy Is sold or obtained by Druggists,
mar m'71-lv
'
tit mmL t s
1 .9 ' " '" o
0 5 p. THEY AKIS NOT A VILE 1 S 12
M il o
mvmmr
MiscGllanoourj,
Emm
mm
CONTINENTAL,
Lifo lusurauco Company.
OF NEW YORK.
No. of Policies Issuer 43,000
ASSETS $5,500,000.
TSSUKS nil tlio now form of Policies
JLniid presents ns lavorauin ttrms us nuy cum'
tv.nv lu thn ITlillnit Hrntmi.
The compauy will make temporary loans on
ti ,.nii.tUB
Thirty days' grace allowed on each payment,
and the policy held good during that time.
All our policies are Incontestable for tho usual
Policies Issued by this company nro non-far-
iciuire.
Policyholders share in the aunuiil prolltsot
and management ot tho compauy.
.U llUllty UI iUfllll'lll lull l'!!ll!tl-ll,
.Timrim r.AWitKNt:E. Pres't.
W. 11. WYNKOOP, Vlcol'rcs't.
j. p. iioaERS,ecrctary,
H. O. CitANOLEii, Jr., Actuary.
Central Office of littstern Penii'a.
"Columbian" Building
BLOOMSBURG-, PA.
LUDWICt & BHOCKWAY,
General Agents.
Jan. 5,1872.tf.
Hail Roads.
T AOKAWiVNA
AND BLOOMS-
i-t UURO RAILROAD
?uVa"r5,0WBV' 1!7,s7,I,aE80UEer',',lD3W",
Going North.
Arrive Arrlvo
n. m.
11. m.
p. 111.
l.H
I'.ll
2.33
2.40
3.C8
R.SI
3.57
a. m
Reriinton 11.40
Plttslon 8.1S
I. H
II. 5
1131
12.21
L1.00
H.3!l
11.11
M.ns
10.35
11.00
Klnt'Ktnn ) hi.
V.Unrro;0'rs BoU
Plvmoulh s.ts
Hhickshlnny.... 7.ao
uiirwita m ...1
Bloom S.C5
uanviiie..
10.50
J.27
Connection mndo atHcranton hv the 10.40 a.m.
train for Great Bond, Rlnghnmlou, Albany and
uii iiuiuis isoriu, 1.01, uuu wesi.
u. 1. uuui u. tsap't.
NORTHERN CENTRAL
WAY.
RAIL
On and after Nov. 12th 1371, Trains
will
leavo SuNBuny ns follows :
NORTHWARD,
12.30 P.M. Dallv to Wllllamsnnrt. Elmlr.i. Cnnan.
dalgua, Rochester, Butlalo, Suspension Bridge,
nuu is, runs,
12.1) r. M. Buffalo, N. Falls, .tc.
0.50 P.M., Dallv, (except BundayB) for William-
spurt uuu r.rie.
i 11 I. ... llnll.r nrtnn U.....1n., t I-IIh
Bu'iralo and Niagara V.iU, via. Erlo railroad
irom Kimti'd.
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
1.17 A.M. Dally for Dalttraorf, Washington nnd
1 UllUUUipillil
IO.Oj A. M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltlraon
Washington id Pniladolphla.
4.40 1'. M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore.
XUUJUUCipUlU, AC.
KD. H. YOIJNG.
eneral Passonger Agent,
Alfred R. Fisi:, Gen'L Snp't.
gHORTEST ROUTE EASTWARD,
Danville, Hazletflfl&WiWarre R.E.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
EASTWARD. WESTWARD.
i.eavi:.
A. M
leave.
Snnhury
Danville
Cutawlssa.
Hiuleton
H.2U
7.02
7.28
9 0S
I". M.
ttU 12.10
, 2.15
l.'n lil)
Jfc 3 60
3d
New York.
Kustoii.
Phlla
Bethleh'm.
Ilethleliem,
Phliiuleliihla
tlazlcton,
New York.
Hazlotan.
Cutawlssa.
Danville.
Sunbury.
The afternoon train connectsat Sunbury with
tho P. At K.4.33 p. m. train going West; arrives at
Willlsinsporth.30; UmIc Haven 7,55 p.mnHd with
tho Northern Central 4.60 d. in., movlue; Houth.
reaching llarrlsbnrg 7.00 p. m., and llultlmoie
10.45 p. 111., nnd nlso with the Huubury and Lcw
lstnwn Railroad,
Comfortable nnd handsome Coaches on this
new route
J. HERVEY EASE, Sup-Tlntenileut.
JEADINQ RAILROAJ-.
WINTER AERANQEM I VT,
4
Monday, May 27, 1S71.
Great Trunk Lino from the Nui ' did North
west forPhlladololihi.NewYork.lt. . illiu 1'otLs
ville, Tamaniiti, Ashland, Sham . 111 Lebanon
Aiieuiowu, Ivaston, Kpnrata, Lit , Lancaster
Columbia, Ac,
trains leave Harrlsburg lor New Yolk n 10.-
iows: At sua, 8,11), a. ui and 2,00 p. in., inn
nectlug with slmllnr traius on Pennsylva
nia Rullroad. nnd nrrlvlng at New York at
10,07, u. 111., Sfit, and 11,15 p. m. ruspectlvelj
Sleeping cars accompany the 2,15 u m, train
wiiuuui cnauge,
Returnlue: Leave New York at O.OOa.m.nni
12.30 noun and 6,i0 p. m. Philadelphia at 7.30, 6.30
a. m, uuu o,.iu p. iu. uieeping cms accompuu)
viiu 7,uii ji.iu,, 1 rain iriuu is 1 wiiuuui. euauge,
Leiive llarrlsbnrg lor Readlne. Potlsvllie. la
miuiua, MlnerKVlire. Ashland, Shamukln Al
lcntowu und Phlhi'd, ut 8,10 u, in., and 2.0J and
1,05 p.m.,slopplugnt Lebanon and principal wnj
stations; tho4,05 p.m. train connecting lor Phll'e
Pottsvlllo and L'olumhlu only. Eor Pollsvlllt
and Auburn, via Schuylkill
Rallroad.leavollarrlsburgtu
nouuyiaill liaveu
and Susquehanna
3.10 p.m.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Iteait
lug for AUeutowu Easton uud New York at 4.32,
10.30, a. m., uud 4.05 p. in. Returning, leavt
New Yorkut 0.00 n, m. , 12.30 noon and 5.3J p. m,
aud AUeutowu at 7.20 a.m. 12.25 noon, 2.15, 4.25
an- p. in.
Way Passenger Train leaves lmlladclnhla at
7,30 a.m., connecting with similar train on East
Pa. railroad returning from Reading at 0,20 p.iu
stopping at all stnttous.
Leave Pottsvlllo ut 0.00 n.tti.. nnil 11.111.
Herndou nt 10.00 a. m., Blmmokln ut5,40uud 11.15
a. m., Asuiauu at 7,0j a.m. and noon wan
anoy City at 7.15 a. m. uud 1.2 1 p. iu. Tumaqua hi
h.I'j 11. m and 2.10 p, m, for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Harrlsburg.&c.
Leave Potlsvllie via bcuuylklll and Susque
hanna Railroad at 8,15 ii.ni. for Hnrrlsburg, am
11,45 a. iuior PlueGrovo uud Trcmout.
Reading Accouimodattou Train leaves Potts
vlllo ut 5.40 a. m passes Reiullng at 7,30 a. m ar
riving at Pliilodelphla at 10.20 u. m. Retumluit.
leavtis Phlhuleliihiii ut 5.15 u. m.. nasslng Read
Ing at 7,05 p.m., arriving nt Pottsvlllo at 0.10 p.m,
l oiisuiwil Accommuuauuu .ruiu,ieuvesxiii&
town nt 0,30 a.m., returnlug, leaves PhlladephU
at 4,30 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading nl
7,20 a.m., and 0.15 p.m. fur Epbrata, Llllz, Lancas.
im, vuiuiuum.
Perklomen ltall Road Trains leave Porklomei
JnncUou at 7.17 0,05 u. m 3.00 A B.00 p. in. roturn.
lug: leavo BehwcuUsvlllo nt0.S0, 8.10 a.m., US
noon .it 4.45 p.m., connecting with similar train,
or Heading Italiroad.
Colebrookdole Rullroad trains leave Pottslowu
at .40a.m,& 1.15tt.4i p.m. returning leave Mouul
Pleasant ut 7.00 and 11.25 u. in., 3.00 p.m, connect
luu win- similar trains 011 Readlug Railroad.
Chester Valley Rullroad Trains leave Budge
port ut 8,30 a. iu. uud 2.05 nud 6.Mp. m. returnlug.
leave Dowulngton at 0,40 a. ui., 12.45 noon uud
5.25 p. m., connecttug with similar Uulns oi
Reading Railroad.
On Sundays, leavo New York nt 6,30 p.m., Phli
phluut 8,00 a.m. and 3,15 p.m., (tho 8,00 a.m. trail
runnlugonly toRendlUBj)loavePottkvllle8,00u.m.
Hnrrlsburg at 2.40 ft. in, and 2.00 p. ni. and
leave Allentoivu ut 0.15 and 8.35 p. in., and leave
Heading ut 7.15 u. in. and 10.S5p, m, lor Hairis
burg, at 6.00a. m. for New York,ut7.20a.iulor
AUeutowu and at 0.40 a. ra.' and 4.15 p. m to'
Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mlleugo, Season, School jH
Kxcnrslou Tickets to uud from all points, nt le
duced rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowei
cucli passenger,
' " J. E. WOOTTEN.
Asst. Bunt, a Eng. MncU'ry,
Reading, Pa., April 3, II
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T. JIELMBOIiD'a, "
u o M 1' O U N 1) 1'IiDI I)
rXTIUOT CATAW11A
0 II A P 13 PILLS.
CbnyioneiK i'arf-:uJ Extract llhubnrb
niui
sium tract atlauln ,.
FOItLIVEIl COMPLAINM.JAUNDICI.' t,
IOU3 AFKECTIONH. HICK 01 '
HE, COai'lVENESS, Etc. Pi,,, ;
VEOUTA1ILE, UONTAININU No MPn, , ',M
MINKRALH OR DELEl'ERIOUH I l)'tuJH lY
These Pills nro tho most ilnlloi,ifii.. ....
purgative, flupon-odlng castor oil. f,'
nesla.eto. There Is nothing moro 'ij
the stomach. Thoy elvo tone. ni "J ell
nausea nor griping pains. Thev nrnT . u"
theni, such nn i.ivltoratlou ol tUo ent r ? M
uuies pinco n, to nppenr inlrnculotis to tne ,
and enervated, -whether rlsls ,ro,,
deuce or disease. II. T. Ileltnbold's !0,n'ru
nu u i.xiractuatawbaGrano Pills are i,
coated, from the fact that sngar-coatea C"8',''
,.-.v..,tUi, uniuany Odor, dn nm
tato their being tusar-contej; PR S "1'
CENTH PEUUOX. iRILLHfry
Jimiir T. IIELMJIOUVS,
HiaitLV CONCENTIIATEn COMfotlSn
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAlttr.i.i
Will radically cxttrmltmin rmm .1.. ....
8crorula,HyphllIs,EoverSore,,Ulcer.,,Bo,er ,'"
Bore Legs, Horn Monlh, Hole Henil. Bn, : 1 '
Hklu Diseases, Halt Rlieuu. ankers, it,, , '
irom tho Ear. wnitn u,.-,,
ceroi,sA,r... A, ' " or, .
ferol"lrut'ous,Nodcs,Rickets.oinnd,ii-v..
Kinds, Chronic Rheumatism Dv.,,.'!0"' '
" vuSUtU III tlio Kt-Stm
Trs:
P-nlnts, It, DLOOD-PURIEYZNO ZZ
greater than any other preparation ,, Rar,;l
r inan nny other preparation ol Rar,,f
It gives tho COMPLKviom
....... v b'-UI IUO UU.111-I.KX 1I1M l
nv'VoT
-. viuir 11 .1
t to a .
Ulood, removing nil Chro-ilc Coiistltt,;
rases nrlslng from nn impuro stnto of ti,e 1,1, ,'
uu uieouiyreliaiiienndollectual known m- .
dy for tho euro of Pains nud Hwelllus, ol ,
"u"v, ulbCUUIUIlN III inn 'l-lifnnt s .
niotches PImpi on tuo Pace, lirysipei.,,,
nil scaly Eruptloiis ortho Hirm d . .... .,J
tho Complexion. Price, 31 60 per Bottle. '"'S
IIENKY T. IIELMBOLD'S
CONCENl HATED
FL UID FXTUA OTIi UCJI I ,
ill E GREAT DIURETIC,
""Jfed every case of Diabetes In which It ,
iiuuuiuiiiii luonecicor tho Iliad- I
nnd Inflammation ortho Kidneys, Ulceration".!
the Kldncvs n.l iii,i,i. .:..'.,.
- - - "vt .ott.-iiuuil 01 rrnt
Dlsoascsortno Prostatoaiaud.Htnnn i,,n,.., ,
dcr, Calculs, Gravel, Ilrlckdnsl Denosli
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Ena-m,,
and Delicate Constitutions or boih Sexes alien,
ded with tho following symptoms: iudKi,,-,
tlou to Exertion, loss 01 Power, loss of Memo-i
DlfUculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Treat
bliug, Herrorof Dlseaso. Waketnln,. iu... ..
of Vision, Pain In tho Back, Hot Hands, I mu.
.uB ui iuo uouy, uryness ol tho Klilu, hruniica
on tho Face, Pallid Countenance, Umunm
nuosiiuuo 01 tuo Jiuscuiar hiystem, etc.
Used by poisons Irom tno ages of nioin,.
tweuty-tivc, nnd from thlrty-Uvo to nrty-Ateor
in tho decline or change of life; alter confioi.
meut or labor pains; bed-wetting In clnidieii
Holmbold's Extract llucliu Is Dlun-iii- .m
Blood-Purllying, and cures nil diseiu.es ur.k.m
from Habits of Dissipation, and Exci-ists m;
Imprudences in Life, Impurities or the llluo
etc., superseding Copabla in nUectlous for wnte
it is usod, nud Syphilitic AirOcllons-lu thi-i
diseases used In connection Willi HELM HOL"
iiuau WASH.
LADII1S.
In many affections peculiar to ladles, the b
tract Buchu Is unequalled by any other n mi-iii-
as Is Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Via-
iuiuess or suppression or Customary i:vacm
Hons, Ulcerated or Schlrrus State of tlio I'terci
Leucorrhcea or Whltes.Sterlllty.nnd for all com
plaints Incident to tho sex, whether nrlMns froo
Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipation. It is P.
scribed oxtcnsively by tho most eminent pin,,.
lans nnd .Midwlves for Enlecbled and Delirj'.
Constitutions, of both sexes auiLall agi-s .atten
ded with any of the abovodlseascsor nympturo
II. T. IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT IlLTHt'
CURES DISEASES ARISING FKOJI IMPKl'-
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, KIC,
In nil their stages, at llttlo expense Utile r
change In diet, no Inconvenience, and uo ti
posuro. It causes n frequent desire, anil slvo
streugth to Urinate, thereby removing Ohitrac
tlous, Preventing nud Curing Strictures hi iai
Uretha, Allaying Pain nnd Inflammation, i
rreqnont in this class or diseases, and 1 ipelliq
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been tho victims n
competent persons, aud who have paid tun!
roes to bo cured In a short time, have fnunJ t-cj
have been deceived, and that the "Poison U
by the uso of "powerful astringents," been 1lr.1i.
up In the system, to break out In a more titi
vated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT llUt'lIL' tori.
Affections and DIsenses of tho Urinary Or;au
whether exlstiug In Male or Female, Irom u
over cause originating, nnd no matter 0! bo
long standing, PRICE ONE DOLLAR AM
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
HENRY T. HELMhOLiTK IM
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo surpassed as a FACE WASH. an I i
bo found the only speclfio remedy In e'"
species of CUTANEOUS AFFKCTION. It (PJ
illlir nrnilli-ntnu l'lUI'MM SPOTS. SCOItW
I DRYNESS, INDURATIONSof theCUTANr-O''9
MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS n"J
PIIIIPVP IMP-T.lMJlTtnN IIIVKS. HA u
MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF HC.U-P 03
SKIN, FROSTBITES, and all purposes lor wui
SALVES or OINTMENTS nro nsed; restoriit-1
skin to a state of purity aud softness, an. '
surea continued healthy action to the tls!l
Its vessels, on which depend the agreeable cles-f-ness
and vivacity of complexion so mwu s-)Ss
and ndmlrciL Bat however valuable
remedy far existing defects of the skin, U- J'
Helmbold's Rose Wash has Ion: susUlm-J
principle claim to unbounded batronai!.
possessing qualities which render It a TOiU'
APPENDAOC of tho most Superlative Jj
Congenial cluiracter, oomblnlng lu an elft'
formula those prominent requlsits,SAFhTV!
lEFFIOACY tl- Invariable accompaniment
Its use ns n Preservative and Refresher ot 'a1
1
Complexion, II Is nn excellent Lotion tor
eases of a Syphilitic Naturo.nudas an Inji-U '
lor diseases of the Urinary Organs, artslnc "
Iiablls of dissipation, nsed In councctum '
tho EXTRA CTSRUCHU.SARSA PA IUbhA-ft-OATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.In such
reeommonJod, cannot bo tiirpmed. I1-'
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Full and explloit directions nccoiuF- ''
mcllclnea. , rH
Evidence of the most responsible onu "
charaoter furnished on application, wlt"
dreds of thousands of living witnesses."1"1
ward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates ana
mendatory loiters, many or which are fro
highest sources, including eminent W;"'
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The propritw r
nover resorted to their publication lu tt '
papers; he does not do this from the m
hia articles rank as Standard Preparations,
do, not need to bo propped up by ceitlncs'"-
Ilcnrr T. Ilcimboltl'x fici)""
lrciiariitIoiis.
tu'
Delivered to any address, be cure fteui 1
vatlon. . ,
EstablUhed upwards of twenty years- e-(
Druggista ovcrj'where. Address letter s
formation, In confldenco to HENKV f-1
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist ,.
Only Depots! II. T. HELMBOLRH P
Chemical Warehouse, No. 591 "'""fVp-i
York, or to II. T. IIELMBOLD'S Med''1 m
101 Bonth Tentli Street, PhilodelpUU. P"-
BEWARE OP COUNTEBKEITEltfl.
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