THE COLUMBIAN KNB DEMOCRAT,, BLOOMSBXJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
How to Plant tlio 1'otnto.
l'iml novcr less thnu six Inches deep,
bi tUr seven In Biimly soil novcr less
Hi n ccvcti or tasvennnd a hnir. Tlio
iciisnti h tills, nnd It will show how
many points 11 will cover: It will put
tlio rrop beyond tlio lmrtrul Inllucnce
nf tho hent ntitt drought ; It will bury
thi nlrij Hint (ho frost iiinnot ruieli
it, fittiyus It Is put Into tho ground ',
nml If It ahould roach It, being burled
ho deeply, It will ilrtvw out grndunlly,
which will savo It. It is ns well hero,
Hi'-1 sued is, ns In tho cellar, and may
better sprout hero than in tho collar.
Tt will thus show nbovo tho ground In
duo lime, when tho frosts lmvo disap
peared and, tho growing season sets in.
Tho faotl being well drained an India-pensabli-thing
tlio rest will not hurt.
Tin re being wgood mellow noil, with
liunniH (vefielnblo lnalter) charging it,
it will boomparatlvolydrynnd warm.
This will -uvo ths need; providing nl
ways it 1 4 Bound j otherwise, affected
wlthro', It will bo lost.
The di.-ttuico of planting apart must
depend upon tho sort that is planted.
A spreading potato spreading in the
hill mutt lmvo moro room. Thus, wo
plant the l'oach Blows farther apart
than tho Early Rose Tho latter will
put tho tubers cloao together, a nest of
them, and the hills can bo put closo to
gother, sny twclvo to fourteen inches,
or drop the seed (u single eyo or two)
coutinuouily eight inches apart, tho
rows us near together as will permit
with tho cultivator, tho nearer tho bet
ter for tho closo-growlng roots. By thus
planting, as will bo seen, nthcr close,
thero will 1)3 no overgrown, and, con
scijuently, csarsc, and It moy be, hoi
low potatoes. Kelther will thero bo
noct&.ully many small ones, especially
wl'h fcomo sorts, of which, tho Early
Jloac is a beautiful example. Tho size
will ho medium, largo enough Just tho
tiling- for cooking; and thero will bo
in proed quality a tiling, woneed not
rn,, of no secondary Importance.
R"kct Mich seed for planting, as is
wjnted to bo grown, of tho best, tho
fiinst qualities nil around, and dlvido
itiio ls many eyes ns you please a few
eyes O' ly In a hill. Prairie Farmer.
Informal !ou to Horse Owners,
keep tho legs of your horses clean
All dirt is productive of disease
Scratches and heel cracks aro cured
by tho following method : Wash tho
feet clean then dry thoroughly, and ap
ply Carbolic salvo at least twice a day
l'ursuo tho eamo course for collar and
saddle galls.
Tho following is said to be a suro test
of n horso's ago: After tho horso is
nino year old, a wrinkle comes on the
oyelld, at tho uppor comer of the
lower lid, and overy year thereafter ho
has ono well defined wrlnklo for each
years of his ago over nino. If, for In
stance, r horso has threo wrinkles, ho i.i
twelve. Add tho number of wrinkles
to nine, and yon will always got at his
age.
To get hoHcs out of a burning build
ing, harness them ns if for their usual
work and they will follow you out as if
nothing was tho matter.
To euro a balky horso, tio his tail to a
whifflstrec, jii3t so that when his mato
pulls a little, a strain will comoon Ills
tail. Instead of beating and whipping
a balky horso, try this slraplo romedy.
To mako good harness blacking tako
threo ounces of beeswax, four ounces of
Ivory black, ono ncatsfoot oil, two
ounces castile soap, two ounce lard, ono
ounce aloes to bo boiled together, and
poured In a basin to cool.
Depth to Plant Seed3. Tho nron
or depth to plant seeds is a question of
copsiuerabioimDortanco,anuono which
Hko many other similar questions re
lating to plant growth, cannot receive a
definite answer that would bo of gen
eral or universal application. In dry
Bandy soils; situated in dry climates, a
deeper covering will bo required than
would ho Judicious whero both soil and
climate Indicate tho reverse of theso
conditions. For instance, it has been
shown that peas continue longer In
bearing condition, on sandy soils, when
sawn at a depth of sis inches, than they
do when placed nearer the surfaco j aud
it is said that tho Indians upon tho ta
bio lands of Colorado plant corn 10 or
12 inches below tho surface with tho
best n suits; but if planted with only
o ,o or two inches of covering, tho crop
fails. Sfleds also vary in their ability
to nonet rate depths of soli in germinat
ing, liffguralnoui soeds, and some of
lo largest seeding gormlmc, can be
, tr.ted deeper than thoso of a lighter
character. It has been given as a gen
end rulo that all seeds germinate most
I'pocdlly when covered with a depth of
soil equal to their, own thickness, and
wLu-o thocousta'ht p'resencoof sufllclent
moisture for germination can bo main
tained; this rulb is, perhaps, as nearly
correct a3 any that can bo given.
Roll Tour Wioat.
Roll your wheat byall means. It will
do it good when oven C Inches high, in
vory dry weatlic?. I sowed 72 acres last
tall, when tho ground was very dry.
My Wheat camo up and stood 2J or 3
inches high, and stopped growing. I
pitt on n heavy roller, nnd It grow moro
in ono woek nfter than in threo weeks
before.
1 havo for sis years sowed ono bushel
6f oats to each aero of wheat in tho fall,
and havo never failod to mako cood
crop-i of vvhMt. Tho oats get largo
csougn ucsoro winter comes to mako n
good mulch for tho wheat, and doos not
Winter kill. My wheat never looked
better turiu It does this Spring. Tho
farmers Iii tho.couuties around hero say
their wheat Is all killed or badly dam
aged, Ono. farmer that sowed his wheat
on oat stubble, whero his niln hmlK-
shelled out in harvesting, says his
wheat is crood. Farmers think it ton
oxpenslvo to westo tho oats, and tlmo to
sow it, and call mo "fogy." Prairie
warmer.
soot ab a manuhe. Although al-
most over sinco ORrlcultdro has boon
practiced, and that wo bcllevo Is over
sinco tho creation of thoworld, soot has
ceu Known to bo n vuluablo manure.
andyot intho 10th century thero aro
hundreds of farmers who cannot bo
persuaded to bcllevo this. It is really
as vaiuauio as guano. Talsoa hogshead
or water, ana uissolvo In it twclvo
quarts of soot, and you will havo n
splendid liquid manure for plants. At
ply to tho roots ofcourso, nnd. then
watch tho results.
Young Folks.
Stouv op A Risuiiheast. At Fort
William tho following circumstances
occurred : In n pantry, tho window of
which wes loft open during tho day, ono
of theso birds constructed Its nest early
In tho Riiiiiinber. Tho plucosolccled was
tho corner of a moderately high shelf,
among plcklo-bottlcs, which, being
four-Bided, gave tho nost tho singular
nppe.ucnca of u perfect tquaro. 11 was
nindo of green moss, nnd lined with a
llttlo black hair ; on tho sldo which was
exposed to vlnw, nnd that only, wcro
dead beech-loaves.
When any nrtlclo near tho nest was
sought for by tlto housekeeper tho bird,
Instead of flying out of tho window, as
might havo been expected, alighted on
the lloor, and waited thero patiently
until tho causo of tho disturbance was
over, when it immediately returned to
Us nest, Elvo eggs wcro laid, which,
after having been incubated without
success for tho long period of flvo weeks,
wcro forsaken.
Tho room abovo this pantry was oc
cupied ns a bird-stufllug npartmcnt;
nftor tho redbreast had deserted tho
lower story, n bird of this species
doubtless, tho samo individual visited
ItIally, and was as often expelled. My
friend, finding its expulsion of no avail,
for it continued to return, had recourse
to n novel and rather comical expo
dlont.
Having a short tl mo boforo received
a collection of stuffed Asiatic quad
rupeds, ho selected tho most flcrco-look-lng
cnmlvora, nnd placed them at tho
open window, which thoy nearly filled
up, hoping that their formldablo aspect
might deter tho bird from futuio Ingress,
It was not, howovor, to bo so frightened
"from Its propriety," but mado its en
tranco as usual. Tho walls of tho room,
tho tablos in it, nnd nearly tho entire
floor, wcro occupied by theso stuffed
qundrupeds.
Tlio persoveranco of tho robin was at
length rowarded by a freo permission to
havo its own way, when, us in deflanco
of tho ruso that was practiced against it,
tho chosen for tho nest was tho head of
a shark which hung on tho wall (tho
mouth being gagged may havo prevent
cd it being tho si to); whllo tho tall, etc.,
of an nlllgnter stuffed served to screen
it from observation. During tho opera-
tlon of forming this nest, tho redbreast
did not in tho least regard tho prosenco
of my f(lend; but both man and bird
worked away within n few feet of each
other.
Oa tho 1st of Juuo I saw it seated on
tho eggs, which wero flvo In number ;
they wero all productive, aud tho wholo
brood in due timoescaped in safety.
Value op a Good Refutation.
A young man had voluutecred,and was
expecting daily to bo ordered to tho
scat of war. Ono day his mother gavo
him an unpaid bill with tho money,
and asked him to pay it. When ho re
turned homo at night sho said :
"Did you pay that bill?"
"Yes," ho answered.
In a few days tho bill was sent in a
second time.
"I thought," shosaid tohorson,"that
you paid this?"
"1 really don't remember, mother ;
you know I havo had so many things
on my mind.'
"But you said you did-"
"Well," ho answered, "if I said Idid
I DID.
Ho went away, nnd his mother took
tho bill herself to tho store Tho young
man had been known in tho town all his
life, and what opinion was held of him
this will show.
"I am qulto suro," sho said, "that
my son paid this-blll somo days ago; ho
has been very busy since, and has quito
forgotten about it, but ho told mo that
ho had, and ho says ho is quito suro that
ho did."
"Well," said tho man, "I forgot about
II; but If ho over said ho did, he did,"
A story is told of nlittlo four-year-old
fellow who.havingdisoboyed his father,
was about to incur tho penalty a switch
ing. Tho father deliberately propared a
rod, whllo his son stood a sad and silent
spectator. As tho parent approached to
tlio unpleasant duty, tho boy started at
a brisk run toward a neighboring hill.
Tho father pursued, and for a tlmo tho
youngster increased tho diatanco bo-
twrcn them ; but gradually his strength
began to fall, and when ho reached tho
hill, and began to ascend, ho soon lost
his vantago ground. Nearer and nearer
tho irato father approached, and just as
tho top of tho hill was reached, and as
ho camo within arm's length of tho llt
tlo fugitive, who was ready to fall from
exhaustion, tho boy quickly faced about
iroppsd upon tho ground and with an
indescribablo cast of countonanco, ex
claimed ; "Papa, thatr-makes a fellow
blow don't it?" This "changing of
the subject" wa3 so extremely ludicrous,
that tho father laughed heartily over
tho strategy which his hopeful son ex
hibited, and tho rod was not used.
A littio boy, who had been told that
ho musi novcr ask for anything to eat
away from home, went into a neighbor's
house, vrhon tho lady chanced to bo
frying doughnuts."
"Oh," said ho, "you aro cooking."
Awaro that ho had been well trained,
and anxious to boo whether his appo-
tlto would got tho better of his manners,
tho lady did not glvo him nny of tho
doughnuts.
"Well," said ho, returning to tho
chargo, "your cakos look nice."
"Oh, very nice," said tho lady: "thoy
aro tho best I overcooked."
After playing with tho cat a few min-
utcs, bo remarked "And thoy smell
very nlco."
"Oh, yes, thoy smoll vory nice," was
tho lady's tantalizing nnswer.
'Woll, I supposo that if any llttlo
child that was hungry should corao In
hero when you aro cooking, you would
glvo him something to eat?"
"Well, yes, I thluk I should."
"Then," said ho, after another turn
with tho eat, "I guess I must go homo,
for I am very huugry."
IIo got a doughnut.
Humility. Farmer wont with his
son into a wheat Hold, to boo If it was
ready for tho harvost. 'Seo, father,'
oxclalmcd tho boy, 'how straight theso
steins hold up their heads. Thoy must
bo tho best ones. Thoso that hang their
heads down, I am sure, cannot bo good
for much.'
Tho farmer plucked a stem of each
kind, and said, 'seo hero, foolish child I
This stalk that stood so straight is light
headed, and almost good for nothing,
whllo this that hung Its head so modost
ly is full of tho most beautiful grain.'
Pntont Modicinoa.
A
N APPEAL
To Debilitated Persons,
To Dyspeptics,
to tjuiierers irom ijivcr uoiiituaint.
To thoso having no Atmcllte.
To thoso with UrokotrDown Consti
tutions,
To Nervous neonlo.
To Children Wasting Away,
To nny with Debilitated Digcstlvo
Orgaus,
Or 8t(tJcri)i!t with tin; of thefollowinp
Sjjmntomt. which indicate Disordered
Liver or Stomach,
such ns Con
stipation, Inward
riles. Fulness or
lllooil to the Head, Acid
ity of I ho Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Tor Foih!,
Hour Eruse'tntlons.slnklnijor Flut
tcrlnirnt the PltnflhoStnmacli, Swim
minx ot tlio Head, Hurried nnd Difficult
llreathlnir. Fluttering lit tho Hojrt. Clinking
orsuirocatfng Sensations when In a Lyinir pos-
lure, mmnessoi vision, hois or weus tieioro
llinSlghl,Fevcrnuddull nulti In tho head,
Dencleiicy of Perspiration, Yollniviics'i
of tho Skin nnd Eyes, Pain In tho
Hldo, Illicit, chest, l.lmiH, Ac,
Hmlileu Phillies or Heat,
Burning in the Klein,
Uomtutit Imagining
of Evil, nuil great
Depression of
Spirits.
IIOOFLANDS (JEHMAN MTTEH3.
A Hitlers without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind,
Is different from nil others. It Is composed of
the pnro Juices, or Vital l'rtnclple of Jloou, Herbs.
nnd Jtarkit (nr as Medicinally tormed Kxtrncts,)
tho worthft'ssor Inort portions of tho Ingredients
not being used. Therefore In one Uolllo of this
Hitters tncro is contained ns much medicinal
vlrtuons will bo found In several Bailout of or
dinary mixtures. Tlio Koots, Ac, used In this
lmtera aro Brown lu Ucrmany, their vital prln
riplcs extracted in that country by n sctcutltlc
Cliemtst, nud forwarded to tho manufactory In
this city, wnere tnoyaro cimipouudod nud hot
tied. Containing no Bplrltuous Ingredients, this
hitters Is freo from tho objections urged against
nil others: uo destro for Mliuulants cm oo In
duced from their use, thoy cinnot rauko drunk
ards, nud cannot under auy clrcumstaucos, havo
nny but a beneficial effect.
HOOFLAND'8 GERMAN TONIC,
Was compounded lor thoso not Inclined to
extreme bitters, nnd Is Intended for use In cases
when somo nlcohollo Btlmulant Is repaired In
connection with tho Toula properties 01 tho hit
ters. ICach botllo of tho Toulo contains ono bot
tle of tho Hitters, combined Willi pnro HANTA
CUUZ HUM, and flavored In snch n manner that
tho ex tremo ultlernes.s of the bitters Is overcome,
forming n preparation highly ngrootblo nnd
pleasnut to tho palate, anil containing tho medi
cinal virtues of too hitters. Tho prlco ot the
Toulo 13 31.50 per Mottle which many persons
think loo high. They must tako Into considera
tion that the stimulant used It guaranteed to bn
of n puro quality. A poor article could be fur
tilshcdatn cheaper price, bulls Hunt belter to pay
n llttlo moro and havo n good nrtlclo? A medi
cinal preparation should contain nono bat tho
best Ingredients; nud they who expect to obtain
u cheap compound, and be bouellttoi by Itwlll
mostcertainly bo cheated.
ilOOP.VND'S aUUMAN MITEIIS,
on
HOOFL.VND'S GEHJIAN TONIC,
with
JIOOFLAND'3 PODOFIIYLLIN PILL,
WILL CVItli YOU.
They nro tho Greatest
BJ.OOD rUKIPIEUS
Known to tho Medical world, nnd will eraill
catodlsoases arising from lmpuro blood, Debility
of tho Digestive Organs, or diseased Liver, lu a
shorter tlmo than any other known remedies.
Tho wholo SUPKKJIE COU11T of Pennsylvania
SrEAK rOB THESE REMEDIES.
Who would ask for moro Dlgnlfled au JStrougcr
Testimony 1
lion. Unoitai: W. Woodward, former Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, a
present Member of Congress from Pennsylvania
writes:
Philadelphia, March 10th, 1S57.
I And " Iloolland'a German Hitters " Is n good
tonic, uselnl In diseases of tho dleestlva nruunH.
and of great benefit In cases of debility and want
of action lu tho system. Yours truly
UEonun w. woooward.
IIon.jAMESTH01i30,ai(fJili'c cf tits Supreme
CXntrt of Fennsyhanta.
PHILADELPHIA, April S3, 1S67.
I consider "HooUand's German Hitlers" a val
uable mcdlcino lu case of attacks ot Indti-estlon
or DynpeptMA. 1 can certify this from my expe
rience ofit. Yours, with respect.
JAMXS THOMSON,
Hon. Oeobqc Shauswood, Jus!keoftlie Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Juno 1, 1S03.
I havo lound bv exDerlencothat'-Itooiland's
German hitters" Is a very good tonic, rollovlng
dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
UUOKUU OUARSWOOD.
Uou. Wm. P. Ilogors, Mayor of the City of liuffalo .
A'. Y.
Mayor's Office, Buffalo, June S3, 15C5.
I havo usod "Hooflands German Bitters and
Tonic" in my family during tho n-ist vear. and
villi reiruiuiiieuu mem lu nil vsceiieub ionic. 1II1
Iiartlng touo nud vigor to tho system. Their uso
ins becu productive of decidedly beucllclal
clf'octs. Wm. P. ltoaEits.
Hon. James M. Wotxl, Jic-Mayor of Vt'Ullamsport
Pa.
I tako ureal nlnasurolnrecommcudlus" Hoof-
laud's German Tonlo " to any ono who may bo
nUUcted with Dyspepsia. I bull tho Dyspepsia so
badly It was Impossible to kceD mv lood lu my
htomach.and 1 became so weak as not to be able
to walk half am lie. Two bottles of Tonlo iIIocted
a perfect euro. Jasics m. Wood.
ItaMEMItEIl
THAT
IIOOPLAND'S GEhMAN BITTERS,
AND
HOOFIiA.ND'3 GERMAN TONIC
Will euro every caso of
M A It A S 21 U
Or Wasting away of tho Body.
REMEMBER
THAT
IIOOKLAMD'B GERMAN KEJlIiDIiM
Aro the medicines you rcqulro to purify tho
Blood, exolto tho torpid Liver to healthy action,
nnd to enablo you to paw safely through nny
hardships or exposure.
DR. HOOPLAND'S
1 O D O P U Y L L I N ,
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
Tll'O PILLS A DOSE.
Ihe most Powerful, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Catluxrlie known.
It Is not necessarv to taho Ahaiiilfnllof LlienA
Pills to nroduca tho desired cflect; two of them
net quickly nnd powerfully, clcanBlnKthe Liver,
Stomach and UoweU of nil Impurities Tho
principle ingredient Is rodophyllln, ortho Alco
hollo Extract of Mindrake, which Is by many
times more powerful, acting and searching thuu
tho Mandrake Itself. Its peculiar action is upon
iuu iiyvr. cieuuuitf ii, speeuur irom an oostruo
tlons, with all tho power ol Mercury, yet Irea
from the Injurious results atlachod to the use of
that mineral,
Kor all diseases In lilcli tlio use of a cathartlo
Is Indicated, these pills will glvo entire satlsfao-
llnnlnnvrv.i,n Thow Nl'lKII 1,'AII.
In cases ol Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extremo costlvcuess. Dr. Hoofland1 German
liHtcr or Toulo should bo used Ir. connection
with the Pills. Tho tonlo effect of tho Hitters or
'Ionic builds up tho system. Tho Bitters or Toulo
purines the Blood, strengthens tho Nerves, urn
ulate3 tho Liver, and gives strength, energy
und vigor.
Kocp your Bowels uctlvo with the Pills, and
touo up tho system with Bitters or Tonic, and
no disease cau retain th' Did, or oven assail
yon. '
AtiS0AlecU1,Bt 11 19 COPLAND'S OEIl-
MAN Itemedlcs that are so universally used and
highly recommended ; and do not allow the
DrUUUlSt tO ludUGB Vnii l.i tiikn Mtivll,li. lltnf Ii,.
may say Is Just as good, because ho makes a
turgor proa tou it,
Theso Remedies will be sent by express to
any locality, upon application to tho PUINC1.
PAL OKKICK, at the OEHMAN MEDICINE
STOUE. oai Arch St., Philadelphia.
CUA8. 31. UVAH, I'roprlotor.
These Remedies are for sale by Druggiste
Borekeepen, and Medlolne Dealers Very where
Mirjcollnuooun,
BOOTS & SHOES.
AT
E. M. KNOKR'S
SPRING STYLES,
TUB LATEST AND 1SKST.
livery variety fur Men, Women nml Cldlilicn,
OLD STOCK
Selling nt Cost to elou out to mako
room for
NEW GOODS.
Bargain's ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CTJTST03VC MADE
CLOTHING.
11K IIAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS TUB
HEST IV O K 31 C X.
For cood ills and promptness lu filling orders
tbcio Is tho placo to go.
Ills cooils nro selected with caro nud his Cus
tom Work will compare favorably with tho best
cll'orts of tho fashionable city Uenler.
he keem a L.vnac stock of
HOYS' AXI) CmiiDUEN'S CI.OTilLVtJ
AND
GUSTS' FUitrViSUING GOOIiS,
At AsloulshlURlv Low Trices.
Bloomsburg, Hept. 29, 187M1
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BEIiVVICIC, PEN N A.
Tho undorslKncd would respectfully iulorra
tho Cltlrens of liorwiclc, and vicinity, that he
has opened n Confectionery uud hakery In
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Oerwlck. la.. where ho Is nrn.n.ire.l in r,iiMiiui
all kinds of
PI.AIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FHENCII CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC F1SUITS
CHANGES, LEMON , 1JAI3INS
AC, itC, do., Ac.
BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ilVi10ils I!1? "sortmcnt will bo found Cream
NutJf, Kngllsh Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds, Kll-
. it, r :; v .vv,"t "i, juiiicm oi uiuer
'h,"i"v;V.U8,tn,CaViuej 1,1:lt'c9. Chocolate
Canned lrultof nil kind Cornstarch. i.v,. iiiu.
. vum ouircn, I'jei; ills-
cult. Soda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese.
Koap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers. Eu
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce of all kinds. Freiili Bread nn
J ....j. iiv ,vaiu iu OCUiiUIl. rotir
patronago Is solicited.
Berwick, Jau 171 tv
ARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
M. a SLOAN BROTHER
Have on hand and for sain nt tho most reasona
ble rates a splendid stock of
GAIUIIAGES. BUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mado of tho best nud most dur
able materials, aud by tho most experienced
workmen. All work sent out from tho estab
lishment will bo found to boof tho highest class
and suro to glvo perfect satisfaction. They have
also a Hue assortment of
SLEIGHS
of all tho newest and mast fashionable styles
well and carefully mado and of the best mater
ials. An Inspection or their work Is asked as itl
believed that nono superior ceu bo found In the
country. Jan 171
CHOICE FAMI1Y GROCERIES
ID OWN IN PRICE
JT. XX. IVZ A I Z H S,
Corner Main and Centra fits.,
liLOuMSBUIlO.
Anew Hock of Fresh Goods Just opened at
MAIZE'S.
Tens. CoIIccn, SuKni'N.
BYllUrS and SIOLASSES. CHKESE, MEATS.
SALT, KIHil. etc
VEGETABLES, IlKItMETICALLY Scaled
Got sis.
JELLIES and PUERKUVKH, P1CKIJCS.
I'uutaun auu uujitaiiu l'ttuiiw.
An Elegant Assortment
OF
QUEENSWARE
1UUMU11UV Oil 11UI1I1.
Alto wnnn wit.ioiv m icuwitinnr
All my goods aro of the first quality and at ex
tremely low prices,
decb71-tf J. II. MAIZE.
AGENTS
Wtt:l f::
Twol?e Years azs Wild Indians & Plains.
Tho remarkable ndvenlurrs of tho latnous
WHITE CH IKK nml BIG WAHHIOlt akiong the
Ited Skins. Thrilling accounts or Ureat limits.
Hairbreadth Escapes nudTerrlble Contests with
Ihe big eamo anil hcstllo tribes. Spirited descrip
tions of tho habtu and superstitions of thut
tmngo people. Tholr Hporl. Legends, Tradi
tions. How thev Woo and wed. Scalp, Doctor;
Worship, 4c. New, Froah and Popular, Prlco
Ijiw. ILIs helltntr bv tho thousands with won.
a. rfiil rapidity. Audit aro mukiug from D to
tloo per week. Choice field yet vacant. Send at
once for sample chapters, Illustrations and pur-
livumi. vu d. Si, JlliJiiuilu', . uuiiniier,
Jun71-tf. 40U Chestnut St., Phlla.
B
LANK DEEDS.
We now have thn tlnchtassortmeutof ULANIT
DKl.IiH on hand and lor uulo that wero ever
kept Lu Bloouiiburg. Largo slzo on best parch
meul paper, Conimou Deods, Kaeculor's und
Administrator's Deeds-small size good aud
iieuji i-uiuiuuii Ulceus, sc
c
Mificollnneono.
riLLER'S UTOilE.
B. It. MlLLKIl & BON,
havo removed their Store to tho room formerly
occupied liyMctidcnliall.onMalnstrect, Blooms'
burg, nearly opposlto tlio Episcopal Church
whero thoy nro dotermlnotl toscll on ns modcralo
terms ni can ho procured clso where, Thler stock
comprised
LADIES' DUESS GOODS
ot the choicest styles nnd latest fashions, together
with n largo assortment ot Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho following t rllclu
Carpels,
Oil Cloths,
oths,
Casslmcres,
Shawls,
Flnuuols,
Silks,
Whllo Goods
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
llollowwnre
Ccilr.rwnre
liueemware,. Ilardnar
Boots and Ohoe.i,
Hals nnd Cap)
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glassoj,
Tobacco,
Coffoo,
Sugars,
Teas,
Itlco,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS GENEUALLY.
In ihcrt, overythlng nsnally kept in counlrj
tores, to which they Invito the attention of the
pnbllo generally. Tho hlghtst prlco will be paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
0. H. MILLElt A SON.
octS171-:f Bloomsburg Pa.
N
EW STOOIC OF CLOTHING.
Fresh nrrlval of
SPRING GOODS
DAVID LOWENBEKG
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLn CLOTHING.
at his store on
MftlnBtrcet, lu tho new block,
Bloomsburg, P.i
whero uo has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fnsli!n.iblo, durable, nud
ndsonie
ultras iinnna
consisting of
BOX, SACK, HOCO, GUM, AND OIL-GLOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
of all Borts.nLics and colors. IIo has also rep len
ishcd Ills already largo stock of
CLOTH AND CA831MEnES,
STIUPED, FIGUUED, AND PLAIN VESTS
BUIIITS, CltAVATS, STOCKS, COLLAltS
HANDKEltCIIIEFS. GLOVES.
SUSPENDIUW, AND FANCY AllTICLES
no noa constantly ou uanu a large and wcll-sc'
eclcd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which ho Is prepared to mano to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd lu tho
best manner. All his clothing Is miulo to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'SLUY,
of overy description, lino and cheap. Ills caso ol
ewelry Is not surpassed lu thlsjplaco. Call uud
oxamlno his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELUY, AC.
octl3'71 DAVID LOWENBEKG.
Tin: i.c:ni:Dii:.VT3 that
COMl'OSt: KOSADAUS aro
published on evet y package, there
fore it is not a sci ret preparation,
consequently
I'lirsiCIAJfS rKESCBIIIE IT
His a certain roro for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all it, forms. Uhcunia-
Usui, Shin Disrasc, Liver Com
plaint and all diseases of tho
lllood.
0113 SOTTL 07 EOSADALIS
will do moro ooil tlian ten botllcj
ot iho byrups ol barsaparilla.
THE UNDCn'JICNEO PHYSICIANS
havo used Ittitadalis in their practii J
for Iho past tlirco years and fitcly
cndorFo it as a reliable Altcntira
and Blood Purifier.
1)11. T. C. PUOU, nf Ealtimctc.
U11.T.J. IIOVKI.V, "
Dlt. II. W CAIIll. "
I- O. OANNKLI.Y, "
1)11. J. S. Sl'AllKS, of Nlcholasrlllc,
DK. J. L. McCAItTIIA, Columbia,
S. I .
dr. a. n. noblhs, i:d0-ccomb, n. c.
USED AIID ENDORSED BY
J. D. t-nCN'CII & EONS, l'allUUcr,
V. Vt.'sVITir.J.iciwn, Mich.
A. 1' WllKI'.l.l.ll. I.1I.U, Ohio,
n. HAM., Luna. Ohio.
flf-IAXN & (;().,(m.ii1oiisi111c, Va.
SAJI'I.. 0. McPADDLN, Murfltcs.
boro,Tcnn.
flur ppaco v.-illnot allow of any ex.
touted lematks in rtlntlon lu tho
imucsof P.osailalis. Tothe tcilicj
1'iorcsslotiMc guarantee a Kluld i:
lra:t superior to any tlicy haio ever
useJ in the treatment of diseased
nftisli and to tliontllteteil wo say try
llosaitalij. mill vou will bo TLstureJ
to health.
BosaJ-ilh Is sold liv all Drurclsts.
price 01-50 per bottle. Address
DB,.CL21!SUI3 ii 00.
Mnvfaturing Chtmisti,
Haltiso&l-, Md.
) ALTIJIORE PIANOS.
Wo rcsnectfullv rail the Attention nf thnhe
denlrlDK to purcliaso our mnke of Tlnnos. We
nro Hatlstleu that wo can give biitlsructloii In
every case. Our workracnskllltulatid experien
ced nml are under tho personal superintendence
of tho member a of our tlriu Wu use only the
best seasoned timber, and tho rniUurlal In u'eno
rul la lirat class. Our l'lanos without exception
Iihvg tlio natent airalles arrauirement thruti"b-
out. which In the opinion of tlio miwt compo- !
tent Judges Is pronounced valuable, liy this lm
provuinem. n I'taco is maue more ourauiu nnu
keeps the tone longer, Wo claim lor our Instru
ments thai they tiro second to none, nnd they
combine all tho essential elements tlint consti
tute superior worknutiniblp. Wo will glvo a
written uuuruntee for live yearn.
Mr, I'hnkai) FitEiMAN, member of ourllrm,
wlUvUU JtloomsburK lour tlmeiayear to re
pair ami attend to tuning of all IManos. In the
absence- ot Mr, Kkkiman, Mr, I. K, Millkk will
nttend to our business in llloomsbur and Is
uuthorUed to receive nnd solicit orders.
Wo can uWo tho very best references.
OAEIILE & CO.
Baltimore, M, 1.
I. K. MiLMsii, Denier in Pianos, Orguns and
Melodeons Uvo octave and live stop organs ot
tho best make, bold at 8UU, Terms easy Juno J
JJcKKLVY, NEA.L & CO.,
RlALliUS IN
DHY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
AND
General Merchandise,
BLOOMSllUllO, PA.
Jan:C72-lf
YAIiUAULE PROPEUTV FOU
HALli
no undcriilKUeil wltlilliK to rcilro from busl.
nctm now oIutm at private bulo hU entire proper
tysltuHtnl in Oruuuovlllo, conmitlng of a one
half luterttt lu the well known
FOUNDHY AN I) AQIlICULTUltAL WOUKH,
tocetlicr with tho Knjilno, Lalhcn una other Ma.
chlncry hulouglni; to the mine, iiUo tho entire
ctock now on nana, together with a valuable
pair of horuea, anil tho wukous, hIihIh, HuruCM,
dc. also hl town lota on which la erected a good
frame tlwelllnn, alHO, Iwciity-Uvo ucrea. known
xa the Dr. Lntl projierty about tea ol which ir
cleurtHl, the balunce timbered,
Prices reasonable, l'oaaoaalon given at
tlmo to null purcbaaera. Applr to or uddrw
WILLIAM HUllUIliKU
oct,B,7Mf.
Orangavllle, Oolurabt.
I
MifjccllanoouB,
1872.
1872.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
M. P. LUTZ
Hnsjust rclurned from New York with n full
lino ot
I1LA.GK AND COLOIIED SILKS,
LYONS' fllLKVOl'LTNS,
SILK I'ONOKKS,
plain slrlpeauil chene,
S U I TIN as,
sttlpo nnd plain,
OltASS CLOTHS,
sit lpo plain nud chene.
WASH POPLINS,
black and colored
ALPACAS,
FAXCY FLAWS',
0 O L O 11 E D 0 A M 11 11 1 C li ,
PERCALES,
4
W51ITE GOODS,
SUISSE,
TAHLATAN,
VIOTOltIA LAWN,
11IS1101M.AW.V,
NALNt-OOKR,
I'KiUES.
CAMUUICS,
LONG CLOTfl,
LINENS,
NAPKINS",
DOIYI.M,
TOWEI-S,
LACE CUIITAWH,
NOTIONS, TIUMJIINQS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
and overythlng ucntrnlly kept lu a flrst-clasa
DHY G0OD3 STORE.
BIIOWER'S BLOCK
EAST OF COUKT HOUSE, MAIN HTUKET,
ULOOllSDUnO.l'A'
Br. 7ALZiY.-.-
YINEG-AIL
2 Hundicda cf I'maz-jzC:
..6
Dear tPEtlmony to tholr AVortilar- C P.
HA WHAT ARE THEV? Sl'ii
TTTPV RTTT VDT A VTT.T! Hi " 19
uu2FAWCY DRINK. P.!?
Miloot Vttgt um, Wlildkor, Proor Bplrllu
uud Kcflisu l.lcuurafloctorctl.eplcctl andbwect
cncil to please tho tactc, callcd"Tonlc6,""Appctlz
crs," " Kcstorcre," ic, that lead tho tippler on to
drunkenness and rch,tmtaroatnio Medicine, mado
fromtiioXatlvo Itootscnd Ilcrcaof California, Trco
Iron, nil Alcobollo Stimulants. Tbcr&ro tlio
tJIICAT ULOOII PUKIFIESt nud A LIFK
(UVINC l'KINCI PLE a perfect r.cnovntor nnd
InTtgoiator of tho System, carrying off all polsonoca
natter and rcctorlng tlio Hood to a healthy condition.
:.'o person can talio theso Bitten according to dinv
tlon and rcmalnlongnnmll.
G1UO wlllba glvcnforcn lnrurahlocaso,piui"t'i
to bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, ncd tho vital organs wasted I'JTsnd tho
rolnt'of repair.
rorlnlliimmutcry nnd Chronic llheunm
t!et:l nud Gout Drapcpala, or ludlgcatloa,
lillluua, Ileuilltcut und lulcruiitu ul Pot era
IilBCitacaof tho lllooil, Liver, Hiducja, nud
llluildcr, tneso lllttcro havo been moit siiccccc
Tal. bucli IllccuHca cro canted ly Vitiated
Klcod. 7hlcU la incrally rrodnccdbyderacgtmcnt
cfthoDlacEtlvoOiEnui.
HYM'CPSIA Oil 1NDH1ESTION, Head
achs, Talu In I'm Chcaldcrs, CotEhs.Tlghtnccsof llo
Chest, Ulzzless, Conr Cructatlons cf tlio Etemach,
Lad tcstj la tha iaoath, unions AttaeUs, Palpltatlea
r t iho Heart, IcCimiLaUcn cf tho Lucgr, Pain In tho
. locs cf U.0 Kidneys, nrd a hundred other r-.'cful
i. i.i, :ou;s,aio tt.o cCsrrtocsof Ilyrpcpsla.
ii- iar.gyratQ tLo BtomacU and stlmnlato luo tor
r la l.vcr end to7clr,TThlc!i render them ofuncctiailcd
iacacyl'1 clcanrln; tho blood cf alt Impurities, and
imparting new l.:a and vigor to tho wholo system.
I'Oi: 1- Ii IN I) I hEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Catt
I.I.ilu, SlUcUi, C pots, rimplcs, I'ueiuIcSiBoIIs, Car
lu.clts, i.i:ig.. cims, Ccald-IIcad, Boro Eyes, Eryslp.
m It-1. Ecatfa, Wscoloratlons of tho ElJn, Ilumors
nai. IJls uses cf tlio bhln, of vrbato cr namo or nature,
i-fj l.ic rally dug up and carried out of tho system In a
short t.mo by tho use of thc6o Bitters, Ono bottlo la
inch rates will convince tho most Incredulous of their
ccratlro effect.
Clcanso tho Vitiated Blood whenever you and Its
ircpuritlca bursting through tho shin In Pimples, Erup
tions or Bores t clcanso It when you Snd It obstructed
and Huggish In tho veins clcanso It when It Is foul,
and ycur feelings will tell you when. Eccp tho blood
puro and tho health of tho system will follow.
PIN, TAPEandothcr WOK21S, lurldnglatha
system of so many thousands, aro effectually destroy
od and removed. For full directions, read carefully
.tlio circular around each bottlo, printed In four laa
Eusgcs-Euglisb.acrman, rrcncbaad Spanish. .
J, VALEEH, Proprietor, tt. n. UcDOXALD tt CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents, Ean Francisco, Col,,
c and S3 and 81 Commcrco Street , New York.
EVEOLD BY All. UliUaQISTS AND DEALERS.
JS7U.lt
1 o any person producliiB uuy Medlclue fchow
Inn half aa many living, iiermunent cures as I)u,
Ftii.bh'h Vkoktaulu Hiieumatiu 11km ed v.
Uieil inwardly only. A ploabuut .Medicine, free
Irom Injurious drugs. Wurruuleil, tiuilcr outh,
to havn permanently cured Win every 100 patients
nhla's oldest regular physicians, nud Prnlessor ol
Chemistry nnd 'foxtcolony, who has made
Neuralgia, Chronlo aud lullamtuatory llhcumn
tlsiu tho speciality of his entire professional
life a fact vouched for by tho signatures acrani
panytugeuch liottle,ofiuany nrtiinlueut renown,
edphytlcluua.clorgymeu.iiuil other testlraoululs.
To protect fcullereis Irom polwiious cjuuck nos
trumi, and useless expenditure of mnuey, n legal
signed euurantee, Mating oxuet number of bottles
warranted ta cure, will bo forwarded trails to
any sutlercrsondluB by letter a full description
nfaUllcUon. In casoot failure to cure, amouut
nnld positively refunded, Medicine sent auy.
whero by express, collect on delivery. Allllcted
Invited to write for advices all Information nnd
medical advice seut by letter gratis. Principal
ijlllco.iD Bouth Fourth street, Philadelphia, i'a.
i ik, llemody Is sold or obtained by Druggists,
M,' W71-"lv
ifs LA ti
hi wW III
r if
mmmmmmm
Miflcollnnooun,
CONTINENTAL.
Life luourauco Company.
OF XUW YORK.
1. of Policies M 43,000.
ASSETS $5,500,000.
ISSUES nil tlio now form of Pollclo3
and present ns lavorahla terms ns nny coin
puny lu tho United Htntcs.
Tho company will mako temporary loans on
Its tmllcleM.
Thirty days' Rraconllowed on each payment,
and tho policy held gooddurlnu; that time.
All our policies nro Incomes table for tho usual
causes.
Policies Issued by this company nro non-for
lelturo.
No pxtm phnrenn tnniln fnr (rnvHllnt liprmtts.
l'ollcy jiolders shnro in tho nnuunl profits ot
mo coiupauy, auu nave a vnico in ino cicctiuus
ami iiinungcuicni nr ino company,
No policy or medical feo chareed.
JUHTUS LAWHKNCll, Pres't.
W. II. WYNKOOF, VlcoPrcs'l,
J. P. Ilonr.r.'), Secretary,
M. C. CUANiiLKK, Jr., Acluary,
Ceuiral Office of North-Easteru Peuii'a.
"Colusibian" Buildine:
BLOOMSBURG-, PA.
CHARLES B. BROCKfAY,
General Agent.
Jnn.5,lS;2-tf.
Hail Roads.
T AOKAWA.NNA AND BLOOJIS-
UlJIll! lblLilllliU
On nndffltjrNov. L7, 1871,1'assenscr Trains will
run nu futlmta
Going North.
Arrive Arrive
a.m. p.m.
... 0.40 1.11
... S.1S 11.52
Going Honth
Leave Leave
n.m. n. m
Bcrantou...
Pltlston....
l.r 10.05
2.H io.:ij
SwfuarUc'i'H 3-3"
Plymouth g.ls
HlilckKhlnny,... 7.30
llerwick 7.8.1
llloom s.05
12.25
12. U0
11. SO
11.11
2.10
H.C8
.'!.SI
3.57
unuviiie..
lo.to
1.27
Connection made ntHcrnutnn bv thn 10.40 n.m.
trul'i for Gi ent llend, Illm;li.imtou, Albany nud
1131 i.UU "Vlki
U.T. HOUND, Sup't.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.
On and aftor Nov. 12th 1871, Trains will
leave HosnunYns follows :
NOKT1IWAKD.
12.30P.M. DallV to Wltllnmsnort. Klmlrn rnnnn.
dalgua, Uochestcr, UuUalo, Suspension Urkige,
12.40 p. m. Uutr.ilo, N. Falls, Ac.
C.50 1'. si., Dallv, (except Sundays) for William
sport aud L'rle.
4.3.J I'. M.. Dallv. fescentHnuilavs for Klmlrn.
nntrulo nnd Niagara Fall, via. L'rlo lullroad
iioiu rauiir i.
TUAIN3 SOUT1IWAUU.
1.47 A.M. Dally for L'altlmore, Waslilnntou aud
l'hlladelphfa.
10.03 A. M. Dally (except Sundays) for Baltlmor-
Washington ml Pnlladolplila.
1.10 1'. m. Dully (oxcept fSuuday.s) lor Ilaltliiiorc,
i iiiiuueiiiui.1, clv.
i:d. 8. YOUNU,
QonoralPouscuger Arjeut,
Alfiikd It. Fisk, Gon'L Sup't.
Q1IORTEST ROUTE EASTWARD
MvillB.MeM&Wilkestoe R.K
WINTFIl AliltAXQEMEXTS.
EASTWAUU. WESrWAUD.
:.uavk.
A. M,
J.KAVH.
Hunbury
Dtiuvillo
Cutawlssa
Hailetou
11.211
7.02
7.2S.
. 0 08
"J I Now York.
ti'J Kastou.
f Phlla
4 J J licthleh'iu.
1". M.
Ilethlehem, 1 d 12.10
Philadelphia I xjj 2.15
llnzletoii, l 12.tti
New Yurie, j U5U
llnzletnn.
Catawlssn.
Duuvllle.
Suubury.
Tho nfleriirvin trnln enntiertsnf. Hiitilmrv with
tho P. ft K. 4.S5 p. in. train going West; nrtlves at
lyiiiiniiisporte. w; LjOCKiiaveu.oi p.m.,aliil Willi
Iho Northern Central 1.60 p. m moving South,
reachlug Hiirrlaburg 7.00 p. m nml Baltlmoro
1u.11 p. in., nnu uiso wuu iuo Munuury anil iew
lstown Itnllroad.
Comfortablu and liandsomo C'mches 011 this
new rouie.
J, IIL'IWEY KASE.Su, trlutcndeut
EADINO RA1LROA1 .
WINTEIl AURANOEJ! ' T.
MosnAY, May 27, ir,.
Great Trunk Line from the No-' mid Noith
WebttnrPlllladelnhiii.NewYnllr.l; rtliin. I'nttM
vlllo, Tamanuu, Ashiautl, Shami '. .11 Lebanon
ueuiown, fusion, upuruia, l.u iy, L,,iiu-a,ior
iiiiiiuui,ui;i,
Trains Icjivh TlfirrlHhllrf for Kw Vni Ij f.u
lows: At 2.4 j, b, 10. a. m., nnd 2,00 )i. 111., enu
nectfuc with similar trains 011 I', mini Ivji.
nla Itallroad, and arriving at Now York al
lu,U7. n. m., 3.5. and H.I5 p. 111. respectively.
Sleeplug ears uccompuuy the 2,45 u 111. tialu
Wllliout ciinngn,
Heturnlm'! Leavo New York nt 0.00 a.m. nml
12.30 noon and 5,:xi p. m. Philadelphia at 7.30, 8.S0
u. 111, uiiu o..,u p. 111, meepiug curs accompany
mu 3,00 p. 111., iruiu irom 1 wiiuoill cuaiige.
Leave Ilarrlsburg lor Heading, l'ottsvllib, iu
mu, ll,...ru.lll.. A.I.I I ul .1
lentuwu uud Phlla'd.at H.lUu. 111., and 2,011 nml
4,U3 p.m., stopping nt Lebanon and principal way
niuiiiuiH: 1 u u,, uop. 111, train conueciingitir i-iurn
Pottsvlllo and Columbia only. For Poltsvllle
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuylkill
huu nusiiituuuuua iuiuroau,ie.io narrisuurg a
3.40 11.111.
Eat Pennsyl vanla itallroad trains leave Head
ing for Alleulown Eastou uud Now York al4.32,
10.30, a. 111., and 1.03 p. m. Heturiilmi, leavo
New York nt IMA) a, m., 12.30 noon and 5.3 1 p. ro.
uud Alleutowu ut 7.-U ll. 111. 12,25 lloou, 2,15, 4.25
Way Passcuger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7r'Wa,m couuectius with similar train on East
Pa. railroad returning irom Heading ut (1.20 p. m
stopping at all statlsBit,
Leavo Pottsvlllo tit 0.00 ft.ln.. nml 9 no ivm
Herndon at 10.00 a. m bhuinokln at 5,10and 11.15
a. iu,, iiHiuauii ui i,uj u.iu, auu iz,ij uotiu Aian
anoy Clly at 7,15 a. m. audl.2 1 p. m. Turaan.ua al
s.:i a. iu aud 2.10 p. m. lor Philadelphia, Now
wim, l.uuuiuil, l.llll 1UU1,C.
Leave l'OIlHVlllu via Hii-.lilivllclll nml SllMnnn.
hanna Itallroad at 8,15 a.m, lor Ilarrlsburg. uud
ti, w a. iu.,ior i inourovu uuu i remoni,
lteadlug AccomraiHlutlou Train leaves Potts,
vlllo ut 0.10 a, m., posies Heading at 7,30 a. m., ar
riving at Philadelphia ut 10.20 tt. m. Hoturuluii
leaves l'hlladeltihlu tit n.15 n. m.. nasslui' Hem).
Ing at 7,55 p.m., arriving at Pottsvlllo al 5.10 p.m,
t ui.o.u.TM nnumuiuuuuuu .iuiu,ii'iivuni uiuf.
town ut 0,so a.m., rolurulug, leaves Philadelphia
at 4,30 p.m.
Columbia Itallroad Trains leave Heading at
7,20 a.m., and 0.15 p.m, for Ephruta, Lltlz, Lancas
ter, uuiuiiiuiu, tve.,
Perklomeu ltall Uoud Trains leavo Perklomei
Junction at 7.17 U,05u. m3.00 0.00n. m, return.
lug: leave ncuwcuusvine aiu..io, b.iu a.m.,
noon & 4.1i n.m.. conuectltig with uliullar trulu.
or lteodlm: Hullroad.
Culebrookdtilu Hullroad trains leave Poluitown
al u.loa.m,iS: l.isu.li p.m. reluming leuve .Mount
I'leusuui ut 7.ou auu ii.-i u. m,, .t.uo p.m, councet
Imr with similar trains ou Ht tiding Hullroad.
Chester Valley Itallroad Trains leave lli.ugo.
port at s,J0a. in. und 2.05 and 5.u2p. in, leturiilni.,
leave Duwutnutun at 6.40 u. in.. 12.45 noon and
6.25 p. ui., connecting with similar tiulus or
Heading Hallruutl.
on suudays, leuve New York al 5,34 p.m., Pali
phluut 8,oo a.m. and 3,15 p.m., (the b,oo a.m. trulb
running only tolteudliig;)lcavePottsvlllotj,OOu.tn,:
Ilarrlsburg ut 2.40 a. m. and 2.00 p, m. uud
leuve Alleutowu ut 0.15 nud KSTi p. lu., anil leave
lteadlug ut 7.15 a. in, and lU3ip, m, for Hairls
burg, at 5.U)a. la. for New York, al 7.20 a. mfor
Alleutowu and utB.40 a. m.' und 4.15 p. in lot
Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School ami
Excursion Tickets toutul from nil imlntu. ill. r.v
duced rates.
Ullggago checked thrnurh too nnunils nllowoil
each passenger.
j, wuui'ir,n,
Asst. Bupt, A Eng. MucU'ry,
Heading, Pa., April 3, ini.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CAltDS,
ETTElt HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
I'llOGKAMMES,
POBTEItS,
A3,, AO.
Neatly nnd Choaply PrlntoJ
From the Latest Btyles of Type at the
COLUMBIAN OKFIOii
Pntont Modicinoa.
UNRYT. HELMltfiTlVv
H1
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COMPOUND F I, U I li
KXTBAtir OATAtniA
Q 11 A 1' 13 PILL H,
Component Parts-Ituut Extract tthularb n,
fluid tract auauba Urape
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LIVKIt COMPLAINTS, JAUNDK p ..
IS AFFKOTIONH. BICK OH NFli' vn!
A 1) A I ! 1 1 l i. I ! mt iv i.' i..Lr u . ' " VO L d
ioua
Vi:uETA..LK.CONTAIN 1NG NOM
MINKHALS OU DKLKrEUIoSa imVOH. Y
Theso Pills nro Hi
thostomach. T.ioV: "V"? ' . 'V el la,,,"to
lien, such nu inv.aoratlou of tho enure
lakes plncons loappear mlrnculous to tuo we .tr
una enervnteii. pi,nn,.. '"oneut
denco or dUca,o. u. t". lielmb" d's Con uua
-". "" no laci. inai sugur-coalcil Pl,ndn
hold SOlVe. but nnaitlimiml. IUO
,, , , ""-,"wn"JlliaCUWIt!inii
S"f;0"r.:!?r-'co,hel
beltiir nlcasnnt In . " . "'
. . .. . . . uuur,uo not ueecsiti.
tale .their being siir-coatc. PIIICF. FIITV
HI KT9 it'll llnv I 1
UENIiY T. IIEL2W OL D'S.
IIIatil.Y COKCENTItATED OOltl'OUNll
FLUID UXTItACT HAllSAPAnir.I.A
Will radically cxUrmlnnin rmm it.
Scrofula, Syphilis, I'overHoics, Ulcers, Boro Hyis
Boro Lees. B6ro Mouth. Hnm iton.i i..,i...
Skin Diseases, Salt Ithcuu, ankers, Kunulniu
...... ,,,iu neuiiigs, xutiiors. Can
cerous Affections, Node, ltlckels.ainndars wo
nigs, fligni wweats, Hash, Tetter, Humors ol in
Kinds. Chronic ItliMiiiiniUm n, .,.., ... .
dlseaso thathas been cstabllshtd In tho PjiUia
Ilelncprep.iredEXl'ltrHr.v rnrii,i.i,n.
plaints, Its BLOOD.PUIUFYING proprlelles nie
greater than nny other preparation ol Sarsiipu.
rllla. It Rives tho COMPLUXION n clear nod
healthy color nnd restores tho rntlent ton state
ot 1IHALTI1 nud PUUITY. For Purllylug tlio
.....uj, iviuuviiiK "ii mrouic consiuuilonal Ills.
ens.es arising from nn Imnnrostnin nr lim 1.1.....1
And tho only rcliablo mid effectual known rcme-
uy iur 1110 euro oi rams and Swellings of Hie
Hones, Ulcerations of tho Throat nnd Lc
matches, Pimples on tno FacaJ Erysipelas uiiil
all scaly Krnptlous of tho Skin, nud llennllfylrjg
the Complexion. Price, SI SO per Bottle.
HENRY T, IlELMBOLD'S
CONCKN1ICATED
FL UID EXTItA CT B VCh V,
THE OIIEAT DIUItETIC,
has cuied overy cuho of Dlabeles In which It lins
boeu Elveu.Irrltntlon of tho neck of tholllnddir
and InUammatlon of tlio Kidneys, Ulceration o
tho Kldnsys and Uludilcr, Retention 'of Urlno
Discasesof Iho ProstatoGlauil.Stono in tholllsd.
dcr, Cnlcnls, Gravel, Ilrlckdust DeMislt, anil
Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Enfeebleil
uud Dv'llcutu Coustllutluus uf both Boxes, atteu.
ded with tho following symptoms: Indisposi
tion to Exertion, loss ol Power, loss of Memory
DUIlculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trem
bling, Horror of Disease, Wakeiulnehs, Dlmuem
of Vision, Pain In tho Buck, Hot Hands, Flush,
lug of the Body, DrynchH ol the Skin, Krupiien
on tlio Face, Pallid Countenance, Uulverm
Lasslludo of tlio Muscular System, etc.
Used by pei sons irom tno ages of eighteen to
twcuty-llvc, and from thlrty-lle to lllty-ilvo ur
in tho decline or change or life; afler corilluo
mentor labor pains; bed-wetting in children
Ilelmbolil's Extract Buchu Is Diuretic and
lllood-Purllylng, and cures all diseases arising
from Habits of Dissipation, and Excesses nml
Imprudences in Life, Impurities of tho ll.'oo
etc., superseding Copabla lu affections fir wlilc
It Is used, and Syphilitic Allectima-ln Hunt
diseases used lu connection with IIELMllUL"
HOSE WASH.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar lo ladles, tho I s
tract lluchti Is unequalled bynnyotherr.nu-il-as
Is Chlorosis or Hetentlon, Irregularity, l'.uu
lulness or Suppression of Customary Evacuii
lions. Ulcerated or Schlrrus Statoof tho Fti-nis
Leucoriha-aor Whiles.Stcilllly.andforull com
plaints incident to tho sex, whether arising trnm
Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipation. It Is pro
scribed extensively by tho most eminent pltysi
Inns nnd Midwtves for Euleoblcil and Delicate
Constitutions, of both Boxes and all ages (at ten-do-l
with any of tho above dlsoases or Hympt uns
H. T. HEL.M110LIVS EXTHACT 11UC1IU
CUIHW DISEASES AHISING FI10M I.MPUU-
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
In nil their stages, at little expense, llttlnor no
change In diet, no Inconvenience, and uo ex
poKiire. It causes a frequent desire, and gives
strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstruc
tions, Provcntlug and Curing Strictures of the
Urcihn, Allaying Pain and Iiitlauimatlnn, so
frequent In this class of diseases, nnd expelling
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who havo been the victims of In
competent persons, nnd who havo paid heavy
fees to be cured In a short tlmo, have found they
havo been deceived, and that tho "Poison" has,
by tho use of "powerful astringents," been dried
up In the system, to break out In a moro aggra
vated form, aud perhaps after Marriage.
Uso II ELM HOLD'S EXTHACT BUCHU for all
Afflictions iusd Diseases of tho Urinary Organs,
whether existing In Male or Female, from what
ever cnuso originating, and no matter of how
long standing. PHICE ONE DOLLAH AND
FIFTY CENTS PEK BOTTLE.
HENKY T. IIELMBOLD'S 1M
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo surpassod as a FACE WASH, and wll
bo found the only Rpccltlo remedy In every
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. It spee
dily eradicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SCOIIBUT1C
DHYNESS, I NDUHATIONS of tho CUTANEOUS
MEMI1HANE, etc.. dispels HEDNESS and IN
CIPIENT INFLAMATION, HIVES, HASH
MOTH PATCHES, DHYNESS OF SCALP OH
SKIN, FHOSTBITES, and nil purposes lor which
SALVES or OINTMENTS nre tisoil ; restores the
skin to n state of purity and softness, nnd In
sures continued healthy action to tho tlssuoo
Its vessels, on which depend tho agreeable clear
ness nnd vivacity of complexion so much sought
and admired. But however valuahlo as
remedy f.r existing defects of the skin, II, T
HelmboM's Hose Wush has Ion: sustained Its
principle claim to unbounded pitrou.igo, by
possessing qunlltlOK which render It a TOtLET
APPENDAUK of the most Superlative uud
Congenial c'lttriictor, combining In an elegnil
formula those prominent roqulslts, SAFETY ami
EFFICACY t ie Invnrlablo accompaniment nl
Its use ns a Preservative nnd Ilefreshcrofthe
Complexion, It Is an excellent Lotion for dis
eases ofn Syphilitic Nature.and as au Injection
lor diseases of the Urlnury Organs, nrlslug friitn
habits of dissipation, used In connection with
tho EXTHACTS HUCHU.BAHSAPAKILLA.aiid
OATAWHA GHAPE PILLS.ln such diseases as
rocominended, cannot bo surpassed, PltlCE
ONE DOLLAH PEH BOTTLE,
Full and explicit directions aoootnpany the
medicines.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character furnished on application, wlh hun
dreds of thousauds of living witnesses, and up
ward or 30,0(10 unsolicited certificates nnd recom
mendatory letters, many of which arofrum the
highest sources, liicluil'ug eminent Physicians
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor u
novor resorted to their publication In the news
papers; ho does not do this from tho fact thu
his articles rank as Standard Preparations, aud
do not need to bo proppod up by certificates.
Honry T. IIclmboIil'M Genuine
Preparations.
Delivered to any address. Secure from obsei
vatlon,
Established upward of twenty years. Bold by
DruggUU everywhere. Address letters for lu
formation, In confidence to IiENUY T, HELM
BOLD, DruggbUand Chemist
Only Depot! H. T, HELMBOLU'H Drug aud
Chemical Warehouse, No, 691 Br pod way, New
York, or to II. T. IIKLMBOLD'U Medical Depot
101 Bonth Tenth Btreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWAHE OF COUNTEKFKITEH8.