THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
How to Sot Crtlilmire l'lnuR
'I'lio ralilmuo U n plant Hint iirciU tit
Ik frr(nently worlccil, olllirr wllli tli
hoc or plow; mul In trnmiplitntlnid tlmy
Hlioiilil bo so But ns tu fucllltnto tlio ittler
worklnir. Our exporlonco Willi Uipih
1ms been limited to irimlen ritllttrc,
though on u ptotty lrtrgo scdlo j mill wo
lmvo loiitf practiced n plnu of Botllni:.
tlmt rotulcra tlio nllor-worklni? with n
hoo n very quick operation. Wo first
rldgo up tlio ground in beds, ns If for
cotton planting and In dry weather,
with tho garden lino, mark tlio row
distinctly so that tho plants may bo set
in perfectly straight llne3, which adds
groatly to tho ftno appearance of tho
crop In tho garden. This row la marked
out, not on tho top of tho bed. hut on
tho side of It, and ns near tho bottom of
tho water furrow as It can bo, not to
lmvo water stand or collect about tho
plnnta when thoy aro set.
Wo prefer u rainy spell for setting
plant9, and tho operation la performed
In tho usual manner with ashortpolntcd
stick for a dibble.
As soon as tho rain Is ovor, and tho
soil dry enough, tho plants nro carefully
but lightly hoed ovor j and wo find fro
Miient stirring of tho soil, whllo tho dow
Is on, curly in tho morning, very pro
niotlvo of a quick, vigorous growth
By reason of tho plants being set low
down on tho sldoof tho bed, with tho
rldgo of earth in botween every two
rows, tho first threo or four workings
aro vory quickly dono by merely draw
Ing down a part of tho bed and pulling
tho fresh earth up around tho roots
Tho operation is much moro quick than
when tlio plants nro set on level ground
or on top of tho bods, as is tho practico
of many persons. A chief advantage of
this method, nlso, is that when tho
oJrtli Is finally worked down to a level
ns It will bo, after a few hoeiugs, tho
plant is then found to bo deeply set
tho ground, which Is very necessary, If
tho cabbages aro expected to make firm
heads.
Arc Moles aPcstJ
There is a great differenco of opinion
as to this question. Our own la that tho
molo is harmless as a rule sometimes
it damnges lawns and gardens In per
suit of its food, which usually Is tho
earth worm. If it should go through a
hill of corn and inluro it by loosing tho
rootless, it is still In pursuit of the earth
worm, which is, in dry times, found
about tho roots of corn and other vogo
tables, grass, &c, moro abundantly
than elsowhero. So far as our observa
Hons extend, wo havo nover known tho
molo to eat vcgetablo matter. It would
seem to bo, strictly, a carnivorous nni
mal. And on this head horo is some-
thing to tho point: Mr. Weber, ono of
tho savausot Zurich, Switzerland, re
cently oxamlned .tho stomachs of a
number of moles caught in different
localities, but failed to discover therein
tho slightest vestigo of plants or roots ;
whereas thoy were filled by tho remains
of earthworms. Ho shut up soveral of
these animals In n box containing earth
and sod with growing grass, and a small
caso of grub or earthworms. In nlno
days two moles devoured 311 whito
worms, 1C3 earthworms, 23 caterpillars,
and a dead mouse. Fed with a mixed
diet of raw meat and vegetables, tho
moles ato tho meat and left the plants ;
and when vegetables exclusively wero
dealt out to them, in twenty-four hours
both died of starvation. Oermantown
Telegraph.
rnmpklnsanioiie Corn.
A correspondent of tho Country
uenllenwn says : Corn, as wo all know,
is a warm climate production, and
needs all tho warmth of tho sun it can
got. Whero tho land is rich, pump
kin vines will almost cover tho ground,
and consequently tho sun's rays cannot
shino on and warm the ground, which
is so necessary to a good growth of corn.
This year by way of experiment I
ploughed up 1 acres of moderately rich
land, and planted two acres In corn and
pumpkins in tho usual way, and tho
rest half corn and pumpkins separate.
The first grow well until tho vines be
gan to run, and then it seemed almost
to stand still; tho stalks wero largo
enough, but it did not ear well, while
that without tho pumpkins was tho
best piece of corn In tho neighborhood.
About two thirds was good for seed,
whllo there wero moro than enough
pumpkins to pay fbr tho extra land.
Uso Siiliiliiir In Xcsts.
Tho powdered sulphur sold by drug
gists Is a cheap preventive of parasites
upon young chickens. After a hen has
been setting till well-established, sprin
klo a small handful upon her eggs when
sho is off, and upon every part of the
nest and for n littio distanco all around
it. When sho goes ou disturb her Just
enough to makoherbristlo her feathers,
aud then duet another handrul down to
tho skin, upon her head, neck and every
part or tho body not In contact with tho
nost, and do not omit to put a small
pinch under each wiug. Then when
tho chickens aro hatched there will bo
no vermin whatover to leavo tho hen
and gather upon tho young, as Is fro
qnently tho caso when no precautions
aro taken. Ono thorough application
such as wo havo described will suffice.
llural Home.
To Prevent Ilecs from Swarming;,
Tako iho precaution, when they exhibit
a disposition to swarm, to stop most of
tho outlets from tho hive, so as toforco
thom to occupy considerable timo in
coming out. Tho swarm Is commonly
mado up of young bees, many of whom
cannot fly very well, ana as nothing can
be dono by tho swarm until thoy aro all
out of tho hive, but fly about in tho air,
by prolonging tho timo of their coming
out, tho feeblo ones becomo tired, and
finding their plans frustrated, must
alight to re-arraugo their Journey. If
thoy can Jeavo tho old Ulvoall at onco,
they earo very Httlo about alighting.
Young Cattle. I fany farmer wants
to stunt his young cattlo ho has only to
turn them adrift, oxposed, to wintry
winds, and feed them on dry rough
fodder. But if ho wants them of thrifty
and vigorous growth, r.nd to turn out
well and hearty in tho spring, ho must
houso and feed thom with a fair supply
of good food, but not so much as to
mako them gross and feverish. Good
sheds, good beds, good water, chopped
focd mixed with a Httlo bran, nn oc
casional mess of cut roots, and on airing
in mild weather, will keep tho young
stock In growing condition, and In per.
oct health.
Young Folks.
Tlllj'f l.ioii In (Ifiilogj.
l'llly sat on tho old door stono with
or two precious pebbles In her hands.
'hey wero smooth, mid whllo, nnd glls-
toning, nnd camo from tho shoro of that
wonderful ocean that Tilly always
dreamed ubout, hut nover had seen.
TheJStono Professor himself brought tho
pebblas to Tilly, and when ho loaned
out nt tho window nnd saw tho Httlo
maiden holding thom ngalnst her round
red cheeks, hosmtlcd n littio all to him
self and camo and sat down by her,
whllo Tilly looked shy and clad, but
didn't speak n word,
"You llko them, do you?" said tho
Slono Professor; "well, I'll tell you n
story nbout thom."
"Many, many years ago, Tilly, long
beforo cither you or I wero born, each
ono of theso littio pebbles was a rough
pleco of stono that had crumbled olf
from somo great rock, and It fell Into
tho water aomowhoro, only a river, but
It lay In somo place, whero tho wave3
washed over It, and rolled It nbout, and
very slowly theso wavo3 woro off tho
comers and sharp edges, nnd very slowly
tho rough stono grow smooth. If you
hnd looked nt It ono May-day, and not
seen it again till tho next May-day
came, I sup030 you would hardly havo
noticed any change, but it was Just a
Httlo different ; every spring It camoout
smoother than it was tho year before,
till, nfter a groat while, all tho rough
part was gone, and whnt was left was
this beautiful round pebble."
Tilly handled over tho two sho wn3
holding, whllo tho Stono Professor
talked, and tried to make bcllovo they
fooked as ho said they ussd to, but it
was hard work to think that anything
so soft as water could havo worn off
such hard stone.
"And this Is another treasure, I sup
pose," said tho professor, picking up a
pleco of pudillng-stono that peeped from
tho Httlo rulllcd pocket of Tilly's apron;
"maybo you think this stono wns made
so; but it was not. Onco upon a time,
a Httlo pllo of gravel stones lay In a hoi
low all by themselves. Thoro camo a
great rain, aud washed somo soft, sticky
mud down, nnd covered them all up; it
squeezed itself In among tho littio stones,
and filled every crevice; then, when
tho rain was over, tho sun shouo ou it,
and baked it hard, and afterward It got
covered up under sand, and earth, and
stones, and thcro it lay, growing harder
all tho time, till tho mud was a dark
brown stono itself, when somo ono was
digging there ono day, found this brown
stone, all full of Httlo stones, that look
llko tho raisins in your grandma's
Thanksgiving pudding; and that's why
they call It pudding-stone."
Tilly laid down her pebbles and ex
amined her queor littio bit of pudding
stone, and then laid all threo in a
straight row on tho door-stone. Thoy
wero very precious in her eyes, aud sho
was Just making up her mind tojmt
them in her cabinet nnd label them
"gems," as sho had seen somo precious
things in tho professor's cabinot laboled.
But Just then the professor wont on:
"Hero's this rough, old door-stone,
Tilly ; all tho scrubbing and scouring in
tho world could nover mako it smooth
and white llko that ono over tho way.
But do you seo theso queer marks in it
Just such marks as tho geeso mako in
the mud along tho edgo of tho gutter,
only over and over so much larger?
Sec, horo is one, and hero is another ;
regular bird tracks."
"Why, so thoy are," said Tilly, get
ting down on her knees, and laying her
chubby fingers In tho marks.
"And, onco upon a time you seo It's
Just liko a fairy story onca upon a timo,
tills old door-stono wasn't stono nt all,
but just mud, stiff, gray mud, and a
great bird camo stalking along, and left
its foot-prints iu, And tho sun dried
tho mud, and thcro tho tracks wero;
and tho sand blow ovor thorn nnd cov
ered tlicm up, and at last tho gray mud
itself turned into stone. It was a great
many years about it ; aud, in tho moan
time, tho big bird and nil its relations
had utterly disappeared, so that when
at last men dug up tho stono, nnd saw
tho curious tracks, they could only
guess how tho bird looked that mado
them. Just think, Tilly, tho bird that
walked ovor this stono may havo died
long beforo Adam was made."
That was a long speech for tho Stono
Professor, but Tilly seemed to liko it.
Little Corporul.
Tun Dutiful Doa. A shepherd in
tlio county of Norfolk had n favorite
dog, which had been his fuithrul com
panion for many years. Ono day, this
shepherd went to removo a flock of
sheep from ono fold to another. Thoy
had to prusby a gap In tho hedge, whero
tho shepherd told his faithful servant to
watch, saying, "You stand thero Jack !"
After tho man had led his sheop to
their now fold, ho went about other
work, and thought no moro about tho
dog until the oveningj but then, whon
ho was sought for, ho was uowhero tobo
found. Tho next day, tho shephord
chanced to remember what he had told
tho dog to do tho day boforc. Ho im
mediately set out to tho placo whero ho
had left hi no, and, to his delight, found
him at his post of duty. Tho poornnl
mal was much pleased to seo his mas
tor, but ho did not movo from his post
until ho was called. Might not many
children learn n less of obedionco aud
steadfastness in duty from tho shep
herd's dog?
Good Manners. Young folks should
bo mannerly. How to bo so, is tho
question. Many a good girl and boy
feel that thoy can't behavo to suit thom
selves In tho presence of company.
Thoy feel timid, bishfui and self-dls-trustful
tho moment they aro addressed
by a stranger, or appear In company.
Thoro Is but ono way to get over this
feeling and acquire easy aud graceful
manners, that Is, do tho best thoy can
all tho timo at homo as well as abroad.
Good mannors aro not learned by arbi
trary teaching so much as acquired by
habit, Thoygrowuponusbyuso. Wo
must bo courtoous, agreeable, civil,
kind, gentlemanly and womanly at
homo, and then It will becomo a kind of
second naturo to bo so ovory whoro. A
courso, rough manner at homo bogots a
habit of roughness which wo cannot lay
off If wo try, whon wo go among Strang
ors. Tho most agroeablo pooplo wo
havo over known In company nro thoso
who nro perfoctly agroeablo at homo.
Homo Is tho school for all good things,
especially for good manners.
Patent Modicines.
AN
APPEAL
l'o Debilitated Persons,
Po Dyspeptics,
l'o Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
l'o thosu having no Appotlln,
fo those with Hrokou Down Const I-
tullotis.
l'o Nervous neonlo.
To Clilldron Wasting Away,
To tiny With Debilitated Digestive
Organs,
Or suflerlna with mm ot the futlowbin
Symptoms, which indicate Disordered
Liver or Stomach,
Bticli ns Con
stlpatlnn, Inward
Pllos, Fulness or
Blood to tho Hcnd, Acid
ity or tlio Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust fat Fond,
Hour Erusc".atlous,siul(lngor Flul
lerlugallho Pltof tho Stomach, Swim
ming ot tlio Head, Hurried nud DllUcnlt
llieathlh?. l'iuttcrlnff nt tlio Iln.irl. cunlilnir
or suirocnlfng Sensations when In n Lying Pos
ture, i'iuiiicns ui v isiou, i;ois or wous uoioro
tho Stght.Fovernnd dull pain lu tlio head,
Dcilcioucy of Perspiration, Yellowness
or tlio Hkln nnd Eyes, ruin In tlio
Hide, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac,
Sudden Flushes or Heal,
Burning lu tho Flesh,
Constant lmngiulugs
of Evil, nnd great
Depression of
Spirits.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
A Hitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind,
Is dllTercnt from nil others. His composed of
tho puro Juices, or Vital l'rlnelple of Jloots, Herbs,
nnd Harks, (or ns medicinally termed Extracts,)
tho woithlessor Inert porllonsof tho Ingredients
not belli!; used. Therefore, lu ono llottlo or this
Hitters tuero is contained ns much medicinal
vlrtuo ns will bo found In sovcrnl gallons of or
dinary mixtures. Tlio Uoots, Ac., used In this
Hitters uro grown lu Gctmnuy, their vllnl prin
ciples extracted in that couutry by n Kcloutlno
Chemist, nnd forwarded to the. manufactory lu
tills city, Whero they uro compounded nnd hot
tied, Containing no spirituous Ingredients, this
Hitters Is Ireo from tho objections urged ngalnst
nil others! no deslro for stimulants can bo In
duced from their uso, tliov cannot mnko drunk
ards, aud ennuotundornuy circumstances, have
auy but n Ucucilcl.il ctlect.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Wns compounded lor thoso not Inclined to
extreme miters, anil is intended for uso In cases
when somo nlcoholio stimulant Is required In
connection with tho Toulo properties oi tho Hit
ters. Encli bottlo of ttro Toulo contains ono bot
tle of tho mtters. combined with nnrn hanta
CRUZ HUM, nnd Uavorcd I u such a manner I hat
me extreme oiiicruess of the bitters Is overcome,
forming n preparation highly agrceablo and
pieusuut iu wio pninio, nnn containing mo medi
cinal virtues or tne Hitters. The price of tho
Tonlo is Sl.SU per Uottlo. which many persons
think too high. They must take Into considera
tion that tho stimulant used Is guaranteed to bn
of n puro quality. A poor nrtlcio could bo fur
nished nt a chen per prlce.but Is It not better to pay
a little moro and havo n good nrtlcio? A medi
cinal preparation should contain nono bat tlio
best Ingredients; nnd they who expect to obtain
a cheap compound, and bo boncllllei by It will
HOOFLANDS GERMAN UITrEIlS,
on
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIO,
WITH
HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIN l'IMj,
WILL CURE YOU.
Thoy nro tho Greatest
UIiOOD P U R I F I E It 3
Known to tho Medical world, nnd will oradl
catodlsoasosartslng from Impure blood, Doblllty
or the Dlgestlvo Organs, or diseased Liver, Iu n
shorter timo than any other kuowu remedies.
Tho whole SUPREME COURT of Pennsylvania
SI'BU: I-OB THESE UEMUDIES.
Who would ask for moro Dignified andStrongcr
Testimony f
Hou. Okoucje W. Woodwaisd, former Chief Jin
ttce of the Supreme Court of rcnntylcanta, a
present Member of Congress from rcmiitlmnla
writes:
PjllLAUEi.rJIIA, March Kith, 1807.
I And "Jfoofland's German Hitters" is n good
tonic, useful In discuses of tho dlgostlva organs,
and of great bcnetlt lncascsof debility nnd want
of action In tho Ej-stom, Yours truly
UKOitau y. Woodwahd.
DIou. JAMtaTiiOMSOX, Chief Justice oftheSupreme
Omrf of rcnnsylmnta.
PHILADELPHIA, April 28, 1SCT.
I consider "lloofland's German Hitters" n val
uable medlclno In caso of attacks ol Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe
rience, of It. Yours, with rospect,
Jajiks Thomson,
Hon. GEonaic aiiAnswooD, Justice of the Supreme
court of rennsytmnia.
Philadelphia, Juno 1, lsoi
I havo found bv cxDOrlcncothafllnnfltind'a
German Hitters" Is n, very good tonic, relieving
dj'Bpeptlo symptoms almost directly.
UOiyj OHAESWOOD.
Hon. Wm. F. Rosers, Mayor of the City of Jluffulo.
iV. r.
Mayor's Ofllce. HufTalo, Juno 2, 1SC9.
I havo usod "Hoollands Gorman Hitters and
Tonlo" In my family durlm: tlio nast venr. nnd
can recommend them an an excellent tonlo, im
parting tone nnu vigor to mo system. Their uso
lias becu productive of decldcdlv bonoilclal
cllects. Wm. F. noui:r.s.
Hon. Juiue.i Mi Wood, I'.c-Mjyor of inUftimjior(
-Ta.
I talcoureat nleasurotu recommending" Hoof.
laud's German Tonlo " to uuv ono who uiav bn
mulcted with Dyspepsia. I had the Dyspepsia so
badly It was Impossible to keep my iood In my
stomach, and I became so weak as not to bo ablo
townlk half amllo. Two bottles of Tonlo elTectcd
apcrlcjt cure. Jamks M. Wood.
IMMEMISXR
THAT
,FLAND'S GERMAN UITrERH,
AND
' liAND'3 QEUMAN TONIO
Will Cure every caso of
MARA 8 M U S,
Or Watting away of tho Ilody,
REMEMllL'K
THAT
UOOFLAND'H GERMAN REMEDIES
Are tho medicines! von renntrn In ,tui-trv ,l,u
Hlood. excite the tornld Elver to henltliv nntlmt.
and to enable you to pass.salcly throut;li any
Dll. HOOFI.ANDH
l'ODO V II Y Jj J, J iN ,
Substitute for Mercury 1'h.ls.
two 1'illu a dose.
'lhe most Poxcerul, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable Catharlle known.
It Is not necessary to tako a hacdfull cf theso
Pills to produce tho desired ettect; two of them
net quickly and powerlully, cleansing the Elver.
Htouiacli and Howelu of all Impurities. The
Crlnclplo Ingredient Is Podophylltu, or tho Alco
olla Extract of Mandrake, which Is by many
times more powerful, acting and searching than
the Mandrake itself. Iu peculiar action Is upon
the Elver, cleaning It speedily from all obstruc
tions, with all the power ol Mercury, yet Ireo
from tlie Injurious results attached to the uso of
that mineral.
For all diseases In which the id of a cathartic
Is Indicated, these pills will give entire saUsiac
tlon in every case. They NEVER FAIL.
In coses ol Elver CotnDkUnt. DvsneDAin nn.i
extreme costlvencss. Dr. HooflauoVs German
uuieni or lunio saoum do iuou in oonnccuon
with tho Pills. The tonlo effect of tho Ultinm r.r
Tonlo bulldsupthosystem. The Hitters or Tonlo
punuca ine juoou, guengiaeus uio nerves, reg
ulates the Elvor, and gives strength, energy
and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
touo up the system with Hitters or Tonic, and
no disease can retain thr tnld, or even assail
you.
Recollect that It Is DIt. iIOOFEAND'H GER
MAN Itemed les that are so uulversully iuoJ and
highly recommended; uud do not allow the
Druggist to luduoa you to tako anything thaVhe
may say Is Just as good, bcoause ho makes n
larger prollt ou IU
Theso Remedies will bo uont by express to
any locality, upon application to tho PRINCI
PAL OFFICE, at tho UERMAN MEDICINE
BTORE. 031 ArcliBt., Philadelphia. "'r'
CIIAS. 91. UVANS, Vroprlctor.
These Remedies are for sale by Druggists
Uorekeepers, and Medicine Dealers very where
Miscollnnooun,
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J. UVANS.
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AND
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HE IIA8 THE "
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AND EMPLOYS THE
IS V. S T IV O It K 31 S3 TJ.
For good nts and promptness In nillng orders
thel o Is tho placo to go.
His goods aro selected with caro nnd his Cus
tom Work will compare favorably with tho hest
ellorts of tho fashlouahlo city Dealer.
HE KEEPS A LAItOE STOCK OF
HOYS' AND CHILimEN'.S CLOTMNU
AND
(KELTS' S,Uit.V3SSiXV CiOORS,
At Astonishingly Low Prlcoi.
lllooiusburg, sopr, 15), iS71-tt
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKE IVY AND CONPEUTIONEHYI
UHHWICIv, TENN A.
."2,.Vn.,l!cl'sl5n,?d w.?la respectfully Inform
the Citizens of Berwick, nnd vicinity, that ho
has opened a Coulectlouery aud Bakery in
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
all kinds of ' prepared to lurnisn
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
&c., Ac, Ac, Ac.
UY WHOLESALE AND HKTAIL.
Among tho assortment will bo found Crrnm
ft. ti'Rllsh Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds FiT
berts, Figs, Apples, Cocoa Hula, Jollies ol jiucr
cut kinds, Mustaid, Catsup, Pickles. Chocolate
KjnCHl lluX of,nU k' Voru Starch, ECg S s-'
SonA Kwluac,l0'?stcr Crackers. Cheese,
voiopes, "j'w , i-apcis, un-
FISH AND OYSTEItS,
And produco of all kinds. Fresh Bread nn
rragsoKiteJdC.L'1CamlU cloa- Ye1"
Berwick. Jan P7I-tv " JAC0I5V'
JARRIAGE MANLJFAOTOlli ,
Eloonistourg, Pa.
il. 0. SLOAN & BROTHER
H ivo on hnnd ami for calo nt tho tnoi.t reasona
ble rates a splendid block of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every description of Wagons both
PLAIN AND FANCY
warranted to bo mado of tlio best nnd most dur
able materials, and by tho most experienced
workmen. All work sent out tram tlio estab
lishment will bo found to boot tho highest clafH
and euro to give porlect natlsUctlon, They havo
also n lino usaortment of
SLEIGHS
of nil tho newest and most fashionable styles
well and carefully made and of tho boat inatci
lals, Anlnspectlou of their woik Is asked ns it 1
bellovcd that none superior can be found In tho
country. jan 111
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
DOWN IN PltlOE
J. H. HI A I 2 3 ' 3,
Corner Main aud Centre Sts.,
BLOOMSBURO.
A new block of l'rtsh Goods Just opened at
m MAIZE'S.
Tens, C'oirccH, SuBurN,
SYRUPS and MOLASSES. CHEESE. MEATS.
SALT, FIHII, etc.
VEGETABLES, HERMETICALLY Sealed
Goods.
JELLIES and PRESERVES, PICKLES,
FOREIGN nnd DOMESTIC FRUITS.
An Elogant Assortmont
OF
QUEBNSWAUB
Constantly on hand.
Also WOOD. WILLOW and GLASSWARE of
every variety.
All my goods aro of tho llrbt quality mid at ex
tremely low prices.
deca'71-tl j, u, MAIZE.
AQElITSl
WyeYeairWMMiaiisPiriiiis.
Tho rcmarkablo adventures of the lamous
WHITE CHIEF iind BIO WARRIOR awoug Ihl
RedHklns. Thrilling accouuts ol Greut Hunts,
Hairbreadth EbcapesoudTerriblo Contests with
tho big came and hostllo tribes. Splrltod descrip
tions of tho habits and superstitions of that
Jtrango people. Their Sports. Legends, Tradi
tions. How they Woo and Wed, SculpDoctor.
Worship, ac. New, Fresh and Popular, Prlco
Low. It Is selllrg by the thousands with won
'.'1Iful rapid ty. Agents are making from rwto
llWporweck. Choice Held yet vacant. Bend at
once for samplo chapters, Illustrations and par
ticulars to A. 11. HUB1IARD, Publisher.
Jam.T7l.tf. 1W Chestnut St.. Phlfa.
"DLANK DEEDS.
iim?,u5w U?V0 tho linestatsoilmentof BLANK
i.WVSi'iP Lttu.a "! that wero ever
JJSS.1. 1"'"0"bl"'f' EargaMioonbest pare -m.,t...p.a.1'et'
9""jmon Deeds, Executor's aud
Administrator's Deeds small elzo Kood liitl!
icap common Deeds, ftoT u
Miscellaneous.
jriLLElVa BTOKE.
n. 11. MIM.UR AHON,
havo irmnvcdtlielrBtorototlio loom formeily
occupied ljyAteiidcnliall,oiiMalliMroet,lllomn.
burg, nearly oppoillo Ilia Episcopal Chtircli
wiiero iney nro dctorinlncdtosellotinimodoralo
Icrmsnican bo procured clo where, Tliler stock
comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
ol tlio choicest styles nnd lnlwt fashions, luRMlicr
wiiu niargo assortment of Dry Goods and (Irn.
cei Ion, eonsHtlitfl of llio following rl loleu
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
nibs,
Cntidmores,
Minwls,
Flnnntls,
Hltla,
Whtto Goods
Llncim,
HoopBUIrls,
Muslim,
HollowwAre
Cedar wart
0.ttnBwre, !!nr.lwar,,
Boots nnd Stioet,
Hats nnd Cnin
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looktng-Ulawe;,
Tobacco,
Calico, '
Uugars,
Tons,
Rise,
Allsplcr.,
(linger,
. Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONU GENEP.ALLY.
In shoit, ovorylulng usually kept lu country
torui, to which they Invito the attention of tho
publlo Generally. Tho highest prlco will bo paid
for country produce lu oxchanga for goods.
n. H. MILLER A SON.
octS17I-:f Bloomsburgl.
N
EW STOCK OP OLOTIIING.
Fresh nrrlval of
Sl'ItlNO GOODS
DAVID I.OWENBERO
luvltCH intention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his store on
Mr.ln Street, In tho new block,
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
whero no lias Just received from Now York and
ruimueipnm a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durable, and
nauusome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOS, RACK, ROOD, GUM, 4.ND OIL-GT.OTII
COATS AND PAN'IS.
of nil corts.slzci nnd colors. Ho lias nlso rep leu
Ished his already largo stock of
CLOTH AND CASyiMEHES,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
3HIP.T3, CRAVATS, STOCKS. COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES.
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
no nas constantly on uanu a largo una woll-co
cctcd assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which he la prepared to mako to order luto.'.ny
kind of clothing, on very Bhort notice, and In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ol ovory description, fino and cheap. IHsci.no ol
fowciry Is not surpassed In thlslplacc. Call nnd
oxamino his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AO.
octl3'7I DAVID LOWENBERO.
11IE INGREDIENTS THAT
COMl'OSK I10SADALI3 aro
published on cvctyjtttkago, there-
lure it is not a rcirei preparation,
consequently
riiYsicms jt.escuibi: it
His a certain euro fur Scrofula,
Syphilis in all iti forms, Rheuma
tism, Skin Diseases, Elver Com
plaint and all ili.-casia of tlio
Ulood.
0N2 BOTTLj 0? P.0SADALI3
will do moro food than ten bottled
of tlio Syrups f Karsaparilh.
THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have used Ilwadalis in their practica
for tho just threo years and freely
endorse it is a reliable Altcratito
and Blood Purifier.
DR. T. C. POOH, of Ellllmcio.
DH. T. J. IIOYKI.V, "
1)11. It. W CAItlt. "
1)11 I' O. OA VNI'I.LY, "
DH. J. S. SPARES, of Nlchohsvillo,
DH.'j!'!. MtCMlTIIA, Columbia,
S. ( .
DJl. A. I). r.ODI.ES, Edgocemb, N. C.
USL7J A1TD INDORSED BY
J. 11. VIIEM'II . SONS, l'all River;
Mass.
r t. SMITH, Jit ( son, Midi.
A. wiii'.r.i.r.it, i.ii,u. oiuo.
II. HAM., I.uni.OMo.
rlUVEN & CO., (iradonsvllle, Va.
SAJl'L. O. MiXADDE.N, Murfrcca
boio,Tcnn.
Our space wlllnot allow of any e.
tomlcd remarks in iclntion to this
ii.tucs.ol Rosddalls. Totho JledicJ
l'jarcssion we guarantee a Fluid Ex
tra: superior to any they liaso ever
used In tho treatment of diseased
hloiidj and to theatlllcted wo say try
ltosa-lalls, and ui will bo restored
to health.
RosaJalls Is -ioIJ liv all TjrttrH.t..
UJtt
rrico 01.33 per bottlo, AiUitsj
CL3!!Sl?r3 Is CO.
raJurirg ChtmUi,
EaLTlllOIl:. all).
JJALTIMORE l LviSTOa.
Wo respectfully call tho attention of thoso
desiring to iiurcluso our mnUo of Pianos. Wo
nro saflslled that wo can glvo satlstactlon In
every cai,o. Our workmen bklllful and oxpeilen
cod and nro under tho personal supcrlnteudcuco
of tho members or our Hi m. Wo uso only tho
best seasoned tlmbor, and tho material iu geno
rol Is tlrst class. Our Pianos without exception
havo tlio patent agrntTes ariaugcmeut through
out, which lu tho opinion of tho most compe
tent Judges Is pronouncod vnluublo. By this Im
provement a Piano Is mado more duiablo and
kocps tho to-io longer. Wo claim for our instru
ments that thoy aro becond to none, and they
comblnoiill too essential elements that constf.
tuto supcilor workmanship, Wo will glvo n
,vi men Kliuruuiuo lur avu years,
Mr. CuNitAii Fbciuan, member of our Arm,
will visit Bloomsburg lour times a year to re
pair nnd attend to tuning or all Pianos. In tho
absence ot Mr. FnEiMAH, Mr. I. K. Milleb will
attend to our busluq&s In Bloomsburg and Is
authorized to receive and solicit orders.
Wo can glvo tho very best references.
GAEHLE&CO.
Baltimore, M. D;
I. K. Miller, Denier in Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons ilvo octavo and live stop organs ot
tho best mntto, sold at Slid. Terms cosy, Juno 21
cKELVY, NEAL & CO,,
DEALERS IN
BUY GOODS,
G HO 0 Ell IE S,
AND
G on ci I Jllei 'dli an disc,
ULOOMSUUIta, I'A.
JauM'72-tf
trALUAULE
PKOPEllTY FOR
V HALE.
Tlio uudcrfeiened wishlns to l ellre from busi.
uehs now oirors nt pi Ivato salo Ids cntlro propor
tvsltuated In OrimpnvlllA. rnnslHtlnL. nr n .tun.
hull lutircbt lu tho well known
FOUNDRY AND AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
together with the Engine, Lathes und other Ma
chluciy belouglug to tlio sumo, uUo the entire
slock now on hand, together with it valuable
pair of horses, and tho wagons, sleds, Harness,
Ac.aUo his town lots on which is erected n good
as the Dr. Iitl property about lea of which e
cleared, the balance timbered.
Prices reasonable. Posscsslcn given at i
timo to suit purchasers. Apply to or uddres
. ... UiJ.blsJH nullUIl..lt
oct, 0,'ll.tf. Orangovllle, Columbia
R08AOAU8
p'i'r . ...
MiscellanoouB,
1872.
1872.
NEW SrilTNO CJOODS.
-:o:
M. R LUTZ
Hasjuit tetiiriied from Now Vmlt tlllin full
llnbnl
11L.VOK AND COLORED fULKS,
liYONS'StlACl'Dl'MiN'S,
SILK I'ONdniiS,
plain siflpo nnd bllene,
.y (. t in a a,
htlfpo nnd plain.
CJltABH 0I.OTIIS,
stilpo plain mid cliciie.
WASH I'OI'LINS,
ld.uk and enlorul.
hl'AUAX,
J'AKUy PLAIDS,
COLORED OA Ml! 11 1 OH,
PERCALES,
Wfi-IIITE GOODS,
SUISSE,
TARLATAN,
VICTORIA LAWN,
BISHOP LAWN,
NAINSOOKS,
PIQUES,
LONG CLOTH, CAMIIRU.
LINENS,
NATKINS,
DOIYIX.
towi:ls,
LACE CUP.TAIiW,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND QLOVES,
aud everj thing generally kept In n llrst-class
DRY GOODS STORE.
BROWER'S RI.OCK,
EAST OF CO CRT HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
BLOOMSBb'RG, PA'
QOURT PROCLAMATION.
WliciiEAS, thollon. William Elwell, President
Judgont tlio Couit of Oyer nnd 'IVriiilnor nnd
GcnerHlJilil llfillverv. f?,nrt nr Oitirl ni M(.ui,.,...
of tho l'eaco uud C'oui t of Common Pleas nnd Or-
puaii Hioiiriui mo oiu juuiciai iiistriet, com
posed of tho counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyomlug, and tho Hon. Irani Dorr and Isaac S.
Mouroo Associate Judges or Columbia county
havo issued their precept, beating d.ilo tlio 17th
day or February, In the year of our Lord, ono
thousand, eight hundred and seventy-one, und to
modirceted lor holdlugaCouitot Oyer nnd Ter
miner and General Quarter Sessions of th Poaco
Court ot Common Pleas nud Orphan's Court, in
Bloomsburg, lu tlio county of Columbia, ou tho
tlrst Monday, being tho Gth day ot May next,
tocontiuuo ono week.
Notico Is hereby given, to tho Coroner, to tho
Justices of tho Peace, nnd tho Constables ol tho
fcnld county ol Columbia, that thoy bo then and
there iu their proper person nt 111 o'clock in tho
forenoon of hald uth day ot May witli their
records, Inquisitions und other remembrances, to
do thoso things whlcli to tholr oilleos iiiipertnln
to bo done. And thoso that nru bound by
recognizance, to prosoculo against tho prla.
oners that uio or may bo iu thu Jail ot tho
said county of Columbia, to bo then and
thero to prosccuto them us shall bo Just. Ju
rois ai o requested to bo punctual lu their attend
nuce.ngiccnbly totholrnotlcos. Dated utlllooins
f " i burg, tlio 5th day of April, In tho year
h. s. J ol our Lord, ono thousand eight hitn
'"tv drcd nnd suventy-two anil lu tho ninety
filth year ol tho Independence ol tho United
States of America. AARON SMITH,
Bloomsbuig, April 5, 1S72. Shuiiif.
Hloom J. J. Robblns. Plilllp Ever.
j eavcr-ueorgo p. Drlesbach. Henry Hlnterlltcr,
.m. ni.v uuiil'.i u, UUUKS011.
Brlarcrcek-Arclilbald Hcury.
Catawlssa-Charlos Krelgli.
Centralla Robert Gorrell.
Fianlclln Owun Kostenbauder,
Flshlugcrcck Allied Prrston.
Greenwood Wilson M, Eves.
Jackson-Georgo Hiirleman. Ellslri Robblns.
"omiocu-ielcrs. Ilruglur, Wllllain Annleiuan.
nimnSr ' Jolm t-'hrlillan, James
Malno-Geiirce lliclsch,
Moutoui-Jolin G. (iul;k, Chilstlaii Clone).
iiraugo-aeorg Apploman.
Pluo Jacob Losg,
Scott John Waters,
PETIT JURORS.
iimom Tiiomns ooddls, Thotnas llollinm, W.
lloa'vcr Moses Hc'hllcher.
Uarwlcjt-Wllllam J.Kuorr, Adrian Van Dough.
ton, S. E. Walton.
Benton Andrew'!'. Ikelcr.
Brlarcrcck-D. W. Mart., Josi.ili U. M.nU.
Centre Lnf.iyetto Creasy.
Catawissa-Saniucl Dlcmer, Danlul Zarr Ir.
1 lshlugcrcek lames N. .lonos.
Greenwood-Wllllain J. Cox, Rnb't M. Musurave
Hemlock-Jolin Giuhor, Wm. II. Shoemaker.
Locust-Dtvid Lclbv, Jolm Helner, Adam Dim
mlng, Lucas Fahrluger,
.'I'min Jacob G rover, Sam'l Beidleman.Chuilos
CUi.UISW,, JKIIII V. 11IUWU.
Madison Joseph Maust, Jr.
Mt. I'icasaut-D. R. Appleman, A.J, llcolcr, John
Montonr-E. O. Rleketts. John Snyder.
Plue-Willlain 1'. Funs.
Roarlugcrcek nenjamln Lovan,
Scott James Meredith.
T 1ST OP CAUSES I'OR TRIAL
jus jiu .u.i 'ir.iti, iblJ.
Gcorgo A Trick vs, ThomnsBtackhnuso
Wiiium Longoiibcrger, tt al. vs. Hugh W. Mc-
Reyno'ds, etal.
A i '''' 1,aScmiau vs. Samuel Scliwerpon-
JI!0110,1 "rovor'K ma' vs.Snvago firlght.
Mlcha.sl Grover 'uso' Savago & Bright.
Iliooiuall ft Co., vs. JIoNluplntshumau.
KurU&Fuuston vs. Alfred Ernwluo,
Clemtiel O, Rlckctt's adm'r vs. David Sweeney
Thomas O'Conner vs. Mai tin aauohln.
I.ewU I. Adams vs. I'lshlugercok School Dl I.
E. Satterstliwalt vs. Frcdcilck Morcoron.
Mankliu Township vs. John Melloynolds.
Dan Ul F. Keyboit vs. Klinetop A Walton,
Vcnlali Rceco'sndin'r. vs. W. A. Kline.
it RU!'oMalll0a V"' I',"lad(jlP1'lllll"d Roadlug
INjtruiMoniisliau vs. Philadelphia and Reading
Roger Dlx'ou vs. Philadelphia and Dealing R, R,
JVngR? II. Co?U'l!y v 1'hU.iiIuli.IiH. nn.i Re id.
Fraiicls' J. Kllno v. Jacob Herring.
E. O. Rlelietts vs. John Sweeney ot ul.
oeorso K. I less vs. Joseph Wels tl
1.io?rrt.'?'.K,"ail,or VM- Wlill.un Il.ni .
A. W, Eaton vs. Jo in L. linslnr '
AUUl'OW I'mvnl ni. vj 'l'lw....T.i
IK. UHl',1,10 Uh0 V- j0h11 ""K Ct ill.
I lank E. Brockwny vs Daukl y. b.-voi'i t.
Oeorgo M. Baker vs. T. J. Iiwcll el l.
I raslus Ross vs. Oliver A. Jacoby.
George Wltmyer'aex'rs. vs. JohnSllner.
a' 'S'r! iHZZrti- V"-,HUK"V' Mclleynolds. et ul.
Allrare Ralimau Co a"Vm' Uuzll!l0"
Susan Olllnm vs. Martin M. Brobst.
fm fi?.?.1 ve- Bloomsburg Iron Co.
Tho??W.,.1,1,114rit vs- H.ll" W Melieyiiolds.
Thomas Williams vs. John Cain,
EjtraS. Lyons vs. Solomon Dirk.
Clark Mciill vs. A. 11. Stowurt.
J. W. Masteller vs. Wllllain Williams,
John . Alleger vs. II. G, Crevellnsf.
Goorgo Swelgart vs. James W. Hnukcy.
Bcujiimln Wagner vs. Joseph R. Rhodes,
Daniel Suydor vs. John Mowry.
M. E. Walker, mo, vs. Bloomsburg Lltcrurv In.
. ktlttilennd State Normal School, i""!ur,
Lavlua Golder's uso vs. Mathlas Kline.
Sylvester J. Faux: vs. Jc&so Merril.
w'V! Ifwuco ex'r. vs. Amanda .awrcuco.
W. O. Oernid vs. John O. Jacoby.
Wilton Agcr vs. 0, 11. Brockway.
Mnry Miller vs. Jolm Minor's ex'rs.
Mifjcollnnoouo.
CONTINENTAL.
Life Auriixranco Company.
OP NT.W YORK.
1. of Policies Issued 43,000.
ASSBTS $5,500,000.
TSSUESnll tho now form of Policies
Xnud presenlsns lavorablfl terms as any com
p my lu thu Uilllrd Slntes,
The company will mako temporary loans on
Its pnllrli-H.
'J lilrty days' qraconllnwcd on each payment,
and tho poller held good during that time.
All our policies nro Incontestable lor iho itsitnl
causes.
Policies Issued by this company nro non-forfeiture.
No extra charccs made for travel Mm? nermlls.
Policy holdcis sharo lu tho nununl prollts of
uiu i-uuiiuu , iiiiu iiiivu ii vmco in ino elections
nnd mnmtgement of tho company.
No policy or medical loo chnrged.
JUSTUS LAWRKNCE, Pres'l.
, . W. II. WYNKOOP, VicoPres'l.
J. P. RoriERa, Secretary,
H. C. CitANUi.Lit, Jr Actuary,
Central Office of Irlli-Easlern Pemi'a.
"CoLTOruiAN" Building-
BLOOMSBURG-, PA.
CHARLES B. BROCKWAY,
General Agent.
Jan. 5,1672-tf.
Hail Roads.
LACKAWANNA AND IiLOOMS
BURG RAILP.OAH
On andoUjrNov. L7, 1871, P-itsongnr Trains will
run an follows :
Going North.
Going South
Leavo Loave
Arrlvo Arrive
it. m.
.... o.W
... s.H
n. m.
p.m. n.m
Scranlon ..
Pitts ton....
1.11
11.52
l.V,
LMI
ID.05
10.35
Kingston ft. c.,,
& Willarro C'rs iM
Plymouth 8.1.1
Shlckshlnny.... 7.:io
Berwick 7..1I
Bloom 8.U5
U3I
12M)
DM
11.11
2. UJ
2.10
3. CH
:t.5l
3.07
11.00
unuvuio..
10.50
4.1.7
Coulicctluil made fitSnranlnn liv llm m 10 n.m.
train for Great Bond, Blughamtou, Albany uud
ullpoiutsNoith, East and West.
D.T. BOUND, Rup't.
jORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
On and aftor Nov. liui'lS71, Trains if 111
leavo SUNnunv as follows :
NORTHWARD.
12.'I0 p.m. Dally to Wllllamsport, Elmlra, Cannn
dalgua, Rochcstor, BuU'alo, Su fpcnslon Bridge,
uud N. Falls.
12.1) l'. M. BufTalo, N. Falls, .tc.
G.501-. Jr., Dallv.foxccpt Sundays) Tor William
sport uud Erlo.
I.'ij i'. M Dallv. (except Sundays) fur Elmlra,
Biiiralnnnd Niagara F.ill", via. Erlo railroad
li'om Elmirii.
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
1.17 A.M. Dally for Baltimore, Washluglon and
10.01 A. M, Daily (except Sundays) for Ualtlmor
Washington .ind Pnll.idelpUla.
1.10 I', m. Dally (oxcept Sundays) lor II iltlmoro.
Plilladolplila, .ic.
ED. S. YOUNG.
Goncral Passenger Agent.
Awitun It. Fist:. Gen'l. Sup't.
gHORTEST ROUTE EASTWARD.
Daiwille,Hazletoii&Wil!(esMiT3R.R.
WIN THR A llIiANOLWLNTS.
EASTWARD. WES 1' WARD.
I.UAVK.
A. M.
Runbury
Danvillo
Citawlssa
Hazleluil
.... (!.:o
.... 7.112
.... 7.2.S
.... UUi
V. 51.
12.10
J i Now Yoik.
Hrid E.iston.
Phlln
CJ J Bothteti'ni,
Ilcthlclicm, lJ 12.10 Hazleton.
Phlladolphla Isj 2.15 Cntawlssa.
iiuziuioii, ia i uunvillo.
New Yoik. 3 5U I Sun bury.
Tho aftornomi train connectsnt Suubury with
' V- "' train going West; iirrlvosat
yuu-imsiwir,; uucic iiavcn i.ih p,m.,auii will:
Iho Northern Central 1.50 p. m.. moving South
;..'"" 'mi lauiii ,.w i. in,, nun liaiiimori
10.1 j p. m., and nlso with tho Sunbnry aud Law.
Istowu Rallioad.
Comfortable and handsomu Caachei on this
UUW IUUU'.
J. 1IERVEY KASE, Sij. .'utondent.
J EADINO RA1LROAI
WINTER AUU.VIJOi.s-I I.N f .
Mo:iiay, May , l.s.i.
..liroat Trunk Lino from tlio No: t! , -,d Nuith-
West tpri'hlladolplila.Now York. Itv.u.iuu Polls
vino, Tnmanua, Ashland, SU.i ni.:. 'a Luhauon
.jiiemywu, liasiou, ispniaiu, jjiin, Lancaster
i.umiuuia, ie.,
Trains leavo Harrisbuig fori.', w s,. .
l. :o.'
lowsi .it s,iu, a. m mill p. ia..
uccuiig wil l similar trains n- P. mi-ulvn
nhi Railroad, and arrivtm. nt. m..v v.-.,-i. ,.i
W W, a. m J,5.', aud D, 15 v. in. 10 poalvcly.
Slt'eplug cais accompany tho 2,13 n iu. tiain
without change
Koturnlust L-avo IJewYoiltnt Un.in.imii
12.1) noon and 5,JJ p. m. Philadelphia at ,7M, b.J0
thu b',3U n.m. train Irom N YwRliont chause.
i.cavo iiarrisutu-i: lor Reading, Pottsvllie, la
man.ua, Mlnorsvlllo, Ashland. Hliamoliln Al,
lonlowu nud Phlla'd. at S.lUa.m.. una 2.UU nnd
l.Uj p.m., stopping at Lebauon uud principal way
stations: thoJ.Ojp.m. train connecting lor Phll'i
, ii m0!1, s-01""3"'11 'y. l or Poltsvlllo
I....I.J.UHI 4.i.,l;u m,u .mourn, via ucnuyiklli
and bus,quehanna Uailiod, leavo II.nvls.burg nl
East Pennsylvania Railroad tiaina loavoRcad.
Ing for Allentowu Easton nud Now Yorkutlbi.
1U.J0. n. in . and 1.05 p. m. Returning, lcaw
New Yoilt ut u.tW a. m., 12.SJ noon and 5.W p. m
and Allcutown at 7.2dn. m. 12.2o noon, 2 15 1 vi
Way P.issengor Tiain icues Philadelphia at
JfWu.m couiiectiug with similar train on East
Pa. rallioad reluming lr..j ReadlugatO,i;op.m.
OUU,JIMUS lib Ull DLUUu.
a. m., Ashland nl 7,j"n.ui. i.nd 12,11 iioon Mah
nnpy City nt 7.15 n. ui. nnd I., n. m.T.imanim .ii
ILIonwbrPlnooVovo
K isf m i" Tralu leuvo3 otts
at 1,30 p.m.
Columbia Railroad I'n-.lus lenvo Heading nt
1 rl'.MVi'.H' "''" lor i:l'hr..ta, LltuVliue.u-
j-urKiomen K.iu Uuad Tiainsleavo Porklomeu
nllll,V m idH)r0,ili'-11'0aJ t'.'aln'i 'WVOPottKtown
'IJU'.m'A''1,;i(,-4,,J''n)'retu,'uln8 lave Mount
..wW...,.tU I.UVHHUU.UJU, in., o.w p.m. connect-
lUU W II similar triihlani, IN.,!, II ,.' ii.UtH... 11
c?!,.tS';.yu"ey Railroad Tiainsleavo Bridge
port at 8,30n. m. nnd 2.U5 nnd 6.32 p. m. return lu?
leave Downlngton lit 0,10 a. in. ls.tj UOcru Tiuiti
ai lui itailioa, ."-" ",m"al u''
On Himdoi's, leavo Now Yoik nt 5,30 p.m.. Phil.
Phla ut s,oo n.m. and 3,15 p.m., (tho 0,ou a m train
fcavu A I lo n 1 mv twi i n Vk .?,'.. aJi.m IV .'.. "J
Reading at 7.15 u. m, nud lo.3ip, m 'lor "liairll.
burg, nt 5.tX)n. m. for ttow Yoik.ntV.ion m for
Exe?l!U,l.!,,?,'',,"!!fi'?.,Jl H"?o. .-M
duced rates. u "um I'oiais.une.
llagi;nie ehecl.-r,.l ll,..,.!,. .n .
each pnaleugcr" " ' w 'uuuu """"
J. E. WOOTTEN,
.,,,.. Asst. Bujit. i Eng. Mnch'iy.
Roadlug, Pa., April 3. 1W1. '
PUPINESS CARDS,
JJ VISITING UAIUM.
villa iitS.io a. m pubsos Reading at 7,30 a. m ar
riving nt I hlladcphlaat 10.20 a. m. 'Return S
,ua.vu.a,Valuao",ul,11 ,Qt i15 ' 'a., passing Road
lug at 7,55 p.m., arriving at Pottsvllie at ff. V) p.m.
Pottstowu AcoommoiiaHoiiTraiu.loavesI'otts.
town atu.30a.in.. nitnrnl,,.. ,V,ry'l.l.l:,"l.?.
. .0 .vH,un , UI1WIIJUU,
E1TER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROORAMMES,
POSTERS,
AO., AO.
Neatly anil Oiioajily rrinlod
From the Latest Styles of Type nl the
COLUMU1AN OI'KJOK, i
PntsiitMcclioiuos,
JJENRYT. IIKLMHoi.dv.
' 'I ill 1' U tf ff I) I'Mji,,
nxniAcr wtawiia
O U A P E P ILLg
' """"1 mrfHuht street Ithubn,
Huld tract aitau ba drape
,uMlf'illi"lrotll?,UJ,t Ju"iiruily ric ,
af;Thci7;;oimso.;-v
f io finest t ,,arca,c,,t,. After n few days n '
Ue,, suen nn liivlgomtlou of the en ro . "
ant. e ioV: ' "urncmol"tu"" u.
. "vuuimiauriiBo Pills are not.,,
eoated, f.-on, t,10 f1(ct Uml KUsnt.cJ , 11
old solve.butp.i,slhr2ht.iestomac ,
lllSSOlVllllf. C01isni,n.,ll . ' ""'""l.Oj
tatoiheir i,r, , .':."": "or' "!10' ' . .
CENTS PEit BOX. 1 "IC" 1 J' n
wiNur t. JucLJinoLir,,.
HIUIILY t'ONCDNTnATrll OOMl'Ol'Ml
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILL.v
Will radically exterminate from iho tj.vi
Scroruln, Syphilis, FovorSores, Ulcers, Soiei-t
Soro Legs, Soro Mouth, Horo llcnd, Brunei,,,
Skin Dlsenses, Salt Rheuu, linkers, Rum,
from tho Ear, Whllo Swellings, Tumors i
ceroiisAlleclloiis.Nodcs.ltlckcts.Glnud.ir i
lugs, Night Swents, Rash, Teller, Humors ,n
Kinds, Chronic Ulieitniatlsni, Dyspepsia, mm
dlscaso that has boon established In tho si- ..,
for years. u
Bolngpreparcd EXPRE-JSLY for thoubove . un,
plaints, Its BLOOD-PURIFYING propilc'tes u
grontcr than nny other preparation ol Sai- m
rllla. It gives tho COMPLEXION n clear 'ai
healthy color and icstores tho patient ton st n
ol HEALTH nnd PURITY. For Purlryli,,. ,',,
Blood, removing all Chronic Coiistltutlounrin
eases nrlslugnom an Impuio state or the bio.
And tho only relmbio nnd cllectual known u
dy lor tho euro of Pains ami Swelllu s ot ,
Bonos, Ulcerations of tho Throat una I,
Blotches, Pimples- on tne Face, Erysipelases
all scaly Eruptions of tho Skin, ami lleautn .
the Complexion. Prlce,Jl50perBolt!c.
HENRY -T. HELJIIJOH'
COKcnMIIATKD
IVj UID BXTIIA OT JJ UCJU .
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cuicd every caso of Dlabetos in which i nk.
been given, Irrltntlon of tho nock of the Bl.wui
and Inflammation of tho Kidneys, Olccratn ,
tho Kidneys nnd Bladder, Retention of X rtue
Diseases of tho Prostalo Gland. Stone lu the Hi. u
dor, Calculs, Gravel, Brlckdusi, Deposit, nil
Mucous or Milky Dlschaigcs, and for Enriein
und DcIIcato Constitutions of both Soxes, atte i
ded with tho following symptoms: lnd'hpu
Hon to Exertion, loss ol Power, loss or Mcmor
Difficulty of Broathlug, Weak Nerves, Treia.
bling, Horror of Disease, Wakoiulness, Dinm,
oVisIon, Pain lu tho Bock, Hot Hands, Fiusu
lngol tlio Body, Dryness ol Iho Skin, Krupii,
on tho Face, Pallid Countenance, lulyei
Lassltudo of tho Muscular System, etc.
Used by peisous Horn mo nges of eightem to
twcnty-Uve, nud from thlrty-llvu to lllty-Uvo oi
In tho dcclluo or chnngo of life; nfter coun.i
mcnt or labor pains j bed-wettlnrj In children
Heiiubold's Extract Iluciui is Dluruiic ..
Blood-Purllylng, nud cures nil diseases a,,.
fiom Habits f Dissipation, nud Excesses u
Imprudences in Lifo, Impurities or the m.io
etc., Euporscdlus Copabla In nireotlons far nine
It Is used, nnd SyplUlltlo Affoetn'ius- in tnts
diseases used In connection Willi II EI..M m 1 '
ROSE WASH.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladles, ii.t i
tract Biichu Is unequalled by any other run, j'
as Is Chlorosis or Retoutlon, Iiregulaniy, ,
fuluesa or Suppression of Custoinaiy v.m- ,
tloni, Ulcerated or Schlrius SUttooi tho t , .
Lcucorrha'aor Whltcu.Storillty.umliorati , ji
plaints incident to the sex, whether arising n.
Indiscretion or Habits of Dissipation. It ,,r
scribed extensively by tho most omlnuut p,
laus and Midwives for Enleebloil and ts 1,
Constitutions, ol both sexes and nil a-i-s..,,,
ded wllh any ol tho abovedlseasesur -Via ,
11, T. HELMROLD'S EXTRACT BUC1II"
CUR1H DISEASES ARISING FROM I Ml .
DENCE, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ET ,
in nil tholr stages, at Httlo expense, lit' le in u
chaugo lu diet, no Inconvenience, and nn
posuio. It causes n frequent deslio, and glv
stieugth to Urinate, theieby removlng'Obstrui
Hons, Proventlng and Curing Strlctuics of tu,
Uietha, Allaying P.ilu and lull.iminatlou, s
frequent in this class or dlscasoi, and expel,
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who lmvo been tho victims oi m
compelout persons, and who havo paid lu aij
fees to bo cured In n chart timo, lmvo found im .
havo boon dicclveJ, aud that tho "Poison" lu
by tho use of "powerful astringents," been art,
up in tho system, to break out In a moro uggr,
vatcd loiui.aud perhaps alter Marriage.
Uso IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUC1IU lor u
Allectlons nail Diseases of tho Urinary Organs
whether existing In Male or Fomalo, liotu wu.it
over causo originating, and no matter or now
long standing. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AN1.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
HENRY T. HELM HOLD'S iri r
PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot bo sarpissod ma FACE WASIEauJ tv
bo found tho only spoelllo roraody lu cv
species of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. 1 sp -e
dlly eradicates PIMPLES, SPOTS, SCORIR i
DRYNESS, INDURATIONS or tho ('UTAH Ei '
MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS und '
CIPIENT INFLAMATION, HIVES, RA
MOTH PATCHES. DRYNESS OF SOAI.P Ob
SKIN, FROSTBITES, and nil purposes lor wlm a
SALVES or OINTMENTS are used; restores i.
sklu to n state of purity and softness, and in
sures continued healthy action to tho tlssuoo
Its ve&sols, on which depend tlio ngrecablo clear
ncss and vivacity ol complexion so muoh sougi,i
and admired. But liowovcr vnluablo as
remedy fur existing dofects of tho sklu, H, T
Hclmboll's Roio Wash lias long sustained n
principle el ilm to unbounded patronago, o.
po-,seslng i nlltlcs which render It n TO.l ti'
APPEMDA i of the most Superlative tu 0
Con.'cnlal c iracter, coiublnlnj In nu cK i
formula thosi romlncutroqultlts.HAFLTYi.. u
EFFICACY tL i invariable iiccoiupanlmeni t
Its uso as a Pi -.ervntlvo aud Refresher of to
Complexion. It is an excellent Lotion for d
eases of a Syphllu in Naturo, nnd as an liijc,ii..i.
lordls isosoftlie I'rluury Organs, arising fium
habits ot disslpat.ini, used lu connection ivit,
tho EXTUACTS IIUCIIU,SAR3APARILLA, a
CATAWBA ORArE PILLS, In such dlsc.vos a
recommcu.lcd, cunnot bo surpa-ied. PRIi I'
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Full and explicit directions na-i r.lpai,) v -
lucdlclues.
i.viacucoor tno most lospousiuio nnd rcu. ,-
character furnished ou application, with "
dreds of thousands of living wltnessou, nud t,,
ward or 30,o unsolicited cei tlflcntca and rccoin
moudatory letters, many of whlcji nro from tu
highest sources, Including eminent Physical).
Clergymen, Statesmen, etc. Tho proprietor h
nover resorted to tholr publication In tho now
papers; he docs not do this from tho fact tha
his articles rauS as Standard Prenaratlons, nnr
do not need to bo proppod up by certificates,
E5cnry T. tloluibuld'u fieaitilnt
Prcpni'ittloiiH,
Dcllveied to nuy address. Hoiurofiom (-"
vallon.
Established upwards of twenty ycaia. Bold b;
Druggists cvcrywhoio. Address letters fur lu
formation, In confidence to HENRY T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist and ChtmUt
Only Depotst II, T, IIELMBOLD'S Drug nn,
Chemical Warehouse, No, 601 Broadway, Nov
York, or to II. T. IIELMBOLD'S Medical Dtpoi
101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
VOH LIVER COMPLAINTS Jtr,..
1O0H AFFECTIONS. BWIC oWi'. - ""
HEADACHE, COSTI VI3NE8H. I x0N U
EGIlrAIILE, CONTAINING No m,' L 1,1 '
MINERALS OR I.EUirKltlotW I i f '
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.