THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
oenoi.t)icti in riiwi "Ann.
cotiliJ fnrRut such n Untie! In tlio dnysof
chivalry, "Hniior iiutl llin LcuIUm" wrw
Mm moito umvnii on ttio nwdnl ns woll
tw lliu liourl (if iivcry knight. Hhlill wo
In- li-Mfl iloforoitt to tlio rnijnclnir ilnlm
e.f i;i'iitlGiifa ntifl boatityl Wlmt nwi I
nny of our vvnrm luurtuil hIhIpm ivcrppt
tlmlthoynrontnonRtlionnhlost nml fair
est nf thu ilmiRhtois of moil. When thu
lC8tllonco of war wrw ttosolntl tit: our
Innil nml wounds nml tHsoasu hod
prostrated tliotisntuls of stnlwart forms
upon bctls ofstHTerlrif, many a burning
chock hns been Inveil aud many a fever
ed tongue- moistened by tho hand of n
inltilstorlnpr tingcl In tho shnpo of u wo
man. Tn tho hospital, camn. mid In
tlm field Itself whoro ovcry form of
tkvthimd tnouification of woo met tho
cyo nnd wrung tho bouI, ovon there tho
ltliwtcd presetiro of wonmn appeared,
audio moved to and fro In her volun
tary mission of lovoand mercy. Many
u bravo Roldler. far from homo and
kltidml has on U; red tho dark valley of
death with tho whispered words of
hopd from tho dovout Hps ofsomo gen
tin woman yet vibrating in his cartho
last Htiimds heard on earth. In this
work ntirxlstersof Pennsylvania wcro
foremost. Kvcr rcsnonslvo to tho
faintest calls of humanity, their days
nt homo wcro spont in tho accumula
tion of money, clothing and delicacies for
tho army, Nearly every Pennsylvania
woman was n member of nn association
with this object, and our own organlza.
tions of this character wcro tho llrst In
tho Northern States. Tho Coopor Shop
nml Union Volunttor Refreshment
uoinmuica of riiuadolnh a both liko
wlso tho work ofPoansylvanla women
fed. nursed, and lodged nearlv soven
hundred nnd lifty thousand soldiers of
nil States during the first threo yoars of
ino war, anu mo veterans 01 ovcry stato
mess tho wooien or Pennsylvania.
Thcro was not a city orntown through
out our Stato hut had its local organizi
tlon for tho accumulation of hospital
supplies, and tho relief of thoso who
might bo In want. ,
This Is our seventh annual reunion
It is fitting that wo should assemble, In
inig way at stated intorvaH, ami fresh
en our interest In ofch other nnd our
organization. As time rolls on, other
associations may dim thoso of tho past,
yet wo can never bo strangers. Our
ties are toostrojg to bo so rude'v uo
ken. For yeavb wo shared tho satno
hardships and faced tho sumo perils
Circumstances havo thrown us together
moro intimately than generally falls to
tho lot of a slml'ir number, whllo a
generous emulation lias brought to
light wnat good qualities wo possess
and taucht each other to resnect them
Let us cherish theso reunions, tocrether.
"nnd keep our memories green" in tho
neart 01 cp.cn. wo seo ticro to uay,
fellow-soldiers of this and our sis
ter states, not members of tho
orgatizatlon with which wo wcro
immediately connected. To thoso wo
wish all happiness nnd extend tho
heartiest welco no. The Pennsylvania
Reserves formed but n part of that
invincible body of heroic men who loft
homo and family. !sunderinrr thodearnst
ties to oboy tho volco of duty and battle
r,.-l i. .!ui Ti , . .
juiuiuiigiii. jjruvury kiiuws no Climate,
latitude, section nor State. Our sister
commonwcalthsborothemselvesasgreat
iiii-uiuiTb oi uvngG conieucrniion oi iroo
men should, whoso only rivalry was in
uugrcu oi iovo wr int union and in
sacrmceiorlts perpetuation.
un iuis occasion wo asscmnio on
historic ground. Wo stand almost
within tho shadow of a memorial shaft
reared to tho memory of tho gallant
dead of a past ago tho monument of
Wyoming. Ucneath its e-ranito hasn
rest our sires of tho Revolution, and
tho placid Susquehanna murmurs a
constant requiem for their ropose
Every trco and shadow of this nmnn.
tic valley is eloquent with associations
oi mo post. Another generation seems
to greet us as brethren, and to approvo
what woliavo donofor ourcommon coun
try, within sight of that monument
mm iia ouKHcauuua, wjiu uau escape UIO
recollection of our own gallant dead.
A silent melancholy steals ovor our
hearts as tho thought arises of that vast
body of our comrades for whom tho
struggles ofllfoaro ovor and tho voico
of am bltion forever stilled. Thoy havo
laid down their lives for their country.
Some repose upon soli that was their
enemy's ; others sleep whore thoy would
wish to sleep, within their beloved
Pennsylvania. At tho thought of our
dead brethren sllonco better accords
with the naturoof our feolintrs. and Is
moro eloquent than any sentences that
coutu do uitereu ny numan lips. Upon
that therao each has an orator within
his own breast, speaking tho eulogy of
every ueparieu nero. JjOD living tongues
therefore keep silent and nrofano not
their memory by ill-timed phrases of
panegyric, xney neea nonosucn. jsvery
mound that covers a dead sold lerteache3
a lesson of tho value of tho Union and
liberty. Lot tho living accept the mo
nition, and cherish that for which such
a prieo has been paid abovo every earth
ly possession. .
Since our last meeting tho hand of
that dread adversary against whose as
saults the bravestaro impotent, ha3 been
busy in our ranks. On a peaceful Sib
bath morning last November, two moro
comrades left their niches In our memor
ies vacant. You all remember tho
studied and unvarying kindness of Dr.
David Stanton. Surgeon of our Cavalry
Regiment. His great skill and sympa
thetic heart promptly answered the
faintest calls of humanity, and days
and nights were spent in untirlncr
ministrations to the unfortunate He
died before he assumed tho functions
of an honorable offlco to which ho had
been elected by a grateful people. In
ins death tho Reserves lost a tried and
trusted brother, his party nn honest
official, and his profession one of its
brightest stars. Within a few houre of
nis decease, uencrai Wellington H.Ent,
tho gallant Colonel of tho no less gallant
Sixth, passed away. Ho was a bravo
soldier, a devoted patriot, and an honest
man. Only ono year ago to-day, on the
occasion of our last reunion, ho addressed
us so acceptably. Tho lips, to whoso
uuuraucca wo nsieneu wun sucii pleas
uro then, aro now forever silent. His
volco will nover again summon us to
mo siiock oi battle, or charm us by Its
winning accents in tho social gathering.
Ho passed away before ho had attained
tho prime of life, and his earlv carcnr
gave bright promise for tho maturity of
Jim iiuwory.
To turn to tho livlnir.our Association
imposes upon us certain duties to each
other. Tho years of servico under our
common standard havo cemented tics
nnd created claims upon our mutual re
gard which wo should over esteem it
our highest prlvliesro to recoenlzo.
Tirao and separation aro apt to cool the
warmest feelings: estrangement to
U3urp tho placo which attachment used
to hallow. But let us recall from tlmo
to tlmo our common ties, sufferings, and
perils, and such recollections will bo an
over present talisman to avert tho in
sidious approaches of coldness, nnd an
Inspiration to prompt tho renderings of
inoso mutual goou unices wmcn our con
nections as Reserves leads us to claim
from each other. When in after years
tlmo lias thinned our ranks, and with
moistened eyo tho old Resorvo thinks
of his departed comrades, tho recollec
tion of tho duties fulfilled and tho claims
of friendship met, will bo to him an
lnoxhatistablo source of tho purest re
freshment. As citizen-soldiers wo rest also under
obligations to our commonwealth.
Whoso voico should bo so potontlal in
her councils as yours? Is the duty of
ino soiuiur to ms country discuarged
when his sword Is hung up? She has
other enemies besides thoso who menac
ed her in tho open field. These latter
wo have vanquished, but that insidious
foo tho demagogue still lurks in our
midst ; against whoso approaches wo
must guard. Upon us fell tho lot to do
fend our Stato in tho field, Lot us as
sume also;tho duty of protecting her at
home, aud save her from tho fato that
has In history so often overtaken com
munities onco free tho fato of becoming
tho plaything of politicians. Let overy
Reserve, let oVory eoldior bear himself
In this conflict as ho did in thoso which
wo havo mot today to recall, nnd our
Commonwealth will contlnuo hereafter,
its she has been, tho ICoystono of Hint
glorious nreh ofHlittoH which llkn "tio
how in ihoolotiii" sol hy tho Aimigniy
hand, promise.) security nnd prosperity
to nil mnukiud.
IVnusv vanin lint been chosen us Ihti
-itai'o whereon thtf Centennial Annlver-
wiry or tho Union shall bo celebrated.
nernour inrant ropunnc was craiiicu.
and from our midst most fittingly will
riso tho chorus of freemen which hails
tho attainment of her perfect stature.
At that tlmo may tho Infinite Dlsposor
of events vouchsafo Hint nil who bear
tho namo of American, nil who ought
to treasure in common with oursolvss
tho clorlous recollections of 1770, from
ovcry section nnd overy Stato, shall
hasten to Swell tho exulting throng;
nnd on tho historicsollof Pennsylvania,
may n now Declaration orindopentienco
bo written n declaration that tho en
tiro pcoplo of our Jar-reaching country,
to Its most distant botintlry, aro freo,
equal, and united.
Wo owe also n duly to our common
country tho Union. This namo has
magic In it Tor ovcry citizen of our broad
Intnl. Abovo nil to us should It havo
Bpeclal significance That was tho
watch word during our stormy years in
storm or In cnlm. It lias cost thousands
of our brothers' lives, nnd incalculable
trensuro hns bco' lavished In Its vindi
cation. Thos,ord has rert 'tl its in
violability ; now lot tho extended hand
of fraternal kindness win our brothrcn
from tho errors Into which I hoy havo
strayed. Tho South nan not remain but
a cotniuorcd province. subhisrnted ter
ritory. That would bu u mockery of
tho name orrcpubllcanistn. itschasiiso
ment has been signal and exemplary.
Lot us comploto the work, and mako
ourselvosn peoplo united alio In spirit
as well as In nnmo.
Universal Amnesty should bo tho as
plrntlon of overy seldler, for truo brave
ry Is as quick to forgive as to lvstmt. In
this connection nn words of mlno could
bo moro appropriate than tho prediction
of that statesmen an 1 patriot, Mr. John
Bright, made in the darkest hour of our
Into war, whoa ? akingof this country:
"I see one va otifeder.Uion extending
In an unbroken lino from tho boisterous
billows of the Atlantic to tho moro
placid waters of 'ho Pacific: from tho
frozen north to tho glowing south ; one
people, ono law, ono language, ono
faith : and over nil that wldo continent
I see tho homo of freedom, tho rofurro
for the oppressed of ovcry lind and of
ovcry ciimo."
Young Folks.
The First Wife's Weilillng lliu?.
(concluded).
Thus to thee, but how to mo?"
said tho soldier; and when tho giant
departed, ho set to work. But although
he was so strong, and worked willing
ly, Hie trees seemed uimo3t ns hard as
stone, nnd ho made little progress.
When ho returned nt night tho giant
asked him how ho got on. "Tho trees
aro very hard," said ho. "So thoy al
ways have been since I have had idlo
servants."
"I will not ha called Idlo a second
time," thought tho soldier, and next
day ho went early and worked his ut
most. But tho result was vOry small ;
and when ho camo homo looking sad
and weary, lio could not fall to seo
that this gavo great satisfaction to tho
giant.
Matters had gone on thus for somo
time, when ono morning, as ho wont
to ids work, lto found tho llttlo old
woman gathering sticks as before.
"Listen," said she; "ho' shall not
treat you as ho treated others. Count
soventy to tho loft from whoro you
are working, aud begin again. But
do not lot Iini know that you liuvo
mado afrc3hstart; and do a llttlo at
tho old placo from time to time, as n
blind."
And beforo ho could thank her, tho
old woman was gone. Without moro
ado, howover, ho counted soventy
from tlio old placo, and hit tlio sovon
ticth trco sucii a blow with hisaxo,
that it came crashing down thou and
there. And ho found that, ono after
another, tho trees yielded to his blows,
as If thoy wcro touchwood. Ho did
a good day's work, gave a few stokes
iu tho old placo, and camo homo tak
ing care to look ns gloomy and sad a3
boforo.
Day by day ho got deeper and
deeper into the woods, tho trees fall
iug beforo him like dry elder twigs;
and now tho hardest part of his work
wa3 walking, backwards and forwards
to tho glantV houso, for tho forest
seemed almost without end. But on
tho thrco hundred and sixty-sixth
day from Ids first meeting tho giant,
ho cut fairly through into an open
plain, and 03 tho light streamed in. a
magpie ilow away, and on searching
her nest, the soldier found his mother's
wedding ring. Ho also found many
precious stones of priceless valuo, which
were ovldently tho lost crown Jowols.
And as hi3 term of servico with tho
giant was now ended and his work
done, ho did not trouble himself to ro
turn, but with tho ring and jowels in
his pockets, set off to'flnd his way to tho
king's palace. Ho soon fell in with a
good humored fellow, who showed him
tho way aud pointed out everything of
Interest on the way. As thoy drew
near the great city, ono of tlio royal
carriages was driving out of tho city
gates, in which sat threo boautiful
ladles, who wcro tho king's daughters.
"Seo tho kiug's daughters," said
the man; "tlio two eldost nro ongagod
to marry two neighboring princes."
"And whom is tho younges to mar
ry?" asked tho soldier, "for tho is by
far tho most beautiful."
"Sho will uovor marry," answered
the man, "for she Is pledged to tho
man who shall find tho lost crown
Jewels, uud cut u pith through tho
stone-wood forest that bordors the
king's domain ; and that is as much
as if sho was pledged to tho mau who
should fetch down tho moon for her
to play with for tho jowols aro lo3t
boyond nil recall, and tho wood Is an
enchanted forost,"
"Novertholo33, sho shall bo wed with
my mothor's wedding ring," thought
tho soldier. But he kept his own coun
cil, and only waited till ho smartened
himself up before ho sought an uudlenco
with tlio Kins, for lio rightly thought
thcro Is u great deal in tho first Impres
sion you mako.
When ho saw tho King nnd showed
tho crown Jewels, and told how ho had
cut through tho forost and found tho
Jowels in the magplo's nest, his claim
ts tho Princess was clearly provod,
and tho King heaped riches and hon
ors upon him ; nnd tho soldier being
handsome, and clearly showing that
ho had been a bravo, good mau, ho
mado himself so acceptablo to tho
brldo elect, that tho wedding was fixed
for an oarly day,
"May I bring my old father,
Madam?" ho asked of tho Princess.
"That you certainly may," said sho ;
"a good sou will certainly mako n good
husband, and your father shall ba my
father."
So In great statu ho returned to his
nntlvo village to bring his dear old
father lo hln wedding, nnd tw ho entered
the village, tho hawthorn hedgoa woro
In blninii, tlio mm hIioiiu brightly, and
tho bells rang merrily for his return,
"Ding-dong! illiigdougl did wonol
toll you to (rtt.it In (lod nnd do your
duty, nnd wo should ring for your re
turn?" said tho bells.
Ills stepmother forgot all her doubts
as to his Identity and wolcomcd him
graciously, nud was very anxious to go
to court also. But her husband slid,
"Nol you took such good carooftho
homestead, you must slay and look to
It whllo I nm away," and ho would not
let his son tako her with him.
As for tlio giant, when ho found ho
had been outwitted, ho went off, nnd
was never moro heard of In thoso
parts; but tho soldier wotit nnd got
tho poor old weasoncd woman who
httd done lilm such good service, nnd
took her to tho city nnd took caro of
her nil her life, nnd ho said that ono
should nover forget tho smallest kind
ness received from another, and that
Ingratitude for favors was the meanest
trait iu man.
MiscellanoouEi.
BOOTS & SHOES.
.vr
E. M. KNORKS
SPRING STYLES,
THE LATEST AND BEST.
Every variety for Men, Women nml ChlMrcn,
OLD STOCK
Sailing at Cost to closo out to make
room for
NEW GOODS.
Bargains ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
OXJSTOIVE 1VCA.3DE
CLOTHING.
UK HA'l THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLE3
AND EMl'LOYd THE
St K S T W O St K 31 C A .
irm kooiI (its ana pramptaos in tilting orders
thcio Is tho plains loo.
111a goods aro keketcd wltn euro nml 'its Cus
tom Work will compuro favorably witu vuo bcut
cUorts ol tho lu.'hloualilo city L'ealer.
HE HEM'S A LAKCIE HTO'JK OV
BOYS' AX1) CHILDREN'S CLOTHWU
AN1
GENTS' rUltSESSJIIVG fiOOJJS,
At AUonlihlnclv Ijow Prices.
Uoanulinrg, ticpt. 29, 1871-tt
JOHN G. JACOBY'B
BAKEHY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, TENN A.
The undersigned would respectfully lutorra
tho Cltlzons of Berwick, and vicinity, thut ho
has opened a Confectionery and DaUery lu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Bcrwlcb, To., where ho Is prepared to lurulsh
all binds of
1'liAIN AND FANCY OANDIEH,
FKENCU CANDIES,
FOilEIUN AND DOMESTIC Fl-.UITH
OHAHQES, LEMONS, ltAIHINS
Ac.t &c., &c., do.
T1Y 1liOI.E.SALK AND It ETA I L,
Among tho annortmcnt will bo ronud doom
Nuts, English Walnuts, I'cauuts, Almonds, Fil
berts, Figs, Apples.Cocoa Nuts, Jellies or .tiller
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolato.
Canned Fruit of all kinds. Corn March, Ki;g Ms
cult, Boda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese,
Soap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
Aud nroduee of all kinds. Freiih Hrr n,l nn
Cakes every day, ice Cream In Season, Your
patronage Is solicited.
JOUN G.JACOllY.
Berwick, Jan P71 tv
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
DOWN IN PRICE
J. H. JVX A I 55 B S,
Corner Main and Centre His.,
r.LOOMSllUHO,
A new stock of Fre&h Uoodsjustoncned at
JIAiy.EU
Tcnti, Coffees, SuKarw,
SYRUPS and MOLASSES. CHEESE, MEATS.
SALT. FISH, ete.
VEGETABLES, llEKM'ETICALLY Scaled
Hoods.
JELLIES and PUKSKltVEH, P1CKLKS,
F0HE1UN and DOMESTIC FUUITS.
An Elegant Assortmont
OF
QUEENSWARE
. , . Constantly on hand.
ov1ryvaVrPet' W1LU) Bua "WAUEof
umiSwvSS.a,Vu n"'t WW Bt
decm-tr j, ii, MAIZE.
"TTAL-UABkE PROPERTY FOR
V SALE.
Tho undersigned wishing to retire from bust
nans uow oilers at private sulo his entlro proper
tytlluatcd In Oraugevllle, eonsuitlng of a uue
half Interest In the well known
FOUNDHY AND AUIUOULTUltAL WORKS,
together .with the Engine, Lathes and ether Ma
chinery belonging to tho same, also the entire
htockuow on hand, together with a valuable
pair of horses, and tho wagons, sleds, Harness,
Ac. auo lils town lots on which Is erected a good
Jraino dwelling, also, twinty-tlvu acres, known
as the Dr. Lott property utiont teu of which rr
cleared, the balance timbered,
Prices reasonable. Possessleu given at any
time to suit purchasers. Apply to or address
WILLIAM SCIIU yLElt,
not, 8,71tf. OranevUle,Uolumbl Co.
Moyors' Column,
8
A
Pi
ifi
o
4
o
EH
W
1
CO
LU
O
cc
CL
O
r-
CO
E
H
fltj
Ml Q
!-H 2 n
W 1M
cc H
O H
w n
iS u EH
O
CC
3fl
S W
S A
1 &
CD b
0
0
- 0
H g 3 & a
LZJ m At t
PU SCO h
CD
Z
X
h--rr
ui
x
r
in
o
H
EH
ft
H
o
in
W
14
ft
to
j
H
0
H
Q
LU
J
Q.
CL
CO
CO
cc
LU
l
LU
Q
CC
3
o
o to
s
Q
ft
SlaylO-ly
Miacollnnooua,
yjILLEU'S BTORE.
H. It, MItiLEIt A SON,
liRVo reinnvedl heir Htorolo tlio room fnrmeily
ocetiiiledljyMeiidciilmll.onSlnliislieet.lllooiiii.
bttrir, nearly tppotto tlio Episcopal Clittrcli
whero thoy niodclormliiedtosclloiinniiiodcralo
terms ni can bo procured olio where. Tiller stoc't
comprlset
LADIES' DltESS MOODS
of tho choicest styles and latest fashions, together
With n largo assortment of Dry Uoods aud Urn
corlcs, consisting of tho followlngArtloles
Carpets,
Oilcloths,
othn,
, Uasnlmores,
Shawln,
Flannels,
Silks,
WlilloUbods
Linens,
UoopBlilrts,
Mnsllus,
llollowwaro
Cod at ware
tlueonswari', ' ItnrdWarj
Boots and Shoes,
llntt aud Ctpi
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
liOokiug-Olnsuii,
Tobncco,
Coffee,
yttgnrn,
Tc.is,
r.lce,
Ainric,
Hinder,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS (lEMEP.ALLY,
In snort, overythlug usually kept In country
tore) to which thoy Invito tho nltcullou of tho
pnbllo generally, Tho highest price will bo jHi)
for country produes lu exchange for good.
S. II. MILI.EU A RON,.
octSP71-:f Uloontshuislti
.N
EV STOCK OF OLOTIIINCI.
Fresh arrival of
SPRING: GOODS
DAVID LOWENBEltO
luvltes attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND rASniONAELE CLOTHING,
at his storoon
MaluStrect, In tho new block,
nioomsburg, Pn
where no hf.s Just received from New York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHINCJ,
Including the moat fashionable, durable, and
Imn.lsomo
DKE3H GOODS,
conslstlua of
BOX, SACK, KOCO, GUMAND OIL-CILOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of all sorts, sizes aud colors, JIo hai aNo rep len
Ishcd his already largo stock of
CLOTH AND C.V931MEIIES,
BT1UPED, FIOURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SUIRTS, CISAVATS, STOCKS, t'01,1, AltS
IIANDICEUCHIEFS. GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ho nas constantly on hand a largo and well-so-octed
assortmont of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which ho Is prepared to mako to order Into any
kind of cloUilug, on very short notlco, nnd In the
beat manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear,
nnd most of It Is of homo manufacture
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'iLRY,
ot overy description, flnoand cheap. His case ot
fewclrylsuotsurpossodlnthlhSplaco. Call and
oxamlno his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AO.
octlS'71 DAVID LOWF.NBERQ.
t :t: .K.:-i' p.ms
to ', vc:y !i"lnuto3.
O i: noun
. i it-i' i iril ai y ono
.1 I M.".
. 1 . ...I hi.- M A CUIUS
Ilw.ui I'.II.N'.
ll ..mil." Ilit.ltt.ut ll
."I ::ily I'nlii. Jtoiiifilv
tt i tit) ,l tlit t j-in-'t rietucl.it lim l n tut. t)l r
.1 ttit.l .in., i i.i Kti.li'ii.s itlittlur 1 1 tin 1
..i ...jtt.'..t.rulliii iJ.ft.ti it trj;ai..i7lj i..
' 1 I i-ci'f
VV. f-XTV Mm -t!
' " ll'n' Hit' I ,'i In
' t ij't l.il, .ii ...
i ri' ii. ii iii-',
til. .rtli.it v. it ., i it
liADWAVfi tiPArsv i;n r
V.'ll.l, Afl'DIll) I.NSI'AM' lutiL'
isFWPiAriiiM oi nit: kiuxkym.
im'TjAmm ffniN iir tui: ni "
i:;rt,Aini.viiuN ok iiii: i'ivi:lm.
t'OVUKSI IIIN III.' TUB .
pour: Tiir.o.vr, hihm'w ititi:. iiiimj.
I'.U.I'll'.VIION ()! '1111: 11!
UVSTKitlrrt, it.oit, iiii'iiiiii:i:i..
in: Mucin, i.mi.ia('i,v'-U!,1"'1m"1"'
cnu, cn.MA ao,'i'Mia' 1U1EUU-
1 irtawl.cio tlu i 1 1 ir ti.nic.ilij iwi a.Ut-t.1 1
lumfuit.
Twcr.ty ilrrtiw 1 1 l.ilf i timt1-!r rf wt.r v.l!1 l-i ,
moiiiPiit- enru C'ltWIS, M'.s,S, SOL'lt Mo',!
)ll;U ril(IICN Ml'lv Hi:.l Vi'Ili:, DIAUi...
lnM.Ni'KKV. roue, j i.n 'ml: i:m : 1.
nil i.Nn:iiN.h pains. '
'InwWrA .)..it)i,j nit, .m nrry u UAU tt lln
ltt'iitly 1 1 t il d' vnti th. i,. a t v. i'km In '
) ri'M-m l' ltti"t i j it In i (...in in i f uuti-r, it i i
ILan i fCLttlt liuiii.K or r..u. i-. .1 Lllitml.u.t.
PEVF-Il AN1 Ai.Pi: nm 1 I rfi . ..tt. Tlf . ...
A IVUlCltltl il.ill 1-1 tit'" wiliil Itllt tl (.HM ltVl ,111
Att'te, iiii.l all itlur I iiit.n-, t i, T i (h i,
Ytllow.mu, t.tlu'r FfiM(il.l ll.l MiV, 'S IM',1 j
lr Uttlu, t iM ty Jiiu; 'ii..
HEALTH f BEAUTY I !
hmnxo ai t'Piti: itfti i:i.oihim'i;i:t:
1 I.KSIl AMI WI.ICIIT-rl.tmt n;i AMI llk ,
in t'it cujiriXMu .. ; it::i id ai.i..-
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
3IAS made Tiin Mnsi A-nM uiNu (Tr:i;s- mi
iiUIfK. m JiAwn Alt1. T-ii: rii.N..i;s m ;
OK THIS
'liiL'l-V
i ll AT
Evory Dny nn her osa in Flesh
nnd Weight Is koa.i nnd Tclt.
THE GREAT BLO.'D PURIriE...
Kvery ilrop .f t!io RATI l' i. 1 I.IAN ,:j:suM i" . f
communKiiltj tliruitU tlu ll. . ., 1'ilu.-. rfn.l (.I'm
lluuliaml Julcid tr tlw idt m Hi i-.r t Ufs, fr U n i i!
the aati- of Ilia Uly wli'i u. un-1 twnn 1 ui.it. ml.
hcrofulo. byi'liillH, Cuu itmtl i.hn.iu1 r tllaiMff, L'!. -In
tlitj TliruHt, Moiit'i, Tii't.iin, slit lt ti.o (i'mulj t..l
cthtr Part-icr tlm fyMvm, nr- Mr ui -w 1 Klurz.s
from tlm lirn, niul tlt. ur-.t i ti.-tiSi illi is n, Kun .
tl'Jiis. V'cu-r s.irn, K.mI.1 ll'.i'l. Ituz Y.rm. M't Pliomu.
hrjklpvUa, Ac.ii', V.Uc'A Kit !-. V.'i.t ni l.i the I k!i. "I mui.!-!
Ciiiccrs In tlio Vt.ni, tm 1 i II it k.i.Inj t'ii-1 tlnful tl.i-
cliarirt'if. J
life nrliichil.' t,rs wl'.h'i i i',
rti-'in awt.nvi'- 1 1 f.jti , ii, tt.nl uij MiiMi'iif ii,o
r ll.li uiul.r
or Huttem tlK'iril-trv, m I
ih'.V ii-o nlll proio It)
. tt rj-i.im f i1Kmu ltd
If tImi..Uk-t.lilUt.. .c j lio. I l.tlu uurtmaml
UOL-y'tlltOiUltlll tllt U i. I.tl ll..l ,. In ,Ks.(ln', hllttl th Ui
arrertliu tlao VtSntiw, tin I ivi .Ur t!i.iiim w iHi tiuw iti.it r
UI r.ivU froiii healthy Moil-.U lliin tlm fAilSAPAUIL
1J AN Will ail'l it-H'i ncur .
, Hv uuly d-Rrt U.o S a I.- i i iM.!.! 1 1 i.iaw.vir.r a"I
knawit uim'tiiil nut nt I i in Kin' f i . , i,i faK l i'h"
I'im&Utiitlvi. i1, aiiJhkiu ('I t.ijH.i; tut it 1 1 ilia nulv m,Hi
euro for '
Vrlmrr, nti-l Xuu,h (inv.l, IH.Uli. Tr y
M.i).)au of WiUi-r. Iu..initl , i f iJrUe, lUW Diwi-tf.
Altmmliiml.i, nml lu ..'l i , t n. h iu Um mu l-rkkttuM iIl
t;.tiltp, &rthu w.iit.TlH till. il.tmiv, Mlvo'l Willi imbMlanci i
llkoluottl.lte or titi 1,1,1 t..i,-.i.lrt IlkuttUto nlk.or lla-ri
h.l uiorUJ, il.uk, U h '.I ,i;v.u in.",:ml tthlto L,iictljt
uopoaltri, niitl whin tlid U jiiK-Uliiir, Imnihii N-uitfitliiti
vhcu I'lUf lnt; ttutti. ii. ,1 1 ..In 1 1 Co a nail of tlio llatk :u 1
<iie tlio I.Tim. I'rln', Si.t.
WORMSf-Tlio in',- k.in-i tiro noimJyf-r
llWlrH JUllt j tpf, lit ,
Tnuiur of 10 Vear.'i' Grotvlli
Cured liy ravnju E;ch3voiU,
Ph. Kn r I '
Uwrli. All Ihv lh i
vLry ttilntc tH ii h t i
jour IU l)viii, i n 1
l-rrtir 1 hit mirn .1
)!H.Kut. r i4 a t
lCun.lv Itfluf mi 4 l!
Mil I M IfMrf, I nil
Th wort t"i r
1 writ thii Ij i
'l., J it H, lbC3.
i r in tU ovarii bu I
Mytt ll." I trlia
- I.-1 ii i
11 U IHIMH.U llll. 1 IftMf
M UiUi-liiiMl!! li t.
1 t k t-ilUi tf tl.i
I. fin tt. Ultltfl rf vorr
r n i 1 x lurt'ili I IttvtM U.lw Jttti.
r I .t -ii if ihfi inu.i, ..... '
iti-uftti'ifi, .m itin i ubldli ll it
liVNNAll I'.V.NAl'l'.
DR. K AD WAY'S'
PERFECT PUI10ATIVE PiLLS,
Jtotftctl tit-li'lii., ch e.mtly r.; Hi I v.ll'i .v.-fil (mm. rurco.
laiifci.tci.li t.r tlm Inltn tl Vtti.it. W.in-ai.li, la Hint
aiurtllta litre, l-iinly Vii-il.U , i MuLlij 1.0 iiimuty,
mliiirui,i.rilt!ilirlt.ii ilrtifit. "
C tf" tltitlt'r. . tin. I.,!lnttlt . , .1., , .r...t,t. .......
ottlvHof tl.u Jilt-Lllm o,ti,Vi " '
a J."" I '.""' ii'.1"" ' riwti in 11.. 11,1.1.
AtlJIIr t.r l M,., ..i,. N, ,, li, ,rll li,,,, j, .i.ltll-
1'. Ill t lit. SI .ii.t.1., hit m.i i t j t.f l it; 1 .mtl. I lurrl.J bt J
1..II WI tH-lltlittr, lll..,.u,,lll ll.4l ('Uti V,bu, il' ,J
Ktt4-iinui r i.,i,t. i, ,.., 1, , ,, i.,.""n,;
bM. I lt. I, L.,,.1 ,, I , , , 1 . 1 . , r I U ,1; Ullll.l8 lo IL
frAtti'M'f '' n-MWAYM I'll.IS ,.111 rc llio,).ttni
WiV? I'tTiYi;',;, is'. .I' '' ss ' "
i?.liA,.'.WAV !." N?- fcr MoU''" '. Kcw.vtik.
tifuniatlui, wt.ttli llti,uulitil: Uim.t r
nl872'ly
jyjcKELVY, N13AL & CO.,
DEALEUS IN
DllY GOODS,
GltOCERIES,
AND
General Merchandise,
t BL00MSI1URQ, l'A.
JauflJ7J-tf
f;r tlttt cttrt-'tif till tli.rtlVltt ir ll.u Mi i t 'li. hir! ll'.vvth,
IklOuuii, lluttlrr, ,Smixi lilvti., 11 ..ilntl,,., cwttlln..
lion, ( yiht-tititfl, lmlltrt-.tlmt. ll -,ltt-I Illllt.i.t.fn. i j.
luud ri'ltl, liitl.tiiititiitl.iii t.f II,. Uoiwlii, ritoit. itittl nil lie.
Misccllnuooua.
1872.
1872.
NEW SP1UN0 GOODS. -
M. P. LTJTZ
Ilnnjuiticllii'iipil front Now Vnikwlllm full
llnoot
JlIiACIC AND C01.0HKI) 'AU,KH,
liYONS'HlliK I'Ol'JitNS.
H1L1C l'ONOKHS,
liislit nirli unit ilifiic,
?i lJ'J'J XOfi,
nlilpc nml plain
ClltASS 0LOT1IS,
Mrlim plnln ntnl clime.
WASH I'OPIjTNS,
lilmh nuil colored.
ALPACAS,
FANCY VLAWS,
COLO 11 li D 0 A M li 11 1 0 S ,
I'EIlCAhKS,
WHITE GOODS,
BUISSK,
TAIU.ATAN,
S'lWOltlA I, AWN,
HISIIDl'ItAWN,
NAINHOOKH,
O'A.StimifS,
LONdt'i.oni,
UNKNS,
NAI'IUNrt,
1JUIYI.M.
TOWKI.M,
JiAUE CUIfl'AIlVH,
NOTIONS, TllIMMlNQS,
JIOSIKUY AND QLOVJiS,
nml ovcij'thlna cciu'rally kept Iu a ilrat.elass
DRY GOODS STORE.
HROWEU'H DIiOOK,
HAHrorCOlIlM' HOUHH, MAIN Bl'ltl'lKr,
ULOOMSIlUIia.l'.V
'iThli Cut Illustrates tho maniwr of Using
Fountain Nasal Injector,
on
This instrument U especially do.-ignoa for tlio per
fect aiipllcntlou oi
DR. SACK'S CATAFirill REMEDY.
It 1 tho only form of Instrument yet invented Willi
which Hultl mctlicino cirn lio-cnrilril hlgk vp nml
Ikrtctly aw'.lul to all paitsof tho att'octcil iiafiil pa!
Ea;es, nti'l tho chambcu or cailtlcd commuiiicntlii"
thorcivltli, In which cores ami ulcers ficqtieiitlyeiUt,
ami fro 11 ivhlch tho catarrhal dUclini'iro trencially rro
coe.li. Tujwantofsuccosaln trcatlnst'alarih heie
tofjro Iiu arisen larscl from tho iuiposelljlllty of
applyitt'i rcmoilles to tucso caitIc nnd chanibcrs
by any or tho ordinary methods. TlilMibttnclo In
tho way of clfcctlnit eurea Is entirely overcome hy tho
Invention of thu Douche, lu tisiitx this Inurnment,
tho Flu'J Is carried by Us own nelgltt) no snulfnu, lorc
Jng or pumping being required,) up 11110 nosti 11 in n full
hontlyllowlusctrcini to tho lilshcst poillon ol tbo
nal pisa?c9. passes Into nnd thorotij;lilyclcaHEC9
fillthetitbOHantl chambers connected theicwllh, nnd
,1105 out ol tlio opposito nostril, llstifo Is pkaeautnml
so t-luiplo Hint 11 child can underiitauil it, l ull
ami explicit cllroctloiiN accompany inch
liHlruinoitt. When used with this lnslrumi'iit, Dr.
Ni.'o'n Citarili Itomody cures iccent ntlncUs of
"Ciilil In tho mcml by a few nmillcnllonp.
Syniptoiui 111 Catarrh. 1'icniiciit lie.ut
ccho, illscharqo filling into throat, comUlmcs liro
faso, watery, thlclc uncus, purulent, ollenflve, .Vc.
In othora a drynosi, iliy, watery, weak or Imlamed
cyci.noppln? up or obstruction of rntnl imffnen,
rltulnj lu cars, (tealiiess, hauKlu and couching to
cl'ir tliniat, ulceration's ec.ibs fiotn ulccitt, olcc
alierel, 1ns.1l tivaii', oll't.iislvo breath, impaired 01
tuUl deiiiv.itlo:i ot Fcuso of tnicll and la.te, illjjl-iie-t
j, muuul il"iiresslou. loss of appetite, Indiges
tion, enUrjicd tonsils, tlcMins: coiili, .'Lc. Only a
fjiir of thoso fyi.lptotiu 010 likely 10 bo pieeeut in
any caso at ono time.
Or. sano'n Uiitnri'Ii Itnmcily, wlun used
Willi !(r. I'lorco'iiNnunl asoiicliiniulncccm
pauled with tho constitutional treatment whlth Is
recommended in tho pamphlet that wraps cnih bot
tlo or tho Itemcdv, Is n pci feet fpcclllc lor this lonth
pomo disease, nnd tho pioprljtor oiTets, in Rood fallli,
JtdOt) rorril lot a caso ho can not cure. 'I ho
Itemcdy Is mll.l and pleajant tn ure, contnlnlii!! 1.0
(troiis or ciiihlie ilru,-s or PoUons. Mbo Catnrih
Hetnetly i suld at DO cent-, Douche at M cents, by
till (IriiuululM, or iliher will bo mailed byrro
piletor on n reljil r 1.0 cents
it. v. ctiiiicr. jr. w
liolo l'lttpiietot.
' ! (. N. V
111372 ly.
QAJIRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
IlloomBbnrtr, Va,
II. 0. HLOAN & BHOTIIKU
Ilavo on hand nnd for nalo nt tho most n .it; an
blu rates a splendltl htncU 'Jf
UAitutAaias, ituaaiEri,
ana ovcry descrlptlou ol Wugoni botu
PLAIN AND KANCV
wnrrantoil in no iiiuilii oftlitt Ijoit ntttl moil ilnr
ablo materials, mid by tlio lao-l t'l icilonvoil
worktueu. All work Rent nut fr.tt t lliu cstnb-
llsliracnt will bo found tu b- of tin- 1 .bet class
nudmirotoglvo perfect hutit.fiictloii Thoy imvo
man it uitu ub.ui iiuuiii, ui
H I, II I (i It H
of nil tho nowost nnd most In-hint. .Mo ntylriu
well uud carolully mado nud of the l water
lain. An lunpactlon of tliolr work in n iced n It 1
bellevod that uouo buporlor can l,o lound in tue
country, Inn 1'71
r.urtinu ti;
t7,..,,,.FUlll'
Twelve Years Iiians Nm,
Tho rcmnrknblo miv ititiKS nf tlio lamotm
WllITKUllIKl'niulllKI WAIiltlOU nkiiinu llio
ItedHltiun. 'i'hrllllui; a "i tut ul tlrent IltinlH,
llnlrbreudlb EbeuiieannU'l'i irlliloOniitosts with
tlio bis Kaino nnd luntllo trltoa. Hplrllcd de(.crh
tloim of tlio lialtlls nud euporitlltloua of that
ktrniigo rteople, Tliolr Hporm, Louendu, Tradi
tions. Ilow llicy Woo una wod. Benin, Doctor:
Worhlilp, Ac. ew1 Fii'slt nnd l'opulnr, l'rlco
Low. It In bi'lllUB by tbo tbousandn wilu won
ilerlul rupldlty, Ageutu nro making from lo
(lull per week. Cuolco Held yd vncunt. Bend at
onco (or sample clinpiera. Illustrations nnd par
ticulars to A. II. lIUllHAltD.i'iililbdier;
JauZ77Mf, m C'lioslnut Ht 1'lilla,
WBsaasm
Vlit'-rTV Hit f f v4 p v ,iit l'flnrvDrlntc.mflcfe
nfl'. 1 Hi'ii.N It ' ,li 1 i 1 1 ulluru-tUquorfc
dtwtnn.'. , i. 1. .i 1 I--) 1 t'K' taMP, cilletl
"Toics" "Ai)Kii ' li, in 01-," &ct that lead
lti iiJiLr-n i" tiling in tu t 1 mu. lmt nro n Iruo
MediciDPi m.vlo ftom lli-i u,e niu nml lioiba of Call
forni.1, fruo ftum nil A1tV.nn StumihtiU. '1 liey are llie
(Ireat lllno.1 l'linfior nml a 1 ilc-u!nn Principle, a Ten
UtA HcTim.iinr nml Imior.ilir t f the System, carrjlng
nfT nil iioi'onntis nniiiT, nml rolotmR the blnoil tn a
lienliliy condition, cimclunu it, ftt'icMiniH nnd invigorating
lioili mind nnd hndy. 'I hey nrc t.i y of administration.
imm)'t in lluir ntlimi, cert mi in tlivir tcult, .ife ami
ntnlilo iu all forms rf ilhccc.
fit IVisou mil (nltn Hioic Ttltf oit nccord
in to dirt-'ctiont, nnd remain lona unwell, provided tlicir
bones nre tint doitroyed by tnlncral poison nrolticrmean?,
and the vital orRins wntted bcvnnd the inl cf repair.
IVI1"1'1 ,u lmlli-CRtldii. IIc.id.uhc, Pain
Id the Shoulder, Coughs 'i'lRhtness rf (he Chest, Durl
ncv, Sour 1. nictations of the htmnach, Had Taste in the
Mouth, llili. us A tucks, Palpitation .f tho Heart, In
Haminntum if tlie I.ttnt l'.iin tn tho regions tf the Kid
ney, ami a hundred oilier painful eymptnnn, nre the off
ftprltti ot Dypcp'-ia. In these complaints it has no
roinl, and one bottle pro"c a better gm rani eo of iu
lueiits thin a lengthy mlvertrement.
I'oi I'Vmnlc OoiuplulitlKf in tin cr old, mar
tied or single, nt the dawn of uommnond, oi tlie turn
nf life, these Tonic liittcis display so decided an iiilluciice
that a nnrked improvement h booh perceptible.
X'oi lullnnunntory nml t'liL-otilo Illicit
iiinllsui nudtiout, Ifyspfpua or Incline tion. ltilmti,
l'cmittcnt and Intermittent 1 evcrl)iseaes of the UIocxl,
i.iVcr, Kidneys nnd Illnddcr, thc-e bitters hive been mo-t
Bitccessfid. Such Disc-nscs nil tr.iuscd by Vitiated Illnnd,
wh'ch is generally pruduced by detail lament of the Ui
gctite tirgans.
'I'lioy at'o n Gentle I'urpjntlvo nn well in
n To ill i piMu in ; .i' t ilia pcculiir merit rf acting nt
a powerful agent n rc.ioins Congest inn or Intlimmation
of the I.iver and V i-cor.il (Jiausaiul in Ililious Ditc.iies,
Kor SUIn Dlscusc llruptionn, Tetter, Salt
Hhcum, IWotclies, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Itoils, Car
httnclcs, Wint wormi, ScaUMIcid. Sore Kyc, I'ryaipelas,
Itch, Scurfs Discolontui.is nf tlie Skin, Humors and
Uisc.Tes of the Skm, of wlntcvcr namo or nature, are
literally d( up and ctrried out of (lie r-ysicm in a short
time b tho u e of th -o litters. Ono bottle in such
ctojwiii cuiu.uco the inoA iticuduloui of their curatiw
cIToch.
C'lcnsific tlio VI tint oil ltlooil whenexer joti
find us unpurities bursting tlirui;li the skin in Pimples,
Krnptioti', or Sorvs : ilemic it when joit find it ob
structed and rliiggMt hithceiiu; cleanse it when it h
foul, jour feehns will kit jmi v.licn. Keep the blood
pnie, and the licilth of lb 'ytem will follow
Cirntfful thiunuiN proclaim ViNrcsn Hit
tf.hs the ni'ist wondctiul limgoraut that ccr sustained
the "inking sy.tem.
Iin rrniio nntl other worma. linkrig in the
system of bo miny thtinsaiids, are effectually destroyed
ami removed. Sivs a ilistitifiuishcd jiliysiologistt Thcro
is scarcely nn individual tijicii the face of the earth whose
body ia exempt from the presence of worms, lt is not
upon the healthy elements of the body that worms exist,
lmt upon tho disciscd liumois nnd slimy deposits that
breed these living monsters cf disease. No system of
Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthclmiuitiCf, will fisc the
system from worms like these Hitters.
Mcrliniiirnl Hlftcitsc, IVrsoiu engaged In
Taints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters,
(Jold beaters, and Miners, a3 they advance in life, will be
subject to piratysis rf the Ilowets. To giwd nsjanut
this take ailoseof Waikbr's Yikegau lUrrnxs onca
or twice a week, as a Preventive.
ilJIlnti9, Itciulttciit. mid Iiitovmlttcnt
1-Vvci'M, wtrcli arc eo prevalent in the vallejs of our
great rivers throughout the Unltcil States, cpccially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri. HlmoH, Ten
nessee, Cumberhml, Arkansas, Kcd, Colorado, llraro,
UioUraudc, Pcail, Alabama, Mobile, Saiannah.Uoanokr,
James, and many othero, with their vast tributaries,
thioughoitt our entire- country during the Summer and
Autumn, and ictnarkably so during seasons of unusual
lie.it and drne", im invaiiably accompanied by exten
sive doiang'.'munti cf the stomach and lner, and other
nlKlomimt viscera. 'J here are always more or 1cm ob
EtiiiLtioni of tlu liver, a weakness nnd irritable state of
the htomach, and great torpor (if the bowel,, bcin.
cUvqeJ up with Minted accumulations. In their treat
ment, a purgative, exerting aa powerful tuttuenco upon
tluse vaito'is orgms, is cseutiitly necessary, 'there? is
no cathartic for tue puiposc equal to J. Waikek'
Vinqi.ah IliTni'S n they will Fpccdily remove thu
cj.uk-culon.(l M&cid matter with which tho bow el i nra
loaded, nt the sum1 time f-timulatin the sc tictions of the
liver, and gcnui.ilty retui.n.4 the healthy fimtiiuus of the
digestive ciiipus.
Seiofuln, or Kln-t IvH. White Swelling,
Ulcers, l.ry-ipli, Swollml Neck, Goiter, Scrofuloui
In llamm.il unit, Indolent Iml unmatious, Mercurial Af
fection, DM Soiet, r.ruptinua of the Skin, Sorei Kycs,
etc., etc. Iii tlie-f?, a in ml oilier constitutional Diseases,
Waiki'kN ViMdut Uirn;i;s lave ihown tlicir great
curative po.v.-u i.i tlu moot obstmaU and intractable
caei.
llr. WnlhorM Callfoi ulu Vhirf-nr nittevri
act on all tlu .j n. . in a 'imil.tr mannci Hy purifying
the ISloodtli y rt.itioj the cm .e, ami by resolving away
the eifceu nt llie mil imin.iitiu iho tubercular deposits)
lli 2 .-iife-Uil i .ii is lecHc liLalth, and a irnum.iu cure
is effected.
Tin xu'o;iefiU' i t.f I)n. Waiki-u's ViKFna
Hitikk. aro A) .tu it, Ijhphoretie ami Carminative,
Nun i lio I,i.itivo, lhtirr.tic,SoditivetCou:itcr-Iiuiaiit,
Su ! niic, AIlci itivv mid Anti-lIiUous.
Tlio Aperient nnd mild Laxative properties of
D.t Wi i; !'. Visi cii PittlUs are the bet -fe-i.u
ird in a 1 1 1 . t-f cruptiotn aiid inaligiiint fever, liTeir
ba'iuuio, b ,!.', mil f-oothin piopeitici protect tlie
IitiinriM cf tlu lire i 1 lie i r Seditivc irnpcrties allay
I mil i.i i! a ii t-ti sullll s-o.i. itlt, ami bowels, either
Oon i i ill i ii.n i i, win.', c.j i , ct.inipi, etc. 1 heir
Coiiiitct-Ii i n .nt i. il'ii.' ic Lttutuli thrnii'lioiit the system,
, 1 luir I) i Ui. j ... tui i .nt n tlm Kulncyi, comctny
: ml il'h'i - ih' I'r.cf n.iiit. '1 heir Aiiti-Ihlinas
iro-iiK. s:. i' iv- i'ij h .; it ths suciction ot bile,
a. id its d ui., s tlm u't tho lulniy diiLt and are
iiK.nui lo a 1 K-in-.thd a.,.iit , ti tlu- cme ul l!ihi iu
I'lvci, l'fv. r ami A ,u , elt
Povilfy Uio tily ap;n!ast i1I.eano bypmi
fi.i; ill its llui.l uilh i. , I, u; III r i fl.s. No rpideinn:
cm ti'-u l.o'd ul a t- tiui.i thin forearmed. The liver, th.
Bi'uu.uli, tlu bin.L'f, the l.ulney-, andt the nerves aic
rend -red dii'tse pro I by thii k eat invijinrant.
'i'Jio Ktils.ii'y of Dii. m:ku Vi:;i gar Hit
Ti rs, ill Clnon l M -j'i i. Pi-vci ( Neivinis Ihsordti-.,
Constipation, il.-U.-.-ic, in t 1 po.vjr, and all maladic
alftctitij! ihj M'l.ii I., r, bi.'.w!, ptiliium.iry orjaii",
or i.iusculir sy t mi. Ii t 1 i evj nemd by liundiedi
of thousand'., .,.) I l.'t i t . u . imls n. uio are ak
ina for the .im i '.
I)h-cutlltl"i.- 1 ' . .1 o liutii i o i (join;; to hod
at ldfilit fiom a hill nm .nt I o u h linvnie-Klatull
Kat jjjod no.iii-.h--; t ul, .it i .it btcf-tcak, mutton
chopreni "ii, iot t b.cl. ai.il et ibV-., and lake out
door exeai t. 't'lu'v i t.iinpu c 1 it i uiu-ly vli. table
itiirrcdic.nl , '.In i1 i.u im -.iiiU
J. WAI.Kl II, P.o ' H.i2.riinf5T;AirDi!tCO,(
Drttgi t in 1 0 n At-,,, San Kiaim ci, C.il.,
and touiti nl W a I . .u.il Lli i'ii ,i , Nn Vurk,
SOU) 1SY AI.I. IHM t.l.lslS M J1KAL1ZKS
uia-72 nm
Tin: nGiu:pn:;.'T.i that
COMFOSI'. KOrtA! M l.-t nto
published on cvt'iyj) '.i ;p,t!iurc-.
t'oro it Is not n ennt ; f; r.at:(.n,
consequently
PHTSiciAxs rac:,.!r.;; n
It i3 a certain ruru ft.r f'i rui'.il.t,
Svt'liilis in nil it. llrmi, iUii'imi i-
tism, Skm Disruse, i..'.- C'u:ii"
plaint and all d.o.u uf t'.a
Illood.
0112 E0XTL3 0? T.ZV.j.U1
will do moro f,ood t1. in U'n lioltkj
of lliu Syrups ol' Kir-.jpanlla.
TUE UNDCriUONED PIIVS1CIAM3
liavo used nocadalUia tlicirpractic,
fur thu ji.iil threo yearn and frielj
endortio it as a reluLIu Alteratho
and Illood I'urifior.
DII. T. C. I'UOIt, nf i:.i!ilmc:e.
Ult. T. J. JiOYKl.V, "
1)11. II. W L'AHH. "
1)11. 1'. O. OAN.NKI.I.V, "
UH. J. S. SI'AIIUS, ol XlLholan !!'.(-,
DK. jVu Jlt-CARTIIA, Citlmultia,
S. ( . '
cn. a. a kodx.es, r.jjccomt, r;. c.
U3EJ; AND r.NDOKSED BY
j. n. '.itK.vtii b so.vs, ran nivci-;
Mjsj.
1'. IV. S.MITII. J.f'.-rtn. Mltlt
a. r wiii:i im. i.iua, uiuo.
II. J'.AI,!., I.iini,0)iio.
riw.vi;:! & coarnionivillF, V.
SA.M'I.. O. MtfADBKN, .llufrccs.
LoiOjTt.. 'i.
OurKpaco v , 1 rrt allow of any ex.
tc ulcd it in.nl. i l,i li'Ltlion to tint
Irtucsof Ilo.ail.il. '. '1'otltn MoJIcrJ
I'lofcssicn v.'o gu.iui.tco a I'lulJ y.x
tra"tRUpcrlortj nny they l.avo ever
uied In tlit trp.ilmi'tit oi diseased
llloitj ; an.l lo tliv'..:iti' tpti wo say tiy
ItDail.illii, an 1 "i v ill lo restored
to lti.illli.
Ilosa talit ts iitl.l l.v all Dnmirlsta.
prko fjl.SOpcvLilu. A.IJrotJ
D? CL3M3H?3 Si 00.
XTcilufcttuflng Chtmislt,
ll.HTiuoti;, its.
Jiily'.'l-il ly.
JJALTlJMOItK PIANOS.
Wo rospcctmily cnll tlio ntlcntton of tlioso
dcalrltiK to nurelinto our lunlio of I'lanos, Wo
'"' dtliat w,n Cdl K'vo katlsluctloa lu
overy c.uf. Our worUmeiiBkllirul nml oxpcrleu.
cea aiut nro tiuder tlio iieii,ouuUnneiliitonUcuco
or tlio members ot our firm. Wo uio only tlio
bet teasoned Umber, nml tbo material In ceno'
till 1m llrst e own. iinf iinttr.u .ttiii.r,iti t..Ar.itntt
liayo tlie tialeut acintlo urr.uiBemenl tlirougli.
mil. jvlilcli lu tlui ujiluloa of tlio most, comno.
tentjudses li piouounced vnlunble. lly tills Im
iruointnt u l'luno Is mailo moro iliuablo aud
Keeps tlio toio loucer. Wo claim for our ln&lru.
meuts Hint thev uro htconil to nniii,. nml ilmv
cimibluo nil tlio cssoutlul elements Hint coustf.
tuto superior workmanship. Wo will lilve n
written Kuaranteo for Hvo years.
Mr. O.NllAI) I'llKlMAN. mombitr i f mi. tl.n.
wlltvlklt llioombburis four limes a year tn 10.'
ltiiir nud ntti'tid to tuiilui! nf nil lln.u i ,,,
ubbcueool Mr.FiiKiMANfMr. I. K.iUu.Eit will
ntteud to our buslne.s in llloombburi; uud Is
niilliorlr.ed to reotlvo and (.ollclt orders.
Wnpttll t.lV'H tlio vtirtr l.n.1 .
,TVw.. ...v .w. .tut, .CUll-lll'l'U,
aAHHU'iArg.
, , Ilallliuore, M, 1).
I. K. MlLT.ru. llrtnlpp in ntnr.u ,1.........
Meloileous llvo octavo and llvo btop oignns ol
io b,t mnUo, told nt lliu. Tonus ruby, Juno Ul
R08ADAL18
Miscollnncoua.
CONTINENTAL.
Life Xusurauco Oompany,
OV NKW YOltlC.
1 of Policies Issued 43,01
ASSETS $5,500,000,
"j SSUES nil tho now form of l'uu
Xaml prcsonUan larornuln temit ni i..,.
puny In tlio United Suites.
Tlio company will mako temporary 1
Us pollclei.
Thirty dnvn' unfa nllowotl nn each tm
nod tho policy held Rood durliiK Hint tlm
All our policies uio Incnntest.iblo for tt.
causei.
l'ollcles isued by tlilt company r .
lelture,
No cxttn clmrges mado for travelling r
I'ollcy linlders shaft) lu tho annual' t,r
tlio compjny, nntl imvo u vulca In tho i
nnd mannncmentor tbo compan.-.
No policy or medical leo chnrired.
.lUSTUH I.AWllt .S'( , .
.1, r. Untir:nt(, Wecrettiry,
H. I'. CitAKULKil, Jr., Acluary.
Central Office of Noilli-Eata hi:
"Columlian" Building
BLOOMSBUXiG!-, P.'.
CIIAELES B. BROCKWAY,
General Afcnl.
jm.ri.iira-tr.
Rail Roads
T AOKAWANNA AND ni-li-
JJ 1111110 UAIMtOAIt
On audoftjrNov. L7, IS7I,)' . an ?r r in
tannt toilowa :
Onlu'! None
Arrive Ann i
n. in. p. m.
O.KI 1.1 1
ti.l!J 11 '!
U..
IA lu
ll, m
l.l
" i
S. ran ton.,
1'itlstuu...
Kingston 1 Rt, B.,
& W.liarioO'i.s b"w
l."il
riymouth 8.1 .: i Mi)
Hhlckshluuy.... 7.110 12 "i XL,
Herwlclc TM ll.',u u.r I
Uloom g.03 ll.u a. ,i
Danville ll).;o 1.7
Connection lnndo nlHenmton by too It
trnl'i for Uroat Uond, HliiKlniniton, A'U
nil points Noilli, Hast, and Wet.
1). T.liOUND, (
TlJOIlTIIERN OENTR VI
On and nftor Nov. lst.i'i "1 .
loavoScNimiiv as follows :
NOimiWAi:: ..
15.33 tui. Daily to Willlainspor', I ,)mn'
dalgu'i, Ilocbcilor, llult.i't', "u pou .n n
nnu N. Fnlls.
12.10 V. M. Ditiralo, N, Tails, a
0. 501'. M., Dally, (oscept tin-id.t t, t
bpon and trio,
1. T r. t,, Daily, (oxfopt Hnnd- v o fnr
HullaloaiulNUg.-ira Fall ,vU. i:n
from Klinli i.
TItAINS a0UTIIVi.l
1.17 A.M. Dally ror D.xltlmoic, V
riilladolphln.
lO.O'i A. JI. Dally (oxcont Kun.l.u
WashiiiKtou amlJPa!'- '. ' .
1.11 r. M, Dally (oxcopl r.uuil v ,
l'lilladtjlpliiM, .to.
Ji a',. ,
Con'l.R i.
ALVKK3 IS, I'l.Sl
s
IIOIITE9T IIOUT:!! V - i
WINTER arhaxui-:ml. J
EASTWAUD.
vr:si'vt
l.l wv.
I.U.VVU. A. M.
Suubury, ii.a)
Dauvillo 7.02
1,'atnwlssn 7.2s
S w
llazloton uus I 3.4.1 J u.
11 , 1
2J
ltcthloliem, 12.11) UnziuLtK
l'liilndolplila -ij 1! 1.1 1 niiiu
lluzletoii, ' in 12.'li D.mvllit .
Now York. Jji's 3.50 .Stinnuo .
Tlio nftornn 111 train connects 111 s,ui
tho l'. a K. 1.113 p. 111. train boiub W .1 ,
Willi itnspoi'U.); Lock lliu en t I'.m
tbo Norllicrn Ontrnl 1.50 p. m. tu .v
reachlui! lltirrlsbnra 7.0) p. 111., mul
10.1 j p. in,, nnd also with tbo Su bin
Istowu U.illroad.
C'omfortablo and lutudsomo Co:ir t
new route.
J. 1IUIIVEY KA3K, Hupiim
JEADINO IlAlbUOAl).
BUJIMUR AltUANaEML .
Monday, May 0, lr2
Orcut Trunk I,lno fiom tho Norm t
West forl'blladelphla.Ncw York, id tm 1
villo, Tunintiua, Abhiaud, Hluimokni 1
Alleutnwu, Kastou, Jiplirntii, Liu, '
Ciilumtita.tS.c,,
Trains Ictivo llnrrlsbui'ij for N . oi"
Lowt;: At 2.4 1, t, lt, tt, m., nnu '.'.) t. 111.
nectlUR with blmllar irmm !' u
ul.i Hallroad, nnd nrilvini; t w
io,'j7, a. in,, ,5a, nnd t', Ij p. m, n. v
Hleeplng cais accompuny 1 iu n
wltlioul chnuse.
ltetunilni;: I.envo New Yfiii
12M noon nnd 6,15 p.m. I'liiUik , 1
a. m, and '!:'. p. in.
I.onvo llnrrlsburK lor lit . In.' '
mr.riun, Mlneibvllle, Abiduiiu, u
loulovu aud i'lilla'd. nt H.tou. in., uiu
1,05 n.iu.jKtoppiusuH.ubauou nud in f
slatlouK; thul.Uj p.in. Inilu eonin-i - '
l'ottsvillo ami tioluiuliln only. 1' 1
Kehuylklll llavtu uud Aubino, v
nud Suso.ULhan.ia llnllioad, vi
3A'i p.m.
luisl IVnusylvaui'ilLulro.'.l 11 us
iusior Alleiuoi.n Kusum nnd J.w 1 1
111. 10, a, iu uud 1.03 p. m, lie urn
Now Yolk nt P.'jO a, m., I'.VjO noun and ri
aud AUeutowii nl 7Jti, m, 12,-uuoou
aiv 11.13 11, 111.
Wnv PaaseniEer Tiaill 1' lives PhllaU
7,SI)n.m conutctlua iillh .unil.ir trum tt
I'ii. rnllrond returning frum Hi -d
blopplnt; nt nil btalliiH.
IjCilVO UIIHVllIU Ul ttt" u.itt., It 1 .
llomdull ul lO.UOlt. 111.. Hliauloklll 11) 1 -u
11. in., AKiilaiid nl 7,Uj 11.111. and l.,t.. um -auoy
City at 7.01 11, in. nnd 1.2 1 p, in. 1
H.lij a. m and 2.10 p. m. lor I'tti-..
xoric, ttei.Liiug, iiaiiisuui'ii.ce.
l.u.vo I'otibViUo via Mi-mi) 1U111 ' utl
hunui. Uult.'t.'d ut8,15 n.iii. lur tt .
11,1 u. 111. ,loi I'tnuOrovonud Tl.
He.,Uti.f All 'iiimCKlnllou Truin it
vlllo ut6.50a. 1 '., passes Headuii; .ti 1.
rlvlmj ul 1'ti 1 1.' 'elplila nt U...0 u, 111. K
leaves l'blladL., I1I11 nt f . 15 11. in.. 1 m
lnv at 7,10 imu., ti .living tit l'ottsviliu m
l'oltttowu AcLt.miiAOutlon irttti.,1'
town nt u.-ti a.m., 1 turului;, 1 avt. !
(Ninth and Orcein . 1,5') p.m.
Columbia UKiut. , 1 1 ui ii- it tif w
7, !M n.iu., and 0.15 p.i i.lnr 1'iihr.iin I 1. "
ter, Columbia, i!;e ; uluinl , it ,tv I. in
8, V0n. m. and 3.23 11, in., ami e."'iti 1
m, uud i Ij p, 111,
IMkltiluetl Hull lio.'d 1 'i
JllULttou ut 7,lj U.tOu. M., it.l . t
mi: 11. tie eui.wi Ulis.ll.t t '
noon e. 4.t"i p.m., conuei'l 'i' ; . '
ir l.t .tdiuu Uiuliiiiut.
I oh bioiikdiile Itnlliuiui i. 1
nt tUJll.lu, l.iU li.i! uV 7.15 I1.I11. ret .tllln ,
1'ksantni ij.o,8.trjuudll.J5a. n a. ji
neetlnu wile blmllar trains oil It . Im '
1'icliciim: Valley Hallroad Iriiius I
nlxvllloiiiu.lOu, 111., 8.10 nud li.V)p. in
lot', leavo Ilyeisat 0.80 a. 111., 11MJ and 1
coimi'i.tlnc with tialus 011 Itendlu Hutu
Ciicbter Vulley Hnlliuiuliialns I limi i
port ut 8,11011. 111, aud '.'.10 uud o.-t p. 111. 1
leavo Dowulnutou nt U.ii it. in,, l...t
5.U p. 111., lounectlug with timil.ir H
Hiadluu itsllioad.
uu miiuiays, leave Now York rt 5,1) 1 i'
nlilaut H.WI n. 111. and.l'i 11.111. nltusili a.' 1
luunlusonly lollcudliiB;)ie:.velol' vlile
ijtiiiiBuitiii ii. s.sj 11 , m, nun i.tu p. '
leavn Allentoivu til I.vj und U.I1 p. m.. "-,
Heading ut 7.15 a. 111, and in K.p. m, t'r 1
burir, ut '1.31 a, in. lor Now Yuii:,uv7..in.
AUeutowii mid lit 114(1 n. it. ttit.l l.lj 11.
liilladelplilu.
L.UIIIU111II1110I1, wiicate, it t.eit. 1
r.SCUlblon TkkLts to nml frum all nnu '
diiced rates.
ilnggauo checked lliroiiiii: lto pouuds i -each
pubsotiser,
J, 1 . WUI'l"
Asst. Hupt, ,:l.i g, ..IB' ;
llondlui;, I'a., May 0, lt7.',
B
LANK DKKD.S.
U'O 11QW liavn llin flnrfct nur 1 1 1111 liL( I J J
on liiiiui liiiil lor kiilu tlu.t V IH' t
Ucil lu IlioonibLurL'. iMmohlzatiii btt 1
iueut imjior, t'omuicn Ditdw. 1 xcculur. t