THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY; PA.
Agricultural:
Srnl I'olnlofs.
II Iiillio iirneijcfl oMlio mnJnHty or
ourionloj:rowcrfl"to ujo for wort llitil
portion Of tliDlr crop which la loo small
for iiinrkcllnB, anil llio ciTect of this
whon long continued, on tho yield,
hoalthfulncss nnd qunllty of tho crop,
la i tiucBtlon worthy of careful con
Bliiomtlon. In tho selection of seed tho
poluto crop lms received dlfforout
treatment from any of our standard
crops. As a rulo rnrmcra U30 tho boat
of their Kraln to sow; they aro careful
to procuro that which la plump and
fully matured, but tho eood potatooa
nro thoso wliicli nro too small for mar
ket, nnd which, from tho manner of
Krowth, necessarily aro not na fully rlpo,
and nru dovold of that perfection which
exists In tho larger tubers. Thero Is
nnothcr fact to bo considered, which
Is that no ouu of our standard farm
crops Iihs had ho many varieties dotorl
orated, ruu out, discarded, aa tho potato.
If wo could not orlRluato now varieties
every few years, having a larger stock
of natlvo vigor, tho demand for this
nrtldo of food could not bo mot. Is
this deterioration tho rcault of tho
practice of using tho small potatoes for
seed?
-i.no oniy way 10 ueiimteiy answer
this question Is by long continued ox
porlmont. Tho varlotlcs which havo
ovon partially deteriorated aro not
proper subjocts for such trial, but rather
somo of tho nowor ones which aro yet
In their full vigor. As prlvnto persona
aro not likely to undortako and carry
out such an experiment, its Importance
should commend It to tho agricultural
school whero experimental grounds aro
maintained. Take tho Early Rose, for
Instance, or Harrison, or Peerless, and
plant ono plot with seed selected from
tho most perfect tubors, and another
with that of tho small-sized one. Tro
pagato from tho samo stocks, and at tho
end of a dozon or twenty years tho
question whether small potatoes aro aa
good for seed aa tho larger and ripe:
might bo Intelligently answored. Ex
perlmenfs seem to show that potato
seed la surer to gcrmlnato when it con
tains tho least percentago of starch i
condition attaching to immature tubers,
or those grown on now land, or that
which is wet and cool.
To ratten a Horse.
A. D. W. asks to bo informed of tho
best way to fatten a horso. Ho has a
horso that dovours a great quantity of
food, but continues poor. "Wants to
know about grooming him and keep
Inghlacoatlna healthy condition. Evi
dently tho animal is unhoalthy; hla di
gestive organs aro out of order, and tho
food taken is not properly assimilated.
Henco ia poor and tho coat looka rough.
It is an indication of palsy of the' stom
ach, and tho bowels should bo opened
tho first thing, To accomplish this n
cathartic, mado of ono ounco of Barba
does, two drachms of pulverized gon
tlan root, 1 drachm pulverized ginger,
all mixed with molaases, should bo giv
en. Glvo no food for forty-olght hours;
allttlo wateroccasionally. Twelve hours
after giving tho cathartic, glvo ono scru
plo of calomel on tho tongue, and ropeat
It onco In twelve hours for two or threo
days. Feed lightly, good nutritious
food. Groom tho animal thoroughly
daily. JEi,-.
PoTAsn as A Femilizhb. Potaah
forms ono of tho mo3t essential con
stituents of a fertile soil, and ono of tho
most important of all tho fertilizing
agents within reach of tho agriculturist.
In any plant It constitutes more than
ono-half of tho ash, and in most at
least ono third. It neutralizes acids in
tho soil and In tho samo manner as lime,
but whon It la desired to simply effect
these last mentioned objects, tho latter
should bo used, as boing cheaper, and
potash, generally available in the form
of ashc3, should bo applied as a manure,
using tboword in its strictest senso, to
indicate a substance that contributes
directly to tho building up tho structure
of tho plants. But considerable caro
should bo exercised In tho uso of ashes;
and thoy should nover, as la tho prac
tice with some In manuring corn In tho
hill, bo mixed with guano ortho refuse
of the hen-roo3t, inasmuch as tho first
rain that dissolves them will causo tho
potash to displace tho ammonia in tho
samo manner that limo displaces it from
barn-yard manure and similar manures
as we havo just mentioned. Farmers
Journu1.
Tun Check-Rein. Thero can bo no
doubt in tho matter that a check-rein
upon a draught horso is calculated to
worry and injuro tho animal more than
all tho ordinary labor which ho is rO'
quired to perform. If a man has a hea'
vy load to push or draw, ho lowors his
head by bending forward, and throws
tho weight of his body against It, so
as to propel tho load so does tho
horse,under similar r circumstances, if
permitted. If tho man's head wero
tied to a belt around his body so that
ho could not bend forward, ho would
loso tho advantage of his weight, and
could only push with his muscles, so
also with tho horso. If tho man's head
wero thus kept In a perpendicular pos
ition, ho could not so readily seo whero
to step, and would bo more apt to stum
bio, so also with tho horso. No ono
in tho saddle would thus tlo up tho
neau of his horso, and no ono would
expect a horso thus tlod up to win a
raco.
UrcaUIug up or Urns? Lauds,
A pleco of gras3 land that will cut two
tons of hay per aero, or which will fur
nish nn equivalent In pasturo, cannot
profitably bo brokou up, especially if
tho laud Islncllnod to bo rough or wot.
Many Holds which aro now covered
with coarso horbugo, might by draining
and manuring becomo covered with
valuablo and nutritious grasses, and
whero labor is scarce this course la
far preferable to putting such land un
der tho plough. Draining Is often all
that is needed to nnvinm ti.
somotlmea a Judicious application of
nrimciai manures might bo profitably
used.
Protecting Corn Fields against Birds.
An agricultural writer says that tho
crow novor eats hard corn, nnd that n
lit tlo corn, well soaked In wator, and
scattered In different parts of tho Hold,
will satisfy the crow nnd provont him
from committing any depredations
upon tho planted corn. Farmers, try
tho experiment.
Young Folks.
(.mllnii I'alilp orilie Orlplii of 1'liv.
('.throw now had food enough, hut
hey had no flro to conk II with. Far
away toward tho rlflliigsun,soinowhero
In a land whero no Cahroc had over
scon, Charoya had mado flro and hidden
It In a caskot, which ho gavo to two old
haga to keep, lest somo Cahroo should
steal it. Bo now tho Coitote nirain be
friended tho Cahrocs. promlslntr to
bring them somo flro.
Ho went out and got togothor n groat
company of animals, ono of ovory kind,
from tho cougar down to tho frog. Thoso
ho stationed In n lino alone tho road.
from tho homo of tho Cahrocs to tho far
distant land whero tho flro was. tho
weakest animal nearest home, uml tho
strongest nearest tho flro. Thou ho
took an Indian with him and hid him
under a hill, and went to tho cabin of
tho hags who kept tho flro, and rapped
on tho door. Ono of them anno out,
and ho said "(Jood evening :'' and they
replied, "Good evening." Then ho said,
"It's a pretty cold night; can you let
mo sit by your flro?'' And they said,
"cs; como in." So ho wont In and
stretched himsolf out beforo tho flro, and
roached out his snout towards tho blazo,
aud sniffed tho heat, and felt very snug
and comfortable. Finally, ho stretched
his noso out along his foro-pawa and
protended to go to sleep, though ho
kopt tho corner of ono eyo open, watch
lug tho old hags. Hut thoy never slept,
day or night, and ho spent tho wholo
night watching and thinking to no pur
pose.
So next morning ho went out and told
tho Indian whom ho had hidden under
tho hill that ho must makoan attack on
tho hags' cabin, as if ho wero about to
steal somo flro wlillo (tho coyote) was In
It. Ho then went back and naked the
hags to admit him again, which thoy
did, a3 they did not think a coyote could
steal any flro. Ho stood closo by tho
casket of flro, and when Hio Indian
mado a rush on tho Cabin, and tho
hags dashed out after him at tho door.
tho coyote seized a brand In hla teeth
nnd ran out at tho other. Ho almost
flew over tho ground ; but tho hags saw
tho sparks flying and gavo chaso, and
gained on him fast. But by tho tlmo
ho una out of breath ho reached tho
cougar, who took tho brand nnd ran
with it to tho bear, and so on, each ani
mal barely having time to glvo it to tho
next beforo tho haga camo up.
Tho n,cxt to the last In tho line was
tho ground squirrel. Ho took tho brand
and rau so fast with it that his tail got
aflro and ho curled It up over his back,
and so burned tho black spot wo sco to
this day Jmt behind his fore-shoulders,
Last of all was tho frog ; but ho,
poor brute I could not run at nil ; so he
opened his mouth wide, and tho squir
rel chucked tho firo-into itand ho swal
lowed It down with a gulp. Then ho
turned aud gavo a great jump ; but tho
hugs wore so closo In pursuit that ouo
of them seized him by tho tall (ho was
a tadpolo thon) and tweaked it off, and
that is tho reason that frogs havo no
tails to this day. Ho swam under wa
ter n long distance as long as ho could
hold hla breath thon camo up and spit
out tho flro into a log of drift wood, aud
thero it has stayed safo over slnco ; so
I hat when an Indian rubs two pieces of
wood together tho flro comes forth.
X Sea Honstcr in the Hudson,
Tho other day somo shad fiahenneu
pulled up ouo of their nets iu tho North
river, near Wcehawken, and found
within it a monster devil-fish, which is
thus described : Tho monster, including
his tall, measured nearly flvo feet in
length ; Its jaws aro armed with rows
of teeth running down into its gullet ;
its horny head Is one-third as largo as
its body ; its mouth is immenso, aud
when its jaws aro extended tho fish
could easily swallow a good sized infant.
Tho back and head is dirty black, whllo
tho belly is a dirty yellow color. Two
Immenso flops, not unlike, in color, sizo
and appearanco, tho ears of an elphant,
hang from the sides of tho head. Tho
body Is Irregularly shaped, terminating
in a tail similar to that of a Hon, a web-
llko fin forming the tuft. Scvoral 11ns,
shaped llko tho human hand, tho flvo
fingers distinctly marked, project from
tho body. Over tho eyes aro a couple
of feelers a foot long. Ho will bury
himself partially in tho sediment at tho
bottom of tho river, and lifting theso
over his mouth set them in motion.
Thoy attract llsh, which ho draws bo
tween his jaws. A four pound fish was
found In his maw when captured.
Anecdote op a Doa. A narrow loir
lay as a brldtro over a deen ravine.
From the opposite ends of tho log, at
tho samo moment, thero started to cross
It u big Newfoundland dog and a little
Italian groynounu ; of course thoy met
in tho middlo, of courso thero was not
room for them to pass, neither could
they go back. Tho height was a dan
gerous ono for tho greyhound, and t
tho water at tho bottom ho was ex
tremely averse. Tho Newfoundland
could havo taken tho leap In safety, but
evidently did not want to. There was
a fix! Tholittlodog sat down on his
haunches, stuck his noso straight up in
tho air, and howled. Tho Newfound
land stood Intont, his faco solemn with
Inward workings. Presently ho gavo
a nudgo with his noso to tho howling
groyhound as If to say, "I3o still,
youngster, and listen." Thon thoro
was a silence andseoming confabulation
for a second or two. Immediately tho
big dog spread Ills legs wide apart llko
a Oolossus, bestriding tho log on its ox
tremo outer edges, and balancing him
self carefully. Tho llttlo dog sprang
through tho opening llko a Hash. Whon
thoy reached tho onnoslto shorn tim
groyhound broko Into frantic gnmbols
of dollght, and tho Nowfoundlaud, after
his more sedate fashion, expressed great
cotnplaconcy iu his achlovemont as ho
auiviy nau a right to uo.
JlM GurpiNB was a verv clover, nico
good-dlsposltioncd, thick-headed sort
of a follow, and was tho butt of tho
girls in that neighborhood. Tho most
brilliant thing ho over said was whon
somo of tho fair toasers questioned him
ono day In regard to his power of mem
ory.
"How far back In vour llfotlmo ran
you remombor, Jim?"
'0h, I can romember the day I waa
born," waa tho reply.
'Tho day you wero born P oxcln Imwl
ono of tho ladles of tho party.
Why, Jim, what can you remember
of that day?"
"Oh. I remember verv diatlnotiv.
that on tho day I waa born I set on a
llttlo stool In tho corner of tho flrcplaco
and cried for fear I was a girl,
Miscellaneous.
BOOTS & SHOES.
AT
E. M. KNOERS
SPRING STYLES,
THE LATEST AND 1JEST.
Every variety for Men, Woman nnd Children,
OLD STOCK
Selling at Cost to closo out to make
room for
SW GOODS.
Bargains ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM
CLOTHING.
hi: has the
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS THE
II13ST w o n U M U X.
For coo.! tits ami promptness In lilting orders
tiiuiu is mo imicu 10 go,
Ills (roods aro solcctnil with ryirn nnd bin (?nq.
torn Work will comparo favorably with the best
tuuiw ui buu lusiuonuoiu cuy jjcuicr.
HE KEEPS A 7.AKCJE STOCK OV
iioys' xsn cmumEN's clotiiinq
AND
GENTS' I'UUSHIG GOODS,
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
Bloomsburg, Bcpt. H). 1871-tt
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKEHY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, PENN A.
Tho undersigned would respectfully lutorm
the Citizens' or Berwick, and vicinity, that he
has opened a Confectionery aud Bakery In
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Pa., whoro ho Is prepared to furnish
all kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANOES, LEMONS, RAISINS
Ac, &C, c, Ac
DY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among tho assortment will be found Cream
rtuia, n.ugusn wainuts, reunuis. Almonds, Fil
berts,
ent
Canned
cult, Boila Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese,
Honp, Writing Paper, Agreement Panels, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
And prodaco of all kinds. Fresh Broad an
Cakes eveiy day. loo Cream In Season. Your
patronaga fa solicited.
JOUNG.JACOBY.
Berwick, Jon 111 tv
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
DOWN IN PRICE
J. B. AZZB'S,
Corner Matn and Centre Bin.,
BLOOMSBURO.
A now stock of Fresh Goods Just opened at
AIAJiUl'S.
Teas, Colleen, SugarH,
SYHUPS nnd MOLASSES. CHEESE, MEATS.
SALT, KIHII. etc.
VEGETABLES, HERMETICALLY Sealed
Goods.
JELLIES nnd PRESERVES, PICKLES,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS.
An Elegant Assort raent
OF
QUEENSWARE
Constantly on hind.
Also WOOD, WILLOW nndf GLASSWARE of
All ray goods aro of tho first quality and at ex
tremely low prices,
doctni.tl J. II, MV1ZE.
QONNELL & 15ATTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE
HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
Rims, Hubs and Spokes, Springs,
AXI.ES, and PIPE BOXES,
HORSE SHOES, and
HORSE SHOE NAILS,
CEMENT, PLASTER and SAND,
GLASS, PAINTS, PUTTY,
OILS and TURPENTINE,
Manufacturers of
TIN WARE.
Agonts for
Fairbank's Scales !
PLUMBING.
STEAM and
GAS FITTING i
f Orders by mall solicited, and promptly
fllled.
118 Pcnn Avenue,
SORANTOW, 3? A.
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neoniileil byMcmleiillall.nitMaliititreet.llloniiiii.
linrg, nearly nrimlle tlio llplsconal C'liurcli
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tormii aa can bo nrociirctl olsn ivlmin. Thli-r nti,nU
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ol tho cliolccnt Blylco nuil latent fnsliloiiH, logtthtr
Willi iilaigo nssortmcnt of Dry Ooods and (Iro
ccrl(,couil'itlugof lliofollowlnBartlckn
rarptiti,
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otlis, '
(Jn'rslmoroH,
BU.iwU,
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lloola nuit Ulioi's,
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1 tonp Kots,
UrabrelUii
Looklng.ulaM&f,
Tobacco,
Co tree,
Snesrs,
Tew,
lllco,
Allapicp,
UlURCr,
Clnnmnioa,
AND 110T10K8 UiSJKt!AI.LH'
In Rhort, ovcrylblug nnnnlly Uepl in country
tores, to which thoy Invito tho attention of tho
public souorally. Tno highest prlco will bo paid
for country produco In oichaoRo for Roods.
B. II. MII,TlIt A BON.
net Sl'Tl-'f llloomi.lnir l'n.
J-EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Tresli arrival of
SPRING aOODS
DAVID LOWKNBEUB
Invites attention to his stocS of
CHI1A1' AND FASHIONAULE CL0T1MN0.
nt his store on
MtUnHtrcet, luthcueir block,
llloomsburg, ra.,
ivhcro uo has Just received from Nov.- York ami
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND UOYtr CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durable nnd
hundsomo
DKEbS CJOODM,
consisting of
110X, SACK, IIOCO, GUM, AND OlL-OLOTIt
C0AT3AND PANTS,
or nil torts, sizes nnd coloni. IIo has also rep lui
ished his already largo stock of
CLOTH AND CASUMEUm,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VETO
SHIRTS. CRAVATS, SPOOKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS. GLOVES,
SUMPENDKltS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ho naa constantly on hand a largo aud woll-he-cctcd
assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which ho Is prepared to mako to order into any
kind of cloUiing, on very short notice, and In tho
best manner. All hla clothing is mado to wear,
and most of It Is or homo muuuiiictnre.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ot every description, flue and cheap. Hla ca :T ol
fowclrylsuotsurpasscdlnthlislplacc. Call and
oxamlno his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC.
"Ctl5'71 DAVID LOWENUKU'J.
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11A.N.NA1I V, lSMV
B3R. K AID WAY'S'
PEHFEGT P0B8YIM PILLS,
I'nftfdly Unit Ut c U'jrat.tly cimtfl villi sttfft pum. rtirifc.
jL'K'iUti-, niirlfv, tiiiiiM-, mil btuuctlitn. IinUuii Vfilt,
fur tUe t ir.- i.f nil diiwCi'W tla Mem icji 1-lnr, HowlIh,
JUjTi, MWiIHi, Itnlli((.-Atiiill, lhflnIiKl.l, Itlloili-li
.mtuv, iiLnnnr. iNvrvinii him'imi, iiuiitiii sic. l;otlhlll il
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r an(. uin.u of in
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ai'tt-itUo turo, 1'urWy tjjtUlU( tuttt-iiuluu uo mcaury,
luW4U,(.f(lvlar;mitlnii;-i. "
Ztr O'tjtcrra lliv f..llow In t i; j i, i result li 3 ft-1.: Ul:-
'"WW 'IIUIIV i iiii, B 1
Owiitlj.atl.j,,, lUW3-i j Hot, I U'i it II ! I 1 t' a II I.
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to1 !",..1lt M "",,!' hl""V ' I fin ll.l, ll-.rri.J uuJ
liiilkult L'mntliliUt I luttitli .it tl j II. rr, in,ln,t r uir..tit!i 2
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i?H" 1 ,J s'-i',i, m.iii't it. 11. ii.rt.i,iitnui.tiry
tii yJr :'l,.,v ' - -'-1 "(i 1, I'm in ii.u
w ' iu;,',t'8 ia iti
rlHI Mil tim UUnVt MlK't'l'i I !Um uj. 1'tlW, StIVLti I ir LuX.
. I1.I.:M!.,V.ri1,rS1';.A:,,Il.1',1,,K" s'"' ' 1lrMmp
HtMjR-t.t you.
jcKKLVY, NEAIj A C0((
i)i:alkrs in
DEY GOODS,
QROCEIIIES,
AND
General Merqhandiso,
BLooMsiiuna, ia.
Jan3672-tf
Mirjcollaiiootifl.
18T2.
.1 872.
mv bi'iunci. ao6ns.
13 T TFI17
Hni Just icluincil liom New Yotli Willi n lull
line nl
HtiACK AND COl.OHW!) HILICS,
lA'ONS'HII-Kl'Ol'LlNS,
8II.lv I'O.VaKHS,
I'lnln htrlj'c nuil ultcnc,
,sw.rArf.y,
j, t sljlpontiil iilnln
' OUASS OLOTItS,
nlrlpo il:iln ntttl clicup.
WASH I'OlTitNS,
)j.ij,l nml coloml.
ALPACAS,
FANOY l'L A IDS',
COLO 11 K D 0 A M 1J U I 0 H ,
l'EltOALKS,
WHITE GOODS,
HUISHR.
TAU1.ATAN,
VIC'l'DHlA TiAWN,
ItlHUOl'l.AWN,
NAINSOOKS,
l'lUUHS.
t'AMIllllta,
I.1NI0NH.
NAl'KINH.
DOIVLS.
TOWKF.S,
J.AUK CUUTAds'S,
NOTIONS, TJUJIMINGS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVKS,
anil uvcrytlilng gcucmlly kopt In a llrat-elnss
DRY OOODS STORK.
nnowKiVH iiLooiv
r.Aaroi.'tiomM' irausn, main htih:i:t,
l!I.OOMSHUUa,l'A-
size
000
000
Or Riifrr.i-.CoatcO, Conccntrntcil, Root
:inil Ilorbnl Juice, Antl-llllloua
GrnuulcD. 'Einr. "tilTTHiK CIANT'
CATIJAIlTIf, or HI ill til ill ia Parvo
Physic.
w
The iiovellyorinodoniJIcillcal, Clicmlcal uml ritar.
maccmicnl Science. uso of uny longer taking tliu
larRo, repnldvo nml iinueconi jilll., composcil of
cliu.ip, entile, una bnlhy Ingredient, Mlicn wo can liy
aiarofal niillciition ut clicmlcnl tclenee, ctlract ell
the cathartic ami other medicinal piopi'itlcs from tho
most vahiahlo roots anil heihs, nnd concentrate them
Intoa inlnutu Ciranuh'.ticarcoly Inrgcr thnu u
tu'.ibtnril hoeil, that run l.u teadily nnallnu.tl by
thimo of thoinot tenill'o Ftnntaeii and flMldiGtu
taslcB. IMilittlo I'nratlvo Pollctn prccut,
Inninoiit coneentrateil futni.na innili c.ithaiue power
aa Ii cmhodled luiinyoi iho l.n.;o pilN lumnl for fain
In Iho drui? thopj. l'rom their nuudorful Lalhaillo
liower. In iiropottlou lo tlictr ,Iko, i -oplo ho liavo
not tried them aro npt to mpiio-u that they nio hareli
or drastic In t fleet, (mt sttcli l not at nil tho case, tlio
iliflercnt ncllvo medicinal priiu ijilcs of uhlelitheyaro
composed hclii'jEoliarmonlzcd and niodltled, ono by
tho others, as tu ptodttco it tiiout scarchlii!? anit
thoi-ouIi, yet Rouily and hltidly oiit'iii
tliip; cathartic.
f 500 Itowaril In l.cn hy offered by tho propria.
lor of theso relicts, tu imy ehemint who, upon nu
nlj'tle, will flint in them any (.'.dome or other furnu
ol mercury or any other mineral poitou.
'BoIiib entirely vegetable, no paitlctil.tr
cave li leipilred Mhllo usln' them. 'J'liey oixrato
ulthont ill-tnrlianco to tho cunatltittldii, diet or oc
cupation. 1'or.Vaiiiiillco, Jlcmlaclie, Con
Htll'atiou, Imimro IJIoo.l, r.atn in tlio
Mioiil(lcrN,'iTi:(htiiCKHor Ihn Chest. Dlz
2lnct.h. Sour ilriictationa otf tho y,o;t
ach, llnil titbto Iu t.,oii!it, t!.:It)ita
attucltii, Pain In l-cron ttl nuuievfi,
IiiteriKil Povcr, l-.loiui it foolin r uiiotit
siii.iiiicu, Ku:io;iiji(!oiHi)i'j(,.-v.:,i3ii,'ii
Colored Ur'iip, (luiioeialilitty aiul
fit no my ri-i-eh-jilj-i-; i, taka ur. I'lereo's
I'lcaijaiit f ir.uiivj i'ollctn. j, t i,i,
lion tif tut) leui U..1 p .e, . 01 t.iy i'tu. .n.c j'.,iotj
ovcri-o prcal .1 iiun'i.v i f d ia,., I i , ioi.ytl.it
their uctloti upon iho imiui.a c 'ono-.
my li iiniver.jal, not n iaml e.r tl uno
CNeniilns the-il' t.if.i.:-.-o lltlllreti'. Aj
does not Imp lirt'ii'in; t.i ii-ur-raitli-e-cmlbelrTi'
tiiclo'edlnfe'!-'. b -ttl. p. -erio their iii-.m unim
paired forauy l.i, 'ml tliiii', in iny clim..tc, bo th..t
thcyaro altva4 (u ii ,; i Hiuhle, hUIi ia not tlio
cao with tho pill i lnuud In the drue; Hon a, tiutnii In
cheap wood or p i te 1. , ,i,l 1, r, i:. i -Uc-.-l tliai for
all dleae heio it I.axmive, Altcrutivo or
tfltrirallvo In Indicated, thcao llttlo l'ellets nlU
tho tlio most perfect i atinlaclicn to all vhu uo teem.
They nro noll hy nil out J-'i-It.l jut
DruBBlBU at SS5 conta a bottle.
Do not allow any dmigUt to Induce you to Uks
"," lliliiit eli-u th it l.o may nay U Just as good aa my
1 elletJ. licc!'.u.-e lie mikea it Uiuer profit on that hlefi
lio rccoinmciidK If jour ilrajgiltt cannot mpply
them, tuelj e -.5 e.uti and reeeho them by return
pall from '
it. r. vivuvi:, .v. i., v,-oi'r,
nmvao, n. y.
nl 3 72 ly.
QARRIAOE MANUFACTORY.
llloorasbnr, Pa.
11. O. SI.OAN & BUOTHKlt
Itavo on hnnd nml for cnlont tlio most ren--.n..
bio niton u splendid Ktoe-lr of
OAltltlAOEH, JlUUGIKfl.
iui,l tyery ilcscrlptton of M'tijonv bolU
l'LAIN AND l'AKC'Y
7nrrauteil to bo rumlo of tlio bofct nml hiokI ilnf.
nlilo ruateilnlB, unJ by tlio iiuk! oximilencod
workmen. Allwoilt Kent out in i tlio tslnU.
llsliincntwlllbofonniltoljoortli. Ml";)iiit clam
ntulmirotOBlvo perfect r.itii,acto . TIiLyliuvc
SI,i:iUII3
of nil tlio nowoiit nnel ino.it tidii ,blo ttylCH
weunuaciroiuuy ruudonml ortL.. oi,t muter
lul9. An Inspection of tliolr work la n-uil us 111
bolloved that uouo bttporlor can betouua in the
country. lu 171
AQEHT3
Twelve Years aT v::. IuQians Plains.
Tlio rcinaiknMo nilvcnlimn of tho lauious
JVH1TU OlUKPniul li:0 WAltltlOUnmotig tho
lteet Hkln. nulllluisnceouutiiof OrcatlluntH,
llalrbroadtb EticnnetiiinitTeii-ilhlo Cotitn.tu ,hi,
tlio bit; Kaino uml bontllo ttlbes. Kpli ItoJ ikkcrin
tiona of tlio liulilta nnel kupcuillloiiii of thiit
htmngo people, Tliolr Hporis I.eeonds, 'ftadl
tlpnii. llW tbi.y Woo nnd Wod. Benin, lloctor!
Worhhlp, Ac. Now, l rciili nnd l'onular. I'rleo
Low. ilia Belllos .by tUo tliousnuefa Willi won.
i'SJf"1 tai'W ty. Agents nro mnkluB horn to) to
lltio per week. Cholcp Hold yot vacant. Bond it
onco ior.hnmiilo cUnptcrK inusirnllonii nnd liar
llciilar i to A. If. 1IU11IIA1I0, l'tiblUbcr!
-.. iweut'ftiutll I I'lllM,
1 ,tti7 I)rinl?tii,vli
V, .i l.i nu.r
ntliotn te.tallcJ
" fv. . tint te.nl
ftfi'. Ui ii tr
tlin.ioif(1, i; i I, ftt d ri
Tuiiic ." ' 'i
tliC H 1 r . i t't i
Med im . in i ' n. in t1' r
,i 1 i i, Ii t ir .1 tttie
a tuoHftiuUiub tf I'.ili
fi.rnil, In ' hmi .ill Akvln
In arc tim
(Irv it IlliMirl 1'iiriflcr nIM a I.if -t-uini Pimcihli', a PvN
fert Ucnm.uor mid In itiratur ot llm bHitii. eirr miff
off nil J'ninnmti itnticr, and r'tmlti" th blrtod to a
lienHliV cniiJuron. ctincluna it, red calling nnd Invinor.itin
bolll liniid .ind In d '1 lie niu c.i y of ndmlnt .trallon,
irom t in tlicir aciiti, ceitiin In tlictr uniiltt Ufa and
ruli idle iu .i'l fur tn- tit tli t.i c.
Nt IVMon rtm tnUo (lirjc TIMtrift ficcord
lug to tlirt.cli'iii'', nnd umani Jung unwell, rovidtd tliLir
bmici .ire unt H tmypd liymiiicr.il poison nrotlicnncan,
and tlitf vinl orariH wasted Lcyrmd tim niitt cf repair.
DyMprt)tlit or Inillifctlotit lkatlitlic, I'.iln
In the Slttiuldtr CihirIiS TiRhtncs of tlic Chest Diil
iict, Sour KniLt.itioniL'f the Stomach, lhd T.nte in tlio
!nuth, Hiltnitn Att,icki iMlpitntirm of tho Heart, In
flatnntatton tf thi I.uni J'Aiu ut tins region cf the Kid
ncy, nnd a limidnd nunr ninftd tMnptomi, nre the olT
fpilni;i tf 1) i'oiii. In tlk 30 complaint it li.l no
equal, and one hoti'o will mwc a better guarantee of hi
Merit i tlun a Itiilhy nd'crucincnt.
I 'or Kcmiilu CniiiilntntNt tit oun or old, mar
tied or ;iiile, at tho dawn r f oft1aminrHi, or the turn
of life, tticH Tonic Hitlers dhplay roclcridad aninllucuCa
that a nnir.t.d iniprtiVcniLht h Bonn ivrccptdilj.
lot' Iiilliiituiintnry mill IJltnmlo Illicit
innllfliii nnd Uout,tI))"-jeii-t or Indigestion, Ililimn,
Ucmiilcnt and Intermittent l'cvcr l)iieae of ilieHluod,
I .Ivor, Kidneys mid ULiddti", tlic Ii iter lnvo been most
Miccesful. Sirrli Di'crei arc cttri d by Vitiitcd IMood,
uh ch Ii generally jruJacvd by derangement of the Ui
pc tivc Org tin.
Tlipy arc n flcittlr. Ptirt?n11vc ircll nn
a Ton I r, io c ait ,tUo the pixulnr merit c f acting ai
n pott ci ful acnt In relieving C'niiRC'tloii or Inttammitioii
of the Liver mid Vibtoral Organ, and in liiliom Uiscaes.
Tor Shin nu?uC4( Kniptioni, Tetter. Salt
Kheuni, lllotcht", hi, 1'iniple, Pustules, lloiM, Car
Ininclc, Uins-ttonn, Stald-IIcad, Sore I'.jcs Iiryipela,
Ilch, Scurfs Ducoloratintu of the Skin, Humor and
Disease of the Skin, ( f whatever namj or nature, aie
literally diu up and carried otit cf the system In atlioit
time bv t'u.- ti i' of tliu o liiltern. Ono bottle in Flicli
cue will cuii.ui.j l!w mo -it tuucduloui of thvir curativa
effects,
ClcnniO tlin Vltlatcit IIlooil wlifncvtr von
find impuritiri butstin thrnuh the fkili in l'impli,
l.niitions or Suri!.; tltnn .c it when uii find it ob
rtrncUd aud nggi'li in the vein's; cluain'i it whei( it ii
fml; joir ftclumi will tell jmi when. Keep the bleed
jmre. and ihu health i the Ostein wi I follow.
(Ji'nfrftil flntitninN proclaim Vinfou Hit
Trtut tho mostw nd.ilul Jnviuiaut tint cvvi euiUincd
the tiiiltin? s tcnl.
Tape, mttl other AVni'iii IniVingin the
ftyitcm of "it tinny llionandi, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Siv dirMinguifihed iliBiologitl '1 litre
u ficaRcly an Individual upon the face of the earth whose
body ii exempt ttom the presence of worm It is not
upon the lieahliyelvmcnti of the body that worms cxict,
but upon the diseased humon and slimy deposit i tlir t
breid these living monsters cf Ui ease, No system of
Medicine, no crmifiige, ti'i nnlhclmiuitic-, will ficc tha
system from wornu like these liittcr.
Jlcchniilrnl Ii-rnscs. J'crsomt curved la
Taintj and Minerals such as PUtnibers TvjKi-ctttcrs
t '.old-beaters, and Mincrr, as they adnncs in life, will ba
nubject to jnralyii rf tlio HovvlIs. To ruard acainst
this tal.o a dose of Vaiiirs Vihccau lJi ticks once
cr (wire a week, ns a I'rcvcntiye,
Illllotif, Itciuttttitt, nml Ttilrrnili'.riir
Icvciw, which ard fo prevalent in the .llija of our
prcat tivcrs throughout the 'United tate, especially
tluiofl of the Mi sjssippl, t)ltio, Missouri, Illinois Ten
iie-,ce, Ciimbcilind, A r Latins Red, Colorado. Uraros
lito Giande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah.Uoanolte,
Janies "(l many other.", with their tet liibutanc,
tlirnuhout oar entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, nnd u-nutkably bo during seasons of unusual
In.. it and dr. ik , arc invai'iably acconipantcd ly cxlcu
b.vc dcranget ioilt 4 l die stomach find liver, and other
nudoinin.dviM.u-i. 'Iliac nre always moie or less ob
structions rf tlu liver, a wealmesa nnd irritable state of
the stomach, nnd great torpcr of tlic bove13t being
closed up with Untcd acatr.i ulations. in their treat
ment, a innuive, cuiun a povvuful inlhienco uioii
lliL c vailmn mans n c cntially necessary, 'Ihcre 13
no cathartic for the purpose cqinl to I)ti. J. V vlkkr's
Vinrc tt lIiTrpus as they will Epctdi'y remove the
duK-rolored iccM matter with which tho towel mj
loaded, at tlu tatne time stimulating the secretions of the
, liver, an 1 gener illy rtioriiy the htallhy fuuctivui. of tha
digestive organs.
Scrofula, nr KlnrJ Tlvllt Wlnta Swellings
Ulteis r.ryipcla, Swelle 1 Neck, (Juitcr, Scrofulous
liilhmmatioiirf, JnduUiit Iiitljtiiniations Mcicunal Af
faction. O'd Sores. 1'nintioin of the Skin. Sore lives.
etc., etc. In thee, .11 in nil nilicr constitutional Diseases,
WatKi ''. Vinh.' : llimrs lnvo shown their greit
curative pmcrj m tli: niot ol iiualc and lntiactablj
"ilr.WnRti'M r.i.l(Mfi2n Viiufjnv IIHIen
act 011 all ih j l.i .111 1 '-mtii.tr nnuiKr, Jiyputifymg
tire llhtod tli v ram- ill. nu c, ami liy rcolwn,; away
tlic cilccis ol the 1 ml immiiimi vthe tubeicular dcKjsits)
the ntktt d I'.ms iiti-i.e b.alth, and .1 p.niuiiLt)t cure
is itfccted
Tiio proiirr.ic-j of Pi:. Vi tci 'A Viui'.n
Hi r 1 1'lti 111 a Apuiont. I nphorolic and ('arinirntive,
Ntitnt'jiu-, Uivttive, Iinretic,SLditive,Couutu;-IriitJiit,
tin lonfic, Alttralivc, and Anti lliUoui.
Tim Ajiufitut nnd in. Id l.aativn properties of
Iii- Wai.immi'i Vi;:ifii; Ill rTKin ara tliu IVst .tfp.
gu ird ui all rafio of cr.iptious and malignant favers, tueir
bats.-i.tiL, luiiitu, and vintli.ui. pnpv.rtied protect tit
luiuim of tl e 1 uiccs. 'I heir Sulttive properties alhy
juiii in llii.' in.r 13 sj ieu, 1 Iiiiiuch, nnd bovvclb, cither
110.11 inn mm 111. n, v uni, to if, cramp tie, i ncir
Couni.-r-I rut tot urtuciiio extendi llirouahout the system.
ll.jirD'.L - !i Kit, . ac 1 1 1 the Kidncv-t. currcctiti-
n:i 1 ic ulatii ' ill i!lv if 1 .me. Their Anti-Iiiliou
pri-.'iui.. b, 111.1 it- tu h ', 1.1 tlu htuetiuii of hilc,
nut iti il'clinrel tlu iU ih b It 117 duus anil me
-'lienor t) .i'l rL-nit,kItal .if.ml , lui llio ct.t: ot l'
I'i-vi. 1'eVt.l and A tu. ilr
trilf.v Ilia Iml a;lmt tlKciwr by puri
f 1 ;, .1 I it . tl mU v.ilh Vij. t. : Hi 1 r.M.., IS'o ipi Iliii 1.
nan tike hviUlola .tern thin toraimcd iliclivei, the
ttunucli, the bo.-. !., ilie I 1 lm , nuu tlir' iki
icnd rci di'CT iiniff bv tin- erc.it lilvl 'oriuL
'l'Uo IJi-i'UJ i l . V t uttu'h ViNimr. Hir
TFR'i. Ml Clin 11 l'.'.i 1 t, 1'oV'rs Neivntlt DiaOtdci--,
Cmistipiti -.1, ilj ititi c, i.i .t d 1 ower, and all miladies
ailCUii;; 1 1
or nnucu, u
1. i . .
of thousand', u! !i
in f"r th v vii' 1 1
Dliiciiu.i -1 .. .
at nmht from ti 1 '
Kat good IK IMllh 11 1
chop, v .11 hi, iiM 1 Ku,
dour exert- Tlu arj
iti'TeiliLti'i. .1 id i ui 1 a n
,uk'
' - llu 1-. on nuin to I id
1 1 o 1. 11 1 t wne-'.ia 'fill
1 11 m hnjlatL.il,, rnutti n
, v . e..il e , and t.tte i
nrumt tl pertly cset.ib!e
J. WAI.Kl.lt. I'i"" ' K n.Mt'TJO.VAT.IJJitCO.,
urugi u a licit ajia, ..111 1 runciM.u, V..11.,
and coitar t W It,. ,it .1 1 d CI. nltoil SU , NtW Voik
sou uy ai 1. DKi or.is'is anu iikaklus.
UlK-7J.Im
Tnu iNoni:tir.:'T.-3 that
,coMrosn itos.ni.ia nto
puLli&licd on eve p.., !.:ijje,t!ierc.
Cure It is not a t.,nt ; c;i. rut.un,
consc(Uciuiy
1'itrsiciAxa nnisrain: 17
Ills a certain rurc fur Rcroful.v,
Sy jiliilia in nil iti Ibrnin, Itliotiiiu.
lisui, Slim DUrnsiii, l.ivir Com.
plaint ami all t'ujut.a of
lllootl.
ONE 20TTL3 0? H0'3A1I2
will do more f,ooil than ten liottloj
ui uiu ojrupu 01 cirujiarilla.
THE UUDEntilONCO PHYSICIANS
havo used IlMadallaintlit'iriiraeticii
3
J
lor uioiiasi uirco yearn anil truly
and lllood Purifier.
nit. t. c. reoii, rr n.iiiimoto.
DII.T.J. J10VKI.V, "
IIU 1! l' I ' , II II ' .t
im 1". O. I) VN.NKLI.Y, "
ijii.j !i. si'Aj'.KS, of NlLhoIasvillf,
pit. A. B. .VOnLCS, lMgccomb, Jt. C.
U3EJ) AND ENDORSED BY
J. D. vnnXfll t EO.VS, I'all ItlTcr;
IV l . SiMTTTr T1At..AH nn-u
'.u; wiiiiiicnTuaVoTii
II. It.UI.,I.lma,Ohto.
cn.Vt.M & t'0..(Jnrilonsilllc, Va.
VUIU, .Villi.
n.l.KnPIIU.i IhAlnlU,.. ....
tallied remmka In icLitlon to lhi
ii-iui"oi iiuiauilii. 1 otJ.n Jfi'dlrJ
l'lfllpsRlfin llA n,.i,.lnn l...t.a ...
tra"5uiierlorto any tlipy hao ever
lllwHl i and In lluiaUKti.il wo say try
ltowJalli, an! ),u v.tlt lo tettorca
to liealtli,
ltosalalh ls f-m ,y oll DrajgUt,.
I prlco 01.50 lu r b .tut.. Addrit j
23. CL2l!2:iT3 I: CJ,
ilanvfcilurin ClitmUll,
July St-71 ly.
rATI'lrrT.,. prAxrnti
w.
Wo respectfully call tho intention or thoso
rieslrlUK to purchaso oiir mnko ol i'latios. wu
nro BiitbUeil tbat wo can Blvo bntlifacttonn
o? ihoami?l!'iller iUu I'orsoiwlMipcUutoudouco
i'iBH!?V,Jlfdo,lul.,Jcr' v.',111 tn inatorlul Hi boiio"
!,n. V "it niuos wiinoiu oxecpttoa
JfS? f-CJ.00.1! tlSr!1.1";.,' nrruuKcmcnt tUrouli.
put, jvl lch hi tho opiuton or tlio most cornpo.
tent Judaic In pionouucod valimUle. liy thin Im.
i.iu.uiuvii, u i iuno in maiio moro uuiabio and
lieops tho tOMO lonser. Wo claim tor our lustra.
lUeiltS thill. Iliv nrn Lfwnn,l tr. nn.,r .....I .1
coroblnoall tho essential elements tb'nt conatf.
.,..1.. Mv'w viitt,uui4iii, irv will tlVO n
wilttcn Biinranteo for tlvo yours.
r. uumkau 1' iimiiAN, member of our Arm
SU iXW1 '00liur' four, "I!10,8 " yen to roi
iibsouco ol Atr.FiimMAN, Mr. 1. K. Miiiiai will
Biienu to our uusiuoss m llloomsburu nuil lu
onUiorlsscil torooolvo anil solicit orders.
OAKllui & (XJ.
, ,, ...ltlwoie.M.ll.
.11 V ii,.."! "rain in 1-ibuo, urRanH ami
MclodOOllM llVO OCtaVO nnd II Vii Unn i,r.,iii,ii nl
luobtutmiiko.BOianUlll,. Terms nnhv. limn "1
At
1 ,
, y Miscellnneous,'
-- it. -fx itt xt : ' ;i - -
W
CONTINENTAL.
Lifo' luaitrance Company.
01,' N1JW YOlt
Ho." of Policies W 43,000.
ASSETS $5,600,000.
fSSUJiSiilUho now form of l'ollei-
J.atul iiresenti as Invomble terms as nny coi.i
p.my In tho United Htntcw.
Ibo company will nialto ttmporary loans u.
ItsnollcleH.
Thirty tlnvs' itroco nllowod on each lnymcin
nnd tho poller Hold B0Ul iiurlv( Hint Mine.
Allourpolfclosnroliicontestiililo ror thonsu 1
canioB.
l'ollclcs li,suod by this company nro uou-fnr
tctturn.
No cxtrn charges mado for travi lllnj; permits,
rollrylioldi.ru Miarn In tho annual prnlllso
tho company, nnd lmvonvolco Iu llio ti e lorn
nnd inanaKeuicutor tho company.
No policy or mi'illrnl reo cli.irnoil.
JU8TUH l.AWltHNfi:, l'u M.
t ,K ., w- " WYNKOUP, Vlco rudM.
J. I'. Itoanua, Kccrotary,
H. V. UirANDLnn, Jr., Actnary.
Central Office of Nortli-Easleru Penii'a,
"CoLuaniiAN" Building
BLOOMSBUHG, PA.
CHAELES B. BROCKWAY,
General .lcnt.
Jan. 5.1S72-tr. .
Rail Roads.
Lackawamna and nLoou,-.
uunu liAit.noAT)
On nuiUltjrNov. 1.7, lii71,l'asseiii;or Trains wt
ruu ns foil iws :
Uolui: North.
Arilvo Arrlvo
u. in. n. m.
.... I). 10 l.ll
... b.l.S W.lil
Uoui(. . i
lieavo Leavn
p. in. ii. in
l.ii i i
I'.ll i
2.3,1 II in
a. in
3.CS
ii.il
8.17
hcrnntou...
l'Utklun....
Klnpitan 1 St. ,
A VJ!.irro;iJ-io s-m
Plymouth
HUlclishlnny.... r.im
llor;lek. 7M
ltloom :. 8.C5
l'-Vll
12.1i
12.00
11.11
uiinvuio
lu.ci)
Connection inrtdn (it ftpr.intrm liv l l,n in m ...
train or f .'rent llund, lllnqonintoii, Albany riini
nil points North, Uru.1 unit West.
D.T.liOUND.Hup't.
NORTHERN OMNTRAL
.WAV.
RAU,
On aud nftor Nov. ia.li lf,7l. Trains mhi
IcavoSunnur.v ns follows :
NOUTHWAltl).
U301-.S. Dally lo Wllllamnport, lilr.ilra, Cnnau-
ilnlpun, llochostor, Uull'.ilo, Uiispenslou Ui uIl-o,
- and N, l'alls. '
12.10 p. m. lluir.ilo, N. Vails, Ar.
0.501'. M., Dally, (except Bum! lys) tor Willi, m
fiportand Urlo.
'33..1'- Uo'lv. (oxcept'Kuiulaysl for U.mlr
UiiUaln nnd Niagara l'all. vl i. llrlo r.u nui
Irom Elmlrn.
TltAINS SOUTIIWAK1).
1.17 A. M. Dally ror llaltlmure, Washing m n I
l'hlbidelphla.
lO.uo A. M. Dully (oxeopt .Sundays) ror Unit r
Washington nnd I'nlladolii'ibi.
Li'.: ?,' '.M1'' (""opt 'lund.iys) tor II ilum
1'lillult'lpbl.i, .to.
KD. H. YOl'NO
Uenorall'iiKdtLscr A(,eni
Ali'Uku It. I'ibi;, Gen'l, Sup't,
gHORTEST ROUTE EASTWARD.
Dauville, Hazletou & Wilkesbarre R. 3
win Tim AiiiiAxamrLXT.i.
EASTWAItD
i.w lift,
wiwrwAi.D.
r.K.WH.
JJ 1 Now Yoi.l.
iia I Huston.
fl'hlH
JJ J lltlhli i ,i
llazlcton.
C'atawlNS.1.
D.nivlll.i.
Banbury, '.
A. M.
.. U.0
7.W
.. 7.M
.. a.us
1. M.
1.M0
Dnuviuo
Cutawl.si.a
nazieion. ...,...
Hetldoliom, 1 Ad
rilll.ldulnhla -I .
Hazletou, 14 VIA;
Now Yorlc. a.su
Htinbury.
.iiuim-uriiiiijii iruin conuecuiai Hununry win
win" & " :Ji' '.'i,mi tr,,llu BQluS Wot; urrlvus .il
tho Northern Outral 4.50 p. m.. movluB Boimi,
rHILPll i 11, r llnrrlol,,,... Tiki ... tt.i -,!
" ...... .o... . jii,, null Jl.uuiliuiu
10.1) p. in., and also with tbu Himbury uud Lew
lstown Kallioad.
Cniil rni'lalil.i unit lin.lcnmn ....A... nu ..
now route.
J, HUKVEY KA8K, Suiicrltilomle.it.
READING RAILROAD.
HUHJIHII AHItANaEMENT.
JIondat, Way C, VSt'i,
Great Trunlr r.lnnrrnm riinM,iii n,.,i rtn.-.
West lor l'ulladulphla.Nuw Yorlt, Iti auma, l'ouv
vlllo, Tamariua, Ashland, HhamoUln l.eb: n, ti
Alleutown. EiLstou. Kt.linitfi l.lilv i.,,..,vi.i
Columbia, ilc,
Trains leave HarrlsburK lor New Vorl: us ioi
lowu! At 11.15, 8,10, a. ui ana a.oO p. m con
necting with similar trains on lVnnsylvn
nln ltallroad, nnd iiri'ivlu-j ia Now Yorn ,u
10.07. H. 111.. 'A.li'A. mill II 1". n in rnji,.Ht. I
tJleeplna eari uccoinpany tno J.la i a. n 1
IIIIUUIII Ulli.UU.
Itoturnlug: Lcavo Hew Yorlt ui D.uaa.u . 1
l".30uoonuud.'i,l5p. m. rhuadwhiLo ,. , j
a. m. and :i.:iit n. m.
I.cavo lliuilsbi!ii!loi: Kouillnu, i'oiu.M
lflaniin, lllncrsviiio. At.hlaud, Hli:iinoli,n
lentown aud rlilla'd.at sl10n,iii.,nnd a.o. . I
1,03 p.m., stopping at l.' banun uuu nmiciul v.
stations; tbol.W p.m. train connecflualor lMr,
l'ottsvlllo mid Loluiiibla onli-. Km. 1'nii.xi. . .
Schuylkill llnvcn nnd Auburn, via Hcbu
audbus'iuchauua llut!ioad,lc.,vo llaunl' '
,40 p.m.
uafti x-unnsyivnui:, Liuuroaii irnuiii louvt. 1. .
lng lor Alloiiluwn KuMuii nnd Now York a! I .,
10.10. a. m.. and 1.01 n. m. ltetuiiilm.. I nv .
New Yolk ut D.W a. in., 1J.JU noon nml 3.1 1 ... ,u.
aud Allcntowu ut 'Ala, m. l'.VJj noon, 2.1 j, i .5
linn 0.15 p. in.
Way l'ubsouger Tialu ic.ivos l'bll.idolpii
7,30a.m., couueetlnt! with Mmllar tinin ou hi.M
l'u. railroad rcturulus irom licadiuiiultijii ..
btopplng ul nil stations.
i.o.ivo rousvuio ai u.oo a.m., and 2 00 i
llerildon lit lO.OOu. in.. Hhillilolrln m. r. In.?., I n .:
u. m., Ashland nt 7,03 a.m. and K'.l.lnoou m
nnoy city at 7.11 n. in, uud l.'J) p. in. Tuma.iii i .
Mi a. m.. unit flop. m. lor l'lilliidelphln N.
York, lte.idius, llniib.buii.',iS;c.
luvo l'otisvlllo via KctiuylUlll and fins,,.,.
haiiua ltallroad at 8,lj u.iu. tor Hirlsbiiit utia
ll.lju. m.,li.i' lMuoCJrovo and Tr, i.iout,
lteadlnit A. I'ommodatlou Tinin leaves I'm.
vlllo utS.OOu. iu,, pushes Healing nl 7,'jju. in. m
rlvlua at l'hll. delidila nt UX0 n.m, lletuin n -
Insut7,10p.iu.1.iulvlli8atllotuvlllo utO.SOn.n .
l'otuitown. Ac. jmniouatlonTriilu.loavcsl'ottt.
town lit O.li u.lil.. tctiirnhiir ln-ivii ni.iin.i. i.,),,,.
(Nimliiindarii'iDiH'i.SOp.m.
Columbia Ituu.juu Tiulus loavo Itendlni; .t
7,20 u.iii., nnd 0.13 p.m. for Kphruta, r.ltlz, Laiinn
ter, Columbia, iitu.j returning liavu Liucabltr ut
.iion, ui iiud3.:ip. ni., and Columbia ut o.Iju.
iu. und D.IS p. ill,
lViklomen Hull ti
Junction at 7.15 V.toa. m.,3.oo.V5 tip. m. ictitrn-
...... .vuii. Fiwiiii;ui.rvi!!lt UV0.01', d.INI 11,111., JlAw
110011 ( .J.lj ll.ltl.. cull nr i'l Inn uith i ii, 1 1,, i I ,.,.11.
on ltcndlngltatlroad.
Colebrooadnloliullroad tiutna luivoI'oilEtowa
nt.10ii.in,l.i:oo.iiJ: 7.15 p.m.ioliiiuluu leuvo JU
I'll'ii.'.ant nt 0.00. 8.UI nml 1 1 iii n. m.. 3.' n.m. t'nii-
Itcctluu with similar tmliiH ou Heading Itulli'oml
I'lekcrlng Valley ltallroad tralua leuvo 1'biu.
nlxvlllo at 0.10 a. m., 3.10 uud 5.5) p.m.; luluin
lnu. loavo llrnrnnt u. m.. l'2Art and l.tlO n. 111..
conncctliw with trains on lieadiu ltallroad.
Oiicster Valley ltnllioad Trains leuvo llr.ili,,
port at K,30 a. in. aud .M and 0.31 p. in, return lu
uavo iiowuiuuiou ai u.i u. in., IlOL'll UUU
i.l) p. in., conticctln,. wllb similar tralua en
Heading ltallroad.
Ou Hundays, leave Now Yorli nt 5,4.5 p.m. , l'bl
phla ut 8,00 a.m. aud 3,16 p.m., (the l a.m. trulu
iuuulu8oulyloltcudliigi)Ieavel'ottsvlllo8,00.i.m.;
llurrlsbnri; at .13 u. ia. aud 2.00 1. m. and
leavo Allcutoivu ut i;Z uud 0.15 p. m., on'1 leao
ltcudlng ut 7,15 n.in.nud 10.31p. in, for Hauls,
burg, ut 4.31a.m. for Nw YorU,ut7.i:ott.ii!lor
Alleutown nud at tUO a. m,' uud 4.15 p. tn l.ir
l'hlladelnhla.
Commutation, Jllleoge. Heaspii. Bchooi , t
Excursion Tlckuts to and rrom all poluts, ut j-
ducodrHtos, . , ....
llatriiaEo ehceltcd thronshflCO rounds allcvui
cacUpunonfior.
U. ... , uw. ......
Asst. Bupt. a Kng, Mucb'iy.
ltondlns. 1'a., ?lay U, 167.'.
B
LANK DEEDS.
Wo now havo tho flncRtntihrnttncutof ULANiC
on liana nml fnr huIo thiit wuru OVtir
kept lu UioomhLiue. Largo Mzo on test inrcU
jiioiit jiripor, Common Dieiln, i:xccutora &ud
limp common l'ctuw, c.c,