THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
Tim ConN Con IIumiiuo. Oubon,
hydrogen and oxygen, coniblnotl In cor
tiUu proportions, lurtko rt kooiI foo.l fur
producIriR fftt, but tho facts that u sub
stanco contains cither or nil of thoso ele
ments docs not iiwlto It ft valunblo food.
Add nllroRou to tho ubovu elements,
and wo lmvo tho constituents of tho
nutritious foods. It Is not tho f.tct thnt
nn nrtlclo contains theso clcmonts,
which mnko it n vnluablo food, but tho
proportions and their inodo of coinbln
atlon. Common rosin, for instance,
contains carbon, hydrogen and oxygen,
yet but a fow farmers would caro to
ndopt It as a dlot for their cattle. Yet
there nro uses to which rosin U put for
which wheat or corn would bo of no
valuo Chemistry prcsonta many curl
ous contradictious; thcro nro substnuces
which by analysis contiln tho sumo
proportions, which nro utterly dlsslml
lnr. Thorofore, bocnuso u theoretical
eclcnllst finds that straw or corn cobs,
or any other such stuff, contains a ccr
tain amount of carbon, nltrogon, and
oxygen, ho Immediately publishes to
tho world that they nro profornblo, as
food, to substances which good old
fashioned cxperlenco hasprovon of vnl
uo. Wo know ft farmer onco who acted
upon Just such nonsonse, and It cost
him about 10 cents a pound to fatten
his iork on corn meal and corn meal
mixed, whllo his neighbors fattenod
theirs on corn meal and potatoes at lit
tlo over half tho cost.
Tho noxt thing wo shall hear ils that
corn-oob meal Is tho best food for tlya
peptics, and somo vegetarian fool will
bo urging ovcrybody to scratch their
stomachs with it. Wo think it will do
very well to go with tho sawdust bran
dy, nu nrtlclo about which Is going tho
rounds of tho papers, and wo vonturo
tho opinion that tho man who cats tho
ono and washes down tho dry com
pound wlih tho other will soon bo
tho undertaker's hands.
much more senslblo Is tho idea stag.
gested by somo ono that corn-cobs bo
used for fuel and tho ashes be utilized
for making potash. New York World,
The Value of Pumpkins. Last
year I raised twenty ox-loads of pump
kins with corn from nu acre. The cart
would hold forty bushels of potatoes.
I consider them a valuablo feed for
stock, taking Into consideration how
cheaply thoy can bo raised. I under
took to dry lamyapplodry-housosomo
for markot, and was offered flvo cents
per pound. I found that a green pump
kin, welghlug from fifteen to twenty
pounds, would mako about ono pound
of well-drcssod dry pumpkin, and that
It would pay bolter to dry thom for
hogs (as it could bo dono very cheap)
than It would to sell.
I soaked tho dry pumpkin in milk
and fetLthe samo to tho hogs thoy
gained fast. I also dried qulto nn
amount and barreled it to feed them
this summer. I fed my sheep upon tho
green ones two months, and it did vory
much toward fattening forty, which I
sold for mutton, and tho forty which I
wintered never did better. I com
menced to food my cattlo In September,
and fed somo overy clay until February.
Itsiwedavft9t amount of feed. I nm
planting but a small piece of corn, and
wish to ralso a largo amount of pump
kins, so plant them with my early roso
potatoes ; their tops dlo early, which
will lot In tho sun and givo pumpkins
n chanco to grow. Maine Farmer.
TuiiEaniNa. If tho grain is safo in
tho barn, says tho Agriculturist, wo
should bo In no hurry to thresh. It Is
not probable that wheat will rulo per
manently low during tho noxt .twelve
months than at tho present time. We
do not say that it will be higher. Wo
are tot urging farmers to hold on to
their grain, but simply not to bo In a
hurry to thresh, unless there is somo
oljret to bo gained. Wheat keeps far
butter in tho straw than In tho granary,
and it is far better not to thresh until
tho fctraw or grain is needed. But
whero grain has to bo stacked, and
whero tlintchlng Is not practiced, It is
better to thresh as early as possible.
Shall We Grind Guain
Cows? A correspondent says :
yon
"If a cow In chewing her cud throws
up all sho cats and chows it over again,
I do not see whoro tho advantage Is in
getting corn ground at all to feed rumi
nating aulmals." Tho proof of that
busty pudding is In tho eating of tho
corn by tho cow. Food her on wholo
corn, and you will Qnd that, oven In
twice chewing, sho does but Indifferent
work, and that much of thograln In her
food Is pasod in wholo kernols. Grind
her com for hei; and a smaller quantity
will nourish as well. Try tho compara
tive experiment (under oxaotly tho
samo circumstances) and you will satis
fy yourself.
The testimony of all tho agricultural
books, of all tho scientific agricultur
ists, Is, all of it, in fuvorof doep plow
log and deep cultivation. To plow
deep, is to renow tho soil by bringing
up to tho light of tho sun and bonoflt of
tho air, tho riches which Ho bolow. It
Is to afford to tho growing plant more
plant food and facllitato access to it. It
is to provide dralnago whon tho soil is
wet, and molsturo whon It Is dry.
One cord of wood cqt and split lino
and corded up beneath a sholtor while
It Is yet groon, will furnish moio heat
after It has becomo seasoned than two
cords of tho samo kind of wood which
liavo been continually oxposod to tho
nlternatolnlluonco of tho storm and sun
shine. An old and oxperlonced farmer says
that swelled Jaws In sheep can bo effec
tually cured by rubblug tho Jaws and
mouth with a mixturo mado of alum
and salt, equal parts of each.
It Is said that ono of tho most 'power
ful remedies for botta in horses, is a
strong decoction of sago tea, mado vory
Hwcor. It dislodges tho botts instantly.
To keep Insects from hams, it Is recom
mended to sprlnklo each ham thoroug
ly with hickory wood ashes, and thon
pack In clean casks.
A correspondent of The Ibmolo
gist saya that ho has found that potash
placed in rat-holes and molo-runs will
clear tho house of theso posts in short
njetor.
"Young Folks.
Christine' Dreams,
1IY OtjYDK.
Poor little Christine, shu was so tired.
All ilnj long, sho and her brother Franz
had wandered up and down tho hot and
dusty streets of tho great city ; nnd no
ono had heeded their wistful faces ; no
nnohnd listened to their childish voices.
Now nnd then souv kind hearted moth
er had stroked Chrlsllno'd sunny curls,
nnd pnld, "Tho child has n pretty
face," but not ono penny gladdoncd
their llltlo hearts.
That evening,, as thoy walked sor
rowfully along tho country road that
lo d to their c ittngo homo, Franz said :
How sweetly tho blrdj aro singing,
Christine!"
"O, Franz, well may tho happy birds
bo singing, for thoy havo all been fed,
while wo poor birds havo sung tho
wholo day long nnd havo no bread,"
and tho loug pent-up tears flowed down
Chrlstlno's cheeks Ukornln.
"Do not bo sorrowful," llltloonc, said
her mother, ns sho bent over her low,
whlto bed for n good-night kiss.
"Do not bo sorrowful, llttlo ono," tho
winds seemed to repeat, as thoy rustled
softly through tho troos that sheltered
tho cottngo roof.
All tho voices of tho night seemed to
tako It up, ns thoy floated in nt tho at
tic window, with n low, sweet melody.
And tho melody moro than tho words,
comforted Christlno ; for no matter how
sad her iieart might bo, tho slightest
breath of music could always touch It
to gladness, so passionately did tho
child lovo tho beautiful spirit that was
to crown tier llfo with richest bless
lugs.
It was a loVcly summer night, and
tno evening star, rising over tho pur
plo hills, shono down through tho attic
window llko n calm, sweet face. As
Christlno gazed with wonder nt tho star,
sho remembered her mother had onco
said that nil tho stars wero worlds ; and
sho thought that tills star must bo n
very beautiful world, It looked so largo
nnd bright. "If that whito cloud wero
only a boat," sho said to herself, "that
would carry mo over tho bluo sky to
tho star I"
Strango to say, Jti3t as tho curly head
began to rest very wearily on tho dim
pled hand, and tho eyelids to droop
very heavily over tho bluo eyes, Chris
tlno saw tho snowy cloud floating to
wards her window.
As it drow nearer, and nearer, sho
saw It was shaped llko a boat, and that
It was guided by a beautiful being, so
beautiful that Christine felt suro It
must be a Dream.
As tho cloud boat touchod tho win
dow, tho Dream floated in nnd stood by
tholittlobed.
"Poor child, you nro tired," murmur
ed the Dream, wrapping a soft, whito
mantle of sleep around Christino j nnd
thou n feelingof rest and poacofell over
tho child, llko a charm.
Tenderly tho Dream lifted her into
tho waiting boat and thoy floated away
from tho dark, shadowed earth.
"Oh, this Is splendid I" crioj Chris
tine, as a breezo sprang up nnd boro
them swiftly nlong, whllo tho earth
below vanished into a speck and thon
disappeared.
"Whero shall wo go ? nsked tho
Dream.
"I would llko to go to tho Evoninc
Star," replied Christlno. "Is it very
far nwny ?"
"Oh, no, wo will soon reach tho
Evening Star."
As tho Dream spoke, Christlno saw
that thoy woro approaching a beautiful
land, which shono llko a silver island
In tho bluo sea of tho sky.
"Thi3 is tho star whero Music holds
her court," continued tho Dream, "at
tended by all Sweot Molodios, who
loam of hor their beautiful mission on
earth, for Melodies, llko miuistcrlnp;
angels, nro over singing with tho joy
ous, sighing with tho sad-hearted, and
telling earth's children of n higher hap
pier llfo."
"Does Music over lovo poor llttlo chil
dren?'' nsked Christine with a sigh.
"Music loves all who lovo her." repli
ed tho Dream. "Even tho poor may
havo their lives mado groat and beauti
ful It thoy lovo Music."
"I am so glad I" exclaimed Christine,
"for I lovo Music dearly."
"Ghrlstluo, havo you over notlcod a
strango stillness falling over tho world
nt tho twilight hour?" asked tho
Dream.
"I havo noticed it often," said Chris,
tlno. "Tell me, dear Dream, why is
H?"
"I havo heard," s.ld tho Dream,
speaking softly lost tho breezo should
hear, "that this Is tho hour when tho
winds lovo to steal uway to this stnr,
and practico togother their grand har
monics j nnd hero, too, tho breezes chnt
over tholr morning nnd evening hymns.
It has boon whlspored among tho trees
that tho lark loams, in this star, his
most charming carols, for ho is often
seen to drop down from tho sky in tho
morning. Somo babbling brook has
said that oven rain drops tuno their
crystal bolls in Music's court."
"O, Inm so glad wo aro going therol"
and Christino could say no moro for
wonder, as thoy neared tho shore.
It was not strango that this star had
always shono with such a silvery light,
for it was a silver world. Silver moun
tains, silver valleys, sllvor rocks,
streams nnd trees gave tho land n
strango unearthly beauty; for tho star
was different from tho glory of tho
earth.
Christino wondered still more, ns sho
wandorod with tho beautiful Dream
over tho fair Holds, and by tho clear
streams, whoso waters rlpplod musically
over sllvor sands, and under trees
whoso silver leaves wero stirred with
twinkling murmurs. Tho flowers of
this land wero very lovely, but all puro
whito, ns though thoy had gtown nnd
bloomed In moonlight.
Most wonderful of nil ,tho flowors, tho
streams, tho trees, had volcos which
mingled togother In low, sweot carols
as thoy passed by. Even tho birds In
tho trees above, warbled out their Joy.
ous thoughts In word.
Now all theso things filled llttlo Chrls
tlno's heart with gladness as she longed
to return In tho rloud-hoat, nnd bring
her father and mother and llttlo Franz
to tills lovely land whoro thoy could all
bo happy together.
Hut boforo Christlno could utter this
wish sho heard n f-ir-off murmur as of
mnuy volcos, and tho Dream cried Joy
fully, "lt- l Music comes, nttonded by
all sweot Melodies."
lCONTINUED.1
Misoollanooua.
BOOTS & SHOES.
AT
S.M.KNORR'S
SPRING STYLES,
THE LATEST AND BEST.
Evory variety for Men, Women and Children,
OLD STOCK
Selling nt Cost to closo out to mnko
room for
NEW GOODS.
Bargains ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOOD3, LATEST STYLES
AND EMPLOYS THE
REST IV O It K II G ST.
For good fits nnd promptness In Mllng orders
iuuio is mo piaco 10 go.
Ills eoods aro solected with caro nnd his Cus
tom Work will compara favorably wltU tho best
uiiutus ui me lasuionnuio cny Dealer.
UE KEEra A L.UtQE STOCK OK
HOYS' AND CIIUiDltEN'S ICLOTJIIXGt
AND
GEXTS' FimMSIII.YO GOODS,
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
Bloonisburg, Sept. 2'J. lbll-tt
JOHN Q. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, PENN A.
The undersigned would resnoetrullv Inlnrm
the Citizens or Horwiclt, and vicinity, that ho
uas openeu u vjouiccuonery anu uasery in
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Ta., where he is prepared to furnUu
nil aiuus ui
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOHEIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
etc., lie., Ac, Ac.
nY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among the assortment will be lound Cream
Nuts, English Wnlnuts, Peanuts. AIniouds, Fil
berts, Fi ks, Apples, Cocoa Nutfl, Jolllos of diller
ent kinds, Mustard, Catsup. Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit of all kinds, Corn Starch, Egg His
cuit, Soda Crackors, OyBter Crackers, Cheese,
Soap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En-
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce of nil kinds. Fresh -Bread nn
Caked every day. Ice Cream In Season, Your
puirouage is souciicu.
, , t ,. . JOnN G. JACOBY.
Berwick, Jan 171 tv
QONNELL & UATTIN,
Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers In
BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE
HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL aND NAILS,
Rims, Huts and Spokes, Springs,
AXLES, nnd PIPE BOXES,
HORSE SHOES, nnd
HORSE SHOE NAILS
CEMENT, PLASTER and SAND,
GLASS, PAINTS, PUTTY,
OILS and TURPENTINE,
Manufacturers of
TIN WARE.
Agents for
Fairbank's Scales !
PLUMBING.
STEAM and
GAS FITTING,
. O-Ordors by mall solicited, and promptly
mien.
118 Perm Avenue,
SORANTOW, 3P.A..
opr. ,1872tf.
U KOPOSED AMENDMENT TO
MA CONSTITUTION OF I'ENNSYLVA-
JOINT RESOLUTION
of Poun1yivan'laameaJmoUt to ,l10 Con,tl"t1t
A'JLinJ.1', tVtl" Senate and Haute oj Ken.
reuntativet cj the Omuiioii wealth of leiwilmnla
in Ueneral AutnMu met, That the i roll owl m
amendment of the Constitution of this Common
wealth bo proposed to tho people for tUoli Xo
t on or rejection, pursuant to tho provision! flf
tho tenth arllclo thereof, to wit- 'u,""uu"
AMENDMENT:
Strike put tha sixth section of tho nrtlelo of
the Constitution, nnd hitort In Hen thereof tho
following: "A HUto Trcsuurer l mil be chosen
by tho qualified electors of the state, at such
PmcXdVyVw?' Um 0' -"Vlco ftW.Mf S
, ... WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Speakers of the Houke or Representatives
JAMFJ H. HUTAN,
.,.,.. m, . Speaker of the Senate.
Aii??,,:E,n7Tll0.t,w0u,'-Br'"l'''y of March
wvSmsMwo " tUou"au'J 1'undted and
, ' JXO, W. GEARY.
Prepared and eert'lled for publication nnrsu.
out tu the TcutU Article of thi institution.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
o,IcKI?EcBET5vrtBaK1,l,
Miocollauooua,
jyjILLEIVS STORE.
a. ii. iuiijiii.n a una,
havo removed their Btoro to tho room formerly
occupied by Mondonhall,on MattmtroetlIllooraa.
burg, nearly opposlto tho Episcopal Church
whoro they nro deter mlnod to sou on ns moderate
terms ns can bo procured clso where. Thter stock
comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
ot tho choicest styles and latest fashions, logclhor
with n largo assortment of Dry Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of tho followlngarllclcs
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
oths,
Oasslmorcs,
Shawl",
Flannols,
Silks,
Whllo Goods
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Codarwaro
Q,noouswaro, Hardware
Boots nnd Shoes,
Hats nud Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrollas,
Looklng-G lasses,
Tobacco,
Coflee,
Jugirs,
Tous,
Ulco,
Allsptco,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
KntmojH
AND NOTIONS GKNEHALLY,
In short, everything usually kept In conntry
tores, to which they Invito the attention of the
pnbllo generally. Tho highest prlco will bo paid
for country produce In exchange for goods,
H. U. MILi.ER A SON.
Illoomsbnrg I'n,
oct 3171-'.f
EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Frosh arrival of
SPRING GOODS
DAVID LOWEN11ERU
Invites attention to his slock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his store on
Main Street, In tho new block,
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
whoro no has Just received from Now York and
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, dnrnble, and
nanusomo
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-GLOTH
COATS AND PANTS.
of all sorts, sizes and colors. Ho has also rep leu
Uhcd his already large stock of
CLOTH AND CAS3IMERE3,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
H A wntrrnnirTPPa nr nxrva
HS l.l.Ulll 1111 tj, UIM
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
Uo nas constantly on hand a largo and well-so-
ccted assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINOS,
which he Is prepawd to mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ol every description, fine and cheap. His case ol
fewelry is not snrpassed in thlsjplace. Call and
examino his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, AC,
0CH371 DAVID LOWENBERG,
Br. R, H
RADWAY'8 READY RELIEF
CUKES THE WORST PAINS
In from Ono to Twenty1 Mlnutos.
NOT ONE HOUR t
tftcr rcadinr Uite Mrc rtuorarnt need any cna
kOfkek with tain.
ILIDKAT'S I1L'AEWlS?L'lvtlN13 A CCT1E r0
It was tho Srst and fa
Tlio Only Xaln ncmedy
linn.
in rnon nxr: to twentt minutes.
Ko matter how violent or excruciating the pain Uie ltnrjrj
MAT1U, Dcdrldcn, Inflnn, CrlrpUu, KcrvOUJ, Kcuralclc.
vt prostrated ith dlscasd may EulUr,
RADWAY S READY RELIEF
tvii.t. AFPnnn txstant ease. i
O
INFLAMMATION OK TUB K1DNEVH.
INFLAMMATION OF TUB BLADDEI!.
INFLAMMATION OF THE IIOWELS.
CONGESTION OP TRE LUK09.
sor.c TnnoAT, tiffioult hkeatiiino.
1'ALriTATION Off IRE REAIIT.
HYSTERICS, CROUr, DU'lITHETilA.
CATAIllllI. INIXUENZA.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE: ' 4"i"UJ-"'A-
NEtliiAtOIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CniLLS, AGUE CUILLS.
Tho nrpUmtlon of tho Ready nellefla the partor
pvts whero tho rata or Uimculty exists wo afford caeo and
comfort.
Twenty drops In lialf a tnmUer cf water will In ft few
moment? euro CHAMPS, M'ASMS. SOUli STOMACH,
HEAHTnilllN, MOIC HEADAUJIE, I)IAmtHEAi
DYMiN'TEIIiY COMO, WIND IN TUB IIOWELS, and
nil INTERNAL PAINS.
Travelers should always canr ft holtlo cf Rndnai'i
Heady Heller with them. A few drops la wutcr uU
rrcvert sickness or pains rrorn chanpo of water. It li better
than 1'rcucU llrand or Bitten as ft stimulant.
FEVF.Il AND AGUE,
TEVER ANU AUUi: cured fur Brtr cents. There lj Cot
ft remedial nccnt la this world that will cure Fever and
Ague, and all other Malarious, lllllous, ftcnrlct. Typhoid.
Yillov, and other Fevers ldc3 ly ItAllWAY'H rlLLb)
so quick as HAD WAY'S HEADY IlELIEr. Fifty ccaU
per home. Bold ly Drufgbts.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY! K
STRONO AND I'tlnn IIICII M.OOn-INCr.EASE op
1'I.mit AND WKKIIIT-CLRAIt BKIN ANU BEAU
1IFUL COMPLEXION BEUUUED TO ALL.
OR, RADWAY.'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT'
HAS MADE TUB MOST ARTON'IMUNO OURESi RO
(JUK'K. KO KA1MII AHB TUP, OIIAXOES 11111
llOUV UNUEUiiOKS, UNDint TUB lNKMTENOU
VRvr 'U1UL,V WOA'DsUItFUL MEDICINE,
Cvcry tDay an Incroaso In Flosh
nnt! Wolght lo Soon and Folt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIKIEK.
Ercry drop t-r tin fl A 1 1 " A 1 'A R 1 LLI A N RESOLVENT
torn muni cat es ihrrnij,'li ttu It! brtc., Urine, ami ether
llulds unJ JuIcm of tho atu'i tlio Uur ( f f r It repairs
tho WMti-s of tho tody with uc v ami Buuml malt rial,
hcrftfuh. bnihin-i, Cmimm.llon, llamlulAr tUicrise, Ulccri
In tho Ihrtnt, Sloutli, Tumors, Nodes la tbo Glaudi onl
ether turt or tho fyxU'in, Koro Eyed, btrumous Dlsclnrpta
from tlio Hit, ami tliu worst forms of Skin tllBcascn. Eiur
tlotis. Fever bjres, bcnM Head, 1Uij? "Worm, Salt ltheum,
l.rybii Acne. Ill ict H.n, Worms In the I'lcBhluraore,
Civnccri In tho omt, and all wcakenlnij and gainful ells
fit irpvii, Mzht Swell. Lo-tscf Pperm, ana all wastes of the
hro iirinti.tle, tra within tha curative rmgo cf thU wonder
rf M uer.i L'licmUtry, ami n lew tlaya usa will provo to
iiny periiu uliij It lor cither cf tUse forms cf dfacasa Ha
j. .i nt power to ciro tl.cm.
If tlio iwtk'itt. daily lecomlne reduced by the wastes and
tti 0'iipoiit Km that Is coiitlnually proprcMtlne. succeeds la
tirr-.-!ttlis thiss wiiMes, nnd repairs tho fcimcwVih new ranter
I il niMu ftom lioalthy blood-aad til the SAKSArAUlL
LI VN will and uoe secure.
li fi.lyildl'B th8 bAIWiPAtlttHH RFS3LVWT excel all
' ti iw-i romedlil airetits lit tho euro of Chronic, Bcrofuloup,
i u 11 iliutu.ii.il, mil bLla OUtasci tut It Is Uio only positive
c ire fur
-llH. or tho Wltttr Ulhlrtr. rlrtinlv. (nlrml nllli iitBtnnfAu
,tlu Mis or mi tpc.tir threads liko white st!k. cr thcro
. i i mrl 1J, ilark, Ulliiu appearance, and whlto tona-duit
1 1 ! nii-I v.hi;u tluro U a pricking, burning nensatlon
- V' i I v ttuti r. i id rain la tho faaiallcf tho Bacle and
,. iu i' 1. ln. J'rltA, ti.oa,
WORMS, Tho only known and sure Remedy for
I. ci -it, J,tjie, tc,
'fi'miKii' of 12 Years GroAVth
C "tired tiy Undwny's Uesolvenl.
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U.I. J i l.ut UMl.lBu. ir.A tni. 1 inssf
ir i.i -i". i ui"irf ii i wmiiiry ii) luitisa DO una in il,
in h I it r.l f-r twli y.iri. I b k U t Xtlsi tt lln
)' flit 4 rilti, au4 two hotllmcf your
I.v 1 1 It i i -1 il f.j i ii i 4 ( f tumor U U n cr f-lt,
' I I ' it' , 1 1 t, .) i ipiiitr ibaa 1 Uv tut twilrt yuu
I m r i r M,x i.. ilu Ut ifjtj of ih IowdIj. ovtr Iht groin.
I Hrha t'.U u ji'ti tvt thii VbsivLt tf blLiii, Von rn put llth 111
' HANNAH I1. UNAl'l',
OR. RADWAY'Sf
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
re fctly ta-tduu, cl'caut!y cwvtcl with swert pum. pnrgo.
nvrtiuU', luriry, c'l'nnsc, uul rtrcitpliiin, Ilulwft's I'ills.
(vr tlio turj .f nil ill-crd.-r. i.f llig Hmnnch, l.lnr, llowcls,
KiiIiip), Illjvd.ler, Ncnoui DlM-asrs, llcttilnclic, Const).
tiun, rn-ttlvriusA, Jiiillgfestion. 11 t.trsla, llillousncfcs. Till,
l-jiis 1 icr, liin.iinmtitlon il tlio llowil l'ilcs, nud all lie
raiimpnu ..f tliu lutinul Vlctra, w'nrmntctl to tirett
ni'ti.ltlvocnre. I'tirvly WigtUUe, coiitftlulng no mercury,
luliu'r il, or iWU It-rlmis drug,
EH" (I'lwm-llioft.Mowlntf sytuitf'ins rcwltlnc frcra DIs.
crOas of ll.o Wucntli o Ortuis l
t'-tniliit-fina, IwstI Tllil, I'lil'flf it tie TlorJ In tli. llrtdt
AcUily .f Uia blHna.li, Nmu.va, llsaiibt'rn. M,ru.t cf Kmi.I, lull
li.u (.rvt..I,l In it, no,, ,!,, t,, UT I rutlntf.,111, Utiklnir br llutUr
' r nt th fit I tht 8l'ni,iitl,, wlininliip if l!. Ikn4. Iiurla4 nnl
I'tiHcuH UMbliiir( llulkrlnn nltlis lU.rl, ('Ubkli r Suirockl!li
hui.itloiii whan In n Ijliir IwtHrn. DlmncM il lv,u ir
" ' Ur.,r. thi Blxt.t, l.t.rnn,! hull I'n.u ,i tl. H.nI.U.tUInry
il I r.,lr.il. l.lli.n,,, ,( l. H,i, .1.1 t).i, I'.ln In lU
II "fc l.l luiuUn IIuiLm tl 11.1.1, Lurnluj In (lit
A f. -y m v. KAlWAY'Sl'lU Swlll free lis sysi
pli"ii ii v "i i:T-J :5 i;t k1" l,ii''l',u
"Ji)!'.. ti';K ' 1 1 "I It t F." Bcn.l on Lttirtinmp
II JiAll'.VAV A l'l Nr.. b Unllrll UtlO, Kiw.V r
'U-W. '.I." ' '1 I- ti,t you.
u!87My
rilK311KNTIAI, CAMl'AION,
CAPS, OAl'lS TOUCHES.
Bcu4 for Ii.i.ustuatkd Clll'
tuiit nml 1'iiicE List,
CUNNINGHAM A HILL,
MANUfACrUUERS,
No, 201 Church Street.
I'lULADKLl'lILY.
Juno SI, lb7Mmoa.
JUSTICE'S BLANKS.
We now have on linml n larce ncally nrlnlnl
lUdortiiittiit orjUHTIUU'H antF CONHrAIILICH
IILANK'H, lo wlilclt wo Invite tlie ulUntlou of
tlicbeouiocru.
REMOVAL!!
I. W. NILES',
MUSIC WA11 K It O .0 M S
lmvo boon removed to tlio
I
NEW BUIOIC DU1LDINQ
OrrOSlTUllioEl'ISCOl'ALOItUltCII.MAtNBt
Wlioro no wilt Itccp a gouprnl hiiortmcnt nt
TUB LATEST SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, OKOANSi VI0I11NS,
nnil nil KINDS OP MlMtOAljlNSTRUMKNTS.
Also MU8I0 1100KH for nil INHTIIII M ILV W.
PIANO AND OUC1AN RTOOLH ALL HTYL1SJ
and rmcm.
TUB SIIOEiMAKlCR PIANO
is llic cheapest First Class Piano in
tlio market.
Having secured tlio Agency ol tlio
GEO. WOODS' 1U1N0WNKD OKd.YNH,
forColnnibln County, togellier with tlio
CELLDHATBD TUMl'LU ANQELIC.
furnishes advantages to purchasers not found
ciscwucie.
STATIONARY OP ALL KINDS.
A full assortment of
SQUARE AND OVAL PRAMEE3,
;all styles and prices coustgntly ou hadd.
STEEL KORAVINGS, CIIUOMOI C0L0UED
l'ItlTS, HTHIlEOSUOl'lja AND VlliWH.
5-Call and examine.
mchS'72-Cm.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
the iiLoosisnuna litehaky instituti:
AND
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
will open under tho entire control of tho
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
They havo selected as 1'rluclpal of tho Iustl
tutlon
ItEV. JOHN HEWITT,
n ecutlomau whoso nuallllcatlons havo licon
fully tested uud nroveil in other odneatlonal en
terprises of a llko nature; and thoy aslc and
havo aright to domaud for him nnd tho Insti
tution, the contldence nnd support of our own
citizens, and of tho friends of tho ontorpriso and
uiuuuuinuu uvvrywilDltl, jupuiutoi comiori,
convcnlenco nud hcauty of buildings and sur
roundlnzs. no bchool In the Htnto surimsscs this
and wo nro dolermlucd II shall not bo second in
mo Kinu, quality nnu tuorougunois or its disci
piiuo uuu cuiiuro.
The fall and winter session of twelve woolts will
uegiu
MONDAY, AUG UST 20 r h ,
and closo
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20m.
EXPENSES:
Tuition nud Hoarding, Including washlui and
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Tuition for day pupils, ujo dollar porweok
in luu muuui ncnoot, Ktxiy UJUUS per weoic. II
tho primary, forty conn iwr woeir. .Music, Draw
lug, 1'Alutlug, &c., oxtra.
Dills are payaulo, an I munt ho palj promptly,
pno-half at the beginning nnd it, other half ut
iuu iniuuio oi mo sesstou
J. 0. FllEEZE,
Secretary,
L. II. ItUrilHT.
i'ltiuldout
Twelve Years
aTh,ns Wild Mans Plains.
Tlio remarkable advmitures nf tho lamnus
wiin w uiiiKfanumu WAHiiiOH among the
ItedHklns. Tlirlllltttr nnnnnnta fli-cnt IImiiId
Hairhroailth lr.inrunliil TtirrlhlA I'nnln.ta urtMi
tho big came and hostile tribes. Spirited descrip
tions of the habits nud Mpenailioiis of that
Bt.uufcu j-uupiis, anir oportH, i.egcuas, -rrnui-
tions. II017 IhOV WOO nud Wril. Renin l)ru.ni-
Worshlp, (ti New, Frosh and l'oiuilur, l'rlce
Low. It Is fcOUriB by tho thousands with won
derful rapidity. Agents are making from .50 to
SlOUporwook. Choice field yet vacant. Hendnt
once for samplo chapters. Illustrations nnd par
ticulars to A. IL IIUIIDAUD, rublislier;
i-w, louuuesinutHt,, I'hlla
Tlio Raoo of Timo Koopors.
. B. ALL E BACH
WATCHES and JEWELTIY
DANVILLE I'u.
HILVEH AND PLATED WAKE, F11KNCII
uuoun, HWIKfl AND AMERICAN
HTEM WATCHES.
Till! HENOWNED KLUIN WATCHES,
A IiAItUE ABSOHTHENT OP l''JNK
jewi:lhy, diamonds ac.
Ilrpalriiig promptly allendcl to
MiacollanoouH.
1872.
1872.
NEW SPKINC1 GOODS.
-.'Oi-
M. P. LUTZ
ltns lust relumed from Now Vuikwltlin full
lluool
ULAOK AND COLORED SILKS,
LYONS' SILK POPLINS,
SILK PONGKliS,
plain slrlpu nnd eheiie,
.V UJ T I A' (7,V,
stilpn nml plain
ORAS3 CLOTHS,
strlpo plain aitdchciin.
WASH POPLINS, .
black nnd colored
ALPACAS,
FANCY PL A WS,
0 0 L 0 It K I) 0 A M II It ICS,
PEUOALES,
WHITE GOODS,
8UI8SE,
TA11I.A1AW,
VILTOHI.V LAWN,
UIS1IOI' LAWN,
NAINHOOK'8,
l'K)UIW,
0AMU11ICH.
LONH CLOTH,
ijiir..,
NAPKINH,
DOIYLH,
TOWELS,
LACE CUltTAI.HH,
SHAWLS,
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY AND Q LOVES,
and everything generally kept In n first-class
DRY QOODS STORE.
RROWER'S I5LOCK,
1 1 EAST 0 P. CO OH T. 1 1 0 US 1 2, JI A I N K1 KEEP
IlLOOMHllUIKl.l'A-
f N ALT.EXT.o-.i. ,
III (ho wntvlcvf-il merlicino to vhlrli Uio nRllrti d
nro aliDVU pjiatt 1 fui relltT. tlio "tur In -McvcHha
iu-t cn'ilitiiM l.t harm -n j ut -l
ttiru'rf iiint iveivljii curalivo LHiinTih , ul nil
la lmtlllol int'i tha iot.1l)lo Uiit.'c'.m r.,r
healing Ilu ele'e, t'.nu weroevtr Irtfi.w n.inl. nl
lu ma m-llchifl. Tho cvlilcnco vt tlii- fiut U
fo'iiiMn thi srt'it virL-tv or hu-l ii -I'nati t!!f-
VAQi Wlllfll It llU ll Vll 1 llliul td ('Miill.iT. Ill 1 ho
cura nf ltitll(lit(l"i S vevv i'oimlir.,
an 1 t'i c nl rh.'M ut C.jiikii laiKitui, li ha
ato mil I t'ia i.i I il ft uliy, nml mim-iit ihy
M. i h in j 1 1 i:i t It Ti j .ilo-1 nu'ilUnl tll-Toxc-I")
of ' l 1 - Wt'.' r r ut,-- iha t-cw U'l i oiU'hir,
it ft it'i nu -i at. t put-IUrk ilin
lilo. 1. Ily It -rvn a 1 1 itinrtiiiL'h Iilt'uil imiify
iiU (-' i;ur(iiH. it c u'j nil II u ntoi h, fum tho
v ut Suritt'ulu to :i o'lttntui Illott-Ii, IMin-
n? i;tir(l(tloa. Mfcttr1..! linio.Mii
nl r, a-i I Uuir cV nro tmllrnioil. ami
vl 'km i Imlt't au I a hiiiuI cmMituilon i-ttab-lit
jilpolTH Salt Uliritin. IVvrr
SiroM, Suuly or Uouli SKIu. in rhnir,
all thj uirnni'H tlNci"4 t-aiui-d hy liail Mmt'l,
aro cfiiriurol It thU pnvcrful piulOlnniul In
vUratlu m '.Ucliu.
If j i fjol il til. tr r.y : (IchtlltnUsl.liavofnll.iw
c jlor of eiUi, nt yuh nvi :i bum n tu)i- on f.uo or
holy, frail Jilt h -i Ut u nr (1i..Iiu,h, hail tai-ie in
mi.ith, Intonul h ut or chilU ulU'riialod Mlihliot
iluhi, Iv fr;lrit-, an I irloomy lnrclifillnvv, ti
rts 4Ura;i;3lit j. an I l.m.iio cn.uwl, ou aronnn-r
In,' ft'.m 4i pltl l.lvt r or " llllloit.
lioMs, h nu'iy c of l,lvcr C'tnu
plillntf) o ily put nf t!it)4) cvmplimii mo vyv
rloncol. A .i ri.nU f.n all mth cnt-ca Jtr.
I'lorco'a OjMj i Mdl.cil HWrnvciy lias lio t-qtial,
aHto.Vj.'t Hi'fj'.tcui'd, UmIu4 the 1U kvli otijtli
ciidl a;il hoilt'iv. P.ir ttia lino nf Ilnbilillil
Ioiitlli;itloti nf thi houi'U It U n never I.i II
IiU' ro'iuly. nil i'i no who have und it for thu
)'.ir))o aro I u 1 1 1 m jir.ilno.
iiia piji i -t r o'V.-r fliOO lfunul tor a minU
clua t'ut w"l y 1 1 il it fr tho nnu (.fall tho dU-
CiJ f,i- w u -'i (l ) r.'P-i llllltlnlc'l.
t'i! 1 li.-il-i "t t i si cr liKttlc. rM'pamlhv
H. V I't'f. ') . 1' . ifitir. m i' rin mi
cilUi. . . t N V.
ul87Jly.
QARRIAGE MANUPA IV)RY,
Bloomsburg, I'a.
M. C. SLOAN MIOTHKK
Havo on hanil untl for halo at tliu i.ihhL r,nsnna.
tile rates a splcmllil tnck f
OAHHIAMES, IIUUUIIX
and every iloBcrlillon of Wasons bnth
l'LAIN AND KANOY
warranted to do mado of tho best ami innit .tnr.
nblo iniiltrluU, and by tlio mo.iexiirildicd
worltmcn. All work n ut out from tlio cMulj.
llshmeut will bofouud to bo of I ho lil.-lieut clam
nnd Hiiro to give perfect tatinfuctloii, They have
alto a lino umortmeut of
SLElailH
of all the newest and moat laslilonalilo ktvles
well nnd carefully mado and of tho host iiiaici .
An lnsneellon of their work la anfecd na It I
believed that none niperlor can bofimud In tho
country, i.,,
, CURES DBCASESCrTCE-
r!R0AT,lU!VERcl3r
r.. . pt.tt tntffl fl.PNn llltlrrtt .icrnnt.
h ii I tiun i .iiul irm.nil lone timull, rroyl'lfi'l tlielr
boms nn' mil .1 llojcil by mineral poison or oilier means,
ami ilr ui' i iiiWUM-U'il IkmuuI llic roint jr rr.iir.
Ilyniiciiiln or Imllneiillon, HciiiMcIic, ram
In llio Mi.uil lus, fciiitli-. lUlilncsof ll.o Oicst, pirii
nf., "Minr I iiicialionsef the Momadi, Had la'to In llio
Mmilli, llili.ius Altai.1.1, rali.ilalion of tlio Heart, In
T inimiiiun of Ilia I.iun, l'aln In llio reRloni of the Kid
licii, an.l a limiilreil oilier (linfol )lii'loms, arc the 0H-1
I'iiiirs of 1 lysrwU. In llie comiilalnls It has no
equal, and one boiile i ill xac a Loiter Eii.itanleo of ils
nifiits lliati a IciiRlliy admlisenlcnt,
Kr l-'rniale triiinilMhil, In younij or old, mar
i il ir sinjile, at llic dawn cf womanhood, or tli turn
.1 hif, tlice Tonic hitters display.n decided an Influciico
i it m.-irlced iniiro.ement is soon tvrceritiblo.
I.'ni' liiniiniiiinliM'y nnit tiuolilc Itlifil
i.mtlalii and Until, llilioiis, Kcmiliei'.l and Inlcriml.
li nl I ccr.. l)i oases of Ilia Wood, Liver, Kidneys and
lllnddcr, llife Hitlers Invs no onnil, Such Disevej
arc canted bi Vuiitcd H'ciod, wh'.tli U Rtncrjlly prcxluccJ
hv dcrannrment of tlie Dinostivc OrRins,
Thoy me il lli ntlo I'liiRnllio ns well nl
n Ton'lv. t'osscssin also tlie r eciiliir incrii of action ns
n powerful audit in relieving ConRCftion or Intllinmation
ol llic l.i.er and Visceral Orsans, and In Ililioiu Diseases.
Ii'iir Milll l)licnri, Lruinions. 'Icltcr, halt
Kliciim, UIolclics, Spots, rnnples, rnstules, Iloils, Car
liii'icle". lhnc-wornis, ?c.Vd-llead, Sore I'.ycs, Erysipelas,
lltli, Scurfs, Ilisroloralionsof tlio bkm, Humors and Dis-ca-es
of llic Skin, of whatever liaino cr intnre, nro lit
erally di'R ip and nniedtoiit of the sjulcni in n short
tune by Uie u B of those Ulllpis.
Tho iH'.'l'eillcH of D.i. WAI.l.rR'S VlNEOAIl
HlTTlti are Aperient, Dialiorctic and Canninallve,
Kutillious, Laxillve, Diuretic, Sedilive, C'onnterIrrl
tanl, Slidoiiftc, Alterative, ,-md Anti-llilious.
llrnliTiil ThnilKKndi piodaim Vineor r.tT
tvp tho it. n 1 wi tiiloiful lunRori ! lh.lt net su.talncd
tlio siukinv .li 't.
1 WALKI'.IMVm H. IL rtrln.V.T.&CO.,
DrucRHts .mil lo-1 Ais., San Francisco, Cal.,
and eon.cr ol Wn l.n. Jim i id Clnrlloll Sts , New Yoik
KOI.li HV Al I. I UM.iilsilH AND DKALERS.
1118-72
nuaSSSm
THE IMEHIGAM
BUTTON-HOLE
AM) COMPIiETESliWIXU MACHINM.
-0-
Tho first and only 11U1TON-HOLM AND
HEWING ilACHINIl combined that has mado
ItH ailveut In this or any other country.
xrs-Tho following leaions aro ulveii why this
is iuu uem.
Family Macliino to Purchase
l, Hocauso 11 will do
rvurytliliiiTtlittnny ina-1
chlno can do, sewing
Irom llio llntst to the
coarsc&t material, hem
iiiIiil', fellliig, cording.,
brnldlnu, blndlngKath
eringaiui sowlus! oii.nt
Ihn KOinn I Imn rnfll l.iir.
4. liccnnsoltwlllwoik
la bcaullltil eyelet hole,
I
i 5. Uccanso It can d,
.over-hand hoanilnir. by
'which hhcets, pillow
cases and tho lllio nro
sewed over nud over.
qiilltiuir, etc., better,
than any other ma
chine, i
0. Ilccatiso tho best
mechanics pronounce It
tlio best lllilsho.l nud
mado on the best prmcl
2. Kccau.olt cniiworlti
a boanlltul hullnn-hole,
mnUliii; as lino a l-cail
as by the h mil.
mo oi nnv niaciiin
innnul'aclureJ. It lian
no mrliiirs lo breiiu
not 1 1 1 . i lo get out oi
orocr.
7. llcciino It Is two
II. llt'C.'iise It will em
broider over the ediie,
luahln a neat uud
bcaullliil border on any
eminent.
machlucs In one.
illuTTon.noi.n WollK
ino nud hkwimu
CIIlNKComOlUC.1.
I
sfNci oilier Jlacbluocan nccoinpllMi the kind
ill n' .Vll IK null on in ..us, o. i. it mi o.
Varlu-s uslnir a fiimlly i-ewlniruinchlnowant
a WHOLU 3IAU1IINU.0U0 wllliall tho luiprovo
meuis.
ItlstolastaLll'KTIMB. and thereforo ono I
wanted that will do tho most work, and do 11
llio best : nud this machine can do several kinds
of sewliiKiiot douo on ANY OTlinit.MAt'IIINi:,
besides doing every kind that all others can do
Tlio American or Plain Sowinci;
Machine.
(Without the buttciii-holo nart.0. does all that
Is done on the Comb. iut un eK.'t-pi bultou-hoio
ami over-.ieattini,
S. J. FAUX, Agent,
JIT.OOMSIJUUCK Pa
AtlEXTS WAXTHI) IN HVHKY TOWN
COJIl'AXV'S WARICROOJIS,
1313 Ohsstnut Stroot, Philadobhia,
llx.imiuo lhnm Ijihire ptuchaslny nuy otlic
Hewing Machine.
nUllsT-Mini,
jJoKEriVV, NEAL CO.,
i halt; us in
D It Y GOODS,
g ji o c e it I io a ,
AMI
General Mi'veiiniiAisi'.,
ULOOaISBIJUU, i'
)HII'Ji'7i'-tf
SEW GlftCHIIES.
A.A.. li
THE KALES OP SEWING HIA
chines in 1871, ns lopnit.' I, under cntli, in
ls7J, Id the iiwnoraiif tliu HVulnj .Macliino I'at
onta, show that tlio
JIAls' UEAOT UR IXG CO JI V A X V
LAST YKVlt ti 'LD
18 J, 2G0 MacliinoH,
NINETY PER OENT.OPTIIE.M Wi
JNG EOR EAMlliV USE.
THIS IS OVX.ZI
MORE SEWINO MACHINES THAN
WERE SOLD IJY ANY OTH
ER COMPANY DUR
ING THE SAME
l'ERIOD.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Co.,
3i uiiiou'squahe, hew vouk.
I'llILADLLl'HIA OITCL' UM Chestnut Bt.
J. A, Louo.v, Ad I', In Ill jomsburu.
hub!) ly
AGENTS ! QUICK !
you wlllinlwcliolco
leriuorv. i
(thcro Is n
riuli for 111
ou uio
LIIWIH' last and greatest worlt,
OUR DIGESTION,
or, MY JOLLY rUlHND'H HKCItlir.
It Is by odds the uiokt talcing and kaleablo houlc
In tho Held. 1 It In on n vitally lmporlnnt nub
Ject. Sit 1 by Amcrlea'a most popular wilier
on health. 3 It la, for Iho price, tho largfkt and
handomet book over Mild by mbhcrlptlou.
Aiiont, tho people nro eager loimuh a boolr.nud
will iirgo you to bilug H to them. Write for
tcriim, ah, Leo.
iiprll M,'72-tf. 73J Hnuiioni WInel, I'hlladelpulu.
THE
Hail .Ho.iaa.
ENNS YIjVAN I A
'h
HUMMElt TIMi: tvu, .
Klpht Trains (pally) to and f ,,
Huudaya rxcoPttlI'
Q
ItiillrontltJoiiiniiiy will it. nai tirm,.
nndarrlvo ntVhlladelpli1 land la 1 il
13AST.VAII.Tv
IjM-l'hllndelnlila i:.iiiri". Id
Ily (except JlondnyiiitiuOn n.
WcsU'hlliidclplilaiitVwn. m " 1
dill
iT "nr u luiivea ii.uils.j ,
nnt SIonday)at ssi n. nini il
'Iitladelphlaat7.01n.iu ' l'' "
t::W-JIall Train loavei Hurrlt .
I'tVS l'nclllo oxpron Ic.ivch Ilir
X 0:53 n. in,, and urrlvea at Wc ,t'i ,
, '.'loo-uirulm i:xprci leave, ltn.
(oxcept Hundiiln nt !I:0O p, ,,, .,,',,
Wosll-lilhidolidilaattliJjp.m, lua
. lUjiJ L'lnclnuntl Kipresi h n. , it
dally nt iu:ii p. in., ami arm? , , '
cloliililnntliililn. in, ""''".uti, ,
,;jj-llarrlsliiiri! AccomimiiUin ,,
at rhlffiltiJp:,,
"iW Liiionjlrr Train, vll loimt i
Hnrrlsbiirn thilly (. .v,. pt Haiidnyia
nud nnlvis nt sV.hi l'hiladt i.,li
WESTWARD.
4;U-i:tlo Kxpresi w. t, for li, -1
sbnrg ibilly (uxocpt Huudjy) m i l.
riving nl Lilo nt 71 W a. m. ""i
in r.iiu man wesi.ior ik, i(
buru dally ntltlin. in,, nirlrluo iv.
Cincinnati Kxprci lovr i,
daily (except H.U it rd:iy)ni lit; y ., , 11
Allooua tit JiIjii, m. ,iunl urrlvi! ,ni in, "
nvou. in.
1:1)5 Vaolflo llxpresi leiv., ir,rr ,
nt J:l.i n. in., arrives at Alloon-.ai ., ,
nrilvos nt I'lttslmri! nt l':l'5 p. t , n '
.uiliuuill iJAIiICHH IL.l ,11-
ly nt IAjj n. iii,.nrrlvesnt Altu in .
and arrive? at ljttiuiirg at unn n. m
thOiJ-l'au Lino le.iv-is llarrlsimr.
ccpt .Sunday) ntlij'J p. itiarilvc ,
l):Ui p. in., takes supper mid arrive
at 1:1) ii. m, '
l;J)-Jlall Train, leaves Hartl bti
cent Htitiday) at l:ixi p. in. nrilvt. nil ,
7:!jp. mtaKCHSjUiiei and arrlv
at 1:05 u. in,
7:1U way rastcntc Tntlnlc
dally (except Kuudaj, at 7: u n, u,
Altjonti ut 1:JJ p. in, iiL.d at I'lti '
in.
3:0J Tlilotiglt I'-mscugur Train le
Inn i. il.'tll V fnYt'i'til. Miitufu.l .. , .. . ."
at Aitoona at S:lua, in, nud arrlvi in 'i '"'
SAMUi L i
Hupt. Mid. l ,
gHORTEST ROUTE E.-Wu v
WINTER AliRANQJiMJ..
HAHTWAHD. wi" 1'W , ,
Hunbury', .'(i.t'u' -ij i'ncw'.
'.''".y'!1? 7.M C-J ', ,Ion.
Hazloton u.iu Hon
p iloliem, l-:j u.iii ! Hnzlctiu.
l'lilladelphta I 'J lo Cuawl- u
lla?.lelo:i, j.aj Danville.
Now York, jji- -j,m ,.Suubuiy
Tiinfill,rn-. ..
UV?im' v- J"'ill.V "J. train going Wc '.'
,7 "t'';iiiiiui,o..i'i Elicit iiaveiir.oiii.in. i,
llio Northern Central l.w p. m m. ...
renelilnit HarHsburg 7.o) p. m and i'"t-
,.. ...., ,,.,1, .wnu .yiLii uiu CMHUiUri (lI
Istnwn ltailitiad.
uomtortauio nud handaamo i .
new route,
J..HKUVHY ICASILSuptrn. .
NORTHERN CENTRAL
WAY.
On and after JunoiUd, is-., T
leave HuiiiiUKY us follows :
NOHTHWAKD.
lIAu
l'i.'M r.a. Dxlly toWllllamsiiort. I,
d.iU
anil
Jim, ltoclicster, lluUalt), jus
IN, Falls.
12.1 1 p. m. Iliiiralo, N. Kalis, ,e.
ii.Ujiv iii.willlatusportLlmli.i Lu
0'V'oiaud'lireXCCpt' Huu,JnJ"" 'M
J.tl) y. si., Dally. (escc)itHundaysi h..
JJull.lL ami Niagara Callw, vi.i. Ui ,
Irom JJliu li-.i.
TUAINS OOUTHWAltl'.
12. 1.5 A. M. Dally for Hall t t. in ,
l'lilladoliilila.
11.05 A.M. Dally (e.tcept .-Hi' ,r
Wiislilui;tiin !. I r, 11 . ! i 'i
0.31 r. M. Dally (except numl i , i ,
Philadelphia, ac,
I t1. I. It ( si
(lencrnll"1' eno'
ALniKi) It. t'lai:, aeit'l.tlup'l.
R
EADING RAIL HO A '
SL'lIMHlt AUHAI.O
1 IIUUSDAY, Al i.i I
T nilns lotivo llarrisburg i.
lows; At O.iil), ,1U, a. iu., iuu ,,
ntcling with trams nn pit,
road, untl unlvliirf al N w
3,U, and 0,11 p, m. rop.. , n
Heturnlng: Lnve New i
12.03 anuU.iOp. in. l'bil.i.Li,
and U.'JO p. in,
Lcavo llariiiliurglorll. uiu.
maiiia, .Mlnersville, A.-ulo I -lenlmvn
and l'hlla'd, at ,j,(ii,u,'
and 1,W p.m., htopiilng at Leban.
way stnt Inns; tho l,u,5 p, nt. imio ,
ChU'c, I'otlsvIlloiiiulCoIitinUiii .i
vllle.Scliuylklllllaveii and Vu .
kill ami biisiuehami'i ltn , i i
lung at il, IJ p. in,
H-lst I'eliusylviiuia i. , . a '
Heutilng lor Allcnlouii I'u-.i.in ,,t, i
at 7.00 HUD, n. in., and I j. ,.. i ,
It.ive New York at O.isi i. in ,
xud Alicutoivu at 7.'.' i a. "i . .
ani' ti.3.5 p. m.
Way l'.issoiiger Trolu ..m, ,
7,-10 a.m., eonucellng w ui. i '
l'a. raili'ond returning from t
htoptilug at all Millions.
Le.ivo J'otlsvlllo al 5. ill ,i 1 .
2,'Jijp. m, Herndou at lu.uil a. m
.'..luiind 11,15a, in., Ablil.iud ui ,,,
1. inMnhanoy city at 7.51 n. m ,
1'uiuiin.ua al (,:J3 u. m., and j,l" o. i
delphhi, New York, Heading, II .
Leave l'ultsvlllo via Uchuylu
haniia Itailroatl at8,15a. m. for II t
ll.lja. m.. ror l'l ue Urovo and Ti-m u
t'ottsvlllo Accommodation Tiam
vlllo uts.iiun. m., passes IteaiLii" a
m lug at riilladelphlaat u.ai a. in. i
leaves X'hiladelphla at S,15 ii, m ,
tngnt 7,Wp.m,,auivliigiU mti h
i'oltfctuwu Accommoaatlon ti.i u
town ntu.lia.m,, returning,
(Ninth and Uu-ou) at l,aj p.m.
Columbia Itailioad Tu i'u it ,
7,2'Ju.iunud0.l5p.ni,l'orKphruia, I
ter, Columbia, Ac; iclurnlng lui-. i
f.Wn. in and 3.a p. m., and Cium i
m. unit a.lo p. m.
Pel kloinun Hall Uo nl r. 1 i
Jiiiiellotiat7.35audb,','ia, in,,.:, i ,
luriihiL', leave arcen Ln'o I o.
a id t.JI p. in,, coil' j nl)
Uuadlug lUllro.id,
l'lckerlug Valley Hillr.i i I t.iim t. .
nlxvllloat O.IU n. in., , ml o.iup, in
Ins, leavo llyeis atO.Uj a. in., I.',li au 1
cuuue 'lin.t with train, ua I tij It
Culelnoulcdalellallioail liaiu it .ol
at a. i.i a. m, ji & 7.1 1 1'. i, i t.
Jilt, l'Ieat:itit at tl.oi, .s.oi ,u, t u. , a, m i
'.'imiiectlu'i u'ltu triiiis nu it.j.Uiu u
Chester Valley It illroai Trains . avi
port at .i,'Wii. m, nnd 2.1 and j.jlp. in. i
leave Downlngtown 't u..j u. ui.,
r.U p, m,, eonue -tu: i tvitu Iraiiu ji h
Uailuiad,
tu riundayi, I j ivo New York a'
phla ut fi,')J a. in, and 3, lip. in., ti .
tralL I'uuaiiiK ouly to Iteadluj;! It
K,uu a. in. ltarilsburg at o.oua, m. im i .
leave AHeutJ,. u nt l.3 and tl.Jj p
Heading tit 7,15 a, m, and lti.55 p. i
burg, al 7a'o a. in, lnr Nu.ir Yuilt, u' .
Allenlowu an. I atl'.ll a. in., ii'id 1 ,
l'hlluiielplila.
CoiiiiiiiitaUoii, Mtlt ige, K- . ui
lOxeurslou Tlukuls to aud it'iiii . t
ditt'id ra lu i,
D.tao checked l..toith; i j t. ... . ,
oach p.isiimger.
J. i'.. Wn "
Asst. Suiit. o. ...
ttoadiiiv, l'a,, Mij, 1, 167.'.
i .UJ1C. WA2NNA AM' :.
JLi IHIItU .1 MLHOAD
Ou aiuUftj stiv, 27, ta'iI.l'H .
ruu as folio., -1
UolugNoitli.
irrlvo Arrive
a, ui, p. ui.
.. II. IU 1,11
,. US 11.52
8C1.U110U
I'ltUluii
I. ii
J.JJ
I'lymoiilh H.n
Hhickhhliiny..., 7.10
Herwlck 7.:li
Illoom S.Oj
12.2a
I. '.UU
u.aa
II. 11
2. w
j.i
J.01
a.ui
Dainllle
10.00
1.27
ii,i,innili.n i.tmtn fli Kpiniiloll bv the lo il
trill i lor O teat lleud, llltighniulou, Albauj i
all points Nuith,Kasta..dU,c,LuNi)fini,t
PTEN'F
ARION PIANO.
'JUo only perfect Iimlruuirnt In the Weill'
; unctiualleil lu ltlchness. Power. Ilrlllllinry l
Durability. Hpoelal tcuns tiiTearheis. ?'
favors to Clergymen, Bond (or JllUklrulcd A'
iauipuiei,
C. W. FOSTEIl, Oeucrnl Agon
inarHl'71-tf.l Maucii CiiumCjI"
lliANK DEEDS.
, We now navo llio nnef.tneilinchl0'l!Hwr
DUHHH ou huiid mid lor mlo that vtna im'
1-opt lu Jllooiiibbuii;. LiuiiO hlio on l ekl I e
inimt pnper, Comiuon lueds, Lxcculor" ,
Admliilktinlor's Deeds mtull ulzu teod
t lic Cdlilliion Deeds, An.
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