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THE C0LTOD3IAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJ11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Ag rieullural.
Hints iiIhhiI I'lirm Work for Novcinlicr.
8 mo fiicnvra arotilways bcliliul ha ml
In dolnfr tliolr work, nuil this month
frequently llniU thoin not nt nil jirotmr
cd for Its chilling blast.
Jiulldingt not In good order should ho
repaired without dolay, all foul places
clonnsod thoroughly,and huavlly white
washed or Sprinkled with llmo.
Cellars under houses should bo scru
pulously cloanscd, nnd, If ponlblo to
nvold It, should novor bo used for stor
ing vcKctablcs.as thoy do not add to tho
health of tho family.
Anlnta's should bostuillously protect
ed, but only In thoroughly ventilated
Htalilofl. Thulr food should bo given
four or 11 vo tltnea during tho twenty
four hours, H3 that nouo of It need bo
refused becaiiso It ls"inus3eil"or soiled.
Many fnrmcru whoso oxporlcnco has
born varied profer Ibis plan, thinking
It moro economical, nnd moro sorvlcea
bio to tho animals than feeding only
two or threo times n day. For horses
and neat stock, placo lumps ol rock salt
in tho mangora. Food must bo varied
to suit tho kind nnd condition of anl
tnals. Ho who would prospor as a stock
orcoiier or dairyman, cannot loam too
much of tho animal oconomv. Com
fortablo stables savo food, and vorv ma.
torlally assist In maintaining animals
in n good condition. Cleansing tho hldo
ana frequent rubbing will promoto
health. It has becomo qutto a common
practice with sorao farmers to currv and
rub down their neat stock.and wo trust
It may becomu universal.
ICeep fattening animals on full feed,
uiu uo caroiiu to vary tuofood sufllclont
li' to causo nirnnil nnimllln.
Hogs should bo fed on cooked or soak
ed cirn, or cornmcal, almost ontlrely
towArus tno inst days of their fattening
Tin (i w llmo and ashes, hi small quan
tltkn, on tho floors of tho pons from
tint' to time, and occasionally feed a
11'".- bulphur.
1'oung animals ought not to bo mndo
U. e'er by tooeloso housing should bo
in ti ll gently and with familiarity.
Elvers and Colts may thus bo brought
to i. condition that will mako it a vory
casj task to break them into tho yoko
or i, amiss.
tf'ieifa, ut least thlrly feet wide, with
low posts nnd opening Into a yard on
mo sunny side, surrouodod bv build
ings or a high fence, nro highly npproy-
eu oi lor snoep and younc stock. Thov
thus havo an opportunity to oxcrclso In
tho open air and sunlight, retiring to a
well littered protection at their pleas-
uro. uaro must bo used in feeding, that
mo weaKer animals may havo fair
play.
Manure making should bo prosecuted
with the utmost vigor. As long as tho
weather permits, occupy ovcry sparo
iiour in collecting muck, nond mud.
leaves, sods, ditch scrapings, and or
ganic deposits, to bo thrown under cat
tie, in tho hog-pen, or manuro-yard.
Recollect that manuro Is tho floatlnr?
capital of tho farmer, and If benefit Is to
no derived from its use, care must bo
laKen mat t does not Jloat sir literally.
Devoto study and thought to this part
oi your larming, but do not sparo tho
muscic, lor much can bo uiado by a
proper manipulation and commingling
oi materials.
Top dressing may bo pursued as sng.
gested last month, and tho hints tlroro
given as to JUches,draits nnd drainage,
should bo heeded as far as possiblo dur
ing this month.
Heavy land may bo plowed, provided
it is not so wot as to bo sticky, and wo
should prefer tho lap furrows, that a
greater amount of surfaco bo exposed to
tho frosts of Winter, and tho case of fil
tration increased. By all means use sub
soil plows in this month.if practicable,
and got tho coarser manures under for
next year's hoed crops.
Light land, that Is not wet, will be
bencntod by being rolled after plowing,
and will be all the better if hoavlly
mulched with coarso manuro, leaves,
straw, refuso-hayrushos, or any mater
ial that will keep thosurfaco from blow
ing away.
JVwfi should be carefully culled ovor,
and all that is sound wiped dry, and
laid awayonshelvcs.in dark.cool rooms
or dry cellars as uniform a tompera-
iur :u preside Deing kept up. Cut sci
ons ingrafting, and pack away in saw
dust in a good cellar until needed. Cut
tings of currants, etc.may bo sot as long
as tho ground is open and friable.
a !ar and pits for vegetables need
clow watching, that moro protection
may bo given when tho cold weather
begi -i in earnest. Plants In cold frames
shouid get all tho sun and air thoy can
endu-e. Spinach and other crops left
out -hould bo protected with littor
thicl'y laid on. -dMrooto Hhould boim
med1 'tcly gathered and stored in pits,
except that portion of tho parsnip crop
interred for Spring use, which will bo
better off in tho ground, if standing
water U not allowed on tho beds. Grape
vines should bo carefully piuncd-tho
Concord, Isabella and.Catawba not as
closely ns the finer sorts. Somo sorts in
cold latitudes will need to bo laid down
and covered with earth for tho Winter.
This is also true of tender raspberries.
SlratcbcrrtesahouXd bo carefully covered,
and no stagnant water allowed on the
beds.
TccHIne Horses During Wlutcr,
A horso, most horsemen and farmers
Know, will eat twenty hours out of tho
twenty.four, if ho only has soraothlnsr
to oat; but this wlntor tho plan must bo
changed, and horses must cat what thoy
havo to eat In thrco hours resting
twenty-ono. That thoy will bo in better
condition for so dolng.no ono will dony.
Aim irtno light hay crop tho present
Beason but teaches farmers tho correct
juuuo ui jueuiug norses, u will glvo
something in compensation for what It
has withheld. Upon this matter lot us
hear tho opinion of "an old stager."
Mr. W. F. Blunt of Anson, belter
known to thestnglng fraternity of twen
ty yeareagoas" Billy Blunt," by which
familiar namo ho Is yet called whoso
knowledgoof tho horso Is second tothnt
of few men In thoSlato. mvx tlmt ...m.
nine pounds of hay nnd threo quarts of
tuvoi Iiur uuy, jiu euu uibko a norso gain
In llesh all winter; not a horso that ft
standing still but ono that is worked all
tho time. Weigh tho hay a fow tlmesso
as to take- it up about threo pounds at a
tlmo, shako this lightly into a tight box
crib, andeprinklo thoroughly with cold
water, men mrow over it a ouart of
muico uunjr.ufc regular nours
Aiiy horso put upon this faro and fed
uniformly, will gain steadily, and per
form an amount of work that surprises
those accustomed to feed largo measures
of hay and grain. Tho present winter
will bo a good tlmo to try this plan,
eepec ally as most farmers will bo forced
to take somo such courso on account of
tho small bulk of hay secured. Tho ox
act cost of wintering a horso under this
regime can bo ascertained intwo mlnu
ter. It will bo found to bo much leas
than many would think, Maine Ihr-mtr.
Young Folks.
A 1'alry Story,
Llttlo Clam Sholdon lived with her
father nnd mother In n protty cottago
on tno bauks of tho Hudson. They
had a beautiful Howcr-garden In front
of tho house, flllod with nil kinds of
flowers, such ns violets, tulips, rosos,
etc ; and every morning Clnrn would
got up with tho sun nnd gather a llttlo
bouquet, fresh with sparkling dow, to
glvo to her father to carry to town
with him, for ho had to goto Now York
to attend to his business.
Ono beautiful morning whllo gath
ering tho bouquot, sho ospled a largo
wblto rose, all covered with llttlo
diamond llko drops of dow. With
an exclamation of delight sho haslon
cd toward It to pluck It, but Just ns
her hand touched tho stem, a tiny
voice, which seemed to ooino from tho
roso, said :
"I'loaso don't!"
Clara looked down, and s.iw stand
ing on tho roso tho smallest being Im
aginable, who continued :
"Pleaso don't pluck this roso It Is
my bod I"
"Your bod 1" said Clara surpris
ed. "Who aro you, beautiful llttlo
thing ?
"I am a fairy,'' ropIioJ tho llttlo
thing, "and my namo Is Fragranco
and my grandmother, Mab,quconof tho
fairies, Is angry with mo, and has ban
ished mo from tho fairy land : but I
cannot llvo hero. I must tako ono look
at my dear homo, although my grand
mother said If I over carao back sho
would kill mo."
"Why, what a wicked fairy sho must
be!" said Clara.
Tho llttlo fairy only sighed, and,
shaking out her pair of wings,
sailed away, and was soon out of
sight.
Clara went on gathorlng her flowers,
when, thinking tho dew-drops would
mako beautiful jowols, sho took from
her pocket a vial to sccuro thorn In ;
just then sho happened to glanco up
ward, and saw tho llttlo fairy hurrying
toward her, ciiascd by a largo bluo fly.
As soon as tho tiny thing was near it
cried :
"Tho fly is my wicked grandmothor
going to kill mo."
Willi those words sho leu on a rose,
lmntinir for breath.
Clara hold up tho vial to ward olf tho
fly, but it was coming so swiftly that it
never heeded it, and so llow right into
it. Clara clapped in tho cork, and held
it fast.
"What shall I do with this wicked
old fly I" sho asked tho fairy, as soon as
tho llttlo thing had somewhat recover
ed from its frieht.
"Keep It fast in tho vial," was tho
answor, "and do not let it out till It
promises to be good."
So sho placed it in her room, nnd went
to her breakfast.
Tho next morning buo saw In golden
letters on tho vial theso words :
"I will bo good, always good, if you
will let mo out?"
So sho ran again to tho little fairy
and asked hor what to do, and tho an
swer was:
"hot her out. A fairy never broke
her word." So sho went and opened
tho vial, and out flew tho fly, alight
ing on tho window still. It rubbed it
wings witli its hind foot, and immedia
tely becsmo a beautiful fairy, and
then, In a sweet volco thus addressed
her:
"llccauso you havo kept mo from
ovil doing In my anger; and havo been
kind to my daughter, I givo you virtue,
happiness and long life. May you be
tho moans of reforming mortals, as you
havo mo ; and may your happiness ex
ceed that of tho fairies 1"
Sho then flew to her granddaughter
and after Fragranco had thanked Clara,
they flew off to fairyland. And Clara
was happy, for who aro not when they
havo mado others so ?.
One Worm Did It. One day I was
walking with somo friends through
Sudbrook Park in Surrey, when Dr
Ellis drew our nttention to a largo syea
moro treo, decayed to tho core.
"That flno tree." said ho. "was killed
by a single worm."
In answer to our Inquiries, wo found
that about two years previously tho
treo was as healthy as any in tho park,
when a wood worm, about threo Inches
long, was observed to bo forcing its way
under the bark of tho trunk. It then
caught tho eyo of a naturalist who was
staying hero, and ho remarked, "Let
tho worm alone, and it will kill tho
treo." This seemed improbable ; but It
was agreed that tho black-headed worm
ahoulinot bo disturbed.
Aftor a tlmo it was discovered that
tho worm-had tunnelled its way a con
siderable distanco under tho bark,
Tho next summer tho leaves of tho
treo dropped off very early, and in tho
succeeding year it was a dead, rotten
thing, and tho nolo mado by tho worm
might ho seen In tho very heart of tho
oncu noblo trunk.
"Abl" said ono who was present, "let
us leqrn a lesson from that single treo.
How many who onco promised fair for
usefulness in tho world and tho church,
havobeon ruined by a single slnV
Child's World.
A Beautiful Incident. A poor
Arab traveling In tho desert mot with
a Bprlng of cloar, tweet, sparkling wa
ter. Uscdashowas only to brackish
wells, such water as this appeared to
his slraplo mind worthy of a monarch
and filling his leathern bottlo from tho
spring, ho determined to go and present
It to,tho caliph hlmsolf!
Tho poor man traveled a long way
boforo ho readied tho preseneo of his
sovereign and laid his liumblo offering
at his feet. The caliph did not desplso
tho llttlo gift, brought to him with so
much troublo. Ho ordored somo of tho
water to bo poured Into a cup, drank it,
and thanking tho Arab with a smllo,
ordered blm to bo prosonied with u To
ward. Tho courtiers around pressed
forward, eager to tasto of tho wonder
ful water; but to tho surprlso of all, tho
caliph forbado them to touch a slnglo
drop.
After tho poor Arab had quitted tho
royal prosonco with a light and Joyful
heart, tho caliph turned to his courtiers,
aud thus explained his conduct : "Dur
ing the travels of tho Arab," said ho,
"tho water In his leathern bottlo be
camo Impure and distasteful. But It
was an offering of love, tmd aa such I
havo received It with pleasuro. But I
well know that had I sufTorod anothe
topartako of it, ho would not have
concealed his disgust ; and therefore I
forbado you to touch tho draught, lest j
I
tno neart or tno poor man should havo
noen wounded."
Miscellaneous.
BOOTS & SHOES.
AT
LM.KNORKS
SPRING STYLUS,
'UK LATEST AND J3ISST.
Every vnricly for Men, Wonion nnd Chlhtren,
OLD STOCK
Selling
room for
nt Cost to closo out to mako
NEW GOODS.
Bargains
Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM IIVLAJDE
CLOTHING.
UK HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES
ANU EMPLOYS TI1E
BEST tf O It K ill K IV.
For good 11 Ls and promptness in ailing orders
lueie is luu place ui go.
Ills goods nre delected wltn caro nnd his Cus
tom Work will compnro favorably with tho best
enoru 01 iuo iasuionauie city xjeaier.
HE KEEl'd A LARGE STOCK OF"
HOYS' AMI CIIILimES'S LCI-OTHINO
AND
GENTS' FtlRMSIIIIVtt WOODS,
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
WoorasburB.aept. SI. 1B7I-U
JOHN 0. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEKYI
BERWICK, l'ENN A.
The undersigned would respectfully Inlorra
tho Citizens of Berwick, and vicinity, that he
has opened a Confectionery and UaSery In
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Pa., whore he ls prepared to famish
all kinds of
TLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
0 RANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
AC, &C Ac, Ac.
BY ffgQI.1I3AT.1C AND RETAIL.
Among the assortment will be fonnd Cream
Nuts, English Walnuts, l'eanuts. Almonds, Fil
berts, FIl's, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Jellies of dllTer
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Tickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit or all kinds, Corn Starch, Egg Bis
cuit, Soda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese,
Hoap, Wilting Paper, Agreement Papers, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce, of all klrfds. Fresh Dread nn
Cukes every day. Ice Cream In Season, Your
patronage ls solicited.
JOHN G. JACOBY.
Berwick, Jan HI tv
tONNELL & BATTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE
HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
Hues, Hubs and Spokes, Springs,
AXLES, and PIPE BOXES,
HORSE SHOES, and
HORSE SHOE NAILS,
CEMENT, PLASTER and SAND,
GLASS, PAINTS, PUTTY,
OILS and TURPENTINE,
Manufacturers of
TIN WARE.
Agents for
IMrbank's Scales !
I LUMIJINa.
STEAM and
GAS FITTING.
Orders by mall solicited, and promptly
flUed.
' 118 Pcnn Avenue,
j pr.,1872:tr.
S. H. Miller & Son,
Dealer in
Dry Goods,
GROCERIES
AND
General Merchandise,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Miscellaneous,
KW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
SPRING GOODS
DAVID LOWENllEltCJ
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at his store on
Main Street, In tho new block,
Uloomsbnrg, Pn.,
where ne lias Just received from Now York and
Philadelphia n full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CL0T1IINU,
Including tho most fashionable, dnrablo, and
imudsomo
DIIES3 U00D3,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, KOCO, HUM, AND 01L-U LOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of all Boris, sires and colors. Ho has alio rep Ion
lsliod his already largo stock ot
CLOTH AND CASSIMElim,
BTKtPED, FIGimEl), AND PLAIN VESTS
B1IIIITS, CItAVATS, STOCKS, COLLAItS
huspend'uiw, and fAnoy articles
Ho mis constantly on hand n largo and well-so-
ected assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINOS,
which ho ls prepared to inaao to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short uotlco, and In the
bost manner. All his clothing ls mado to wear,
and most of It ls of home niumifactnre.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEW'iLItY,
of every description, One aud cheap. His caso ot
fewelry ls notsnrpaised In thls',placo, Call nnd
etamlno his general assortment of
CLOTHINCJ, WATCHES JEWELRY, AO.
0Ctl3'71 DAVID L0WENBE11G.
SIZE
Of
PEI
o o o
o o o
Or Stipnr.Coatcd, Concentrated, Hoot
ami llorbnl Juice An(tI2lItou4
ttrnnulc. thi: "mttm: 3IAXT
CATHARTIC, or ITIttltuiii In l'nrvo
Tno tiovr lly of modern MYillrnl. Chemical Ami Pliar-liiact-'Ullcal
Science. No ii?o of nny longer taking tli
larjre, ti'iialMvo nwl tunii'i'ou iilln, cntnpuseil of
clii'ap, rnalc, ntxt liullcy tuKiulictiti1, whvix mo can hy
fttarcrul aiilkfltion il" chemical nicnce. extract ull
the cathartic nnd othc r medicinal properties lain tho
mofMalnnMe root? nnd herlu, nud cuncenirite thci.i
Intoa lnlnnttt Granule, near col y tnrgcrtlinu u
ttliiMfnrU Kcril, that run to icadlty tnuilloutil by
tittle of the mot't n'tisllho f-t munch nnd M'tlriUm
tatc. Each little 1'iirffiitlvo I'cllrtr. pr'cnt:,
In a most concentrate i form.njintKliraili.il 'i power
tii Is embodied Inuuyoi tlm laro UN found lor fiK)
In tho fir 113 (hop. Viom their uot.deif.tl i.ilhaillc
power. In pioportlun In tin Ir tlzo, pt-oplo v. ho h.no
not tried them nio apt to mppor-o that they uie. lurh
r.. ('.-.vt.etn cllVct, hut null I iiotnt nil tlutfi-e, tho
different active medicinal principle of u hh h they in o
compoped bell)! fo harmonized inn! muiIUl d.u.ij by
the other, n to pindtue n mof nirrlilnjr nn 1
ttioroiizh, jtt cniiy and tiiiiul)' oin-rii-tliiR
cathartic.
$500 tlcivartl hereby Cvrcl bv tl.e pr ;,r
lor of thrse relict?, to ary i it'i.a-t n.i, i.( ii. itu
alypK ulll And In tlicin u.i ';! -1 it oth i.i t
ol mercury or any other i.nuir.d pui-iuii.
iSelut; ontlrely vci:allc, im it t...jl r
care la reqnlred while tt 'itu them. Tlicy o , tu
without dUinrbfttico to the tuniUi'tilcn. tin u.
cunatlon. l or Jauii.iico. uraj''
fitliuitlnn ititpiiro l.eo(!, ti
nil till IUC I A IUIMIII' OI 1 12 V v
zincBHf Nour llructulUm of i;. -ncli,
iBail tahto in muti.;. , .(
altaclEh, lain in rccrlon oi . ,4
internal 1'uvcr, iSloatcd fc V. a . i. j.mt
Sto. nncli, Hush oi Atlooil tiI.' a .1, j'tti.i
Colored llrhic, Ctiacia'ji:. ;t;ul
(jloomy rarchoJIUKM, tnUo E;- I'l-rca
I'ltannt lnratIvo lc!ict,. l.i i ,.' a
llouoftho remedial putter of h'y !i,rnt.'i' n-.Vj
ovcrpo prcitn arlty f i.Nm i '. 1 -av Mint
their action tiiou tlio ;.:ii:i.al uji.ii.
my In ii it I vorual, n n a t I;iti,l : tt , no
CHcaplna tlieii ....ti.il.o linprti:v, Ao
does not Impair them; their t.i'-.r-ci Mliu'ni d ln-ii ;
enclosed In pla4 bottle- p:vtve their liti.e- rn't i
paired for any length of time. In any cl) male, to that
they aro atway rre-li nnd reliable. whKti ! not the
rau with the pills found In thednir i-toie. put up tri
cheap wood or pvte-bnard Itoxt , ltccoltvt t tint for
nil dUeaee where n Iaall vc, A licratt vo or
lni'u'atIvo l Indicated, tl.ru; llnhi l'.dtt will
(ylve tho uio-t perfect eall-l.ieii.in toi,!J tthoiibo tn-m
Tlicy aro t-o!t) hy all mtter;rih:n(;
IranuistM at cciiih a ltttZo.
Do not allow nny drnsslcl to Induce jiti to t
nmthii. fl tt. it I in ly -- in JnU n rund a- my
IVllets ber hi hi'i.i iUv a Lwr milt on tli.it wide It
ho ncomiiifiid' If our dniLVl. t cannot Mipply
thi'in. 'iit l . i iih und ii-ct-ivu them by uin:u
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rru.ii.ru 1 or run KiiNbY.
IN! r.AMMXTION OI- 'llti? TLAI,1
I..FLAMMHuN UK TUB IHIWKL.
rOMlKSIJO.N OF Tlin LVN .
Eoun tiu'.jat, 'HH'icnr nitpAriiiMh
J'AM'H'A'IIMN (If tub hn.M.1'.
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IlAUAClin, TOOniAIIF.
M.ui!Ai,nrA, r.iiEL'juTi:,.:
it.d cini.i.P, .nri: nm.L.
Tl.e niipliriiluii ifu- llrrnty ltcllif tft tin r .?ti
I in wUro li-c j ir illicitly tsuts uittutloiil ci ulI
n mfcrt.
'Iweiity drff l 1 't A 1'itiM'T of wntrr 1H In n w
tkm.imiI enru CHAMP., M'ASMtf, MUIt KtlJMA' If.
h.-RXlEKV. CtUdi'. WiZV IN Till; IlUVj;u, .i
all lNU:ii.Ali VAJ :..
TnivtUn h'miihl nlw:iv4 rarrv n hftltla of in!wn'f
Ueudy ItelUr m it!i tlicm. A few in lu .utir v.il
piv. fi Ilkmi i r pi-l i fi urn cImiiv i f w titer ll U huiter
lliuu FkcU 1 Irani)-1 r nuUrjiwaalmu! n.t,
FtHi:rt su mivv..
revnn anu aih a rumi i rnn) o-nta. ti n. t
n, rfineili.il lU-M-t i.i ti.it w.i!,t tli.t ul.l ttirj iir .iid
Atc'iv. .i!. ix'A titer M.i urloi'H, UHlu'i. Spirit t, Tvi-lf'l!.
iinick us IIAIWA'-. IM:aLV l.LUUF. i'ltty cctili
-cr buttle. tU L'fJ'rii'.i in.
HEALTH i BEAUTY! 1
mtovp anii ri'iii: men iiuxid-ixcukask iiv
DR. RAD WAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HA MAUR TUP. MOST ATONItlUNa f't'ItHSi fid
UlT.,,.,.K.t,0.,!Al'11' AU,: T111' '!an(ii;h Tin:
IlilUY IfNUKItUiinS, l'MKIt thi; INI'I.IIRNiK
t!it 'niLiXY v'"-NiwiruL MumciNi:,
Cvory tOny an Incroaso In Flesh
and Weight Is Soon and Folt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop rf t!i SAltSAPAKlbUAX KKSOIA'KNT
rrmiinuiilcutc lliroiiti tli IHoud, Hvtvttt, t'rini-, unit flint
tlul.U tin.l Jules of thu vtoMi tlm Igor i f liftf, rr it rrpulu
Ilia wiivii'M of tho Unly wltli new im mul tnaUrUI,
hcroful.t, &)ild!li, CiiiiMifiiptluii, (ilaiMular ttleif, Ulcem
In the Tli nut. Mouth, Tumor, NoJc lit tl u (i'hml tmd
cthiT iurtfif lliu li!in, Sorti Hjta. Mnmioita lJiatliBrcd
from tiii Kird, utiil Hit wurt frnncf hkht iIUciuku, Eiiilm
tloin, Kcvir Sires, K-tM llca.1, Itnjr M'onn. Palt IIIhuih.
ly!ptl Acne. Ill.ict( Worm In Ihu Kltli, 'J nmnri,
C.ititcr In lliv Won ib, iin. nil wejkct.ln nnd lahifut tlU.
tlirttes, Mltt Swi-ilri, J,n-u vt Hpentt, uud ull uti.lLof I Le
lifu i-rliiuih. km ultliln tlm ciratlo rut pe eftliU Homier
i-r MdiKru UliciiiUtrv, nml a fjv il.iyV umj will trovu to
niiy m m tuiiijf It for either vt thou forma of dfw.uao Us
ju-iiut iovv.rto curs the in.
If il.v c itlviit. (I illy leccniiiiir reduced hy th wanteii and
tl.-i-imii'oalilmi tlmt U coutlhiiiilly prierenbliiif, eutct-vtU la
arr.stlni tluD ttSilm, i 1 rt kiJu im kitii0Mli)i new luutrr.
, id vv fro i licillliy Huod-und tLU Uiy t'AltSAl'AItlL
LI N H'.ll and Uoc4 jtot-nre.
Nut oidytin-a lUo Juiii'niLiUM ItniLvrxT excel all
fctintvii ii'iiiiilUI dii-iit iii iho imu of Ciiiouic, Hcrofuloii,
I mitiltutliuial, nnd bLtit Olicocst hut It UlLu only dobIUvo
i ire for
Uiiliicy cV ISlutldcr Complaints
iMnarv, nn I Wmuh dlwawii, (Jravfl, DUUlt, Iropny
I.I ) 1'iixu (if U'uu-r, lncniitli.iiice t-f Urltio, Hrlitlit' instate.
1 1uiiiliiiiri, mid lu ti I tivtui ilnru Ihiru uru Irlckdust do
-ji. or Ihii w ili r 1 1 tlililv, tluitily, ndil ulth ruliataiicct
h Ihu 1-1 i r nn iff.-, -r lliruuU Uko wlilto milt, or tln-ri
t i tiiitI hi, d nit. t'llioii4 iti'pearinic1, uiitl whlU Conu-ibut
i at" ')K -d uliui Hum H ft prliklnjr, luirulntt m-muilon
t,li-n i-.u-ln wjiitr, iinli.iliiluth bmallcf the IUck nud
i - ti ,i i.t.in. l'rke, $i.u
WO?llV13f-Tlio toAf knowu tad tui Rcrticdyfor
I. ft Ui Hi, dij't", tic,
'C'tiitHM' or ia VeaiV -rovtIi
Currd hy rraclwii)' ICcHoIvcut.
HivkiiLr, Mm, July I. IfW,
rtt. H riwjtv I h" la I Oirtii 'Juinur In tli varti tnj
1 v.'l All Ilia lrtri imJ "Hwr tut htlp fur ll." I Ul-4
x try It inir Hill U ri .tJ)ninfciiJ.d I Uit lioUilny bl int. 1 lW
i mr IU"lv1, "J tt itflt 1 wuuVllry it l.ui Lad mi ftllb In tl,
!i4iii. I wl mllirnl fur Iftln 1 l..uk tU Lulilvt ttxln
I'., ilviiit, rq wim l f lUdoft)1! I'llli, nl two UllUi vf iur
I rily Il.'Mefi KU'I Okm tt i-i igu if lytm-r Ut i wn vt Mt,
nn I I fl UlUr, intvur, u4 hj.pltf ihm I htr fur lwdv
l I urt lani'-r ma In lb loft iU if tb Uwli, vvr lh urvln.
I wrlu tUU 4 )V4 fvrlUH UlCH( VtWr. Vuu tin ruLlldi tl If
K)h. RADWAY'S
mmi PURGATIVE PILLS,
p fVetl tafklcM, c-lepniitlr conted with bwmI putn. furfrc
rul'tti, I'lirlfy, oi(Uiif, urn) itrinetUin. KutUny'v 1'lllt
f r tho turdf nil itlMinluriof tlm btuiiKb. Uvtr, IIomi's,
Kt.W'V, JlUihler, Kitvoiu IJUwiuv. Ilvailuclie, (Joiinlti
I Wivviir4, ImlUwtlUm, l)itt'Ui lUlounci. IU
iui Fver( Ii.fi.iuittiutloit ol tlm ItuWkli. I'llci.ni.il ull I
ruffrmeiita ot tint Intvriitil Vlcra, Warranted in ftfttt
& txiMitlve cure, IMrrly Vtifttuulc, (.-vntaluhig no mercury,
ndiifriilK, nr UvleterlU4 acwt,
ttf O titer vit tut folio lnj iiymiloms mulling from U!
crdtiicf tha Id-bUvu Ufguit
CtljKn, nin, IhIImh tt tU TloM In tU IUU
clJIiy of U Lumufc, S 4UM n. Ukrltm. M.niutKf rw, rull'
tmttvr U U fcu.n.nl, Kur truiUlt.'iii, hii.ltnf or rluitvr
iua-at ikaHl .f tba H.mm.b, (t li.im'ntr f tl IUU, llurrttj auj
I'llll.tilt Ufiiliitf, l-lulitfrliiital tU llMri, Ckulli.ir vr buff.itillbir
ru.41ot vrliatt lt l)lfl I' lun, 1iIii.m vf ltrt, HU vr
Wot- Ufra Ibakij'il. rW an-l 11 bm U iba lll.UvRiUnry
(f I ri.iraliu, Y-II.mi if 4 t-Uu ai..1 1 )., l'Mfn u L
fa. ITia-l, ULi, t)ij iuJJtu I ) if llt, tluruUif lu tU
) latll.
A 1W d. m ltADWAY'HriM S will frcttl.tiytcm
Tr.iMi kit Ilia nt nvf.mm.f.1 itihUldui. riiw. SSCCLU icr box,
MH.ii hy iiiun!tii-r.
It K 1 TALhK AMi llltij:" Hind one HUr-tamp
lo ItAIHVA Y A CO., Bf XluUkn Iat.o, Kw.YirK.
tuforuiutWu worth thmutuidit will U) n.ut ou.
U lb'72-ly
IT
LLEIS.m
Ik
REMOVAL!!
I. W. N1LKS',
m u a i o w a ii u n o o n s
lmvo hcen removed lo llio
NKV 1UU0K IlUlLDhNO
orroarriuiioiii'woiii'.MiUiTpiKMi.MAtMBt
Wlioroiio will ltcep.iKCiitinlnssottiiiciilDr
THE LATEST SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS,
nml nil KINDd OK MUS1U.U, INSTUUJII2NTH.
Also MUalO 1100KH lor nil 1NSTUU.MKNTH.
PIANO AND OUtlAN STOOLS At.h 8TYI.KS
ANDl'llICUi.
THE SHOEMAKER PIANO
is the clicajwist First Clas3 Piano in
the market.
llavlug bccurcJ tho Ajjcucy ul tho
OKO. WOODS' IlKN'OWNEl) OIIOANS,
forColuiubln Couuty, tosotlier with tho
CELEUP.ATKD TKMPU2 ANUELIO
furnishes nilvantngos to pnrcbascrs not found
elsewhere.
ISTATIONAUY OF ALL KINDS.
A full nswlmont of
SQUARE AND OVAL FJiAMBHS,
EJ Tallflylcs niut prices coustgutl y ou ha Jd.
BTijKr.ncjitAviNOH. cnuoMos .t roi.ouuu
riUfllB, tsrigUKOSt'Ol'JiJ AND VIUWB.
3Cnll nnd cxnmlno.
rachS'Ta-Cm.
jNNOUNOEaiENT' I
thh iir,oo.Msuuita utehauy institutk
AND
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
will open under tho cutlro coutrol of tho
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
Thoy havo selected ns Principal of tho Instl.
KEY. JOHN HEWITT,
n Eontleman whoso (inallflcntlons havo been
.v.n.uuuu m.uvuu iu uiuur tuueiiiiouai en
terprises of ii llko nnturo; nnd they luk nud
.H.iuywiinuu iur nun nun mo 11)611
tutlon.the confidence and Mipporl of our own
ot education everywhere. In point of comfort,
convenience nnd beauty of buildings and sur
roundings, no school lu tho State surpasses this:
and we aro determined It shall not Lo second lu
the kind, quality aud thoroughness of Us disci
pline and culture.
begin11 and wlutcrse3slou of twelvo weeks will
MONDAY, AUGUST CGth,
nnd clobo
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20nr.
EXPENSES:
Tnltlou nnd Boarding, Including wnshlug nud
heat, per week, J5.WI.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Tuition for day pupils, ono dollar per week.
In tho model Bchool, hlxty cents rer week, in
the primary, forty centsii
lug.l'alntlug, Ac. extra.
Hills nre payable, nnd n
il'U. ..ecu. -uubiu, uruw-
Jr i :v".-".''Iiw,w uuu .""'i' u paia promptly,
one-half at the beginning and tho other half ut
tlm ml rid 1a ntt)inLnc-Lin.
J. Q.fKEKZE, ' L. B. ItUPEItT.
Secretary. President.
AGENTS
Twelve Years v Wild Mans & PiSns.
Sl,?,T,e?!?.rI.n.bl0 mlvcntures of tho (anions
WHITE U1I1HF and IUU WA HIIIOU among tho
lied Bklns. Thrilling nceonuts of llreut Hunts,
iiiii.ivnui x.heupesanu'ierriuie uoutests with
tho big game and hostllo tribes. Spirited descrip
tions of tho habits nud inperstltlou-i of that
strange people, Their Sports. Legends, Tradl-
'!"".. "ow mey woo una wed. scalp, Doctor,
Worship, .c. New, Fresh and Popular, Price
o nwimu ."O lUUUNaDUH WllU W (1U-
derful rapidity. Agents aro making fiom .V) to
mice for samplo cuapteis, HlnstratloiiH nud par-
i" . Ai iiuuiiaitu, mourner,
Tho Iluco of Tlmo Keepers.
M. B. ALLE BACH
DEALEIt IN
WATCHES nnd JEWELKY
DANVILLE Pa.
BILVKK AND PLATED WAItn, PItENUlI
L'l,UUJvH, SWISH AND AMKltlCAfc
BTKU WAT0UE3.
TIIK KENOWNED llLOIN WATO
A LAHQE ASHOIITMENTOF FINE
JEWELlty, DIAMONDS c,
Uepalrlng promptly alien
Moyors' Column.
PUBLIC ATTENTION
IS CALLED HY
MOYER BROS,
To llio fact that (hey urn nl III ptiililug tho Until
luiHliiess with all tho enerity socliarai'terlilli' of
llienidolves lu former time.", lit Ihelr old bul
nesi slanils In
BKOWEIl'S BLOCK,
and nil ho Corner of Main nnd Matltct Blreels.
"lhelrsloclc Islnrgcrnhd more varied than ran
be found lu nny oilier establishment short of
Philadelphia or New York. All of which Is oiler
ed lu largo or email iuautltles at llgurosnslow
If not lower, than fnmn goods can be purchased
elsewhero. Call and examine lor yourself. Tho
wholesalo department under tho linmedlalosu
pcrvlsiou nnd control of tho firm, compilses
PAINTS, OII.P, UDASa, PUTTY, .CO., AC.
They keep constantly on hind Irom llvo to six
dlUerent brands ol While Lend, among which ls
John T. Lowte it Brcc., Buck Lead,
Wlitto Onk, Diamond, Arctic, Ac,
Varnishes, Coach, Furniture,
Daraar, Shellac and Japan
Dryer.
In eslors you will find TJmbcra bolh dry nnd In
oil, Siennas, Drowns, Mctalllcaml Vandyke.lleds
Venetian, Hcd Dead. AuierlcnnandChlucso Ver
lullllous, lllues, Yellows nud Ulceus,
nmong which nro tho celebrated Versailles and
Shamiock, vely haudsomo nud pcrmnnrut, aud
especially adapted to tho painting of blinds,
Ac. Unseed Oil, Turpentine, Ac. All sl7.es
window glass, largo sl.es of superior quality for
pictures, a speciality. Castor oil by tho gallon
or dozen, laudanum, Paregoric, llatcmau's
drops, golden Tlnctuie, Dalsaui Do Maltha, Ood
Iroy's Cordial, Essences Demon, I'cppcrmtnt,
Wlntergrccu and Cinnamon, All llio popular
patont medicines of tho day, nmong which wo
enumerate,
Ayrcs, Jaynes.Vinegar Blttc,IIos(ot
tcr's, Drako's, and Hoolland'u Gor
man Bitters. Pills, Wright's
Jayno's, Sehenek's.and all
others known to tho Communlly.
A largo nnd varied assortment of Knights woild
renowned cooking extracts,
Lemon, Vanilla, Hose, Raspberry, Strawberry,
l'luo Applo, Celery, Ilannua, Ac, aro oiler
ed below manufacturers prices, to
country merchants. Hplccs,
Cinnamon, Clovus,
I'epiicr, Mace,
Mustard,
tie,
nt
bottom
prices. ALSO,
Holland Flour Will
phur, Epsom Halts,
Salt Petre, Calabra Lie- .
orlce, JumL'amphor,!!orax,
Assalojtlda, Cattlu nud Horso
Powders.llluo Vltrlol.Exlruct Log
wood, Castllo nud Laundry Soaps,
Lnmp Chimneys, nnd Lami goods gener
nlly. Lump Chalk, silver sand, Calcined
Plaster, lioscudal Cement by the bnrrcl or buahel,
Tho celebrated JIlllvlllo Km It Jar, ncknowl
cdgeiltobeliy far tho best lu tho Markets, nil
glass, of superior material ami workmanship.
Consumers having oueo used these, will havo no
other.
Country Physicians will find onrstock full nnd
complete, comprising nil tho old staples ot tho
Materia Medici, ns well asall tho latter discov
eries of medical sclenco, Quinine. Morphia nnd
Opium always In nbuudanco. HnncoHios, and
White's pharmncentle.il preparations, Muld and
.bolld extracts Elixirs and Pills or tho Phanua
copiea sugar-coated. Poweisnud Wolghtmuirs
Chemicals, nnd Prof. S iulbb's medicines, n lull
stock, '
Winners and others will IlndonrstocK of Pure
Orouud Western Hone, Oil of Vitriol, sulphate
of Soda nnd Nitrato of Soda, of better quality
nud nt lower prices than can bofouud olsewhcie.
COACH AND WAGON MAICHIW would do
well to 8eo our slock nud Inquire our prices bo
loio piirchaslig elsewhere.
Our retailnnd Prttcrlptloh department Is uuder
tho supervision of
JIU. A. II. CATE1CA11T,
Able and competent assistants always In atten
dance. This department consists of tho com
pounding of Physicians' prescriptions nnd fami
ly recipes, tho pulling up of Dyo StuUs, ct,
tho retailing of Patent Modlclues and Druggist's
sundries, such ns lVrlumery, comprising all of
tho most choice from our most emlnout Ameri
can manufacturers nud tho specialties of all tho
Foreign, French, English, German and
Italian Perfumers.
Toilet Soaps in largo variety, both Impo. tod and
Flno Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Clothes, Shav
Ing A Nail Brushes. Trusses.Shoul
der Bracc3 & Supporters, Nurs
ing Bottles, Pocket Books,
Bill Books, &c Ac.
Cigars of rarest an! choicest brands from a eta.,
Pipes nnd cigar smoltors nnd many things iui
possiblo lo enumerate here. Tho handsomest
SODA FOUNTAIN
In this imrL of tho Htato. called the ucon r,r"
from vmlcli Inconstantly drawn, those cool uiul
Intn public. nlm. tlio mc-itleattil waters of Vi:liv,
9"r Mimticturlii Deparlincut, coramUe
iiii juuiuiuiii (ti nio un i nar
mucopa'a, 'Jluclurcs, Hyiuj, etc.,
OIL OF GLADNESS
a spocldc for Croup, Hums nnd Scalds nnd one
of Ihc most valuable auxiliaries, lutheeuro of
t-tii-,-iuii.'af iiiH.rseuess, eiu ever KIlOWIl. Tho
nrgely increasing sales attest Its popularity ns
a household remedy.
iloycr'sTnr Cough Drops a vnlunblo lomedy
for cousin id long standing uud Incipient eon.
sumption. I'lavoilug extructs.Esueuco Jamaica
Ulugor.etc, Tn all of wldeh wo ask tho alien,
lion of tha general public,
Tlm Wilimil will hIIII Kniillnnn In i.n,.
Its btntoil visits to their country custom,
ers.
MOYER BROS.
Mny 10, ly.
Pitt IVrtnu ciui littti llirup llKtci-A nccrrtl
Ina tn directions, anil rennin lone unwell, jirovuleil llieir
j.iiiip-, an not tic itroyctl hy inincril voisnn rr oltifr mcani,
ftml (lie tii.il or ui"i w.iiicil tovnnd the wnt nf trpain
l ))( ltltt or IiHtlnctltm, Ucatlulic, l'.iln
In tlif MhhiIiIlM, Ccmlit, 'I istilneM of (ho t'lieit, Iii
Suiir l.iuct.iiictiif the Slomacti, lt.itrj'.iMe in tho
Mmtih, llilmiii AU.uk", Palpitation tr tlio Iteatt, lu
ll imin (iiii f t tli l,miv, P.mt In the regions of the Kid
iict. ami a lnimtrcil cilur (Minful sympU'ind, nre Ihc elf
rnA l ls)H'p'ii. In ItiLe cotiiplamti It hat un
pijiiil. nml mo liotttc will ytoo a letter guarantee of Its
nuni- ihnn a It'iiRihy ailvciiiemetit.
Tof IVmnlo tiiuptiiltitH,n young or oM, mar
rirrl nr ttii cle. nt the htn of wnmanhouil, tr the turn
1 1 .Hi-, iIk-c Tnnic liittLr-silnpl.iysntlof-idedaiilnlluciico
i'i it i tuarUcd inirnrmcnt Is form perceptible,
ltv Iiitliiniiiiiitur- nml Cluoiito Itlifii
tiintlniti nml (tout, HiliotK, Kemittcnt and Intermit
lutt teve-s li-ci'9tif the llloodt Liver, Kidneys and
llindiler, lticc Hitter lnvo nn equal, buch l)iseasei
nre t ausett hy Vitian d Hloml, wh.th Is cencully produced
Iiv (UraiiKfincnt vt the DiKeMhe Ornam.
Thry uie a CJnitlc I'ttiKiit It c ivrll ns
it Tonic poMtsing o'nf) the peculiar merit of acting is
a towerfiil aRcnt In rcllcvine, Conccntinn or lntlanimatiuit
ol the LUrr and Visceral OrR.ms, and In lliHnus Disease!.
ttr Skin DKeim-) Kmntions, Tetter, Silt
Uheum, lliolchcs, Sot Pimples, Pustules Polls, Ctr
lmncli' ninu-norini, Scald-He id, Sore ljcs, r.(yineln
ltdi, StinH, itiKu'tiratioiisof the Skin, Humors nud tis
t.tics tf llio bit in, t'f whatever namo cr nature, are lit
tr.illydus tip nud ct tried out of tlio ryitcin In a short
time hy the use of these Hitters.
TIlO )J10tCTtlt Of I)K. At.KFR' VlNBOAB
IUtti:ks are Aperient. Diaphoretic nud Carminative,
Ntitrititius, I.axitlve, Diuretic, Seditic, Counter-Irri
Ui't, Sudtnitic, Alterative, and Antl-lJilious,
jiiitifnl TliotistuitN proclaim VmrtGArt Hit
Ti.tis the imst n uJcifiil lmij;oraiit that ccr sustained
the sinking --tsti in.
J WAMCP.U, Pnpr It. II. HIcDONAMJ CO.(
Drugwts aii'l (Jen Agli, Sin I'ranciscn, Cal.,
ar 1 conm . f W a I u kii nut Clnrltoii Sta , New York
COLD UV AM. 1 Kt HOISTS AND DUALKKS,
UlS-72
nugZS 3 m
the QnKrar
THE aMEBlOAH
BUTTON-HOLE OYERSEAM&
AND CO.Ml'LUTESEWINti.M.VClIIN li.
0
Tho first and only IltJTTON-IlOLU AND
MUW1NU MAC1II.NK comblneil that has mado
Its ndveut In this or nny other couutry.
i-Tho following reasons nro tjlvcu why this
Is tho bcbt.
Family Machine to Purcliaso.
. llccauso It will do
ovurythliiBthatnny ma-i
chlno cau do, hewing!
Iroln tho lln.st to thel
coarsest material, hem-
mini!. felllUR. cordlng.i
braiding, binding Kath-I
crlnj nnd sewing on , all
tho same tlmo lullllmr..
4. llecauKoltwlllworlr
a bcautllul eyelet hole.
5. llccauso It can do
over-hand Keauilng, by
which (.beets, pillow
cases nnd tho llko nro
sowed over aud over.
limiting, eto., better!
than any olhcr ma
chine. 0. llccauso tho best
mechanics pronounce it
tho best llulshcd and
made on tho best princi
ple or nny machine
mnnulactiiied. It has
no springs to lirealt;
nothing lo get out ol
order.
2. llccauso It can worli
n bcautllul tiultou-holn,
mailing as lino a pearl
aa by llio hand.
i iin.un ii .im , 1' iicoauso it is two
beanuml border on MA
-Noolhcr Machlnocannccompllsli tho kind
OfKCWlmrstntoll in Nil.. L'.:t. I. itrnl A.
1'articH using a lamlly setting machine want
. iivjuij i,vujii-c.ouo wiiuau mo impiove
ments.
ItlstolastaLlKllTIMC, and thcrcforo ono ls
wanted that will do tho most worlc, and do It
iuu uf-w anu mis iiiaciiino .uiii no heverai iciiius
of sewing not done on ANV OT1I Klt.MAUHINi:,
bcbldes doing every kind that all others cau do
The American or Plain Sewin-'
Macliiiie.
(Wllliout the bulton-holo parts), docs all that
Isdono on tno Combination except buttou-holo
S. -T IT A f TY A rvn i-
AGENTS WANTUt) IN EVKUY TOWN.
COJIPANY'S WAItEUOOJIS,
1313 Chsstnut Strcjt. Philadelphia.
I.xnmlno them before purchasing nny other
cowing jiacnino. uit lOT-Uu
jJcKErATY, NEAL A CO.,
di:aluu3 in
D H Y GOODS,
GllOCERIES,
AND
General Merchandise,
BLOOMSIIURC?, I'A.
JauSS'TMf
WING MACHINES.
rpiIE SALES OP BEWINO MA
A I'lllneH hi 1K71. nn roitnrli'd nmlnr niitli. in
li7.f, t Uu mvnci-H of t0 yUWUJ Machtiio l'at
MAN UFACT UBINQ COM LA N Y
LAST YKAU HOLD
18 J, 2G0 Machines,
NINETY l'Ell OICN'r.OPTUEM HE
JNU ECU FAMILY USE.
THIS IS OVER
S3
MOllE SEWINO MACII1 NES THAN
WERE SOLD 1JY ANY OT1I
EH COMl'ANY DUIt
INC1 THE SAME
l'EUIOD.
Tho
Singer Mauufactui'ing Co,,
31 U1II0H SQUARE, MEW VORK.
rilinAllKU'lIIA OKFt'E 1100 Chestnut HI,
J. A, Dokon, Aur. lu .llloumsburg.
aug'Jly
A&EHTS! QDICK!S
or you wl II m lss cholca
ofleuliory.lthero Isa
rush fur 111 u did
I.liWlhi' lam nud greatest work.
OUR DIGESTION,
or. MY JOLLY KHIllNll'H HIUHtKI'.
It ls by odiU the most taking aud saleable book
lu llio Held, lit Is on a vllallv lmiHirlant sub
ject. 2 It In by America's mot popular writer
oil ueuuu. u ...a, iur iuu pr.co, wo jurgrs. 1.1m
haudsomesl book over lold by subscription.
Agents, tho peoplonroogcr forsucliii bonu,uud
will urgo you lo bring H to ihoin, Wrltu lor
terms, ac, frco.
(IKOItni: MACIJIAN, rublUhcr.
npill 20,'72-tf. 73J riuusom Htuct, l'hlladelphla,
Rail Ronda,
PENNSYLVANIA "llAlw
WINTKU TlMli TAllMj,
'roia
Q
llallroaduompany will dcniu?, '.'" "
and nrrlvoatl'h ndnlniiln. V..1..11 11 U
nnd Urlo, us follows! 1 'ilit' '
EASTWAUl).
, riillndelphla Kxprcss leaves lln
(except. Mondaylat 3.U.1 , j VI' 5
i'hlladolphla utfe.Uu, m i u', "Jfi. '
York nt 10.0.1 n. in. u" Rrr'Mi.
S.nut. I.lnn l.isvnu ir..-.!., .
in., arrives ut West I'lilladcliifila n,y,
nnd arrives nt Now York at li ai n",1,'1
Ijancnstor Train, via .Mount Joy. .'1,
rlsuurg dally (except Hund.iyi H!k
with tnronsh car lor l'lilladciiini .
W.wt l'lillmlolpliln. nt lAIOp. in' W 11
raolllo llxpiess leaves llurrl'sbir , i
copt Jloiiilay) at 1 11 a. in., nt, VJ -1
i?l'ilsi,S1?Ji,,a " a,3u " "
cc'rmniaireT
II
in
V t
Imrgdal y (except Hunday) at l.oop , . 11
nt l'hlladelnhlaat li.il ii. iii. ' "' u
II.
Mall Train, leaves Uarrislmri d.illy
: ,u'. arrives ni i.ir.i '
iitll.'IU p. in., nui nruves ut New y'k
. ill. i
Clnclnnntl llrpress leaves ItnrrMmr, ..
t 10: W p. m.,uiid arrives at v""t " u'''
1 2:1) n.m., nud arrives at New Yoik iiV '
WESTWAUD.
IV n M.ilt ........ .
da..7iS.a.m:;ur71vhigurS.,,:
.Vada7exco,yi i!"
riving nt lirlunt 7:10 n. m. ' J''
Houthern Kxpress loaves llarrlsbuii ,i
IMn. in., arrives nt Alloonaat tl,',)! i
nrrlves nt I'ittsburB at K.lu i. in '
I'hrougli Passenger Train leaves il
dally (except MoiKUyJal 3:10 ,. ',
Alioonaat6:10a,iii.iind arrives ut i'i '
l.vl-i p. m, 1
1'oclllo express leaves llarrlslnug ,i
4:13 a. in., arrives nt Altooiisatii.!,,, ,
lireakfast, aud unlves at Piltsbui a, '
Way l'asjcnser Train loaves Harrui.
(except Hunday) ut 7: HI a. m. urriv
liotiaat 1:30 p. in. ui.d ul l'utsbui-4 ii .
Mall Train leaves lttrrlsburg dniv
Sunday) at. l:3i p. m. un,l urrlvos , i .
7i;:op,inforkUppcr,nudurrlvtsat imi
l.t.i a, m.
l'ast i.ino loaves Harrlsburg d iip
Hunday) alC.UO p. m.. arrlvusut All, in 1
p. in., and urrlvos ut I'lttsburg at l:i n' .,
I'ltlsburg oxpioss loivss llarrlsli.ir. ,i . ,
ccptHiiiidiiy) atll,30p. innrrlMs i"v,
1.00 a. in,, and uirivcs at l'lltsbu. a ! ,
Ulnclnnatl Express loaves Hit ,, .
at aaa u.in., nirlvesnt Altooni lu i",
and urrlvos nt l'lttsburg'at 8.10 a, in
A. ,1.0AM ATI', b li. ji.1,0,
Ueueral JUuasor. fi .u 1 pa,.
gHOllTEST KOUTE EASTU.Vi.j
K.VMTWAUU.
wnsnvAHu
1.K.1VE.
A, M.
Sunbury,
Dnuvlllo
L'utawlssa
llazletou
i.i: wk.
, ll.'JO
A'ew Ui
ICctiui.
I'llll'l
lleiuleii
7.a
U.Od
1 M.
llcthlobom,
rhlindolphla
llazletou.
Now York,
J.d 12.10 I llazletou.
sj 2.15 ratawissi,
1 -'..'!.") Danville,
J"i tl.0o Suuhiiry.
tTlioaflcrnoon train conuectsnt s.uui n .
,,!1,0,ff,K,4-Ml'-m'tr,lnK'in'Vesi, m, v.
yilllamsport6.:i0i Lock Haven t.i, p.iii.,iiun
tho Northern CtiilruH.W p. m.. niov !i
reaching Harrlsburg 7.00 p. m., and Ualumui.
0.lj p. m., und ulso with tho Bimbury ita I L
lsuiwn Hallroad.
Comrortablo und haudsomo Coiruci oj .
liowrouto.
J. IILIIVUY K.V3K, Hupcrim ulc.il
NORTHERN CENTRAL HAIL
WAY.
ou and aftor Juueaid, IS7J, Tiauis wu
leavoSu.vnuitY ns follows i
NOItTHWAlll).
12.30 P.M. Dally to Wllllamsport, Illr.ur.i, . ,i,.,n
ilabiua, Rochester, lluUalo, MusncuMoa t.,, i
uud N. Kails. "
12.40 p. m. lluiralo, N. Kails, ,tc.
U.W u, ni. Wllllamsporl llliuli.i Kilo .1,-.
0. 53 p.m., Dally, (except Huudays) Tor W. ,. ma-
sport aud Krlo.
1. W I". Ji., Dally. (oxcoplHun.laysi for nim.n
llullalo and Niagara fall", vi i, l.iiu ruirmu
Irom i:iniira.
TllAINS SOUTH WAUU.
12.13 A.M. Dally for Il.iitlmou.V.a.am. ,m u.
rhll.idelphla.
ll.M A.M.Dally (oxcentKuiidays) fur llaiuui.r
Washlngtou and i'nllHdolphla.
tornmJIdlte:,tS,mdayS,,0r 1!" """
Ml). H. YOl NO,
(jcriertdPausengtT AttL
Alit.kd I!. l.'i.sK. Ueu'l.Bup'l,
11
13ADINQ RAILROAD.
HUMMlUt AUU.VNOKM1.M.
TiiuitanAY.AiiiiUsrKt is;j
Trains leave Harrlsburg for New ur!r us ,
lows: At S.uo, 8,10, a. m and 2,ii p, ,,
nectlus with trains on l'ciinsvlviin ,i
road, and urrlvlmt at New Yoik ui
3,50, nud 8,10 p. m. respectively.
Itetnrnlng! I.cnvo New York n i , m
12.0,1 anu U.10 p. in. Philadelphia al i M, ,.
ami 3.10 p. hi.
Leave lluriisliurg for Heading, I'm nvn
mnipia, .Minersvlllo, Ashland, aii.nuoii u -lemuwn
uud l'hlla'd. at 5,00 and S.lo a. in
nnd 1,(1 p.m., stopping ul Lebanon tmd i
way stations; the 1,05 p. m. train coua. i
l'hU'a.,l'ottsvlllo and Columbia only. I'm I'm
vllle.bchuylklll Haven nud Auburn, vuvnm
kill and busuuebanua Hallroad, leiue Ha
burg ut 3,10 p. in.
East I'uuusylvnnla Railroad trams c
ueaaiug ior Aiieniown Lastou and N.-w
at 7.00 10.10, a. in., uud s.Oj p. in. Hcmiii.
leavoNew orkut 0.00a. in., Ii(i)iindii.,u ,.,
nud Allentowu at7.2ja,m. 12.3, 2.U i.uj
uiu' 0.33 p.m.
Wuy 1'iu.scngor Trnln leaves l'hlladr r
7,'JOn.m., connecting with similar ir.uu ua i
l'a. railroad retnrulug Irom l'.tadlusat - ,
btotplug at all stations.
Leavo l'ottsvlllo ut 5."0 nnd ,00 n. m .uu
2,30 p. in., llerudou at lo.OU a. iu hliainni u i
j.lOuud 11,15 a. m., Ashland at 7,05 a. iii.aul .,
p. inMahauoy city ut 7.31 n. m. nudl.; p m
i'umaaua at f,'!5n. in., uud 2,10 p. in. lor Phila
delphia, Now York, Iteading, Hurrlstairi.vU
Leao l'ottsvlllo via Bchuylklli and u.i(j
haunu Itallroad nt 8,15 u. in, for llarrlsbai, at
11, li u. in., lor l'luo Uroo uud Tieuioul,
l'ottsvlllo Accommodation Train le.msl'0 -vlllout
5.30u. m,, passes Heading at 7,0 a. in .
riving at l'hlladelphla at U.3J a. m. Keturum
leaves l'hlladelphla at 5,15 p. m., passing lii.ii
lug at 7,1J p.m., arriving at l'ottsvlllo at i'..'u ... ,
l'otlsuiwii Accommoiiallou Train, leaves IV
lowu ut 0,15 n,inretui nine, leaves i'hll i iciti.
(Ninth and Green) ut 1,'i'J p.m.
Columbia llauroad 'trains Icavo Iliaii iai
7,20 u. in., und M5 p.m. for l:phrat.'i,Liuz, L i.s
ter, Columbia, retiirulng havo Lnn -
.:Va. in. uud3.2jp. m., and Columbia ,.i
in. uud 3.15 p. m.
l'erklomeu llall Itoad Trains leave l'c ,
luuctlon at 7.!,3aud S,55a. m.,2. Jj j.ij , .
lurulmr, leave Urcen Lauo ul 0.i5 a m ,
aud l.-J p. iu., conuottug wltn li'.uii. i'
Heading llallioad.
1 lclieilug Valley Hallroad trains leaio 1'
nlxvltlo al 0,10 a. m 3.10 and 5.50p.m.; iciui ,
lug, leavo Hyots at 0.33 n, in., 12.1 and l.u ! "
cuiiuectiiu with tialns ou llcadiu' K.uir.i .,1.
Culebiookdalo Hallroad I rains leave I'ousi w
at'XIO a, m, l,20U.2i. V 7,13 p.m., leturulug I,
Ml. Pleasant nt 0.00, 8.00 nud 11, 2i a, in,, J.j . ,,
oonneciluf Willi tialns ou lteadiu; U.illiw,,
Cutbtcr Valley 11 illroad Trams leave in ,. ,
purl at M,30u. in. aud 2.10 uud 5..11 p, m, leiin u n
leavo Dowuluglown at 0.5i a. m 12.. .
5.10 p, in., couuocllus with tialus on Kuan,
llallioad.
On Hundnys, leavo New York at b,o0 p.m., 1'ui.
tdilA ut 8,oo a. in, and 3,15 p, in., (IIiuk.oj:. m.
train ruuulugouly lo Headlug;) leavu l'ulis Mil.
s,oo a.m.: Harrlsburg ul5.00a. in. and 2.00 p iu
leavo AUeulowu at 1.33 aud 0.3j p. iu,, tea.u
Heading at 7,15 a. m, aud lo.53p. in, Iur Haii'--burg,
ul 7.00 a, iu. lor Now York, at 7.20 a, ui ""
Alluntowu aud at 0.10 u, in., uud 1.1 j p. in 'o
Philadelphia.
Cuiiiiuutallou, Mileage, Neasou, Hclinoi .ua
Excursion Tickets to uud from all points, in in
dueud rules,
Uajjiago chockod throush; 100 pound! allow.. '
each passenger.
J. K. WOOTTIIN,
Asst. Hllpt, i iUlJ. MacU'iy.
Heading, l'a,, Aug, 1, lt;.'.
I AOICAWANNA AND 1JI.00.MS-
XJ llllllll ItAlLltOAD
Ou and ultorNov, 27, 1671, PassouEir Trains win
run us loiluwii :
doing North. doing Haul..
Arrlvo Arrive l,iuo l.c'
u. iu. p. iu, ii.iu. a.'".
craulou 0.10 1,11 I.I)
HUIOU 8.18 11.5J 2.11 l"."
Kingston 1 HI.
1231
12.2(1
12.00
11.30
11.11
2.31
2.10
3.CS
3.31
3.57
11.01
w.mrro j ers
Plymouth 8.15
Hhlckshluuy..., 7.30
lloiwlck 7.3J
iiioom e.oj
Danville..
10.50
1.27
l'uiim,ntl(ill IlllLilo at MtMimlnti iiv 1 ho 10.1 ) II. Ill
trniulordreutllend, lllngliamtuu, Albany and
all points North, rust mid West.
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