THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUR.Gr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
Treatment uf llcirrrs.
Wo ni'glect our liclfcra 5 119 woll nilglit
wo iii'Klect our cows, na U.o treatment
of tho heifer tells upon tlio cow. Wo
neRlcct our liclfers, anil wo begin early
when they nro calves. Thoy are too
often loft to trtko c.ro of tliomselvcs af
ter IjoIiir turned out to imsturngo, only
n lltllo cold milk given, and skimmed
at that. Hut skimmed milk Is good, as
It contains casein, which is wanted for
muscle. It should, howovcr, bo well
warmed, as othcrwiso It Is apt to lead to
tho scours.
Shelter lsono of tho first things of
Importance to n calf. It h not accus
tomed to storms, and Its limbs, which
are tender, will suitor If it Is not shel
tered. Hero wo aro very negligent;
wo should accustom our calves to tho
stall or shed begin early to fix tho
habits of tho cow. Tho beat feed, asldo
from tender grass, is bran, oat-meal,
and milk. Tho feod should bo regular,
onco or twlco n day, and In small quan
tities, for It will not db to fatten
or pamper a calf; this must bo avoid
ed. After. being accustomed to tho grass
which If It Is clover Is all tho better,
llttto tlao need bo given it. Qrass con
tains all tho elements necessary to
growth j 11 carries tho wholo calf suc
cessfully. IJut It must bo good gras3
a clover moadowls tho host and tho
calf ought to bo kept thoro till tho crop
Is cut, which should bo early j and this
Hnm clover, dried, should bo fed to tho
calf In winter, aud It needs Httlo elso
besides. But you must havo to do
well, grass cured with all tho elements
in a solublo stato. Thero aro farmers
who ralso their calves In clover lots
with success, who feed nothing elso
besides. But,lf It Is necessary, feed
hraii, etc., as abovo indicated,
Tho first year is tho critical time
that passed (successtully) there is Httlo
iIlMculty afterwards. But thero Is some:
care must bo taken j tho proper feed is
to bo given, and regularly, and proper
shelter secured early In tho fall. In
deed tho old habit of running to shelter
in tho summer must not bo broken up
for now Is tho critical limo ; tho heifer
Is to bo mado n cow at two years of age,
and bad treatment or neglect will of
ten defeat this, and tho loss is a year's
fodder. It is true, tho animal grazes
during this year, but sho also will not
make so goad a cow as if brought early
into tho lacteal habit. Many dairymen
prefer a two year-old cow's first calf to
that of a thrco year-old. Experience
says they aro bast for tho dairy. And
in order to gijt thorn to a fair size, It is
necessary tnat tney rocelvo caremt at
tontlon. In this way thero is great pro
fit in raising our own dairies.
Having attalnod our object in point
of quality, in co.ws, tho noxt consldora
t Ion is to ro tain and lmprovo upon it
by caro and good management, Whilo
good caro will servo to retain and lm
provo on Qualities obtained, the rovcrse
will as surely deteriorate those quali
ties. In the first place, a cow giving
milk should havo all tho good feed she
will consume, summer and wipter,
with asuitablo allowance of pure clean
water to drink, and good comfortable
stables during tho winter, with access
to shelter In.inclemont weather during
tno Bummer and fall; bo milked at
regular stated intervals, by tho same
milker; who shall perform tho milking
in tho least posslblo time to do It
thoroughly. American Slock Jour
nal. When to Sell Farm Pbobucts.
A good point was made by the editor of
tho A merican Rural Home whon ho said
that the man who could give advlco as
to tho exact tlrao when it is best to sell
farm products had best leave his pen
and go into trado, as his knowledgo
would cnablo him to accumulate mill
ions iu tho purchase of these farm pro
ducts. In other words, It Is imposslblo
for any man to predict with certainty
future prices.
Tlio safest rulo for tho farmer wo be
Hovo is to sell when his farm products
aro ready for market, especially if ho
needs money with which to pay his
debts or make purchases or Improve
ments. Of two farmeis. ono following
thi3 plan, and tho other invariably
holding for higher prices, wq believo
tho first will be the hotter off at tho
end of scoro of years. Ho who sells
early saves wastage, shrinkage, storage
risk of total loss from flro or other
cause, and has tho uso of his money at
an earner period.
Thero aro cases when tho prospect for
an improvement In price is so good that
tho risk in holding Is but slight. But
If any farmer feels hirasolf obliged to
act on ono unciianglng rulo, wo would
advise him to mako It a rulo to sell as
soon as tho produce can bo got to mar-
Ket in gooil condition.
There aro many farmers who futllolv
endeavor to hold over grain and other
produce at all times, and others who
will not sell even when prices aro falr.In
thohopo of a still futher rise. Wo would
seriously impress tho rulo as ono of
gold, to sell when prices aro fairly
iuuiuuuranve.
Let our farmers ponder over tho foro-
going Ideas.
The Secret of Good Butter.
Many havo been the attempts to ac
count lor tno superior reputation of
Philadelphia butter. Perhaps tho most
popular notion was that It was duo to
tho prevalence In our pastures and hay
fields of tho "sweet vernal grass,"
which often gives so peculiar a fragracco
to meadow hay. But It needed verv
i Httlo reasoning to demolish such a tho
t ory as this. Tho grass is ono of tho
t poorest ior nay or pasture purposes.and
5 scarcely exists, oxcept on cold clay
I lands, in partially shady places near
jirovt-a or low wous. wo owo much
more of tho sweetness of our butter to
the abundanco of springs nnd spring
houses in our State, than to anything
IicL-uimr which grows 111 our pastures,
dilk has a particular affinity for nny
odors In tho atmosphere, and water has
some ; henco whatever Impurities may
kci iiiiu 1110 tumospnere 01 tno spring-
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and tho very best securltv la nrnvldml
against their beloa absorbed bv tho
cream uermantnitm TeJrnrnnh
Clover for IIogs. An Ohio hot?.
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mms m wvlJ IMU DJ DbVU4 W J-1- V Ul 11J U
on ciover uuring tno summer, llo nro-
seuiH. ua uiu uuvunuiL'u 01 ihb man. inn
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y tuo ciover pasturing,
Young Folks.
IJiieeti (Ictcllii's llsonpe.
11V AMANilA T. .10.NF.fl.
There had been i great coronation, and
1'rlnco Fanfanero nnd l'rincess Qonto'
tin had stood up together beforo nil tho
valley falrlcs.and had rings put on their
fingers, nnd bells on their toes maybo ;
nnd golden rods wcro given to thorn,
nnd long, shining, rustling mantles
wcro hung upon their shoulders, nnd
crowns laid upon their heads, nnd ev
erybody sang "Long llvo King Fan
fanero nnd Queen Ucntclln I"
Thero 1 what could n fairy bride
groom and brido wish for more 1
But tlio king Hew In, with his
oyoi in a sparkle; in such great
hasto to know who had been causing
tho queen to sigh ; nnd tho last word of
tho strnngo Wtlo song her elves had
been slnglug, died uwuy In n whisper,
because tho singers wanted to hear what
ho would say.
As If a woman did not always speak
first!
"Oh, my love," cried aentelln, "I'vo
had to sit on this horrid, splendid old
throno and look beautiful so long, that
I'vo lost all heart. I think, hour after
hour, of tho dear children, whom we
used to visit together, and whom
have not been allowed to sco slnco the
night wo wero married. So much fuss
Ing and flummery I ltobes and cush'
ions, laces and rings, belts and veils
and crowns and necklaces t What is a
fairy's life good for, If It is to bo all
wasted in dressing and feasting and
dreaming ?
"And thoro aro babios, tumbling
about in tho grass, and falling asleep in
tho sunshlno ; whilo tho brcezos say
ovor and over to them their protty
words, that even a fairy doos not nl
ways understand ; and I cannot bo near
to brcatho sweet sound3 in their ears
and mako them dream of tho tlmo when
they wcro angels, or of tho tlmo whon
thoy will be angels sprain. And all tho
big boys and girls 1 I wonder ovor and
over If they miss mo though I could
never qulto know whether thoy saw
mo or not. I'm afraid they will get
naughty, and thero will bo no fairy
near to touch their cheeks nnd mako
them blujh for It ; or thoy may bo in
deep trouble, amino soft hand to smooth
their brows and drivo alt the darkness
away.
"Oh, my king, let us loavo our throno
empty for awhile, and fly away togeth
er, to find out what has bcomo of our
dear ones.
"For brighter than daisy-buds tint arow
Alivo Id tho sun to tholr very tips,
Is the smile on a baby's lace of snow,
Anil tho curl or a baby's laughing 11 ps.
"Oh, the woods are glad whan the children
come
Shouting and slnglog nnd rajrry with play :
And the birds rejoice, nnd the wild bees hum,
And the winds fly after them nil tho day
"The waves run rippling. In flashes of light ;
All in a hurry the flowers unfold,
Then why should a fairy bo hidden from
sight,
To pine with grief in n palaco of gold ?'
There I what could a kingly brido-
groom say, when tho lady ho loved, all
in a tremblo, burst Into such beseech
ing, sighing Httlo song as that? And
In such a voico too I Why it soared
and melted and faded, and roso again,
and darted hero and there, now high,
now low, till It echoed its way through
an tne shadowy corridors of tho royal
nouso, like tho light vibrations of a far
offbell; and when it was hushed, all
your heart sang after It with do
light.
Well, ho said ho would go, of
course I
Oh, then, what a whirl thoro was
through tho great, rich parlors of tho
Palace of King Fanfanero and Queen
Gentelin I Havo you, over lcanod over
a crystal spring and seen all at onco, a
Httlo eddy begin In tho centre, Hko a
ring of silver, and keep turning nnd
turning, tin all tho pool was in a quiV'
or ; and it seemed as if its ripples wero
being poured down into a shining tun
nel, and would soon bo all swallowed
away by thohurrylng whirlpool? But
when you looked, why tho spring was
getting no lower ; nay It was actually
growing Higher every mlnuto 1 And
10, what you took for a tunnel to pour
tno wator into, was a stream gush
ing up out of tho heart of tho rock bo
neath, and circling out among tho oth
er currents, as sweet and cool as morn
ing dow.
Thero wero elves, sprites, fairy la
dies and lords, gnomes, and puny
goblins, no biggor than flre-flles, and
looking very much like them in their
scarletjackets, yellow trains, and pret
ty, slashed, green sleeves, with bugles
and fringes and rows upon rows of frost
work laco, all waving and winding
about and flying high and alighting
low, and seeming to bo In ono of tho
most delightful states of confusion poss
ible. Now In fairy land, I'm told, it Is very
much as It is among mon and women,
who livo near tho royal palaces of tho
world. Whatever the queen wears, all
other ladles want to wear too ; and If
tho king rolls out in his carrlrgo, why
all tho gentlemen of his court wish to
roll aftor him ; when tho roval uennln
sigh and look sorry, other folks draw
down the corners of their mouths
(which proceeding does no ono any
good), and try to coax tho tears out of
tholr oyes-by holding their breath
perhaps ; did you over trv It ? lint
when queen and king look glad, and
seem to bo making ready to enjoy
themselves, by taklner a trin and pot
ting a glimpse of tho world, then yor.
may seo such a rushing to and fro, as
every man and woman must keop
in motion or dlo.
So It happenod that tho flarlej hn
weroolways roady In tho palaco bogati
to whirl about, and set tholr hi .tie,
iiiuuiurou caps on tneir heads, and tlo
on their ribbons and sashes, and mi
reauy to roiiow on after their Wed
king and queen ; and thoueh vnn
i-uuiuu'i bdu wiiero tnoy came from,
a stream of little folk kept rushlnu in
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and eddy Ing about, and filling up tho
wiuo nans, anu crowding uround tho
golden window-caslng, till I Boppcsoall
1110 lorus anu lauies or tho krlnrrilom
wero thoro, eager to fly away and visit
tho children.
Qentolln smiled right sweetly as her
mottier. nrettv Liativ uaivl-it wnn,t
iii-ruauay scan over ner (ir.ti(rlitir'.
arms, and hung strings of pearls all
about her neck, aud on her dolleatn
wrists 1 moiuers nuo 10 sco tholr ilain.h.
tors look Hko nueens,. nnd ihon li
ded gaily aud snatched a ilvlntr .kiss, iw
she spread her wings, and went waver
ing away Hko a velvet moth, by tho
side of tho smiling king,
ICONTINUKD.
MiflcollanQous.
BOOTS & SHOES.
AT
E.M.KNORR'S
SPUING STYLES,
THE LATEST AND BEST.
Every variety for Jicu, Women nnd Children.
OLD STOCK
Selling at Cost to closo out to mako
room for
NEW GOODS.
Bargains ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
axjSTonvE ovicide
CLOTHING.
HE 1IAS THE
FINE3T GOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND ESIl'LOYS THE
BUST VT O U K 31 E N.
" Fori
theiei
:ooJ ilt.s and promptness lu Ailing orders
s me piaco U) go.
His crnodfl nro RAlnntnil wlttt rarA find his Onq
torn Work will compare favorably with the best
euurw ui iuu josuionauie cuy 4eaier.
HE KEEPS A LARGE STOCK OF
BOYS' AM) CHILDREN'S .CLOTHING
AND
GEXTS' rUUXlSHIXO GOODS
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
Bloomsburs. Bept. a), 1S7M1
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONER Yl
BERWICK, FENNA,
Tho nnderslcned would resnectfnllv lnlorm
the Citizens of Berwick, and vicinity, that he
una upeueu u uunjecuonery ana liasery in
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwick, Pa., where he fa prepared to fnrnlsh
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FItENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
do., Ac, da, Ac,
BY WHOLESALE AITD RETAIL.
.Among the assortment will be found Cream
Nuts, English Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds, Kli.
berts. Figs, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Jellies of differ
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit of all kinds. Corn Starch, Egg Ills
cult, Boda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese,
juu,r, ...lug .tfllCl, ASlOCUlOUt tTlipOTO. 2iU'
volopcs,
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce of nil kinds. Fresh Bread nn
Cakes every day. Ice Cream In Benson, Your
piurunage is soiiciieu.
JOHNH.JACOBY,
Berwick, Jan 171 tv
QONNELL & BA.TTIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
BUILDERS' AND CARRIAGE
HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS,
Rims, 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
Fairbank's Scales !
CPLUMBING.
STEAM and
GAS FITTING.
XT- Orders by mall solicited, and promptly
ruled.
118 Perm Avenue,
SORANTON,
apr. 4,187'itf.
S. H. Miller & Son,
Dealer in
GROCERIES
AND
General Merchandise,
BLOOjtfSBURG, PA.
Mirscollanoona,
prEW, STOCK OF CLOTHING .
Fresh arrival of
SPRING GOODS
DAVID LOWENBERQ
Invites At tentlon to his stock ot
CHEAP AND FA81II0NAULE CLOTHING,
nt hla atore on
Main Street, lu tho new block,
Bloomsbnrg, Pa.,
Where ne has Just received from Now York and
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durablo, nnd
handsome
, . DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, HACK, ROCO, GUM, AND OIL-ULOTII
COATSAND PANTS.
ot alt sorts'.slcosandoolors, Ho has nho replen
lsheu his already largo stock of
CLOTH AND 0AS3IMKRE,
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN VESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
HUSPENDEUS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
ne nas constantly on uaun n largo nnd weii-ec-
ected assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINOS,
Which ho Is prepared to mako to order Into nny
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
nnd most of It Is of homo muuuractnre,
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
of every description, flue and cheap, Hlscaso .ol
fewclry la notsurpassed lu thls',placo. Call and
examine his genornl assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, 40.
ocliril DAVID LOWENBERG.
This Cut lllmtratci tho mimnrof Utlnj i
'DR. PIEHOE'S
touiitain ."Vasal Injector,
Tlilj Inftrnment Is especially designed for tlio per
fect apjilicatlun of
On. GACE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
Itl tlio inly form of Instrument yet Invented with
which II. li.l nieillclna csu bo enrrird high oml
lMfbCUtl mulled tu all Ixllt3 of tho nflfrtcf nnnii! h...
y;t in ma cimniucra or caviuce commmiieatini;
tlierjwUh, in which oroand nicer ficqiicntlvcxlrt,
ami fro n which tho catarrhal illjclmruo centrally nro
coj1. Tii.Mv.iiUortucce'sIn treatinct'alarrlilicro.
tajo.,11 id Uw elinmucra or cavillcn coinmimlcalini
torjro hn nrlscn larsclir from tho lnimsililllty of
nn:ihin ' rcnsille. to
mcso cm men nnd'ehamhers
by any of tho ordinary methods.
Till? obstacle in
tho way of eirjctlnj cures U entirely ocrccime liytho
Invention of tho Donelio. In tislnir Oils ItiM'nitncnt.
II.A Cl.lt ,1. H...U, k.. li .. .I.Li. u . .
in. i mi. ii wi igu ui ii uwn npigmi no snunino. tore
Jnj or p i nplng Dclng requlrod,) up one nosti II In n full
fio.itly il.ivvini; stream ti tho lilgiiest portion uf tl.o
rii" il I' isa;c. passes Into and thoronclily rlcniiFcs
hllt'iot'iho. and chambers connected tlicirwith. and
n j.v ju-jui iieoppos'ionosirn. iisnve t I'Uniantfllul
so flmpli! that n chili) can understand It. l ull
nil I ovpllrlt directions aicomiany each
ln.tr i.H3nt. When used Vtlth this instrument. Dr.
Si.'uV Citanh ltcmedy cmes recent attacks ot
'l.'ulrt In tlio Ilcnilbya few application.
Symptom of Calnrrb. Frequent head,
acho, discharRO filling Into throat, sometimes pio
fno. watery, thick mucus, purulent, offonshe, Ac.
In others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or Inflamed
etc, stopping np or obstruction of nasal nassai-es,
rln jliij" In cars.dcarnc.s, hattkln nnd roujrhlni; to
cb.ir throat, ulcerations, Ecahs irom ulicrs, toicc
alrercl, nasit ttvan?, ollenslto breath, Impnlred ci
tttaldoprl ration o( sense of smell and taste, fllzil
nasi, moiit.il depression, los of appetite, Indiges
tion, enlarged tonsils, tickling coui-h, Ac. Only a
Tow of theso symptoms aro likely to bo present in
aurcaso at ono time.
tlr. Sarjc's Catnrrh Remedy, when used
with llr. I'lerco'sNnMitl llonchu,andsccom
paniod with the constitntlnnal treatment which Is
recoumended In the pamphlet that wraps each bnt
tl J of tho ltcmedy. Is n perfect specific for this loatli
somodiscaso, and tho proprI:tor offers, In eood faith,
Sj(K) reward for n case ho can not cure. 'Iho
Remedy Is mild nnd pleasant to nse, containing i.n
strong or ca'i'tle drugs or poisons. Tho Catarrh
liemeily Is sold at 50 cents, linucho at fio cents, by
ni l llriiceiutN, or cither it 111 ho mailed byrro
prictor on receipt of 60 cents.
ii. v. p-iintcr. hi. n
.Soto lVoiirictor.
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DRa R A D WAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
Evory i5ay nn Incica3a In Flosh
and Wol"ht Is Soen nnd Folt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Kvcrv ilrnn e.f l!.a RATtSA I. MSI I.T.I A V T(rs.nT vrnre
ro imiuiiluitLt thruticU U.o l;ino., hwvat. IViiio.oml ctlicv
fluIiUanl Jalcs of tlio pj kIciii tlio ii(or tt life, for it retain
tliH wait ir tlio Irfifly with fw ami bouml niatprLU.
KrafiiK Hji'lilt's (onni!iiilln, (lamlu1ar ttlscniw, L'lccra
iiiur iarti(.r tlio vlcm, rinru Kyw. Ktnimcm l)Lliniirt
."i""i m uii iuut'B in ma iiiAiidi ami
rr-m tti Kint.ntnl Hie urrt firr'im.f Kkln ilcantii. Kiud.
r-'ver nirca, conn twiw, lung Vi.itn, halt Khcuui.
i.i vi; iv. iincn rj".ia, i mis m mo nofch, '1 uniorp.
t .urcr Jti lite Vninli, nn! nil wenluMinr uml i.ulnful din.
turci-H Md'it hwvan, In of Sixtiii, ami all utt-icf the
ill ITI' i I. lit' 1to ullliln tlin riintttm rn.na if ti.U u
rf Mi.tl'Tii ('tiemlntrr, uu n few !ay' uso Mill ttovc to
r.nv i'-in in tHntc It f.T iltltu cf tamo furma U dbcasg iti
imim jimvcr in euro inciii,
11 i iv "ivm. u 11 wo. Qini rcuuccd fymfi wasteland
! )-i iili It 11. tli.it U cimtliumlly ( rocrcNrtiijr. uccfd In
hi i Hic9 MA-itri, nrnl n i-alm t lie naiue with new nrntrr.
' 'i. . 1 ft nti luvilth I IhihI tint tlil ft,. i tiu iiitmr
1,1 V will diiit ilw iouir.',
N t IHill ll" till! SltUAPBtf t IIV TTrairvvw l aft
Ui vn r ii lUl n)f.i in Uiu curu f.f 1'tininlc, Hcrofuloui.
i nirtitiil,ou.i',u.JiSUil i!l;4kOt tut It Ii tlio only pynltho
ICldisvy IJIiuIdcr Complaint,
rrmrv, (ivl lrmiji tlNraw-, (Jnrel, DK).tpi, Tinny
hi.i (Hifu nf Wtit r. Itir.iiliutnoi.f Urlnr, Hrlrfht'i lUieiv-Ct
r. n,r il.u itirUllikk.ilouily, mlxv.1 with luUUncci
i v tlio hits f an i (re, t-r tlircmU like v. lilt milk, or thero
-ii iitdri'til, u.irlc, M.Idus ni-iicaraiice, uuJ white bnncduit
l" Hi, ainl v.l.eu ihtro U it irkkliir, laming wnsatlon
i l.i-n nj watiT, tu.l f.alii Imho bamllft the lUck aud
.Ifi.'t i I-"'" 1'rico, tji.oj,
WORMS. Tho oi.ly koown tnj but Remedy for
Tmimr or 12 Year' Growth
Curt'! by Ktwlway's nctolvcnt,
... . rLy( Miu,JfllyII( W. 1
r i r,,?7 .( 1 r ' 0wl- Tuniur In tU. ovrl kd.1
h -I. M III i 1 1 t n i I ' ilia nn hrlf.. Ii I t.U
it.ryli it I'm! V r. .iftiim-n.kj u nniUInu lili4 jn. I w
) '' ll"'!. M Hi .ugl.t 1 wouUlry ll but bj no fail in tt.
U.41 o I hn.1 uUr-l ( lw,r tMr. (lj i,,,, o( t
l.Kv il, ij oi irlt'clr)1i I'lIU, Rn4 two Utllir our
iu.i utiiir, (inHiirr, uml r. trna i ar lvt I TtHUL
r.t lninr mil
list ill i. W )0O (kit tii4 UuelHU frtLi
Yim ran i.ul.U.l. It If
lit Will I' V V i un
DR. RAOWAY'S
r:RFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.
IT f ct l.iMI.-, rldrtutty (onlw! with iwfft ruro. rnr.
r'tf'tlito. iniriry. ci-aiiw, mil trtn(thin. Uatlwaj1 I'llls,
in- vui v ilt( iiiniirtti'l I I Kill riUIMilt'll. IIVIT, ixiweiaj,
tminvit( Il'j'Mfr, prvl l)lim-. Hcutlnrhe, (Jowatlna.
on, ('iiNtlvt-iieHii, imllc.tlon, lhstTtiiiU. lllllount, B K
I'M ! VVIT. lllflikTllllll.ttitll (.1 tlia llnutlH. I'll!, mi.l i.ll Tift.
nutffinvittd uf the InUntal Vlvra. warmntod to tfTcit
a iMMttUe curs, l'urtly VtKCtaUc, uinlaioli g uq mercury.
l-lLfrHKiTdoUlerl-'iudriijH.
ITr- Oiwrv'i the fellow Inn ij-ruitomi rciuHtrit from Dl
oMvMcf Uiu ItUo Orjiuu;
iMulMmi, In.vl I'tKi, IMIWti TlorJ In tB Um4
Mt) tl Hit M-nmh, t( llwtburi, l).ifiw.f Jwd, tull
m vr U'lttlit lii IU l.i..tU, hivt KiutUtl..iii, uluVIiigt-f HulU-r-
at tW IM i.f IU Mmitwh, tt lmiobri.f l. H..J, flun-ua .nj
lllfa. lilt Mil .til I r. I llillul.,u at ll.u 1 1 -1.1 ". L. ..r..t.
fS?'1'! 'y1"" J'1"". I'lmltw rf Mtlon. Ik u r
.r iftit,, iii,n,hW ir )a mim i..i Mm, i'in In a.
ililfc ' " '' ''f', "lUil ','"- tf II!, UurUiif la tU
A t t id P tmVAV'H I'M TO win il..
'Hi '....! J "I K." Bwiit in MtnMtmp
UA11WAV
li.r noatlou MiMl.
lUrumul Kill 14 wnt )bll.
. .... ..... .,- d,iiv ...W.IItlK.
W73.17
m
REMOVAL!!
1. AV. NILES',
MOSIO WAR E BOOMS
lmvo been removed to tho
NEW MUCK UUILDING
OITOglTIUho KW8CC I'ai.oiiuhoii, MAIN til
WUciouo will keep ii gcticral dS5orttucnt of
TIIE LATEST SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, OltQANS, VIOLINS,
nmlnll KINIH OP MUdlUAI. INiTUUMIlN'm
Also MUHIU HOOKS for all 1NMT11UJIKN IU.
I'lANO AND OltOAN STO0LH ALL HTVI.KH
AND I'llICEM.
THE SHOEMAKER PIANO
is the cheapest First Class Piano in
the market,
llavlus soourcJ tlio Agency ol tlio
GEO. WOODS' WIN-OWNED ORUAN'd,
for Col um bin County, together with tlio
CELEI1KATED TEMW.K ANOELtU
AirnUboR advantages to purchaser? jiot fouud
STATIONARY OF ALL KINDS.
A full assortment of
SQUARE AND OVAL FRAMEE3,
dlall stylos nud prices coustgutiy on hailcl.
8T,?,,'?,riEPRAVINGSi ClUlOMOt .t rOLOUEI)
1'ItINl-S, BI'KltfcOSCOl'ICH AND V1HW8.
3-Call ana oxnmliio.
mcli872-Cm.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1
THE BLOOMSDUIta LITEUAKY INSTITUTE
AND
STATE NORMAL SCIIOOL
will open under tlio entlro control of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Tlaey have solecicd m Principal of tho Instl-
muuu
BEV. JOUN HEWITT,
enlleman whose onallflcntlons havo been
fu
ytestednndproved In other oducatlonal cu
tcrprlses of n
ke naturo; nud they nslc and
?.?.'!oai!utlo'J'!ra'"id for him nndtholnstl
imion, too commence nnd support of our own
S'.ti,ns,,and of 1,10 1'ends of enterprise and
SiSSSS? tlon eve,rwliero. In point of comfort,
convenience and beauty of buildings and nut.
roundlngs, no school In tho Stato surpasses tills:
f ?re "o'ermlued it biiall not tie second in
Pltaol?ndcult'myo.aUa lho"a "t Um disci
h?i?i?U and wlnterscsslon of ttvclvo weeks will
MONDAY, AUGUST 2Gtit,
and close
FRIDAY, DEOEMUER 20rn.
EXPENSES:
heTa! pe? """'"swashins and
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
lt'ilnmiL11?5; VWHb. ono dollar per week.
iS ";.,,nwle.I chool, sixty cents per weolr. In
ing, Tainting, &c, extra.
Hills are imvabtfi. nnii nn.o. i.a ,.ni.t
tS?mS1ifiS.tif?.1'eBmn.,uu' "w'utair half at
w iu, Bcaaiuu
J.Q.FItEEZE.
L. 11. ItUPEHT.
Secretary,
1'resldeut.
VTlttoi
Twc!?e Years asWild IiifliaiiStPiaiiis.
TllO rAmnrtr.lhlA (itlPAnlnmn .
lf!f ifi"1'!1,11 U1Q WAKKlOIt anion? thS
SS,?" !?a!uo "nJIoktlle tilbes. Spirited descrip
tions of the habits aud superstitions of that
straugo pcoplo, Their Sports, Legends. Tradl
wnn,"hi"iv ,h Wo?. nud cd- Hcil "'lfctor;
derful rapidity. Agents aro making from SWto
JUKI per week. Choice Held yet vacant. Send nt
,ir,T- . .VV ..lUMrailOUB nn( par.
tlculars to
A. I
i. iiuuuAKU, Publisher,
Jaua'7I.tf.
JUU Chestnut St.,
Tlio Raoo of Tlmo Koopor.
M. B. ALLEBACH
BEAtEIt IN
WATCHES nml JEWELHY
DANVILLE Pa.
BII.VKK AND PLATED AVAHK. KltKNitlf
CLOCKS, SWISS AND AMERICAS
STEM WATCHES.
TIIK HENOWNED ELGIN WATO
A LA11QK ASSORTMENT OP KINB
JEWELIIV, DIAMONDS Ac.
nopalrlng promptly atteuded to.
l'hll
Moycra' Column.
PUBLIC ATTENTION
IS CALLED 1JY
MOYE3R BROS,
To tlio fuel Hint tliov nro still mIIiIok tlio DntK
litislucsn Willi nil tlio energy no cliurnuloiifttlo of
llit'ttisolvc In former times, nt lliclr old liutl
ticsi ntiinil lu
B ROWER'S BLOCK,
nuj nl tlio Corner of Main nml Market Hlreels,
'J liclr stock IslnrRernud moro varied tlintirnn
lie found In nny othrr cslntillslitnent sliort.of
riillmlclphlii or New Yorlr, Allor wlilcli Is oiler
nl In InrKonr uniill riunntilles nt HuuroB ns low
If not lower, limn nui;ui;ondscim lo ptircnascd
elscwhete. Call nnd exnmlno ror yourself. Tlio
wlink'SHledepnrtment under ttio luunedlnto su
pervision nnd control of tlio linn, comprlsoM
l'AINTH, 01I.S, OLAHS, rUTTV, .tC AC.
Thoy keep constantly cm lnnd from flvo to six
.uiu'reui unuios ui nuo i,eao, unions wnicu ia
John T. Lowla & Uros., Uuck Lead,
Wliito Oak, Diamond, Arctic, Ac,
Varnishes, Coach, Furniture,
Dumar, Shcllncand Jiijinn
urycr.
In colors von will flint timliora Imtli drv nml In
oli.Hleiinas, llrowus.Metnllionnd Vninlj ko.lteds
Venellnn, Itcit l.tiul. AnierlcnnnndClilucso Ver
lnlllions, IIIuch, Yellows nnd Ureeli.s,
nmont! wlilcli nro tho CDlobrnled Versailles and
Hlininroek, very linndsomo nnd permanent, mid
especially ndnntod In tlio lulutlns of lilimls,
c. Iilnsced Oil, Turpentine, ilc. All sires
window glass, large sizes of superior quality ror
pictures, a speciality. Castor oil by tho Ration
or dozen, Laudanum, l'areRnric. llateman's
drops, Koldou Tincture, Ilalsnm Do Maltha, (lod
frey's L'orillal, Kssenccs Lotuon. fovpermint,
Wlutercreen and Clunnmon. Ait
patent medlclues of tlio duj-, iimon wlilcli wo
euumerate.
iVyres, Jayncs.Viiiesnr Bittera.llostut-
ter-s, umito e, nnii iiooimnti's Uur
man Iiltters. Pills, Wriijlit's
Jayno's, Schenck's.niHl all
otiicrs known to tlio Community.
A largo aud vailed amortmotit of ICnlghts world
reuowueu cooKing extracts.
Lemou, Vanilla, Itoso, Raspberry, Strawberry
..i'i'iu, cvivii , imiiiiiii,, iL.turu oner
ed below manufacturers prices, to
country merchants. Spices,
Cinnamon, Cloves,
Pepper, JIace,
.Mustard,
,tc,
at
bottom
prices. ALSO,
Holland Flour Sul
phur, Epsom Salts,
Salt Petru, Calabra Lic
orice, Ouni Camphor.lloras,
Assafuitida, Cnttio nud ilorbo
Powders.liluo Vitriol, Extract Log
wood. Castile and Laundry Soaps,
Lamp Chimneys, nnd Lamp goods gener-
nllv. .limn (lllflilr. Hllvcr k.llil f'nlnli.r..!
Plaster, ltosendal Cement by the barrol or bushel
Tho celebrated MlilvIUo Fruit Jar, nckiKiwI
eugeuiooeny lar tno best in the JIailtets, al
glass, of superior material nnd workmanship
Consumers having onco used these, will havo i!
other.
Country riivslclans will nml nnri.tnii.- full nn.i
complete, comprising all tho old staples of tho
erics of medical science, Uulnlne, ilorplilanii
Opium always lu abundance, llnucoli.os, un
Whlto's pharmaceutical nrcnaratlons. Fluid nin
iiu.v.u. jiumw, us wen as an 1110 inner iiiseov-
111
d
d
Solid extracts Elixirs nud Plltsof tlio Piiariua
copeca sugar-coated. Powers and Welclitmau'.
(.nemicnls, nud l'rof. S.iuibb's medicines, a lull
lnrmers and others will find oursiocK of Pure
uiuuuu ivcstern none, uu or vitriol, Sulphate
ofSodanud Mtrato of Soda, of better quality
u. imti's uiiiii can uuiounu cisowuere
COACH AND WAGON MAKERS would di
woll to seo our stock ami Inquire our prices be.
-u.w J'..,Vlltl.U Uilll llC'l.'a
uiirreioiianii rrescrlptloii department Is uiiJcr
MR. A. It. CATIIC.4.UT,
who Ins liad years of cxperlencoln tho business,
iine uuu couipeient. assisiuuti always lu atteu
,litl,nn Tlilo .l..in , ... .... , n..... 1. n .Tr ..... ...
.v1....ittiii, buunisn ,11 mil colli-
iiouudlng of Physicians' prescriptions and lami
. ivvipcn, iuu lauiiug ux 01 uye Minus, ef.
the retailing of Talent MoJlclncs nnd Druggist'
suudries. such as Pertunierv. nnmnrti,) m, ..n ,
tho most ftiolco from our most ernlnnnt. tm.rl.
can manufacturers aud the specialties or all tho
Foreign, French, English, German nnd
iiuimn l'oriuuieH.
Toilet Soaps in largo variety, batli Imported and
iuuitntiV)
Fino Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Clothes, Slmv
iufj & Nnil IJrushcs. TrusseH.Shoul-
tier uraces &. aupporiers, JVuw
ing Bottles, Pocket Rooks,
13111 IJoolis, &c, Ac.
Cigars or rarest an! choicest brands from 5(
toj cts., each,
Pipes and cigar smokers nud many things Inv
iw.i.mm iu L-iiuiuiiiuiu ukio. iuu uauusomet
SODA FOUIffTAIKT
In this part or tho Stnto. called tlin "rcni.Ti.
from which iscoustaullydrawn, tliosecool nud
refreshing beverages so nonutnr Willi f hn A mi.r-
lcan imbllc, also, tlio medicated waters of Yl:hv,
Saratoga and Hcllzcr,
uur QiaiiuiiLCLuruii; i .nnnmnni nnmH,
an 1110 omcinai prepaintlous or tho U, S. Pilar-
iuiH.ujia'4, 1 lutliliw, oyiupa, etc.,
OIL OF GLADNESS
nspoclllo rpr Croup, Burns nnd Scalds aud ono
01 1 up most valuable auxiliaries In tlio euro of
j i .j.iiw, niNiLcur.., uiu over auown. The
"'bij tutitiWHlB BUllia UllU.b 1LS 1I
popularity ns
a houbchold remedy.
Moycr's Tar CoogU Drops n valuable remedy
for coughs or long standing nnd inclpleut con.
sumption. Flavoring cxlracU.Esscneo Jamaica
(linger, etc. To all or which wo ask tho alien,
tlon or the geuoral public.
Tho wagon will still contlnuo to pay
Us stated visits to their country custom,
era.
iMOYEIl BROS.
May 10, ly.
fin Pei'Miti cull Inho Ihrtto Illllcr) nccnril-
Jiu iu tliu'i kt" nml tcmain lone tin well, j-iroviJcJ ilielf
I inv"- -ii t ti, (1 'rtnctl b miiiLr.il vmnnnr nthcr inesns,
nnd ttu tlt.il orKins watiM bovnml the jmint rf repair.
I))-priMlii in Iiitlril Inn llcariictic, Patn
In ilu MuiiiM r, O urIis 'I ij.Iiiticisfif tlie Cliest, llinj.
ne". Sorr l"uiitatimniif tlio Momach, lUt 'l'.ittc in tlia
Monili. lliltnni Att.iLk r.i I pi l,i turn of llie llcirt, In
(laimu.iiHin nf tlia Luna, I'.im fn l!ie ren'om pf the Kid
te nnd n Imntlred oilier pninful r)niptfinn, me llie olT
jej : ini;i tf Dypepi.i. In ttiete coinpl.tinti it li.n ill
c jiiif. anil on I'oitlp will roe a Ittti-r jju.umilee'uf its
tun i Unit a trnmlty nilvcrliietnent.
Vov liVntiilu Com pla I ii 1h, fn vmmt;Dr tM, rn.u
r id or Finnic, nt tlio d.ntn tf woiumili(mi1, it tlie turn
i if n to, tlit - Tntiic lilttorsditpl.iy Of!ecided mi nttticnci
t1, it n h nrl.i A iinprmptiK-iit 1 fiiKa iviceptililc.
l''or Iiinnininitfitr,' tin il 'liiuiilc Itlini
iiitilliiti and (tut, Uiiii'ii. Ueinittcnt and tnlcrrmt
t nt l-tvs lies of ilia llluod, I.tvcr, Kidneys nrd
tilitddur, tlico Iiittei li.n, o nn cqml. Such )icai
me rained bv Vitiated Mood, which U Rcncrjlly produced
In- itcr.maemei.t f tlie 1)iRctie OrRins.
'Tlirfiu-v u Jcntlt IMttKiitltu nn wcl an
n 'J'onlrt wicMins also the peculiar met it acting iti
.i pi.wrfid ngfiit in relievitiR Congestion nr Infi-immatian
M die Liver and Visceral Ornate, and in Jlilinns t)icae.
lir hklti l)l.caRri, Kruptimt), 'J'ctler, Salt
Uheum, U!otchc Spots Pimple, Pu,ttile( Uoild, Car
l.iintU s Itnirf-wmim, hcald-lle.nl, Sore Ke l.i)sirela
1 tdi, Stiirf-, lHto'i .ttinntof the Skin, llmiinr and Dis
mmjh i f the SMn. t f whatever name nr nature, are lit
er.illv due np aud earned mi t if tlia tyettin in a iliort
tiini' by the U'C rl llicse Hitler.
Tho propri tlri f Di:. Ar.KrRs Vinpgar
lliTTKRt nro ApuicDl, Diaphoretic nnd CarminatKe,
Nutiiiicti, t.ix.nive, Diuretic, Static, CounterIrti
taut, Sin! miic, Altur.nive, and Anti-Ililiuin.
(Jiiitrnl 'riiuuiiuiils proclaim ViHi'otR Utr
thr tlie ino't nuili.rlul Iui,vrattt that cm. r eustained
tliu id.iut, vitj n.
J WALKKi:. P... -r IMi..Mcl(AI,.tCO.,
DrupRits ind (Jl-ii AtIs., S.in rranciKo, Cat.,
ttij conn r nt U i-'i.n .ton .nij Clurlton Sts , New York
SOU) IIV ALL DULiailvrs AND DEALERS.
1S.7J ntigSS3m
THE
AMEBICAH
BUTTON-HOLE OVERSEAMINfi
AND COMPIHTESEWIXH MAOHIN E.
-0-
c.T.1J,n..nrst nn'1 OIll5' IlUTTON-HOLl! AND
SEWING MACHINE combined that lias mado
Its ndveut In llilsor any other country.
3-flio rollowlns reasms aro given why this
Is tho best.
Family Macliiuo to Ptu'cliase.
. ltpp.nllsn It. rtll itm J lliAm,.A It ...til
everything tli'itnuyma-l a boautilul eyelet hole.
chlno ran do.
Irom tlio limit to tlie!
conrsost material, hem-i
nilng, felling, cording.)
braiding, binding gatli
erins and sowing on, nl
tho same tlmo rullllng.
nulltlng, etc., better
I linn any other ma
chine. nuiviui;.
J 5. llccauso it ran do
over-hand seaming, by
which sheets, pillow
cases nnd tlio llko nro
sewed over nud over,
' 0. liccanso tlio best
median Ics pronounce 1 1
.tlio best tlulshed uud
'madoou tho best princi
ple of uuy macliiuo
iinanuriiclurod. It lias
110 springs to break;
nothing to' get out of
order.
2. llccansolt ran worki
a beautiful biittnu-liole.j
making as linen pearl
as by tlio hand.
3. necausoltwlll em- l,7- fiM"uT U,
brolder over tho edgo, Ini'i. wA,A
making a neat uViJ IfJmiVi's.v). m
Ba?mte!li!blrl,Ur0,, "W' , eomblned.0
-Noolher Mnclilnocan accomplish tlio kind
ofkewlngslated in Nos.'.'.a. I. audi.
!n.t.",l.K..,,,',nls n f'l'n'ly tewing macliiuo want
a WHOLE MACHINE. ouo wltlinll Iho Improve
meuts. ItlstoiastnLlFETIMK.nnd tliorcroro ono is
wanted Hint will do tho most work, nnd do It
tho best: nnd tills macliiuo can do several kinds
of sowing not dono on ANY OTHER. MACHINE,
besides dulug every klyd that all others cau do
The American
or Plain
Sow
111
Macliiuo.
(Without tho bnttnn-linle parts), docs all that
Is dono on tho Combination except buttou-liole
S. J. FAUX, Agent
BLiOOMSBURC. Pa
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
COMPANY'S WAREUOOJIS,
1313 Chestnut Strsot. Philadelphia.
ixamino mem ucforo imrchashii: auyoilie!
uwio aiiauiiiui;. 111 lfc7J.ll
jyjcKELVY, NEL & CO.
DII.VT.EUS IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
ANT)
General Merchandise,
BLOOMSUUIIG,
Jan2ti7:'-tr
1'A.
rpiIE SALES OP SEWING MA
J. chines In IS71, nsreporlwl, under nalh, in
Ml ... till. .....on-.. ..P ,l. k, I.... ,..!. I I...
Linn, miuw uiai luu
SIMMER
M AN UFACTUEINQ COMPANY
LAST YL'AIl BOLD
181, 200 Macliincs,
NINETY I'EH GENT. OP TflEM IJE
INQ POH FAMILY USE.
THIS IS OVER
9
MOItE SEWING MACHINES THAN
WiiKK HOLD JIY ANY OTIL
EU COMPANY DUIl.
INQ THE SAME
l'EHIOD.
TllO
Singor Maiiufactm-hig Co,,
Zi U1TI01I SQUARE, NEW VOSK.
HILADEI.I'IIIA 01TCE 1100 Chestnut Bt.
J. A, Donow, Aur, lu llbouisburi;.
nug'J Ij
AGENTS! QUICK!
oryouwllliiilsscholce
or
le
111,
rrllory, (there Is a
rush lor
LI1W1B' last and Greatest work
ii) on mo
OUR DIGESTION,
or. MY JOl.I.Y WHIKNII'H HKf'llln
It Is by odds tho most tuUln and saleable book
lU thO field. llLlMOU n Vllullv ltnnnrtiiti, kmI..
Jeet, 'i It laby America's most popular writer
oil health, 3 It Is, ror tho price, tlio laruest aud
handsomest book ever sold by subscription,
AKeuts, tho people are eager ror such a liook,iind
will urgo you to. bring It to them. Write for
tcrniB, free.
.. . "KOIMIK MAOLHAN, rnblishcr,
nprll 23,'72-tf. 73J Hansom Hlreet, 1'hliadelplila.
THE
SEWING MACHINE
Rail Roads.
PENNSYLVANIA
,lAIMlOAI)
WINl'KltTIMKTAIlLp
""' irom
A XT ., .1 .. .
UV.,""1V""uriUOnt ay, Oct. 'Mm. ,
no l'nssonuer Trains nriiw.,. '"li 187''
llaliroad Company will iIph J? 1 ""'J lvniT,'
JJASTWAUI).
t'J a. .
atllvfs n't
J. c l 'M 9?V"S lli.rrtslmr,
reia M.m.lny) t if 6J , l ,?' ex.
l'niliitniniii.r!,. -!.,! .?... ." arrive .'"'
tit (1.31 II, ill
. v. o. . " 1 . ii. iirrivn.tii ...
irnvesat
1'. I 111 Ira
Huiiilay) at V.n ,, 1 , i".'1 ?. coP,
U11I.3U p.m.,Hu.i urrivesnVNew
Cincinnati Ilipros leaves itn.,i ,
nt lutiu p. 111., in , arrives " VV?i 1 iV,llr! ,!aly
ata-JU ii.ni., and nrrlves ,t Now York "rlV'o.Cjt
WES'nVAHD.
lcilla express leaves Harris!
m dally
breakfast, nud arrives ,,i W , J "!..'"..
. Mr
I.i) p.
in. '",ul"B 1
tionaat uso p. m. and at 1-ittsliurs at tIi,Af;
.Mali Train leaves llarrisbunr dillv tr ,
H t iidiiy) at, liU p. ,,,, ml,i nrrivo" "1 utS1
Fast 1,111a leaves Harrlsburi: dativ ,.,
Hi. iday) at5.ua p. 111., u.rlvoant All fou latM
p. 11., uud arrives at l'lttsbur at : ,. m' 1
ritlsl'urtfoxp.oss loivss Harrlsbui'.,i iiiw
eept atniday) at 11.3 J p. 111.. arr ves a tA iV,, . , .
1M a. h..i.d arriiea at "ittsbmat",';
,.,''l,".c.!!lnntl K!tl'", leaves Ilarrhbiti-dutv
at l.:.u 11, in., nrrlves at Altomu a: I ., T ,,,
and arrives at 1'ittabura at 8.10 n m. ' '"
A..I, OAS4ATI", 1). M uovtl ir
(leu'i i'a,..
gHOllTEST KOUTE EASTVVAl a
Danville, HadBionftWllhste 11.
U'lNTlHi AKItAXOKJrLXX
KAMTWAltD.
I.ll.WK. A. M,
Huiibury n aj
D.iuvillo T.H2
Catnwlssa 7,f
liazlctou .., DOS
I. T
WK-Jl'W'iVl.D.
I.KVVIi
jieiiiieiiem,
rhlladolphla
Hnzlitoii,
Now York,
ith
reaclilui; Harrlsburi! 7.IW p. m.",' and luttimuio
ui.,,i,-,ii'iaViV;;ri3.,so w,lh l"u s,,ul,i,ry "u 1 '--
Conirortablo aud haudsonia Coaches oil tins
J, HEIIVEY iiASK, Hupcrliitcndeat.
NOIIT1IERN OENTKAL KAIL
WAY.
On and nrter Nov. Situ, li7J, Tiains wl,l
leavoBUHnuiiYns follows :
NOllTHWAItU.
l!.ll P.M. Hally except Huudays to Wllllaiasroit.
I'.lniiru, Canandal!iia, Hocliester, IIuUjIo.
Huspension lliidte and N. l-'alls.
0.3J a. in. Wllllauisport, lllmlra, Itoclieitcr, Ijutr-
alo, l.rlo Ac.
CM p.m., Dally, (except Sundays) ror William
sport uud Lrlc,
I. 3J r. m Dally, (oxcept Bundays) ror Klralra
llullalo nnd Nlasar.i e'alls, via. i;r3 r.illioa.l
Irom lllmlra.
TKAINa BOUT1IWA1SD.
12.50 A.M. Dally except Monday, ror llaiumm,
Waslitustou and 1'hliadelplila.
II. 03 A. M. pally (oxcept Htindiys) ror Ilalttiuore
Washington and rnlladolphla.
S-C0 ,;M,,I),al!-V (cx'Pt Sundays) lor Ualllmoro
riilladelphla, ,ic.
KD. B. YOUNf,
OiU'iral l'assciijrer Afccul.
ALrr.ED 11. Kisi:, Cicn'L Hup'l.
O EADINO KAILHOAD.
SU!!MilIl AIHIANUEMKNT.
THUIUIUY, AUtlUST 1st lTi.
Trains leavo Hnrrlsbuin for Now York, as lo..
lows! At 5.0U, h,iu, a. m nud '.',nu p. iu., eon.
uectlus with trains on Pennsylvania Hall,
road, und arrlvliiB at New York ai 1.' In
3,60, and 'J,U p. in. respectively.
lloturiiius: Leavo Now York at n,tw a. to
12.U3 anu lixu p. in, 1'hiladolphla at 7.W,.iu a, in
mid 3.30 p. m. '
Leavo Harrisbiiri; lor Heading, I'ottsvllie
maiiua, Mluersvllie, Ashland, Bhaiiiokm AI.
leutinvu nud l'lilla'il. at 5,0J and b.lU a, m. "iiu
and l,0j p.m., stopping nt Lulianou and prlia-lila
way statlous; tho 1,05 p. m. train conui etiuu lor
l'hll'a., 1'ottsvllloandColumblaonly. Forl'iitts-yllle.SchiiylklllHavenandAubiuu.vlaSchuvI-kill
and Busquehauua ltallroad, leave Harris
burc n t 11,10 p. m.
Hast Pennsylvania ltallroad trams leavo
Heaulus ior Allentowu Hastou and New York
at 7.W 10.10. u, in., and l.oj p. iu. ltettirulUj,
leavo New Voik at U.OOa. m., lliuand U.ui ii, in
and Allentowu at7.iiia.ui. liMiJ, 8.15. 1.33 a uj
aiu U.35 1. m.
Way Passenger Train loaves Philadelphia ai
.,'IUii.iu,, eontiectlni.' with blmllartialn on i:al
Pa. rullioad returnlus from IteadlugatB.VUii.oi.
slopping at all stations.
Leavo Potlsvllio at 5.10 and 0,00 a. iu mid
2.3U p. lii., Herudon at lu.m a. m bhamoklu at
5.10audll,lon. in., Ashland ni7,0ja.m.ainl I2.il
Ii. iu.,Mauunoy City nt 7.51 u. in. and l.i p. in.
I'aniuqua ul s,:ti a. m., and 2,lu p. m. lor Phila
delphia, Now YotH, lteadlug, Harrlsburg, ,ve.
Leave . l'oitsvlllo via (jchuylkill and biimilo
Uauua Hallioad at 8.15 a. iu. lor Harrlsburi,', au.l
11,15 a. in., lor PluoUrovouudTremout,
Potlsvllio Accommodation Train ieavisl'ou
vllle utO.oU a. in., passes Headlnij at 7,"ia.iii.,,.r
rivlug at PhtlnUelphlaat u.Si a. in. Itotuiuiui
leaves Philadolphla nt 5,15 p. m passuu; Kt.nl
injal7,Wp.inarilviugat I'ottsvilloiit t.-U i .iu
PottstuwiiAecommouaUouTi.iin.liavesi
town at ii, Iiu. in,, returning, leaves Pmiauu., u.
(Niutli aud linen) at i,3t) p.m.
Columbia ltallroad liaius leave Ive.m.u
7,'Jo u.iu.,and u.13 p.m. lor L'phiuiu, Luu, , ,. s
ter, Columbia, ite,; letuitilng leave Lane . m
tun ii. in aud J.Jip, m., and Columbia ut ..
ui. ttuit 3.1j ii, m,
l'eikimiien Kail Hoad Tialusleivol tii,, m..
Jllllellou at ;.WallU Sjia. m., 2.65 ,V5,U Ii. ill, ic
lurnlUL', leavo UUen l.ami ut (i.j.i a, in., i.,
aud l.-J) p. m eounoctlug with liaius o
Iteadlug lt.illroad.
Pieliermg Valley ltallroad trains lt.no Phut.,
nlxvllloul 0.10 u. iu.,J,lu and a.ii, m.; iel .iu
lug, leavoDyeisatu.ua. iu 12.1) and Olii. m ,
eouueLting with tralnimi Kuadlii Kailiiud.
Coiebiookdaloltaltioau trams leave Puiim ,w
llt'J.IO ii. m, 1.20 U.21.V; 7.15 p.m., retuiuilly lum
Ml, Pleiaut atU.OO, (S.UJ und 11. J a. m., o..j p. in
ciiuneetiuu win trains on tteailluj Itailioaii.
Cuestir Valley ltallroad liutus leave lln.i.u
poi t ul ,30a, m, uud 2.10 uud 5.31 p. in, letuiuiiij,
leave Dowiiluntown at a. in.. i'i..u mn.
5.1J p, in., cotinccliug with traluu ou lteadui.
i.auioau.
Ou Buudsys, leave New York at(l,00ti.m,, Vuu
phla ut s.iai a. m. and 3.15 u. m.. iilm s.uia. m.
train 1 minim: only to lleadlni':) leavu l'.nis viilu
X,'M a. in.; llarrisbuu at 5.00 a, in, uud 2.1X1 i 'ui.
Heading at 7,15 u, m, and laiip. m, lor liuii'u,
burg, at 7.00 a. in. for New York, at 7.11 n. m.. ior
Allentowu aud lit 0,10 u. m,, una 1,15 p. ui ' u
l-niladelphla. '
oiiiiuiiiaiiou, lineage, ocasou, uctiool u
Lxcurslun Tlcliels to aud from un luiiniu. nt i.t
duced rates.
Daggugu check cd throush; 100 pounds nllowa
eacli piusengei.
j. j-.. IVUUl ll,
Asst. Bupt, i: Hug, Miuh'ry,
ltoadlug, Pa., Aug. 1, 1W-'.
1 AOICA WANNA
AND ULOO-MS-
JUJ I
1IU11U HAILltUAD
On uudvltarNuv, 27, IWI, Passenger Trains wib
run us follows i
Uolug North.
dolus Bouth
Airlvo Arrive
Lcnv
Leave
u. in,
p. in.
p.m.
1.15
2.11
2.33
2.10
3.CS
J.il
3.57
a. hi.
10,03
10.3,
11. CO
cranlon...
u.io
b.li
i.i i
11.52
Utsion
Kingston
IU.
8.30 12.31
W.iiarro
C'rs
Plymouth 8.15
12.20
12.00
11.30
11.11
Bhlekshluuy..., 7.30
iierwieu; m i.M
llloom 8.05
Daiivlllu.,
10.50
4.27
iiomifction mado atHcruuton bv thu 10.10 u.ui
Iriiln Inr llreut llcud. llimihumtuu. Albuuvund
all poluts North, Kasl uud West.
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UPINES3 OAUDS,
YIB1T1KU OAllua,
urrKii hkadb.
HILL 11HADB, .
I'ltOOHAMMEB,
POBTKltM,
Noatlv and Ohoanly PrlntoJ
Kroin the latest Mlylea of Typo at tho
I'lilladetplila Kx press leaves Hnrri i
"""rjl .Monday) at :i.e,5 ,v. Hrarr,rJ',i,'ir .hil,.
riitladoliihla mfesj n m. A,,!i ry nt w
Yorkatlu.aia. ni. ' nuJ ""'Vei at
Kast I.lno loives Hirrlslnir. .1,1.
m.,nrrlves nt West I'liiliTle h,f,i l" ,n Ula
and arrives at. New York at a '.. . J a' w.
Lancaster Train, via Jlmiut 1, !: V'
rlsiium da v inxVA. 1 ul 't'A.,'uJi leaves it ,.
2:31... m. nr alAiW.,!,"r-. J" t
arrives n't Wttsbu"- it iii" p"1,"-6' '" d ar-
A tmma atbua. m. L unlvti : J
.New Ye S.
Kistou,
I J llctlilcli'iu.
liiu 1 llnJetoii.
.".X a. II M Cltawissa.
liJt lilt) I Danville.
Ji.t 3..W ami bury.
.i1''.?1ft.Hrnt!?" irK'neoiiuectsntHiiuimry wuu
ho I'. A U.i.Uj p. m. train uulng West: iirrlv,.
., .hi.iu.hiimi.ou; I.HCU llllVCU i.'H i.lll. ,1111(1