THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Agricultural:
AOips nnil I'luster on Wicnt.
Tlio profit In f.irmtiiK Is nil limdo from
growing lurtto prop. A torinor atnnnt
itiHkonny clt'itr money out of flftiwi
IiimIicN iif wlie.tt to tlm imtc, or out of
llilrly lumlipl.t of corn to llio ucro, or
Iwnnly litntiols of out, or it ton of Imy;
nor from imsluron which tilTortl Jml
iilenit ciioiikIi to keep nnliimH from
Browing pour. Don't Ills own exurl
r-ni'o provo It to hlmsi'lf lioyonil tinea
1 1 in V Yut thorn nro moro fiirmcrH Unit
fall Imlow Uiwo figures tlinn thoro nro
thnt ro higher. This tho consm returns
prove, hy showing an nvomzo yield of
lts per iicre, tho Stulo throitgli,thnn wo
lmvo noted tibovo.
It n fnrriier'rt own oxnoriotioo don'
Hitlify liltn on thU point, tliero is noth
Ing thnt wo can Hay Hint will convlnco
htm that tio In making no progress
Surely, when a man has labored along
for a ilozon yoirs or more, ho ought to
h ivo something to show for It. lib may
my that ho has lived ami supported
his family, but that is not enough ho
ought not to bos Ulsflo.l with that. If
ha bad act his wits to work and Incroas
ed tho produce of hW farm ono-third
which without doubt ho might have
done ho would to day havo something
moro to boast of than tho making of a
baro living.
To show hour easy n thing It Is to In
creaso tho yh Id of wheat, wo will relate
n simplo experiment with ashes and
plaster by Mr. Hiram Lockwood
of Burr Oak, SI. Joseph county, Mich
Mr. Lockwood Is ono of tho most
. thorough and prosperous farmers In
this section j and it Is no flattery to say
that this Is a result of careful obscrva
tlnn and close attention to business,
giving everything his personal over
sight and superintendence). Having n
hogshead of houso ashes last Fall, ho
thought ho would try tho experiment
of mixing plaster with them in show'
ing on wheat. Accordingly ho mixed
a barrel of plaster with ashes, making
about ono-third of tho former to two.
thirds of tho latter. Ho sowed at tho
rato of about fifty pounds to tho aero,
on ono side of n a wheat Hold, tho
wheat being fairly up. A couplo of
showers camo upon it soon after
sowing, and tho effect of tho applica
tion was vory soon vislblointho deep
or color and moro vigorous growth of
tho grain on tho part to which tho
mixture had boon applied. This dif
ference in appearanco and grown was
maintained through tho Fall. Last
Spring tho plants on that portion took
a moro decided start ahead of tho rest
of tho field, tho lino of separation be
ing distinctly seen froln a distance.
Michigan Farmer .
Liquid Food fob Sick Houses.
In many Instances tho throat of a
norso is so inuamou rrom soma causo
thatlt is exceedingly difficult for him
to swallow food oven in a liquid stale.
ai aucn umes inero is anotner gravo
difficulty with horses that havo nevor
been accustomed to liquid food, or to
water that has flour mingled with It.
In cases where the animal Is possessed
of an unusual fastidious tasto, let the
ojesboblindfoldod so that tho bruto
cannot see tho liquid that is offered.
Then allow him to tasto of water as tho
p iil Is held up to his nose and havo an
other pall containing hay tea, which
Rhould bo of tho samo temperature as
tho water. A horso can often bo deceiv
ed by this stratagem, and thus bo in
duced to drink a gallon or moro of tho
liquid.
In many instance-), a horso can bo In
duced to swallow thick gruel when ho
will not drink hay tea, or tea of linceed
meal. Wheat flour can sometimes be
mingled with wat6rso that a horso will
swallow all that may bo desirablo for
hlra to tako. Tea made linseed meal,
or oil-meal, or oven cotton seed meal,
may be employed to make an excellent
liquid for a horse that cannot swallow
food. Let a quart of tho meal ho put
Into a tin pall, with about two gallons
or more of hot water, and lot It bo stir
red rapldldly as the meal is put In.
Then allow tho mass to stand for half
nn hour in tho pall covered closely.
Dilute with cold water, and hold up to
tho animal's nose. If a horso -ever re
fuses to drink tho liquid, let his oye3 be
blindfolded. If horses have been ac
customed to cat linseed meal they will
usually drink such liquid with avidity.
When a horse 13 suffering from dis
temper or Sore throat from any cause,
so that tho organs of deglutition are so
much Inflamed as to incapacitate the
beast from swallowing food, tho
strength may bo maintained entirely
by preparing liquid food, For a change
hay tea may be prepared qulto strong
and given In lieu of water. When a
horso rofusos a certain kind of liquid
food, let another bo prepared. Beets,
carrots or other roots may bo reduced
to a pulp In extreme cases for nnimals
that cannot masticato and swallow
rough food. Lot tho roots bo boiled,
worked through a colaudor,somo wheat
Hour or oat meal bo mingled with tho
mass, and water addod to render It or a
proper conslatenco for tho animal to
drink. A Httlo fresh grass may also be
cut lino with sheep Bhears and mingled
with tho drink. A horso that has never
tasted liquid food.byjudlclous manage
ment may bo induced to drink all tho
nourishment ho may require. New
York Timet.
Piiunino Fuuit TrtEES. A great
deal has been said about the best tlmo
for pruning trees, and wo aro ready to
concludo that tho Summer months are
tho best,that tho wounds will thon heal
over tho quickest, and that tho least
Injury Is dono to tho treo. If tho tree
raisers will mako experiments, as all
ought to do, ho will find in which
months wounds aro hoaled over tho
quickest.
There Is a good deal of truth In tho
rulo, however to prune in Winter for
j,wood growth, and in Sumraor fair fruit
i Tbut the wounds In Winter do not
nical over so quickly, and water shoots
rare very apt to bo thrown out when
amputation has taken placo.
, The true theory of all pruning how-
fever, Is to guldo tho growth of limbs as
to havo no sovero pruning at any
ktlme.
Start tho head of tho troo right in its
Infancy, and If any branches aro going
, astray cut them off with your pocket
knlfo at any time; No larger instru
ment should co into tho orchard at nnv
lltno than a prunnlng knlfo; and no
longer ono is needed, if used in the
proper time.
TiiooDject 01 pruning is to reguiato
i the growth of tho treo, to throw tho
mip 11110 ino proper cnanneis, to jorm a
well balanced head with all tho parts
open to tho sun, so that tho fruit may
lmvo size and color,
Young Folks.
Moonshine
Moonshlno crept down, one clear, un
clouded night, to look about tho world
and sen what was going on. In hnr
hand ulio carried a stiver lamp, by
whoso white rnys nil objects could bo
seen ns plainly as at noontide ; and
wherever iho went, tho shadows, nslmin
edof their blackness, stolo guiltily away
and tried to hide Miormclvc. Iter path
led through a forest and down a moun
tain sldo, where wild bcmU roamed for
prey ; but now tho timid door browsed
securely among tho undorbrush and tho
hungry bear trudged suppcrlrsj off to
his den, tho stealthy p.iiitlicr kept uso
Iras watch from tho branches overhead,
tho rattlosnako slid back into its holo
and left tho treo-toads chirping cheerily,
tho sly fox found tho rabbits too wldo
awako for him; for was not moonshlno
abroad, with her silver lamp, proclaim
ing to all harmless croaturoi, Hero Is
your onemy, and thoro Is your
enemy V
On alio passed, till alio camo to a pio
neer's log-cabin, standing alone In tho
wldo wilderness. Listening, sho heard
tho sound of a volco singing :
"Lullaby, lullaby, baby,
Lullaby by by,
While nil tbo llttto stars twinkle
Twinkle up lu tbo sky.
"Lullaby, lullaby, baby,
Lullaby by by J
Tby father has gono n Journey,
Ami there's only thou ami I,
To rock, rock, to and fro,
Ami to watch watch for tbo J irug 3 foe
To sleep, sleep.
Ami to keep, keep
Watch for the savage foe,
Whtlo all tho little stars twinkle,
Twinkle up In the sky."
"Ah." said tho Moonshlno, "tho
mother and her babe aro alono and un
guarded In that rudo dwolllng. Even
a3 sho sings, her volco trembles with
fear. I will set my lamp in tho window
and pauso awhllo to keep her com
pany."
Instantly n soft radlanco flooded tho
room within, 'and tho mother, look
ing up, beheld tho gontlo faco looking
through tho window. "O Moonshine,"
sho cried, with tears of joy, "how glad
am I that you havo como I Slay with
mo a little, for I am lonesomo : and tell
me, pray, If there bo any savages lurk
Ing about.1'
Not far off a band of red mon, their
faces bodaubed with paint, and their
hair decked out with plumes, wore gli
ding noiselessly through tho denso
woods, thinking to steal upon tho cab
in unawares and destroy it and its in
mates. But as soon as thoy saw tho silver
lamp upon tho window-sill, thoy turn
ed away, saying, Moonshlno is
there I
Mooncshlne, seolng that tho dread'
cd enemy had turned aside, passed on
and left tho mother sleeping peacefully.
As swift sho glided through tho valloy
and over hill, and across river and lako
and vlllago-dotted plain, tho rays of
her glittering lamp reachod far and
wldo through tho darkness, making
tho trees and gardens and rippling
corn-fields, glad pointing tho shortest
routo to a weary boatman,, revealing to
a belated traveler tho robbers who
stealthily pursued, looking in upon
threo rosy children who slumbered cos
ily in ono couch together stooping to
kiss their shining curls and happy fa
ces, and to whisper something pleasant
in their ears. Nor did sho pauso when
sho camo to tho great sea, but gilded
on over-tho foaming billows. A whito
sailed ship tho winds wore driving to
ward an unknown reef. . Quickly she
sot her silver lamp upon tho porllous
rock. Far over tho angry waters shono
tho beacon light, and tho mariners, see
ing danger ahead, shifted their sails
and changed tho vessel's course.
Tho wanderer reached, at length, a
distant cost, and, holding her lamp
aloft, passed on from town to town.
A student sat, nt midnight, wakeful
among his books. Moonshlno glanced
over his shoulder at tho clo3oly-printed
page, and tho light of hor silver lamp so
put to shamo his miscrablo taper that
he extinguished it, and began to wrlto
somo verses in her praise.
At last, Moonshlno peered down into
a deep dark dungeon, and saw a hapless
human creature bound with chains.
Palo and wan ho was from long years
of imprisonment. For hours sho re
mained to speak to him comforting
words.
In tho morning, tho pioneer camo to
his homo on tho mountain side, and
told how ho bad been rescued by moon
shlno from hlghwaymon who pursued
him as he journeyed. "Ah, bless her 1"
said the wife; "for sho also watched
over us, and guarded us whllo wo
slept. Tho threo rosy children awak
ened, smiling, and told each other their
dreams ; thoy had all dreamed of fairy
land. Tho storm-tossed ship sailed into
port,and tho grateful mariners declared
that but for Moonshine, they would
havo gono to tho bottom of tho sea.
Tho student wont about with such a
beaming countenanco that peoplo ques
tioned, Was ho moon-struck ? A Jailer,
descending Into a deep, dark dungeon,
found tho fettered captivo lying silent,
with closed eyes ; and tho sad soul that
had gazed out of thoso eyes who had
set it freo ? Moonshlno ?
Aliiakem tho sag, whom all peoplo
humblo for his great wisdom and his
many . virtues, sat in tho market
placo giving instruction. A youth
named Beyd, who had recently Inherit
ed vast wealth, pas3od that way, and
shared with tho old toacher tho atten
tion of tho multitude
"Seo 1" cried Seyd, "how my good for
tuno has loft mo in a day to claim tho
public attention which Alhakcm hath
beon long years in gaining.1'
And ho smiled proudly as ho
spoke.
Alhakem had heard his words, and
motioned for him to draw near,
"My son," said tho sag, lot mo peak
unto you a fable. Oncoupoua tlmo a
gourd wound itself around a lofty palm,
and In a few weeks climod to Its very
top.
"How old mayest thou bo ?" asked
tho gourd.
"A hundred years," answorod tho
palm.
"A hundred yoars I" cried tho gourd
In derision. "Only look I I havo
grown as tall as thou art In a few days
than thou couutcst years,"
"I know that very well," tho palm
mado answer. "Every summer of my
lifo a gourd has climbed up around me,
as proud as thou art, and as short lived
as thou wilt be."
Boyd beard, and .wont away with his
head lowered.
Miscellaneous.
BOOTS & SHOES.
E. M. KNOER'S
SPRING STYLES,
THE LATEST AND BEST.
Every variety for Men, Women ana Children,
OLD STOCK
Selling at Cost
room for
to close out to make
NEW GOODS.
Bargains ! Bargains !
CALL AND SEE.
A.
J. EVANS.
READY MADE
AND
CTTSTOIVE 3VI-A.DE
CLOTHING.
11K IIA3 THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES
AND EMl'LOYB THE
It 12 S T TV O R K ill C iV,
ttn rrff,t flto nM.1 nntnnnnn I., ftlllnr. n.,lAR1
cio Is the place to go.
Ills eoods aro selected with care and his Cus
tom work will comparo favorobly with tho best
eflorta of the fiishionablo city Dealer.
HE KEEPS A LARQE BTOCK OK
HOYS' AM) CHILDREN'S ICbOTHINO
AND
GENTS' FirriXISIIIXG GOODS.
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
Bloomsbuiu. Sept. S). 1871-tt
JOHN Q. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, PENN A.
The underslcned would resDectfultv lnlorm
the Citizens of Berwick, ana vicinity, that he
has opened a Confectionery and Bakery In
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Berwlck.ro., where bo Is prepared to furnish
all kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS
Ac, &o Ac, &o.
BT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Amonz the assortment will be found Cream
Nuts, English Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds, Fil
berts, Figs, Apples, cocoa Nuts, Jellies of differ
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Fruit of all kinds, Corn Starch, Egg Bis
cuit. Soda Crackers. OVHter Crackers. Otieesn.
Hoap, Writing Paper, Agreement Papers, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce of nU kinds. Fresh Bread an
Cakes everv dav. ice Cream in Heason. Ynnr
patronage fa solicited.
Berwick, Jan 171 tv
QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
iiioomsDurg, ro.
M. O. OAN & BROTHER
Have on hand and 1 or sale at the most reasona
ble rates a splendli stock of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and every description l Wagons both
PLAIN AID FANCY
warranted to be mad .-o best r.nd mnsi dat
able materials, and 7 tbe mot exnxrlencea
workmen. All work ent from t estab
lishment will be founu t( oe of the high st class
and sure to give per'ct satisfaction, They have
also a nue assortment of
SLEIGHS
of all the newest and most lashlonnulo styles
well and carefully made and of the best mater,
lals.
An lnSDecllnn nf thfdr wnrlr In brVpiI ah It. I
believed thai none superior can befonnd In tbe
cointry. Ian Ml
Jyj-EW STOCK OF CLOTHING:.
Fresh arrival of
SPRING GOODS
DAVID LOWENBEKG
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTIirNG.
at his store on
Main Street, In the new block,
Bloomsbure, Pa.,
where no has Just received from New York and
:'niiadoipbla a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable, and
handsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX.-SACK, ROCO, OUM, AND OIL-OLOTU
COATS AND PANTS.
of all sorts.slres and colors. Ho has also replen
lshed his already large stock of
CLOTH AND 0AS3IMERES.
STRIPED, FIGURED, AND PLAIN YESTS
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
nuBi-ttnuisits. amu FANCY ARTICLES
He naa constantly on hand a large and wen-se
eded assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which he U prepared to make to order Into any
kibu u ciuvmug, un very snori nouce, and in the
best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear,
and most of It la of home mannfactnre,
GOLD WATCHES AND JKWSLRY,
ol every description , One and cheap. Ills case ot
fewolry Is not surpassed In tulalplace, Call and
examine his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES JEWELRY, 40.
octlPJl DAVID LOWENBERO,
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING OAItpS,
OTTKII HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS,
Neatly and Cheaply Printed'
mojjithef latest stylos of Typo at tho
mm
TMi Cut lllmtrttet the manner of thing
)rm rumor's
Fountain Nasal Injector,
DOUCHE.
ThU tnitmment Is cipod&Ur designed for tbo per
fect sppllutlon of
t DR. CAGE'S CATAftRII REMEDY.
It to tho only form of Internment yetjnvcnted with
which llulcl mctllclno csn bo carried Moh up and
rertctl) applUit to all parts of the affected natal pas-
Pfljros, ana ma cunmucra ur coviuca cumiDuiucaiino;
thorowllh, In which sores and ulcere frequently cxlif.
and from which the catarrhal discharge generally pro
cccda. Tho wintoftucccMln treating Cularrh here
tofore has arisen largolr rrom tho Impottibllltr of
applying remedies to tbego cavities and chambers
by any or tho oruinsry methods. Tluaobiucio In
tho way of elTectlni cures Is entirely ovcrccmo by the
Invention of tho Doticho.In tiglna this Instrument,
tho Fluid li carried by Its n weight) no muffing, tore
Jng or pumping being roqulrod.) up ono nostril In a full
fcc-nlly (lowing stream to tlio hlghert portion of the
Inait&l pMsagcs, passe Into ond thoroughly clcantcs
nil the tube? and chimb era connected therewith, and
howl out ol tho onpoiltl nostril. Haute Is plcntantand
so simplo that a child can nndentsnd It. full
nml explicit direction accompany each
Instrument. When used with this Instrument, Dr.
H.rre' Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks ot
t"C!olil III tlio Hrm1bra few applications.
Symptomn of Catnri-li. Frequent hend
acho, dlscharga fatting into throat, sometimes pro
fuse watery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, 4c.
In others a dryness, dry. watrry, weak or inflamed
cye. stopping up or obstruction of nasal pnssagci
ringing lit cars, deafness, hawking and coughing to
elenr throat, ulceration, pcahs rrom ulcers, olco
altered, nasal twan?, nuVnlvo breath, impaired or
total deprivation ot sense of smell and taste, dlr.il
nos, mental depression, ion of nppctlte, Indiges
tion, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, &e. Only a
few or theso symptoms aro likely to bo present In
any caso at ono time.
i)r. Mntro'H C'ntnrrli II cm oily, when used
with nr. I'lc rco'H rvns.nl Douche, and accom
panied with tho constitutional treatment which is
recommended In tho pamphlet that wraps each bot
tio of tho Itomedy, Is n perfect fpcc'.Ac for this loath
somedlsoaso, ana tho proprietor oilers, In good filth,
9500 reward for a case ho can not cure. Tho
Remedy Is mild and pleasant to use, containing no
strong or caustic drugs or poisons. Tho Catarrh
Remedy Is sold at 50 cents. Douche at CO cents, by
nil DriiRRlstsi, or cither will bo mailed by pro
prietor on receipt of 60 cents.
it. v. riciicn.M. i)., ,
' Solo proprietor. '
A THTFFALO, N. Y.
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MA'I'lt'. IWtl rlli-f, 1 ..1 1, 'rlMkt!, Julius, .Neuriti, ,v
.r j'ltiitriitti w .tii ii-n.t.. n,tj miikr,
rtHDWAVS READY RELIEF
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olli:siIl)N OK Tlin LITJi .-i.
r.nitn Tiir.c.VT, 'ni rici'i.T hiifatiiimi.
I'ALI'ITATIO.N ol1' UllK ilEAUT
lirsTCr.ICS, LT.0L1', JUriilllKltlA.
OATAUKH, lNTLUE: .
lin.UIACII", TOOni.VMIE.
M'.t'KAT.ntA. llliF.mtlT.
COT.D ClltU.S, Afit'i: 1'UII.I.H.
1110 npinr'ii!tri i i'iu weany ifeiiri to iiiq
tinl.wliLra tliu t ir tllLjcuilv rlal. ulil nflnnl pn.. i
untiturt.
Twenty drop! li ln'f a litmliler ff wait will In i
Itinnirnts cino CHAMPS. M'ASMS, MIUU M'OM ,rll.
IIKAIll IllllOi, Mf'li IIKAIIAI'lli:, DiAIIHIII
liYKKNTKHV. COM!', V1AU IS TIIK UinVHL'j, ..i.il
all INTKItNAl, PAINS.
Trnvcler nlinuKI nlwuva carry n lultle rf Kaihtnt'
ltl-nily ltl'lll-r M'tli Hum. A tow ilnm 111 ustir t li
irvci sIlkiii-u, ,.r 111.I1M frmii tl.iitu-i-1 f wnttr. It u lie ur
ilau IVculIi llratiily or li.turd lut u slliuulatit.
I'KVKIS AMI AtSfE.
rnvnil AMI Alilll-: curl lur Cnv n.iil. Thr-n 1. rv.t
a rcmoilliil nirent In tliln werlil tint will euro l'lvtr ainl
Apiie, mi'l nil Mlur Jl'iliulmn, ItllloiK, Scuilor, Tvi.tinl.l,
tllow, unit i.tlior KtnirM-ililtil -v I'.AIIWAWS PjLI.)
m iiulcli iu ItAIlWAfs lil'.AUV ItlXICr. fllty ceini
lirWtlc. buU by DrUfgMi.
- HEALTH ! BEAUTY!
STIiOXO AND PII1IK ltlOII IlMVlll-IXl'ltrASi; Of
FI.KSIIi.NK WKlllll l-CI.RAIt BKIN AND liKAU-
BR. ft AD WAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HA" MAUI3 TIIK MOST ASTONIMIINO CPRnSt RO
CiUICK, SO KAl'Il. AHK THi: iMtAMMIN TIIR
ItODY 1TNDRIUHIKS. i'MlKIl TUB lNKUrHMM:
op this 'iuulv vo;;in:i;i"ut mliucxnu,
THAT
Evory oy an Jncroaca In Flosli
and Wolght Is Soon and Folt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
T.VPTV flrfili ff Ilia SAr.SAl'AUlI.T.lAN lti:s(lI.VKT
ronimuiitcattH tliroiieli tlm llUifnl, hni'at, UrliR. ninl cttiK
flitiilit ami jalcca t tlie nynteiu tliu Uorcr 1 ifo, fr It rtuttri
tlie wasti-v of tlio t Hiy whli new nnl nuiiiitl ittnt frl.it.
Scrftruli. Syihlll", roiiauniptlriti, .Inmliilnr dlji'tiH.', L'lccrit
In tlio Thro it, Motitlt, TiuiMirs, Notlt'x In tit) O'ati'N in )
ntlicr turt-H-f tliu KjMi'in, Sord Lye. Stnuiins l'l
frtini lua Kir, tvvl Hit worst forms of Sktn dltt'iini'
tloim. IVvir Strt!', caM lleml. liintt Worm. S.i't
Kryit'LU Acne, Itl.ick nlfl, Worm in tliti Fli'.'h,
Citictri In tho Womb, nut) till uctikei.tns tiiul j
Charcot, Nlelit Swi-M. Lou of Hpcnn, niitT nil w
lilu tirlnclplt, hrt) v it hlu tlio cunittvo ruipo of tl i
df iliKli-rii (,Mictnl-trv, tnnl n Uw h' uso will
ctiy i'i(noii u-itiK It for t-lthcr cf tUae funna if. 1
juitetit iom'it to euro tlicni.
If tliu p'ttioiit. iliily lK'comln(f rcducPtl liy tJie 1
ilecomi'OHlt imi that a lonllnii.illy jiroprcuHln, rtii i,
iirrvsttiiz thtrtti utiHtM, ninl rt'itlr tlio fjimowitli tu rr
lit tin tcftoni liraltliy Miwtl aud tlili tbo SAUS.U -s LIL
LIAN will ami itttmn-trtir.
Atit r.ui iiopi mo !AitHjiPAitii.T.i itrsaLVEirr cipci all
1 Iimvil rcliici11.lt nirilitA In llm ittut of Ctirnnlr Si'fnfnliMi
I 'ottM It lit tonal, mij bkl:i tllJLMics ; but It Is tliu unly poblllvu
euro fur
ruiiiiry vc ISUuUWv Coiiinlaints.
Vrlniry, nml Wmii'i ill-i-nst-n, 3rivc), Dlilittcn, Propur
Pinil.i f V..ter. liittiiitlm'iicrM.r Urine, Hrljjlirn Disuse
Altmiiiltitirla, ntul In it'l aw vlura tl tro nro t.rktuiusl dr
lidMiH, or iitu wim-r MiiiKK, tnnuiv, tnut'il Willi nuUbtancci
nltu the white of un 11:1.', or tltrvu'U like white ellk, or tlirra
Un mtirlil.1. 1 :irlc. Mllmirt nnnimriinri' nii.t whli.i I, Inut
dci0HH8, nml wlifn lluro t t'ricklnj;, burnlnfe twtit;Uin
wltcii vwliifltwatir. nvjt.ihili. tho Small tf tho Duct onJ
tltniirOip Mnn. Trkt.', ifijso.
WUKmdi-Tlio oi.iy known and euro Kcmct!y fur
I."tri(i-Vl'J, J'jjh, tie.
Tumor of 12 VcaiV Orov.C:
Curcil by E!iuHvay's Resolvent.
Vircatr, Mam., July 14, ISJ3,
Tin. TltntrtV! I liirl lit t OtMrinn '1 uim.r ! tl. nn.rl,. ait.l
hihU. All Ilia ls.n-1-.r mil "lti.rn wu un hrlpfi r It." I lrl4
vry tltliiz tliitt w rtvoiiiiiKTitrrl 1 1 ttt iiutbtnn helium I tnw. I mt
imt isnirriii, niu mittiii'ii. i wvitiu iry li Lia lit. I Ho rulti in n,
Uhiihj 1 lisvl (itlfufal f .r twlr jirnrs. I i.k tlx UtlU$ of-ill
IW.lrnt. nj out Ihix if llnlwi)'! 'ill,int twu Wttlri of vnur
ltdsbtv IMleft ti.l tlirrn li not a ilifii r.f luux.r L U s n 'ft.lt.
inj ( futl Uitlff , miitrirr, ntul lipiir thu I Ins fur twl )nr,
Tli worst tuiiiur wu Iti I ho left tUU cf tho Uturli, brtr lH cr-ln.
I wrll tliit W Jtm fur Uij IttUkLKf Cthm, Vim ran tm 1.11 1, if
)filihrH.M, 11AN.NAII I', K.N At V,
RADWAY'G-
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.
pffttly tfiHtPtfiw.ctivintly innti-il Mlth fwct pirn, iiirpot
teiciilate, i.urlfy. cit-niw, im t tnni:U.iii. lU'lwnv h I'll.
f;r the tur-'of nit ilionkTJ of the Mom uh. I.hir, P . a
KldnovH, UKtUler, Nitvuui UIw imr, IIu.t1fti Ip, t.ti)'i a
tion, J'oMlvi'iu'M, luillufkilciii, lHrpipiiU, ltiIUu-iifj, itil
luilit 1 ivcr, ltit1.imin.il Ion ol tho UoAiln, J'iM, nml ull Do
ranguiienta of tho Inlenul VKm. Wiirrantfl to crtt-it
a tosltlfe cure, Tnrtly Vi-j;it.illtf. cotiUlLliiir im nivrcurr.
mlinr I1, or (tali t ermiH ilnicn,
tf CHijtrvu tiitifi'llowlnie r-yiiii torus rcsultlrc from DI.
OMvri of tho Jfhjikthe Orfuim t
ritlrAtloB, Iimarl rtl, KhWi if ll Tie A li tU !Tt4
Aciiiity t.r lh httiiiiw h, Nniiaon, llinrtlitim, Ht'Ui of I'm'il, ri.ll
litu ur dliht tn tU Sioin ji 1 R, ur 1 mi. Ullii, in L In if i-r r lutlrr
Itiic tt llml'ltcf ILt) Ftoiimtli, h ln.i..lhr , f tin ra.l, llurrir.1 u4
inuifuit uwnililiiir, rlutUrlirl)in lU.rl, rliuhimr t r 1-uilMnHi.ir,
hwnntlunt in Ijin Mtura Dimiatt ir Vtii-m. Ihu ur
ahsl Lr.bt-a Ilia ttll,l l i an. I I I..II I I.. 1 1... 1 ,t i
t lVrl ration, Ulluntini tf tt fLlti nt.,1 Vjt, :ut, tu Ilia
lt. LIiU, MfiJ iuJJbii J lu.Lit (f Ua,( Lurnlinf tu lU
A f-w iIo-m r., It AT WAY'S PIM-Swlll rvo thonvfVm
from nil I Km nlini- 1 .1 i.u.hli n It, I..., ... 1 ...
fctM,t ll V MtlMItiWr ' '
to K A ll WAY .V- (. iV., b? Mjl.kii Ijir.c, w.Y -
iiiiuiiiuiioii unnn iiMMuumia win iMjiHitt jou.
HLATCIIlKY'a
j ImproTrd C'urnmber Wood Pumn,
Z Tusteloss, JJuruble, Klllclunt
tCa andClienp. Tlio boatl'ump for
u the lentt moDey. Attention is
-3S especially Invited to lllatcti-
(h ley's i'atent Improved Ilrack-
viiuuunuw uropunecic valve,
whlcti enn bo wti lul rown wltli
out removing ttio l'ump or
disturbing tlio Joints, Also,
tlio Copper Chamber, which
never i-racks or scales, and
will outlast any other. J-'or
salo by Dealers everywhere.
Heud for CatalOKUo and l'rlco
1,1st, CllAS. G.llLATrilr.lLV. lil'Pr.
Bcpt. 167MX. M"-
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SM'II
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The rcmarknblo adventures of tho lamous
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In endh s variety, to the provident
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to paleramtlius by Its tasteful designs for ein
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M. B. ALLEBACH
DEALEll IN
WATCHES and JEW.ELEY
DANVILLE I'n.
SILVER AND PLATED WAUK, FRENCH
CLOCKS, SWISS AND AMERICAN
STEM WATCHES.
THE RENOWNED ELGIN WATO
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS ftc.
tt Repairing promptly attended to.
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Dcnlcr in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
AND
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AGENTS LOOKHEREIJJSBil.,,
For tho New Splendidly Illustrated Edition of
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t
Bcoause It Is the most fascinating and popular
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yuu saw this, to IlUllllAltD IIROa,
upr, m-u t-iiuusiicrs,T'if r nsomtii,, I'liue
Moyoro' Column.
IS OALLEI) 1IY
XKZOYER BROS,
0
To tho fact thnt they aro sllll pushing tho Drug
business with all tho energy so characteristic of
thcmsolvci 111 farmer times, nt their old busl
ncn stands lu
BROWER'S BLOCK,
and at tho Corner of Main and Market Streets,
Thelrstock Islargcrnml moro varied than can
lie found In any other establishment short of
Philadelphia or Now York, All or which Is oiler
cd In largo or small quantities nt figures ns low
If notiower, than nuuo goods can lie purchased
elsowhero. Call nml examlno roryouiself. Tlio
wholesale department under tho lmmodlnto su
pervision and control of tho firm, comprises
PAINTS, OILS, ULAS3, PUTTY, .CO., AC.
They keep constantly on hmd from llvo to six
dlllercul brands of Whlto Lead, nmiiug which Is
John T. Lewis it IJroB., Huck Lend,
AVIiito Oiik, Diamond, Arctic, &c, ,
Varnishes, Coacli, Furniture,
Diimnr, Shcllnc ntul Japan
Dryer.
In colors you will find Dmbors lint li dry and In
oil, Sleunus, Browns, Mctallleuud Vnnd)ko,ltrds
Venetian, Rod Lead. American and Chinese Vcr
millions, Blues, Yellows mid Uroons,
among which nro tho celobrated Versailles and
Shamrock, very bandsomo nml permanent, nud
especially adapted to tho palming or blinds,
lie. Linseed Oil, Turpentlue, Ac. All sires
window glass, largo sizes or superior quality tor
pictures, h speciality. Castor oil by tho gallon
or dozen. Laudanum, Paregoric, llatcman's
drops, golden Tincture, Balsam Do Maltha, God
frey's Cordial. Essences Lemon. 1-eppcrmlnt,
Wintcrgrcen and Cinnamon. All lhu popular
patent modlclnes of tho day, among which wo
enumerate
Ayres, Jnyncs.Vinegar I$itlcrs,IIo3tot
ter's, Drnko's, and lloollaml's Gor
man Bitters. Tills, Wright's
Jayno's, Schcncic's.nnd till
others known to tho Community.
A largo and vnrlod assortment ofJCnlguts world
renowned cooking extracts.
Lemon, Vanilla, Hoso, Raspberry, Strawberry,
Pino Apple, Celery, Banana, Scnro oirer
ed below manufacturers prices, to
country merchants. Spices,
Cinnamon, Clovus,
Pepper, Mace,
Mustard,
4C.,
at
bottom
prices. ALSO,
ltoil anil Flour Htil
phur, Epsom Sails,
Salt l'etre, Calabru Lic
orice, Gum Camphor, Borax,
Assafcutlda, Cattle nnd Horso
Powders.Bluo VltrioI.Extnict Iog
wooil, Castile and Laundry Soaps,
Lamp Chimneys, nnd Lamp goods gener
ally. Lump Chalk, Silver sand, Calcined
Plaster, Itoseudal Cement by tho barrel or bushel.
e
Tho rclobratod Mlllvlllo Fiult Jar, acknowl
edged to bo by far tho best lu tho Markets, nil
glass, of suiierlor material nnd workmanship.
Consumers having onco used these, will havo uo
other.
Country Physicians will find ourstock full and
complete, comprising nil tho old staples of tho
Materln Mcdlca, as well as all tho latter discov
eries of modlcal science, (lulrilne. Morphia und
Opium always In abundance. Huuco llios, and
White's nharmaoeutlcal nrenarntlnim. Klnlil nml
Solid extracts Elixirs and Pills or tho l'harnia-
copcea sugar-coated, l'owors nnd Welghlman's
Chemicals, and Prof. B.iulbb's niodlclues, a lull
DkUVIi,
Farmers and others will fliidnurstocK of Pure
Ground Western Bone, Oil of Vitriol, Sulphate
of Soda and Nitrate or Soda, of better quality
and nt lower prices than can be round elsewhere.
COACH AND WAGON MAKERS would do
well to seo our stock and inquire our prices be-
iuiu iiuituiiniuij uibuwnuiu.
Our retail and Prescription department Is under
mo ttupei itiuii UI
MK. A. It. CiTIICART,
who has had years orcxpcrlencoln tho business,
Able and competent assistants always lu atten
dance. This department consists ol tho com-
ly rcclpts, tho putting up or Dye Slulls, pt
T
tho retailing of Patent Medicines nnd Druggist's
suudrles, such as Perfumery, comprising all or
inu jiiwai, i-iiuieu iruni uqr most emiueui Ameri
can manufacturers and tho specialties of all tlio
Foreign, French, English, Qerman and
iiitiuin I'enumers.
"tjf
n
Toilet Soaps in Lvrgo variety, both Imported anil
Fino Hair, Tooth, Flesh, Clothes, Shav
inrr & Nail IJrushcs. Tri)!S3fj3,SIioul
tler Urnces & SiipportersNurar,
ing uoiiies, iocKct, uoou
11111 Books, &c, Ac.
Cigars of rarest ani choicest brands from 5 cts
E
Pipes nnd cigar smoicora and many tlilugs Im
pobslblo tu L'uumcrato iiciv. Tho haudtiomest
SODA FOUMTAIBT
In this part of tho Stato. called tho "Icebcri.'
from which Iscoustnutlydrawu, tliosocool and
refreshing boveraues su popular with tho Amer
ican public, nlso. the medicated waters of Vl:ur,
U...MbUbt. 1.11M l)l.l.VI
R
inuutiu.iiiiiuii A'vjjiut till I: lit, UWUI)'IurN
alt the oiUolnat preptiratlouM of tho U.H. i'lmr-
OIL OF GLADNESS
a specific fur Croup, Burns and Scalds and ono
.of the most valuahlo auxiliaries In the euro of
yetter-plles, hoarseness, eto over known. The
largely Increasing sales attest Its popularity ns
u household remedy.
s
-"J . . -uub'1 ll", TUIlllWIU .VIIIUUJT
Iiir (MlllL'll!! Ilf Inilir btnilllllur nml lunlnlaul nun.
sumption. Flavoring extracts, liisenoe Jamaica
uiuger, eic to an or which wo usk tho atteu.
tluu of thu ijeucral public.
rPhn Wflrrntl will R 1 1 1 1 pnnflnlin in nm,
Its bttitctl visits to their country custom-
era,
MOYER BROS.
May 10, ly,
EK
S4l N inn H
W IVi-Nnn run tnko llicao Illllc-m flccord
t- tn lUrcciiom, And Kmnin luiis unwell, provided their
b,mt t Ate tint dcMtoyed by mineral poison or other means,
ntul tlic Mt.il orKins w.ntcrl bcyonj tlio point of repair.
l)-ftp'plit ctr Itiillpftllniii Henrliche, l'.im
In tlic Slionhkrs, (oiirIi, 'I ijtlitnes of tlie Cliest, Dini
tienn, .Sir KtticiniiniK df the Stomach, H.iil Taste in (he
Mouth, Ihlioin Allncks, l'.ilpit.nttm of the Heart, In
fl-miiiMiiiHt of the I .utio Pain In tho regions of the KM
tiers nnd a hundred other pilnfut f-wnptomft, aie the otT
fpiiiicn of liyfpcpjii.i. lu these complaints It lias no
ciim1, nnd one bottle nil! prove n Letter guarantee of Its
1 ktii than a lengthy Advertisement.
I'm liYmnlit Cnfttiiluliitxt In yminRor old, mar
tied r.r single, nt the d.iwrt of womanhool, cr the turn
ft lite, llioe Tonic Hitters display so decided an Influence
tli it a nnrl.rd improvemtnt Is soon perceptible.
tW Iiillrtiiiinulor. ninl Chronic It li cu
muli nt nnd Oont, Itiltotn, Heniittcnt ami Intermit
tnl fevers, licaesof the I Hood, I.iver, Kidneys and
lllridtlcr, thee Hitters have no equal. Such Diseases
ore canned by Vitiated Jltootl, which Is Reneully produced
bv ileranjtLnicnt of the Digestive OrR.iiis.
Thi'V men (Jciitlo I'iuruIUo nn writ ns
a Tunic posMisinc also the peculiar merit of acting ns
ijinweifnl ngent in relieving Congest inn nr Inllammation
t.i ihe Li v rand ViicernlOr,;.in. and In Itdious Diseases.
l'Nir Skin D.M'ttNPM, Eruption. Tetter, Salt
Kheum, lllotchcs, bpnts l'imples, l'ustufes, lloils, Car
buinle, It niff onus. Scald-Head, Sore l.ycs, Krysioela
Itth, Sent ft, I)icoItir.itinnipf the Sktn, Humors and Dis
t.iHc of tho Skin, uf wlntevcr name or nature, nre tit
erallydiiK tip ami cairlet out of the tyitcm In a short
lime by lha mc of these Ilitten,
Tlio piupoillc) of I)r, WalkurM ViNraAR
JttTTKns are Aperient, Diaphoretic and Carminative,
Nmitiioii, Laxative, pmretie, Sedative, Counter-Irritant,
hudtiritic, Alterative, and Anti-lIiHons,
(J.-iitirut TliuiiffniifN proclaim VinkcR Hit
tiiRh (lie mo4 Wumlcifnt Jinigurant that ever sustained
the sinking ylem
J WALKKK, I'rnji r Jt, II. .M. DO.VAI.D it CO.,
Drtiistv and Ocn Ats., San Francisco, Cat.,
and ctuiitr f W .1 liitinton nud Chtrlton bts , New York
COM) UY A I I- DUIOGISTS AND DEALERS.
U 13-72
nut23 3ru
THE QUEESra
BUTTON-HOLE
AND COMPlETHSBWINa.MAOIHiV li.
-0-
Tho first anil only HUTTON-HOM! AND
HUWINU JIACIIINl'l combined that hasiuado
Its ndvent In this or any other country.
3-The following reasons nro glveu why this
is tho hest.
Family Macliinb to Purchase.
. llccauso It will iln1
I. llecansoltwlllworlr
ovorythlng thatnny mn-
a uoauiiiut eyelet hole,
cnino can uo, sewing1
from tho finest to thel
coarsest material, hem
inlnL'. felllni;, cordlnc!
hralding, binding gath-!
6, Ileeauso It cau do
over-hand scntnluir, hy
jWhlch sheets, pillow
cases nnd tho llko nro
eriiia auu huwiuk on, ni
tho samo tlmu rullllnc.
sowed over and over,
qulltlnit. etc., better
than any other ma
0. llccauso tho best
mechanics pronounce It
the bust Mulshed and
chine.
mado on thu best lirlncl
2. TKrnitsolt can work
plo or nuy machine
manufactured. It has
a beaulirul button-hole.i
uo Kprlturs to brealr
uothttt!! to cot out o
innuiuR as unoa pearl
us uy luu iiaiiu.
order.
3. llccauso It will em
7. Ileeauso It is two
machines In ouo, A
broider over tho ed(;o,
inakiHK a neat nud
beautllul bonier ou any
garment.
IlUTTOn-lIOLK W11111;
inu nud Hkwinh
ciiiNucomuiiieu.
i-JNoother Mnchlnocannccompllah tholiliul
of kowlngstalod lu No, a, 3. 4. nud a.
Turtles uslnu a fnmllv sciwlni? mnclilnn wnnt.
a WHOIii: MAC'IIINK.oue with all tho liuprovo-
iiiuii,.
It Is to last a LIFETIME, nnil llinrernrn nnn In
wanted thnt will do tho most work, and do It
iiiu ui-n, , ttiiu iiu-i iiiiiciiiuii eau no several ieiiiiis
ofsuwlugnotdtmu on ANY UTIIIIItMACIlINli,
uuoiuw uuiu uvery uinu luai. uu oiueis can uo
Tlic American or Plain Sewing
Machine.
(Without the button-holo parts), does all that
in uuuu ou inu omuiiiaiion except, uuiiouiiuiu
uuu uver-bcainiui;.
8. J. FAUX, Agent,
BLOOMSBURG. Pa
AGENTS WANTUI) IN UVEUY TOWN.
COMPANY'S WAItEROOMS,
1318 OhQstnut Stroot, Philadelphia.
Kxamlno tliem before purchasing anyothor
-uwiiili .uueiuue
M'
cKELVY, NEAL & CO.
DEAI.EltS IN
DEY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
AND
General Merchandise,
BLOOMSUURG, I'A.
Jan2(i72-tf
EWING 1MCH
'HUE SALES OP BEWINQ MA
X. chines In 1871, ns reported, under oath, in
lsiu, to the owners of lhu Bowing ilachlno l'at-
I-UIB, BUUW IUUI. IUU
SIMMER
MANUPACTURINQ COMPANY
LAST YEAU 80LU
181, 260 Machines,
NINETY PER OENT.OFTI1EMUE-
INU FOR FAMILY' USE,
xzxis xs ovsn
MORE SEWING MACHINES THAN
WERE SOLD UY ANY OTH
ER COMPANY DUR.
INO THE SAME
PERIOD.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Co.,
34 UHIOH SQUARE, HEW YORK,
l'lIILATlEU'IIIA OFFCK 1100 Chestnut Bt,
u, a, iuuuc, aui, tu uiwiusuurg.
uugy ly
AGENTS! QUICK!!
or you will miss cholep
of teirltory, (tliero Is a
rush for In on mi)
LEWIS' last and greatest work.
OUR DIGESTION,
nr. MY JOLLY VIllKNIl'HHEnilMl-.
It Is by odds Ihe most takluif aud saleable bonk
111 tho field, lit Is on a vltallv llunortaut sub.
Ject. UU Is by America's most popular writer
uu ueuiiu, a it im, ur 1110 price, me lurgcsi. auu
haudsouiest book ever sold by kubsvrlpttuu,
Aueuts, tho people are eager lor.uch u iKiou.aud
will urtto you to bring ll to them. Wrlto for
terms, ae., free,
, i ,.-.,,11. tt.t.ri.. t ......
MnvjiMiii, . iiuiuiier,
nprll ;0,'72-tf. 733 hausom bliicl, I'lilladelphia
OYERSEAMING
Jlail Roado.
pHNHSIVLVANIA RAIUl0J
WlNTEll TlMK TAUM,,
Klnlit Trains l)aliv"rrr . .
l'.lro,Cjuudnya teeptod.)1 (o "0d u
,illl, l"ssongorTra us or i?,?;.23113. 18;l
Hallroiul OommiMv wii, .J L?.r. J I'snnwi.: I
EANTlV.ltm I
hilladClphhi afJJil ; , ' 'AVdy0' "f wl
Yurie at iu. in. m. ' m,J nlve! tttj;l
at il'lilladeliihluattwj p. i. H ' "x- mil
Lhlcago Kxpress leaves llarrNimr. , ,,
30p.m.,arrlvusallVillaaulph, iui I?i1,allr,'l
NewYorkntO.lo a, ui. lJ,'"Mj
Cluclnnittt Kipross leaves lt-ri ,
at luiMp. in., mid aiv,"uv,na7H
IUS5J iv.ni., aud arrives MNmi Yoii"?!
WESTWARD.
Mrln . ...... '1
brealcfast, and Mrttr,0,iil"iKi,,liI,W!
ifflri.L?!"'1!!!!!. a my (or.
p. m., r:;-
MM m and arrives ut''fftUu.A11l,t'8'.!j5
Cincinnati Expresi loave. lr.rrii , I
Ueneral .Manager amVlTu'i;
gHORTEST llOOTE EA3TWA11D,
Dauville, Hazleton & Wilkesharre KB
WINTER A RHANQEXENTS.
EASTWARD.
WESrWAUU.
Sunhnry ,
llauvlllo
Catawlksn
llazlelou
A. SI.) I
i.i;avk.
..v
.. 7.U3
.. 7,'ii
.. U.US
VA Ifi
!;1 k
lew Yorlr.
..'1.111,11,
llethlcU'ra.
Hethlohcm,
r. jr.
TO, -JkM 12.1U
I'hia i ijj ii.15
l, ('" 143J
Hazleton,
titawlss.t.
liiiuvlllo.
A U11IU1C1II
.iiiAieioil.
New Yorfi:
suuhury.
thoUi? fti?T5??" 'r.?1? -(:?un!?t''.t.i Hnnbury win,
w7llaT;.r:T'u1.:u'V west: arrlvcm
tlia Norlhrn nSnfSi !V'v:c4 IV.'.':.a'! WHO
stoJwP..,l'Lr.,.V!,JaS!SO W"" tUu Buibur aai L
iie'w'mn'1010 nua uaaJao'a3 Coaches oa thU
J. IIEUVEY ICASE, Superintendent,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
On and nfter Nov.2lib,'l872, Trains villi
imvonuKHuitY as follows :
NOItTifWAiin
1Ul:rVttiV except Hundays loWIUlamsrorl
0.30 n. ni. Wllliainsport, Elnilra, It jster, Iiuir.
?aIS!lJS,,fSSeepl unua) William.
4'Mltunr,,.,M!,i15,i'CXC0,J.t,?,miIaJ' ! for IJImlrs
,1 . J,"",'1 JluSr Fall", via, h His rullroad
TUAIN8 SOniHWAItD.
UjO. l.M. Dally oxcept Monday, for HaltlmoriJ
WiLshiustou and 1'hlladelpllla. 'I
11.03 A. M Dally (oxcopt Holidays) lor UaltPnoiel
Wushliialou and i'ullailcl.,hhi. I
8"t0phih,;i!?l''!,(0:Ecert Sundays) lor Ilaltlinorcl
, ED. H. YOUNO,
Uouorairnsseritvr Aseut,
ALFititrt It. Kiai:. Ucu'L Bup't.
JEADINO RAILROAD
VI N r E 1 1 .A UU A N( 1 K M f r.
.Monday, Ducemiicu rd, ,
Tralus leiivo Harrlsburs for New York, as lo..
lows : Atf)..!J, s,li), a. m uuu a.uu p. m oou.
uectluis with trains ou l'euusylvlnila Kail,
load, and arriving at New VoiU at 1133
U,5U, nud 0,1) p, m. respectively.
Hemming: Leave New York at s.uo a. ia
12.5U auu 0.11) p. in. rhlladolphlant7. '.ilju.iu
and y.:!0 n. m.
Leuvu llarrlfaburir lor IterulfiH.. (iniinviii t-u.
miKiua, Mluersvllle, Ashland, Hhnmokln AN
leutuwu and l'hlla'd, at S,su and b.W a, in..guo
nudl,Jj p,nistoiipliirat Lebanon mid prludtial
wuy hlutlousj thuj.us p. in. train eon m Mini; lor
ruil'a., roltsvliluandColuiublaonly. l-'orPolu..
vtlle.behuylklUHuvou aud Auburn aScliuyl.
kill und busquehauna Itallroad, leave Harm
bun! ai 11, IU p. in.
East reuusylvanla Itallroad tia s leave
lteauliuj lor Alluulown Eastou nud Voik
ul 7.3J lU.ij, a, ui., and iM p. in, iiiuln
luavu New Vork at i)M a, in., IJ.aj ami .. j i p, m
und Allentuwu lit 7. -U a.m. IJ.25, sm, .i, uuj
und S.bi p. in.
Wuy 1-assuJuer Train leaves I'lillailelphla st
7,:!uu.iu., cuuuucUnii at Ite.idlu willi 'rain ou
luiifcl 1'a, railroad leturulnu leaves foiisvilluat
1 1'5 p. in., slopping at ull stailoas.
Leave rotisvlllo at (J.'JU .U5 u.10 a. m aud
2,!ii)p. in., llemdou at 1U.00 a. m nhainulilu ut
U OUnuit ll.U'J a, in., Ashlaud at 7, Is a. i.i and ti,j
p. niMahauoy City at 7.6J n, m, ami ia,5i p, iu,
I'liiuaiiuaatli.a.a. in,, aud S,lo p. in. lor l'iilhi.
delphia.Now Vorlt, Ueadliii;, llurrlbburivc.
Leave rottsvlllo viu Bchuylkili uuu nubiiuo.
liauua Itallroad at l,0j a. m. lor llurrlhljuri,', ohd
11 Ion. m.,lorriuoUrovonudTreu int.
l'ottsvlllo Aceoiiimodatlou Train ivesl'otls
vllloattl.uo a. m., passes Ueadluts ut 7,l'Ja,iuaf
rlvlnu at l'hlludclphlaat lu.ts a. in, lteturulug
leaves 1'hlladelphlu at 1.15 p. m., p.islug Iteau.
t 7.15H.1U.. uirlvlumu. I'ottsvilluut v,uu u.iu
l'ottslown Accoiniuouatlou Tralu, leaves 1'olU
t3wnattl,lja,m returulus, leaves 1'hlladelpliUi
tNlnlhiiiidOreeii)atJ,U)ii.m.
Columbia Itallroud lraiiis leave Heading at
7 Sua m and 6.15 p.m. for Uphrata.LitlE.Lauum.
lur Columbia, rtc; returning leave Lanciitor at
tf.iu i a. m. and U.30 p. iu., and Columbia at 3.15 a.
in. and 3 WJ p. m.
I'erkloiuenUall Hold Trains leave rerklonieu
Juucllou at 7.&5and U.0U a. iui,55 i i.lt) p. m. re
turulmr. leuvo Uleeu liuo at 0.15 ll, lil.,l.'.ii
liud i isJ P. 1"-, counoctlus with tralus oil
"l-lSl Valley Itallroad tra. . ,e.,ve i'lia
nlxvtllouiu.iua. iu:).li) aud 5.y) p. in.; loturu.
luu, leave Dyers ut 0.M5 u. m., li 15 aud l.'ij i. m.,
cuuuectlns with trains ou Jtoadl'u H illroid.
Colebiookdalo Hull road tralus loa it) t'otuiowu
attl IU a. m,l.i'Ui).2)J 7.15 p. m returului! leave
Ml. l'liasaut at U.iW. H.UJ aud U.ij a, m 3.0J p. in,
uuueelluu witn trains ou Il-jadlng ltullroail,
Cuester Vulley Itallroad Train leavo Ui.iiju
port at ,3Ua. iu. and 2,111 and 6.11 p. m. returning
leavo ljuwiiliiutowu ill u.5j u, m li.ilJ uu 1
6. U p. m., couueellus with tralus u.i Ite-idmi
"outtuudays, leave New York aW.Sl p.m., I'm.
Phta ut s.uu a. m. a'"l a.lop. m ilhe S.UJ a. in.
iriiu luuulugouly lu tteadlus;) leavu I'otuvllle
U.iW a. m.. llarrlsburi! at S.3U u. m. aud im) n iu. .
leavo Allcutoivu ut .5 P. m leave
ituullus at 7,15 u. m.aud mbp. in, lor ilairw
bur".a"7.30a.m.lorNewVoik,andatt'.lua.iii,,
audi,15 p. m far l'Ulladelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, Bohool juJ
Excursion Tickets to uud Irum all points, at to-
UDaUB-'aiieeeiieckod throush; 1U0 pounds allow!
each patenter. K W00.n.J.:Ni
Asst. Bupt. Eu. Macu'ry.
UoaJlus, l'a DeJ.il, lo'J.
AOICAWANNA AND BLOOMS-
on niidvlljrNuv, tl, ls71, l'asseuger Trulus vtlll
u u as follows :
dolus North,
Airivo Arrive
a. m. n. in.
(Joins Boulh
Leuvu Leave
p, iu, a. iu.
' 1.15 1U.UJ
i'.ll IU.3J
crannu tuy Ui i
IISIOU,,,..,,.... ,i.
Klunstou 1 Ht
8.30 1'UI
2.3.1
ilO
a.ts
3.01
3.67
n.to
W.uarro
C'rs
Plv.nnnlll n.lii
Bhlckbhluuy.... 7.3U
ji.au
li.u
uerwicit
Bloom U.U5
Danville
lauviue... , : ,,:," , .,. ,
t:zi
Couuectiouiuuuu ui.ou.uu.. ; ' A ir.;.V.V,r..d
tralu lor ureuiueuu. """?'
all points Noi th, tost and Wt.
Na meotluVoftheBtockhotders oftlioC a.
wissa Ddposil Ilauk will bo held at their o Ice,
lu Cttluw si, ou tuo second Tuesday ol January,
1S73, betweeu the hours of IU a. iu., aiid t . i:
toholdau.electlou for six Dliecturs, to serve
durlutfthocusuluisjear. hvvih
C'ukhler.
(iitawUsa,Dco,fl-lw.
TOTI0E , ,., ,..
Ll Alio uuuemiBiie'i nav iuu ,.iiu. -'". ,7..
SuVstou of tho Mail lloulo ruunfuit irom Oa'nUra
the arrival of the Philadelphia luall, abouto. !.
IU., UntVJUB ai vuiuuiu wi p-i
lug.
RATES OF FARE.
t'ambra to lllooin lt.2. I' Ishinucreen in iim.
lit IliUVIIU 44 '
charged the same rate. yaple. 1'ioprietor.
Hlilcltslilmiy.oct. IHU MS.
m iirrwo, at Vl l-i. f ffii l1"1!'' ,1
ana arrives at NoW li ru t IN h." i,
Muoastor Train, via Jim,,,, , 1 ' lu'
rlsburg dally i'n.i t S Uu f" Jui 'e,tve li
with luro Z yni? lor' l'hil ilnfT'i ,
Vest IMUii-aolphuiSl uffK'i