Miscellaneous.
1UU0IIY.
Tell mo, yo winged wind
Tint lound my pathway roar,
Do j-o not know somo spot
Whcro women fret no more t
Somo lono ami pleiwant dell,
somo "holler" In tho rmuihI,
Whom t.ab!oa never j oil,
And email's nro not foumll
Tlio loud wind Ww tlio snow Into my fiec,
And snickered a It an?ncred-".Nry i lice."
Tell me, tliou tntttr deer,
When billows round mo pliy,
Know'st tUon somo favored sjwt
Soma Ijlnud far away,
Wliero weary mm can tlnd
A plvo to smol:o In pone
Whero crinoline U hot,
And hoops nro out of place?
Tlie loud wlnd, sounding n perpetual shout)
Mopped fur awhile, and spluttered, " Vou pet
out."
And thou, seroneit moun,
That with such holy faro,
Dost look upon tlio girls,
Who with their beams embrace,
Toll mo, In nil thy round,
Host thou not sxn some spot
Where mmlln U not found,
And calico H not)
liehlnd a cloud the moon withdrew In w ie,
And a voloo sweet, but sad, responded "Poll I"
Tell m, my secret soul
oh I toll me, llopo and I'altli,
Is there no resting placo
Prom women, girls and death?
1? tliero no hsppy spot
Where bachelors nro blesod,
Whcro tennlesnorcr go,
Aed man may ilwell In peace?
Faith, Hope aud Truth-bost boons to mortal)
given
Wared their brlgh t wands, nnd answered, " Yes
In Heaven."
Hoys, Wake Up!
Boys, walco up I Don't sit dreaming as
though tlio world was just made to sleep in
Don't imagino that somebody U going to
clothe and feed you while you do nothing
but read love stories, llavo more ambition
than to part your hair in tho middle, carry
a cano or fotirish n cigar. Don't any of you,
bolittio yottr-clf by ujcing tobacco in any
form. It will mako you filthy, create an ap
petito for liquor, and nuko you old and ner
vous. Wnko up 1 Try to bo somebody. Try, to
do something. Try to bo noble, honest and
industrious, lly being somebody we do not
mean simply being rich ; or just liko all the
rest of tho boys. Stop out boldly into new
paths that other boys are too indolent and
timid to try. In doing this, you may not bo
liko Nedwho ucs oaths ; or Fred, who nlnys
cards ; or Tom, who says his mother aud
father don't know anything ; or liko a score
of other boys who all do about thosamo way
for fear tho rest will laugh at them.
To do something is to shovel coal or run
errands; indeed, anythiug that is right rath
er than lounge on hotel steps or in saloons.
If you would rather tell a littlo falsehood, or
smoke, or drink, than to bo seen in plain
clothes, coarso boots 2and at work you are
just nobody.
Truth, temperance and good deeds mako
men; clothes havo nothing to do with it. If
tho lads you associate, with talk snceriugly
of their mothers and sisters, avoid them a3
you would a deadly poison. Tlio inlluence
of low, vulgar language may lead you to in
famy. Bn Portn. O, how plca-ant it is to
look into tho f.ico of an innocent lad who is
chaste and virtuous I Take care of your bod
ies ; do not abuse tliem. Keep them sacredly
pure, clean and wholesome.
Don't think that because you are only a
lad it will not mako any difference if you do
juitnsyou please. Don't think that God
thinks very littlo about you, when tho most
trifling act you may do is held in His over
listing remembrance. Ho says: "Even a
child is kuown by bis doing, whether his
works bo pure, or whether they be right."
Just think of that! Oh, how good, and right
and pure, then, ought over child to be, be
causo for such God is fitting up a beautiful
mansion in glory 1
Fish Culture.
Tho subject of Fish-culture continues to at
tract the public attention, and especially in
view of the success of the operations on tho
part of tho United States in tho introduction
of salmon into its waters. Tho United States
establishment on tho Sacramento Kiver, un
der the charge of Mr. Livingston Stone, has
yielded this season 0,000,000 eggs, and tho
number collected at Uucksport, on the
Penobscot, by Mr. Charles G. Atkins, is over
3,000,000, or nioro than 9,000,000 in all. If
half of these be hatched and placed in the
streams of the country, it will make a large
addition to the population of the waters, es
pecially when wo bear in mind tho fact that
these are planted after tho yolk-bag is ab
sorbed, and when tho fish is able to feed and
care for itself. According to tho estimates of
reliable fish-culturiats, in the case of natural
spawning not more than one full of tho age
referred to is obtained from 1000 eggs; so
that the number supposed to be derived frum
tho labors of tho Fish Commission during
tho year would bo equivalent to tho yield
from five thousand millions of eggs.
Tho California eggs wero sent as soon as
sufficiently ripe to the fish-hatching stations
throughout the Middle and Eastern United
States. Such of them as were hatched suc
cessfully and reared arc now being distribu
ted in appropriate waters. All tho Northern
and Eastern States have filiated iu this dis
tribution, as well m Texas, North Carolina,
Virginia, AVcst Virginia, Kentucky, etc.
Tho eggs from the llucksport establishment
are not sufficiently maturo for distribution.
An ample warrant for the introduction of
fish into localities strange to them is Rcen in
tbo success of the attempts to supply Tinman
a and New Zealand with species ol JlritUh
trout and perch, those-having already become
moro abundant than tho nativo fish, tbo
perch being- now captured by tho ton iu their
now abode, and of very largosize.
So far thcro i.s no satisfactory evidence of
a successful experiment with tho salmon
sent to New Zealand, and tbo effort is to bo
renewed during tho coming winter by send
ing tho eggs from Great Ilritain. Harper's
Magazine,
Size ami Cost of Kuropemi Armies.
Tho following extracts nro taken from a
series of tables published in Vienna :
Tho Itussiau nrmy comprises 802,000 men,
181,000 hordes and 2.081 cannon.
Germany hm !57 divisions of Infantry, Hi
divisions of cavalry, 3:J7 batteries of artillery,
comprising wj,w) men, 80,000 horses, 2,
022 cannon,
Austria has -15 divisions of Infant, r. ill
visions of cavalry, 315 batteries of camion,
making a total of 7-10,210 men, 68,125 horses
and 1,000 cannon.
English armed forces compriso -171,000
men : franco 800,000 men.
Tho remaining States of Europe make up
with tho abovo a total of about 5,000,000 ol
men. If each man could earn on an average
one dollar daily, hero would bo a total loss
to the world of five millions nf ilol
And tho cost of support ami wages of the
men alone, Including officers, will mako five
millions more, or ten millions, exclusive ol
tlio cost of arseuals, forU, ships, wagons,
tent, hospitals, ic,
God gives every bird Its food, but does not
throw It Into tho nest.
Better nufler for truth than prosper by
HlttbCOU,
Calumny.
In this world of ours thousands thought
lessly He flceplng In careless serenity, lit
tlo concerned about tho calumniator's poi
son. Uelylng upon tho liberty of a free
conscience, and reposing in tho fancied se
curity of personal integrity, they slumber on,
as If Invulnerablo to calumny's stroke.
Ho thou chasto as Ice, puro as snow,
And yet, thou sh.ilt not oscapo cal'imny.
So said tho great painter of hitmnu
thoughts aud fecllngj three centuries ago
so echoo many blighted hearts nnd scores
of desolato hearts send tho echo back. Utvo
tho calumniator a thread of news no mat
ter how light, fragile, or unsubstantial and
by skillful, pliant manipulation, the thread,
by cunning legerdemain, Is soon dexterous
ly trniulormeil iuto a vast cablo of slander.
Iu this ago of reformation our vials of wrath
nnd indignation nro too often poured out
upon dead Issues. Wo load our guns and
lire at tombstones, nnd real, living vital
matters are held in abeyance until a moro
convenient season. Tho sacred pulpit is too
much devoted to discussions of abstruse doc
trine, while the evils of the human heart
are but too seldom toucehd. Tho ministers
who should stand forth and fulminate theii
condemnation of those Inward passions of
envy, jealousy, hate, calumny, etc., are often
too much engrossed by the thought of utter
ing something strong and polemical or sweet
and sugary.
If there's ono thing above another truly
Satanic, it is calumny. A fiend far worse
than he who steals your purse, is ono who
strives to rob you of reputation. Tho hom
icide, who, in a fit of anger, jealousy, or
rage, hurls his victim into a prematuregrnvc,
is.far more excusable than the cool, system
atic, persevciiiig assailant of character and
fair fume. And who are victims of theso
"calumnious snakes?" Not tho libertine,
for no charge against him would be account-
Td calumny ; not the rogue, swindler, or any
unreputablo personage. Oh, no I calumny
has a higher mark. Tho pure shr.ft of inno
cence rearing its head heavenward is the
thing upon which calumny strives to throw
tho garbago of slander. 'Tis tho young man
of promise, talent, or popularity who pre
sents a mark for theso shafts. Tho young
lady of attraction of beauty atauds forth
a fair target for calumny. Not the disso
lute, but tlio pure, arc the ones at whom tho
calumniator oft-times with William Tell
precision lets fly tho arrow of slander, and
many a puro daughter, persecuted wife, up
right son, proud parent, are, by slander's
agency, sent through life, or rather hurried
through tliis existence, "with hcarta bowed
down by weight of woe."
Wcro each individual of the thirty odd
millions of our peoplo the possessor of Sten
tor's voice ten times magnified, and at somo
set hour or minute all would exercise their
vocal power in a condemnatory shout of cal
umny, the effect would bo none too crcat to
givo expression to what should bo intense
abhorrence of this nipping, frosty evil. This
vocal power we do now possess, nor, ns a
nation, can wc, as in ono voice, cry down
this evil, but as individuals, wo can, and
should, draw tho bow of condemnation, and
"shoot" calumny "as it flies."
When people persecute you because you
aro more generous than they, they nlways
say it is because you arc a fool and don't
know tbo worth of money. When they
would punish you for being truthful and
honest abovo their standard, they slily say
you are overturning the foundations of bus
iness, and are isayiug things that make mis
chief. When you demand justice for tho
helpless and poor, and that christians should
do all things iu a manner not conformed to
to the spirit of this world that is, do all
things unselfishly, and in a magnanimous
aud loving spirit they say you are a dema
gogue, and tkat you would uptarn and over
throw society. Your amiability they term
shallowness; your spirit, temper; your self
sacrifice is to them a lack of appreciation for
the good things of life, or a pride in suffer
ing; if you contend for tho right, they say
you delight in controversy; if yon keep
quiet, thoy will stigmatise you as a stupid or
sullen fellow.
All those unfortunates who have fallen
under tho lash of an unruly tongue desiro to
make scandal a puuisbablo offence, and de
clare that in this particular at least, the
world has degenerated, ns in old times the
scandal-monger paid dearly for sins commit
ted. How They Treat Grasshoppers in China.
The local authorities, whether civil or mili
tary, are held responsible for the stamping
out of these insects as soon ns their appear
ance has been reported. They arc required
to summou a largo body of men, aud at once
surround and destroy tho locusts, the expen
ses of the maiutainanco of the men and com
pensation for crow trodden down duriiitrthe
chaso being supplied by the provincial treas
ury. Should the local authorities succeed in
stamping out the locusts within a limited
time, their services aro favorably reported to
tho Euijpcror; but should Uicy fail, and the
locusts, spread and do damage, they aro liable
to bo deprived of their posU, arrested and
handed over to the proper board for punish
ment. A certain sum tier bushel is naiJ tn
peasants bringing in tinwinged locusts, and
half that sum when the locusts aro able to ily,
while compensation is given for crops trod
den down lu the chase. The locusts are swept
with besoms into trenches dug at the sides
of tiie corn fields, in which a vigorous lire
is kept up. Tho best time to capture locusts
is when they are feeding, at dawn of day,
when their bodies beiiiK heavy and their
wings wet with dew, they are unable to jump
or lly. II tho Western States, or any part of
them, are to bo visited by the locusts in fu
turo us they have been of late vears. nonie
system of defeuso will have to bo adopted.
unuer cxistiug circumstances, the use of men
in large bodies Is impracticable, aud tho in
genuity of Inventors) or scientists is our onlv
hope. Tho prospect, it must bo confessed, is
not very clieering, for the vut uninhabited
regions allbrd breeding grounds which effect
ually defy all attcmps at extermination.
Some farmers seem to think that the frith
air of our October nights, aud an occasional
wettlnsr with the cold fall rains, are good for
tho health of their horses, coltn, cows or
calvni, iihiI makes them hardy and vigorous.
Hut this is ull wrong. It is unprofitable as
well as cruel. Animals exposed to tho (old
until they aro chilled, nro ttunted in their
grow th, aud gather the seeds of futnro dlk
ease. Warmth eaves feed. Cold wastes feed,
:;tock well housed keep lu bcttei condition,
on less food, than those left out doors in rail
pen3, damp yards or exposed pastures. At
this season no stock nhould bo kept out at
night nor on btoriny days, for the abrupt
change from warwiunny days to cold storms
of rain ami sJcct Is too great a shock. Pino
boards are in a sense excellent fodder, and a
dry bed of straw tho best o nutriment. Far
mers who consult the comfort of their stock
and their own profit will boo to it that their
stables and sheds aro put iu good order,
loose boards nailed on, doors and roofs made
tight, good dry straw furuUhetl for beddlug,
and that their cattle are comfortably shelter
ed before, the cold wind begin to blow and
the first miow of tho iciuo fliea. An. Jprt
euliuritt. .
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA
YEGETINE
rui KU'N t!i- blood, nciiovaloNtniil
IiivliroittttH the uho'c SyNtcm.
ITS MEDICAL PltOPEHTIES AKH
Alterative, Tonic,-Solvent tmd Di
uretic. VrciKTlNit Is made rxrlunlvclv from thn Juices ot
cnrofiilly-seliit.'d biirk, rut.ls nnd Irriji, and so
strongly concentrated, that it win ,m.pttinlH m-mii-
eato from tho system i v or mint nf Nerofiiln, serof u
lus Humor, Tumors, i oncer, ( nhceruu Humor, Kry
slpelas, fait Itneuiii, Hipblllilo Diseases, Canker,
1-iilnlness at tho stomach, and nil diseases tlmtnrlso
rrom impure mood, sciatica, Inilamutory nnd chron
ic llheumatlsm, Neuralgia, (lout anil spinal com
ph.lnts, can only bo cllcctually cured through blood.
For tTlccrs and Kruptltc Diseases of the Skin Pus
tules, Pimples, blotches, Hulls, 'ret I er, scalilhend and
Hlngworm.VKintnNK has nuur failed to clTect n per
manent euro.
For Pains In tho Hack, Kidney complaints, Dropsy,
Female Weakness. Iipucorrliroii, nrlslnir from Inter
nal ulceration, mill uterine illseiises nnd uenrnt Dp.
blllty, Vkiikitnr nets illrocllv upon tho cnusis ot
these complaints. U ltn Iterates nnd streintthens
tho whole n) stein, nets upon tho Hfcretho organ,
nllaj s lullamatlon, cures ulccral Ion and regulates I ho
For Catarrh, I)ypepila, Habitual Cosureties,
ralpltatiuii ot Iho Heart, Headache. Piles, Ncnotu
nessand (,'eneral Prostrnt Ion of tho Nervoussjstcm,
no ineuieino nns eier give sucn period, H.itrracuoti
ns tno Vkiiktisi:. It putlllci tho Mood, rle.ines nil
of tho organs, and possesses u controlling powir
Tho remarkable cures affected by Veiiitise have
Induced many physicians und ni(hiientles whom
eknow toprescrlbo and molt Inthelrown fami
lies. In fact, Vkoktise Is tho ben remedy yet discovered
for tho above ill wasps, and is the nnfy rcllablo llloud
Purlller jet placed before tho public.
l'KKPAHKI) ItY
Bl. IJ. STHrsJNS, Boston, 3IanM.
What is VKdETisR?-Ttls a compound extracted
from barks, roots nnd herbs, it Is Nature's liemedv.
It Is perfectly harmless rrom nny bad clfect uimn tho
sjfetem. ltlsiiourhhlnganastrcnthenlng. Itacts
directly upon tho blood. It quiets the nenoosnvs
tein. It Kles ou good, sweet sleepnt night, it, la
a gre it panacea for our aged fathers and mothers;
for It Elves them strength, iiulets their nenes, ami
glvc3 them Nature's swtct sleep, as has been prov
ed by many nu aged person. It, Is tho great lllof.it
Purlller. It Is n soothing remedy far our children.
U has rclloed and cured thousauds. It Is very
pleasant to take! ocry child Ukcslt. H rcllci:s
nnd cures nil diseases originating from Impiucbloo'l.
Try tlio VismriNB. (Ho It fair trial for jour com
plaints! then you Hill sav to jour friend, neighbor
and acquaintance, "Try It : 11 has cured me."
Vmetinb for complaints for which It ts recom
mended, Is having a larger salo throughout the Pnlt
ed staU s than any other one medicine. Why t Vec
clluo mil euro theso Complaints.
Hoto, Dec. 12, na
Clent'cmcn .My only object In gli lng you this tes
timonial Is to spread valuablo Information. Ilarlng
been badly ntlllcted with salt liheum, anil thn Hholo
suifaccof iny I kin being covcroil with pimples nud
eruption, inanv ot which caused mo great pain nnd
nimoyunee, and kno vlug It to bo n blood illsease,
I took many of tho aoertlod preparations, among
which was anv quantity of Sarsapailila, without,
obtaining any benefit until 1 commenced taking tho
Veoltink, nnd before I had completed tho lirst buttle
I saw that I had got tho right medicine, conse
quently, I followed im w 1th It until I hud taken stv
in bottles, when I was pronounced a well man, and
mr skin Is smooth nnd entln ly free from pimples
and eruptions. I bare nerer enjoyed so good health
before, and I attribute It all to tho mo of Vkoctinf.
To bonetlt those mulcted with ltneumatlsm, I will
mako mention also of tho Veqetink'h wonderful
power of curing mo of UiLs acuto complaint, ot which
1 havo suffered so intensely.
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IKON IN TI1K III.OOI).
TUB I'EItUTUN HTRDl',
vitalizes unil enriches tho
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tern, builds up tho broken.
Ijuu. cures ii MMnsif
')cblllty, dropsy. chl!l. nnd
vers, ehronln dlarrlura,
asrvous nilec lms, IxjIN,
unions UIsCiwh of tho
r.tUnoysnwl bl.vl.ler, fe-
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Thousands have leen
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Wilson Reflector, ono of tho
best Periodicals of the day,
devoted to Sewing Ma
chines, Fashions, General
Nows and Miscellany,
Agents "Wanted
ADDRESS,
Wilson Sewins Made Co,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
t'er lotal sifoacif u In Columbia mid Luierne, npiily W
BEADLR & McQRAW,
Gumuial, A(u:mu,
Ileach Haven, Luzerne Ctunty, Fa,
)r. J. Wnllier's Cu1ifornIanYIii
Ogar UillPl'S nro n purely Vejrutaldo
preparation, mtido cliicfly from tlio nnllva
liortin Cound on tholowcr ranees of tlioSior
ra Nevada mountains of California, tlio
medicinal properties of which nro extract
ed therefrom without tho ttso of Alcohol.
'Iho quoRtion is almost daily nshed, "What
is tho cause of tho unparalleled success of
Vineoaji liinnis?" Our nuswor is, that
thoy rcmovo tho causa of discaso, nud tho
patient recovers his health. Thoy nro tho
great blood purifier nnd a life-giving prin
ciple, n perfect Itonovntor nnd Jnvigoratorl
of tho system, Never heforc in tho history
of tho ivorld has a mcdicino been com
pounded possessing tho rcmnrknblo qiiul
lticsofViNnaAiiHiTrr.nsinlicnlingthosicU niir
Liivcrniul visceral urgans,in asmou3.lib
cases. J 1' men will enjoy kooiI lipaHii, lei
them uso Viscoau llmxna ns v. incdicinc,
ntul avoid tho uso of alcoholic stimulants
iu ovcry form.
I!. It. 7TcIOXAM) fi CO.,
DmcKleW Riul tlcncral A'cnl. Ha 1'rr.ucUfn. rnllf-r.
luu. mul cor. WuhlU(;tuu aud Cliarltim St9. Kt-w uiU.
bdltl by nil llrili;f;lts mul DoaU'rsi.
Sept. 6, "4 Cui.
A GREAT STRIDE!
-: o:
STi mill Over Old Itletliorts roiinil
t)Ie I'atiMy, or olyccUon
alilv, (licartcl!
A NKW AND VASTLY ADVANTAOICOUS
PLAN IIi:il.iI!Y ADOPTllI) 1IY
G.fl&J.K.LOCKARD
At their Works in Eloomshurg,
Knrmprlv Illoomshur!? Iron nnd Slauiif.icitirlnir
coinp.invl, wlu-ro will bo kept coustaiitly on luuul a
1.1IKU LIllL'llL UL
ITliilc ami Kloi Aula AiiUir:ci(e
;cial,
rou domiistic ruitrosns and
CUPULO, HLACKSSIITH AND P.ITUMIN
Ol'S COAL,
nt prices to butt tho trade. All C'ral specially pra-
puruu uetorc icav nig uiu l aru. aio
Plows and Thvesliing Machines,
njid nil Idnds cf
Cactiug and Machine Work.
HICI'AIUINO promptly nttoixlrd to. They would
rohjiccuuiiy solicit mo I'liirnn.ijri! oi uio runur.
(I. M..t J. K. 1.C1UKAI1II.
liloomshurjr, l'a.
Jan. s, ;4-l'
jVEW STOCK OF ULOTIIINC.
AMD
Q-antlemon's Drrjas (s-oodia.
DAVID LOWKNUKRO
Invites attention to hU largo and o'eeant stock of
Kiisnmnan b nn
at his store on;
MAIN STltECT, IN TIIE NEW ULOC'K,
1!I.00MI1UH0, PA.,
where ho lias Ju-t received from New York an J Phil
adelphia a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
fcitsUhanj; iho wo'-t f.iW.i liable, Ui'ablo aud
Lumuuuiw
C1NSIS1'L(1 Ol'
IJOX
saci;,
Fitoci:,
OUJI.
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PAWTS,
or aix sonru sizes .v.sd cdi.oiw,
no has olao replenished hl3 nlreadi'li'rriOtK.lt Q1J3
CLOTHS AND O.WSIJlI'.Ktrt,
UTJIII'El).!
l'lliUUKD,
AND WAIN VIUTa,
SIHUTh, J
(!J!AVATil ,
ca'Aiis
UANn;;i:itoinKi''f,
SlJSl'EMDIIlW,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ho has constantly on hand a largo awl well select
ed ajsortinent of
Cloths and Vestiugs,
which ho I preparod to mulie to order Into any hind
of tluJihij;, on wry rtiott nollce, and In the K'kt
inanwr. All his clothing Is niado to wear and most
of It 1j of homo inanufucturo.
COL!) WATUIIKS AND JUWKLHV,
W HVjatY 1E801UI1'ION, 1'INJI AND OIIEAI'.
IUS CASE OF JEWIUJtY 18 NOT SUIil'ASfeED IN
TlllM i'l.Afi:.
CALL AND EXAMINE 1118 UlfNEIUI. ARSOIlT-
sii:ntok
Clothing, Watche.3, Jewl
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWHNIlEUfl.
July l,is-tr.
BLANKS! BLANKS!
FOR BA Uf AT TUB
COLUMBIAN OFF1CL.
TA D33 1VT X 1ST 3- T O IEnT .
Till HmiinnTOM Pnwi-ro ma
fiHNU has rjrung rapidly into
fnvorns possessing lhotiet com.
ms'VTioM cf frooit (itiailtles,
liamtlj-1 1 Ight rtmnlng.sinootli,
Noltckw, UnpM, Durable, villi
pnticlto'kftllcli.
It I? a Hiulllo MiicMnc, ullli
Autoninllc Jtinp l'cctl. Vi tlgn
beautiful nnj onstructlbn tho
virytibt.
cjooxd yi cents wJxtTEr. ox:rTr) fok aiiiaxjx,'i!i
ADDIIKftS, ' (Igrr Jgg JJj J y,
n:i.4u ornoi:s of ni:.nt.roni c.tsiA.u;s.
ssl w nroadway.'Vi w York, Ann. ,
!! Hrntllistnil & Sure. 1
Ih'Pll'l-lnii u,..t in.. ' i' IniliV V V
-I ',lV,"'r f ll'H'Ai A. .
Ill' I III" I'l A." I'll I
Dec. s, 'H-Sni
HARDWARE 8TO.RE.
LAYTOiN7- RtTNYON, 5I,00SBHHG, TENN'A
l;con constantly on hand it Full anil Complete Stock of
HEAVY -A.IN-JD SHEXiF HAEDvARE,
which he will sell to the Public at Prices so Low as to defy competition.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS IN PAI1T OI'
IRON, WAILS, PAINTS,
MECHANICS TOOLS AND AGBI0ULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS
of nil Grades and Latent Improvement.-',
BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS. ANVILS, SLEDGES, and HAMMERS
Uunlon's IIoiso nnd Mnlo lines. 1 Torso Nails?. &c.
PATENT W1IKEL?, OLD'S AND WAI!?EU'S PATENTS,
Spokes, Ilonvy and Light, CarVinge xiiallobks,
Axle. Springs, Gum and Oil Cloths, Vnlontinus Vtirnislics,
ntul a gciicv.il fft'ick of
WAGON ATsD CA11RTAGE MAKERS GOODS
Building jrattirials such ns Dttiu'imiioii Nails, Lewis' Load, liest
Colors Pure Oils, iftc, as low ay thoy can he bought in the count1
GIVE ME A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
LAYTON HUKYON.
fep. tl.tsTt if.
NEW HARDWARE STORE!
iff 'trV ,VVf! U-I'U- IM'M0 NJ-
tMMtkiM Hfl J ffe
1-- --a-w-jtLau r-,, ii .lir-twt-N.,.-; is-A
1- liinilcls, noujKM, TmM, Pliers IUfiAiM !
mr- WmvIM helf bardwabe
pfejAII tilings fur nil i-oi'ts of liuyer". 'JfflfiJ U'sl
--- JMSU In the County.
Wo havo nl ; added lo or.r Stock
PATENT WHEELS & SPOKES,
WHEELS ARB OW S,
GLASS, PUTT'S", QHIN'DSTOWES, ScC
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
In all U Uraiiciios, Carefully Srlectod and Piireh.i-cd low for Cu.-h giving in
AdvaiiVigos for rfciliii which can not he eeelkd hy any ether
ITardv.iue gtoro in the Cbunliy.
GIVE US A CALL AMD SEA' 011 YOU 11 SELF
Wo GU.VUAXTKK hoth in PIIICIC and QUALITY of our Good-.
The Largest Store in the Country.
MBJIVH J. F.
CAR ai AGS
MANUFAOTORY
iii.oosisiiuim, pa.
M. O. SLOAN & lillOTHKH
TTAVIJ on hand and for Kilo at tho most
AJLUMHn.ulo rates a tpleimUl stotl; tt
anil ovcry de&crlpllon of Wagons both PLAIN and
l'ANCV,
Warranted to lio mado ot tbo Pent and most diirnlile
uuiem.dH. and oy tno inowi evncrl' net d wuiKiucn.
All worn tent mil Hum Uio slitlilUliiacnl Mill lie
lound to lH) (f Iho htirh.'st (.t.isn nd kuib to l-lir m-r.
foclbaiUruclUn. Thi'y halo alioullnousaoilinciilor
SLKIOIIS
nf nil thn nonest, mul inut fu-.lilnnjlilo Mjles well
aim uarviiiuy inuuo mm ui uiu uei Hiaieiiai.
An Impi'ctloa of (heir work l niked ns Itlslio-
noi ou umi. uuiio bupei lor cuu no iduihi iiuuocouh
try.
July J, IT3 tr.
LIGHT STREET
HUOGY & CARRIAGE
lVl".A3TXJ JK. CTO IR.-Sr
MV, OMAN hei.liv Informs tha piihll
, tlint hohai I'htcipd liitoco-pnriii.'i'Hlilp with
rutlwr.d, t. Oman, and thai Iho lia&lnoMH Will
heroulter ho eoivlacted uivlcr tho ilnu luiinu of
ii. r. (i.u.i.v k into in i:k.
They will havo on hand or monulatturo to order
IIUOOIES,
OAIMUAOKS,
SPUING WAGONS,
LIOUT'WaGON'B,
ItOAI) WAGONS,
an tvury tliliitf In Ihclr lino or liuslnowi, of iho best
u.iinhd mid moht eoinnlelo workmanship, aud at
.1 i low as can bo alfordod.
W of I'Mie jKironj i'a r cspeclfully
toticxttd.
A II. F, OMAN k DIIOTUUlt.
-iy, ,
COUNTY PA
ItKiiiNinw Ko. 1 Msrtitnc for
lamllj- me, In the TnmriTKAit
or its Ksisrr.Kcie, met Willi
a moro nrm i.wim wi nr hatio
orsu.n than aiiv Memiot
Tlli MU'.KKT,
KnuixuroM No, 4 MnelilM for
uanufaoicuivo nivl fomlly us?,
(rwiily for delivery only eliit
.lime, 18T4), tor rang, pertec
tlun, miJ variety of work, H
vrlllioutnrlvnl In fnmllyor
V.'OUKSIIOI'.
t'hlcnvo.art si.ito St., SowliirJlarhltieHiihil rins.
IWston, 3 Wiwlillisrtoh W., Sou ins Munition.
I'tiK'Umnll, ISI VcKl4tli St.. SowUitf Ma'W''a.
I'll.vi la. i:., ,n,, , l kniclnir MnlMl linB.
Atlanta, on., iwiivo'sokt.i Iloiim, MarlrttaSlret't,
Washington, I). C, 621 sovrntli et., fcwTiijrln.'llucn.
QXLFJ, G-LAS8 and PUTTY,
Keep on Hand the
VtSl LA FIG EST STOCK
a:ih
WIDEMAN & CO., Bloomsbiu-g, Pa
KEYSTONE CARRIAGE WORKS'
W.OOMtsUUnG, PENN'A.
AS. CROSS L BY has on luuul ami for snl!
., rhiaprrthiuilho I'hoaiMbt, fur coJUi, or w 111
vxciTinsu fur old Wilsons ou lt,it,un:illo tinius,
OARHIAGIW,
I!lJ(iGIi:S,
AND
WAGONS
ot ovcry decilptlon lx,th plain and fauoy.
)oiwuio i 'lopl'.uKBlcj, open li'iirifli'S, Plain and
Viuiu Vyi form SpiTiiK Wiikoiu. all it tha lalilhi tMo
und urito of L-ool luatiTlul uud fully nunanlcd.
illio t.fr aculllx'foni purchnslnir clsonlu u', im I ran.
uv. uji iimiiu, i l iana mat 1 UUKO UIO UOkt WaL'.
oiiB for n.o lua-it moni'y.
IuIpo cTo iwiutiptf, trlmmlnz nnd repair old vork
nl Itio .sUnrlrnt iiotlt't, old sniln wililal and war-
pull lm; as cash,
A. B. CKUbSLUY.
July I, l73-tf,
: How Lost How
Tl'ST iiuhlirlud a law uliiion of Dr. C'l'I
VI,llVl:i,I,,coli,liraU'il ei'uy on Iliti radical i u
(V1'1'01," "'"'Ii Inn of S)i'iinalia-il.a'a
SSais" ' "' ,H,Vlk,"c,w' "npounoy, .Mental and
uiaa3y iiliytleul Incapacity, luipedlmcnla to
Marrlnifo, etc,! ali onsuniptlon, Kplli psy, und Kits
limuecil iif KCll-inillUi'CnCO ol bCituul c.tmucat co
Pilct, dc.
l&rJ'iiee, in a stlcd enrtlnie, only six etnta,
Tho cehdiraled niilhor, In IhH mlmlraljlo essay
clearly dcinonstr.ites Hum a thirty ) ears' Mircutfu
ihwuuu, to uio aiaruiuiir conemn nera i,r iir
aijuso may Ik- rallcnlly cured without tho doiij,roiis
uu ui luo-rnui ninuiino or Iho ann cation or ti n
kiilfos polntluir out a uiodocf euro utonconmrlo
ccituln, nnd cuci-tual, by moans or which cery nuf
n ier, no muiier what ids ccndlllonmny I ciaay cur
himself chnaply pjlvnlely, uml radically.
S3I hW Lecluro Hiould bo m u10 hands ol oiciy
youlh nnd ooij man In Iho land.
Sent under s-al, In a plain cnvi ir,. in
drohn. prt-pald, on recent cf ccnlK, or two ros
AddroM tho PublWicru,
CIIAS. .1.0. hUS'U.V CO.,
m cowery, Nok York, I out onico Uox ,ss.
April ill, 'Ity
"TOI1 PItlN'TINfT
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED PltOJIITLY
AT TIIE OOLUMWAN Ox'FICli,
ROBERT UOAN
0AB1SET MAKER
AND
UNDEHTAKEIll.
Iron Street, beiwetn Main mid Third Streets,
iiLoo.Msmnui, r.
A LL kinds d I'nrnllnro nmdo to nnler nnd
V lirnlriMi Nrnltiirp nwitlv rennlrcd. Til") (iiinlltv
nnti I'Mch t hl woik will lO'.iimie with any Hut
can rinpi'oducod nnd ho lew elfillly nolUIUit Miuru
ot public imtronnire.
Uiulorinking
Will 1 earcfallv nnd promptly ntfonrietl to. Wlirn
called upon diirtne any lio ir ot tho unv nr night Im
wlllnt onio iv-noud awl lay out the dead. Allien
fi'i.mle lieln In such cn.H'1 Is desired ho will fmidili
tin) Minii'.
Ready Made Collins
both of wood nnd ttfrri'.U ' WAItH nlnnys on
nan i. lie n nisoii.e ine " 'e I ropiiciur in inouam
btirtr and surruinidltiif dHti n ta Mr
Taylor's Vateiit Uoruse Preserver
lly whleh a corpse mu..-l-e urel and mrefully pro
iened In lee tor am d--slri!le Iciiirltiof time. 'Iho
Use of I be Presence r i.iv 1 i Maine.! from lilm at
inn' tlun'. wiiK ."an 'id-i, uovi-s and Motirnlntr
fur l)e.fiirnlili"d wn-n ie,vi"t,ed. A ho, llllAliSli
nnd CO.NVEYAM I rump b 'l
tLif-J'ciiiciniic? lie t c Jifiuhr Undertaker
nml thoroughly vndritln .'! tits 0'vi'm,i,t, lie
will nn' I" itniLiKi'd li nr t'.i llinovl'liurii or
in the county. ' UUHP.IIT KOAN.
Deo. ll,'7l-ly
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES.
Till I LA D E LP U I A A:.'i it EA l) I NG
.1 HAILKOAll.
AVINTEIl Alilt A NG EM ENT.
rov. nth, 1871.
tiuis'r i.r.AVE iirrr.iiT ah i oi.i ott, (f ixoav i:xcr.rn:
l'or Now York, PHll.idelphl.i, llondlnjr, PottBilllo
Tamnn.ua, Ac, ll,;.in. m
l'or 1'ntnwlasa, lt.ao n. ni. and ',V, p. in.
for IVllllamsport.O.iiS a. in. and 4,C0 p. m.
TIMINi I'Olt UITF.I'.T I KAVK AB r01.I.OWS, (SCNI'AY KX
C'KI'TKII.)
Leave Xcw York, !),ao a. in.
I,cavo Phlladi lplila, o,ir. n. in.
Lcnvo Ilcmllns, il,r.')n. in., i'ottaillle, is.lo p. m.
and Tamarpia, l,sn p. m.
Leave C'alanben, f.,so n. m. r.nd 4,P0 p. m.
Leaio ll'llllamsporl, '.i.ton. m. ami (j.eo ji. in.
Pasenj,ers to and from 7cw York ami Philadel
phia so through w Uhout tliaiisru of cars.
J. I,'. WOOTKN,
JLiy 5, 17I- If. Rcncral Supctlutcndcnt.
TVroiJTIinsX CKNTI5AL 1IAILWAY
1 I'OMI'ANY.
(la ami ntter November 20th, 16.TS. trains will lenio
gUNiUIUYaifjllaws:
KOItTIIWAlID.
Krlo JInllB.20a. in., anho J:i:nlrn ll.tain. m
" 1'ainnd.Hgua... 3,!,Bp. m.
" lioc'ioiitcr Mn "
" Majfar.i ;mo "
Ilcnovo nccoaunodatlon 11,10 a. u.auliu WilJIanis
part l.'.Vp. in.
I.'imlia.llall l.lEii.ia.,arilo L'lmlra ln.son. in.
lmmilo Impress 7.16 a. m. arrlio I'.urfalo 8.M a. m.
KOUTlllV.llll).
Ihilfalo Express s.oo a. in. nirlvc llai rKbnre 4.t,o a. ni
" P.allhnoro8,l0 "
LlmlraMail 11,15a.m., nrilio llairKbmir l.Mi p. ni.
" Wnshlni'lon 10.S0 "
" baltlmuroiUij "
" Washington P.:o "
Ilanhburanecummodatlon 8.Wp.in.niiUo llarrla
burj; ID.fiOp. iu.
anlvo Paltlmoro s.sna. m.
" Wiishlngton 0.13 "
Lrlo .Vail 12.M n. in. nrilio llaril-buif;3.(,r.a. m.
" I'.idtlmoioMO "
, , " Washlnston 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
I). M. liOYIi, Jr., (leneral Passenger Agent
A. .1. C'AS-iATl', (icneral .Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
i'liilaililphlii & Kfic It. 1!. Diiisioii.
AVINTEU TIME TAI1LE.
ON and after SUNDAY, NOVEJIIIUl! l.ltli,
i,-, i1,,','', l,''u T': "s I'hllaiMphla i;u0 lmil
Itoad liliMon will inn na lolloiibi
U'i:ST)'Al!l).
PAST LINK IcaHwYl.llfidelrlila. 1J.tr. p. m
!! " llariltbiirg.... B.fiO p. m
VI',ll,!'.,bric,t" ''1n r-
. . '-'ck llaicn nun p. in
" arrive at innralo o.oo n. m
K1IIE. MAIL leaves Philadelphia VMp. ni
", " " HarrSburir i "i n m
: :: ?&n...:::::: lasSrS
" " Mnm1,'"1'" lur.a.m
""cvo ll.lo u. in
" " "T' r.rla 6.05 p. l
ULMlltAJIAILlcavca Philadelphia S.OO a. in.
" " U!nr.l.l',J,lr,f LP.m.
Milllaniipoil c.'.nji.ni.
" " nrr. ntLockllnun T.SOp. m.
LOCK 11AVJ5N' ACCOM, leaves Ilarrlsburg 8,15 a. ni
u " " Wllllamiport.osp. m
Lockllaiciil.ioii.m
FASTWAIW,
l'HU AUXPIlIiSSlcaicsLockllaun... .C.IOa.m.
Philadelphia j.lia, in.
rain-MAILlcaicaL-ilo ,,;,
Hi noio
F.vr. n. m
IJKK ll.Ulll.
P. 1 1
" " air.at Phliaii,.ii,i,i i :? "
L'LMIliA .MAIL lsavoj Lock Ilaun qa ,
nrr.ntlPiiri.iirg..V... . citl"
" urr.at vuipuicipiru.....:::: cAol': !!!
MAOAltA EXPIiimiwum Kano n.o n. m
it ! " llcnov.l 4 05 1 m
" .. ''.''Kllaicn . f,,25pi,i
,. . "lll.lanit.poit. ii.R0i.iii
" .M'iibury ..... mo ii. in
;r. at llniiufiunr. lo?.-,
" l,hlladcli,ld,i...50a.m
S.M.rsl!it,Tni,!.f',.!'P.!!!! "est ntl-iln wlkh L,
Allegheny . it ? " ' " " w U and
Hall We.t with iio n,i ............
nee
rlj.,and at lia.feilu.g SSI8 c i'i. ll'. !!
con
nori
in n
aln
bOUIIl
Jau.8,.T5-,t WM A' 1'AI.IWIN,
' " ticneiaisunt
GKO. A. WUNC'E A CO.
Orgnns and Molodeona.
TIIK OLDIiST, UKbtoT AND JlOb'P I'i;aiWr
Mtiuufiictory iu tlio Uniled States.
5 4 0 0 0
Now in umi.
Koother MuUcal Instrument i,i,.ii ....
am popularity. '
IfBcnd for I'rlco iu&i.
Address,
NOV ,
lltlPFAIX), N, Y
BUSINESSCAItDs.
VISITINIHA ,
PllOf 1IAJJMIX
Neatly and C'liouj.ly Vn,u ut tLoCoLuix.