THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTTRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
NVIIBSYOUUKT JI.VKUIKI).
If roil shotiM e'er get muileil, Jolm,
I'll tell uu wliat to do
Oo get n llttlo tenement,
.Tint I; enough for two;
Ana ono f p.iro room tor company, '
And one spare boil within It.
X you'd liegln l-ove s llfu aright,
You'd better thin begin It.
In future bo moderate, .Tolm,
And let tin; stuffed chain wait i
Ouh looking gluts nil do tor both
Yourself aihI laving mute s
An I Hrusscls, too, and other thlngj
Wtilcli iiinltn u linn npvaniuce,
If MHirnn letter WTord It, they
Vllt look bolter a year hence.
Home thinks they mint have pictures, John,
superb and coitly, too !
Tour wife will bo n picture, John,
Let that sunico for Jim.
Remember what the wlo man siilul
"A tnt ana love within it,
Is better lliuii h xplelidl l house
With blckeiluj every mlnulo."
And ono word im to cooking, John,
Your wife can do It best.
For lovo to make tho biscuit rlso
No matter If etch day you don't
is better tar limn yeast i
Bring Turkey to taoie,
Twill bettor relish by and bv,
When you are belter able.
Vor all you buy, pay money, John,
Money earned every dav,
If yon would havo your life run smooth,
Tiiero Is no better war.
A note to pay, Is an ugly ttitntr.
(If thing on please to call It,)
Wlien ll nangs uer u man miu uus
No monoy III Ids wallet.
And now, when you nro married, John,
Don't try to npo the rich ;
It took them many a lollsomo year
To Rain tho envied niche. ;
And as yon vain the summit, John,
Look well to your beginning,
Ana then, will nu win. repay
The cam and toll of winning.
Light Rending.
Engaged for every tctA hen.
iiranch establishments Trees.
Tho fellow who took odence has not yet
returned it.
Scissors blto sharper without teeth than
with them.
The man who checked his rage, covered it
with gingham.
Tho boy who crept on a pace, subsequently
crept on a plank.
The first thing a man takes to in hi3 life is
hl9 milk tho last is his bier.
Hough languago is bad in youth ; when
used by old people, it is bad in-age.
A white cloud makes a very nlco parasol ;
but a black one a very poor umbrella.
What tree represents a person who persists
in Incurring debts 1 Willow (will owe).
Thero is a man iu New York so fat that a
child was recently killed by his shadow fall
ing upon it.
Why has a hog the most brains of all the
animals? Uecauso he has a hogshead full
of them,
The barber who dressed tho hend of a bar
rel, has been engaged to curl the locks of a
canal.
"Sir, have you read the odo I composed to
sleep?" "Oh, yes; and it composed me to
sleep "
"Whose son arc you, my little boy?" "I
ttin't nobody's son; I'm Mr. Thompson's
nephew, sir."
If ono hundred and twelve pounds mako
ono hundred-weight, how many will make
vour wife wait?
In what ship, and in'what capacity, do
young ladies like to cngago? In court-ship,
as marry-ners.
Tho editor of a New Orleans paper calcu
lates that he is bitten by 200,000,000 of mos
quitoes every night.
Whoso best works aro most trampled
upon ? A shoemaker's because good shoes
last longer than bad ones.
"Pa, they tell us about the angry ocean ;
what makes the ocean angry 1" "Oh, it has
been cromd so often."
"How do you get that lovely perfume ?"
asked one young lady to another. "It's
scent to me," replied the other.
"I come to steel," as tho rat observed to
the trap. "And I sprang to embrace you,"
as tho trap replied to tho rat.
If a flock of geese see onoof their number
drink, thev will all drink, too. lien often
make geeso of themselves.
If a small man wants a pleasant sail
through the atmosphere, let him go out iu a
stiff breeze with u big umbrella.
Mr. Smith has electrified humanity by the
discovery that much sickness in New Orleans
is occasioned by bad health.
"Will you marry me, miss?" "No, in
deed, you are too funny for my taste ; I can
take a jest, but not a jester."
The poet who tried to render a piece of
poor prose into rhymo did all ho could to
"make a bad matter verse."
Some malicious persons assert that the
letters M. D, which are placed after physi'
clang's names, signify "money down."
"You should be ashamed, husband, to
snore so." "Oh, it is entirely unintentional
I never do it with ray eyes open."
"Don't you mean to marry, my dear Bir ?'
"No, my dear wido-v, I'd rather lose all the
ribs I've got than take another."
A Frenchman, wishing to speak of tho
cream of the English poots, forgot tho word
and said, "Do butter of de poets."
A couple of sailors were recently arrested
in New Orleans for throwing buckets of tar
at each other. It was a pitch battle.
A man who had been married twice to
ladies both named Catherine, advised his
friends against taking dupli-Kates.
A recent philosopher discovers a method
to avoid being dunned 1 "How? how?.
how?" everybody asks. Necer run in debt
At an agricultural dinner tho following
toast was given: "The gamo of fortune'
Shuffle the cards as you will, spades must
win."
mere is a man in Cincinnati in possess
Ion of a powerful memory. He's employed
by the Humane Society to "remember the
poor."
"Among all my boys," said an old man
"I never had but one who took after me, and
that was my son Aaron, who took after mo
with a club."
There is a man in Milwaukee so knowing
that the people who don t know their own
minds como to him for information on tho
subject.
"Why is it, husband, that whenever we
Bend for a pound of tea r coffee to the
grcer, it falls an ounce short?" "Oh, its
just a weigh he has."
"Were you ever cross questioned?" "Yes,
when questioned by my wife, after spending
the evening abroad cross enough, in all
conscience."
A person complaining of tho Bmallness of
some chops brought to the table, an Incor
rigible wag observed, "Probably tho sheep
feiiou aiiort commons."
If you would enjoy your cigar, and at tho
name time tho society of tho ladies, you
should iuvito none but widows, for they will
bring their own weeds.
1'eoplo who accept bills for their friends
aro called "sureties" for this reason, that iu
nine cases out of ten, they aro sure to be
called upon for tho money.
Borne ono remarked to Mrs. Siddons that
applauso was iieccMary to actors, as it gave
them confidence. "More," replied the act
ress; "it gives us breath,"
"I am afraid of the lightning," murmured
a pretty woman during a thunder storm,
,'Well you may bo," said a despairing lover,
"when your heart is steel."
There ore trees so tall In Wisconsin that
It tolcea two men and a boy to look at the
top of them. One looks till he gets t t.d,
ad toother couuncacts where he left off.
A western man recently fell over dead
while, putting his boots on, Moral never
tnko vmir boot on".
'
her so much as to seo people, who profess to
ro.spcct salvation, go to church without their
pur.o when n recollection Is to bo taken.
Ono of y Ir llovlo Uache's lnvltatloiu to
an Irish nobleman was rather equivocal "1
hope, my low, If ever you come within a
milo of my house, you'll stop there all
night."
An advertisement reads as follows,: "Slob
vi', u watch worth ten guineas. If tho. thief
will return It ho shall bo informed where ho
may steal ono worth two of it, and no iities
tlons asked."
About Sick Animals.
Nearly nil sick animals become so by Im
proner feeilintr. In tho first place. Nino
cases out of ten tho digestion is wrong
Charcoal Is tho most efficient and rapid cor
rectivc. It will euro In a majority of cases
if properly administered
An cxamnio of
its use: Tho hired
.'. . I
man camo In Willi tho
intclligcnco that ono of tho finest cows was
very sick, and a kind neighbor proposed tho
usual drugs and poisons. The owner being.
ill, nud unablo to examine tho cow, conclti
ded that tho trouble camo forom over-eating
and ordoied a tcacupful of pulverized char
coal given In water. It was mixed, placed
in .. itml- t.Miln tlm Imn.l I1.I1I iimvanl nml
in ajuuk bottle, tlio licaa Held upward, nnu
the water and charcoal poured downward.
111 11V0 minutes improvement, was visioic,
nnd In a few hours tho nninial was iu tho
pasture quietly eating grass. Another In
stance of equal success occurred with a young
heillc-r which had becomo badly bloated by
ating green applefl'aftor a hard.wiud. Tho
loatwas so severe that tho sides wcro almost
as hard as a barrel
llio nlil remedy snia I
iuuoiu rtintuy, mm
ratus wiw tried for correcting the acidity.
But the attempt to put itdown always caused
coughing, and it did llttlo good. Haifa tea
upful of fresh powdered charcoal was giv
en, in six hours oil appearance, oi tne tuoai
had irone. and the heifer was well. Livt
Stock Journal.
How to Take Cam: of Funs. Ladies,
it has been remarked, as a general rule, im
, , , j it I
agino that care in putting away lursis all
that is required ; they think they can wear
them when and how they please, provided
t lev CIPenU a lew pence lor campnor WllCIl 1
. , .i ., , ui
they lay them aside. This idea should oo
Mw. It.., I.. ... nit.tt.M .1na.Ina I. ,'Jij men; 11 no comp mini inni. niiueut mu
M. riirtlllittOII ft.lVSltint IloUllllK lcspiC5 human svstein. which Is no 1 inn uniieninnd at the
corrected. More harm has been done toXfSZWg
iurs uy wearing tneni a wees aiicr mo weain-
has become warm, than during the whole
season. When they aro putnaide they should
bo brushed the right way with a soft brush,
Ai i .: i,fln,ibnp,.,.ur fnLL.il amnitltlv
au old linen handkerchief folded smoothly
nvpp thPiTi snrf n. niftrp nl mm camnhor KPDt
overtnem, ami a piece oi gumcouipuor klFi.
in a box all the time, to&cure intruders in
iuu duujh: ui Justus.
HowtoMake llAYRUM.-Bayrumisa
r , , , , , -i:-:
r : ?r:z.r: :rr r
though, so we will give a lormuia lor moving
it as good aa can bo purchased any where,
and at a small coat: Take Oil of bay, ten
fluid drachms; oil of pimento, one fluid
drachm; acetic ether, two fluid ounces; al
cohol, three gallons ; water, two and a half
sallons. Mix. and in two weeks filter it
carefully, when you will havo a superior ar
ticlo of bay rum, better than can be pur
chased at an extravagant price, already pre
pared. Physician and Pharmacist,
Vbal Pie. Five pounds of good veal, cut
it in small pieces, put it in a kettle with wa
ter to cover it; cover close and boil 2 hours.
For crust 11 cups of sour milk, cup of
sweet suet or butter, ! teaspoonful salt, 1 tea-
spoonful soda. Butter a 5 quart pan and put
in tho crust. Do not roll too thm. Put in
your veal, pepper ajid Bait to taste, i our in
the water the veal waa boiled in, a piece of
butter tho size of an egg, dredge in a spoon
ful of flour; roll a llttlo lard in the top crust,
wet the edge ot your under crust before put
ting tho top on ; bake a nice brown, then it
U done. Try it. fanner's wives.
Cocoanut Poddino. One quart of milk,
one teaspoonful of butter, the yolks and the
whites of three egga, one cup of sugar, one
cocoanut and milk of cocoanut Bore a hole
in tho cocoanut aud drain out the milk;
then crack the nut and take from the shell ;
paro oiT the brown skin and grate. Butter
a pudding dish and lay the cocoanut in it,
then pour over it tho custard, (Scald the
milk belore making the custard.) Bake in a
moderate oven until it is firm iu the centre,
which you can tell by cutting with the
handle of a teaspoon. Frost immediately
upon taking from the oven with the whites
of two eggs and one cup of sugar beaten, to
a stiff froth.
wicks is Kerosene Lamps. The un
satisfactory light frequently given by kero
sene lumps, is often due to impurities which
hhve collected in tho wick. Tho filtering of
several quarts of oil through a wick, which
stops every particle of dust in it, must nec
sssarily gradually obstruct the pres of the
wick consequently, although a wick may be
long enough to lost somo time, iU conduct
ing power may be so Impaired that a good
light cannot bo obtained.
The use of poultices ia to promote warmth
and moisture ; hence those which keep warm
and moist the longest are the best. Cold,
light wheat bread soaked in sweet milk,
makes good ones. A beet fresh from tho
garden, aud pounded fine, makes an excel
lent poultice.
In hanging paper, first pumice-stone tho
wall and wash with sine mado of one ounce
of glue to one gallon of water, Seo that the
paste has uo luinpa and that the back of tho
paper Is covered with it fully ten minutes
beforo hanging.
A good way to clean the Inside of a tea
pot is to put a teacupful of ashes In it, nnd
fill half full of Water, put It on tho stove and
let it boil ten miuuUn, wash thoroughly, and
you will find your teapot will bo almost as
good as new.
A siinplo remedy for removing freckles is
a pint of sour milk, and a small quantity of I
horseradish. Let tho mixture fetond over
night, and use it an a wah three timet) a day
until the freckles disappear.
"That clock, stranger," said a, Michigan
fanner, was tho beet kind of a dock up to
six months igo, when my daughter began to
have beaux, and now the blamed thing In
always two hours too slow,"
The starch factories of New England,
which are very uumerotm, have mado so
good a market for potatoes that in 'many
place they aro the staplo crop.
Ckleiiy Vineoar Put half a pint of
celery soed iu one quart of vinegar, bottle It,
and in a month, it will be fit for umo. Strain
beforo putting it in the castor bottle.
Coffee should never be roasted darker than
a rich chestnut brown. 'When the color ap
proaches to black Jt gives a burned, dry fla
vor to the Infusion,
A stroug solution of eolpbaU ef uugotsla
glvM a bountiful quality to whitewash,
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
...!.. I.,.. Ik. 1 - - . - . . . . ..... - . I. -
prewiii nine, us somo of the varied forms of Kidney
complaint.
There Is no rtlscno which causes such acute pain
or more alarming In Its mums Ihnn ntipn lliftkhl.
ne) a fall to sucrcto from tho blond tho uilc acid, and
oiner poisonous suuHUinivs, winch lliouioon accu
mulates n us rirei .11 im liirnntrii 1 . nkti n.
If from any cause the kidneys fall to perform tho
functions devolving iimm un-ni. tho ciimulatlo.is nro
imowu iiiiu u siaio ui disease, causing great pain
and sunerlug, and vprv often Immediate death,
llenro tho Importance of keeping the kidneys nnd
uiwiiu iu u lit-iuim cunuiiiuii, uuougu wiuiiuu 1111
1'ui.uva Ui me uvuj Ullisi piis
PAIN IN TUB BACK.
Thero Is no rerrpilv known to mod cnl science
which has prov d Itself moro valuablo In cases of
Kldnoy complaints than the Vkuktinii. Itncts ill
roclly upon the secretions, cleanses nnd purines the
blood, and restores the wholo system to healthy w
uuu.
Tho following oxtrnordtnary cure of irrcat suffer
ers, who had been given up hy tho best phslctans
us hopeless cases, will speak for themselves, and
should challcngo tho most profound attention of tho
:ai lueuiiv, as wen as oi inosownonrcsuiienn
Kidney Complaint.
THE BEST MEDICINE.
Hast MAiisuiiKt.n. Atttr. 22. 1970.
Mn.STF.VKVS! Dear Sir 1 nrn seventv.ono i,cars
of ago; havo sullered many jears with Kidney
C'omnlalnt. wn-lknan In mir Inrlr and stum. I
lcM. I win Induced to try your vkiirtinf, and I
think it t o best medicine for weakness of tho Kid
neis lever used. I have-tried many remedies for
mis coinni.iiiii, nnu never to inn so mucn renei as
from the Vkoktink. It slrenitihens and Invigorates
mu wnoiu system, .iiany or tuy uciiiiiiniunces nine
tuKcn it, uii'i i nencvo ii 10 no kooii lor au me com-
piainus ror wnica u is reiiniuieniicd.
lours truiv,
JOsIAH II, SIIKRMAN.
PRONOUNCED INOURABLl
llosTON, May 3 1, 1811.
II. It. Stevens. IIsn
near sir I havobi
pen badly
nrs: have
nnileteil Willi Kdlnnv IAinnlnlnt fnr Inn imn lin
"Uiiereu reai pain in lay uacK, hips and side, witn
K1Tnt amca tyln p.l5,tnir urine, which was often,
side, with
"Sffiand
i nave launiuny irieu most oi ineiiopuiarrcmeuies
thotreiitinentotsoinootthomostskllltulphyilclans
In Boston, nil of whom nronounced mv c
renounced my caso lncura-
bio. This was my condition when I was advised by
a friend to try the Vkuktink, nnd I could seo tho
good effects from the Ilrst dose 1 took, and from th.it
inouieni. i Kepi on linprovinir iiiitn i was entirely
curcu, mKing in an, i suouiu tniuK, aoouisix uoi-
es
It Is Indeed a valuablo medicine nnd If I should ho
anucteu again in the same wnv. I would irlvo a dol-
ar in, " euuiu noi kci. it ivuuoui
ltcspccttullv, J.M.01I.E,
hi i uiru curccL, 3uum uu&iun,
NEARLY BLIND.
11. It. SrKVKNs: Dear Sir In p.tDrpsslnir mv thanks
to v ou for your benetlts derived from tho use. of Veo-
etink, nnu to ucncni oiner, I will state :
When etirht or nlno veals o d I was afflicted with
Scrofula, which mado its appearance In lny eyes,
faco and head, and 1 was very nuur blind for two
Years. All kinds of oneratlons wcro performed on
my eyes, and all to no good result. Finally the dls-
easu principally sciueu in mv oouy, lunos onu leet,
uuu m biuies iu uu UKKruvuicu IV IV.
Lost Summer 1 was. from somo causo. weak In mv
spine and kidneys, and It was at times very hard to
return uie uruic. Dcciug your auvemsemeni in mu
olquiuiuuii, i wuKia u uuiuv ui .bitaiitxn, turn
commenced usiiur according to directions. In two
u uo
u. vuicu U4iai uuuuumjjiui, lutici u-tuiK
iour or nvu oouies i uoiiceu il nau u wonucriui ci
ted on tlie rouirti. scalv blotches on mv body and
leo-s. 1 Htlll lliuil Vkhrtimr nml flift liltmnrnns nnrps I
one auerunuuier uisaiipearuu unin vney were uu
gone, and 1 altrlbuto the cure of tho two ill&eabes
to vkoktinb, and nothing els-.
dy. Once moro accept my thanks, and believe mo to
ue, cry reajjeeuuuy, jYuaun t'Aiuiui.
uec. i, ism. ?iu. ui iianu u, unciunau, uuio.
rtir-nnCAa rt (ha VMnflve TII.I.Ia Ma nA nlinnt-ii I
unpleasant, and at tlinus they becomo tho most dls
UesrJnjj ana dangerous uweaues that can affect ino
Uuiaan aybUira. Most Ubicasus of tho Kidneys, arise
om impurities in mu uioou, cuirsin? numura wmcu
aeltle outheao parts, vkqbtine excels any known
remedy mine nuolo world for cleansing and purity
uiu orgiuts ui uiu wuy.
Vflo-flMnfl in Rnlrl hv nil TlrnirrriRta
' & -j "-oo-"
-mew stock ok clothing.
AND
Gentlemen's Dross Goods.
DAVID LOWEN'BERG
Invites attention to his largo and elegant stock ol
Cheap and MionaMe CMMct
at his store on
MAIN STREET, IN THE NEW BLOCK,
DLOOMSIIUItO, PA.,
where ho has just received trom New York ana Phil
adelphia a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable and
nan (Ko ino
DRESS GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
BOX.
MtOCK,
GUM
ANDJOIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OF ALL SORTS SIZES AND COLORS,
lie haa also replenished Ills already large stock of
CLOVUS AND CASSIMEKEB,
FIGURED'
AND PLAIN VESTS,
STRIPED,
SIHKTS,
CRAVATS
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
SU6IIKNDCKS,
AND
ARTICLES.
FANCY
He has constantly on hand a larga and well select
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Vestings,
which he Is prepared to make to crder Into any kind
I ot clothing, on very short notice, and In the best
manner. All his clothing Is made to wear and most
of It Is of home manufacture,
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWEIJIY,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FINE AND CHEAP.
II1S CASE OF JBWiXHY IS NOT SURPASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
OALL AMD EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSORT
MENT OF
Clothing, Watches, Jewl
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWENBERO.
ulr i,is-tf.
AINWHIQHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
N. B. Corner Bcctnd and Arch Street,
FUILlDILrHU,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUF9, corrEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES
Rica, sricis, bioikb bod, to., Ac,
larorders WDI receive prompt attention.
ll.T.lf
TOII PRINTING
OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED PHOMPTLY
TUJJ 00IMUIAJ( OfFlOh.
At
HEADQUARTERS
FOU
m mints, Uils. Uli3S. l'tiltv.
Drugs, Spicea, Patent Medi
cines, &c, Ac.
MO YE It BllO'S
WOULD mil the iittrnlion of the imMic to
their erv lnriru a mt wi?l fiolrclpd ntack or
LOWEST 3IAUKHT .UATKS.
SOO boxes Window 01a.ss all sizes and realities,
oiass tor Picture Frames a specialty
iriiilc Lend.
Jted Lend,
Umbers,
Litharge,
Siennas,
Greens
Bines,
lleds,
Vnllnwa ilw nml i Oil
v""""i "'J ...
General Agents for
MONTOUR SLE PAINTS
LINSEED,
OLIVE,
WHALE,
OASTOIt, nnd other OIL
VARNISH and JAPANS
from the best Manufactories.
Their stock of
SLICES
excels any In this section of the State.
Agents for Dr, BIOKLEY'S
FAMILY MEDICINES
General Depot of supplies for Dr. .1. C. Ayer's
POPULAR MEDICINES.
Tho Prescription Department Is under the charge
ot competent Pharmaceutists.
Physicians' Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH
DESPATCH.
Cold Spartlina Sofia Water.
The attention ot country dealers, especially Is called
to our stock of
BOTTLED GOODS.
SHOES, ALUM,
OOffOBKT&ATBS ItS,
Patent and Proprietary Medicines &e.
our wagon will continue as formerly to m&kelta
usual trips to supply cu t .
OIL OF GLADNESS,
a special
Coughs,
(Jolus,
Croup,
Burns,
Tetter,
Piles (Sec,
an Internal and External rem y whose henllnj; vlr
tues aro attested by thousands In this and adjoining
counties Is manufactured by them nnd supplied to
tho afillcted either directly or through their country
dealers,
Price 50 Cents Per Bottle,
None genuine unless It bears the trade mark and
name ot Moycr lira's the words "Oil of Gladness"
blown In the glass and the signature ot Moyer llro's
on tho wrapper.
Apr.l7,T4-ly
Tho only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Country I
$60,000.00
XrT VALUABLE GIFTS 1
TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L. D. SINES'
17Srd Regular Monthly
GIFT ENTERPRISE !
'Ib It drawn Monday, June 1th, 1870.
Two Grand Capitals of
$5,000 EACH IN CASH
TwoPrizes.Sl.000) , . , .
Five Prizea, $500 EaCh 111 CaSu!
Ten Prizes, $100 J
One Horse anil IhiRgy, with Silver-mounted
Haruefli, worth $000. One fine-toned rose
wood l'iano, worth $550.
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth 100
each I
Thre Gold Watches and Chains, worth $300
each. Three Gold American Iluntirg
Wntclicn, worth $125 each. Ten
Ladies' Gold Hunting Watchw,
worth $100 each.
800 Gold and fnlver Lever Hunting Watchet
in alt, worth from $20 to ?300 racA
GOLD CHAINS, SILVER-WARE, C, ic.
NUilliEIl OF OIFTS6.mt
TICKETS LIMITED TO CO.000
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to whom
Liberal rremlunis will be paid,
blngle Tlcketa 11; Sir Tickets 6$ Twelve Tickets
10j Twenty-nte Tlcktstso.
Clrcnlirs containing a full list of irlien, a descrip
tion of the manner of drawing, and other Informa
tion In reference to the distribution, will be wilt to
any tmc ordering tncin. All letters must bo address
ed to
Onlco, Excelsior lluild'K, I. I. 81X12,
Cor, Race & I-ongwortb. llox 4li, CINCINNATI, O.
Apr.SO, 1815-ew
DISSOLUTION OF PAItTNKItSIIIP.
THE 1'AItTNKItSniI' IIEltlvTOI-OUK
1 existing between rira. TI'UNIilii OAUDNKIl,
Is dissolved, to I uku effect April 1st, UTS. llr. Tur
ner will continue the practice of his profession uttbe
oniee over Klelin's Drug Store. AU accounts du the
nrm are to bo paid to A, L. TURN ER,
April leth, 1875. It.
ATTOItNEY'fl BLANKS, Common and
Judgment Honda, lust prlntad nd for sole at
two coLuxaiiN omce. All kinds of Attorney's blanks
Hbr kept on aUtC or irlntod Vi ordur.
tW$ffe
NEW GOODS!
A HEAVY STOCK,
Ohcapcr.than Ever!
S. H. MILLER & SON
Huvo Just Received
tho largest ami best supply ol
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DHY GOODS,
They have ever offered totnelr friends nnd cus
tomers.
(jlotlis, Cssiuiore3f and Satinotls
for MEN'S WKAK,
Cloths, Alapacas, Merinos,
for LADIE'S WKAtt,
CALICOES, MUSLINS, CAM11UIC3,
and every variety of Dry Goodi dc-sin-d,
Carpets, Mats, Ottomans.
in great variety and at (lie
L O T CASH PRICES.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Including nil the varieties of
COl-TKI-S, TKAS and SUOAliS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and a general supply of articled uiefiil for tho
table always on hand.
CALL AND SEE.
Country produce of nil klmh taken In ex
change for goods at cash prieei.
OCt. 30,74-tt
J. EVANS,
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LITEST STYLES,
;and Eiir;.oY3 toe
BEST WORKMEM-
Tordood Fits and Promptness In Dlllng oraen
there Is the place to go.
Ills goods aro selected with care and bis CUSYUM
WORK will compare favorably with the best effort
ot the fashionable city Dealer.
UE KEEPS A LARGE STOCK OP
BOYS' & OHILDEEN'S CLOTHIHG
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
A. J. EVANS.
July 1, 1878-tf.
BLOOMSBURQ
MARBLE WORKS.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, 1IELOW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WORKS
We uso tho best AMERICAN nnd ITALIAN Marble.
He has on hand and furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
UKNS, VASES, Ac.
Every variety of Marble cutting neatly executed it
ma lowest marKCL prices.
In hniliu.K tnjki.4 thH nrnnrlulnr rnnfldent (if trlllnL'
a long practical cpenence anu personal nucimuu
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly attendeu
v, r. u, uox v-jj.
"JV. 11. Wort dtlhtrcdfrtt of charge.'l&l
Aug. 91, '74.ly. T, L. (1UNTON, Proprietor.
ISAIAH HAGENBUCH
DEALER IN
STOVES k TINWARE,
BLOOMSBUKG, l'ENN'A.,
Has tho pleasure of Introducing to the Public
A AV;ilr JiXD SUPERIOR
COOKING STOVE,
THE "ECLIPSE,"
A now and beautiful Stove, for wood or coal. Ho al
so keeps constantly on hand a largo und vailed
assortment of other
COOKING STOVES,
l'AKLOK STOVES,
IKON WEAK In great variety,
TIN WAKE, Ac, Ac., Ac,
which he will dispose of at tho lowest rates for cash
or approved credit on short time. All articles war
ranted us. represented. Hu renpectfully solicits a
share of publto putronago.
Oct. SVJiy
GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
NEXT TEKM I1EOINS
Monday, August 3d, 1874.
For particulars, Address,
lb II nHITAC'RB,
Hillviit.b, Pa.
JuuetjIinU
1 vfMw
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is widely known
as ono of tho most
cflbctual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys
tem anu purit)ing
tho blood. It has
' stood tho test of
years, with a con
stantly growing rci
iitatlon. based on its
intrinsic virtues, nnd sustained by its re-
marKniuu cures, oo nuiii as to no sale nnu
beneficial to children, nnd yet so tearchlng
as to cll'cctually purgo out tho great cor
ruptions of tho blood, such as tho scrofulous
nnd syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that havo lurked In the system
lor years, soon) lent to this powcrlul anti
dote, and disappear. Hence Its wonderful
cures, many of which nrc publicly known,
of Scroliiln, and nil scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions), and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Hlotclics,
Bolls, Pimples, Pustules, Sores. St.
Anthonys uire, iioso or irysipe
Ins, Tetter, Suit Jtliciim, Scald
llcuil, Itinirworin, and Internal UN
ccrntlons (if I lio Uterus, Stomach,
nud Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such ns Dropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, NcuralRia, Hcnrt Disease.
i-'emnio wcaiciicss, uemuiy, anu
IiClicorrhocn, when they aro manifesta
tions of tho scrofulous poisons.
It Is an excellent restorer ot Health and
strength in tho Spring. By renewing the
nppetlto nnd vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression nnd listless lan
guor of the season. Even whero no disorder
appears, peoplo feel better, and llvo longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
me.
P ItE PA RED I) Y
Dr. J. C. AYER St CO., Lowell, Mass,,
1'ractUal and Analytical Clicmtm,
SOLD BY ALL DltUGQISTS EVEnYWHERE.
CARRIAGE
M ANUFACTOJRY
HLooMsiiima, pa.
M. C. SLOAN & liHOTHEIt
H
'AVE on liaml anil for sale at the most
reasonable rales a splendid stock of
CAHUI.iGCS, HUtJGir.S,
and every description ot Wagons both PLAIN and
FANCY,
Warranted to bo mado of the best nnd most durable
maeerlals, nnd by tho most experienced workmen.
All work fent out from the establishment will be
found to bo ot the highest class anil sure to Kle per
fect satisfaction. They havo also a line assortment of
SLEIGHS
ef nil the newest and moit fashionable styles well
and carefully made and ot the best inatei lal.
Anlnmcctlon of their work 13 asked as ltl s be
lieved that none superior can bo found In tho coun
try. July l, 1873 tf.
GAS GAS!
THATCHER & GEARHART,
P WfiPS. 3S M mm
HLOOMsnuna. pa..
OFFER TO THE I'UIILIC THEIR SERVICES IN
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
In which I bey have had many years of experience.
All w(,rk ot thu kind warranted to bo of the
hist description and executed In the
most woi kmanllke manner.
Gas Pipe Laid at 12 Cents Per
Foot !
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Steam nnd Hand Pumps,
Pipe and Fittings.
A Splendid Assortment of Chan
deliers, Brackets, Lamps, Shades,
Bronze Ornaments, &c.
EXQUISITE SLATE MANTELS,
THE CKLEll RATED
JAPAN PAPER-WARE,
BUCKETS, BASINS, BOWLS, Ac, Ac.
Storo Room In Iiloomsburg, on Mnln Street, oppo-
site St. Paul's Episcopal Church. (Hie them a cnlll
Oct. 8,74-tt
IRON IN THE 1ILOOI).
Thk I'khctun SYncr
vitalizes and emlchca the
mood, tones up tlie ss.
tern, builds up the broken
uumi. eurr.i u hih-i s l
lebllitv.dronsv. clilllaanu
icier, curuiue uiarruira
lenoua uffeo.ions. tiolU
1 .ininurs, illseasea of the
KinnevHnnu uiauuer. fe
male complaints, ,C.-.
Thousands havo been
changed u tuo uio or me
remedy from weak, tlckly, buffering creatures, In
slronL-. heal by, happy men and women; and
Invnll.N ciitnnt renhnnublv hesllato to Cite It a t rial.
CAiTiov. Ho suie sou get the "I'kui-vian
SYiicr" (not Peruvian I'.nrk.) Sold by dealers gener
ally. A 32-pago naniphlct, conlatnlng a IreatUo on
Iron us a m-(ileal agent and oilier valuablo papers,
testlmoni.119 irom uisungui-iueu pu tuians, clergy
men and others, will be bent Ire- to any address.
Wstii v. fowlk & Sons, proprlctoi-s, to liarilson
Avenue, nosion.
FORTUNE FOR SI.
Wyoming Monthly
LOTTERY.
Llfatiud by Authority tj 'an att sf tki LtfitUturk
Tickets SI each, or 6 forS5.
One ehaiu-e in every nine.
Drawl on tht lait week-day of each and every month.
Fifth Extraordinary Drawing,
1 dull Prize r 9100,000
1 Cash Prize of 30,000
I Cash Irl.o or 35,000
1 Ciiiii Prize of 30.000
1 Cuh Prize of 15,000
1 Ciuh Prize or 13,000
In all. Sl.WI t'aih I'rirea amounting lo tXO.U)
Tk. flm Biut.rdl.u Dr.h,( w. pi.d.d ...r tor Cl.
Pfl.h, rr..'l .( B..rd e 1n& la. hhiI by U.T.t.ct
J.m... TbatUrdbv Ciniiaiu. Hclll U.ld.r. la.
tv kr Judf . iiui.il. rm'i r ta. s.b.u
If.at. w.DUd. lJb.r.lpaj Yt full buOsiOu. M.4 tit
Clr.ut.L AdJru It. UiutU,
J. M. PATTEE, Laramie Cltr, Wromlna.
A. LArtal. CU U Ut. Ul tuiU BAllnaa, a.
tw.it. caiM( .d Of d.
Apr.S3-4W
AN ACTUAL nCSINKHS INSTITUTION ANU
TKI.ICailAl'lIIO INST1TUTK.
Tor Information call at omce, or send forCousaK
AnvKiiTiami. Juueza-ly
vlBYRN'S Peekot Photoscopo.
I j Ilia, irrrat MioNirrisa power. dttocU
eountel felt money, ahodily-clotti, aub.
ataucta In the eje. In wonudai ex.
uhIum Inaeeta, lloKtra, I'huila, Hans lu metola,
lUntible writing i InaptcU minerals, grain, etc.
l'aiclOO t'EXT8,furl. JV(tymiil. Agents
Wanted. Adlrtu-lt. L. lllliN, 1-. O.Dai t,Wl,
UtwYerk. 0c, Mavasau Btreet,
Apr,4a-iw
BLANKS ! BLANKS !
VOlt BAUI AT TUB
COLUMBIAN OFFlCLd
Mrdedthehi
Paris JSgpawJ
fiver Thirty-four Competitor
..J .Hfi (if Tnfc54.titiri
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES-
P
IIILADELPIIA AXD 1H5ADINQ KOAD
WINTER AHKAKGEMEKT.
NOV, oth, 1S74.
TnilNS LEAVE lll-rKKT iS 10I,I.0S (St'NnAY EXCKTTED
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, rottsvllle
Tnmaqua, c, 11,53 a. m
For Catawtaa, 11,33 u. m. and T.iio p. m.
For Vlllhinisport,c,j9 a. in. and 4,0iJ p. m.
TRAINS l-OR HtTKBT LEAVE A8 FOLLOWS, (SCNDAT KX
CEl'TED.)
Leavo New York, 9,00 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,15 a. in.
Leave Heading, 11,30 a. m., rottsvllle, 1,10 p. m.
nnd Tamaaua, 1,80 p. in.
Leave Catnn lsna, 6,20 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport, 9,20 n. m. and 5,00 p. m.
Passengers to and from New York and Philadel
phia go through w Ithout change of cars.
J. L WOOTEN,
May t, 1874 tf. General Superintendent.
D
KLAWAItE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTKKN HAIL1IOAD.
.1II.OOMSHUHO DIVISION.
Time-Table No. S9, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
TI1U1ISUAY, I1F.CEMIIEH 10, 1S74.
SOUTH,
p.m. p.m. p.m
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
n.m. p m. p.m.
i
1 151
scrnnlon
Hellenic
TaWorWlle...
. .Latkawaiiiia
1'ltlMon
.. Wist 1-lttslon..
Wjoininj,'
Mallljy
Kingston
KliiKslen
mouth .1 line .
....I'lj mouth ....
Au-mliite
Nanlleoke
.Ilunloik's I reek.
2 2D 0 81)
12 ill
12 in
11 JS
It 30
11 20
11 10
II 10
III 45
s uu
8 23
13
S 13
: r.a
7 r.3
1 40
13 a
1 25
1 Id1
1 11'
10 (4
18 19
10 17
10 25
10 29
1U 84
2 20
2 S3
2 41
2 50
2 AS
3 111
3 HO
3 15
C 85
0 41
0 50
7 00
7 11.5
7 11
7 10
1 15
7 -H
1 M
111 6H
10 4.1
10 50
10 55
11 00
7 411 12 51
2.1
8 25
6 U
R 12
8 0.1
8 10
7 41!
7 U
7 OG
0 67
C 45
C 32
0 27
7 8.1 12 III
7 ll 12 41
7 2.1 12 8(1
7 19 12 S.i
7 15 12 20
3 21 7 85
3 25 7 45
3 80 7 ft
3 30 7 58
3 40 8 12
3 51 8 15
4 15 8 3.1
4 218 .V
4 21 9 (1.1
4 SO 7 Oil
111 05
II 19
11 IS
11 32
11 40
11 53
12 1
7 ' 12 10
c m 12 oi
..Mili-k-hlnny
...lllek's reny...
...lleach llaen..
Ilerwlcl: ....
.....Briar t'leek
..Willow (Hole...
B 85 11 40
li 24 II 33
G 21 11 31
0 3 II 22
S 18 It 17
12 18 4 45
7 12
7 18
7 25
7 3S
7 47
7 .Vi
12 12 4 .VI
6 20
6 03 11 11
..I.tme l.'Klgc...
12 17
12 20
12 32
4 50
5 (15
5 12
8 18
fi 111 5 63 It 02
..Espy.,
8 5S
S 51
5 44
5 40 10 55
liloonisbiirg.. ..
B 10 in 49
5 34 10 -8
5 311 10 41'
5 12 10 22
5 t'2 M 12
4 M 10 OS
4 40 9 5
p.m. a.m.
Kupcri . .
OitauKsa llrlJtre.
..Clark's switch...
liamlllo
Chul.isky
.....ramerun
12 37
12 42 8 24
12 4.1 5 311
8 12
8 10
5 40
S 15
a oi
4 55
4 SO
a.m.
1 (13 5 4S b 35
1 11 8 5S 8 48
1 14 0 03 8 .Vj
131 C 21 9 20
.Northumberland.1
p.m. p.m. a.m.
DAVID T. liOUND. Sunt.
Superintendent's omce, Kingston, March 5, 1874.
ORTHKItX
CENTRA I. RAILWAY
COMPANY.
On ana after November 20th. 1S73, trains 111 leave
HUNUUUYus follows:
NOUTIIWAIID.
trie Mall 5.20 a. in., arrive Klmlra 11.50 a. m
" Canandalgua... 8.33 p. in.
" Kochester B.16 "
" Niagara 9.40 "
ltenovo nccommoilnllon 11,10 a. m. nrtlve WllllcniS
port 12.5.1 p. m.
Klmlra Mall 4.18 a. m., arrlie Klmtr.i 10.20 a. m.
uutfalo Kxpress 7.15 a. m. an Ivc HuHulo s.50 a. m.
KOUTHWAHI).
lluffulo Kxprtss 2.60 a. m. airlve Hairlsbure 4.50 n.m
" Ilalllnioro 8.40 "
ElmlruMall 11.15 a.m., arrive Uarrlsbuir; l.aop. m
" Waslilngton 10.30 "
" llaltlmpre 0.30 "
" Washington 8.30 "
Harrlsburs accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrive Harrls
hurg 10.60 p. in.
anlie llnlthnore 2.2.1 a.m.
" Washington c.13 "
Ki le Mall 12.68 a. m. arrlte UnrrMurg 3.05 a. ui.
" Haltlmore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.38 "
All dally except Sunday.
1). M. BOYD, Jr., General rnssonger Agent
A, J, CASSATT, Oencrnl Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
riiiladelplila & Eric II. It. Division.
WINTER TIMH TABLE.
U. nnu nncrau.iiui,nu iYMlir.ll loth,
1874, the Trnlns on tho Philadelphia & Krle Itall
uwui division win run as lonows:
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE leases Philadelphia. 12.65 p.m
" " " llarrlshurg.... a.oo p. m
" " Mlllamsport.. 9.15 p. m
" " I(k llaten ln.2o p. m
" " arrive at lluiralo 9.eo u. m
Ellin MAIL leaves Philadelphia 11.55 p.m
" " llnrrl&biirir 4.2s a, m
" " " Wllllamsport s.inin!
" " '' fk "aiwi 9.4.iii.m
llenovo 11.10 a. m
" " orr.at Lrlo.... 8.05 p.m
LLMlltA MAIL leaves Philadelphia S.OOa.m.
" " " Ilarrlsburg 1.2.1 p.m.
" " " Wllllamsport 0.20 p.m.
" " arr. nt Lock Haven 7.S0p. in.
LOCK HAVEN ACCOM, leaves Harrlsburg 9.15 a. m
" " " " Wllllamspoi t.06 p. m
" " " " Lock Hauiii.io p.m
: o:
EASTWARD.
I'Hir A ESVIIESS leaves Lock Haven... ,U0a, in.
" " . " Wllllamspoit,... T.iwa. m.
' " arrlvcBat Ilarilsburif 12.10 a.m.
" " " I'nUttdelphln 4.16 u, in.
EI1IE MAIL leaics Erie n,2 n. m.
" " " Itenoio
" " " iMk Haven
" " " Wllllamspoit
' " arr, at llirrlsburir
" " uir. at l'hlladelolila
ELMIIIA MAIL leaves Lock Haven,.,.
" ' " Wllllamsport,.,
" " " Suiilmry,
" ' arr, at llarrlsburg
" " arr,atl'hlldelphla...
NIAOAI1A EXmESS leaves Kane ..,
.. 8.26 p.m
. 9.45 p. m
. 10.60 p.m
.. 2.S0 a.ni
.. i.60a. m
9. a.m.
.11 10 n.m
.12 40 p. m
, O UO U, III
o.io p. in
9.0 a, in
Itenova 4.0.1 , , m
l ock Haven.. 6.28 r in
5Mlllauisport, o.r.0 p.m
SLiibury 8.40 p. m
Ilarrlbburtr. lo.u p. m
I'hlladelphla, ,60 a. m
arr. at Ilarrlsl
Mall Ka connects cast and west nt El lo with I
Allegheny It It' W lnl"cton ,vU1' " frcek and
Mall West tilth east and west trains 00 L. 8. 4 M,
Jitu! ,rvlntlou
JSliJlfW ll"Itt, Kr.re8SB1111"' clso con
nect ons at lihiiaspoit w Uh N. c 11. w. tialn
ruth':1" " 1"","'UlrK N. C It.W. tralii
j. . AVM' A' BALDWIN,
Jan. 9,16-tf unntraisupv
this imhch ia ok filk wini
ROWELL & HESMAN
. Advertising AgenU,
7MIBD CHESTNUT T8., T. LOOH, Mf
SUI GENERIS.
DtRALMAMfcqU
tnuiTfriRATf-
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET UHUAN5.
UNEQUALEDirXUN APPROACHED
In tapneity nnl ftwllonco by uny ollirr. AwnrJM
and DIPLOMA OF HONOR
VIENNA.1873; PARIS.1867.
nlil U Amorlenn Oiynn tvrr nwnnlod nny mwliil
II II L i In Kuroiw, or hlch promt uu h ctrordl
niry cjVllcnca 01 to conuiinnd a l,lo lo there
1IIII1VO ri1M Wgliwl premium nt tnclat
ALYlAlO trlnl HipoMttoin. In Am. fk ... tr.ll .
purSJ" Oatot haivlrcH lh.rt.'l" not Uo n, in
U whoro nny othir on;oii lioto K-cn pnfcrmi.
DCPT I'oc'nrr.1 by Rmlncnt Miildnn, In both
ilSrlMOSlAl. CHiCUI.AP, iih ciilhlor.i of more
than Olio Tlioiininl (Mit free).
IIIOIPT on hmlnu i JInm It llmlln. .Do not
hlO O tk any A''M Liior,n ,
uiiMoifi for netting tnjntvr oiw-n, n;l for UU
tftuoii rfun try terv hard to HI mmtthing elte.
Drill PTVI TC with mot Important Improvo-
NbVi o I iLto w"" ,'"r i"niJv.
Noli BnTCoiiibliiiilltm Slop". Superb
IUngero ond other Cukc ot nev ueslcn".
PIANO-HARP CABINET ORGAN .
qnlsltc combmallon ot lhei.0 InrtnimenH.
EASY PAYMENTS. ?7mnnlMy wnMrtirly
psymci'ta; or rent"! until rent pny fer the organ.
fllTl I nPIICO i"l Clrcnlan, lth fnllirtte
CAT ALUuUto litwMrre. AddreMMAHOhfl
llAMLIN OllllAN CO., Ill Tinnont Hlnet, BO
TON! S3 Union fcpiarc, NEW YOllKl or W il 81
AiUmtSt,, CU1CAUO,
MASON & HAMLIN
MAY HU 0DTAINK1) AT
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
or
Ii. B. I'OWELi,
SCRANTON, Pa.
0iierf ifrtif also for the celebrated
CHICKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, 01-'
I. K. MILKEN,
JlLOOMSJll'RO, PA.,
Dealer in above Instruments.
Jlnrch 19,'75-y
ltOLLINS & HOLMES
No. 17 Centro.stro
PlniBiiBrs Gas and Steam Fitter?,
MANUl'ACTUIlimS OF
T X 1ST W ARE,
GALVANIZED IHON COKNICE,
WINDOW CATS,
AWNINGS,
Wire Trellises) Sic. Dealers in Stoves, Rang
es, J-'uriinees, Baltimore Heaters, Low Down
Urates, Mantels, l'UJIl'S, Weather Strips,
&c. Also
G-AS FIXTURES
of tho latest design. Special attention paid lo re
pairing Sewing Machines ofewry description, scales,
Locks, Hell Ilancltig, Key Fitting, Kc. Private ltesl
dences Heated bybteamat a (.mull costaboto Hot
Air. Feb. 20,'75-tf.
J. II. STECKER'S
FLOUR,
FE0F
AND
COAL
DEPOT,
11I.OOMSI1UIIO, PA
Krenmer's old stand on Iron Street, between Second
and Third.
All kinds of grain taken In exchange for coal.
J. II. STECKEK,
Mar. 19-lf llloomshurg 1'a.
v T LATCHLEY'S Im
V JJ proved Cl'CU.MIlEll
Br iuii 1-u.iii- is mo lie
J kuowledged standard of
" tho market, by papular
p. l iruiei, mu ut'bt pump lur
v3tai'x Hie least money. Attention
Is Inwti-il to lllatrhlej'B Improved Brack
t t, 1 lie I)i up (htck valve, which enn
ix , iiiiuiut. 11 ,iiiiuui. iiiaiui urn,; 1110 juuun,
'IM and the copper chamber which never
enicKs, hciiies or rusis anil win nisi u llio
r!l (ri.nnr.illi. 1 nnl. , t . I ... Lim. l.n ......
get lllatchlej 's I'liinp, be careful and bco
Unit It lias my trudo mark as above, If joudonot
known here to buy, descriptive circulars, together
with the name and address of the agent nearist you
will bo furnished by addressing with htamp,
UHAS. (I. ill.vi'UIIl.KY, Manufacturer,
tOi, Commerce St., Philadelphia.
March s '75-9m
A
OENTS WAXTED.-Atllie rate tliis work
is now selling it win attain u sale of
100.000 COPIES
lieforo tho canvass it complete. Presbyterian min
isters without a charge, or thoso In 111 health who
wish U retain It by open-Air exercise, students, lay.
men, and others who deslro lo obtain lucrative em
ploMuentlna most respectable occupation, aro so
UelUid to apply for nn ugency to sell
"THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTE
RIAN CHURCH THROUailOUT
THE WORLD,"
A beautiful larno octavo volume. Illustrated wiUi
steel anil w ood engrai lugs, w hlch every l'resbj terlini
family will want to possess. Price lu cloth U, VrencU
S orrocco. M, Half Turkey Morocco 47, Full Turkey
Morocco i n, Applications for exclusive territory
HI! WITT C. LENT i: CO..
llec. 25, '74-cm.
418 llroomo Street, New Yolk,
PLANTS ! PLANTS !
I jiarly Cabbage Plants, best kinds cold framo, well
Kr i houta'nu', pUluc'"- " ct'1"s-11" hundied.f l.5(i,
Wilson and Charles Downing Strawberry Plants,
per dozcn,25 cents,! I K.-r liundred.jj.oo.per thousand.
Sweet Potato 1'l.iuls, per hundred, 60 cents, per
thousand, ll.nn. Egg Plants, 20 cents kt dozen.
Early Tomato Plants best kinds In pots, per iloien 60
cents, tomato planta out of hotbed, Jier dozen IS
cents, per hundieil, W ceuts, per thousand, 7,oo
Lato Cabbage, Celerj d Pepjier Plants In theirseat
son. Plants sent by m jrexprew. When ordered
by mall 10 cents i-r do-, n, uud to cents ikt huudred
bhould bo seut to pay jiostago, j, i. iih.lon,
Uloomsburg, Pa.
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fhS.fS?,fi?.r5e.t.! VSC.VM 01 60 'tet will bo iharged at
ho ruteoiaucenu per foot until September 1st
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