Miscellaneous.
Wild KNOWS? Pit llO.Mi: UUKSI'IOSS
Win known where pirn and necdlea go,
Where nil the buttons stray t
Who Knows where nil the. pennies go
'Hut somehow Ret ntvny
Who knows how nil the china breaks
Tiiat wasn't toucheil nt nil f
How baby tteti so black n bruljo
Yet nettrffets a foils
Who knowi whence nil the fashions come,
And when they disappear
Whv one lirlct iiioilh should mako a fright,
Of what was "such it dear';
Who knows how little bills can swell
To Mich prodlirlous blio ?
Who knows Indeed, w nat's going on
llencath Ids Jury eyes?
Who knows J nt whero her husband soes
When "bmlnoss-' keeps hlin out J
Who knows when best 10 wear a smile,
And when lo wear a pint?
Who know, tlm time to face tho fact
Thatsho'anolongo.'.toiiin'
Who knows how bui . speak her mind,
And how to hold her tongue 1
Who knows tho tnoH convenient day
To brlnit a friend lo dlno J
Who knows tha halt of what ho spends
(in clubs, clears and wine I
Who knows one tionnet cannot last
A woman halt her life J
Who knows tho woman Is tho samo
When sweet-heart turns to wire?
Who knows why nil tho pretty girls
Aro oflen last to go ?
How nil tho ugly women wed
Who never have a bcaur
Why small men fancy tvlt es no largo
And largo men fancy small ?
Who knows. In fact, how half tho worU
Was ever matched at all ?
Wno knows how far to trust a friend,
How far to halo n foo 1
Just when to speak a kindly Yes,
And when a sturdy No 7
Who knows-tlm grim old droclan sago
Sa s graveb'i 'or myself,
Tho wisest man In a 1 the old world
Is ho who knows himself.
A poor young man remarks that tho only
ndvico he gets from capitalists "is to live
within his income," whereas thodllliculty ho
experiences is to lire without an income.
A Frenchman having heard the phrase
"I'vo got other fish to fry," very readily
learned its application. One evening, after
escorting n young lady home, and being in
vited to walk in, ho thought of tho above
expression and excused himself by saying
"I tank you, mum; I must go cook some
fiih."
Human Laiior. Human labor is nthous
and little rills that replenish tho fountain of
man's existence. It rends tho rocks assun
der to build tho marts of commerce. It fiends
its tiny but powerful roots into the soil, that
the crops may in duo season, fructify and
replenish and gladden the earth; it drives
into darkened mine, whero cheering sunlight
never penetrates, to bring forward some of
tho most important necessaries of modem
civili.ation ; for whero would that civiliza
tion bo witiiout tho product of labor? As
wo value the products of labor, how much
moro should wo esteem the intelligent agen
cies by which they aro produced? In what
ever sphere of action it may be, labor is lion
orable, and there is at times a moral heroism
and spirit of self-denial exhibited which
renders it sublime.
Yellows in Teaches.
Tho committee of tho Michigan State
Promological Society, after careful examina
tion of this subject, raado the following re
commendations :
1. Tho primary cause of the yellows is a
weakening of the trees by overtaxing the
soil, thus depriviug them of a largo portion
of tho substance thoy should receive from
the earth.
2. Yellows may be produced by planting
pits taken from the fruit of diseased trees,
The disease will be developed sooner or later.
no matter on what soil grown, or how well
cared for.
3. OrchardisU are recommended to destroy
every peach tree on tho premises that shows
sigm of yellows ; not to raiso stock from
diseased trees, or to bud from them, or to
buy trees from a district whero the disease is
known to prevail.
4. The practico of allowing trees to ripen
largo crops of fruit for several years in sue-
cession will reduce their strength and ability
to resist the disease.
Hard Boiled Eggs.
"It will surely kill yqu if you cat that hard
boiled egg. Dr. says so." We heard
a mamma say this to her daughter at a hotel
tho other day. Wo made no audible com
ment, but did not help thinking quietly how-
many times wo run tho risk of life in the
samo way. And when at the supper table,
we saw this parent eating sponge cake, which
WW unexceptionable, wo tried to tremble for
her rashness, and wondered if baking the
egg made it. moro digestible than boiling,
adu men wo wonaereu n ur. Ulaan ever
said so. And then wo remembered how many
times Dr. tins and Dr. that had said one
thing and another thing, which we know
they had novcr said. And wo remembered
tho story of tho three crows 'that somebody
vomited. , And, on tho whole, we thought
that is not best to trust much to what some
body says Dr. Blank said.
But, in tho first place, about hard boiled
eggs. Wo have seen dyspeptics who suffered
untold torments with almost every kind of
looci, and torments of which they still felt af
ter somo medicines given for relief. N
liquid could bo taken without suffering,
iiread became a burning acid. Heat an
milk were solid and liquid fires. We hav
seen these same sufferers trying to avoid
food and drink, and even going to the enemy
syringo for sustenance. And wo havo seen
their torments pass away, and their hunger
relieved by living upon the white of eggs
which had been boiled in bubbling water for
thirty minutes. At tho cud of a week tv
havo given the hard yolk of the ecc with
tho white, and upon tltu diet alone, without
lluldot any kind, wo have seen them beci
vu Kuiu uisiu mm strength, aim rclresliing
siecp. Alter weeks ot this treatment, they
havo been able, with care, to begin upon
omer loou.
"And what medicine?'' says Dr. Doser,
Why, no medicine. Wo advised them to
throw physic to the dogs ; avoid it as poison
that medicine had been partly to blame for
the dyspepsia. Hut Dr. this and that think
we injured the profession by talking against
medicine. We dont mean to talk against
medicine, it is a very useful UiIuk; some
times useful when wo give it, and sometimes
when wo don't. But wo don't mean to use
It when it is not needed, and especially when
something else will do better. Physicians
need not fear that there will not be work
enough for them, and if without medicating
irny so much tho better.
This much for hard boiled eggs. Not half
bo bad as half boiled ones, and ten times as
easy to digest as raw eggs, even in egg nog.
In tho second place, about what "Dr,
Blank said." Wo wish to caution tho reader
not to believe a tithe of tho statements quo
ted in that way. A set of busy bodies liko
to tell what ho said. They misunderstand
one-half and invent tho other. You kno
that there are fouls in every profession, but
you know, If you stop to think for a moment
that Dr. Blank is not ono of them. And
then thcro Is an occasional' old fool, gener
ally a femalo fool, who talks for a living,
and who has had everything that mortal
erer had happen t her except tho risks of
becoming a parent; who always had every
dlscaso more severely than unj one whom
Dr. Blank ever knew to haTO It and recover,
and who had every sickness moro than auy
one else. This is the person to whom you
can generally trace Dr. Blank's opinion,
Cqt, Motion iftdical and Surgical Jqurnat,
Quince Culture.
Almost every good housekeeper who has
garden wishes thcro wcro quinces In It,
N'o Irult seems moro dcslrablo In tho kltclt-
n, but it is seldom that it Is seen there.
hey aro planted In tho garden tlmo and
again, but seldom seem to do much good
flicyjuit live, growing but little, and tltat
little seldom of the vigorous healthful kind.
Tho whole plant U knotty and scrubby, and
though they may Uowcr freely, the young
fruit drops prematurely, and n bush of a
lozen yours old will often not glvo a dozen
sound fruit,
Now, some say that tho trouble is In tho
soil, that it Is very peculiar and particular
u this respect but wo think this is an error.
rtalnly wo have now and thcnsccnqulnco
trees doing well in all sortsof soil and many
sorts of situations, It Is more than probable
that much of failure, comes from injuries by
the borer, which saps tho strength of tho
whole tree. Tho borer enters the stem at or
near tho ground and boring into it cuts oil' a
largo portion of its supplies. Somo trees
liko the applo and plum, when attacked by
tho borer soon die; but tho quince roots out
so readily from every part of its bark, that,
unless very badly attacked, it will manage
to llvo on In'a lingering sort of way for a
good many years without any but a practiced
oo suspecting what tho real matter is.
But sometimes tho quince gets what gar-
doners call hidc-bouud. Tho bark has i
h ird, scrubby look, and tho growth is puny
aid not at all what we liko to sco on
healthy tree. Whether this hldo-bound
condition is tho result of some disease, or it
adiseaso in itself is not clear; but it is re
moved tolerably well by washing and scrap
ing and washing tho stem with soapy water
occasionally, and a trimming out of the
weaker shoots. This course seems to lead
to a vigorous growth, after which tho bark
seems to expand as naturally as any one can
Icslrc.
It is frequently recommended in tho news
paper.? that salt should be given as a ma
mire to the quince, and perhaps in somo
cases it may do good. Tho quince docs not
send its roots far away but has an immense
number in a small compass. It will there
fore require good feeding to a greater extent
than those trees which can send their roots
lonir distances in search of food. Salt is a
great promoter of moisture, and as theso nu
mcrous roots will mako tho earth about them
very dry it may bo beneficial in this respect
But any'good manuro will benefit tho quince
and it should ijaro plenty of it. German-
town iciegrapn.
Tho Source of Salt.
The sea depends on the disintegration o
rocks on land for salt. It docs not originate
in oceans and seas. Rains wash it and hold
it in solution as particles aro liberated by
violence, decomposition, and gradual action
of natural forces. All streamlets and rivers
therefore, are constantly transporting salt to
tho sea. If there is more than can bo held
in solution, then it accumulates in masses at
very deep points. Thus tho salt mines of
Portland and tho vast horizontal beds o
pure salt in Texas, as well aS tho mountain
of rock salt in St. Domingo, were collected
at the bottom of ancient seas, which arc now
dry land remote from water.
There are places in Africa whero tho pro
cess of disintegration of salt from rocks is
regularly going on, but there is not water-
power enough to forco it onward to tho sea,
Henco tho particles aro Bprcad abroad and
mixed with tho bow. The negroes of north
cm Africa having discovered its distribution
where thcro is no water to dissolve in the
ground leach it. In that way they separati
the salt. Salt pervades the earth. It exists
in tha grasses and most vegetable product:
on which animals feed. In that way they
derive enough in moat couutries to meej the
demands of their natures. They require as
much as'civilizcd humanity. With ,them it
is necessary, as with ourselvcsfor keeping
the organs of vision in good condition. Stop
the supply and blindness would ensue.
Cookino "Obeens." Every house-wife
thinks sho can cook "greens." It is tho sim
plest of all dishes, and yet in most ca.se
they are not well served, for much depends
upon tho manner m which they aro boiled
The water should be soft, and a tablespoon
ful of salt added to a largo sized pot of it,
which should bo boiling hot when tho green
aro thrown in ; and then it should be kept
on the boiling gallop, but uncovered until
they aro done, which can bo told bv thei
sinking to the bottom of tho pot, and they
should be skimmed out as quickly as possible,
into a colander, bo that all the water will
run out. Press them with a small plate
then turn upon a small platter, add a larg
piece of butter, and cut up fine. Serve
while smrking hot.
Thakhformino Liquid. Dissolve soma
common Table Baits in Spirits of Wine, and
placo it in a tin capsule or a saucer;
this solution be taken into a dark room and
set on firo a most ghastly color will bo ob
served on Uie face of every person present
rendering them truly hideous.
The foregoing experiment may ho varied
in an amusing manner by previously having
ready a number of objects of different colors
such as sticks of scaling wax, colored print
dresses, or papers; these, when brought near
the ilame, will all appear of a dusky, Ethi
opian hue, with the exception of tho yellows
which will still retain their color, owing to
tho yellow rays given off by tho light.
To Winder Hard Watku Korr. D'.s
solvo some lime in a pail of water, stir
frequently, and allow it to settle; then pour
olftho clear solution, and add this to tho cis
tern or tub of hard water ; tho limo water
thus added acts upon tho limo in tho hard
water, and depriving it of its soluble bicar
bonate or lime, forms chalk, leaving tho wa
ter soft. You can perform the experiment on
a small scale.
"A method which will break the most vi
cious cow from kicking, and whieh should
supersede the cruel practice of beating and
whipping, and is the work of but a few min
utes, is as follows : Tako a strap the sire of
a common bridle-rein anil buckle tightly
around tho cow (while milking,) just before
the bag. This, practiced a few days, will
havo tho desired lesult, as wc are told, from
actual experience."
Ilcnevolenco is not a tiling to bo taken
up by chance, and put by at once to mako
way for every employment which rmvoru o
self Interest, It Is the largest part of our
business, beginlng with our homo duties.
and extending itself to tho utmost vergo of-
humanity, A vague feeling of kindness to
ward our fellow creatures Is no stato of mini:
to rest in. It is not enough for us to bo ablo
to say that nothing of human Interest is al
ien to us, and we givo our acquiescence, or
Indeed our transient assistance, to any scheme
of bcnevolcnco that may coma in our way
No; It is iu promoting tho welfare of others,
wo must toil; we must devote to it earnest
thought, constant care and xealous en
deavor. A palace was recently discovered in Jeru
salem which is supposed to have been the
one occupied by Pontius Pilate.
inu (JULUME1AN AND
QDiW COMPLAINT.
l'rnhablv them t tin rnmt,1lnt nniinta in
hum in si stem, which Is so llttlo understood ntthe
present tlmo, us somo uf tho turlod forms ot Kidney
ConHalnts.
'I'h.-ro Is no dlse.tio which eauies such ncuto pain
nrtujro alirmlug hi lis results th in when tho kid-lu-ts
rail to sueretc from tho blood tho uric acid, and
omer poisonous suliil in.vs, which tho blood iwcu-
iiiiii.iics in us circuiatimi thriMirh tho system.
It from any catiso tho kldiijs fall to perform tho
functions devohlng upon thein, tho cumulatlous mo
thrown Into nstato ot dlie.He, o.uiilng great pain
and suffering, nud u-ry often Immediate death.
iii-ii' u mo importance keeping (ho kidneys and
blood In n heallhv condition, through which all Im
purities ot tho body must pan.
PAIN IN TUB HACK.
TlierO IS 110 reinedv known tn ,n.1 f.il ttrlnnpn
which has prov d Itself moro valuable Incases of
nmiitj tuniluailllH Ulan 1110 V KdKTINK. llnCIS (11,
recllyupon tho secretions, cleanses and purines tho
tlon. '
and restores tho wholo system to healthy ac-
1110 fOllOWlnc? nttr.inrillnitrv pnrnrtf nmnl anfrnp.
era, who had been given up by tho best physicians
as hopeless cases, will speak for themselves, and
should challenge tho most profound attention of tha
iui.-uiu.li i.ujuuv, in wen ns 01 iiiosowuoarosuiiering
from Kidney Complaint,
THE BEST MEDICINE.
East MAiisnrntLP, Aug. tl, 18T0.
Mn.STBVF.N3! Hear Sir I nm Knvptl .nun enrs
ot ngo! have suffered many jenrs with Kidney
Complaint, weakness tn my bick and stom-
aen. i was lniiuceii to try jour vkoetink, aim 1
think It t'.o best medicine f1irwe.1kne.s40f tho Kid.
neys lever used, t havo tried many remedies for
mta luuiiMium, iiuu iit;er lu-iimso uiueu reuei iw
from tho VKintTiNB. It strengthens nml Invigorates
the Whole SVSteln. Manv nr mi- nerni.ilnlanet'S havo
taken It, and I believe It to bo good for nil tho com-
l-iaiuia iur w iiim il it rei-uiiuiK'noeu.
lours iruiy,
J0S1AH II. SI1EUMAN.
PRONOUNCED INUU11AHLE.
Hoston. Mar no. lsTI.
II. H. Stkvkns. llsn. ! Hear sir I haviiliuen badlv
mulcted with Kidney Complaint for ten jeara; hao
suilered groat pain In my back, hips mid side, with
great iiiiiiciiji in passing urine, wnienwas oiien,
aim in ery small ipiaiuiues, fieciuentiy accompani
ed with blood and excrutlatliiir ruin.
i nau i.uiuiuii ineu inusioi mo popular remedies
receommended for my complaint ; 1 hve been under
tho treatment ot somo of tho most skillful physicians
In notion, all ot whom pronounced my ease Incura
ble, -nils was my condition when I was ndWscd by
a friend to try tho Veoktink, and I could seo tho
good effects from tho Hist dose I took, nnd from that
moment I kept on Improving ual II 1 was entirely
cureu, iKiug in nu, i biiouiu iiiinK, auout MX twi
nes
It Is Indeed n valuable medicine nnd If t should bo
aiiucieu again in mo samo way, I would glvo a dol
lar a dose, If I could not get It w Ithout,
iiesiieviiuuv, o, ,ii, uiLLi,
Ml Third Street, South Doston.
NEARLY BLIND.
II. It. Stevkns : Dear Sir In exnresslm; mv thanks
to ou for your beneuts derived from tho usu of Vko-
n n r, aim 10 Dcncni omer, l win ttato :
When eight ornlneycus ud I was mulcted with
svruiuia, wuicti uiauo lis nnpearauco in my c)c:
face and head, and I was very uur blind for two
yeara. All kinds ot operations were performed ou
my ej 1 1, and all to no good result. Finally the dis
ease principally settled In mv body, limbs uud feet,
and at times In an aggravated way.
Last summer I was, f rm somo cause, weak In ray
splno and kidneys, and It was at times very hard to
retain tho urine. Seeing your advertisement In the
Commercial, I bought ubottlo of VUOKI'INU. and
commenced using according to directions. In two
or tureo u.vs I obtained great relief After using
iour or nvu oomcs i noiiceo unau uwonueriui ei
feet on tho rough, scaly blotches on my body and
legs. I still used Vkoktink, and the humorous sores
ono alter another disappeared until they were idl
gone, and I attribute tho euro of tho two diseases
to Vkoktine. and nothlnt els.
ir lam ever aileeted wlUi anything of tho kind
again I shall try Vkoetink ns tho only reliable reme
dy unce more accept my thanks, and bellcvo mo to
wo, very respeeuuny, Aunun i'ahi.u..
uee. i, isi'i. itu. uano ai., tjuicuinaii, uiuo.
unpleasant, and at times they beeomo thu most dis
tressing nnd dangerous diseases that can affect Uie
human system, ilost diseases ot tho Kidneys, arise
from impurities In tho blood, causing humors which
scttlo on Uicso parts, vkuktinb excels any known
remedy in tho whole world ror cleansing anu purify
ing the blood, thereby causing ft healty ucttou to all
thu organs ot the body.
Vegotine is Sold by all Druggists.
EW STOCK 01' CLOTHING!.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods.
DAVID LOWENlSERGj
Invites attention to his large and elegant stock ol
Cheap aM FasMonalile ClotMna,
at his store on
MAIN STREET, IN THE NEW BLOCK,
DLOOMSUUltO, PA.,
whero ho has Just received from New York and Phil
adelphia a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable and
niuiasomo
DRESS GOODS,
PONSISTINQ OP
I30XJ
FROCK,
GUM
ANDOIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OP ALL BOUTS SIZES AND CO LOUS,
lie has also replenished Ills already large stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIJIEKKS,
riUUllED'
AND PLAIN VKSTS,
HTRirED,
8IintT9,S
CRAVATS
BOOKS,
COLLARS,
UANDKKKCIIlliFS,
ULOVtS,
SUSPENDERS,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
na has constantly on hand a largo nnd well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Vostings,
which be Is prepared to make to order Into any kind
of clothing, on very bhort notice, and In the best
manner. AU his clothing Is made to wear ana most
of It Is ot homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELltY,
Or EVERY DKSCltHTION, FINE AND CHEAP.
IIIS CASE OF JEWELRY IS NOT SUItrA8SED IN
THIS I'LACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE II IS OENKJ1AL ASSORT
MENT OP
Clothing, Watches, Jewl
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWENIlEItQ.
uly l.ia-tf.
"YAINWKKiHT A CO.,
WHOLESALE UltOCEItS,
N. E. Corner Secend and Arch streets,
I'lMUDILrilli,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUPS, COKKEK, SOOAII, MOLASSES?
rici, aricn, biuihs bodj, Ac, &e.
Unorders will rewire prompt attention,
I1.T-U
TTOB PIUNTINO
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
p:XEOUTED PROMPTLY
At the Ooltjmwan Office,
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
HEADQUARTERS
l'OIt
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
Drugd, Apices, Patent Medi
cines, tfce., &c,
MO YE It BllO'S
"WroUM) call the attention of the public tn
II their cr.v lar.ru nud wol selected stock of
Bods which thoy offer at tho
LOWEST MAUKUT HATES.
soo boxes Window Olass nil sizes and nuatltlcs.
Glass for Picture Frames a specialty;
ll'liile Lead,
lted Lead,
Umbers,
Litharge,
Siennas,
Greens(
Blues,
lieds,
Yellows, dry and in Oil.
General Agents for
MONTOUR SLrxTE PAINTS
LINSEED,
OLIVE, .
WHALE,
CASTOR, and other OIL
VARNISH and JAPANS
from tho best Manufactories.
Their stock of
SPICES
excels any In this section of tho state.
Agents for Dr. BIOKLEY'S
Family Medicines.
General Depot ot supplies for Dr. J. C. Aycr's
POPULAR MEDICINES.
Tho Prescription Department Is under tho charge
of competent Pharmaceutists.
Physicians' Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH
DESPATCH.
Colli Sparkling Water.
The attention of country dealers, especially Is called
to our stock of
BOTTLED GOODS.
SHOES, ALUM,
CONCENTRATED Ii V E,
Patent and Proprietary Medicines &c.
Our wagon will continue as formerly to make Its
usual trips to supply cu t .
OIL OF GLADNESS,
a special
Coughs,
Colds,
Croup,
Burns,
Tetter,
Piles etc,
an Internal and External rem y whoso healing vlr
tues are attested by thousands In this and adjoining
counties Is manufactured by them and supplied to
tho afflicted either directly or through their country
dealers,
Price 50 Cents Per Bottle,
Nono genuine unless It bears tho trado mark and
name of Moycr lira's the words '-Oil of Gladness-
blown In the glass and tho signature of Moycr Bro'
on the wrapper.
Apr.lT,74-ly
Tho only Reliable Gift Distribution in thu
Country I
$60,000.00
TIC VALUABLE GIFTS I
TO I1K DISTR1UUTED IN
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GIFT ENTERPRISE!
lb be ilraion Jfondatj, Jane Hh, 1875,
Two Grand Capitals of
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TwoPrizes.Sl.OOO") T . n , ,
Five Prizes, $500 EaC& 111 CdSll !
Ten Prizes, $100 J
One Horso and Itujrgy, with Silver-mounted,1
Harness, worth s-ouu. Uno tinc-toucu rose
wood Piano, worth $550.
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth $100
each t
Three Gold Watches nnd Chains, wnrth $300
each. Three Gold American Ilontlrg
Watches, worth $125 each. Ten
Ladles' Gold Hunting Watches,
worth $100 each,
800 Gold and Silver Lerer Jfunting Watches
in all, worth from f 20 to $300 cuct
GOLD CHAINS, SILVKIt-WAItK, 4C, Ac.
NUAUlEIt OF GIFTS I
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Liberal Premiums will bo paid.
Single Ticket Hi KIk Tickets M j Twelve Tlctets
nu: Tweniy.mo tickujiw.
Circulars contAlnlni? a full list of nrlzf-s. a (lnhcrll:
tlonot tho maimer of drawing, nnd other Informa
tion iu reierence 10 me uisiririuuoa, win uu hi-iil iu
any ono ordering them, All letters must bo addrebs
ed to
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Apr.30, 18l5-w
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writings (Including tho "I.istJouhnilh.") unfolds
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Wonders and Wealth of that marvelous cuuutry,
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tho largest nnd best supply ot
CHEAP AND' FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
ruey liavo cTer ortcred to their friends nnd cus
tomers. loths, Cassimeres, anil Satiiiotts
for .MEN'S WEAR,
Cloths, Aliiniicas. Merinos.
for LA DIE'S WEAR,
CALICOES, .MUSLINS, CA.MIIHICS,
nml every variety of Dry Goods dcjirrtl,
CarpotH, Mato, Ottomans,
in great variety nnd at (lie
L 0 WJte T CASH PRICES.
FAMILY GltOCElUES.
including all tlio varieties of
COFFEES, TEAS and SUOARS,
COUNTRY PHODUOE,
and n general supply of nrlleles useful for the
tabic always on hand.
CALL AND SEE.
Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods at cash prices.
OCt. 30,'7-t-tf
A.
J. EVAKS,
HEADY MADE
AND
CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING.
HUE HAS TUB
FINES'PODS, LATEST STYLE?,
AND EMPLOYS THE
BEST WOKKMEM-
For Good Fits and Promptness tn DUtng orders
thcro Is the placo to go.
Ills goods are selected with care and his CUS'i'UM
WORK will compare favorably with tho best effort
of tho fashlonablo City Dealer.
HE KEEPS A LARGE STOCK OF
BOYS' & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
A. J. EVANS.
Julyl, 1873 tf.
BLOOMSBTJRG
MAHBLE WOKKS.
T. L. GrUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STItEET, 1IELOW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds oj
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS
WousothehcstAMEHICAN nnd ITALIAN Marble.
Ho has on hand and furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
UllNS, VASES, Ac,
Kvery variety of Marble cuttlns neatly executed at
the lowest market prices.
A long practical experience nnd personal attention
to biutness makes tho proprietor coulldent ot gl lug
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly utteudeu
lo. i. w, uo VJ(.
JCSTA'. II. Work delivered free nj charce.'XDi
Aug. 21, H-ly. T. L. (IU.NTON, Proprietor,
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER,
DAILY AN13 WEEKLY
Iiulei)emlcnt in Everything
Neutral iu Nothing,
Opposed to till Corrupt Rings in
Municipal, btate ami .National
A flairs.
THE DAILY TIMES w 111 bo Issued on Saturday, tho
ism or Mareuncxi, anu e cry morning inereaiier,
Kund.iss excepted, under tho editorial direction ol
A. K, .McClure, printed compactly from clear, new
of the day, Including tro Absoci ATI". I'HESS TEI.U
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from nil points of Inleri si, and fearless editorial dis
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Adtcrttsemehts, llfteen, twenty and thirty cents
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The Weekly Times
Will lie issued on Kntiirduv. March SOtli. weekly
thereafter, containing nil linporiuut news of the
wee, aim couipicio .Market, aim i-uiauciui in-nuna.
Matlod, for ono eur, pustugu fi ce, at tho f ollon lug
rati-Bi
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..f 1.00
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Address
TI-TR TITVlljlS. t
Nu. 14 South hcvrulliHU-rvt,
I'llll.ADKI.I-lllA
GREENWOOD SEMINARY-
NEXT TEltM I1ECJINH
Monday, August 3d, 1874
i-'or particulars, Ailtlrcm,
It. II WII1TACRE,
MlLLVILLE, I'A,
Junc8,'M if
..V. v4' S , I fc '
7MV
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
Tor the relief anil
euro of all derniifce
meat hi the loin,
neh, liver, nnd bow.
eli. 'Ilicynrenuilld
aperient, nnd im
excellent purgative,
llelnir muelv eiro.
table, they contain
' nn mercury ormlne
ral whatcer. Much
serious sickness nnd
fufrerliigH prevent
' rd bv their tlnielv
use! nnd every family should have them on hand
for their protection nnd relief, when reaulred.
Long cxpcrlcnco has proved lliem lo ho the far
cut, surcit, and best of all the Vlllt Willi which
the market nbonnds. Ily their occnlonnl use,
tho blood Ii imrlllcd, tho corruptions of tho sys
tem expelled, obstructions lemovcd. and Iho
wholo machinery of liro restored to 111 hcnlthy
activity. Internal organs which beeomo clogged
and sluggish arc cleansed by Anrr'a and
fitlmulntcd Into action. Thus Incipient dlcaso
Is changed Into health, Iho value of which chance,
when reckoned on Iho vast multitudes who enjoy
It, can hardly bo computed. Their mgar coating
ninkes lliem pleasant to take, and prew-rves their
virtues unimpaired for nny length ol' lime, fo
that they nro ever fresh, and pcifcctly H-liahlc.
Although tcarching, they nro mild, nnd opcrnto
without dlstmbanco to the constitution, onllct, or
occupation.
Full directions arc given on itio wrapper to
each box, how tn uc them ns n Family
I'llVhlC,
' iv
for Iho follouhiK complaints, which the
ueso
i'ffs rapidly curei
For llyprilil or Indigestion, T.lallcss.
nfis, Lunguor and X.om of Aiuetllr,thcy
chnuld be taken moderately lo stimulate tho stom
ach, and restore Its healthy tone nnd action.
For I.lta-rC'nmiiluliitnnd its various symp
toms, llllloin lli'ildattie, Nlclt llvud.
iit-hi. Juumllcn or ii-f en stu litii-sa, nil
Ion Colic and Illlloiia I'oion, they should
be Judiciously taken Air each case, to correct Iho
diseased nctlon or remove tho obstructions vt tilth
cause it.
For Iijscnter.v or lllurrliirn, but ono
mim uuc is Kcncraii- ri-nuiruu.
tor lllieiilnalisni. noui,
CJrutel, lal-
liltntloti
at flit Ilrart. lalit In the
Nil
1.1... rtLt.b nml v.iiliia. Ilmv f-liniiM lie enntin.
uousiy laken, ns ldiuucu, m cnaiigo uie iusc.ieu
action of the system. With euch chango those
complaints disappear.
For Itronsy and Ilriipslrnl Nnpltlngi,
they should be taken tn large and Ircqucnt doses
to produco tho effect ofn drastic purge.
For NiiiiiPioii. n largo dose should bo
taken, as It produces tho desired effect by sym
pathy. As a Wiitirr l'llt, tako ono or two Villi to
promote digestion and relievo the stomach.
An occasional doso stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores tho appetitcand Invigorates tho
system. Hence It Is often advantageous tthcro
no serious derangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, ollen rinds that a dose of theso
Villa makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect ou tho digcstH 0
apparatus,
rnErAitcti nv
Xlr.iT. C.AVr.nit: CO.,Vrneltenl Cliemlsli,
LOWELL, MASS., V. ,S. A.
t0)X SALE BY ALL DIlfOOISTS EVEItVWIlERB.
CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY
BLOOMSUUltO, PA.
M. C. SLOAN & I5HOTHK11
XT AVI-
on hand ami for sale nt
the most
reasonable rates ft splendid stock of
CAIlKI.tGES, HUGO IKS,
and every description of Wagons both PLAIN and
FANCY,
Warranted to bo niado of the best and most durable
maccrtals, and by tho most experienced workmen.
All work sent out, from tho establishment will be
found to bo of the highest class and sure to gh e per
fect satisfaction. They havo alsoaflnc assortments
SLEIGHS
nf nil tin. nnirn.t nnri mnt rnclilnnnliln Cft'lOQ Wf11
and carefully mado and of tho best material.
An Insnertlnn of thetr work is asked as ltls be
lieved that none superior can bo found In the coun
try. Julyl, 1873-tf.
GASIGAS!
THATCHER & GEAEHAET.
Gas ani Steam Gitters
HLOOMSBURG. PA.,
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC TIIEIIl SEUVICF.S IN
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
In which they have had many years of experience.
All work of this kind warranted to be of tho
best description and executed In tho
most workmanllko manner.
Gas Pipe Lnitl at 12 Cents Per
Foot !
Steam Engines nml Boilers,
Steam and Hand Pumps,
Pipe and Fittings.
A Splendid Assortment of Chan
deliers, Brackets, Lumps, Shades,
Bronze Ornaments, &c.
EXQUISITE SLATE MANTELS,
THE CELL'miATED
JAPAN PAPER-WA RE,
BUCKETS, I1ASINS, HOWLS, Ac, &e.
Store Itoom In Iiloomsburg, on Main Street, oppo
site St. Paul's Episcopal church. GUethemacalll
Oct. !,T4-tt
A
Erie; Pa.
1-OItTUNK IN IT. ICvcry family lmvs it.
Sold by Agents. Address, O. S. WALKEIt,
d'Ofi DAILY TO AGKNTS. 85 new ar-
J3 tisJ tlcles aud tho best Family Taper In Amer
ica, wilhtHO tVOChroraos, free, AM, MTU CO.,
310 Broadway, N, Y.
3l
MONKY fur Agents in our ten New Nov
tiij eiues ; jusi out ; ueeueu in every uouho ; sainpio
and circulars free by mall. II. II. III Tl: CO.
Newark, N. J.
KnoT-cpss. nims.riSTOLSjf HEYO ltehs,
lui eiftluKBa. lUiiu CkhI IVatlin fl3n
ulrUUlWnb, 1-IIISDUnilU, PA.
QlA fn QOO ""''f11'1 ' Wull Street
VLyJ, IU ,?0JJ, ofLon leads to fortune.
pago book explaining everylhlng, nnd a copy of the
SENT FREE,'
,uu Mrect itt-Miw,
JOHN IlIUvLING iV CO.,
Ilitnkers nml lirohers, 72
lii.u.Yutt . i, jir.w luiuv.
TIN
.til
VIRE RINGS
Will uut male u Ho;'
.V ftC0 nordwaroPojUcrBBcnthem.
r-Kinger, Hi Tin mnx (luu,
.Qjuoci Coppered It in pa, 600
Qnira. t l.2f i bv mail. DOat-
0tCATUR.it I paid. Clroulam iroo.
AGENTS WANTED.1
Men or women. 3l n week.
Proof fumlBlu-d.Iiilsliirfspleaa.
antiuid honorable with uii rli'k.
AlOpagoclrciilnranu vuiuaiua
Samples free. r"Si-nd)oiirad.
drcBS on postal rard. Uon'tdo.
Icy buturitn utonca to
JVJl. llKUDtn st.,m:w vonrc.
Free
Free
THE PIONEER.
A hnndaomo Illustrated ueui-iiapi-rconlalulug In-
fonn.it lun for ucrjbody. Tells how andhero to
secure u Homo cheap, bent free toull piiilbot thu
worm.
It contains tho New Iloim stead and Timber Laws,
with other Interesting mutter found ouly Iu this pa
per,
Send for it at onoo I
It will only cost you u postal Card.
New nuiiibt r fur 4 pi II, Just uut.
Address, O. l'.DAVIA,
Lund Commissioner II. P. I.. It
uuaiu, Nun
WJIEItKVKU IT HAS UEKN TUIKD
JURU Jtf .E B A
has established lUelf as a terfect regit 'a tor und sure
reiiiL-uj lur uisuniurs 01 uiu syMem arising irom uu-iroH.-ruclUui
of thu l.lvernud llowcLs.
II'IHNOI'A I'llYHIC, but, bv htlinulallng tho ke
c relive organs, geutly iintl gradually removes ull Im
purities, mill icgiilales tho enllru system.
II'iaNOrAHUUTllllKI) llUTKItH.butlsft
VEGETABLE TONIC
which assists digestion, and thus stimulates tho as
petllo fur food necessary to Invigorate tho weakness
or iiuu," iyo urganu, uuu gn us bircugiu iu uu uo Ital
forces.
IT tlAlllllllS ITH OWN HKCOMMK.SIIATION.bh
the largo und rapidly Increasing sales testify. Price
Ono Hollar it bottle. AsHiour druggist forlt. .JOHN.
Sl'ON, lllll.LUWAV li Co., PhlUdefphla, Pa, Whole
sale Agents, 4w,
OftQvtDdevervklDd. BcnustamD
MR0ED WEHMESMoOwrWpW
totflWfrS
Qvov Thirfy-fonr Compctttovs
Standard
QSfnutSHILBDEtPKW
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES.
piIILADKLWIA AND KKAUINO KOAD
WINTKlt AHHANGKJ1KNT.
KOV. Oth, 1STJ.
IBAISS I.EA VK KCrKllT 43 FOLLOWS (Sl-NPAY KXCKTTED
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, PottsMlle
Tamaiua, Ac., 11,33 a. in
For Cutawlssa, 11,33 u. m. nnd ".no p. m.
For WUllamsport, 0,SS a. in. and 4,00 p. in.
TR1IN9.F0K llCfEKT I.EAVC AS fOLLOWf, (SVNDATjEX
CEI-TEB.)
Leave New York, t,00 n. m,
Lcavo Philadelphia, 0,15 a, m.
Leave Heading, ll,Bl)n, m., Pottsvllle, 12,10 p. m.
nnd Tamaiiua, l,so p. in.
Lcao Catawlssa, c,vo a. m. and 4,M p. m.
Lenve WUllamsport, 9,50 a. in. nnd 6,) p. m.
Passengers to nnd from New York and Philadel
phia go through without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTJ'.N,
May s, is'4-tf. General Superintendent.
DLLA1
WLS
iVWAKK, LACKAWANNA
AND
LSTKltN ItAILIlOAl).
iiLooMsnuna division.
TIme-Tnble No. M, Takes cfTcct at 4:30 A, M
TIIOltSUAY, HECLMUElt 10, 1S74.
NOltTII. I STAT1DNS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. p.m
a.m. n m. p.m,
2 2S
B M
S 31)
a 2.1
S 13
S (5
r.-j
7 t,3
7 -Is-
1 is scrnnlon
IU HI
10 14
13 19
t ZU U fill
12 20
12 l'
1 401 llcllCVUP
13 a TmlorMlle.,..
1 2.1 . .Lackawannn
1 10 PlltMon
1 It1.. West 1'lttMon...
1 (.1 Wyoming
l tint...;.. .. .Maliiiv
2 20
2 83
2 41
2 Bl)
2 B5
3 111
3 10
3 1.1
3 20
3 2.1
3 3D
3 30
3 40
3 Bl
4 or,
4 20
4 as
4 30
4 IS
4 BO
4 r.o
c 3.1
fi 41
11 4.1
11 311
11 20
11 111
11 Ml
10 4.1
8 2.1
8 17
R 12
8 0.1
8 (0
7 40
7 M
7 no
C M
fi tr,
C 32
C 27
I! 20
0 00
B BH
B Bl
B 44
1(1 17
to 8B
10 29
111 31
1" SS
10 4.1
(1 Ml
7 nn
7 (15
7 1
7 10
7 2.1
7 4-1 1-2 M
7 .15 V! 4C.
Kingston
KltiL'stmi
111 Ml
7 il'l 12 41
7 2.1 12 3(1
..Pl.mouth.lunc...lo Bl
7 4i
7 t.0
....l'ljmoulh II oo
7 19 12 80
Avondulo
Nanllcoko
.Ilunloek's creek.
. ..Mdtkehinny
....Hick's rcrry...
....Beach lhiM.ii..
Berwick ....
Urlar Cieek
...Willow (I rote...,
Lime llldge
Kspy
. .Iiloomsburg
lumen
11 (1.1
7 AS
8 12
8 1.1
S 35
8 B-
9 OB
7 IS 12 2i
7 IB 12 10
n m 12 01
11 19
11 18
II 32
11 40
11 B3
12 1
12 IS
12 12
12 17
12 20
fi SB 11 4G
0 2S 11 S!l
(1 i) 11 31
7 Oil
ll 13 U 2l
7 12
0 l 11 17
0 0.1 11 11
7 IS
7 2.1
7 3S
R 53 11 1)2
fi 4li 10 Ki
B 0.1
B 12
5 18
12 32
12 87
7 47
5 40 111 49
5 34 10 43
f. 3l 10 41 1
7 to
H 02
cntattls.su Bridge.
atattRsu Bridge.;
Clark's sttlich...!
12 42 B 24
12 4.1 B 30
B 4(1
8 ff,
8 2.1
B IB B 12 10 22
B 01 B 02 111 12
4 r.1 4 B7 111 IIS,
numiue..
Chtilasky.
Cameron .
1 113 B 4S
1 11 B BS
1 14 0 113
1 3) fi 20
p.m. p.m.
8 4S
8 M
4 30 4 40 9 B
.Northuinbiiland.
9 20
a.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m.
DAVID T. ItOl'Nl). Stint
Superintendent's Ofllce, Kingston, .March s, lb. 4.
N
OUTIIL'KN
CENTHAL ItAILWAY
COMPANY.
On nnd after November 20th, 1S73, trains will leave
SUNBUIiY as follows:
NOBTIIWAItD.
l:rlo Mall 6.20 a. m., arrltu Klinlra 11. to a. in
" Canandalgua... 3.35 p. m,
" Ituche.ster B.15
" Niagara 9.4U
llcnovo accommodation 11.10 n. m. urrlto Williams
port 12.55 p. in.
Klmlra Mall 4.1.1 a. in., arrlto Elmlra 10.20 a.m.
Buffalo Impress 7.15 u. m. arilte Buffalo S.50 a. m
SOUTIlWAltU.
BuHalo Express 5.50 a. in. nrrlt o Harrlsburg 4.50 a. in
" Baltimore s.jo
LlmlraMall 11.15a. in., arrive llarrlsdiuig 1.50 p. m
" Washington 10.30
" llaltlmoro 0.30
" Washington 8.30
Itarrhburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrlto Harrls-
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrive llaltlmoro 2.2.1 a. in
" Washington 0.13
Erio Mall 12.55 a. m. arrlto Han lsburg 3.05 a. m.
" Baltimore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
I). M. no I), Jr., General Passenger Agent
A. J. CASSATT, General Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
riiilutlelnlila & Kric 11. Ii. Division.
WINTER TIJIK TABLE.
fXS. anil after SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lBtl
J 174, the Trains on the Philadelphia & IMo Hall
iiuuv, ,i,,oiuu n 111 1 uii um luuuno;
WESTWAHD.
e A S T I, I N 1: leat es Philadelphia . 12.55 p, m
" " " Harrlsburg.... B.oop. in
" " llllamspurt..t).15p. 111
' ' , " Lock llaten 10,2) p. m
" " nrrlteat Buffalo u.eu 11. in
i:itIF. MAI I. leat cs Philadelphia 11.5.1 p. m
Ilartlsburg 4.2.1a. in
" " " Wllllamsiiort s.3.111.111
;; ; -ieii 9.4.1a. m
" " " Itenovo ll.teu.iu
" " nrr. nt Erlo 6.05 p. m
EUIIKA MAIL leaves Philadelphia 6.00 a.m.
" " " Harrlsburg 1.25 p.m
" ' Wllltuuisport o.vo).m:
" " arr. at Lock Hat en 7,sop.m
LOCK HAVEN ACCOM, leaves Harrlsburg 9.15 n. m
" '' " " Wllllamsport.csp. m
" " " " lKick llatenl.lop.m
EASTWARD.
I'UIT A EXPUESS leaves Loci; Haven 0,40 a. m
" " , " WUllamsport.... 7.55a.m.
" nrrltcsat llarrlsbuig 12.ion.iu,
" " " Philadelphia 4.15 u. in,
1.H11. ji.tii. iuut es j.rie 11.20 a. m,
" " " ""mo 6.25 p. m
" . " lock llaten 9.4.1 p. in
.' '.' ", Wllllains-port Ki.wp.m
" arr. at ll-u rlsburg 2.3tiu, m
" " uir.ut Philadelphia 1.50 a. 111
ELMIUA MAIL leaves Lock llaten .t a.m.
" " " WUllamsport 1 lo,-.m
. hu,,'"-- 12 to p. m
" ' nrr. nt llurrlstiiirg onsa. m
" " urr. at l'hll-idelphla o.W p. in
NIAGARA EXPHESS leaves Kano 9,0 n. in
" " " llenova t.cs . m
" " hoik llaten. war in
' a " WlllllllllbpOlt, 0.50 ji, m
" '; " sunbury 8.40 i, m
" '; nrr, at Harrlsburg. lo.r p. m
" " " 1-hlladelpliU. .50 a. m
Mall East ennnects east nnd west nt Erlo with L.
?-ii?il,.?,.,,i: V '.';.'a at inlucton with oil cret-k nud
Allegheny It, It, W.
c :i,,al.,,.Wl'!'t, Wi cliSit an'1 wctlt ,rln'1 0I I- K- M.
aLdAh-ghenrHWr11 Unh':l'", Kb " Vn
n.1.:!ln,,ril i,.a,.1.P.V,'J mn J'xrwxuuao. closo con
i)f !! "a ?l ,w '""'""Port Willi N. v, II. W. train
noil 1, uuu ui llurrlsburg wllh N, C,
it. tv, traiu
WSI. A. BALDWIN,
General Bura
Jan, 8,'16-tf
inn I'Ai-iirt is on fur vim
ROWELL & HESMAN
. Advertl8lno Agents,
THIRP & CHESTNUT 6T6., 6T. LOUIS, MO
SUI GENERIS.
?rvtLMAMf'-pU I &' J yM tn UI T F E RAT t
MASON &HAM
CABINET ORGANS.
DNEQUALEDlImXUNAPPROACHED
in enpftcity nml rxcrllonco by nny nthrr. Awnrtlol
anu DIPLOMA OP HONOR AT
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1867.
nlll V Aniprtcnn Org-ins rtrr ntvniilcd nny mcl.tl
J ll L i 1" Biirotip.or which present null cxtniordl.
nary cxccllcnco a to cemmund 11 wUla Nilo there,
Klllf AVO Afirdcil tdKhet pr-niliHiu nt Inilm
ALYV ft I o trlnl l:xto"ltlon, In Amcrlrn si n ill B
r.urnpf. wun'i iuiii,,iv..t ...... ...... .. --
nil tvlicro nny other organ liuvo 1h 11 preferred.
DTCT Declnred hy Eminent Mu"lilin, In bnlh
DUO I liemljiherr, to tin lllirltlllrtl. Peo
lial'I.MONIAI, UltlCUf.AII, Willi ol'lniolm uf more
than Olio TIlollHiilKl (sent frw).
IMCIPT o" hnvlng it Mown A llnmlln. .1)1) not
lllulu I tidumnj other. Dealer ait Mnnlll cum
Hisaioss M uima Inferior vrgun), nml for thlt
remon oflen Iru tnv l"inl fo tell something cut.
IJXU PTVITP tilth moH tmpnrtant Improve
II til f oIlLtO nwt' c,rr "rajc- Now
Suli, nnu CninliTlllllloil Mop. Slipoi l,
ISliiuero nnd other C'nieii of in iv i1iIi:um.
PIANO-HARP CABINET ORGAfU"
qultiitc coinhlnatton of thc-u liifltmmcnts.
EASY PAYMENTS. Z"hiy.rl:$
Ia)mentfl; or rented until rent jmys for the organ,
flATIU flPIICP "d Clrcutara, tilth full partlo
LAI ALUllUtO nlirisfree. Addrem MAhOS
HAMLIN OIltlAN CO., 1.11 Tremolit BIM-vt, ItO.-l-TON:
2.1 Union Riiinre, NEW VOlUiJ or bl) 4l N
Adams St., CUICAUO,
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS
MAY DC OHTA1KE1) AT
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
Ol'
SCRANTON, Pa.
Oeiiernf yciif fso for Iho celebrated
CHICKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, OF
I. K. jNIILLEK,
liLOOMSllL'RG, PA.,
Dealer in above Instruments.
March 19, ';.l y
llOLLITsTS k HOLMES
No. 17 Cenlro Strc
Pluiiitos Gas awl Steam Fitter?,
IMANITACTUIIKIIS 01'
'J? 1 1ST "W -A. IRE,
OALVANIZKD IltON' COIINICi:,
WINDOW CAl'S,
AWNINGS,
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&c. Also
GAS FIXTURES
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palrliisr Settlnif Machines of eti-ry dc'hciljillon.fcnh-s,
Locks. Hell lliuiRinir, Key riltlni,', Ki: I'rltnle itesl
deuces Heated hy Meani at a small costahotn Hot
Air. l'eb. 2(!,73-tf.
J. H. STECKJSR'S
FLOUR,
AND
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DEPOT,
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and Third.
All kinds of tynln taken In exchange for coal.
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ww, v Wood l'i'.Mi' u tho ac-
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the market, by pupnl.ir
j. mii.i, uto ui-at puiiip lur
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