Miscellaneous.
I'aumki; jiinvs i.i.ruitx.
Il'imi from 111 Jo mpy r.rnir .totm
Arrive 1 i'ih in iimi.i ( nf.i an I mi.ih 1 ;
1111 lil.irk co.U 'UT, nml hli old i'lolli( mi,
"Now I'm in) ivtf i" nh)s Parmer John i
And he think', "I'll look nnmiHl."
Vp leap tha dog; 'Met down yu 1 pup I
Are 3 011 no ghvl yon would rat mo J"
Thu old cow lows it tho giito to meet Ulm
"Well, well, old liny !
"Iln, tin, old Amy !
Do you get good food when 1 nm nway ?"
"You Imvo not n rlti 1" mj n Farmer John s
"1 lio cattle nrc laoktti4 round mid Block !
'1 In1 colt 1 going to tic a roiiti,
And 11 tuuuty, too ; liotv lit' iuih grown 1
We'll uenh tho calf next week."
Snj a former John, ' Wlton I've been off,
To cull yott r.gntti ulioitt tho trough,
And wide h you, ntid pot you, w hilt' you di Ink
Is a greater comfort limn you can think ."
Ami ho pats old liny,
And lie !-l.ipn old iiray ;
"Ah, this H tin) comfort ot going a way 1"
"For alter nil," sijs runner John,
"1 lio bent ot a Journey li getting home.
l'c seen great sight! but would 1 glie
Tills nt, nnd the iwncefiil 1 to 1 live,
l'ur all their Paris nnd Home 1
The liUU tor the eltj 'n stilted air.
And bit,' hotel nil bustle unit flare,
I .md nil houses, nnd raids nil H unes,
That doiiten j our emu nnd bntter j our bones ;
Would j tut, 11 d nay?
Would you, old (tray?
That's what one gets by going uway I"
"There Money Is kins," says Parmer John,
"And cushion If iiueen ! nnd Its mighty ipicer
To see how sometimes, while the man,
linking nnd scraping nil lio enn,
Tho v lie spend e ery year
Enough i ou would llilnk for .1 score of lve3,
To keep them In luxury nil their llvo-i I
Tho town U iv perfect llnbi Ion
To n iiulet chap," s.ij l'lirniiT John.
"You see, old Day,
Y"o:i toe, old (liny,
I'm wiser than when 1 w ent nwny."
"l'vo found out thl.," says Tanner John,
"That happlne-M s not bought and Hold,
And clutched In a life, of wnsLo nnd huiry,
In the riltrhts of pleasure nnd days cf worry;
And wealth Isn't nil In gold,
Murtgagc nnd si aeko and ten por cent.,
Hut In tlinple ways and an eet content.
Few w nnts. pure hopos, nnd noble end,
Soino land to till, nnd a few good friends,
Like you, old Hay,
And you, old firny,
That's what I learned by going nwny."
And n happy man lsll'aniirr John,
O, a ilch and happy man Is lio ;
He sees tho peas nnd pumpkins growing,
The corn In tnsseH, tho buckwheat blowing,
And fruit on vine and.tree ;
The large, kind oxen look their thanks
A3 he rutis their foreheads and strokes their
Hanks;
Tho doves light round him, and strut nnd coo,
Says. Farmer Jolm, "I'll tako you too,
And jou, old nay,
And you, old nray,
Next time I travel so far away 1"
Experience is tho pocket compass few
think of consulting till tlioy have lost their
way.
You may depend upon it that lie is a
good man whoso intimate friends arc all
good, ,
A man may learn to rido several hobbies
at a titno, but it will prove more astonishing
than useful.
In nn ago of mediocrities, a man n trifle
higher than his fellows, is often mistaken
for a great man.
Never reflect on a past action which was
done with a good motive, and with the best
judgment at the time.
No man improves in any company for
which he has not respect enough to bo under
some degree of restraint.
It is only by labor that thought can bo
made healthy, and only by thought that la
bor can be made happy.
Tho good wear their years as a crown of
glory upon their heads ; the bad, as a heavy
burden upon their backs.
Tho bottom has not dropped out of every
thing. Wo are sure of it, for wo recently
gat down on a wood bottomed chair on which
a tack was standing on its head. Wo imme
diately arose with renewed confidence in
our agility.
A pious minister in South Carolina, but
a great believer in certain weather signs,
was asked to petition tho Throuo of Grace
for refreshing showers. Ho replied: "3Iy
friends, I will do so, but it is not going to
rain till the moon changes 1"
Two men got into a wordy controversy
which waxed quite hot, and finally one chal
lenged the other to a square fight, but the
other refused. "Not that I am a coward,"
ho said, "or that I am afraid of you ; but I
was always unlucky in a fight."
A man was indignantly exclaiming that
his khifo had been stolen, when at last 0110
of his neighbors, whose garden had been
robbed a short titno previous, taid to him,
"I found your knifo among my cabbages;
how came it there?" Tho man was struck
dnmb.
Truth is always consistent with itself ; and
needs nothing to help it out ; it is always
near nt hand, and sits upon our lips, and is
ready to drop out before wo aro aware;
whereas a lio is troublesoni", sets n man's
Invention on tho rack ; ami 0110 trick needs a
great many more to mnko it good.
It was twclvo o'clock at night when Jlr.
Uerger, of Macon, On., discovered a colored
preacher in his stablo untying a horse, and
the preacher only observed "Jess what I
said all de time, Mistah lterger, your horse
is bay Biiro enulf, and dat 'spttto between
me an' brudder Jackson is settled."
Men of 1'romlsc,
In ono of his lectures ou educational and
Intellectual progress, Mr. Jnmes T, Fields,
with much boldness makes tho nsscrtlon that
110 men of extraordinary promise) havo grad
uated from our colleges for tho past twenty
years, Tho truth of tho assertion may well
bo rnicHtioucd, It depends largely upon tho
standard of measurement that is used. The
height of inountulns is reckoned from tho
level of tho sea, nnd not from that of tho
plains from which they ne. Men aro count
cd great inpropoitiou as they tower above
their surroundings. Tho seeming scarcity of
great men is owing very largely to tho eleva
tion of tho ireneral lovel of tho masses. Of
course, thcro havo been men in all ages who
Imvo been absolutely, as well as relatively,
great, but they can almost bo counted upon
one's fingers. Nor is there so great an ail
vantage in having men of oxfrnordlnury
talents inn generation, than their absence if
they aro absent is to bo greatly regretted,
Tho clovatioii of tho masses Is far inoro de
sirable than tho elevation of it fuw indlvidu
nls fur abovo tho averugo level. TltU work
of raising tho general grado is making a
grade as heretofore iiucqualcu, nml to it
should bo turned nil tho energies 01 tno peo
ple, so far as educational ciTort can accom
plish It. Tho great men will como when
needed -they aro tho fruit of emergencies j
but tho creation of tho fctato whoso citizens
uliall bo purer, wiser, moro virtuous than
thdr ancestors, Is a work tforthy of tho best
labors of tho best brains und hearts In tho
Jaud.
Tho Stilly MriiiiN.
Tho Si'illy Wuiuls, upon which the Sclill
ler.grateil mid was lost, aro many in num
ber and but little known. They aro nbotit
IttPtily-livo or thirty miles west of Liunl's
Und tin i'trpiiie point of Cornwall, l.n;:
Intnl. The Inr-fesl iituong them is St Mary's
with a population of about -OJ0, whither
many of the survivors were taken ; next in
importance como 'lYmco, St. Martin's, St.
Agnes, (from which tho first life boat seems
to Imvo been tent,) llrycr, and Llttlo Sam
son, tho hut, however, Inhabited by less
than a score of people, It is said that thco
dots upon thu uceau wcrothc celebrated Cas
seritides or Tin Islands where the l'honici.ui
milliners traded centuries before Christ.
This, however, can w.irccly ho tho case, as
tlii-y are composed almost entirely of gran
ite, and the Phunlcuns, who never pciietnv
led far into England, probably enough lm
agiued that Cornwall itself was simply nib
other anil larger isliiuil, and therefore inclii
ded the lYnlii'ul.i County and the Scllllcs
all in one group, lie this as it may, the
chango from tho beautiful Devonshire, with
Its balmy climate and its wealth of flowers
to ruggeil Cornwall is very striking. Sinco
England was a nation, tho Cornish miners,
and their relatives, the fishers of theso
rockv Scillv islets, have preserved distinc
five characteristics, Stubborn, bravo and
vehement, In their wrath they Intensify the
insular peculiarities of their fellow country
men. Tho land of the Pens and tho Trc.s,
tho two old prefixes to tho patronymic which
in old Cornish families are far more highly
valued than any title of nobility, is intense
ly clannish. Xo Highland Scotchman, no
Cladditch fisherman even, ever held tho rest
of tho world in contempt more than that
which the genuine Cornishman or ScilH.m
feels for all whose chance it was not to be
born within their limits. Their physiea
strength and power of endurance are immense
and they scorn the slighter build and less
muscular limbs, of their neighbors in Devon
shire and the tourists who visit their iron
bound coasts. Hut rude and rugged as Li ml'
End and its otlMiooU, the Scilly islands, are,
they are tho scene of the noblest romance in
nil English story. Tennyson has woven in
to imperishable verso tho legendary tale of
Arthur and tho Knights of tho Hound Table
and it is hero that the last sccneof Arthur's
was enacted. Tho strait running between
the mainland and tho islands was once, and
is still, wo believe, called tho Litliow-son, or
the Lioness, and in olden timo was a ridge
of dry, salty land. Tho same geological con
vulsions which divided Great Hritain from
tho continent must havo separated Cornwall
aud tho Seiliies, and it was upon this ledge
or perhaps on one of the Scillies themselves
that King Arthur was brought by Sir lievc
dere to die. Tennyson, in tho "Morte d'Ar
thur," gives-us the very name of the Lion
ess. It was tho last struggle of tho knights,
or, ns tho poet writes :
"So nil day long tho nolso of battle rolled
Among tho mountains by tho winter sea,
Until King Arthur's table, man by man,
Had fallen In Monoss about their Lord."
It was then that Sir llevedere boro his dy
ing leader
"To n chapel nigh the field
A broken chancel Itu a broken cross
That stood ou a dark strait of barren land ;
On one sldo lay tho ocean, and on ono
Lay a great water; nnd tho moon was full."
Sir llevedere threw the brand Excalibar,
and Arthur set out in his borge for his mys
tic homo "by tho island valley of Avilion,"
close to tho very spot where the three
hundred and fifty people but a day or two
ago lost thoir lives. Had time been but
granted them, and a Iievedcre been by to
hear their last request, it might havo been
told in tho last words Tennyson has put into
tho mouth of the king
"If thou shouldst never sco my face again,
Pray for my soul I Jlore things n'ro wrought by
prayer
Than this world dreams ot, Whcreforo let thy voice
HUo Ilko u fountain for mo night and day."
Drugging Liquor.
Tho fanner adds a little sand to his timo
thy seed. IIo injures no one's life; he only
cheats a dealer out of four or fivo dollars,
Tho State employs him at hard labor for ten
years. What shall bo douo with tho crea
tures that poison our sons? In 1S0C four
houses in New York city palmed oil' two
millions of gallons of theso deadly com
pounds. They buy tho meatiest whisky or
spoiled cider, and "drug" it into tho rarest
wines in a few hours. It not unfrcquently
happens that a country Keller drives in .1 few
barrels of bis spoiled slop, sells it to a man
ufacturer, docs his shopping, and in a few
hours drives back with a part of the same
stuff, "drugged" into wino or brandy for
which he paid an advaneo of four or five dol
lars. A Frenchman, pointing to a barrel,
said: "Tell mo what.kind rf wino or brandy
you want, and give mo thrco hours, and J
will draw it out of that barrel "
Tho moro costly tho liquor the moro cer
tain the fraud, The whole champnno dis
trict is only twenty thousand acres, and pro
duces only about 800,000 baskets perannum.
Of this Itussia consumes 100,000, Franco
102,000, Kngland 220,000, Germany Mb',000,
leaving for America and the rest of tho
world 112,000 ; yet Yankees coiisumo moro
than 1,000,000 baskets yearly. How dull it
is in Germany, Kngland, Franco and Ru-sia
to imagine that they got any champagne,
when Americans consume twenty-five, per
cent, more than is produced.
Only 150,000 barrels of wilio aro produced
on the Island of Mado;Ia. America buys
60,000 barrels, t the rest of tho world has
a full share.
Port wine is manufactured in Douro Val
ley, in Portugal. Tho valley is narrow suid
only sixty miles long. Yet all tho world
drinks from tho vineyards, London nlono
drinks more than twice as much port wino as
is produced, both good and bad. There is
consumed annually moro than ono hundred
times as much as is produced, Follow a gal
Ion of pure juico from the press on thobanks
of tho Douro. In the warehouse, in Oporto,
by tho aid of beet whisky, elderberry juice,
aud water, it is mado into fivo gallons. In
London Dock warehouse, by tho aid of po
tato whisky, red saundcrs, and tho like, it
swells up into ten gallons. In New York it
takes a dose of stryenine, belladonna, and
spoiled cider, and pulfs up into twenty gal
ions. In tho wholesale houso nt Chicago
bad whisky, stramonium, anil drugs, enlargo
it to forty gallons. In tho retailers back
room it gets another doso and comes out
eighty gallons. Wo recelvo ono drop In
eighty, and that is twetity-fivo per cent, bet
ter than tho average. Lxchamje,
llutisclitihl Hints.
A hot lemonade Is 0110 of tho best remodels
in tho world for n cold, It acts promptly
nnd cfil'ctually, nnd lias no unpleasant alter
cil'ects. Ono lemon properly squeezed, cut
in slices, put in sugar, and cover with half
a p'nt of boiling water. -Drink just boforo
going to bed : do not expose yourself on tho
lollowItiL' duv. This remedy will ward oil'
nn attack of tlio chills and fever if used
promptly. A little whiskey will add to Its
curativo powers.
Jf von uet a (Uli bono In your throat, and it
sticks fast there, swallow 1111 egg raw: it will
bo almost suro to carry down tho bone easily
.,,i .iii un,,.. .,u ..,.,,. it, u i.
IIIIU WIV.IIIIIJl II I. Vll, 7 nutluitlD.n .J ,v.-
cldcnt, corrosivo sublimate Is swallowed,
tho white of one or two eggs will ucutrallo
tho poison, nnd change thovllcct to that of
11 doe of calomel. 1
THE COLUMBIAN AND
PUBLIC REPORT
OF A
Ihnio not enj.).ii'd good health fordeveral yearn
nist, )i'thao 110I nl w.i cd It to Interfere with my
Litmr. Crrv ono hid iiK-Ini? In the Inbollnif rlnss
knows the Incunveiili in t liclng obliged to labor
when the body, from delilllt v, utmost refuses to per
form Its dally task. I new.' was n believer In doslmj
itltti inidtclnest but liiMuu- heard t lio Viiiktink
spoken of so highly, was determined to try It, nnd
shall neier regret.lhnt ih termination. As n tonic
(Allien eieryono nceism some nine) 11 surpasses
imjtblng'l ever heard of. It Invigorates the whole
si stem 1 It Is n great rlcniiser nml partner ot ttio
Mood. Thcro are ninny uf tny nenimlntaiiees who
hae taken It, mid nil unite It, praise of Its satisfacto
ry eRcct.
I. sii'iliiii iiimniK hut MKei! n.isiin ii-uiit, li. nu
ll rts to them the one thing most useful In old ngo
nights as will ns tho body, ono aged lady, who lias
been RiitTeilng through llfofrwn scrofula, nml has
been sulTcrlng through life from Its effects. Having
tiled many remedies with nn favorable resnlt, was
Induced by friends to try tho Vkiiktink. After tak
ing n few bottles, she obtained such great relief that
Blin expressed a wish for her sight, thntsho might
b able to look upon tho man who had sent her such
a blessing. Yours lesin-el fully,
o. P. II. lionui:. Police onieer, station 0,
Iloston, Mnss., Mays, lsll.
heart1 prayer.
Sr. Paul, Aug. w, lsl.
II. 11. Stevens. Hso. i
1'car Mr I should be wanting In gratitude, if 1 failed
lo neknow ledge what the Vkiiktink has dono for mo
1 was nttneked nbout eleien months since with
liroiischltls. whleli settled Into consumption. Iliad
night sweats and fever chills; was distressed for
breath, nnd freiuently spit blood; was emaciated,
erywenk, and so low that my friends thought my
case hopeless.
I was aiHIsed t mnko a trial ot tho ViviErtNv:,
which, liinler the nroMilenco of Hod. has cured ine,
Tii.it. he 1n.1v bless the use of Mini' medlclno toothers.
as ho haslolne, nnd Unit his divine grnco may nt-
telul ou, IS 1110 licariieil. pnijeroi jour iiiiiiiiruig
liiiinl ie serMint. lUAMAMIS lTlTlNllIU,.
1'. s. Mlno Is but one among tho many cm es jour
medicine has eiiecicu in 1111s p nee. 11. 1 .
MAKE l'F PUBLIC
Hoi-Tit Huston, l'eb. , IST1.
IT. 11 Mtpvi vs. l!sn. 1
Hear Mr. I have heard from cry many saurccsnf
1 h,. it,. 11 utin-i'ssiif Viiii.ti-k In cases of scrofula.
iheuinatlsin, kidney complaint, catarrh, nnd other
diseases or Kinureu iitiiurc. 1 m.ihu no uuMuuiim m
saj lug that 1 know Vkiiktink to he the most rellablo
remedy for catarrh nnd general debility.
Mvu-ifn li w li, nil troubled with catarrh for many
cafs, nnd at times very badly, she has thoroughly
and with nil this sho has for several years lio 11 grad
llietl I'M'IJ SlipilliM'il iniiiuj unm uunni i.v.m
ually growing worse, nun iuu iiiscuaigo iruui 1110
head Mas etcesslio nml orteiisiic.
.he was In this condition when she commenced to
tako Vkiiktink; I could see thntsho was improving
nn tho second bottle. She continued taking fiik
tink until sho bad used from twelve to llfteeii lint
ties I am now happy In Informing ou nnd tho puis
ne (If yon chouse t' make It public) that sho Is en
tirely cured, nnd Vkiiktink accomplished the cnto
niter untiling elso would. Hence I feel instilled In
sating tliat Vkiiktisk Is the most reliable remedv,
Olid would advise nil sintering luiiiiauuv iu u.y 11
rn, r I... Id, w.,1 It In lin n cm 111. honest. Vegetable med
lclne. nnd I shall not hesitate to recommend It. I
nu. to, respectfully. s'iu'way.
Veoktine nets directly upon the causes of these
complaints. It Invigorates and strengthens tho
whole system, nets bpon tl.o secretive organs, allav s
Inilammntlon, cleanses, and cures ulceration, cures
eousiipaiiuu, miu leamatv.-.
HAS EXTIUHLY CURED MB.
liosTON, October, 1870.
''iVi.nl'siI'iivV ii intrhter. ntter having a severe at
tack of whooping cough, was left In 11 P-eMo slate of
health, llelng ndvlsed byn friend sho ti ed Kiit:
unk, und utter using a few bottles was fully rcstor-
en 10 ncaiiii, , .,
, imi n inn.,, n n-rf nt KtiiTerer from rheumatism
havo' taken several bottles of the Vkiiktink for this
complaint, and 11m liappv to say it lias entirely cured
ttnvi, r,.fntntnptiilpil llin VKIIKTINK til Others.
w It'h the same, good results. Ills a great cleanser
and purifier uttlie blood : it is pleasant to uiku ; nuu
1 can Clieeriuuy reeoillineim u.
J AMLs MoltsK, 301 Athens street.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Xivervwuuio.
J-KW STOCK OF CLOTIIIXG.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods
DAVID LOWEKBEUG
Ilavltcs attention to bis large and elegant stock ot
at his storo ou
main street; in the new block,
UL005ISnUI!0, PA.,
whero ho has Just received from New York and !
.adelphla n full assortment of
Mill.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
including tlio most fashionable, durable and
juinasuino
BRESS GOODS,
CONSISTING OP
uox
SACK
FllOCK,
OUM
AND OIL CLOTH
COATS AND PANTS
Of ALL SOKTS .SIZES AND COLOISS,
Ho lias also replenished his already l.irgo stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEKLS,
Fir.UIlED
AND PLAIN VEST,
HTHIPED,
SIIIItTS.
CIIAVATS
SOCKS,
COLL.UiS,
IIANDKEllCHIErS,
GLOVES,
SUSI'ENDEItS,
AND
AllTICLiES.
FANCY
Ho has constantly on hand a largo and well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Veatings,
which ho Is prepared to mako to order Into any kind
of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In tho best
manner. All his clothing Is rnado to wear and moat
of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD AVAT0HHS AND JKWKLUY,
OF EVEltV DESC'lUPTION, FINE AND CHEAP.
HIS CASE OV JEWELKY IS Nor SUIll'ASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EX.UIINI! HIS GENERAL ASSOIIT
, MENTOF
Clothing, Watches, Jowl
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWENIJEIta,
ulyl.'73-tf.
yAiNWitianT&co.,
WHOLESALE OIlOCEItS,
N. E. Corner second and Arch streTS,
PiiitiMiriui,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYItUI'S, COFFEE, SUOAIt, aiOLAHSEiT
kick, eriCGS, mciuu soda, UC, Ac,
nrOrders will receive prompt attention.
lT-tf
A TTOHNKY'H
HIiANKS, Common and
Judgment Jionds, Just printed md for faie"
tlio Coi.i'iiuiiN onii e, All kinds ot Attcrury'd umyus
eltner kept on i" j pnuu.a hi uruer.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
HEADQUARTERS
von
111 ruiiits, Uite, Ulm rutty,
Drugs, Apices, Patent Medi
cines, &c, &c.
MOYER BROS
TV7"Ol!Ll call the attention of the public to
II Iheli' erv larire nnd wcl selected stuck of
goods which they offer nt Ilia
LOW F.ST MAUKKT 71ATK3.
200 boxes Window Otass nil sizes and qualities.
(Uasi tor Picture frames n specialty,
IHiilo Lewi,
.Red Lend,
Umberri,
jithiirge,
Siennas,
Groens)
Blues,
Kcds.
Yellows, dry and in Oil.
(icneral Agents for
MONTOUR SLTE PAINTS
LINSKF.D,
OL1VF,
W1IALK,
CASTOR, and other OIL
VARNISII and JAPANS
from tho best Manufactories.
;Thelr stock of
S 3? I O E S
excels any In this section of the State.
Agonts for Dr. BIOKLEY'S
Family Medicines.
tlcncral Depot of supplies for Dr. J. C. Aj cr'3
rOPULAll MF.WCINES.
Tho Prescription Department Is under tho charge
of competent Pharmaceutists.
Physicians' Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH
DESPATCH.
Ci Sparkling Soda Water.
Tlio attention of country dealers, especially Is called
to our stock ot
BOTTLED GOODS.
SPIOES, ALUM,
CONCENTRATED li V H
Patent and Proprietary Medicines
Our w agon will continue ns formerly to make Fl
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 U
tues nre nttested by thousands In this nnd adjoining
counties Is manufactured by them nnd bupplledt
tho nflllcted either directly or through their country
dealers,
Price 50 Cents Per Bottle,
Nono genuine unless It bears tho trade marl; nnd
namo of iloyer Ilro's the words ''Oil of Gladness'
blown In tho glass and tho signature of Moj er Ilro'
on tho wrapper.
Apr.U,7l-ly
Mauliood: How Lost How Restore!!
TUST ihiIiIhIici a new edition of Dr. Cl'L-
fj VEltWKI.I.'S celebrated essay ou tho radical cuio
(without medicine) of Spermatoi rha-a
or r-cinuiai i eauuess, imoiuuiurj sem
inal weakness. luuioteiicv. Mental and
plitlcal Incapacity, Impediments lo
JInirlage, etc,: also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fils
Induced by Belf-lndulgeiico or textual cxtrai agauco
Piles, ic.
tQfl'rice, in a scalal tnrehpe, only six cenh.
Tho celebrated author, In this admirable, ettay
cleaily demonstrates from u thirty j ears' successfu
practice, that tho alarming consequences of self.
abuse may bo radically cured without tho dangerous
uso of Internal medlclno or tho application of tlio
knife; pointing out n inodoof euro nt oneo Elinplo
certain, nnd effectual, by means ot which every but
fcrer, no matter what bis condition may be, may cur
himself cheaply pjlvately, and radically.
rr"Tul3 Locturo should bo In tho hands of every
youth and every man In tho land.
Sent under seal, In a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two pest
btamps.
Address tho Publishers,
C1IAS. J. C. KLINE .t CO.,
1S7 Ilowery, Now York, Post onice Iiox J.&so.
April 10, 'fs-y
WM. Y. KESTEH,
TAILOR.
m.ooMbiiuuo, pa.
Has removed to Iron street, second door noo tlio
Ueformed i.'hiirch.whero ho w HI lie pleased tone
alt his old mends nnd new customers, nnd utiu
them with satisfaction, ill work warranted. IM
( K TO $20 per dav. Agenls wanted. All
D el classes of working people of Loth seses, j oung
and old, muko more money at work for uh,1ii thtlruw u
localities, iiuring uieir simru iiiumi-nin, m m. utu
lime, than ut nnv thing ehe. We oiler employment
that will pay handsomely for every hour's work.
I'uil particulars, terms, Ac, send us jour aildreh at
once. Don't delay. Now is tho lime, Don't look
for work or hiMness ehewln re, until you hill o lenni.
ed what wo olTer. a, MissoNA:Co.,l'oitl.iud, Maine.
Jan. lb'TMy,
VP'W YOHK TUUIUNH. "THE 1-1
l 1NU AMEHIt'AN NEVKl'APi:il."-Tlll.
AliVllHTDiINd MEDIUM. Dally, fioajear. I
LEAD-
IIEST
Semi-
ve....i.-li.
1'ostiiKO 1'reo to tho Rubscrthcr. Specimen Copies
and Adurtlslng Hates I rec. Weekly, In clubs ut 80
or more only 1, postngo paid. Address 'Iiik'Iiu
iit'NE, N. Y. Jan lD'Ts-ly.
A IWl'.KTISlMii Cheap: Good: Syntemn-
tie. All persons who conoempluto making con
Iriitls with newspapers for tho Insertion of adver
tisements, should send 'a cents to Geo. 1". Itowe I K
cii.,41 Park Itow, hew York, for tliilrl'AMPllI.I-.l-IIOO
K (nlnety-sevenlh edition.) contulntng IWsof
over ooo newspapers and estimates, showing the
cost. Adiertlsemuits taken for leading impci-slu
many Wales at a tremendous reduction from pub
ijshcrs' rntis. (im tukI-cok. Jim. I6tt-ly.
xrnTinii,i
IVTOTICE Is liereliy given that the Illoon .
I burg (las company will put In servKo plpo nml
furnish meters tu tlio cltlicns of llliKimslmrg for
Ii.i.ji iriivm iho dtstuneu from thn ttreet dis's not
exceed ui feet; excess of no feet w til l charged ut
thu rate of U) cents per foot until Hcptciuljcr 1st
hepUll. '.-tt
LUSICAI,
r 1 1HE I'entnylvanla Normal Mudo Bcliool nt
I Freeburir. 1'a.. H commenco Its Hummer
ti rm of six eeks, August loth, IMS. For circular,
lull
niress, f ,'',''
Juno 23,-1 1.
Director,
this I'ipun is on ii.b with
ROW ELL & (PHESMAN
. Advertising v Agents,
THinr A CHESTNUT 6T8., 8T. LOUIS, MO
NEW GOODS!
A HEAVY STOCK,
Crhcapcr.tjhara Ever!
S. II. MILLER & SON
Have Just Received
the lnrgcst and Lest supply ol
CHEAP AMD' FASHIONABLE
DEI GOODS,
They havo ever offered totnclr friends and cus
tomers.
Ulotlis, Ossimeros, and Satinetts
for MUN'd WEAK,
Cloths, Alapacas, Merinos,
for LADIE'S WKAH,
CAMCOIiS, MUSLINS, UA.M1IKICS,
nml every variety of Dry Oooils desired,
Oarpots, Mata, Ottomans!,
in great variety nnd nt llio
LOWJSST OAUJI PlilOEQ.
FAMILY GROCERLES,
Including all Ilie varieties of
COl'TKICS, TEAS and SUOAKS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and a general supply of articles useful for the
table always on hand.
CALL AND SBB.
Country produce of nil kinds taken In cx
cliango for goods at cadi prices.
Oct. 3ll,'I4-tf
J. KVANS,
jllEADY MADE
AND
CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES,
AND EMPLOYS THE
BEST WOIiOlEM
Foroood Fits and Promptness In filling orders
there Is the place to go.
Ills goods aro selected with care and his CUSTOM
WORK will compare favorably with tho best effort
of the fashionable city Dealer.
HE KEEPS A LAltOE STOCK OF
B0YS'-& OHILDKEN'S OLOTHIjNG
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
A. J. EVANS.
July 1, lS73-tf.
BLOOMSBTJEG-
All
ur;
7
MAH8LE WOHKS
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STItEET, III1I.OW MA11KET,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS
WeusethobestAMEIlICAN nnd ITALIAN Marble,
Ho has on hand nnd furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOM IIS,
HEADSTONES,
URNS, VASES, &c
Every variety of Marhlo cutting neatly executed at
tuo lowest market pi Ices.
A long practical experience and personal attention
to business mnkes the proprietor euntldent of Kiting
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly attended
lO. 1. U, UOX If'JI.
CSy.V. Jl. W'oih (Mimed fret of thanje."
Aug. SI, '74-ly. T. L. OL'NTON, Proprietor,
1101) ERT 110 AN
CABIMET MAKER
AND
UNDEUT AK Ell,
Iron Street, Ittween Main and Third Streets
lll.OOMSHUKO, PA.
A I.T, kinds ol I'lirnlturo innile to oriler nml
.TV. broken furniture neatly repaired. Tho quality
iiudjirlces ot his work will compare with nny thn
can fiu produced and ho respectfully bollcltsu bharo
of nubile patronage.
Undertaking
Will bo carefully and promptly attended to. When
called upon diiilugniiy hour of tlio day or night ho
will ut onco rcnpond und lay out tho dead. When
femalohelpln suchcaies Isdenlred ho will furnish
thu same.
Ready Made Coffins
both of WOOll nnd MI.TAI.LIU WA1IE always on
hand. IIo Is also tho thu solo proprietor In Illooms
burg and surroiuidlug dl&trlcts for
Taylor's FateuTCorpse Preserver
liy width ncorpso may bo surely and carefully pro
herved In leo for nny deslrnblo length of lime. 'Iho
uso oi me I'roser.cr may uo uuiaiucu iium uuuoiy
any lime. Scarfs, Mirouds, O'.oves nnd Muiiriilng
nun luiiriuu
Also, HKAltb
for Doors furnished when requested,
i.
uuu uu.i un AiNUJ.s inriiiaiii'u
IdfJlt'iieiiiler he is a Jleiular Undertaker
and thormuihlu understands his busints, lie
will not be undersold by umj in Jltoomsburg or
In the county, jtuiH'.ltx iiua.i,
Dee, II, 71-1 y
AN ACTUAL 1IUSINKSS INSTITUTION AND
TKLKOKAPIIIO INBTITl'TK.
l'or Information call at onice, or send for Coixsok
AuvmiTisiiu. juneiio-iy
mm
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
onco agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual f o r
preserving tho
tinir. It soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, with, tho
qloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thiclceneil, falling hair chocked,
nnd haldnesu often, though not always,
curod by its use. Nothing can rcstoro
tho hair whero tho follicles nro do
.stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and
decayod; but such as remain can bo
aavod by this application, aud stimu
lated into activity, so that a now
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling tlio hair with a pasty sedi
mont, it will It cep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional uso will prevent tlio hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently provent baldness. Tlio
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
ecalp arrests and prevents tlio forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offonsivo. Frco from thoso
deleterious substances which mako
somo preparations dangerous and inju
rious to tho hair, tlio Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing clso can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs
not soil whito cambric, and yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer L Co,,
IfKtlcnl anil Analjtlcul ClicmliU,
LOWKIiI, MASS.
Apill lMSyl
1S75.
1875
THE COLUMBIAN
Newspaper, the largest sheet published in
Columbia county, neatly printed on
Now Type, will contain all the current News
of the Day, anil a condensed account of
LKGISI.ATIVK and CONGHKSSIONAL
riiOCICKDINGS,
with explanation and comments upon all
important measures proposed in cither:
FOKTKY AND SONG,
MISCELLANEOUS HEADING,
AGKICULTUKAL AND
SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS,
Will also engross a largo proportion of its
columns. The
DOMESTIC CONCERNS OF COLUMBIA
COUNTY,
Will receive particular attention, and all
local all'airs proper for publication will be
carefully laid before our readers.
THE l'OLITICS OK THE STATE AND
NATION
Will receive constant attention, and the
character and olllcial conduct of
I'UIILIC MEN
Will bo presented to our readers, from time
to time, in life-like nttitudo and with entire
iustiee and firmness.
No frauds shall bo committed upon the
People or Wrong dono them without full cx
positro in the columns of theCoi.u.MiiiAN.
COUNTY MATTEUS.
All official county advertisements appear
in this paper, as will also intelligent synop
sis of the proceedings of tho Courts and the
actions of tlio County Olllccrs when of pub
lic interest.
Tho Coi.umdiak nlready has much the
largest circulation of any paper in the coun
ty moro than tho combined circulation of
tho other papers and is tho only paper
printed in tho county that suppoits tho prin
ciple and time-honored usages of tho Dem
ocratic party. Its circulation and coiisequcn
uscfiilness may, howuver, be much extendc
if its friends will uso their influence to stir
further add to its list of subscribers. At
additional patroiuvgo will bo requited by im
proving tlio paper, by adding to its cditerial
and reportorial forco and increasing the
quantity of its reading matter, As an
ADVE tri'ISING MEDIUM
Tlio Columbian is unapproacbed in thin
quarter of tho State, and our
JOUillNG FACILITIES
Aro superior to nny other.
Our friends nro invited to cull at tlio 6fl!co
whouoVfjr they come to Jllooinsbure.
tew ,?t"F$
OvavThivfy'fanr Competitors
Standard "fjM
Bhe5lrmtSt1lHIUlDEl.PKI8
tli iB
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
P
IUI.ADKIil'ltA AND HUAUINC. KOAD
AVIXTKU AltllAXOKMKNT.
NOV. 9th, 1STJ.
TUAISS I.KAVK liri'EKT AS IOU.OWS (sCKDAr EXCKPTEIl
l'or New York, Philadelphia, Heading, PotUWllo
Tamaqua, c U,S3 a. in
l'or Catawlssa, 11,3.1 n. m. nnd ",30 p. in.
l'or Wllllainsport, 0,113 n. in. nnd 4,ii p. m.
TllAINSl'Olt lllTKUT LEAVE AS 10I.1.0W f, (SL'SDAV T.
CEl'TEII.)
Iavo New York, fi.on n. rn.
Leavo Philadelphia, 9,15 n. in.
Leaio Heading, 11,3 la. m., i'ottsillle, 12,10 p. ni
and Tamaiiua, 1,30 p. m.
Leal e C'atnw Issa, 0,20 a. m. nnd 4,00 p. m.
Leavo Wllllainsport, 5,20 n. m. nnd ., p. in.
Passengers to and from New York nnd Phlladel'
phla go through w llhoul change of cars.
J. E. WOOTKN,
Mays, 1974 tf. General superintendent
DKLAWAliE, LACKAWANNA
wi:sti:un ltAii.noAii.
AND
HLOOMSIlUIUi DIVISION
Time-Table No. Hi), Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
Tiiuitmvr, i)i:ci:.Miu:n io, ist-i.
NllIlTII. I
stations.
SOUTH,
a.m. p in. in.
lo Ml 2 211 o o
10 14 2 211 0 85
H IU 2 33 G 41
10 17 2 41 0 fl)
10 25 2 Ml 7 I'll
10 2'J 2 55 7 i.i
10 34 3 l l 7 11
10 SS 3(1! 7 11!
10 45 3 15 7 25
M Ml 3 2') 7 rs
10 5, 3 25 7 4i
11 110 3 31 7 TO
11 05 3 30 7 5S
11 (0 3 41) 8 12
11 IS 3 SI 8 15
11 32 4 (5 8 35
11 40 4 21 8M
11 53 4 SS 11 (5
12 1 4 31! 7 01
12 IS 4 15 7 12
12 12 4 5'l 7 18
12 17 4 M! 7 25
12 21! 5 05 7 3S
12 32 5 12 7 47
12 37 5 IS 7 M
12 42 K 21 8 12
12 45 5 3D 8 ( li
1 03 5 4S 8 35
1 11 6 53 S 4-1
1 14 G 113 8 05
1 3J G 21 0 20
p.m. p.m. a.m.
p.m. p.m.
m. p.m. p.m.
l'l m s sr.
1
1 40'
1.1 3
1 25
1 111
1 11
Seianton
UcllcMio
TuMorMlle...
. .Lu'knu.-.iilKl....
l'lttston
.. West l'lttston.,
Wyoming
Mnlthy
VI 'M S 3 I
12 118 23
11 4.1 S 13
11 31) sin
11 20 7 f.'J
ll io " r.:i
11 til I 4S
l ir,
I llll
10 4
II 1'.'
1 Kingston
8 sn 7 S.l 12 41!
8 17 7 31 IS 41
8 12 7 2.' 12 .IU
kliiKSton
Vljinoiith ....
.Aionilalo
Nnnlletike
8 l5 7 10 12 311
8 10 7 15 12 81
7 40 7 lf 12 ll'.i
.Iluiilock's i reek
7 211 r. 50 12 (II
7 llll I'. S5 it 4ll
. .ShlrkHilnny....
....Illck's Kerry...
....Peach Hindi..
lierwlik ...
Urlar creek....
f. f,7 0 2S 11 8'J
0 15 0 21 11 31
G 32 r, 1 3 11 '11
B 27 0 (8 II 17
...Willow lll'OU'....
r. 20 r. o.i li ii
I.luie Hinge
Nspy
...Illomnsljiirg
Itu pert
L'ntuwlssn lirlilse.
..Clark's Switch...
DaiiMlle
t'liulnsky
Cameron
II 00 5 f,3 11 I2
n r.s .1 40 hi '
r. r.l 5 4'i in 40
5 41 5 31 10 43
5 III 5 30 111 40
5 15 5 12 10 221
5 01 5 02 111 12!
4 .'.5 4 57 HI OS
4 30 4 40 V 5
.Northumberland.
a.m. p.m. n.m.
DAVID T. HOUND, Sunt.
', Kingston, March 5, 1st I,
Superintendent's Ofllcc,
N'
OHTIIEUN
CENTItAL KAILWAY
COMPANY.
On nnd nfter November 20th, 1S73, trains will lemo
SUNUUHY as follows:
NOItTIlWAHD.
L'rlo Mall 5.20 a. m., arrive Khnlia 11.50 n. in
" Ciinaiidalgiia.. . 3.35 p. in.
" Itocliesler 6.15 "
" Niagara 0.40 "
Hcnovo accommodation ll.io a. in. nrrlie Williams
port 12.55 p. in.
i:inilraMalU.15a.in., nrrlio Kluilra 10.20 a. in.
Uuffulo llxpress 7.15 n. in. arrive llulTalu s..'o a. in.
SOUT1IWAK1).
Durfalo K.xprcss 2.50 a. m. nrrho Harilsburg 4.50 a.m
" llalttinorcs.to "
ninlraMatl 11.15 a. in., nrrtie Ilarrlsburg1.50p. m
" Washington 10.30 "
" ll.dlhnoro c.30 '
" Wnslilngton 8.S0 "
Hnrrlshurgaccominodatlon 8.40 p. in. arrive Harris
burg 10.50 p. in.
nirlioll.ilttuioio 2.25a.m.
" Washington c.13 "
Ki lo Mall 12.55 n. m. an lio Han Islmrg 3.05 n. m.
" llaltlmore s.4i) "
" Washington 10.35 "
All dally except Suuday.
1). M. HOY!), Jr., tlcncral Tasscngcr Agent
A. J. CASSATT, (leneral .Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
rliiluilclhlitu & Drie li. Ii. Illusion.
SUJI.MEltTI.ME TABLE.
DN ami nfter SUNDAY, MAY 2M, 1S75,
tho trains ou the Philadelphia & lalo Hall
liuad DlUson will run ns follows:
H7iSTII'.lA7.
PAST I.INi: leaves New York
Philadelphia
" ' Italttinoi'o
" " " llnirlsbiiig ,
" " nrr.at WllllaiiisH,it
" " " Uicklliun
' iiellifonte
L'HII.MAlLlcau's New York
llilladelplil.i
llarilsbiiig
11 " " Ullllaiusport....
" " " Loci; Haven ....
' Henovo
" " mr. ati:rle
.. a 25 n. m
...12.55 p. in
... 1.20 p. m
.. Sam p. m
.. 8.55 p. m
..10.20 p. m
..11.50 p. Ill
. R.25 p. m
...U.55 p. m
. . 4.25 II. Ill
. . S.35 a. Ill
.. 0.4511. m
..11.H5 a. in
.... 7,-u p m
NIAHAHA i:XPIli:sSleaes:i'lilIad('!phla 7.40a. in
" " " H.illluioie 7.35 u. m
" " " ll arrlsburg. ...10.55a. in
' " nrr. at Wllllainsport.. lavs p. m
" " " Lock Hiiieu... 3.15 p. in
14 14 44 Itciioio 4.30 p, m
ELMIliA M .Ml, leaves Philadelphia
44 44 44 liallliiioie
44 44 44 lliuilsbuig
44 4' ntr. at Wllllainsport
4- 44 44 Ixick llacu
s.oin, m
. s :ui u. in
1 25 p. Ill
0.10 p. Ill
7.-0 p. Ill
: o:
KASTWMW.
PHII.'A ESPHKSS leaves Lock Haven . . .
44 44 44 Wllllainspott..
44 44 arrlvcH at Ilurrhbuig
44 44 44 llalttiuoro
44 44 44 PhUadelphla ..
44 44 44 New York
. n.40 a. in
,. 7.55 II. m
.114511, m
, 0.15 p. 11)
, 3.M p. Ill
. 0,15 p, 111
DAY llXPHllStS leaics
Henovo o,io a. m
44 41 ijick ii. mn io.. on. id
44 44 44 Wllllainsport.... 11 S',a. in
44 44 nrr. at lliirrlsburg 3.00 p. m
44 44 44 Philadelphia 0.20 p. m
44 41 44 NewYoil; 0 1.1 p. in
44 44 44 llaltltiioru c.35 p. iu
i:i:m M.MMcavca I'.rle 11.20 a. m
44 44 44 lienoio 8.25 p. Ill
44 44 44 iwk Haven 0.45 1I.IH
44 44 44 villl!iinsoit lo.Mi p, in
' 44 nrr. at ll'iiilsbiug 2.25 u.m
44 44 44 llaltluioro 7.85 a In
44 44 44 l'Ulladelnhta 0.45 a, 111
44 44 44 Sew York 1o.!uu. 111
PAST HSU leaven Wllllainsport 1K.M n, in
" 44 nrr. at llai 1 Islnirg 8.55 a, in
44 44 44 lialtluioru 7.3511. 111
44 44 44 Philadelphia 7.S6 11. in
44 44 14 New York 10.25 n. 111
Krlo Mall West, Niagara Express West, nmlia
Mall Wi st und Day i:pri ss Hasl make close conucc
t tint nt Northmuhciliind Willi 1.. & 11. It, 11. trains fur
Wllked.lliirru nml Sernnton.
Krlo Mull West, Nlagiirn K.xpress West and lllmlra
Mall West make close eoiincctluu lit Wllllaiuspurt
with N. ('. It. W. truths Norln. ,
Erie Mall East nnd West, Mngaru Express West,
East l ino West and Day Express Easluinko close
connedlon ut lx-k Haven isllli 11, E, V, It, It,, trains.
Erlo Mall East and Wist rouiii'et nt Ella Mili
trains on I. s. K M. H. It. II., ut curry with o. I', A,
V. 11. II.. ut Emporium iillli 11, N, Y. .V P. II, It., nnd
at lmtuoodwlth A. V. It, It.
Parlor Curs Hill run between Philadelphia nnd
Wllllainsport on Niagara Express West, last line
West, Philadelphia Expresi East und Day Express
East, fcUi pliig lursuii nil night trains,
YYM. A. UAI.inVlN,
Jan. 8,'75-tf General Supt
BLANK NOTKN,witli or wltliuut launption
(or bale ut tho Colvucun onice.
SUI GENERIS.
(iPALMAMiQU
FMSON&HAU
CABINET ORGANS.
DHEQOALEDK.OHAP.PR0ACHED
In cnpiflty nnl rxccllcnco tiy nny others. Awnr Jcl
11
and DIPLOMA OF HONOR AT
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1867.
(-ill I f Amerlcnn Orunn-i ever nwnnlM nny rnrilnt
UllLtf In llnroiK-, or which I'lrfdit Muh extrnordl.
limy ctccllcnco ft to conimftnd ft wlilo milo there.
illliyo (uTftrilcil hli?licFt prrmlunirt nt Inilm.
ALllAlu trial i;xtiiilUimfl,liiAinertenonllftfi
"uropc. Out of tiiin.trcil Ihero Imvo not Ixi n Hi In
fi'l where nny olhcr oritnin linto Istii pn-ferml.
riTPT Drclnml by Eminent Miiklelnnit, In bolh
Htol llrmi.here M lio lllll'Ullleil. Ben
ILSl'IMONIAI. I'lIU'Ut.All, ullh oplnlulis uf mwo
tunn )no Tlioiisiinil (enl free).
IUPIPT en linflnR n Mnton .V Hamlin. .Do not
Itlolol takocniy other. Dtalert act lakohi com
MIMinxs M tclliiitl Inferior vivo", a'"' for fill
reatt tjuntiyurv hanl tt silt Komettitjig lst,
UCllJ OTVI CO wUhmo-t Iniinrlnnt lmi-roTO-l
ri J II LtO pienH ever limilo. New
Noli) anil Cnlillilliilllnll Mop". Sliperh
litnecro nml other I'nncn of new ilrfluni,
PIANO-HARP CABINET ORGAN
qulftllo cumbinatlun ot ihecolnslnimintn.
CAM rATtntn I O. for monthly wqiinrltrlx
pnymcntfl ; or rcnleil until rent pnyn for tlio orKo.
nlTII nPIICP "id CtrculnrK, ivlth full imrtlt).
LAI ALUuUto "In". free. A.l.lreM MASON ,4
ilAMf.lN OIIUAN OO., 151 Tremor! Blnit, 110
TON: 25 Union Viiue, NUW YU1UC; or bO li b'J
AJuius St., tJUlCAUO,
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET OS
MAY 111! onTAINM AT
WHOLESALE OR EBTAIL
or
L. 13.
SCRAKTON, Pa.
General Ayent iiteu for Iho celebrated
CHICKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, OV
I. 3v. AriLLlUli,
uLooMsnuno, pa.,
Dealer in above Instruments.
Mnieh l.),'75-y
HOLL1NS k J10LMES
No. 17 Centre Stro .
Pliita Gas ami Steam Fitters
MANUl'ACTUllEltS Ol'
UN W ARE,
(1AI.VANIZEI) II ION COHN1CE,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wire Trt'llise-", &c. Dealers in Stoves, 1'ang
cs, l''urnaces, liallitnore Healers, Low Down
Grates, Jlnnteli, 1'UJIl'tj, Weather Strips,
Ac. Also
GAS FIXTURES
of the latest design. Special attention raid In re
pairing sewing Mat hlnesofcw r dihcilpllon.r-cnlcs
Locks, Hell llunglng, Key l'tHInc, c. l'llvate ltesl
doiiceslleiited byMcamut asiuall ecsl aluiM' Hot
Air. reb.2ii,'7j-tf.
LATCH LKY'.S Tm-
I ) 1
I proved CTtTMHHll
viioi) l'l'MP Is Iho ae
kiinwledgetl Kt.1u1I.1r1l of
tlio market, by popular
lerillct, tho best pump for
theleasl money, Attention
racks, scull
thin. 1'i.r f..iln liv fli'nli.r.4 nml tlio ll'iiih!
"tr'j generally. In onler I olio suro ili.it you
".JEiiS,,1 eet Hlnti hley's Piinip.boeurtfiilundsee
tliatlthasinylrailo mark as aboie. If j 011 do not
knoivwhero to buv, descrlptlie clieulais, together
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C1IAS. (1. Hl.ATCllI.EY, Manufacturer,
Mil, Commerce bt l'htladelplila.
roit hale 11Y
J. SCHUYLER & SON, Blosmsburg, Pa.
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A Fortune For $1.
Tho Wyoming Loltery draws on tho let li nnd 3'ilh
of each month, nml .'ihi.iioii In Cash (Ufis a
paid In full, nnd no di'duelloiis capital nut, '.Mi.um;
Second (lilt, IJV'i'D ; 'Ihlul, i'i'.Wnj I'ouilh, tli'.lioi);
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Third J25,iiiiii-, l'oiiithiM.u 1 smaller gilts, lliowholo
ninoiintliig to $:,mi,iii o, w hit h Is j uld to ticket holder
at each draw Itu;. Hits I list 1 1 utU.it lscliaili nil by tho
legislature4, nnd each drawing Is supeiMsed by Iho
legal iiuthoiltles. An olllelnl list of drawing num.
bi is sent by mall totlcliit holdersns soon ns pub.
IMied. 'Iliketsforeillii r are 1 each c for 5, 25 for
f'W. Agents wniited! llliislraled'llmesseiit Iieolo
everjbiiily, eontnlnhig full purllciil.us. Tickets told
up to Iho hour uf drawing. Address,
ALLEN 4; COTJ ill Nassau br., Nkw Youk,
May 11 fun.
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