THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
Miscellaneous.
Epitaph on n Watchmaker.
Hero Urn, in ix liorlsnntnl position,
Tlio ouUtldo cao of
Ocorgo Kotiglclgli, watchmaker,
Whoso abilities in that lino wcro 1111 honor
To hli profession.
Integrity wiu tho main-spring
And prntlonco tho regulator
Of nil tho actions of hU life,
llmnano, generous and liberal
ilfohund never stopped
Till he hail reilovcd iltstrcxs ;
So nicely wcro all Ills actions regulated,
That ho never went wrong,
Except when set agoing
Hy pcopio
Who did not know his key j
Kven thou he was easily set aright again,
Ho had tho art of disposing his time ho well
That his hours glided away
In ouo continual round
Of pleasure and delight,
Till an unlucky minuto put a period to
His existence.
He departed this llfo November 11, 1S02,
Aged 57 ;
Wound up
In hopes of being taken in hand
Hy his Maker,
And being thoroughly cleaned nnd repaired
And set agoing
In tho world to come.
Why aro E nnd A like good people 1 Ile
causo they meet in heaven.
Babies nre described as coupons attached
to tho bonds of matrimony.
Why Is tho sun liko a good loaf? Because
it a light when it rises.
CitiCAXEnr Palming off an old hen as a
young chicken.
Why is a whisper liko treason ? Because- it
is not aloud.
Tho difference between a talc-bearer nnd
sealing-wax is, that sealing-wax burns to
keep a secret, and tho tale-bearer burns to
tell one.
An Iowa woman gave her husband mor
phino to cure him of chewing tobacco. It
cured him, but she is doing her own spring
ploughing.
"Tho proper study of mankind is man,"
says Pope ; but the popular study is now to
make money out of him.
"I say Pat what aro you nbout, sweeping
out the room ?" "No," answered Pat, "I
am sweeping out tho dirt aud leaving tho
room."
A Louisvillo mau complained of marble
table cloths at one of tho restaurants. Ho
Baid he didn't liko to wipo his mouth with
a tombstone in tho abscuco of a napkin.
California raisins have been pronounced by
experts superior to tho imported Malagas.
At present more than one half of tho raisins
exported from Europo aro sent to this coun
try. A lino in one of Moore's songs reads thus:
"Our couch shall bo roses bespangled with
dew." To which a sensitiv girl replied :
" 'Twould givo mo tho rlieumatiz, and so it
would you."
Well, I always make it a rule to tell my
wife everything that happens." "Oh my
dear fellow, that's nothing I" replied his
friend. I tell my wifo lots of things that
never happen at all.
Thoso young ladies of Kentucky who have
resolved not to wear any dress goods costing
abovo twenty-fivo cents per yard, will soon
havo offers of marriage.
It is a good plan for all fruit growers to
apply lime freely in their orchards every two
or threo years. A half bushel to each tree,
or one hundred bushels broadcast per acre,
will suffice.
"Aro the young ladles of the present day
fit for wives?" asked a lecturer of his audi
ence. "They are lit for husbands," respon
ded a female volco ; "but tho troublo is that
you men aro not fit for wives I" Tho applauso
was great, and so was tho discomfiture of tho
lecturer.
In former times it was a maxim, that a
young woman should not get married until
she had spun herself a set of body nnd tablo
linen. From this custom, all unmarried
women were termed "spinsters," an appella
tion they still retain in England in all deeds
and legal proceedings.
Tho particulars of rather a mean trans
action aro reported from Minnesota; A very
pretty young lady who had awakened the
tender sentiment in the breasts of two young
men, was indifferent as to which should win
her, being favorably disposed towards both.
Hard words nnd blows failed to BCttlo the
point of possession, so ono of the men offered
the other his chance for $100. The offer
was not taken, so tho first party offered to
buy for a liko sum. This offer was declined
but was advanced upon until the first young
man got a clean field for $1C0, giving his
noto for tho sum, endorsed by his intended
father-in-law. A wedding was next in or
der, and then that shrewd benedict resisted
payment of his note on the ground of thero
having been "no value received."
The Stockings of the Period.
Tho Paris shops aro full of tho most fanci
ful designs in this ono detail of feminine at
tire. They aro mado in cream color, lemon
color, orange yellow, straw color, pink, pale
blue, palo green, lilac, light brown, dark
brown, crimson, scarlet, purple in short, in
every shad of every color. But tho precise
tint is only half tho question; the designs
worked upon tho stockings aro by far tho
most important part of it, as regards fashion,
and these are of tho most varied description.
Ono pair of stockings which excited much
admiration from the passers of a certain well
known shop in Paris was in lemon color,
aud the Instep of each foot was covered with
bunches of black currants, witli their leaves
and twigs, most delicately embroidered in
the colored silks.
Another example of ornamentation lay
closo at haud, in the form of a black bilk
stocking, round tho leg of which a garter of
pink rosebudi and leaves winding upward
from tho ankle was exquisitely embroidered.
This last fashion is vory popular just now.
Stockings so embroidered are, of course, en
ormously dear. Few women can afford to
buy many such expensive articles of dress
as tho garlanded stockings; thcreforo it be
comes a matter of eager competition among
the leaders of fashion to secure as many
specimens of the latest rago as their purses
will allow. The mania is instilled, nnd
henceforth the woman of tho world takes
rank according to her stockings. Garlands
of flowers do not hold the field nlone, it must
bo observed, In some cases inscriptions aud
itttuljina n rrt atfilirnfilorAfl rnnnil llin lnfru r,f
tho modern stockings, and rows and patterns
are worked in colored silk stars or spots,
Tho ground, however, of all this work must,
on no account, be whllo. Homo Journal,
Artificial Ire.
Speaking of tho Ico works of tho manufac
turing Company at Montgomery, Alabama,
a correspondent of tho AdvcrtUcr gives tho
following Interesting account of tho manner
11 which tho great frigid luxury Is made :
Seventy thoinand gallons of wntcr arc used
lally in tho manufacture of 12.000 pounds of
Ico tho cost of which when placed in the
Ico house, Is three-eights of a cent pe- pound,
which is cheaper than tho freight fi om the
taken, if tho Ico was put on the cars gratis,
besides tho advantage of getting It in small
ipiantlties when desired and being much
cleaner and purer than lake ice.
The distilled water is put in tin cam thirty
inches long, iiluo and a half Inches wide and
two nnd three-fourth inches thick, which
leaves tho ico in convenient shapo for hand
ling. Thc.o cans nre then placed In rows in
tanks filled with salt water (though of course
tho salt water does not come quite to the
tops of tho cans so as to mix tho distilled
water which they contain), through which
iron pipes conduct tho ether. Tho ether is
mado in auothcr room and after being puri
fied is pumped into a receiver and brought
under a pressure of 70 to 110 pounds to tho
square inch, which liquidizes it. It is then
forced through a small tubo to a larger tube
which opens into all tho tanks (about 100
pipes in each lank); it' then expands into a
gas and fills all tho tubes (its capacity for
expansion being as 1 to COO.)
The ether extracts the caloric from the
water which surrounds the tubes, thus equal
izing tho temperature, nnd bringing the
whole below tho freezing point, tho distilled
water freezing very readily, and the salt
water being brought down several degrees
colder than ice, yet without freezing. Tho
gas passes on through tho pipes and into n
receiver, from which it is pumped into nn
ether holder nnd again reduced to a liquid
by pressure, which is facilitated bypassing it
through a long coil of pipo surrounded by
cold water. It is then forced through the
tubes again nnd performs the same work
over. Some of tho ether gas pipes wore
covered with snow to tho depth of three
quarters of an inch, which collected from the
surrounding atmosphere. It is very difficult
to confine it, but if not allowed to escape
tho same quantity can bo used continually.
It is said to be much better than mercury;
as the latter cat3 out copper pipes in n short
time, and iron pipes in two years, while the
latter does not effect the metals.
The cans are taken out one at a timo and
dipped into n vat of hot water, which loos
ens tho cake of ice, which then slips put,
and the can is again filled and set in its
place. This is dono threo times a day. Tho
slabs of ico weigh twenty-five pounds each,
and four of them aro piled on top of each
other and allowed to freeze together, making
one hundred pounds to tho block. These
blocks aro kept separate by placing small
Bticks between them.
It is said that this ico is actually cloldcr
(if such a thing bo possible) than lake ico ;
that in a room at 100 Farh., in summer, it
would not even show moisture on the sur
face for fully fifteen minutes.
Budding.
Almost all intelligent farmers know how to
graft, and largo numbers employ that knowl
edge in springtime to put a good head on n
wild tree or to change tho character of ono
to something more desirable. But the spring
is generally crowded with work. Few get
done what they desired and intended to do !
and among the put-off things very likely ot
all others will be the grafting job. Some
thing of this can be made up at this season
by budding, or inoculation as it is some
times called. It does not find tho same fa
vor with farmers as with nurserymen, bo
cause no time seems to be gained over graft
ing six months hence; for die buds put in
now do not push into growth till the next
spring season. If grafts are put in next year
they grow immediately and mako stronger
growths and form a good head much sooner
than buds put in at this season will. But
then thero is tho question of time. If one
waits for spring it may never bo done. This
is comparatively a leisure season, and a treo
budded now is done with. It will keep
growing and will beat tho tree that is never
donel
Budding is so simple an operation and has
been over and over again described in the
papers that most persons who aro likely to
bo benefitted by this article know how it is
done. A piece of bark containing a leaf
stock and the cyo nt its base is simply put
under the bark to bo improved and which
has been fclit and "lifted" or loosened by
tho back of a knife for tho purpose. After
tho insertion the bud is tied firmly in. Any
one can understand this, nnd only experi
ment will tench more. But there is one
thing which all budders do not understand
and wo will explain why even somo good
hands fail in their work. The branch on
which the bud is to go must bo thrifty, vig
orous and in every way healthy, or the buds
will not "take." Failure in most cases
comes from this. It docs not mako much
difference whether tho branch operated on is
more than ono year old, so that the bark
separates freely from the wood as tho bud
ders say, "runs treely" but it is essential
that it should be in perfect health . Tho
bark generally loosens freely at tho end of
summer, if in the condition wo have describ
ed In retrard to the bud, it must not be
too young. Failure generally conies from
this. Thero is far less chanco of failure
with very old buds than witli young eyes,
though of course all tho buds must be of this
season's growth.
It is hardly necessary to say that in bud
ding, as in grafting, liko must bo suited to
like, and tho nearer tho bud is liko its stock
the better will bo its succcs. It is not often
that plants of two dissimilar families will
grow together. The pear will grow on tho
quince, but this is rather an exception. So
closely allied things as the apple and pear
will not do very well, aud only at all with
difficulty. Germuntoien Telegraph.
Flavor of Egoh, There is a vast differ
ence in tho ilavor of eggs. Hens feci on
clean, sound grain and kept on a clean grass
run givo much finer flavored egs than liens
that have access to stable aud manure heaps
and eat all kinds of filthy food. Hens feed'
ing on fish and onions flavor their eggs ac
cordingly, tho samo as cows eating onions or
cabbage, or drinking offensive water, imparts
a bad tasto to the milk ami butter. Tho
richer the food tho higher the color of tho
eggs. Wheat and corn givo eggs tho bent
color, whllo feeding on buckwheat makes
them colorless, rendering them unfit for sonic
confectionary purposes.
Use sulphur freely in tho stables to keep
off lice from tho cattle. It Is a disgrace to
any farmer to allow tho cattle to be tormcu
ted by such vermin, when they are so easily
destroyed,
"Heaven's Own" is tho namo of a new
Nevada town wheron railroad passenger saw
a woman pinning her husband to tho fence
witn a pitchfork
"Do you liko codfish balls, Mr. Wiggins?"
Mr. Wiggins, hesitatingly "I really don't
know; I don't recollect attending one."
PUBLIC REPORT
-Ol' A-
1 hum not nnlnvri! enml health for soverat Vcars
p.wt, jcthimi not allowed itto Interfere with my
lulmr. Kvery ono ticlonirlnir to the laboring class
knows tho lncorncnlcnci" ot belnir oblleeil to labor
hen the body, from debility, almost rcluson to per
form Its dally task. 1 nf tf r was n believer In dosing
with medicines! but having lieurd tho Vkoictink
spoken of so highly, was determined to try It, and
flinll never regret that determination. As a tonic
(which every ono nee Is at some time) It surpasses
nnUhlngl ever heard of. It Invigorates tho wholo
sislemi l Is ft xrcat cleanser and purliler of tho
Mood. Thero nre many ot my acipialnt.iiices who
h.wo taken It, and all utiltolii praisoot Us satisfacto
ry effect.
I!liecially among tho aged class of people.lt Im
parls to them tho ono thing most uieful In old ago
nights as well us tho body, ono ngoil lady, who has
been sulTerlnif through llfo from scrofula, ami has
been sutlerlng through lite from Its erfects, having
tried many remedies with uofivorablo result, was
Induced by friends to try Mm Vkiiktink. After tak
ing a few bottles, she obtained such great relief that
alio expressed n wish for her sight, that sho might
bu able to look upon tho man who had scut her such
rt blessing. Yours respectfully,
I). I . Jl. Ill'l'ill', I oucu viueei, numuu u,
Boston, Mass., May 9, 1ST1.
HEARTFELT PRAYER.
Sr. l'u-t, Aug. J2, ISM.
It. H. Stkvems. Ksq. t
Dear Mr I should bo want Ing In gratitude. If I failed
to acknowledge what tho Vkiiktink has dono for mo.
I was attacked nbout eleven months Mnco with
bronschltls, which bottled Into consumption. I hail
nlirht. sweats and fever chills: was distressed for
breath, nnd frequently spit bloods was emaciated,
very weak, and so low that my friends thought my
case hopeless.
1 was aoviseil lu maKU u iriiu la i uu , iiiiMinr.,
whipii ttniipr the nrnvMeneo of (lod. has cured me.
That ho may bless t house of your medlelno toothers,
as no lias to me, ami mat umnw ki"cuiuiiv ni
tend you, Is tho heartfelt prater nf our admiring,
humble servant, 11KSJAM1N 1'KTTlNfllLL.
P. s. Sllno is but ono among tho many cures your
medlelno has effected In this p ace. 1J. 1'.
MAKE rFPUBLlC
South Uoston, Feb. 0, 1ST1.
It. 11. Stkvkns, IQ.t
Dear sslr. I havo heard from very many sourcesot
tho great success ot VhmtTixic In cases of scrofula,
rheumatism, kidney complaint, catarrh, nnd other
diseases of kindred nature. I mako no hesitation In
saying that I know Vhiktikr to bo tho most reliable
remedy for catarrh and general debility.
My wlfo has been troubled with catarrh for many
years, and at t lines v cry badly. She has thoroughly
tried every supposed remedy that wo could hear of,
nnd with all this sho has for several years been grad
ually growing worse, ami tho dlscuargo from tho
head was c.xcesslvo and orfenslvo.
Sho was In this condition when sho commenced to
take Vkuktinej I could seo that sho was Improving
on tho second bottle. She continued taking Vmk
tink until sho had used from twelve to tlftecn bot
tles 1 am now happy In Informing you and tho pub
lic (If you chooso to mako It public) that sho Is en
tirely cured, nnd Veoktink accomplished tho cure
after nothing clso would. Henco 1 feel Justllled In
saying that Vkobtink is tho most reliable remedy,
nnd would advise nil suffering humanity to try It,
for I believed It to bo a good, honest, vegetablo med
icine, and I shall not hesitate to recommend It. I
am, Ac, respectfully, L. o. CAUDELL,
Storo 415 llroadwny.
Veoetine acts directly upon tho causes ot these
complaints. It Invigorates nnd strengthens tho
whole system, acts bpon tho secretive organs, allays
Inllnmmatlon, cleanses, nnd cures ulceration, cures
constipation, and regulates tho bowels.
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
llosTO.v, October, 1S7D.
Mr. Stkvknss
Dear Sir My daughter, after having ft fccvero at
tack ol whooping cough, was left In a feeble state of
health, llelng advised by a friend sho tried Vkok
tine, and after using a tow bottles was fully restor
ed to health.
I have been a great sufferer from rheumatism. I
havo taken several bottles ot tho Veoktink fortius
complaint, and am happy to say It has entirely cured
me. 1 havo recommended tho VkuktinuIo others,
with tho samo good results. It Is atircat cleanser
and purtner ot tho blood ; It Is pleasant to take ; and
I can cheerfully recommend It.
JAMES mouse, SC4 Athens;sirect.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
EW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods,
DAVID LOWENHEUQ
.Invites attention to his large and elegant stock ot
Cheap ana Mmk ClotliL
at his storo on
MAIN STIICET, IN THE NEW BLOCK,
IILOOMSBUKO, PA.,
wucro lie has Just received from Now York and Phil
adelphia a full assortment ot
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fashionable, durablo and
nunasomo
DRESS
CONSISTING OP
UOX
SACK,
FllOOK,
GUM
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OK ALL SOIIT3 SIZES AND COLOItS,
no has also replenished his already largo stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEItES,
ViaUUED
AND PLAIN VESTS,
BTItlPED,
SHIRTS,
CIUVATS
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
OLOVES,
SUSPENDERS,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ho has constantly on hand a largo and well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Vestinga,
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 mado to wear and most
ot It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
OF EVEItV DESCRIPTION, VINE AND CHEAP
HIS CASE OF JEWELRY IS NOT SURPASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSORT
MENT OP
Clothing, Watches, Jewl
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWKNIlEIta.
uly 1,'73-tf.
TN THH MATTKIt OP TIIK It HAL
I EstaUi of Philip Miller, latoof Centre township,
Columbia couuty, deceased.
Hide on heirt tn ucetpl or refute the lUul FAate ul
the valuation or thorn mute ulnj the tame tliouUl
not be fold,
Tho Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania to Benjamin
Miller, Harriet llrelseh. Mary Aim dingles, Ueglun
Wolverlon, Henry 11. Knurr, committee uf lheier
sou and est lite or IjivI Miller, a lunatic, thUdivuof
said Phillip Miller, deceased, and Mary
Alice Hopper and t'jrus Webb, grand children of
said Philip Miller, defeated. You unit each of you
uro heaby commanded to bo aud uppear befoi o tho
Orphans' court of said county, to bo held at lllooms
burg, on tho oth day of September. A. 1)., 173, then
und thero to ucceptor refuso to tauo tho real estate
ol said 1'hlllp Miller, deceased, at tho uppraUeil
value, or show cuuso why the same, should not bo
bold. Ily tho Court. II. PRANK ZAItlt.
Illooni!.lurg,Julylii,18I6.t. cleric.
HEADQUARTERS
l'Olt
23J&&?3H3
in Runts, Oils, Glass, Putty,
Drugs, Apices, Patent Medi
cines, &c, &c.
MO Y lilt BRO'S
T7'OULD call Hie attention or the tmlilio to
it their very laiire ami wel selected stock of
goods which they offer at tho
LOWKST JIAltKCT HATES.
00 boxes Window Glass all sizes nnd quatltles.
Olass for Picture Pratnos n specialty,
11'hilo Lead,
lied Lead,
Umbers,
Litliiirgo,
Siennas,
Greens(
Blues,
lleds,
Yellows, dry and in Oil.
(leneral Agents for
MONTOUR SLTE PAINTS I
LINSEED,
OLIVE,
WHALE,
CASTOR, and other OIL
VARNISH and JAPANS
from tho best Manufactories.
.Thclr stock of
SPICES
excels any in this section ot tho State.
Agents for Dr. BIOKLEY'S
Family Medicines.
General Depot of supplies for Dr. J. C. Ayor's
rOrULAlt MEDICINES.
Tho Prescription Department U under tho chorgo
ot competent Pharmaceutists.
Physicians' Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH
DESPATCH.
inn; Soto Water.
The attention of country dealers, especially Is called
to our stock of
BOTTLED GOODS,
SHOES, ALUM,
CONCBNTRAIES LYE,
Patent and Proprietary Medicines &c,
Our wagon will contlnuo as formerly to mako its
usual trips to supply cu t .
OIL OF GLADNESS,
a special
Coughs,
Colds,
Croup,
-Burns,
Tetter,
Piles &c,
an Internal and External rem y whoso healing vlr
tucs aro attested by thousands In this and adjoining
counties is manufactured by them and supplied to
tho anilctcd cither directly or through their country
dealers,
Price 50 Cents Per Bottle,
None genuine unless It bears tho trado mark nnd
name of Moycr Pro's tho words ''Oil of Gladness"
blown In tho glass and tho signature of Moycr lira's
on tho wrapper.
Apr.l7,74-ly
: How Lost How Eeslrf!
I UNT publi
tl VLKYVIXIVS celebrated essay on tho radical cure
(without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea
JrJBITifTA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary sem
ffoZHfrVf' Inal weakness, Impotency, Mental and
vateShtr phjMc.U Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc,: also Consumption, Kpllepsy, and Fits
Induced by sclf-lndulgcnco or scxtual cxtravuganco
Plies, &e.
SttyJVicf, tn n tailed envelope, only sir cot(J.
Tho celebrated author, in this admlrnblo essay
clearly demonstrates from n thirty years' successf u
practice, that tho alarming consequences ot self,
abuse may bo radically cured without tho dangerous
uso of Internal medlelno or tho application ot tho
knife ; pointing out a modo ot euro at onco simple
certain, and effectual, by means ot which every suf
fercr, no matter what his condition may bo, may cur
himself cheaply pjlvately, and radically,
Thls Lccturo bhould 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 post
stamps.
Address tho Publishers,
CITAS. J. C. KLINE tc CO.,
12T llowery, Now York, Post onico Box 4fiSt,
April K. '75-y
WM. Y. K ESTER,
TAILOE.
lii-ooMsnuno, pa.
I Tns removed to Iron street, second door nbovo tho
II Ilefonneil Chuieh.whciohewlllbopleasedtOHeo
nil his old friends nnd new customers, und lurvo
them with satisfaction. All work warranted. 15-V
TO SO per day. Amenta wanted. All
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ana oui, muKeinoroiiiuuejruLumiui wa,ui luui
localities, during I heir hparo moments, or nil the
tlmo, than at any thing else. Woorrer emplojinent
that will pay handsomely tor every hour's wuifc.
Fuil paitlculurs, terms, Ac, send us jour addrcs.s nt
onco. Don't delay. Now is tho tlino. Don't look
fur work or business clnow here, until you havo learn
cd w hat wo oirer. G. minson & Co., Portland, Maluo.
Jan. l6'T&-ly.
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CONFESSIONS
OF A YICTIM.
published as a warning and for the beneii t of oung
men and others who euHerfrom Nenous DeMlltv,
Loss of Womanhood, tic., giving his rules of belt
cure, after undergoing much buffering and expense,
and mailed I reo on icctUIng n jiosupatd directed
enu'loi'. Address NiiUMki, MAYrilu, P. Hox
161, llruokljn, N. Y. uly jj.'TS-em
MUSICAL.
MMIE I'liinsylvonia Normal Music School nt
I Fieeburg, Pa., will coinmeneo lis Summer
'drm of blx necks, August lurb, lsio. For tlrculur,
atldless. F. V, MtnXII,
JuuoW.-it.' Director,
TDOOK 7G IvNTS waTittiUoell "Tho leo
I") pie's Common Senso Medical adverllser,"by II,
VTierce, M, D. Tho most ready n-lllug lcok out.
Inclusive territory and liberal urms. Additbg u.o
Author at Huaalo, N, Y. .1
GRAND OPENING 1
ELTAS MENDENHALL
HA VINO resumed tlio business of Mercbnti
discing at his old store, on
MAIN STREET, 1ILOOMSHURO,
NKAU TIIR KOHKS HOTEL,
Desires to call tho attention of his Friends and the
Public genernlly.o his
NHW, FULL AND VAHIEI)
STOCK OF GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
And solicits a share of public patronago
HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF
DHY GOODS,
GitOCKItlKS,
QUi:nNSVAIU,
woodcmwauc,
wiixowwaiih,
hoots & shoes,
UAItDWAltK,
FLOU11 AND FCED.
In connection with his stock of Mercnandlso ho
constantly keers on hand In his yard.
A TOLL STOCK OF
Dressed anil Undressed Lumber,
AND SHINGLES OF HIS MANUFACTURE.
Bill Lumber made a speciality.
CALL AND SEE.
Oct. 8, 1ST3 tf.
J. EVASS,
'.READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING.
HE HAS THE
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES,
AND EMPLOY'S THE
BEST WOEKMEM
For Good Fits and Promptness In DUlng orders
thero Is tho place to go.
His goods aro selected with caro and his CUSTOM
WOItK will compare favorably with tho best cflort
ot the fasulouablo City Dealer.
HE KEEPS A LAHQE STOCK OF
BOYS' & OHILDEEN'S OLOTHENG
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS!'
At Astonishingly Low Prices.
A. J. EVANS.
Julyl, lS73-f.
A GENTS 10 Oil Chrome, mounted, sho 9 x
11 for $1. loo for t Largest variety in tho
wortd. NATIONAL C11KOMO CO., Philadelphia, l'a.
"WANTED, AC1ENTS. Everywhere for
the Centennial Hlstory-ceo pages, 21a en
gravings, wiling well. Address II. 0. HOUGHTON
; CO., No. 1 Somcrs street, lloston, -Mass.
A GENTS WANTED
J for tho fastest belling book ever published,
heiid for circulars nnd our extra terms to Agents.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., 1'llll.AUEI.l'HIA, Pa.
810. to $500. t,
Ill Wall Street often
ndstofoitune. A72naco
book entitled: "Men nnd idioms or wnii Bircei
rirSlTm JOHN HICKLlNCi & CO.,
OCllU rililllll, Hankers and Dickers,
llltOADWAY, NEW YOltK.
CAUTION. K0TI5E.-Tho GEHtfllTE EDITION.
nV K A N 1) L A HUlll) U r
viira-sTonsrE.
(Including tho "Last Journals,") unfolds vividly his
si) jenrs strange ndwntuics, also tho curiosities
Wonders nnd Wealth of that marvelous country, and
Is absolutely tho only new, complete work, llcnco
It bills; Just think, 18,0(0 Ilrst 1 weeks. Agents'
success would astonish you, more wanted, send for
terms and positive proof of genuineness. HUUHAltl)
iiuus., ruousiiers, duu&uiu anet't, iniwwuiiiiwi
l'Olt
nnTTniTn nnrno TTA A T) O-MT?C!C!
And all Tliroat Diseases,
USB
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
PUT UP ONLY IN 11LUE HOXES.
.1 Ttas:i am sum: kkhedy.
l'orsalo by Druggists generally, and JOHNSTON
HOLLOU'Av & CO , Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA ADV'S.
--AUTirUL NSW SONG. "NO
l'rlendly Voice to Greet .Me," by II. P. Hanks. Sent
post-paid for 35 cents. Order our catalogue for 1 tilts.
VM. II. HONNKIl & CO., Muslo Publishers. 1102,
Chestnut btreet, Philadelphia, Pa. paly ltf-Uw.
ESSEX'S COTTAOB OROANB.
organs nnd Arlon Pianos. K. M. lllllici:. 13ns Chest
nut bt l'hlla., formerly of is north 1th bt, jy.io-isw
WHOLESALE OHOCEItS,
N. E. Corner second and Arch Strcojs,
PiiiLiDKLrmi,
Dealers in
TEAS, SYIIUPS, COl'l'EE, BUOAIt, MOLASSES
KICK, SrlCKS, BICAUU SODi, &C, 40.
MTOrders will recclvo prompt attention.
el.T-tf
NOTICE TO EAIIMEKS !
EEDUCTI0N IN PEI0E OF
RAW BONE
Super Phosphate of Lime.
Stanflard of Qnality Strictly Maintaiuufl
rniLK wo announce a rciltirllnn in tho
V price of our HAW HONK Hl'PHK PHOS
PHATE, wo would iesKclfully represent to dealers
nnd farmers tliatlU standard of quality has been
ktilcily maintained. Tho proportions of bolublo
mill precipitated 1'hos.phorlc Acid, Ammonia aud
Potash, havo never been higher than they uro in tho
article) wo aro now wiling our customers, 'this
statement wo mako as u binding guurauti-e.
Prico $4C por 2000 Pounds,
PACKED IN GOOD WTIIONG SACKS of SCOilSCach.
B-A-TJOI-I Ac SONS,
No. W South Delaware Ave., Philadelphia.
No. HO South bticct, lialtlmore, Md.
July 9-3 in.
PUBLIC-SALE" HAND BILLS
Printed at this Ofiico
ON BHOHTKST NOTICE AND AT TIIK
MOOT lf K A fJOV IU.F. TBHMB
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
la widely known
ns ono of tlio most
elTuctual remedies
over discovered for
clcansini; tlio sys
tem nnd purify ing
tlio blood. It lias
stood tho test of
years, witli n con
stantly growing rc
titntlon. based on Its
Intrinsic virtues, nnd piistnlncd by its re
markable cures. So mild ns to bu safe nnd
beneficial to children, nnd yet so searching
ns to cll'ectually purge out tlio great cor
ruptions of tlio blood, such ns tho scrofulous
nnd syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that havo lurked in tlio system
for years, soon yield to thts powerful nntl
tloto, nnd disappear. Ilunco its wonderful
cures, many of which mo publicly known,
of .Scrolula, and nil scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, lCrtilitions, nnd eruptive dis
orders of tho skin, Tumors, IMotclios,
Jloils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores.St.
Anthony's Fire, Itoso or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Snlt Itlicum, Sealtl
Head, JUiifrworiii, and internal Ul
cerations ol' tlio Uterus, Stomach,
nntl liiver. It nlso cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally ndaptcd, such as Iropsy, Iyspep
8in, Kits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female- AVeakness, Uehlllty, nnd
liCiicorrlioen, when they aro manifesta
tions of tlio scrofulous poisons.
It is nn excellent restorer of health nnd
strength in tlio Spring. Ily renewing tlio
nppctitO and vigor of tlio digcstivo organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of tho season. Kven wliero no disorder
nppcars, pcopio feci better, nnd live longer,
for cleansing tho blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor nnd a new lease of
life.
PREPARED D T
Dr.J.CAYER&CO., Lowell, Mass,,
Practical and Analytical Clwmttti,
BOLD BY ALL DltUGQISTS EVERYWHERE.
April 10-"&yl
REW GOODS!
A HEAVY STOCK,
Cheaper .than ESves?!
S. H. MILLER & SON
Have Just Received
the largest and best supply ot
CHEAP AND' FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
They havo ever offered totnclr Mends and cus
tomers.
(jlotlis, Ossimeres, and Satinetts
for MEN'S WEAK,
Clollis, Alapacas, Merinos,
for LADIE'S WEAK,
CALICOES, MUSLINS, CAMHRIC3,
and every variety of Dry Goods desired,
Carpets, Mats, Ottomans,
in great variety and at tho
L O WEST CASH PMICJES.
FAMILY G11O0ERIES,
including all the varieties of
COFFERS, TEAS and SUOAKS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and a general supply of articles useful for tho
tabic always on hand.
CALL AND SEE.
Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods at cash prices.
Oct. 80,'ji-tr
BLOOMSBURQ
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
JIAIN STIiLET, IILM.OW MAISKLT.
Manufacturer of and Dealer In all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MAEBLE WORKS
Wo uso tho best AML'IUCAN and ITALIAN Marble.
lie has on hand and (urnlshes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOM 1!S,
HEADSTONES,
UKNS, VASES, Ac,
Every variety ot Marble cutting neatly executed at
tho lowest market prices.
A lone practical experlenco and personal attention
to business makes the proprietor confident ot (rlvlnir
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly attended
to. i'. u, I'OX S'Jt.
JGSyy. Jl. HVi delivered free of eharge.'VBU
Aug. St, "7My. T. L. (1UNTON, Proprietor,
ROBERT ROAN
CABINETMAKER
AND
UNDERTAKER,
Iron Street, between Main and Third Streets
DLOOMSHUUG, I'A.
LL hind
J: broken fi
aiidju lees of I
LL hinds ot Furniture made to order am'
fumlturu neatly repaired. Tho finality
his work will compare vWlh any t ha
can ho produced and ho respectfully solltltsu bhaio
oi puuuc patronage.
Undertaking
Will bo carefully and promptly attended to. When
called Um during any hour of tho day or nMit he
will nt onco respond und lay out tho deud. when
fenwlo help In such cases Is desired ho will furnish
luu bume.
Ready Made Coffins
both of WOOD and JILTALLIO WAltK always on
hand, lie is nlso tho tho solo proprietor lu lilooms
bure; and surrounding districts for
Taylor's Patent Corpse Preserver
Ily which ncorpsorauy bo surely and carefully pro
bcrtedluloofor auy desirable length of time. Tho
use of Iho Preserver muy bu obtained from Mm at
any t;ne. Scurfs, Shrouds, (l.ou'S and .Mourning
tor Doors furnished vthen requested. Also, IlL'Altsl!
and CON VJiVAKL'ja furnished
ISiHrJlemember he it a Jlegular Undertaker
and thoroughly undentandt hit butints, lie
will not be undersold by any in Hloomtbuni or
in the county, K011EKT ItOAIs'.
Dec. II, 1-ly
AN ACTUAL IIUSINESS INSTITUTION AND
TBLEOltAl'HIO INSTITUTE.
for Information call at WUco.or send torcomai
iVtADSBlE WOKKS.
Qvov Thitfyfonr Competitor
3hGslnutStfHILBDEtPKIS
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
P
HILADELl'IIA AND KEADING KOAI)
WINTEK AKKANGEMENT.
NOV. Oth, 1ST4.
TRAINS I.KAVn ItlTEKT AS FOMOMS (srKDAT EXCTrTEI
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, PottsMlle
Tamacpia, Ac, II, M . m
For Oatawlssa, 11,33 a. m. nnd 7,f.o p, m,
1'or Wllllamsport, i,2S a. m. and 4,00 p. in.
tkaix8;fok RurniT i.eavr as tot lows, (sipav
CEITKB.)
Lcavo Now York, 0,00 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,15 a. rn.
Leave Heading, 11,3 1 a. m., Pottsvllle, 12,10 p.m.
and Tnmaaua, 1,30 p. m.
Lcavo Catawlssa, 6,20 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport, ,2i) a. m. nnd 5,00 p. m.
Passengers to and from New York nnd Philadel
phia go through v Ithout change of cars.
J. 13. WOOTL'N,
Hay 8, 1S74 tf. Ocncral Superintendent.
DELAWAHK, LACKAWANNA AND
WLVl'L'UN' UAILItOAU.
ULOOMSI1UKO DIVISION.
Tlme-Tnblo No. 33, Takes erfect at 4:30 A, Jl.
T11UKSDAY, DLCL.MUElt 10, 1S74.
.KOKTJI.
STATIONS.
Sernnton 1
llellevuo
Taj lorMUo....
...Lucknvniunu...
PlttMon
.. WeslPlltston...
Wyoming
Maltby
Kingston
Kingston
.. I'lj mouth, lunc.
....l'lj mouth
Avond.ilo
Nuutlioke
.llunloek's 1 reek.
. -MilckMiluny
....Hick's l'eriy...
....Heath Haven...
Ilerwlek ....
Hrlar I'rcck
...Willow move....
Lime Hldgc
E-spy
...llloomsburg
Itupcrt
I'atawlssj llrlilge.
..Clark's switch...
Danville
Chulasky
Cameron
SOUTH,
a.m. 11 in. p.m
p.m. p.m. p.m
Pi 25
B no
8 3')
8 2.1
S 13
8 15
7 t.0
7 53
7 44
1 451
1 40!
13 .1
1 25
1 10
lu n
10 14
is III
10 17
10 25
10 20
10 34
111 3S
10 45
111 60
10 M
11 00
11 05
11 10
II IS
11 32
11 4G
11 63
12 '1
12 18
12 12
12 17
12 20
12 32
12 37
12 42
12 45
1 03
1 11
1 14
1 30
2 20 c so
12 2J
12 10
11 Jr.
11 30
11 211
11 10
11 10
10 45
8 25
S IT
8 12
8 05
8 00
7 40
7 28
7 en
C 57
C 45
C 32
0 27
0 20
fi l!
5 5S
S 51
5 41
2 20 C 15
2 33 0 41
2 41
2 50
i 65
3 01
3 00
3 15
3 20
0 60
7 00
7 05
1 11
1 16
1 00
7 11
7 10
7 4') 12 51
7 25
7 85
7 41
7 35 12 40
7 3.) 12 41
7 25 12 30
3 30
3 30
3 40
3 m
4 15
4 2,1
1 23
I 30
4 45
4 50
4 60
5 05
r. 12
5 18
5 21
6 30
6 4S
6 6S
0 03
20
7 60
7 19 12 3il
7 5S
8 02
8 15
8 35
8 6V
J 05
7 01
7 12
7 15 12 20
7 15 12 10
0 Ml 12 01
G S5 11 40
0 29 11 3!)
C 20 11 31
C 13 11 22
C IS 11 17
0 03 11 11
7 18
7 25
7 SS
6 10 11 02!
0 40 10 5
7 4
7 i
6 40 10 49
5 31 10 43
8 02
8 10
b 35
8 4S
8 35
S 40 5 30 10 40
B 15 5 12 10 22l
5 01
4 55
4 30
C 02 10 12
4 67 10 OS
4 40 l 50,
.Nortnumbci land.
9
a.m.
p.m. a.m.
p.m.
p.m. u.m.
DAVID T.
HOUND. Sunt.
Superintendent's Ofllce, Kingston,
, March 5, 1S74.
-VTOUTHKHN CENTKAL KA1LWAY
On and after November 20th, 1S73, trains v 111 lcav 0
SUNUUHYas follows:
NOIU'lIWAHD.
Erlo Mall 5.20 a. m., nrrlvo Hlmlra 11.50 n. m
" Canandalgtta... 8.35 p. in.
" nocuesier 5.15 "
" Niagara ti.10 "
Henovo accommodation 11.10 a. m.nnlvo Williams
port 12.65 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., an ho Hlmlra 10.20 a. m.
UuDalo Express 7.15 a. in. nrrlvo Uullalo 6.60 a. m.
SOUTltWAltD.
Dutralo Express 2.50 a. m.arilvo Harrlsburg 4.60 n.in
" Ualtimoro 8.40 "
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a. m., nrrlvo Harrlsburg 1.60 p. m
" Washington 10.30 "
" Haltlmoro 0.30 "
" Washington 8.30 "
nnrrlsburg accommodation 8.10 p.m. arrive Harris
burg 10.60 p.m.
arrive Haltlmoro 2.25 a.m.
" Washington 0.13 '
Erlo Mall 12.65 a. m. arrlvo Harrlsburg 3.05 a. m.
" Haltlmoro 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
U. M. HOYD, Jr., (leneral Passenger Agent,
A. J. CASSATT, aencrnl .Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
1'IiihuU'lnliia k Krio It. It. Division.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
ON and after SUNDAY, MAY 23d, 1875,
the trains on tho Philadelphia & Erlo Hall
Head lilt Isou will 1 un as follou s :
lr7iSTjr,lJJD.
FAST LINK leaves Now Yoik
Philadelphia. ...
" " " Haltliiiore
" " " Harrlsburg
" " arr.at Wllllamspurt
" " " LocklMuu
' licllcfonlo
EHIU MAIL leaves Now York
" ' " Philadelphia
" " " llarilsburg
" " " Wllllamsport...
" " " Lock Haven ...
" " " Henovo
" " nrr. at trio
. 0 S5 a. m
..12.65 p. m
.. l.vo p. m
.. 6.110 p. m
. S.65 p, m
..10.20 p. m
.11.60 p. m
8.25 p. ni
..ll.'.i p, m
. 4.25 a. m
. S.S5U. m
. 0.45 0. Ill
,.11.05 a, m
... 7.50 p 111
NI.UIAHA EXPHIibS leavcsIPlilladcIplila. . 7.40 a. in
" " " lUlllmoro 7.US a, in
" " ' lluntsluirg. ...10.ua. 111
' " arr. at llllauisiort 1.65 p. in
" " " Lock llaveu.... 3.15 p. in
" " " ltenovo 4.30 p.m
ELM I HA MAIL lenves;Phlladelphla s.oo n. m
" " " lialtlmore b 30 a. m
" " " llatitsbuig 1.25 p. in
" " air. at Wllllamsport n.10 p, in
' " " Lock Haven 7.80 p. lu
L'ASTW'MID.
1'IIIL'A ESl'KESS leaves Lock Haven 0,10 a. m
" " " Wllllamsport 7,65 a. in
" " anlves at Harrlsburg 11 45 a. 111
jijiumore 0,15 p. m
" " " Philadelphia 3.35 p. m
" " " New York 0.45 p. la
DAY EXPHESS leaves Henovo 0.10 a. in
" " " UkK Haven lo..6n. m
" " " Wllllamsport. ...11 35a, m
" " arr. at Harrlsburg 8.00 p, in
" " " Philadelphia 0.20 p. in
' " " New York u 15 p. m
" " " llallliuore 0.85 p. nt
L'ltlK MAIL leaves Erlo 11,20 a. m
" " " Henovo 8.2A p. in
" " " Lock Haven ti.isp.iu
" " " Wllllainsiwrt lo.6op,m
' 11 nrr. at ll irrlsbuig , 2.2s u.m
" " " imillmore 7.35 a. in
' " " Phlladeliihla c.45 a, in
" " " New York 10.10 u.m
I'AST LINU leaves Wllllamsport 12.35 a. m
' " urr. at llarruburg 0.65 a, m
" " " Hatllinoie 7.35 a. in
" " " Philadelphia 7.35 a. hi
" " " NewYoik 10.25 a. hi
Erlo Mall West, Niagara Express West, Elmlia
Mall West ami Hay Expi ess Host mako close couuec
Hon at Northumberland wllh 1.. II. It. It. trains for
Wilkes. Iljrre und hcrantou.
Erlo Mull West, Nlagura Exprefs West and Elmlra
Mall West make close couneetlou at Wllllumspoi t
witli N. o. It. w. tralus Norm.
Erlo Mall Hast and Wol,Nhigara ExprossWest,
1 11st I.ltio West mid Day Ex pi ess East mako clOoe
coniiecllon at luck llaveu villi II. E. V, It. IL.trulns,
Erlo Mull East und West connect at Erio with
trulus on 1. H, a M. H. It. It., at corry with o. t A.
V. It. It., at Einpoilum vlth 11, N. Y. & V, II. It., aud
at Drlttwood wllh A. V. It, H. '
1'ifrlor turs vMU run utween Philadelphia nnd
JUIIUinsnort on , Nlagura Expuss West, lW Lino
Jet, Philadelphia Express Last und Hay fxpiets
East. bUeplngt'ursouullhlghttrulns. '
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Jan. 8,'78-tt ueueraisupt
BLANK NOTKS.with or without cxomiitloa
tot Ufl at Uio Iulchuuw omcci 1
SUI GENERIS.
$ AiM; m tea ymi ui t y r t r iif f'
77
CABINET ORGANS.
DHEQUALEDXUN APPROACHED
In cnimelty nnd otcrllenra by nny other. Awanlisl
TIISEKTIMS
DIPLOMA OF HONOR at
VIENNA, 1813; PARIS, 1867,
fill I V AmrrUfin OrfUin ever fiwrmlol nny inrl-t
UilL i I" IIiiroio,or whlth i)ropnt ruth catMordl.
nary pxcclU'iico m Vi cominnml a wido bhIo there,
II Ml A VP nwfinlrd Mfihcft j.rrmliimii nt In.hu.
ML II H I O trial KtiOi-ltiwi,ln Ainrrlrnitvttrlln
Kurnpc. Ontof hum I ml thTO Imvo not bet-n on in
all whero wiy other orgnu lm?o bt-cn rcfrrrcd.
DECT IX'clMvrt liy Kmlnrnt Mu-1rlrtn, In hoth
ULOl hemUphruN to ho uitrlmlt'il. f?ro
'Jiirtl'IMOMlAI CIllC'Ur.AIl, Uh oHulor.a of taof
th&n Ono Tliunnnud (nnt frro).
IMCICT on 'mln R ltft,n At Hamlin. Do not
I ll u I u I lake any other. I'catcn get La nam com
uibkions fur MlluitJ inferior or(in, ami Jur tht
reason often trv tery bird to tU something ehe.
fJClW CTVI CC lthmwt lmiortnnt ImproTo
hCII wl I LCo mintu ever tnatle. NfW
Solo nml CoNihlliiUloil MopM. Mlrrl
lilnRfro nmt other Cuncs of niiv Ucniiin,
PIANO-HARP CABINET ORGANS
quhito uumblnntlon of theso lnstrumentfi.
EASY PAYMENTS , for monthly or quarterly
lnymcntt er rcnu-tl until rvnl njn tvt tho organ.
flKTM nPIICe "d Clrculnr, with f nil imrtlo.
Ufl I flLUUULO lilifroo. AddreiMAB()Nft
1IVMLIN OIK1AN CO.. 151 Tmnont Strut, 110
TON 25 Union Square, NEW XOlUCi or oO Si ta
AiUuie Bt CUICAUO,
MASON & HAMLIN
BIST OEMS
MAY BE OBTAINED AT
WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL
OP
Iio IS. ElWJEI,X,,
SCRAHTOW, Pa.
General Agent alto for tho celebrated
CHIGKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, OV
I. K. IIL1E,
HLOOMSHUIiG, PA.,
Dealer in nbovo Instrument:).
March 19, '75-y
110LLINS k HOLMES
Ko. 17 Centro Stro
Plmiite Gas ana Steam Iters
MAJiurAUTunnits or
JCIWWARE,
OALVANIZEI) UtOX C'OliNICL',
WINDOW CArS,
AWNINGS,
Wire Trcllic, ovC Dealers in Stove, Itang
c?, I'tirnaccH, 1'altiinore llcntcrm, Low Down
Grates, Mantels, rUJIPS, Weather Strijw,
&c, Alo
GAS FIXTURES
of the latest tle&lgn. Fpocl.il tittention paid lo ro.
mltlne; SewliijrMaelilnesof ei ry ileberlptlon.St'.tli
Looks, Hi II HuhkIhc Key l'lttlni;, ,te. I'rlMile lit ?l
tleneeslleateil by bleum at ubiuall cost hIjom Hot
Air. l'eb. M,'7i-U,
T)LATCHLEY'S Im-
" nrmeil flTCI'M IIKK
mil) TUMI' Is the ac
Iknowledsed Maiul.iril ct
too maiket, vy jKjpni.ir
lertllct, the W'hl pump fur
the least money. Atlentlcn
Is InMleil to lllnlohto's Itnnrned llruck-
cl.tho Dron check valve, uhleh can lo
WfirM withdrawn without illsturMiiiftha Joint,
iHi p,'i3 and tho copper chamlier which nour
.lUl,' 1 1 lILKa, neilien Ul I UM.t 111111 M 111 I.IM .1 loo
iy ilealein and the Irani)
lt.rj' Keii'iiiiii. in oioer uiuobuiu iii.iLjon
ItsSLeaJ net lllatchley's rtmip.ho careful and see
that alias inytraiio inarkns above. If jott h not
know-where to buy, de&crlpttu' ilrcill.irs, touellur
with the name nnd address of tho nsent nearest jutl
will by furnished by addresslne; with stamp,
C1IAS. (1. IILATOIILLV, Manufacturer,
MB, Coinincrco bt., I'hlUdelpliU.
FOR BALK 11V
J. SCHUYLER & SON, Bloomsburg, Fa.
March 5 is-ara
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
S. H. MILLER & SON
HAVE JUST ItKCEIVLI) nnd are ofiuin'
forsalo nt very low pi ices ono of thobe-i ..
honiiieiits of t'Altl'ins eir oltered for sale it
tho town ot l!looms,burL-. They aio nil newnmlla
tlioverylatcftbtyles. hlces Miryfrom 25ccutslo
11.50 ier yard. Cull and beo them,
Oct. w, -74-tf.
A Fortune For $1.
Tho Wyomlns Lottery draws on tho 15th ami 8 th
of..c'?c1.1 .jnoutli, nnd 2ii,tio in Cash uifta a
paid In lull, nnd no deductions. Capital (int. Lmuooi
Second (iltt. M.ouoj Thtrd, fji-otoj 1'ourlh, f li',i;
Bllts' ,UW)i b'X"'' s'uuu' Midi's 0fi "nailer
.TnLK"111 Ejttraordlnnry will poslilvely diawon
July ssili, 1075. capital nut, flun.iiiu! second, f.Mi'i";
1 hhd f,00j j Fourth ; M.o.i Mimller trlfts, tho w liulo
amounting lo $350,uou, w htch Is paid to ticket holders
at each diawlu";. This Institution Is chaiteml by the
Legislature, nnd each draw Ine; is bupcrvlsed by the
enalaulhoillles. An onicliilllst ofdrawluc iiuin
!rs sent by mall to ticket holders ns boon as pul
llshed. Tickets for either nrofl each, B for t'a tot
W0. Agents w anted ! llluslrated '1 lines sent free In
oicpbody, containing fun particulars. Tickets told
up lo tho hour of drawing. Address,
May U !liiiA,'U''S' L''' 711 NAisAU M" New V01!li'
atotipp , NQTI.CE.
01ICK Is hereby mven that tlio Illoomb.
(TTrJ i.,Lu.rB!"ia C0lnl,vu' wl" Put lu service plw und
wU'n 'V.'10 c'wof lllooinslurg for
r. " "wvu ,(uui iiietiretiaoi'snut
tit, r,.fiItfCiLexTl'i'3 G,.w 'ootwlllboeluirgediit
...vv,viuw i'k-i iuui, uuui eIIeInoer isi
Kept. 11, fL-tf C Wl M1LLU"' wjr.
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TyM. V, KOniNK, Iron Btreet below sec
kinds of ' '"0umiuurt'i I'f'i '3 prepurcil toUo at
l'AINTIXQ,
QLAZINO,
and
rAPEIt HANGINGS,
notice icst styles, at lowest prices, una at Bhwt
rartleshavliissucUwor to do wll euvo money it
, wdkvrarrnnicd to elvo satisfaction, crier
cited
Mar. e, 'T4-iy,
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