Agricultural.
TUB Olil) MAX AT TUB FAIIt.
Inm very flinty and tired, wltot I'vo Just como
linmo from thofntrt
flogl'o mp my rlponnd tolneflo, nnd I'll nko
my nny chnlr
'Tli n tlr"somo work ft plaj In' for fi-oblo old men Hko
in i
'Tls n tlr.soino work ft secln' whero every one wishes
to ROC
Our (ntra wo ft runnln' down, wlto i thcynro not Hko
llio fairs of old,
Micro you took tho prizes for lirond. and for tiutttr
St yellow ns sold ,
Thero wore hundreds of tiwtul thlnjs, that were
wi ll worth aeeln' then,
Now, doieni of riclu' horsM; ntidliundrfld" Of betlln
mini
'Wuit nil tills fportln'wlll coma Id Is inor-sthaul
now ciin toll!
Hut, somehow, ltneems to ms llketha downward
read to li-wo!l,
t may be n Uttlo lursh, but I'm pc.iklnj the Mmplo
trntli,
Vr V tiln'.ractu' nnddrlnkln' aretUo fwsot our
lie' lo yulttll.
s ..liall -.oon bo ft nation of jrun'olew, it nutters
keep on this way ;
Why, what di yoa thin a yoauziter aottujlmo
'of Ix'ttln'todv I
W'a- n I lallmy hud on UN tut i U tint hun't netii
ten ., ears yet
And c m 1 lilra a Una little tollow-uo answered me
Kic k, "You bell"
I" t : ' liiil.i mu,' sill I, "tut, filif t njver
h. te iiuai'i
i .iu '.in luy 50 tr irr.iti lpi'3 kajjl Lot mi raion
with jrii.inv sou!"
Hi . rai r i'"u l utmsjlt In hi clotho-i, ami sal J with
u lo 'k so crneer,
"1 dtdii t cj.un hsro for 'pmohlVs' old mm, walk
oif on jour carl"
Wo ni'V. r lizard talk llko that ; on and 1 were
at. j ;
My filler and untlier-Usl Uaai'am-ptt ftbrldlo
tV .ii mj tongue,
lutt dnul B'ttlu'btlnJ, I know, bula dHTrenoe I
can peicelvo
Twl;ttho bo.vsof elshtsen lianJradanl el.Mleen
fcevcnty-tlve.
How Is It about tho girls? Thsy, Wj, from tho path
htvo strayed;
I didn't 'Me ono ii slnwlu' tho butterbur hatidibiJ
made ;
hoy stood In tUIrpony ptuetcn, w Ilh a woman'
easo mid graeo ;
Anl shouted ns loud as nnywuon nfavorlto woo a
raco 1
All eyes wcro watching tho track i tho raco was or-
cry man's themo ;
And t said to myself, "Is this a fair, or ts It only a
dream?"
I saw 'bout a dozen nova lookln' round at the sheep
and swine,
And tho froits of seventy winters hadn't silvered
their beads Hko mine.
Why on earth don't they chanxo tho namo when tho
wrong namo It bos got?
No longer call it fair but an agricultural trot ;
Then men will not bo takln' things for senslblo folks
to bee,
With nobody there to seo 'em but crippled old folks
Hko rau.
There, take my pipe and tobacco! Ill sleep in my
cosy rhnlr i
Tls tiresome work u talkln' about ft degenerate fair;
1' ou necdnt disturb my rest, wito till tho bells of tho
evening chime,
For I may go back In my dreams to tho fairs of olden
time.
A Greenhorn Driving Oxen.
Of course wo can drivo tho oxen home, we
told the farmer. Ttio idea of doubting our
ability, when wo have seen tlicm handled,
every day, for the past month I lie handed
over tho log whipand&tarted thein.wo taking
tho proper position in front It was easy
enough, though rather monotonous, till we
met ft team coming the other way j then we
"gced' thoso oxen into a ditch, and running
against a tree, came to a stand-still. We re
ceived a pleasant smile from the team-jter,
as we had given him the whole road. Hut
there wo were. We hollered "gee," "haw,"
and "back" till our throat felt rough. We
couldn't get ahead unless we borrowed an
ax and cut tho tree down, and when we tried
to back them, they spread out from tho pole
and stood face to face, nearly choking them
selves. Then our patience gavo out; we
kicked the near one iu tho ribs; ho play
fully retorted by switching us across tho
face with his fly dispenser. Wo lit a pipe
and puffed smoke into thoir nostrils. This
was a happy thought-; they sneezed over us
and backed, but forgot to stop till they got
a stono wall between them. Wo went home
to borrow a steam derrick, and before the at-
rangements were mado tho oxen came in
view and calmly Btoppcd in front of the
barn. You may think Ibero is nothing hu
man in an ox, but we arc ready to swear that
belli winked whi.ii they saw us, and one had
a positive grin on his face. We refrain from
expressing our opinion of oxen. New York
Mail,
Hollow Horn. If the horns of the ani
mals nre cold iu tho morning, you may ex
pect that they have tho horn ail. If the
eyes look dull and heavy, aud matter gath
ers in tho eyes, and the nose is dry ard does
not sweat, it isanother evidence of horn ail.
If the hair is dry and stands out straight,
and the droppings aro dry and hard, it is
a third indication. Take a common teacup
half full of good strong vinegar, put iu a
tablcspoouful each of lino salt aud blade
pepper, ground fine, and let it soak. Iu the
morning put a tablespoonful in each ear of
the animal affected ; the next morning re
peat tho dose. If tho case is not a bad one,
two applications will generally effect a cure.
As soon as tho.tiat ur.il warmth returns to the
horns, then the cure is effected. I would re
commend not to bore tho horns or cut them
offuutil the abovo remedy has been tried.
Iu upylying the tnedicime, it will bo nec
essary for one person to hold the head and
another to apply tho medicine. He suro to
hold tho ear up, so that the liquor will not
run into tho head. I have not known a
creature to dio with the horn ail that has
been treated with this, for forty years. Ex
change.
To Select Meat. It is always import
ant to know how to chooso meat in buying.
Ox beef should be of lino grain or fiber, tho
llesh of a bright red color and firm ; tho fat
white and distributed throughout tho lean;
it should not bo yellow or scnii-iluid. If
the meat Is moist and llabby it is stale.
Mutton shonld bo of a clear pink tint; Arm
and with a liberal supply of fat, Fine,
wether mutton may bo recognized by tho
presence of a small mass of fat on tho upper
part of tho leg. It is more nutritious than
ordinary mutton, and tho darker its tint tho
finer Hh tlavor. Pork should bo of a pale
nink tint, auu tho fat very firm. If it is
soft or if tho fat is yellow the meat is bad.
If it is semi-fluid tho animal has probably
been fed on llesh.
Experiments in Germany on frozen pota
toes prove that tho freezing in nowise alters
tho chemical coiiiposltiou of tho tubers
Too change is simply physical, and if they
nro lrozeu bard they me btill lit lor uistllla
tion, or they may bo pressed to get rid of the
water, und ground into a very good meal,
adapted lor feeding cattle.
Hoga lovo sulphur, und a considerable
amount of it Is necessary to keep them in
fair health. When hogs run at largo and
find green food they supply thenitolves with
what is needed but pigs kept In closo pens
mid fed on house slops or corn, uood souio
mora laxative food.
tavu the corn cobs for kiudling, especi
ally If wood Is not going to be plentiful next
winter. To preparo them, melt together CO
ji; its resin and -10 parts tar. Dip iu tho
rob , und dry on bluet metal hcattd to about
ll.o temperature of boiling water,
Humorous.
"Father," wild n young hopeful to his
rather mistnblo parent, "I wish you'd cither
ipilt swearing or family prayer, They don't
jibe well together."
"Tho prisoner nt tho bar seems to have a
very smooth Inecy' said a spectator to the
jailor. "Yes," replied the jailor ; "ho as
ironed just before ho was brought In."
"What Is that dog barking nt," nkcd a
fop, wlioe bonis were more polished than
his ideas. "Whv," said a bystander, "he
sees another puppy in your boots."
A retired Hchoolinastcr excuses his pavsion
fur angling by sayliis; that, from constant
habit he never feels quite himself unless he's
handling the rod.
A popular writer, speaking of the ocean
telegraph, wonders whether tho news
transmitted through tho silt water will bo
Crash,
Why aro ideas received whllo fot-hlllitlng
like h.indhllls? Hec-ituo they aro Imprc
sinus taken in the cliuso
".Inhn Henry" said his wife with stony
severity, "I saw you uomiug out of a saloon
this afternoon." "Well, m idim," replied
the obdurate John, "sou uoutdn t have me
day iu there, would ynu ?"
A little boy carrying some eggs Imme from
the shop, dropped them. "1)M jou break
any?" n-ked his mother, when lie told her
of It. "X(i,"said the little fellow; "but
the shells came ofl some, of 'em."
Little Willie, having hunted in all tho
corners for his shoes, at last appears to give
them up, and climbing on a chair, betakes
himself to a big book on a side table. Mother
(ays to him: "What is darling doing with
tho book?" "It ith tho dictionary; papa
lookth in tho dictionary for things, and I'm
looKing in it to seo n i can llml my
shoes."
A drag driven by an elegantly attired
lady, and with a trim and neatly dressed
colored boy perched on tho footman's seat be
hind, was passing through the streets, when
it was espied by an old negro woman. "Hress
do Lord," sho exclaimed, raising iier hands
as sho spoke. "Hress do Lord, I never
'spected to see dat. Wonder what dat
cullud young gemm.m pays dat young whito
'oman fur dnvin' dat kcrndgo? I know'd
it'd come, but never 'spected to lib to see it.
Dis nigga's ready to go 'way now."
Tho little daughter of a clergyman in a
parish not far from New Havcn.after having
had charge of tho baby all day while the
folks were renovating tho house, asked nt
night if sho might pray for what she wished.
The rccmest being granted,sho said her usual
prayer.supplemeuting it with "And please,
Lord, don t let us have any moro house-
cleaning."
A husband and wife t5ok their infant son
to tho llcv. John Henry Jones for baptism.
"What name?" asked the clergyman, as they
wcro arranged before the congregation.
"George Washington l'odgcrs," whispered
tho father. "Xo; Isaae Newton Podgcrs,"
spoko out the wife. 'Tut, tut," interrupted
the preacher, "my name is a good one ; take
that John Henry I'odgers, I baptise thco iu
tho name of the father, and of the Son, and
of tho Holy Ghost, Amen." Tho couple
went away smiling, aud the husband after
ward said that tho preacher had saved him
from the biggeat kind of a row.
Our Dan remarked to his wifo last even
ing as ho left homo for tho ofiico : "I'll bo
back by ten o'clock if I don't meet with any
serious pull-back." "It won't bo well for
you to meet any pull-backs, Daniel, serious
or smiling, if I know of it," said his better
half, in toues which indicated that she
meant it.
When Sally's arms her dog imprison, I al
ways wisli my neck was his'n ; how often
would I stop and turn to get a pat from a
hand like her'n ; and when sho kisses
Towser's nose, 0 1 don't I wish that I wcro
those.
Falsu Analogy Curious answers often
come out in examination for tho Civil Ser
vice. The word "inheritance" occurring iu a
pago of reading, tho examiner interrogated
tho youngster; "What is inheritance?"
"Patrimony." "What is patrimony?"
"Something left by a father." "What would
you call it if left by a mother ?" ".Matri
mony." A Valuabm: 1'Ar.rtOT A groceryman
in South Haltimore, who has recently ex
perienced much trouble on account of his
wife's material lovo of the "ardent," has
filially succeeded in finding a preventive.
Tho heartless groceryman bought a parrot
and trained it, at a neighbor's house, to
scream, "Louisa, do take water I" Tho bird
is now placed iu posse.-sion of the store, ami
every timotlmt Louisa goes behind tho coun
ter the "green monster" yells out, "Louisa,
dotako water!" The persecuted woman vows
that sho will tako tho "insect" out some
night, whllo her husband is at tho lodge.and
sell it cheap, or give it away to some one
who is suffering for a imrot.Jlaltlmorc
Acii'y.
A JIn.iTAiiv Jour. A lieutenant whom
Col, Serrell ordered into tho marsh where
Gen. Oilmoro was going to plant the"swamp
angel" whoso messages flew so unpleasantly
into Charleston, said that ho "couldn't do it
tho mud was too deep." Col, Serrell
ordered him to try. Ho did to, and tho
lieutenant returned with his men covered
with mud, and said :
"Colonel.the mud Is over my men's heads;
I can't do it."
Tho Colonel insisted, aud told tho lieu
tenant to mako a requisition for nnvthinz
that-was nectary for tho safe passago of
mo swamp, 'llie lieutenant mado lils re
quisition in writlug.and on tho njiot. It was
as follows: "I want twenty men, eighteen
feet long to cross a swamp fifteen feet
deep."
Hakd ok EniTons. Soon after Chief
Justico Chaso assumed the gubernatorial
chair in Ohio, ho lued his proclamation
appointing a Thanksgiving Day. To mako
sure of being orthodox, tho Governor com
poed his proclamation almost entirely of
parages Irom the Hible, which ho did not
designate as quotations,presumingthat every
olio would recognUo them, nnd admiro tho
lltiiCMi of the words ns well as his tasto In
their selection. Tho pioclamatlon meeting
the eye of a Democratic editor, ho pounced
at once upon it, nud declared that ho had
rend it before couldn't exactly say where
but ho would tako his oath that It was a
downright plagiarism from beginning to end.
Tlmt would havo been a pretty good fair
joko; but tho next day tho Uepubilcun edi
tor camo out valiantly in uelenco of llio
Governor, pronounced tho charge libelous,
und challenged any man living to produce
one single line of the pr o ftjiation that had
appeared In print before.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
VEGETINE
WIt.l. CLMIK
SCROFULA,
Sci-if'tit(tii Dttiiiiitr.
iT'-tlno will oradlr.it i' from tin- system v tri
taint nt scrotul.i mi l tvrur'ilous humor. 11 n is n r
m.iiieiiilv cured thousands lu linst m mid uelidt
w ti'j had Injun long and painful surrerel's.
(L'aitcvr, 1 umioroin mimr,
Tim n.iv.-l illaoffprt. rif Vpffl'llnp In C1-) Of ("nlli'i'l"
iinde.UKVMJS humor eliallenjics t In mint jir. t mild
attention or Mif int'iucm I.ieuil... nnuij ui miium .u
proscribing Vegellni to tin ir piitlvnts.
.'U!l!t'l'.
Vosfetlne Ins never failed to euro tho tnot lnnVl-
bio euso of i'anl.er.
.Urixili liil HlM'tlM'S.
Tin W'jetlno meets with wonderful success In tin
euro ut tills cl ss of Dlscasos.
C'ailt III (Sic Hoiicii.
Bin this complaint tho Vegellne tsll.o great remed,
us It removes from the system tho produil. gwusi
Mill Etllcllltl.
T..itrr. Ritt. wlieuiii. s aiililiud. sr.. will i ri dn'.i
jleld to ihv' great nltemtne elfeets of Veg' tln.'.
Wiretlno Iris ticwr failed to cuie the most lux le
rutowiM' of hObllU'l.is.
i'lmpK". mid iKciuorSdS lite Unci'
IN-iiHuh H'loiitd leach ti thitn blolehv, r " -Ii r
plaiDli"! i-l.ln depends cntiirn upuii mi liiuru,.
i .mi. und no out md .u pi raipni c.iueu-r e.n.' tin
(Meet. Vegetlue Is tit gie.it blood pumlcr.
'i'lllllOl'.l, lltMTM or Sllll MUX'S
are caused by an Impure stnloof thebbod. Clranse
(ho blood thoioiigltU ullli VegeWic, nud the.-.e coin.
I't.iluWulll dUipi'iir.
Catarrh.
I'or this complaint tho nnlysubslantl.il bencllt can
iioooutiieu inroun mo uiooo. lecunotsuiu gii-m
UI003 jKiriuer.
Const Iit,i1iili.
Vcjretlno does not net n3 a cathartic to ileblllt-iti
tho noil els, Mill cleanses :u I tuo organs, enaonn.
each to perform tho functions devolving upon It.
nics.
Vcsretlno lias restored thousands to health who
QUVU UCL'U lUUi; UUU p.illllUl S'lllClU?!.
Wjspi'Itshi.
If Vciretlbo Is tftVcn rcirularly, nceordlns to dlrec
Hons, ft certain and speedy euro w 111 follow Its use.
FaliidiUNM at ttiu Stomach.
VcCTtlno Is not a stimulating bitters which creates
a fictitious npnetite, ouiftfjcnuo lonic.wnicn assists
naiuru lo rcmoru uie siomucn 10 a ncauu) ueiiou.
female Weakness
Vcjretlno acls directly upon tho causes of these
complulnt-s. It limtforatas nnd strengthens the
whole sjstcm, ucU upuii tho secretive organs and ul
lays Inflammation.
General IicliIMty
in this comDlalnttha cood effects of tho Vccetlne
nro realized Immediately after commencing to take
as debllltv denotes dcilelcncy of tho
uu
food, aud
Vegctlno acts directly upon tho blood.
Vegetino is Sold by All Druggists.
HE NDE IIS HOTT'S
OlTOSlTETIin CKSTHAL HOTEL.
lias a complete btock of puro and reliable
DRUGS, MEUICINKS, OIIEMICALS, DYES, ACIDS,
SOAI'S, SODA, SODA ASH, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, I'UTTV, VAHXIS11ESJ AND ALL
l'AlNTEKS bOI'l'LIES, SPONGES, BEUS1I
I'EltKUMEItY, &C,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Country Produce taken In exchange for Drugs,
medicines, Dyes, Ac.
CENTRALIS STOHE.
Have a carefully bclccted stock of cholco
TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAIt, Sl'ICES, SOAP, PICKELS,
SAUCE3, HSU, HA1I9, CANNED FIIUITS,
VEGETABLES AND OTIIElt FINE GltOCEIt
1ES. FOKEIdN AND DOJIKSTIC
Fruits, Nuts anil Confectionary,
nil at tho lowest posslblo prices.
swuountry Produoo taken In cjtcbange.jw
Bloomsburir, JIarch to, lS75-y
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iJKka, r.ell llantfnir, Key Finnic;, &c. 1'rLi atu Resi
dences Heated by steam at a small cestui. ovo Dot
Air. I'eb.ao.'JS-tf.
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DEMOCRAT, ELOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTYPA
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Is widely known
ns ono of tho most
elVcctual remedies
over discovered for
cleansliiB tho sys
tem nnu purifying
mo uioou. jt lias
stood tho test of
years, with n con
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
intrinsic virtue!1, nnd sustained by its re
markable cures. So inild ns to bo safe nnd
beneficial to children, nnd jet eo tcarchlng
ns to effectually purgo oMt tho great cor
ruptions of tho blood, such ns tho scrofulous
nnd syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that havo lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which nro publicly known,
of Scroltllll, nnd nil scrofulous disease.',
Ulcers, Irruptions, nnd eruptive dis
orders of tho skin, Tumors, Itlolchcs,
llollsl'ImplcK, Pustules, Sores. Sr.
Anthony's lIrc, lloo or KryNiiie
Ins, Tetter, Salt Klicuni, Scald
Head, Jtiiifrworni, nnd internal Ul
cerations of Iio Uterus, Stomach,
nnd lilver. It nlso cures otljcr com
plaints, to which it would not teem especi
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep
sia, I'Mts, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female. "Weakness, Debility, nnd
I.eucorrlHEa, when they nro manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health nnd
strength in tho Spring, lly renewing tho
nppctite nnd vigor of tho digestive organs,
it dissipates tho depression and listless lan
guor of the season. Kvcn where no disorder
nppears, peoplo feel better, nnd live longer,
for cleansing tlio blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor nnd n new lease of
life.
ritETAnrn n r
Dr. J. C, AYER St CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemlsti.
BOLD BY ALL DllUOOISTS EVEKYWIIEKE.
April 10-J511
N
JKW STOCK OK CLOTHIXG.
AND
Gf-entlemcn'o Brraaa Gs-ood.3
DAVID LOWEXllKUQ
Invites attention to his large and elegantstocU ol
Cheap and Fashionable Hit
at his storo on;
JIAIN STltEET, IN THE NEW 1ILOCK,
ISLOOMSllUIta, PA.,
whero ho has Just received from New York and Phil
adelphia a full assortment of ,
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lucludlnff tlio most fashionable, durable and.
nuucfeumu
OOiB'S,
CONSISTING Of
uox
SACK
FHOC.i
AND OIL CLOTH,
0OAT8 AND PxlI7T.J,
OP ALL SOUTS SIZES AND COLOltH,
He has also replenished his already lergo stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSlMElitS,
STItirED,
FIGUUED
AND.,rLA!N VESTS,
cuntr.s
CIlAVATS
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
OLOVES,
;suspeni)Ei:s,
AND
FAN CD Y ARTICLES.
Ho has constantly on hand a large and well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Veslings,
which ho Is prepared to mako to order Into any kind
of clothing, on very short notlco, and In tho best
manner. All his clothing is mado to wear und inobt
of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATOHKS AXJ) JKtt'KLllY.
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, FINE AND CHEAP.
HIS CASE OP JEWELRY IS NOT SURPASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS (1ENERAL ASSORT
MENT OP
Clothing, Watches, Jowl
ry, &c.
lVVID I.OWEXHERG.
uly 1,'73-tf.
Coughs Colds, llron
chltis, Sore Throat, In
fluenza, Croup, Whoop,
ing Cough, Hoarseness
LiverCompluhit, Pains
or Koreness iu the
Chest or Side, Weeding
at tho Lung", and every
affection oi uu lliro.it, Lungs nnd Chest, nros rod
lly cured bvthoubuet tm. v istih's Hawaii ok Wild
cnuituv, which does not dry up a cough und leave
tho cause behind, as Is tlio case 1th mobt remedies,
but loosens it, cleanses tlio lsngs and nllays Irrlta
lon, thus removing thocausoof tho complaint.
Consumption can be cured
by a timely rcbort to this standard remedy, nsls
proved by hundreds of tibtlinonluls It husrccilved
AN ACTUAL DUH1NESH INSTITUTION AND
TELEllRAl'HIO NSTITUTIS.
For Information coll at oince, or sond forCOL.ua
Aovbbtisiik. Junei-ly
CON TENSIONS
OF A VICTIM.
Published asawamlngondfor the bcnelltof young
men and othtrsvvho sutler from Ninous IHblllii,
Lots of Womanhood, etc,, giving Ids lules of bclf
curo, idler undergoing much bUHcrlng and ciiwuao,
and wallid freo on reeilvlng a int.pald Uliectert
envelope. Address NinimiL iliTfAIK, P. 0. Uox
JM, BrooUyn, N. Y. ruy ,1Mia
GRAND OPIMNCM
It! LIAS 1L13N.D1j:NHALL
EAVINO resumed the liulness uf Mcrehau
discing ul Ids did Store, on
MAIX BTKKKT, DLOOJISIlUnO,
nr.n tub roitKs uotki,
Desires lo call tlio attention of his l'llehds nnd the
rublic generally ,o Ids
NEW, 1TIX AND VAlllEI)
STOCK OF GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
And solicits iihharo of public patronage
Ills si'OCIi t'ONMSTSOl'
DIIY HOODS.
tlltOCEIIIES,
(it:EKNSVAUE,
WOODUNWAltE,
WII.t.OWWAltE,
hoots it shoes,
llAHDW.MIK,
ri.outi and i'i:r.i
In connection with his Mofl; of Mi rcnnndl-.o Ik
constantly keens on hand In Ids yard.
A rri.t. stock op
Dressed ui Undressed lm
AND SlIINOLESOP IIISM Nl l ACTi 1!F.
Bill Lumber nittdo it speciality.
CALL AND SEE.
Oct. 3. 1S73-tf.
A. GREAT STRIDE l
J! u ml Over Old IlIfdioiK CoiiikI
to lie lit ti lly, or obieclloii
licai'(lcil! A NEW AND VASTLY ADVANTAGEOUS
PLAN HK112BV ADOPTED I1Y
At their Works in Bloomsburg,
I'ormcrlv nioomhburg Iron and Manufacturing
company), hero will bo kept constantly on hand ii
largo uuboi iiucni oi
White and Sto.I
.isli Antlirnclte
;o;i
FOR U01IESTIC I'UIiroSES, AND
CUPULO, I1LACKSJIITII AND IUTUJIIN-
OUS COAL,
nt prices to suit tho trade. All Coal specially prr-
paiuu ueioio icawug ino inru. Also
Plows and Threshing Machines,
and all kinds of
Casting; and Machine Work.
ItEPAIlllNO promptly attended to. Tliev would
respectfully solicit the I'ntronngo of the Public.
U..M.& J. K. LOCKVUl),
Oct. s, '15-ly llloomsburg, l'n.
33LOOnVES33"CJK,G-
MARBLE WORKS.
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, nEl.OW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and 1'ealcr in all kinds vj
MARBLE WOBKS
Wo uso tho best AMERICAN and ITALIAN Marble.
lie has on hand and furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOM IIS,
HEADSTONES,
UUNS, VASES, &c.
Every variety of Marble cutting neatly executed at
IUU HJU t'SI. llllirKl'L lu iccs.
A long practical experience nnd personal attention
to business makes thu nronrlutor contldent or cl In"
satisfaction. All ordeis by mall promptly nttcndcu
f3yAr. Jl. II W; delivered free of cwirrc.TtSU
Aug. 21, 'H-ly. T. L. (iUNTON, I'roprletor
3,00 PSR TOjCsT.
REGISTERED TRADE-MARK.
A se.i fowl deposit iiiiiurti-il exclusively by
uuisi'lves from Smith America.
SOLUBLE
Souer
Analysis on each bag nud quality guaranteed. Ree
snmpicsunucircuiar!,omiaml uj Ueulears generally
JUSIAII J. ALLEN'S SON'S,
No- 4 S. lielawaro Avcnuo Philadelphia,
auj. so-lit
DlTEPifflTnienr
A FIRS'.
DAILY
CLASSNEWSPAPER.
anIT weekly.
Indepeiulent in Everything !
Neutral in Nothing,
Opposed to all Corrupt Kings in
Municipal, State and National
A flairs.
THE DAILY TIMES will bo Issued on Saturday, tho
13th of Maichiie.u, nud every moinlrg thereat ter,
M1W1.DH excepted, under tho editorial direction of
A. K, Mcciure, printed compactly from clear, new
tpe, on alurgo follu sheet, containing nil tiioni'us
of tho day. Including t.m ASSOCI A'l E 1'llE.s-i TEI.E
(IRA.MM, hpecl.d Telegraini and Corronpondeneo
Irom all points rinteri rt, mid fevrlessidllorlul dis
cussions of current topics. Price, TWO Ui5N I S.
.Mall bubbcrlptluns postngu fiee, blx dollars per
unnum, or fifty centn per month, luadvaneu,
Advertl'.emer.ts, llltcen, twenty und thirty ctnts
per line, according to itositloii.
The Weekly Times
Will bo lsfeiiod on (Saturday, Maich 80th. weekly
Iheieufter, containing all Impoiluut neus cf the
wick, und complete .Market und financial KcpurUi.
Mulled, furouo your, poktugu f lue, ut the follon lr
rulcsi
Ono copy...,
Ten Copies
.tKU
.. u.oo
Twenty 1 1
AtlVlllll'lMl
I t'onles
10.' o
I1.MEN1H twonu'.tlvo cents ier Hue.
Remit ancos should bo mado by Drafts or IVbl Of
iico Oidcrs.
Address
TII TIMES.
No, U boutli Hou'uilistreH,
1'lllLADELl'ElA,
STUI GENERIS.
JtPALMAMl'QUI
CABINET ORGANS.
UNEQUALEDrXUNnPPROACIIED
In enparlty nnd rxrcllpiun by nny nthor.. AnrJii
TilKilTiiBffi
k DIPLOMA OF HONOR AT
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1867.
oJI U Amcrlmn Ooranii ever awnrdod rny mnt'd
II It I , in l'.nrniie, or which iicint mill pxtmorul
liriry t'tix'lUneo m V ccminancl a vlAc ilc there,
I t ill II VP unimVd hldliert rtrmlnm. nt Indnn-
III Willi trlnlP.xp. -ttlcm . In Aiuctl..! !"
"urlpc. Olllof htmilrr I. there hnve nc.t l-'en ,ix In
nil where nny ollic r own. lmve been m rrrrccl.
nrjPT DcVnr.il by Eminent Mn-ldmj. Jn llh
UtM liem,.lier, I. to I.- lllirllllle.t. Seo
jlSTIM'iSIf, i Ilt'Tf .VII. ili"l'li.l"if twro
thin OiirTlioiiMiml ("int free).
ItlPIOT en hnl" ' Mn-on ti llnnil'n. Do net
flO 0 take nn, uihcr. toilfrwMAiitiiio.
iiimijm .r -tl.i 'thr .
tntron vjttn U l r ! '"" ' '" '" MiwlrtM '.
nrill PTVI np an ino-t lmi"-Ttit.l In.i'rovi
'( M iLr.'N "'r iiin.le. SSi-iy
ii' nmU'illlll.lllillloll Mot'-. MIMrb
Ilii"ertf iin.l ' fur nxrn ev clciisn.
mm-UW? RARiNET ORGANS
qnMte ivinblnntl m "rtln--oliilruminlf.
EftSY PAYMENTS. KinS
l-n mcnl. ; cr rente d mil I n nt y f r the crgnn.
niTI I nPMCO "I'd t'lrrulnn. illh full lnrUe
UA ALUUI ltd l.l,.r..free .,l,lre.. MAK1.V f.
HAMMS "itnAN CO.. 1M Tr.tn.tit UlPrt. 10
TON; ST, Union K.miro, MAV VU1IU) or Ml tj
AdiUWBt., CIltCAO'J
MASON & HAMLIN
G1BI1T ORGANS
MAY lit'. O'tT.MVEl) AT
WHOLESALE OR ItETAIL
or
I.. Bo POWEIiL,
SCRAIITON, Pa.
Ofttcrnt Ayctit also for tho celebrated
CHICKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, OK
I. K. MILIjEH.
JILOOMSHUUG, PA.,
Denier in nbovc Instnuncnts.
March 19,'15-y
NEW COCDSJ
A HEAVY STOCK,
Olieaper than Evea?2
S. II. MILLER & SON
Have Just Received
the largest nnd licst mpnly ot
CHEAP AUD" FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
They have ever offered totueir frlendj und cus
tomers.
ijlotlis, Cassimeres, anl Satinetts
for JIEX'S WEAK,
Cloths, Alapacus, Merinos,
for LADIES' WEAll,
CALICO IiS, MUSLIM, CA.MUHIC3,
"uiul every variety of Dry Good 4 desired.
STOCK OF
Carpofcs, Mats Ottomana,
CLOSED OUT AT COST
FAMILY GROCERIES,
including nil the varieties of
t'OKl'EICS, TEAS nnd SUOAltS,
COUNTRY PKODUOE,
and a general Mtptily of articles useful for the
tabic always on hand.
CALL AND SEES.
Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
cliango for goods at cali prices
Oct. 30,'Jl-tf
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE I
It Is ot great Imnortanco to you what Mud of
manure jou npply to your Wheat l.and lliH fall. If
you want a good cropot Wheat next teuton, and a
heavy crop of tlrass to follow, use,
BAUGH'S
Kaw Jjone iSuner Phosnliate
1 1
hT A N I) A I ! 1 1 V A II I i.N IT: I).
Put up In 2'jlt.t, h.ijji.
Thohasoof thN Old i:,t iblhliol Mllcle H ltaw or
I'nhurned Hones, und in htivnsth cammt bo e.v.
luiiibtedwllhtha crop of Whe.it, but will pmvo cf.
f. eth e 011 the fo luivlnc crop of flmvs, and v. Ill abci
perni.ineiitly Improi e tho soil.
l'armer luul; tu our own Interests nud provolf
what we bay nbout
Baugli's Raw Bono Pliosnhato
ii truo or false, and notify us of llio result. Mako
application ior It carl) to jour nearest Dealer .lu
.Manures, and If jou cannot sccuie It throunh llitm,
tend jour orders direct to j our I ilends
HAuai-r & sons.
Auf. 10-21. PIUMDULPIIIA .V IIALTWOIti:,
IUt)N IN THU 111.001).
THE Pmtl'VIA vi;ni
ltnlizi'H and iinlei.iu n...
biuud, tones cp the. sjr.
i.-i.i, uui.u. lllunniKeil
down, cures d .-prpbla
Dublllly, dropHy, elillN.iini
tu.eis, cuioiuu uiallll'11.1
liervous utteo Ions. hull..
humors, dKeasus ot tho
HiciuujHiiii'i uiuuiier, iu.
male complaints, iu.
Thousands havo been
changed b tho u.e of the
remedy fioia ivcaV, blckly, suffering creatures, to
niiuii, uc-ai ny, nnppv men unci uiiicii, unci
Invalid- cannot reasonably hebltate to flo It a trial.
Caution. Uu sure jou git llio "l'i:uuitx
Svhit" (not Peruilaii llaik.) bold by dealers i;ener
ally. A 82-piii;u namphlet, eontidnlui; 11 troutKo 011
iron as a 111 uieui uKeiitund other uiuams papers,
tebllinoidalslrom UMIngulbhed ph hlclans, 1 leifj
uu 11 and clheis, will he hcnl fru lo nny address,
hmiiW. l'owt.u ,v iios.s, propilitors, so llariUuu
Avenue, Huston,
J")LATflILEY'.S lni
J liroied Ci;ciTMlli:it
11OII I'l'.MP Is tho ne-
: knottledied
standard ot
S thu market,
by
popular
ITUlCl.lUU
.est muni) for
thoicaia money. Attention
Is milled to lilatehlej's Improved Hradt
it.llici li:,ii duel; vnlie, which can bo
Mlthdrmui without cluiuiblnu'llm Jjlnts,
and the cop'per ehitiubcr which nev.-r
cracks, seules or rusts and ill l.ut a Ulo
time, Korsalo by dculem unci tho trado
Bene rally. In order to Lo sure tint jou
net lllatihley's I'ui.ip.boeurilulaud boe
that It has my I rado murk us 111.010. If jou do not
kuowwhero to buv, iln rlptlvi1 circulars, together
with tlienameunduddienHof the ut(ciit nearest jou
will bo fuiiilolicd by uddrcssl.ur wllhhlump,
i.ii.3.u. iti..iiiiiii.i, .iiuiuiiaeiiirer,
I'l 1, 1'oinniaroo st , I'J.Uudolpl.ia,
I CUl 8AI.K IIY
J, BOHUYLER i: SON, Biwinsburj, Pa.
.MUt'CIl S li-'JIU
BUtil.N'lKS C'AHDS,
VIS1TINI1 ('Aim's,
I.IWITIUI llIiADf,
111 I.I, IIDAIH.
I'llOllllAMMHS,
.i.sl'.:im. e. Xlv
NEATLY ANIK'IIKAI'I.V PIIINTKU, AT TT1K CO.
this riri.n is ox 11 1.1; with
R DWELL & pilESON
. Advertising Agents,
THIRP tt CHESTNUT STB., 8T. LOUIS, MO ,
Z. r,J VMtRtllT.g'FERTf
'will
rtf
1 j
CMBAF
j&.i-
AT Till
COLUMBIAN OfflCE.
The Cohuiibiim Printing Estab
lishment is amply supplied with
tho necessary Presses, Types and
other material for executinir all
kinds of Printing at low rates and
in the most expeditious and satis
factory muniicr.
!OALL AT TUB
Columbian Buildins
COURT HOUSE ALLEY,
lir.ooMSnuitG, Pa.
When special material is required
it will be promptly obtained.
Looks and Pamphlets,
Hand-Bills and Dodgers,
Large and Small Posters,
Letter and Bill Heads,
Envelopes with Business Cards,
Busbines3, Pic Nic, Wedding mid
Visiting Cards,
Programmes, Bills of Fare, &o.
Will all bo supplied and oxcuted
in superior style, at cheap
rates and short notice.
Tlio bust workmen aro employed
and tho best material will
always bo furnished.
A liberal share of public patron
age is respectfully solicited.
Bloomshuko, Junk 18,1875.
ffil!.!
1
WW
MB
RAIL ROAD TIME TA;irES
Tpllll,AI)i:i.l'IIA AM) i KAU1N. l,
AIIIIANUn.MHN'l 01' PA(vi,.,Vl. ).
TItAKN'S.
MA V Bd, 18ft.
tuains leavk uurF.iiT A l oi.t.01 s (fspAv rxcrrn n
I'or Now Yolk, Phlladelpldn, ttendlhg, f n ,mi
Tnma.U:i, Sx 1 1, VI n. in
I'or cntnwliwu, H,M u. m. nnfl ",nfi p. m.
I'or Willi mnport, o,Ss a. in. ami i,in) p. m,
TRAINS FOII ItlTKIvr t.IIAVfi AS l'fll t OIVJ, (sf PAYE
CKI'TEU.)
I"n-o New York, 0,16 n. in.
U'iwc I'hlladclphlii, .', I r. n. In.
IHYo Itendlng, 1I,S n. in., I'ullsMlle, p,m
and Tniiiiitiua, t,so p. ru.
U'ne(.';ilnHln, ii.stin. In, nnd 4,m p. m,
I.ISI10 Vllll.ituspiiil,ii,i(iii, in. nml ,ut) p, m,
'aeiij(crs to ninl Horn and Phllndi , 0
through without change of cars.
.1. E. WOOTIA',
May 6, isn-tf. (Jeneml Hupeilnti ndent
TOltTIIICKN
CKNTIIAI, ISA HAW Y
COMPANY.
On nnd ntler Novtinlier siotli, 173, trains will ic.aie
SlINIIUltYnsfullows!
NOUTIIWAIIO.
I'.rle .Mall r.,20 n. in., nrrlve Minim
" Ciuiaii'lalgua
. " llmlx-der
" Miiguri
lietioni nertiniinoilatloii 11,1011. n. nitlu
U l.'.M, p, in,
i:iiuImMcilU,lhn.m..urrive I'd, irn i..vi.
Iltiffulo hspruas i.ir. ,i. in. nrrlvu imm.ii -
H.' 10 la
.1.. 5 ... ,a
O.C.'l 1
V. Ill "
V II.. ,.
10UT11WAIII).
Rilll.ilo Ciipi-Bssi!.r,ii u, m. arrive llarrlsburi, J..'jn. t.i
" .la llliucjreN.iii "
i:iinlm Mall 11.15 a. in., nnUo 1 .nrlsliuii i...n i. t
" ' Hshiurloii lo.o'i .
" l..illlmore cm
" V.ililhj;lons..io "
UuirNburfrnceominCKlallon S.IO p. in. tinlio It nls.
UIUf lo.Mp. m.
nrrlie P.'lllmore !!.. n. in
" .1- lilr.gion r..u 11
Ilrlo .Mall 1 'J.r-i a. m. nrrlvo linn Ki.utg ;i.o5 a. m.
" llaltlm.iros.4u "
" Washlt.irtcn I0.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
11. M. 110YI), Jr., (iener.il I'assenfcr A,-rr.t
A. .1. OASATI . (lenernl Miitingcr
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
I'liiliitlclpliln & i:rio II. K. DivMon.
SUMMKUTI TAIII.i:.
OX nnd nfler SUNDAY, MAY 2:M, lS7.-(,
the trains on tho Philadelphia & llilo II. ill
Uo. ul im ison w ill run us follows :
WESTWARD.
FAST I.INT, leaves New York
" " " I'hlladelplda.
" " " Italtlinoru....
" " " ll.irrlsbut'L'...
. 9 ai it. m
..ISA's p. in
. 1.20 p. in
. fi.i'.i p. m
" ' " arr. nt Wllllainspnrt .
p. in
Luck II ieii ln.yci u i
" " " iiellefonto Il.su p. m
Elili: MAI Meaies New York . s.vsp.m
" " " I hllnd.dphl.i 11. r. p. in
' HnrrMiiinr 4.HA11. in
" " " l!ll.iiii."irt s.:i5n.m
" " " Lock ll.uen iu.". ii. m
" " " ltenoo lt.nr, a. m
" " arr. at lit lo 7. u j) iu
NIAOAltA KXPIIISS leaics Philadelphia 7.10 u m
' " " PalttliiGlc 7.:i.1u, In
" " " llarrW.urif. ,lii..v,a. m
' " nrr. nt Wllll.iinsport.. Luip. in
" ' " I.oik llmeii.... 11.15 p. iu
" " " Kcnuiu 4.3c) j.. iu
i:i.MIUAM.MI,lenC3 Phlladelphl I s.u n. in
" " ll.tltlmoie h nil n. m
" " " Il.ii rishurK 1 nn p. in
" ' nrr. at Wllll.uosport iuu p. m
' " " Lock Uaicu 7,sop. m
: o:
EASTWARD.
PIIH.'A r.Sl'Iir.S31cavos Lock Haven... . f.tu a, m
" " " U'llIlamsiort.. . taiii, hi
'" " urrlvrs at IlnrtMiuti; 114111. m
" " " Ilalttmnin 11.15 p. m
" " " Phll'ididplil.i .... 3J-. 1. 111
" " " Kuw York 0.1.1 p. m
DAY KXl'HKSS leal ci Itenovo 9.U11111
" " " Lock li nen. in. ,1 u. in
" " " William ,iort... II 3'.a. ni
" " nrr. nt llnrrNbi.ri; ... s.iBipm
' " " Phlla.l.'l Ida O.'.'t) p 111
" " New Y01 k Di.1p.cn
" " " lialtimoro . . .. o.a,', Ji, in
Hill U .MAIL leaves l'rlo 11 ma in
" " " Itenoio s.'-'.i i n
" ' " Lock Haven '..is p. n
' " ' Willi. HiKpult in;.1. . in
' " nrr. ut lbirrWiuri,' 2.2.1 u. 11.
" " " 1 1.1 It tnu.icj 7.3.1H in
' " " Plilladeliilda ii.iiu, 1.1
" " " New York 10 111 11. m
FAST I.I Nil leaves Willtamsport 12.35 a. m
' " nrr. nt I Ian Mmi k' am 11.111
" " ' lialtlmuro 7.35 a m
" " " Plilladcdphla 7.35 a. m
' " " NewY'oik in.2511. m
Lrlo Jlall West, N'tninim Kxprcss West, I'lndia
Mall West nnd Day i:press Kiist make close count c
tlon nt Northumberland with I.. Ic 11. II. it trains fur
Wllkes-Ilano und sciuntoii.
Urlo Mull West, Niagara hxpress West nnd lllmlia
Mall West innko close connicllon at Wllllamspoit
ullli N. u. It. W. tralnn North.
UiloMnll Kastitiul West, yinnara llxpress West
FlibtMno West and Day llxprea Last innko close
connection ut Lock Haven Willi II. K. V. It It., trnlns
Krle Mall Hast nnd West connect nt III lu with
trains on L s. & M. H. 11. 11.. at Corry with I). C. A.
V. It. it. at Umpoilum with II, N. Y. & P. It. It., und
at Driftwood Willi A. V. It. II.
Parlor Cars will run between Philadelphia and
WUllanisport on Nhm'uru Hxiness West, l ast Line
M ost, Philadelphia Expresi liist mill Day Hxpiess
Kast. blieplut; cars on ull iilitUl trains.
W.M. A. llALIiW'lN,
.Tnu. s,'75-tf tleueral Supt
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
IlODIXi:, Iron Stiett l.elow sec
lilooiiisburt', Pa., Is prepared to do a)
ond,
klncls of
PAINTING,
OLAZING,
und
PAPER HANGI.VG?,
In tho best styles, nt lowest prices, and nt short
notice.
Parties having such wor todo V.-11 savo money ty
work warranted to glvo satisfaction. Order
pollened
WM. J nODINK.
Mar. , "TI ly.
7"AINWRiailT&CO.,
WHOLESALE (IKOUEIIS,
N. E. Corner becond nnd Arch Streejir,
PiiiLium.i'iiti,
Dealers in "
TEAS, SYItUl'S, COri'EE, fcTHAIt, MOLASSES
HICK, STICKS, I1ICAKB tOPA, AC, &c.
iworders m 111 rcceno prompt attention.
sl.T tf
of f UKi.fH.fl, mi, fsivMio. ts&,iHio, f an,, co, tuyco'
nllh oilier sinnllersiiii u aiopuld lu tho Mjoinltii
Lottety. which Hcoiiduclidln swoincoiutiil'-loiu is
and duly IckuIUiiI by tho W-nmlni; Lctl.lntuic.
liet'tiliir draw Huts ir.lh and uclli of eueii uioiiih uui In 1;
llui'enr. Tlckils 11 each, tl I lis, 85 furJJU, llicu.
lars with Hid Infonnntloii mailed free,
ALLEN ti CO., Ill Nassau bT., New Yoiik,
Hep, 11,-cm.
tJSINEKr) CARDS,
VlSlTINOOAItDH,
LETTHlt HEADS,
J11L.U iiiAiin,
I'OSTEIW, AO., St).,.
Neatly and Cheaply printed at tlio Coi.um-
IttAN Olllrd.
pAPPUlt 1IACJS
I'OU BALIS
AT THE COXyUJIWA OFWCE.
fOlTUIH