THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOiSrilRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Ac ri cultural.
FiiMiirwTii'TiiTTFiAm'.
Hard tlort tiro now upon 119.
Ami oplenr In dcbtt .
Tiio couatry'n (all o( trouble
Ami tho wont I comlnrf j ct;
Tin not without iw causes.
And wnll plainly tell you liwv,
Tho only wiy tostopltl
Is to "follow up tlw plow."
Cn mrs -Then follow up tho plow, boy?,
lvilowiipthPjiliw,
it i ou ouid bund tlw country up,
in ,t ' itlow up tlx-1 low,
T i :i follow up t'.it) plow, bjyi,
Puiluw up the plow i
if son would null J the counlry up,
ju-t fjllow up lUo plow.
"ill up your Held nnd prairies
With a crop that good as goW,
Ami mine your hills and valleys wM t
For Iron, Milt and coal.
Tlw e.irlh Is the producer,
And wu ou toll you how
Ti made a princely fortune
Tin to follow up tho plow."
Then follow up tlio plow, boy1 .Vc.
Thero are too many pcoplo
Wlio from their duty shirk,
WlioM rather mako a fortune
Iiy some other means than work.
Tlw man who plants tobacco,
Corn, wheat or 'cotton now,
It kln- among the "moneyed men"
11' "followed up tho plow."
Then follow up tho plow, boyi", tc.
To accrtain If n plant wants frosh potting
turn It carefully out of tho pot with tho
earth attached to it, nml examine tho roots.
If they nro mattnl about tho allies iitul bot
t.ini of tho ball, tho plant evidently require
fresh potting. Then carefully reduce tho
ball of earth to about a third of lu original
bulk : single, out tho matted roots and trim
away all that is mouldy and decayed. Probab
ly the nmc put may then bo largo enough,
but if it requires a larger one, It should be
about two inches broader for n miadle-siiteJ
plant: three or four for a large plaut. If
the roots arc not matted but tho pots nro fill
ed with fiber?, keep tho ball entire and care'
fully jdant it in a larger pot. At tho top of
a '..v- lwt, and a small one, half an inch
uti nild ba left for the reception of water,
without danger of overflow. A little gravel,
charcoal, or pieces of broken pots should
always bo placed at the bottom for drainage.
Rat-Proof Corn Crib.
After laboring for a whole season to
make and harvest a crop, it frequently hap
pens that tho farmer, by negligence or ina
bility to protect the fruit of his labon in a
pri jicr manner loses a very large proportion
of it by one kind or other or by verain. A
corn planter in a great grain sroteiaj u!a
in the west furnishes the JeUowis p
which may be availed of br isrofcer rrii-j
ers who may have -a inttctks of bcUdisx a
corn house, to protect his crop froa ca c:
thn most michievoas of those pests strict
iuiest his premises. A writer sagsesii tint
the "philosophy" of this writer's plan the
taper of the posts downward is to prevent
the rats from climbing them. This bem;
the case it would hardly be necessary to go
to all the trouble proposed by .him make
your posts larger, dressing them to a taper,
and setting them inte the ground with the
small end down but tho plan
"Arrango for corner posts, each, say eight
inches square, frame the sills, which are to
support tho floor of the,corn crib, into the
posts at a distance of two feet from tho lower
end. Before putting the frame together,
taper the lower ends of the posts for the dis
tance of two feet, so that at the very base
the post shall only be four inchea square.
Now, when tho frame is set op let these
yosts stand also on tapered blocks. If the
crib needs more than four posts to bear up
the corn that will be put into if, make legs
like the lower portions of these posts, and
set theso legs under the sills. Now lay the
joists or'sleepers on the sills, and put on the
floor, making tho latter light, nnd which
will be about thrco feet from the ground.
Have the door made tight, and keep it shut,
and no rats will get into your crib." Haiti
more American.
Pastcrino Meadows. I know of somo
farmers that almost as soon as tho day crop
is removed turn stock upon them and let it
remain there during the growing season, and
the consequence is, that a productive mead
ow will become impoverished by this ruinous
course, so that in a few years it will not pro
duce one-half what it did formerly. Then
the owner begins to find fault and thinks
it has rnn out and wants ploughing up,
never once taking a sensiblo view of the
matter. Somo meadows are naturally rich
in fertilizing properties, or perhaps have the
w li of a stock-yard, or by some means are
kept up in a high state of productiveness
that will bear to bo pastured to a certain ex
tent. But cattle should not be allowed to
come on s meadow until the second growth
ha3 attained considerable size, nnd then they
should bo removed before eating too close.
And I think another important matter is in
keeping up the fertility of tho soil, and to
keep tho grass before the seed is ripe. The
hay is better njid the fertilizing properties
required from the soil to mature the seed is
retained. I have thrco acres of meadow and
one year I decided to leave tho second growth
on to rot down. Now, what do you think
my neighbors thought about it ? Somo said
I would go crazy ; otV.ers said, "O, it is too
bad that you leave bo much nice grass on
your meadow ;" but I told them they should
wait till the coming summer, that wo would
talk tho matter over. The crop realized
from my roeabow was six tons of hay. The
best crop before was about four tons. We
would adviso farmers not to be afraid to
leave on a little grass in the fall. D. N.
Kern in I'raclieal Farmer.
Tub Tuck Test ov Vegetables. Large
vegetables may indicate good strong poll,
thorough culture and high manuring, but
it 's a rv Ion in my mind whether the
mammoth things should always receive tho
first award. At the table whero wo give tho
true test to vegetables bizo docs not rank as
a very important attribute. I wai astounded
to see so little taking nnd examination of
texture by tho committee that judged tho
vw'tiWe. No man Is thoroughly capahlo
of passing upon tho relative merits of speci
mens in this class unles, ho can go moro
than skin deep in tho nutti'r. I iwver paw
so perfect mi exhibition of garden products
as was shown nt theSlato Fair, There, was
eir t ! pVi. c ui'pctitlon. Still in the
awar !"; ot pityen I taw no Judging of qiul
) y by taste, wldeh Is the truo test. The
piU' i mity U ;i mil did correctly, but not as
tho result "f careful .comparison of quality.
A man may know vegetables m well un to
judge from tho constant mrl'ico attributes
that accompany first quality, but I luive
failed to meet the man yet who ooiiudcrs
himself so skillful, us tlik Tho judg.'S oi
apples would consider It idxiird to pan uj, n
the value of an apple by ils si and ioiii
plcxiou al"i e. Is it not nju;t'lv unj-i t
pasj npou beets, potatoesum! turnip. i,i i .
was '' The quality of tliwo vticcinblf.
just us u j i.. lit ! i lie iviiiniiiuriir in
r.iw slnlc uHiiint uf un' apjd. I ilu in h
there will be jirogrens in tills nmtii r, .i:.J
t iat ii, ii ttl" j m will h.iiv it solid luiui
Jn , i lor their do Hons,
Young Folks.
Tun Hortsr, and thu GnotiM A groom
who Used to stcnl and sell a bore's cor i,iv, -
yet very bmy In grooming and - iping Mm
nil tho day long. "If you real!, ivhh mo,"
ald tho horse, "to lool- well, gl.'i mo l"-s of
your currying nnd more of yew com."
TiniTiiir.r and Tin; Don A I'Mcf com
ing to rob a houo would have 'topped the
barking of n dog by throwing s. pi to Urn
"Away with you!" said tho Dog, "I nml my.
suspicions of yon before, but tli)4 excess of
civility assures mo that you are a rogue."
A bribo in hand betrays mischief at heart
Tnr.Cnr.AKiNn Wkerm A some. Oxen
were dragging a wagon along a neavy -"ad,
tho Wheels set up a tremendous creaking,
"Brutrl" cried tho driver to ho wagon;
"why do you groan,vhci' they wlr are draw
ing all tho weight nro silent?'
Thoso who or loudest aro not always tho
moet hurt.
Tim l)oo and Tim Shadow. A dog had
stolen a piece of meat out of a butcher sliop,
and was crossing a river on his way hum ,
when ho saw his own shadow reflected hi tlit
stream below. Thinking that It vai another
dog with another piece of meat, ie rcs-lvul
to make himself master of that al-i , hut iu
snapping at tho supposed treau'c, ho drop
ped tho bit ho wan carrying, an' so lost all.
Tim 1'aiitui.no ItUfcUMoiiT A rush
light that had grown fat and Barey Willi to.i
much grease, boasted one evening before n
largo company, that it shone br jhtcr thau
tho sun, tho moon, and all tin stars. At
that moment a puff of wind caiua and blew
it out. One who lighted it ngaln said, "Shine
on, Iricnd rushlight, nnd hold y r toi.rue;
the lights of heaven are never LO -"'n out."
The Cock and the Jewel. Aa a Cock
was scratching up tho straw in a faruya-d,
in search of food for tho liens, hi hit up'di
a Jewel that by some chance had found its
way there. ".Ho!" said he, 'you are a very
fine thing, no doubt, to those who pr'r e you;
butglvo mo a barleycorn before all the pent Is
in the world."
The Cock was a sensible Cock: but thcro
are many silly pcoplo who desp.so what is
precious because they cannot understand it.
The Ass in the Lion's Ski. An Ass
having put on a Lion's skin, ro. uud about
I'rifEKainc all the silly animals 1 met with,
oral, a Fox, he tried to ah m hi u too.
t Be; ETaird, hiving heard his -oice, t.iiu,
-TslI b sart! xd I should ..avo been
F r-tjind too. if I had not heard you bray."
TiT who susace a' character that does
ikws to them generally be ray tht.n
Ivw by over acting it.
The Gxat and ti' Bull. A gnat that
had been buzzing about the head of a bull
at length settling himself down upon his
horn, begged his pardon for incommoding
him ; ''but if," says he, "my weight is at all
iuconvenient, pray say so and I will bo oil'
in a moment." "Oh, never trouble yourself
about that," says tho bull,"for 'tis all one to
mo whether you go or stay ; and to say the
truth, I did not know you were there."
Tho smaller the mind the greater the con
ccit.
Tnc Countp.yman and tiik Sxakc A
Countryman returning homo ono winter's
day, found a Snake by tho hedge-side, half
dead with cold. Taking compassion on tho
creature, ho laid it in his bosom and brought
it homo to his fireside to revive it. No seiner
had the warmth restored it, than it began to
attack tho children of tho cottage. Upon
this the Countryman, whose companion had
saved its life, took up a mattock and laid
tho Snake dead at his feet.
Those who return evil for gooi1, may ex
pect their neighbor's pity to be wc.i out at
last.
The HuNTEit and the FIsiiebmav. A
Hunter was returning from the mountains
loaded with game, and a Fisherman was at
tho same time coming homo with his creel
full of fish, when they chanced to meet by
tho way. Tho Hunter took n fancy to a
dish of fish: Tho Fisher preferred p. sup
per of game. So each gave to the- ether i.e
contents of his own basket. An J .iius they
continued daily to exchange pro rIcna, till
ono who had observed them said: "Sow, by
this invariable interchange, will thty rlestr jy
tho zest of their meal; aud each ."ill soon
wish to return to his own store aw iu.
The Man and the Satyr. A Mar. and
a Satyr having struck up nn, acqu'ilnt.inue.
sat down together to eat. The dy being
wintry and cold, the Man put hit. liugc rs to
his mouth and blew upon them. "Whatij
that tor my friend?" asked tho Satyr. My
hands aro so cold," said tho Man; ' I du it to
warm them." In u httlowhilo somo hot food
win placed before them, and tho M.,n. rais
ing the dish to his moutli, again blow upon
it. "And what's the meaning of that, i.cw?"
said the Satyr. "Oh," replied (ho Man,
"my porridge is so hot' I do it to cool it.''
"t ay, then," said the Satyr, "from this mo
ment I renounco your friendship, for I will
have nothing to do with one who Hows het
and cold with tho same mouth."
The Wolp and the Shei-heud.A wolf
had long hung about a flock of sheep, aud
had done them no harm. Tho shepherd,
however, had his suspicious, and for i while
was always on tho look-out against him as
an avowed enemy. But wheu tho wolf con
tiuued for a long timo following in tho train
of his flock without tho least attempt to an
noy them, ho began to look upon h.m more
as a friend than a foe ; and having one day
occasion to go into tho city, ho intn.ted the
sheep to his care. The wolf no souuer saw
his opportunity than he forthwith fell uj.in
tho sheep and worried them ; aud the shep
herd, on his returu, seeing his llo'ji; destroy
ed, exclaimed, "Fool that I am i yel 1 Je-
t.erved no less fur trusting my sheep with a
wolfl" . .
Thero is more danger frouviT pretended
friend than from an open enemy.
The Mice and the Weasei. '1 Iio mice
nnd tho weasels had long been atv.arwith
inch other, and tho mico being alwujsde
leafed iu battle, ul length agiecd r.t a nice;-
iug, solemnly culled lor the occasion, that
thuir dufcat was attributable to notl.ing 1 ut
their want of disciplineniid they i ieruiiiivd
uccoriiingly to elect rcgulur coiuu..uiitis lor
the tiiuu to come, tio llicy chose u.u.iu wusu
valor uud proiivki most rvooiumeuuul tin in
to tho important post. The nuiv ujiiuiiaiid
us, proud oi llivir positiun, and iliini. ol
tcii.j( as coiitpicuuus us poasibl , b . nil
1, ,nis upon their lorclieaJ.i ,is a sji if rc.-i
uiiu.iui dls.iiu'i.n.i. .. l li ; 'i
l ,1,1,1 i n. nl.il, i'ue in.,. ,
Ifl' it J, .. " iu
ju'ii un'ir li'j!i;.b'it tho commanders, uui
i riui; uIjJd to get in from l!i length ol their
horns, ntro emy, one caught and devoured,
'i'hero is no dimiurtiou without its accent
I .riyliig d, nijcr.
1111 UlUUli llUjluuiuuu
tch Vegetlno has attained In all parts of t
tury nil n
Great nnd Ooo.l Medicine,
am' tlits iirr ni.i.iwrnt testimonials which nro ron
KMntiv iir'itit, iinivi'ri rnitn iiersnnn who havo beet
i,iirn,i hvii. n (trii ,Mi,ir.iii!rn nrnnf nf ltNfrreat
value. His H'wnmi'iidcd by pluMcl.ins nnd
nppiuccarie.i. .h ii moon-runner nun ni:uii"iw
if Ami in,nm,fiifiii,il
Vi Retlnn Ii not prepared for n fat -y drink made
irOUl (IIHir IHlUUm, Mllll .I llt'Ulllltlll n nil' r,ny mi mi.
Aro not the iiwny tritlmonlnlsulven for the differ,
ent complaints satisfactory to any rea-onablo per-
tt.M.a nrr.rtm frmn ill-io mi, tlit. tliPV mil IMI CUM d 1
Hi'iidtho dlffirent tcitlmoiitils frlvcn, nnd no one
can doubt. In many of theso eases tho persons iiaj
in it their nnln nml RiUTprlnir ivihliotbe l,xl'rl'Ssed.n
tn cases ot scrofula, where, apparently, the whole
llUHy IIIISIIIIC 1U1ISS Ul 1-M1UMIUU. ll i,v ,
ltcvc pain, clt anM-, ptiriry ami euro riicii uisiMc.es,
I tortiiir the patient to pirfect health after trjlntr
Ifrnr.-tiF ntivulf.t'ins. lilnnl rpliliilli'S. StirTLrlllir fill
y 'nrs, I s It not eonclunU o priwf, If ou are a suttercr,
you can bo cured? hy Is this inedlclim performing
Jiiicnijreat curi'S7 u wiuks hi inn m
ripi.iir.tiiifv iiiim. ti. pin im irnlv called the Ureal
lliiioil I'lirTner. Tho creat sourc'o of dlscave oriel
nates In tho blood ! and no mcdlclno that does mil
act directly upon It, to purify and renovate, has am
m.r ,l,il, i iitinn tmlitlii nttrnttnh. lien tho blOOd
becomes lifeless aud ktnirnant, either from change, of
weather or cllinnte, want nt exercise, Irregular diet
or from any other catuc, the Vccetlne will renew the
blood carry off tho putrid humors clennra the
Stomach, reciilatii tho boiels and Impart a tone u
vuor to tho whole boai . tiio conviciion is, m ur
public mind as well as In the medical professlon.that
tho remedies supplied by tho veKclameuinKiioin are
tnnm nf... mnr nnrepftikfnt. in tlm Cllto Of dlseSK'.
than mineral medicines Vtetmo Is composed ot
roots, barks and herbs. It Is pleasant to take, and
is peiieeiiy saio w kiio un luiiuiu iru,uuuu u
Do not hesltnto to try It. You w 111 never rcgrtt It.
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
CltABLKSTOWN, JtarCh 19, 1569.
TI CTPt'rVJi
Die ah sia-i his Is to ccrttf v that I havo used your
"niooil Preparation" in my ranniy lor severui jtius,
ann l iniriK mai, lor i-itui'iui ur mimuum in..i.u.,
ftr IMipumntlp AITi'Pllrins. II. rnlilint. he OACClled. nild,
us a blood purincr and sprlnu' inedlcine.lt Is tho liest
tnln -1 havo ever used; aud 1 na o ued almost every
thliiif. t can cheerfully recommend It to any one lo
need oi tucu a meuicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DINIMOKR.
19 HusseU btrect.
WHAT IS NEEDED
BOSTON, I'cb. 13, 1871.
Ht-'VllV P STP.VEV. ttan
DBAn Sin-About ono year since I found myself In
n fp.hli pPMillttAli frntn i-pnprfll rlebtlttV. NeiTCtlnc
was strongly recommended to mo by n friend who
uau uecn mueii wuhiuuu vy iia uau, i w-uuu ....
article, and after tislnrf seeral bottles, was restored
to health, anu discontinued ususo. i u-ei iiuuuwu
tirlpnt Hint tnern u no mi dlcluo sunerlor to It foi
those complaints for which it Is especially prepared;
and would cheerfully recommend It lo thoo who
feel that they nu-d something to restore them to
perteci neniin.
lttspcctfully yours, IT. I,. Peitkmsiu.,
FU-m ot S. 11 . rettcngin K Co.,
No. 10 state at., lioston,
GIVES HEALTH. STBENQTU AND
APPETITE.
w ilnni-hfer has received ereat benefit from the
use of tho Vegetluo. Her declining health was a
source of great anxiety to an oi uer menus, a iuw
bottles of tho Vegctlnu restored her health, strength
anuuppeme. n. uujm,
Tnsnrnnen and Ileal KbtatC Aircnt,
.No. J sears llulldlng, lloston,.Mass,
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.
Soctii Berwick, Me., Jan. IT, 1572.
II. II. STEVEN'S. Esil ;
DsAiitim-I havo had Dyspepsia in Its worst form
for the last ten cars, nnd havo taken hundreds of
dollars worm oi mwuicino vmuoui oiunuiiii uu
relief. In septcmbur last I commenced taking the
v egctlne, since which time my health has hteudllj
Improved. My food digests weU ; and I havo gained
ntteen pounds of flesh There aro several others
lu this place taking Vcgetlno ; and all have obtained
relief.
Yours truly.
Thomas E. Moonr,
Overseer of Card Room, Portsmouth Co's Mills.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists,
Jan. 14, 1870-1 m
Bargains in Lumber!
at the store of
N J. KTHENRY,
BENTON, COL. CO. PA.
100,000 fencing boards, at $3.75
100,000 heart Shingles, shaved,
extra good, at 7.00
100,000 Sap Shingles shaved, at
5-1.50
100,000 No. 1 Sawed Shingles
at $5.00
Also Plank, Siding, Inch Pine,
aud all kinda of lumber
can be found in ray
yard.
Call at onco for bargains.
Doc. 3,-Sm
HOLIDAY GOODS
J. H. MAIZE,
has Ju3t recolved a lino xssortment of
ALDEN EVAPOItATED PEACHES.
The best trull of the kind La the market,
PIliE APPLE CHEESE,
ALMERIA OIUPES,
OltANrjES,
LEMONS,
CONFJWTIONS,
NUTS,
AC. &C,
A splendid nuw lot ot
ClUNA-WAItli,
TOILET SHTS,
CHILDREN3 TOY 8KT8,
new style ccerreoia,
CENTENNIAL BHEAD PLATES,
OLAS3-WAIIB,
iUEKNS-VAHK,
In creat variety. A full ttock of faner Unira and
flue chamber ketn. UirccUl attention Is culled to his
CHbc of cuiu-rj-and itlvir narc, vihlchhu lssHIUuf
at panic prlcuK, all Ms fwrts aro Uio t,t that can
I,b iKjiight, A few ilwusiiuil lino Lraud clL-ais will bo
clostd ut chtar.
Mcds aud MlcciiiwU-s for bojs, and an endless
vailoiyof itcothliiKta thlsuno. .
Dec. IT, isle.
LOUIS BERNHARD,
Dealw In
33Z.OXDT WAXOI1ES, CLOCKS,
bilvorware, AValclics uud Jewelry
IlLOOHSHl'ltO, 1'A. '
Ladles' and fienilcmco's Ciold ai.d mwr Watches,
f American and l'urilgn niunufuituiu,
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
riNi; ,ij;VKi.uy, .tc ao,
REPAIRING AND ENOHAVING
l l illllill) t iltrtl,
ijL'ftl.wJVs t.Aitlir5,
I) Vnil'lNUCAItn,
JIILI.IIKAIlrl '
ititfrmis. it!- ill-
Neatly ami Che.ijily jirlulrd ut Hie Coi.um-
III.VN WHICH.
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which i s nt
onco agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual f o i
preserving tho
, linir. It soon
restores faded
or gray liair
to its original
color, with tho ,
floss and freshness of youth. Thin j
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not nlways,
cured by its use. Nothing can restoro
tho hair whero tho follicles nro de
stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and
decayed; but such ns remain can bo
saved by this application, aud stimu
lated into activity, so that a now
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional uso will provent tho hair
front turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. 'Xlio
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests nnd prevents tho forma
tion ot danurutt, which is ottcn so un
cleanly nnd ofifonsivo. Freo from thoso
deleterious substances which malto
somo preparations dangerous and inju
rious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing elso can bo found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs
not soil whito cambric, nnd yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Enwtloal and Analytlcnl ChcuiliU,
IiOWELL, MASS.
April lil-JSj,
EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
AND
Grontlemen'o Dress Goods
DAVID LOWENBERG
InvltCB attention to his lari;o and elegant stock of
M FasliionaMe
at hl3 store on!
MAIN STllEET, IN TnE NKW BLOCK,
liLooMsnuua, pa.,
where ho has Just received from New York and nil,
adelplila a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lncludlDff tho most fashionable, durable and
nuuasome
DEESS OOBS,
CONSISTING OP
BOX
SACK
FROOff,
gum
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS
AND PANTS,
OF ALL BOUTS SIZES AND COLORS,
ne has also replenished his already lirgo stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEIiES,
FIGUHED
and;plain vests,
sinirKD,
iiinTS,
CRAVATS
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
ISUSI'ENDERS,
AND
ARTICLES.
FANCY
Ho has constantly on hand a large and well select-
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Vcstings,
which ho la prepared to make to order Into any kind
ot clothing, on very short notice, and in the best
manner. All his clothing is mado to wear and most
of It 19 ot homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELUY,
OF BVEUY DESCRIPTION, FINE AND CHEAI'.
HIS CASE OF JEWELRY 18 NOT SURPASSED IN
TIIISI'LACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE niS OENKRAL ASSORT
MENT OF
Clothing, Watches, Jewl-
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
illy 1,'IH.tf,
Coughs Coldi, llron
chltls, Sore Throat, In
fluenza, Croup, Whoop,
ing Cough, Hoarrtcnesii
LivcrComplalnt, I'alna
or KoreneM in tht
Chest or Side, lllecding
at the Lungs, and every
affection m tnu Throat, Lungs and Chest, aros fed
lly cured bv tho uso of Da. Wistmi's lUi.itM or Wild
t iibkkv, which doi a tint dry up a cough and leave
the cau-o behind, nx Is tho case uh most rcmcillcs,
l.ut loohfna It, cleanses the lungs and allays lrrlta
lon, Uius removing the causu of the complaint.
Consumption can be cured
ky a timely resort to tlds htandard remedy, as U
proved by hundreds of Ufltlmuul.ils It has received
6,
AH
ACTUAL
HVSlNEtiB INSTITUTION AND
For iDtormAllon call at omco, or bend for Coum
Mivimtismi, )UMHW-ly
AlllxrH i Uidil.tcd to the mult Mtued on Hook
A.ioiiut i'ii,,r i" Juni' ut 1 u, h'mhi-m. ii to tall
.Uiu-Jll M.jiiyl iTi'Mil'lnlM , ili.ii J..liuur) lil,
K,, i,. .ill. i Unit till un chl, i ,i, , ik uui ue l.n
cd Ii, im, i,auo,i uf ohlier '.i c i:i ct ,,u.
I. ,'nt liuLU, M, D.
IUi,tiiguiiocluted uluiiui Dr. Wlu. Mclielvy, wu
ur. prikiMl tuulii'ud piouiiil Wait ,iurcv.i,ji.al
call in WiilMi,.,, nirger.., uinl uituitlcs. I'uouo
puiiuudgo is iiupuctf uily It Itcd.
HWiaili:itllcKKLVv'.
JtraeylovtB, Nor, it w.
AS
GRAND OPENING!
ELI AS MEN DUN II ALL
TTAN IMI resumed the liulnun of Mcrcliau
XJL discing at his Old Store, on
MAIN STItlXT, ULOOMSllUUa,
MKAB TIIK (01119 IIOTE!,,
Desires to rail tho attention of his Friends and tho
ruoucKCCcitiiij',0 ins
SKW, FULL AND VAltllll)
STOCK OF GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
And solicits nsharo of public pntronaeo
HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF
1)UY OOODH,
CIKOCEltWS,
Qt'IiCNSWAKfc.
wooDnNWAitn,
WILLOWWAItE,
HOOTS A SHOES,
UAllDWAltl.,
l'LOUIl AND FEED
In connection with his stock of Mtrcnandlso he
constantly keeps on hand In his yard.
a mix STOCK OP
IBUUU U11U UUlli DDL
AND SHINGLES OF HISMANUFACToltE,
Bill Lumber mnde a speciality.
CALL AND SEE.
Oct.B,lsl.1-tf.
BLOOMSBURG
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, HEI.OW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and L'calcr in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS
Wo uso tho best AMERICAN and ITALIAN Marble.
He has on hand aud furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
URNS, VASES, &c.
Every variety of Marblo cutting neatly executed it
the lowest market prices.
A lonir practical cxrerlence and personal nttpntinn
to bustucss makes the proprietor conlldent of glvmg
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly atteudeu
to. 1'. O. box i7.
Qsf-X. 11. Work delivered free of chargc'IssZ
Aug. 21, '74-ly. T. L. G UNTON, Proprietor.
yy AINWKIGI1T & CO.,
, WHOLESALE OROCERS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch streets,
rmi.iDKi.rnii,
Dealers in
TEAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES
r.icc, ericas, dicihb bod, ic, Ac.
rirorders win receive prompt attention.
sl.T-ff
A GENTS. 20 OIL CIIHOMOS niounleil
r size 9x11. for fl. Xoie'tles anil Chrnmna nf
eiitiy desci Iptlon. National Chi omo company, I-hll-adelplila,
I'a.
I Ifl VniT Jin'" or Female, "send your addreps
i . i w j nun Ktx Mtii.eiuiiig una win bring
WANT
3 on in honoiablv uverfiro a month
sure. tfc-INVl.N'loirs union.
MONEY
i,o, urcenwitu bt., New York,
SHORT CUT TO HEALTH.
Chances for all I Male and female nirpnts ni.,1 rnn.
Tasbcra. Fl co Information, nnil urn hnmnics uiih
every oruer. p. o. ocx rac9
wivjun a; i;u., worm hi., x. v,
Nov. 0 1 w.
I'OK
COUGH", COLDS, HOAItSENKSS,
AUD ALL TUB OAT DISEASES
USE
WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS
Put up onlv In 1II.UE DOXES.
A Tried am) Sure Itemed'.
For sale by driiguhts generally, and JOHNSTON
nuLLuwAi to., ruiiaiieipnia, j'.i.
A GREAT OFFER!!
Wc will durli cr the holldaix. dl.mo.sn of ten Mnnna
and Orcansonii&t cl.ifes makeis. liKlmllnL' 'ni..r'
at lower pi Ices tl,nn ti i-r before nrreicd. Monthly
inaiauiiii'iiiM ii ceneu. ruiunuj: imm Vi toimmoiitUH.
Warranted for nye.irs. bccoiiU hundli strmoentsat.
extremely low prices for cash, lilustinied rululoeuo
jmuiivu. jiviiia , unii-ii , in ri uuiii Hl iilirillll.lV.
N. V. HOltALE WA'lEliS 4: hONS.
';;D"TucK,,
(CUromo.)
The Great American Tea Company,
31 & 33 V Ni y Slrei-t, X. V.
Teas distributed to clubs nt Importers' prices.
Beautiful oil chromos. of dlllerent sl?e3. Lresented
to purchatei s ot 1 , 2, 3, 4 or 6 pounds ot tea, lu clubs
of80 nnd upwards. '1 he Company has now ready
for delivers- a mlmdld ihromo. entitled "Nir and
Tick," anon (tlneo pound) picture, Miowlnt; ulliely
skirmish bctnicn baby and his l ct doff forlliepos
seblon of a doll. It Is so full of roaring fun that no
dsecilptloncentcll Ihefctoryfo well as tho Umplo
tllloof theartH. Hiebattlo Is Just Mp and 'l ink,
and must Lo sn n to be uppaUali'il. tend fur circu
lar of rilccs, icrms, Ac
THE (Hit AT AJIUIICAN TBA COMPANY,
31 k S3, Vcsey street.
P. O. DOT "613.
Nuw York Citv.
DCC. 21,15-IW,
ROLLINS cS: HOLMES
No. UCentroStro
Inita Gas ant Sleaui Fitters
MANUFACTUItUIlS OF
JC I 3ST "W jP E,
OALVAN1ZUD IHON CfoltNICB,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wiro Trellises. &c. Dealera In Stoves. Ilnntr-
ch, Furnaces, llultimoru Iliutcrs, Low Down
iraies, Ainntcin, ruAira, wcuiiilt strips,
G-AS FIXTURES
of tlio latest I,
;n, Hpi elal iiltenilou paid to re.
nliKst fevciy ilf wr., ,1 ') heal 'H,
a, l.i'j llllli,f,AC. I'll', ulll lll-l-.Uuiiiul
.i.,il c ' Mile . nt
1 -tf.
wlrlnif .-,lu:;
uka. Ikll Uui'
iHlllGUllUalld !
Air.
THIS ,IUI IS (1.1 MI.K Willi
Rowtu & rimm
. Advertising Vx Agents,
THIRD & CHESTNUT STS., ST. LOUIS, MO
r
MARBLE WORKS,
SUI GENERIS.
irate;
am
MASON&HAU
CABINET ORGANS.
UNEQUALEDnmXUN APPROACHED
a fftiwvity ftfvl exerllcnco ly nny rthcr". Awanlti
DIPLOMA OP HONOR, AT
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1867.
nil I U Amrrlcnn Orpun cvrr awnntcl nny modal
UllLi I" Iliiroi,or whlih ,rricnt fuili cxtriiurill
nnr pTccllenco as t command n )$e tale there.
R Mil i VO ftwftrilivl lilRhpi-t trcmfnmp nt lri'ln"
ALU AlO trinl nttKjlllon, In Ant rlrmiirlt
i:nropr. Oulot hun,lrcl then' nnvu nut wi n MX In
nil whr rn any olhitr or,jfta Imvo bwn pri-fcrml.
nrpT Dcclnrd by Eminent Mii'Ulans In both
Utol homliphcriN to Im tllirltnlrd. S,n
'lUtlTIUUNf AL CIltCUt.An, llli H'lnlw i of mire
thnn Olio Tliolisnnil (rnt trie).
IMPIPT on h'!nK n Mnwn Ilnmlln. Do not
lliulol bike nny other. Dmitri oet I.Ar.orn cost.
uisuoMi .r htumg tnjtriar nrm", nml fur M
reiuson olen trvvrru hard tit telt KomclMna tte.
FJCUI PTVI CO with mot Imimrtnul Imprnvo
lit II U I I LtJ Inrotn fur limclc. 'n
Solo ami Colllllltinllon Slop-. Mll'crll
lilascro and other Cutcn of lieu' dilailH.
PIAHO-HAnP CABINET ORGANS
qnlcitocouililnntlt'n or thcnclnitriinirnt.
EASY PAYMENTS. KSor
Iinjnient., or renteil iintllrent pnys f,,r tho ori?ftn.
niTll (IPIirP nml Circular, with full mrtlo
IA I ALUIllJtO lllifree. A.l.trc.MASO.VA
1IAML1N OitllAN CO., 151 Tritwnt Slnt. 1I0
TONl !l,1 Union Hinnri!, NCW iORKj or bil Si Bl
AilauwSt., CIllCAQa
HAMLIN
CABINET IMS
M' V r.r oiilAlNED AT
VilOLESAir. OU RETAIL
r :'
lie 13. PWEIilL,
SCBAITTOH, Pa.
Qmerat A'jcnt for tho veltbrated
GHICKERING PIANOS.
ALSO, OF
I. K. riLL,EFi.
r.LooMsnuna, pa.,
Dealer in above Instruments,
March 10, '75 y
NEW coons t
A HEAVY STOCK,
Ciflieapcr than SSves?!
S. II, MILLER & SON
Have Just Received
the largest anil best supply ot
CHEAP AND' FASHIONABLE
B'RY GOODS,
They havo ever offered toiueir friends and cus
tomers.
(Jloths, Cassimeres, and Satinetts
for MEVS WEAK,
Cloths, Alapacas, Merinos,
for LADIES' WEAK,
CALICOES, MUSLINS, (JAMIilUCS,
and every variety bf Dry Goods desired.
STOCK OF
Carpets, Mats, Ottomann,
CLOSED OUT AT COST
FAMILY GROCERIES,
including all the varieties of
COFl'EES, TEAS anil SUOAHS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
anil a general supply of articles useful for the
table always on hand.
CALL AND SHE.
Country produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods nt cii'li prices.
Oct. 80,'74-tf
The Great Caiue of Human Mlrery,
Just jiublithcd in a lealed envelope. Priced ett.
A f.rrcTt'Rnontlin nature, treatment
and lladlcal Cure oftemlnal iiealiuefs.
-r." i-vi nuiiui i im-ii, luiuiiiii ni'll'liuuvj
)mv Involuntary i missions. Iinuotenci. ner
vous dillllty and impediments to marriage, gener
a'ly, consumption, epilepsy ami Iltsj nieutal and
physical Incapacity Ac. by llOIIKltT'.l. Cl'LvDH
WKU,, M. D., author of tho (in en Hock Ac.
'lhe Morld-reiiownid URlhor In this admirable Lec
ture, clearly pioiesfiom Ids own rspcilnico that
thcavffulion.siqutn escf self ahuso may beeffett-
uauy removed without medicine, and wllhout dan
gerous surgical operations, bougies, tnstiuinciits,
lings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cuio at
once certain anUifliau.il, by which eiery Miffeur,
no matter what hlsccndltlon inaj be, may cuio him
self cheaply, prtwitely and radically.
This l.ectmc will rove a loon to thousands
and thoutandt
Heut under seal, In n plain cmrlopc, to any ad,
dress, on receipt of tlx cents or tw o poilago stamps,
Address tho 1'ubll.shers,
CJIAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
1ST liowery, New York, Post Office lio.t 4,&S0.
April lo, 'K-y
TWO MONTHS FREE ! !
TIIK NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
"The Leading American Aiucmxikt,' '
On receipt of 12 and this advertisement'! ur Wkek-
ly 'iiunoKE win oe tun, Kibtuge uilil, until Decern
beraiit, we, or for lam, six copies: tortw.eleieu
forfJU, thlrlj-one. Address
Jan. lt,'76-ly. 1 HE TItlllLNi:, New vork.
ADVEHTISlNOi Clicnpi (loo.1! fivftenia
tie. All persons who coiiuc inplate inaK'liiK con
s with licttsimiieis tor tho lusertlun ofuder,
tlsciiitnts. should tind us cents to (Ho. 1'. Ituwell .c
Co., 41 Paik liow, New ork, for thilr PAMPIILUT.
HOOK (iiliieti-seienth eillllim.) eouliiliilnir lists of
oer sow uewspapers and estimates, showing tho
cost. AUieitlstments taken fur leadline lunvrsln
many Malts at a tremendous reduitlon iiompub
lull,, nil III. Jllll, III ID-iy,
($KTO$20 per day. Agcnls wantcil, All
til, I classes of working ncnriltmflinth saiph vmn,,.
ai d "id, make more money at woi k for us,lu tlx Iron a
localities, duilng their siuru moments, or ull tho
time, thnautani thtiigetsc. Wo oiler emolument
uui "in itj iiuiiunuilli'ljr i r L-lliy uimrij worK
rud paitlculaiu. ttrms, sc.. send i.s J our address at
cnie. Don't delay, how Is tho time. Don't look
fur woiu or Dullness elscw here, unttljouhuU! learn,
ed wh.it wo oiler. U, MissoNL'o.,rorllaud, Malue,
unu iu iw-ij ,
$1,200 PROFIT on $100
Iniested In Htoek I'llilleges In WallStitet. Hooks
and clicul.iru lelllnp, "How 'tis done," sent lieu.
Addiebs llixTEii Co,, Hanktis, II Wall bl hew
Yoi k.
IltON IN THE III.OOD.
:T.,, .Tun Pmicviiv Hrarr
..IV "oailHQKUU run. 111. IIIU
rj3 blood, tones un thu sis-
luiu. uuuiis up tneoiOKi'll
tr. iiiiivn. in iri.i ii UII..IU.
mx3k Debility, dropsy, chlllsuijii
luieis, enroiiii) iiiariuuxi
iierious ulTif Ions, bolls
humors, iiiscusos ot iho
Udiitns and bladler, re
malo comphduts, i
Thousands halo been
changed b thu uso uf tuu
r iucdy fioin wiuk, sickly, suirriliigciiatures, to
stii.ii,', hi.tl In, luipp mmi Mill iiuiui-ut und
lui.illd I'Jiiiiiilic.ouuuliii Ii IUi..' tutflte II u ti lil.
IAIIIO.S. Ill" I.UIL' I Oil L'l't IllU i.urvus
Hvm r " uiul Pel ul tun Durk.) SuM by deukis muur
ally, A w-pagu iimnihiet, cui.Ululinc a tro. Uxj un
lluiiusum dfeat utfiiauiid ulln.r laluablu purn,
tistuuoiilulsfruui UiiitliikUlslied ph ttcUus, iklfj.
men ai.d olners. will be m'uL lie lu utiv uddruarf.
Htm W. luwLK a buss, (iroprkturs. so HnriUou
Awiiuo, nosiou, ,
CIII3AP
nam
AT THE'
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
Tho Columbian Printing Estab
lishment is amply supplied with
tho necessary Presses, Types anil
other material for executing all
kinds of Printing at low rates and
in tho most expeditious and satis
factory manner.
CALL AT THE
Columbian Building.
COURT HOUSE ALLEY,
Bloojisuuiig, Pa.
When special material is required
it will be promptly obtained.
Books and Pamphlets,
Hand-Bills and Dodgers,
Largo and Smull Posters,
Letter and Bill Heads,
Envelopes with Business Cards,
Bussiness, Pic Nic, Wedding and
Visiting Cards,
Programmes, Bills of Faro, ccc,
Will all bo supplied aud excuted
in superior style, at cheap
rates and short notice.
Tho best workmen aro employed
and tho best material will
always bo furnished.
A liberal shltro of mihlie imtrmi-
i - i -
ago 'is respectfully solicited.
Bloomsiiuko, June 18.1875.,
AIL FIOAD TIME TABLED
JT)fm.!KM'll AM) UK M'. ';'."
ARHANtii;.ti..v i u' i .' t
TIlAKSs.
MAY n.l, l?tn.
tnAiNsi.nivi: urriuT a pminw (ft.! Avuxo.n
for Xciv York, I1ill.idcli.lla, lliwtlli., i lls.
TvnaitiiH, arc, tl,m ii. in
for Ontuwppn, II.hk u. hi. mid T,M p. m.
For VIIII,iiirtpur(,ii,M n. ni. und 4,un p, r, .
iiiAiNj ron uui'KiiT i.nw is ir)i.imn, i.m npav ,
iKimi).) .
U'alo .Vew York, ,M n. in.
t.eavo rhll.utclplita, n.tfi a, in.
U-itvo Iteadliijf, 11,8 n. in., I'ottevlllc, i
ii,lo p.
Hnd Ttimaqtin, 1,1'U p. fa,
lvo Cutttivlvw, n,u a, in. und J.nil p. m,
Leaio U'llll.iiiispuit,ii,3na. in, :.uil,oii . m,
l'liMeiijcers to and fi'uni Nhiv Vork mil I'.diiil
pLUiijruthrotirh without clmiiKeof cars.
.1, i. UoiiT
l.in. 14, tsfil-tf. Uuuiirnl nuperiiit
il:.
mi ,t
TOItniKllX UiiNTKAL HAILUAi
COMPANY.
On mid aflrr November xotli. I73. train- 111 u ni
SlINllt'IlY a folloivgi
NOItTIIW.MID.
I.rlo M.U1 Mil a, in., arrivu Hlinlra Il.fi.) u.
" Cnnnint.ilyiia . n.:.fi i . i
" lioeiieistui i.ls
" Maifiiru ,u
llenovo acooiniiiod.itlou 11. Uui. hi. until, i ll,i,,i
itli..'iSp. in.
i:inilru Mall i.io a. m uniio Illmlr.i lo.'.M u. m.
Ilaitalo Hxpross T.15 a. m. iiirliu lluilulo i..nu a. n,.
hOLTHV.'AllD.
lliuialo Express a.cu a. in. arrive llurrlsburrf 4..MI a. u.
' llaltliticte S.4U
KlmlraMall 11,1b a. in., arrive Iluirlsljury l.r.o p. in
" Washington ln.au "
" ll.dtlinoi'e O.S'i
" M u&liliiBluii8.R0 "
lUiilsbiiigiierommodation 8.40 p. m. airlvo llnrils
hdi g lo.tio p. m.
nrrli o Halt tmoro s.8 a. m
' Wuslili.t'ton a.w "
Uilc .Mall W.&S n, m. arrlvo llariisijuig 3.05 a. ui.
" Il.iltlmorc6.40
" Washington 10.S5 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M, HOYD, Jr., (ieneral Passenger Agent
A, J. OASSATT, (ieneral Jlatiofcr
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL PtOAD.
l'liilatlcljihla & Ih'io II. It. Division.
"WINTER TIME TABLE.
OX anil after SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1875,
. . i',1.", !r""',,u tho Philadelphia & die Ital
ituad DIUslon i III run as follows:
WESTWARD.
FAST LINE leaves Xew York
" " " Philadelphia
" " " lialilmuio
" " " linn IsDurir
" " arr.nt WiliiainsiMit
' " " I.oi k li nen
' " " Uellefonto
Ellin MAIL leaves New Yoi k
" " " I hlladelphlu i."
" " " ll.illliuoii.
" " " HuiiIsIiuil'
" " " Wlllluiiisinirt
' " " Lock Haven
" " " lienoio
" " arr. nt i:rlo
o ss a. m
12..Vi p. Ill
.m p. m
.. .. cm) p. in
.... Sir,', p. m
. .1, '.'-"I p. m
.11 .') p. in
m
..o.oop.Jn
--- il. in
wn.in
".is a. hi
n.o.1,1. m
op iu
LIMITED MAIL leaves
Philadelphia
I.W a. m
I.so a. m
.HMr.il. m
M p. m
3.30 p. m
4. .5 p. m
s.on a. m
, a so n. m
i a p. m
.l" p. m
7.30 p. m
., ,. Jiaiiiiiioro....
" llarrMiiirif. ...
" nrr. nt uililatusport,
.1 !! I.' Lock Union..
" " llenovo
LOCK HAVEN loaves Philadelphia
" " " lMltliuore
" " " llairlsburif .'
" " nrr.atMllllaiiispurt ..
" " Lock llaien
-: o: -
EASTWARD.
PIIIL'A EXPltEss leaves Lock Haven... . (una in
niutjr:iI-SS:5
" Il.ll llllOl-l! !IM, ...
- " Now York 7.3.', i, w
DAYUXPIiEss leaics llenovo woo m
" " Loeklliven. lu. r, a. in
.1 .1 ,.' , w"""nspurt.'...ll3iii.m
aiilsUuiir s.iNipm
,. " New oik is !i. m
' ll-Utlmoro CMp.m
KI1IE MAIL leaves Erlo
" " " llenovo
" " Lock llaien
" " WlllUiinport
" " arr. at II irrlsbuis
" " " Halt Imoru
" " I'ultailolulila
" " " New York ....
I'AST LINE leaves Wllllamsport
' " nrr. at llaiilibiinr
" " " lialtlmoru
" " " Philadelphia .......
' " " New Yoi k
, ..ll.soa. m
.. s.i5 p. m
, . 0.45 p. in
. to.r,.ip. m
... 2.30a. in
.... 7.U5 ii m
. . ".on a. m
..'0.10 a. m
..12.3'.n. tn
.... 3A1 a, m
.... 7.3.1a m
.... 7.3.1 a. in
...Au.tb a. m
I.rlo Mall West. Limited Mail West, Lock linen
Acinin. W est uiul Daj Express East make eloso con
liecl on at Northumberland ulth 1 A: II. It, l. trains
fur H Ilkes-llariHaiul scraiitou.
Erie Malt West, 1 Imtted .Mull West and imm Line
i!'t,1,na.t:.t,.(;l0;s0 ecnnectl.ii at Wllllamsport ulth
N. ('. H. w. trains iiorlh.
trie Moll East and West, Limited Midi West, Tast
l.luo Must uiul Day Ex pi (.ss last mako close cou
nei I on at Luck laveii iitlli II. K. V. (. u naliis.
D-nVti!,oiw?,,n"v.1 u!v-K-x-& U"J at
,,.1.','.',,lor v"n r,,n hi'twcen Pl.lladi'inhia and
)l ,1,,!j,m.''n1rt.9n '-Ifo'ti d Mall Wist, l'nst lino West,
I'ldladeipliia Lxpress East and Day Ex,icssEast.
Meepiug Lars on all nlsht trains.
W.M. A. I1ALDWIN,
Dec. 17,'75-tf (ieneral Supt,
I)
!C I-A W A HE, LACK A WANNA
WEOTEll.N ItAlLltUAD.
IlLOOMSIlUIttl DIVISION.
AND
Tlmc-lablo So. to, a'akes effect at 4:30,. M
MONDAY, NOVEMIlElt S3 1S73.
Noimi.
b'l'A'lIONSI.
SOUTH,
a.m. ii in. p.m.
p.m. p.m. u.m
S Of
3
3 r,
3 49
3 111
3 117
3 32
3 27
3 23
.i 10
3 17
3 17
3 12
.'I Oil
. 01
3 1
8 ,"4
2 42
23
2 2.1
2 e
2 13
2 10
2 r,
1 ss
1 13
1 4S
1 43
1 4 1
1 2.1
1 ID
1 15
1 "
p.m.
U IS
'J 4.1
.. .scrnnlon
.. ..llUlciiut. ...
. Tuilorillle...
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Superintendent's onico, hcruntbii, Dec, lo, lS7s!
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
7"M. V. nODINH. Iron Street below sec-
uuu, iiiuoiusniii g, ii,, is prepared to do al
kinds of
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
and
I'Al'EIt I1ANGIN
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riitIsliavliiesurhor (low saiomoney
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