The Columbian., February 25, 1876, Image 4

Agricultural.
Mules for Fnrm Work.
A corr)onclcnt of llio Jnimcan Farm
Journal Hum strongly Htntejt (ho nttpcriority
of mules over horse for farm work In the
noutli. Tho sntijpctU worthy (ho nltcnllnn
of northern formers:
"Mules on nn nvcrngo nro inoro valuable
tlmn horse, nro moro cnsllv raised, arc not
iiKciy 10 run nwny in wagoning nml plow
lug, nro longer lived, will do mnro work nml
require, lm feed nnd nltontlon; they nro
utrongcr, will draw n heavier load nnd stand
ft great denl moro hardships, nnd nro in
every way preferable to the horso for gener
nl farm use. Mules eomo in earlier, being
ready for light work when thrro yearn old.
They will then do enough, work on tho farm
to pay for feed J nflcr having ntlained tho
ngo of four yearn, they nro ready for nny
klmt of service Hut tho horses (colt) most
bo kept until lie la four years old, beforo ho
ii worked nt all, and when ho is four ho
must bon first-rato colt to bring as much ns
the mulo will nt two years old. Hut ns
mi mo tho Animals aro both required for
farm work sec what adlfiercnco tlicro is in
favor of tho mule. Tho working lifo of tho
jnulo can bo safely estimated nt thirty years,
mid that of n horso nt ten years. So whilo
n mulo is working his life out, three liotses
will bo required to do equal service Hut
these nro not tiio only items. Tho saving
of feed is nt least one-fourth, or not less than
f 47 bushels of corn, nnd 427 tons of hay.
Tlicso nmounts, ndded to tho original saving
in purchaso of animals, sliotv nn ndvantngo
in favor of tho uso of tho mulo over tho
liorso of over $1,000 during tho ordinary
lifo of tho animal. The grnin nnd dry feed
being just tho thing for him.
Maxims von Farmers. It is worth
-whilo for nil farmers everywhere to remem
ber that thorough culture is better than
three mortgages on their farm.
That nn oIFensivo war against weeds is
fivo times less expensive than a defonsivo
one.
That good fences nlways pay better than
lawsuits with neighbors.
That hay is a groat deal cheaper roado in
summer than purchased in winter.
That moro stock perish from famino than
founder.
That a horso who lnys his cars back, nnd
looks lightning when nnyono approaches
him, is vicious. Don't buy him.
That scrimping tho feed of fattening hogs
is waste of grnin.
That overfed hens won't lay eggs.
That educating children properly is mon
ey lent nt 100 per cent. "
That one evening spent nt home in study
is moro profitnblo than ten lounging nbout
country taverns.
Regularity in Ff.edino. It is very
comfortable in cold weather to sit by a
warm fire. Many who have tho caro of
stock dislike to leavo warm quarters, and
cling to tho firo place, letting half after half
hour pass by, whilo tho hungry stock aro
shivering nnd hungering for feed and wnter.
In thus waiting for food and water, an nni
mal loses flesh rapidly. Brutes aro tho best
time keepers, in tho world. They know tho
very minute their food should bo supplied,
and aro disappointed if it does not come.
Tho stock breeder, therefore, should seo that
regularity and promptness prevail in tho
caro and management of stock. Thoir var
ious want3 should have attention to tho very
minute daily. 'If hired men will not bo
prompt in taking caro of stock, if thoy don't
sympathize with brutes in winter, they
ought to bo discharged and moro humano
men omployed in their places. Tho poor
brutes do sufTer severely in winter Even
in warm barns nnd stables they can hardly
keep warm In cold weather, but if left out
of doors, exposed to colds and storms, their
sufferings aro intenso, nnd they should be
fed with tho regularity of clock work, and
fed all they can eat, and thoy will requiro
at least ono- third moro food to keep up ani
mal heat than they would if kept in the sta
ble. All stock should havo shelter. It is
cruel to leavo it exposed to the rigors of win
ter without shelter. Rural World.
Horse Stable Floors.
Tho long debated question ns to tho best
material for stablo floors is being revived.
A clay floor was advdeated for years, and
such was tho earnestness of iU advocates
and tho many arguments brought to bear
upon it, that wo were induced somo fifteen
or twenty years ago to try it. In three or four
months wo had tho planks back again, being
Bovorely satisfied of tho disadvantages of
clay for horses. Our present floor of plank
is inclined a litflo from front to rear, where
tho usual gutter is mado to carry off the
liquid voidings. We do not believe in sand,
coal ashes, sawdust nsphaltum, flags, cobble
stones, or any of theso modern devices to
injuro horses. Thus far wo havo never
noticed that this little inclination was in
nny way injurious j nnd wo doubt whether
tho wooden grating placed over tho plank
ing would be advisable, on tho ground that
tho auimal would bo no moro comfortable
while this movable grating or second floor
might lead to nccidents. When n person
can keep horses in good, souud, healthy
condition for from firo to seven year?, as
wo havo done, on a carefully constructed
plank flooring, inclining a little to tho rear,
it is just as well to bo satisfied with it.
Useful Kecipcs.
Squash Pie. To ono pint of sifted squash
take ono quart of milk, four eggs, ono and
one-half cups of sugar; cinnamon nutmeg
and salt. They aro delicious mado this
way.
ITah QiNciERnitnAD. Four pounds of
flour, three of sugar, ono and one-half butter
ono fourth of a pound of ginger, ten eggs,
one-tcaspoonful of saleratus ; seeds if you
llke4
Ginqer SsArs. Ono cup of sugar, half
n tin full each of molasses and butter, somo
ginger, and enough of flour to mako It stiff.
If you think you caunot roll it out it will
bo Just right.
To Clean Oauvrd Furniture. Apply
a paint brush dipped in kerosene oil. It
will remove all dust from cracks, mako tho
furnituro look liko new, nnd tho smell dis
appears in on iiour, It tuo windows aro
open.
Jenny Linu Oake. Two and one-half
cups of flour, ono and ono-hnlf cup butter,
ono cup of cream of tartar, one-half teaspoon
fill of soda and two eggs j spico to your
taste.
To Preserve Lamp Chimnevb. A
lamp chimney may bo mado almost indo
structive by putting it in a vessel of cold
water over tho fire, ana letting it remain
until tho water bolls. It will be found that
boiling toughens in this case.
Consr-BTAncii Cake. Ono cup each of
butter, ctrn-starch, and Bwcet milk, two
and one-half cups of flour, tho whito of six
eggs, ono tcaspoonful of cream tartar, and
fino tonsnoonfui of boua: dissolve, tho corn
ktarck iu milk. '
Younq Folks.
Iiogemls.
THE ltttSCHIlACKEI) MlT8ICTAKfl.
Long ngo tlicro lived nt Alx-la-Cliapello
two musicians both of whom wero hunch
backed. Itut n great dlffcrenco existed In
their faces and characters. Frlcdcl was well
looking nnd nmlablo. n fino musician, for
his soul was full of goodness and it found
expression through tho tones of his violin,
llut UeltJJi had ugly red hair and a more ug
ly temper, nnd his playing was so unmusi
cal that tiono ever listened to him for pleas
ure, rims it happened timl I'ricdei nnd ids
violin wero nlways in demand for nil occa
sions of merry-making and frolic, whilo
llcinzw.n toft unemployed. Now Friedel
loved Agnthn, tho daughter of a rich wlno
merchant, nnd she, perceiving his soul nnd
forgetting Ills deformity, returned his love,
All went well with tho lovers themselves
but knowing tho prido nnd love of money of
tho maiden s father, they determined not to
speak to him until they should bo compelled
to do so. At last a very rich suitor do
sired Agatha for his bride, nnd obtained
her father's consent. Then it was that Frio
del was obliged to speak, though witli sink
lug heart, Tho wlno merchant drovo him
away with harsh words. Poor Fricdel,quito
distracted, wandered, ho know not whither
It was lato when tho chilling dews recalled
him to his senses and ho sought tho town
As ho nppronched it strango sounds were in
tho air nnd sights moro marvellous met his
gaze. Daws nnd all sorts of night-birds
wero screaming, nnd nbovo tho tops of tho
houses tho broom-riding witches wero troop
ing. And nil made their way to tho fish
market, or Pnrwisch, ns it was called, in
Aix-la-Chapcllc. Friedel also went there.
and great was his amazement at what ho
saw. Tho squnro was illuminated by little
flames in iho air, ami crowds of female fig'
urcs were moving about. Then Friedel re
mcmbcred that this was quarter-day, nnd
tho witches wero said to hold a picnic on
that day in this very square. As he thought
of this a woman, who looked very much
liko tho mayoress of tho town and seemed
to bo tho leader of the others, advanced to
meet him and led him to a table loaded with
all kinds of delicacies nnd delicious bovcr
ages, cno invited mm to cat, nnu niter no
had refreshed himself, placed in bis hand a
violin and asked him to play music fordanc
ing. As soon as tho violin sounded, they
moved away tho tables and seats and pre
pared to dance. It gave Friedel a very nov'
el sensation to pcrccivo that whilo all ap
pcared to bo busily talking and laughing, no
sound reached his cars. Soon the lady-prcs
ident gavo tho signal to begin ; then tho vi
olin of Friedel seemed ns if bcwitchcd,for in
spito of him it would go quicker and more
quickly, and tho dancers faster and more
swiftly till nil wns n3 witchlike as could well
bo. At length Friedel fell on a seat ex'
hausted, and tho lady-president thanked him
for his sweet music, and commanded him to
kneel and receive his reward. Then she
whispered words of strango sound above
him, and laid her hand on his poor deform
cd shoulders, nnd quickly removed tho hump
from them and placed it in a dish which she
instantly closed. As sho did this tho clocks
sounded the hour of ono and in a twinkling
all vanished and Friedel was alone. Weary
and confused, ho hastened home, and to bed,
whero for the remainder of tho night strange
dreams came to him. But iii tho morning
ho found tho most wonderful part of all to
bo true. Ho was straight and comely in
form as in face ; moreover, a goodly sum of
money was in tho pocket of his jacket:
cnougli to mako him equal to any of tho
suitors of Agatha. As soon as possible ho
repaired to tho house of tho wino merchant,
and told him his story uudcr tho promise of
secresy. JNow his reception was quitodil-
ferent from tho former one, but it was moro
tho sight of tho money that decided tho mer
chant to mako Friedel his son-in-law than
tho los3 of tho hump. Then wero tho lovers
mado happy.
Although this ndventuro of Friedel s wns
to bo a secret, it escaped in somo way, and
among others Heinz heard tho story, nis
envy and hatred of Friedel, which had been
bitter enough before, wero increasod, and ho
reported wicked stories of Friedel and accus
ed him of tho most immoral iutcrcourso with
tho witches; But ho secretly determined to
attond their picnic on tho next quarter-day
and try his fortuno among them. 2fow as
ho came to tho fish-market the Fame scene
met hi3 gaze as that which Friedel had be
held, and Heinz advanced "boldly, bearing
his own violin, and making signs that ho
was willing to play. Tho danco was formed
but Heinz was so occupied in gazing avari
ciously at tho plato on tho tablo that ho for
got his music nnd played even moro discor
dantly than was his custom. Soon tho
danco became a race, and Heinz believed he
was doing so well as to givo tho witches
great pleasure, when they all ran up to him
and shook their fists at him. Ho had also
been so unwise as to call by name somo
wives of tho town ho thought ho recognized.
When tho lady-president commanded him
to kneel ho thought it was time to claim a
reward, so ho selzod a large gold drinking
cup. The lady gavo him so smart a box on
tho ear that ho gladly dropped tho cup ; she
then took from a tightly covered dish tho
very hump she had taken off tho shoulders
of Friedel and fattened it on tho breast of
Heinz. At that instaut tho clock struck ono
and he was left alone. Who can describe
tho rage and despair of Heinz? Ho added
also to his misfortune by foolishly telling
th story, and thus becamo tho laughing
stock of tho wholo city. Only Friedel felt
sorry for him, and he, out of his goodness of
heart, maintained Heinz comfortably nil tho
rest of his days.
Tin: ISeevks and the lluTCiicrts. Tho
bcoves, onco on n time, determined to mako
an end of tho butchers, vlioso wholo art,thcy
said, was conceived for their destruction, So
they assembled together, and had already
whetted their horns for tho contest when n
very old ox, who had long worked at tho
plow, thus addressed them: "Havo a care,
my friends, what you do. Theso men, nt
least, kill with decency and skill, but if wo
full into tho hands of botches instead of
butchers, wo shall suffer a doublo death, for
bo well assured men will not go without
beef, even though they wero without butch
ers."
Itettcr bear with tho ills wo havo than fly
to others that wo know not of.
Tin: Am and tub GitAssiioiTEit. An
ass hearing feomo grasshoppers chirping was
delighted with tho music, and determining,
if ho could, to rival tlicm, asked them what
it was thoy fed upon to mako them sing to
swoctly. When they told him that they
sunned upon nothing but dew, tho ass be
took himself to tho same diet and boon ditd
of hunger.
Ono man's meat ii another man's poison.
The Km and the Woi.k, A kid being
mounted on tho roof of a loAy house, and
seeing a wolf pass below, began to rcvilo
him. Tho wolf merely stopped to reply,
"Coward I it is not you who revilo mo, but
tho place on which you aro btaudiug."
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Tho Great Imputation
Which Vegctlno has Muiluod in all pirta ot tlio
country as a
Great and Good Medicine,
nnd Iho largo mimler of testimonials w lilcli nro con
swnlly hems received from persons who liato wen
cured by Its use, urn rnnelunlio proof of It Krcat
s.nliio. 'it Is ree. mMcnilcil by ploMclmti nnjl
npotlicearlos. As .i Ulnod-Purltler anil IlrnlUt-lte-borer,
II tins no c ipi.tl. ,
from poor Manors, which debilitates tho sjBtem nnd
tends to destroy honhh Instead of restoring H.
Aro not tho many testimonials given tor llio diner
cnt complaints fiiitlsf,ictory to nny reasonable, per
sons suffering from dhenso that they can bo cured 7
Head the uiueroni tcsiiinoiiiiu.i ki.i;h, "'""""""
eiui doubt. I n many ct theso cases t ho persons my
that their pain and suffering cannot tip expressod.ns
In cases of scrofula, where, apparently, tho whole
lioily was ono maw of corruption. If ege no w III
relieve pain, clennse, purity nnd euro such rtlwasts.
rtfMonng mo puiiem. m nnn. ,i. ...m .
dlnvronf physicians, many remedies, siUTer ng foi
years, Is It not conelusuo proof, If ou aro n sufferer,
you cm bo cured? Why Is I Ids medic ine i-rforin ng
inherent euros? It works in llio iuooii, in "c
......r..,.. i, pm tu, trniv enl pd Uuidr eat
: fluid! It can Ihj truly called tlio ureal
iii'in.ii uiu iiiiiu. iv v." j
tu. i.i..Oin I'd, f.n.nt. Noltrro or HlSea.su onKl
nates In tho blood i and tin lnedlelno that does iioi
act directly upon II, W purify tnu rcnora" . u j
lecomus lifeless and stagnant, ell her from chango of
1st e aim no u oiouu; uiii-ihiuh.
weather or climate, want oi ramm Ti"
or from nny other cause, the i Vegetlne M1 renew o
......... nt n.n t.n,f M linmnrtt. rleaUHO tho
stomach, regulato tho bowels nnd Impart a tone of
uiror 10 mo wuoio uuuv. . .im .vii..t..... . ..... . .....
root-s, barks and horbs. It Is pleasant to take, nml
Is perfectly nfo to irivo an lnium. wiuui.
l)o not hositato to try u. iou munmn
CANNOT 11H EXCELLED.
C1URI.KST0WN, March 19, isoa.
ittVii sni-Thls Is to certify that I havo used your
"Iilood lTeparatlon" In my family tor several jears,
-I.. .... ...'. I.... r..Unn.filln HP I nntpmilfl II UHOrS.
or Itheuinallo AlTectlons, It cannot 1m excelled, ami.
ns n hlood partner and spring medlclne.tt Is 1 ho best,
t hlng 1 hat o e er used! and 1 ha o used almost even -
t i tu.. I rati eneen I v rcuoiuuivuu iv iu "j v ...
need of such a medici ne.
Yours respectfully,
AlrS. A. A. 1MNSM0KE,
10 ltusseU street.
WHAT ISN'EEDED.
lioaroH, Feb. 13, 1871.
1IKNMIY It. STEVENS, Esq :
1)ru Rm-About ono scar slnco I found rnyscir in
n feeblo condition from general ileblllty. eg euup
was strongly recommended to mo by a friend who
had been much beneilted by Us use. I procured tiio
nrttcle, and niter using several bottles, was restored
to health, anil discontinued usiiso. j ieei mmu u
lldent that thero Is no medic no super lor to It tm
.,... u rn, ..-hiii r i I'stw I'l.illv nrcpnred
ami would cheerfully recommend It to thosu who
feel that they need something to restoro them to
L HespocifiUly jours, U. L. rfmxm",
1 lrm ot H. M. 1'cttenglU Co.,
No. 10 Stato Bt., Dobton,
TITCATTH. STRENGTH AND
GIVES
APPETITE.
Jly daughter has received great benellt from the.
usoot tho Vegctlno. Her declining health was;
sourco of great anxiety to all of her frlcn Is. . A .1 uw
bottles of tho Vegctlno restored her health, strength
nnu nppoiuo.. iieM ltaurAcent.
No. 41) Scars Ilulldlng, Dostou.Mass.
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.
SOUTH UiuwiCK, Jle., Jon. 17, 1S72.
Tf II NTFV"IN1 Ffefl
DBAKSiK-1 have had Dyspepsia to Its worst form
for tho last ten jears, and havo taken hundreds of
dollars worth of medlclno without obtaining : run
relief. In September last I commenced taking thu
vegetlnc.slnco which tlmo my health has stead to
Improved. .My food digests weU j and I luv o ga ned
fifteen pounds of Uesh. Thero aro several otheis
m Lius Diacu uuuux vj.i;.i"
relief. , ,
Yours truly.
Tliosus E. MOOllE,
Overseer of Card Room, rortsmouth Go's JllUa.
Vogetine is Sold by All Druggists.
Jan. 14, 187-lin
1876. CENTENNIAL! 1876.
. P. JOM & CO,
To Our Fbiends & the Public :
For tho kind and liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us the past
year you have our Thanks
Through it wo have beeir in
strumental in
imiNoiNa down Tin: prices
on many kinds of Goods.
"We want to sell nioro goods this
year than we did last, and we ask
for a continuance of your generous
support, assuring you that wo
shall always endeavor to sell at
the lowest possible
Prices for Cash.
Wo now call your attention to 89
Pieces, J db4 yards, liamburg
Embroideries and Insert
ings just opened
this week.
Tho above embraco
tho newest and most
beautiful Patterns ever shown.
The Embroideries we sold last
year with such great success, are
and have been long famous as the
best and most saleable, and those
just received are superior in style
and lower in prico than ever before.
We also wish to call the atten
tion of Housekeepers to our largo
stock of
Bleached and Brown Sheetings,
and Shirting Muslins,
Tho very best Brands in all
widths.
Tickings,
Blankets,
Tablo Liuens,
Towels,
Napkins, &o.,
which wo offer at very low Prices.
Wo aro also offering at reduced
Prices,
Furs,
Shawls
Untlenvcitr,
nnd many other Woolen Goods to
closo them out. '
Call and oxamino at tho
Popular Cheap Cash Stovo of
W. P. JONES & CO.,
CATAWISSA, PA,
LOUIS BERNHARD,
Dealer la
ELGIN WAT CUES, CLOCKS,
Silverware, Watches and Jewelry
HIXIOMSimiKl, PA.
Ladles' and Ocntltmeu'in (lold an d fcllvcr Watehcs,
of Arairlcau and Foreign manutucturc.
Silver and Plated Waro, Clocks,
FINK JEWEUIY, AO., AO.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
l'lumplly i:vccu(cl.
oow,7e-iy '
DEMOCRAT, ELOOMSBTJRGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Groat deduction in Pnco!
Groat Reduction m Prico
Qrrat Reduction in Prico
Think of it I Think of it
Th
uk of it I Think ol it
nk of it I Think of it
'PVi!
BAUGITS
inn--
RAW
BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
Mnilo from Haw or fnlmrncil Animal lloncs,
omui' roil oasii.
Wo nro now nclllnk' our li.uv llono Htipcr-l'lioit-
pnaiu at tiio following
Ammonia .... rrom 3 to 4 per cent.
ruuuuiu nnci lTrririmieu
l'lio'ipfiorlo Aclil, l'rom o to It per cont
I'liOHfhnto ot Lime, rcmlcieJ
tiolimble, From 20 to It per cent
At NIST cnfih vlinlos.i1n luk'ps to runners nml
Pl.mtirs, 1'. o. ll. lu fhliiululpUU, at ttio follow Inir
I.OW Hill K3 .
lMTona and over, - t3i per ton, 8,000 ltis,
to iij Tons,
.TJ
40
41
42
43
u .4
I0 4U "
10 i!J "
to 10 "
BAU&H'S
GROUjND HAW BONES,
DayOiiarantced Purc.TBa
At tno following csii l'rlccsi
UK) Tons anil ocr, f34 1(1
no " to t9 Tons tn w
80 " to 49 " no on
10 " to 2'J " 87 IH)
1 " to 9 " ES III)
This liono Is irroundnuro: la not strained or baked.
nnd thoMiUit tmo h.is not been selected tromltfor
cnrhiinllnsr puriMisoH.
Fiinners ure ivipieMrd toirhotliclr orders to tho
denier fully, nnd If tliey ciinnot, Kctllnuglt's Man
il.inl Killllzx-ia lruludutUcis, Ihcj wlllbu supplied
uy us uneeu
BONEMEAL.
CSyWAKIiANTKl) l'UltK.-XDa
F. O. IS. In Philadelphia nt Iho following Low cash
l'iei:s.
100 Tons nnd over, 33 no per Ton, 2,000 lbs.
IS
to 1)0 Tons,
to 74 "
t049 "
10:20 "
to 10 "
89 no
50
oo
id
40 00
41 0)
42 00
43 OJ
PHILADELPHIA
. Ground Bones,
In Hag", on Hoard Cars at Works,
At tho following cash Prices:
lfO Tons nnd ucr, $30 noperTon.
no " to 99 Tons 81 oo " "
30 " to 49 " 82 01) " "
10 " to 29 " 83 (10 " '
1 " to 9 " 84 00 " '
If packed In barrels, no tnro orr,vowUl mako a
deduction of lit per ton from nbovo pilces.
l'crbonsdehlrlng totnke ndvnntjigeot tlio nbovo
tow prices suouiu seuu in incu oruerd at onco.
No. 1
PINE BONE DUST
UlAUAATEUU Al'AB.YMIS:
Ammonia
1'hos.phorlo Acid
llono phosphate of TJmo
from 2 to I percent,
" illUll "
" S3 to 87 "
This article Is cround very line, and H notedforlts
aulck nctlon, and can bo bought nl tho following re
uced prices, lieu on board cisol3 ntour 1'hU.idel
phla Vorks i
wo Tons and over, J.io per Ton, 2,000 lbs.
so " to 19 Tons 31 " " " "
BO " 10 19 ' 82 " " " "
10 " to 29 " 33 " " " "
1 " to 9 " 81 " " " "
B"X. 15. Ono Dollar per Ton additional
on above prices if bliippcu i'rom Italtimore.
I A U G II & SONS,
1JAUGII & SONS,
1AU(J.II & SONS,
20 South Delaware Ave., Philadelphia.
21) .South DelawaroAve., Philadelphia.
20 .South Delaware Ave., Philadelphia.
10.1 .South Street, lialtimore.
103 .South Slruet, lialtimore.
103 Soulh .Sired, lialtimore.
rob. 4-13t.
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Tlin CHICAGO & XOP.TII-WKiTEllN RAILWAY
Embraces under ono management tho fl rent Trunk
ltallwny Lines ot tho WlihT nnd OUTlI-Vj:sT,nnd,
wlih Its numerous brunches nnd conneetlom, forms
the shortest nnd qulckesl routo between Chicago
and nil points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Noktiikrn
Miciikian, .Minnesota, Iowa, Kkhiiaska, California
nnd tho Western Territories. Ita
Oninlia ad Calirornla I.I110
Is tho shortest nnd best "routo fur nil points In north
ern Illinois, Iown, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming,
Colorado, :Nevada, Utah, California, oiegon, China,
Japan nnd Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison & St. Paul Line
la tho bhort lino for Northern Wisconsin nnd Jltnne
feola, and for Jladlson, St. Paul, SllnnenpolW.Uulutb,
and idl points in U10 great North-west. Its
tVinoiiii anil St. J'otcr I.tiic
Is tho only routo for Winona, Itochcstcr, Owatonna,
Jlanknto, ht. Peter, New lilm, nnd nil points In
southern and central Minnesota. Its
Green Raj- ami Ularquctto I.Jnc
Is tho only Imo for .Tanesvlllo, Waterlown, Fond nil
Ijic, Oslikusli, Applelon, (ireen liny, i:seauab,i, Ne-
Enunee, Jlaniuetie, Houghton, Hancock and tho
aku bupei lor country. Its
I'recport ami Suliiuitie ,lnc
Is tho only routo for Klgln. Itocktord, Frccnort. and
aU points Ma I'reeport. Its
Chicago nml 3Iilivaakcc l.iuc
Is tho old Iako Shore Route, nnd Is tho only ono
iia-ssing through lA'.inston, l.ako I-orest, Highland
ill!., II UUftlUll, 1V.IIM.I., lllUUSUil IU .Ullt.UU'lUet
l'lilluisiii l'aiaco Cars
aro
0 run on nil through trains of this road.
This Is Iho ONLY LINK runnlni.' theso cars bo.
tween Chicago nnd St. l'aul.Chlcago and Milwaukee,
or Chicago and Winona.
Atomanaourneepers connect with tho overland
sleepers on tho Union l'actllo Railroad lor all points
west ot tho Missouri river.
ou tho arrival or tlio trains from tho enst or south,
tho trains of tho Chicago A: North. Western llatlwav
leavo Chicago as follow s :
X OK LOCKCJL iLV, rS,'UMAIIA AMI WALDOKMA, I WO
through trains dally, with Pullman palace drawing
room nnd sleeping cars through to Council Muffs.
I'ou ST. Paul amOIinnkaioijs, two through trains
dally, w ltl Pullman palace cars attached to both
iriuns.
1'ok OitEE Uav and Lake Sci'P.Kioit. two trains
daily, with runman paiaco cars airacnea, anurun'
ning mrougn 10 .Maruueiie.
I'ou .MiLWAi'KiE, four through trains dally. Pull
man cars ou night trains, parlor choir cars on day
iraius.
Foil Kimuta and Winona nndnolnlsln AUnnosotn.
onothrougli train dally, with Pullman sleepers to
w IIIUIlll,
Foil DcnrQi'E. v la l'reenorr. twotlirougli trains
dally, wllh Pullman cars on night trains.
10H Ul'ltigi'K ANI l.A MU, UUIUUIl, lVU
through trains dally, with Pullman cars on night
tialu to Mcliregor, loa.
FOB MOUX C1TV AND YANKTON, 1WO ITMnS Uail,1'UU'
nan cars to .Missouri Valley Juucllou,
hi t i.akk 1 i knkva. lour lnuns IIUIIV.
l'Olt WOCKI'nitD. hlkltl.lMI. KKNOsllA. JANESVII.I.K.
nnd other points,) ou can h.io from tw 0 to ten trains
dally.
Now York omen, No 411s lliondways lloston onlce,
r Mnio Mreei; umnua oiuee, aoj t'lirnuaiu ruiri-ti
..ii iuiii.i.'.i.u UIIIV.L', ... ..iuihk"!"1... niii.t v.iiu..-
go ticket omcesi (.3 1.1111 K siiixi, linuer Mieriuan
llou.'.o: corner Canal and .MudUou Mneti Kliu.lo
Mrect dqmt, corner W. Klnilo and canal Streets!
Wells Street depot, corner Wells and Klnzlo hlieels.
For rates or Information not attaUiahlo from your
nomo ticket uguuu, nppiy 10
V. 11. Htennktt. Mauvin llromrr.
Oen. Pass. Ag t, Chicago. cen, Sup't.clilcago
Feb. 4,'!0-iy
lti:i)UCi:l) TO A CEHTA1NTV.
Clinuco to Qaln
$100,000
s.1.00,000
Without risk, wnd forilrcular nt ence. Notlino
to lose. AtJJSN & CO., 19 Nassau nr., nkw yonr,
bep, ll,-cm.
OTKL TO LKASE.
in llfili lln ornngevl p. column a county. 111,
known as thu Jaiobdooil sland, now occupied by
JUm njder.ls to Ixj kl lor tho ear beginning April
j, joiu. nyyij iu n ...,, .1..,
Alt'ynt-law.
Jan T.IO-tf. Dloonitburg, l
USINFi CAltDS,
VIBITINOUAIIDN.
LETTISH 11F.A 113,
ISILL liiwviin,
IfiSTUtS. ().. JtC
V; tally and Cheaply iirlntod at tliuUoLUM
VULH SJLUCO.
Ayor's Cathartic Pills,
For llio relief nnd
euro of all derange,
ment hi tho Ptoin.
nrh. Hirer, nnd bow
els. Theynroninlld
nperlenl. nnd nn
oxcellent purifntlvo.
lleintr iturelv veiro
JJ tablo, lliry coulaln
rnlwhatcwr. Much
nctlon rlekncitniid
mrfeilnitlmireietit'
rd liv (heir llmrlv
tisol nnd every family Miould have them on band
for their protection nnd relief, when required.
Long expcrlcnco has proved lliem to bo tlio af.
est, surest, and best of nil tho Vlllt wllh which
tho market nbounds. lly lliclr occasional use,
tlio blood Is purified, tho corruptions of Iho sys
tem expelled, obstructions removed, nnd tlio
wholo machinery of lira lestorcd to Its heallhy
ncllvlty. Internal organs which becomo clogged
nnd sluggish nro elcnnsed by .Itirr'f I'M, and
Pllniulalcd Into ncllnn. Thus incipient ilicno
Is changed Into health, tho value of w lilcli change,
when reckoned on tlio vast niiiltuiii. who enjoy
it, can hardly bo computed, '1 heir sni nr coaling
makes them pleasant to take, nnd preserve their
virtue unimpaired for any Icngih or lime, so
that they nru ever fresh, nnd perfectly tellable,
Alllioiigii searching, they nro mild, nnd operate
w llliout disturbance to tlio constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions nro given on Iho wrapper to
each box, how In uso them ns n Family l'hyslc,
nml Tor tho following complaints, which theso
J'llls rapidly euro:
For iij sprpslii or Iin1ltrrtlnii,'7,l1li'.
nr, I.aiiiriioi'nnd J.nssof Appetite. Ihey
should ho taken moderately lo stimulate tho bloni
nch, nnd restoro Its henllliy tone and nclion.
For J.litr Ciimpliiliil nnd Its various symp
toms, aillloll llriidiiclll. ftlcli llcnil-
iichr. 3mnnllrMir4r 1 Mi Kiii. nil-
ton Colic and IIIIIoik i-r, they blmuld
lio Judiciously taken Tor each cac, to enncct llio
dUeased action or rcmovo tho obstructions w hlili
cnuso It.
For ljtMiter.r or DlnrrliU'U, but ono
mild dose U generally required.
For lllii-iitiiatlsiu. loiit, f-rawl, l'at-
Sltatlou r llio Heart. Ial In Iho
lilp, IlacK anil l.olns, Uiey should bo conlin-uoui-ly
taken, ns reiiulred, to change llio diseased
nclion or tlio system. WIUi such chango thoso
complaints disappear.
For Ilropsv nnd Itrnpslral ftni'lllngs,
they should 00 taken In largo nnd lrcqitcnt doses
to produco tlio effect ofa drastic purge.
For Miitii4'Jn, n largo doso slmuld bo
taken, ns It produces tlio desired effect by syni.
palhy.
As n Dinner VIU, tako ono or two J'lff to
Pl-oiiiolo digestion nnd relievo llio stomach.
An occasional doso stimulate tlio plnniachand
bowels, restores llio nppctltc,nnil Invigorate llio
pystcm. Ilenco It I ollcn advantageous wlicro
no serious derangement exists. Ono who feeU
tolerably well, ollcn flnds that a doso of theso
2111 make nun feel decidedly better, from their
cleanltig nnd renovating ctlcct on tlio digestivo
npparntus.
riiEi'AitcD nv
Dr.T. C.AYrit.'iCU.,rractlealCIcint8ti,
J.O WV.LT,, MASS., U. S. A.
FOU SALE 1JY ALL DHUUUISTS LVLUYWlICltlJ.
April lfl-75yl
EW STOCK OP CLOTIIIXO.
AND
Gentlemen's Dross Goods.
DAVID LOWEN15ERO
Invites attention to his largo and elegant slock ot
f'lnln'iio
'at his fctoro on;
MAIN ST1.ECT, IN TUB NEW BLOCK,
DLOOJtSIlUIia, PA.,
whoro ho lias Just received from Now York and Phil
adelphia a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lacludlns tlio most fashionable, durablo nutl!
DRESS SS-tDOBS,
CONSISTING. OF
BOX
SAOK,
I'KOOrT,
CllTM
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OF ALL SOltTS SIZF.3 AND C0I.0K8,
He h03 also replenished his already largo ttock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIJIKllES,
STItlPED,
1
Fiouitni)
ANDJl'LAlN VESTS,
HdlitTS,
CItAVATS
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
llANDKEHCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
JSUSPENDEIiS,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ho has constantly on hand a largo and well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Veatings,
which ho la proparcd to mako to order Into any kind
of clothing, on Tory short notlco, and In the best
manner. All his clothing 13 mado to wear and most
ollt la of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATC1IKS AND JEW15L1.Y,
OF EVEIt Y DESCIUPTION, FINE AND CHEAP.
HIS CASE OF JEWELKY IS NOT SUHI'ASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSOliT
MENTOF Clothing, Watches, Jew
ry, Sec.
DAVID LOWENBEHQ.
ulyl,'l3-tf.
TWO MONTHS FREE ! !
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
"The j.tatliiai American A'cwujiuiitr,' '
On receipt of t'i and thlsndvertlsementTiiK Wkkk
t.v '1'ittiirsK win lm hi 111. noslniro nnld. unlll Decem
ber 31st, lsto, or for IU!.fo, six copies! for '.(.lcU'U ;
forfso, iniriy-ouo, auuicm
Jan, lti,'75-ly. THE TIIIIIUNE, Now rork,
A DVEHTISINO: Cheap: f!oo4i fiyftcma
V tic All jierbons who conoemplatumaklng eon
fratlswllhnewsp.iHrs lor llio luseitlon ofadver
tlsvucntit, should bend its cents to (ieo. P. Powell X
Co., Paik How, New York, for thtlr PAMPHLET
HOOK (ulnety-seventli cdlllon,) cunlalnlng llhtsof
oer scioo uettbpaiH'i'H and etlunntes, showing llio
cot. Adveillsi incnts taken for leaning papers In
many Males at 11 tremendous reduction irumpiiu
Ushers' rates, ultiiie Hook. Jim. lMi-ly.
(eTOS'20 per day, Agents wanted. All
tlljts euushuao. nuiniuu ,h-iijiiu.u i,uu, ou.im, , iiuiik
and old, mako moro moneyntwoikforus.lnthelruwn
lOeUUIUlD, UUIIIIK Hll. ...w.... ... ....
time, than at any thing elso. w o offer cmiiloyinent
that will pay handsomely for oery hour's work.
I'uil particulars, terms, Ac, send us jour nddress at
once. Don't delay. Now Is tlio tlmo. Don't look
for work or business elsewhere, iiuttlyouhnvo learn
ed w hat wo offer, ll. Stinson Co., Portland, Jlalno.
Jan. unr-ly.
s
"A Woman fair to look upon."
ABA, The Princess,
Facslmllo ot a celebrated Oil Painting by into.
C1IA1IT, In SI oll-colors-sUo ITxW Inches. Tho my.
nl beauty ot loco and form, rich oriental costume.ro
mantle eastern luudscnpo baek-grouud.w Ith Its well,
palm trees, nocks, tents, nnd long strt tcli ot detcrt,
nnd distant boundary of mountains, combine to form
a rare and lovely picture. It would grace thowaUs
otany pubUo or private gallery. canvassEks aro
wild out It, and pro competing tw thocwJi 1're
inlums. Bend lor our splendid offer. Address
J, U, FOltD S CO., Now Y
Jan.Sl-M.
GRAND OPENING !
KLIAS JflilNDUN HALL
HAVING resumed tlie business of Mcrclinii
dl'clug at Uls Old store, on
MAIN STltKET, llLOOMSIlUim,
NEAR TltS tonr.3 ItOlM.,
Desires In call tho attention ot hli Frlendi nnd the
pubiio Kcneruiiy.o ins
NHW, FUI.I. AND VA1I1K1)
STOCK OF GOODS,
TUST OPENED,
And solicits nsharo ot public pnlronngo
HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF
dry tumrfH,
(lUOCr.IIIF.fl,
tiUKIlSSWAUB,
WOODIS'WAIIE,
wn.i.oww'Aiin,
hoots mionn,
tlAltnWAKlv,
n.oui! and fei:d
In connection with his slock of Xttrcnandlso lio
constantly keeps on hand In his yard.
A IT'LL STOCK OF
Iteseil and Mr Liter,
AND SHINULESOl' 1119MANl!FACTiMin.
Bill Lumber mado u miccinlity.
CALL AND SEE.
Oct. 3, 1173 tr.
33L003VCS33XJS.GI-
MARBLE WOHKS,
T. L. GUNTONv Proprietor,
J1A1N STREET, I1ELOW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MOHUMfflTAL MARBLE WOMS
Wo uso tho best AMERICAN nnd ITALIAN Marble.
Ho has on hand and lurnlshcs to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMI5S,
HEADSTONES,
UltNS, VASES, &c.
Evcrj' variety ot Mnrblo cutting neatly executed at
tlio lowest market pi Ices.
A long prnctica I experience nnd personal nl tent Ion
to business makes tlio proprietor conlldent or gllng
satisfaction. All ordcis by mall promptly nttended
to. P.O. box 237.
jrj3f.iV. Jl. Work delivered free ociflrjc.-SXt
Aug. SI, '74-ly. T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor.
YAINWRIGIIT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch strccjs,
riULADELrilM,
Dealers in
TEAS, SYRUrS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES
i'.ice, sricES, nicAim soda, &c, &c.
SWOrdcrs will receive prompt attention.
l,7-tf
110LLINS & HOLMES
No. IT Ccntro Stre '.
Mm Gas and Steam Fite
UMANUrACTURERS OF
rxisr -w are,
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wire Trellises, &c. Dealers in Stoves, Hang
er Furnaces, lialtimore Heaters, Low Down
Grates, Atantcli, TUMI'S, Weather Strips,
etc. Alio
GAS FIXTURES
of tho latest design. Special attention paid to ro-
pmi ing rc ing .iiacuines 01 eiery uesciipiion, e.lleS
Locks. Hell HuliL'lML'. Kev 1'ltllliL'. c. 'LUnlo Kcsl.
deuces Heated byMeaniut a small costnboo Hot
.nr. leu. so, ,5 ir,
Bargains in Lumber!
at tlio store of
john j. wmmi
BENTON, COL. CO. PA,
100,000 fencing boards, nt S8.75
100,000 heart Shingles, shaved,
oxtra gooil, nt.00
300,000 Sap Sliingles Bhuved, at
U'1.00
100,000 No. 1 Sawed Shingles
at $5.00
Also Plank, Siding, Inch Pino,
and all kinds of lumber
can bo found in my
yard.
Call at onco for bargains.
Dec, 8,-3m
THIS I'AI'EU IS 0 I ILK WITH
ROW ELL & HESMAH
- Advorllslng Agents,
THIRIX& CHESTNUT 6TS., ST. LOUIS, MO
SHI GENERIS.
CABINET ORGANS.
UNEQUALEDS'.i.J.UHAPPROACIIED
In cni'rti'lty anil cxr urai 1 ey niiy miiwr.. uh.iu.
ti i7irnTrTinniTjrrim u
akB DIPLOMA OPHOHOE
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1807.
fill I V AliT'rUim Organs ivtr nwiinloil nnv mcslftl
urtLrf In Europcor which tirerrnt uili Hlmonll.
n.uy uxeclli'nco w tn commoml n witlo mIo there.
A I ID A VO mvnrildl lith.t )rrmliini lit Iniliia
ALlI ft I O trial llxp'isitlim-. In AmcrlnmwMU
I'ur'ii." (Jul (if hluulrcH thrru hnvo not lcli U in
nil hero nny other organs havo lioni preftrrcd.
DCPT 1 lectured 'S llmlncnt Musician;, In holh
Ijtol h.mli hi r. s t liiirlmled. fro
llMTIMClSIAI. UIItCUf.Alt, MltholiUiiwianf moro
tlinn OiicThollwiIld (' nt frw).
UIPIOT en liavlns n Mason : Itamlln. Do not
I O I O 1 tnlo nny other. Vtutrn gel LAtior 11 com.
mikwom. r tttllitl tnjirlvr oraum. ami tor ((
I'cnwii etcii trv ray hunt lo I'M immtlilng clue.
tlClU OTVI CP with most Important linpmvo
lltll olILCoinciit' rnnJe- ,,r
t.'.lii nnd oiiil.hinlli.il Slop". Slllirrh
lituucro and other C'nei of new Tclmi".
PIANO-HARP CftBINET ORGAN c".
qnl-itto cumb.tmtiun vt thctoiiiBtnimrntR,
EASY PAYMENTS.
I'nynipntai or rcntoil until ronl vnyn fur Iho ornnn.
flBTIll flPIICP nnd Clrcnlnrii, wtth full 1'nrlle
llAI ALUuUto nUr,fm. A.lilrwsMAhON
HAMLIN OIKIAN CO., IS I Trcmfnl Streit, 110S
TllNt a.1 Union Hiliinrr, MLW i'OlUCi or t)0 ii
AdanuSt., CIltOAUO,
MASON a HAMLIN
cabinet mm
MAY Iir. OBTAINED AT
WHOLESALE 0E RETAIL
or
Ii. Bo Is9WEIiJi
SCRANTOW, Pa.
General iycn utao for. tho celebrated
GHICKERIMG PIANOS.
ALSO, OF
I. K. MIL.L.EK. '
r.Loo.vsnimo, pa.,
Dealer in above Instruments,
Jlnrclilo,';s y
HEW CC0DS 1
A HEAVY STOCK,
S. II MILLER & SON
Have Just llcccivod
the largest ami best ssuiiply ot
CHEAP kW FASHIONABLE
DEI GOODS,
They liavo ever offered to their friends and cus
tomers.
(jlotlis, Ossimeres, anil Satinetts
for MEN'ri WKAI!,
Olotlis, Alapacus, Mcrino
fur LAD IKS' WIS A It,
CALlCOi:, J1USLIXS, CA.MlHiICf!,
ami every variety of Dry Ciuotld ilesin d.
STOCK OF
Carpets, Mats, Ottomans,
CLOSED OUT AT COST
FAMILY GllOCEIUES,
iiieluilin all tlio varieties of
COl'TEKS, TKAS nml Sl'dAItP,
COUNTIIY PatOUUOK.
ami a general Kiipply of articles useful for the
tablo always ou hand,
CALL AND SEE.
Country produce of all kinds taken in ex.
chango for goods at cash prices.
Oct. !,'?l-tt
HOLIDAY GOODS
J. H. MAIZE,
has just received a Una assortment ot
AI.DF.N KVAl'OllATED I-BACIIIM.
Tlio best fruit ot IUo l.lnd lu tlio market.
i'iMiAi'ri.i:ciiia:si:,
AUIUItIA GltAI'ES,
t
OltANOES,
tKMONS,
COM'EUTION'3,
AC. AC.
ABrlemUiinowiotof
C1I1NA-WAUL',
TOILET SETS,
C1IIL1J1IENSTOYKETS,
NEW HTYtl! CUSl'IllOltS,
t'EKTUNSIAI, 111IEA1) I'L-VfES,
OIASS-WAUE,
(JUEENS-YVAUE,
In creat vnilclv. A full Unek of funny lamps nnd
llnuiliitmlHTM.!K. riieclalntleiillon is called In Ills
ruu ui iiuiiTj mm Mmi nure. nmiiuiu i.theiiiu
at p.mlerleeK, ull Ills kooiK nui llio liohl Hull eau
lio linnslit. A few thousand iluu brand elt'ius will to
cliiMil uiiuhenp.
hlnH it n I tlotlpedes for bojs, and nn endless
uiuiy in k-vi iiutii; m tins line,
Dec. II, 115.
II US' KXl'l (Tuinvr-Tiio cront lleinedy for
rouiflis, ('(ild.s, I'onsiiiuniion, and all Dheasesnr tlio
UiTOil and Hint's. VUl,t'iiie, and oltennlieu lln'easo
apparently hopi'lci. Wuilu nut moan to nny, that
vliciilliu l.tiiiKS mo ilehliojed any iiieilleliiu can
cieale lliem unew, llut o do hay, lliatltapeiKim
li.ts a Vlolt lit t-'ougli, Nlftlit bn enls, L'leeiilui,' Willis,
Is eoiillmd lo led it tuie may Ijoelleeled,
J, II. llnnlel & Coi Hear Mrs I linto nsi d Haas'
Kkpeeiorunl lu iny fiiinllr lor m ji uis, and lulu llio
cxiRrlenee ol know Inif lis w ent merlts.and do l.id.
ly lecoiiiinenil It to all MUlcreis with tliobo ills
lltbhlnt,' C( mplalnts for which It Is Intended.
HEN. W. IIEII'S.NYIIEII,
(lalllliolls, Ohio, Nov. un, ISIS.
'1 iv ll 1 1'lllL'E GOCEN'J'M, bold by all Drustrbts.
Veli. ll.-hin ,
AN ACTUAL EUBINESS INbTlTUTION AND
TELEOUArillO NST1TUTE.
Vor information coll at OOloo, or bond for Colli
Anviumiu. Junostwiy
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
lllliADKl-l'IlA AND ItllADI.N'Cf ItOAl)
A1M1ANOHMUNT OK PASSKNOIlll
J'ltAlNB.
MAY nn, lirr..
Til 1NB I.HAVK llt'lCnT AS 101.1 OVt if t'Kt'AVEXCEl Ttl)
Tor New York, 1'lillnilclrliln; licnillni,', rottmlllo
Tmnnqttn, e., 11, fM u, IA
I'ur I'ntnwl.inn, 1I,M n, ifl. and T,l (i. m.
For Vllltiiinsr:ort,G,8 ft. in. nml 4,(1 1. in.
TitAina rou nurnitT i.eavk a mt.ij0wv, (H'iihav
iKi-rm.)
Invo New York, lym n. ni.
I'uvo I'lillmlelplila, P.ll. n. in,
teavo IteacIlnK, 11,3) u. in., t'ollnvllle, 12,10 p. in
nnrtTamnqtui.t,)). m.
Iavo('alav.l,ijn,r.,2(in,in. nml l,i"lp.in.
Leave 'llllatri8porl,'.',!!0ii, in. nmlfi.on p. m.
IMHenirern to nml from Hew York nml I'lill.nU'l
phl.i go tluoutjli llliout eluuijfi- of earn.
j. a. woormx,
Jan. 11, 1870 tr. (Icncrnl Huperlnteiulent.
OUTIimtN
CICN'TltAIi KAIIAVAY
COMPANY.
On nnd nfter November sotli, lS.ft, trains will leavo
SUNllUltYns follows I
NOUTIIWAIID.
Erlo Mall 6.20 n. m., arrlvo F.lmlr.t 11.M a. m
" C'nniiiid.ilKiia. . . n.nr, p. m
" llochtMtcr MS "
" Niagara tuu "
ltcnovo nccoininodatlonlt.loa.in.aulto Williams
rtli.wp. in.
Elmlra Mall l.ir, n. m., arrlvo Elnilra lo.to a. m.
liuirulo Exprows T.isit. in. miltu lnilTnlo s.w a.m.
bOUTUWAltl).
lliillalo Express n.Mi n. m. m rlvo llarrliburg -l.to a. m
" lialtimore 8.W "
Elmlra Mall ll.lSa.m., nrrlvo llnirlsbiii!f l.r,o p. m
" Wnslilnglou lo.su "
" llalllmoreC.30 "
" Washington s.3i "
Ilnrrlsbiirfe'iiccommodalloit 8.10 p. m. arrlvo llarrls
burg lo.w p. m.
nrrlto Ilalllmoro .'.'.2.'i n. m
" WnslilngloiiCl.i "
Erie Mall IS.M a. m. arrlvo Han Mmrs o.n., a. in,
" Ilalllmoro tuo "
" Waslilnglon lii.r.5 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. IIOYD, Jr., (leneral rassenKcr Agent
A. .1. CAbSA'l"!', (leneral Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
riiiltiilclrdiht bi Ki'io It. It. Division.
"WlNTKliymiE TAI1LK.
ON and nflcr .SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1S75,
tlio trains on tlio l'lill.ulelpliU & Erlo liall
Koad IJH Iblon will l mi us follows :
WJiSTWAlW.
PAST LINE lenves New York
l'lilUdelphla ,
" " ' llaltlinoru
" " " llaiilsbiirj;
" " nrr.nl Wllll.imspiiit
" " " Link ll'iuii
" " " ilellefonto
9 25 n. m
1'2.r..'i p. m
1 .'.'D i. in
Mi p. in
MB ii. in
m.'jo p. in
ll.io p. in
EltlE MAIL leaves New Yoll:
" " " I'lillmlelplilj....
" " " Ilaltlinoii'
" " " ll.iriliiiiire;
" " " Wlill.imspurt...
" " " Lock Jlaten ...
" " " lienoto
" " nir. nt Erlo
m
..9.(10 p. Jl1,
a. in
K.8 a. m
JMn.m
1l.or, a. nt
.. T.50 p. in
LIMITED
MAIL leaves Philadelphia.
J.'.'o a. m
. 7.31) a. ,x
10.15 a. m
JlllIlllllOI-U....
" " " Ilanlslmi'd. ..,
' " nrr. nt Wllllamsport.
" " " Lock Ilatcn...
" " " llcnoto
. -.n.i p. ra
. 3.30 p. Ill
. -l.jo p. in
. s.oo n. m
. KSo a. m
. l.nn p. m
. iuo p. in
. 7.30 p. m
LOCK HAVEN leaves I'lill.idclplila
" " " Uiilllmnie
" " " Hnrilhhiirir
" ' arr. at Wllllanisiiort
" " " Lock llateli
-: o:
KASTWAIW.
I'UIL' A EXl'llESS lcncs Lock- Haven ...... n. 10 a. m
" " " Wllllainsport 7.Mu.m
" " uriUratllariWnii(f Iir.'.a.m
" " ' ltaltlimiro il.ir, n. ni
" " ' l'hllaUeliihla 4.20 p m
." " " NewYoik 7.35 p. m
DAY EXI'IIESS leaves lieuovo 9.10 a. m
" " " iJiek Haven 10. nn. m
" " " Wllllamspoit. .. .11.35 n. m
" " jtrr. nt Ilai rKinirif s.oo n. m
" " " I'lilladelphU can p. m
" " " New Yoik IMS p. m
" " " lialtlmoro c.35 ji, m
EIIIE MAIL leaves Erlo 11.20 a. m
" " " llenovo h.25 p. nt
" " " Link llatcn D.-ir.p. in
" ' Wllllamsport 10.55 p. ni
" " nrr. at Il iirWiiiri; 2,sou, iu
" 11 " li.illlnioio 7.35a, m
" " " rnil.idelDhia 7.ooa. m
" " " New York lo.lOn. m
1'AST LINE leaves Wllllamsport 15.35 a. m
" " ntr. at II.u iKbury s.f.ia. iu
" " " Ilalllmoro 1.35 n.m
" " " riilladelphu 7.35 n. m
" " " NewYoik lo.25a. in
Erlo Mall West. Limited Mall West, Lock Haven
Areoin. West nml Day Express East nuko close eon
melloniit Noitliiiinl.eil.nid with L. K IS. It. It. trains
for Wllkes-Uarionnd scruuton.
Erlo Mall West, Limited Mall West nnd Fast Lino
West mako closo connection nt Wllllamsport with
N. c. It. W. trains uoitli,
Ei lo -Mall I.'nst and Wett, Limited Mall West, East
l.lno West nnd Day Express East muko closo cou
nt el Ion at Lock Haven with 11. E. V. It. It. tialns.
Erlo Mall East and West connect nt l.Uo with
trains on L. K..V, M. s. 11. it. nt Corry wllh o. C. .V. A.
V. It It. at Einpoilum wllh li. N. . i; p. it. li. and at
Driftwood with A V. II, it,
I'm lor I'ais will run between Philadelphia and
Wllllninvporton I.linllid Mall West, l'ast lino West,
Philadelphia Kxpiess East nnd Day Express East.
Mccplui; Curs on all night trains.
AVM. A. 11ALDWIN,
Dec. n,'75-tf General Supt.
DliLAWAltlv, LACKAWANNA AND
WEbTEliN lt.MI.ltOAU.
I1LOOMS11UKG DIVISION.
Tlme-Tabla No. C'J, Takes effect at 4:30 A, M
MONDAY", N0VEJII1EU 22 1S75.
N011T11,
bTATIONS.
beinmon
Uellovuo
....Tu) Ion llio... .
..Latkawanua
I'lltMon
. West I'lttbton...
SOUTH,
p.m.
n (A
8 on
p.m. n.m.
n.m. p m, p.m
a 5S 9 111
9 3s
ll 25
C 30
(j 35
(1 43
11 til
IS 65
7 01
7 00
7 11
7 in
7 25
7 an
7 40
7 4-i
7 63
k cr,
3 51
9 43:
9 .'IS
9 4S
9 53
10 IMI
10 00
10 11
10 10
111 20
10 2J
10 27
10 27
10 32
10 35
10 40
11) 41
10 52
11 15
11 17
11 23
11 31
11 30
11 ,VJ
11 43
11 61
11 57
12 2
12 07
12 10
12 25
12 32
12 30
2 2.1
7 ta
3 411
3 12
a 37
a 32
3 27
3 23
J 19
3 17
3 17
.1 12
2 31
2 CS
2 411
2 52
2 H
3 CI
3 17
3 11)
3 17
3 VI
3 27
3 32
3 37
3 45
4 till
1 15
4 21
4 10
4 37
4 11
4 40
4 5l
5 12
5 US
C 11
6 20
6 SS
5 47
fi 5 2
IS 10
7 4(1
7 4'l
7 113
7 21
7 22
9 31
9 25
9 20
9 15i Wiomiug
tf Jl
9 07
9 (15
9 15
S Vi
50
8 51
5 4S
8 41
8 SO'
8 111
8 14
6 OS
8 1 2
7 r
7 51
7 40
7 40
7 !15l
7 nn
7 201
7 It,
7 III1
7 0
II 45
Jlaltbv
7 IS
7 15
7 15
7 07
Ileunett
Kingston
Kingston
..Plymouth June..
....l'l)iiiouth
Aiumlalo
Nanllcoko
.Ilu lilock's creek.
. Milektlilnny...
....Illck's Kerry...
....Death llateu...
licnWck ....
Hilar Creek
...Willow (iroto....
LIuio llldge
Espy
.lilooinsbiirg
Unpen
cntawliKi llrldge.
. Clark's Knltcu...
Dainllle
Chulasky
Caiiieiou
.Noilhuinbeiliiud.
7 O.I 3 UJ
is M a oi
11 M
3 HI
li 45
11 30
U 15
B 09
U 02
5 65
5 52
5 4S
5 40
r. at
r, 2s
n 23
b 20
A 13
4 55
4 Ml
I !.5
p.m.
2 SI
1 12
2 31
2 23
2 19
2 13
2 10
2 1 11
1 6S
1 Ml
1 4s
1 43
1 40
1 25
1 11)
1 15
I I.I
p.m.
8 45
s in
9 on
0 61)
(1 55
7 OS
7 20
7 41)
7 45
7 62
8 511
U 25
S 41)
S 47
9 15
12 61
a.m.
p.m. p.m. n.m.
W. 1'. lIAI.bi r.AD. supt.
Hupeilutciident's Ofllco, Htranton, Dec. 10, is,6.
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
"T7"M. K IIODINK, Iron Rlrcet Mow dec
ond, llloomsbiu g, l'.t., is prepared to do ul
PAINTINCr,
"aiAZINO,
u nil
I'Al'EU IIANQlNCiS,
In iho best Mjles, nt lowcstlrrlccti, nnd ntelort
notice.
1'arties having; such work to do will suvo monc by
work warranted to giro satisfaction, ordus
dollclted
WM. V. llODlKr.
March .. 11-1 jr