11 I'nUuro of Celery. ( Thn .1 , -..v.......,, ,., ,,,,n UVIILIUU3 tlUUIUJU lncrcacs yearly, anil H behoove our gar- j ' lienor i to pay close nttentloii to its culture, All" they ileslro to receive tho hlfihcst market j price for their crop. Pure, white, unspoi lt, ted stalks aro required by consumers, for II j) they become rusted tho quality of the eel ery is injured. Fresh, crisp, Arm, snowy V stalkrt of n large site, nro always sought nf-ter. Various nro tho decision concerning tho , preference for ridge or trench culture, hut whichever course is pursued, rich soil I very essential. If tho plants nro spliidllnc nml weak now, they will not produce fine largS stalks; hut a judicious Use of liquid manure will greatly increase their size. A solution oi guano water is tho best stimulant, unless barnyard liquid can bo moro readily obtain ' cd. Dlssolvo one largo Iron spoonful nl guano to each gallon of water, and apply twice a week. Native guano, gathered from the hennery, will also afford a good lubstl tuto. Dissolve one pint of hen manure In thrco gallons of wntcr, and let it stand In t tho sun for two or threo days; water with it 1 twice a week, These stimulants are moro desirable for tho culture of celery in small gardens than for market gardening. They could not easily lie applied to several acres, but will strength en tho growth and Increaso tho slzo of a few (trenches.. Many amateur gardners mako a mlstako in earthing up tho stalks too early, before the i, plant has obtained a vigorous growth, and ' thus tho roots are buried too deeply for their health In most climates, the first or mid die of October Is soon enough to begin to blanch celery for winter use, and by that time the stalks aro largo and firm. Great care mint be taken not to cover tho crowns, i. e, the temlorest sprout) witli sand or earth. Use tho hand rather than tiio hoe or trowel while placing the earth around the stalks, and select a dry day for tho work. It is tho dampness of the soil when applied which frequently causes rust to attack tho stalks In two weeks earth up, or fill In again. Celery Is now considered a desirable bc- dativo for nervous complaints, and also a good digester of father dished". At any rite, it Is a very .delicious addition to dinners or suppers, and with tho expenditure of a littlo caro and troubio can be raised as readily by the-amateur as tho market gardener. Coun try Gentlemen. Pasturing Meadows. A paragraph is traveling quito extensively through our agricultural exchanges, recom mending pasturing meadows as a means of making them More "productive. It gives the name of a practical farmer who has tried it, id is sure ho knows that pasturing is tho preferable practice. All of which shows that there are exceptions to all rules. It is possiblo that under some circumstances pas turing meadows may bo really beneficial j but it by no means follows that it is to be generally recommended. For tho great ma jority of meadows pasturing at any season is undoubtedly injurious. The roots both of clover and timothy-are very liablo to iif jury by the tramping of cattle at any season. Cropping tho herbage diminishes tho vigor of the plant. If fed down in stirinc. it will usually bo-impossible to get more than half a crop. If fed closely after haying, tho nat ural shelter of tho plant and rooU for win ter is destroyed., Tho exception to this is where blue grass or red top completey'occupy theBoil. Their fine roots are scarcely injured when tho ground is dry, and the removal of surplus grass leaves the surface moro open to the warm sun3hinoof early spring. Tho intense cold of winter on a dry soil will not injure ' the roots of such a meadow, and there is a positive advantago in having tho ground clear and open to the warmth and light of spring. How much clover is injured by close pas turing may be seen by watching the bad ef fect which a wagon track, has made across the field. The crowns of the clover roots will bo found broken down, and the plant made about ns feeblo and stunted a growth as corn plants would under similar circum- stances. The hoof of a horse or cow is little l'ss destructive to clover wherever ittonches. Of course, rich full fed cattlo will wander but little and the injury will bo less ; but whoever expects to get the hfst result from having his fields seeded with clover should sec to it that stock of any kind is kept out of them, and that the crop is allowed to ob tain nearly Its full growth before rutting. Moore's Rural. lirceding Fowls. When it can bo done, mate tho best two-year-old hens with a fine, large, vigorous cock, one-year-old. Where pullets are used in breeding they should be mated with a cock two years old. A hen's first laying for the season will always give the best etiicks, She is then moro vigorous than after laying a long while. There is moro vitality and thrift in the earlier than in the late hatched chicks. Owing to tho great strength and vigor of the hen when the first begins to lay, there is moro vitality in the germ from which the chick starts, and it is character ized by a gieater robustness all through the period of growth and development ; there' fore, hatch early. When the chicks are old enough to show what they will be, all that do not come up to the mark should be cull ed and eaten, or marketed; this will leave moro room for tho good onfs. A "beginner sometimes thinks that his chicks may come on and outgrow some apparent defict, but, unless behave nerve to use tho axe freely, he will make slow progress In breeding Everything that docs not "fill the bill" at twelve weeks old should go upon tho broil Ing spit. Exchange. Jin miring Trees. A writer in the Indiana Farmer says that strong, frctih manure is not usually so good for fruit trees as good clean cultivation .with out it j and that peaches and apples grown with manure, are less sound and have a poor er flavor. When the same degree gf vigor can bs imparted to tho trees with cultivation aloue, the fruit Is better for it. This state ment reminds us of tho remark made, many years ago by W. A. Underbill, brother of Dr. Underbill, of Crotou Point, (widely known to grapo growers,) that in his own vineyard be used no manure, but cultivated once a week till the grapes had formed ; and that these grapes were better ripened and sweeter than those in the doctor's vineyard where mauuro was ued and less cultivation given. Country Gentleman, Biu:ei Tho cheapest and best insurance against dogs killing sheep are bells plenty of bells. The sheep dog is a great coward when in pursuit of mhchief, and he wants no noise no alarm. Bells bought at whole tale do uot cost much, lluy n tide of bridle leather at the currier's, for collars, und put n be Jl on every sheep, if your flock is small The price of ono sheep will buy a gross 11 bells oil a flock of sheep and tho will fright u tveiy dig tut of lie iiild. Humorous. Vaccinate. Politeness ncverhurt anybody. Small-pox will nol attack you if you allow It to take your nrin. Acid lore Oroyiue. A despairing husband asks tho Ledger how to elevnto an Ill-tempered wlfo. Get tier iro up, we should say. Xorwieh Bulletin. Why should n man alwajs wear a watch when he travels in a waterless desert? Be cause every watch has n spring In it. A Scottish student, supposed to bo defi cient in Judgment, was nsked by n professor In tho cnurso of his examination, how he could discover a fool. "Uy the questions lie would ask," was the prompt and highly sug gestive reply. "It is a waste of valor for us to do battle," said a lamo ostrich to a negro who had sud denly como upon her In a desert; "let us cast lots to see who shall be considered the victor, and then go about our business." They cast lots: thetiegro cast lots of stones, and tho ostrich cast lots of feathers. Then tho former went about his business, which consisted in skinning tho bird. Norristown Herald : A St. Louis woman says it is no worse to encircle a Lilly's waist with your arm in a ball room than to hug voiir friend's sister on tho back stairs. No worse? Why, it is not as good I An inn-keeper observed a postillion with only one spur, and inquired tho reason. "Why, what would bo the use of another?" said tho postillion, "If one side of the horse goes, the other cannot stand still." "What Is your business, sir?" asked tho Court in a sharp voice. "A conchologist." "What's that?" said tho Judge. "I open clams," said tho conchologist. An indignant country editor wants to know on what grounds tho Centennial man agers proposes to keep the show closed on Sundays. That's easy. Tho Exhibition grounds, of course. Act!4 York Commercial Adcertiter. Topic,: Geological discussion. Frinci pal "Was it colder or warmer n hundred years ago than at present?" Pupil(honest ly( "I really don't recollect, sir." New Mexico is to bo admitted into the Union under tho nnrao of "Montezuma." A moro appropriate name, considering the prevailing weakness of tho inhabitants would bo"Threccardmoutezuma." Chicago Times. "Can there bo anything brought into this House," iiskcd a disgusted member, "that will not be repealed sooner or later?" Ono of the opposition suggested "a skinned orange." "If a dog's tail is cut olf entirely, it will not interfere with his locomotion?" "Not exactly ; it will not effect his carriage, but it will stop his wagon." "You haven't opened your mouth during the whole session," said au M. P. to a fellow member. "Oh yes I have," was the reply "I yawned through tho wholo of your speech." That Hatchet. SOME OF THE MARVELOUS THINGS TO BE SEEN AT THE SHOW. Few persons have an adequate idea of the at assortment of wonderful articles.all sug gestive of great and patriotic events, that will be on exhibition at tho centennial curi osity shop. Aside from the original hatchet with which George Washington cut down his father's cherry tree and the chair in which the Father of his Country would have sat if he had accepted Judge Jones' invita tion to dinner, thero will he: The birch which tho grandfather of his country cut with which to "wallop" the father of the samo if be had not owned up. Tho lio that Washington couldn't tell about the cherry tree. The entire garden which contained the cherry tree showing the stump of tho tree. Section of tho Delaware river where it was crossed by Washington. Hole from which Israel Putnam pulled tho wolf nt Pomfret. Ear-trumpets used by General Braihlock and other guests at Uraddock's Dcaf-eat. Demijohn containing somo of tho spirits of 70. Horse on which Taul Itevcro rode from Boston to Lexington. Chest of tea which was not thrown over board in Boston Bay. Corn from tho surrender of Cornwallis. All of these curiosities, with others too numerous to mention, may he seen at the Centennial for the small sum of half a dol lar, Chicago Times. A Practical Husband. He was a wonderfully-practical man, says tho Danbury AVir, and she was marvelously poetical. To her life had been a dream edged with gold and filled in witli tho love liness of roseate hues, liut to him had ap peared everything in tho homc-spuu garb of every-day life. He is a country merchant and buys his goods in New York. His part ner always went to the city on business in connection with the grocery, hut the partner was recently taken ill, anil our extremely practical friend was obliged to go. It was his first visit to tho great city, and ho was to bo gone three days, It was a momentous event to his fond wife. His carpet-bag was packed and his hand on the door to pass out of tho house, when she put her arms around his neck, and cried "John, you are going away." This was so palpable that it would have been madness to attempt a denial, so ho merely observed : "Look out for my collar, Maria." "You will think of your wife while you are gone?" she whlspeied huskily. He was n trlllo nervous under tho pres sure of her arms upon his collar, but he spoke reassuringly: "I will bear It in mind, my dear." "You will think of-me us mourning your absence and anxiously awaiting you: re turn!" she murmured. "You can trust rco to attend to it," ho re plied, with as much firmness as if it had been a request for six barrels of mackerel "And you'll be very caieful of yourself for my sake?" she suggested, in a broken voice. "I will tee it is attended to, my dear,' but it U almost time for the train," and he gravely sought to remove her arms from his neck, "John I John I" she convulsively cried, "don't forget 1110 " ".Maria," he eaid,with a tinge of reproach in his tone, "I have made a memorandum to that eflect." And then she let him go still tearful, lut conGdeut "it would bo attended to." raEOLTOBlANTND Mercantile Appraisement, JIST ofdmlors of Columlila county. I hero J by certify that tlio following 1 t of dealers i.ien. returned and classified by mo In aceorflanio witli the scuril nets of Assembly, I11 nml tor the pountyit rniiiinMi, for tho lonr ISM, Is correct to tho bistot my knowledge ami twllef. I.KIVWI TOWHSUir. Class. Tax. tllce. Abraham goncrul merchandise -tinman, C A. " " UiKM-e, .1. A. " ; Hrlcsbacli, He". " lllndcrlltcr.DnWd " " Milimuu, F. It. " nisrns townsiiii-. ...,..... it 1, .,.. .....I innM-hntiillKn 14 i w 7 01 T 00 t INI 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 DO la 60 11 60 7 01 10 IK) 7 10 7 Ifl 7 tl 7 Oil 7 110 11 W 7 Oil 7 IK) 13 Ml 15 l 7 IK) 7 10 40 00 7 00 Mollinry, licnliimln general merchandise 14 Mcllenry.Jolin.l. " Jj .Mcllcnry, itohr " Berwick nonoruii. Snyder, C. 11. book store , Adams Hon, general merchandise Fre.is brothers, " . " Eggcrt, John Jewelry store Kn-as brother, lumber dealers Hudson, .1. II. drug store ttnckiimn, It. M. grocery store Miller, A. general merchandise Fowler, 0. 1). stoves and lluwaro llm A Co. drug storo ,..j,. llowman Crispin general merchandise bower, .r. fill. it. 44 utile, Dr. it. 11. drug storo tiross, David porter bottler .Jackson Voodln, manufacturing co. bucklngham, O. A stoves tinware HLO0MRDCRO. Hendershott, Joseph V. grocery anil coal 14 Nenl 0. V. fc brother, dealers In coal 1 7 00 11 40 7 W KIOiDi, lieurr nr. gruti-rj HagenDueh, IsaUh stoves and tlnnare 7 00 1! Ml 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00 Mendenhall, K.dry goods store Kramer, win. grwurj o tttroup, DaUd grocery store lit arts, A. J. clothing store llrowu, W. II. grocery storo Marr, u. IX grocery ana dry goods bernard, IajuIs Jewelry store; Decker JC Meckel, confectionery I'himps, Abuer K. grocery store Miller . II. & son, dry goods and grocery llun on a co. hardn aru store .Moicrlirothers.drugstoro llower, II. 0, shoo and hat storo p..tt.r 11. a. lmnic nnd stationery 10 01 7 10 7 00 7 IK) la w 10 00 7 eo 7 10 7 IK) Waionseller & Co. wholesalo notion storo la lless, W. r. dry good and groceries 14 nioomsburg Iron Co. general merchandise I Hendershott, N. J. drug and grocery storo 14 11 60 7 00 40 III) 7 IK) 7 00 7 IK) .iticnnv 11. a. irrouery ftwjiu " stecker, J. 11. Flour and grain storo 1'ouKt, W. II. dealer In coal nioomsburg LHmbsr Co. Schuyler A Son, hardware storo Lowenueig, David merchant tauor Clark Wolf, dry good store !nl?(. .T. 11. irrocerv storo 7 0-1 7 00 11 U) 10 Oil 11 00 11 51 7 00 Wldmlre, Frederick confectionery Itolllns ti Holmes, pluin'ero and gas nttersU 7 00 7 IK) 11 M 7 IK) 7 W 10 00 ItOCkard, u. 31. J. k. ueajcrti m uuui creasy, I). A. dry goods and grocery Webb, Thomas confectionery Scott, John 11. " Clark, ileo. A. book Btore .Mover brothers, drug storo Knorr, Kit boot and shoe storo Itusseil, At. M. grocery storo ltupert, A. M. siove and tinware Whary, L. E. " " " .Miller, O. s. confectionery brobst, .Mrs. David confectionery dross, l'elerbecr bottler Kabu, Augustus grocery storo Furinan, i-llaa it. furnlturo store Ejer, J. K. dry goods nnd groceries Correll, n W. furniture store Keller s Hartly, wuolesale dry goods Juhnson, J. 11. grocxry store Klelm, C. A. drug btore llartruan, II. c. carpet storo lllcks, Jesso clothing storo llnrtman, I. W. dry goods nnd groceries JlcKelvy, I. W. " ' " " .McKlnney, Win. C. boot and shoo storo Lulz & sioaji, dry good storo 11 60 7 U) HI (HI 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00 10 00 11 60 7 00 7 IK) 7 00 7 00 II! Oil 61 00 7 00 15 00 mtlAKCHEEK TOWNSHIP. Tcrwllllger, Andrew grocery storo 14 Kllnctoii, W. si. general merchandise 14 Eaton Mrs. a, W. grocery storo 14 CATAWI3SA. llllct Urn. general merchandlw 11 Weaver, v. " " .Mlenai, .Man confectionery 14 Clark & llllts, hoot nnd shoe storo 14 Hubert a Kline, general lue'-chawllso 11 seott, Oco. dry good storo 14 .M.udmint ileo. boot und suoc storo 14 llartin.ui, win. furniture store Jf sharpies fi son, general merchandise 1 1 Murder, 'I hom.is E. furniture storo 1 1 Dlemer S. 11. general merchandise VI Williams, John stoves and tlunure 14 smith, J. M drug sloru 14 John J. ; son, gene-al merchandise 1 i liluard, S. D. " " 14 Cleat er, A. il.stovesand tfnwaio 11 lirobsL ai. ai. general merchandise la runner 11. r. son.geueral merchandise 14 orange, Win. " " 4 het-sluitz, 1. H. grocery storo 14 FVDslon, C. It. dealer In coal 14 Ilule, H. II " " " . 1 Knlttle Abbott, dealers In lumber k coal 14 CEXTKAL1A. .Millard, 0. 11. general int rclmndlso 1'J aieusch.AU.im Jew elry store 14 Johnson J. 11. X Co. grocert storo 14 .Murphy, C. 11. general merchandise 14 lirjsiu it. i Co, ' " 1" lllack, D. 0. grocery storo 14 llollniau, Wendel agent boot shoe storo 14 DatH, Ileo. Jr. drug btoie 14 Former, A. 1J. stot us und tinware 14 CENTRE TOWNSUlr. 7 00 7 00 7 00 13 00 10 0. 7 00 7 00 15 On 7 IK) 7 01 7 i0 1.1 00 7 (K) 11 Ml 7 '0 7 Oil 11 50 7 IK) 7 OS 11 60 7 IK) 7 00 7 00 7 4-0 7 00 7 00 12 BO 7 00 7 00 7 00 SO 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 Low Ilros. i Co. general merchandise llrolnt, 'I homos grocery nloru Delieneh, Samuel grocery storo Cut ii, Jul. n dealer in coal K'r.iTiir. .Inst. ill cmitt'Ctluncrt' 13 10 00 14 7 00 14 7 l) 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 IK) 14 7 01) 14 7 l 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 1 00 13 10 00 14 7 00 ia la 60 la ia 60 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 no 11 11 60 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 14 7 00 13 10 00 13 10 00 spouiler, Jacob general merchandise eowier, 1. uea.u in i;vai nun bium loimon, Wm. general merchandise Wtmlit! Irtlu, - " FISIIINGCKEEE. Ammennan J. at. general merchandise Husier, i. 11. IlurilMou, Jailu " " DrilibaehiV Lender " " Howell. U. .M. " " alcllenry, J. F. " " Harrison, Jaicd " " FRANK! IN TOWNSHIP. Dyer & Uro. genci al merchandise auEENttoou. Wclltver, J. K. general merchandise .Masters, win. ' " i:tea Mils uro. " F.tess Heller, " " Leggott A. Lore, " " Henry, airs. II. " " Deir.A.J. lllack, 1'. 11. HEUIACK. Harris. V. V. irenernl merchandise Ohl, W in. boot and slioe storo Dltuemuiier, ji. u. & t .11. khi-1 Locusr TOWNSHIP. Ycager, Jacob gcnral merchandise ' Fuhrlnger, Lucas " " Vufctlne.J.Il.iiCo. " " Yocum, 1". ai. " " MADISON, (llnglcs, William general merchandise Hunt, 11. W. 6 Uu. " tIAIN, Campbell A Co. general merchandise 14 14 14 7 00 7 00 uouine, .1. u. I.- 1 ft. Derr, li. 1'. confectionery 7 00 UIULIN. Hetler.J. II. general men handlso 13 Creasyfiiirottn, ' ' 13 Schtteppenhelaer, H general merchandise 14 UOl'Nr PLEASANT. Sands, Joseph & t on general merchandise 14 10 00 10 00 7 00 7 00 rarnsworth, J. F. grocery storo 14 Faxtoni: llarmau, general dealers 13 Sharplei.8, il. II. groceries und dry goods it 7 00 10 on 7 no 7 1X1 7 OU Ainmcrman s jacKnon, general muau. i lleay, Henry s. oils auu urusncs. u Sloan. D. K. general merchandise 13 10 CO 10 00 7 00 7 oo low, i tt . & mou " lliirman, J. II. " ' 14 Keller, M. I', confectionery 14 Lyon, It, W. general merchandise KOAKINGCKEIX, 7 00 Cherrtngton, Owen W. general mdse. 13 7 00 Colo, I). 1). general merchandise Colo U. & hon, " " SCOTT. 14 14 7 00 7 00 DlctUrlch, W. E. general merchandise 14 Ilartman, T. W. confectionery 14 Atlcinan, C. II. suites and tinware 14 Itlchiirt, Mehemlah boots, shoos .t notions 14 fret fling. Ihomas Jr. Co. grocery & feed 13 Wormau, humuel A, general raerihui.dlsu 14 Workhe laer, J. D. boot and shoo store 1 1 While, A . II. general merchandise 13 I!ut, Hubert, btotes und llnwaio 14 i!ordner,J. It. drug storo 14 Cruvcllng fi Trlmbly, general merchandise is Aul Henry coal dealer 14 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 to 10 (0 7 00 7 01 10 00 7 10 7 00 10 (10 7 0 All persons tvhoinav feel aeirrleved bv the nhnvo clu-siineullon con hat sun opportunity of appealing bv meetlUL' tho undersigned. June 6, Iblii, ut which time an appeal will to held at the Court House In blot m-sburg, cc nunenrlng at 9 o'clock a. m. auu euuiug ui u ciock p. ui. HAMUEL JAC0I1V, Way 5, 1(1.- Mercantile Appraiser. ncK TO LADIES. 'lho su subscriber has taken tho Millinery Moro fonnerlv rx-cunled bv HaraliC. Ale. on Alain blreel nioomsburg where eh villi bo happy to sco her irieous ana mo luuiea oi i no uouniy general), n full stock of illlllncry (ioods en hand and at reanona. ble rates, ailss Fauny FUlier, mil ultend to trim. mingivu. cijiiAJtitaic.it. Jlayo, '7C-lm tiSt" A. Agents wanted lor a new business, in vij -U which any active. Han or Woman can C'-l f easily make ti to 110 a day, ono tvlio had never canvassed before, made tf.to A in l noun an experienced agent utauo tlx. in in tuiiuuro. i iirucumrB ireti. Ti A "V A. I'l.KOO, Manager, e Huano hu, N. Y. "We know C. A. l-leirif to be rosnouslble diivo and reliable, and think ke olfers Agents y w exiraoruiuary inuueeinents. Y, tt etiiy nun,-- i). s co, aiav o, 70,-bw AHDINO, Tho si subscriber is now nrf-DOred to receive itruirdpni at bis house In ltoorlngtWk township, sltuatettat nuutia jiiiunu un rnu J Ulliia. Jlio liuuuu IS con- ducted on Teintviance rrlnclnlrs. no Intoxlratlnir llqUDra being sold on tie pmiiluea. Hood rcxuna. excellent lame una Hie ccmioru or pntuie nouoo, iitpis reasonanui, J. u. ki.imikil U y t, -JC.-U. IKAJUig t)k, l-a. DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. VULOAN 1H0N WORKS, DANVILtK, MOOTOUIt COUNTY, 1'A. TiriLMAM .MAM It. LAW, Manufacturer of rouirlit Iron bridges, Hollers, iiasnoiaer. WW t lUHkllV MVH l-ll-fiv, . Fireproof buildings, Wrought iron 1 00 ng w uu.mis Frames. Flooring and Doors, Farm Jlates an Fenc ng, also ttrougGt Iron riplug, "e;?.aSl,irtinS ot smith Work, AO. llepalrs promptly attended to N. ll.-DratYtnga and Ksumtics suppucu. Oct. s, isis-tt i 10 Till: AKKMCTKl) AN't) UNl-OllTU. NATE. TlUTO miO Class Ul uiuw n umi it- rn ii'inm etnerleneo to treat successfully- than null thosonf n private eharacler. .Mnny phjslclans sup- rNJSC inai tt I1CII UIU I'llllUU J n)'"ii'" .v.. ho disorder or ixiHnn tins been otercome. such Is not tho case. Iliu ilinieiillles. or the various stages i... iiin.iuii nmihf-ii tn mierppil. The parts llrst nttackul nrelhii throat, nose, mouth, tongue, skin, tendon, bones, llguinents, ears, ej e. e. t reimpnt lv these st mptom are treated by physician as sim ple ulcerations, until some uf tho Important organs of tlio liiily becomo Intolvi'd, when death relieves ItlO BUIiercr. I'll. II. . Wi hihiuk m-mo "li yn- vatn disease a study, guarantees n speedy nnd per-mnni-nt euro w 1th purely vegetable modlclnes. Med ical onlce and drug store. No. 831 North Fifteenth strout. Hours, 10 till 1.30 und o to p. m. .M.uch 17, t-y. J. II. KNITTI.i:. W. It. AI1UOTT Important to Farmers. and everybody In wont of LIME, LUMBER, AND COAL. We have erected KUns at or near tho Taper ailll.on the 1), II. K It. It. and are now prepared tnseu llmoatvi ry reasonable price ami of good quality, orders bv the rnr promptly tilled anil snipped to any stat Inn on the abote road. A full lino of I.V.MIlKIt, ot all kinds, dressed or In tho rough, Shlng.es, Lath nnd Dill Timber to which wu lutlto tho attention of custo mers. Orders received and filled for all kinds ot Family t0iy"strlct attention to business wo hope to merit a share 0. public P" ft Mmmr April 11, 1S!C- Catawlssa, Fa. Centennial Prices, 1876. 1'LANTS I5Y MAIL, Tostpald to any address In tho United States. For so cts 1 New ncrantum, double or single. is en. a uiutir t anciics, iicraniuui. i Agi Inula. 1 Mire. tFusclila. Jl.oo, a Ageiaiuni. a oernnlum, a Sages, a Colous, Heliotrope, 4 teruouas. lly express, box nnd packing free, for i .0O. 18 Verbenas, In variety. Dahlias. o ueraniums. Fuchsia, Hardy Finks, Cl'ur l'lants, Chrysantlieums, llasket Plants, Carnations, Century Plant, Altcrnatheras, I ties. Coleus, Nages, Ageratums, Hellotroiics, lloiivanhas, llegoulas, lloau. ljuitttn.is, Orders received for Trees, Shrubs and Evergreens, Cash to accompany all orders. Address DAVID CLIFFE, Itlverslde. Nurseries. Hltcrjlde, North'd Co. Fa. April 21.-3m. m HAW flNI' v WlTHFRli" IMNKtW INSTI7UTE . pwud'a is; AiinicsN msirrortwraukiiraiiKi NCWVCRK ISIS COHANSEY GLASS MFC CO. MFR'S WINDOW GLASS.BOTTLES &C. P HILADLlPH April 14-TW CALIFORNIA. THE CHICAGO .i XOUTH-WFJiTr.r.N KAII.WAY Embraces under ono management the flreat Trunk Ilnlltu- Lines of the W l-r and Null 1 ll-WKs r.and, ttltu lu numerous Dranches nnd connect lun, l.mns the shortest and quickest route between Chleugo and all points In Illinois, Wisconsin, -0KiiithN .Miliums, .MisxKrorA, Iowa, Nfi.kaska, California und tho tVcsti ru TerrltoiUs. Its Cmaliu anil California L.ltio Is the shortest and best routo for nil points In north ern Illinois, Jowu, Dakota, Jubratka, Winning, I'owruiin, .Nevada, titan, California, Oregon, China, iiapan amwtiuiiruiiu. lis Chicago, .llatllNoti A. St. l'aitl I.lno Is the short lino for Northern Wisconsin nnd lllnno soui, und for .Madison, ht, Paul, .Mlnneaiolls,Duluth, und ull jiuliits in the great North-west. Its lVlnonii and .St. I'ctcr Line IS the only route for V. lnono, Hocbcster, Ow atonna, .MaiiKutu, it. Peter, New Ulni, und aU points In touUii-rn and central Jllnncsota. Its Gi ci-ii tlay and Mnraucttc Lino Is the only lino for Janestllle, Wntcrtown, Fend Du Ltu, I'siihosn, Appietnn, tireen nay, eeunaua, ne- gaunee, .Muruetle, Houghton, Hancock ui.il the Luku superior country. Its 4 I'l-t-oport and Buliu(iio I.lnc Is the only routo for Klgln, ItoeVford, Frtcport, and ull jml. ts via Frtcport, Its ClilcagO und jllilirnukcc Lino Is thn old f jikft shore lioute. nnd Is the oi lv one passing inrougn j'.vansion, ioisb t orebi, inguiiuiu l'ark, w aukegan, Itoelne, Kenosha to Jiuwaukte. 1'iillinaii Ta'aco C:th are run on all throuirh trains of this road. This Is tho ONLY LINK running these cars be tween Chicago and M. l-auLChlcngo and Milwaukee rip I'htiwri nml Wtnniia. Atouiolmoiirshepers connect tvlth the overland sleepers on lho Hi If n PacUlc :talIroud for ull points west in tnu .tniMiuri river. on tho arrival of ihu trains from tho east or f outli, the trains of tho Chlengo .Nurlh-Wcstern Itullwuy leat ChlcaL-ou folliitvh Fou Council Hi i hu, umaiia anuCalifoiinia.Two tnrougii trains dully, ttitn l-uiiniau palace nrauing runm und KleenliiL-eurs tbrou?li to Council llluns. Fiik Pail AMi.MisNSAroi.is, two through trains dally, with Pullman palate curs attnehed to both trains, Fok Okeem Hay amilakis Hiimuoit, two tndns dally, with i-ullinan paiaco cars attaciieu, una run. nlng through to .Mariiiette. Kmi M ii.waitkice. fnur throillrli trains llalv. Full. m.uiears ouulghl trains, parlor chair curs on day trains. Fok t-rAKTA and Wikona nnd points In Jttnnosota, one through tiuiii dally, ttlth Vullmau sleejierBUi tt inona. Fon ln-r.co.rE, tla l'leepcrt, two through trains dhllv. tvllh Pullman curs on nlt-ht trains. Fnu iivmni's and la csass, tla Clinton, two through trains dally, ttlth Pullman cars on night iruin ui .ticuiegor, lowo. Fon Sioux City anu Yaniton, two trains dally, I'ull man cars to .Missouri Valley Junellon. Fok Lake Uknkva. four trains dallv. Fok lioektOHii. mkiilimi. Kknosua. Janksvu.ik. and other points,) ou can hat o from two to ten tmti.s UUIIV. New York onlce. No 41S llroadwayj Boston oftlce, II Mate btreeli onuUia onlce. JiS Farnham Btrutti an t nmelsco ofllce, lai Aloutgomer.v htnet: Chlcu. tro ticket omces i Ga dark street, under bherman llnusu; corner canal and lladlson streets; Ktnzlo Ktreet depot, corner W. Klnilo unilcauul Htreutsi Wells Mrccl denot. corner Wells und Klnilo btreets. For rates or Information not attalnablo from ) our nuuiu uckei agenu, apply to W. II. Ctennktt. Uauvin lltanrrr. tieu. l'ass. Ag t, Chicago. lien. bup't.Chlttgo Feb 4,1-ly LOUIS BERNHAHD, Dealer In BLainr WAaoniis,cxocK3, Silverware, Watches and Jewelry llLOOMSUURO, FA. Ladles' and Uentlemen's Gold and Sliver Watches, of American nnd Foreign manufacture. Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks, FINK JEWEUIY, AO., &.O. REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING Promptly Uxcctitcd, octAls-ly BUSINKK8 OAHDS, visrriNiidAiiiiH, LrTlM'KIt IIKAIW, HILL 1IKADH. iwrKitu, &0., toH Neatl and Cheaply printed at tho Coi UM nun Ouloe. ULMOO TUfS lYIMAI. f dim 'WMrMw ? mm N EW STOCK OV OLOTIUNa. AND G-ontlemen's Drown Goods. UAVID LOWKNIlEUO Invites attention to his large and elegant stock ot Cheap ana Faslionalile ClotWna, at his storo on; MAIN STItKET, IN THE NEW 11LOCK, DLOOMSBUHQ, TA., hero ho has Just received from New York and Phil adelphia a full assortment ot JIM'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Including the most fashionable durable and nunasome DRESS GOODS, CONSISTING OF l!OX SACK, KltOClC. OUM AND OIL CLOTH, COATS AND PANTS, OF ALL SOItTS SIZES AND COLOIIS, He has also replenished his already large stock of CLOTHS AND CASSIMEltES, STHIFKD, FlUlIUED AND'FLAIN VESTS, "U1KTS, CltAVATS SOCKS, COLLARS, IIANDKEItCHIEFS, GLOVES, ;susrENDEits, AND FANCY ARTICLES. He has constantly on hand a large and well select ed assortment ot Cloths and Veatings, which he Is prepared to mako to order Into any kind ot clothing, on very short notlco, and In the best manner. All his clothing Is made to wear and most of It Is ot homo manufacture. GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY, OF EVEItY DESCHIPTION, FINE AND CHEAP. ifls'CASE OF JEWELRY IS NOT SUItPASSED IN THIS PLACE. CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSORT MENT OF Clot hing, Watches, Jew xy, 8cc. DAVID LOWENliERG. July l,-:3-tt. iCOUNTER.PLATFORMWAGOK WRACK C? AGENTS WANTEDS HtND rOI PHICE.U3T MARVIN SAFE &5SCALECO. ,2&5T BROADWAY N. Y. J2 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA.PA. 108 BANK ST. CLEVE. O. March 31, IC-ly. THE TE1U1MPII TRUSS 00. No. 334 Bon erf, New York, TO WHOM WAS AWARDED THE rn i:;u Witi ,111:0 Ai. r on THE M Elastic Tmss and SDpporter At the grinl Ainirlcun Institute Fair (SEtHO.N lblf.) ccbe lit ituhe in Fr.csi EO 10 9' dais, anuoifeii Jl,0(e ok a Cask Tiilv Cannot CriiE. Iheyiinp'oy a flut.ilDKs Lady surgien. Teims rnoiieratu. Curtstiuarantied. 'Ihu ubual discounts to lalrens 01 lltKLahilry. l:.anilnnlleim Fri o. Urdus Illled by u ull. M ml tin ei nts for Desc rlptlvo lloolt, to Ur.C. W. II. Ill 1IM1AM, Mar. v4,'7C.-ly. cineral t-uicrlnUndei.t. Yorbatiin lloporting. TERMS! Actual traveling-, hoarding-, nml other erpenses; live dollars a sebslon, for Inking the report; und ten cents a folio, ( hundred words, j for writing out Into long. hand. Where the matter reported In one day equals or exceeds nity folios, the lite-dollar feu will bo i emitt ed, and tho transcribing Into long-hand chaiyid ut llfteen cents n folio; but, 'u all such t as.es. It fewer than fifty folios aie purchased, tho UVo dollars wilt bo charged. Address. s. N. Walker, A.M., Court-stenographer, nioomsburg, Columbia county, l-ennsilta-nlu. Residence. Iron street, between Third and Fourth. onlce. Wll d E. E. on Is, 1K. , Columblan-hulld. Ing; entrance, (jppu-li the ea.-t gato to thu court Louse vnid, tlrsl Uoor, III H door lo right. Ofilco-hour, from tn el v u to ono oxlock, leb 18, lS70-ly Tlic Wall Street Indicator. THIS WKKK'8 IHSUU PKNT I'HEE. Contains I'lctoilnl lllusii-utlunsi.l Hulls ami Hears. Also, lull and complete instructions bow to operate In btuks and Mock I'rlvlleges, Capital hits and suggestions. Also, n list of vuluablo I'reudums to Clubs, "send for tt." miOKWAI.TMt li CO., Hankers nnd Ilrokers, 1'. O. nos 4311. IU Wall bt,, New York City, Mr,8l,'J.-ly ' JTOTE 'Ihe Hot U TO LEASE, Hotel In Ornngevllle, Columbls county, F., I1VWU no 11U dBltU UUAi MUUll, DOYV OCUUrUIU l)y John bujder.ls lo be let lor the j ear Ik glunlng April ,, ,v, iu o itnuiiit. AltN.at-luvr. Jan T.H-lf, BlooiLsburg, Pa. HOMEOPATHIC FAMILY MEDICINE CASES. And bocks giving plain and tonclso directions for thtlr uso are, are a necetblty In every bouw-holil: tor often will u timely dose of inidkliieiUvoolt berlous case of sttkueba. Metsrs llOtlilC'K n TAFF.L,1I5 Grand St., New York, will send a cutaloguo describing Ilia Ulfferrnt styles and sizes, lo any address on receipt of stamp. '1 heirs Is tho oldest cstabUslimtnt oi iu Unit la America, hating Ucn founded la iim, Apr 14 Sir. GRAND OPENING I iLTAS MEN.DEN1IALL HAVING rcsumeil the business of Mcrclian discing at his Old Store, on MAIN STREET, UL00MSI1UKG, HBAR Till rOBIS HOTEL, Desires to call tho attention of his Friends and tho ubllo gonerauy.o his NEW, FULL AND VAIUED STOCK OP GOODS, JUST OPENED, And solicits nshnro of publhi patronage 1119 STOCK CONSISTS OF DltY OOODS. OltOCEllIES, qUEENSWAIIE, WOODEN WAItE, W1LLOWWAIIE, HOOTS SHOES, HA11DWAHK, FLOCK AND FEED In connection with his stock of Mercnandlse ho ocnstintiy keeps on hand In his yard. A FULL STOCK OF Dressed ana Uiiflrcssetl Lmnkr, AND SHINOLESOF HIS MANUFACTURE. Bill Lumber made u Hpecittlity. CALL AND SEE. Oct.S.11I3-tf. BLOOMSBTJRQ MARBLE WORKS. T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor, MAIN STItEET, BELOW MARKET. Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS WeusothoucstAMEllICAN and ITALIAN Marble. lie has on hand nnd furnishes to order MONUMENTS, TOMBS. HEADSTONES, URNS, VASES, Ac. Every variety ot Marble cutting neatly executed it the lowest market prices. A long practical experience and personal attention to builuess makes the proprietor cunlldent of giving satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly attended to. 1-. o. box vsi. IfofA. IS. Work delivered free ocinrof.-Uia Aug. 21, T4-ly. T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor. yAINWIUGUT & CO., WHOLESALE OltOCEItS, N. E. Corner Second nnd Arch streejs, 1'Utl.AUELrniA, Healers in TEAS, SYHUl'S, COFFEE, SCGA1I, MOLASSES r.ICB, SPICKS, EICAHB SODA, &C., KC. nrOrders will receive prompt attention. si.I-tf ROLLINS k HOLMES No. 11 Centre Stro Plnrota Gas anil Steam Fitters (MANUFACTUItEHS OF J? X 1ST "W -A. IE?, 33, GALVANIZED IKON COltNICE, WINDOW CAPS, AWNINGS, Wire Trellises, &c. Dealers In Strives, Rnnr;. cs, Etirnaces, Baltimore Heaters, Low Down Grates, Mantels, I'UMI'S, Weather Strips, AC. Also GAS FIXTURES of the latest rieslt-n. Special Attention paid to re. ral ring sewing Machines of every description. Scales, Locks, Bell Hanging, Key Fitting, sc. l'rlvato liesl. dencea Heated byhteauiat u small costnboe Hot Air. Fi t. tK,1S tr. IT PAYS any i-mnrt man who w Ishca to make 12,000 n 3 ear on Muallenpltul to rtiiimenie Incur line of business. Kooiimi is iH iciiiiv. Hiere Is no ono In jour rount. who luirli s cu the business. Youcunleurn lttn one w tek by 1 tint Ing our luitructlons, which we f-ciid to all who iitk for them. AM man Itatlntr f 110 cupltiil to Hurt with 1 nn purchase enuugh miittw ilal to root thru- inilnorv homes. Thosumieallzid from sale und t rent 011 ihls m Ply, lidded to thu leg. ularpay forluW asltoolir, tliould amount to not less thuntsoo. Anexpeil wi n can easily do the work In nil ci woiktng Unjs. 'Iwo juisousof suiull means can Join togelher 10 ailtuntage- nnocanvans Ing, while Umother uttemlslo thn work. Send for ourbcokof instructions due If ou wrlto at once), und study tt. Ask lor teims. Jf jou are unable to uuwiiicu 1110 ir.tney pnM 111 ww iiiuutr iu inu prwu-i. pal slcriVii iitr lu our nhue. tnlk II ovtrwllh htm, lie will I u glad lolurnl-htho MotUund dltldutho protit with jou. We will guuriihtco lho territory to the first rtsponslblo applicant. Address N. Y. M. Vl'i: HOUFINU CO , LluilUd, 4 CeUiir St., N. y.,and men. tlon, 11. & Co. Apr yh-iw pELICfl GfTMO REQIS7ERED TRADE-MARK. AM3I0NIATEI) SUPEIt PHOSPHATE. circulars and analysis moiled free ou application. l'or solo by Dealt re generally, and by tho Importers undMunuitucturcrs, JU6IAU j.ai.3.i:.vk sons, No. A, South Delawsre Ae., riiiladeliliio Tins l-Aj-r.R is on rvr. wun R DWELL & pHESMAN , Advertising V-' Agents, THIRP& CHESTNUT 8TS, ST. LOUIS, MO T AST NOTICE. l ersoni Indebted to II. L. Dlnrfenhach fer prlullnf? or sul.serliitlon to U10 Coi.i'muiaji aru Hereby notified that hln (ooks hau for several .months past been Iu the haitfU Df Uie imderalgnixl for collocllou, und Uuit hcltlCKtnl of the baiue uiiuu) be made. it. jc olivw. J4irtli3J.tr. NEW GOODS ! A HEAVY STOCK, Gf lie ap er than Ever I S. 11, MILLER & SON Have Just lleccivctl tlio largest nml best supply ot CHEAP AND FASHldABLE DRY GOODS, They havo ever offered totnelr friends and cus tomers. Glottis, Cassimorea, and Satinotts for MEN'S WEAK, Cloths, Alapacas, Meriuos, for LADIIS' WEAlt, CAWCOE8, MUSLINS, CAMBRICS, anil every variety of Dry Goods desired, STOCK OF Oarpots, Mat3, Ottomans, CLOSED OUT AT COST FAMILY GKOCERIES, including nil the varieties of COl'l'ElCS, TEAS and SUGAES, COUNTRY PRODUCE, and a general supply of articles useful for the table always on hand. CALL AND SEE. Country produce of all kinds taken In ex. change for goods at cash prices. OCt.30,'7-tt Important TO Gardeners AND Agriculturists! "EMPEROR WILLIAM" CABBAGE, -riiolst. inrL-i-st. nnd most nrnlltable arletv of winier ennunge snuin 111 r.111 upi-, uuu iuitunt:u it this country oxcluflu'ly by us last spring, where, ullh lhr innHt oritln.irv cultivation. It nourishes US toulshlngly, ntlnlnlng an enormous size and selling in tnu imirsci at pi ices inu&i. khuiijuik i i ,Iiippi In IrnnKnlnnttni?. ereat caro should iKilasl to give f uniclent space tor growth, bolld heads, the size 01 Ilic inuuinoi u uunr I'urrci, i inu uh-iuit run 01 this cnoico varieiy. uno racKagu 01 inu seei kont miHtnald 011 receipt of 5 1 tents. Threo pack ages to one nuurcs. ji.uu. lougcms jjper um-u nuu 4 nine cent btnraps tw with each pneknee of reed we sr-nd a sure remedy against tho rut ages cf thu csblao By or oilier pcbi, on uung unu icnocr ihuiud. MAMMOTH GOLIAD INDIAN CORN We .olanted last snrlnir on Long Island, a small ininnf ty (which we obtained with great uimcultyjor mis irieaniic nnd as et ery rare variety 01 inuiau corn. In September, by actual measurcmcnt.nlargu minority or tno siaiks stnou 11 cm iu to 10 lectin height, nnd still growing, with from 2 to 5 enormous eais 01 corn glowing uii uiiiiom. icry miuk. iiio ieio siih UL 11 b ruit ui uumicis ui I'lircurn per ncie, while thu fodder ciop was immense anil ci nno quauiy We could havo sold the entire cron for a big price to n New York seedsman, but declined to do so, pre ferring to keep the imp lor the iiceommodatlon of out numerous country patrons, vho win nnd It to theirlnterests to seemo at least 11 small selection of this rnro vni lety for tno coming spring I.lvo uerlculturlsts. who bellec In "I'loniiiiNo-'wlt a small i'ix)fnii culiuaiors nro poor things,) both waj s between the rows w 111 bo astounded by tho re sult. Wo will send by mall toany address 1 nackaeo on receipt 01 w cents mm zinrco cent stamps, or pacKagcs uu recciuL 01 ?i unu 4 iiircu cciu b.iuiina. rirour sunplv Is 1 lulled. I'artles desiring ui se cure either of tho aboto rare seedn should not oelay t heir orders. All seed sold by us warranted f resti and to gcrratnaio ,o corals stni uo.u. uasn must accompany all orders. For either ot abuvi (e3ds address f ltl.1.1 U1.AIIU K. Ull.. FeblS-iim. 224 East 113th St., N.Y SILVER. riiATED WARS. Electro-Plated Tablo Ware, AND Ornamental Ait Work IN CHEAT VAIHUTY, MANUFACTURED BY THE 5u0 Broadway, New York Tho bcstriatcd Spoons and Forks nro those Mlvi riatcdheale6ton the parts where necessarily tho most wear comes, und bearing tho Trado Mark. 1S17 HOGEItS BUOTI1ERS XII. N. II.- ThLs great Improvement in Sllver-l'latcd Spoons and Forks Is applied alike to each grade ot l'late, A 1, s and 1! oz., as onli red. Tho Trocess and Machinery for manufacturing theso goods aro 1'at entcd. The Extra or "Standard l'late" made by this Company Is stamped A 1, simply, and Is plated per cent, heavier than tho ordlnury market stand ard. fyl'trst l'remlums annrded at all Fairs where exhibited, Ircin Worlds Fair of 1S52 to American Instltuto Fair, 1&T5, Inclustie. March 10, '10.-0m, Awardcil the Highest Meilal at Vienna. . & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., C91, Broadway, Hew York. (t)pp. Metropolitan Hotel.) MANl'rACTCKEltS, luroiiTKns ani Deaiersin OIIBOJIOS AND FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, L1IU.MS, aitAl'IIOSCOI'ES & SUITABLE VIEWS. PMoERiDliic Materials. Woaro heathinnrtei-s for eerj thing In the way of Steroopticons and Magio Lanterns, Ilelug Manutactureis of thu M ICRO-SCI 1CNT1 ! 1 0 LANTERN, STEUEO-I'ANOITICON. UNIVERSITY STEREOl'TICON, ADVERTISER'S STE11E01TICON, ARTOITICON. SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LANTERN I'EOI'LE'S LANTtRN, Each stjlo htlng the best ot Us class In tho market. Catalogues ot Lanterns and Slldis, with directions for using, bent on uppllcallon. Anv enterprising man can mako money with a Magic Lantern. jCfeirCut out Ihls advertisement for rcfer Feb. 18,'7(!-7m AN ACTUAL HUblNErS JNbHIDTlON AND TELEOItAFHlO NSTITUTK. For Information cull at Ofhie, or fir.d ter Coin AnviHnsia. )une26-ly THE "MOODY SHIRT." MADE TO ORDER ONLY. A I'EHFEOT KIT OU AllANTUED, titntlemen desiring shirts will iilcase drop us a lino and our Agtnt w HI cull and get the measurement. r luiory ro. m uicKawaiinu Avenue. Address March 10, 1l-1y . O. MOODY, Bcronton, Va. i:ac;s roit iiatciiinc!. BUFF COCHINS ONLY. From 1). W, llcrstlne's noted prize winning strain, j.to lor is. A. 11. BHAItl'LESfl. CaUwissu, Fa, Maxell IT, infm. T J.ANK NOThS,wilh uiwiUiout ietni4Jo li tor lAlo at tht ooLtuuuji txxieo. IT tfflW RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES !pmrADKM'HA ANI) HEADING KOAD ARRANGEMENT OF I'A&SENOEU THAINa. MAY 8d, 1815. inAim leave ticrkRT as roi.towa (srntiAVkxcr-riKD For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, PottsMlIo Tomnqua, Ac, 11,83 n. m For CatawUsn, U,S3 n. m. anu p. m. For Williams port, o,!8 a. in. and 4,00 r. in. I.KAV AS I'OLtOBS, (SUNDAY II CE1TEU.) trains fok ncrinT Lcavo New York, 9,00 n. m. Leave Philadelphia, 0,1B a. m. Lcavo Heading, 11,3 a. m., rottsvllle, U,lo p. m and Tamaqua, 1,80 p. m. Lcnvo Catawlssa, 0,20 a. in. ana 4,uu p. 111. Iave Wllllamsrorl ,tfid a. m. and B,oo p. m. I'asiengers ind from New York nnd Phllad 0 phla go throuji Ithout chango of cars. J. E. WOOTTEN, Jan.U, HM-tf. General Superintendent. N OKTHEUN CENTKAL ItAlLWAY COMFANY. on and after November sotii, 19T5, trains will lcavo SUNUUllY as follows 1 NOUTHWAtlD. Erlo Mall B.M a. m., arrive Elmlra 11.M a. m ' cnnandaigua... o.aop. in ltochester 6.1B " Niagara .40 " ltenovo nccommodatjonll.toa. m.nrrUo Williams rtu.tsn. to. Elmlra JlaW 4.15 a. m., arrtvo Elmlra 10.80 a. m. Buffalo Express 7.15 a. m. arrive Buffalo S.60 a. m. KOUTIIWAIID. Buffalo Express S.w a. m. arrlvo Harrlsburg 4.60 a. m " llaltlmoro 8.10 " Elmlra Mall 11.15 a.m., arrlvo Harrlsburg 1.50 p. m " Washington :o.so " Baltimore 6.30 " " Washington 8.80 ". Harrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrlvo Harris burg 10.50 p. in. arrUo Baltimore J.n.io. m " Washington 0.13 " Erlo Mall 12.55 a. m. arrlvo Han lsburg 3.05 a. m. " llaltlmoro 8.40 " " Washington 10.85 " All dally except Sunday. D. M. BOYD, Jr., Oencral Tasscnger A gent A. J. CASSATT, General Manager PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD. l'lilluilcliilib & I'.rio li. U. Division. SUMMER TIME TABLE, anil after SUNDAY, AlIt. 23, 187C, .05 tha trains on tho I'hlladelnhla & Erlo Hall Head Dl ltluQ 111 run as follow s : WESTWARD. EltinEXFItESSteavcs New Ycri 9 55 n. m - i-nuaiieipuia i.u p. m ' 11 " llaltlmoro 1.20 p. m 1 " " Harrlsburg n.oo p. m ' " arr. at Mllla111spurt .cs p. m 1 " Lock ll'cten 10.30 p. m ' " " lirlo 10 05 a. in EH1E MAIL leaves New York P.!3p. m " luiiaiieipnio 11.05 p. 111 " " llaltlinorc wo p. m ' Harrlsburg 4.25u. m " " Wllllamsport s.35a. m 11 " Lock Hat en 9.40 a. m " " ltenovo 10.M a. m " arr. at Eric 7..0 p. m niaoara xxtress leaves rhllndelphla. . 1.20 a. m " liaitunore i.aiia. m " " " Harrlsburg. ...10.45 a. m ' " arr. at Wllllamsport.. 1.5 1 p. m " " ' Ixjck llacn.... 3.1; p. m " " ' ltenovo 4.15 p. m ' " " Kane 8.45 p. m " ' " iiuaulo lock iiavkn accou. leases l'hlladelphla s.ei a. m - - lummoro s 30 a. m " " " " Harrlsburg .. 1 25 p. m " " " arr. at Wllllamsport . .s.iop. m ' " " ' Lock Haven 7.30 p. m SUNDAY EXI'ItESS leaves New York fl.M p. m - ruuaaeipnia 11 55 p. m " ' llaltlmoro o.lo p. tn " " " warrlsburg 4.10 a. m " " arr. at Wllllamsport 7.4 10,111 EASTWARD. FHIL'A EXI'ItESS leaves Erie " " ' Iick Haven... " " " Wllllamsport.... 7.oo n. m 0.80 11. ,i . 7.55 a. Ill " arrives at Harrlsburg 114oa. , " " " llaltlmoro c.25 p. pi " " " l'hlladelphla 80 p. m " " " New York , 0.15 p. m DAY EXPEES9 leivcs Kane e.oo a. m " " " ltenovo 111.10 a. 111 " " " Locklliven. .. 11. on. m " " " Wllllamsport. ...H 40 p. in " " arr. at Harrhburg 4.10 p. m " " " riwluil.fi phla T.-jo p. m ' " " New York 10 1.1 p. m 41 " llaltlmoro 7.35 p. m " " " W oihlngton 9.02 p. m ERIE MAIL leaves Erlo ll.io a. in " ' " llenoio 8.55 p. m " " " Lock Haven te.ua p. m 4 Wllllamsrvirt 11.15 p. in 4- 44 arr. at Harrisbuig s.45a. m 44 44 44 llaltlmoro 7.S5 a la 44 44 44 1-btladelnhla 7.00 n. m 44 44 44 New York 10.10 a. m FAST LINE leaves Wllllamsport 12.35 a. m 4 14 arr. at HariMiurg LUi, m 41 44 -4 llaltlmoro 7.35 a. m 44 44 44 1'ull.idelphU 7.35 a. in 44 44 44 Now York 10.25 a. 111 SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves WlUlimsport.. 8.15 a. ra ' " arr. at Harrlsburg 11.4a n. 111 44 44 44 Philadelphia.,., rue p. in 44 44 41 NewYoik 0.45 p. in 4 44 44 llaltlmoro 7.35 p. in Erie Mall West. Niagara Express W'est.lAWk Hn eu Accom. West and Day Express East mako closo con nection nt Northumberland with L. is. it, u. trains for Wllkes-llarreand scr.iuton. Erlo Slall West, Niagara Express West, Erlo Express West and Lock llateu Accommodation West make closo connection at Wllllamsport with N. C. It. W. trains north. Erie .Mall West, NLigtra Express West, and Day Express East make close connection at Lock Haven wlihH.ICV.lt. it. trains. Erlo Mall East and West connect at Erlo with trains on I..s.4;ji,h lt.lt. nt corry with 11. c. & a. v. it It, at Emporium w llh 11. N. .& I". It. 11. and at Driftwood with A V. It. It. Parlor Cars will run between Philadelphia and Wllllani'-port ou Niagara Expn.s West, Ella Kx- . pruns West, Philadelphia , F.xpre.s East Day 1, UUU C-UllUfj 1VAU1U3S .Ubl, ClCCPUJlT 1 i.ast and suuoi Cars ou all night trains. WM. A. BALDWIN, General Supt. Dec. lT.'is-tf DELAWARE WESl'EUN LACKAWANNA AND HA1I.HUAII. BLOOMSliURO DIVISION. Tlmc-Tnblo No. b, Takes effect at 4:30 A, M MONDAY, NOVEMUEK 22 1S75. NOltTII, bTATIONS. scrnnton Hellenic .... 'luslorMUo... ..Lnikawaiina..., l'lttston . WlStl-ItlbtOIt., .... Wjoming Maltby , liennelt Kingston , KlnLi,toi) bOUTIl. p.m. p.m. a. in a.m. p m. p.m. 8 05 8 lm 9 4b 9 43 9 3S 9 48 9 53 3 51 2 2.1 2 31 2 88 2 40 2 52 0 su 7 a 7 4a 7 41 7 33 7 21 7 It 7 Pi 7 16 7 15 7 17 7 i' 0 t.S 3 49 3 42 3 31 3 32 3 27 3 2:1 H 19 3 17 3 17 3 14 8 I lJ .1 04 9 3b 9 81 li 3.1 0 44 a 5 c MS 7 ot 7 HI 7 11 7 15 7 S5 7 15 7 40 7 48 7 53 8 IK 8 2.1 b 4.1 8 t5 9 01 C CO 0 55 7 18 7 20 7 40 7 4.1 7 62 8 611 8 25 8 411 8 47 9 13 10 IO 10 IS 10 11 9 2f 9 2Ul 9 15 10 It 2 58 9 11 9 07 10 20 3 04 10 23 3 17 10 27 3 1u 10 27 3 17 10 3'4 3'12 10 Wl 3 27 9 05' 9 8 r-'j b M ..I'll mouth June ... rijinoiiin .Uuitlole .. Nenllcuke llunluk'H . icek. b 51 10 40 3 32 8 1 S 4S W 44 8 87 3 43 4 Kl I IS 4 21 4 '.9 C 45 2 ft 0 80 2 42 li 15 231 fl 111 2 25 0 U2 2 .9 5 f5 2 13 5 52 2 10 6 48 2 16 6 41) 1 M 8 41 10 52 11 IS 11,17 11 23 II 31 S 30, 8 10 . .hhKkshlnny..., ...llltk's Ferry... ...Leuth llincu.. Lerwick .... ....lirlar crick ..Willow drove.... Lime Itldge Espy ,., nioomsburg.,.,. 8 14 b Lb 8 2 7 U 11 tO 4 87 II ,9 4 41 11 43 4 40 7 54 7 40 11 51 4 5i A 84 S3 7 4. 11 57 6 12 11 2 G (8 12 117 5 14 12 10 S 2U 12 2.1 5 88 12 54 5 47 12 80 R 52 12 51 0 10 5 28 5 23 6 20 5 13 4 t5 4 50 1 48 1 43 1 40 7 85 UUIRTI 7 t.OiCiiinwIsui Iirldge. t xDi,.uiuit.s wlun.. 1 25 1 IU 1 15 1 11 7 04 7 11 U 45 Dairtllle Ihiilasky Cameron .N01 thuuiberland. 4 Mi 1 lm p.m. p.m, a. in, p.m. 1, 1 . . .. . W. F. HALlTEAllbuPt, Superintendent's Ofllco, Scranton, Dec. 19, ista! 3?L.I3STTI3SrGJ-1, GLAZING AND PAPERING. WM. F. RODINE, Iron Street below sec kills ot ' lUlK"nfcl'urB4l,u-48l'r'parcd 10 do al I'AINTINO, GLAZING, anil TAPER HANGINGS' notice3. bCSt ",'ltS' " lowe-s Txk tEa a,tl-0lt All work warranted to give Batlafactlon. Oidirs "i WM. F, BODINK. MuTb7-l jr il 4
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