Miscellaneous.
A .Minlmtary In lloxing (llovoi.
Tlio rj in t'Yinuiv.i t'.i'li run unilile for
till-:
The oilier thy, wIipii the vlmlt whUllnl
niil-timoit jig nrouii.l (tie lutleiy, iilHMe (itil
miiieiiieroil.Aisato.iii, in that Unity, ami
naked the barkeeper If ho eoulil Icavu some
trueta there.
"A whole ear-load, If yon want to," w.n
the prompt reply, and the lit-tlo old imm
plnecd a paekia on a beer-table, and softly
enld i
"Thero's no noblo c.uho than the cnuso of
the heathen. Wo should nil contributor n
nmall hare ot our worldly wealth to shed
the Gospel light acrois tho sea."
A pair of bolii(-gluvcs were sofily repo
filng on n table, and tho llttlo old man hit
of them and went on:
"It makes mo sad In seomch chifiil thing
lyin around when tint cost of ono t;lovo
might H.iro n dozen soul In Africa."
Tlirco or four of tho boyj had dropped in,
mid tho saloon-keeper winked at them and
replied :
"Do you want to earn five tbllnn for
tho heathen ?"
"Verily, I do."
"Put on tho gloves with mo and knock mo
down, and Pll ante up cash enough to con
vert n whole regiment ol African sinner.-)."
"Tho cause is noble, tho inducement great,"
mined tho llttlo old man, its ho toyed with
tho gloves.
Tho boys encouraged him to go in, desir
ing to eo him knocked wrong end up, and
ho filially got out of his overcoat with tho
explanation:
"It can't bo a sin to box for the causo of
tho heathen."
TliosaloonUt meant to lift him over ono
of the tables at tho first blow, but tho blow
win warded on" very handsomely, and tho llt
tlo old nun sighed :
"Ah urn I Tho heathen walk in wick
edness and they have souN to he saved I''
"Look out now?" cried tho saloonNt, ns
lie got in a left-hander.
"Verily I will, and I will givo thco ono
in return for tho heathen."
lie struck a staggering blew, and tho sa
loonist didn't feel quite so cntliiliiastlc as
on the start, lie took the defensive, and ho
soon had all tho work he could do.
"That's another for tho ignorant minds on
tho far-off shore I" sighed tho little old man,
us ho kuocked the saloonists against the
wall.
There wasn't any "science" about him,
but ho struck to kill, and his arms wero fly
ing around like tho spokes of a wagon
wheel. "Don't crowd a feller," called out tho sa
loonist, as ho was being driven back, and
he got mad and ,.ut in his hardest licks. Ho
meant to smash the little old man's nose as
iiat as a window glass, but he could not do
it. ile got in two or three fair hits, and
was beginning to regain his courage, when
tho aged stranger sorrowfully remarked :
"My frieud, tho heathen call, and I can
not tarry much longer. Take tiiis one, and
it may broaden your views on the hea
then question. Receive this one in tho spir
it tendered, and you may be sura the five
dollars shall bo a beacon light as far as it
will go."
He delivered two sledgo-hainmer blows right
and left, and tho saloonist got the last on
the ear as ho dodged the first. He went
over in beautiful style, and us lie slowly re
gained his feet he felt in his vest-pocket for
the wager.
"If you'll come around hero to-night and
do that again I'll double the money i" he
growled as lie paid tho wager.
"My raacl points toward Boston," softly
replied tho old man, "and I cannot tarry.
Let us part friendly, for I only boxed theo
for the heathen's sake. I gave to theo, thou
hast given to the heathen, and now, farewell 1'
Waiter Scott's First Love.
Tnn first romance in the life of the
CHEAT NOVELIST.
In a rambling sketch of Sir Walter Scott
Which is united with other similar papers in
n lately printed volumo by Sir. W. B, Heed,
there are sorao disclosures made with regard
to the early and unforgotten love of the poet-novelist.
A letter addressed to Mr. Heed
by a friend of Scott affords tho following in
formation :
I quite sympathize in the interest you feel
about tho lady as to whoso 'namo you in
quire tho first love of Sir Walter Scott
She was the only daughter, (said to have
been a beautiiul uionciej ami heiress ot sir
John Stewart, a lauded gentleman of Forfn-
sliire, and slighting the future author of
"Wavcrly," sho married Mr. Win. Forbes
who afterward succeeded to a baronetcy and
was at tho head ot a great banking ettab-
lishraent at Edinburgh. Tho lady herself
died in or about 1811, and was at that time
fondly portrayed by Sir Walter as the "Ma.
tilda" or hU "Itokeby." Matilda, also, as
you may recollect iu the poem, rejected
a young poet and preferred to hlin not in-
deed a banker, which would not sound to
well in poetry, but a warrior-chief. You
will find several references to her in tho lat
er journals of Sir Walter; ono passage I
recall whero he eays he met her by appoint
ment, not having seen her fur many years,
and that they passed the whole evening, both
in tears for the long-slnce-departed one.
In sneakina of Scott's lile-lonit sorrow for
the love of his youth, his son-in-law says :
He never wroto either sonnets or elegies
or monodies or even an epitaph upon his
wife; but what an epitaph is his diary
throughout, and what n picture have we in
his entry about tho Itunie letters which ho
carved iu lho day of young passion among
the gravestones of St. Andrew's.
When Scott was 20 he married a lady
French birth and parentage, Charlotto Mar
garct Carpenter.
Tea Drinking.
The liood ami Fuel Hrformer, an English
papersays: "It is nn woman that tho evil
effects ot tea drinking fall with the heaviest
weight. How many women, who think that
they could not get along a slnglo day'with
out tea, owo it to their cold feet nnd hands,
their liability to frequent colds, their pecul
lar diliicultles, cupecially their weakening
ones, and their habitual loss of appetite,
rendering them a prey to 'dinner pills' or
the absurdities termed 'strengthening ined
Icines,' no long iu vogue. No wonder tea
drinkers are so frequently small eaters, when
their tea has gradually destroyed their a
petite 1 lint perhaps the worst mo to which
tea Is applied by women is tho practice of
drinking copiously of warm lea during prcg
nancy, with tho Idea that It will render their
milk abundant. A most unfounded, absurd,
and disastrous practice. It is alike Injurious
tu the mother and her otfsprii uud it may
originate lho hereditary diseases of siicccs-
Hive generations far boyon" tho third and
fourth. According to lir. Win. Alcott ono
cause of a xciofulous constitution, by Inheri
tance, is lo bo found III the use of ten hy
line, slurs, nibl he reasons nut tho matter on
Kouml phyniulogiciil principle, opening that
whatever weakens tho nerves especially
thoso ot the stomach in a mother Is aura tu
cntull a tendency to disease on her offspring,
which will not unfrequently prove to be
scrofula or that dismal and universal dU
we tiibfitculous conKumption.
T
Ag rieu I tu ral.
About ScarecrowD.
Now that tho planting emon Is at hand,
we have no doubt that many a fanner will
ruininngi through his garrrt to find casl-nll
pi.unionts, which, stnUVtl wllli straw, arc lit
bo setup In tho cornfield to warn off tho
marauding crow, Never had much faith in
the artifice. Crows are possessed of much
mnro wisdom than is generally credited to
them j nnd whilo an Immovable bundle of
rags may drlvo them away for a short time,
we bellevo that ovcntually they discover tho
humbug, ns wo hnvo seen tho birds compla
cently picking up young corn almost with
in tho shadow of ns an olaborato n stuffed
scarecrow ns ever was erected. Wo however,
havo heard suggested n couple of plans
which nro calculated to intimidate even tho
boldest of theso birds ; and ns they aro easi
ly carried out perhaps our farmer readers
may make tiso of them. Tho first and best
Is a suspended looking-glass. Take two
.smnll mirrors, fasten them back to back, at
tach a cord to ono nngle, and hang them
from an clastic pole. When tho glass swings
In tho wind tho suns rays aro rellected all
over the field even if it be a largo one and
even tho oldest and bravest of tho crows
will depart precipitately should ono uf its
lightning flashes fall on him. Tho second
plan, although a terror to crows, is especial
ly well suited to fields subjected to the in
roads of small birds and even chickens. It
involves an artificial hawk mado from a big
potato and long gooso nnd turkey feathers.
Tho maker can exercise his imitative skill
in sticking tho feathers into tho potato so
that they may rcsemblo tho spread wings
and tail ol tho hawk. It is astonishing
what a ferocious-looking bird of prey can bo
constructed from the above simple, materials.
It only remains to hang from a tall bent
pole, and the wind will do tho rest. The
bird makes swoops nnd dashes in a most
headlong nnd threatening manner. Even
tho most inquisitive of venerable hens has
been known to hilrry rapidly from Us dan
gerous vicinity, whilo to small birds it car
ries unmixed dismay. Scientific American.
Itui.ES Fon Fakmisp.s. A" correspondent
suggests as "something that would interest
nnd profit many young farmer-readers," that
we should prepare and publish u hundred
rules for tho attainment of success nnd
wealth in farming. A much smaller num
ber, if faithfully adhered to, will contribute
materially to success and insure, witli econ
omy and good habits, sufficient wealth to
satisfy tho reasonable desires of unvonc.
Among them the following may be mention
ed:
1. Select good land and reject sterile, no
matter how cheap.
2, Baiso no weeds and only profitable
crops.
3. Undcrdraiu wherover needed.
1. Adopt a good rotation of crops nnd ad
here to it.
5. Provide sufficient shelter for domestic
animals.
G. Keep everything connected with the
domestic animals neat and clean.
7. Plow well, cultivate well do all work
well and not in a slipshod manner.
8. Accumulate and save manure and ap
ply it properly.
9. Procure good implements and take
good care of them.
10. Baiso good animals and take care of
them.
The proceeding ten rules will bo of much
use if carried out and wo add two more to
cover them all, viz. :
11. By measuring and weighing and with
taroful accounts ascertain itist what every
crop and every animal costs you and find
out just what is the market value of each.
12 Employ, then those crops and animals,
which you find give you good profit and drop
all else.
You can thus have tho satisfaction of
knowing that you are carrying out Bicardo's
two famous rules for acquiring wealth.
1. Cut short your losses.
2. Let your profits run on.
Stick to Your I'arms.
Tho life of a farmer is not an easy ono :
but when wo look around and sco the wrecks
of fortune made on every hand by men en
gaged in other pursuits, tho farmer lias cause
to bo thankful if he can support his family
and give his children a good common edu
cation. It has been stated that cliirincr tho
last half century only four merchants in tho
city of New York, out of every hundred,
have succeeded m making their business liro-
iiiauie. ine tumiccesstui ones nave man
aged, in many cases, to continue in business
for many years a'ter they had become bank
rupt, according to theirbooks ; but, of couroo
had to finally succumb to their fate. Theo
men, while living in good btyle, and many
luxuriously, have carried continually a load
of care that no farmer ever experienced
and when tho time catno that their busi
ness must bo wound up, their condition gen
erally has been one of poverty, and utterly
broken down in spirit. A few of them ro
cover and resume business asain : but tlio
majority aro pushed aside, so as to muke
room (or others, eventually to follow in their
footsteps and end their lives in misery and
despair.
I'arniera, be contented. You may not be
able to lay up money j but if yon can pay
tor '0l'f ''inns ami livo coinfortably, envy
no' condition of thoso engaged in other
pursuits, lo tnoso larmers who aro out of
debt, and own good farms, need I say that
"'0 apparently wealthy bankers of Wall
Street might well envy your lot. Nearly
every week ome one ot tlicso tirms, owing
millions of dollars, explodes, and its mora
hers fcink into poverty arid obscurity ; bu
of the farmer who is out of debt owns a bank
- that can never fall, inasmuch as bccdtiino
and harvst aro promised unto' tho end of
time.
A woru to farmer's sons. If your fathers
own good farms which are not mortgaged,
don't all abandon your homes. One of yui,
at least, should remain to carry on tho farm
when your father's leaso of life has expired.
You might possibly do better In sonio other
business, but you had better not risk a
change.
The Weight uf Hay.
So many things havo to b taken into con
sideration iu calculating tho weight of hay
In bulk, It makes it difficult to get at it pre
cisely. For example, fine, newly mown hay
Jike red top or herd grass, vould probably
require 000 cubic feet for a ton: timothy,
650 ; clover, 050; courie meadow hay, 700,
or more. After being stacked days tho
bulk would bo decreased from livo to ten
per cent possibly more, according to theslzo
of tho black and lho pressure iijhim it. Again
hay will vary somewhat iu measurement ac
cording to tho time It is cut. If this ho done
when it is just coming in blossom, us it al
ways should, it will pack closer and weigh
more per cubic foot than If left till the seeds
begin to ripen, and the stalks anil haves
have grown coarser and btcomo drier. Oood
judgement and ome experience in meas
uring and weighing aro required to get nt
this t i rriclly. A nt ijihbur of mine informs
me that he onco hud tho curiosity lo weigh
his timothy buy us he put it into the barn
in July, lie sold it about nine months af
ter, and on weighing it, as it cauie out of
the barn, greatly to his purprise it had
shrunk to within a fraction of twenty five
per cent.
n )rn.ir,,in,nln - -
rt IK (X)LUMBIAN AND
Momintilo Appraisement,
T INT of dealers of Columbia comity.
I here
by certify Hint tlio follow In? lii of rtwilf rs
.1 i
i7ik. ii, Humid ati.l ilmslned by me nt ncrariHim.u
wiiii ilw hmcmi mi'i i.f Awiiii.ly,lii ami ' r
cmhiy of ColiimMi, for llm Syur ISH, Iseorrccl to
111" be.il i.f Iny Hiuoli dironiid la-llef,
1UU III .mVNSIIll'.
Class. Tax.
nice, Abraham general mcrcliniulho
Sliumatl, c a. " "
lAMM'f, .). A. "
in lt'si,neli, ifO. " "
llliiilerlller.P.iild" '
bhuniiin, 1'. !. "
it 1 TO
7 0
7 Ml
7 llll
7 Oil
7 IHI
7 01
7 00
VI on
U to
7 0
in on
7 10
7 10
7 on
IlKNTOV TOWNSItll'.
l'.iorott, II l general mwh-iudiso.
.McHenry, Itenluulii general iiienliiuiaiso 11
Mr Henry, .lohn.1. " " "
-Mclteiiry, Rohr " "
tnmwicic nonocnit.
Snyder, l 11. book stoio
AU.ims k Son, general inert handlso
rreiw llrotlicrs, " "
Eirgeit, .loliu Jewelry More
liens mothers, luiu'jcr tU-utci si
lio.li.on,. 1. 11. ilruit &torii .
lliHkiniui, II. M.jiruciTj storo
Miller, A. itpneial inenli.iniliso.
KmWer, c. II. stoves ami tUiwaro
Wilson I'o. dun: Horn ,.,,,,
lion man ,t nisnln (fi'iier.il m.'irlirinilUa
Hotter,. I. A 11.11.
Utile, Ur. It. II. tints t-tnm
unws, li.iW.I jmrler holtler
.l.ickson Vuu(lln, lii.iinit.iotuilliit CO.
Uuikliigliam,(l. A bUnusStlnwiiio
III OOMSCUUO.
7 in
7 ll
12 to
7 00
7 ll.l
13 M
1.1 10
7 00
7 10
40 Ix)
7 00
Itcnilersliott, .Toserli W.Btucery nml coal 14
Noul V, V. X Hi other, ileulers In coal yi
7 00
1' 10
7 00
7 00
VI BO
7 00
7 00
lla'ceii'lmcli, Isat.iti stocs nntl tlnwnro
ilemleiiti.ill, 11. dry comlssloio
Kininer, win. grocery nuiu
Mitoiii, Dm lil grocery stoio
i:ans, A.J. clothing btnro
Iirott n, W. II. grocery store
Olnrr, u. u. grocery mm drygooas
Hcrniml, Louis Jewelry store
Decker X stocket, couteclloncry
PMlims, Aimer grocery store
M tiler (. it. x Son, ilry goods iiud grocery
Hum on X ;o. Imrdn u' o Moro
iloj er llrotlicrs, ill ug store
ltower, II. U. shoo nnd Iml storo
i.A.n. ,1 V. Itnnlr ami fslnllnnerv
7 O'l
10 110
10 01
7 10
7 00
7 0.1
12 1.0
10 00
7 00
7 10
7 00
1 w
1 00
Ww-onscller X (Jo. wholesale notion fctoi'O IS
Hess, W.F. ilry good and grocciles n
liloomsburg Iron uo. guiernl lneiclunillso T
llcndersliott, N. .1. drug and grocery store U
Jncobyi). A. grocery storo l
Kii.rk..r. .T. it. Flour and srralii storo H
40 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0.1
7 00
VI Ml
10 00
1ii 00
12 r,i
l'out, V. 11. dealer In coal
liloomsburg Lumber Co.
Kelutj ler X Sua, hardware storo
Lowcnbeig, David merclnint tullor
Clark .V. i)lt, dry good storo
-Male, J. II. groceiy noro
ei.i..o,-.. Vi-i ilnrlck ei.iift.f nnprv
0.)
Ilolllnsfiltolmc8,iiluiafer8iindgasllttcrsll 7 no
Lock-aril. (l. M X .1. K. dealers In eoal
7 no
Creniy. I). A. diy goods and urocery
Webb, 'I homos confectionery
Scott, John U. "
I'l.irk, Ueo. A. book storo
Motor llrolbers, drug storo
Knoir, lill boot and Mioc store
liiseil, M. It. grocery btoro
import, A. 51. sun 0 and tinware
Wh.iry, I.. H. " " "
Miller, i'. S. confectionery
Iirobst, Mrs. luvtd confectionery
dross, l'eter beer bottler
ltabb, Augustus grocery storo
l'urnian, t.lla-s H. rumlturo storo
i:or, J. K. dry goodaund grocciles
Correll, 1 V. turnlturo storo
Keller ltaitly, wliolesalo dry goods
Johnson, J. II. grocery store
Klelm, C. A. diu' stoio
lliutuinu, II. V. carpet storo
Hicks, .les,so clothing btoro
llaitman, 1. W.dry goods and grocciles
JlcKeuy, I. W. " " " "
Mclilnnoy, Win. C. boot and shoo btoio
Lutz x Sio.ui, dry goad storo
Ill'.IAKCKKKK TOWNSlIlr.
12 m
7 no
7 no
in no
12 Mi
7 ID
10 Oil
7 00
7 O'l
7 00
7 00
7 (HI
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 OJ
61 00
7 0.)
15 00
Tcrwllllgcr, Andrew grocery storo
KUnetob, W. Jl. general lneichandlso
i;aton.Mrs. A. W. grocery sloio
II
14
II
7 00
7 00
7 00
CATAWISSt.
into X Bro. general mcrchandlsa 11
Weaver, I'. " " 1
Mlcinil, .Man confectionery 1 1
Clark X W Hills, boot and shoo storo 14
(illuort X Kline, general incrcluudlso 11
Scott, Ceo. diy goodstoiu 11
Mnuhardt (leo. boot uud time storo 11
llartman, Win. rumlturo stoio 1 1
Mi.irpless X son, general lneichandlso 11
Harder, Thomas 1:. turnlturo btoro 1 1
Dleiner S. II. general merchandise 12
Williams, John stoes and tlnnuro 14
smith, J. Jl. drug sloro 14
John J. .c Son, general meicliandlso 12
Kluaid, s. D. " " 14
Cleaver. A. 11. stoes and tlnwato it
llrob.it, M. M. general merchandlso 12
l'ortner 11. 1'. a. Son.geueral mei clmndlso 14
tirange, Win. " " 11
Seesholt7, 1. It. grocery btoro 14
Kunston, C. It. dealer In coal 14
(lule, U. 11. " " " 14
Knlltlo X Abbott, dealers In lumber X coal 14
cenTu.ii.I4.
Millard, 0. 11. general merchandlso 12
Mensch.Adjm Joivelry btoro 1 1
Johnson J. 11. x Co. giocery btoro 14
.Murphy, c. u. gcneul lneichandlso 14
llrybjn 11. X Co, " " 10
lilack, D. c. giocery btoro 14
lloaman, Wi ndel agent boot X shoo storo 14
DaMs, Oeo. Jr. drug storo 11
l'oi tuer, A. 11. bto es and tlnwnro 14
CENTRE TOWNSlIll".
Low Bros. X Co. general merchandlso 13
llrobst, '1 homas grocery store 14
Delterlch, Samuel grocery storo 14
Culu, John dealer In coal 14
Kramer, Jostah contectlonery 14
sijousler, Jacob general merehandLso 14
I owler, V.. T. dealer In coal and grain 1 1
Lamon, Win. general uiudi.uidlso 11
Wltmlro x lrlu, ' 14
nSlllNGCKEEK.
Ammerman J. M. general meicliandlso 14
Hosier, 1). It. " " 14
Harilson, Jul In " " 14
Drilabach.vilender " " 14
HOttCll, u. .M. " " 14
Mcltenry.J.F. " " 14
llurrlsou, Jared " " ll
13 00
10 Ol
7 00
7 00
1.1 00
7 0.)
7 01
7 10
1.1 00
7 00
12 SO
7 10
7 00
12 SO
7 00
7 00
12 CO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
20 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
KRANKUN TOWKSHir.
Dyer X Bro, general merchandlso
13 10 oo
IIKEENWOOI).
W'clllvcr, J. II. general merchandlso 1 1
Masters, Win. " " 12
lives kills A; liro. " " 12
lives x Heller, " " 14
Leggolts Loie, " " ll
lleury, Mrs. II. " " 14
Deir.A.J. " " 14
Black, 1'. D. " " li
oo
12 W
Vi to
7 llll
7 UO
7 UO
7 01)
12 IA1
Harris, F. 1'. general mei ehandlso H
old, W in. boot nnd Hmu storo 14
Shoemuker, M. o. & .11. general indso. 1 1
I.0CCST TOWNSlIll'.
Yeagcr, Jacob general merchandlso H
Fahrlnger, Lucas " " u
Vastlne,J.il.&Co. " " 14
Yocura, P. Jl. " " 13
7 00
7 00
7 UO
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 UO
dingles, William general merchandlso 13
Hurst, II. W. K Co. " " 13
MAIS,
Campbell X Co. general meicliandlse 14
llodlne, .1. 1). " " 14
Derr, li. V. confectionery 14
MirruN.
Iletler, J. II. general merchandlso 13
Creasy&llrown, " " 13
schweppcnhelicr, E. general merchandlso 14
MOCST I'LEASANT,
10 no
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 Oil
10 00
10 00
7 00
Sands, Joseph X bon general meicliandlso 11
; oo
MOSTOUIl.
Farnsworlh. J. F. irrocirv btoro 14 7 00
Paxton X Harmon, general dialers 13 lo Oo
Sharnless. (1. 11. LMoeeilesnnd dry L'OOds 11 7 00
Ainiiiermau dueivhon, Keiieraii.iu.-3U, i i i"'
l'.eay. lleury S. oils nnd blushes. 14 7 oo
0HAN.JE.
Kloan. B. K. general merchandlso 13
Low, a W. X son " " 13
llarinan, J. 11. " " 14
Keller, Jl. C. contectlonery 14
I'INE.
Lyon, It. W. general merchandlso 14
llOtlllNUC'UEKK,
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 09
(Sherrington, Owen W. general mdso. 33 7 oo
ta'OAiiim'.
Cole, 11. D. general merchandlso 14 7uo
Colo E. X tiou, " " 14 7 oo
Wettertch, W. E, general merchandlso
llai unan. T. W. coimctloiiery
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 7 00
Atleiuan, (', It, stoves and Unworn
ltUhnri, Nchemlnh liooti--, shoos X notions ll
I'l eellug, '1 hointis Jr.A Co. grocery A' feed 13
Wonnau, Samuel A . gem i ul iiieiihandlou 14
Woi khcUcr, J. 1). tool and shoo btoro 1 1
While, A. II. general merchandlso 13
Knt, liobcit t. stoves mid tluwnio 14
i.oidner.J. lt.drugbtoio 11
Criivellng X 'nimbly, general merchandise 13
Aul Homy coal dealer 11
T
10
7
7
10
7
7
lo
T
All persons w ho may feel aggrieved bvthoaliovo
ciassiiicauon can n.i vo nn npimriunuyoi upiienuug
u lueetliiL' tho tlli(U-rsl"iiul. Juno C. IsTO. ut
which tlmu an n pi m nl will l.o held ut lho Court
lloubo in niooinsouig. ccinmcuiliigniu o'ciock u. in
uuu ciiuing ui 4 o uu k p. in,
SAMUEL JACOliY,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Jlay 6, '16.-
VTOTICK TO LADIES.
lho bubscilber Las taken lho Jlllllncry Storo
Iririnerlv oecunied bv S'aruh C. Ale. on Alnlu Htree
lilooiusbuig where bho will lo happy to sen he
u lends u mi uiu minus oi inu roumy gi-nciuiiy.
inn siotk of Millinery (loodson hand and at icason
Woiulns. Miss Funny Fisher, will attend lotrlin-
x .. I'l VI A l.'IWVII
llll. 1 .VV. ....hi '...
May 6, 'lo.-un
rOll SALE!
400 ACRES OF COAL LAND
I.vlntrti, Ilrlur Creek and FlshlnL' Creek Townshlns.
In Columbia County, uud only about tour miles from
lierw It k. Tho land Is w ell thubei ed and u lurgo 1 1 In
of i oal otien on mid nrunerlv.
For turns uud eonuillons of
11)1011.
bale, address or call
It. IIOWNINO.
April SI. Sin.
Wllrcs-IUiic, l'a,
TyfoTiw:.
'1 he undersigned would hen by gtvo notice toul
nartles Indebted to liliu. on unto or book account, to
come fo rwurd und beltlo ut unco or the accounts will
io piaceu in uo lianas ot mo iirornr uucer lor coi-
lection
'tl). HI.
HTKrilKK HNCWU.
.,; .! nrjjr "'"-----"-'-'-)'- !' imin 11,11 ,i .1. i . .,... !'-'
DElOCllAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
VULCAN lUOtf WORKS,
DANVllAi:, MUNTOtm COUNTY, 1'A.
TT 11
11tilAM II. IAW, Manufacturer, of
Hollers, (iMholuYr,
iv wrrinir ii. 1 1 nil i i ( itph. no ii-ia.
Flrrnrnof BulldliiBS, Wrought Iron itoollng, Itimning
t'miuos. I'liioilug olid Hi wis, rami (Intou and 1 eno-
ng.nlso Wiuughl Iron Piping, NtuoU nnd nil kinds
of uiimUi Work, Ac. Iteiulrs piomptly ntleudnl.to
N, ll.-l)rnwlngs and Bstlm.Ucs ttiiplleil.
Oct. 8, W6-11
rpo tiii:ai'fuctkd and uni-outu.
I NATi:. Thero Is no class of diseases that re.
ijuiro more experlenco to tieat sueeessfolly Ihnii
tliosonf apiUaieeharaiti'i'. Many phislclaiis sup.
nose that hen tlio pilmary rj luiilems jire leiimed,
the disorder or poison has been iiurcouu'. such Is
not tho case. Tin' dinieultles, or the vnrlous stages
of the dWiso nro then to succeed, 'lho parts iirst
attacked nro tlio throat, nose, moutti, tongue, skin,
Icmlons, bones, ligaments, ears, ejes, AC, lYeinient
Iv those symptoms nro treated by yhj Melons ns Mm.
plo ulcerations, until soma of th linportni.t organs
of tho body beeoino Iniolved, when depth iclleos
the suneier. llll. It. W. I.OIlli, ImMiig mado nil prl.
mho diseases n study, guarantees n speedv and tier.
mnnent ei'.lo with purely vegctatilu Inedlilnes. Med
leal unices nnd drugslnre, No.r.31 North l'ltteeiith
Stievt. Hours, 10 till 1.S0 nnd 0 to 0 p. In.
March 17, 'til-ly.
J. 11. KNtTTI.i:. W. II. A11IKHT
iiipoi'duii lo Fiinner.s.
and everj tiody In want ot
LOIR, LILMIJEH, AND COAL.
Wo lint a erected kilns nt or near tlio Taper Mlll.on
tho 1). II. X W. It. II. nnd mo now prepared to bell
llino nt tcry reasonable ) nces nnd ot good ipiallly.
Ciders by flu) tar promplly Idled nnd bhlpliod tu
any station on the nboo road.
A full lino ot I.I'M lllllt. of nil kinds, dressed
or in tho rough, shlngcs, t.nlli nnd
bill 'limber to width wo InMto
tho attention ot custo
mers. orders received nnd lined for nil kinds ot Family
Coi
My btrtctnt tent hm to business wo liopo to merit a
sli.uo of imbue- patronage.
KMTTI.K X ABBOTT,
April 21, 1S70.- Calatt issn, l'a.
Centennial Prices, 187G.
l'LANTS 11 Y MAIL,
l'ostpald to nny address In the I'nttcd States.
Tor r.o cln. 1 New (.'cranium, duiiblo orslogle.
" lUetH.tiOlder Vmlelles, " " "
" r.0 els. 1 (ler.inluni, 1 Agcr.it um, 1 Colcus, 1 Ver.
beim, 1 b.ige, I I'UMhla.
" 1.oo, 2 Ageialum. 2 (Hraiilniu, i Sages, 2 Colons,
Heliotrope, 4 Verbenas.
By express, box and pat king free, for J".oo.
12 Verlvnas, In vailety, 2 Dahlias,
1 Cerauluins, " 2 l'uehslos,
n Colons, " 2 Hardy l'fnks,
0 Sages, " 2 Cljar I'lants,
0 Ageratums, " 2 I'hrysantheums,
4 llellotiopes, " 2 Basket Plants,
2 llouvaidlas, 2 Carnations,
a HegonUs, l Century Plant,
1 Hose, 2 Altciuather.is,
2 Lanlanas, 2 I Mrs.
Orders received for Trees, Shi ubs and Evergreens.
Caah lo accompany nil orders.
Address
DAVID CI.IFI'i:,
lllverslde, Nurseries,
nircrslde, Koiih'd Co. l'a,
April 21.-3m.
" I " I A I'll - M
GLASS
METAL
A..
Mm
vith prUI'
fPAKKUM INSTITUTE
PHIIAO'A 187
AMtBltAII IUSHTU7E
. '
NtWYOIlK IS7S
COHANSEY GLASS MFGCO.
MFR'S WINDOW GLASS, BOTTLES &C.
April 14-Iw
a
ALIFORNIA.
Ill CIIICAflO & XOliTIt-Wl'-STEKN KAIWVAY
Kmbraccs under nno management tho flrcnt Trunk
Kail way Lines of tho WUyr and KOltTlI-WFST.nnd,
w Itli Its numerous branches and connections, lorius
tho shortest nml iiulckesl route between Chicago
nnd all points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Noiitiiekn
.MioiiKiAN, .Minnesota, Iowa, nkbkaska, Cnlltoinla
and the Western Teultorles. Its
Umalia and t'alltbrula Line
Is tho bhortest and best routo for all points In north-
rn Illinois, lown. Dakota. Nebraska. Wvoinluir.
Colorado, Neada, Utah, California, Oiegon, China,
utipau tuiu jusLiMiia. 11.9
Cliicago, DladiNon & St.l'aulLinc
Is tho short lino for Northern Wisconsin and Minne
sota, nnd for Madison, St. Paul, Mlnneapolls.Duluth,
nnu an points iu lho great Koith-west. its
Winona and St. Pvtcr 1,1 no
Is tho only l onto for Winona, ltoehestcr, Owatonna,
Mankato, Kt. l'eter. New lllni, und all points In
touthein nnd cent nil Minnesota. Its
Gt'con Itay antl Marquette Line
Is tho only lino for Jancsllle, Wnteitown, Tond I)u
l.act usiiKOBn, Appieton, urecniniy, icuiiaoa,
.-aunce. .Maruuelle. itougutoo, nancocK anu me
Lake Supei lor country. Its
Frccport aittl Diilniqne Une
Is lho only route for ngln, ltockford, rrceport, and
an pou. ls ia i- rcepoi i. us
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is tho old Lake Phoro lionte, and Is tho only one
no-sslnir throusli i;vanstoii, ijiko loresi, jnguuuiu
'ark, Wuukegan, ltacine, Kcnosna 10 .unwauhi
I'lilliuaii I'a'acc Cars
rrt i-nn nn nil tlirnilf.il trnlns Of this road.
Tiiw uinn unia link runulnc theso curs bo-
twien Chicago and St. I'aul.Chlcago and Milwaukee,
nr l?l.len(ni anil Winona.
jv uinuua uur sii.eiieru couuei-i, nn mu u.ciianu
sleepers on tlio Utlon l'acltlo Itallioad tor all points
west Ol lliu .ilissoui i river.
rm um nrtivni or inu trains rrom mo casi or souin,
tho trains ot tho Chicago X North-W'estern Hallway
lefivfi Clileni'n ns follows
FOIl COUNCIL r.LUl'KS, UMillA ANU CALII OKNIA, TWO
through trains uaiiy, wun ruiimun iiunieuiuuvviut'
rofiin iiiul fcli.etiliiL- ears throueh to Council Illutls.
l Oll DT I'ACli AMIiMlAnCAI UI IS, l M U lUIUUIl llUllia
dally, wltli l'ullmaa palaeo curs attached to both
iniiri.i-
Fon Oiiern Hav anu Lake Sui-kiuou, two trains
dally, with I'ullmanpaiaco cais nuacneu, ami run
ning through to Maiipjctte.
Kim Mii vi'k-t B. four ibroueh trains dally. Full
man cars on night trains, rni lor chair cars on day
irums.
Fon HrAiiTA anii Winona and points in Mlnnosotn,
ono through train dally, with l'ullmaii bleepersto
Winona. , ...
l'ou Dcni'iiur, la Vreepoit, two through trains
daily, Willi ruiiiuau curs on nigni iruuii.
i.'mt liiriii'ni'i: anii 1.1 renn. via Clinton, tw
through trains datly, with I'ullman cars on night
tram luMcuiegor, lowa. , ,
Foil Sioux Citv anii Yankton, two trains dally,l'ull-
man cars to .Missouri vauoy uunciuui.
i.'im l.iku nvjjKvA. fnnr ii-aIiih dally.
Flllt IniOKFnitn. hTLKLlKO. Kknosiia. Janksvili.k,
und othtr polnts,joueau havo from two to ten trains
uuuy. .
Now York ofllcc, No 41B llroadway j Tloston ofllce,
B Slato btrccti Omaha oltlce, WS Furnham Street!
Hau Francisco oillce. 121 Mouluouivry Street: Chlca.
,rntfr.Li.r nniei.w , i.y ciniir kiieit. under Sherman
Tlousoj corner Cnnal and .MuillbOii'bticeU; Klnzlo
Street depot, comer w, Kinio uniicnuui puccisi
Wells street depot, comer Wells nnd Kluilo Streets,
l or rules or imtiiunuou not uuuuiuoio uum jwu
homo ticket ugents, apply to
W. II, Htennltt,
Makvin HCOIllTT,
Hen. Fuss. Ag t, Chicago,
lien, sup't.Chlcogo
Feb. 4,7-ly
LOUIS BERNHARD,
Dealer la
ELGIN WATCHE3, CLOCKS,
Silvoi witio, 'Watclics and Jewelry
HLOOMSllUllU, l'A,
Ladlos' and Gentlemen's Hold an d Silver Watches,
of American and Foreign manufacture.
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
FINK JEYVEUIY, &0., &0.
REPAIllING AND ENGRAVING
IMoiiiiitl) Executed,
OCt.9,I5-1y
UBIN11SS OA IIDS,
V1S1TINO OAIUM,
urrmt ItKADS,
lUSTKUS, tOH AO.,
Neatly and Cheaply printed at the (Joluu
IiIAM Oflicc.
pis ip mann mm
rlHHfl UrmV.u V
TOfS
W i v ms
I'fflllT'Jills
A..-.
(ffgrfiuirJAflsM
V.MSUAI.tfV'(li!i VTt. MiV 'S
N
EW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
A Nil
Gontlaiuon'a Dvcgh CtqocIm.
David i.owi3Niinna
Invites attention to his largennd etrgnht slock ol
llll,
nt his storo on;
MAIN BTltIXT, IS Till! NEW 11I.COK,
IlUJOMHIlLflKI, l'A.,
wticro ho has Just i ecclved from New York nnd riill.
iidelphla a, full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most f.ishlonnblc. durable nnd
fuitiasuino
CON31STINO Of
l!OX
SACK
ritocr:,
GUM
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
Ol' AM. SOItTS SIZES AND COt.OISS,
lie lias also replenished his already large stock of
Cl.OTIISANI) OASSIMUIIES,
STltll'ED,
ri(lUItEl)
ANDjrr.AIN VESTS,
SlIIHTS,
CHAVATS
SOCKS,
COLLAItS,
ItANDICEr.CIIIKrS,
GLOVES,
;SUSPENDERS,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
lie has constantly on hand a largo and well select
od assortment ot
Cloths and Veatings,
wldch ho Is prepared to make to order Into nny kind
of clothing, on very short notice, and In tho best
manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear nnd most
of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHI4S AN!) JEWELKY,
OP EVEKY DUSCltll'TION, FINE AND CHEAP.
HIS CASE OP JEWEEltY IS NOT SUltl'ASSED IN
TIIIS BLACK.
CALL AND EXAMINE IMS OENKIiAL ASSORT
MENT OP
Clothing, Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
DAVID LOWENI5ERG.
.Tilly V73.tr.
COUNTER.PLATFORfu. WAGOti&TBACK
CV(?AGENTS WANTED
spio roi pry ce. list
MARVIN 5AF.E 85SCALECO.
265 BROADWAY JV. Y.
121 CHESTNUT ST. PHI LA, PA.
W8.BANKST. CLEVE. 0.
Mai eh 31, til.-ly.
THE TE1UMPH TRUSS 00,
jCTirv Ko. 534 Dowery, New York,
rfliJRlUKPHiai TS WHOM WAS AWAltDr.I) TIIL'
J J) FOIl THE
Best Elastic Truss and Stic
At tho great Ameilcau m&tltuto I'nlr
(SESSION 1H5.)
CCllE IIITTV'KEIN FlIOM 80 1 0 91 DAVS, AND Ott'EII
$1,000 1 on A Case Tiiev Cannot Cviik.
Thoy employ a llitt-elass Lady Surge on. Terms
modeiute. Cures (iiiarunlccd. 'lho usual discounts
to Fatroiis ot Husbandry. Examinations Flee.
orders tilled by nan. send ten cents tor Descriptlv
Hook, to Dr. C. V. II. IIUIt.NHAM,
Mar. m,16.-1y, (icnerul Superintendent.
Verbatim .Reporting.
TEItMS: Actual traveling-, boarding-, and other
C7pen.-es; live dollars u session, tor taking tliuieuort;
nnd ten tents u folto, ( bundled words, ) for wilting
oui inio louit'iiauu.
wiii-rn tnn matter renorted In ono dnv omials
exceeds lltty folios, tho live-dollar fee will tin remitt
ed, and tho trunscilbluLMnlo lomr-hand chaa'cd
Ulteen cents a folio: bui.'n nil such cases, if few.
Ihnu lllty rollosuto puieiiaseu, the no uonais w
bo charged.
Addiess. S, N, Walker, A.M., Couit-stcno;
rapher, liloomsburg, Columbia county, I'ennsylv
ma.
Ilesldcnce. Iron stieet, between Third and
rouiin.
Olllco. AVIth K. K.Orvls, Esq.,Columblan-bulld.
ing; eniranee.opposuo uiu t-asi. gaiu lo iuo coin
iiouso uiti, ursi. noor, in si uoor iu imiii,
oillco-hour, from twelve lo one o'clock
icb is, ism- ly
Tlio Wall Street Iiulicato
THIS WEUK'S ISSUE SENT EltEE.
Contains l'lctoilal Illustrations of Hulls and lieare.
Alio, full nndeompleto Instruellons how to o)icriilo
In stocks uud stink I'rlMleges, Capllul him and
suggestions. Aisu.ansioi vumauio i-reiuiuuis
Clutis. I'Send lor It,"
lil'CKWALTKlt X CO., llankeis and llrokeis,
F. I). Ilox 4317. 10 Wull bt., Mow Yoik City.
Mur.3I,'I0.-ly
TTOTI'IIj
"fho Hotel
TO LEASE.
In Orantrovlllo, Columbia county, r
known nstlio Jacob (looil stand, now occuiikHl
John Snydcr.ts lo bu lei lor lho )iur beginning Apr!
Att'y.at-law,
Jan r.tc-tf. liloomsburg, Fa,
HOMEOPATHIC
"FAMILY MEDICINE CASES.
And boi.ksghlng plain und ionium dliectlons Mr
uii-ir i. ,ie. mo a ncicssuy iiteiiiv iiti'iM-utiiu
i r i.iuuwiii niiinuy uom'oi ineoiiiue biatii uu
SClloUSCUH' of slllililhS.
Mtssis IIOI.IIICK acTAFFI,11.1 llruiid St..New
Yoik, will bend u catuloguo describing lho Oiuen-ut
nil li s and sizes, to any uildri ks on receipt of a siuinji.
'lut Irs Is tl.o oldest i-Mttbllsliineia ot IU kind 111
America, hating been Oundul lu Ibii.
Villi' a-biv.
MAS MMNniNHALL
HAVING rcnnmil tlio business of Jleiehnii.
.discing at his Old Kloie.on ,
MAIN STJIHKT, 11LOOM9I1U11G,
NEAIl llIK FOIIKS UOTKt.,
Peslresto enlttlio nttcntlonof his Vrlclids nmllho
ubllcgctiorany.u his
NllW, I'UI.Ii AND VAltlKIl
STOCK OF GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
And solicits nshnro of public patronngo
1119 STOCK CONSISTS Of
I1HY (lOOBS,
(iitooi:im;s,
OJinilNKW'AltH,
wooniiNWAiti:,
wn.i.owwAitn,
BOOTS X SHOES,
IIAllDWAItK,
1'I.OlUt AND FEED
In connection with IiH stock of Jkrcnandlso he
ccnstintly keepi on hand Iu his yard.
- Al'L'LLSTOCICOF
AND SlIINULCS OF HIS MANUFACTilHI-:.
Bill Lunibor mnilo a speciality.
CALL AND SUn.
OCt.3,1?t3-tf.
BLOOMSBtJHG
17 J;::.
liilS
ova srr
.v
MAHELE WOHKS.
T. L. GrUNTON, Proprietor,
JIAIN STItEIlT, 11ELOW JIAllltLT.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all hind of
MONUMENTAL MARBLEYOHKS
Wo use tlio best AMH11ICAN nml ITALIAN Mill bio.
Ho has on hand and f ui nlshcs to order
MONUMENTS,
TOJUJS,
HEADSTONES,
UliNS, VASES, Ac.
Hvorv variety ot Marble cutllns neatly executed at
tho lowest maiki't prices.
A Ion" praclleale.xiierlenee nml peisonal attention
to builncs makes the nrupiletor coiilident of clilni;
satisfaction. All ordeis by mall promptlj attended
to. 1 . u. box V.IT.
BSyA'. Jl. Work thlirercd free ofchargCSH
Allif. 21, 'Tt-iy.
T. L. (H1NTON, l'roprletor.
AINWlilOHT & CO.,
W1IOLF.SALK (IHOCEItS,
N. U. Corner Second and Arch streejs,
FlIIl.ABtl.l'IIIA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYltUrS, COFFEE, SUQAIt, MOLASSES
kick, sncES, Bicmu soda, sc., ic
rsrordcrs will rccotve r-rompt attention.
8l,T-tf
HOLLENS k HOLMES
No. 17 Centro Stro "
Piute Gas anil Steam Fitters
l MANUFACTURERS OF
"J? X 1ST -W -A-IRiE,
GALVANIZED IltON COltNlCK,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wire Trellises. Ac. Dealers in Stoves, flang
es, Furnaces, llaltiinoro Heaters, Low Down
Urates, AlnnteH, I'UJU'S, weatner Btriiis
YC Also
G-AS FIXTURES
of tho latest dcMirn
Special attention paid to ro
es of eierv description. Scales,
pal I lng Sewing M nchlnes of el cry descrll
.ticks. Hell Hanging, Key Fitting, Ac. l'rliato lies,!-
dences Heated by
team at a small cost abovo Hot
Air.
1 eo, U0.'T5 it,
PELIC1A
REGISTERED TRADE-MARK.
AMM0NIATK1) SUPKU PHOSPHATE
Circulars and analysis mailed freo on application
For Eiilo.by Dealers gf nerally, and by tho Importers
turn juanuiaeiuf era,
j).siAii j.ai.b.i:a's sous,
No. 4, South Delaware Ave, Philadelphia
AGENT'S,
iiiale no eiiyayancnts lill you see our
NEW BOOK,
Which In thrilling Interest, urillng mult, cleganco
nun (-iieiipness, ji,is uusojuieijr nu iiiiui, is "in
Tiiimi" for lho centennial pcilod lukis on Mght.
Tlio f'North Ann rlcan ltuvlow"savs ltls'dLServ
Ing of untm.illtlf.-il nrnlse: wo nntlclnato t r H un ex.
tensllu noniihiiltv :" lho "llubunuo TIuiuh'' savs.
".lust uuehu woik as Ihousaiulsof tho Ainerleuii
IH-opIo will bo glad lo possess:" lho "Detroit i flier
ilser tails It "preferablo to any jet publlshon," Any
ueilvu iniui or woman ot good uddiess Instn i d largo
iirouis una swiiuy worK lor u year, i-or mil panicu.
lurs miuitiHS j. ll. l oiiii xvi.,
April 11-19 w. SI Park Place. K, Y.
this I'lfF.n is em hi.k wiru
ROWELL & CHESMAN
- Adverlising Agents,
THIRD & CHESTNUT STS., 8T. LOUI8, Ma
L
AST NOTICE.
nr subscription In thu CoctiMHlAN uiu Iwribv notllli
uiui uis tiuoKsii-u lorheieiiu inunius iio.t iiinu m
tho bands of Inu imdeislgiu'd tor colhcllou, una
that settlement, uf thu same must bu promptly made.
'KKOltVls.
March 17-tf .
(Si o a day nt heme. Amenta wanted. Outfit ami
W-l tcnusf rcu, TitUll c CO., AiiKUita, ilulue,
.March, io, pe-jy. )
M. ...''ill ,
awe
A J-IWA.VV STOCK,
Cheap J? ihan Sver!
S. II, MILLER h SON
Jhivo Just liecoived
the largest nml licst sili'iily of
CHEAP AMD FASHIONABLE
DEY GOODS,
They have ever ofreied toliielf ti lends amicus,
tomcrs,
ijlotlis, Cfissimores, anil Satmetts
for JlEN'ri WHA1J,
Cloths, Alapiu'.iis, Merinos,
for hAIJlES' WEAK,
CALICOES, MUSI-hNV, UAMIUIICS,
nml every variety of Dry ClooiU iltslrpd,
STOCK OK
Carpots, Mats, Ottomana,
CLOSED OUT AT COffl
FAMILY GKOCERtES,
including nil tlio varieties of
COKFEKK, TEAS nml StXiAKS,
OOUNTHY PRODUCE,
ami a general Ml'lly of nrtlelci tucful for tlio
table always on liaiul.
CALL AND SEE.
Country liroiluco of nil kiml taken in cx
cIiniiKc for pooil-t at easli iiriccs.
O(t.30,'il-lf
Important
Gardeners
AND
Agriculturists!
"EMPEltOll WIMJA51" CAlHiAGE.
The best, l.irirest nnd most proillnblo vnrlcty of
winter cabbafu known In Liuopo, nnd luiported to
this country cm lti-.lt cly by us last sprlns:, where,
with tho most urdluary cultlvntlcn, It llouiKhes as
tunlshlnglv, .itlnlnlnit an cnormniHM?u and (.elllna
In the niniKet nt pileesmot ciatlfjlnirto thu pio
dueei . In truu-iplniillng,', ki eat cam Khmild betaken
to clvo FiULCknt space lor uiowth, Milld hcaiH, tho
sleot tho mouth of n Hour band, Is tho avcrago
run ot this tnoieo Mineiy. one pjeKngo oi inuseeu
sent, nostnuldon iicelntof 5. cents. 'Ihreo pack-
iijres lo ono ailciiosN, f l.iio. Tonucuts taper dozen
nnd 4 threo cent sluiups.
WWlth each package of seed wo Eind a suro
medy nKulnst tho nuatresof the csbbase llyor
other post, on j bung nnd temlcr plants.
iMAMMOTII GOUAII INDIAN CORN.
We. .planted last spilne; on Lonif Island, n small
quani'lv (which wooblulned with ureal illlllciill jKH
this itlcanllo und ns jet U'ry I nro aility of Indian
com. in K'lmml.er, by uclualini-nsuiement,alari,'o
iiiajiulty of the slalks btood Horn Vi to 10 feet In
lu ittui, onu si in growing, wuu noiu a 10 i enoriuou-i
ems ot i oin Ktow Hilton almost eiiry Ptnlk.
1110 3 n-lil Uls ui ine lino oi yeo onueis oi cui com
per ncie, while tho lodUcrcioiiwns Immense and ot
lino finality.
Wo could have sold tho entire cronforn blirprlco
to a New York seedsman, but declined to do so, pie
feiilni; to keep tho i lop fur tlio accommodation of
oui numeious country patrons, lio will nnd It
to their Intel ests tosecuio at least a small selection
of this uio larleiy lorthe comlnirsprliiir planum,-,
l.lio ai'ileultuilsts, who belIco In "mniMiiNirwlili
n piuatl 1-i.oi'iiu tullliniors nro poor things, both
wnj s betwei n the row s w ill bo astounded by tho re
suit. Wo w 111 send by mall to any address 1 package
on receipt ot .1 1 cents und u threo cent stamps, or 3
p.tel;aic.s on i ccelpt ot f I and -I threo cent stamps.
:"e"i)ur supplj Is limited. Parties desiring to fie
curn either ot the abovo raro betds should not delay
their orders. Allseed sold by mwairanled fresh
nml to eliminate. No noods sent C. o. 1). Cash
must accompany an orueis. ror ciiuer oi auoiu
eens auurcss
ll.l.lA. Uli.-Mfl, eo
reb lS-Cm. 2ii Fast 113th ht., N. X.
SILVER. MiAEED WAIIE.
Eloctro-Phtcd Tablo Ware,
AND
Ornamental Art Work
IN (il'EAT VAKIETY,
MANUFACTUItED 11Y THE
ideii
5 5 0 Ji r o ad way, New York
Tho best Plated .spoons and Forks nro thoso Silver
'lalcd heal lest on tho pails whero necess.iilly tho
most wear comes, mid benilng tho Trade Maik.
1817 KOGERS IlKOTIIEKS XII.
N. 11.- This gieat Improvement In Sllver-Platcd
Spoons nnd Forks Is applied alike to each grade ot
Plate, A 1, 8 and 12 or., as ordered. Tho Process nnd
Machinery for manufactuilng theso goods nro Pat
ented. 'I ho Extra or "Standard Plate" mado by this
Company Is stamped A 1, simply, and Is plated 20
per cent, heaMcr than tho ordinary market stand
ard.
FfFlrst Premiums awarded nt all Fairs whero
exhibited, frcm Woild's I'ulr of 1652 to American
Institute Fair, 1S75, Inclusive,
Maicinu, '70,-Cra.
A winded the Highest Medal nt Vienna.
E, & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
OUI, Uroadway, New York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
MANITACI C1IK11S, iMrOUTlillS AMI DUALEKS IN
CIIIIOMOS AND EUAJIES,
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS,
EUUMS, GKAl'HO.SCOl'ES &SU1TA11LE
VIEWS.
PMoppMc Materials.
Wo aro lieadfinat tcrs for ei erj thing In tlio way of
Storeopticons aud Magio Lanterns,
Ilelng Manufacturers of tho
MICltO-SCIKNTHTO EANTEltN,
STEHEO-PANOI'TICON,
UN1VEHS1TY STElfEOlTICON,
ADYlCUTlSEIt'S STEKEOl'TICON,
AUTOl'TICON,
SCHOOL IiANTEIiN, FAJIIEY LANTERN
PEOPLE'S LANTEitN,
Each htj lo being tho best of Its class In tho market.
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, w ltli directions
for using, sent on application.
Any enterpilslng man can inako money tilth a
magic l. mucin.
fceirCiit out this advertisement for refer
enccJEfJ Feb. ie,'io-7m
AN ACTUAL BU81NFPS INbHIETlCN AND
TKLEflltAPHIO NSTITUTE.
For Inform alien call at On cc, or tend for Coi n
AnviiiTiaiK, )uucw-1y
THE ''MOODY'IRtT'
JIAHE TO OltllEll ONLY.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
(icntleiacn dCklrlngKhtrtsw llI nlcoso drop ns a lino
uuu uur nKvni. mil eiui un.1 get, iuo meuauremcuu
Factory 1
iJUkuwulilui Alenuo.
Address
P. t). MOODY,
March 10, lO-ly
Bcranlon, l'a.
V.UtiH l'OK HATCHING,
HUl'T COCHINS ONLY.
From D. W, IIcrtllnii'B noted rrUo winning ttraln,
tz.to lor 13.
A, ll.HIIAKl'I.ESX,
uatawissa, ra.
Woi-ch II, 1770 Sm.
BI-ANK NOTEfl,iIlh oiwilhout eianntioi
for nolo at the Oou-'mwam oaee.
Wail fioad timetables
APEI.l'itA AND HEADING HOAI)
1'AeSENOKIl
AUUANGEMENT OK
TltAINH.
II AY
1ST.1.
THAIKS l.BAVK Ht'1'I.nT AS 1 Ot.l OWB (Pl'NIiAV KJtcrriKIl
For New York, Fhlladcli!ila, lleadlinr, FoltBMUo
Tnmafiun, Ac,, ll.ltf n. m
For Cnlawlisn, tl.Ki u. in. nml 7,30 p. m.
For Wllllainsport,c,ii3 n. m. nml 4,0(1 p. m.
l.KAVR AS fOll.OWP,(9t)nilAf"
cEi'TEn.)
T11A1N9 FOIl llb'fl.UT
I.CAV0 New York, v,m a. m.
Leave FhllnilelphLi, ,1fi n. m.
LeaieUeadlmf, 11,3 a. m., Fotlsvllle, 1!,10 p. m
mid Tamaipm, 1,sop. m.
If.tvoCatnwIssa, n,2o n.m. nnu .i.iiup.in.
Leave WMIIninsFOJTt ,o,50n. m. and Mtf V. in.
Fos-ienircrs iti,d Iiolu New York nnd l'htlado
plihiKOthioiwi lthoutehaiiKOof ears.
r. i:. woottiin,
Jan.ti,lUo-tf. (lcner.il Biipcilntemteiit.
JN
OUT! I EI IN
COMPANY.
UENTJtAE ItAIIAVAV
On nml after November sotli, 1973, trains will lftvo
SUNIlUllYas follows:
NOUTIIWAItll.
Eilo Mall B.50 n. m., arrive Klmlrn 11X0 n. m
Cananilaigu.i. . u.-if jt. tii
Itochester fi.lli "
Niagara t.M "
ltenovo accommoil.it Ion U.lo n. in. nultu Williams
it is.Wi p. in. .
L'lmtrii Mull 1.15 a.m., tin ivo Klmlrn lo.no n. in.
lluffalo llspress 7.15 a. m. nnlvo llurfalo S.60 a. m.
BOUTlIWAliU.
lliUTalo Express 2.to n. m. nrrlvo ltan Isbiirp; 4.r,o n. m
" Ilaltlinoroit.to "
lilmlraMall I1.ir,a.in., nnlvo llnirlsliiirgl.r.op. m
" 'nshlngtoii M.sn "
11 llalllmoroi;.r.(i "
" Washlngtoii S..D0 "
llarrlsburg accommodation s.top. m.nrrlio Harris
burg 10.50 p. m.
nrrlvo llaltlmoro 2.25 n. m
" Wnshli:gtonr..la
Krlo Mall 12.65 n. m. nn ll o 1 1an lsburg 3.05 a. m.
" ll.iltlmoros.io "
" Washington lo.cn "
All dally except Sunday.
1). M. 110 YD, Jr., (Jencral Passenger Agent
A. .T. CASSATT, Ocncriil Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
riiilailclpliia & Erio 11. 1!. Division.
SUMMKtt TUIE TADEE.
ON nml after SUNDAY, APE. 23, 187G.
Uiu trains on tho Philadelphia Frio itnll
ito.ul Dlilslou will run as follows:
WKSTW'MW.
1,'UIi: F.XPItESSlcavcs New Ye rk...,
" " " Philadelphia
" " " llalllmoio
" ' " llin i lsburg
" - " nrr. at Wllll.tmspoit
" " Lock I I'll en
" " " File
.... 0 25 n. m
....12.55 p. in
.... 1.20 p. m
. .. n.iio p. in
.. . s.r,5 p. m
..1.).:it) p. in
....10 03 ll. m
8.25 p. m
11.55)1. Ill
.. D.IOp.Ill
... 4.25 a. Ill
... s.r.H.iu
, . . !U'i n. iii
... lo.r.5 0. m
7.50 1). Ill
Ellin MAIL leaves New Yorl:
i-uuaueipuia
" " llaltiinoro
" llnrrlsburg
" Wllllamsport....
" 'f Lock llaicn ....
" " ltenovo
11 nrr. at Eric
NUeuiiA Exnikss leaves
Philadelphia,
llaltiinoro....
7.20 n, m
, 7.3fi a. m
,10.45 11. Ill
1 larrlsburg.
nrr. nt Wllllamsport.. 1.5 1 p. m
liOCK IIIIVCII.... il.l.i p. iu
" Itenoro 4.15 p. m
" Kane 8.13 p. m
" Hutlnlo
lock nAVEN accom. leaves Phlladelplda s.on n. m
" " liaiiiiuoie .10 ii. in
i " " " Ilnirisburg 125 p. in
'i ii " nrr. nt Wllllamsport . n.in p. m
ii " ' Lock Uaien 7.cop. m
SUNDAY EXPRESS leaiesNcw- Yoik s.trp. m
j'uii.uieipiiui ,n t..i p. in
" lltiltlmorc.,
li.nil). m
" Ibi ri lsburg. ...
nrr. at Wllllainspoi t..
. 4.1U turn
,.. 7. 1 J u. m
EASTU'AM).
PIIIL'A EXPRESS leaves Frio
" " " Lock Haven...
" " Wllllamsport...,
" " arrives at um i lsburg
" " " llaltlmoro
. 7.00 p. in
, h.Sllll. Ill
. 7.55 ll. Ill
11 411 il. lu
. 5.25 11. IU
Philadelphia..
3.30 p. m
New Yoi k c.15 ji. in
DAY EXPRESS
leaves Kane
" ltenovo
" lx)ck Haven. .
" Wllllainspoi t.
nrr. nt HnrrWnirg .,
" Phlladelplil.i. .
" New York
... Win a. m
,...1u.lo a. in
. 11. n a. in
..12 40 p. in
... 4,10 p. Ill
... 7.20 p. in
...10 15 p. Ill
llaltlmoro ....
.. r.: p. in
Washington !UI2 p. lu
ERIE MAIL leaves Erlo
" " ltenovo
" " " Lock Haven...,
' " " Wllllamspuit..,
' " arr. at 1'irihburg
" " " lialiimoro
' " ' Phllatlelnlil.1...
" " " New York
FAST LINK leaves Wllllamsport....
" " nrr. at Hnrilibuig
i " " p.altlmoiu
' Philadelphia
" " " New York
..11.20 a. m
. N.55 p. in
.10.115 p. ill
. 11.15 p. m
. 2.45 ll. III
... '.:' II 111
. 7.1.1) ll. Ill
,.,10.10 a. in
... 1 2.3.1 n. m
3.55 II. Ill
... 7.35 a, 111
7.35 a. in
,...10.25 a. Ill
SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves Wllllamsport.
s.u n. in
,11.41) a. iii
uir. nt Hnrilibuig .
Phllailelnhl
ilil.i..
3.30 p. Ill
li.45 p. Ill
7.35 p. Ill
" " New-York
' " " llaltlmoro
T!rin Mali West. Niacin Exuross est. Lock Haven
Accom. West anil Day Express East in-iku closo con
nection at Noituumbcrland with L. X D. It. It, trains
tor Wllkes-liane nnd Scrantoi-..
Erlo Mall West, Niagara Express West, Erli
Express West and Lock Haven Accommodailon
West make closo connection ut WllUamspoit with
N. c. It. W. trains noun.
Erlo -Mall West, Niagara Express West, and Day
Expiess East inako closo connection at Lock llau-ii
with ll. E. v. ll. it. trains.
Erlo Mall East and Vtest connect at Erlo with
trains on L. s. X M. s It. It. nt Cony with o. C. X A.
V. R It. ut Empoiluiii with 11. X. . X P. R It, and at
DilltwciodwItliA V. It. R.
Parlor Cars will run between Philadelphia anil
Wllllamsport on Niagara Expiess West, Eilo Ex
piess West, Philadelphia Express East Day
ExrussEasl and Sunday Expiess East. Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
WM. A. 1JALDWIN,
Dec. 17,'75-tt General Supt.
DELAWAItE, L
WESTERN RAIL
LACKAWANNA
ANI
ROAD.
DLOOMSllUIiO DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tablo No. sa, Takes effect nt 4:30 A. M
MONDAY', NOVEM1IER 22 1S75.
NORTH,
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. n.tn
a.m. m. p.tn.
s ud a ris
B mi 3 51
1 B J 111
7 111 !1 42
J 4s!
....scranton
Ill'llCMll!
...Tnslonlllo.,..
. 1-iit kuw anna
.... Plttston
West Plttston...
....Wjomiug
ilultby
Uenuett
...Kingston
Kingston
Plymouth dune,
...Pljinuuth
Avondalo
... Nantleoko
9 31
II 41
U 53
i 20 0 25
II 43
0 Si
2 2.,
2 81
2 S3
2 40
2 52
2 59
8 14
3 17
8 111
3 17
3 Vi
3 27
3 32
0 30
I, 85
G 11
0 5i
G f,.1
7 1)1
7 111
7 11
9 31
10 III
10 00
IU 11
7 411 3 37
I) 25
I) 20
11 15
7 33
7 27
7 22
7 18
7 15
7 15
7 07
7 03
0 53
3 32
3 27
3 'ii
a 111
3 17
3 17
3 12
3 1)3
3 114
3 I'l
ID 10
1(1 20
10 23
10 27
10 27
10 82
V 11
ll 07
11 05
7 15
7 25
7 85
7 40
7 48
7 53
ll 15
8 59
S 5ti
8 51
10 85
10 40
10 41
10 t.2
11 54
0 45
11 30
8 4S
3 87
2 64
i 42
2 3D
2 25
li ID
i 13
2 10
2 10
1 m
1 (3
1 44
1 43
1 40
8 41
.Hunlock'slrcek.
3 45 8 15
4 00 8 25
8 30
8 11)
8 14
. ..Miiiushiuny.....
....Illck's Feny...
.... bench Haven,..
Derwlck ....
lirlar creek
... Willow uroxo...,
l.lino Ridge
Espy
...liloomsliurg
Rupcit
11 15
11 17
11 23
11 31
11 SO
11 M
11 43
11 51
0 15
C 09
G 02
5 S.I
A 52
5 IS
5 40
5 31
5 28
5 23
S 21)
5 13
4 55
4 50
4 35
p.m.
I IS 8 45
4 21 8 tS
UD V 05
4 87 0 50
4 11 0 55
4 40 7 18
8 OS
8 .2
7 5S
7 64
7 411
7 411
7 85
7 SO
7 211
7 11
4 51 7 20
5(2 7 40
11 67
12 '2
12 07
12 10
12 25
12 52
12 SO
12 51
5 18
5 14
5 20
5 3S
5 47
7 45
7 62
8 60
8 23
8 10
8 47
0 15
Cntuwlssa midge.
..Claik's Switch...
1 25
1 111
1 16
1 IHI
p.tn,
naiiMiiu
chulasky.
Cameron
.Northunibei land,
7 1)4
7 0
II 45
5 52
G 10
a.m.
run. n.m. a.m.
w. r-. iiAi.m i-irti', Mi pi.
Superintendent's Oftlco, Scianton, Dec, lu, it75,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
M. F. 110DINE, Iron Btrcet lielow sec-
onu, iiioomsourg, ru., is prepared lodo al
kinds ot
PAINTING,
OLAZINO,
aud
PAPER HANGINGS
notice ocst ttylcs, at lowest Trices, nwj nt&l.oi t
caning wmm!IDB SUCU W0,t ,0 d" SaV0 m 0 tfy
All : work wai ranted togtvo satisfaction, Orders
bl'lKllccl
W'li, F. BODINE.
March c. n-i jt