THE"COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSJBUKG, COLUMBIA county, pa.
Agricultural.
Vulun.of Youns Clover.
A, ftw, I'hnhi'M are plowing 1111 liulit-t of
yuuHiKi;tovi'f M lasl. jW s UfAihl i 'lliS-l
jiraoilca wai quite- eoiutnnn n year nr or two
since, mill though not tu be rctoimneiuleil
has Room griml Argument In in fiivor. Of
tiotirso thu clover has not nearly not lis
growth of top anil Mill less of rout. In f.iet
I Hiiil Unit clover 'roots lo not get their lar
(rest slid iiiilll ll.o set'titnl growth alter ihe
llr.tl mowing. It It tins lilcli liwikis grow
ing, 1 lover hi'ciI no nilviiiiliigeniis o tlio soil.
During1 Hit hot dry weather of July ami
August the clover roots strito in'oreileeplv
itjtotlio Mlbsoll than at any previous time;
mnt though the tecond crop, including need,
U taken from the will, thero Is nn lncrfne of
fertility ubnttt by tha operHlton, That I to
any tlicro U mnre fertility avull.ililo tliitu bo
Cora.
Of oousa there U nn nusnluln qntn by Ink
lug something; from tho noil : but what tlio
ibVp tup roots draw from the) tul)-oU morn
than biilulieos what is talced ttwny In tho hay
ntlil need. In plowing under young clover
mint nl' tlil-i mlvaiitago is Inst; hut If plow
ing It dehiyid until nearly the lust of May,
there' will Ktill bo time, for planting corn or
potatoes. The clover at this early ai is
very succulent, and Immediately begins to
lieeay, nuking tho noil iViirnt and light.
Then) is no tnmblo from nod in after cultivu
tiipi where young clover has been plovvtil
uilder'ituil tho spceily decay of plauU under
thd corn, js for tho first f$vr weeks even sii
nerior to a dressing of manure. In 11 heavy
rich noil thin may he alt the fertilizing need
ed. On the whole, the practice, is not near
ly krt Wasteful as it appearsami Is certainly
much better than leaving tlio field unseeded
becinse tho farmer expects to plow it the
following season. S01110 even argue that it
pavs to sccdapriug grain which it is intended
to plow and sow in the fall. I!u,t this is very
doubtful.
Clover the firntsiiminer makes a very small
growth of either lop or root, and as stubble
for fall sowing should be plowed as early as
possible the clover can be of very little value.
The oats or barley shelled on the ground
in harvesting are worth nearly market value
as grain for manure when the field is plowed
early. I am not sure that it would pay to
sow oats on stubble ground to be cultivated
under just before drilling in the! whiat. Such
land will be a better, moisterseed bed than
if left hare duiingthe month of August and
early part of September. We have learned
during the past few years that the crop of
wheat depends mainly on tho growth and
vigor of the plant the preceding fall. Any
thing which secures this, whether it be clo
ver or other sucmilent plants plowed under
U of great benefit to the crop.
An Admirable Idquid (ir a ftln;; Wnv,
The following Is a recipe for making I.ef
nrt's liquid grafting wax, which is highly re
commended in France where it was invent
ed, and until lately kept secret : Melt one
pound of common rosin over a gentle fire.
Add to it an ounce of beef talloW and stir it
well. Take it from the fire, let it cool down
a little and then mix witli a teaspoonl'ul of
spirits of turpentine and after that about
seven ounces of very strong alcohol (sixty
five percent.) The alcohol cooljj it down so
rapidly that it will be necessary to put it
again on the lite, stirring it constantly. Still
the utmost care must be exercised to keep
the alcohol from getting inflamed. To
avoid it the best way is to remove tho vessel
from the fire when the lump that may havo
been formed commences melting again. This
must be continued till it' is a homogeneous
mass, similar to honey. After a few days
exposure to tho atmosphere it assumes
whitish color, and becomes as hard as stone,
being impervious to water or air.
I'ai is (Ireen on l'lunts.
The nnuual report of the State Hoard of
Health of Michigan for the year lS7.r, con
tains a number of import-int papers in rela
tion to the general question of public hy
giene, une nt these is on the use ot poisons
by l'rofessor Kctlize, and especially that of
pans green, to extensively used for killing
me uoioratlo potato bug. Although an
alarm was occasioned by the Use of this in
secticide, Professor Kedize states, as the re
sult of 11 long examination, that in more
than 1,000 townships in Michigan, no case
of poisoning of vegetables has occurred to
the tops of which paris green had been ap
plied, and that the same is thecase in wheat;
that arsenic in no form has been found as
tho constituent of tho plant grown under
such circunnttances. In reference to the ul
timate disposition of the poison in tho soil,
ho comes to the conclus on that there are
certain agents that take it Up, making it sol
uble, so that it is harmless, the most potent
of which is hydrate of iron..
Good Faum Hoads. It is much cheaj
cr and more pleasant lor farmers to have good
Mads on the place than bad ones. Teau.s
ciii haul larger loads, with more safety and
comfort, over good roads, from tho distant
fields and the wood lots, than if there be 110
roads. Let tlio stone and roots bo gotten
out of the way, the rough places bo smooth
ed down, holes filled up, soft places hardened
with stones and solid earth, ami the teams
will haul enough more with less breakage,
in a siugiu year, to pay the trouble of making
iigimd road. An-J besi.les the rami looks
betterr; there is innre pleasure and less vex
ntlnn in the work to both man and team
Horses and oxen are so bothered and vexed
by the cart or wagon getting into a hole, or
in the mud where they could not haul out,
nnd then v hipped and Molded till they loso
al! courage and kindness and became baulky,
confirmed in the habit, so that over after
ward they would not draw loads out of dim
cult places all from bad roads on tho farm.
Woiims o.v GttAPKViNia. If tho wouns
are slightly hairy, cream colored, spotted
with black and marked wllh orange along
the sides, forming it loop iu walking, syringe
the vines with amiiionieal liquor diluted with
water. Uy experiment on some useless plant
with tender foliage, ascertain tho least
amount of dilution which will not prove in
jurious to the vines. If the worms uro of a
hliiUli green color, dotted with black tuber
cles, have ten legs, urn about nn inch long
and form n loon In wulkliig,dut witli helle
bore powder or with lime, Scatter newly
flacked Ikno nroend the vines when tho
worms drop. Otherwise syringe the vines
and dust with lime, or nyrlngo with lime-
water, A single- pair of sparrows , It is cal
culated, will destroy 3.0(H) worms n wee!"
It Is slated as a fact for farmers that seed
of a Hiiullower is the best remedy ever dis
covered for the speedy euro of founder in
horses. Immediately on discovering that
young hotsoi ara foundered, work about it
pint of the whole seed into his food, and It
will work a perfect cure.
HeaVI-six UoitSKH. Tlio following Is a
good remedy lor heaves and u cough In hor
hps : line pomm oi grounu ginger, one ijuan
of salt, four ounces hard wood .todies, two
ouiices nf black pepjmr, nml one ouiico ol
pounded roio and alt-ietre, Mix thorough.
Jy nnd five a Ublusoouful in the liorw'x fred
twice a thy. This compound Klneficial in
ll cawa ofdlliiculty In breatUi before the
-jiuuilv lung liecomo aflecUsd,
'Hurriorous.
It hmbtiii ciphered oilt that tbcro mv
twelve times as many women us men in
Heaven.
An old maid Kpenklng of marriage, tays It
is like any other diease whllo there s life
there's hope.
A few davs ago a lury In thu western wilds
gave the following Verdict In a' case nt' sul
Ule, "Wu find the iliwiucd was it looi.
,V modern essayist defines gossip to be tlio
"pultlng of two and two together and mak
ing five of them."
T "Suppose I should work myself up to the
Interrogation point?" said a wan to nu
jiweetliPttrt. "I should respond with nn ex
clamation," wm tho reply.
An old chap seventy-nine years old Is go
ing to school in tho Interior. He didn't
jhink much of school until n lightning-rod
man tnadrs him bellvo that five- 'times-six
wcro fifty-five.
An Illinois in n ster announced on lu
Sunday night llullttin: "The funeral of. Til
das Iscariot." To which an obliging lellow
ildded: "Kriends of tho deceased arc cor
dially invited."
1
I No'voun'a inaff 'should think fifsfcliilitig
lo6try to a publisher without sending the
names of a few new subscribers, as an atone
ijienrt "
. I "Aro ynu fond of Hogg's Tales asked a
city lady of her country lover. "Yes, I like
11 ...!il. !..., ' llin
incm rnnneii wim kuu uh mtu., .
response. "No, I'mcnu have you read Hogg's
1 ..... . ...
Tale.sT " "No, our bogs aro wniteanu union
t dnii.t think there's a red one among
them."
1 A prominent clergyman of Brooklyn lat
week, while taking ono of-a course of box-
iln- lessons for exercise, received what the
b'ovs call a 'lolly black eye." On Sunday
he chose his text from Timothy, 4th chapter
nlid 7lh ver-e : "I have fought a good fight
! have finished my course."
I A story is told of Martin Van Uuren, that
When a candidate for office as he frequently
Was he once found his wife weeping over a
bitter personal attack upon him in 0110 of
the newspapers. "Why, my dear," said the
willy sage of Kinderhook, "I paid 00 to
lijiye that printed."
' When Mark Anthony threw himself upon
tile "dear remains" of his Joyed Cmsar in a
Pitlsburrjh theatre tho other evening, h
struck the ".corpsu" fair ill tho stomach,
which bad the effector doubling it up with a
gtuut that rather detracted f.oiii thu solem
nity of tho occasion. -
ISome people seem to be extremely sensi
tive. At 11 church icceutly the minister read
th'o prayer for a person in deep affliction,
aiid ft man who had just been married got up
and went out. He said he didn't want pub
lid sympathy obtruded on him in that way.
'A young man in western Wisconsin, who
who was about to be married the other day,
suddenly remembered that he hadn't fed his
horse, and the ccremouy had to wait until
the horse had betti cared for. He explained
that a good horso couldn't bo found every
day, while thirteen different girls wanted to
marry him.
1
A young clergyman whose reputation tor
veracity was none ot the nest, veniureu 10
differ with' an old doctor of divinity as to the
propriety of whipping children said : " by
tin) only time my father whipped me was for
telling the truth." Well," retorted the doc
tor, "It cured you of it, didn't it '!"
Everything is Centennial, red-white-and-
blue. or star spangled banner. ".Maria,
screams Flora McFlimsey. "hand mo down
that Centennial pink silk of mine, that with
tl0 revolutionary bias cut on the John Cjuin-
cv Adams' ruffle.'
"What beats a good cup of collco?" saul
Mrs. SpUkins to her husband the other morn
ini; at the breakfast table. He gave it up.
"Two cups of coffee," she said. "What beats
a good wife?" queried Spillikins, bhe gave
it lip. "Two good wives," said Splinkms,
and then she got mad and skulked, nobody
knew why.
IIo entered a car door. When the brake-
mail came inside and took a key out of his
pocket, unlocked the stove, put iu home
wood and locked tho door again, he askea
him what he locked the stove door for. The
hra'kenian khut his left eye, and said he
locked the dcor so the lire couldn't go out.
A western editor met a well educated
farmer recently, and informed him that he
would like to have something fiom his pen.
The farmer tent liiui a pig and charged him
9.75 for It.
1 . i m
X gentleman wisliiug to "pop tho (pics-
lion," took up the young lady's cat and said,
"pussy may I have your mistress 1" It was
answered by the lady, "say yes, pussy."
A Detroit young lady, when chidedby her
parent for jumping, over a fence, wanted to
know if this was not leap jeer.
A female teacher in Maine recently at
tempted to chastise a boy, when ho turned
upon and stabbed her with n gimlet. Klio
has quit leaching since it has become Mich n
bore to her.
Klderly agriculturist to season ticket hold'
er iu the train : "You don't have no tick
et?" "No, I travel on my good looks 1"
'Tlieii," lifter looking him over, "probably
yoil ain't going very far I" Oeneral smile.
Judge "Have you anything to oiler to
the'eourt before sentence Is pa-od on you?"
l'riiotier-"No, judge, I had Slu but the
lawyers took that."
Topic ; (ieological discussion 1'rincipal
"Was ll colder or warmer u bund rid yeais
ago (ban at present 1" Pupil (honestly) I
don't recollect sir."
l'lofesfor of Astronomy (having called tho
mime of a student who hns been ab.-ent from
several recitations"! (J sick?" Class
mate (sotto voce) "Yes, sick of ustrou
omy 1"
A milkman was lately seeking the aid (if
the police to trace the whereabouts of a lam
lly ivho hud left the neighborhood owing
hlit) eighteen shillings. "Well, 1 supnoso
there was nin shillings worth of water iu
that milk account,"' remarked the inspector.
"That's where it galls me that's where It
hurts I" replied the dealer, "They were
new customers, and I hadn't commenced to
ivuter tholr milk yet."
Two sparks from liuilou once came upon
a decent looking shepherd in Argyleshlre,
and accosted hiuiwlth; "You havn a verv
fine view here, you can see n great way."
"Vnayr, yu a veny great way. Ah ! ym
you can tro America hero, I yuppnso f
""fttw ihrui that." llowisitmt? "Yujist
wit trie Ibo lulst arg awa', and you'll see
ttlt)tfHllle,,,
VEGETINE
nrlllrs Hie lllrol.-lteiiotnlot ami IntUjorntf tse
wlinln Hytrin.
Its Medical Proportiea aro
ALTKUATl VIC, TOXIC!, SOLVKXT AX1)
PIUKKTIC.
f
Venpttnn Is mmV erchutvnlv trim the Intro of
ran fully iclorli'il l,1il,s, roots ami IiitM. anil so
Mrutuily rum entrnleil, Unit It will elTis lunlly rrncll
l ain frcini Hi" Mitt'in lurry taint nfMiTofula, "rivfu
Inns Humor, Tniiinis, I'micrr, I'liiireroiis Humor,
Knslpelis, wi, uiii'iim, "i nnuine Discuses, i hiikit,
Fiilntnens nt tin- stomach, nail nil dlienscs Hint hrlsn
from Impure blond, wlntirn Inilanunatory and
rhrnnln ohpitmnlUtn. nitr.llotn Omit anil Hriltlftl
Complalnti, can only bo iteetually cured through
Mill UlUtl'l.
iw limes nm1 VnmMvrt iltspfi4ia of Ihn Hfcln Past
hies, Pimples, blotches, noils. Tetter, srnldfiend and
mnETworm efrciineuas roicr lauuu iu em-ii,
tiorminent cur,'.
. Kor I'nlns In Ilia r-oclf.Kldney Comptntnts, llrnpsv,
V'emoln WTofcnem. lmeormna, nrlshnr from inter-
mi mfirAMftn. Ann lunrinn inuo.isp nnti iicnprui
K'MUtv. VMretlno hMh illrecllv upon Ihoeausesof
thesfl oomplMnts. it invUurntCi and ureiieiliens
tlifl wIioIh (.ytifin, nets upon tho wrHUn organs,
Mlfljslnllniiunallon, oui-os ulceration and wguhitiw
llin iKlwpis,
1 i'0r 1'iirnrra. ovspopsin, iniuiiuai i-nusirui-Ki,
rnlpltntlon r.f tlm Heart, lleadnrhx, Piles, Nennus
licss nnd (li'iurnl Pmstrntlon (if the Nervous Sistem
nn inpillrlii' hns over ulvt'ii such nerfret Sill Isfact Ion
ns tlm VcoTtliie. It nurtnes tho titood. (IransMnll
or ill') orpins, nna iiisMt'ss,cs 11 coniioiuu ponti
p cr 1 no nen ous h.vstciu.
'iiio tpiinirl.-!ihli! 1 nros pnet'ted bv Vpcrptlno have
Induced laniv plivslcl.nis nnd upollipcul.'S whom
vi.ow Id prescrlDu and use It In their una
families.
In fiipt. Vrt'pMnn Is llio lipsl rplnf'dv cl fllsi'0crcd
r,ir lb itlsireillS' iisih unit Istlii-onh-11 Unblo III.OOli
I'Lltll'llht jet placed before llu) public.
rinn'Aitr.t) hy
II. It. STIiVIIXS lloston, niaxs
Whnt Is Vcfctlno? It is a compound eitr ctcd
from tlio luirks, roots aud herbs. It Is Miture'H
llpioedv It Is jmrfecily harmless from any nun
p.nvrt ntmn tlin sistem. It Is miiirlstiliur and
stlviiu'llielilne. It nets directly upon tho bliod. It
nulef.s the ltprinus siHtein. II. i?lvis loll L'OOd.MVC
sleep at nlRlit. It Is. a srent panacea for ournired
rnthers nnd mothers : for It irtvos them stit'liiflli,
Unlets their ihtvcs, nnd elves them Nature's snect
sleep, as lias been proied by many nn njren person.
11 is me yioai. ninou I'unuer, it is a sooiuuik icme
ilv fnr unr elilltlr.-Mi." If. has rpllpveil nnd elll'ei
lltAiian.wTu 11 1u vi-. ttlpimtiif. In tnt-n pvprv Chilli
lives It. It relieves rind cures all diseases oilplant-
Hit? from liuoum blood. Trvtho veiretuic. (ove u
fair tit d for your complaints r then you will nay tn
your friend, neighbor unit acquaintance, "Try It tit
has cured me."
Vetrsllnn fcr the comnlntiits for which it is ricom
mended. Is h.nliii; a larger sale thniiiKhout Ihe
iniiteu MtnU's iiinn nny oilier one medicine, niiy
Vegutlnc will cure these complaints.
VAMTAUL.K I.VFOU31 ATIO.
IIostok. Dec. 1?. 1SC9.
Ocntlcmen My onlv oliject In Rlvln? 3"ou this
icsiiinoin.il is 10 spread viiiunnie iniornianou. ruv
Inir been badly utlllcted with Suit llhe'iiii. ami the
whole surface or my sum be nir covered witu rjnntv
tes and pruntloiis. main' of i Inch caused mo ureal
patn and annoyance, and knowing It tulmablood
uiscnse, i iook uiaov oi uiu uueriiseu uiuuu iue
pnrattons, ninon? which Mas any qunntlty of sarsa
linrhln, without obtalnlnpr any bencht until I com
mencpd taklnif tho Yetrellne. and before I ban com
pleted tho Ilrst bottle T saw that I had (;ol tho light
medicine. Conseuuently, 1 followed on wlUi It until
I had taken seven bottles, when I was pronounced n
well man, nnd my skm Is smooth nna entirely tree
from pimples and eruptions. I havo never enjoyed
so Rood health before, nnd I attribute It all to the
uo of Veiretlne. To benefit thobo afflicted with
Hhpumntlm. I will make, mention also of tho vecro-
tlho's wonderfu' power of cmlnir mo of this acute
cumniainc, oi iinuui unie suueieu mu lnienseiy.
c. u.ivvneil. Pus. Air't Mlcn.o, it. k.,
on WUbhlngton Htrett, lloston.
Vogetino is Sold by all Druggists
June iu,-im.
COMPLETE
BONE MANURE
V O K
Buckwheat itnd Fall Croi
COMPLETE
ONE MAMS
MANUFACTURED BY III
BREINIG&HELFRICi
LEHIGH VALLEY
n u ii ri u
Vor over 10 rears this braud has held Us lenuta-
tlou In contact with many competing fertUlwrs.
ONE (lltA.DK ONLY.
No variety of names with accommodating fccale of
prices.
It E C O M MENDED.
Hy farmers' clubs, njirlcultiirlsts, planters nnd
FOR SAL.E BY
A. ,T. Albertsou, liolirfchurg.
11. u iteav, unpen.
J. II. eet,hu tz. uuuiwissa.
Kiea.s liros., llerivlck.
IS. Thompson, iianviiio.
('. W. Wixldrop, liiverslde.
The followlnL' tesllmonlil was recelvod seicrnl
ycara ayo.
A l'iKMlliS Cl VII KKeOUUKNllS TIIK COUrt.KTB HONK
.Man i' in: as run m.sr I i.iuii.uku in cm:.
(Ireenwoud. Cnlumbta Co.. Oct, 15th.
Messrs. lliil.isni .t llKi Hiii n.
uenl emen : we. mo illiuerslirlicil. naiini.' Useu
your complete llonn .Manure thn past henson, prn
eured of jour agent. A I. Mbert&ou, hereby alllrm
It tn be the best feitlllzer In use. Wo fully risom
mend It to farmers, for 11 Is all that you claim for It.
1 Ulll -I, vu.,
WLI.I M HNfiEIt.H.i: M AT1IEH, JOHN STANTON,
A. DIIEIHLW'lilN, OEO. (IIUTON, A. S. EAIUMAN.
June 'to.-jui
eiKCUHli AN AOKNCY
) and ?..() or $IUU per nrck,
"The civr rcutly ami m'ttv out of cruVr."
HOMESTEAD $20
SEWING
$20 MACHINE
l'or Domestic Ube.
With TaWu allil Fixtures OoiUlllotO,
only $20.
A m I feet and iiiieuiialled, lanro. k i ontr ami dura
nte machine, coustruUcd elegant and solid, troiiuiie
best luiilell.il with malliuuuitlcal precision, fur con
stant family use or luiuiufucturliig purposes. Al
ways ready lit a moment's notice to do Its day's
hoik, neier oui ui imier, ami wm lasi u generation
with moderate caret eusy In understand und nun,
ago; light, biuoolh, and b lit running, IIUo Iho well
legulaud movement of allim watch; blmpte com
pact, emcluut and rellau'e.iillliallthiiluipioicments
to be found In thu highest priced iuaUiliics,ui rant
ed to do thu bamn wurK. tho batne nay, unci us luptd
uuu siuouiii ua u in iiiaciuiit, Aituctnuiweugcu tri
umph of Ingenious mechanical skill, en-si-nllully the
working w uiunu's friend, and tar In advance of nil
ordinary ina"hlncs lor ubscluiu Miength, relluhllliy
ami iruicrai useiuuuss; iviu iicin. leu. hick, beuiil.
Villi, bind, braid, curd, gather, rulllo, bhh r, plait,
fold, scallop, roll, embroider, run up brcudilis, Ke..,
null woudeiful lapldity, iii'tilucbs and eiuse.suns Ihu
Mruli-'esl l.ullli'.' stllch euuallv line mm smuolli
iuriun;ii tin uiuu oi kuiiis, iruin camoriu in beverai
Ihlckncsst'S of bi'u.uU'lotli or leather, ullh lino or
ci i. u mi iiiitoii, llncn.bllk or tiilue, (lives imftct
btlllstuLllun. W 111 earl. Us cost beleral limes oier In
a m'0-soii lit Ihu nork It docs, or make a good living
fur any nun ur woniau who desires lo mo It fur that
jiiiiiiusu; worhs m laiiiuui aim eiusy ino benuuis
or children call us-' It h It huut il.uiuv'c. Prlte ot ma
chine ullh it -hi tabiu, fully ciiuluneil fur family work
iii) Half cube, ciiici ,bt.lo ill an cl s uhd cabinet bl Ii s
i-ui.il nt viiiieKHiuiuugiy low rales, ruie iieuvcry
ifuaiuiiireu. lieu uu n ua nuiiru. i:xira iului-v naiii
(ihlcls lllustiuted nlth cuuiuihigs uf Iho suiciul
btilesut machlis lefereiiies, vaility of bolng,.sc,
u ailed nee. L'onUdcutlul terms ullh liberal Induce;
lucuis iu eiiierprising ciiigjuun, leachcis, buslncbs
.,,1.., K.L.,,.n ui luvm Uabllls, ,l,, MHU llnU UV
clusuii ugeucles, furnished on upnllcatluu. Addicbs
juiiii li. KB.UI in .v Co., col nruaday, New Yolk.
hiv ft '7il l'ini. f
A N OTll Jill N EW STO HE
. IN THU OLD POSTOn-TUK UUII.DIMI,
Main Klritl below Market.
("an be found ono of thu best bclis-Luri asHcriinentH
i-i jieiis'unu oojs iicuuy aiuuu ciuihing nnu
FUJINISHJNQ QOODS.
The Ukdeiblgutd filling sum tt
tiro buiuiuctluii tu puuliasnn,
that he can (lie en-
that he cau
n i
AH LOW AH TIIK I.OWKHT
he luilttn the public tucoll aud examine blsbluir.
.lESSE UlCKf,
Sueecrisor to M. C, lititlniit,
VULOAN IRON WORKS
DANVILLE, MONTOUIl COUNTY, l'A.
YtrlkUAM 11- LAW, Mnniifucliirer ol
V wrought Iron Ilrldgcs, iioucrs. uasnonior,
Fireproof llu"ldln;s, Wrousht Iron Itoorinj, llooilliijt
Krnmcs, Flooring nnd Dooi s,
(- nln U'rniltrfit Iron I'lnlll
'arm dales and Kene-
lron Pining, Mat kit and all kinds
ot Hmith Work, sc. ltepairs promptly attended tu
N. ll.-nrnwlnirs and Kstlmales supplltd.
Oct. 8, 1816-tl
10 TIIMAl'KI.UyrKI) AND t'XKOltTlI.
mat I Thero nno i iLssor oiteases mat re-
liidri
rn inoro exiieilindi lo Heat tuccessfullj than
IhoHOiif n private character. .Many phjslclans sup-
Kise llllll IV nen llie lirnuiiry sj iiiin'ius mu n-iin.i-u,
hmllsorder or polsmi has been mcrcoiiie. Huch Is
not the case. Thndinlcnllles.br thu vniloiis Mnws
of the disease nrothen to succeed. 'I lin pans Ilrst
attacked aro the thro it, nose, mouth, toinue, skin,
tendons, Honrs, mruinenin, rurs, eyes, &c. r n'iiieni,
IV the si iiiploms are treated by phjslclnns as Mm
pin ulcerations, until sime nf the Important organs
of theiiody becomn involved, wheudentli lellevcs
the suncrer. lilt. II. W. I.OIill, Imviiif,' mado all pri
vate diseases a f tudy, guarantees a speedy nnd per
innnent cure with purely vcftclablo medicines. Med
ical onicesand drui store, No. B3I North Fifteenth
street, Hours, iu im l.uu ana u iu v p. m.
jiarcn it, '10-1)
J. 11. KNtTTLK.
W. It, A11110TT
Farmers.
Important to
andcvcrjbiSiiy In want 6f
LIME, LUilliEft, AND GOAL.
Wn hale erected kilns at or near the Paper Mlll.oti
the I). II. & IV. It. It. ulid me now pivp.ucd tuscll
lime nl ii ry rensoiuibli) prices and nt unnd iuallt v.
urucrs uy ino car iirouipuy iniun iiiiilsiui'i'i;ii w
mi V Kt.itlnii mi tlnuilHUu mad.
A full lino of l.r.itltKlt. of all kinds, dressed
orlnlliu tnu,'li, Shins es, Uilh and
bill Timber to which we lnillu
the attention of custo
mers. Orders received and tilled for nil kinds ot Family
foil- . . .
Uy slllct tuienuun to uusincss ivo uopo iu iui-ul
share ot pnbllu iutrou.ie
KNrrn.r. ahiiott.
Oatawlssa, IM.
Aptll21,l3Iil.-
Centennial Prices, 187G,
PLANTS 11 Y MAIL,
Postpaid to any address In the United States.
Por r.o ct.s 1 New (!' rnnlutn, double orslrgle.
' 21 cts. 2 Older Vailelles, ' " "
" tiiicts. I iieranlum, 1 Atferatum. 1 Poleus, 1 er
lieiia 1 Saim. 1 li'usehl.l.
" J1.00, S Aifcratum. 2leranlum, 'i Sages, 2 Coleus,
llCllUllUv;, ILLUUIUIA
Uy express; box and pucklnufrre, forlWK).
12 Vcibinas, In lailoty.
Dahlias.
c ueramuuis,
n I'nleus,
C Saes,
6 Ayeratums,
4 Hellotr'iies,
1 llouiaidlos,
2 liet'oul.is,
I KOhC,
Fuchsias,
llnrdy I'lnks,
I'luur Plants,
1'hnsantheums,
Ilasket runts,
Carnations,
Century Plant,
Alteruatheias,
Ivies.
ljnitamis,
Oideis ri'celiod Tor Trees, shrubs nnd Evergreens.
Comi Iu accompany all orders.
AdJiess DAVID CLI1-TE,
ltlverblde, Nurseries,
llliei'blde, Olthd Co. l'a.
April Sl.-3m.
GLASS tops METAL J
mvm -w
u Min l n i
f
MBT
imiam institutf.
COHANSEY GLASS MFGCQ
I PHIKDCLP H I A
April 14 tw
LOUIS BBRNHARD,
Dealer In
ELGIN WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Silvenvare, "Watches and Jewelry
IlLOOMSUUIH), PA.
iJidlcu' and (Icnllemen's Oold ai.d Mlier Watches,
ot Amcilcau and Forilgn manufacture.
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks,
FINE JBWEUIY, &0 K.G.
RBPAIltING AND ENGHAVJNG
I'roiniitly i:xi'tiiteil.
ocw.fs-ly
IT PAYS
any unart man no w Ishes to make tn.wio a j ear on
a small capital tu ci mincncu In our Uuu of business.
KOOPIMI ISA SPhCIAl.TY. 'I licio Is no one In
jour county who e.u lies en the business. YOU can
learn It In one net k by btudylugour hiblruclluiis,
which we send to all who utk for Iheui. Any nun
having tio tu btait ultn, can piuthuse enough mu
tcrlal lo roots imllnuryliou-es. Tho hum realized
from biilo and protlt on thlssupiily, addtd tu the reg
ular pay for labor us roofer, should uniounttu not
less I hull fsO i. An e.vpeit uiun could easily do I lie
woik In ntue woiklng das. Tuo pcrsonsof bmutt
means can Join togethir to ndinnlugo; otic, can
Hissing, while the oll.er ultcmls to Ihe work. K'nd
fur our book of liistrucilonsirrco If you n rite at once)
anil sluily 11. Ask fur terms. If jou alo unable lo
advance thu monoy. pnsciit the matter lo tho prin
cipal sloickceper In jour place, and talk It over with
him. He mil ho glad to furnish the Mwk'ulia divide
thu protlt ullh jou. We ivlilguaruhtcu ihotcnltoi y
to tlic Ilrst respiinlblo applicant. Address N. V.
HI.ATi: IIOOITNO CO., Limiiku, 4 t'edar bU.N.Y.,
and inenllon. 1 tc Co, !uni9-lw
TAX NOTICE.
The undcrslsiu'il. Treasurer of Iho Town of
lllouinsburg, lieicby glius mitleo tha. ho Is prepared
iu
11KCKIVK Till: TOWNTAXK3
of said Town, assessed and
ascci talncd for tho year
is,i, on ami uner
I'riiluy, Juno Itllh, lSHi.
Mtheolileoof Kuans & lliown at Iho Ilxchaniro
Hull 1. In said Ton n : and ull las-paji-rs aro heruby
reipilrcd to p iv Mm same, aiiv tux unpaid at Ihu
eipliutlun ot thlitydajs fiom tin) bald ir.tli dai uf
.lllliu sn III uo pain huh iivo per lciil priuiiujr ii(wu
lll lliuuilllb uililil llieieiu, . iv..'-,
June IC, 'm, 3w,
Tun ii Treasurer,
ORPHANS'
COUHT SALE
or
REAL
ESTATE!
John llunslii'ri'r. iiliiiliiMiutor of (llilcon IIUIIS-
Inger. deceased, iv 111 esiiosu tu pnbllu tul'i on tl.
tuimisi's on
s.vnmn.vY, .nn.Y sth, 1S70.
at in o'cloik a hi. the fulloivliig duscilbcd real ebtate
lu-v. it i All lieu eel uuu iiiessuago ami
'i' it .i o t r 1. 1 iv i
(tjelng tract No. 1,) sltuato In llcavcr township, Col,
i;o uoilllilcil lllnl ucscuueti us luuuivs, in ; ih-uiii
ntiii? at atfnnti In a nubllu ruad In Scotch Valley
llienco along wild ruad nu'th seieuly-tliu degrees,
easi niiv-scicu anil ouo-iciuii percnes ui uswiiu,
iiiencu iiv lanu oi ucu. r, incisouiii iiurin tun w
L'rees west, fine hundred and fortv.blx nerchcs lo I
stone, thence boulh seventy-live degrees easl, Us
perches to tho place of beginning, containing
FIFTY ACIiES
strict measure, with thu appurtenance.
ALSO,
Ti net No. 'l. a certain niece or iiarcel of land situ
,il In ItHiill.r Oiiviishlll nriir,suld. Ijoillldcd on tlio
cost by I nron lirilsb.u li.on the north by OolunV 1
Coul and Iron Company, on the west by other luud
of said null on llunsliger, iiecuxscd, und on tha
suulh uy land of l iaucls t 'rouse, cuiiuiuiiiig
1'OJtT Y AOItKS
ultli Hut unnurLHn&ftri'H.
i TKIIM Of HjiI.K. Tun ht rent of one-forth of
ll, nurcliiuHi inonev tu tm luld at tlwi utrtklur down
of the properly, I lio ono fourth less Ihu U-n r ci'nl
at tint ooniinnaiiuu oi uai", turn uu ruuuuiung iiuoo
luurllcilii oim year tlaanltcr, with Inicnwl Irisil
ouunriiuuun nut,
JOHN m'NSlNOKII.
JaiiUIO. ls. ta .diulnblrulor
T lAKK WOTS.wilh crwlthout eauoj Uof
JgJ laHltHUHUIUIIllHWWUlf,
Ills
I'EttM'.rcjvia s i
It Mrcco it's fcfre rnuir jAnstffl
W?Uir jtf'X'J -'v- Via ,4 ,M
fgj ti'vxj sy
V.W STOCK OK CLOTHING.
AND
Gontlomen'o Dxqhb Gcooda.
DAVID I.OWKXUKlia
tnvltesattcntlon tohl.s liirKenndelegnutatock
Cheap and Fashionable Clotliini,
nt his store on
MAIN STUKET, IN Tltli NKW ULOCK,
IlLOOMSIIUUU, PA., '
nhero ho lias Just received from New York and Plill.
adelplila a full assartmcnt of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most ta&hlonablo, Uurablo find
DRESS 3JOODS,
CONSISTING 01'
1S0X
saci:
l-UOCK.
(iUM
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS
AND PANTS.
S 01' ALL HOltTS SIZES AND COI.OIW,
illo has also replenished his already largo Mock of
i
I
1 CLOTHS AND CASSI.MI'.ltES,
STHIPEl),
I'lllUHED
ANDJl'luMN VESTd,
fiflllTS,
C1IAVATS
SOCUS,
COLLAHH,
HANDCEUCHIERS,
tlLOVES,
ISUSl'ENDEltS,
AND
FANCY AllTIOLES.
He has constantly on hand a larifo and well soloct-
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Vestiugs,
wjdeh he Is prepared to make to order Into any kind
of clothing, on very hlioit notice, and In tho best
manner. All his clothing Is made to wear and most
of it Is ot home manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWKLKY,
OF KVEUY DESCItlPTION, PINB AND CIIKAP.
HIS CASE OK JEWHLHY IS NOT SUKPASSEU IN
T1IISPLACK.
CALL AND HXAMINIS HIS OKNEItAL AHSOKT-
MUNTOl''
Clothing, Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
DAVID LOWKNIIRHa.
July i,'73-tf.
,COlTER,PlATrOM WACOHS.TRACK
dXs AGENTS WANTED
JaLIIll rOt PrlCE LIST
MARVIN SAFE 85SCALECO.
265 BROADWAY N. Y,
721 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA. PA.
108 BANK ST, CLEVE. O.
Maich .11, -Til.-ly,
THE TRIUiMPn
TEUSS 0.
No. 334 How cry, New Yolk,
TO WHOM WAS AWAIIDE1) THE
FOR TIIK
Best Elastic Truss and Soprier
At tho great Ami-ilcim Institute Pulr
(SKSSIOX isift.)
Ct'iiE Hi nt'iiK nt Pnoit 1.0 m OJ IUvs, anu Oinu
1 1,000 1011 x Cask T'iiuv C.issur ( cm'.
They 1 mploy a llrst-class I July Surgeon, Terms
inodcrute. cures (iimiaiilccd. Tho usual discuuuis
tu Patruus of Husbandry. Examinations Pri e I
outers tilled by n ull. Send ten cents tor Descriptive
1HIIIK, ill 1JI.U. IV, 11. uuiinu.v.M,
-Mar. 24, 'iC.-1y, (leneral Bupcrlntendi nt.
Ycrbatim Reporting.
TKItMS: Actual trawling-, hoarding-, and other
epc-nscs; ttvo uouars 11 session, ior insiiig 1110 renoi 1;
aii-i ten ccnis a iuiiu, 1 iiuiiunu ivuuis, ; iui iviituiii
out Into liiiiir.liarid.
v hern i lut lnntiiT renoitcil In one davciiuuls or
exceeds llfly folios, thoilve-dullurfeo will bo rcndll
ed, nnd Ihe Hansel Iblng lido long-hand clanged ut
lltlcenceiitsafollo;bul,'n all such cases, If fewer
than llfly fullus mu puichuscd, thu nvo dolluni will
00 cun 1 gc 11.
Adihess H. N. Walker. A.M.. ('ourl-Rtenoir.
rapher, llloouisburg, Columbia county, pcnnsylva-
"ltcsldcnce. Iron sticct, between Thhd and
I out 111.
onico Willi K. E.Oivls. i:sii..Columblaii-bulld-
lug; entrance. opposite, tho east gulo to thu coiiit-
uuusu yuiu, nisi iitrtir, nisi iiuui-iu num.
Ollli e-liour, lioui,(wilvn to oiiu,orcluck.
cb IS, ls70-ly
Tho mil Street Indicator.
THIS WKKK'S 16-SUK BKNT KHUK.
Cfiiilulim I'll inilal Hluslrutluiisnf Hulls and Hears.
Also, full undcoinplcle liislructlniis how to operate
In stiii-kK and stink l'rivlhL-cs. CanlUil lilts and
suggebtluns. Also, u list of Valuable premiums to
Clubs, "send for It."
llt'UKWALTT'.lt A. CO., IliinUls anil IlruLus,
P. o. Ilux 4317. 10 Wall St., New Yolk Clly,
Mar,si,'fo,-ly
PATEJSTS.
Persons desi ring to take out Patents, or desiring
Information fiom thu United Mutts Patent onice,
should consult V. A. LKIIM ANN,sot.iciroit ok Autm-
CAH A till POHKIUN PATtNlH, WOSlllUglOn, 1). 0, ltX-
amlnal Ions free, NO PATENT NO PAY. Scud for
Circular.
Junes, ,7t.-lin,
J AST NOTICE.
I crsoui Iniltbllil to II. I. Ihi tteulocli fir
ursuttiirlnttiiu ioIImiCuix'viiiian mti Ja-itiv iiorinm
th.il Ids l-iHJks tmc lor Kt-Trrnl lnor,ll.s pait bisii In
llW llAUin IK lllb UllUtTblL'lXSJ IUT IllUltS'llllll. IIKJ
I thu ttltiAltIill,IlhVblliIUUslLpMliiSl Inane,
v, u. tiiivia,
JKtlK)itt-U.
rjHiUMeM
GRAND; OPENING 1
lELLAS 1MEN.DEN11ALL
fTTAVlNO resumed the limitless of Mealiim
(X.L dlscliijf nl his Old Btuie, on
MAIN HT1MJHT, lll.OOMSIlUUO,
NKAll TIIK 10IIKH HOTKt.,
I WklreKto calltho attention of his Ki lends nnd tlio
I'ubiic Kent iiiiiy.o his
NKW, I'ULL ANII VAltlUI)
STOCK OF GOODS,
JUST OPENED,
And solicits a share of public patronngo
1MB STOCK CONSISTS OP
bllY 000DS,
(inocKMEs,
o.ui:i;sflWAits,
WOODIiNWAIIE,
WIt.I.OWWAUK,
DOOTH ! HIIOUS,
IIA1IDWA11K,
FI.OU1I AND VISED
In connection with his stock of Jlircimtidlse he
cMibisMiy Keeps on nanu in ins yam.
A t'Ot.t, STOCK Ot'
Dressed and Mused Limilier,
A'I Slll.VOt.nsot'' 111H MANUVACTdllE.
Bill Luinbci' nnulc ii sjicchility.
CALL AND SEE.
OCt.3.1S73-tf.
BLOOMSBUEa
-.,fl
MARBLE WORKS.
T. L. GUNTON. Proprietor,
MAIN STIIEET, 11ELOW MA11KET.
Manufacturer of mid L'eakr in all linth of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WQMS
WousotheliestAMnUICAN and ITAi IAN Marble.
IIo ha3 on hand and furnishes to onW
JIONUJIKNTS,
TOM US.
IIUADSTOXES,
UUNS, VASKS, Ac.
Eierv variety nr Mai hie cutting neatly executed at
lliu iinveM niuiKeL iin-rs.
A long pr.icl leal expel leiiee and pcrsoualntlcnlton
tu liusluess makes Hie piopilelor eunlldeiit of Riling
satisfaction. All ui tiers hy mall piomplly uttendeu
to. I", i). oo VJJ.
i&TX. li. work ihhieml free of cltarye.-fm
Aug. 21, '74-ly. T. I.. OUN'TON, Proprietor.
"yAINWIiKiHTJcCO.,
WIIOI.IMALU UHOClSltS,
N. K. Corner Second and Arch Strceis,
l'llll.AUKI.rUIA,
Dealers in
TEAS. SYItUPS. COl'TEU, SL'OAlt, MOhAS.SK?
r.ICK, 81'ICES, Bicxitn SODA, Ac, c.
Iifordcrs will receive prompt attention.
. ei.T-tr
ItOLI.lNS & HOLMES
No. 1J Centra Sire 1
Plmiite Gas anil Steam Fitters
IMANIIPACTUIIEIIS OP
J7 X 3ST "W 23, E,
(1AI.VANI.ED IKON CtiltNIDH,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wiro Trellises, Dealers in Sloves. Kant;'
1.'. 1(. . Ill, ,.,.. II....!,. f mo I linen
t.-, v tit tittL.1. n, t ..lit 11111.1 ..i,.,,-.-., .-,..
Cl rates, .Mantels, l'UMl'ri, Weather Strijis,
4'C. AISU
G-AS FIXTURES
of tlm latest design. Special attention paid to re-
t. K. Hell iiiiiieimr. Key Mttlinr. Sc. Pilialo Itesl-
1 an nir l'W nu .v 11 luiies ui eici.v ui-seii 11 iuii.pt iiu-s.
denccs Heated by titeain ut asuiull eostuhovo Hut
Jill, ff-u. 1 r ti
REGISTERED TRADE-MARK.
AMM0NLITHI) BUPElt rilOSPHATE.
circulars and aualy sis mailed free on urpllcatlon.
Por bale by Jleali is generjlly, nnd by the Importers
aim .tiuiiiuaciuii-ib,
josiaii aj.vs sons,
No. f-'ruih Delftvvnro Me., rhllnilclphla
AGENTS,
make no engagement li'-l yon tee our
NEW BOOK,
'Which In thrilling Interest, Hcrlln,? mt rlt, chganco
aim inenpiiess, nas ansuiuieiy 11 a ispiai. it is hie
i insir- itir uiu i cuieniiiiii pel iui i luses on sigui.
Tim 'Ninth Amcilciin Itovlew " suvs it Is "deserv
ing of iiniiuallllt d prulsei we iilillclpate f r It an ex
tensile popularity ;" Ihu "llufiuiiuo Times" says,
Must such a work as thiiusaiids of tlio American
peoplo will bo glad lo possess!" mo "Detroit Adver
llsor culls It "picfcrublo to nnvytt publlslu'd." Any
active man or wouiuu of good uddivtiH insureit large
prollls und steady work fur a .far. Fur full pal titu
lars address .1. It. POKD A CO.,
April 1412 vr, nr rutic ruce. r,
Tins I'AI-ku is lANm.r vrrrni
ROWELL & fHESMAN
. Advertising s Agents,
THIRP& CHESTNUT ST. LOUIS, MO
BUSINESS OA 10)3,
VIBI-I'lNOCAHm.
I.KITKUIIICHJVS
IHU.O'llfAJW,
3YISWJUH. L. A("
NtHtly ami Cli Mpy 7irinl0il at tlio C'OIJJW-
Jityuiluy utUxiif. ',tai.nts tuntix. Ouuioinl
m vary v i. ,.., "-'i
N EW GOO OS !
A HEAVY STOCK,
Cheaper ilian Ever!
S. II. MILLER & SON
Have Just Received
tho largest and best supply ol
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
They have cicr offered lotnclr friends and cus
tomers,
(Jloths, Cassimeros, and Satinotts
for MHX'3 WIJAlt,
Olotlis, Alapaeus, Merinos,
for IjADIUS' WKAH,
CAMCOKfl, MUSMNS, CAAIHKICS,
ami every" variety of Pry Goods
STOCK 01'
ileslreil.
Carpats, Mata, Ottomans,
CLOSED OUT AT COST
KAJItlA' GJtOCERIJiS,
induiliii!: all the vatletles of
C'OKKIIKS, TKAS ami SUdAltS,
a general supply of articles useful for the
table always on hand.
CALL AND SEE.
Countiy produce of all kinds taken iu ex-
inge fur goods at cash prices.
oct.r.e,';4-if
.CALIFORNIA
the ciiif Afio .t NoiiTii-wr..srr.i;N p.aii.way
Emhraccs under one manngement the flreat Trunk
.mv,.v l ii.m f l he v IN'l' iiiiil NOltlTl-WEST.and.
wiiii lis niiiiieriiiis iii'inu lies and eiiiiiiccllons. forms I
the Miortest una .pucKcsi, ro ouei iccn ui ic igu
lllnl nil liolnl.s 111
ILLINOIS, 11ICUI, I-.UKI -HKKH
.IIICIIU1AS, .IllSNKSUH, IUWA, .S hllllAOft,, VUII1UI 111,1
and the ivcsicrii Tciiiionts. us
Oiiiului ami t'alll'oi iilii I.Ino
Is tlin whorti'st, nnd bevt route for nil points In north-
irn nois. lumi. nakoin. .M-nrasica, ivsoiniuir,
Colorado, .Nevadu, t'tah, Cuiltornla, Oregon, China,
.la pa n uuu .usiruuu. us
Cliicngo, ItliiillNon tSi St. Paul I.I no
tho Rhni t lino for Northern Wisconsin and Minne
sota, and fur -Madison, Ft. Paul, lllnneapoilsuluth,
uuu ail poiuui in uiu great isurm-wusi. 113
tVliionii nml St. Peter I.lnc
IS Hit-IJIUJ IUUU- IUI , IIIWIMl, ItUtllVCbUI, J , I.IUilll.V,
.Maiil.atn, St. Peter, New I Ini, end ull points In
soiiinerii anil central .iiiune-,oia. us
(Jrctin Itiij untl Imciiicllc I.ino
Is t tin only line for .lanesi Hie, Watei ton n, Fond lut
l.ae, lisiisnsli, p iieion, iiicciiii.il, i.iuiuuu.i, .iu-
L'.iunee, Mnliiui-lle, liuughlou, llnncuci; anil ine
Lake bupeilur countiy. IU
X'rci'iioi't mnt Dubuque I.lnc
Is the only route for Hlgln, ltockford, Frceport, and
an pun is via i-rcepuru us
CliirstKO ixl Utilwiiultcu Line
Is tho old I.al;o Shorn Itoule, and Is the o-,ly ono
passing through i-;vunsion, i-nso t orcsi, iiicuiaiiu
pail;, wauiicg.in, iiacine, Kcnusuaio.uiiivnuk.ee.
Pulliwiiii l;'ucc Cnrs
nrn run nn nil thrfillirll trains of tilts road.
'I his Is thu ONLY I.I Mi rutinlm.' Iheso ram lie-
tweeii Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago anu .muimiukcc,
or chlcaeii and Winona.
At Ijmana uill siecpci-s cunneui nun 1110 uieiiiiuu
dcciicis on the l'i h n Puclllc :i.illruail for all points
nest of the Mlssoiu 1 1 Her.
on tlio arrlial ot Iho trains from the castor south,
the trains ot Ihe Chicago ; Noith-Western Itullivuy
lenm Chicago us follows
I'OK l Ol'SCll. 111. II IS, 11 11 A IU ASH I..M IHIIlJ.ll, I 11 U
through IraliiMlally, ullh Pullman palace iinuilng
runm and sleeping cars through to Council lllurfs.
Foil sr Pai'i. ANii.MiNNKii'oi is, two ilirutigli trains
dally, Willi Pullman palaco cms attached lo both
trnllis.
run (1HI-F.S iiav anii i.AKi, sci Kiiioii, two uains
d.illv, wllh Pullman palacu cars attached, aud run-
llllig llirougll iu ,iiuiiiieiii-.
i k ah .WALKhr. iui r iiiioimu uiiiiis uaiu . i tin
man cars on night tiuliis, parlor cuairtars on nay
irains.
i 'nn spjiiTA ash Winona nnd nulnts In MInnosuta.
ono through train dally, with Pullman slcepeisto
winuua.
I on Hi'iit'oi-K, na ricepoir, twoinrougn trains
dally, ii 1th Pullman cara oil night trains.
i.'.nt uri'.rnee. and La I'kosf. via Clinton, two
through Uains dally, nlth Pullman cars on night
train lo MCinegor, uiwa.
I-Oll SIOUX Cirv AMI 1 ASKION, iwo iruius UUliy.l'UU-
inan cars lo .vus-ouii vnuey .iiincuon.
.'nn .akii OkNKVA. ion i rains mu v.
KOU ltOCKI'Olll). sikiii.isii, Ki:sosiia, .Ianksvii.i.k,
and other polnts.you can havo from two to ten trains
uiiuy.
New York olllee, No 41ft llroudway; lloston olllce
ft sinto siieet: Omaha olllce. asa I-'iiinliaiii Slicet:
vim I lanclsco oliice, 1'Jl Montgomery street; Chlca
gu ticket olllccs: e.l Clnik street, under sheiiniin
Tlouai'! coiner canal and .Madison hi reels; Ktulu
st i'ei-1, ili'iml . cnilier iv. Kl uio iiniicau.il Mrueis
hhi s mi-i-i uei ill. i-iii iii-i ti i-ii-i unit imiiu out t t.-i.
Kur rates ur Infui million notiittiiliiablu irolu jour
liomu ticket agents, apply lo
W. II. S'TKNNnrr,
.Marvin Ilrnurrr,
Ocn. sup't.Chlcago
Pcb. 4,'76-ly
tlcn. Pass. Ag'i, Chicago.
EILVBK. FZfAVSS WARS.
Elcctro-Phtod Tatlo Ware,
AND
Ornamental Att "Work
IN HltUAT VAltlETY,
JIANUFACTUltKI) 15V TIIK
,
5 O 0 13 V O it (1 W!iy, iNoW ICfk.
'I ho best Plated Spoons and I'oi ks are those stiver
Plated heav lest on Ihu puiiH where hccessullly tho
most wear comes, and bcailug the Trade Miuk,
1817 nooi:iw imoTiiMis xii.
N. II.-This great Unprov cmcnt In fcllvcr-Platcd
Spoons and Pen Ks Is applied allko to each grado of
Plate, A 1, Rand 12 oz., ns ordeicd. Tho Process nnd
Machinery for manufacturing these goods uro Pat
ented. T ho Exlra or "Standard Plate" made by this
company is Mnuipcd A 1, simply, and Is plated 20
percent, heavier than tlio ordinary mallet stand
ard. Stf-ITrst Premiums awarded at all Fairs whero
exhibited, hciaWoi Id's Pair of 1S52 to Amcilcan
Instltutu Pair, 1913, inclusive.
Mttichlo, '70,-cm.
Avvanleil ihe Highest Medal at S'lenna.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
5'Jl, llroailway, Xew York,
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
llAKd'At-rrnnis, iMioiiTmis anu Deaikusin
C1UIOMOS ANI 1'UAMIuS,
STEREOSCOPES AND VIUWS,
lillUMS, CiUAI'IlOSCOl'IvS &SUITAIIM5
VIKWH.
Pliotopiiliic Materials.
Wo aio headiiiiartciM fcr everj thing In Ilia way of
Storcopticonti and Magio Lanterns,
Heliig.Manufuctureisof Ihu
IMICKO-SCl KNT1 KI0 I.ANTKItN,
KTICHICO.I'ANOI'TICO.V,
UNIVUllSITY STUItKOITICON,
ADVr.ItTlSKlt'SSTIvItKOlTlCON,
AltTOITICON.
KC1IOOI, LANTintN, KAMIIA' I.ANTKItN
i'UOl'LU'H I.ANThllN,
Kacli Mjlo lielnglhe licstof Its class III tho market.
Cutaiogtu'H of Iiinleiiis mid Widen, wlUi directions
for tibhlg, sent uu apiillcatlou.
Any enterprising mail eau muku money wllna
juugiu i,unu.'ru.
XiV'Ciit out this ailvcillscinent Tor refer
ncoffii3 Pen. 18, in-Tin
THE "MOODY SHIRT."
MADK TO OltDKIt ONLY.
A I'Kltl'KHT yiT IUAJtANTJ!KH.
(Iciilleiiii li ilitJiliigS'tiirls mil plisise drop in a line
Slid our Ail ut villi call aud KVl the iirfkflireiUL'iil.
Patltry NO. M llntanumia AiekUix
Aaaiews v. il juiwiiit.
i, i-ilauli io.';t.1y MraiUiik. iu.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
F"
LADKIJ'IIA AND KKADINO HO AD
AHltANQ IiMENT OF
PASSKNGKU
TltAINS.
XI A V S9, 1S70.
TltAlNfl t.EAVK HtTKBT AS rol.IOWS (SCNPAY IXCWTliD
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, I'ottsvlllo
Tnmaiiua, Ac., It, an a. in
For Catnnlssa, 1 1 ,ft:i n, m, and 7,90 p. m.
For WlUlamspoi 1,0,34 a. in. nnd 4,00 p. m.
TKilNS.rOH nvriRT lcivi as roi.Lowe, (schbat xx
CEriEU.)
Lcavo Now York, 8,4s a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,1B a. m.
Lcavo neadlntf, 11,91a. m., rottsviUe, 18,10 p. m
andTamatjua, 1,80 p. m.
Leave cataivlssa, n,S3 a. in. and 4,oo p. m.
Leave Wiutamspuit, 12,00 m. ande.oop, m.
Passengers inud from Now York nnd Phtlado
plil.i go throuoti ii Itliout Change of Cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Jan.U, nw-tf, Ocncrol Superintendent.
N
OIITJUOKN (JUNTKAL It.VILWAY
COMPANY.
On nnd after November 20th, 1810, trains will leavo
SUNHUHYas MIuwbi
NOItTHWAltD.
Erlo Mall B.tO a. in., nn Ive Elmlra , , . . .ll.f.o n. m
" Cutiiindalgun.,. 3.33 p. m
ltochcMer 6.10 "
Mugara 9 40 "
Konovo nccommod.i' Ion 11.10 a. m. arrlio Williams
itl!p. m.
Elinlra Mali 4.1c a. in., iirrtvc Elmlra 10.20 n. m.
Utillalo Express 7.1s a. in, an li e llunalo 8.10 a. ni.
ROUTHWAHD.
Ilullalo Express 2.M a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 4.10 n. m
" Iialllmores.io '
KhnlraMall 11.15n. m., arilio Harrlsburg l.r,o p. m
" Washington 10.S0 "
" Hattlmoro 0.30 "
" ' Washington 8.S0 "
llaril&burguecominodatlon 8.40 p. m. arrlio Harris
burg lo.!.o p. in.
ailliu iiuiiitiioio i.cit u, in
" Washington 0.13 "
Ei lo Mall 12.SS a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 3.1)5 a. in.
" lljltlnioros.io ''
" Washlnu'tori lo.se "
All dally except Sunday.
1). M. 110 YD, Jr., Ocneral Passenger Agont
A. .T. CASSATT, (icncrnl Manager
,nTJiTMC!VT "if A MTA P ATT. 170 ATI
11 U X 1J V XJLA1XU. XI.XXJ.XJ XbVXLl,
riiilulelih!n & Kric I!. U. Division.
SU.MMEll TI5IU TAW,E.
ON and after SUNDAY, A I'll. 23, 1870.
tha trains on tlio PhlladclDlita & Erie Kail
lioad Illusion will run ns follows :
mttTU'AllD.
EltlEEXPIlESSloaves New York 9 S5 o.m
Philadelphia in.es p. m
" " lialtlmoro 1.20 p. m
" " Harrlsburg ts.00 p. m
" arr. at wniiumsport hm p. in
" " Lock linen lo.uop. m
" " Erlo lo 03 a. ni
EHIE. MAIL leaves New York. 8.2ft p. m
" " I hlladelphhi 11.05 p. in
" " llaltlmore H.iop. in
" Harrlsburg 4.aft u. in
" " Wllllamspurt s.xin. 111
" " Luck Ilaieu u.4ua. in
" " Itenoio Hi.;,.-, 11. in
" arr. at lirlo 7.50 p. In
suciAiiA nxi'iiess leaves Philadelphia.. 7.2a n. m
' " " luitlinoru 7.31) n.m
" " " Harrlsburg. ...10.4ft a. m
' " arr. at Wtlllamsport.. l.ft ip. in
" " ' Lock Haven.... 8.15 p. in
" " " Henoiu 4.15 p. in
" " " Kane 8.45 p. 111
" " " iluiralo
ick iiavkn Arcoji. leaves Philadelphia 8.00 n. ni
' " uaiiimore s iiti a. m
1 " " " Harrlsburg 1 2ft p. m
" " " nrr. at Wllllamsport ... f.lu p. in
' " " " Lock llaicu 7.30 p. ni
SUNDAY EXPIIESS leaves New York S.23 p. m
" " I'liiiaueipnia 11 sup. 111
" " " liiililmoru 0.10 p, in
" " " Harrlsburg 4.10u. in
" " nrr. at Wllllamspurt 7.40 a. in
: o:
EASTWAIIV.
PIIIIA EXPItESS leaves Erlo
.. 7.D0 p.m
. ti.llll a. 111
... i.ftn a. in
. .11 40 u. ill
., 0.2ft p. M
.. s.m i. m
.. 0.15 p. Ill
" " iick Haven...
" " " Wllll.imsiiort.,
" " nnlvcsut Harilsbiirg.,,.
" " " noltlmoru
" " " Philadelphia...
" " " New York
DAY EXPHESS
leaves Kane aim a. m
M Itenuvo lo.iun, m
" Lock Haven 11. 0 a. tu
" Wllllamsport.... 12 40 p. tu
arr. at HnrrWiurg 4.10 p. 111
" Philadelphia 7.211 p. 111
" Now York pi 13 p. in
" lialtlmoro 7.3ft p. m
" Washington 0.02 ii. in
EHIE JlATEi leaves Erie 11.20 n. m
" " iti novo... 8.ftft p. in
" " " Loci; Haven lc.115 11. m
" " " WHIIainsiHiit ll.lft p.m
' " arr. at ll'iirlsbuig 2.4511. m
" " ' lialtlmoro , 7.35 a ill
" " " Phlladclnhla 7.0011.111
" " " New York 10.1011. m
PAST LINE leaves Wllllamsport 12.3ft n. m
" " air. al lluirhburg.i s.r.-ui. 111
" " " Haltlmoio 7.3ft a. m
" " " Philadelphia 7..10a. m
" " " New York 10.2ft a. ill
SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves Wllllamsport... 8.13 a. m
' " urr. at Hurrlsbuig 11,4011,111
" " " Philadelphia.. , 11.311 p.m
" " " NuwYoik 6.4ft p. Ill
' " " llaltlmoie 7.3ft p. 111
Erlo Mall West. Niagara Express West, hoc k llavi n
Accom. West und Day Express East niiike close coii
nectlnu ut NoilhuniUTlaiid with L. & 11. It. It. trains
rur llkes-liuiiHund Scrauton.
Pile Mall West, Niagara Eapicss West, Erin
press West and Link Haven Acccmmodatlou
West make close coniiecllcu ut Wlllkinibpoit Willi
N. C. II. W. trains 1101 Ih.
Hi lo Mall West, Nhigrra Express West, and Ilny
Express East 11111I.0 closo conutcllon at Loci; Haven
Willi 11. li. V. It. It. trains.
Erlo Mull East and Most tonncct nt Erlo wllh
trains on 1.. s.-M. s It.lt. at Coiry wllh o. c. A.
v. It It. at Empoiliun with 11. N. . & P. It. It. and at
Drlltwoud Willi A V. It. It.
Parlor Cois will 11111 between Philadelphia and
WlUlamspoi l on Niagara Express West, Kilo Ex
press West, PliUulelphla Lxpiess Easl Hay
Exrriss Easl ai.d Sunday Expiess East, bleeping
Cars on all night trains.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Dec. 17,'75-tf General Supt.
DKI.AWA
wp.sti:;
AUK, LACIfA WANNA
AND
UN ItAlt.llOAD.
liLOOMSIlUHO DIVISION.
Time-Tablo No. so, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, NOVIiMHEIl Iti 1175.
Noimi,
STATIONS.
ncrniiton
liellcviiu
.... Tuvloivllle....
...l.aiknwMiiui
Plltston
.. WcH Plltston...
Wjouiiiig
Mnltby
Iiennctt
Wlngstun
Kingston
..Plvuiouth.iuiie.,
Plymouth ....
Avundalo
.. NimltciAu
.UunliKk's i reck.
. ..Wdckslihiny..,..
...hick's Perry..,
....Heath Haven...
Herwlck ....
Hilar creek
...Willow firove...,
I.lnio Illdgc
Psnv
SOUTH.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.1
a.m. n in. p.m.
H IIS
s nu
7 Ki
7 40
7 41
7 o:i
7 ill
7 tt
7 IS
7 10
a r.s
a :.,
a 40
:i u
i 07
o isi
a si
0 '.'.1
H 10
0 17
a ti
o Is
tl 4.1
0 Ot
0 01
o so
j ss
0 IS
0 5.1
z so ti us
i i ,
i si
a as
0 40
i tn
j r.s
0 14
3 17
o in
3 17
0 ','2
S SI
II SO
3 07
3 45
4 KI
4 15
4 SI
4 BJ
4 37
4 41
e so
li SIi
0 43
0 fill
i) t.r,
7 id
7 no
7 11
7 15
1 Sfl
7 115
7 40
7 44
7 53
s in
s sn
8 45
8 r.n
0 05
0 50
0 55
7 08
7 SO
7 40
7 45
7 5'i
S 50
S 25
8 41)
8 47
lo tm
10 Oil
10 n
10 10
pi so
10 S3
111 S7
10 S7
10 S'i
0 '.'Ul
0 lfij
0 II
0 07
0 05
7 15
7 (-7
0 IE
a Pi
S I'J
7 (a a uu
S Ifj
IU 35
10 40
PI 41
10 ft
11 15
11 17
o to :i iu
cm M
0 45 t (it
0 SO t 4-i
0 15 2 01
0 HO 2 U5
u ini t 10
5 !;, 't VI
IU i 10
S 51
6 4S
S 41
8 00
0 10
8 14
8 OS
S IV
7 5S
7 5-1
7 40
7 4,
7 05
T llu
11 SJ
11 31
11 30
11 10
11 43
11 51
11 57
12 i
I'J of
IS 10
IS 25
12 Ji
12 00
IS IS
fi 40
5 St
fi its
5 fi
li 'JO
fi 13
s ic
1 5S
1 (0
1 4S
1 43
1 411
1 25
1 10
1 15
1 till
p. Ul.
4 40
4 fil
0 U
5 OS
fi 14
fi '."I
5 OS
6 47
...llloouisburg
Pillion
Catawlss.i Hrldge.1
7 sol
. t-iat B n 1VIU.11,
7 11
7 Ol
7 II
.....iianvino
.....Chulasky,.
Cumci on .
4 ta
4 50
4 ta
p.m.
5 5S
0 10
0 45
.Norlhumberland.
IS 51
V 11
U.lll.
ii i
in. p.m. ii.iii.
Superintendent's onicuhtraiiton, iho.
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
"WJlv V ,n0mP:' rron Btrtt l'lw PCC
kinds of ' Ul00lni,,urfc''1'a'' 18 Propped to do al
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
ami
PAPEIt HANGING 8
n th best styles, at lowest prices, and atshort
isirlles having such vrork
calllug uu tuo.
todo vllliuicinaicy
All work vraiTiinted to giro sauufactlun.
HUllcllUl
tuilurs
"WJi. l iiOltlNU.
Much tti