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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BL00MSBU11G,. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
soiiimz.siiowNm.
Musirtnu nor scathino i.irm;u
to Tin:
i:s-ir.sAToh,
Tlio following letter front ex-LlouletiMit
Cliivernor Mueller, who win elected by tlio
irptilillcitiH of Olilji tlio uiiic,yeitr tlmt GtjV-t-rnor
Allen wns elected governor, trims
luted front tliu W'achter wn iWV, of August
SMth.
7b Mi; (Mrf &liurt: Tlio rtiiiinuiieeniciil
tlmt you nro rhIhr lo male yinr tlebttt ns it
reformrd reformer in our bciuitlful Forest
City hns been a surprise to nio and no lets
to many of your former admirers. I think
I understand why the republican lenders
wishtoseo llio'lcvcr for rocotivcrtlui? the
liberal Ocrmntw first applied In our city J but
what I do not unilerstiind, la that you should
no readily Oder your n'sl'daucc 1 Yoti mint
have known, slnco 1872, that tho reform
iiloui. whoso seed you helped to sow took
Ktrong root with us here, mid that llic.o roots
cannot, be pulled out without soma trouble.
I do not think tlmt you are rIvcii to the lllu
nIoii of lioliij; nblu to rc-rcpiiblleanizti tho
German reform clviuonU of this locality,
even with the rhetorical mastership that It
your own. Hut as tho person-) who have
called you hero bcllere, or at least pretend
to brieve1, that such a dexterous performntice
ran ho accomplished, and inasmuch 119 the
liberal Oermann aro thin exposed to the hu
inUlating suspicion of requiring only an In
1 1 niation from yourself to bo converted (thl1
explain1 why you make your first campaign
speech In German,) it Is right and proper to
protest. Far too lone already, tar too long
for tho honor of t)in German clement as well
its tho honor of all of us, has tho falso idea
been worked and speculated upon that the
Gentian vote can ba effectively Influenced
mid controlled by somo ono great or small
politician. It is high timo to do away with
itch notions.
Hut in case that your speaking in German
is accidental, and that tho inference drawn
from it be therefore void, I still must avail
myself of your presence in order to set forth
something to me nil-important. Haviug
been a member of the New York conference
to which you Invited me, I feci called and
justified in doing so.
Disgusted with corruption in tho reigning
party, without confidence in tho other par
ty, I Lelield in a conference of independent
patriotic men a ray of hope (or reform, The
spirit that prevailed in the conference sur
passed my expectations ; tho result of its de
liberations were satisfactory to me. Although
many members were inclined to cross the
Itubicon immediately and to use tho confer
ence as a starljuj point for a third partyj the
opinion of tlio more prudent members pre
dominated, viz : to remain as yet in a poai
tion of waiting ; to issuo an earnest address
to tho pesple, and to found a third party
onlyin cats that this address should b un-
heeded by tho several conventions which
wcre.to bo held In the immediate future,
Th& address to tho purposo, edited by
yourself, left'lio doubt which class pf ,Presi
dentist candidates Was' meant to, bo worthy;
of support. The first sections manifestly
depicted' the class represented by Messrs,
Morton, Iilnino and Conkling, while the
other sections were directed against such can
didates of expediency as Hayes and Hart'
ranfl. There was not the least doubt of this
in the conference.
Nor can the author of the address be
doubt of it. Since this seems to be the case,
however, I intend to assist ids memory and
remind him that when he read the address
before me and my friend on tho day prece
ding tho conference, and mado'us acquainted
witty its intent (lint he himtflf after each
sectloniiadbeeri gon'o .through Avlth, caljed
the names of tho candidates that were mean
though not named ; and that after reading to
us tho following : ,
"We shall support no candidate wno, how
ever, favorably judged by his nearest i'rlends,'
Is not publicly known to posses thoso quafi-
ties of mind and character which. tho stern
task of genuine reform requires, for tlio
American pcoplo cannot now afford to risk
tho future of the republic ii; experiments uu
mere supposed virtuo or rumored ability to
be trusted'on'tbo strength" of prlvatoreCom-i
mendations."
He turned to us and remarked plainly, and
as if it were a self evident. matter :
"THIS DISPOSES OP MB. HAYES."
If we compare tiiis passage,- which pro
nounces the verdict upou Mr. Hayes, with
the parole likewise issued by Mr. Schurz,
viz: that this election did not turn on polit
ical articles pf faith as much as ou the per
lonalilia of the candidates, not on platforms
but on' the'.ieh!tltat stodrl ou Iberar-tthea we
discover the irrefutable fact that not only
Mr. Schurz but the entire conference, all of
whom enthusiastically approved of the ad
dre4 (Bud tho above passage cyunteifMr.
Hayes as among those who should absolutely
iwt, be upported. And, not yet, coutenUd
with this, the conference, by their sweeping
approval of Mr. Adams' speech, fixed its
programme as follows: Ilristnw orTilden;
and in cao that neither is nomina'cd, re
tOHtcaimj of the conference.
Tho position taken by iheconftrcnco fully
corrtHpondert with my own contlctlon. It
was a great satisfaction to mo to know that
so patriotic a body of men as were assembled
there should agree In the points above men
tioned. I took tho c.iiisc to be all earnest
one; have remained iriiit to it, and thai I
remain true to It despite uf alt deserters.
Hour U.it wiili-Mr Schurz the instigator,
and leader of tho conference; the chairman
of the executive committee, Uppoiutcdat his
ownr jnojlyn, and which was .charged with'
.V . 7 it .. i . 1...1 . '. e .1.1
carrying nut me views aim resolutions oi tno
08emb)y? How is It with the nun that as
long ago ui 1801, declared war to the repub
lican party, and who, to acooiuplMi tlio ruin
of his party, in 1872 allied himself with the
demoeraUf I ho, who for tho past fivo
years has baeu using his captivating elo
quence, his great Intent ami tho strong power
of his popularity for tho overthrow of the
republican party is hu in histif ilay speech
iroinir In suiiixirt that same party? Is he
going to show the Germans that the rrpub
lican parly is better In 1870 than it was in
1872, and that Mr. Hayes has become a dif
ferent man sinca tho May conference 1 Will
Mr. Schurz ou tho samo speaker' stand in
which four years ago he advootto I tho allh
anco with tho dem icratlo party to-day rep
merit this ulliauco to hU Uermau follow
citizens as dangerous?
Mr. Schurz ou 'lit t-t feel tlut lie cm tint
succeed in the attempt to humanize, his po
sitioti of lo day with both that of 1872 and
tlut taken In the Nw Yurk conl'oruuo I
that no amount of sophistry is milHcleiit to
fill the gap which exhU boUvon SJohiiu tho,
lefornier and Schurz the republican stump
orator I
If the danger rf a Til Jen adiiilnUtnttluW
were as great Mr, Solium now pretend to
fear, a review of hi agltatlvo activity dur
ing the jrtst five year would certainly vm
whelm him with a sense ot j;rcut respuiwl.
bility, for no una mure than lid iW success,
fully discredited tho republican party in the
eyes of the people ; no ono mure than he
has contributed lu tho tUlnniritf of its
Httik-l '
What ever Mr. Schurz may maintain ill
order to reconcile the contradiction between
previous pcilllfjii niid that of to-day, ltq
will not bo nblcjto ovcrcomo.tlic logic of tho
following propositions s
1. If Ills Activity in bclmlf of reform slnco
1871, which (uimlnatcd In tho New York
conference, has been earnestly believed and
nstifled, his present position is unpardon
able, itutciiablo and Inconsistent.
2. If that conference purposed moro than
to bo a uiero comedv, Mr. Schurz cannot
ioslbly favor the clecllon nf.Mr. llayrs.
And In cao that 'Mr. Schurz did not fori
able lo nhldo by hU 111115 tn mipport Mr.
rildcn, tho only thing Ict for him to do tea
lo reeonrttic the conference.
3, If Mr. Schurz in his sovereignty be
lieved that ho could set himself abovo this
due regard and obligation towards the mem
bers nt tho conference there was left for htm
the only alternative to maintain a parslve or
neutral, or nt least a reserved attitude, even
If merely fortho purpose of quieting In bis
fellow citizens and former reform compan
ions the suspicion that bis podtlnn In this
ampalgii is based nu personal grounds rath
er than patriotic motives,
I lmvo been Induced to wrilo tills open let-
er, iisst-iled before, by Mr. Schurz's coming
hrro for a purpose which is particularly
provoking to mo as ono who responded to
his invitation tu tlio New ork conference.
I'liis provocation prompts me to vindicate
my own position as well as that of nil my
German co-operatrr., whom their for
mer leader, Schurz, now asks to renounce
tho samo convictions and principles for
which they have fought for yisxs and not
infrequently made tho grealast sacrifices
Schurz takes thq 4 tump in this city nnd tn
tho German sentiment a feeling which pol
Itlcians may not look upon as being justified
yet I will not by nny means weaken the
ellectsthat tho republicans oxpect from Mr,
Schurz's speech, for I am too ardent a friend
of political discussions. J. Muollcr.
Ah:ut llirds.
It is tho opinion of somo naturalists that
bilds nevr die what is calle 1 a natural
death, but come to their end by tome
murderous or accidental means ; yet I have
found sparrows nud vlrcos in the fields nnd
woods dead or dying, that bore no marks of
violence; audi remember that once in my
childhood a red-bird fell down in tho yard
exhausted and was brought in by the girl ;
iU bright scarlet imaee is indelibly stamped
upon my recollection. It is not known that
birds have any distempers like the domestic
fowls, hut X saw, n social sparrow 0110 day
nuito disabled by some curious maladv, that
iuggested a disease that sometimes attacks
poultry; one. eye was nearly put out by a
scrofulous-looking sore, and on tho last joint
of one wiug there was a large tumorous or
luugous growth that crippled tho bird com
olctely. un another occasion I piclccu up
one that appeared well but could not keen
.its center of gravity when in flight, and so
tell to the cuunu.
Oho reason why dead birds and animals
aro so rarely round is, that on the approach
of death their instinct prompts them tocriep
away in some noie or unucr some cover,
where they would bo least liable to fall
prey to their natural enemies. It is doubt
ful if Any of .tho, came birds, like tho mc-
cdn and grouse, .ever die ofjold age, or the
"century-lfviug'i crow'but' id what 'other
form can death overtake 'he humming-bird,
or even tho swift and the ba nsivatlow '
Such aro true birds of the air; they must
ue occasionally iosi 111 Eea uuringrncir mig
rations, but, so far as I know, they are not
preyed upou by any other species.
A year ago lait April, the pigeous flew for
two ot three days up and down the Hudson.
In lone bowing Ifnes, or else in dense mas
ses, they moved across tho sky. It was not
tlio whole army, but I should, think nt least
one corps of it ; I had not seeu such a flight
of pigeons tdnco my boyhood. I went up to
tlio top of the house, tho better to behold
tho' winged procession. Tlio day seemed
inemorablc'aud poetic in which such sights
occurred.
'WhileI.was looking at the pigcona, . a
ftycfc of wild 'ge We "'went by, harrowing tho
sky northward. Tho geese strike a deeper
cliord than the pigeons. Level and straight
tiicygoas into to its mart. ,1 cannot tell
what emotions these migrntihg birds awaken
jri me the geese especially. One seldom
sees more than a flock or two in a season,
and what a spring token it is 1 The great
bodles are In motion. It is like tho pas
sage of a victorious army. No longer inch
by iueh does spring come, but theso geese
advance the standard across zones at ono
pull. How. my desire goes with them ; how
something in me, wild aud migratory,
plumes itself and fallows fast 1
I have noticed that the bobolink docs not.
sing tho samb in different localities, In
New; Jersey it has one aohg ; on the Hudson
a slight variations of the same, and on tho
hili grass lands of tho interior of the stale,
quite a different strain clearer, more diu
tipctly articulated, and running ofT with
more sparkle and lightness. It reminds one
of the clearer mountain air and the tran
slucent spring water of thoso localities. I
nvercould make out what the bobolink
says in New Jersey, but in certain districts
in this state his enunciation Isqujte distinct.
S6metims.h'o.begiDs' -withlthe word gey'ue,
ijigue. Then again, more, fully, be, true to
me, Glartu,- be true to mel Qlarsy, Carty,
thence full lilt into his, inimitable song, in
terspersed, 'in .whiclfiho' words Xfri your
flipper, jkM; wur tlipper, and temperance,
temperance (the last with a peculiar nasal
rrf'on'ance), are plainly heard. At its best,
it is a remarkable performance, a unique
pr rfnri'iance, n it contains no' the slightest
hint ( r suggest in, either in lone or manner
of ellV.i, 111 any other biid song to be heard.
The bobolink lias no mate or parallel in
any part of tho world. He stands alone.
t here is no closely allied species. Ha is
not a lark, nor a finch, nor a warii'e, nor a
thrush, nor 11 starling, lie is an exception
vi many wen Known rules, lie H the only
ground uinl Known to mo, of marked and
conspicuous plmnagi-. He is tho only ul.iefc
and white bud we hare, and what is s-ill
moru odd, ho Is black beneath and white
ibovc the reverto of the fact in all other
cilscs. Preeminently n bird of tho meadow
during the breeding teason, and associated
with clover, and daisies, and buttercups, a
110 ouier uiru is, ue yet lias uie loos ot tin
interloper or a umv comer,- aud not one to
tho manor bom. ' r
. The bobolink bosun unusually full-throat,
iMiR.yuji, nciinintuiuH iwr uis great pqwer
of soup No blrd'has ye't-beeir found that
coiiu lnmnie 411111 irevcnepeator suggest
a slagie ilnte, as If his song were the pro
duct 01 it new net or organs. There Is a vi
bration uuout it nnd 11 rapid runnlnir over
the keys that is the despair of other none-
sters. It u said thut the mocking blid is
dumb in thu presence of tho bobolink. Mv
neighbor lias an kiigiish sky lark that was
hutched ana reared in captivity, 'i ho bird
is a most iiersistent and vociferous soui;ster.
mid fully as tucvessful a mimic as tlio mock
ing bird. It pours out u strain that is a
regular mosaic uf nearly nil tho bird notes
to tie heard, Its own proper lark t-onii for
tiling it kind of bordering for tlio whole.
The mite f tho phoebe bird, thq purple
iliii ii, 1110 bwuihiw, jiie yellow pirn, the kin;
bird, the robin and others, are rendered will
perlectditliiictnrss an accuracy, but not a
won of the bnliolinkV thuuuh tho ark
niuii have heard its tvngjevery diiy or four
successive summers It wa tlio one con
spicuous 11019 1,10 firM uriiuiid tip t the
lark 111:1111) no attempt to piagiariza, jto
could not tteul tho bobolink thunder.
I havu frequently seen thu 1 old 11 (murlioy
and have always been luiqiusiied ai.d auius
tl nt the titter coldness nu I indlllereuou of
tho limuilo. She will hwlllvly .not hear
a otil nt '.lt. nt lert'4 diuimr ceitaiu bU.is
of the" oewumny, nor rewmnlta ht-r ml'jrvr
. . . . w - r
I. (ollnvvs her Iroin Ir
,IW,,(VP1d ffon
ii4ia.t4iwW.i'Wd)iisili rt,Kat;'i3rt'
lii out UU tttitery. ollerjna ,her (ood, clmli
leliKing Ills rivttls: ftrt'I tuIilo hU utmost la
lruln her approval, yhiwi. uu doubl.he'wcul
Kubcecds In dolmr. I bav-o uollceil iho
uijv, It 1 1 In tfinif,1v OHflptMl lllttAnft tliallr.i
'ulUb hftUM-sttarrOw, but not anitn"; Uiiy,-
ntUer u ml i ite itunniiv every species
01 Dirus, nowevtr, i uoiiovr, unvu mis in
nliinioM Ibev aru atxtolutelv freo from
coquetry, or uny aim a,nd ivlfci vlmtuvtr.
liiiuoatuast.fi iiatuie has given tlio song and
thi Htmiaef) Idt'lfi" tl,!,-7 "fx' nuJ,al1 1,10
cuiucttlllllll A ttJ'H.BVjiug t fjr vv muio
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
t'riUaMjr ther Is no comrJalafcUmt afflicts Uin hu.
min Byntcm vrBlrtilll flilittieloiif.nrt.toM ,nt;tui
invent time ns soma 01 nw runeu rorin3 ur mumy
;oian.unr. ,
Tlii-rn 11 tin ilNrnpn ttlitrti rnliRps surll ftCUUl rwiln
or morn nlnrmlnir In lis rrsulin tlinii wurn tli 1 Hil-
nnl full In h.rrt-ln n-nlii llir Mrwiil Ihft llliA held lUKl
utliev iHilsnnuiis aulmtanccH wlilrli tho Wood iiceillnii-
lan'B 111 us iirciimiion inrouRii iiiunjniem. .np" -If
trom any raiiio thn kidneys rail In perform the
fiinuilniis dcvolvlhir llinn tlmin. tlm cilinnlnlloiis am
taken 1111 hvllin niisi.rri-nM and nio wnoui hjpipih
Un6ttli Inlnu MntniitHllnasp, fiuislnir ereal fal'i
and sulTcrlnif, ami very otfrii' imianllaie drain.
11011(1.11,11 iniiiiirlaiirdnr.kir.'iilMir llin kldnr.vi.nhd
lilo.nl Ina licidliiyiiiiidllloii, Ihniiijjli wldili nil I Ik.
inpuriuos or me ootiy inusi iafw. ,
TAIN IN TIIK HACK,
Tfiern Is no reintdr krmwn -to innlleal'felence
which hns proved llell moru valnahlo lit rases ot
Kidney complaints limn tlio VcKctlno, 11 acts di
rectly iih)ii tho Bictptlons, elnntisps and piirini'S the
Mood, and restores Iho whole system to healthy ac
tion. Tho follow Inft extraordinary cum cf great snrrorerB
vrulhad bi-enK'en up hy Iho host rluMelnnsns
hni-lpsi canes. lll ino.ik for tluMinelvc-'. nnd should
en illcinro tho most rrrdf.iuiid attention f tno nio.u-
a! faculty, nfl well as of thoso who are sintering rroal
iviuney imnpMini,
Till; HUST MUD I CINE,
l-HPTMAiimnnni, Au. 11. !..
Mm. Stkvsssi Hoar fir 1 11111 si.vcnty-uiioyv'iirHnf
apii ii.trn siiiremi many years un kuiihv oin
plaint, wenkiwssla my luck and MoiimcIi. t wa In-
fluui-il i,y int-iuis i" 1 r.T 3 11,11 , in,-, 1 iiimimi
Ihe li."d incdlilnrt for weakneis of the Kidneys I i-er
iim.iiI. I linrn Ir1,.l 111:01 v l-plrn'Otps for lids rnmnlldlit
and never found so inm-h rcllpr ns from tlio Vegeliue.
It strengthens and Invleonttrs tho wholo mslcin.
Many of my nciiinlntaiei hiito taken It, mid I !-llc-vo
It to bo irood tor all tlio coiiiplalnts for which It
is reeoininenuiu. loursuuiy,
JOdUlI 11. SimiillAS
IMl(INOUNt)Kl) INOUUABLi:.
llonon, May 80,
II. It. Stkvrns. Ksi I Hear sir I hate been badly
anilolcd with Liver Complaint for ten J ears s hate
sum-red cri-al tuln In my back, hips nnd side, with
trroat dllllcullylii pasMnir uitnp, which was ollen.
and In very binall quantities, frequently accompanied
with hlooif nud eiL-ruc-lalliiK pain.
Bl lure fallhfully tried mom, ot tho popular remedies
recommended for my complaint; 1 lmvo been under
tho treatment ot somo ot thu most skillful physicians
In Boston, nil of ivliom pronounced my caw Incura
ble. This was my condition when I was ndtlsedby
a friend lo try Vpire tlnc,nd I could eco tho rood ef
fects from iho' first doso ltook, nnd from that mo.
ment 1 kept on Improtlog until .1 wits entirely cured
taking In nil, (should think, about six bottles.
It Is, Inuei-dja rnluablo medicine, and If I should
ho mulcted nL'.iln In tho samo wav I would gltoit
dollar a dosc.lf I could not get It without.
i:esicctfuiiy. . J. n. (in.!:.
adl-Thlnl street, South liostou.
NKAIUYV BLIND.
II. It'STuvKss Hear Sir In oxprowlnfr my
thanks to you for lienelim dcrlted trPm thousoot
VeRi'llne, nnd to beneilt others, I will stnto !
Whon elRlit or nine years old I ns tirHictf,'l wttli
Herofnln, which mndo Us apiK'nrnncomnvilneyes,
face and head, and I was very near bll ,J4do two
years. All kinds of operation-) wcro prromf don
iny cycR. and all to no trood result. Finally tlio dis
ease principally settled In my body, limbs nnd feet,
and at 1 lines In an aKirravated way.
Last Hummer I was, from somo cause, weak In my
spine ami kidneys, nnd It was at times teryhardto
letaln tho mine. Kcelnff your advertisement In tho
Commercial, I boUKhtabottlo of VKOKTINK, ana
commenced using nceordlnir to directions. In two
orthree jlaj s 1 oMalned sient n-llcf. Atier.mliiK
four or jive bottles 1 noticed U had u wonderfufenect
on the rouir'i, scaly blotches on my body and legs.
I still used VcsTi-tlno mid the humoroiH soies ono af
ter another dlsappenied until lliev wuinnll irono,
nnd I attribute the cure of t ho tno diseases to' Vcge
tlno ns tho only reliable l emedy. unco moro accept
my tuanus, nnu ueuevo ino 10 no, ery resiiccxnuiy,
AUSTIN l'AHHUTT.
rAitu
Dec. i, isi2.
No. 35 Oanobt., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bifcases of tho Kidneys, madder, etc., aro always
unpleasant, nnd nt times they become the most dls
tie-slug and dangerous diseases that can affect tho
human sj stem. Most diseases of iho Kidneys nrtso
from Impurities in the blood, causing humors which
settle on theso parts. Vegotlno eNcCls any known
remedy In Iho whole world for cleansing and purify
ing tho blood, thereby causing a healthy action to all
tho orgjins.of the body. j
Vegetlno is Sold by all Druggists. Sept, ls-lm., ,
Magnetic Soap.
Tke.CheapcU Soap that can be'wed far the ooie-
ing Jitwons :
ist. Ono bar will go as far as two of nny other.
td. Only half tho usual lubblng 'being required,
there Is a saving of moiethan theentlioeostof tho
Soap In labor alone.
Id The Clothes arc. mado SWEETCLEAN, and
WHITE wlthost I'.OII.lNOor, SCAI.IIIN'U, ihus all
Injury to them Is avoided. Thiro Is a sating In fuel
nnd hard work, and tho wasldng Is done In about
half the usual time.
1 1 Is also guaranteed under a penalty of fifty dol
lars not to Injure tho clothes or hands, and as ono
trial will enable nny person to ascertain the truth Of
these statements, It would never pay tho proprietor
to engage In nn extensive system ol iidtcrtlslng and
claim such decided merit for his soap unless ho
know from positive experleneo that it would proto
to bo in every respect what is claimed for It.
This Is also a superior Soap tor Kuaviko end Toir
sj purposes.
WANNER KIIODES & CO.,
Yllou.sALI; fancy ouockks,
1 ' ! tlKNiitir, AciriJis,
i) i:
Aug. 4 '70 tin. II. C. & Co.
Philadelphia,,!.
yiSSCJrIElt & HALL'S
dOjGEM'll'ATED POTASH
Warrniitril'i'aiiM to-nnr t'olnsli fit ifie murker,"
und fur miM-rlor tn Concent rated l.ye for
ilt iiirH4-fc le tldrh it 1m iiwed.
Put up iif one ppnnd Irietal enn, cnnvenlenttor
use In families tor making hard and sort soaps, and
for cleaning purposes generally. Directions for mak
ing soap, etc., accompany each can.
ror (leaning type, presses, machinery, paints,
softening water, washing sinks and fruit tiees in the
spring, ills unoqualh-d for excellence and content
uucu or package. For sain, by uroeers and Drug
gists every whrrcj , ,
Virht'r iVIIiilPn Tnrrtlrlilu nnd DUtiifi-ctniit
Powder Is valuable for the destruction of the potato
bug, cotton worm, grasshoppers, mice, rats, roaches.
Insects, and vermin of all kinds.' It is diarmloss to
men and animals, and fur chcuier than Paris green
for the destruction of ermln. It is, also invaluable
as a DiJixracTlNT, panning tho air in hospitals and
sick rooms, and deslrojlng the foul odors or sinks,
cellars, stables, c. Put tip in one pound cans. For
solo ty Druggist and Grocers everywhere.-
VIKsClll:il & HALT., MitiiuructurerH.
M WALL STllEET.NEW YORK'. '
(Aug. 4.-3m ,
IC0UNTER,PLATF0RMWAGOfl&IBACK
mssm
OX? AGENTS-WANTED?
WyiNOTSCALECO,
BROADWAY N, Y.
121 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA.PA.
108 BAN KST.CCy. 07
Much tl, 71.-1 y.
Til 33 TRIUMPH TRUSS CO
Ko. 8J4 liowery, Now YorV,
TU WHOM WAS AWA11DK1) TIIK
PltKJIlIUnl fllKUAI.
FOH TIIK
Best Elastic Truss and Soprler
At tho great American Instttuto J-'alr'
(tiKtkjlON 1875.)
It.vrjnii in Y'toa 3Q to orDivii, .NDprH
ii. oit a vu THtv ojtNNor coat.
'I hey employ a flrvt-clais Lady fcurston. Tcrn.8
biod.irate. Cures tluaiuiilifd. 'I lio usual dlstouuts
to patrons of IP.ihbanury. Knuudnatlons l'reo.
(JrUuiftllUi'ipy U uu. rit-nd ten uutsfor IioserlptltB
ij tir.v. n. ti. iiuitniiAiu,
tlfliti ui Htinei Inlendi nt.
(lirar.ch onico 1515 Chttlnut. hi., Phi adolii da, I'o,"
liar. nt. 'IC-lv. .
IJLOOMSBU R TANNERY.
J A, lKIU.a
I) ISEWUlV aWui.otti.lt U.11 1.UUI9
(oldstaudl ll,WrmW.,itt(rla,
Kirks ol the Espy ui.dlAaW Ktreet
rtiuli, whero Ul ase?lptlo4 ifcj
lfiatiiel ttll bu tn&dHtn f 1 J. mAsit'
fcwMxwBii awi workinMtute nvn iwr, awl sold a
rjiriukuitttioUuu-M. 'iut UgWl pnooincii
,Ull(l MHIawibvwVUor T 1
an Rim ninE'a - -.
of every description In lie country, The pulllopai
roiJiLt.- U ruspocttully HOllcltod,'' ' ' ' '' 1
lijooumbur., K.t, I, is.
' Kl I . 4
"I'M.1 ... 1
-1 0 a day at horn.. A.enU 'wanted, outntunil
-I - trrina Iruu'i TilUK, A UU Au.ukU, Mtlno.'!,
1rclt i, "-ly, ,...',
pmpa
TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
or xJN'jfsauisr )rd 'Vfprvz otm
lt. A PIANO OR PARLOR ORQAN CHAIR,
Srlth on oJJntfblo tick, mado to luppurt tho kcK of Iho titter
talilUlcinlnifiifivardlntlioorillnryi,osltlon for playing, and by
fttlniplorrngemont,wlitcliglrcsltahiicktriiM nini at tlio rami)
llmo a downward movemant, follmvi hlJ mollout amiBiipporti hint
fit atijiioil'.(oullliout hiiffcttn la tlio lMtt.wltfi thu freedom
it hit tnorcinctits. .
EAUG-II'S
CS-ROUKTB BOKfES?
AOIDS andOHEMIOALS
VOP.
FALL SEEDING.
:o:
Lower Prices,
Samples Sent Free,
Analysis Guaranteed.
EXAMINE AND CHOOSE'1
I'UOM THE roMAJWIKO
Old Esiublislicd Articles,
GROUND RAW BONES
XjcSGuitnuitced Puro.E5ir,
In bntrs on board of Oari at works at the followlns
Cash Prices.
lftnToninndoter.
t w per Ton
m " tow Torn,
ao " " 4-J "
to " w "
ui
8-2 " "
83 " "
34 " "
This Hone ii Grouml Puro; is not stenmcil
or bnkeil, nntl tho solhl bono hna not been
selected from it.
S-A-XTO-Jrl'S
SUrilKH-PHOSl'IrATE,,
Mado from Raw or iinburned Animal Bones.
Cheap' for disli, Und Oath only.
ive are now aclllnc our ltaw Bono Super-rhospate
on tho tollow lag
UUAIUNTE SD ANlt.VSH 1
Ammonia, - . - l'rom 3 to 4 per cent.
Soluble and Precipitated Phos
phoric Acid - - - 1 " ." U '"r " j
Phosphntc of Lime, rendered' I ' ;
Boluble - - - W " 44 " ' "
At nct Cns,h Wholesalo Prices to Dealers and
Farmers, F.o. 11. In Philadelphia, nt tho rollowlnjr
Low l'lUCKs: ; , I
100 Tons and Aver, f.13 per Ton, 2,noo lid.
75 " tow Tons, so " " " "
51" J4 " 37 " " " "
30 " - V'.'v ," l i' f 'V" r' " "
1 ii -l, jo II u . '
Standard of Quality Strictly Maintained
Whllo wefnnnouncii h redaction tn the price of our
llAtV' IHI.Mi PUri.K flllini'llA 1 1-., WB IVUUHl If
speetfully represent to dealers and farmers that Its
standard of oiialltv lias lieen strictly maintained.
Tho proportions of nolublo and precipitated I'hos-
phorje Acid, nud Ammonia liatu nut er been jugner
than they are in tho artlclo wo am now selling toour
customers. This btntelnent wo make ns u blndtng
guarantee.
' BAUGH'S
,AHMII,ATi:i
PhosDhate Rock
Ttyclvo Per Ceut. 'Soluble and Precipitated
Phosphoric Acul.
Wo believe
,0u? Aoidulated. Phospiate Kpob;
to bo suncrlor to most, of tlio Acid Ph isnhate now In
Uin mnrki-L Farmers lliat. havo used IL for sevi-rnl
seasons nro well pli-ascdjvlth It,- uud tlio demand for
It 11 rUpiHIV lIllTL-UMIlg.
tSdrN. D. Ono Dollar per Ton ah
dltionat on all Friccsif shipped from
uaitiniorc.
Chetoical Supplies
OF ALL KINDS,
Always on hand, nnd sold at tho
LOWEST POSSIBLE PItlOES
For puro nnd good Articles.
lsrlKNI I'Oll l'MIC'l! 1.ISTK.
LAND PLAST E R
VotrrlnJ only from extra quality of Lump, nn'l
nin tirntwl Iiiih I'lvrn tlifl lilL'lw-ht kntbtfnntlfin fur tliO
laht two ytara. Price as low an any.
" i
Seud for Price Lists and Circulars.
BAUGlf & SGNC
Manufacturers & Importers of
Fertilizers & Supplies,
jNo. 20, S. Dckware Ave,
l'llII.AIIHI.PllIA..
1. 103
July si-2ru.
St.,
SECUKU AN AOENCY
ami foO or $1011 per ncek
"The eivr- ready and iim,-Ji"rjf order."
HOMESTEAD $20
SEWING'
$20 MACHINE
Vor Tlomcslle Use.
"Yith TaJolo niid Fixtures jCojaDloto,
A i nnltr.
. ,--.rr.
A perfect and unequalled, large, sIioiil' and dura
blo mai-hluo. eonktructiid t-h'ii.iiil und solid, fromlho
best umlrilal with laulUoiiuileiU pri ehluu. fur eon
Hunt family n-,e or inaiiutaetiirhi iuiioses. AN
iVHyn l-omly at a uioinuil's iioIIch tu do its day's
woi k, net trout of onh r, unit ultl hvt a vent-ration
with uioderate enro;easyto tiuih-islund and mail
into; llifht, Hinooth, and swltt i iiiutli.tr. like Iho ui-ll-re'ulati'd
iiinttiiieiit ut niliiii w,ueh ; stmplu coin
liact, odlt'leiit and rnilibiu,w ttti all I ho luipriit einents
In bo found tn tlul 1 1 1 In .1 prleed inaihliies,wurraut
ed lo tin ihu siitno t,t,ilc, thn same t.-ny, and ns rapid
und smooth us ul75 timUilno. Aiiiicknottleiledlrl.
iiuipti of luuenious miTlunli-ul tklll, essentially the
worliini: woiuun's fi lend, and far lit advance ot nil
ordinary inai hlues for ubsolulu MienctU, rellublltly
nuilci neral tisefulness-j will henvfell, luck, team,
Hint, oiiiu, orain, euni, friiiui-r, funic, suirr, piuii.
rol.l. K-jllon. roll, t-tnbloliu
mi
(r, run up 'breadths, &c,
with Wonderful ranlulty, neatiirss and eose.sews tho
strongest Ltstlni; slltth t-iiitully tlno and smooth
throuiflt all mudtof Roods, from riniililotosett-riil
thh:kiiessi-s of broiiduluth or luather, with line or
Coarse rittton, lliieii.sllk or twine. Cites pcifttt
salisfai'tlou. Will turn Us cost but oral tlint-soter In
a season In tho wurktt doctor uiakuui;ooilllrliiir
or any .man or woman who deslus tujuto It for that
purnoso; woiksso fidtbtiil and busy the beitniitu
or ehlldreu can use It without dauiueu. Prlcu ol luu.
chlno tilth IhtUt table, fully iUlpit-i( for family work
tJ'l lIMf ease, oott-r.i-fde diuwirs audcublnetst)ltti
oath nt' unirespondliiiily low ialo-i. Kulo Ut-Uvt-iy
truaranteod, fieo from dainiit;e. KxrOanatory pam.
phlets Illustrated Willi iln-iiulnts of thu suverul
stylus of machines references, uTlttyofU!wiiiL',.e,-
uiniirii irt-u. LuiiiiuQutitu tortn ) uu uot-riu lauuuv
incuts to en tci nrUhnr cleriri men. tenchrrs. busluesy
men, iraveutii; or local aeents, &e wno tii
oslru ex.
ciiisivB agencies, turiilsiieu on ti
John It. Reudall Co., cconroai
tippllcullon. Address
adway, NowYorlc,
Uar l.it-rUm.
HERRI :i
I ' ' . Itll
11 ,m T.-sin ' ' ' '
OT
0.' A PLATFORM ROCKER ON
CASTORS, with the long fair movement
of tlio uliTaijhv ; without tho projecting rockers
to tour other furnltiiro and tho lafti of rooms;
being, in fad, tho only Platform Itocker mado
that haa a pctfacUy catlf factory tnoTCiaout,
Manufactured for tho trado by
ALBERT BEST & CO.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.,
and for rlo by tho principal dealers llircmghoot
Uio United Btntoa.
Xyf 1 f not kept by any dealer In yonr town,,
end to til for l'llco Llat and Catsloguo.
N
TiiW arouii ok uloxiiimo.
AND
Gontlemon'fa DreBS G-oods.
DAVID LOWKNUKUO
Invites attention to his lnreoauacloffautstoclc
Cheap and Fasliioiialile Clotli,
nt his Moro ou'
MAIN HTItnnT, IN THE NKW 11LOCK,
llLOOJISIlUllO, I"A
whero fTe has Just rocclved from Now York and rhll-
adolphla a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lncludlne the most fashionable, durablo and!
nimusouio
CONdlSTINd OF
BOX
SAOIC,
FIlOOrT,
GUM
AND Olli OLOTII,
COATS
AND
PANTS,
OF ALL 80IITS SIZES AND COt.OHS,
Ho has also replenished his already large stock of
CLOTHS AND 0ASS1MEIIES,
FIOUHSD
ANDJPLAIN VESTS,
8TI1IPHD.
i
fillllTS,'
OliAVATS
HOCKS,'
COLLARS,
HANDKEItaillHFS,
fl LOVES,
;.SUSFENlE!iS,
FANCY AUTIOJKS.
llo haa constantly on hand n largo nnd well select
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Veatings,
which ho is prepared to mako to order Into any kind
ot clothlnir, on very short notice, and In tho bebt
manner. All his clotbuiff is mado to wear and most
of it Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JKWELHY,
Or EVEItY DESCUIITION, FINE AND CUEAP.
HISCASIt OF JEWKLHT 13 NOT SUllI'ASSEU IN
TIIIB PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE 1118 OENEHAL ASSOltT-
M1SNT OF
Clothing, Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
DA.VIV) LOWENHEHO.
July 1,'73-tr.
ALBREGHT & CO.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Tlio AmitF-aiT & Co. Pianos nro
fiMt-class in every respect, boing con
Bidercd tlio louiliug Philadelphia
mako by musicinns nml competent
Juilces. nirouRh their cxtcnslvo
frtcilitics, MiSifiits. ALDRiniT & Co.
tiro onahletl to turn out instruments
tlint aro not Btirpiinsed nny whero, anil
still 'sell them nt pricia within tho
reach of all. No l'iano is permitted
to Icavo their factory unless natisfac
tory'to tho most minuto particular,
henco their guarnntco of fivo yenra
is n tiling of value. All Into im
provements of importanco nro found
in theso instruments.
Messrs. Aliirecht & Co, havo re
ceived tho most flattering Testimo
nials from L. M, Gottsciialk, Franz
Airr.UuBTAVF, SArrr.it, J. F, Himmelb
dacii, W.illiam AVolbieffeu nnd
many other eminent artists, besidos
being nblo to refer to thousands of
privato purchasers, schools, semi
naries, Bociuticu nnd teachers.
Pianos conscicntlouslysolcctcd per
prtkrs liy inn,il,.cnrcfully packed an4
shipped safely to any part of tho world.
aSTFor further particulars as to
references, prices and terms, address,
ALBRECHT&CO.
010 Arch Slreetj Philadelphia,
Juiyu,i,W)r
vuloan nm WORKS
DANVILLB. MONTOl lt COUNTT. I'A.
WILLIAM II. LAW, Manufacturer ol
U-W.H..I., I.... Il.,ilu ll.llu.n ,,D,Vnl.lu.
1 I ' IVIHSMV IIVM UllnKV-i ,.,V, iiib,viiiv
Fireproof limUVmiB, wiouttt Iroa llwulii', PoolUmf
rrauies, rioonuir kdu noorv, rurui uau-n nuu rvui
as. also Wrou.ht Iron 1'lplsir, bucks and all kinds
of smith WoU,.c Hcpuln promptly atteiided to
n. u. nmwiccs ana iiiaaieiuppntu,
Oct. 8. l-tl
4 lr. 40fl lr day nt homo, samples worth tl
V" t" v"" tree, mifsos co., I'uiuaua, jaaiuo.
an:n iv, -lu-iy.
!I5
LANK NOTl,Illi orwithout exuidlj
tor uls at th Uolduiian Offlcu.
PURE TEA-IN SEALED PACKAGES,
IMrect rrotu t'liliin ttml .Inpttn
l)i:i.tVKlli:li at Ytd ll()t limill, IiprIi from tlio
tlAIIIIK.NS or in lr (IKIltV i n.
Imported dlreit by
THE WK3LL8
TEA CO.r
t '
201 Fulton Street
so:
The clinirulty of getting puro Teas of really nnoVJ
inihnrniiriintati-ii.hniimiucedTiiH ,!
f'Ki Co.. Ill Miln their Teas In Healed packairesdlrett
fr an tin- ir.irdi u i In ttblih lliey me kiomtii, and it a
fuiilicririmranteo of their Ulnir ih-llvcri'd lulhelr
K'-nidno stale, they t-nlrint iho sale nil hem only I.)
li name Ae Ills -ino iiaiuo in inn nrnirsi i-ni.io
l tn, I ftMnlml nt 1 l.l, f.u.l l.f tllK: Mlll-l.l I tvi liu.lll kll
that I hit luas pass thioiitrh nono In it ri-poiiMbli)
ii.iiiii-, nun mil iu it- nt-ii'ti in .vuiir un ih,ui iw,
fresh ns when they left tho Burdens of t'hlnit and
.iatati ! inn nr tee inn nr nicu on enen nacKaire. bo
that no t rror can occur.
i:pn In.li' mil a Ttfn.
i:ert bodr whshen 1 n hdv It a t firs t hands-tho best
ipiauiiot ni. nio loiter prices.
i-.irrj nimv ,ir, iri-n inrn.iiii'y mm n lea suuimmu
lothcli t.istci-io bo eertaln of (jettlnif thosaiuo
iiriu-ie i-iiv i s.
you cnu nave nu incso ndinniaRos uy biijinft or
Tim WliLLS TKA OOMl'ANl'.
Ilccnuse thoy Import ihclr own teai, nnd sell litem
niwuoicsnif puces tviinoui nio hix ortiui. luicr-
int.,1 nio i i-o is UMin vcnnrin-u.
litenuti-the nualltv l-i liotfer.nt tlio nrlcothanU
Irojii i.v tiny oini-r unue.
Pi oailto their lonu' csiierlencp In China and .Inpan
riinbli'i lh"lii lo liiiil-o betlui- selections thaiinrdl.
nnry neaicro nnu to niipoii uum witn greater nn-
viml.i'A's
licemiiolhey nbiolnlely pmranieo tho qualify nf
nu;inrir gotiiis nun Kt-i-p i in in to one intariaoiu
RlnmUrd. so that voti eiiu nlitatsrilvoii llicm.
nei ailll un no iiuiiiit-iiiri-iiMioniy nun lut-n--fui-it
mafco nn cttra m-ollt from iroixl cuslomi is to
coter losses uy oan ui-uis.
uecauo tneir niri-nts aro i-esnons nio nna rou.io .
men ho deliver Tens l-ieclielv ns reulvcd from
I hp I'nninanv.
uecauso nut inp; once men ineso -ions, you win noi.
nrcn to co eisewnere iicp-nuer.
WAMi.ii A iirupKiM, or oiner ursr-ciass mer
eh.nit. In every town nnd ill v In the I'lilti-d (Inle",
to ithom will bo given tlio HOI.i: AdKNCV lorthnt
loeaiuy,
Aiiuress, ror icrms nno inn paruciiiars.
Tin: vi:u.s tija co..
1'. O. llox r.C. SOI l-tilton Ktreet, N. Y
.Itilysi, '7ii.-sm.
DBT.OOTvrSBXJK.a-
,(-,i'.flili. v-
w
MARBLE WOHKS,
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN ST11ECT, 11CI.0W MAKKKT.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOHKS
WousothelwstAMllIIIOAN and 1TATTAN Marble.
Ho has ou hand and lurnlshes to onlnr
5I0NUMENTS,
TOMIJS,
HEADSTONES,
UKNS, VASES,
Ilvervvnilctvot Marble cuttinsr neatly executed at
thu lotvt'St market prices.
a lomr iii-aciicaieMiericnce anil ncrsnnni nuenuon
tobusln.'ss lnukes the luoiiili-tor eonlldent of L'lvlnir
satisfai-llon. All ordcis by mail promptly ntlendea
to. i. u. oox v-.o.
JCQrA. II. Irori dchrered free of charge-bib
Aug. SI, '74-ly. T. h. (1UNT0N, Proprietor.
-yyAINWWGIlT & CO.,
WHOLESALE (iHOCEHS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch Strecjs,
1'uiLlDKi.rnii,
Dealers in
TEAS, SYllUPS, COFFEE, SUOAII, MOISSES
KICK, srlCEB, r.icilin soda, 4C, AC.
reorders will recelvo prompt attention.
Sl.T-tf
ROLLINS & HOLMES
No.-lICentm Street.:
Plmfc Gas and. Steam Fitters
IHANUFACTUUEItS OF
J? X 3ST "W DE3
GALVANIZED IKON COIiNIUE,
WINDOW CAPS,
AWNINGS,
Wiro TtellNes, iu. Dealers in Stoves, Ilanir-
es, i'urniices, Ihilliinoro Jlcnteis, Low Down
CI rates, Mantel, l'UMl't?, Weather Strips,
iVc. Also
GAS FIXTURES
of tho latest doslcn. Hncclal attention nnld to re.
P.1UII11.' M-winir .Mai'iiiiit-soii'ti'iy ill-son iiiiiu.N-iiies.
Locks. Hi ll llnni:lnir. Key Fltllmr. e. -1111111' llesl-1
di-nt-es lU-.iU'd byMeaiuul nsiiuill cost abut e Hot
Air. l-ro 2ii. i II.
TfjlSfAPERISKEPTON FILE
' AT THE OFFICE
0F
739 ftiucnu St PUIIAnCIDUIA
1 uu unnoum un, iii.nuLLI HIM
Who nro our niilliiirli-d nsruts, nnd tilll
rt-celvu AtlvcrlUt'iiii-iiiH ut our
LOWEST CASH KATES.
UtDINO.
The subscriber Is now rrrn.-trprt tnririlio lmnr.lr
ui. in-nuuso 111 iiuariuj,'iTi-i'K lowusnip, bllllaletllll
tviuiis Known as i-no ri.iius. 'nio iioii-h Hi-iiii-dm
10 lo-i Tfinisirabet' nrliielnles. no liitoxli-jtlnu
lliiuiusl elnp bold on Hie in iidses. Hood rooms.
i-iccui-iit mi le nnu too uiiuiuiiH or a lirltato hou
Jerins leakcnn de. J. 11. KI.iNUEit.
.May i, iii. 11. lEuului; Creek, Pa.
PRESIDENTIAL CAiiPAlON
Cap?, Capes A Torches
ttkll tlUI lUXSTIItlEO ClllCV'
Lilt A Nil l-KICk I IST.
CUNNINGHAM HILL,
ANU'ACTI)KBIIS,
No. -01 Church Street
PHILADELPHIA.
July , to. - ut
Ycrbatim Koporting,
TEllllHi Actual travellh!.'-. boarillnir-. nndolher
ezpoiist-s; uvo iinuars asiiMtioii, iorutkiiij;iiiurenori;
nn. 1 urn ri nCi 11 folio, f hundred words. ) for wrltlUL'
I nut Intsi liilii,.liiltill.
tvnere tuu uiatwr ii-ihihuu in uiiu uai equina ur
exceeds fllty folios, tho tlve-dollnr feo will 1j remitt
ed, and tho transcilbliu: KuiK-liaud chaiecd nt
liriueii cents it folio; but. . nil such cases, If fuiver
tuau nny tuiios uro puiLuusi.-u, tuu uu uuuuia nut
bo tharircd.
AiiirriiHs.H. N. Walker. A.M.. CourUMi-oot'.
raphur.lUimuistWifi CuiumbUt touuty, l'yuwuira.
" liesldcnco. Iron btrott, betweea Third and
1 fiil'rn UMItiH' 1? flrvU T"fcI. . rYillIliitilnn.liiiilrt.
Inc. eiitratice.opiiosltu the east tratu u, tho court-
tiuusu 3ui 11, iiiit uuur, mat uuur iu 11 Km,
tiiuco-iiour, iiuni.itieivo to out) ovocc
rob is, W ly
niftltlikf t Sl,i,d4ril Ouaunil,, biiJ OrkUoi ro. ruuri. -Uh
I i ui tku-1 at n w. 4 ltlH.t.lw iMhruicnvnu.
--.talllla.iM.itraliiUwauUf WtiknTlu!!
MNUIIlJ SIM Mai UT hM,J (, U l.l,,, a.a ,I,L 1 . a '
C. G, litAJCIILEY, aufr, 506 Colf,
A fits.
fVAnV lilal .If K,- r 1 W . kS
WOOD sr
w PUMPS fe)
WEW 'GOODS I
A HEAVY STOCK,
CS.iGapci - 'thanliScr'I
. ,
I.I Mil I J' IJ r i 1
u. I . Ill 1 I JIJIJl li LVi IJWll
Jhivo Just Received
tho largest nnd best supply of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
They havo over offered to their friends nnd cus
tomers.
(Jloths, Ossimores, and Satinolts
for MUN'S WHAM,
Olotlis, Alapacas, Mcriuos,
for LADIES' WKAlt, ,
0AIiIC01, MUSMNS, C'A.MIlIUCfl,
nnd every vnrlcty of Dry Goods desired,
BTOOK Ob'
Carpota, Mats, Ottomans,
nr noin nnrn a m riAorn
FAMILY G1100ER1ES,
incliidhig nil tho varieties of
COI-'KI-XS, TKAS and SUnAltS,
COUNTRY PltODUOE,
and a general supply of article useful for the
tnble always on hand.
CALL AND SEB,
Country produco of all kinds taken in ex
change for p;oodi nt cash juices.
OCL30,'I4-tt
CALIFORNIA.
THE CIIICAOO i. NOP.TII-Wiari'.IlN RAILWAY
Embraces under ono management the OrentTrfTnk
Hallway Lines of Iho Wlrr and NOUTH-WEST.iuid.
Iho shot test nnd quickest loutu belwi-cn Chicago
and nil points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Noiitiikkn
MicuioAN, .MINNKSOTA, lowi, Nkiihaska, California I
nuu inu iti-'aierii teiutoncs. lis
Onisitia and CallOu-nla Lino
Is tho shortest and best, routo for nil points In north
ern 11 lliols. lona. Dnkoln. N'f bl-nskn. Wvrtmtnp.
i.'olorado, M-vnilii, tuab, California, Oregon, China,
.llip.lll IIUU JlllMlUll.l. Jia
C'illcsiKOjilIadi.son &. St. S'atiil.lnc
Is tho short lino for Northern Wisconsin nnd Mlnne.
sow, nnu for n uiiisou, ht. Paul, Minneapolis, Uultith,
.UU ...I LO 111 L1IU (jlbllb .1UI 11,-,, l-ai., 1U,
Wiiiunsi and St. i'ctcf 11 no
Is tho only routo for Winona, ltochcstcr. Owatonna.
Jlanknto, St. Peter, New Uiiu, und all iilnls In
buuiiiciii nnu cciiiiiii .iiiiuii-buia. us
Green Jtaj'and aianiiinltc Iiino
Is the only lino for .Tanestllle, Wntertown. Fund Hu
Lar llslikos-li, Appleton. llroen liar. I&cnnaba. Ni--
gannee, Manpietle, Houghton, Hancock and tho
I Luke superior country, us
I'rccport and "Diilituinc S.lnc
In tlio only routo for Elcln. Kockford. rrecnort. and
I llll JlUll. 19 , It I' 1 UC'U1 I. 11.1
Chicago and Milwaukee I.ino
Is Iho old Lake Mioro lloute. nnd Is tho oolv ono
l.LS.MIJ llllllll,;!! l-.lllll-MIIII, I.11M, 1'Uri'Sl, lllliniUll
riiriv, tt uuhcgiiu, iiaeine, ltcuosua to .Muwaukee.
l'titliiiait I'u'aco Cars
are run on nil through trains of this road.
This is tno on l.l line running tnrso cars bo-
V"
At Omaha our Mot-tiers connect with thn overland
sleepeis on Iho llili-n l'acllic Ilallroad lor all points
I I'HL III lllll illllUUI I 1 lll'l .
On tho arrival of tlio trains from tho east or south.
the trains ot tho riitcno& Noi th-Western ltnllwav
lento t'lilcaifo us follows
l-Oll UOUMU lU.ftKS, 1IMA11A AND UAt.H'OHNM, 1 It 0
iiHuii-ii uuiiia uiuii, wiui i-iiiiiiiiiii p.iiaie nrawiii
room nnd sleonlin: ears Uiiuul'U to Council llluns.
For hr Pai-i. amiMisnkai-oi.is, two ilirough trains
ii.iny, wiui t-iiiiinan jiaiaco cars niiacueu to ooiu
ii-nins.
1011 (IllKEN 1IAV ANPLAKE StTIUtlOB. tWO tr.t nS
dally. tMlli I'ullinan nalaeu cars iituiebed. and run-1
niiiL' inroutrn to .Maiiiiietie.
1-oa MiLwACKKE. four llirouuli trains dallv. Pull.
man cars ou night trains, parlor chair cam on day
inuiis.
1-oa Si'AitTA anii Vt inona nnd no ntsln Mlnnosntii.
ono thioiijjh train dally, with l'ullinau sleepers to
I, IUUIIU.
rou iii'iiroi't. Ma rieeoort. two tbiouirli trains
dully, with I'lillinnu cai-s on nielli trains.
i-iiii iiui-.tuuK ami i.a i r.n-K. tia uiinion. iwo
IhrullL'h trains dJllv. with Pullman curs uu nlirlit
Iratn tu Mcilrecor, Iowa.
rou miicx citv ami VASKTON. iwo trains U.1I V.l'UU-
lll.lll l llll II, .IHS-UUI l MIIH-jf .111111 1 IUI1.
run laiii: uknkva. ioui- trains i .11 v.
i'Olt ItllCliKOIIIi. hi Kill. ISO. liUNOSIIA. JlNESVII.l.E.
and other points, 011 can hat 0 from two to ten Indus
I1UI1.V.
Nt-ivvork omce. No -115 Uroadivav: lloston onico.
n niuii! c-iiiri ; iiiiinua oinee, 1-ainn.iiii Mii-et;
Son Franclscu onico. 121 Jlontroiiu-rv street t chlea-
iro ticket unices: Clark street, under Mii-rman
Mouse: eornur t'linal nml Mnillson Mrri-ls: Kin?
Stret-t ilenut. corner W. Klnlii uiul t.'iinal sti-i-iilit!
iti-iisMi-i-eini-iHii. corner we is nnu Kinzie hireeis.
For ralesor Inhumation nut atUUnablo Iroiujour
iiuiiiu iiiKt-i ui-nis, uppu 10
W. II. Stcnnktt,
JlAitviN IlrnniTT.
tien. Pass. Ag t, Chlcnt'O.
(leu. Mip't,i;htoieo
Feb. 4,'. o-ly
Awnnletl the Highest Meilal at Vienna.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
GDI, Jlroadway, Sew York.
(Opp. Jletropolltan Hotel.)
JlASfFAlTt'llKUS, iMI'OHTkllH ANII DKAI.EKS IN
(WIKOMO8 AND Kit AM ICS,
STURKOSCOl'ES AND YIKWS,
LilSUild, Olt.Vl'lIOrfCOl'ICS ciiSUITAJlliK
V1KWK.
Photortiic Material
Wo nro hcadcpiaiteis for eterj thins In the way ot
Storoopticous and Magio Lanterns,
llilnt; .Maniifacliireis of thu
mici:o-scii;ntiki(j lantlk.v,
.STICKICO-I'.VNOITICON,
UNI VKIISITY STUItKOl'TJCON,
ADVKliTl.SI-H'SSrLKKOPncON,
AKTOPTICON.
SCHOOL LANTUItN, FAMILY LANTERN
I'KOl'UC'S LANTKRN,
Each El) lo being Iho best or its class In the market.
Cntalocues nf Ijuiti rns nnd Slides, with directions
for Ubliif, scut 011 uipllcitllon.
Anv cnti rpihlnf man fun mako money wllnn
.Mnlc Lautvin,
tfeiyCut out this udvcitUeineiit fur refer
enceJJSJ vcu 18,70 rm
Important to Lawyers.
lusltet'sof ll,o Pi-ikki. Constnhlos. Expcutoi-s. Ad.
Iiiliilstiiitois, tiiiurUldii, Tuwushlp ollkeis, und busi
ness iiieit Kfni rally.
Wo have on hand n Ul--'0 nssortlnrnt of IplmI
blanks for thu umi of Atloruoys, Jusilit-s and Con
stable's blauks of till kinds, Nolo nud Receipt bouts
for Administrators .to.
Fit I CI! LIST.
ATTORNEY'S!! L A N K S.
I'reelpo for Summons.
1-1. 1 u.
Itulo hi tako DepoMllons.
" choobo Aibltratoi-s.
II cents uplece, er f 1,1a per hundred.
I'etlllou for Appolntineutof Uuardiau.
" " Cllatlnit
Itulo trt take Iieiiuslilons.
Nair In Debt, with Confession,
' " Assumpsit,
Mechanics l.l-:ii.
i-i iits e.1111 or u.rj) per hundred.
t'ciiuouior bain 01 ileal i.suno scents each.
Jl'MTIt'K'S Ul.ANKS.
Kubno3na.i. Summons. Warrants. l'iicullf.r,. inf..
0,iu.nl.i..,1. ' '
Ixiasos sccntseuch
lilua Deeds to
l'urcluneiit Hoods is "
AtrivemenU ,... .., t "
OrilllHIl'S Court Kaa-.t Vli tur tl TA
Consublu's Solus. . s cents t-uc-h
MortKaifo and liond ...... ...,........ I "
au ktitusor Nous........... ,.... it '
ltt'U.lltM VfilfU tl..ti(inl . Ir.li.j ln. fl..l..i.i
Orders, neatly bound, ctaistautly on hand, or mndo
ti, (irilvr fi.i vlifii t ...itr... '
Wonifl nriMinrisil tn flnnpfttr tAl,x.,.rl- i.n n
other oIUco lu,llili eounty. ' '
JIUUUKWAY & EI.WKI.I,
Edltoni und Proprietors
OtthoColtlllllllK,
iiiouinsourir, 1'a.
THE "MOODY SHIRT."
MA UK TO ORDKR ONLY.
A I'EHFEOT FIT (I V A,l ANTKIilX
Oontlemon daslihtt.UhiriiwinniAnniiB n na
I T!." "V ".7jt' lr' auu " Hwaaurciucut,
W.f? 9-" iJickawouna Avenue,
. . dd"s . v. ti tioonr.
( Hnrcu Kft-ix Hcrautun; l'
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piIILADKtil'HA AND KUADIKO 110AI)
AllltANGIlMKNT OF
l'ASSKUOKft
TltAINS.
July 13, ISTo.
TlUN l.rlVK ntTKIlT iS tOMOTfl (SCNPAY T.X CRrT R
Tor Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, I'otlfitlllo
Tainnqua, Ac., 11,3.1 n. m
For CaUiw Itsa, 11,83 a. m. nnd 7,3 p. m.
Tor WlUlaiiisporl.o.M 0,31 n. m. and 4,00 p. in.
TsiiNB roit ltcrxnr t riva At rouxros, (scmd.t m
CBITKU.)
Iavo New York, f ,4J n. m.
Iavo Philadelphia, 0,11 n. m.
Leave Heading, 11,3 1 a. m., pottstllle, lt,1 p. m
ntntTninnipia,t,liop. m.
Leave Catnwlssa, (1,20 r.,5f n. m, nnd 4,oo p. m.
Leave Winiamsporl ,n,si n.m,l2,oo m. nnd r,oo p, m
'nsengcrs n nil from New York nnd riillndo
pitta go throiit-ti u Hhoul chango ot cars.
J. K. WOOTTKN,
.Tan.li, H7fl If. Oenernl Superintendent.
NOKTtlHUN
COMPANY.
CUNTltAIi HAIliWAY
On and nil er November soth, 1S73, t rains v 111 Icavo
SUNIlUltYns follows!
NOlITIIWAltl).
Erlo Mall C.20 a. ra nirlvo Elmtra ...ll.r.o a. tn
" Cannmhilgun,,, 3.35 p. nt
llochestor v o.ls "
Niagara o 40
Uenovo nccommodaf Ion 11.10 n. m. arrive Williams
rtu.fjop. m.
Elinlrn Mall 4.1Ba.m., nrrlto L'lmlra 10.50a.m.
Uuffulo Express 7.1S n. m. nrrlto llurralu 6.U1 a. In.
BOUTHWAHD.
Ilutfalo Express s.so a. m. nrrlvo Hnrrlsburg 4.M n. in
" llaltlmoro 8.40 "
Elinlra Mall 11.15 n. in., nrrlto Hnrrlsburg l.M p. in
" Washington 10.30 "
" llaltlmoro 0.30 "
" WiLshlnglon 8.30 "
Hnrrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. ni. nrrlt o Harris
burg li).tt) p. in.
nrnvc jiaiuiuoro n.ran. m
' Wns.hlnslonc.13 "
Erlo Mall 12.65 a. m. nrrlto llarrlsbtug.'i 05 a. in.
" Halt Imoi 08.40 "
" Wnshliitrtun 10.86 "
All dally except Sunday.
I). M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, Ooneial Slanago
PTilNNSYriVANTA RAIL ROAD
" m''"" ""JJJ -LwrLU.
riilliulcliiliiii Krio II. li. Division.
SUMMER TIME TAM,E.
fXK and nfler SUNDAY, Al'K. 2.t, 1S70
V uiu irains on inu rniiaueipiua J. no jini
ItUaU i'lllSlUU llllllllll US lUllUlvb .
WJSSVWAHD.
EIllEEXl'ltESSlcaves Now York 2 3.1 p. m
" " Phlhidi-lphl.i r. ). p. m
" " llaltlmoro i.no p. m
" " ll.irrlsburg si.iu a, tit
" nrr. at Wllllanisport Pl.so n. in
' " Lock Haven l.io it. in
" " Erie 10.30 it. m
Eltm MAIL leaves NmvY'ork 8.5,1 p, m
" l-hllailcliliio 11.65 p. lit
" Halllmnre o.top. m
" llanlsbiirg 4.vru. in
" Wllllamspoit 8.3.'u.iii
" Lock llat en 5.4on. in
" Ui-iioto 10.65 u. m
nrr. at Erlo 7.3, p in
NiAOAiiA kxi iikss leaves Philadelphia.. 7.20 a. m
" llaltlmoro 7.30 a. in
" Hnrrlsburg... .10.4.1 n. in
arr. at Wllllamspurt.. 2.10 p. nt
' Lock Haten...15 p. lit
" ItCIlOTO 4.15 jl. Ill
" Kane U.OU p. lit
" Jiuffalo
HtlNHAY EXPItESS lenves New York 8.25 p. m
l'hlladelnhla 11 65n.m
Halilnioio 9.10 ji, m
" Hnrrlsburir. .
. 4.10 a. m
. 7.4j n. lit
nrr. nt Wllliamspuit.,
KASTWARV.
:ss leaves Uric
" Lock Haven. .,
" Wllllanisport.,
arrives at Ilarrlsburif..,,
" llaltlmoro
... o.wp.m
. 'AID a. 111
3.0.1 p. in
... CIO it. Ill
....11.10 p. PI
Philadelphia.
v.ro 11. m
" Nuw York a.io p. m
leaves Knno 0.05 n. m
" Itenoto 111.10 a. m
" . Lock 1 1.1 vi n 11. .0 a. lit
" Wllllamsport....u-iOp. m
nrr. nt llurrisbure- 4.10 p. m
" Philadelphia 7.au p. m
" New York 10.15 p. m
" lialllmoio 7.np. m
" Wnshlui;lon, 8.5-2 11. nt
DAY EXPHKS3
EllIE MAIL leaves Erlo
11.20 a. m
8.55 p. 111
iv.ur, p. m
11.15 p. m
' " I.enovo
" " Link llnten
" " Wlllluiiisport ,
" arr. ut ll'irrlsburB
' " llalllmore
" " l'lilladelnhl.t.
" " New York
.... v.4&it. nt
7.r. a 111
.. T.ou It. Ill
...10.10 it. m
Vl.T.r, n. in
3.:.'. a. in
1M a. in
... . 7.25 a. in
10.25 u. Ill
FAST LINE leaves Wllllanisport
" arr. ut nan iiuuitf
" " linltlinnio
1 " " Plill.ulelphla
1 " " NetvYoik
SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves Wllllamsport... 8.15 o. m
uu. in u.in imiuik 11.40a.111
" " ' Philadelphia,...' 3.2U p. 111
" " ' Ni'tv York ,0.(5 11.111
" " " llaltlmoro 7.V.1 p. m
Urlo Hall West. Nlatrara Exiirt-ss West.Ixjik llateit
Ai-i-0111. West and D.iy Express East liuiko close con-
iii'illun lit Nnithuinlicrhind with L. Si II. II. It. trains'
for wilki-s-llarruund scninton.
rrlo Ainu West, Minora impress west, Erlo
Eipiess West and l.ork llaten Atctinmodulluu
Wt si inako closo i-onni-ctllii ut Wlllluiiisport Willi
H. C. It. W. tialns north.
Erie .Mall West, Nlancrn Express West, and Day
Evpiess East make closu eoniiettlou ut Lock llateu
Willi 11. E. V. It. It. trains.
Erlo .Mull East nnd West connect nt Erlo with
t ruins 011 L. s.; jt. h. II. It. nt corry w II It 11. C. ; a.
V. It It. at Kmpoiluiu with U. S.l.tl'. It. It. uud at
Driftwood u tlh A V. It.lt.
Purlor Cars will run between Philadelphia and
Wllllani'-pcrt on Niagara Express Wist, Kilo Fx
111 ess West, Philadelphia Expiess East Huy
Ex rrt ballast and hunday Impress East, blceiiliit'
Cars ou all ulhl trains.
WM. A.
BALDWIN,
(leneral Hupt.
Dec. 17,'J5-tf
DELA WAltE, I, A CICAWANNA
WESTERN IIAII.IIOAD.
AND
RLOOMSI1URO DIVISION.
Tltnc-Tablu No. si), Takes etlect at 4:50 A
MONDAY, NOVK111IEH li-i 1SI5.
NOltTII
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. n.m
a.m. 11 in. p.m.
S US
8 nil
V 4s
V 43
scianlon
Iiellctuo
Tujloitllle.,,.
..Uiikananna
PlllMon
. WestPlltston...
ll'vniimii'
v 3S 2 20 c 23
3 Si
3 ID
II 4'i
-J 7
3 S'l
!l
Ut I 2.1
-J 1.3 1 81
0 8u
11 35
a 4J
6'
a 66
7 01
7 I'd
7 11
7 15
7 25
7 35
T 41
7 4S
J 63
8 IB
U 25
45.
s tr
05.
t M
a 65.
7 OS
7 t
1 to
7 45
7 VI
S
8 25
8 40
7 tl
7 4G
7 -1-1
I S3
7 it!
7 n
tl 31
II 31
10 on
2 SS
I 41!
2 ti
2 I
3 14
3 17
3 111
3 17
3 Vi
S 21
3 S'i
3 37
3 4.1
4 Oil
4 15
4 21
4 it
4 37
4 41
10 OS
10 11
'J
II 15
10 10
II 11
ilallby
in 10
111 23
7 IS II 1'J
J ill
. iienni'ii.
,Kltu;stou
.hlllCStOll
7 15 3 17
V on
111 27
7 15
3 17
3 in
V 111
S (.'J
h ns
10 27
7 07
7 03
C 13
tl M
0 4t
l! ill
li !S
I', oil
C Ui
r.
5 ti
i
ti 40
. M
6 SS
r, m
i to
tt 13
4 US
4 60
1 H3
p.m.
.,1'lunoulh.Iuiiu..
1U 32
10 35
10 40
PI 44
10 M
:i tu
:i tw
3 a
if
1 42
2 31
2 ta
1 v
2 13
2 11)
2 10
I lis
1 ti
1 4S
1 43
1 40
1 2.1
1 111
1 10
1 UU
p.m.
lIMiioiitn
.Atoudalo
Nnntlcoko
8 61
8 4S
41
.liuiilock's i.iri-k.
S SI)
k UI
S 14
S Oa
S .2
7 tA
7 M
.MUi-ksiiinny...,
.Illi-k's ivrry...
Iicuih lluvun...
....iii-rttlc-k ....
..Hilar Creek
16
11 17
11 23
11 31
11 0
...Widow tlrote....
11 19
11 43
II til
11 57
12 1 'J
.i.iine iiiutje
itspy
UloomsiiurLr
Ruuert
4 4S
4 6i
6 12
5 (8
5 14
!. 20
5 11
5 4T
6 M
0 10
7 id
7 4-1
7 8S
7 30
7 20
7 11
Cutitwlssa Urldee.
12 117
12 It
11 25
12 32
11 St
..Claris Mwitcii..
DanvllJs
,,,,,chulas y,
Caineiun....
7 04
7 0
8 41
II 14
S 45
.NorUiumberland.
12 51
11. Ill,
p.m.
l.lll. n.lll.
W. F. HAli
STKAI). Kutv
Hupoilntendenfs Onice, bcrnnlon, Dee, 10, IHi
3?-A.xsra:izsrc3-.
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
F. I10DIN1-:. Iron Slreet below sec
ond, hlooinsburk', 1'a., Is prptired to do al
kluiis of
I'AINTINQ,
0 LAZING,
ami
PAPEK HANGINGS
In the
notice,
beat ilylti, t lojtott prlci, and U.tit
Parties havloi; uch wor k lo do -will unto irionry
ealllni; on inc.
jMUvorlrviturtiuUd tot;He satisfaction. Orders.
WM. F. 110DINE;
M I I'M I t
jcndlise UKI.J-. HOWELL It CO.,
NewYmk, fo r
11, lit lu l.f
kID Fainplilet of 110 jmti. (,i,. 1111;
niew.popcrs, nmj cslHouUa hhowlntf msl of advert I b-
Mliahll, 7,-1 j,
i