Agricultural.
Stnblo Floors.
Much lias been written upon the bent ma'
lorml And stylo Air the floors of stalls for hor
803. All agree Hint nothing Is so well suit
oil to promote the comfort of tho nulmal,
ana lo preserves tho feet nnd legs in i heal
thy condition Ma level bed of earth. But
for obvious reasons this Is regarded as 1m-
practicable In our climata. In P.nirlmi.l.
ha, heretofore been the custom to ,uive tho
floor, of stall, usually with cobble stone,,
fSL rz sllBl,t ,,,cl Ml,on ci ,cr 10
grate received the urine, llcce.itly, good
Ktnilf nnri n trlfil in T.'ttitlrwi mn t.t to
", " -
proved that horses stand with more case, and
. . ......
satety on wood, mo great objection to our
common stable floors U tho pitch of from
one to four Inches, which Is given for the
purposo of draining tilT the urine. This is
Often much larger than necessary, but nny
Inclination to the rear is Injurious for the
reason that the toes of the iintm.il are there
by turned up, nml tho back shiows, especial
ly ot the fore-leg-i, kept In n sort of unuatu
nil tension. Most men would object to bo
414. . .... . .
nig compeneil to etautl on tlieir Heels, mm
horse in pastures nro seen to stand with
. , , ! i .i i
tUCH HUO'ieU HI (llHt'9 WHICH H1C
stamped out of the soil. This euabli
to remove tlio strain irom tne back sinews
and give them rest. Ono of tho best elcvt
res for overcoming this difficulty In stable
il'iora ha i heretofore been a sort of wooden
gra -ng or moveable floor placed upon tho
or laty planking, the rear ond of the pieccH
coi tnsiug it being two or three inclie.-itliick
cr ..in tlio other end. and tno pieces beiu
fa
thf
aw
TU
nni
blc
"i nan nn men apart, m ns to allow
irino to flow down on tlio lower floor,
lien to tho gutter In the rear, ni luual
arrangement it pomething expensive
roubleioine, and a better ono in desira
The following plan has been devised
.,, .4,r.t.,i ..II.. i
i.uu.l,u mi ur.ii ntnuii', mm tirui.i
to .usiver every requirement. A floor of
plar, with an inclination to the rear of two
iiiet M is laid in tho ordinary manner, ex -
cJP' that tho planks extend only to within
two feet of the front Of the man2er. The
spae-i between tlio onds
of the planking and
1
man 'r ure covered with piece which are
of HiHsinie tliicknej with the planks wlierc
they join them, but are fuwed so in to bo an
incl mid a half thinner at the ruangor,
Thus a pitch forward ol an iuch and a half
In two leet is obtained, and tho horses cau
stauu as suits inm best, cither ai when t
rest in the field, or on the line of junction
, , , , , ,
with his forefeet level, or back ot it with
his toes turned up. Tho urine flows to the
rear as usual, nnd the extra expense is mere
Ij nominal. Scientific Farmer.
Saving Seed Corn.
J. L. Bud ford asks us the best method to
be pursued in theeaviuc of corn 'for seed bo
as to improve tho variety, and inquires
which of two cars should bo selected when
thev arn both on the, snmn ntnllr .
flilrn ftr cppil almnlil Vn nn
.. .. h.....u ui.vi
housed beforo being exposed to severe cold
i . , , r . . I
or freezing rams, as when left longer in the
field its vitality is greatly weakened. If the
crop is gathered early it is au excellent plan
to have a small box, either in tho wagon or
attacneu to tne rear enu ot a wagon box,
Inte which the cars selected for jeed may be
Jhrown as they are found; but if the crop is
not harvested until late, it is better lo go
through the field with a basket and selec
, , i... . , ,
up muuuiu may L'U liceucu.
In selecting tho cars for seed, tht-y rhould
oe tauen irnni tlnmg and vigorous stalks,
nnd should be mil ripened. Strip down the
husks and seo that the ears aro well filled
otll nml nfnQ nnnrlu tl... c.nn nJ ..A..l
... -- - ,...bt ...u ua pu.asia
cj bly at both ends. Kspecial care should be
si, taken that tho upper ends of tho ear should
st hi of good hUe and filled clear out to the tip.
a As far as possible select I ho largtt ears;
when thcro are two or more ears on a stalk",
tak-e tlie best oue, whether it bo the upper,
or lower one, aud if both are of fair quality,
lane uotu. inoueeil ears having been se
lected, they should be placed under a uliid,
or S a some sheltered place for a few das
until they are dry. All tho husks excel t-
ing nbout a half a dozen should bo removed
y aud then, by tho life of the remaininir hutls
J. . ....
ij tne ears aho lid be madeNup i;ito' braids as
niga ui can uo uanuieu conveniently. Tho
o iro should be itorcd in some dry pltco
whre it will Lo free frc.ni the attack of mico
ond will not bet'oo cold. ' In the "Middle and
Siuthern. States the seed may be kept in the
granary, but in tlio .Northern States It will
;( be belter to keep it in the attic or a store
room ot the dwelling house. When l;cnt
1 Dor.VCtlr llrv. the rppi! .rill unili .i-n ..
C . .. . " ' . : V". l"
i greater uesree dculil without injury than
lj when kept, in an :itino-phew nhich has any
( appreciable amount of moisture in it.
m Tho selection and saving ui rum lor feed
is one of the most impoiianl items in the
, raising of thecrop, us from inferior seed, fin
ely inferior crops can he Imped for, while
wiiusecci careiuliy selected year after year,
the crop will show n continued Improve-
i,' ment In both quantity and quality. Vracli-
I, cat 1'uruicr,
!
n Fancy Farmers.
r
TJn ..I , ... , .
. v.u ui men iius uceii riuiciilcu i-o
Q much, and there are none that havo done so
mucn goou, as tnoso wno nro denominated
fancy farmers. They havo been, in all times
anil countripii. tlin Iipncf,i,t, f ,i.
. , - w M...,...,ula U I i II u unit
. who have treated 'them with derieion. They
have been to larmers what inventors have
boen to manufacturers. They havo experi
1 menled (ortho good of tho world, while oth
j era have simply worked for their own good.
. They have tested theories while others have
I raised crops for market. They have eiven
n dltrrillv nml ..1 tn n .t . t
g o j . ?.i mu uui;upaciuu UI
farming it never had before.
Fancy farmers hao changed the wild
boar into the Suffolk and the lierkehiro; the
wild bull of Ufitaiu into the Short-horn; the
niuu 'a'.n elicep. with its lean Imlv mwl
!Jh.ur deece, Inlo the Southdown and the
l Merino. Ji ev hrr ui'lit nr. tlm mill- r
jj i'roni 'r.U to giillcns, 'I hey hao length
Aenedilit) sirloin of the bullock, dcenened
ljcho udder of tho cow, enlarged the ham of
-i mo ha, iviiuvicu iiucr ciiL' wuiu oi cue fci ee i
nnd made beautiful every uulinal that is
iikept In Jhe tervlre of mnn They huei iin.
Iiproved and hastemd Ihe developuu fn!
uoinesrci animals, till they Unruly iiu able
'fihb crcttiircs from nhiih tiny j u g,
X ih .ijo 'J'ubvne.
( , ,
ii.ft .i....i,i i ...ii ,i ,i. n
.in M-u iiu cujiiii u wen nil ii ey
will ul, and their appcliie .liou'd be slim
ubeel with a variety of Aeds. Iticchrup.
err d c ta,er to make ork at hi . seutiui
iln 'rr, wl.cn mot of the food ) reoulred
id w 1 mud (ho cold. At tho pretenl pri
ces f pork aud gruiu, no better dUpesition
of the latter can be made I ban to coniert it
urn porir.
THE
HchmrU' Pulmonic Hjrup for llio euro of Con
Kiimplloit) Cnimtn nnd Cold..
Thn orrontvlrfnA nf thl inmlitinA i. th.to.4nnn.
tho matter and thrown it out of tho system, purines
Ihnblood, anatbus effects ft euro.
Sciiencr's Sea Wked Tonic, ron the Coan op
Drsrmli, Indioestion, Ac.
ThOTontd produce ft hftltltiY. nrttnn riMhnfttnm.Mi
creating on nptictlte, forming chjlo, and curing tho
most otwtlnato cases ot Indigestion.
SCHEME'S MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CCKE Of I.1VKII
COMftAIMT, AC.
tocmi'I is m alterative, and produce a healthy
utucm ui cue iner, without tho least ilanrer, as they
It rostorlnir a healthy action of thouvcr.
Zt:. I - . ' Jvy moi" ciucucious in
ffiMSWr;
Ate,
c ffiion o'r IffiBSSSSffl
15'PASc''cP.t'klprofe,lonallyathlsrirlnclnalomep.
corner ixin and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
2lS5iy wlicre n" for ndtico must bo ad-
i "'"
Nov.
OP A-
POLICEMAN.
I have notonloted crond hivitili
past, yet Jiave not allowed It to Interim) wllfi my
labor. Mnrvnnn hi.innrrinu. tn ihn ,niinr. i ..
SiS?.. o nfO"nlenei. r.i nr-ln? obllgrd to labor
when the IkkIv, from deMilty, almost nSu.es toper.
iiii Jfli'iV.i y ki 1 nTcr n '"'"ever In closing
spoken or sohUrhly, was cleieVniiiod to try it ami
?iJAl.Sej;f'v.SfS,'t VT"HnJioii. , ab n tonio
inl ii ifSt' "",nccJ? nt SOIno Uiiif) It surpasses
" : "n. .....in ; neurit ue. .circiine
tory effect.
nlri'i't'clil1!i'.!,m2nrth?J;Wl1 cla-ss ' "lm
uartri .o tnftm fn ntm th in. mm, h.Mi.i,.nM. .
-nlehts or calm. sect reiwso. thereby strenutlieii.
UifT inn mind as weu as tho body. One nwrt jady,
ivi'!,,h!?,l,l'-"' suiTerlni? througti llro from BcrofuH
nnu nas iiccoini Mm.l from Its etTccM, havlnir tried
many remedies mn no f.ivorable result was indnrcd
5r..i J2i! f?.f Up. vretno. Alter UUlnnrew
PKSffi1.-1 wh.'; 'ur ,,fT Mnt' might bo amu"
to look upon the m.ui who h.id sent her such a uIcm-
IIEAHTFELT PKAYER.
C-n 111,. 1....
II. It. Stevens. Esq.: au "
war Dir. I sm.iid bo wantlnir In irrniiin.io k i
J;Ll?ito?c.k,,0,,.1.cd,i0 'o Veijciino haSdono
I :... i "s".;i;uiiuuiii, cievon rnonunsince
i muu nruucnius wnicu fettled Into Consumption. I
with i Ilrpncnms. which ncttlel Into Consumntlan.
"''enjwenwona reer chUls; wfts uistrcsscii
i'vi L'li-uLii. uiiu iif.niioniitf cmt i.w.i . . ...
thmghtmr"Zmm 80 l0w tllat n!y ,ricn,te
1 'wu3 advised to make a trial of tho Vccctlne
TiV.u'ho rev 11 ofHffi8mto
maPfit
"""ioiJ CT vl ,uurau-
I IirV.TAMlV litwivni,,
I',..S'. H'"0 13 l"lt onu ainonc tho many euros your
uwillclus has enccted In this iiacu. ii. p.
MAK-E IT PUBLIC.
RnrTTII 11w.nu T..Mn n ,c.i
II. It. titerens,K)i. ' ' "
DearMrl h.in hpimi rrn.n v..
ihn v-j..v."
w inir that I know Venctmo to be the moat reliable
remedy for Oatarrli and flcnernl Debility.
I -My wlta has been troubled with catarrh for manv
r.. . ... v..ulvl, ,'.ujo. j ujuiLO ho niRiiaiion in
iS$2S
2..'." h.'3 B"e nas ,or several years been
Kradually trrowlnc worse, and tho discharge from
J." ':J,.,'"l!1u1,u,llJ Ulit ilSlYC.
uc u uiis uuiiuiuuu wnen sno commenced to
take Vccctlno : 1 could Ron that. ki
as Improving
Piniip!!i0n1t"',0t!.le- Kie continued taklnp the TVeg-
"..V "... uu Hum vi.vi.ti 10 mieen bot
".?5:..1."m no"' naI'Py 'a informing you and tho
to mi
public (If YOU chons to mnlrp ir. .miiii
entirely cured, and Vegetlno aecommiihoii n, p.,.
m) uiat sno iu
JH'.PipS..,,!!??.?8'.. w?"?! I'enco 1 feel Justified In
V , J. .. "lv mos reiiawo remedy,
and would ndWee all sufferlnir hnmnnitv tnirSv
I for I
behevp It to oe a good, noncst, vicetabla men.
1' aVcsctf?y bes'Ute t0 rci;o'amend it,'
k cardkli.
&toro iU Uroadway.
camp
vl!os system, acta upon the secretive orcjon. aiinra
innainmation, cleanses and cures ulceration mrZ
constipation, and regulars the bowels. '
HlKfj EMr70u,.C(1 M
'
Mr. Stevens.: Boston, October, Wio.
tp
Jit adMs?d' by a irlrad the trfed tho
tM.r a bot,Ie3 wns
Sf-
i'!!?p,!?lnt 1!' am bawy to say n i,M entirely
?yj InP:.. I haie recommended the Vegelloo to
Others. llh f hp Kntnp rnvul rAcnliu ,
cleanRersndpurlilercfthoblTodi it is pleasant to
take ; and 1 can cheerfully recommend It.
jam no jiuuse, mt Athens Street.
Nov.it.-iui
iiy all Droiisls and Dealers
Everywhere.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
& and Consumption.
The rcputationlthas attained, In conteqnence ot
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is a enlUclunt assurance to tho
public that it will continue to realize tho happiest
results Uiat can be desired. In almost every
eeciiou of countiy thcro are persons, publicly
know n,w ho have been l es tared I'l om alarming and
even desperate diseases of Uie lungs, by its use.
A II u ho have tried acknowledge its superiority :
and v. litre its virtiic8nicLnowu,noonc hesitates
as to vtliat lacdiciuo to employ to relieve Uie dis
tress and guttering peculiar to pulmonary affec
tions. ejiimiiiY I'f.t-roitAi. always affords in.
slant relief, and peiforms rapid cures of tho
mililcrvarietlcsofhionchlal disorder, as well as
tlie innio lurniidablc ili.eases of Uie lungs.
As iiFOlcguard lochlliUen.amld the distress
ing diseases which beset tho Throat and Chest of
Childhood, it is Invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes aro rescued and lestorcd to health.
'llils medicine g.iln friends at every trial, as
Uiectnesitis constantly producing arc too re
markable to bo forgotten. No family should be
wiUiont it, and those who havo once used it
never Hill.
Kiniiicnt Physicians throughout the country
prescribs It, and Clergymen onen recommend it
from their knowledge of Its effects.
rnr.PAKED nr
Dr. J, C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass.,
Practical anil Analytical Chemists.
SOU) BY ALL MIUGGISTS EVKllYWHKltE.
Oct. 19, ISIS- ly
COl)NTER,PLATF0RM.VAGON&,TRACK
(LC AGENTS WANTEDcKs
aiftu tuit i'iie;;..uar
MARVIN AFE SCALE CO.
265 BROADWAY N,Y.
181 CHESTNUT ST.PMLA.PA.
108BSNKST.CIEJE.O. J
7i. ,v.
COLUMBIAN AMD DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA-
3. B. KN1TTLE.
W. H.AUDOTT
Important lo .Farmers.
and everj body In ant o!
LIME, LUMBER,. AND COAL.
Wo liavo creeled Mlns nt cr near tho Taper Jtlll.on
tlio 11. II. V. It. 11. and nie now prepared tuxrll
llmonlvtry reasonable jirlees and of food ipinllly.
Orders by tho ear prcunpily tilled and BUlppcd to
unjr nntuuu nn uin nooto num.
A full lino ot l.l'Mll!;it, of all kUitl-S dressed
or In tho roiiKli, unlng-ics, Ijith mid
bill Timber to which we Invito
tho attention of eusto.
mere.
Orders received and filled for all kinds of Yauily
Coal
lIVAtrlft attention tn bimlnesstrnhnnntn tnprltn
auuro oi puunu pairouagc.
lV.tllll,U fi iIII.UI i,
I 21. 1870.- C'atawlssn, I'a.
DP-AuHSTTIISra-,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TTTM. V. IIODINE. Tron Street below pcc
y ond, Bloomsburf, ra., Is prepared to do al
K1IIU9 UI
PAINTING,
QI.AZINO,1
and
PAPEIl HANGINGS
in the best styles, at lowest" prices, and at short
P'Vrfl'IS lllvlnif such Wftrlr tn An wilt aavn tnnnpr
All work warranted toirlvu satisfaction, urdpra
8U11CUCU
WM. F. HOUINE,
AtarchHIA
CALIFORNIA
Tim CHICAGO & XOItTII-WiaTKIlK RAILWAY
Embraces under ono management the Great Trunk
Itallvray Lines of thu v Ki p ami niiii rii.wrun.
with Its numerous branches nnd connections, firms
tho shortest nnd nnl.-kesi. mnn i.n,-,., r.i,i......
and all points In illinuis, Wisconsin, Noiithiskn
MicutniK. jltNNcsoT.c, Iowa, Nkmuska, California
.uu iilo.l.u . v 1 1 1 ml 1V3. IL3
Omalin ami CatKOi'iilti tAnc
the shortest and bett route for all points tn noi th-
II IIIIIIUI3. Jill, U. lJUKIIlll. .I.lirr.1.1.' I ll't nn, nn
Colorado, Nevada, Utah, California, Oregon, China!
Japan nnd Australia, its h '
Ctiic:ig,.iiuili8on St St. iaul Line
Is the thort line for Northern wisennam .mi iinnn
kou, and for Madison, St. Paul, JllnneapoIls,Uuluth,
and ull pohita la tho great North-west. Its '
Wlnatin and fit. t'eter Lino
Is tho only route for Winona, Kochestcr, Owatonnn,
Mankato, St. Peter, New Ulm, aud all points In
bouthem and central Minnesota! Its ""mo lu
Green Uayaml Marquette Line
Is 0o only line for Jancsvllle, Watertown. Pond Tin
Lar osimosh, Appleton, Green Hay, Escanaba, Nc-
gaunce. MarnuelU
.w,, ..U.IKULUU. lit
Hancock and the
Lakn Superior country.
Frcctiort and Dubuque Line
Is the only route for Elgin, Eockford, Freeport, and
aU pouts via Freeporu Its i"u
Chicago ami Milwaukee Line
tho old Lake Shore Itoute. nnd in th
lassina
'ark, Vi
through Kvanston. inko Forest, lllcliland
aukegan, Itaclne, Kenosha to ilhwankce.
I'ullmnn Pa'nce Carn
are run on all throueh tr.itnR cr tnw ma it
This Is tho ONLT L1NU running these cars be-
tivi.nn f.hlnirn nml Kt Until eM.n, .m
or Chicago and Winona. '
At Omaha our sleepers connect with tho overland
Blcepers on the Unlcii Pnclflc Railroad for all points
vi.r nt Ihn Vkunnrl 1
On the arrival of tho trn'lns frnm thn .nit .n,,.i.
the trains of tho Chicne-o A Kortiuv-ptppn inii,P
leave Ohlcniro as ioiiowh
I'OIl COUNCIl lil.fKJ-S, UHA1IA ANU CALIrOHKIA. TnO
through trains dally, with Pullman palace drawing
room and sleenlag cars through to Council lllutTs
ForKt Paul ami Minneapolis, two ihrough trains
dally, with Pullman palace cars attached to both
trains.
FOll GltEEM 1!AY AND I.ARK .Srpmmu lun ,rrlnu
dally, with Pullman palace ears attached, and run
ning mrougn co .narquetie.
For .MiLWADKKi.four through trains dally, Pull
man cars on right trains, parlor chair cars on day
trains. '
1 ok SMiiTA anp Winona and points In Jtlnnosota.
one through train dally, with Pullman sleepers to
Winona.
For Bubcqve. via FreeDort. twnthrniu.h troin.
dally, w 1th Pullman cars on night trains.
Fun lii'BCQUE and La I'ROhsg, via cilaton. two
througli trains dally, with Pullman cars on nleht
train to itcoregor. Iowa.
Fob Siocs city anp Yankion, iwo trains dally.PuU
uiaii ears to Missouri Valley Junction.
run tate mknkya, lour irains UHII3',
Foil ItOChlOr.P. STEHLISG. KKNOrilll. .livn,m.,v
nnd other polnte.you can havo from two to tt ii trains
daiij.
New York office, No 416 Broadway : Boston oftlco
BMutofelriet! Omaha office, S53 Fai nhara street
!fan Kraneihco ofllce. 1!1 Montiromi.rv wni.t. im,ia.
go ticket offices : ci Clark fctreet, under Sherman
Ilousoi corner canal and Madison Mrccts; Klnilo
street depot, corner W. Klnilo andcnnul streets
Wells Mri.it dciwt, corner Wells and Kli.zle btreels
For rates or lnfurruntlun not attainable from your
homo ticket agents, apply to
W. II. Stennitt,
Gen, Pass. AgT, Chicago.
Marvin Hroiurr,
Gen. s-up't.Chlcogo
reb.4,7(l-ly
JrjlSfAPEIISKEPTON FILE
mi inc. utribL ur.
733 Sihscm St., PHILADELPHIA,
WIio nro our authorized nuentg, and will
reeeivo Advertisements at our
iOWEST CASH ItATKS.
ALBRECHT & CO.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Tho ALBitr-ciiT & Co. TiAKOs aro
first-clasa in overy respect, being con
sidered the leading Philadelphia
make by musicians nnd competent
judges. Through their extensivo
fiicilitica, Messud. Ai.uitixaiT & Co.
aro enabled to turn out instruments
that aro not surpassed anywhere, nnd
btill sell them at prices within tho
reach of all. No l'iano is permitted
to leave their factory unices satibfuc.
tory to tho most mintito particular,
hence their 'guarantee of fivo years
is n thing of value. All late im
provements of importance nro found
in theso instruments.
Mkssks. Ai.ukecht & Co. havo re
ceived tho most nattering Testimo
nials from L. M. Gottcchalk, Fkanz
Airr, GubTAVK Satteii, J. l H immeijj
bach, William Wouikffkk und
many other eminent artists, besielea
being nblo to refer to thousands of
private purchasers, schools, semi
naries, societies and teachers.
Pianos conscientiously selected per
orders by mail, carefully packed and
shipped sufely to any part of tho world.
tSfYar further particulars as to
references, prices and terms, address,
ALBRECHT&CO.
610 Arch Street, Philadelphia. .
July H, isTevir.
8
OTICK.
rem this data the Ulooinhbun. rinM rvnnn.nuuiii
out In kcrvlcn nines at IIMcuit umi mmi. . n,, ...7
tuelo a at four doUars each.
' no company uac on baud a lot of gas Ur suited
or palnUng roofs, and posts or other
uader irrouud.
Uiubcra placed
rioo ooau per guioa or ItW per barrel.
ejo.lJ,'J-
v.
W. UlLLXK,
(la
, & Sim f 64llw PI si m m- m P Np -7
BLCOMSBOB
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bioomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
T. L. GHISWOLbTaT M. D. Principal.
TII11 SClIflOI,. BSftt, lirOfiOnt COIlSlltUlPil. nllr.rslhnVnrrbp.t. frtnllltlAa fnr lrAfraliinl nn.l PlnL.lA.tlnn.nlnr.
sp''lnsr1.viuiTlftC'0Uf'' lm ""a Cl"1""'alou, ' 1 omPK tL'J heated by sioum, will ei.tllalcd, lighted by gas, anj f urnbbed with a bountiful supply of purc,B0tt,
.nPi'n!1".0" alllilul.mW cav- nf nccew. Toartiers cxperleno d, emclent, and nllvo lo their work. Dlsclptlne, firm but Kind, uniform and thorough. Expenses
moderate, l-'ltty conLs a week: iloiluctlon to all expectinj to tench. Mudeiits ndmllted at any time, llooins reserved when desired. "'"'""i.". j-m
1. Model School. II. Preparatory. IIT. Kienuiilary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I Academic, tl. Commercial, lit. Courso In Atuic. IV. Course In Art. V. Courso In Physical Culture.
Tho Klempntary. fclentinc and Classical t'mirws urn t'UOKi.Ntos'.vt-tm.i mukIpkIi m-minnnm. timmin
9.r! ?sni'?'' 'i'S ? eifP93 1 ."!'": of the jaeinenw !
tbetr attainments, hlifnod In tho OIllceiKof ihn Uoird
gent 11
nnd tl
catalogue, aduress tho rrlnelnal.
iiiF.. ii,i.l..il lil.w i:i,i i-rri-lilent llottnl
Si-pl.8, 7a.-ly
i iw courso oi muu y preserini'ii w mn Nnie is mn 1 ji, ami the Scintilla and classical courses aro not Inft ilor to those ot our
Tllf Stain rpnnlrPRa hlu'linr nrilnr nf pllli,iul.l,i Tln.tlmiuil I u t, u .. -i ,A ...........
itid efficient Teachers for her HcliooH. To thlsend It, soIlcIN jounirpci nsiif cood abilities and (rood purposcs.-those w
ICir Lllll'IIL'.. II H 1 IKII'IIIK. 1(1 II II Hill' II IT lrimil.r.4 II..I III rlf.l-. Il.lmi. I I11, 1 1. ...n.u n.i.t ., miwlnnl nn i.r. i in I . ..... ,,.....11 .......
TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
or xNTsruBsr to nvnnr oim
1. A PIANO OR PARLOR OFtCAM CHAIR,
with an tuljastablo back, bado to support tho back of tho sitter
whllo Icaulng forward la tho ordinary position for playing, and by
a clmplo arrangement, which gives it a backward and at tbo tamo
tlma a downward movement, follows his motions and supports him
In any posltlen without Interfering la the least with the freedom
ot his movements.
-I. m
IS THE CJJEAPES'l bi'OVElN TlUfl MARKET.
Because thu Heat nmcf ai c mid the Pnte
. HEATING THE WHOLE STOVE.
Allowing no waste heat to pass up the chimney.
will do us much work as a largo stove of any other make -with less
than
131 JLL THE COAL.
For ECONOMY and UEAUTYit cannot ho excelled. DO NOT
FAIL TO EXAMINE THE ARGANJ) beforo buying elsewhere.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Oct. 13, 'Til.-sm,
All Is i n d. s
GREEN TEA AND
AT
MAMMOTH
Corner ifain und
iiOOMSBUEa, PA.
ocue.iiii.-tf.
G
STATE NORMAL S0H00
Master of tit. Mi nces : Masur uf tho Ulasslcs. llradualos
nf Tri" tres,
i.r Trusters'
2d. A PLATFORM ROCKER OM
CASTORS, wlththolong easy movement
uf thaoldsttiL., without tho projecting rockers
to mar other furnlttiro and tho bases of rooms;
being, In fact, tho only Platform Itockcr mado
that has a perfectly satisfactory movement.
Manufactured for tho trado by
ALBERT BEST & CO.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.,
and for salo by the principal dealers thronctiout
tho United States.
1 f not kept by any dealer In your town,
send to us lo: Price List and Catalogue.
and
prices.
BLACK TEA.
GROCERY.
Center Streets
i
In tho other Uourses recoup. Normal tvit iimi or
best t'ollepos.
Hi-ciiin ii, uviurmsiiimr inieiu
liodcblre tolinno their time
labor niter IcaMiii; School, i'or
001.. .!. (1. t'-KI.HZi:, Spcrcliiry.
BLOOMSBUBO-
MABBLE WORKS.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN SntEET, I1KL0W MAltKKT.
Manufacturer of and Vcaler in all kinds oj
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WORKS
WeiuothobestAMKUICAN nnd ITATUH-Jtnrblo.
Ho has on hand and furnishes to onlT
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS.
HEADSTONES,
URNS, VASES, &o.
Erery variety ot Jtarblo cuttlnit neatly executed at
thu lowest market price.
A Ions practical experience nnd iiersonnl attention
tO business UlakfiS tlm nrnnrtntnr rninlilnnf nf clvlni.
satisfaction. All orders by mail promptly attended
to. 1'. o. box 27.
SSyjV. IS. Work delivered free nf charge.-Gia
Aus. si, '74-ly. T. L. OUNTON, I'roprletor.
Yorbatim Reporting.
TKKMS : Actual travcllhr-. boardln"-. nnd nthrr
ozpenses; tlvo dollai-s a session, for talctni; tho report;
and ten cents a folio, ( hundred words, ) for wrltlnc
out Into lontr-hand.
Where thn matter reported In ono clay equals or
excoeds fifty folios, tho Uvo-dollar feo will bo remitt
ed, and tho transcribing lonR.hand charged nt
llfteen cents a folio; but, all such ease, if fewer
than IKty folios ale purchabed, the mo dollars will
bo charged.
A deli oss. 8. N. Walker, A. M. , Court-stnoff.
rapher, Uloomsburt,', Columbia county, rennsjlva-
Ilesldence. Iron street, between Third and
I'UUIlll.
Oflleo. With H. K.OrVtS. Vjut. .(nllltntilnn.linllil
Inir; entiuncciippoMto tho ea.st natci to tlio court-
iiuu.-M. ..nni, nisi, uiiur, niTic uouriu ngni. ji
onicc-hmir, fromitwclvo lo one o'clock.
Feb 13, iS7G-ly
GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAJP.
Tiiorouoiily Cures Diseases of the Skw,
ileautifies the complexion, prevents
and Remedies Rheumatism and Gout,
I1eat5 Sores and Abrasions of the
Cuticle and Counteracts Contagion.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup.
tions, Sores and Injuries of tlie Skin, not only
removes from the Complexion all Blem
ishes arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
tlioie produced by the sun and wind, sucle as
tan and freckles. It renders the cuticic
MARVELOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and I'UANT,
and .being n wholesome deautifier, is far
preferable to any cosmetic.
All the remedial advantages of Sul
phur JUths arc insured by tiik use op
Glenn's Sulnhuv Soap, which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedies and l-RE.
vtHTs wiEUMATisM ana Gout.
It also disinfects clothing and linen
nnd prevents diseases communicated ly
contact with the terso.n.
It DISSOLVES Dandbvff. prevents bald
ness, and rctardi grayness of tlie hair.
Physicians speak of it in high terms.
Priccs-25 ami 50 Cents per Cake; Per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N. B. The 50 cent tdcea are uiplo the site of those at
35 cnu.
"HILL'S HAIR AND WHLSKEK UVK,"
lllack or Drown, 30 Ccnta.
CJ.CBirnaiO.,I'fopT,7SutIiAv.,5.y.
CM. 8a, 'i'o.-ij,
" rilrBBei"
2'ic C7ico)f( .Sixiji that can l,c vril for Ite fallow
imj Vi'idMJKJ ;
nt.-Onobarlll ijonw f.ire.s two of nny other.
id.-Duly half tho usual rubbtnif belnL' reimlred,
thero Is a nulnireit more thnn the entire col of ihe
boup In labor aloiiei.
.s.V.r;'.ll0.l.,uU",!""'e lnade BWKKT, CLEAN, and
W lIITi: MllhoHt UtUUNtlor bCAI.Iil.Ml, thus ull
Injury to tbi m Is aeonled. There Is a favlnir in fuel
uiid tord woil;, und iho wafchlug Is done In about
half the usiml time.
ItleiiUiL'iuriiiiiiTd under n iieunlly of llfty dol.
bin not to Injuio Ihe clothes or hands, nnd ns one
tilul wlll eii.ibhi uuy pel son touHcrUilu the truth of
thi'bo btaleineiitH, It nuiild neeer pay the proprietor
toe ni;axolnnii.li'n!.lvuhystera of ndverllsliiiriintl
Claim htlCll lll'lldeil infill. r,.r M ...nn mil.:. 1...
knew from jioslllee experience that It would prove,
tobclneveryiefneetwhniiselalniiiilforlt.
'1 1 W Is also n hupe ilor Soap lor hiiavimi und Te il-
WAUNEU RHODKS & CO.,
W1I0I.ESA1.U KANCV UKOCKItS,
(1ENBI1AL AUKNISI,
Ati.M w.-lin II. C, ft Co. 1'hll.idtlphla, I'a
Ciei.dV!c. toll.
1'. III'VW.I.I, 4: CO.. KcwYoik. fn
D 1'HUiphlet of
lie lutet, ttLtalninc Hits of 8"
newspaperu, aiide6llnintefcthowlti.'costof adveif.
sing.- March 107 yl
SHERIFFS SALE.
Ily lrtuo of n writ of Fl. Fa. issued out ol the Court
ot common p.eas of Columbia county and to me di
rected, will bo exposed to public tola on tho preinl
Boa utono o'clock p. in., on
Fill DAY, NOVKSIREIl 17th, 1870.
All that certain lot of jrrouud tltuale In tho bor
ouuhof Ccntrallie, Columbia county, pa., bounded
and described u follows i On the north by Railroad
fctreet, east by J. If. Johnson, bouIIi by nn alloy, and
wet by Thomas Howell, beliiff w feet front and 140
foot deep, whereou aro erected a Mablu and lco
housu.
Helted, taken Into, execution and to lie bold an
the property of Oonrad Fullaml.
fJO.NUmo.Na Ol SAIX-Purchaaera rnuat mir
ten ir csnt. of the purchaso money, or at least
onouKhte) cover all posts, at utrlkluir doivnot sale,
w.uv. nv juujivny eu ifeiesom at once.
C. S.10RNWALD,
SlierlftH Oflleo, bhenrr.
October IT, !.
EW STOCK OP CLOTHING.
AND
Greutloinon'a Drouo Gfoods.
DAVID LOWENUElta
Invites attention to his lrtrjro and elegant stock
and Fashionable ClotliiiiE,
nt hlsstoro on
MAtN STIiKET, IN Tim NEW llLOClf,
DLOO.MSIIL'IIO, I'A.,
whero ho has Just received from New York nnd l'hll
adelphla a full assortment ot
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lucludlns tho most fartilonable, dm able- and,
nunOtioiu'j
tC0N3ISTlNa 01'
HOXj
SACK,
rnocht.
OU.M
AND OIL CL0TU,
CJOATS AND 5?A27TS,
Of ALL SOUTH SIZUS AND C0L0II8,
He has alio replenlshLd bis already lerse block of
CLOTHS AND 0ASSI11L1IKS, .
n KU'ED,
FIOUUKD ,
A N D ,rL A I NVJ3sTS,
iIIIiTS,
C11AVATS
BOCKS.
COLLARS,
IIANDKEIlClllErs,
0I.0VE8,
bUSrENDEHS,
AND
FANCY ABTIOL1SS.
lie has constantly on hand a lart;o and v,ell select
ed assortment ot
Cloths
and Vest in ga,
which ho Is prepared to make to order Into any kind
of clothlntr, on very short notice, nnd In tho best
manner. All his clothing is mado to wear and most
of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHE8 AND JEWELRY,
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, FINi: AND CHEAP. Ji
HIS CASK OP JEWELIiY 13 NOT SURPASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GENERAL ASSORT
MENT OF
Clothing, Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
DAVID LOWENBEHG.
July 1,'73-tf.
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY".
C. A, II K HUB KG
T liSI'ECTFULLY announces to tlio tuiblic
that he has reopened
SNYDEll'ri TANNERY,
Illooinsburff, I'a., attho
Isnv and l.brlit. smpi
i.
roads,
wuuru iim ciescnpeiona or
leather will bo made In the most
suostantiai and wurkinanllke m.niui r, and sold nt
prices to suit tho times. Tho hl'hcfcl price In cash
win at all times bo paid for
GREEN HIDES
nf every deseilpt Inn hi the country. Tho publlcpat
ronajre Is renpeetfully folltlted.
liloomsburi;, Oct. 1, lsjs-
"yyAINWllIGUT & CO.,
WHOLESALE tlltOCERS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch hlreo;s,
1'fiiLAPBi.rniA.
Dealers in
TEAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE. KUOAR, MOLASSEt
KICB, BTICES, DICAim H0PA, fiC, tl'.
tfOrders will recoivci prompt attention.
Sl.Mf
GREAT REDUCTION IH
THE
PRICE 01' I 'A I NTH,
OILS,
jiitrsmw,
JAPAN DltYEIli
1'UITY.
NilctlyPt'llEWlHTi: LEAD it cents per pound;
t'uaruntced eijuul to any lu Uie markot.
MONTOUlt WllITi I.KAlTnt lu cents iicr pound,
equal to any for durability.
MONTOUIt HI ATE PAINTS B, o nnd 10 centB per
........... u.vviuiii lu tuior.
MONTOfl! METALLIC IlROWN 8 cents imriiound,
'1 he beta Fire-I'roof Iron Paint Jn tho .MarJeet.
.HONTOI'It METALLIC IlllliW.N dry H nnd S ceuU
per i.uuuu. ecoruiugioiii tintliy.
Best Qtiitllty of l'uint liruslics nt low jiriccs
PURE LINSEE)D OIL
i 'nMr .!"r ,n '"5" Ouaiitltti , dlrt-et fri.in tho
....... . ...hivi, uuri ui mu cu1 icbi Aiurhet
pi Ice.
T1KST JAPAN mO.YTP.li
AckuoHledKedbvnll our leadlnirPal otcra to bo tbo
best In tho .Market.
Allour itnoi snre itimiuideed us t rnri'sented and
our paluts to be Krouud In puro lln ed oil or tho
moneviefunded on demand. '
lals ktl0 "hd j.rlce list w 1th testlmon.
1 1 EN IIY' S. 11EAY,
Solo iMp inul'acturer.
JlUJ EUT, I'A,
Mays. Te.-ly.
evenlnir, und a liroroitional bum
Iif.r
by deeotliiB their
iiuun'iiimiiu .uti uuMiiesa.
1" i aud erlrln earn
nearly as much u me n. 'I lint nil
may Miid their address, una U tl the bubVuera wH
make ibis unpuralinl erfcr: To ine li , iro notV-u
H.itl,ned wo'v.111 tend one do" jir in "tn,, ,'J
WHO hell IIilS
.Ur to pay for the
trouble of writ tn". Full rurtlci Jars, tain
Reverul elollars lu oominenco wo k on. ai'
llomu mid Klretiile, one i)f t ao lureett
lllliMrnlcil 1',.l,liriiil,i,,u n J,.; rvJr'ti1'
ipiesevortu
d it copy of
1 u ihn vrlilus f'liita, We are mow nrcnaiwi tn
fuinlsh all ilakbes win, eousleVi t , ?,7pPo?imXt nt
home, Uie vrhc lo of the lliee, fcr fi r ih'ir binre inn.
S'S -'ISf'?. I irotllabk'.'i'fliS
. imu Lit'Bl
er.lt je-ei uHtmanent" pre Bti ble wort iddrSS
Urptt'i"nrlCa i'OfClKnu, iiX: '
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piIIIjADKM'HA AND 11UAD1N0 ItOAI)
AUItANGKMENT OF
TKA1NS,
July U, isto.
rASSENOUIl
TRAINS t.CAVR ttbl'ltRT ASlflt.tOWB (sfNbAV kJt'Et'Tl!
For New Y'ork, Philadelphia, Iteadliit, 1'otteMllo
Tamarjun, lo,, 11,M o. tn
For Catnwl.sa, 11,83 a. in. nnd T.f.c p. in,
l'or Wllllumsport, o,s? 0,91 a. in. and 4,00 p. tn.
TRAINS FOIt llCrKltT LEAVE Afl J OI.LOWP, (ECNIiAT t
CKrtKB.)
I;avo Now York, 8,45 a. in.
Leave Plillndelhla, i,15 n. m.
Leave lteadlnj;, lt,3 a. in., Pottsvillc, l!,m p. m
and Tamaqun, l,so p. in.
Lenvo C'atjwlssn, f.,2i) ,!!5 n. m. nnd 4,oo p. m.
LeJvo Willi jmiporl , s n.in,l!,eo in. nnd 6,00 p. m
Passengers n r d from Now York nnd l'hllado
phla go IhroUfi llhout cliango of ears.
J. 1!. WOOTTEN,
Jan. II, UTO-tf. General Superintendent.
N
OKTHUItN CUNTIIAL IIAILWAY
COMPANY.
on and ettcr November t"Ui, 1S"8, trains will leao
bUNIlUUY as follows I
NOItTJlWAIlD.
Erie Jtall c.w u. in., arrive JSlmtru ii.no a.
" Conandalgiia... D.Cfi p. in
llochoster c.lh "
Nhigarn., ....... o 40 "
ItCnoeo nccoinmodatloiill.lon.ui.ariltu V. llllMns
it 12.tr, p. in.
Elnilm JInll 4.in a. m., nrrlvo Llmlra 10.20 n. m.
liuiralo Expiess T.16 a. m. nrrlvo imrfhlo 8.60 a. m.
SOUTHWARD.
Dutf alo Express s.to a. m. aiileol larrlsbure 4.co n. m
" llaltlmoro 6.40 "
Klinlrallnll ll.lc n. tn., anlve llarrlsbuigl.top. m
" Wnshlnttlon 10.50 "
" llaltlmoro c.so "
" WashlngIonS.no "
llarrisburg accommodation 8.40 p. m.anleo .Harris
buru 10.M p. m.
ai l ie c llaltlmoro 2.25 n. m
" Washington 0.13 "
Lrlo Mail 12.63 n. in. nrrlvo HarrlJbtirjj 3 05 n. m.
" Jinliliiiorc8.40 "
" Washington 1U.J6 "
All dally except Sunday.
li. !. EOYD, Jr., (iei.lral J'nsfciiger Agon
A. .1. CAbSATT, i( r.crnl ilnnngo
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
l'liilailclplihi li llriu li. Ii. Iiivihleiii.
SUJIMEIl TD1K TAIJLI3.
ON ami after SUNDAY, AMI. 23, 157C
the trains on thu I'hlladclrhla & Lrlc Lnl
noad HlMston will run as ioIIuwm:
WESTWARD.
ERIE UXPRESSlcae es New York
" " " I'blladelphhe
" " " lialllinoie
" " " lliiirlsbiirg
" " nrr.at Wllllnnibport
" " " Loci; lKvei
" " " Erie
2 r.5 p. m
&M p. in
1.20 p. in
ci" u. in
12.20 u. m
l.lo a. in
lu 3D a. m
ERIE. VAIL leaves New York.
I hllndeli hla
" " " lialllinoie
" " " llaritbbuig
" " " Wllllamsiiort
" " " Lock Ilmen
" " " Henoeo
" " arr. at Erie
.. 8.20 p. in
..U.C5 p. in
. tun p. m
. 4.b u. in
. ti.sr.n.m
. 0.411 a. in
. Id..' 5 n. in
. 7.3 1 p in
Niagara rxriiEFS lenecs Philadelphia.. T.vo a. in
" " " Iiultlmore 7.S0 n. m
" " " llarrisburg. ...10.46 a. in
" " nrr. at Wllllumsport.. 2.pip. m
" " " Lock llmen-..0.15 p. in
" " ' lienoeu 4.16 p. m
" " " Kime o.uo p.m
" " " ilunalo
SUNDAY EXPHEbS leaves New York 8.25 p. m
" " " Philadelphia H65p.m
" " " lliilllmoru ii.io li.m
" " " llnnisbuig 4.lou.m
" " nrr. at YAlllhnnbport 7.4ju.in
EASTWARD.
PSU.-A EXPRESS lcacs Erie
" " " Lock llmen...
" " " WllllainsiKirt.. ..
" " urrlitsntllairlsburg
" " " llaltlmoro
" " " Phlludelphlu
" " " New Yoik
fi.in p. m
2.1u ii. m
3.05 p. m
CIO u. I..
.11 in p.
0.25 ii. m
2.16 p. m
DAY EXI'HESS
leaves Kone c.oi n. m
- " " ltenuvo le.ioa m
" " " Lnrk llnven. .. 11. on. m
, " " Wllllamsport... .124op.ni
" " nrr.at ll.urlsburg 4.len.m
" " " Philadelphia 7.20 p. m
" " " New York 10 16 p. In
" " " llaltlmoro 7.25 p. m
" " " Wiishington 8.52 p. m
EHIE MAIL leacs Erlo.... 11.20 a. m
" " " '!cl,"v,0, t.6a p. m
" " " Lock llatrn K.oap. 111
" " " Wllllamsport ll.Uip.m
" " arr. nt llarrliliuig 2.4511. m
" " " liulllmoru 7.85 a m
" " " J'hllailelDlUa 7.CK)n.m
" " " New York 10,10 u, m
FAST LINE leaves 'Wllllumsport 12.35 a. m
" " arr. at llaiiliburg 8.55 a. m
" " " lialtlmore 7.S5a m
" " " Philadelphia , . 7.S6 a. in
" " " New York 10.25 a. m
SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves Wllllumsport... e.l5n.m
" uir. at Il!ii'il.shiiig 11.40 a. m
" " " Philadelphia.... 3.8iip.m
" " " NewYoik ei.46 ti, m
" " " Iialllmoru 7.25 p.m
Erie JIall West. Niagara E.prci.s West.Unk ll.ii tn
Accom. est and I)a Expiess East lnuku closo con
nectlon at Northtiiuberlaiid Itli 1.. & 11, it, it, trains
for U llkes-imno and sernnton.
Erie .Mull Wist, NlJgura Express West, Erlo
Express Yet and Lock llneen Aeccmmodatlon
West innko eleiho eunnectlcii ut VI Illtiimspoi t with
N.C. II. V. trains nmth.
Eile. JInti WeM, Nl.igtra Express Wen, nnd Day
Express i:ast lnuku e loto coiiuectlou at Ixjck Ilmeu
Willi II. E. V. 11. It. tl.'ilns.
Eile Mall East and West connect at Erlo with
trains on I.. H. tc II. S if. it. at Lorry with 11 t'.&A.
V. It It. ut Eiiijioilum with 11. N. 1, HV. V.. It. and at
Driftwood Willi A V. 1!, It.
Parlor ems will 11111 Lctween Philadelphia nnd
Wllllainspoit on Nliigurn PxpiesB West. Eilo l..
press West, I'bllauiliihln l-ximts Eusi Lay
llxritss fust and Sunday Exjness East. sleepUig
Cars on all night trains.
W.M. A. IUI.DWIX,
Dee. lT.'TB tf (iencrat supt.
I)
lil.A WA KK, LACKAWANNA
WE.-.TERH ItAlLilOAll.
AND
!I.OOM.Sl!UnO DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. S'J, Takes effect nt 4:30 A. M
MONDAY', NOVEJIIIElt 22 1875.
NOUTll.
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. n.in.
a.m. p m, p.m.
b 06
it lo
3 6.
a 49
3 42
3 37
3 Hi
It 27
3 2J
A 10
3 17
8 17
3 12
.'I 10
tl 111
i) 431
srrnntoii
.Ilellrvue
V.nlonlllu...
...I iicknwaiinii..,.
PltlhtOll...
.. West I'll Iston..
. Wjoiniiig
llalllM
Ileum tt
Klncttoi
... .Kingston .....
.I'luiioi.ili.lui.e
...l'luiiuuth ....
II 3S
II 4b
0 63
2 20
2 25
U XQ
u So
1. 1
0 4)
0 r
IS 66
7 III
7 6(i
7 11
7 15
7 25
7 C5
7 40
7 48
7 63
8 IS
b 25
8 45
8 15
0 05
C 10
0 65
1 20
7 C8
H II
7 .5
7 111
7 4
7 X.I
7 2i
7 V2
7 is
; is
7 15
7 17
7 l'3
el 68
0 61
0 45
et 30
11 is
ll 03
6 02
r, ."a
6 6J
5 4S
6 40
5 34
6 28
6 23
IS 20
5 l'3
4 65
4 60
4 bli
p.m.
V 3,
9 31
9 25
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I". IIALSTEAI), Siipt.
Superintendent's OfUce, tcianten, Dec. 10, lb.e!
WXLLlAMSPOirr
HAVE OUJt NAME STAMPED O.N THF. BOTTOM
AND
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
NONE OENUJNK WITHOUT
Our Goods enn Lo hud in overy
town in tho County.
J. 13. DAYTON, & CO.
Yilliaui8port, Pn.
Kept, so, IC-n.