TKjE COLUMBIAN M DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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Misellaneous
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Tjie Klnc anil thr SlnMe Hoy.
Durln'ljr tbo visit of Gcorce thn third to
itic royal stable', n boy-belonging to one of
,lho grooms took his attention. Thero Is o
accounting for fanciest but there was some-
thing about the boy that. won his royal mat-
l il. rrl t.l. l.lJl..
4 ters layur, nun uiu ivm; ut.nni hkm m.iu.;
hi many ways, lint a tlmo ul temptnll
tame and the poor lad fell 1
he had stolen soiffe oats irom me royai nun,
and being detected, the lwid srooni il' I
-.-charged him. Th.futU.-t ne Iced
uyine n.ing may inmirai-u .-H.J
and dislike of otlier., and it nuv -m nut
.t ..i . . . ...
tbo occasion was gladly seized by the c;r.nm i
lo have him turned away. There seemed I
to bo no iden of speaking to the poor b iy
about the wickerine of taking the oats,
andnbusing the confi'lencc nf his master,
bnt only a determination to trat lilin n '-o i
deserved. Who knows what a kind word i
''might have done for an erring boy who
gave way to wrong doing In a moment nf
temptation? Hut such was not the. case, he
was' turned adrift, with attain upon his
character, to the great gr!f of his parents.
t Not long afterwards, when the King
again vi'itcd his stable, he observed tho
absence of the. boy, and naked the groom
i what had becomo of him. Tho man fear
. in? lo tell the truth, yet not liking to toll a
v falsehood, said he had left. His Majety
was not satisfied with tho groom's answer,
rind suspecting something wrong, called the
.head groom to him, and made the inquiry
ajain. I bavo discharged the boy, sir," an
swered he.
"Eftr what reason?" asked the King.
"Ho was discovered stealing the oati from
one of the bins," was the reply, "and I sent
him away."
The JCing felt torry.for tho poor boy who
had disgraced himself thus, but determined
not to give him tip, and ordered him to be
sent lor immediately. The order was obey
ed, and without loss of time tho boy was
. brought to iho King. What a sccno was
that laco to face with tho King of En
gland stood tho boy a convicted thief I This
as gracious of the King, to show such in
terest in one who seemed so little deserving
of it. Great men oi tho kingdom, noble
nun of high estate, the men of talent, would
make any sacriflco to win the favor of their
sovereign ; but here was an instance whero
Dyal grass could exercise itself. Tho
King might have ordered tho boy to bo
given over to the officers, and had him
punished nccordlng to law ; but determine'
to save him.
''Well, my boy," said hN Majesty, when
the poor lad, trembling, and looking very
pale, stood before him, "is it true what I
herofyou?"
The lad could not look up into tho King's
face, but, with his head bent down, his on
m )y answer to the kind inquiry was a flood of
tears. Ho bad not a word to say for him
i self; his mouth was stooped, for he was
" -a Ruilty I be had not a word of excuse. Tho
jjCing, Reeing the poor boy was sorry on ac
count of his sin, spoke to him of his evil
kow ho bad not only taken what was not
his own, but abused the confidence reposed
f 'in him. "Well.my Jad," said his Majesty,
Br "putting hU hand kindly on tho boy's bead,
"I forgive you. lhen, turning to tho bead
groom, said "Let the boy hava bis former
place, and let him be cared for."
What a thrill of joy did the lad's heart
feel as the King uttered those three words,
n "I for give you." Instead of being ordered
off to prison, and punished, and disgrace,
he was restored to favor, and restored to the
e place he bad lost. What gladness this paye
the boy'a heart 1 It seemed almost too good
; to be true. Hut who could dispute it? The
J King himself had forgiven him, and then
the highest judge in tbe land had not a word
oa to say against it ; La was a guilty one, but
now was forgiven, and that by the King
himself.
Aa his Majesty was leaving, he turned
round, looking steadfastly at the boy and,
in the hearing ofth grooms and servants
abont him, said "If any one sayn a word to
fc . you about those oats, tell me 1" Xow this
was a double nssurauce to tbe boy. Xot
. only was,be forgiven, and that publicly, but
u- not a .word was to be said to him about his
past sin, it was to be forgotten. Who would
.incur the royat displeasnre by telling the
- boy his fault? This act of his graco had a
better effect upon the boy thau any pun
""""ishment wbuld have had. How, after such
(tkindaess.and forgiveness, could he wrong
ho gracious a master, who had ho deeply in
n;es'eoi himself on his behalf? Kay, rather
fcj, would It call forth devotedness of heart in his
j ."'service, and a fear ot grieving him any
is more.
c I think this is a, beautiful illustration of
divine grace andftlittlo picture of God'n
gracious ways with tu. How blcued to
know thai Ho who eee. aii reads all tho
motived of our hearts, and their inmoH de
sire, i the one who loves u, and who 19
more deeply interested in us than King
Ueorge was in the boy, who desires our sal
vation, and who, knowing how giiilty we
are, only desires us lo confess our guilt,
and all is forgiven.
llcligiotis Trust.
A good woman was visiting among tho
poor in London one cold winter's day. She
way trying to open the door of a third-story
room, in a wretched looking home, when
tbe heard a little voice iiuide tay, ."l'uil
tho string up high pult the string up high."
She looked and taw a string. She pulled it
when it lifted the latch, and the door open
ed into a room where she found two little
half naked children, all uloue. They look
ed cold and hungry.
"Ho vou take care of yourselves, little
ones?" said the good woman.
"So, ma'am God lakes cnie of us," re
plied the elder ot the children.
"You have no fire on this cold day. Are
you not very cold?"
"0 ! when we aro very co'.d we creep un
der the ipuilt, and I put my arms round
Tommy, nnd Tommy puts bis arms round
me, and we say, 'Xow I lay me,' und then
we get warm," said the little girl.
"And what do you have to cat, pray ?'
asked tbo visitor.
"When granny comes homo she brings
us something. Granny says we are Gods
sparrows, and He has enough for us ; am
so we Bay ; 'Our rather,' and 'daily bread
every day.' God is our father. '
' "Teai-a came into the eyes of this good
woman', f3bo had felt Sometimes afraid
'thai she "might be starved ; but tho two lit'
tie "sparrows, ' perencu alone id tuuicoi
upper room, taught her a sweet lesson r
trust in the power of God, she felt that she
should not soon forget. Jlev. Vr.Aeicton.
Tuckolotoo or Hannah, the Esquimaux
woman who, with her husband aud child
was among tho parly separated from tin
l'olaris and floated for lf0 days on tho ice
i w'r,IS!ilbw Just died at (lrot,ou, Qonu., having
ueycr recovered from tho ellects of that try
, 'Jug time, rile had learned to speak and re
call English fluently, aud intended toon to
join tho ItaptKt Church.
Agricultural.
January nt,,
The new year , ,,0 USi &m ftt tb!8 sea
son of new beginnings, we n formers Miould
cxerc!? our pIKer to enrn wicrcln new
metlioils of practice can be profitably ap
plleil to -our 01T c.ics. '1 lilj Is. the proper
e..nn orroKt from nctlvc labor in the fields,
il temptnll n hut It jlmu d be the sea.oit ofnctMtv for
nto illvrif' thM.lnl V .i . i .
mo MjliQiii nil. No Is the lime to learn what
lie royal Dim, 1 1Uestli,Mtori In nprlculture have been doing
luestii?1)tori In sericulture have been tlulnc-
the past year, ti ennl lt.r carelully their ex ,
....rlment, and cn.ln-lon,, to ., dy the
f'niiiuiirw ni tiic calling nrmmg thti Lr.ulei
. . .
iuhI priirpn, and to liiltn menn for ml
vuncing its position ; to take a geneial view
of the Hricnllttritl field ; nd the fruits of
tbls Mibly and obM-rvnllon should be In well
hid plans for the work of tho coming year,
The farmer's cluli tlnniM be must (1 mrMi
ing, ami all in members prompt and active.
The books and paper concerning the farm
nrn many and It take a judge to select thn
wheat from the chair. Hut careful perual
ot the best will bo fouud of great alue In
enlarged ideas, a hiijher respect for the cal
ling from yourself and other?, and in in
creased prollt from the land. Though it w
a season of comparative inactivity out-doors
yet thcro is much to do about the build
ings. Many Utile tilings demand attention. The
greatest of the llttlo things U constant care
of the cattle i proper food, a variety, and
plenty of it, warm quarters, regularity in
feeding and watering, a few hours niring on
sunny days, frequent currying and brushing
to keep them clean and healthy, with plen
ty of bedding and nbsorbents, aro essen
tials to success.
Care of the water tupplg, to ensuro its
holding out, and not freezing tip, Is an ur
gent necessity. And 'tis a good time now
to think over tbo points wh'crctn tho water
supply may be Unproved, and plaas matur
ed for carrying out when possible. In many
cases,,we nraquito sura it will bo found to
pay to introduce water directly into tho
barns and stables.
Sorting of the applet, potatoes, etc., in tho
cellar, removing those decayed, and separa
ting the small and imperlect ones to feed
the pigs and cattle, is an important worki
and the pickings will be relished by pigs,
poultry, cattle and horses, especially if tho
root crop is short, which we hope is not the
case with any.
Stormy day work may be found in all of
the above, nlfco in cutting up the coarse fod
der for tho stock ; a week's supply often
conies handy during sunny weather when
all tho time is wauted out-doors. Tho wood
pile, though in many cases' superseded by
the coal-bin, still demands tho attention of
the mass of our farmers at this season. In
suuitnor wo place tho farm-house, possessing
a wood shed well filled with fire-wood, as
the property of an energetic, successful far
mer; but the farm yard litterd with chip
and sticks, and occupied by a sprawling
wood-pile, from which the kitchen fire is
supplied fom day to day, is generally the
roperty (hall covered with mortgages) of
one always crying "hard times" and poor
crops. Fill up the wood-shed, friend. Tho
wood drawn from the forest on fair days,
furnishes the best employment for stormy
days.
The tool room, which of course all our
renders possess, if they do not they ought
to, is an essential to every well managed
tarm. Hammers, aueers, bits, planes, saws.
draw-knife, Fquare, compass, rule, cold-
chisel, wrench, files, puicerj, soldering-iron
and solder, a few pots of paints and brushes,
a can of linseed oil, varnish, putty, glass and
glazier's tools, harness oil, pieces of leather,
awls and harness thread, a supply of well
seasoned lumber, as a few pine and oak
boards and plank, etc., nails of assorted si
zes' screws, bolu, rivets, etc, is an outfit
which may bo put into a new unoccupied
room, with a bench which has a wooden
ise at one end and an iron vise at the other
and a small anvil at one side even without
n forge, and with a small stove for warming
t, at a low cost, and to considerable prc-
fit. Here, and at this season, tbo tools
should all be overhauled, cleaned and re
paired, and in many cases painted, the har
ness oiled and mended, and missing parts
replaced. In this overhauled, note should
be taken of what is wanted to replace worn
out implements, and of those required to
carry out any now plan adopted for tho
coming season. Though some must go to
the carpenter or blacksmith, yet we know
from experience that many dollars, will be
saved by such an outlay and ingenuity thus
put to work in tho odd boura. Here, too,
many n nicknack and ornament for th
house will be fashioned, tending to raako
tho home life more pleasant. In the busy
season it also will save many an hour and
dollar, in having the coirvenienccs at hand
to repair a broken machine or cart. And
mark the words, tt mil equipped tool room
to emle the boys' hiffmully icill le n meer-
exjii viean of leeptng thsm at home. .Seine
Mb Inrmci:
Potato 1'uits. Take somo cold meat,
cither beef or muttun, veal or ham ; clear it
from gristle, cut it email, and caun with
pepper, salt and cut plcklcv, boil and inash
somo potatoes, and make them into paste
with one or toeggs; roll it out with dust
of flour: rut it round with a saucer: put
some of your seasoned meat on one half,
and foldlt over like a pud", pinch or nick it
neatly round, and fry to a light brown,
Hominy JIitki.vh. Take two cups fine
hominy boiled cold ; tat it smooth ! stir
three cups of sour milk : half cup of melted
butler, two teaspoomtful of fait, nnd two
toblefpoonsful of wltito mirnr: then add
three teps well beatoti, one teaapoonfnl o:
sodadiitolvcd in hot water, and one large
cup or Hour, b:e quickly.
Mii.nr.wKit Qi.othin-0. Sailed clothinB
put together when damp, and allowed to
remain so some time, is often covered with
mtiuew. ifir remedy here, too, is in the
prevention. Dry the clothe beforo putting
together and never allow an article to be
rolled up damp and thrown into the has
ket for 'ioiled clothing.
koast "fti-ARK inn." ltui over with
salt, popper and powdered tage befure put'
wig m inenveu, uie gravy Miould
made of the drippings as In roast beef that
is, thlokening with brown Hour. Allow
fifteen minute to every pound of iwrk for
roasting and serve tart applo sauce with
it.
Critr. rou CiiAiTEii Haniw, Iteuiem
ber hat. one .can have the hands in sot
suds with soft soap without Injury to th
hands 1ft hey are dipped Injvinegar or lemon
juice immediately after. The acids destroy
the coirosivu effects of fbonjlali aud make
tbe bauds suit and white. Indian meal, vine1
gar or lemon juice used on the hands when
roughened by cold or labor, will heal and
soften them. Hub tho hands in this; then
wash oil' thojoughly and rub lu glycerine.
Those who suffer from chopped bauds in
tho winter will find I his comforting.
Oonsumptivos, Tako Notice I
Every moment of delay makes your euro more hope
less, and much depends on Ibo Judicious choice of n
remedy. The amount of testimony In faorot Dr,
Hchenck'9 Pulmonic Syrup, as a euro for consump
tion, fur exceeds all Hint can lie brought to support
mo retentions ot any other medicine. Nee I)r.
Schonck's almanac, containing the ccitlflcatcs ot
many pcroons ot tliu ingho t respectability, who
hare bnen restored to lialin alter being pronounced
incurjblo by r nyrtcl ins of ncknowl.'iiged ability,
flcll'nck ,!'l''m'nl',',.""Paloro ha.ciiredmoiy.as
th-sievldnic.- will slm.v. liiiMha enr" Isoflen
promolcdby the emplojment.t two other r-unertlri
which l)r ri,fncK pro, lds tor the purpose. These
addlttnnal remedies ore schenek's Soi Weed Tonlo
that almost anvcoso ot consumption liny bo cured
nr. rcnenrK u promsiona U ot Ills prlncl, alomei
ornerSlilh and Arch H.eels, PhUadSphl.., every
M iiidjy, heru Hi I' tiers fur advice must be ad
dressed. "TEGEflT
PurifiaH tha Blood, Reno
vates and Invigorates
tho Whole System,
Its Medical Properties are
, Alteram c, Tonl:, Solvent,
and Ufurutlc.
Reliable Evidence.
Vcuptincj
Vcilnp
Vriiftlncj
Yoffctlne'
Ycctlnr
Vr. n. n. Ptrens:
Hear str-I win most. checrMlly add my
testimony to the crrat numbrr you hate
already received In faror or yoiirp eat and
food tncdleinc,ccetlne, for I do not think
enough can oo sjid In its praise, (or 1 was
troy bled over thirty years with tiiat di cad
tut rtlsea.se. eatarrh, nnd had such bad
coughing spells that It would teem nslt
I could never breatho any more, nnd Vec
ctlno has enrert me j nnd I do feel to think
Got Ml tho time that there Is so miod a
medicine as cgctlar. nnd I also think It
one of tho best medicines for cou.Mis nnd
weak, sinking feellniri at the stomach.uud
advise everj body to tike, tho Vegetine, tor
I can nssure them It Uone of th best med
icines that ever was.
True! In
Mns.uoonn.
Corner Magarlno and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
VrawJnc
TAffttlnc
Vegetlnc
GIVES
Health, Strength,
and Appetite.
Mv dnuffhter has received r-renf. heneflt
ifromtne use of Vceetlno Iter uccilnliur
ttet 1th was a source of great anxiety to all
her Mends. A row bottles of Vegctlno re
jstored hor health, strength nnd appetite.
Vrgrtlac
Ycectlnr
Vrfffflnp'
Vmctlnej
Vrjtrtlnr
I
Si. Jl TIUJtt.N,
Insurance and ileal Kstnto cent,
No. 49 scars' nulldaiy.
Boston, Mass.
cAwrrox us
CimamowN, March 10, 1669.
II. II. Stevens:
near Mr This Is to certify that I have
ised your "Blood rrepa ration" in my fain
tly for several venrs, and think that, for
scrofula or cankerous humors or rheumat
ic affections, it cannot bo excelled : and as
a bl"ol purifier or spring medicine it Is the
best thing I have ever used, and I have
used almost every thlnr. I can cheerfully
recommend It to any ono la need of such a
medicine.
Yours respcclf ally.
Mm. A. A. DIN'SWOllE,
No. id ftussell street.
XUBCOnKMBBTD XX
Heartily.
South Boston, reb. 7, 1ST0.
Mr. Mevens:
Dear sir I bavo taken several bottles of
your Vegetine, and am convinced dt Is a
valuable remedy for dyspepsia, kidney
Vf Rrtlnc
Yrffrtlnc
Vctft'tliic
Trsotitic
Veffrtfnr
Wfletiitr
Vpcrllnr
Veartlnc
Vejretlur
complaint and general debility ot the sys
tem.
I can heartllv recommend It to all suf
fering from tho above complaints.
YcKfllnrl
tours itespeciiuuv.
JIBS. SlUNIIOK PAIIKKIt,
M Athens street.
renarBltiy H. B. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is sold by all druggists.
iia'j'j few yji.
Tins standard nrticle is compound
ed with the greatest earc.
Its cfTectB arc as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded liair to its
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the liend ri
cooling, sootliing sensation of great
comfort, mid the scalp by its use
ljeeorr.es white nnd clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and mak
ing the hair grow thick nnd strong.
As rt dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, "Tho con
stituents nro pure, and carefully se
lected for excellent quality ; nnd I
consider it the Uust 1'iiei.uation
for its intended purposes."
Price, One Dollar.
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MONTOCIt METALLIC nitOWN 8 cents per pound.
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htill sell tlicni at prices williin tho
reach of all. No Piano is permitted
to Icavo their factory vmlcs Katisfuc
tory to tho most minute particular,
henco their guarantee of five years
is a thing of value All luto im
provements of importance arc found
m theso instruments.
MK-ssns. AuniEciiT & Co, have re
ceived tho most Haltering Testimo
nials from L. 51, Uottsciialk, Franz
Alrr, (Jl'bTAVE Sattek, J. F. Himmeib
11AOII, WlLUAM WoiWEFI'Elt and
many other eminent artists, besides
being able to refer to thousands of
private purchasers, Bchools, 8cmi
naries, societies and teachers.
llanos conscientiously selected per
order by mail, carefully packed und
shippedeafcly to any part of tho world.
JftiyFer further particulars as to
references, prices and terms, address,
ALBRECHT&CO.
610 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
ly u, ln.-iy.
Vorbatim Reporting.
TERMS t Actual travcllhg-, bearding-, and other
epenseei tlvo dollars a bcsalon, fortaklugthu reports
ml ten rents a loiio, i hundred words, ffor wrlllng
out into long hand. '
Whole the matter rer""" In o to day equals or
exceeds nny folios, the t Te-dsUarte will be remitt
ed, and the traubciibllig i,u ..and cliarued at
fifteen cents a folio; but, all bucli caseH, If fever
man uny iuiioh are purcnabeu, tne nvu aouara win
bo charged.
AddrvKS, S. N. Walker, A.M., Court-etenog-ranher,
Uloomsburg, Columbia county, Penasjlm
nla. Kesldence. Iron street, between Third and
Court h.
omcfl. With K. E. Orvls, Ew, Colurc'ihui-buUd-log;
cntranc,oppoblU) tho eaftt galo to uo court
house s u d, xlrst uoor. II mt door to right.
(jtnce-liour, ircsn.lwelve to one bVlotk,
AMmmmM ill IfRiBMipP" w'
UatJJUaiUJm!jiM
li . r -w -uaaar . . n '-'Mi,isiBWiJvitl; . 4aja3riItea.''f,.i7TftaBP'a;. Si . f "Cv
BLOOMSBUKO STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
T. L. GHISWOLD, A. M., M. D Piincipal.
Tills W)Ot,aatprwi.t const tm
HallillU'jHsimclous. luvlllni.' und
ration healthful, nnd easy of aivess. Touchers experienced, cttlclent, and alive lo their work, discipline. J"' JX'S "J ,bc"'0Uffl1'
moderate. I'ltiy cents n v. eek deduction to nil cxpectln' to leach, btudents admitted lit uny time, ltooms reserved when desired.
Courses ot nludy pi escribed by the mate i
I. Mudi 1 School. II. Preparatory. HI. Elementary. IV, Clawtcal.
Arllr.nrt lv.n. T. Aen.l.-nln. 1 1. 1 V.mmerrlul. 1 1 1. Uonr-e in Mu-lc. IV. Coun-e ill Art. V. Cwir-o in I'liy-icnl Culliire.
Tho Elementary. HOenlinc and Classical Couri. are PltuFESSION-AU nnd siudenU graduallnrthercln.
enrreanonriiniriierrree!.! Master nf the Kiements! .Muster of t ho sciences ! Master of tho Classics. Graduates In
uieiruiuiinmenix,, ngnca uv me ijineer oi me nuaiuui
i ne course ot M
'I he wtatoreipih
gent and eniclent
and Ihelr talents.!
ItO.N. WILLIAM UlaWJl ITf.ldcnt Uoard
sept. 8, '70.-ly
WHOLESALE DE UG EMPOBI UM.
Corner Main and Market Street
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
The undersigned having been engaged in the
business for the past eight years would call the attention of country
dealers to their large and varied stock.
They defy competition by any house in or out of the large cities.
Their stock consists of Faints, Oils,
Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines, Spices,
&C.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
B B, O "W E H ' S BLOCK.
Where may be found a largo stock of Surgical Instruments,
Sponges, Chamois, Colognes, Perfumery and in fact everything kept
in a well regulated retail Drug Store.
They are also Sole Manufacturers of the celebrate
OIL OF GLADNESS.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUIt STOCK.
MOTER BROS.
-May 19, '7s.-tf.
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
O F
ST J. 1ST ID J jR. ID MANUF ACTTJBE
The Largest Assortment !
The Best in quality !
The Lowest in Prices !
The Easiest Terms !
YOU "W ILL
COMER THOMAS' MUSiO STORE,
1 4 7 M ILL STBEE T .
DANVILLE. PA.
l)ec.l-3m
Then Buy MILLER BROS.'
and save, one-third tho cost of iMTT'IAIT'P
Li much handsomer and will Vjll 1MH lVJ-f
fiaini. 13 prepared reauy ior use in wmie nrany eoior uesireu. js uii iuuiij inuusuuuiui intjuurBi, uuuuiuks
n the country, many of which have beeL painted tlx) ears, and now look as v. ell as whentlrst painted.
This t IIKMIUAL, PAINT has taken First Premiums at twenty of tho Mate Pairs of the I'nlon. samplocard
of coio re sent free. aaress
N. Y. KHAJIEL I'AIM uu, Jis.l'rince siren, j , juuy jx, to ly.
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.'S
and fcave one-thlrd tho cost ef I?ArTP
ia i.,i.,,.r nnrt win I 1 II li I I 1
Dalnt. Is orcnared ready for uso In whllu or nnv color ileslrcd. Is on many thousands of tho tlnest buildings
.. ... ....... ... .... ..m.l .Iv.i.oru ar..l iiniv lu.1 a. ui.ll n. UliDt, Hut 1inlnli.il
HUIIKMIL'AI. 1'AlN I' his taken Ftrt Premlumint twenty ot the Mate Fairs of the Union, i-aiiiplecurd
olnrssentfreo. Address N. Y. KM A MK1. PAINT Jo., its 1'iloce street, N. V., or MII.LKII
t)M., va Water street, Cleveland, Ohio.
TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
Or XNTBXU.OT TO EVDHY ONE.
A PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN CHAIR,
tuPi an afjJitat(ib!o bick,m.ido to support tha back of tha Bitter
while irctdn;' farnar.l lit tan ordinary pcwlllon for playlnj, and by
nuiiiplo arrancraeut.Mhlch glie'n It a backward and at tho aamo
tlrni) a dswuwurd movement, follow Ids motlona and lupporta him
1:1 a iy position without Interfering in the least with tho freedom
f his movements.
Augll,'l-in
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
D tnler in Law Blanks, &uMuiy School Libraries, Depositary of tho
remisylvnnis Bible Society,
WNDOW CURTAINS, WALL PAPEE, .PICTURE PEAMEQ, BEWAED OAEDS.
Books and suppliea not on hand can be furnished
On Short Notice at the Mast Reasonable Rates.
Storp in Exchange Hotel Building, Bloomsburg, Va
Oet. 8,187s
,vlih n lM.inlltulMiCDlyol iwre.Hott,
innu-e.
of Tru.leek-
I 1ST 3D
AT U A TXT'l1 palntlnc, nnd get a paint that
V 1 J L Ll L lost tw ce 11; long o-s any oilier
.11 1 l,i,ku jskiis, iw n aier sireei, uirveiauu, wnio.
AT "P A TTV'I1 patnttnir. and get a paint that
A I i I V I 1 I last twice ns lour as onv other
-May 18,,'16-ly.
Sd. APLATFORM ROCKER ON
CASTORS, with the lor in-v moirmcnl
ti tlio oldsijlo, wlihout lha preji 1 ilujr rorl.crs
to mar other lurnliuro and Iho hifcs nf rounia;
being. In fact, the unly Plaiturm r.nckir inado
thatlas a perfectly satisfactory moemtnt.
ttanufactured for tbo Uado by
ALBERT BEST & CO.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.,
and for rale by tha prlacipal dealers llirouclioot
the Uulled Blalci.
XW I r not kciit by any dealer In your town,
txnd to us foi l'nce List and Culalo.'m.
Expenses
iwelio styto 'P' 'V"'
tlic other courses recelio .Nurunii i(.ruiKatcsui
t-'" ' ' 1 Seertlnry.
BLOOMSBUEG
JW
m-WV
H - .
MUKH h WIIKKX.
t)inIWiiM v .w
T. L. G-UNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, H BLOW MARKET
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all tindt of
dONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS
'0 use tho bost AMERICAN and ITA I IAN Marble.
ne has on hand and furnishes to oritur
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
UKNS, VASES, &c.
Every variety ot Marble cuttlnir neatly executed At
the lowest market prlci'S.
A Inns practlcalexperlence and personal attention
to buslneMi makes tho proprietor conlldent of Riving
aatlsfacllon. All orders by mail promptly attended
10. I . U. UOX
Sey-V. II. Work delivered free of charre.-Jdtl
Aug. 21, '14-ly. T. I- OUNTON, Proprietor.
Important to Lawyers.
mlnlMralors, lluardlau', Township officers, and busi
ness men generally.
Wo have on hand a liree nssorlment of learal I
blanks for tho uso of Mtornovi. Justices nnd Con-I
stable's blanks of all kinds, .Nole und ueceipt oooks
ior Aiuninisirainrs ac.
r 11 1 C E 1,1 ST.
ATTORNEY'S I1LANKS.
rreclpe for Rummons.
ri. ru.
" " Rule lo take Depositions.
" 14 " " choose Arbltralors.
cents apiece, cr 11.75 per hundred.
eitailii
Rule to tako Depositions.
: lu IK-ljt. with Confession,
" Assumpsit.
Mcchanlia Lt-n.
cents nch or per hundred,
'etltlon for sale of Real IMnle 8 cents each.
JUSTICE'S 11LNKS.
Subncenis. Summons, warrants. Executions. 80 fo
to eenis cacn.
Leases H
s cents each
11 uh lieeas
10
is "
5 "
Parchment Deeds
Agreement
orphan's Coutt Sales...
50 for tl 1
3 cents each
Mortirniro and Ilond .
ousiao o'H haies
12 "
1 "
All kinds of Notes .
RecelDts. Noteb. School Orders. Poor Orders. Store
Ordfirs, neatly bound, constantly on hand, or made
iu uruer uu tinorii noiiec.
We nie nienaredto doneater lob work than nnv
uiuei uiuce iu luis roauiv.
HUOCKWAY tc ELWELL,
Editors and Pionrletorfl
Of ttlO COLUMBIAN.
llloomsburg, Pa
SULPHUJi SOAP.
Thoroughly Cures Dis-easfs of the Skin,
ItttUTIHES THE COMI'LEXIO.. 1'REVENIS
and Ur.itDics Rheumatism and Gout,
I1EA1.S hORF.S AND ABRASIONS OF HIE
CuriCLE AND C0UNTERCTS CONTAGION.
Tills Standard External Remedy for Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skin, not only
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL BLEM
ISHES arisinp from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. It renders the CUTICLE
MARVF.LOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLIANT,
and being a WHOLESOME BEAU1IFIER is far
preferable to any (.osmetic
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUL
rilUR Jlvriis arc insured by Tin: use ok
!li-nn,n Sulphur Soap, which in adiH.
tion lo its purifying clTects, remedies and PRE.
vents Rheumatism and Gout.
It also disinffcts clothino and linen
and prevents diseases communicated hi
CONTACT with the ierson.
It dissolves DANDRurF, prevents bald
ness, and retards grayness of the hair.
l'hysicians speak of it In high terms.
Prices-25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per
Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $1.20.
N. D. The jo cent cakes arc triplo the sbx of thorn al
33 ceals.
"HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE,"
lltack or llrouu, 30 Cents.
t X. ClirfTESTOX, rrop'r, 1 Sixth At., U.
Oct. in, W.-ty,
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY.
G. A, II i: II K I ft
RESI'ECTFULLY announcas to tho public
that ho hag reupened
SNYDEIVrf TANNERY,
(eld standi Uloomsburs:. Pa., at the
Porks of tha Espy and Light Street
road -i, whero all descriptions of
leather will be ln&da in tha most
substantial and workmanllko manner, and sold at
prices to suit the times. The htghenl price In cash
mil Ul ail limes uu paiu ior
U R E K N HIDES
of every description In the country. The public pat
rone. co is respectfully solicited
llloomsburg, oci.l, 1916-
MORRIS MICHEL,
puacticais 1'iano siakkr,
thm:k am iii:imiui:u.
l!L00MSI!UIt(i, PA.
P1IIST W.4B8 PIANOS AND OUOANS If l
HKOOND JJANU PIANOS TAlCltN INKTl h fl
OiUiEit liYVAiLi,nniiirrv'BvpnnTLTi
Beel, nt-iy
r
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
MULADKLP11A AND HEADING KOAt)
AKItANUEMENT OF
l'ASSKNGKH
TRAINS.
July U, 1678.
rnliNS lravr KcrKitT as roiiows (srnriTMcrrTK
Tor New York, Philadelphia, Heading, 1'otUUuo
Tninnqun, fit., 11,33 n. m
Tor Catanhfa, ll,8s u. in. nnd 7,80 p. in.
For VllUumsport,e,aSC,ll4 a. m. nnd 4,oa p. m.
TRAINS ('OH ntirCRT I.KAVK AS F0U.0WS, (8CXDAV 81
CKrTRD.)
Leave New York, s,45 n. m.
tx'iive Philadelphia, ,15 n. m.
Leave Rending, 11,3 a, ra., rottsvllle, 1S,1(S p. q
nnd Tainnqun, 1,80 p. in.
Lcavo Cntiw liso, C,!0 O.sft a. m. nnd 4,M p. m.
Lease llllamapoi 1 .9 2 a.m. 12,00 di. and 6, no r.m
Pasxngcrs n i d from New Ytrk and l'hllude
plila go throug i a uhout change of cars.
J. C. WOOTTLN,
Jan. II, l7-tf, Gchrial suptrlMcndn t.
OUT11KI5N
COMPANY.
UKNTHAl.
K.11.WAV
tn.lhh will, u
On und iifttr Xoveii.l i with.
bll.MIUUV atfolloni.1
NOinilWAHli.-
:rl Mull B.ailil. lu., nil lie Hlndla
11.'" a.
. a.ss p. in
" Utlll.llidnlKUa,
Itouhi .ster b.ib
Matrul'il u 4u "
ller.ovo atcomiiiodai ten U.iuii. ni.uiilM.' 1iiimu
rt 12X5 p. m.
tluilrn .Mall 4.1t,n.in., uirho Elmlra 10.20 n. m.
llurfiilo Express 7.1li n. in. ni rive Uunnlob.Mjn. m
MJinilVVAHI).
Iluflalo Express 5.10 u. ln.airlie Ilarrlsburjf 4.1 an. id
llaltltuoic6.40 11
Klinlra Mali 11.18 n. in., nrrhc llarrltbtiiL' l.rn r. ra
" Wa-shlnuton to.so "
" llalllraoieiuu
" Wushlnitton f ,80 "
Ilarrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p.m. arrive Harris
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrive iiauiuiore 2.2;, a. 13
' Washington 0.13 "
Erie Mall 12. MS a. m. arrive llarrlsburg 3 os u. in.
" Daltlmorc 6.40 "
" Washlnirton to.fs "
AU dally except Sunday.
11. M. DO YD, Jr., Oeneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, flcncral llannge
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
.
I'lillnilelnhln (V l-'.rin It. It. IlivUlnn.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
A" and after SUNDAY, NOV. 26. 1870
W th trains on tho Philadelphia Erie 1UU1
1 a.vuu ay,,,aiuU niUrUU UHlUUUlbI
WESl'WARD.
ERIE MAIL leaves New York
.. 8.55 p. la
..11.53 p. m
. 9.1c- p. ra
. iM u. in
. S.Ho a. m
. (.sua. 111
.11.10 a. m
.. 7.3 p ra
1 nuaueif hia
" " ltaltlmore
' llurrlsbuig
" Wlllluinsport
" " Lock Haven
" " Icenovo
" arr. at Erie
NiACURa Exracs3 leaves Philadelphia. T.!0a.m
" " ltaltlmore
11 11 " Iiarrlsburg. ...to.r,o a. m
" " arr. at Mlllamsport.. 2.'iip. in
" " " Lock Haven..., 8.25 p. in
" " " lienovo 4.4i p. m
" " " Kane o.su j in
" " " uuiTulo...H.. .
PAST LINE leaves New York s.23n. m
" " " Philadelphia 1130u.m
" " " liulilnime ll.ssa.m
" " " llarrlsbtirir 3iii)n.m
" " arr. ut WilllainsiHirt l.Sjp.m
I 0 :
h'ASTWAJW.
DAY EXPRESS
leaves Kane COO a. m
" lienuvo li.lwa la
LlKk iinien. 11. e a. Ill
" MlIlamsport....l2 41) p. in
arr. at lliiulsburg 4.111 p m 1
" l'blludvlnUla i.vuit. m '
" Kcwiork in 15 p. u
jiuiuiuuir," . l.na p. la
" Washington 9.1T p. in
ERIE MAIL leaves Eric
.11.20 a. in
" " lienovo
" " lik Haven
" " Wllllamsport
" arr. at llsuisburg
8.53 11. in
, o.ii p. w 1
. 11. m l. Ul
. 2.45 u. m 'Ul
.. 7.45 a in m 1
Ualttinoro
PUltudelDhia..
New i ork
. T.wia. in
,'o uo a. in
...12.35 a, K ?
... 4.. 0 a. m &
FAST LINE leaves Wllllamsport....
arr. ill iiuiuuurg
" Italtlinoie
, 7.45 a in
, 7.bs a. in
Philadelphia .
" " " New York 10.23 a. m
Erie Moll West Niagara Exbress WesLLock Haven Vm-
Aceom. est aim iniy r-xpress tasi make close con
nection at Northumberland u uh L. L 11. R. R. trains
fur Ullkes-Hurreand Ncranton. t
t:ne aian west. r.iairara jjxnress west. r:ne .
Express West nnd Lock Haicn Accominodatlun i
N. C. 11. W. trains north. i
west iuuko close eonneciisn at wllllamsport wun
line Alan vv est. Matrs ra impress west, nnn ilnr 1
Express East make close connection at Lock Haitn
wuu n. is. v , it. 11. trams.
Erie Alan East and west connect at rrlo 11 1th
trains on I., s. tv M. H ll.lt. ntcorry wltho c. AA.
v. it 11. at Emiiortum w ith u. N. . & p. 1:. it. aud al
Driftwood with A V. R. II.
rnrior cars will Itln between I'lil arte nhln fltid
Wllllamsport on Niagara Expicss West, Lite hi
press West, 1'lilluuelniila Expriss East Pur
Ex Ties East and huudny Expiess East, bleeplig
Cars on all night t rains.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Dec. t7,'76-U Oeneral supt.
DE LA WAItE, LACKAWANNA
WESTERN RAILROAD.
AKD
HLOOMSI1UKO DIVISION. 9
Tlme-lable No. S3, Takes effect at 4:30 A. H3
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 1670.
KORT1I,
p.m. p.m. n.m.
STATIONS.
Scranton
llellevuo
Taj lonlllo...
...LQCkawanna-.,
Pltlfton
SOUTH.
a.m. p m. p.m.
9 S3 8 80 0 ;5
9 43 2 2.5 C 3D
9 63 8 31 li S3
10 ll 8 3S CO
10 CO 8 43 Clf
10 11 8 61 C U
in 10 3 63 7 II
1" 80 S C4 7 l(
10 33 8 17 7 11
1" 87 3 111 7 IS
10 87 3 17 I SJ
tn ai, Q o T in
8 OS U M tl 4b
BUI III
IB S 49
ill 3 41
7 411 3 ST
7 S3 3 SI
I 87 3 I
I II S 2.1
7 U H IB
7 13 3 17
7 15 8 17
7 07 3 12
7 i3 3 09
9 43i
9 3s;
9 81
9 85
9 yo
9 15
9 11
9 07
9 05
9 6
S 69
8 66
b 61
e 43
8 41
8 80
8 III
8 14
S OS
8 8
7 fcb
7 61
YleblPlttston..
..Wjoming,,,
uu
nltbv
.liennetL :
Kingston
Kingston
,.1'p. mouth June
....Plymouth ....
A ondnle
... Kantlcoke
.Kuidock's reek.
. HMilckhhlnny
....luck's Keny...
....neuch llnien.,
lierwkk ....
Hilar deck
...Willow (note.,..
Lluiu IShlge
10 35 3 87 7 .ill
C S3 3 Ul
0 64 3 1
6 45 8 f4
C 80 8 48
0 15 831
IN I 8.1
0 08 8 9
6 (3 8 13
6 68 8 IU
3 43 8 16
6 40 1 M
5 34 I 63
6 8S 1 4S
& 83 1 43
6 0 1 t'l
6 13 1 85
4 15 1 111
4 60 1 15
1 .'IS 1 in
p.m. p.m.
IU 40 3 SI 7 41
! 44 3 37 7 tl
10 62 3 45 8 19
11 1 I m IU
II 17 4 16 8 U
11 23 4 81 SI!
11 3 4 V9 9 lii
11 Cd 4 37 CM
It St 111 i t!
11 43 4 40 7 S
7 M
7 4
i.i-py
11 61 4 6 1
1 85 Itunerr hi 2 6 is
lllonnhhurL' 111 r.7 .. l
. ou miawiviU iiriugc.'iu til 6 14 tl
7 84 .. Clark's &wlteh...12 10 6 vo tU
7 11 lUllllUu 12 86 5 33 6 !!
7 oil I -hulas y 12 sa 5 47 ( 4J
7 " I I'amerou Ii8 so 6 62 Hi
u 45l.Korthuinberhind. 12 61 0 10 9 i
a.m. p m. p.m. a.m.
w. r, 11ALN1KM), Mll.l.
Superlnteudeut's Offlcc, ScrauUiu, Dec. lo, 1S75.
WILLIAMSPORT
HAVE OUIt NAVE 8TAJIPED O THE BOTTOM
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, !
SOKE GENUINE WITHOUT
Our Goods can be had in
town in the Couulj'.
, J. E. DAYTON, & C
Williamspor11'
Sept. 20, TS-m; 1 f
AINWHIQHTACO.", '
WUOLESALE UROCEUS, ,
IS. 1, corner Second and Arch sue'
PniLjii
Dealers in
W?jtAS, BVltUrS, COITEE, UCQAIt,
dot, sricaa, aicitiB tuna, 4tc, .
Orders frui recotTS promptj.
SL ABBS- a