-it -riiifiif firtTi tfi n rfrf Inii lfiain iittf "
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCK AT, BLOOMSBUitG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
Agricultural.
Stable Ventilation.
'i'ho object of ventilation to any apart
intnl which constitute, the abode of mil
iiiilt Is to procure a constant supply of
fresh nir to sicot the demand of tho nnlinnl
economy, The practice which has long
prevailed, na regards ventilation, seems to
deny Ih utility, and to doubt the Injury ac
roinpanylng Its neglect. So llttlo do niuny
people seo tho necessity of ventilation, that
Uicy cannot distinguish between the warm
nir nnd tlicfoul air of a ttah le, ftisi, come
rjrtently, If the admlislon 0 f fresh air Is wan
.tedlo expel tho foul, they immediately con
clude it mint be cold, and do harm. Now,
It is the proper action of ventilation to let
nwny all and no more of the warm air of a
Htblo than what Is foul, and then, of coure
no more than the 'same quantity of fresh air
can find Its way Into It.
A ready means of letting out the foul air
from a stable Is by a number of ventilations
W the rldgo of the roof; aud one mean of
admitting fresh air below, Is by thenindon
when tbey are open: but when they me
shut, other means mint be ypplied. As
doos and windows nie usually eltUated in
fsrm-9tnlites. the fresh nir should not be al
low rd locnter ly thtln through the uiglit;
so llicy should not be left open, fur fresh air
cmilng directly from thodo3rs or windows
upon ahorse must strike his body and
limbs forcibly, nid do him moro harm than
goi I. 'Ih f esb. air should come In on a
livel with tho hole's nostrlIs,.and an open
ligsib ehis .lead seems the most suitable
plac for t il air to find its way out. U'm
ttm Rural.
Fast Walking Horses.
It has been shown in these columns that
the production of thoroughbred nnd trot
ting horses has been largely In excess of the
death rate, that as a necessary sequence the
.stool: in the country is increasing from year
t year, and that unless a foreign demand
be created prices must inevitably decline.
Breeders should therefore turn their atten
tion.more to the production of fast-walking
horses, both for the saddle and general
d'r.iught. The business would pay hand
somely, for the utility and value of such
horses'would soon be properly appreciated,
thin creating n steady demand, which would
not likely bo diminished, for the next hall
fCiiiUry at least. On the farm a ilow-walk-ing
Imrm doui not do half the Hurl: tbnc a
r.ipiil walker is able to accomplish, In
tortus and cities where draught horses are
used in the truck, cart, ilr.iy, Aa., it is the
same j not half the work is performed by
the slow walker, who crawls along at a
snail's paco.and, when drawing a load, can
not, be galvanized into rapid motion. As a
traveler, both under saddle and in harness,
the.slow walker is a nuisance. No matter
what work he is engaged in, time and mon
ey are lost to his owner every day that he
lives. JVn Plow.
Making Snperphospliate at Home.
ureaictne-'OoneS'lulo "Bniall pieces: after
this udorieSoik'tbenfiu water, then add fif
ty pounds of sulphuric acid to every one hun
dred pounds of bones. When tho bones ?re
dissolved they are liable to set solid. To
prevent this, mix earth with the mass, and
the bone fertilizer is ready for use. Hut it
is a pretty well known fact nowadays that J
it uoes not pay for a farmer to make his own
superphosphate. Tho profit on making it is
small even when it is made in large quan
tities. A farmer would have to pay a lai-
ger price tor tho snail amount made than a
manufacturer would give who was nurcbas-
ing large quantities at wholesale. The differ
euce would eat up all the profits. The ad
vantage in making it one's self is that the
superphosphate would be pure, and there
fore worth more than a great deal of what
is sold as superphosphate. Indeed the ad-
uiKiiiuuu 01 commercial leriiiizers is car
ried to a scandalous extent. In Kneland
and some of the United Ftates governments
aetlon has been taken to protect the farmer
itoay fraud in this direction.
Oonjumptives, Tako Notice I
Every moment of delay makes j-our core more hops
lss, and much depends on the Judicious choice of a
remedy. Tho atnqnnt of testimony In favor of Dr
Nchenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure for consump
tion, far exoeeds all that can be brought to support
the pretentions of any other medicine. See Dr.
Scnenck's almanac, containing the ccrtincatts of
many persons of the highest respectability, who
hare been restored to health after being pronounced
Incurable by pnyslclani of acknowledged ability.
Schenck's rulmonlc .Syrup alone has cured many, as
these evidences will show. Itut the euro Is often,
promoted by tho employment of two other remedies
which Dr. Bchenck proi Ides for the purpose. These
additional remedies are schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. My tho timely uso of these
cines, according to directions, Dr. schenck certifies
that almost any case of consumption may be cured
Dr. schenck Is professionally at his principal offlcei
comer Slith and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
jionuny, where an letters for advice rumt be ad.
dressed.
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
havj! removed to Evans' Block,
Main Street.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
vates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
Ita Medical Properties aro
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent,
nnd Diuretic.
Extra heavy Tin Wire, also
AWNINGS AND TENTS
of every description manufactured
by
Rollins & Holmes.
Galvanized Iron Cornice
designed and manufactured by
Rollins & Holmes.
VcuMlnr
Vrffellncl
Reliable Evidence.
IMr. I?,!t. Stevens i
VrK'ttar1. Dr Sir twill moat cheerfully add mr
(Ulrcvdy received la tovor of vow great and
for I was
Tears nltn thatdrnad.
TeoNlnr '"1 dtease, catarrh, and had such bad
w.uun; Byriui null lb WOUH1 Seem Oft II
I orahl never breathe any more, and Veg
rcKttlnr yuno has cured me ; nnd I do feel to thank
lood all the tine that Uk re Is so good
imMlrtne an Vejetlne. and 1 also think It
Vrmulnrionenf Mm best mwilolnes for coughs and
ARGAND HOT BASE STOVES
J the best and most economical in
the market.
Eollins & Holmes.
VrlMiKwd medicine, Viyctlne, tor I do ru
enough can do said in Its praise, ft
trwiUod over thirty years with tha
RANGES.
The "BARSTOW ELEVATED
Vtffctliir
Iclnes that ever was.
JIBS. L. GORE.
Corner Maculae and Walnut streets.
CAUiOrldje, MuS3.
Vrffcllnr
wpak.slnkiuu'fi-ellnirsatUiostomach.and I Ovon 'Rrmrrn Mm TJOV nrii WT
adilso Hvfrvbody to tako tho Veeetme. tor I VYUU AiUIlgl, U1U JjJA.1 . tllltl JliiU-
Viwctluei ' can them it Is one of the uest med-1
PKESS Portable liaii"is have
no equal.
Rollins ' Ilolmca.
STEAM.
Public and private buildings
hwitcd bv steam. A variety of
Steam Pipe, Valves and Fittings,
constantly on hand.
GIVES
Health, Strength,
and Appetite.
My daughter has received ureal benent I
irum ine uso ox vetreune. lier aecnninir
, her 1th was a source of (rrcat anxiety to all
mi-unr ner mends. A tew twttles of Veifttlne ro-
stored her nealin, Btreneth and appetite.
.i. it. iiLytkt
Insurance and Real Estate s Kent,
No. 4 Sears' nullum?,
Boston, Mass.
CA1M1VOT BB
EXCELLED.
CnARLXSTOWN. March 19, m.
II. It. Stevens !
Dear Mr Tbia Is to certify that I have
used your "blood Preparation" In my fam
U5 forwTcral yenri, aod think that,Xor
Hcrofula or canLeroua humors or rheumat
ic atTertlon. It cannot be eTcrlled ; and as
a bl-otl purtOT or sprHig- medicine It la the
tx'st tblny 1 have eer used, and I have
used almost eery thinff. I can cheerfully
recommend It to any one In need ot Huch a
tneuicinM.
ours refcpemuliy,
MR 4. A. A DINHVOTIE,
'o. 19 Kussell street.
Teffetlne
Vractlnr
TrKeliuc!
VcjietiuH
VcHel!ttj
Veclliu
Vfgellnr
Vs-grtlne'
VrMellne,
Veeline
VeAoiIii)
Rollina
& Holmes.
VtHllue!
&xicoaaBiiszrs it
Heartily.
bocni llosroN, l'eh. 1, 16T0.
PLUMBING & GAS FITTING
promptly done
Mr. Kfevejisj
Veneihie, Dear sir 1 have taken several bottles of
.your vejfeliue, and am convinced it la a
IvaltlahlA renieilv for i1sitensln. klilnev I
VrKrilneicomnlslntsndceneral debility of Uosv!-
lem.
I I Mti heartllv rerftnimpiid It f A nil Mitf .
Ve neiliie.terlni fmm the aboo coraplalnta.
Vours Kespectfully.
MB". MfMtCjC rAIiKER.
Vrnrtlnr K Athens street.
PreDared H. R. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is sold by all druggists.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectora;!
Feu 1, -.1-11
Eollinn & Holmes,
KW STOCK OP CLOTiltNO.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods.
DAVID LOWENBKRO
Invltesnttentlontohls larseondeletrantstoclr
Watering Horses AHer FeedlnR.
The' National IAre Rtnrk
ing directions for' the care of Iiorses, 3aye ;
Anotlier commop fault in tie alimentation
of horse? &4jie leading tp water just after a
fulf feed of grain. The first cfTect of this is
to large' distend the stomach, and there-
ultrmryrbe as , serious s if the material
were masticated grain and ealiva. ilut,
should thlp dituger he avoided, matters are
no't necessarily left in a hetter state. The
sudde.n and excessive influx of water is
likely to was li on much of the contents o! I
the stomach into the Intestines before the
nitrogenous principles have been digested,
and fermentation, extrication of gases, over I
distensions, colics and inflammations result.
Kven this is not all. The application of an
excels of cold water on the mucous mem
brane of tho stomach and Intestine cause
vascular congestion and violent muscular
contractions, so that all tend to digestive
disorder oi a dangerous nature. Copious
draughts of Iced water aro hurtful alike to
man, and beast. If it must be taken il
should be in small nuantitles only and fre
quently. Hut n drink of water of moderate
temperature, just alter a feed of grain, is full
oi pern to mo honpeu. tuirst bUoum be al
layed before the feed is giveu ; and if any is
allowed after, It should Le merely a mouth
ful, until the lapse of one or tvo hour.1
time has been had for gastric digestion. Af
ter b feed of hay there is comparatively lit.
tlo danger. From tho excessive ttallvarv
addition to the hay, and the comparatively
small umouut of its albuminoids, these arc
rapidly dissolved out and digested, aud the
further addition of water is ol ten rather fa
vorable th m n'.herwrse In hast' n ug its
projiroha into tho bowels, whero the diges
trtm of its starch, sugar.Jat and other re-
Hplratory elements may be completed.
BntAW voit thi: Fields. If 1 could
Lave my entire farm covered with boards
lying Hat on tho ground a whole J ear, says
a correspondent, I would expect more bene
fit than from twenty-five loads of barnyard
manure to the acre. Now so far as the
straw goes it has a similar efTect. I believe
the very best uso of straw, except ns litter
for Iho stables or barnyard', is to prcnd It
on the fields, put fctraw on my wheat
lat season with manifest improvement to
the clover, but in that I was disappointed.
I noticed small spots where the straw had
been in bunches the clover was out, Laving
been (mothered apparently, I took up
boards Irum a space about twenty feet square
niter they had laid two years, aud planted
potatoes, I tie surrounding ground being nl-
k planted. Where tho boards had laid I
nau tnree times as many btitucu as on a
Ijke plot adjoining.
For Diseases of the
Throat ami Luncfl,
nuchas CouRhft, Colds,
Whooping C o u k h,
.Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The refutation It hjn fit tallied, lu f oiiRCqnPiire o
the marvcllnus cm cs it Ilm jrmlucptl dining the
last half crntury, If n f ul'iUctil nsiirnnce ,tn the
inililii Uint It will contimifto rc.ihzc the linpiiif f t
ictilts thMcait ljCtloiicil, Jn nlir.ost ccry
KM-tinn ofr.muitiy lhcic nre pcrons, jmblicly
known ,u! 10 hare Ucn rotored Irom alarming aud
evondospeialeUUeaMM or the limgs, by t iie.
u liohnr; ti led it,arkuo ledge it I supcrlui it)
and nhri o it 5 virtues Art Inowti, no one hItatoi
a to i hat medicine to employ to i vUcvc the dis
trees nml sutrciinK peeitlnrto pulmonary affeo
Hon. 'm;iiiiv rrrifiiuw. Alnnya Aflonh m
Itant )elief, , and, ptrfrtrmv rapid cures ef lite
niil'lcrvniH'Ues pflYonclii.il ilioider,aMvt-ll at
tin inoie f)rmld:dilc d)&eau'd of the lunjf.
A ilfafepunnl ti childi en, amid the dUtress-
InilUease whltlil'tet tlicThioat aud Chevt of
riul.lli'.Atl, it i Inaluabl; for, by in timely tue,
mullitudeA ititi )ernrand teunied to l.eallli.
'1 tnt'dWne traiu fnendi at e.-'ryUUl, as
lhn-ur It h rontantly prnilnrlnj; aro tfxi re-
mailable n be forgotten. No Jamil) ihould be
without it, and those who bare imceul it
newt
r.iuiiiciU rtiy?i -iaiif throughout tbe mtutry
pte-iibt.' it, and nWjrymen often tceoinmcnd it
irom tlieir i-aonledc of 1U eflcfti.
PBEFARFD BT
DrJ.C.AYER&C01,LowelllMa5.s.)
Vr.Ktlral tul AnftlTtlral Ch.m!tti
SOIJI II V AM. IJlIL'liGlSlS l:Vi:ilYWHKUH.
Oct. IS, 18T-ly
Cheap and MMle ClotMig,
at als store on
MAIN .STBKET, IN TUB MBW BLOCK,
UUIUMSBUKO, PA.,
whero lie nasjustrecelrco rroia New Vorlt and fnu.
wlelplua a full asscrtmeat ot
j
MEN'S ANB BOYS' CLOTHING.
Including the most faahlonaWo, atuablo and '
nanaaome
DRESS GOODS.
ONSISTINO OP
UOX
SACK,
-FltOCff.
HUM
AND OIIiOLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OP ALL SOKTS HIZKH AND COLOKS,
Ue b&s also reiilealsned nls alrcadj large stoclt or
CLOT1IH AND UAtiitlMKHEI),
I'BD,
PIOUKBD',
,nd;plain:vesth,
"illHTS,
CilAVATK'
M. C. SLOAN & BRO., '
IILOUAISIIl'Itn, VA,
Manufacturers of
Carriag03,'Bu3gies, thaotons, Sloighs,
l'LAKUHM WAOONS.AC.
Flrstxloss wark n!njscn liaml.
ltKPAlKI.S'a NKA1LY DSNS.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
Jan. t, lSIMf
HAAS'
HAAS'
Haas'
EXI'KCTOKANT I
KIU'BUTOKANTI
Stiitctortiatl
tor
C0C0II9 COLDB, Colds Coiieh
Colds and Oomlis. Couths and Colds
lmoxciims, ASTlllIt &
CONSUMl'TION AIIE
Cured, Cured. Cured, t) y uslnj
IIAAS' EXl'ECTOHANTI
HAAS' EXPECTOltANTI
Haas' Expectorant I
for all dlseasesof tl.e 1 taroal I.unirs.
All dlseasesof tbelhroatandLunts.
Tnc oreat. Great Itemedy,
the best and turcst remedr Is
Haas' Kxpc'tTabtl
Haas' Kxpcctomatl
Haas' Kxpcctorantl
tor Pouchs. Colds, Consumption j Croup,
Hoarseness and w hooping Oough,
otnlng Kquals
Nollllng Equal
Nothing Equals
HAAS' EXrFXrrORANT I
Firrr Cants I'ik Uotti.i.
FOll SALE 11Y DltUCCII.STS.
Jan. H, 'JT-'Jin
BIG
Ttunlroft tlrt urn) mm I W KM
EST Mlttanl4
Jf flrv Vmbtntlo
evt. C(.iUnf M IS.
fnt Slh tl,
dJV fcfnfih.Jft
Mr drni, pi ltft
KM Hoai iImv
nnd, tttllar Vutt-B,
twty f.nia rrdJIm
tltiK, nti.1 ftilt' r't
lUn dlairxitul pi. Tti
ftbot riiiW Mntt
(bMI ttUIU tat
nil rs4t. I lar h '
sUt f mmru!tt. a i
juAtlttt,l, Kit.
i LtartUy
87 BOMO fiTKUT, Kw Tort.
GREAT EDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF PAINTS,
OILS,
BRUSHES,
JAPAN DRTEH&
POTTY.
m
StrlcUy PURE WHITE LEAD 11 cents perpounS
guaranteed equal to any In the market.
MONTOUIt WHITit IiADat le eenta per ponnd,
equal to any for durability.
MONTOUR SLATE PAINTS 8, and 10 cents per
Iound, according to color.
MONTOUR METALLIC BROWN t cents per pound.
The best Fire-Proof Iron Point In the Marteu
MONTOUR METALLIC BROWN dry and 9 cents
per pound. According to quantity.
Best Quality of Taint Brushes at low'pris-
PURE MNSEBD OIL
which we Irav in large quantities, direct from the
Manufacturer, and otfi r nt the lowest Market
price.
BEST JAPAN DRYER.
Acknowledged br all our leading Pointers to be
best In the Market.
All our good9 are guaranteed aa represented onu
our palnta to be ground in pure linseed on, or the
money refunded on demand.
send for sample card and price list with testimon
ials. HENRY 8. ItEAY,
Sole Manufacturer.
RuperT Pa.
May6. '18 .-ly.
A.I3STTI3Sra-,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
"fTTM. F. BODINE, Iron Street below seo
Y V ond, Bloomsburg, Pa., Is prepared to do al
kinds of
PAINTING,
and
PAPER HANG NG
In the bert styles, at lowestlprlcei, and at short
HUUW,
Parties havlnir such work to do will save money
calling on me.
AU work warranted to give tatlstaction. Orders
soucitea
&OCKH,
COLLAR?,:
lUNDIiEHCUIKPH,
tiLOVE!',
BUSPENDKItP,
AND
f ' ,
I
iCOuHTER,PlrTF0RM VAGOM&TBK
"AGENTS WArlTEDcNs
EHD rOI. Pl10C.U3r
MARVIN SAFE 858CAIXCO
v 265 BROADWAY A. Y.
721 CHESTNUT ST. PHILA.PA.
10 ff BANKST.Cl.0.
Tlie (irand DuVe Nicholas tlireateued to
cliool a mimler of Russian office rs who
rfkel either furtheoiieiilngof the camjialgn
ut mat nicy siiould lie sent into urnjier win
ter (juarieni.
March l,'7-ly.
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILL8
Printotl at this Oflice
ON SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE I
MOST REASONABLE TERMa
FANOy ARTICLES.
He has couitoiitiy on hand a Urge and well select.
ed assortment ot
Cloths and Vestings,
which he la prepartdto make to order Into any kind
of clothing, on very taort notice, and' In the beet
manner. AU his clothing Is made to wear and most
I ot It Is of Lome manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JKWKLUY
OP KVEHY DESCRIPTION, FIHi! ANI CUJSAV,
UIUCABB OP JEWELRY IS NOT SURPASSED IK
TU18 PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE UI9 QK.HKBAI, ASSORT-
MENTOy
Clothing, Watches,
Jewelry, &o.
DAVID LOWENBERO.
juiy i.iMt
GLAZING,'
Morchlis
WM. F. BODINE.
ALBRECHT & CO.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Tlio Albrecht & Co. Pianos are
first-class in every respect, boine con
sidered tho leading Philadelphia
make by musicians and competent
judges. Through their estenBive
facilities, Messrs. Aluheciit & Co.
uro enabled to turn out instruments
that are not surpassed anywhere", and'
still sell them nt prices within tho
reach of all. No Piano is permitted
to loavo tlieir factory unless satisfac
tory to tho roost nuuiito particular,
hence their guarantee of five years
is a thing of value. AU late im
provements of importance are found
in these instrument.
Messrs. Alurecjit & Co. havo re
ceived the most flattering Testimo
nials from L. M. Goitschauc, Fni2
Art, Gi'stavk Hatter, 1. F. Himmels
lucii, William Wouiefpeh nnd
many other eminent artists, besides
being able to refer to thousands of
private purchasers, schools, bemi
naries, societies and teachers.
Pianos conscientiously selected per
orders by mail, carefully packed and
shipped snl'cly toany parlof the world,
lfePFtr further particulars as to
references, prices and terms, address,
ALBRECHT & CO.
610 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
ly , Hii.-ly,
BLC'OMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
T. L. GRISWOLD. A. M., M. D Principal.
Sra'fi! W.thabounUfulsuPriyofpure,,oft,
Pi.-?tiAn Sm,fi nnrt r,t arrpw. Tachers Pincrlenced. etllclent. and allte to their work. Discipline tlrm but kind, uniform and thoruug 1. Expenses
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all ospoctlntf to teach, students admitted at any time. Rooms reserved 'heu desired.
Courses of study prescribed by the state i
I. Modl School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
AJl.tn. ruiui . I An.,l.m! tT.fVimmprr!.il. 1 1 1. Course in Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Courso In Physical Culture.
The Elementary Stlsntltlc and Classical Courses are PROFESSIONAL, and Students irraduattnfr thcrpln. lecelve State Diplomas, conferring the 'following
comspndinff Krers j .Master Tthe Heinents : .Master of Uie sciences i Master ot the Classics. Oraauates In the other courses receive urraal certincates oi
iuo?iairuire.nKiieruruiJm 1. time
Catalogue. nddrcs- the I'rlncipal. ., . ., vuvrrr Hrrrnnrr.
JHI.V. WILLIAM LLWIXL, Trcildrnt Board of Trustees- LOL. J. O. lULLZI., Kecrrlnry.
sept. 8, Ts.-iy
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
)UII,A1)ELI'I1A AND KKADINO ltOAD
AIIRANUKM ENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
July 19, 1619.
rtN ls it- scrT is roi i owi (srnriT Kit rm
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, rottstllle
Tamaqua, ftc, 11,93 a. m
For Catawlssa, ll,s a. m. and T,3t p. m.
For WUllamsport, e,ta c,u a. m. and 4,oe p. m.
tiiiks row xcrtBT LriT as rouows, (texmr it
cxmo.)
Leave New Tork, s,3 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,16 a. m.
Leave' Heading, ll,s a. m., Pottsvllle, l!,ln p. m
and Tamaqua, I.SU p. m.
Leavo Cauwlssa, 6,20 o,!& n. m. and 4,oo p. m.
Leave Wllilamspui I . 2 a.m, I2,oo ni. and 6,00 p. m
l'osu' ngers i t d from New Tork and I'hlledo
phld go througi lthout change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEK,
Jan. II, n; if. General Superintendent.
N
ORTIIEUN
COMPANY.
CENTRAL KAIUVAY
WHOLESALE DR UG EM POR1 UM.
Corner Muin and larket 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 Paints, Oils,
Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines, Spices,
Ac.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
BRO"WEE'S BLOCK.
Where may be found a large 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.
0"r BROS.
BLOOMSBU JHCi
On and after November 20th, 1818, trains will leave
SUNUUHY as follows 1
NOttTIlWAItD.
Erie 11 all 6.50 a. ru., arrite Elinlra 11.60 a.
" Canandalgua,,. .3sp.m
llochester 6.16
Niagara 40 "
Itenovo accoiumodat len ll.ioa. m. airlio Mlllams
II 11.66 p. in.
Eliulra Mall 4,16 a. in., urrlve Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
lluDalo Express ;,16 n. in. arrive IiufTalo 8.60 a. m
SOUTllWAltD.
Ilunalo Express s.6o a. m, arrive Ilarrlsburi; 4.60 a. m
" Baltlmoro 8.40 "
KlmlraMall 11.16 a.m., arrive llarrisburg 1.60 p. m
" Washington io.m "
" Baltimore o.8o
" Washington 8.80 '
llarrisburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrive Harris
burg lo.6o p. tn.
arrive uuuuuurc a.ro a, u
' Washington e.ls '
Erie Hall li.ss a. in. urrlve llarrisburg s 06 a. to.
" Baltimore 6.40 "
" Washlnirton 10.16 "
All dolly cicept Sunday.
V. M. BOYD, Jr., General l'assengcr Agcn
A. J. CASSATT, General Manage
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Puilauelplila & Erie It. R. Division.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET, BELOW MARKET.
Manufacturer of and Dialer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOEKS
We use the best AMERICAN and ITAl t AN Marble.
Be has on hand and furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
URNS, VASES, &c.
Every variety ot Marble cuttlnir neatly executed at
the lowest market prices.
A long pracucal experience anu personal aueuuuu
i business mates the nroDrtotor conndent of giving
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly attended
JO. 1. U. DO.1 VJI.
$3Tlt. B. Work detineretl ru of chargeTTBl
Aug. 11, 14-ly. T. t GUNTON, IToprletor.
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Yerbatim Reporting.
TKltilH t Actual traveling-, hoarding-, and other
expenses; nve duli&ra a scaalon, for taking the report;
snd ten eenta a folio, ( hundred words, ) for writing
out into long.hand.
Where Uie matter rerortnd In r no day eauala or
exooods mty follow therfrr-'lo"' JrewUlberem-
nneei
CuL'-tand charvtsl at
n cenbi a lullo: but. all buch cosetl. if fewer
than nrty rolloa are purchased, Uie Dve dolura will
U charred.
.Address. 8. N. Walker. A.M. . CoUrtrttenor-
rapher, liloonuburg, Columbia county, ren grlra
nla. Healdence, Iron street, between Third and
nuna.
time WUhRH.nrltM Van . rWilumtilan-hnlLt.
Ink"; entrancexppoblUi e eunt gute to .the court
houseyud, nrst door, nrut door to right,
oaloe-hour, trom.tw&iyn to cue o'clock.
Mbli.int-ly
May 19, n6.-tf.
O 1'
ST ST X) A. DR 3D vTXJir.CTTJDLE
The Largest Assortment !
Tho Befit in quality !
Tho Lowest in Prices !
The Easiest Terms !
YOU "W ILL FIND J. X
G8MER THOMAS1 MUSIC STORE.
14 7 MILL STREET.
' DANVILLE, PA.
DCC1-3IU ,
Then Buy MILLER BROS.'
andaave one-third the cost of 1T T lTl TT1 IT T) A TTVTrp palnUng.and getaiialntUiat
Is much hanilsouier and will V-M I-ji'l I.VWY 1 J 7i.xX,l X last twice as long aa any other
paint. Is prepared ready for use Inwhrteir any color deslredT 18 on many tnouaands of the finest buildings
j um couultv, many oi wiueu uavo uzvi. piunuMi bix years, uuu now iuok aa wen aa wuennrsi painira.
his CHEMICAL l'AINT has taken First 1'remlums at twenty ot Ue state Fairs ot the Union, tiamcle card
of colors sent free. Address MI LI. Kit Bit UN., 10 iVater street, Cleveland, Ohio.
N. y. ENAMEL l'AINT CO, 178.1'nnce street, N. y. May IS, fa-ly.
jmm (sit bp ash
Then Buy N. 7. ENAMEL FAINT CO.'S
S.CHEMICAL PAINT ESS
ir u&g lu vftiite or any colur uetlred. la uvu many thousi
MARBLE WORKS, o
N and after SUNDAY, NOV. 20, I87G
the trains on the Phtludeluhla & Krle Itml
Road Dl Ulon will run as folloft s I
WESTWARD.
ERIK MAIL leaves New York S.Sep, to
" " " I hlladelphls ll.Mp. m
uaiiunure . v.iu p. m
llurnsburg 4,w a. m
" Wllllumsport s.i6 a. m
" " Lock llaen 0.40 a. m
" " Henovo 11.10 a. ra
" arr. at Lrle J.J p m
huoaiu Kxrncss leaves Philadelphia.. 7.50 a, m
" Italtlmore
" " llarrisburg. ...10.ro a. m
4 " arr. at WUllamsport.. 2.i p. m
I. u .i ixick Hincn... s.sjp. m
' " " Henovo 4 45 p. m
" " " Kane K.sop.m
11 " lluITalo .
FAST LINE leaves New Tork 0.23 a. m
" " " Philadelphia 11 son. m
" " " linltlniore 11.35a.m
" " " llarrisburg saop.m
" " arr. at VYllllamspurt r.ljp.m
EASTWARD.
Important to Lawyers. Lay Exrnnss
mlnlstrators, riuordlan, Township oOlcerB, and busi
ness men gvncnuiy.
Wo have on hand a Urge assortment of legal
blanks fo' tho uso ot tttorneys, Justices aud Con
stable's blanks of all kinds, Note and Receipt books
lor AummistTAinrs c.
i'uica LIST.
leaves Kane c.co a. m
" heuoo li.lou ui
" l.(xt iluvcn. 11. 0 a. in
" MUlanisport....l' 40 p. ui
arr. at llairlsbmg 4.1up m
rhtludelphlu T.xu p. la
" NcwVoik 10 la p. u
' lialtlmoro .. 7.3a p. m
" Washington. 9.1.7 p. m
ATTOnNBVS BLANKS.
Precipe for summons.
K1. Fa.
' Itulo to take Depositions.
1 ehoose Arbitrators.
a oenta apiece, cr ll.It) per hundred.
Petition for Appointment of ouardlan.
" Citatlnn
Rule to take Depositions.
Narr In Debt, with confession,
" Assumpsit.
Mechanics Ll'n.
4 cents each or J3.60 per hundred.
Petition for tale of Ileal Estate 8 cents each.
JUSTlCKy ULANKS.
Subpcenas, Summons, Warrants, Executions, to to
' cents cacn.
Leases ....... c cents each
Ulun Deeds - 10 "
I'archrnent Deeds 19 "
A.mpnU & "
nmhnnt IMnrf. KnlKR 90fnrtlM
Oonstable'B Hales s eenu each
Mortgage and Hond 12 "
Anklnifxnf NnSm 1 4t
llocelnta. Notes, school Ordera. Poor Orders. Store
Orders, neatly bound, constantly on hand, or made
to oraer on snort nonce.
We are prepared to do neater Job work than anj
otner omce in mis county.
BKOCKWAV KLWELL,
Editors and rronrletors
Of thSCOLUMBIlH.
liloomsburg, ra
ERIE MAIL leaves Erie 11.20 a. m
" itenovo 8.35 p. m
" I)ck Haven 9.45 p. m
" WUllamsport 11.15 p.m
" arr. at llarilsburg 2.4.1a. m
" " lialtlmoro 7.45 a m
" " rulladclDhla 7.wia. m
" " New York 10 m u. in
FAST LINE leaves WUllamsport . 12.35 a. m
" arr. ai uurriauurg 4. u a. la
" ' llaltlmore 7.45 u m
' " I'lilUdclphla 7.35 a. in
" " New York 10.25 a. m
Accom. West and Day Express East make close con
nection at Northumberland 1th L. I). K. It. trains
fur Wllkes-Ilarre and ticrantoa.
Brie Man west, Magara Jixprcss west, Erlo
Express West and Lrjck Ilaicn Accommodation
West maku closo conncctlin at W lUlamsport w lilt
N. c. It. W. trains north.
Erie Mall w est. Niaccra Express west, and Dai-
Express East muke close connection at Lock Ilaven
Hh U.E. V. Ii. It. trains.
Erie Mall East and west connect at KriA with
trains on L.H. & M. H It.lt. at corrv wiih ti. c. a a.
V. It It. al Emporium wit hB.N.i.4; p. 1:. it. and at
uruiwuoa wuu a . u. jt.
Parlor Cars will run between rhlladelnhta and
WUllamsport on Niagara Express West. Erie Ex-
pre-d West. Philadelphia Impress East Day
Ex-rtssEast and Sunday Express East. Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Dec. l,16-lt General Supt.
and save one.thlnl the cost of riTTTJirTn AT 11 A TXTrn natntlng. nnd get a nalnt that
Is much handsomer and will yjjSLLjJ.lJ 1 J IXS 1 lost twice as long as any other
paint. Is prepared ready for uso In white or any color desired. Is tni many thousands of tne finest buildings
luo couiury, many ui .UIUU uuid utu ijuiiiicu sia jwib, uiiu ujn tu .wim nucuui.1 putuivu.
8CI1KMICAL PaINT has taken First Premiums at twenty oi the State Fairs of the Union. Simple card
olora sent free. Address N. V. EN A MEL PAINT CO., 178 Pilnce street, N. Y., or MILLER
O B., !-, Water street, Cleveland, Ohio. May li,,l ly.
TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
or xiMTEitrsr to dvuht ozm
J". A PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN CHAIR,
wttt ku txljurtablo bdck, maa to support tb bck of tbo fitter
Mir.ljnlnsforwarJiutiiaordlairy portion fur pWlr,, and by
ttfiuiOocrrinnifnttWhkbKtvcBHabavkwanl apd at tbu um
tlof ibwuwttM aomneut.follow LU mot Ion anJ lopportt hlni
jn an joiHloa without- luteifcrlDg la thi leu; with tU fretJo
i t hU movf meuti.
M. A PLATFORM ROCKER ON
CA8TOR3. lih tho long y movement
.3 uw old sijIb, without tho prnjccthiff rocktr
to mar other lumliure andtluhii'ts 1 f roam;
being, la fid, the only Pisiform Rocker nut
(hathaj aprfecily uutafuctory jagu-iutut,
Manufactured for the trade by
ALBERT BEST & CO.,
BUKKALO, M. Y.,
and fur ttU by tbo prluclinl (U-ak-r tbruggboat
Ibo United btatci.
fWlt lift kept by any dealer lu your tows,
end to ui fgi Jtlco Llat od Catalfgiif .
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Dealer in Law Blanks, Sunday School Librariea, Depositary of the
Pennsylvania Bible Society,
WINDOW CUETA1NS, WALL PJLPIB, PICTUBB PBAMES, EEWASD 0ABD3 jJ
Books and supplies not on Land can be furnished
On Short NoHce aH the Most Reasonable Bates,
Jforejii Bxoliaiige Hotel Buikling, Bloomsburg, Pa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKbTBHN ItAlLltOAll.
BLOOMSBUKQ DIVISION.
Tlme-lable No. 9, Takes effect at 4:90 A. M
MONDAY, NOVEMBElt SJ 1675.
STATIONS.
GLENN'S
suzjpjruit soap.
Thoroughly Curies Disjasks of the Skin,
Beautikiis,ti Complexion, Pkevems
and Remedies Rheumatisu and Gout,
ilEAIA hORU AND ABRASIONS OP 11IK
Cuticle and Countexacts Contagion.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries cf the Skin, not only
XKMOVE3 FROM' THE COMPLEXIUN ALL BLEM
ISHES arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
ibose produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. It renders the cuticle
MARVELOUSLV CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLIANT,
and being a WHOLESOME HEAUTHIER U far
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OV SUU
H1UR llATHS are insured BV. Uli: VStt OF
Olenn's Sulphur Soup, nhich in aJJI
lion to its purifying effects, remedies and pre
vents RiiEUMATisu and Gout.
It also DISINFECTS CLOTHING and LINEN
and PREVENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED BY
CONTACT with the PERSON.
It dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
ness, and retards graynew of the hair.
Physicians speak of it In high tenns..
Prices-25 and SO Cents per Coke; per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c and $1.20.
N. U. TI yi cent wlttut triple tlx sIm of lU al
S cents.
" HILL'S lllltt AND WUISKEII DYE1
Black nr Urnwo, SO Cettia.
c. s. cmniaio!, tnft, 7 suti a?., i.y.
Ocl w, l.-ly,
BLOOMSBUitG TANNERY,
u. a. iii:uiu
RESI'liCTFULLY announow to the public
tliat lie bus reojienod
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Bloomsbure. 1'a.. at the
Korltaof tne Espy andLlirut Btreet
roadx, Tv-bere all descriptions ot
leather will bA madn In tbo tnrtfit
substantial and workmanlike manner, and Bold at
prices U) suit the times. The highest price In cash.
nu. . Bit ilium ira uatu iur
OBEKN HIDES
of eiery description In the country. The public pat
VloomsburK, Oct, 1, 1SI&.
MORRIS MIOHEL,
I'RACTHMl, PIANO MAKER,
TUJVEU AND REPAIRER.
ULOOMSBUllU, PA.
NOltTH
p.m. p.m. a.m
8 00 3 M
8 OI 8 61
1(5 111
J 49 8 41
7 4U til
7 S3 8 81
7 II 8 II
7 SI 8 83
7 18 8 It
7 1S 8 17
7 15 3 17
7 07 8 11
7 (13 3 03
CtS 8 04
6 M 3 1
6 45 14
S 80 1 41
0 15 131
1 13
1 t
1 13
1 10
1 18
1 53
1 S3
1 45
1 43
1 40
1 S3
1 19
1 10
1 "I
p.m.
C 09
e ui
s rs
r. m
f is
6 40
5 34
6 S3
5 13
5 10
6 13
4 C5
4 CO
4 83
p.m.
43
9 43
9 SS
9 81
9 M
9 UOl
9 15
9 11
9 o;
05
9 S
8 69
8 US',
S 61
8 43
8 41
8 811
8 HI
8 11
8 OS
8 1
7 tS
7 54
7 401
7 4. 1
7 85'
Scran ton
-Uellevuo..,
Tajlonllle..,,
...Lackawanna...,
rittston
.. West rituton...
...... Vt'yommjr.......
...Maltuy
lfnneit.
Kingston
Kingston
..I'lj mouth June.
....Plymouth ....
Avondalo
.... 'itntlcoke,....,
.flunlock's reek,
. ..Khtckhhlnny.,
....Hick's terry...
....lsearh Haven...
Hcrwlck ....
....Iirtar creek
...Willow drove....
Ime Itldge
Kspy.
...Uloimsburg
ttui'trt
6 U
7 01
7 CO
7 11
7 15
I 15
7 85
7 40
7 4S
7 so catawlssa lirldge,
7 26 ..Clark's- AwlUh..
7 11 Danville
7 oi citulas y......
7 il Camnrtm
43 .Northumberland.
a.m.
W. F. IIAI.
SOUTH.
a.m. p m. p.m.
9 S3 1 10 6 SS
9 48 1 15 0 80
9 63 S 81 b 85
10 l 1 89 6 48
10 OS 1 4(1 6 tO
i 61
1 63
8 04
8 17.
8 111
8 17
8 9
8 17
3 31
S 37 7 63
3 45 8 15
4 OI 8 13
4 15 8 45
4 il 8 fS
4 1-9 9 OS
11 36 4 37 0 50
11 U 4 41 6 55
II 43 4 46 7 li)
11 61 4 61 7 U
II 67 5 1 7 411
1! 1 5 18 7 45
It 07 6 14 7 (1
11 10 6 SO 8 to
II S3 5 83 8 IS
11 tl 6 41 8 40
11 86 6 61 8 47
11 51 8 10 9 li
p.m. p.m. a.m.
,!3 l UAP.
10 11
lu 16
10 10
10 83
1" 17
10 17
10 31
10 85
10 40
I" 44
10 61
11 6
11 17
11 13
11 8
II A II. bunt.
Superintendent's onico, scranton, Dec. 10, 1H6.
WIST CLASH PIANOS AND OlIOANS FOh SALE.
SECOND UAHD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXC1LLKUK,
CKDBH SV MAIL rSOMPTLT EEEOCTStl,
fceei, W-U
WILLIAMSPORT
BOOTS.
HAVE OUR NAME BTAMrED OS THE BOTTOM
AND
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT
Our Goods can be had in every
towu in the County.
J. E. DAYTON, & CO.
"Williarasport, Pa.
6pt. w, 76-em, 1 '
"y AINWIUGUT & CO.,
WHOUUALE UROCKKS,
U.K. Comer Second and Arch streets,
PUIUDtUEn,
Peskts in
liUH, bYKUPS, CvrVhS, BUflAll,
i
. AiCS, sricts, ioajissoni, to-
sOrltrt vny recure proi
r