THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURO, COLUMBIA COLNTY, PA.
Agricultural.
Hessian Fir,
BY CIURLtS LAUJUCIt.
Owing lo the fearful ravages of this llltlo
Insect omntifiit the wheat plant the past ca
on, It becomes of paramount Importance
that thn agriculturist be put upon his guard
In regard to thn Insect, as regard IU origin,
habits, and so fur 111 wo nrc able to point out
a remedy.
Under the naiiio vUVtptcra, signifying two
winged, aro Included all the, lnocts that
havo only t.vo wings, and are provided with
two little tti'ibbed tlireiuU iu plnce of hind
wings, and a mouth formed for sucking or
lapping. Various kinds of gnats and of Hies
are therefore Insects belonging to this order.
The proboc!s or sucker, wherewith they
take their food, is placed tinder the head,
and in many intancs can bo drawn up and
concealed partly or wholly within the cu lly
of the mouth. The young linects, liatolioil
Irnni the eggs of gnats snd iil'llle-, are fleshy
larva;, usually of a whilUli color and with
out legs. They aro commonly called mag
gots and sometimes are mistaken for worms.
They vary in thtlr forms, structure, habits,
transformation", so that it is somewhat dif
ficult to give any general description of
them. Most Insects are hatched from egg
which aro laid by the mother on the sub
stances that are to serve for food for her
young. Tho Hessian fly of this country and
of Europe is a small gnat or midge, and be
longing to tho family oalled Cecldnnvjia ilc
itructor. The iinects of his family aro very
numerous, and most of them in tho maggot
state llvo in galls or unnatural enturgenif uts
of stems, leaves, and buds of plants, caused
by tho punctures of the winged insects in
laying their eggs. The Hesian fly, wheat
fly, and some others differ trim the majority
in not producing such alterations in plants.
The Hess an tly was scientifically describ
ed by Mr. Say, in 1S17. under the name of
Cetiilonyia dettructor. It obtained its com
mon name trom a supposition that it was
brought to this country by tho Hessian
troops under the command of Sir William
Howe duriug the revolutionary war.
The iiead and thorax ol this lly are black;
the hind body is tawny and covered with
fine grayish hairs; tho wings aro blackish,
but aro more or less tinged with yellow at
tho hasp, where, nN, tluy are very narrow;
they aro fr'nged with short hairs and arc
rounded at tho end ; tho body measure
about one-tenth of an inch in length, and
the wings expand one (purler of nn inch or
morb.
Two broods nro generation, and are
brought to maturity in the cuirnj of a year,
and the (lies appear in tho spring and au
tumn. At each of these periods the tly laj
twenty or thirty eggs in a crease in the leal
of tho young plant. In about four d.iys in
warm weather, as in the present season, they
hatch, and the palo red larv;c, "true to iu
stinctor something else, crawl down the
leaf, working their way in between it and
tho main stalk, pas-ing downwards till they
come ton joict, just above which they re
main.a little above the surface of thecrouuri
with the head towards tho rootof the plant."
Here they imbibe the sap by suction alone,
and by the simple pressure of their bodies
they become embedded in the side of the
stem. Two or thrco larvio thus embeddei
serve to weaken the plant and cause it t
wither and dip. Tho larva? become full
grown in five or six weeks, then measuring
about three-twentieths of an Inch in length.
About the first ot December their skin hard
ens, becomes brown and then turns to
bright chestnut color. This is so called flax
seed state or pupariiim. Iu two or thru
weeks these semi-pupa (strictly speaking;
becomes detached from the old case. Iu
this partly developed state tho larva) re
mains through the winter. Towards tin
end of April or b. ginning or May the pupa
becomes fully funned, and in the middle 01
May the pupa comes firth from tho brown
puparium "wrapped in a thin, white skin,
which it sodn breaks and is then at liberty
to commence its depredations on the wheat
plants." The flies appear just as the wheat
is coining up in the spring ; they lay their
eggs for a period of three weeks and then
entirely disappear. The m iggotts hatched
from these egg- take the flaxseed form in
June and July and are thus found in the
harvest time, moit of them owing to their
positions on tho stalks remaining on the
stubble. Most of the flies appear in autumn
but others remain in the puparium until the
following spring, being retarded -in their
transformations beyond the usual time, as i
found to be the case with many insects; so
that the life of these individuals, from the
egg to the winged state, extends to a year or
more in length, whereby the continuation
of the spec'ia in after years is made more
sure. In the winged tate theso flies, or
utoro properly gnats, are very active, and,
though veiy small and seemingly feeble, are
' able to fly to a considerable distance in
search of field of joung grain. Their prin
cipal migrations take place in August and
September to the middle states where they
undergo their final transformation earlier
tuau in more northern localities. They
sometimes tnko wirg iu immense swarms,
and, beginning probably aided by thn wind,
are not stopped or turned from their course
' either by immntuins or rivers, lieiug at
tracted by liuht they aro very annoying in
tho evening during wheat harvest, as the
enter bouse unprotected by netting in count
less numbers.
Various means bavo been recommended
for preventing or lisseuing the ravages ol
the Hessian lly, and, further, it appears
doubtful whether any of them will ever en
tirely exterminate the insect. The stouter
varieties of wheat ought always to be chosen
and the laud should be kept iu good comll.
tion. If the nheat is sown lati some of the
eggs will bo avoided, but risk of winter kill
lug the plants will bo incurred. Too much
caunot be said In l.ivor of 11 judicious man
agement of the soil, feeding off tho crop by
cattle in the autumn, and burning the stub
ble after harvest; these precautions will ma
terially lesson the evils arising from the tic
predations nt this noxious insect. There
are several inject praltles preying on this
species, one of which pierces tho larvio
through the sheath ot the leal ; others again
destroy the fly while In tho flaxseed orsemi
pupa state. The ravages ot the Hessian fly
have been greatly checked by these parasl
tes, so that It is in nmnv localities somewhat
checked In its depredations, ltut to say the
least ot tills serious infliction by this insect,
we need In connection to what is actual!)
known in regard to its habits, a plain histo
rical detail of tho in.ect, embracing all tho
reptitious complications and doubtful point
and have them eliminated, so as to make
the subject plain and practical to that por
- lion of the community who are encaged in
agriculture, whether they are amateurs or
professionals Kven then it will require
closer habits of observation than I lie mobr
Ity of people may have time or inclination
to bestow ujion the subject In order to muke
an application of the remedies that exper
ience may jmcrihe, however tUiclual tbey
mtj lis.
Miseellneous.
Il.irk Twnln's Lntrst.
Ono ttip tho caplaln had n clcrgynim on
board, but did not know lie was a clergy
man, since the passenger list did tint betray
tho fact. He took n great liking to this
Rev. Mr. Peters, and tall-ed with him a great
ileal ; told him yarns, gavo him tnotlisomo
scraps of personal history, and wovo n glit
tering streak of piofanlty through bis garru
lous fabric, that was refreshing to n spirit
wearyof thediill neutralities of undecoratcil
speech. Ono day tho captain said !
"Peters, do you ever read the Itible ?"
Well-yes."
"I judge It nln't often, by tho wav you say
It. Now, you tackle It In dead earnest once,
and you'll find it'll pay. Don't you get dis
couraged but bang right on. l'lrst, you
won't understand it ; but by and by thing
will begin to clear up, and then you wouldn't
lay It down to eat."
"Yes, 1'vo heard that said."
"And it's so too. Thero ain't a bonk that
begins wilh It, It lays over 'em all, Peters,
There's somo pretty tough things in it
thero nln't nny getting round that but you
stick to them and think' them out, and
when you nine got on tho lnido ever) thing's
plain as day,"
"The miracle-", too, captain ?''
"Ye-, sir! iho miracles, too, Every one
of them. Now, there's that business with
tho prophets of Us.nl ; like enough that
stumpsd you?"
"Well, I don't know-"
"Own up, now ; it stumped you. Well,
I don't wonder. Vou hadn't any experi
ence In raveling such things nut, and natu
rally It was too much for you. Would you
like to havo mo explain that thing to you.
and show you how to get at the meat of
these matters ?"
"Indeed I would, captain, if you don't
mind."
Then the captain proceeded as follows :
"I'll do it with pleasure. First, you see,
I read and read, and thought and thought,
till I got to understand what sort of peoplo
they were in tho old I'iblo times, and then
after that it was all clear and easy. Now,
this was tho way I put it up, concerning
Isaac and tho prophets of Baal. There was
some mighty sharp men amongst the public
characters of that o'd ancient day,and Isaac
was ono of them. Isaac had his fallings
plenty of them, too ; it ain't for mo loo
apologize for I-aic; he played it on the
prophets of llj.nl, and like enough he was
justifiable, considering tho odds that was
against him. No, all I say is, 'twan't any
iniraelo.and that I'll show you so's't you
cm see it yourself.
Well, limes had been getting rougher ami
rougher fur prophets -that is, prophet's of
sjac's denomination. Thero was -150 proph
ets ot Hill iu the community, and only ono
Presbyterian; that is, if Is.iao was a Pres
byterian, which I reckon ho was, but it don't
siy. Naturally, the prophets of Haal took
all the trade. Isaac was pretty low spirited,
I reckon, but he was a gooil deal of a man,
and no doubt he went .1 prophesying around,
letting un to be doing alandollicu business,
but 't.wa'ntany.tiae; hecould's't run any op
position to amount to anything. Iiy and
by things got desperate with him; besets
his head to work and thinks it all out, and
then what does he do? Why, he begins to
throw out hints that tho other parties are
this and that and t'other nothing-very de
finite, may bebut just kind of undermining
their reputations in a quiet way. This made
talk, of course, and finally got to tho king.
I'lio king asked Isaac what ho meant by bis
talk. Says Isaac, 'Oh, nothing particular;
only can they pray down fire from heaven
on an altar ? It aint much, may be, your
wajcs'y, only can they do it? That's the
idea.' tso the king was a good deal disturb
ed, and ho went to the prophets of Haal, aud
tbey said, pretty airy, that if he had an altar
ready they were ready ; and they intimated
ho better get it insured, too.
So all tho children of Israel and their pa
rents, anil the other people gathered them
selves together. Well, hero was that great
crowd ot prophets of Haal packed together
on one side, ami Jsaoo walking up and duwn
all alone on the other putting up his job.
When tiuio was called, Isaac let on to be
comfortable and Indifferent ; told the other
team to take the first innings. So they went
at it, tho n hole 40 praying around the al
tar, very hopeful and doing their level best.
They prayed an hour two hours thrco
hours and so on, dumb till noon. It
wasn't any use; they hadn't took n trick.
Of course tlioy felt kind of ashamed before
all those people, and well they might. Now,
what would a magnanimous man do? Keep
till, wouldn't he? Of course. What did
Isaac do? He graveled the prophets of
Hud every way he could think of. Says he:
lou don t speak loud enough; your God's
alecp, like enough ; or perhaps he's taking
1 walk; you want to holler, you know' or
words to that effect; 1 don't recollect tho
exact language. .Mind, I don't apologize for
Isaac he had his faulls.
Well, the prophets of Haal prayed along
tho best they knew how all the pfternooti,
and nev;r raised a spark. At last about
sundown, they were all tiickerul out, and
they owned up aud quit.
Wln.t does Isaac do now 1 Ho steps up
and sajs to some friends of his thero : 'Pour
four barrels of waler on tho altar!' Every
body was astonished ; for the othtr side had
prayed at it dry, you know, ami got white
washed. They pour it nn. Hays he, 'Heave I
on four more barrels.' Then he says, 'Heave
on fonr more.' Twelve barrels, you see, al
together. The water ran all over tho altar.
and all over thesides, aud filled up a treifch
around that would hold n couple of hogs-
heads measures itsays; I reckon Itmeaus
about a hogshead. Some of the people were
golug to put 011 their things to go, for they
allowed he wascrazy. They didn't know Is
aac. Iaae knelt down and began to pray ;
he strung along and strung along about the
hcatlu-u iu distant '.amis, and about the sis.
Unchurches, and about tho stato and tho
country at large, and about those that'H in
authority iu the government, aud all the
usual program, you know, till everybody hail
got tired and gone to thinking about some
thing else, and then, all of a sudden, when
uobody was noticing, ho outs with a match
and rakes It on the under side of his
leg, and piffl up the whole thing blazes
like a bouse afire ! Twelve barrels of water?
Petroleum, sir, pitroluun I that's what it
was!"
"Petroleum, captain 1"
"Yes, sir; tho country was full of it. Isaac
knew all about it. Vou read th Hible.
Don't you worry about the tough places.
They ain't tough when you somu to think
them out and throw light on them, There
ain't a thing In thn Hible but what l- true ;
all you want is logo prayerfully to work and
cipher out how 'twas done." Atlantic
Monthly,
This Is the captain's own mUtake.
Au Oihknsh, Va. genlu woIvm the ro
gumption problem, AngoU U only worth
three per cent. preuiiiim,lelthoOoverunn-ut,
dp ray, htict a three-cent )oi&ge tttauip on
ch dollar bill, and the thing Is done.
Scribnot's Monthly for 1877-78,
'Without recatllnir tho excellenco ot tho nut. tho
pnuii-hers ot Mcrlbncrs's Month'' nnnounco (or tho
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,t mro'iinNm ol m.irvelou9 simpli
f rt'inrlnj; tmt tho iutl'lifcnci of a
i .i! I t'i hi iniitul.iie,) t c ipablcot repro.
i!"tMir, without limit itlon, ihn tiMii'nl
r . -Mtutio-ii of tho past, ruF'sr.sr an I
l"'.t)R': Thu i-cuiiM is faulllr,
n.t ii mcIoiIv, hariuony .i i'l ihvt'in,
.iol Instrument ii cminontly ;ula,jtcl
fir H ttulay Schovl'i, pracr ami i -viv.tl
m-itWi, l.o.no devotional txtrrlsi-i,
:!! I in all ciscs w!ero nxn ctrp ct
music U icquirctl, and no musician is at
Jknd to pcrfunn. Address,
MANUKACIURLUS,
liX li5 ti 17 E. 231 St, ITer Vcri.
NOV. 15, TT-lin.
HL C. SLOAN & BRO.,
1IMI0.11SIUJIU;, I'.A,
Maiiutdctun-ra of
Carriages, Bujgios, Phietcns, Sleighs,
rMTFOltSI WAOONS, e.
riritlasn it eric ai aj s on hand.
Iltl'AltllMl NUATLV DO.NIi
l'l Icea reduced to butt tho tlttus.
Jau.S. lt tt
S'.jafc''ii;i!ii n
A A'ow Pcpai'luro
from
Uiu .llnntiliiclurxT lo Iho
Ciinsiiinci'.
ror CASH wo mil Mil tolln cnssttMEH insuch
(quantities as ho In ijr Need nt
JtANUiwcirnKifH rnior-s
nhd thus naio at
licforo purchsln elscwhero send for our prices of
STUICTLY i'UllE WHITE I.EA1),
MONTOUIt HLATU i'.MNTS,
Mo.STiivn Mr.rAi.Liu whits,
siosTont MivrALLir imow.v,
PUEB LINSEED OIL
13 EST JAPAN DRYER.
Best Paint Brushes,
VAnNIdll, A LI j KINDS,
srntrrs op'tT'iiit.ntixc,
e.zsi:i:i Oil, PUTTY.
M.imrilo card? and nrlco
list furnished without
charge.
orders and Inquiries by mall will receUo nroinnt
Ukll'UllUii,
1IEXRY S. UEAY,
KurERT, l'A.
Jtayj. -;9.-ly.
. iM.i
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itt tn i mti ihk H'clii'i i li i iri
- I t( t'-CtllCtt tv lil.tl I ,4 ill l i . ut
;-.! 1 1 c 1 1-in nut jiml t'XiM'itu1-.
1 -it'-itf" m lint jt.iim il niK't'ilb'. cm niit. I
n.iii i ,itni i i.
Qr. Pisics's Favorite Prescria-iii.
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i' uiino-
tin' clintn
ii iu it I nt; ,i IiM of i-i
nicilli'al
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Him
ii ''i'iii i lie iiMiKilt1 --itJiii, 1
iit l.lk3 itl. MMHl'.iMii i .1 .1 l.Vi-
Ml liio It. Ill ll'll' Hill l i it 't will
I tll Ml'l-t - tllfillt l-M't'i" inmu
n.'. .il.'l iii win u i- it l'-r .no nf
ailiHt'iu- liir 'ilih'ii 1 iiv'intiHMi I i'. lli;it J lei
rit -cii a iimti'i' . jovi:ivi: ;itr!.-
'l'CiE It n LtihI!i-i.i1 i-iIi-.'I li ti."l it'll1!' I
b llU' tlllll' 1T.i-lliil"il-. tif ll.U t."'lll. iU i( til' I ' l
tlP -HI' ll-fil, 1 Mill, ml IfllMII Of .hi' l.'ltll. IV
tlili-'l-. of li.r mc.hr, i,i li nm; Ih-imi i.iKi-tt ;irni t
llt tiillicrllniH,liii'l lli r.i-!' li'in ? hr Hill II
I U"C'iiiinnnt it. I'ronip'h i i'fun'1 Un ui'H vv 1 1 m I
fur .1. II l'l I not tin lil"-t t'l'lli'i't I'liilli'tfiiii1 III
iu irtnc-, 1 rouM tint .i.m' ii ,i 1 'I i inkier tl.c-o
(uiiilili"ii-: bin tn j ir-c wit' I il- M ii i ' niii:n"ii
I.ivh cti.c-. ni tli'Misui)- "f i"'. I led tinr
rmitt'd and prrlrcti) -ulc In rlUlM"
liulli my ri'iMii.ttiou uml m mono i,.
Tl O t '1 M IM J III ( IIHIMlHf flf lli-l'I'O-t l'l
Mil 1 1 i i i oriti ri f-i-ci j:itu m.m w
rl etui'-, .ii if li in igh aii'l rii a tuttt i
l unci' bi'f'iti' ;iil.iinij. In iitiv nn1 liflno: I
fin i in i'."i, l,i'i-m' riuu inir, J'ainliil Mn .
I't'll'l'l-. M1'll'-.Klls Ullt'll f'Ulll llfttl.ltll I
f.iii-i'i, In i't ii it it (., Wr.ik Itii'k, I'lit'-iji!!-. -r
ti.liu,: f iiiti t 't'rii-, AnltiMfiim aii'l IU tl -c.
Ml, Kf.ll'lll ll'lUII .t'li"tinii-, Illlt'lllll Hi' ,
Ncv iui 1 ii'ino li tl, Ill'hiliU, Ih'-'mtnli'i
Til 1 1' llL'MO.'. M'MMfl i.l! t llin.l'.l' ('llfl'tll'lll. It
fi.i'liiiKH mil iili'l Ub'Ci.liluil nt II-, i' I'ti'i'ii-. lui
irur .In finiO", ur .-KM illlv, ri'inu u W i-'.iLiii .
.ui'l vr in.iin-hUh liiniiU. iIi-c.iim 1'n'i'Ifiil t
U'lm.iu nut mi' ait'hi'tl I i-ic, hi n 1 iilU'i'tKini
I..I tmii'i', i ii 1 ivniiii) Prc-i'i lit)'in v i I
fiiift tho niiiryl ot tin' wurlil Tli'
IiiC'l il' I ) ihiI -t-'l ;m a t'Uif.lll. bu! II
,i ..ii i.i v tiilil1 a kI nitlnich ol mil -
lo
nt' :i iii"-t coi fi-'-i (." i iii in nil ehi-'ii
'I tin' -t II tl iliMII ef W-'li .i:i. It , ill
t, iKtr ill it cl i li.ti-iii, iii itiiy l tut
ii.
Ii'-iro furtl inf n ni'i'i'! vt iiko
t'.i. HH ll HI '1 tl K TkuI I isil .M N
i I. HVl-hlt. il If i ' -'I'
I..- I-.1.1. mi M-i.li.i i ,t
I.,; ni n tli-i-i .i
. . ' '! 1- .1 .l II 1 -
1 ' , ''11 ,ll "I I .T 1
vr. vtiv.'svtuX'i'itiTi Ma,v
j p;ti ti r ,
i. J'. : ti
wp.23, 77-tf
AYI1AII. A fronts wantnl, HueU
nMilc"ltlmato, rjrtlciilarflfrce.
AddreiiJ WORTH & CO (btUuli.Uo.
tnJ MofrMo JUUt r.bolotety am) nedIT
rnmrl, litliiW uojitiUtiit. NiDdtUiujj
fo LHtrtlcnltin. I in. CtrtLiut,
UT athloffton fcu CLluuo, III.
IT, -77-iy It & C
- ALT.IOT.ok.
- ciHisntsWLstfriiE --
TiiROATiWfjGS.LlVS-R&RlGDD.
In i lie on. li-t lui nn -1 ii' 1 1 1- to ii .-ii thu niilt.-u I
r"- 'i-"" Ill i. n-r. ii. c .1 .-ni ii
I i m - l.i- I I-. i "in I ii rl hi ti a n,,,,! , i.ihi i- ,,; s .
Illll-'l ...I)- C J IIM' ..-.-lll-. ll i i I,. I
1. I. ln-li Ii I ailn 11 ii iCfCl.tlilc kll.icilMiu fi r I i it
h.K lln i-li-l,. I.i in uric cii-r Ii-.,,),. ,, ml, !,(..! hi
HUP tlll'illl-IIIC. 'I lll'l-l IHI-lll Cut I III' f.H-l - f'-llllil pi '
IliO t IU.lt Mil II"! nf Uiu I Ml.,,1 Hull! HI. C.IM-. Kllll II
Ir h.i. lii-cn Iihiii tu iMiinm.r. in ihu etun
Ilri.iKlillU, m-ii ! 'iiuyk, .mil Ihci-.i I-IIUi-Aiil
't.llall lltjiliii . H i,.,, t.hitiil,ci r Q
im-illCjil I.ii-iln, uii.l cm in-lit !n,.,-i!ii,it in i,.
liinliil-c II Uiu nieini"l innur.il ili-,-,ii-iy n tl o
line. Utile ii ynu-, tl,t- MU-U. liiuylii, it
.muicii.c.i; iim m.ipiii . inn-iii,., ,,
lillMMl. Ill H.Kii'it in,. lli'iti ill III l-Mllnl .
HV IHiipci I ie-, Il inn--, ii I lliiiii,,,., ,,; , ,
pic. in I.i lip Hun, Mi- i-iii-.ii .11-,-,.. M., ,.
I ! mil, iiii.I moil clli-,-1-. a,,, i-i-,,s, 1,1,1
iui.n licuhh iiii.i ., ,.,, ,,,,.
ii -he I. l.i-i .li,ii-i, snii.rl u, t'l'H-r
Mirri-.Miil .ir ll.nul, uin. in Hu l. u.l
iin.iifn.ut ih c.i-c. i ., ,. i,,, ,. ,. , ,.,
he ll.i. iiuucilui, .iiiiiMHi, i,i,.l lull.-
Idling lll.i-ll-ll.C.
if uiu ft, I iluli.iiitm,-,,!,
pi,,i,r nf Lni, ni- i-lii.w ,n .
1. li nn.iilhiM
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i ii-p-, ire, iipiii iieii.i.ii,c ,ii .i.i i,-.
nn u;l lui-n.tl limn ..i-clnii. iil-fin , ,. i n,iii i.
iliLlii-. iw ilrii, nail l-.KiMn I'liwiH.iii.i. - i
itii-u.ur nniHttnu, Htxl iii'irini M".. hi .,,m .
tin ci-ii fr.iiu '!'ii-il,l I.I i iiuiaiit
.1. it,.,,. ,-iv- ,. " l.ll'l'l'
plllllll' uH- ..iit ,-f nii-u .1., , .,.
.,- i ,- I. A. tl n-im-if. l i ,. i
!'. ' c i u ii Mcl.i-.il In . . i-i
.1- it t-ii-i-i. m-ili-i-l i-in--, i, .uu i
.in- ;mi ,- icl iiiHl l.i-.i.ih- ,
I "t.l-
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11. I.
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fcep. , nt-tf
$45j
IJJI AVATrtl and nuix-a
hhhiiii wumiir.r riv m ituevpryorilut-. Out.
'Ill UU! J. II. GA) lurU i to., tlili.g. III.
auif. ir, T-ly It t O
Krom inn aate me lUocmkturj oas Company win
put in tervlce pipes at nnt cct and (urnlsu and bet
Lnclo 8 at four daLuun each.
Ihe company nam on band a lot or m tar suited
or imlntliiK roofa, and porta or oiner tEitjera piucod
l-rtco lo oiLta per pUlon or USO per barrel.
V- O. W. aiLJ.II!,
to t'.i" I'on-nmir.
S2500
aus. 17, it-ly
OPIUM
n-ri i uijjij.wis-TUi.il ii i:.i)M-
I GARBOMM
2 A ii:CDORI2ED L11 It ACT Or PZTK,OLEI7Z. S
H Only ArriclG iliat fill Bestore Hair on Bald M. ?
rA' CAr;P.OUNE CARCOLINE ICAPiBOLIWE I' tneparwl frnmthe
JA n,ii .vriiii " i:im..tfii Hi- Inir. !,nl ni it l!ow fmni Nnliire'n gretii
i: '' "" n" ' 'i"1 "iir In it mnki. ,.,n, ;,.., ,, a,y( ,v n )w r (
i. r rtnl IMP f'MirtnllNF
.jAii ihtiii.l lr i. it.-. I Mom r,il hair.
-1 Hto i, Ll.i'iii lo io I in l lliiRlo lli.lniice.
I CAnUOLINE
CARBOLINE
t.rfliil iclcl i ft ilHli.triiR. PrlnriA niny lmlr.
IbtiolHoyo lh.iotcs tlifl lmlr nat.ir.ill.
: CARBOLINE CARDOLINE
Ilivlgorntm llin M-il's Artn lll'f magic
1 (loinn-KiiilcrB on t ilJ brads,
2 CARDOLINE CARDOLINE
I Strrngtl rni IU hni Ilrrommeml Ititlf.
tA Mukti ll.f oiti luuk 7uuiir!Asin.
S CARDOLINE CARDOLINE
In n-.l dye. Iti'MtTM ln.t Ulnllty.
rcrftitmi Mint other fakir rciior-t. ,.i ly claim,
2 CAR30LINE CAR30LIME
m Slntoi lair riow. Alitluttly itiialn
I lslhetalk all ur tuwn.
CARDOLINE CARDOLINE
rj Is the UU balr tonic. H fuifii.fi tlw Inir.
Is Jfst I uil to bnotao a liuiuilinM Tiinl.
a CARDOLINE
CARDOLINE
3 IXZI': Ou,;Ttr.,i,ill'c!:!1.,,';;.,
S
I, CAHBOUNE CARDOLINE
C aMilalnitioiiiluemh. Hntou-. endi nl c.tor.
la iiralitil by vwty out t.lio bat ii uu it
w ..ir- -
CARBOLINE CARBOLINc
lia tiitural prMmt. Itrtlorra c11pbmI lmlr
Is the cru ning mcinsi,! I Le inuliml voild
CARDOLINE CARDOLINE
Cooling ami cleanly. hfhiT(-i t.iuii'.
la worth ita In rTohl.
CARDOLINE CARDOLINE
- Makmllu'lmlr ll'. Inniii-. pni, ,,rl.iln
1 uy hi ou Hill nccu icrcl it.
nAnnni irJP
CARDOLINE
l'l he. . in- . ,'i'.,r.
-ii.w.1) u;:a;i.-.
j teal tTcryni rr.
Cj-ii.vi.d ih:ai.s
Nov. l(i,-lm
Tin, Sited
am i
AndBacsia vtr9s SSlevated vert Range
STEAM, WATER PILE, VALVES AN I") KITTINGS,
Constantly on1,PLUMlING
Oct. 19', 77.-tf Attended lo
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
ana save onc-tuiril tlio cost or palatine, anil get a paint that la much lianclaeiner, nail 111
l.AbT nlltll.lS LllXdAS ASYOTllKltl'.M.NT.
Is crcnared reailv lor uso in liltooran color ilcslrecl. Honin.iny IlioiisaniHof tlio finest biillillngi
In Iho cuiii iry. main of iihlchliaie Imn imlnlcil sl. jears. .mil now look as ill iw whin Hrst pilnt, il
U1IKM1UAI. PillS r has taken I Irtt I'llliMll'.Ms at twenty of tho stu e Knits of Ihu I'liloii. .siiinnlociiiil ot
ulorsbi lt frce. Aililrei. S. V. UN A M V. I, PAINT L. O., IM l'lluco direct, N. ., or lIl'.NIlV I.
LDKIl i: bON . Audits 13iil..MarKct(,lreet, I'lillaaelplila, ra. uuiyii, -ii-iy
IS
LAMEST 1EWSF1PEE
AND HAS THE
MaxgGSt Circulation:
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $2.00 a Year.
Country Produce taken on Subscription
THE BIFFKRESItfT STYLES OF TYPE
IN THIS PAPEB
OF THE INNUMERABLE
4JJ
aND material
IIjih tie Coliuimlbiim ffi0Bo
BiaiMGs oli
OFFICE NORTH SIDE OF THE COURT HOUSE,
BLOG1WSBTJRG, PA,
m
s
e ' mvitileil liv ti.r.iiui..lelieiiilt, UM1
i . -. ,nP.iiVI. lir iniilinir nn Inler.fi
I1"1.1 " ,,r " , ,,! 'I . ? n I t rlj
enlint; nciDtint wrlllcti by Mr. Clm. I Ior-i-j
tiiti, luulciit or Iho Ifntilier town 01 I
Kiai-lit i In Itimla. Mr. Uniloii linilW
li nil with cxtrauiilin.iry miciiw llio neS
nf IVli.ilenni ti)Kiti inltle mil linrefiS
tlmt Ii 1 1 liwi lln ir lml r mi hrlnir nllei leil
'ttlllilho cattle 1 lauiie. The ,lea wJ3
t.iti.Vclcil to I I in tlirntiRli a very ctirinini.
eii-ciiiiiiiitii'e, namely, lie rcotillcctula
llint a tormercrvnnt'at tlielintel(iiritiia- y
'turely Inlil, liml a ulnctilar lial.it wiling
Hiimi'ninir tlio I'ltnis of wiping lili itm- !
lleiini-lKniriiiiieil liiintls 1111011 the wntilVil
1 1 1 - ...'il !..!.... ... 1.1... IPI.. J
,"" . ' " I
iii'.n'i.i It, mi Iim iir-t (ippenianco nt lliusj
Im't I lie n ni the i-til iect of tr- neral n-rl
nur'.. hi heml liuiiu enieruil willi nn
n'mii liipei' of I ive (imkct i t.vcK iiaiii. i.a
.'m . i v "lull rnilci'iiniieinMiiliiirintinie
ii I, inn II llil-lliul of i-tiTii 1, ut - J
lltll'i'lntiei- to In ll;o plllillc Ii, IheS
wn.-.il. Kinm prmliciil e.ipniiiiiili";
ntir clieniieal friitnl lieeiiine ct)iiiiicecl
,ll".t ''' lr.ol,"m if I'peily ,rep.ir,iia
i.l..n.in.i.inK nln l.a.1 tl.c remaik-S
ai.lc tnjKTi v iu usttinnp the hair to lls
n..nn!t ini( nnl t-ulor; Mill fimlierex-l
l' "tnciitH wi'ii; m ctwcirv In imilli(C ting
uv.ji Ic cninliimrx th'' mi'iKrnuu 'jtinlitiCKr"
of i!k' oil in :hi nrci iWlu foim ami niltr,
MtU ICI1(ItM, h H.m'i.iiMe of linS
l,:iiiMil m ilumtilr mtln) Ir.uums r.an (Jo
( o.ij,iie; lio inm jufeiila
to (lie pulilie williimt fenr uf contrailic-X,
tion if tin- l'i'-t i-,iiitiiliveanil l:iiitlller?
ot lln- liair the wurlil li:is ever piniliiceil.
i iiith. iixi: iini.t.ut pin miiii.i:. 3
.-oid I y nil liruuUH. s
r: rs rr w zr. r y ct co.
(it iii'tnl A -1 nt-itur the l'nlti-,1 Kntf A fnna-lns.
Cir. :t:.-: : A. i :, r.;::'.::!!, r.
-lui.!) iu.Ai.'i-ii.u,: iu:ai).s-g
iu ujijr a ds tj w.d iii:as-
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Eviuis' Dlock, Main Street.
DHAIiEUS IN
Stoves, Range?, Fire Flacs Heaters, Mantles,
PUMPS ,6c. etc.
MANL'KACrUKBS Ol-'
iron and Copper Ware, and
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE
Solo Agent- for tlio
and STEAM FITTING Promptly
THE
.1s1sobbb ss and .HTaiBcy
THE SUN.
ISIS
I-.W VOHti.
I-J1S.
AHie tlra" n- rrnn li-i fur the renewal of xiitwctlii-
tlOllH. I'll K U N H'OUlll ri'lllllill IM fll8lll1 ami w II-
Wiepi over where 111 il It M ngulu a emidl late ior
tin Ir ciiii-ld.'iatliili ntul n'tpp .rt. l'in in reeoM fur
llil niiM ti n v erii it re nn inr u cuiiii'iu im ci '
lieniiy iiniHlhy ami iretiernui eo nn'rilon which
me filllier(i) men cxteiiUul to lttruni evtiy ipiar
tcrnfth" I'nloH.
Hl.n t..ll. 1. n fnll. hnwi Omut n' mllimill
1 rice Iiy iniill, msl pal I 3.1 een a inuiith or rli.-H
The Hin.int eillllonif rnp Mi-MHan lifhl-nagi'
ulli-el of M col ni N Mhlli' HlMtiK til.' 11 imutllli'
ilni.lt ni-. eo itiiln n lariri' ainn nit "t literary ntul
iiiMei'lliiiii". in itfr .p,t I iilj ireiiinil lorlt ni
M-xniv ms n.uiiKl Hi n ureal siicees'!, i uc v"'"
yl.aoajeur.
Tin- W'crlilv Mini.
Cfl.n ,1.w tint LnnivTnii! U'Vl-flV Uni ? It ClrCtt-
lati'itliroinrii'itit IliiiPiiHeil -laics, Hie canuiMi ami
iH'iotnl Mnelv tun innnil t mullet xrei't liiiM lcnino
Hires wei Kli, mm l-i'ifitrii ii in uiu iwuim k'h"' ,
nin, III, r ninl llli'lnl 1 1 H news, e Hurl ll. nit li-tll-
1 uml. uml llti-rnrj ih parttnei t- m.-koll esienllilly
a J mini furl In- tanilli ami tlio tlre-l'le. Tirinc:
lull ifiiinirii .i-iii.i'wi iu -, I'lnirr"1
eiitiM.tcri'il m.nk".Hlt the cIickih'sI tiinvipaiii r p ib.
Ililn-cl. 1'urcliitnolten nllhjin cash, wo lll scml
an eMra col-free. Adilrifit
11 111.1-111,11 CT I III.
nov, 5, 'it sw New York i Ity.
CHRONIC i
1. .New
put lis lunik
mil In I ll.lt
i nlticst of all Ijunks -"Plain llome'latkiiinl Medical
'oiiiinim siiisC'-iieiiiiv l.w. piijrei, nun 11 Hi -l rn-
ttonsm Ur H. It. Kunl'i:, of 1i I j'xliml un Ace.,
N. Y l'lirclmiiTs nf thlilio knrcnt lllH-rt v lo con-
nlt Its nuihorliv iniill rice. Price Iiy innllias mr
inn iiTAsticitiicilillon.iii- tl.ro for tho i-oii'i.uieilu
tlnn, Mhlch cntitulnsnlithc nmc innllfrnnil lllus-
ir.uions. conieiiis inuii's nee, .kciiis uhiih',iii
Ml'IiliAY HILL 1'lllLlMll.MI CO., UU 1'n-t IS t
St reel, . Y, OCt. 18 1 1 1 -Mil
$60
l'er month will lie oaM to a ltooi! ener
getic limn tnenc: county to lulrodnco
int. nnrs
Hew Illnstrateil History or Potin'a.
Write Immediately, and stato exnirlenco In this bu
siness, und age. .Aililrens,
I). C (lODDtUril, I'ublMier.
Iliirrisbiiiir, la.
!TI)on't fall losay lcliat piper you saw thu In.
oct. u-uw
BLOOMSDUUG TANNERY.
c. t. s: n tt t c
KKI'I-X'TI-'L'l.I.Y .niiiniiiices to tlie public
Ll, liiai uc iitt-rcui'niHi
. HXYDi:irrt tanvi:ky,
' .: (fild stand) ItliKniislnirg, P.i., at thu
3.thAi- r"tl,N wli'Tu nil tli'SciM'tlon) of
' iciiiiii-i iii ite mailt in 1 inoki
mihstnn.Lil nml woikiimiillkf fn.iiiiirr. itiil sulil al
pi ices to suit I hi' 1 1 iii' h. rue ntjfiu'M, price m can
win a i nu uiQ'-M i"-' iiu iur
G II K K N HID ES
of perj' (losciiil lfti tn tlie luuuirj, 'ibt-1 iihllepni
orn lift vi rcpot'tiauy wmvi
MOBHIS MIOHBL,
I'll tC'TIC II. IMVrVO JUIIGK,
T Ai:il .S UDI'llitGU,
inn' i'Lvsx i'un'oi anii niwixs rou sAt.n
Si:i llSll HANI) I'lASIK TAKEN' IN KXL'll VN'CIR,
"llllKH UY MAIL I'llOMITLY EXUOUTr.l).
lli'i'i. ';,l ly
A i'.-.V::0L0GiCAL
17: c: f StfVrcriag; I
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aus. 11,'77-ly IUC
GLAZING AND PAPERING
Tf.M. F. noniXE, Iron Ptreet lielow sec-
l l onu. liioouiMj iri:, i u,, is ticpiiicu lUUU U'
Kinus oi
PAINTING,
Ci LAZING,
and
PAVEII HANGING
lathe best ttylos, at lowesttprlccs, ami atahort
nonce.
IMrtleH havlns such work to ilo will ixve mouej
cannier on inc.
Ml work wtmuiteil toslie nalWafllun. unlerf
sou. tied ,
VM. F. UODINK
M ir'hl'Ti
"P A rirE N T'S."
F. A. Lelimann, Solicitor of American anil l-'oro'trn
I'ateotR, Wiis.lili.nton, Ii, u, All biisliiissconiiecteJ
with I'atentK, Mhelher before tho Patent Ofllce or
the Courti, riompt 1 attc ncled to. Nocharfo ruuclt'
unless a patent U beciireii. beni! for a circular.
May I. '7l-tt Hi
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Oilice
ON SHORT F.ST NOTICE AND AT Till!
MOST ItlOAL-ONAHI.R TKItJIS.
Sbryawt
irai -njnr Ittinr-1 Jj (M
UU U ill B IMl'J I
ItSUSINESQ (LJOLL.ECE
e Ami Tclcffrnplilo Inllinlrt
C t 100 S. Tenth St.. Philadelphia, Pa,
fi Incrcafwil facil.tiea. 'JVffgraiilno UtiLiL in char go
LtMTjOf tbo M'tnngtr itil Wk rtnni of timing,,
IS
u .1'mr.ricunn ti(yic itijrair lo. lor!
7Hftill patticulaii. call or Editl fur free
J H SoriF.l'rpx
nug. '.'i, I. c n
TfjlSfAPEISKEPTON FILE
AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 Sihsoh St., PHILADELPHIA,
Who nm nur niillmrUeil nentn, ami
recelco AilvcrtUemi-nu nt uur
I.OWlisT C'.VrjIl ItATIKj.
What Mill tho Wenlhcr lio Touiorroiv 3
Pool's Signal Servlco Barometer
And Thirmoiuilc-r t'nmbliipil
1
e:m:i 7:r eljst U at Wta'tsr,:; t: :t l:sn
in ;t:.9 j.tiiiurrrii i,y tlio nio.t t iiiiuc'Dt
1'ioiir uri ana hikiulllc miu n tho Jin
BPU. MHl I'trfiitanU Iti liable, TTa Till lt-1 It Frit to
lKl.UB3iiinyaildrir3on uiilptol".,.U). lli-naro
niworillli Sltilll.1110111,. .Iirnrjl(lli(rt
Scud t-lanip Inr tlrcubr.
V. S. i::viiIV CO., Z2Z 2:aUj, R Itri.
vii it-nreririii' win ri you faw nuierilscmcnt
waa and mention lour m-nri-rt i'.xurcvd Olliro.
bend .Muucy OrclcH or llcgtaurccl Letters at our risk
on. cl, i. iu j wci.o
Mo Awake fur 1873,
Tli popular enlniatloiiof "Wldo Awake" it well
muimcil uplu what n olrtlniruliheil llti rury cen.
Ileuiutibiild i "'ihoolueriuaguz lien llo on Iho lublo
Irc-Hi uml c-iiun, while 'wide a nuke' it readtoial.
n rs." 'I hat Idn Awake" will ciuitliiuo to lo "mid
to tattert," tho following unnouuctiuiiiU for 1M8 uro
gooi guiranti es. "
I. "Iruo lilue." liv Mrn. Lucl.i C'liaso Hell. A Ho.
rlamorj Ior tboairla ct Lllo lu the great Kortli-
II. Ceneral MlsunderHaiidlng, Hvtbarlea It.
lultiot. AtplendlU aiji humoroua u-itul noryfor
III. 'I hp fctr.ry of Fngllsh literature for young
i-'ilia. ' 5 W .fflK'SS" Hor,cs- Fcr UU'
V. Ihu i hlld Tillers i f licolon Plreels. Twelio
llliinralll'pni. Hy Kimnt K. liroHii, ,,u"
M. IHtloMlrii MutJiutf (juluilliion tquare. Her
K5!JW J0"a
.tori bt..;li8. fuinwgo iiium rated liii iifin
fori Itn 'irovel nu Kutural HUsiory, All tyfkS
btUhiittuuthoreanaartlbiii. " '
KViptyio!.a,S.tt lU' ll" " xm- tet"1'
V. LOTIUIOP ; CO., l'ubllslif re,
ilotloii, ilaig.
111
WISTAR'S HA1.SAM
WISTAPv'S BALSAM
WISTAR'- BAIA1
OF
QF
WILD CHERRY.
WILD CHERRY
WILD CHERRY.
A Vm: W CONSI'MITIOV,
Hast ' TnsriuM, oxtont County, M" M ty 1 H7,i.
Mown. hKTII W. I'oni.K f o- j
'lentlemen. I feel It my iluty to wrlto a few
uonH In fin or or Da. Whtcii's Halmv or Witn
CiiEKiuiv. In tho early pari of last winter I took a
revere oolil, ntul shortly nftera iltfctie.saliijr coiiiili
win aiWiul to It My filciiilc did evorjthltifr they
could for ine, but without avail. Tho best ihj slcl ins
thiiteoulil tw pro'.'uri'il .lliinot relievo me. anil i"y
ci itfili conl luiieil nil tliiouuh tho winter Willi In
creating peVerlty, 1 spit bl toil threo or four times
a il ly atut.iny trleu U considered my cas) hopi'less,
jriio mo up as a Cotillrmcil Consumptive, t was In
litis condition when I heard of Dti. Wistih's IIai.
pamof Wii.ii CiiEBiiv. I tiejau Its Hie, nti'l before I
liailtakeu halta bottl.iof Urn. cuuh anlnl. mi
other troubles loft me and I w as cured. I foci so tru
ly indebted to thl greit remodj for what 11 has
do-io f r me that I send jou this voluntary testimo
ny, hoping It may be the means of ltitt'ii-lng olln rs
who nro sutTerliiif us t w-a, to make tiie of It, It la
tho bust remedy for lung complaint th H 1 halo over
heard of, and I am constantly icecmtneuilliigl, lu
my friends.
Yours wilh respect,
Mill. MELISSA M. HALL.
WISTAll'S BALSAM
WlSTAITft BALSAM
WIST A11S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERHY.
WILD CUE Y.
Wl'i D CHEHRY.
M:nnv t-'owi.K A mini, rmprlctors, m Harri
son mm no, liosloie f-old by dealers generally.
nov.
THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
Tho "International" tor IsTs will present tho usual
liuuiber of aitli'li-s upon icllglous, silcnlliic, art, po
litical and social subjects must i,ccujlng tlio pub
llo atletitlon. It will Ui'lote spaiu to l.urnii'iin mut
ters solar iislliev uro llkcl id bo liilcnsllng to
American". Il will lonilnuc to Inlinduco Ihe most
liopuluriorelpn wrilirsio ciiniili- ior nnor with
the best Aii.i-rlcan wrltns Uwlllnlin to be able,
strong ii a pincllcnl, as well nspopulir, In tlierhar
ncl, r und sijio olltspi-'scntatliuis. It Issatolosuy
Hint lioriihi-rmagaliie In nm woildcan suppl lis
place In Ihe llbi-aiics of Aiiieilcans who love loeon
sldirlhc piiigii'Ksir eieiils thiougboiit thouorld,
und to know ilnlr beiitli gtipon ll.u lull testa or llm
I nlled Males I'roressira ( uillus, llollu.ilorr,
Viigcl, Dr. DolliiiKor, Dr. Horner, Dr. .Veumeji r, Dr.
Curl Able, Mr Julius Duboc. Urugsh l'e. .M. Iiollln
joi'iiueinjns, Jl. s-pullc-r, Dep., .M. (Hudrlez, Mr.
I I ntni rion, .Mr. Fit-iman; licv Dr. .I.imcs II. I.lgg,
'I hoinns l.rnsse,.M. 1. llubernntls. Mni'umo Vlllurl,
Doih D lstiij, )'uzid Dr. YuoKey, lir 1'ia'joily,
I'lllidpul Daw sen, Judge Coolej, Dr. ballon, Win.
c. 1 1J.U1I, l.nj lMlnu-r, I nrl Mhurz, cent nil Klgel,
Dr. u-gooil. Alc.. lu lu nr, V. I onu, I.ugi no mIiuj.
Icr, Ii.iyaidTu.cli r. I: I'. Mit.le, nndothirs muy
bo iiiimi-d as spill -1 conl rlbutois.
'I liui Is oig.iiilzcd as rowinulnn crgnn rl thought
and lomm.'hluilloii as tun he easily concilu-d, und
I' I'lisiiiisliselt lor opuliir supi it ilurliig 1S17. It
Is not known that tin le is nnj hi-sui why copies
of the "1 eilc-w" sl.c uld not le iiui.il lu nm house
hold, it has alniulj the inrtist iiriulullon i r any
secular 1 1 1 Ii w , li i hum- ii lis ni i.lui alliiiciloiis.
'Ihise ullroitloi.s will 1,,-iu Ml, pin gioduulls, and
Inci eased us U.ilr need Is made kuuwu
I'rlco f l.oo a Number. woa Year (Six Numbers.
A. IIAliNLS & CO., Publishers,
111 & 113 Wlllluin tt., ti
RAIL FIOAD TIME TA3LE ci
piULAWXl'IlA AXI) liHADI.Nti 110AI)
AIiHANliI-:.Mi:.T OF I'ASSKNtiKU
THAINS.
May 21, 1S70.
TRAINS 1 KAVE HITE1IT AS I0II0KS (Fl'MUr IXCf I II
I'or Kow York, I'lilladelphla, Heading, I'utUMlle
Tu inao.ua, ic, 11,33 n, in
for Catnwlssa, ll,S3 u. in. 0,47 und 7,:c y, ru.
I'or Williams poi l, ii,2s 0,34 a. m. and 4,ini p. ui.
TKAlNSlOlt Kfl'BKT I EAT AS 10LL0H 8, (St M1AT B
CM'TEII.)
Leavo New York, 8,43 n. lo,
Leaio i'lilladelphla, ,16 a. rn.
Lome Heading, 11,3 a. ni., i'otlsilllo, 12,16 p. in
and Tomaqua, 1,25 p. in,
Lcaie C'atawlssa, 0,211 0,25 a. m. ond 4,00 p. m.
Leaio wiiiiamspon.oa a.m,12,oom.and8,oop, m
1'asscngcis 11 1 d from New York and I'hllado
pldagolhroug.i "llhout change of cars.
J. C. WOOTTKN,
C. (I, HANCOCK, lil'"l'ral llaUaSCr'
licucral llckit Agent.
Jan, 11, i,;o tt.
JOltTIIKItN
CKXTJtAI, UAII.WAY
cc.ill-..M,
On and utter Noi ember 20th, 1S73, trains will leave
bUNlllIIlVasfollowB:
NOKTHWAItl),
IMeMalla.su a. iu.,uirliei;inilra u.no u.
" Ciinandaigua. . a.ao p. in
Iiochcstcr 11,15
Niagara 0 40
Uc-novo accomniodatlcn U.ioa. iu. urrlie William
iilSJttp, m.
Eliiiini.M.iin.i,i.m.,urrU, CImru 10.21) a.m.
lluifulo iC.pwss I.u a. m, unlio UuUalo .r,ii u. i
MIl'TllWAHll,
lluifalj llspress wo a. ni.orrho llarrlfburg 4,f.o u.u.
" Halllii.oies,40 "
hlmlru Mall 11,10 a. in., urilie llimlsl uig i.r,o p. i
" WUHtllllgtOll iJ.SU "
' rutilmorc ii.au
" ushlngiou s,30
llarrlsburguccommodall&ii 6.40 p. in. undo llunls
burg io.eo p. m,
nrrlvo Halilmoro 2.ssu. in
" Vashlr.gion 0.13
Krlo Mall 12.M a. in. arrlio !larrht.uig3 14 tt. m
" llllllllll01M,,4U i
,,,rt,. . " U oshlngton tO.Jo "
All dally except Sunday.
f. M, HOYD, Jr., Ilenerul 1'asstuger Agen
A. J, CASSATT, (ieneral Munago
D
K I.A WA It K, I.AC1CA WA.NN A
AND
IVESlXll.N IIAILIIOAD,
11I.OOMSI1UH0 DIVISION,
Tlmc-Table No. nil, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, NOVUM IIIJIl SJ IS75.
NOItTII,
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. n.111. a.m.
05 a Ml u )
scran ton I
Hello uc 1
Tailoruilo.,,.
. .Laekawniiua.,.,
rillktoii.
West i'itti,ton...
V,'otning
.MuiihyT
.lleuiiett
Kingston
.. . .Klngstou
..I'll inoulli June,
riyiuuutli ....
Atoudalo .,
Vanlln.L.
a.m.
11 in. n.m.
9 88 2 20 0 23
9 48 J 2.1 0 80
9 63 2 81 8 85
III III u d a .a
a nu 3 &i
il 43
V 8s
g st
7 ts s 43
7 41
7 4 '
7 83
T 91
3 42
3 31
3 32
3 27
0 20
10 IHl 2 40 llf
U 20
0 IS
9 11
9 07
9 06
9 0
V 69
8 60
8 61
S 4S
8 41
8 30
8 19
8 11
10 11 2 62 C 16
7 VI
23
I 10 S 68
1' VII H HJ
7 Hi
7 10
7 11
7 10
7 2.1
7 83
7 40
7 48
T M
1 li 8 HI
10 23 8 17
I 10 S II
lu 27
7 10
7 (.7
7 03
0 6s
8 II
U 12
11 IrO
04
3 1
8 lu
3 17
3 2
8 27
8 82
10 n
10 32
10 85
10 40
I" 41
III r.u
0 W
A 40 3 M
8 37
.Htiulu'k'a reek
..MilckHdnny.. .
... IHrL'u l.-,.rt.
8 45 8 10
6 80 3 42
'II 5
0 10
II Ir
0 12
0 It
ti fi
0 18
6 40
0 SI
6 IS
0 13
0 20
0 13
V 11 1
4 1) 8 2.1
4 16 8 45
4 21 8(0
4 iO 9 UJ
1 20
9
2 13
2 10
2 10
1 68
1 U
1 48
1 43
1 411
. ..I'.cach HaH-nV
l'arwlck ....
11 17
11 il
8 OS
11 8
8 9
11 CO
4 87 I ir
. . ,' uiu,. i.iuir,. .
7 tl Lime nidge
1 401 tijij
7 or .Illoomsburg... .
11 '9
I II 1 r. If.
11 43 4 4a ,1.1
11 61 4 Ol II.
11 67
6 '2 7 4U
0 14 7 41
12
7 8o.catawtssu Hrldge.iU 07 6 14 7 I J
1 US
T 11
i'aiiiue ...... 12 20
Ctiuluii y..H.. u 82
I'ajiuiou V sj
,Notlliumberland.ll2 61
til kill
6 47 8 40
E 62 S 41
10 9 16
4 to 1 iu
7 04
T U
4 60 1 10
4 AH 1 III
8 43
P.U. p.m. a.10.
I'-m. ji.ii). .iu,
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