THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOi I SBURG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Agricultural.
jury
Work In May.
rinntlng la Rcncrnlly finished beforo this
tlmo. Trees llmt linvc been properly heeled
In will be sufficiently retnrded to allow them
to bo sent from the nurseries. Trees In
transit In wnnn weathe aro llahlo to Inju
ries. Grafting Is one of the operations that had
better be done too late than too early. The
proper tlmo is when the swelling nf the buds
shows vegetation to bo active and it is risky
to do it earlier. Tho most successful graft'
ing of an orchard wo ever saw, was done
while tho tree was In full blumn. At this
season the bark slips readily and earn Is re
quired In sawing off Urn limb', not to strip
ll and make a bad wound. It is better now,
to quite cut through the bark with a strong
knife nil Around where tins saw Is to work.
Grafting wax for ue now should have more
resin in it, to mako it harder, than that ap
plied in cooler weather.
Buns Bi'.lowtiii: Grt.vrr. A gentleman
about to graft informed us that ho was ad
vised by "a professional," to "scrape the
branches," In order to remove, every bud be
low the gral, and called to inquire as lo
tho propriety of thi. Whenever a bud starts
into growth, the sap flows towards that bud.
Tho buds on the eion are dormant, and will
remain so until a union is formed with the
ftock, sufficient for that to supply the clon
nithsnp O allow Its buds to commence
prowtli. If the stock or its branch is entire
ly deprived of bud,the sap has little Induce
ment to ascend, but if the buds are left near
ly up to tho point where thu grafts are in
serted, their starting will cause an abundant
supply of nutriment to flow to them, and
the chances of the success of the grufts great
ly increased. When tho buds on the cions
have commenced to grow and not until
then the young shoots Iclow are to be
broken or rubbed off.
Insects will increase as the supply of food
becomes abundant. Kggs of the Tent Cuter
pillar that havo escaped observation, will
now hatch, and the small caterpillars will
commence to feed, making their web", or
"tents" whjle yet small ; these are best seen
while the dew is on them, in early morning.
ijye, wuuewasn, petroleum aim oilier
things' have been advised, to be applied with
a swab. The quickest, easiest, and surest
way is to remove the web, morning or even
ing, when all are at home, by the hand
gloved or not and throw It upon the ground
and stamp it. Uorers in the apple ami
quince are detected by their sawdust, and
by a depression in the smooth bark, thoio
in the peach and other stone fruits by an
exultation ol gum. Tuey must bo cut out,
or be probed and punched to death by means
of wire. Curculio, on stone fruits general
ly, bat on tho plum particularly, begins
work as soon as the fruit is set; j.irring the
tree, catching the insects on u cloth, and
then killing them is tho only remedy, 'ant
.ice often cover tho young shoots ; strong
soap suds or tobacco water will kill them
on low trees the branches may be bent
down and dipped; on others the liquid
must ue jreeiy appneu by a syringe or gar
den pump.
Young Trees should have the. soil kept
clean and mellow among them, and, espec
ially if set this spring, should havo inurh
bcllire dry weather seta in. A tree properly
planted rarely needs stakes, but if any are
disposed to grow crooked, it is best to reme
dy thl3 while they aro young, and stake
them.
Mulching is of great benefit to a largo
share of tho small fruits. A mulch, while
it prevents evaporation and overheating the
soil, allows the rains to ss through, and
by preventing the beating of storms, keeps
the soil mellow and porous, llccause thoe
who live near the coaft often write of the
benefits from Using salt hay, many have an
idea that this is the necessary material or a
mulch. Whatever mechanically protects
tho soil and meets the above named condi
tions may be used. l!og hay, straw (always
abundant iu grain districts), corn stalks,
chips (cawdust is not advisable, as it .breed
fungi), spent tan bark, litter fioni stables,
and even small stones, havo all been suc
cessfully used for tho purpose.
STr.Avui:aitir.s.-The sooner the mulch
is applied, the better: aside from its other
uses it is importaut in keepiugthe fruit
clean. In some states tho harvest isflover;
in others it is now at its height, wh'ile it is
still anticipated elsewhere. We saw (April
10) a fine lot of South Carolina berries, with
their value diminished one-half because an
over-ripe berry or two was iu each basket.
The further tho diltance the fruit is to he
sent, the lets ripe it should be. For near
markets, the fiuit is best picked into the
baskets, acd not again handled ; but if to
be en route for twenty-four hours or more,
it snoula be picked in flat baskets, taken to
a shady place to cool olf, and then carelully
assorted and put into the baskets or cups,
taking care to put in not a single berry so
ripe that it will soften and crush on the pas
sage. The precise degree of ripeness can
only bo learned by experience, but it Is safe
to say, in general terms, that for a trip of
twenty-four hours, no full-colored .fruit
should be packed.
The White Glub often makes sad woik
with strawberries, and their presence is nut
known until the mischief is done. When a
strawberry plant wilts, take it up and search
for the grub before it gets to and eats the
roots from another plant.
Illackbeirifs and Itaspberries will now be
making their growth of cans for next year's
fruiting. Three or four cans aro usually
enough for each stool, all others are to he
cut away. As soon as tall enough, tie tlicm
to the Btake or trellis, and when they reach
the desired height, stop them by pinching
out the top. Three or four feet is enough
for raspberries, and six or seven for black
berries. If rust appears, cut aud burn the
diseased stems.
Cowukts and Goo.si:iiEi;r.na. No
plants are more benefitted by a mulch than
these ; very little manure is excellent for
t'lemj It tends to prevent mildew and great
ly prolongs the season. The currant worms
must be taken In hand at their first appear
ance; tho Insect deposits its eggs on the
under side of the lower leaves, and If u
watch Is kept for these much trouble may
be avoided by crushlrjg the eggs. As soon
as the leaves appear to be eaten begin the
war. While hellebore is the efficient reme
dy. It is sold at the drug stores In fine
powder. This may be sifted upon the bush
es, but it Is better to apply it with a little
water, Put a tablespoonful of the ponder
Into a bowl or other vessel, and pour on a
little boiling water; thoroughly stir until
the powder is all wetted, then add more
boiling water, a quart or so, Stirling to com
pletely mix it; puur this into a pail, filling
the pall with cold water. Apply this with
a syringe or gardeu pump; in tbreednysnp
ply again ; if more worms appear, repeat.
Three applications are usually sufficient.
Grape Viues,lu northern localitlcs.at least,
do not need a mulch ; they do better with
their roots In warm soli. As the shoots develop
lime will often Le found a caterpillar en
rolled In tli" young leaves. It does less In
than may bo supposed, though as It
dtfiures somo of the leave", It Is well to re
move It, which can only bo doro by hand
picking-. When the vino flowers, Rose-bugs
will uely find It out, and gather upon the
clusters, early In the morning. American
(jnculturalhl.
Setting liens.
I'titn tablespoonful ol sulphur in the nest
as soon as hens or turkeys nre set. Th
heat of tho fowls causes tho fumes of the
sulphur to penetrate every part of their
bodlc", every louso is killed, and, as all
nits aro hatched within ten day., when the
mother leaves the nest with her brood she
Is perfectly free from nits and lice. It
convenient to havo two. Iicds hatching at
the same time, since, if accidents happen,
the two broods may be united. Again, on
tho hatching day It frequently occurs that.
to prevent llio newly-born chicks being
crushed by eggs that nre behind time, it
dc-i ruble to give ail that are hatched to one
hen alone. Not only does this give security
to tlit) chick", who run some Imzird of be
ing crushed, if they aro kept for any pro
longed time uuder the mother ; but the tin
hatched eggs nlo stand a f,ir better chance,
For when a hen finds chicl'cus under her
he sits higher from the tggs, and less
warmth is afforded them at tho time they re
quire most.
Nnfiln but a Hn tnl le of Groans.
It being genere'Iy known, that no collec
tion would be taken up, there was an unusu
ally large attendance of Lime ICilners, and
when the boll rang the audience to order ev
ery beticlt see neo taken. Ilrotlier U.tr I-
ner looked the very pictu roof rosy health
as he shook tho kinks out of his spine, aud
aid:
'Gem'len, what am dat oljeck on ilat
skv-blue stool obcr thir V
'Dat's de water pall,' was the answer.
'Jess so, gemlen jess so. If dat pail war
painted red or blew what would it be'
'Jsttillti but a pil.
'Jesso again. If wo would paint dat pail,
an Iresco ue nauule.an silver plate tie
hoops, an' call it de Tower of London, it
wouldn't be de tower enny moar dan it is
now. We iz all agreed on dat all but de
women. My olo woman, who am black as
de one spot of spades, lame in de leflfleg.an'
nid no more beauty dan de hind end of a
butcher's cart, frizzes a curl ober her lelf
ear, ties a red ribbun arnun' her throat, puts
on a bustle, squeezes her corset till she can't
holler, an sail s down de street wid do hle.di
in her ear dat she's a turkey ob do first
water. She reckons dat nobody can gazo on
her widout n shiver of admiration, an' dat
folks will emaginedatl own all ;de corner
lots on de Brush-la'm. But she's nuffiu but
my ole woman, arter all nullin but a bun
dle o' groans an' a heap o' aches. Walk
out on de street an' what d'ye see ? Ebery
female in de lan' rubs paint on her cheeks
an' powder on her face. Day frizz deir ha'r
squeeze up on deir corsets, nip along on deir
toes, an' de hull aim is to deceive de men
inter bellevin' dat dey am hansum and lub
ly. De uglier an' meaner Iookin' de womnn
am, de moro she frizzes and de harder she
nips. Ue less money dey hev to dress on
de richer de duds are, an' de moar 'jewelry
dey wave aroun'. A man stans up in de
broad light o' day, an' de hull world kin see
if he's humbly an' ugly an' lame an' sneaky,
but de woman sails along in a cloud of gor
gi ousness, an' deception doau come out till
after she's got you last. Ufa pig is a pig,
whyshud we call him a cookstove? Kt a
woman is a woman, why de need of all dis
paint an' powder an' nippin' aroun'? De
whito man doau predate it, do nigger is
sick of it, an' I tell you, gem'len, dat de
time am cumin' when dis country am gwino
to sigh mighty hard for a return of de days
when a clean calico dress an' a healthy wo
man went aroun' in company,' Detroit
Preen.
Tuikhh Assault on Miotic, July 27. 1 ISO
To prevent the construction of supplemen
tary defenes, a cannonade of twenty-fun
hours was hurled through the breach.
sunrise on the 27th of July came the assault,
1 lie defeuders, lying ou tlie inner slope
the mound ot ruins, worn out with loug
natcuing aud continuous uproar, wero most
ly sunk in that deep sleep of utter weariness
so well Known to the soldier. Iiefore they
lairly awoke and commenced their battli
groups of Turk had scaled the ramparts on
either side of the gap, and were firing down
into it, while a body of some five hundre
had succeeded iu Hanking the lino and en
tering Jew Street.
The Grand Master, conceiving that the
hour of martyrdom was at hand, unfurled
the great standard of St. John and called
upon bis knights to follow him to death
Their first charge broke and slaughtered to
the last man tho unbelievers who had pen
etrated the city. Next they rushed to tho
captured ramparts; the stairs were choked
with rubbish, but they mounted on
ladders, the Turks meanwhile hurtling
stones aud pouring in missiles. Twice
wounded, twice pushed down Ihe ascent
D Abusson was the first to reach tho sum
mit, aud the first lo drive his half-pike into
an (Jsmauli, beveral others fell under his
thrust, and meantime his companions wero
by his side, swiftly regaining the walls.
l'lila-ologus hurried forward a chosen body
of janizaries to the support of his escaladers.
Twelve of them, bound by a solemn oath to
slay the Grand Master, fought their way up
to li I in , aud pierced bis armor iu three pla
ces. Ills followers, horror-stricken and
roused to frenzy, rushed on the assailants
willi renewed fury, sweeping them down the
steps and out of the breach. A geneial rout
followed, bearing away tho pasha himself,
and tumbling back the fugitives into tie
Turkish intrenchme nts, while the swords of
tho Christians sprinkled the way with their
blood.
It was the final churl of the invaders, and
the final triumph of the defenders. Ou the
19th of August, after a furious siege of three
months, I'alai withdrew his armament, car
rying away 15,000 wounded and leaviog
0000 dead. It grieves one to learn that the
.renegade escaped the bonstringof his wrath
ful master, and was merely punished for ids
failure with the loss of his dignities aud
banishment to Gallipoli. llarjxr't Maya
tine. A Uuecr Will. .
A curious will, says the Ilouton Atlcertiter,
hai lint bf cu tettlcil In Berlin, containing
amoinl worth a wider circulation than u
mUer'a lut Ui-timony often obtains. The
poor man died when to general surprise It
wai found that he left 111,000 marks. The
30,000 In a package, signed ant sealed, was
to he given to Ills native town In lUvarla;
1,000 each to three brothers, and 1,000 to u
friend with whom he hud ijuiurelcd, It was
stipulated that none of tho four should fol
low tho body to the grave, which suggestion
tho three brothers gladly accepted, but the
quarreler walked alone aud forfeited his
thousand marks, for the sakeof paying a lait
mitigating honor. When Ihe package was
opened for tho town It disclosed another will
giving the 20,000 to any of the four who
should disregard the stipulation, '
ALBERT 1IARTM1N,
HARTMAN BROS.,
DBAtVEItS IN
TKAS, OAJiNKII VIUIIT,
CIOAXB,
TOBACCO.
sjtfurr,
OONFKOTLONI3HY.
Spices of all kinds, Glass ft Quocnsw
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
AND UIJNT.Il.U. LINK OP
Family Provisions
It wi-U's Old stmd,
lii'P'iu r tti.oCK,
tin door Ulcw MaikrUtrcct, mot mbtirg, Pa,
If" nortts delivered Us all parts nf the town
April .7. '77-tt
DR. PIECE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Art nnf a,1v'r t Wtl tn'cum nl's." but htb specifics
In the UUciHes for vhUW lhe t ro .(commended.
X .trr u t ft. m:m:ctio:v,
Invesilitttors of n it ti riil silence have Uemonstat-
ed beyond i,uiilruVf-r-i. tint throw shout ihe
aulin il Mngilum tht "the hunlv.it or tho in test" Id
1 lie only Uw ih.it vourimrVH thnrt uiM -nt'tulty.
DiH-auottlieHimeprUnlplu iruvcrn thu cumnv rcl.il
Iru3peilty or man? Ah inferior cuuijot huperwde
a ttuperlur article. Hy reason of superior merit, hr.
neice siaimara jieiucuirs uavu umnvmeu tin uui
i-ri Their sate In tho United btutesulono exceed
one mlllon dollar p'r annum, while the amount
export trii lOiHS up in suvcnn nunuren uiniisanrj
in re No business could eer grow to suuli gltfanllc
proportlund uiid rest upon any oilier Wl3 than that
ol merit.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Is I'lciiNant to Vhc.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
It Curcx Exli-nel Over a pcrlenl
ol0 Yearn.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
He Sale Constantly XlicrcnscN.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Cures ! tin inllel, Soothing effect
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
CureN "Cold In lleail," anil Ca-
tarrii, or uzeirna.
AN OPEN L UTTER
It Spenks for Itself.
ItocKroRT,Ma33., April 2, l77.
Mk. Ewtok : llavtnir read In your rtuner reports
ot tho lemarkablo cures or Catarrh, 1 am induced to
tell "what I know about Catarrh,' and 1 fancy the
"snuff" and "liihallng-tubo makers (mere, uollar
grubbers) would begialir they could emblaun a
himiiar euro iniim papers, i-oryo jeara i sunered
wiui ciuirrn. jiijiaA.u passu ges uecnuin tompitie
lv closed. fnurT." "dust." "ii'-,hes.""trilin.lm?-f uIicr"
and "sticks." wouldn't work, thotnrh ill lntervuls I
would Mil ll up tho so-called e.Uairh bnuir, until!
became a valuable letter for such medUlues. I
RraiiUAiiv prew worse, anu noono can know how
much I suffered or what a mlserab.o l icing I ww
My head allied over my eu-s, I wasconilueil to my
tied rur many success o iUjh, suffering the most iu
teiiMj pain, which ut ony tlmo .listed continuously
for lik bourn. All sense or smell aiidtoto trout.
sight and hearing Impaired, body shrunken and
weakened, nervous sjtem shattered, cuirstitut Ion
broken, and J was hawking aud npittlng 8oeii
eighths ol tho time. I jjrjjed for death to relict o
jiiu of my surrcrliic. A r.iurablo notlco in oui na
per of lir. halo's Catanh I'emedy Induced me to
purchist) a package, and use It with Dr. J'lerce s Nn
tat Douche, whichappilesthoieimdy bj hydrostatic
press ire, thu uuly way compatible with common
honM. Well, Mr. Kdltor It did not cuio mo thru-,
roui ths or a second, nor la otio hour or moilh, bulla
les-s than eight mlmaes I was ju Ieud and lu three
months entirely cured, and Iuo remained so f jr
oiet sUUeu months. Hhlluu-lng the cuinrili liem
fdy. 1 'ised nr. I'luco's (iolden .Medical Msemcrv
to purify my blood and strengthen my htmnuch I
also kept my liver nellve and bowels leguUr bv the
use of hit l'leasiht Purgative Toilet. It my ex pel 1
cneewltl 1 nd iu 'O other hUiTerciH to f-cik thn ton,..
means of relit f, this letter will have answered Ith
purpose.
Yours truly,
L. I). HKMICK
A CLOUD OF WFTNKfiMKH.
T lie following named parties are among tho thou
sands w ho havo been cured of Catarrh by the uso ol
Dr. toago a Catarrh liemedy :
A. F. Downs, New (Jeneva. Pa.: . J. Drown. St
Juseuh. Mo.: K. t lwls. Hntlnnd. Vt Ia- surlne.
er, N title IjiKc, i 'hio ; i lms. Noi crop. North Chen
ttrtteld. Me.: Milion. lones cilbj.N, v.: J. K.Mll-
ler, Itnder sutiuii.Aju ; .1. t , Merrlmnn, Logans-
lvn, nm.i .ti. .-it, t um , J-nXiilili'Tl, mil.; iJ. W UUI1'
cilTrcmont, P.; II. H. Ajres, UiPorto.Ind.; JesMoM
.scars, Kt. liranch, Ini.; U w llllams. Canton, Mo.;
W. A. Thajer. oiurKJ, III H. Nicboln. .ir.. (ialus-
tnn Tovuu InilQ 1.1 l. ..-I nnaoH 1 1 ! . vl Ml
J.usk, Mcf.t'ilaiid, Is ; .lolmson WilUums, Hclmiekl
nu'; m. i. . unej , in'iitun, i I'liii.; j. u, joblin,
SJ.'
. ii., ,i .1. i-u-ivi , iaoie hock, w. va.; iaw.
1-VmUlH ilaiMnr!. ohlu : C. II. Clusi. Klkhart
lit I.; W. it'-i.ry lll:,'l.t, i-nu Fianclsiu, Ol.; Mrs.
K M tijlli.-jit, LiM i uieevllif, N. V ; w. J urutiam,
a.:., luwa ; A.tf. Einiiii, .uwin.irt, lla.j 1 1U8. n.
Kli , Italllirioru. Mil : Jesse SI. hears. Carlisle. Intl.:
ltaii I. II .Miller, n. ttain.', Ind.i .Mrs. .Minnie Ar-
iiai--, a"" li-laiicy siretr, .New York j II, w. Hall,
II u-tl- ft. Mteh ; W'm.F. .MarMon. lowell, Mnss.i I
it j i-rii Miiilccpn, Ariz ; I'lins. Delanej
ll.miMi'i.., i-u.j m.ii. die lunill, .la-a ; MrsC. .J
hinittlu.t'aiaikn.Alii.: Olia.i. K. Kaw.Freduilcktown
Dlil i ; Mrs. Uiey Hunter, 1'armtnstoii, III.: Cant. K.
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Urillow Valo Estate
Tho
A Valuablo property, I lag In Franklin township,
Columbia county, retmajivanln, on tho east branch
of Itoarlngcreck. Kconslttsof a beautiful form of
about
ISO ACHES,
on which nre elected a coounooiiut and eomforla
blo Dwelling House, a large Hank l.iirn, Cider Press,
and a'l neitsrary oiil-Millillngit. It luis crowing
upon It nlmi ("niieo t'f fM-olIibl fi tilt, lms a well of
water at both tho itiu-lllhg house and torn, and is
convenient ut Accssiiy public muds.
A1.HO.
Adjoining anil Mngn pal t of tho sntui-, but will be
sold separately It desired, about lltn ncics of the
above land., whinon ut c emu dn hope
CUSTOM, (WIST ANI FLOt'lllNtl MILL,
wllli four ninof shine, n Untiling I louse, a Saw
.Mill, a Dry Hoods Horn nnil Duelling House, and
other Implements, together with tlio vt ater-powcr
and appurtenances Unlit!).
The W llltm t itlii Post (mice
Is on thn premises. It Is wllhtn asy reach of L'ata-
wlssa, ctntrnlla, AMiliiiul, Mount Curmi.-lf.nd other
mining loans for matke-t purposes.
Thu pro,ioi ty Is bounded by Ltiulsof Mtinson, and
Artb--, and Miui la.nnd i. Ilowerardntliin. Tho
two d'-scrllK-d propi-rUei will bu sold w-pat-iitely or
togetjiir to suit purchasirs. l-'or terms apply to
Kilos Mcndcnhali, E. 1!. Intake r or John (I. freeze,
at llloomsburg, Pt nn'a. fcb. s, 'T -tf
G0LD.s
(ireat Chance to nuke money. If jou
can git gold toil can get greeti
hnck. Vt need a misutj err
vrlifrc tn tako ubscMntliis to Ihe larg't. i ucnpc&t
and best Ulu-tratel Miullj putillciillou In ti-o worjd.
Anv one can nt-rcmi a surctf-nm ngr-m. i nu ihum
elcirant works of art glen freetoivtiijM'rlbi rs. 'Ihe
ririi-H in ht inw tiuirt!mo''t eei rbony subscribes
iinnfltfi'iii. i-fnnitH innkliiir t'Vi r in In a wi ek. A
lady iuent reports UWi our 4eX Riih-eilbets In ten
rinvs. aii uhn i-nff.ifi' tnfike inontvf'ir. oucan
devote ill your Hum to the Mi-liurf, i r fitly jour
ipan time. You need not be away tiom home over
niurbt You chii do it n wiiihh tjir.MK. nui panic-
.nvif nni tit. fric. ll oii .nnt tiUltntlt wutk
;nn.limlr,lir oHitl-lVB ulffll'lt. tt I I tt t llfit hint tO
IT I lie Ij'ISIIIP.sh, mil' m t ir'tiin inns iu muhe
creat pay. Auartsaiuo neeits .luunmi, i vu
land. .Maine. ansf. 1 , "7-iy
GLENN'S
SULPIIUli SOAP.
Thoroughly Cures Diseases of the Skin,
Beautifies the Complexion, Prevents
and remedies khiumatism and gout,
IIEAI5 Sores and Abrasions of the
Cuticle and Counteracts Contagion,
This Standard External Remedy for Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skin, not only
removes from the Complexion all Blem-
1SIIES nrisinp 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
marvelously clear, smooth and tlia.nt,
and being a wholesome beautifier is far
prcieraoic to any cosmetic.
All the remedial advantages of Sul-
rilUR JlATHS are insured BY THE USE OF
Glenn's oitlnhur Soav. which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedies and pre
vents kheumatism ana uout.
It also disinfects clothing and linen
and prevents diseases communicated by
contact with the terson.
It dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
ness, ana retards grayness 01 tne hair.
Physicians speak of it in high terms.
Prides 25 and 50 Cents per Cake: per
vox tf uaRes), ouc. anasi.au.
K. B. -The 50 cent calces are triple the size of those at
sj ccnu.
HILL'S HAIR ANN WHISKER 1)VE,
lilack or Brown, 50 Cent.
C. S. CRITTE5T0X, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av., 5.Y.
December H, lHT-ly
C3-ILEC3-a- &c BOWS,
U.NUrAOTU.I.S OF
JMNE, wIGHT AND jEAYY
REPOSITORY,
N. E. Cor. Twelfth and Arch Sts,, Philad'a,
1. s.-iiriiamo kiitlt iTiisniu to. ilso, can-
HliOIS Till1! ON STOKiOI.
lanrcli 15,lliS-3m
iiKMii'M wiTrif iVTinrii'
ttcm-w UMler.l're" m ithe cry order. Out-
, irw, J, Ji iia)tunl6.(u,Uikiik'o,Ilti
ft.lT, 'TT-ly IUU
PATEN TSSS
pounds, ornamental upfcluns, Iruc'o mnik.s, und la
bels. t'HvmiH, AMcnintiiiM, liiterfm-nri s. A rivals,
aultB tor Inrrliipenint?, auil oil cases ailbtns under
me r.TJ..T I4AW . i-ruti piiv aueuu in,
Inventions That Havo Seen
IvIVJ VA t I I1j 1 Mill In most ruse, he rmu
cnuutivus. itt-luif o.jmHIc tiepaU'!n olU e, v.e
can inakp ciofio"1 M'im'heM. and wcuie putPLls more
nromruy. and with !roadt r tUlmti llian tkwu who
are uiaoti) irum iihinuton.
INVENTORS
Fend 118H liirdel cr tVt Uhot onr riilcc t we make
extimliiiittuiib I let U t iiuiRe.und G(IImj atttonatenl
ability. All icm-tiM'Mtn u tlrklly ujMhl.;Mial.
ITltTBlOwacUNO CMAtU.K ULE8 TATKNT IS
KCL,'l.
we rertr to cnic wis tn tne I'atent linue, to our cli
ents lu rery Hulo or llio I'Mou, and tuourK'iia
tor and Iteru'Kntotho In Conurtbt. Hwclal it for.
encea tfHcn wlun doblred, Address
A, MUIV A (.11.,
Onrotslto ratiLtOniie. WihlDcicu. n. c.
aprll 6, 'Tl-tl
Steel and Iron
a?3?iJle Flauge
FIRE AND BUBGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
Patent Inalds Holt Work and
lltDgtd Cap.
10 UJt COMPLni WITHOUT IT 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. 84 MaldeB Lane,
1IW TOU.
dev. 1, lail-iy
TlilSfAPEIIS KEPT ON FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
mm
733 Smou St., PHILADELPHIA,
iYlio nrv our autliorlzrd nceuti onil will
receive Adrertleruieutii at imr
i.omiT cash uAti:n.
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Priuted at. Mb Office
ON BUORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE
ilOST KEABONADLE TE11MS.
,irj.TPii.ii!W
8
t) ;V, iMf I II ft 1 I ,i I I If
JJcgs leave to inform his customers
now replete with all the Novelties
consisting ot new and beautiful styles ot
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES
iny of which ho ia prepared lo make
Icatly-niado cothin cheaper than ever.
Ciicap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for
nil of tho best mako and
Just received ii'l'ulljinc of all tho
mm,, MM, Iffl,
For Men, Jibr Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
k FULL LIME
OF THE
CELEBRATED
PEARL
SHIRT.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
33ILi001SBTJDR.C3-, IE -A.-
Mammoth Grocery, corner
BLOOMSBURG,
IS THE l'l.l)i; TO OET TIIIJ WOItTH Ol' YOUU MONEY IS THE FINEST AND FIIESHEST OP
Fancy Imported and Domestic.Staple Groceries of Every Description
Qieeaiware, Glassware, M ana Willowware,
Flour aiul Feed, Tobacco anil Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CivSH,
OU NICE FRESH l'UODUOH.
Tiien Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
25faiil tac one-third tho cost of painting, and get ft paint that Is much handsomer, and will
LAST TWICE AS LONO AS ANY OTI1EH I'AIST.
Is nrenarod rcadv torusoln uhlto or anv color desired. Isonm.uiythouiandsottheilnrstbulMlnfs
In tho countrv tnanvbt which lane bieii painted lx jcarB, and now luokoa elUw whentlrst palnu-d
1I EM I OA i. r A I NT has tau'n First l'ltEMll'MS at twenty or tho Mate Falls ot the Union, hanipie'card or
Co sent tm Address N. Y. E.N AM E l. 1'AINl uo, ITS 1'ilnco street, N. 1.. or ifKNItY I
CEIt fiSON.Atents lSil.MarKelstreet.l'hlladelphla.l'a. Julya7,'IMy
BEST
hustness voueaa eniraire in. S., toJ20
ner dav lnadri tiv any w oi ker or eli her
sex, right In their own localities. Par
ticulars and sample worth 5 tree. Imnrovc your
sparu tlmo at this business. Addiess minson .t t o.,
l'ottlaud, Maine. march 'll, 'ts- y
tn.Aii Tidings rou the Wkak, Nluyou3ani be-
IllUTArEI).
OCK 1 ATK8T IStrUOVEn SEIK-ACTISO (Ht.VANIO Al -
t i.iANcts are u nncdy and Fekmanknt cure for
Hlu.-t:inulltm, lteurulgln. Kidney, Llier nnd Female
Complaints, Nfrrous IToslratlon, Wenlt Lungs,
Hack and t-plnal Irritation and kindled diseases.
1'rlccM, Walt Helt tstWihplnal licit for l'aralisls
and Spinal Ailments, till to, nnd upnids. Armlets,
Anklets. Head Hands, Kricoar8,f2nuiah,Miitu
dersJJ.W). Illustrated Tamphlet tec. Address
(lALVANO-ill-IIICAI, ASSOCIATII.N,
march 1, sws-ly IT East Ninth bt., hew Yolk.
f) n na mcck In jour own to n. .i outilt rreo.
ro iisk. iii-auer ii ou iiaiimunaiori
ft I II at u hlcll persons of eltlie sex can leal
jJ J great pay all ti e tlmo they work, w rli
ako
rite
for piirrituhirs to II. Hai.i.kt & Co.
I'oitland. .Maine.
m.titu 'it, '.a ij
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TM. V. HOIMNE, Iron Street Lelow sec
Y ond, llloomaburg, I'a., Is prepared lo do al
kinds of
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
nnd
PAPER HANGING.
in the beet styles.
at lowest prices, nnd at short
notice.
rartlca having such work to do 111 s.tvo monoy
calling on mo.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
solicited
W1I, F. ItODINE.
CHEAP
KANSAS
I I
Wli nwti nnd rnniml I tin Initlwii. I jimU .if Til IVJi I
COUNTV, KANt-AS, about equally diMded by thu
ivtuisuH i uuuiu itauway, wuieu u aru selling ut
from f '1.6 1 to 15.00 per acre, on easv teuns of u
meut. These lands aro ot tho rry best iiuallty, and
aro located In the best wlnt er wheat and slock grow
ing district of tho United Mates. Alternate s etlons
ot tiocrninent land can be taken as lionn.Uidi by
actual settlers. Mcnibersnt our Ilrm nslde at Wa
keeney. nnd will show lands at all limes. A pom-
puiet giuig tun intormaiioii oi son, climate, water
lunnly, rainfall, Ac,
ddreas.
wm na sent irco on teiiuesi.
Warren, Keerc & Co.,
105 Deartcrn St. Chicago,
0r-'t7a-Heese7, Tress Co.. Hantas.
April U 3m. '
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage !
.1 3 oiittilwiit.it I n-HhM on lua
Jutit ot ttmrriaif ili't th
I'kUM riial uitttt lor It th e
iritot HeprodupHon nJ
l DiiftMn or Votna.
A wm tor I-Ivm , ronnd.
n- ii 0 rliWrtlt MLPICAL ADVISERI m tM
UiNlId n)fd.foi arrival liaiuro mttni IromBelf
Aoua. l!xct?arn,rtrccret Dttoitti, -wild U Ut
Iim rfmrwj ju ,rf noi-i-f. pru uit.
A ClINJOilLSCTUHEoK fio I-ot d iwn inl
Via u ihnThroftt ml Lunet, Ctarrb,Uuptiitfl, Ui
Op uin lUbit.&rM rrk iu rt.
Uli her Umk ft iMwipititlon rrrtpt ot prlre t or time,
V . 7'""P IT IIU T It ItHiaittl, lT Id Of.
feULeuu, Ho,
U0
S2500
AYr tll. AfcnUantfil. Unit.
lie.. Ipi'lttiuktt. l'urtlcal&n tree.
AtlmiJ irOEIMACO.Sl Uul.a.
aui . IT, ly
T. ATITPC Can rllor stociinet, kkliim, 4c,
JiflJIXXiD lH.TANrAXEOe.LT,lUrlMU)UlCt.
Caarcuew or chanue thu color or tnmr Dream'., silk.
MwiUY, or CorroK, at norr.lii.l cost, linpanlnir
new aud lo ely .hide, by the ute ot our M agio T ihtm.
Stick of All v goloh ienl for luo. a different colon for
fuud Sc. tump for tampln and circular, Auo,
Our Improved Post Poison
It a Birr, inra and cheap dettroier of
UnDrtTATrt Dim
Cnrrtnt Worm, and all Inieru th.t
rrey on YrKeutlon. W arranled to kill
IVM liru. Uliuru r.rl. tlrr.n bill.
(Qlurtoui to plant.. t5otontrUr.to&0c.ierarrtt. l-lb
huadaVfl:rlu:a,ll"a.,wc Ut "
OurCabbagoWorm Destroyer
It nor at AlLPOjsoaotri.lint .ure death to the worm,
bampla for trial aeot fr.o on receipt of IS cent..
1-otaob Vtaiim wmD, , lllTOunt to tha Trulo.
V.O. Boi 5IM. OOce.irLo'rtiiTnd'fbVw Vort
may id, la-fra Jwtco
OPIUM
aat UvpLlM lUUt .Ual.uly ... mHlf
Icund. iuIm Mr.l.ltlty. SaBituiuD
l.t W MblualoH SI. CUc 11L.
Aug II, H-ly ll c o
JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY DE8RIPTI0N
EXECUTED I'BOMPXLY
At thu Oolumbiak OFncr,
Mi iLri IV I i h I f J 1 r TJ. I Ik af
and the public that his stock is
for Spring and fummer Wear,
up in tho lntc3t style.
Children.
at tho lowest prices.
latest styles in color and quality of
FOB
SOLD ONLY BY
of Main and Centre streets
KANSAS LANDS !
Wo own ifitwl control tho Ifnllwny lanclw of Trcpo
uuuniy, iuiisap, ru out cquaiiy uiviaeu vy iuc kwd
Mis I'lidilc Itnllwny, which wo am Felling' at an
intTHk'tJ or as TM-r aero on ciiisy urni oi piijinem,
rtlll'UUUU M'UIt'llH f)I tfUMTllint-nt IllltUS cuu uu in
Km as nuit-thtcacs nv actual w tilers,
'1 heso lands lift In the (lieut Llmtnono licit ct Cc
ti'M Knnt-as, the t-fbt wlnu-r wlifat prorluclnp dls-
mn vi uw uuiu-u Mates, jiemme irom au 10
ItiiolirU hit Acre.
'IIih averairo early rainfall In tliia county u nva
iv cj uu in' jut unuuin, onu-iimti Krt'iutr inan
tho much-e.tolIe(t ArKuriMis Valley, vlilrh lias
curly rainfall Ult83 than 3 lnchtb rcr unnum
iho E.umu longltiitii'
Mink lUltlnir nnil Wool (I'rowlnir aro tfr Itoimiiii
hiIh-. t li.ttrs am i-hort and mild. Mock
vm uvo sii uio jeor on trrnss i MTlnp streams an
sptlncs aro nuuureus. luue water ts found lutvt 1
fioinautotwrtetiteep. The llralihlnt i'llmitte I
the fit Id I No f'iLr and nL'UR theiu. No mutld(
liupiisaljU toads. vuty of tine tulldlntr Mhhc
lime and sand, 'i hete lands are bclnir ranldly net lit i
by th liesteUss ct N'orthtrn and hahteni people,
nun win au ajipiftiini" m Hiut uv uie iiiiprovenien
now belnir tnadn us to make their mirrliiihu ut nic
ent pilcea one the very tebt imebtmentu that can
ho made, aMdo from tho profits to bo derUeil from
tiiLir luiuvuuun, jMuinuera vi our aim reiao
W aKeenev. und will Mimr liinda nt nnv time.
pamphlet. kIMbk full Information In regard to soli,
iiiiiitur, wuiirhuppiy. tu., in uu tent uco uu rt'
7arren Keeney ti Co.,
106 Bearbcrn St., Chicago,
Or Wa-Kccnt y. Trego Co., Kansas,
April 12, 'I8.-im
"VyAINWKIOIIT A CO.,
WIIOLF.SAI.K OliOCKIlS,
I'mipcLriiii,
Dealers In
TKAS.SVIIIU'.S, t'OKFEn, blUAll, JlOLAStilS,
KICK, bl-ICF?, .ICillB tOOl, AC, iC.
N. K. Corner .second nnd Arch streets.
5 fordt-rs 111 rcctlvo prompt attention.
ft Ninth street ritttburp, Dec. in, lsf-i.
MetHH. DltKIIKII. HKAtf & cu.
tientleiiicn : our points liuie- fhon entlro snt.
Ufactton. I limn ustU llitin on a suod niunv ultTti
int kluasof uorlcfcucb us lion, Tin, Wovd. Uriel-,
Ac. und nevrr heard ony eoinplalnts, on thn eon.
trary. tho work Hands well and lor wear, ulllln toy
opinion, stand with an) lead lu the market. When
In wantof refetento Inthlaclty or tlclnlty jou nre
u.Muv... iu wuNij iiuiiio n uu uieuaure, also to uso
IhU us jou llilnk Utt,
llenpt'clfully Vours,
. . . J0I1N T. (1RAY.
rainier and Dealer In 1-alnis, tils, ic,
ST1IICTLV 1'UIIE WHITE LEAD, ATTIIE LOWEST
MaIIKLT KATES.
MONTOUIt SUTE l-AINTS, S tXSTH.
mm
MONTOUIt JI ETA LLIO WHITit, 8 CENTS.
MONTOUIt METALLIC I1IIOWN, tl CENTS.
OFF COLOIIS AT TI1I3 I MCE.
PURE LINSEED OIL
ut lowest nun-net rntcH.
charKo1!'6 C"i3 &Ui PrlCe "St 'uro"he0 without
at?entlon,"""I"1,1"1eS,'Jr maU wul rccc" P'mpt
HENUY S. KKAY,
JIANUFAOTUUEIt,
Rufebt, Vi,
5IOVEU I1HOS.
"WHOLICSALE AQKNTB,
JIlXKJMSUUHU, 1A
tf
WOMAN.
rcrlml ot yctrii, huTlne within tlmt tlmo trontoil
innnr Uiomiin.t rnncs o? thor ill'ntp i vocnll.tr to
woman, I liavc been cnahlnt t" liorfect n innn
.IICAtloni preienteil br tint clan of illsoaTtwIili
poaitlte certainty ami etactnen.
To ttetlgnate thli natural tpeclflc eomionnJ, I
bat. named It
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Tne term, noweTer, ia uu. icciu.-
my high appreciation ot IU tnluo, lmcil iipmi
mr own pcmonai onscrvnuun. u.
aertcr, 1 tiave, while wltneatlnir It niltlte re.
...i.. , ti.. .... ..ii .Han.... hii.1. pnt to t he
fcparate orpnnUm of woman, tifiKicil it out at
the cllmnz or crotvitlitir om of inr
meitlcnl rareer. On Its merit., at n potimA
tale, nrnt effcoiual reinwly for tlilt rlnta of lfct
eatct, an.l one that will, al all lime, an.l under all
rlrcumitance., act kln.lly and in hurmony with
the lawt which rotcrn tho female ay.tcin, I ant
.lllt .n ..... mv rl.nlir.t nn ll. A tlhVtlCinn.
Nay, etcn more, to confident am 1 that It will not
dl.appohit the most .ana-ulna exl'c0l'"lo,".n,,, J
Mnplc Invalid lady wha met It lor any of the
anil ren ll linucr A . m . -. --- --,
Till:. If a licncllclal cllcct It not exni-rlci i cd
bv the time two-third, of tho cotitwitt "1 tho l-t-tlo
arc me,l, I will, on return of t ic l "le
Inc todlrectlnnt, anil thc'cn.o licin ono for wlilelt
1 Armnmend it. tiromptly refund tho mm cy paid
for It. Had I not the moat perfect coninicn in
tit V title t, 1 coil HI HOI uuur I ....... ......v. -
condltloni but liavlimwltncs.ed it. tt nly mltnoii.
lout cuict in thoutanils of catet, I loci w rtr
rntitrtl nnil porlcclly cnlo In rlUltie;
r'V... .....tl...i n.,.1 fiiv IlltlllllV uu
in.iii ini ii' - ---. ,
In inorlta.
The rollowinfr nre ninuiiK n'-,1 .n,. ... , ...
never before ntullne.'l by nny tnc.llcl.io! I.;-u-
lK1 wiuVn' fKlm-unna.niiil
,o i . Ilcarliie Down Mn.atlon., Inlcin.-il Ilont,
nrvon. u-i.rci.lon, Debility, lc..nden.-v,
"encv llirrrnnc... or Slerillty.l-cinalo We.,1..,.-.
in. 1 rrV many olhcr ehnmlo .1 .citet In el; Ion
iM.man not mentioned hcte. In nl n reclloi it i nt
tl.lt naliue. mv Kavorlle lr-rrl.li..n wi.rkj
ciirot-tlio liinrvul ol llio ivurld. lb ;
medicine 1 .V.. not cxtnl n. n cine-ill. but It
adntlntlilT fninilt.a . nif ,V,ffi
.VlVea.:- . tl o .V.ten of wi.n...... 11 will
. ,, ....int.imr l l lu irharm. In any lto
or eomiltl.m.
Thn.c whodolro further Intnnnnton on iiie-n
luliJc-Ltte.lllliliLllllltluTltK l-Klll-LK-Sl-OMNilS
-ESSi; MKlUftt. AnVI-tr.lt. a loV. ' .m;r H
pase-i, n-ut. ...sl.p-lld. on rercl.t .d i .'.
lll'll. nilialli-.v nf t I dl-i-.l I', tn-il.i.ir to
roui.ili'- nii.l five, imt'-li rln ! ..I l.i le-gll-d
In llio in iltaeim-lil of tli..-i-.l'li'-Mw-.
t.WKltlli: l'UIIMIKII'I'lON MU.B
ii v a i.i. intfiJiJivrs.
" R. V. PIERCE, H. D, Prop'r,
nrvi'M.o, x. r.
B p W,"5T tf
o o o
o o o
Or Miunr-Coiiicd, Concentrnlcd, llool
ninl Herbal Juice, Aiill-Illllmta
.r:iiiiilcfc. TIIC "MTTI.i: IANT
V I'll lltTICf, or ITIuUum In Iurvu
Tlti- nmcltv of modern Mfillcal, Clvtmlcal, amt
Phiiimn'oiitU-al S:icncc. No use of any longer
Utkiit,' (lie larc, repulsive, and nauseous pills,
('iiilm-ci. nf cheap, crtnle, ami bu4ky InRrcdicnts.
iiirti cca.n( ity a careful application of cheniloat
K-.ciifO. extinct all Ihe cathartic ami other mctli
rliul properties from tho most valuable roots ami
IhtIh. :nnl concentrate tlicm Into u minute (.ran
uu-, Kciirccl) larger thnu a mualard
(('fit. tl'Al Cut 1)0 rc.-ulilyiiHiLl.oueil by thmtsol
tit iiio-t i-ciiiitiie etmacn9 and fastidious tastes.
Liu-ii tittle I'urffatlvo 1'ollet represents, tn a
limit rniii't'iitr.uud form, as much cathartic power
u4 u Mi.!Hdicd In anr of tho large pills found for
c.itr in ill iig'Sliopa. From thcimomlerfiLt cathar
tin iiwtT, in comparison to their site, people who
Ua u imi tried them aro apt to suppose that ther
nni ii.uli or drastic In effect: but such is not at all
the i-.itc, the different active medicinal principles
of uh.ew tlicv aio composed being so harmonued
uii'l iiiottllled, one lv the others, as to produce
n niott Mcurcliln and thorough yet
until)' and Ittudly operaitngi tut hur
tle. $.()( lie ward is hereby offered by the pro
priciur of thec relicts, to any chemist who, upon
unit !!". will ilml In them flny calomel or other
forms of mercury, mineral poison, or injurious
drug.
lletiiff entirely vegetable, no partlatilar
care ii rmuircl while using Hiem. They operate
utihnitt disturhance lo tho comditulion, diet, or
occupation. For Jauiidlerf llendnche
('niitliatloii. Impure Illood I'a In lu
thu Miniildcrw. TlKlilno ' li0 C'liest
lHzzliiemn Sour tructatlou from tbo
stomach, Had tato lu tho mouth, 111 I
I mi attack, lalu In region of Kld
iiv)m, lutoriial lover, Illoated foelliiK
about Momach. ltimh ol lllood to
Head, llluh-colored Urine, Unsocla
tiltlty and Gloomy Forebodings, tac
llr iMcrio'sj lleaaut I'ureatlvo I'oU
letM. In explanation of the remedial power of
tn v I'ursiitlvo Tellcw over so great? a variety of
ili-c.i.ci, 1 wish to eaj that their anion
upon tho animal economy In univer
sal, not r ulaud or tlaatio ckcuplut;
thi-lr ftauatlo linpreto. Arc dnc nut
impair thu pntpcrtics ol tticne I'clluts. They are
suar-Cii.tteit and inclosed iu glass bottle-i, their
Mitueibeiiifr therebv preserved unimpaired for
anv lenirth of tunc, 'in any chmaie, so that lliey
are alavj ficsh nnd reliable, lhis Is not the
r.ue with' thoso pills which arc put up In cheap
Miitnli'ii or patcio.trd boc. liecillert tli.u fr
nil ill-e.vet wheto a I,anllve Alterative,
or l'liruiili vc is Indicated, thi'ne little t'ellcu
Mill t:ivu tiiu moat pel feet s.ui.tfactiou to all who
ll-U HllMll.
'I'hry aro od by all MrugfElitM at it
rrult a bottle. ,
S. V. PIERCE, II. D Trop'r,
UUKKAl.O, N Y.
Rop.SS '77-tt
Tho Lightest Running,
The Simplest,
Tho Most Durablo,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
Jt it ca.lly timler.tnnil, tutn the
double-threail Inrk-atltrli, ;,, uir.
rceulatlue leiialoui und lakc-up,
nnii tt-IM do tht u Unlo rii(. of family
nWi without chance.
The " Dome.tlc" I. viadetnlhe mit
ilurabtt manner, with eanleal tteel
benrlnte ( romcindtlii;; Jnuriiali
7iroi4riUHt.
' PAPER FASHIONS.
XAf.oj,o;.uIr JA.TT13HNH
ladlei; i(j.c, and ehlldren'i drrti,
an rut oh a ayalem aupcrlor lo ony
lit uue, anil ean be understood by any
duo. -full dlrec-tloiinuiiiHIIinlrutliiin
lt each envelope,
fiend Tire Cenlt for lllutlrated Cata
logue of lOOO J-u.ilom,
Bowina MacMno Os., New York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
m "Domestic" Farer Fasliions
IJloomsbiirfi;.
Uwembcr 11, lgtt-ly
PATENTS.
lh courts, pJTaUSSSS- lZZ?Z
Ik
WIMTAIt'H II.W.MAM Ol' WII.II t'llllltltV
WISTAIftt IIAIJ4AM OK W 11.11 CllltllltY
WISTAIfrt IIAI.HAM (11' WII.II JltJ UV
WIST.Mfl llAI.IA.M Ol' WII.II ttilitrtuY
WIST.tltM IIAl.t.M Ol' WII.II UIIUIIIIV
WIS r AU'S I1AI.HA.M Ol' WIL1I OIIKItllY
Yon t'onim ni Ciimis",
Ki.lt ('01IIII.-I ANH t'OLl.,
For foniiu AMI COllW,
Fob C'ui-diiit ft' Coi.tw,
I- Hli WtsTAIt'S II I I.MA.II
II- tU WISI'AltM IIAlJjA.M
ttMK WIMI'AUH 11 M.SAM
LSK WISTAll'rl 1I.M.SA.M
Ol' WII.B CltlnHT.
Ol- WILD CIIKHIIV,
0 Willi CUt'Kltr,
Fob Sorb Thkoat
FOR tOHK'l IIHOAT
For hohk '1 iikoat
FOHSORa'lIIROAT
i;rti: tvitT.tit'.s imi.ma.ii
1HK WHI-Alt-.t llAUi.llt
I'SK WISTAIf.-t IIAI.SAM
lletK WISI'AIM IIAI.SAM
t'f Wllil Cherry.
(if wmt Cherry.
(if Wllil cherry.
Of wild Clictry.
Fur llo.irscnpHt and Croup
For llo.ii-Hi'iit-HH atnl cruui
Kor lltirtr-ieiin.-i iml t roup
Fur IIoji-sl-ik-vi and Cru'tti
I'MI! HMII'M IIAI.Mt.tl
11.11! W ll'.Ml-.1 HA LOAM
I, 'Mi; WINl-Alfrl 1IAI.-AM
W.t WISTAIfM 1IAWA.M
of Wll.l ( herry.
of w lid Oherrv.
ot Wll.l Cherry. ,r
Of Wild Chcuy.j
rot- tviiooiilnif cmiah C
lor Whooplug cough
For Whnoiiliitf i outfh
For WhiMinlhtf Coutrh i.- .
list", WIS l IIM It A t.MAM , -J
INI! WISI'Alt l ltI.M,M
INIl WlH I'Atr.S IIM.MAM
t'NIi WISTAIfN IIAI.SAM
of WIM cherry.
Of lid Cherry,
or Wild Cherry,
ot Wild (Jhi-rry
Fur ARlhimniid Iiilluf.n7t,
l-nr Aftluu.1 und tiiiliii'iizn,
Ft-i' A si hum and Iiitlut u.i,
Fur Atlniiii ninl liiiiu'-niM. '
twi: 1st' li-.s IIAI.SAM
II. SIIWI.SI'Alf.S HtLsiAM
HSU WKI-.Ml'.t I1AI.SA V
ttJIJ WMl-.Mty IIAI.SAM ;.
Of Wild cherry
Of lldchrrry
Of wild Cherrjv
Of wild cherry.
For Ilronrhllli and CoiKltmpllon,
For liroriehttisatiil Coiitiimptloi),
I'ot'lirohihltlHiind CuiiHUniptroii.
Fur liimiehlll-t and lonsunivtloti,
C8K WHTtll'X IIIUDI
11K WIJTAKV llAUmi
trsR WI.Tttt'a !lttAM
UHK tttsrARH IIAIJAH
OfWllflcJitrry.
ot vlMctKrry.
ot mid ehorry.
t)f vvtld el.rrv.
Fur rnht In Hit- hldoainl ini aHt, t
i-oi uin tit iae uiof unit ureal,
For fit 1 ia la the Kite and t.tonsr,
For jialu In the bid.i and hiomt
1K w 181 A It H llAIJtAM
l'lh MTAH'm 1IAI.8AM '
tHt: WITAIt'M IIAISAM
USB W UTAH'S VALVAH
O! wild cherry.
Of w HU cherry,
(it lid cherry.
Of lid cherry.
For Pinicully cf IHrat hlntr.
Kor DIHlculty nf liieathltK,
For mniculty of llreatLlntt,
Frr Dimculty ot Ureal hlnp,
I'SKMIaTAB'S 11ATJSAM
va wiTrAit'a nttAM
rati wimn'ti raijam
l8r:WISTAHH BALSAM
Of wild cherry.
Of wild cherry
ot wild diet ry
ot wild chcriy
For Liter complaint,
ForllrcrCiiuiiitaint,
For I.tter couipl.iint.
For Liter Complain,.
l-SK msTAtt'rl DAtilAtf
I'KK W laTAK H ItAtJiAH
f.1B UIHTAKH KAtJIAM
ISR UISTAR'ri DALAU
. Of wild cherry.
Of wild cherry.
Of wild cherry.
Of wild cherry.
For all D leas s of tho
I-OI all illiCaK.1 of tho
Forull Olseafeoa of tho
For all DLst-.-ises of tho
1 hroat, I.uns and Chest,
Throat I.iiiii: and Cheat,
1 hro.it, I.ui'pa and Cheat,
Throat, Limp and Che-.t,
l8R WISTAR'a II ll-SAM
fats WIHTAR'rt llttJIAtt
l'E WiaTAR'ri HttJIAU
L'aK ltiaTUIt'8 RAlJIAtt
or lid cherry,
of wild cherry.
or ttlldiherry,
oi tt lid cherry.
uic. nnd fl uholtle.
toe. nnd 11 a lir.t I
we. an I II a la, ill...
wo. nnd 11 a boltle.
SoldbynllDruirgHtJt.
.sold hy all IirUKKtste.
tuiid by all Druffirlsts.
Mid by all lirugKlsla.
0r.A.G.0L!N!S
1-ri'SM II.Jtt,
Vt .l,lur
9llU.fUr"lba run of
all rHarvranf I'rlvulo nHura, mulllnr from uy ubuara
or liiftx-tlon of Ithersra. Hcmlnal tullicududnr
KiuI"Iii. It of Mi-morr, Impalri'il flshf, Ixint
AluiihooJ or linpttlfiirr, Nervou IdMlllj, rm
nmiiiy ri i tllaa of lh Itlnddtr. kMnt-). I.lrr.
I.uiicn A.liunt, Catjuth. I1), ll tliriinto Lrttw, and 1H
KI.HOFFKMAI.KM,UlJ lo I k Ircatiurot. 1, Ulfj
tia hl a lit Ioiik unrriaiut, ami curM wlim otlirn fall. IU
Ua itltt of tin ltIonrwJ Sthrtnl, ut no inercurT, hu the
liu-.-t-l im, i- in th U. S. I. A IMEH miulrini imiiiipiit with
trtHU' hJino and botvd, tall wiile, Iamv roiinitntmi fur
i!kiiU Sftnl fifty ranU tn tvnti! of liubtf-r Unutl. aiin Hr-
utv f lnTU(il lufirtriklUm l.vtprna. UIU ftLLN'M
it
1 ut
I lilaWHM f atirifat
laaturu. alii U a I'
llllimrUTa) it l,i tir I
lion, tVHfJI-hly IU.I
dru.auiiBil,
nug. 17, 77 ly
I ll iw riintfmiilaUrn
lit w
ti mameii nia
tuU, lo any ihi-
RAIL ROAD TIME TASLES
pIMLADUMMIA ANIl ItliADIKG liOAD
AltUANtli:.MI-:.T OF I'AStJENGEn
THAJNS.
M.iy 12, loi '.
TUAtsa I.KAVR Illt-KIIT A Kll IOWR (SfNOiTKAfltlTB
For Kow Vol k, l'hlliiclcliihl.-i, Heading-, rcttSTlllo
Tamaiiua, Ac, 11, 1 j a. in
For c.itjilH-,n, 11,45 a. in. T,i and 7,8c p. m.
For Willlanisport,c,-iS t),oi a. in. and 1,00 p. m.
TRAINa tOK Klft-RT l.KAVK AH KOUU1WB, (SCNIIAT
Cal'lhll.)
lato New Voik, s,ts a. lo.
Leato l'hlludelplila, ti.lsa. m.
U'avo Iieadlnf, 11,3 1 a. to., i'ottsrllle, 12,15 p. Di
and Tamaqua, 1,!0 p. m.
Iai o CaUii Usa, f.,2o t,,no a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
Leat o W llll.tiiisport ,u,45 a.m.2,1 j p. m. and 5,co p. ra
l-asngers nidliomNi-wVoikniid l'hllado
phla ko throuif.i u u hota chnnj;o of cars.
.1. U. WOOTTKN,
f. (I. HANCOCK, lienetauianauer.
(itneral ncket Agent.
Jan. it, laiG tr.
Is1
JOItTlU-ItX CENTHAI. ItAlLiVATT
t-U.ltt-A.M,
On and alter November !0th, 1873, trains will loave
SU.NllUItVnb follows!
NOltTllWAiro.
Erlo .Vail n.so a. in., an It is Klmlra ,n .i
" Canaiidalgua... 3.ssp. m
Kocltetter 6.15 "
Nlairara to '
Henovo accomuiodal Ion 11.lt) a. ut. anno Wllllam.-
tlH.sisp. m.
Eluilm JIall 4.15 u. m., arrlvo Elnilra lo.so a. m.
llurialo Ktpivaa 7.15 a. in. urrho lluffalo 8.to a. tn
SOUTIIWAHI).
Uunalo EiprcBa J.t.0 a. m. arrlTo Ilarrltburc 4 M a. m
" lialtluioros.40
Umlrailoll tl.15a.ia., orrlvo llarrUburgi.tor.m
" Wujilngton lti.so '
" llallluioi u 0.30 "
' WashlliL'tnn H tin ll
HarrtsburK accommodation 8.40p.ui,Brrlii Harris
w.,, iu.uw y, in,
arrlvo Iialtltnoro 2.25 a. m
, " WathlLfton o.ls
Brio Mull 12.55 a. m. ai rlvo Ilarrlsburf 3 lis a. m,
M Ualtlmoro8.40 11
mi.. ., " W'aahluL'toii 10.36
I IA1I dally except Sunday. iv.
D. it, HOY I), Jr., (itneral l'ahscrn;cr Agen
A. J. cabkatt, General manage
DEI-AWAKE, LACKAWANNA ANB
WlSTKltN ItAlLUOAll.
llLOpMSIlUlta DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tabfo No. .ia, Tukt-a cruet at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, KOVEMBUle 22 1876.
NOIlTII.
STATIONS.
St-ranton
M.....llellevtw....-,
......Tutlonlllc...
. ..Lackawanna,..
HttHon
. . W't-U lltuton...
.M W.tnii,.
p.m. p.m. u.m
hOUTIf.
r no s rn
8 III l 6
IU S 49
7 49 3 42
7 4il 8 97
IB I 31
7 27 S 27
7 22 23
7 IS 3 12
7 15 3 17
7 15 17
I 07 3 12
7 03 3 OK
tl 58 .1 04
fl 64 8 1-1
111 lit
II 80 2 42
II 15 2 3D
t 2 25
6 02 2 12
5 '6 2 13
6 62 2 10
6 48 2 IU
6 0 1 to
1 11 I 19
2 4
a.iii. p m. n.ml
V 88 2 20 11 25
2 48 2 2S (I 30
2 M it Ml A
V 44
V in
B 81
25
2 20
V 16
1 11
2 07
2 05
2 16
8 62
8 61
8 61
48
8 41
8 30
8 12
8 14
8 08
8 2
7 Lb
7 641
7 tC
7 4H
7 35
7 80
10 Itl 1 M ill
lit (HI 2 48 lll-
ll 11 2 62 6 65
....... Jlallhy.."."'.'.'
10 18
2 68 7 01
8 04 7 06
10 20
.iienttetL.
Kingston
Kingston
mouth Juno.,
... rlj mom It,,.
Atondalo
..... Nantleoko
.lliinlot k'a t nek.
.Milrkhhliiny.,...
llUL-'i. Ti
10 23
a OT 7 11
10 27
10 27
8 10 7 15
1 IT t lift
10 82 8 'fl 7 85
III 85 3 27 7 40
10 10
III 44
8 82 7 42
3 87 7 63
3 45 R 1-5
10 62
11 16
11 17
11 23
4 ID 6 28
4 15 8 45
4 21 8 16
4 1-2 ( 3
....lteadi llatenV
uerwitk
It
tlrll.r I -r.i.l. ill
...Willow Orote'.'!. in x
4 87 6 W
4 41 66
Mine Kldgo.
Ill 43
4 48
4 M
a i u
7 20
7 08
J--iy
. .Hloi, unburn
iinirf.i-1
II 61
11 67
6 28
6 23
6 211
7 40
7 45
I 48
1 43
1 40
N IU H I.
CatavilSMt llrldpiv
13 07 6 14 7 62
7 2
6 (3
4 66
1 25
t 12
t;iarh b hvtiuh.
.liantUlo
. ,1'hulan .....,
12 io n vo a 60
112 25 D 38 8 26
ll an a Al a aii
7 11
7 04
7 Ui
6 46
urn.
4 Ml 1 16
llS It (CI I 47
t IO 1 (II
P W. p.m,
N'orthuinUrhViid.
12 51 110 B 16
p.m. tun. a.ut
W. F. IIAliTKAIl, Hunt.
m (nnd ou t t n t'AWi fti,:
1,1811,