THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOC RAT, BLOOMSBURGr, 'OLUMIAI JIA'.r
Miscellaneous.
Troubles of n I'oct.
HY-MAX Aunt,'.'-
Whllo Col. llmig tho editor of the Argui
was Bitting In hli office one day a man whons
brow was clothcil with thunder entered.
Klerccly seizing a chnlr he slammed his lint
on the tabic, hurling his umbrella on tho
floor, nnd sat down.
"Are you tho editor?'' ho rk
"Yes."
"Can you read writing ?"
"Of course."
"Rend that, then," said he, th.jstlngnt
the Colonel nn envelope with an Inscription
on it,
"It ," said the Colonel, trying 10
spell It. ' r '
"That's not H ; Its nn S," said thn man.
"61 Oh, yes, I see. Well, the word
look n little like 'Salt for Dinner,' or 'SouU
of sinners,' " said tho Colonel.
"No, fir," replied tho man, "nothing of
the kind." Tnat's my name, -Samuel H.
Ilruuner. I know you cou'dn't read. J
called to see you about that poem of mino
you printed the other day ou tUa "Surcoaso
of Sorrow.' "
"I don't remember it," na'td tho Colonel.
"Of courie you don't, because it went in
to the paper under ' e title of 'Smear c- e
To-morrow.' "
"X stupid blunder of tho compositor's, I
supp se."
"Ves, ir; and th-tt's what I want to see
you abo . Tho way In which that poem
was mutilated was limply scandalors, 1
haven't alepi n night since. It espni" me
to derision. People think I am au r Lei
me show you."
"Qo ahead," said tho colonel.
"The fl nt line, when I wrote It read this
way :
"Lylnjrbj-awceplnj willow, underneath a go Hie
slope."
"That 's beautiful, poetic, aflecl'og. Now
how did you- vile sheet present it to the pub
lic? There it is I Look at it I Made "it Tjad
t' 's way :
Lying to a weeplog v ow, to Induce her -elope.'
utir ' " i i . .-.-,".
v eeping wiqow. mina you I A wiuow J
O, thunder and lightning! Th's is too much?
It s enough ti dnvo any person crazy."
"I am very sorry, Bald the C oloncl, "but
'But look a hero at the fourth verse,"eaid
the poet. "That's worse.Iyet. What I said
was : ,
Cast your,peatl3 before "iesr me and lose thsm la
tho flirt.'
"I wrote hat'out.cle.uly.said(Vtinctlv.in
a plain .round hand. Now what does your
compositor do? Does he catch the sense of
that beautiful sentiment ? Does if sink Into
his soul? Not sir J He "bets it up in Oil
fashion
Cast my pr. before the sunrise and lovs-theta "
"Now isn't thata cold blooded outrage on
a mah'a feellbga? I'll leave it to you,if it
I'lT
"It-is barti. that's a i ' said Colonel
Bancs. r 'JloI- 'fijioa
"And then tako theflT.blferse:' It? the
original me iuscrTpHtkaId,rd8 plain as day
Take away the j' 'gllng moneyrSt'TOnlysHttei ns
dross. , .-r . . t , -
"A' man with only' bno 'eye", and a'calaracJ
over tbat'woM'dhVfoV'thV words 66r-
rectly. But your pirate urst, do- you
know"whatiie" did ? "He made it read :
a fire sliofcflf wto;n6vers3 tuNufj in, ray
me.
"It was natural, too," said the Colonel.
"There, for instance, waj the sixth verse.
I'wrote :
I am weary of the tossing- of the ocean as It beaves.
"It is a lovely-line, too y but imagine my
horror and the anguish of my family when
Jtopened your paper.apd Baw the line trans
formed into)
I'm wear ng out my trousers t"l cy'rs open at
. tne Knees I
"That's a little too much I That seems to
me like carrying the thing an inch or two
too 'far, I think I Iir.vo a constitutional
right to murder that compositor ; don't
you?"
"I think you havV
"Let ine read you one more verje. I
wrote :
Iswe thou, eg echoes as fiey roam anions the
1--8..
Andlteel my soul awaken to tbe ecstasy "lit
th. s
"Now what do you s'poso your miserable
outcast turned "-at into? Why, sir, Into
this :
I emeu the trying shoes as they roast along tbe
bulls,'
"And I peel my soul mistaken to tbe erertary that
wr-'r V
"Gibberish, sirl Awfi'l gibberish. I
must Blay that man. Where is he?"
"He is out just now," said the Colonel.
"Come in to morrow."
"I will," raid the poet j "and I will come
armed." .
Then he put on ' "s hat, shouldend his
umbrella, and dtlf ed oil' down stall"
A Diamond aud two Cigars.
A story is going the rounds respecting a
Soutu American gentleman, in Paris, who
lost the other evening at tbe house of one of
our countrymen a diamond valued at 12,000
francs (2,400). The next morning a groom
found it In the court-yard and carried it
back to Its owner. The personage sent for
the honest groom Into his smoking room,
and showed himself very much pleased at
getting ;the jewel back again. He laid it
tenderly in the drawer of his toilet table,
and, then putting his hand in his pocket, ha
pulled out two cigars, which he offered to the
groom.
Th ehonest fellow accepted them, outwent
off somewhat discomfited. He told the story
on getting home. His ir er heard it and
sent for him, 'Have yo oioked tho two
clgf i ?' said he. 'No monsieur,' 'TU give
you 600 francs tor them." Will you indeed,
Birr- lea; Here is toe sum. You are an
honest lad, and I am glad to pay a premium
for having you In my service. Now go back
to tbe gentleman who owns the diamond and
say to him, 'Monsieur, I told my master of
your generosity, but be Is a'-.d you may
deprive yourself of the pleasure of smoking
to-day to make up for the two cigars you
have given me. 'He told me, thereforo to
bring them back again.' ' 'May I mentlsn
tbe COO francs, sir V Certainly not.'
The servant brought back to his master
tbe following letter: 'My dear sir, I was
very glad to get back my diamond. I have
tlx alike, and intended to have them set for
waistcoat buttons. That Is why I was bo
sorry to lose one of them. As to the cigar.
I can well afford to give two to your servant
for i;bavo 6000 drying in my secretary,
Yours, with great reard, X. Y,' The signer
of this precious epistle is a bacbelor,und has
aniucoinoof f-!0,000.
The usual pay ot u Sepoy is about fourteen
shillings per month, out of which he has to
buy his own food. When on active service
hit pay isfabout doubled.
Miscellaneous.
Travelln Jnu.ui.
nmtNO ovun rtotmit hoahi on lions 1
SHOD WITH STItAW.
A long rido on a Japanese pnek-horso Is
an epoch In tho Wo of any traveller. As
the animals, are shod with straw, and as the
roads nro very rough, they never attempt
anything beyond a walk even with tho most
violent inducement. The traveller Is perch
cd high up In a hard pillion, In a sort of n
valley, the sides of which are composed of
his luggage, spare hats, shoes, girth', and
straps rolled into bundles; his legs are doub
led up so that his knees touch his chin, and
tho sensation Is like that of being on the
back of a camel. Thus placed ho must per
form his journey, or ns an alternative he
may be driven to tho Kago, or litter. This
may cither be a basket slung on n pole, or a
regular box with doors and sliding shutters.
The litters of men of rank, such rs onco
wero frequent enough in tho streets of Yed-lo,
butwhlch havo gono the way oT ho many
rciiiuivils of old Japan, were ol'.en small
rooms gorgeously decorated and palnteil,:iud
requiring a score of coolies to carry them ;
but tho litters which tho ordinary traveller
must use are of tho basket type, and as pro
vocants of suffering and misery aro cecond
only to tho pacl'-horse. To the native,
whose normal position when not standing o
sleeping, is snuatl.iig on the heels of his
feet, a confinement of several hour.! in a
Kago, with sca'cely a chango of podtinu, is
no hardship, but to the European tho aouy
of sitting cramped up in thespace of an arm
chair, with legs curled up, tucked in or hud
dled together, for an Wdefinito period, must
be actually suffered to be appreciated. Tem
porary relief may be obtained by sitting
with the legi hanging over the sides; but in
this case they either graze the ground or
come in contact with tho huge boulders with
which tho road is littered ; by stretching
them out in front, when they kick ngainst
tho coolie; or by stopping altogether and
walking, which means loss of time, but
which is the only efficacious method of es
caping tho pains of cramp. The Kago is
however, much more rapid than the pack
horse, and far more economical. The cool
ies a'c well trained sure footed, stalwart fel
lows as a rule; four to a litter covering eas
ily their five or six miles an hour, and rest
ing but rarely. Tho motion, however, is
very unpleasant, and is apt, like that of a
iwipr, to make the unaccustomed feel sick.
Sword Swallowing.
START' INCl FEATS OF A LONDON JHdaLElt,
A servant brings a table on to the stage,
aud iipon it'he places a box containing the
various swords to be swallowed. He then
retires and brings from belling tho seen-t a
musket. Upon its summit is placed a for
midable looking bayonet. All being ready,
Mr. Benedetti appears with a very bright
sword in h!s hand. Arriving at the front of
the "stage, ho drives the point of the sword
into the floor, and the! force of the ir ac-
tfonof the Bword into the wood caus'i it to
sway backward and forward. Mr. Bene
3elfithen goeato his box and products a
sword made of a non lustrous metal. Hold
ing it in the air between his two hands, ho
opens his mouth and simply thrusts it down
his throat in the same manner as cavalry
soldiers would replace his sword in the
sheath. That Is feat No. 1.
Mr. Benedetti next takes up six or eight
of these swords, and having put them one
behind the other, he opens his mouth again,
and, 'presto, down goes tho lot Into what is
called by children 'io "red lane." These
swords being well down Into his throat, he
then plucks them out one by one and throws
them" on the stage, where they fall with a
clash that indicates to the commonest ob
server that they really are metal. This
done, lie rests a minute and tuen comes
the musket and bayonet. He lifts up the
musket and holds it with bayouet downward
above his head, and then slightly steadyin;
the weapon he allows the bayonet to gently
glide down his throat. Just at the moment
when it seems doubtful whether he h not
going to swallow musket and all, it sudden
ly stops, and then the bayonet is hidden
all but the pai c near where it joins on to
the musket itself. But this is not enough ;
he leans forward, and holding the bayonet
horizontally between his teeth, turns round
and round, swinging the musket. He con
cludes the performance by a very marvel
ous feat. He goes directly to tho sword
that is sti'1 vibrating in tho boards of the
stage, and pulls it out with a jerk. One can
not imagine what he is going to do with it,
as it appears to the eye that the sword, from
hilt to point, is longer than the man's body.
He then proceeds to the middle of the stage;
back goes his bead, and down his throat
goes his sword. Several eminent medical
men, among whom is Mr. Frank Buckland,
vouch for tho fact that tbe sword swallowed
measured thirty' inches in length and one
and a half acro's. Mr, Benedetti has been
swallowing swords for fourteen years ; the
stomach M consequently accustomed to the
reception. He is a singularly preposs' "sing
man, rid h's manners are polished.
Uood Whitewash.
When oil paint cannot be afforded
i . i . ,i
for
lences anu uui jiuuses, a gouu wunewasu
wi" look well and durable. The following
wash ' excellent :
Take a clean barrel that will hold water.
Put into It half a bushel of quicklime, aud
slack it by pouring over it four or five inch
es deep, and stirring it until slaked, When
quite slaked, dissolve It in water, and add
two pounds of sulphate of zinc, which may
be had at any druggists, and one of common
Bait, wblcb lu a few days will cause the
whitewash to harden on tho wood work.
Add si'Hcieut water to bring It to tho con
sistency of thick whitewash.
To make tho above wash of a pleasant
cream color, add three pounds yellow
ochre.
For fawn color add 4 pounds umber, 1
pound Indian red, 1 pound lamp black.
For gray or stone color, add-1 pounds um
ber and a pounds lampblack.
The color may be put on with a common
whitewash brush, and will bo found much
more durable than common whitewash,
Hints ouMarketlns Vegetables.
It marketing vegetables remember that
much depends on the attractiveness
of their appearance. Don't bean
them In a confused mass, hut arrange
garden stuff so that their good quality shall
be apparent. Oftentimes tho best selection
carried to market by themselves will brln
more tbsu the whole crop, good, bad an
inditlerent, Indiscriminately thrown togetli
er. A box of strawberries, each berry of
nearly uniform size and appearance, will
sell for more, and more readily, than a box
which gives a confused look to the berries
The good marketer studies how to please his
customers, and doesn't grudge a little care
lu sorting or washing, iu order that his
wares shall show the best they are capable
of.
AUCKT HiKTMtN.
THE RED FRONT,
3VCO"S"BK,S' BLOCK,
HARTMAN BROS,,
JVKAUniS IN
TKA8, OANNKI) PKUIT,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO.
OONPEOTIONJ3HY.
Gpiccs of all kinds, Qlacs Si Quesnswaro,
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domcstio Fruits,
AND Gi.'VKUAL LINE OF
Family Provisions
4th door llor Market stteet, liloomsbitrg, ra.
ir- (locils (lell crccl to all parwot the town
April at, 'TT-tr
O- IL ES'
JjINIMENT iodide ammonia.
r-
r.RADt: fyJAFIK
Ciii'cm all 1'nln In .11 '.in mill IIciinI
TESTIMONIAL'S :
Parini'si'S llTnti (Fallloii ot tho Womb.) A Won
derrul Cuic Mno jours my wire suffered ;wlth this
terrible complaint, Mo wiu ui teuflert by doctor af
ter doctor, went to tiie dineront tiuspltals whero fe
males nro treated; tried them nil; wo.o bnndaires
nnd pessaries with only temporary relief. Her llfo
was .miserable. We npplled Dr. lilies' Liniment.
Her relief was immediate. bh Is now we".
It. McDMtuoir,
40 West 18th Blrect, New York,
I hart Ilwelvo btrokes of l'aralj sis. ly leg, arm
and t3D?uo were useless ; was obliged to uso n cath
eter eu-ry day. Doctor ones' liniment Iodldeot
Ammoiila his cred me. Will answer any Inquiries
so that all afflicted may know ot It.
Jons Aitm., No. Hi iiranford, Conn.
Chestnut 11111, Philadelphia, April -.'. '70.
W. 51. Giles, icq.. Dear Mr I iised yourlodldoof
Ammonia Liniment on l-'lova Temple's hind pastern
Joint, she .had been'qulte lame; the effect was
wonderful; sho wuks now quite well. Very re
spectfully J ours,
A. Wki at.
1'. s, I am now using It on Littleton's rljht tore
le.
a largo shoo boll on a valuable joting horse was
removed by Ullcs' Liniment Iodide of Ammonia.
SHEPHERD KNAPr,
Cnipets, IT.sslxtu ave.. New lork.
Annul Tho tortui cs nnd agonies I endured for
six years, nono but those who havo surrert-d with
this u-rrlblo disease can know. My life was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried Giles' Liniment lonldc of
Ammonia. It gave mo listant relief. Utd It In
ternally as well as externally.
'J nOS. IIRANIOjIN,
127 west 27th street. Now Yoi k.
I was In a drcaarul condition. Joints swollen,
pain Intense, injections of morDutne into my veins
tailed to relievo me. ones' Iodide or Ammonia took
away tho deposits from my Joints lwantecry
one who suffers to n w what i 111 cure them.
Koiiptce Lo-rnito
North 11 do rrk, Lammolllo to. vt.
Another SufTerer cured. Discharged from tho
Massachusetts General Hospital rs lncraole, wllh
Inflammatory rhHi rualiani lu m shoulders, llnge-s
and feet; surfered feanully tor thiee jeara, tiled
everything ; lost all hope. Dr. Giles' Lln'mcnt Iod
lue of Ammonia effected a completo cure.
Ku en smith,
No. 72 ITmc street. Fall Klrcr, Mass.
Sprains, sp.luts, bruises. Lameness In horses,
Giles' Liniment Iodide of Arrmonla Is a perfect spe
cine. No person who owns a horse should be with
out It.
M. ItODENS,
59 beventh avenue. New York,
In my family, and for tho stock, I bavo used Gile's
Liniment Iodide ot Ammonia. It Is unsurpassed,
and I am surprised at the many different malad'c
m wuicu it is applicable, it, gncstno utmost satis
faction. John J. Caihek,
Supeiintendcnt Eastern Pennsylvania Experimen
tal Farm.
coc. end (I ; and In Quarts at 2.S0, in which there
is iiKreai suxug.
Trial slzu 25 cents .-
Mold Br All. Dki-cmsts.
N. .1. lli:Mll:i:.-ll(TT,.gl.lur lll,ioiMsbnrK,
may 41, 'I?-
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--.XXjK,OA.ID.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tlio attention ct tho travelling public Is rcspccU
fully Invited to some of the merits of ihls great high
way. In tho coondent asseillon and belief that no
umei- jmu can oner equal inducements as a route o.
utiuuu uuvci. in
Construction and Equipment
I'FNNSYLVANIA IUILKOAD
stands confessedly at the hcni or Ampi-i miiwrns
Tho track Is double tho entire length of tho line, ot
Bteei rails laid on heavy oak lies, which aio e nbed
ded In a foundation ot rock ballast eighteen Inches
In dpth. All bridges are of Iron or stone, olid built
upoh tho most appro ed plans, 1 ts passenger curs,
whllo eminently safe and substantial, aro at tho
same nine uioueis or vomiort and elegance.
TH3 SAFETY APPLIANCES
In u o on this lino well lllustrato tho far.scclng and
liberal policy of Its management, In occoidauco with
which tho utility only ot an Improvement and not
Its cost has been tho question ot consideration.
Among many may be noticed
THE SLOCK SYSTE1I OF SAFETY SICWAL3,
JA1THE Y COUPLES, BUFFER and PLATFOEU
THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH,
AND THE
WESTINGKOUSi: AIS-BRAKE,
forming In conjunction with a perfect double track
andruad-bed a combination ot sategnards against
accidents which have rendered them practically 1m
Iiosslble. -r jj
LllllMlcU!
Palace Cars
are run on all Express Trains
From New York, I'kllmlrliililn, Ilnlllinorc nnd
Vufeliuitfton,
To t'lilriiiio, Cliirlnnnll, I.miMMIt', Indlnimuoll
initl ht. I.oula,
WITHOUT CI9.41V;i:,
and to all principal points In tho tar West and SoutU
with but uuo change ot ci.rs. connections aio made
In Uulon Depots, and are assured to all Important
THE SCENERY
OK TIIU
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
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attentive, and It Is a
.1
lUnknM'H urn mm tonnu nnil
attentive, and It Is an Inevitable result that a trip by
the 1'enusylvanla hallroad must form
A Pleasing aal JJemeratts Esjerienee.
Tickets for sale at tho lowest rates at tho TtcLct
onicesot the company In all Important cities and
FltANK THOMPSON,
Ueuerul Manager.
L. FATlWErt.
Gcn'l 1'assenger Agent.
J. K. SHOEMAKER, I'ass. Agent Middle Dlst,
feb I 18 ly M t""tU T btrt' "arrlsburg, V
BL00MSBURG TANNERY.
O. A, IIURIIIJVG
"I) ESI'EOTFUMr announces to the public
XV UiatLo has reopened
SNYDEH'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Uloomsburc, ra,, at the
fUlHUlUJI
ifl KsrtY ftnrl lAvht Mrmt
rOttdii. WiiCru All dHWrTnl tnna r.t
leather Will tu tnflA In thn inrml
tubbtantlal and workmanllko manner, and Bold at
price to ault tho Uinut. ' he Ul hwit prlco lu cu&h
GKKEN HIDES
ot every description In the country, Tbe rut 11c uit
tllOOII'lUlir, iAi. I, 8!6-
J01J 1'ltINTIftQ
Neatly and cheaply executed at the
COU'JJUIAN Office,
Thomas 11. Hahtiun,
feSCSs fey?
.4. W "slV v
AT PRIVATE BALK,
The Willow Vale Estate
A Valuablo property, lj ing in Franklin township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, en tho east branch
ot Ilodrlngcrcek. Itconslstsot a beautiful tarm ot
about
ISO ACRES,
on which nie creeled a commodious and comforta
ble Dwelling House, a largo Hank liarn, Cider Tress,
and all necessary out-bulldlngft. It has growing
upon It abundance of excellent fruit, has n well of
water at botlitl.c duelling house nnd barn, nnd Is
convenient of access by public roads.
ALSO.
Adjoining and being a part of tho same, but will bo
sold separately If desired, about five acres of tho
above lands, whtrt-on uier u-ctid a largo
CUSTOM, II1I1ST AND FMHTKINII MIU,
with four run of stone, a DnelliDg House, a Saw
Mill, a Dry noods Store and Dwelling House, nnd
other Improvements, together with t ho water-power
and appurtenances thereto.
The Wllluwvalc VohI OKI ce
Is on the premises. It Is within wy reach of Cata
wlssa, Ccntralla, Ashland, Mount Cnrmtland other
mining towns for market purposes.
The property Is bounded by lands of Mini son, and
Artley, and Micets, and D. llower and others. Tho
two described piopcrllcs will bo Bold separately or
together to suit purchasers. For terms apply to
bllas ilcndenhall, I.'. It. In Inker or John (I, I'leczc,
at Illoomsburg, l'cnn'a. feb. 8, '7Mf
GOLD.e
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May a, T8.-3m
$45
priEMirTM WATnr in rrrifv-
Lfltein-Hluiler.Frt'.t n(thf.virvnr.l.p. flul.
'at tree. J. II. Uatlurd it Co., Clilcaso. 111.
aug.lT, "IT-ly HSC
PATENTS-!;
obtained for
mechanical do
.'ices, mer'cai
or othor rnm.
pounds, ornatnenta dc&las.trndo marks, and h
bels. Caveats. Asslcnmcntb. lnterftToncps. Aiuwriii.
suits for lufrlnptmiiUi, and all ca&;3 urls'it' I'nder
iuu i i i' r. iiuuitn.v uucuu iu,
Inventions That XXavo Been
T?l? I l?frIM? h? thepatent omcomay
IVlLd JLX J!jlJ&tllUnmoht cases, bo dqn
eutjdbyua. Helny omwilte tho patent oMlce, wo
can mko fiostT fci'iirutit's, una wcuro patents more
promptly, and wlthbroader claims than tuobewno
are remote Irora Washington.
INVENTORS
send us a mcdcl or tWetcli ol vour del lco : wo mp'io
t-xamiDuiiuna ireo 01 cuaigc.anu aaibe auiepacerii
atilllty. All correepondence utrlclly conildentlal.
Prices low ana KO CI1ARQE UNLESS PATENT IS
bi-.uuut.i),
We reter to ofllclala In tbe ratent onice, to ocrcll
ents In every ttate of tlio Union, and to your hena
tor and Itemeseutatlvo li Concets. bneclal refer.
cnceaglvenwhen deblred, A tid rets
KJ. A. MSU1V & CU.!
Oocoblte ratent omce. Waslilncton. U. c.
arm e, n-ti ,
Steel and Iron
Triple flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
rat.nl In.ld. Bolt Work and
Illng.d Cap.
10 lUt COMFUTI WITU0DT IT 1 1
W. H. TERWILUGER,
No. 04 Maldea Lane,
, Xmi WUlUuaU.
dec. 7, IMI-ly
UW10U.
TlllSfAPErISKEPT0N FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
mm
733 SmoH St., PHILADELPHIA,
Wli0 are our autburlxcd agent unU will
rcceJro Adrtu-tUcwcuu al oar
SMBJ ft
llcga leave to inform his customers nntl (lie piibliq that liis .etock i,1
now replete with rU tlio Novelties for Spring nnd Summer Wciu
consisting of new mid beautiful styles of 1
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC- GOODS
. AT 21SDUOED FKIGSSSS" "
any of which ho i9 prepared to niaku ,up in tho latent atyJe.-1 . . i .. ,
ilciidy-madc cotliina; cheaper tlnm ever.
Cheap Suits for men,
lioys for
all of tlio best make and
Just received a full lino of all the
9$ JU.JfJK.JM.Kft MSi d'IJ)
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LINE
OF THE
GELEBHATtB
PEARL
IT
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBUEG, PA.
Mammoth Grocery, corner of Main and Contro otreetu,
BLOOMSBUEG, J?J.-,
13 TUB l'LACU TO OUT T1IK WOltTII OP VOUIl MONEY IN TIIK FINEST AND J'ltKSIlEST OF
Fancy Imported and DomesticiStaple Groceries of Every Description,
Qneensware, Glassware, Wooi anfl Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOB GASH,
0K NICE FltESH PKOMIOK.
Jan l. 1S7T. , ,
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO. ,
CHEMICAL PAINTj
landsave one-third tlio cost of painting, and get a paint that Is much liandsotler, ah'd'wlil' '
LAST TWICE AS LONG AS ANYOTIIKU PAINT. ' ' ' '
Is prepared ready for uso In white or any color
In tho country, many of which have hf-en painted
UHUMIUAl. rAlMT uaa laucn r lrbl l'Uli.nu.iia at twenty 01 me uur runs ui lit
Colors sent free. Address N. Y. EN A M I! I, l'AINT UO., 118 1'ilucc htreet,
DEIt SON,AcrenU lS2l,Marnct street, I'hUadelpUla, l"a.
best;
business you cam on trace In. th to 120
rer day made by anv w orkcr or cii her
hex, right m their own localities. Far-
tlculara and sample worth 3 free. Improve your
fcparo time ut this business. Addiess Htinson & Co.,
l'ortlantt, Maine, march 22, '78-ly
$66 gS?
a week In your own town. $5 Outfit free.
nsK. iteaacr 11 ou waui a uubint'ha
wlilch nernons of either bex cau make
irreat nav all tlie time thev work, write
for pnrttuilars to II. IUllbt & Co., l'ortland. Maine,
march 22, iay
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TlirM. F. ISODINE, Iron Street Mow bec-
V ond, Bloomsburtr, l'a., 13 prepared to do ol
kinds ot
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
and
PAPER HANGING.
In tho best styles, at lowest prices, nnd nt short
notice.
Parties haying such work to do will sayo money
calling on me.
All work warranted to glyo satisfaction. Orders
solicited
wir. f. bodiJte.
CHEAP
KANSAS LANDS ! !
we own ana connoi the Kullwny Lauds of TltEOo
COUNTY, KANSAS, about equally divided by tho
Kansas Pacific Hallway, which we are selling ut
from f2.Srt to fS.oo per acre, on eusv terms of pay
ment. These lands are ot Ihe ery best quality, and
are located In the best winter wheat and stock grow.
Ing district of the United states. Alternate sections
of (locrnment land can bo token as homesteads by
actual settlers. Members of our ttrm reside at W'a
keeney. and will show lands at all times. A pam
phlet giving full Information of sou, climate, water
supply, rainfall, ic., will b sent free on request.
A duress,
Warren, Keeney It Co,,
106 Dearborn St. Chicago,
, . Or-Wa-Keeney, Trees Co., Kansas,
April U 8m. '
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
V iew of ,
Marriage !
AOuldoto Wdr5gk nl
dutiet tit tnarriair nA th
it m.JiJV" c1111 "i unt lor II t the ie
-537 N ty3& iri of ltprodulon and
A Look lor urivate. mnaiH.
T A PHIVATE MtDIPAL AnUISFR!
Oil til diforden ol ft f rlT,T Nturo tnnug Uom Bslf
Abuao, zccitei, or Secret Dlieuei, wub. th Uit
tt A CLINldAL LEOf aitE on the aoot d'Hiii nd
tnou ot ih Throat todLunei, Catarrh. RuDtut.Ui
Opium nbtt,ic..prlre)yct.
nthrr nook nt poirpaldon net !pt ot prtcf i Of ill time.
onfinlf. AW rgJ lM-utitully lliuitraied. lor IS cli.
AddMi Eli. SUrTS. o. UN. bOi bU tU Lili. Ho,
auff.n,i7-iy uao
S2600
ATEAIU Apontawuited. lloil.
neu leirltloiate. rarllcular. free.
1 Id., J.WOITU i CO , Si Uuli,
OUff
n, iy
SO
T. ATMT7G Ca Etocklngi, Kccttlcs, Ac,
JJXklAXiO tusTANTAHKoviLT, lor le than I ct.
Can renew or change tho color of their Vrewet, Bile.
Woolen, or Cottov, at a nominal coit, imparting
new and lovely cliades ty tlie use o( our Uaqio Tihth.
ick ui AmT oouj nwor iuo.; s different colon tor
bend tcatamn for aamDle and circui&r. Aun.
Our Improved Pest Poison
! a un .are na c&up dutrayer of
tin DrtTATA Ell
w n m w www
Cnmnt.Worm, tod .11 IniwU that
) rer on V.-geutlon, Wirrsuti-a to kill
VlVll Itnila Ii.m lavla llwwn Irllla
II,. ..I I . I . . . ... I . . , .
l;ua4cDdVe7u.rlS;ll'l,i'1W uai ,n
Our Cabbage Worm Destroyer
U hot i-r itx roisootri,bnt turedeHh to tb worm,
fc.mpl. or trui uat fro o. rrlit ol li nuu.
l oTAoa stihi-. iccmih IdKount to tbo Trade.
UKAlutGir UULMIUAl, WUIUib.
V.O, Box S139.
may Sd, is-sra
wamb. ic u.r, Aecnt.
Office, ut Curtl.ult BU, Sew York.
Jwico
lll'llllul:'u4'.'iw wiuki.b.ui.LUi
I IVIfl 11 WM-llurtdBbi, LtkAii 11L.
Au II, 1I-ly K 4 O
Ucan ir ako money faster at work for ua than a
nnythlugelso Capital nor required t we U
MStt.11, v.. Pr day at homo made by tho
ldustrlous. Men, women, bova and girls
wanted eterywhere W work for us. ' Now lathe
."AJ1 .Co11y ""Jlf and terms free. AddreaaTacn
& Co., Augfsta, Maine, March SS, H-ly
MALLEABLE IRON
HOOT (V H1I0K
Solo Protector.
For ui e In Kol"nglllU. mass
jKo'ineni,
Malui.t.,liegheny,l'o.
Call, or iu.u id i tit'er!
mm wiw
Cheap suits lor Youths,
Children. 1 (
at, tho lowest prices.
Intent .styles in, color and quality of
mm, mat,
POB
SOLD ONLY BY
LOWMBEMI-,
desired. Is on many thousands of tho llnest bundles
six jears, nml now look as well as, when tlrst palult'd
role
'., or, iIiiNHY li.
JulynVJT-ly '
Ol-TIBAl?-! t
SAS LANDS"! !
Wo own and controTtlfe JnllrfnV lanrti of T'r'eflo
County. Kausim. ulinul. pnunllv.riKUlpil, l)V..tlui Kh.
sas 1'aclllo Hallway, which we mo selling at .ml
a rriijju or n z i per uc re on cnFv u rms jui tiaymciil.
Alternate sections, ot upu-mnjent (aiida.van bo ta
ken as homesteads bv actual sutlers.
1 heso hiDdi Ua In llin Ore.at llnionone licit of Cen
tral Kansas, tho best winter wheat producing fll$
trlctor the United' males,- jlejdlng irora so to 35
IhiKlif-N iier Acre. 1
The nv erago 5 early rainfall in'tfils 'emihty Is nenr
ly 83 Inches per Innniun, one-thtrdjgrenlcr than Hi
tho much-extolled Aikansas Valley, which ha a
yearly rainfall of less than sal Inches per annum In
the samo longftudo , ,
Stork ltnMinr aiidonl (Irowlriir'nrp'irry Rennin'cr
mho. -To wluteis mo tlicit und lulUl... htorj;
w 111 live all tho year on grass 1 I.tvlng 'Hrenms and
springs are numerous. Iiiro water la foundlu wells
fioiiimtocorertileep. 'ihe Ili-.iltlilei.t t ilumie In
tho World ! No feer nnd nguo Were. No mucWy or
ImpasbaMo roads. PKiity of lino building Mei.e,
lime and sand. Tl.ete liimUarouelngrapldlysettt.-d
by the best class of Noithern aud haslern people,
and will so appicclate In value by thelmpioveineiita
now In Ing made ns to make their pmcluiso nt piee
entpilces ono tho very bebt Investments that can
bo made, aside from the rr .nis to he derived frcn
their cultivation. Meinbeistf our llrm rebldoilu
tl-Kecnev. and vtll show- l.mrlR nt. nnv limn. A
pamphlet, - n Ing full lnfoimutlon In regard to sou,'
v.i.iiukv, naui BUpiJ , ftu., lu UU fcCJlt.. lltO VU Ttf-
quest. Address
Warren Keeney li Co.,
106 Dcartern St., Chicane,
OrWa-Kccney, Trego Co., Kansas,
April u, T8.-im
yiAiNwitiGiiTAco., ' ' ;
WIIOUJSALE GltOCEItS,
ruitjiniLrniA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYllUrS, COFFEE, UQAlt, MOLASSES,
HICK, S1-1CL8, EICADB 60D1, KC, AC.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch strocta,
Unorders will recelro prompt attention.
tt
54 Ninth Htrect I'lttsburg, Dec, 10, 1SI4.
Messrs. DltEllKll. HKAr CO. ' '
Gentlemen : Vour paints have given entire eat
Isfactlou. I havo used them on a good rnapy differ
ent kinds of work, such us Iron, Tin, Vood.-IirleV,
&, and never heard any compJalBU. on the con-,
trary, tho work stands w ell anu lor wear, win in my
opinion, bland with any lead In tho maikct.. When
In want or reference Infills ctly or Mclnltj-you aro
at liberty to uso my name with pleasure; also to uso
thU as jou think best. . ,, , , .
ltespectfully Yours,
, , .JOI1N-T. OllAV.
1'alnter and Dt-aUr lu Paints, oils, 4C.
STIUUTI.Y I'UUE WHITE LEAD, AT1HEIVOWEST
MAltKHT.KATjy.' .- i . ..iif.
MONTOUH fLATE I'AINTH. S' CENTS. '
Mo.NTquititi;TAjji yiiiTB, s centb.
WONTOtllt HETA(.Lia.HltOWN,'ll CENTS. "
OFF COLOKS AT TlIft lICE, 1
T-i 'run
PURE LINSEED' OIL
i -.,,.,.
ut IohckI ninrUct iuIcn. '
(sample cards -and price list furnished without
charge.
Orders and Inquiries by mall will rccclio prompt
attention, - - hi , '
HEljIWfB. it BAY,
.MANUITAOTUJlhli,
' ltUl'UKT, I'a,
MOYEItnnOS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Dloousbuho, I'a
Maya, 1.-1 J.
sun l I II i
IlVnri' ltifrnA pritctlce. ettendin thrmurh
.pco-lo ol veal, having within licit time trrclml
inaiiy thounand ce of thuo rilBcanes peculiar to
noiitan, 1 havo beon enahleil In ticrfcrt a molt
potent anil agrcrablo inedlclno that meeta tho In
aicaiiom presented by that clnis of diseases with
p9Slljto certainty anil exactness,
To delcnato thu natural ipcclflc comiwund, 1
havo named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The term, however, Is ml a feeble ciptesslon of
. mt hlth appreciation of Ua value, haicd upon
my own personal observation. As a closo ob
errf, 1 hate, while witnessing Its positive, re
sults In tho fow special diseases Incident to tht
'frpnrnto orfranism bt woman, ainclcd it out -as
tlio climax or .crovrnliin ircm ol mr
ineillrnl rnro.r. On Its merits, as a posltli e,
safe, and effectual remedy for this class of dis
eases, and onc.lhat will, at all times and under all
circumstances; act klnilly and In harmony ivllli
. the laws which govern (he female system, I am
willing to stake my reputation M a physician.
Kay, even more, to con id lent am I that it will not
iflsar-pntnt tlio most stingulno expectations of a
slnale invalid 'lady who inei It lor any M the
ailments for which I recommend It, that I oner
and cell It llMcr A POS1TIVK CllIAIIAN
I i;r. it a licnrllcl.il effect Is not experienced
bv the time two-thirds ol tho contents of tho bot
tle ate used, I will, on return ol tho bottle, two
thirds of, the mcdlclno having been taken accord
ing indirections, and tho case being ono for which
1 1 ccmnmend It, promptly refund tlio money paid
for It. Had I not tho most perfect confidence In
Its virtue, I oould not oiler it ns I do under these
conditions! but havlnjt witnessed its truly mlrncu-
"lons'eures In thousands nf cases, I Icol war.
rnnlcil niul perfectly auto lit rUlcliiaj
liutii my reputation nnd my inoiicy ou
Its nicrlla. '
The following aro among rhoso dlscvscs In
which my Fnvorlto I're.erlllon has work
ed lires, as ,11 by inngie, ami Willi a certainty
never bchro attained by any nicdlcinot l.cu
corrluea, Kxcesslro Flowing, I'alnlul Jlontlily
1'crlods, bupnrcssions vhcn from unnatiitnl
causes, Irregularities, Weak Hack, 1'iolapsiia, or
falling tS tlio Ulcrns, Anleverslon and llettnier
sion, llcarlnp Down feensaliniis, Internal Ileut,
Nervous llcprtsslon, Debility, licspondanry,
Thrcatcncii Miscarriage, Chronic CotiBCHlion, In
rammalfon and Ulcerniion of tho Olerus, Im
tener, liai renness, or feterlllty, Fenialo Weaknen,
and very nianywtlicr chronic diseases incident to
woinhil not mcntlone.1 here. In all affections ot
this nature, my Fnvorilo Prescription works
cures tlio iiinrvol of tlio vvorlil. Tills
medicine 1 ito not extol ns a cure-all. but it
admirably fulfills n aliiRlonea. of pur
iiose, hemp a most pcilcct sperliio In all chronic
diseases of tho soxual system of woman. Hwtll
not illpappolnt, ner will it do harm, In any auto
or condition.
- Thoe who desire further Infnrmallon on theso
subjects can obtain It in This l'Koi't,r.'H Commov
Sense MnniCAt. Anvisnn, a book of over two
pases, tent, poat-patd, on receipt of $l.w. It
treats mlnulclv ,ot thoo dl-,c.iev j-ei-iiliu- lo
Feimlcs, ahd pives much valnstilo ndvleo in re
gaul to tho m.in.iKcmcnl of lltuio affcelloHd.
r.wonrri: iiti:sciciiTiu.v sold
UK1 AI.Ii IIIiXGUlSTS.
R, V. FIERCE, H. D,, Prop'r,
sep. m, '77-tt
PELLETS.
ooo
o o o
Or Siignr-Coatcdt Conccntrteilf Kooli
nnd Herbal Juice, Aiitl-Itlllona
' 'CranulCR. TIIX MTTIJ: GIANT"
(lAI lIAKXIC, or lUultum lu ParTo
lMi)nlr.
Tlie noti'trof moil em MedlcalChemtcal, and.
rh.irmacetmcal (science. So use of any longer!
taking the Urge, repulsive and nauseous pills,
composed of cheap, crude, and bHky inured fents.
nlicn ccant ty a careful application of chemical
tclcncej extract'alt tbe cathartic and other medl
. clnnl propertied from the most valuable roots and
herbs, and concentrate them Into a minute Gran
ule, Ncnrcely larger titan a muatard
teed that can be readily swallowed by those ot
the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes.
Each little Vurcatlvo I'ellel represents, in a
most concentrated form, as much cathartic power
as is embodied la anv of the large pills found for
sale In drug-shops. From their wonderful cathar
tio power, in comparison to their aire, people who
havo not' tried thorn are apt to suppose that thev
aro harsh ordraqtiofn effect: but such is not at all
the case, tho illfferentactive medicinal principles
of which they aio composed being so harmonized
ami tnniMtlcd, one bv the others, as to produce
a moat ncnrclilng and thoroiiRli, yet
gently and kliidly operating, cathar
tic.
d&OQ Howard Is hereby offered by the pro
prietor of theac relicts, to any chemist who, upon
annljblA, yri find In them any calomel or other
forms of mercury, mineral poison, or injurious
driiff.
lie t ii fr entirely vccetnble, no particular
care is igyutrcd while using them.i They operate
'Without disturbance 'to the constitution, diet, or
occupation. , Jk'or Juundlco, Jleadaclie
CotiHtlpatlon; Impure Illood. Ialn In
tho MiouIderN, 'I'lKlitnoMH of tlioC'lieatv
7 lilzzltiCHit, hour Uruclntloiia from tbe
stoiiiaeli, Had (auto lu tho mouth III I
Ioum attnckN, lnln In' region of Kld
no), Iiitemnl lover, lllonted feeling
nluut Momach lliieh ol lllood to
lload, lllchcofored Urine, Uuvocla
btllt 'and 4ilooiuy ForobodtiiRsi, take
llr l'iorce'a IMousaut lurKatlve I'd
lets. In explanation ot the remedial power of
my 1'iirgatlve 1'cllets over so great a variety ot
diseases, I wish to say that their actlou
upon tlio aiilmnl economy is unlver
kuI, not n ulaud or tliauo enraptiiK
their anuativo I in pre.. Ago docs nut
impair tho properties of itieo I'cllcts. They are
euparcoatcdlaud Inclosed in glass bottles, their
virtues being'thcreby 'preserved unimpaired for
any lenstft of time, m any climain, eo that they
aro always frcslt' and reliable This Is not the
case with those pills which arc put up in cheap
wooden or pasteboard boxes. Itecnllcct that for
all dUcaves where a Ijnxattve, Altrrnttre,
nr IMirtf utl ve, fa indlcaied, these little Pellets
will pio (he most perfect satisfaction to all who
me them.
They aro (.old by all Irui;gltiU at 25
ccnU a bottle
.B. V. PIESCE, U. D Prop'r,
liUFFALO, K. Y,
sep.tf J .
Tho lightest Running,
Tlio Simplest,
Tho Most Durablo,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
It Is rasllj- nnilerstood, mahe the
dotlble-Ilirenil loek-alltc-li, lim sclf
rcciilntluc tensions unit lake-uji,
ml lelll lo (7io wholo raiijo of family
teurfcivltliont cbanee.
The Wonictlq" it uiaifeln the matt
Humble manner, lelth conical etcel
bearlny mid compeniattiia Journals
SAroupiouf
' PAPER FASHIONS.
37,f juj.""''"!- 1'A.TT JSItNH for
ladlci', i(e, cunt children's dreit,
aro cut on a1 B)steiit superior fo any
itt UMt anil can be uniterttood by any
one, J ul! directions autl Illustration.
on each cnvilope.
Send J'ttt Ctnlt for illuttrated Cata.
lonuo of lOOO I'anhlotu.
tn
I
B'oTTing KaeUiis Co., New York,
I.- W. HARTMAN,
.pnt Domestic" Parer Fashions
JSloomsbiirg;,
Dccemlierli, isTT-ly
PATENT S.
F.A. Ulitnann, Bollcttor ot American and Foretim
JWcnts, Wnsiilcgton, l).o. All business cennecteu
witu rt4nts,;vlietter be'orouie I'atent onice or
tho Courts, frompuy atuntl(fa to. Kothargo made
li otesa a patent la bccotwL Bentl tor ctreular
MsT,Mi-M bw '
IRON IN THE BLOOD
A J'crrunnctit Tonic,
WITIIOU'l1 ALCOHOL,
Peruvian Syrup
!' a rrotccted
Protoxide
ot Iron.
Peruvian Syrup
Contain?
no
Alcohol.
Peruvian Syrup
V
II:
II
Vitalizes
tho
lllood.
Peruvian Syrup
To
the
Tones up
Hie
njstem.
Peruvian Syrup
r.uiiiit up
the
lirokenDoTi n.
I'cruvian Syrup
Makes tho
Weak
Mrontr.
Wei
Mro
Peruvian Syrup
Cure
tho
l'.fsr
Peruvian Syrup
Cures
tho
l'.-8peptlc.
Intl
tho
Jira
Peruvian Syrup
Cur
Ten
Wei
Invigorates
tho
Jiraln.
Cures
Female
Weakness.
Peruvian Syrup
Cll
Hp
DC
Cures
Kprlnir
Debility.
Peruvian Syrup
Is pleasant
to
Tako.
CAUTION. Ho suro you get the 'TEItUVIAN
8 1 ItUIV
Price $1.00 a Bottle.
A 32.pago romplilet, eontalnlng a history of tho
Fkkwian KVBi-r.a valuable paper on proureRsin
medical science, a treatl.-io on Iron as a medical
neent, tettluionlals Irom distinguished phjtlclans,
clergj men and others, H III be sent Irco to any ad
dress. FETO W.POWUE t f-ON-. Prortletors, sa Ilarrt
son avenue, lioston. M 1 by tf r-uljrj generally.
Or.A.G.OLIN'Slti
Lll Dft,( Private Datura, raultfnff bom eirly Rbuars
t infi-otton of tlthff Hrmlntil eal tirnitiVMJtiiiiic
imiuiuiis, Mmointmori inpnirfd Mcbt. Lang
M nn hood or lni potency, Srrvuua lt-bllllr, rrritiv
tjently tUrli diwMMor tb ltluslder. kMitry. 1,1 rcr.
Liinvo. Ailtima. IVvrh. til, all Llirnnln Hw. atid'lHrt
Ar.NWf FKUAl.KH,ylM to bit trmtOinH., Dr,Ul
U liaJ a 11f-loni ftriFi-lanM. inilnuHBniwsighM f.ll
1 a rrclual of Iha IltnMd Srhcinl, uata ro nwmirv. KM IKa
lare.t pra tict in tba U. 8. LAIMI.H rtqotring treatnMtil with
prltulc homioci board, rail or writ. tfnt mnwownra fat
I-atlrnti Stnl fifty rati U ft tamplaof liulbw CoocJi and Hr
rular of Imtvirtanl InfunnatVnt, by tyt. ML OI.l.N'8
l-finalo II Ik i Wf r. l,i....ultt1on fr.
MAERTAGE GUIDE l&Wfi
)anif and nil. I llu a.- I ui txxH Via u all dUMj of a frUat
iMtnra, XatLUunMsDiLth n anj tlia ronUin.i.Ulinr
jnamfa. II ito l liotlthv r .( m v ktif.y In I ho inarrUl ttla
tlon, h titty body .bould kkt tltlt UwV IVica W wtlu, to any ad
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piIILADKLriU AND READING KOAD
AUIIANGEMENT OF PABSENGEK
T11A1NS.
MayH, 1678. .. -
raiINSLBAVKBUrKKTi8,oTlO8 (krariv EX CEITK
J" HwtsBa tt- W "no W p. m.
or w miamspoi t, 0,5a v,u a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
TRAINS FOR HCfSKT 1KATE AS KOUOWS, (StKBAT M
CBPTKD.)
Leave New Vork, 8,43 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,15 a. m.
Leave lteadlng, ll,3ja. m., I'ottsvIUe ISISd m
andTamaqua,l,sop. m. l"'uo, n,i5 p. m
Lcaocatawlssa,fl,!oe,ti0a.in. and 4,00 n m
Passengers and trom New York and Phiiadn
phla go througa v, itnout chango ot cars.
J. I!. WOOTTKN.
CM, nANCOCK, cneral Manager.
(leueral Ticket Agent.
Jan.u, mio-tr. v"tvuu
vrsrcrsotii,i8'3',r,iinswuii-e
KOItTHWAItD.
Erie Mall ts.ta a. m arrh e Elmlra ji ,6
" Canandalgua... s.ssp. m
Itochester ftio
Niagara
Itenovo accommodatlonil.ioa.rn.armo Williams
ft itM p. m.
hmI miM a-m- ftrr"'e Etolra lo.!0 a. m.
llutralo Express 7.15 a. m. arrive liufalo wo a. m
BOUTlIWAltD.
Buffalo Express S.W a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 4.w a.m
Elmir. u.n " Baltimore 8.40 '
Elmlrallau 11.16 a. m., arrive UairUburg)xop.m
" Washington 10.30
" llaltluiore o.so "
" Washington 8.80 "
arrive Ualtimoro s.2a a. m
Erio Malt lus a. m. arrive Harrtsburg a ot l m,
" Baltimore 8.40 '
I IA11 daily except Sunday.1"8""1 ,0-85 "
D. M. liOYO, Jr., General Taascnger Agcn
A. J. CASSA'n, u neral Manage
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer,
ashland;pat
General Surveying and Engineering
-uumueBB nuenaea to with Owe
and Dispatohi
X am nrenared in .v. .1 n. . .
Models it warZ, , , r:""1"'- "a
,.,.,., "i" nuuie materials
combined as necessary ot
Erligcr, Mines, Erealfrs, Buildings, Engines,
PUMPS, and all kinds or r,rt,in.. .
- . . , j ,v, .u m cases
at court or tor applications to secure patents.
I'alnil, hecurett . manb ti t
JOB PKINTXNQ
OF EVERY DESRIPTI0N
EXECUTED rilOMPTLY
At thb OoLUMBrAw Offxok.