THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Agricultural.
V Inter Kultmlns Live Stock,
Tbo time has come when farmers are be
ginning to rtsk themselves what slock th-y
hall buy to fel this winter, It li ImprAo
tlcable, timl In my opinion unprofitable, to
summer as much stock as. should be kept
during the winter, to consume coane fodder
ud coarse, grain that should be fed on the
farm. Sheep and young cattle aro general'
Jy preferred theep especially, becauw they
will work up more coarse feed than any oth
er stock Into valuable, manure, nut there Is
not always profit In sheen, and the i.robable
Ion prices fur pork and other meats make
,,t u i r .
iiiiiusi. uuuui o'Jiur gutm mruicrB iceu i
t,.n ......
.....r,.. rt,,,rBu,Mj c.nj "iHiir wiin-1
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n, ,..u..v. un'i r, aam
one oi mem to mo n rear or so airo wlien II
flatntl him hnw m,,l. .nnn.r ..1.a n I
nsKCU him now much money value ot corn
nc nan leu some lat steers l was looking at.
i inano n nuo never to sell auy rorn or oats
sometimes i get pay lor It, tint ntlener not.
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What I raro mnt fnr I. In nlv otilm, 1
vvuai i care most lor is in alwajs getting a
pile oi ricn manure. anil my land isconstant-
ly crowing more productive Not many!
farmers have the courage- tu follow this pol- ,
icy, jet whenever they do, such farmers are
. I,, i , , . - , , .. . i
thu wealtlilot and most successful in their
neighborhoods. This Indicate, that more
money Is lost from half crops grown at great
. . . - 1 p I
labnr and .expense in summer, than from I
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jni ,nwj u, nun tuurao Kriu
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hiuib iuuv boiuh reiuru,
fhnnth Kmall. f. tw.f irni fmm wlnf I
n, aud till', with the manure, is worth
more than the full price of coar.o grain in
money ' 1
ITnthinhtndttf lltirA ( tiinrn t-ntn inflinanttl
from fattening animals tnan from growing I
.t r rr. , . . , ,, ,
mein. me increase in a luuy grown am-
malis mostlr carbon tho cheaneit and
most abundant element of plant (nod But
in making bones, wool and milk, there are
largo loaws of phosphate of lime and nitro
gen. 'In England r.irmcrly this.uct was re
cognized In the place of nulmuli. A full
grown animal sold fur more per pound be-
r,re fattening than afterward. Here we
think ourselves very unfortunate if the fat
tened animal does not bring one to two cents
per pound mora than before it has been fed'
One cent per pound increase in price makes,
with the gain in weight, very fair pay fo
feeding sheep.
Hogs make, less manure for the value of
their food than auy other animal ; but what
they do make is of tho best. It Is generallv
claimed that hoes maku morn flesh from
the nmount of grain than any other animal
yet I'doubt whether at th present low prl
ccs of corn hogs pay for the grain they eon-
sume In most farmers' hands. One trnub'i
is that much of the grain is lost br waste
fulness In feeding Bushola of ears of err
thnwn into a mixture of mud and manure
will not fatten hogs rapidly. As the wheth
er becomes colder the waste will be, areater
It seems more wasteful to feed soft corn to
cows or other cattle because so'much is void
ed in the excrement, yet X believe. It will pay
better especially if fed at this season to milch
cows. Our late falls, last year and this, are
leaving cattle in pasture long after the her
bage is exhausted. There is little growth of
any grass after the middle of September, and
usually before October closes, cows will
shrink in their milk unless fed something in
addition to what tlioy can find in pasture
Sowed corn is the natural anbstitute fur crns-
during.lhe hot dry whether nf Antrim A'
this season, as odd and tnlu pinch 'h r
they need something nior. -iilista- tlnl
Soft corn and small nubbins coin- in as tin
moat natural and bet supply
liny Small Trees.
Nurseymen usually deerilip tr e in thiir
catalogues as 'seromd clues' inediuin,' 'tlrs.
class and extra.' Tim din'ereiiiw in thesp
classes Is principally, If Jnot wbollt, iu tin
aixe and height of the trees: and us meat
farmers desire the best they suppose that the
large 'extra' trees merit that description, and
hence order thera. The fact is, however,
that's small tree will grow faster and (if a
fruit tree) come into bearing condition soon
er than a largo one : and, as the New Eng-
tana jiomeneaa states, in nan anzen years
the tree that was small when planted will be
larger and finer than any other. The lar
ger.th&tree, the larger tho roots which it
has, and the lets fibres there will be upon
them, A tree that has plenty of fibrous
roots will grow readily if proper care is used
in transportation ; but no amount of skill
can coax a tree to live and flourish which is
destitute of these little fibres. Tho roots ot
large trees are always more or less mutilated
In the process of taking up, while small trees
sustain little injury from this source. Deal
ers in trees assert that experienced men buy
small, thrifty trees, while those who are lusi
starting are anxious forthe largest to be had.
Those who are to set trees the coming sea
son will do well to learn from the exper
ience of those who, at considerable loss to
themselves, have demonstrated, that 'small
trees are the ones to buy,
llw Farmers Lose Money.
By not taking one or more good papers.
, Keeping no account of farm operations,
paying no attention to tne maxim that 'a
stitch in time saves nine,' In regard to sow
iqg grain and planting seed at the proper
time.
Leaving reapers, plows, cultivators, Ac,
llnajipltprprf from thp, rnln nnH thp. hoa re
.. ii.,.,.
tuo buu, wure uiuiivy 19 ioBt in mis way an
Dually ttian most persons would be willing
to oeneve.
Permitting broken implements to be scat-
, , ,1 . ,t .1 .
ititw vi iud laiui until tuey are irrepara
ble. By repairing broken implements at
tbe proper time, many dollars may be saved
a proor of the assertion that time is mon
ey. Attending auction sales and purchasing
all kinds of trumpery, because in the words
of the vender, tbe articles are very cheap.
Allowing fenees to remain unrepaired un
til strange cattle are found grazing in the
meadow, grain fields, Or browsing on tbe
fruit trees,
A Knowing "Court."
An anecdote is related of a court held in
Kansas during the past year, which we re
gard as tho richest in ita line of any that
baa been recorded, and give it to our reader
as nearly as we can recollect it.
The case on trial was for the saleof liquor,
The principal witness was singularly ob
tuse ; and though confessing to havingnfade
purchase could not for the life of him tell
vjbatthe article was. The mast ingenious
questioning would not bring it out. At last
the attorney asked him, 'How did It fa-te,
'I d'no 1'
Here 'the court' interposed, alleging that
to be an improper question, anoynquired of
the attorney why he put such an Interroga
tory, 'Well, your Honor,' replied the attorney,
'I was unable to mate the witness tell what
kind of liquor be bought; but I (bought that
if be would teli bow it tasted, the court
would be able to determine for iUelf 1'
The bit was too palpable ; aud not even
the solemnity of the place or the cause, was
sufficient to suppress the mirth of tbe audi
dieti c.
OILES'
I
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
Cure all I'nlii In Alan nntl Hciist
TESTIMONIALS!
Proiaiucs Utbki (Falltnir ot the Womb.) A Won-
?"'.li',?i;r,!.1S? Kil'lll W ".SSK JK.?
ter doctor, went to tho different hospitals wh-re to-
Itnatrsaro treated! incdlhi-m all) wore bandages
nnu iHwssvrics wiin only temporary reuii. uer urn
was miserable. Wh applied Dr. (lies' Unlm.nt.
nor relief was Immediate, Mio Is now well.
li. mcDkhuott.
40Westmhs!rvet,New York.
! had twelve stroU-i or PuraiisLs. Mr leir.arm
HIIU I lUUC wprif J WIUV UUllfUU IU USU U UHIII-
cter c;ry doy, jito,' ones- liniment lotlldeof
&Etft iic may k SrT ' ""ium"'
johs appsi.. now Hranfora, conn.
unc.sinuL l I. rnuanp nnia. jvnru a, n.
w.M.uiios. u-u.. uoar rir I ntm jour Iodide of
-i uwa sour louiue oi i
Ammonia Liniment ou Flora Te.i.ple's hind pastern I
)ml ,, , aul, Umo', lnc wa,
wum now iiiuui veu. vcrj
a. wuxn.
".-t auinow using It on Littleton's right tore
a largesuoo boil on a valuable younir horse was
removed oy uues' unnnem louiao oi snimonm.
simrniRD knipp.
A,T1111.Th0 fifffiet and8'.m ?2dured for
?' J"'ar8! ,noS. hnt "'0,16 wh0 have sutlered with
thl Lnrnblfl fHnen.i can know. 1 r lira was ml-cra-
Me. in desperation 1 ineil Olios' Liniment loiideo
iiuinuma. II. kuvo luq iiimuuv reiiei. lwuuiu
terualiy as well as externally .
i huh. ttKAiiiuAn.
HI west SIlll street. How VorR,
I waa In a dreadful condition. Julnta anullen.
failed to relievo me. ones' Iodide of Ammonia took
'iho'surferrtoltnow Vhvuicu.o them.
. roaorca urriiKor
another Sufferer cured. blscharred rrom the
innaiiiiiatory rheumatum lu mi shouldera, Qnitcra
land reet ! aurrered rearruuv for tnreii ean. tried
everything, lont all hope. Dr. HUes' Utilment loO-
1,1001 ammonia enectea acompieiacum
Ki.lxm mmi.
No. 79 Trano street. Fall River. )taaa
Sprains,
splints bruises, Laracnoaa In horses.
Giles- Liniment Iodldo or Ammonia la a perfect spe-
clila
No person who owns a horb should bo wli
out It.
II. KODENS,
609 Beventh avenuo, New York.
Liniment loalde of Ammonia. )t Is unsurpaaaed.
and I am surprised at tho many different nuUadlea
In whlcli It la ammcab o. It irlTea the utmost aatls-
IKUUUU.
JonK J. CARTER.
superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania KiperUneiv-
lai nirin.
so c. iind ti ! and In Ouorta at .M. in which there
is n (Treat saving.
rnai bus k centi .
HOLD BT iix DaroflisTa.
N. J. HBNDKltSfUOTT, Alft for Bloamabnra;,
may 41, 'H-
rn.nn great rosnTVE cure;
cr t:i ni.tiim, u vu;, NiiitVEw.
The Beit Family Medicine on Earth.
ainn ttv . -c 1 . 1
to any panon Rffllctod wltn a tflMnio tbu icOnsxB wU)
wuta iMTOva point o
! 'haHlx lllanllra. fltiiMitU nH MailfirtntV
lulmmedlitta effect npAti th tit;wt!v orruns, whether
tmpilrtd b dtMKM or exhMitttd from imjcmriM, 1 lo la.
mbu thar twMJTBr fif Hull tlan and Itatrlll03. It L
crafUM tu ppotlw, muui dluwtlon, audRlrcsOnaoMt
and too to th muscnUr d3 clrculitun; cvtitotn. ItbUnw
ttUUi tho Tltal procerM to roowd rciItUT. kJtcra. tar'
rtCU ma pnnnM n noia, wuua im uiewaa wie
THE ONLY TRUE EEBIEDY 70XL COLDS.
It li tiMlMa lo cxpAtUt upon th Tlrtuci of tbls CRIU1
CEJIKDY. irjoa r nuITtiring ftoui Itlliors ATTiCKH,
niUTV. UlNbTiriTIUt, KlUMJlf CP-MltTrtiaDlSKAiKa,
or nyllordr aiUlnif from Ivrt'QK ItLOCO, get ft bcuw
or t ItioUtVS K od Uk It Pr Unviiona zpa wjch bottlo,
lo IiiTllia,Oermn,Mpiinlh and French. Ono i:Oon.
Utter MnTtoea you or lu tovrlu tian rolamca u)nMKl U
A trial of on brttla lnFttroi tw H option la OTOrj tomVt
r..u.n Mivmaant fi.ihi ran tohrf tnULSU and remal
lonmlcltTlt Hnt clnio tUo ryitera, ticn nwlrj-thcr
buildi no. tbtu caiius dliwaM ana oBUulahlng boutb on t
permanent, aaoa.odurlosbiiu.
. Put up In larea boutee, ao(f Is pkaaant to Uko.
f Walker & Bailor Mfp, Co., rrop'n,
SUFFERED 30 YEARS.
J.IMJ CllyJ Kep4mtwr Sd. 1T
i.DMm1l rU HUWDH I llT HIHH IUTIDPI
nfinn mv fMt.
could Dot VKlk half ft mil. wlthou ntrortsg litm
Aboat on Teftrxca 1 fit IndnraJ lo Irr k eotu. of
muv t IMlllKXH and am i1a,l tn alita that altaa taklnv
luur botUM I iu untlrvljr rami of both dlHuat ua
am now anjoyln n oxcUent balih and auugtb, 1 I
U lUOUarlV ajQlft-d III I17 HMWIIK,
MRS. Q. t, KHiUa, 1M SoaMi BL
DON'T GO FOOUJfO AROVKD.
li a rt rnlAtliiiiiiioulcIno t eaneooadantt rocotaaand
Tll.OBI.llK. 1 bT uaod It lo lay fenafy OAd fcoov
otbon wbo bare tried It, anl all pranouoo II iiod Rod
nllabu. II don't so loolliu aioond ood dlaappouu yon
br maklox no alrd, but II ntloudt to bualnaM nsd oo
tompUabM aUot Wburt'iintO It to orot.
WM. It. 1IUV11X, ItlfotU4il, L. L
OF YEARS STANDING.
1 Mod ono bottl. of TlftODITVKojid con trnthntUr oo
tliot It hu eared me of iltBrKesli ud UIUIKHXKbS 0
yeon ttaodlDff.
8. C. HOC M D , UUmo, V.l.
lor Sale at 1 J.
IDIEITTQ- STORE,
Blooiiisburg,, Pa.
who Is authorized to guarantee VIOORENB to prove
as rcpriuwntvu.
Jan.18, IS.-ly.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Tbo undersleiiea lesive ot tbpv riaDlng-M1H,
Is prepared to Uo ail kluds ot mill work.
Doors, Frames, Sash, Bliofls, etc.
I made to order on short notice,
Satisfaction guar.
I anteea.
v unua n 1, tu,
Ulocm&Ourg, ia.
UT.nriATSRrTRn T A MMWRY
I U W tUVUaU AVU aiaailUlll,
G. A. HERRING
T) KSPECTFULIA' announces to tho public
i urn i,c una rwjJiiita
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Hloomsburg, Pa., at the Porks of the Eb-
fiy ana uirni eireei rtwas. waun gui uwcripuaaia 01
eather will be made In the moat substantial and
workmanlike manner, ana Baa at prices w euit me
lraea. The highest price In cash win at aU times be
OREEN HIDES
of every description tn the country. The publlopat-
ronngv in nrHMH:tiuiiy euutiiou.
llloomaburg, Oct. 1, 1ST.
Xy-AlNWRIOHT & CO., "'
' WHOLESALE GROCERS,
, PaitADXlTBU,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYItUrS, COFFEE, SUGAR, UOLASSES,
met, sricas, ticasa sona, tc., Ac
N, E. Corner Second and Arch Btreets,
nr-Ordcrs will receive prompt attention.
U
T rISfPEJli' KEPT ON FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
ran
733 Susoy Sr,, PHILADELPHIA,
Vb nr our QMiharliod agents, an! wUl
rrerlvo Attvcrtlovmraia at uur
I.OUXST :A1I UATGft.
TRUTHS,
HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not a Drink,)
CONTAINS
Hop,, nuchu, ninndrnke.
Dnmlcllon,
And the Turrst and Heat Qualities of
nil other Hitter.
THEV OTJRE
I All dtseasos of tho stomach, biwels. Wood, lifer
kid nets and urinary niyans, ncrvousness,femalo
complaints and drunkenness.
SIOOO IN" GOLD
Iwill lie trnli tor a cao they 111 not cure or help
or tor ahjihlns in pure or injurious found In
I mem,
Ante Tour riruiraUtN fnr linn Hitters and f reo
I bools, and try tho Hitters before jou sleep Take
iioomcr,
Tht Mop Onigh Cure and Vain Rtlitf
u lie Vktapeit, iVieM ana liw.
raa sua ar movkii brotiuks
. tvitim..iv
CKNTltAL RAILWAY
iv ...........
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On nhii afipi. RiimiAi. vnvpmbAr lo. lsT.the trains
on the I'M ade plita Krlo lta Iro id Division win run
as follows i
WESTWATtl).
Ktlo Mall 1-avcs I'hila.li lrhl t 11 a p m
't " llarrhburv 4J3am
" " u 1:11,1111 iwrt SMam
' " Jersey ehor 01 a m
" " Lock liaicn 40am
' ireuovo 110 am
anivrt at Krlo T Ml D m
SJIogara Kipress leaves Philadelphia I so a m
" arr.atNvnilJiniport leupm
' " Lock llnveu s3pm
rast Una leaves I'lillndtlrhU 1143 am
innl-buiK tsspm
" anli'o at tt I llainsuort ' V in
" " I.oekllioen b 40 pin
KASTWAUD.
raclflc Exjress lea.ea jx.k duv tt 64fiam
" llll imsport ' 3'' a in
" arrive at llairlsliure it Ma la
paiiRJlelphTii s id p m
Day Kxpreas leaves Luck Haven 11 no a in
VMliumsport 1140 pm
' arrive at li,rrtnur ai'nm
' muadelphta TJOpm
Erie Mall leaves ltcnovo P
lackllavenl 43pm
" " vtliila'isiort li 03 ii in
" arrltea at lurrtshurn 11 45 a m
" " rhlladelplua 7 10 am
Fast Line leaves Vtlillamsport U lis a in
arrives at liomsuurts swam
l'hlladclnula T40am
rarlor cars will run tctween Philadelphia and
WlUamport on Magara r xpreas nest, Kris Biprena
wt Philadelphia mproas eau. Day Eiprcss east
and Sunday Ejpress oast, sleeping cars on all night
trams. . . .
WM. A. BA1.U.V II-,
uencral 8upU
ADMINIiSTRATOKS' BALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
vursusnt to an order lasaed out ot tho Orphans'
Court of Celumbtalcountr, the undersigned Admin'
I lntratora ot the estate of Isatah Yeager deceaaod
I will eipoae to public sale on
Saturday, January 11th, 1879,
I at ten o'clock a. m., the following described prop-
I crtr
Tract No. 1.-34 ACRE9 oiianosituaw
In Locust towDahlp, Columbia county, state of rean
silvanla, bounded aa follows t'On the weat by lands
of John ucrnor, on Ihonortnby lands ot John Yea-
I arer. deceased, on the south by lands of John nerner,
I on the cast by lauds ot Rudolph Yeager, whereon la
I erected a large
FBAME HOTEL STAND,
I with a good Bank Barn and sheds, also a Dwillinq
Ilouss. "
The above property la located In Slabtown. AU of
I the buildings are In a' good state ot repair, and the
land tain a high state ot cultivation, which latter
I consists ot meadow lands and well suited for pastur
ing droves. The hotel stand and buildings above
mentioned In tract No. 1 wm oe offered separately
with ono acre ot land, giving parties an opportunity
to purchase the hotel property without the whole of
I said tract No.l.Thla hotel stand Is located on thepub-
Ucroad leading from Catawlsaa to Ashland and oth-
Ier polnta la the coal regions and Is one of the best
country hotel stands In Columbia county, froJa lta
locality, tc.
Tract No. i, situate tn the totvnshlp of Roaring
I creek, bounded as follows : Ueclnnln? at a cheat
nut oak a corner of land devised by George Uotveri
deceased to Lydla Delrplane and running from
thence by the same north two dcgreesleaat, six.
ty-elght and .one-half perches to a yellow pine
thence by land belonging to the helm of Tenscb
I cox. deceased, south elzhty-thrco degreca west thlr
eight perches to a corner ot the lot devised aa afore
said unto Mary Itelslng.by tho same south two de
greea west ality-clgbt perches to a stone, thence V;
I land of Catharine tiherman ssuth elghty.two and
one-half degrees east thirty-lire perches to the place
i of beginning, containing .
FOURTEEN ACRES,
and one hundred and two perches, consisting of
woodland well covered with chestnut timber.
Tab above traits will be Bold at Yeager'a note).
Slabtown, Columbia couuty, Pennsylvania.
Tkkms and Conditions or Sili. Ten per cent, of
the one-fourth of the purchase money to be paid at
tho striking down ot tho property. Tho one-tourUi
less ten per cent, at confirmation of sale, and the re
maining three-fourths one year thereafter with In
terest from confirmation nisi, rarchasur to pay for
deeds.
M. o. nuuiiKS,
11AHR1EL' YIIAQRR.
Uiaa Hower, Auctioneer, Admlulatrators.
Abbott Itnlwx.
Attys. for Haute. dec. 18, T8.ts
Important to Lawyers.
Justices of the Peace. Constables. Executors. Ad
mlnlatratora, uuardlan, Township officers, and busl
1 uvo9 lucu Kttucfiuiyi
We hftva nn hojiil a lAnrfi nAnortmpnt nf lAval
blanks for the use of-ttornxra, Ju stlccs and Con-'
sutlCB blanks ot all kinds, Note and Receipt books
IUr mi".,"" OV,
l'HIUE LIST,
TTOItNBVS BLANK3.
Precipe for Summons.
r r i. rn.
" " Rule to Uke Depositions.
11 . .. choose Arbitrators.
s cents apiece, or 11.13 per hundred.
Petition for Appointment of auardlan.
" " CltaUnn
Rule to tako DepoHltlons.
Narr In Debt, with confession,
" Aaaumpalt,
Mechanlca Lien.
4 cenu each or t3.eo per hundred.
Petition for sale of Ileal Estate 8 cents each.
ji;hth:kh ulankv.
Subposnas, Summons, warranta, EiecuUona, M
so cents each.
Leases
0 cents each
Blue Dceda
10
10
a
Parchment Deeds
Agreements
Orphan's Court Sales..,
constables Salca.
Mortgage and llond..
AU kinds of Noun
tOforfl M
s cents each
la
1
Keceipta, Not, school Orders. Poor Orders, Store
Pi?!S"cilui,.5?I''r- constantyon band,ormade
I UIUIOTI UUIUIIIIuUUm),
We are brCDaradtO dOIieati.r VihwnrVthonana
.HJ, . Ul HIM WIU,
Editors and 1'roDiietora
Uloomstmrg, Pa
EXECUTORS' SALE
or Valuable
R.IUL, ESTATE!
Pursuant to an order ot the Orphans' Court of Co
lumbla county, Peansylvanla, the undersigned, exe
cutor ot reter iieiwig deceased, late of Cataalaaa,
County of Columbia, and state ot Pennsylvania, will
eipoeetopubllosalo on the premises la Catawlsaa
township on ,
TUESDAY, FEB. 4th, 1879,
Iat 10 o'clock a. m, tbe following valuable lot.
that certain
LOT OF GROUND
situate In Catawlsaa, county ot Columbia, state ot
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows i . On the east by
First street, (A tee west by (he Susquehanna river,
on the north by land of Ed KOstenbauder, on the
south by land of Frederick smith and others.
Terms and CondlUon of Sale. Ten percent ot one.
fourth ot the purchase money to be paid at the strik
ing down of the property, the ono-fourUi leas the ten
percent, at cooOrmatlon of sale, and the remaining
three-fourtlis tnone year thereafter with Interest
from confirmation nisi.
PAVID I1ELWIO,
AbottKuwn. Executor.
Slabtown,
Ally's, for Estate. Jan. 3, 1-ts
PUBLIC 8ALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHORTEST KOTIOE ASH AT TUE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
iiMtoMHiii'ttn, iA.
Manufacturers of
Carnages, Buggies Phaeton Sleighs.
l'LATKJUM WAGONS, 40.
FlrsU'laas work always on hand.
IlKI'AIUINtl NKATLY DONE.
1'rlecs reducel to suit the limes.
jaa. 6, i9i i-u.
BOOK NOTICES.
Harper's Magazine.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTicksorTHarRias.
ltirner'sMamiilne Is the American MaMMn ainte
In llteraturo and In art,'--'li iitn"lrateller."
Till-ln't popular -vionuilj 111 uie unv. ... .
uoerver.' .
It n an excellent compiinrjii rurui.
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''UAWUHTHS, BVIlill UUIUl, UV IHI. r TllUOtlS
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Tho ucene ot Mrs. llurnelt's new novel Is laid In Lan
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aua win oo uruiuseiy iiiustraLou.
F iLCONflBltO, a serial novel, by II. n. Doyesen
author of "Qunnar,
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wt'HU-rii HeiiieineuL.
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sion, and a period bearing a remarkable likeness to
the present reconstruction period.
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and engraved by T. Cole. They will bo printed sep-
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fercntnumbera. Illustrated sketches ot the lives ot
the DueLs will accomiianv theae nortrjitta.
nbw viw op Bkizil. Mr. Herbert ft. Smltn, ot
Cornell University, a companion af the late 1'rof.
Hartt. Is now In Brazil, with Mr. J. Wells C'haniDner
(the artist who accompanied Mr Edward King In
his tour through "Thertreat i-outli r). preparing for
Hcnoner a scries or papers on the present condition
the cities, rivers and resources of the great empire
UI oouiu Auienciu
Tna Mohnnv Kbb" Piprks. bv an ex-Confeder
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ten and Illustrated by Mr. Allen C. Redwood ot Halt!
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1879
Eclectic Magazine
OF
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THIRTY-FIFTH YES.K,
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Actuo -s.
lit. Hon VE Olad (tone
Alfred Tennysou
Professor Huxley
Professor Tv r.dall
West'lilnstCT Review
Contemnorarv Review Rich v I'rnctor. li A
Firtnlghtly Review J Normal lockyer. Fit
The Nineteenth Cnturv Dr W U carpenter
ropuiar ncience neviow k ii tj lor
HUckwood'B Magazine Prof Max Muller
Cornhtll Magazine lrofessor Owen
MacmUlan Magaztae Matthew Arnold
Fraser's Magazine E A Freeman. i n I.
"'evr Quart Magazine James a nthouy Froude
icuiiwuM iuuiutis iiugnes
Iielgravla Anthom TroUope
Uood Words uiuiam black
1-ondon society Mrs ouphant
Saturday Review Turgemeff
The spectator, etc, etc Miss Tliackery etc.
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willing ot books to contributing to the periodicals
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THREE JOLLY e'ERIALS.
77i Dogberry Hunch.
A story of Seven Merry Children, who faced the
world for themselves, but always hanging In a
"bunch." By .wary llarlwellcatherwood. Profuse.
1 muauaiicu uj jaary a. jAinuury,
Jlojal lAwrie't Ixtt Year at U. Olave't.
A Jolly story of American school boy life, liy Mr.
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Btandlng." Illustrated by Miss L. u. Humphrey,
Don Quixote, Jr.
The adventures of Sir Mlltlades Peterkln Paul on
his Bleed "Doughnuts." liy Johu Crewnlohn. A fun
ny story written exprtsMy for the f-lttle liovaof
America, Illustrated with coialo pictures bylL.
HnnVlnH 1
Our American Artiitt,
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Funny Double-page Mutinied Poemt.,
I. The mlnre pie Prince, By Kirk Monroe. Ilius.
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iSbmr Novel School.
Comprising several Important experiments In both
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1. ,La4y tleltya Cooking Class i The History of an
John UUU?) ' DyLw'Vxn WhlS(MS
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ma K. Itrown. J
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and Dispatch.
I am prepared to make drawings, Plans and
Models lu Wood, llrass, Iron, or the above materials
combined aa necessary of
Briiges, lllncs, Breakers, Buildings, Engines,
PUMPS, and all kluds ot machinery for use of cases
at Court or tor applications to secure patent.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.
iiVrtfaPv ViV? ly, wyouni or Nathan
lA rnolfni- rvf o,an.i.n ., ...
wSere all persons Interested can attend.
OKO. K. ELWKLL.
dec. 1J. !Mw
Auditor.
$661
r rtv. liar..",," isrsr.fi ysin' "
sftr In vrvnv &n a. .
at which ptod8 of eltlter tex can make
tor WUtuJlu.'u-alI,r Ka.fflKU"!?
rr
ANTI-FAT
Allah's Akti-Fat Is Hie rrtat mdr for Corpu
ItiicT. it l purely Testable anil perftcnv hafmlMa.
Il Aa cm the ftxvjlri five atom.cn, prercntlj; lta . ronj
t. inn inin rut. Tftkin accontlnif lo itlnTllons, ra
I La ft aaaiad. m WMk.
II . cori' fr'oben'Sv, w. doVnowVj; ? ;. miff
cur" , aa am-sted ty hundr-Ja of tMtlmonlal. of
which Hit foliowln. 'from a W ? tftWiK. a'ft
la a lamplej "Oenl emenl lour Anti-Fat waa duly
rVctl 'cS. I look It acconlln to dlnetloni i and A
redureil rne live pounila. 1 waa ao Hated over the re
ault that I Imineiliatcly aent to AcxiniUK-S drug
Sun for the aecond bottle." Anptlier, a phalclan,
-wrlllnx for a patient rrom Providence. ILL. aava,
"Four hollies have reduced her wrlirht , n-on 1W
Eiunila to lJ iwunda, and there laa arnerallmpnivri.
ent In health." A gentleman wrlllnj; from lloa
ton, aaval Wlllioot apetlal enanm or attention to
dltt to bottles or Allan's Antl-l'aT .reduced me ftnir
and one-quarter pounds." Tho well-known " hole
Mle linuiglsta. BaVml, IWOLipLB
ton, lis.", write aa followal " Allan'a Anti-Fat has
reduced a ladr In our elly seven pounda In lhree
weeks." A fentleman In St. Lonla wrlu-ai "span's
Anti-rat retlooed me twelve pounda In three vTeeka,
and allofdhrr I haTeViit twtntji-nTCi Pound; Blnr
comraenclmt llauae." Messra. I'owtll.4 I'MMmm,
Wholesale Ilrnirelata. or Ilutfalo, N. V,wrltei "JO
mz PaormiToiu or Allan's Ahti-Fati Oentle-men,-l
he followlmr report la from the ladr who used
Allaa'a Antl-Fau Ml (llie Antl-FatI had the desired
effect, reducing the fat from two to five pounda a
week until 1 had loat twenll-Oje Miin.ls. 1 hope
ever 10 retain what I have lost."' Anti-Falls an
nexceUed Tilond-purHrr. , II promolea duration,
curing dyspepsia, and la also a iwtent remedy for
rbeutnatlsrlV Bold byflrufalsU. Pamphlet on Oiiea-
y&TANlC SuIiPiCIiSk cK, PaoFW, Batndo, N.T.
WOMAN
Br tn lramTH practice at the TVorM'i Dlspe
airy and luTallrti' Ilotcl, haTlng treatei many tliou
anit caiea of thow dlneoet peculiar to woipan, I
bate been cnaUed to perfcet a molt potent and poii
live rcraeJr for tliew duca-wi. .... ...
To deiunattj this natural apcclllc, t hart &ame4 tt ,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The term, however, la hut a feeble expression or
my hit: h appreciation or lla value, baaed upon per
sonal obarrv atlon. I have, while v. itneaslnj Ita posi
tive results In Ihe iprclal dXeases Inrldenl to Uie
organlvm or woman, singled It nut aa Ike 'ltaaa
cr.wnlu zeas f nr meaieal vsmr. On Its merits,
aa a nosTtlve, safe, and effectual remedy for thla claaa
or diseases, an t one that will, at all lliriea and under
all circumstances, act kln.lly, I am wlUlng to stake
luv reputation as a physician! and ao conOdentam
1 that It will not disappoint the most sanguine ex.
pcetatkina ol a alngle Invalid lady who uscs lt for any
of llie altmenta for which I reeommend It. thai 1 offer
nud hU It under A POSITIVE IHJAKAHITEE. (For
conditions, aee pamphlet wrapping bottle.)
The following are among Ihose dlscasea In which
my Favarlta Peeaeripttosi liaa worked eurea, aa If by
inaglc, and wltli a certainty never hcroee attalneil by
mS ninii.inni ttirnrrho-a. Excessive Flowing.
Painful Monthly Periods, Suppression; when from
unnatural causes, Irregnlarltlta, W eak Back. Pro.
lapsua, or FaUIng of Iho Uterus, Anteverslon and
Retroversion, Bearing-down Bensatlons, Internal
Heat, Nervous Depression. Debility. Despondency.
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic. Congestion, In
OammaUonand Ulceration ot Ihe Utero,lmpotency.
llarrenneas. or Sterility, and rcmale weaknesa I
.. .a h- mailllitn aa a " eiire-all." hut It
admirably rullllls aluleaeaa af sonxase, being
most perfect speclflc In all chronic diseases or Ihe
sexual system or woman. It will not disappoint, nor
will It do harm. In any state or condition.
Tuoae who desire further tnronnatlon on these aub
Wta can obtain II In THE FxorLl's COMHOX btNSB
MXD1CAL ADVISER, a book or over 900 pages, sent,
post-paid, on receipt of Si JO. It treats minutely ot
thoso diseases pecuUar to Femalea, and gives much
valuable ti'tvlee Lu regard to the management of
Ihoae affections. ,
jravavlto f: , iVfll.a siJ ky DWascUta. f
H. V. PIEIU'E, M. D.irop"r,iVorlit'a DUnenurf
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NOItTHEKN
COMPANY,
CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and after November sotli. iktji imina win lonva
Sunbury as follows :
NORTnWAItD. '
Erie Mall 6.20 a. m., arrive Elmlra 11 ,t
" Cunandalgua. . , 3.36 p. n.
Rochester o.lfi "
Niagara. a a "
Renovo acoommodal ion 11.10 a. m. arrive William -
port 19.56 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.16 a. m., arrive Elmlra 10.10 a. m.
Buffalo Eipress 7.16 a. m. arrlye Burlalo 8.60 a. n
SOUTHWARD.
!lun"alo Kipreas a.50 a. m. arrive n arrtsburg .u a.
" Baltimore S.40 "
Elmlra Mall 11.16 a. m., arrive Harrlsburg l.f p. n
" Wa&hlngton lo.so
" Ilattlniore 6.30 "
" Washington S.so "
Uarrtsburg accommodation 6.40 p.m. arrive llarrl
burg 10 jo p.m.
arrive Baltimore !.ss a. m,
" Washington 6.i3 "
ErleMatll..65 a.m.arrlvonarrlshurg3 06a.m,
" Baltlrnore 8.40 "
. ., " Waahlngton 10.38 "
All daUy except Sunday.
D. M. BO TO, Jr., General Passenger Agect
A. J. CASS ATT. General Managi r
piIILADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
NOT. 10, 1878.
THAINS LRAVK KTFIBT AS F0LIXIW8,BCNPAr EaCKPTVD
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, PotlsvlUi-
Tamaqua, &c 11,43 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 1 ,!1 and 7,86 p. ni.
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and Tamaqua, 1,45 p. m.
Leave Catawlsaa, e,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport,! 45a.m,.,15p.m. and 4,r0 p. m
Passengers to and from New York and Philadel
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Jan.li. laio tf.
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOUSBURO DIVISION.
Time-Table No. 89, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
NOItTn,
STATIONS.
Kcranton...
......Bellevue....
Tai lorvllle.,
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. a.m
a.m.
p m. p.m
9 10 0 15
9 is e so
9 91 b SA
9 30 6 81
9 (S 41)
i 44 0 45
v ao s 11
8 40
9 17
9 as
V S3
0 17
9 08
8 68 3 61
8 61 3 40
8 40 3 4'
19 41
9 80
..Lackawanna-...
9 91
ritiHton. ......
. West Plttatou..,
9 69
10 07
9 19
9 14
. Wyoming...
3 4.
2 t3
9 67
3 16
9 15
3 10
t 60
t 68
........jua
altbv
19 ct
8 30
8 10
-Bennett...
6 69
7 10
7 If
7 IS
7 sa
7 85
8 33
8 13
...Klugslon. ......
Klnvmton
10 18
10 83
..PI) mouth June.
8 83 8 20 8 68
...njiuouui
.Avondale
10 90 i 16
3 91
8 19
8 01
7 61
S 19
8 04
9 SI
S 47
8 89
8 98
8 17
8 K
8 00
... NanllookR Illl 84
IK 111
8 36 6 (4
.Uunlock'a reek. ho 4
.biucktihlnny 10 66
-..Hick's Ferry... HI 07
8 60
4 03
7 38
9 39
8 45
6 66
9 06
I 16
7 83
7 9
7 95
7 IS
7 14
7 10
3 84
I 98
...iseacn 11 a vex.
-Berwick ....
-..Briar Creek.....
...Willow Grove....
Llmo Itldge
-.spy......r
.Bloomsburg.....
.........IIUDert..
11 13 I 10
11 9 4 18
4 a
4 99
4 31
7 SO
7 01 9 14
tie 1 67
7 44'
7 88
7 33
7 99
T 11
It 39 4 42 7 44
11 45 4 49 a 1
60
1 61
II 8 4 6
4)
e si
16
00
1 44
1 37
Catawlsaa Bridge.
11 67 6 0
S 6
,,.,.uauviiic ,.HH,
-....Chulaaky
Cameron
Northumberland,
19 18 6 19
8 91
9 61
9 63
9 CO
u 80
19 43 6 43
1 00 6 48
p.m. p.m, a.m.
p.m. p.m. a.m
vv. r. itAU.ial', suiiv
Huuerttiteodpnt-s noiea, Kcrau'on, June '0, tr8.
rt.T buslnesa you can engage In. I3IOI90
Kk I per day made by any worker 01 either
U l J I sex, rlzhl In their own localities. Par
ticulars and samplei worth 6 free. Improve jour
aparu umu at uiia ouameaa. Add raa qtincin x tu.,
Portland, Maine. march S3, 18-ly