The Columbian., January 31, 1879, Image 4

niECOLi&MBLVN AND democrItLSM 60lMY, PA."
Miscellaneous.
drain ProilniM of Kurnrie.
The average grain product of Europe li
reported nt fi,O00,0O0,0OO bushel, of hlch
Russia raises one' third, France and Germa
ny 250,000,000 buthelt eacli, and Austria
f'00,000,000. The United States produces
1,000,000,000 bushels (about the quantity
that Ttusnta does) which, In proportion to
our population, Is a much larger production
than any other country can boost of. Count
ing our Inhabitants at 40,000,000, we raise
forty bushels per head, and Europe, Inhab
itants at 390,000,000, she raises but sixteen
bushels per head, Russia has twenty-six
and Great llrltaln only four bushels tier hem!.
The amount of grain consumed being gen
(rally fifteen bushels per Lead, wo produce
'nearly thrco times as much as wo want,
Russia almost twice what she needs, and
Great llrillain not more than one-fourth ot
her requirement. Thus it will seen that
the production far exceeds the consumption,
but the excess Is nbsorbed by breweries Rnd
dlstiltcriei nt homo and abroad, which more
Ihuu any other cuu'e keeps up the price ol
breadstulfc. Some men have to pay dearer
for what they drink than what they eat, be
cause, perhaps, eating is a necessity, and
drinking, for the. most part, is much wore
than a superlluity.
The mistake In railing stock is In not
knuwing when to commeuce feeding. The
farmer who raises a ci'iantity of calves flxe
nil noma time as the period when he will
coinmenco to feed them, and the calves are
indifferently cared for, fed on skimmed milk
uad kept In some out of-the-wny lot that Is
termed 'good enough (or a calf pasture.' It is
not considered Important that the calves be
tnught to eat grass or grain ; and when they
are weaned and put on Winter feed no espe
clal attention is paid to their groivth or good
health; This is the general manner ol
treating calves intended for the dairy. The
fattening of the calf should commence with
lis first meal, and it should be continued un
til the animal matures and is disposed of.
See to the Eggs.
Jack Frost has sent the blood through
our veins with cold breath, and warns us ol
the chilling breezes yet to come, ere his reign
la over. We aro well protected, In our warm
houses with our winter clothing but the
chickens will suffer if not properly housed
and cared for. And even then, when the
hens are induced to Bbell out the eggs, many
of these nice Iresli eggs are. lost tbrougb
careiftaoess, In not bunting them regularly,
During moderately cold weather, it is usu
ally sufficient to gather the eggs every even
ing, during feeding time, but when every
thing is ice-bound, and the cold is extreme,
which happens during every winter, for
longer or shorter period, it is well to gnthW
the 'hen fruit' early In the "day, before the
shades of evening lower the temperature
several degrees below the freezing point, 01
you will 6nd cracked eggs to reward your
search. Such eggs are equally as good for
cooking purposes, do doubt, but they are not
very easily kept, and this thing can be read'
ily avoided by expending but a few moments
in hunting them at the proper time. Farm
era suffer more loss this way than breeders
of pure bred fowls, for their hens are apt to
lay in exposed places, having full liberty to
do so. Field and River.
Last fall it appeared that the potato crop
was very heavy. The yield appeared to be
above the average, and enormous quantities
were placed In the market at low prices.
is now said by the knowing ones that there
was no very remarkable crop, but that the
.experienced eyes detected a tendency in the
tubers not to keep well, and that this was
the secret of the great quantity ou Bale. Fur
ther it is said that this U coming true : thut
potatoes are not keeping very well, and that
time will be comparative scarcity in the
spring. If this be so there will be good
news for tlioso wlio have healthy roots In
store, and can hold on. Often people get
deceived in these matters but our own opin
ion is that potatoes will really bring good
prjees this coming spring. Preu,
A Dog Killed by a Mouse.
A gentleman writing to this journal relat-
ea tho following curious occurrence; 'I
wasalono with my labors in a field where
potatoes where being harvested. My watch
dog was along with me. I saw bim seize a
mouse, swallow, and then lie down at my feet
I went home to my dinner, and while Beated
at the tablo was asked what was the matter
with the dog. He had been turning nronnd
and moaning, and something was banging
from his side. I took him up In my arms
and found it was a .mouse which had just
been killed ; at first I thought it had merely
stuck In the long bair, but on examining
closer, I saw that only one halt oi the mouse
protruded from. the dog's body. When the
aperture was cleared it was found to be an
Inch In depth. The dog bad no front teeth
had swallowed the mouae and the little ant
rnal had at once began to gnaw its way out,
It was at first stopped by one of its ribs, and
had actually burrowed its way out betweei
the skin and rib. The dog killed the-mouse
when it put its head out by munching it
with his jaws. The dog died the same day,
Berlin Aeue bleltuh Zetluij.
The Sea Shell.
When the sea-shell is held up to the ear
there Is a peculiar vibratory noise, which th
children assume to each other is the roar of
'he sea, however distant they may be from it,
I'nliosopnicaiiy investigated, tlie peculiar
HOiinj;thui recognized is a phenomenon that
has'puzzled scholars for a lon'gtlme. The ex
periment is easily made by simply pressing
a spiral shell over the cerebra of either ear ;
the sound is very much like that of a far-off-
cataract. Now, what causes it? Every
muscle in the body is always in a state of
tension. Some are moro on the stretch th
others, and particularly those of the (inner.
It is conceded that the vibrations of fibers
In those fingers being communicated to th
shell, it propagates and Intensifies them.
the hollow body of a violin does the vibra
lions of its strings, and thus the acoust!
nerve recives the sonorous expressions. M
ties or the leg below the knee are said to
vibrats In the same way, and if conducted to
the ear produce the same results.
To Insure Karly Chickens.
To insuru early chickens you must have 1
the tint place hem that will lay during the
winter and be ready to set before the snow Is
gour. Then there must be a place to set
them which will be warm and dry. and
which is far enough from the place In which
they have been kept In the winter to be free
from vermin. Here the nest must be fixed
with great care. There should bo earth
enough In the bottom of the nest to hold the
heat of the fowl fur some time after she goes
olf the nest, and also to hold a little moist
ure, Allowing the eggs to become dry from
the neat or mo lowi will, be very sure to pre
vent their hatching. The nest should be
slightly bollrwtd out iu the centre, but not
too much, as, If It Is too deep, the eggs will
roll against ono another with force enough
In break the shell when the ben gets off the
nest.
The Deceased Texan.
HOW GUSTAV SCHKLICltKR WAS SENT TO
CosuBEss A Lucky UoMriioMiBii,,
The district that the late Qustav Schleich
er represented In congress was the largest of
lie country. It took In the whole south
western part of Texas, from the Mexlean
frontier half way across the state, away bo
yondSan Antonio. Delaware, Hbode Island
and New Jersey could lhavo been packed
away In It without covering alt the ground.
To hold a convention In that district was not
the work of a day or a week. When the con
vention was called In 187fi, there were two
candidates in the field whose strength was
about equal. The convention was called to
meet at Brownsville, and thcro wero 125 del
egates. The party from San Antoulo el
ected a siege, and made preparations. They
hired a good cook, laid in two or three wag
on loads of supplies, tht principal items be
ing a ton of ice and two barrels of whiskey,
and started. It was almost two weeks jour
ney, and they took l( leisurely. On arrlv-
ng at Brownsville they pitched their tent,
unlimbered the barrels of whiskey, and then
were ready for the fight, Day afler day the
ui.llotlngJwe.it ou, always with the samere-
ult.iud the end apparently as far off as ever.
Finally the ice began to grow beautifully
ess, aud.even the whiskey was low in the
barrel. Willi this dissipation of the ice and
the failure of the whiskey it was evident
that sometblug must be done. The thir
tieth day of tliojconventinn was approaching,
when an old stage' driver got up and, after
eulogizing the two candidates, said that be
wanted to make a suggestion. There wasjone
man who knew the whole state of Texas. It
was n bigistate, and there was only one man
who had tramped all over it. That one man
was Otis Schleicher. He knew every foot
of It as a surveyorr Besides ho was an hon
est man, and one whom all the .boys could
trust. lie did not want to say anything,
but on the next ballot he should give his
vote for Schleicher. No one hod thought of
it but the effect was electrical. The voting
had hardly began when the eud was plain,
and one of the candidates withdrew his
name. Schleicher was nominated and the
nomination made unanimous. No oue was
more supprised than lie. lie was" speechless
and when they called upon him he could not
say one word, Ho bad never thought of
that office as one he could aspire to, for the
competition was bitter and between two pop
ular and ablo lawyers. He attempted to
say something but burst into tears and sat
down. The boys gave him another round of
cheere, and from that day to this not a man
n the convention ever regretted the vote
that he gave. Keio York IKorW.
The Mollier-in-Law.
The Cincinnati Gazette claims to be the
only paper that has ever takenup the cause
of the mother-iu law. And yet It adds, there
are demented 'persons who say we make
game of women The mother-in-law feels
herself under everlasting obligations to the
son-in law for marrying her daughter. This
having been the object of her life, and she
having been racked with hopes and fears
ever since her daughter came into her teens,
lest the marketable lime shonld slip by, she
feels that she can never forget the man who
came to her dillvcrancs, and shebecomes a
devotee to him. She coddles him with warm
slippers and.wadded dressing gown, and with
hot drinks when he is cold. She multiplies
her tender attention when 'important busi
ness' has kept him out late at night, aud
fears his devotion to business will wear upon
him. She finds out the dishes that tickle
his appetito, and makes tbem with her own
hands. With her be has two worshipped
at pome. She encourages him to smoke.
She smites on his bachelor friends. When
bis breath smells of spirits, on bis late re
turns, she knows that It was to brace him
self up after the fatiguo of business. She
makes her daughter cheerful while be is at
the club or other places, She minds the
baby while they go to the entertainments,
and never wants to go. She praises him to
all as the best of husbands. She continu
ally enjoins upon her daughter that she can
never be thankful enough. She is the constant
sunbeam of the household, which makes
marriage without a mother-in-law, but half
what it should be.
A man who was to havo been married in
Rochester could not get nearer than forty
miles of the city at the appointed time, in
consequence of the snow blockade. The as
sembled wedding party was informed by 1
telegram of the trouble. A suggestion that
the ceremony be performed by telegraph
was favorably received by the bride, and the
usual questions and answers were fl Ashed
over the wires. It was fun for the guests lb
the warm Rochester parlor, but the bride
groom, shivering all night in a cold car, did
not particularly enjoy it, aud the bride
wept.
A subterranean forest of oaks has been
discovered in Germany in a valley watered
by the Rtver Fulda. Dr. Macula, a Gov
ernmeut geologist, who made the discovery
during ah olliclal exploration, pronounces
the trees to be of enormous size, and to date
back in their origin to a remote periou.
They are entirely buried beneath the surface
of the valley, but several Hundred of the
outermost trunks that border on the banks
of tho Fuda have been laid bare by the
gradually encroaching current of the stream,
The wood has acquired a deep black color,
and has become exceedingly bard. It is be
lieved that it will make exoellent material
for sculpture. One trunk that was found in
the bed of the river has been removed to
Berlin to be placed In tho national geologi
cal museum. Whether these trees are of t
species now in existence or of one that is ex
tinct has not been determined.
SELLERS' G0UGH SYRUP 1
Over I,0M)tOOO bottifi noltl. It U the nnt lim
Ttlar remtHl)- tor 4'OLUIltt. C4L.IV, CHOt'l',
llOAHriKNKSN, and nil TilHOAT tuui LI MJ
UUeuMit, JlMtH-t-u In use for hutfattufury. Doc
tor mmniemi It. J. K. Im-mai, Lou- f.t),,!!!
ciji J "It DUtvd my t wo vhtlJrn from tba prai.' sX
PittMft-11, cif lUtliinoif Mil., Uo Mjfti "U wtll eutt(
tlie wstftt rfiush 4niticdialtl)T.M Toltf no tir
Trice, m -int, 50 et I'ta, end wi.oo ir buttl.
r.i:.'i:i.li:iis 1 1 IY'i, fltUburuU, lt
apt1, TMy eowl
ft
ETUltN SOTICE.
Looctof ADrll 21. lS56renutrea Assessors ftuner-
vtsorsaud collectors of Itoad, fuorand Hcnod tAzea
to make returns to 1 ho toiialy Comualdblonera -for
ths collection of all taxes on eeaud and unseated
lands." As all returns must bo made on or before the
nrat day ot February next and as collectors often
tall to make return In tho proper Uj e aud after
wards claim exonerations for what they have ne
glected to return, whcrcDy the County or township
roses the tax so exonerated mat should have been
returned for collection. We have fixed upon th fol
lowing daj s to reoehe Uw returns above named,
and at tho same time collectors of county taxes shall
ttomelnaudinaketiual exoneraUons 011 their du
plicates. For all Districts south of the river on Tues
day, Jauuary S3, 1ST9 ; those east ot Ulg Pishing
creek on Wednesday January 19 1 and Uu&awest
of lily I'lshlngcreek on 'I huraday, January so.
Wu want all collectors to comply with this notice.
It may be claimed to baboon to make tho exonera
tions, but by allowing collectors oue, two or Uuon
years before making exonerations much lax 1 lost
by the, careleuanfttt or easiness or the collector, and
then anally a Urge ainouitof exonerations Is claim
ed 011 ileal EUU) which collectors should have re
turned or collectDd.
The sooner tduoilcates are settled the better tor
both taxpayer aud collectors i otherwuie collectors
becooia carehws and often collect money and apply
It to other purposes, and then Unolly when the mon
ey Is to bo paid it is 1.01 lorucoming, aou tnereoy
tuosouliu pay wUUngly pay always and many nev
er, anil then the wlllfuir ones inuat fnake up for the
ueglOkl ot the collectors. Ily order ot
STEPHEN TOIIE. County
01IA8. KKICIIAUT.V CoinrU
A. II. HKIlltl.NU, '
Attest t Joun II. CAstr, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, Uloonuburg,l'aH
Jiu.,1
GILES'
LtNIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
Curci nil Pal 11 In Ainu find Ilcnftt
TESTIMONIALS t
l'soLAl-flr Uteri ft-'alltn'T cif tho Wnmh., A Won.
derlul Cure. Nine years my wife suffered 'with this
terrible complaint. M10 was attended by doctor nr
ter doctor, w ent to the dtlferent hospitals where ft-
mHit'sarv ireaiea ; incmnem ail wore unnuaK-r
and pessaries with only temporary relict. Iter fife
was miserable. We applied Dr. (! lies' Liniment.
uer rciior was immediate. ne is now wen.
11. JtClllKKOlT,
40 West isth street, Mew York.
1 had twelve Btrokes ot Paraivsls. My leg, arm
and t jntrue wore useless i was nbllircd to -use a cath
eter every day. Doctor titles' Liniment Iodide or
Ammonia wis curea no. in answer any inquiries
so that all anilcted may know ot It.
.I011N AprsL, North Hranford, Conn.
Chestnut Htll, Philadelphia, April S.r'7.
W. 51. Giles, K.q., Dear Mr I used jour Iodide ot
Ammonia Ltntment on Flora Temple's hind pastern
Joint. Mie had been qulto latno; tho trrect was
wonderful ; ine wuks now qulto well. Very re
spectfully) ours,
A. WKt.cn.
P. H. I nm now using It on Littleton's right tore
leg.
A large shoo boll on a valuable )oung horse was
removed by titles' Liniment Iodide of a inntonla.
SiikniKbd KNArr,
Carpets, ITSslxtaave., New lork.
Astim t Tho tortures and agonies I endured for
six vrars. nomi but 'tlioso who have suffered with
this terrible disease can know. My life was mlsera-
Die. in aosperation 1 irieu uncs unimcni lo-nue ui
Ammonia. It gave mo Instant relief. Used It In
ternally ns well as externally,
Tiios. Bbankian,
121 west aith street, Kcw vork.
I was In a dreadful condition. Joints swollen,
naln Intense. In lections or mornhtno Into my veins
fatted to relievo mo. ones' Iodide of Ammonia took
awav tho deposits ftom my Joints iwautevery
one who sutlers to know what will cuie them.
Fonnvck LoTiiuoP,
North nydo Tark, Lammollle co. Vf,
Another Sufferer eui-Hd utscharerd from the
Massachusetts General IIOBpttal as Incurable, with
Inflammatory rheumsttsm lu nv shoulders, angers
and feet; suffered fearfully for fhren jears, tried
evcryimng ; 101 an nope, ur, tmcs Linimem iou
Ide of Ammonia effected a complete cure.
Ellkn Mirn.
No. 71 Prano street. Pall Klvcr.Mass.
HDralna. snllnts. bruises. Lameness In horses.
Olios' Liniment iodldo of Ammonu is a penect spe.
clflc. No person who owns a borso should be with
out It.
111. K0DEV3,
SCK seventh avenue, New York.
Liniment Indldo ot Ammonia. It Is uusuraasttcd.
and 1 oai surprised at tho many dUIercnt maladies
In whtcn it is applicable. It gives the utmost satis-
Jons J. Cartbr,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvanli Experimen
tal rural.
so c. and si t and in Quarts at $i.eo, In whleh there
13 a great saviuif.
'l rial sizesu cents
hoi.dst a:x Danoaurrs.
N. J. IIUNUKIINIIOTT, Agt. Tar nlooin.bum
may 41,
TOIIE GREAT TOSITIVE cube)
M. tor all DISK AXES rtfln2 from CwititrcoTiijw,
tWiTl Of the J1I,UMIP. LIVLU( AJUtVMs
mOEJHTlVUOUtJAN. 1
Tht Best Family ilediclnft on Earth.
IX7t rvuvTVor nnHuniuii mw w via
cioi rcprur.
la tctr&Uflc!!! fnmpcmiMtosi froca flarM, KoeU, Brk im
Uobu fwad l Ctatorola nd th Wwl emu Wiling ft
Touts, Ottb&rtlc, AtterMlra. Pturctte tnl Sudortflc ,'
lumaitat fltoc vpea th tttmUT urgnn, whether
tmpitr(4 mu ihMU4 (nto My cause, W Ixv
ctuM their power et ftMlmUMton tad nutrition. U ln
cream th pttta asatau fttnftton. &4 KtVM OrmoeM
ad too ta tbs maacnUr and clrcuittlng iratem. It itlm
Iata Ihe Tttal otvbmw to raaawod activity, altera, con
net ludMrtflM tbi floMi, totwa orgasa tad rt-eatab-UabM
UmIt beabhy futwUoai,
i THE ONLY TBTO KKTffKDY F0S COLDS..
F itUnolM to axpatute trpon th vlrttMsa ot thi URXA1
lUISt, .if jtm ax aaffarlor tctm U1UOLA ATTaCKHs
DYSrvnaA, mr HDlUBiTlO'., UTtKClUTtail. fltnEntLUK.
trr anT dtfordar arLitDK from Hi PURE BLiiOll, pet a bottu
of viilORKfi K and U4e It aa par dirocUotTI epoa aach bottiis,
la KnilUh, Uornaa, Hpaolafi and iVcneh. Ooa ttottlo wu!
betut coaTlae jou of us mvrttj Uutn volumea aziircesad la
piUn Jj-J fjotjj innro rtj adoption lo overr tvnXtf,
for 00 HatOYottMD or Child rnauko i ltuaLS K aai reraKia
IoootiAlIl.- It ftrit eUanaa tUa eyatem, tho rtrpairt,Uit:
IrtiUm wrv toiwattrtaKdliwaspaDii UbliaLLDg ttealtaoaa
pormaaeut, aafa and enduring taala.
.L ratnp tolarco botUoa, aadlaplwaiittotak.
b holbylTBriLkJtufralli. lTk, I.W fr lUltJa.
F Walker 'it Badpcr Mfg. Co., Tropes,
' 40 tUtU B a Tark. f
8UFFEIIED 30 YKAIIS.
3tncy City, Boptembfr W, JlTt.
No tonga caa tall what 1 tmv u(fer4 (or tba past M
7&ra fruia ItMritKMJMtaudltUkU HU.rMrtl liLa,
at tlma ao bad tat I roald n-H ttond opon my feM. I
could tut walk half mild lttion auiTerlotf loUnsa
axooy which would bring oaMrer lHuoaa.
A twot od TMrieo 1 . VuOuh1 to try a bottl of
Tour Htvoufclifc aad atn Klao' to atata tbat arur taalaz
wur bottle I waa entirely cared if botti dlswaaoa and
am now nlorltg cicnlleBt boalth and atraagta. 1 ad
mid. u. r. i
FERRIS, IM Sataex
DON'T GO FOOLING' AIMWND.
Aa a ragniallncniedklna I eaaeoDlldVntlf rocomraend
rullabl. It don't tco toollim arouod aad tilnipvotDt jron
by maklnK uo al, but U aUuiida to bualbeaa and ao
CwaUUlMni that wharvuuto H ti foL .
WU. It. OUVALL, lUTorbead, L. 1.
OF YEARS HTANDINU.
I oad ooa bottlo ct TII.ORVMC and ran tratltfuRy aay
that Kha-ienmd toacf itbril'MA and HluuUlliUll of
. veara ataadlftg.
&anon,M.n,ubftuoo,w.sf.
For Sale at N. J. HfiBWott's
3DK,XJGh STORE,
Bloomsbnrg, Pa.
who is authorized to guarantee VIOOHKMK to prove
Jaa.lS, 78ly.
ESPY PLANING MILL,
Tbe undersigned leeseo cr UieBepy rianlxgMlll,
la prepartxt to da all ktuda ol mill work.
Boors, Frames, M, BlMs, etc,
mono to order on short notice. Satisfaction soar
HAIUIAk
CnAS.ua Kbio,
Ulocmsburff, ra.
BL00MSBURG TANNERY.
G. A. HERRING
TD ESPECTFULLY announces to the publl
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Bloomshunr. ra.. at tho Forts or urn &
py and Light dtreet rvada, where all descriptions of
leather MUJ be. .made In the most substantial and
workmanllxo manner, and sold at prices to suit tho
linos. The highest price in cash will at all times bo
(illKKN HIDES
or ewrr derlptlnn in the country. The public pat-
Bkioimharg, Oct. 1, 1878.
""AINWRIOIIT & CO.,
rmuDitruiA,
Dealers In
TEA8,8TnUrs, COVrKE, BUG All, UOLAK3E8,
mci, srtcts, ucass soda, tc, to.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch streets,
srOrders wtll receive prompt attentloa.
U
TIII3 PAPER IS KEPT ON FIXE
AT THE OFriCE OV
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bJq PHILADELPHIA
I4ir. ihiBlimt ttiirt Klfrlith Bin.
who Jvtetve AOvtrtUenivntf lor thU roper,,
ESTIMATES
bemi 2.H-. fur AYttll A HO Si MAN (MX
KATT
An tt -tnt o I'irti Mil txHtnri nni totting W '
rtdi" rf itMC 17 ci4 farming. Th tt toft
eff tnarl. At mr bin nrip tra-lamerk fa t1aw
lmlaia t lifHir irrw1 m that Ji'twtV Ii I
trary ftlmi. VM 1-y bH dalta. PM fof mvV1
" f A Jackso k Co., Itfrt., Patmbnrr, Va
Jan. 10,79-4t r
fet7 A PAY to agents canvass'nir for trie Flr
P Ii1f VI. lot. Terms and Outfit tree. Ad
dress I'. O. VPKKKY, Augusta, Maine
UHDi 10 lllff r
Jtt MIXED UAtlOif. with name 10 cents. Agents
TtUoutfttlOCtS. L. JONK3 & CO., NaSSIU, N. Y,
Jan. 10, 't-w , r
nn Fancy Cards, Chromo, Bnowflako, Unmask, AO.,
OU no J nllko with name, 10 cents. J. Mlnklcr SCO.
Jan.lo.i-4w
OC Chromo Cards, Ac, Cupids. Mottoes, Flowers,
Zi) To9 alike, with name, loo., Nassau Card Co.,
assau, n x. r ju.iv-,
THE ORIGINAL ONLY GENUINE
' Vibrator" Threshers,
with iMrtttrtm
MOUNTED HORSE POWERS,
And Steam Threihtr Enptnca,
Udtt only hf
NICHOLS, SHEPARD A CO.,
nATTLC CBEEK. MICH.
HE nintcfilPftia ilralO'Hav.iiff, Tlmc-
bf lnt u t Alnaftjr-Bavliirt 1 Hreahrra w ihl ilr and
ri ion. nrrooa an KiTairr lor wispM wtui
i act Ctaaalaj, aaJ for Gav1a( Orata ircm WanUge.
BRAIN RMsemTllI not flabmtt to tho
ftiortnoni waaiaita of Grain k t In t-rlur wm k dniist If
tba br taaehliMf, when one poitad pa li iHCmor.
TIIE ENTITtE Thrmltlngr "Kxpnme
I tori aiicn Ink limtj tual aiituuiii i can Lm iiismic If
tba KxiT QrrUa BlVkD Ly I 1km ImprovaJ UacbltMa.
NO RerpWIns; I
mi or. tutlrrlf fi
and all Orh tlma.
Phnfla loatilo tho Pepa-
i Iraitl Baalvia, t'lrkvi
itllof an4 itrala-tra!!
nt lo all Ktixla an.l Ct
Drain, Wit r Dry, Lsng r Sboi t, lleadaj or ttonal.
NOT only Vnatly Superior for Whent.
IX Is. tiAtltf, h, ami lt (train, tmi th ohi,T Mux
eMtat Tttrbr la VHt, Tlroothr, UUUt, CTrmr, an4
lttad. KontrfDlaiiacbBitBUM r MtulldLsf "
la cbaaga frou Ural to Bccd.
UATIVEI.OI'S for Blmpllcltr of Part,
ff utlnic Icta tlmn nnwhaU tn iianal blia ani issu.
ILAa ao LilUrlutf r BeaitarUfa.
F
OVlt Hlrem of fVparotara Mndr, rnni
ST1
TRAM Power Thresher n Bpectaltr
ipsuuHM wiwvt lussii uirwN tor iriivi irTr.
OUR TirtrlTiileri Blenm Thrraher En.
rin, wlt.t ValiuUa InipnsvaaMniia au iMaiixu
Vtaturaa, Ur LjtMi4 any atlwr waka or klaJ.
ITf ThoroBah Workmaaiihlp. Etemnt
floUli, lrttiion or I'rta,Oiniplatiarf 4HlpuiBt(
tc, war " Viavroa" Tbrcabar Uutata ara laMiuparaUa.
FS
Jan. 10,-em
TRUTHS.
HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not a Prink,)
CONTAINS
Hops, Duchii, illnnilrnkc,
Uuiitlclion,
And the Purest and Best Qualities of
all other Bitters.
THEY OTTK33
All disease of tho stomach, bowels, blood, llrer
kldnevs and urinary organs, nervousneasemale
eompulnts and drunkenness.
SIOOO UST GOLD
Will be paid for a case they wilt not cure or help
or for aoythlng Impure or Injurious found lh
them.
. Ask vour drucr7l;tA for ltnn P.lttrs and froo
books, and try the ilttters before you sleep. Take
outer,
The Hop Cough Cure and Pain Jlcliefl
t ne uneapett, Hajeu ana lien.
FOR SALB BY AfOTEK SROTUKKB
EXECUTORS' SALE
UfViIunblo
EEAL ESTATE!
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans' Court of Co
lumbta county, Pennsj Ivails, the undersigned, exe
cutor of 1 eter llelwlg deceased, late of Ca'an lssa,
County ol Columbia, and stats of Pennsylvania, will
expose to public sale on tho premises lu Catanhua
township on
TUESDAY, FEB. .4th, 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. ra., tho rolJowlnj valuable lot, All
tbat ctTt&In
LOT OF GROUND
situate In Catawlssu, county or Columbia, State of
Pennsylvania, bounded as follows: On the cast by
First street, on tho west by ths busquehanna river,
on tho north by land of Ed Kostenbaudcr, on the
south by rand of Frederick Smith and others.
Terms and Condition ot Sale. Ten per cent of one
fourth ot the purchase money to be paid at tho strik
ing down ot tho property, the one-rourth less the ten
per cent, at confirmation of sale, and the remaining
three-fourths In one year thereafter with Interest
from confirmation nisi.
DAVID HKLWIO,
Abbott & Kdawm, Executor.
siabtown.
Atty's. tor Estate.
Jon. 8, "J-t3
OOURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwell
President Judra of the Court of Over and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, court of quar
ter Sessions of the Peace and the court of Common
Pleas and Orphans' Court In the ssth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties ot Columbia and
Montour, and tho Hons. I. K. Krtckbaum and F. L.
Sbuman,Asso late Judges ot Columbia county, have
Issued their recent, bearing date the 11th day of
Dec In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight, and to me directed for
holding a Court ot Oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Court of Corcmoi
Pleas and Orphans' Court, In Bloomsburg, in the
county ot Columbia, on the nrat Monday, being the
td day of Feb. eeit. to continue two weeks.
Notice Is hereby given to the Coroner, to tne Jus
tices ot the peace, and the Constables or tho Bald
county of Columbia, that they be then and therein
their proper person at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon ol
sold 3d day of Feb. with their records, inqul
Bltlons and other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be, dose. And
thoso that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or may be In the Jail
of tho sold county of Columbia, to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be Jiut. Jurors are re
quested to be punctual In their attendance, agreeably
to their nonces. Dated at iiioomsDurg,the iitn day
t of Dec. In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred.and seTenty-elght
I , ') and In the one hundred and third year of
the Independence ot the United States ot America.
Bhcrlfl's Office, JOIIN.W.TIOFFMAN,
Bloomsburg, Jan. s to sheriff.
ft C SLOAN & BRO.
IILOU91SIIUKG, IA,
Manufacturers ot
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Gloighs,
PLATFORM WAQONS, tc.
First-class work always on.hand.
RESAIUINO NEATLY DONE.
Prices reduced to Butt tne times,
Jan.a,jsn-lf.
TUIS 1-ArEJI IS OH JTtK WITH
R DWELL k phtSMAN
. Advertising s Agents,
IMiat 4 CHCITNUT T., T. LOUIS, Ml
SWEET
T 'TIBBATOtt'.
Iht.Kinkll.
fJaBwjajftajajy' mrs
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUAnLb
REAL ESTATE!
Ily vlrl uo ot an order of tho Orphans' Court ot tho
county.of ColumbU,tho undersigned Administrators
of the estate of David Shaffer, sr., lata of the town-
Milpof llrlarcreek In said county ot Columbia will
ciposo to public sale on the premises ou
Saturday Febrimry let, 1879,
at ten o'clock a, in, the following dor crtbod real es
tate.
All thai certain piece or parcel ot land situate in
the townsl Ip ot llrlarcreek atorcsald, bounded and
described as follows, to-wlts Beginning at a post
at purpart No. t, as described In the return of In
quest In said estate, and running thenco along land
of Samuel Knorr, south ten degrees east, one hun
dred and eighteen perches to a stone; thenco b; the
snmo north Bcvcnty-ono nnd a half degrees east
fourti'eu perches to a stone, thenco by land of John
Klsner north ten degrees west one hundred nnd six
teen porches to purpart No; 7, thenco by purpart No.
T, south eighty degrees west, thirteen nnd eight
tenths perches to the place ot beginning, containing
TKN ACHES AND FOUItTBKN TEUCHES.
ALSO, all that certain plcco or parcel ot land situ-
nto In llrlarcreek atorcsald. Iieglnnlng at a plno In
line of land .In the warrantee nameot Alexander
Cochran, thenco by tin same north, nineteen and a
half degrees westjtrtenty-tour perches to a Pino
down, thence by tho Mountain survey south eighty
two and a halt degrees nest ninety-eight and one-
tenth perches to a stono. thence by land of Henry
rjiaffer south nineteen degrees oist fifty-four perch
es lo a stone, thenco by land of Daniel llarman
north elghty-two nnd a half degrees east seventeen
and stx-tcnths porches to a stone, thence north nine
teen and three-fourth degrees west eighteen and
8-10 perches to a stone.thenco north eighty-two and
a half degrees cait twenty-four and live-tenths
Vcrches to a dead black oak and stones, thence south
nineteen and three-fourth degrees east two vo perch
es ton stooc, thenco by the heirs of Folk north
eighty-two and a half degrees east twenty-seven
perches to a stone, thenco by tho sumo north nine
teen and three-fourth degrees west twenty-three
and live tenths perches to a stono thenco by the
same north clghty.twoand a half degrcescast twenty-nine
and seven-tenths perches lo the p!o o of be
ginning, containing
TWE.NaV-TllIlEE ACRES AND TWBSTV-SIX
PKI1CIIKH.
noat measure.
ALSO, all that certain piece or parcel of LAND sit
uate In tho township of llrlArcrcok aforesaid, be gin
ning at a pine In line of land of William Hlppensteel
and running thence along land of George liower, T.
c. iirittain, Hainan t tout OLd Oeorge M. Bower.
north forty-eight and ono-clghth-degrces cast two
hundred and eight-tenths perches to a stone, thenco
by land of sold Oeorge M. lion er and heirs of Samuel
siller north elghty-nve degrees ntty-seven Sntnutts
west one .hundred and eighteen and eight-tenths
perches to a stone, thenco by purpart No. 1, moro
particularly described in thereturn of lnauestln
Bald estate, north elghty.nlna degrees west thirty
percnes to a stsne, thenco by tho same north twen
ty-one and a half degrees west eighty-two and threo
tenths perches to a stone, thenco by the Bamo south
elghty-two dogrees west forty-ono and two-tenths
perches to a stone, thence .by land of Mary Shiner
Boutu eighty-one and three-fourth degrees west for-
ty-nve nnd slx-lenths perches to a stone, thenco by
tne samo south seven and seven-eighths degrees east
thirty-four and one tenth perches to a stone, thenco
by Purpart No. 3 In said Inquest more fully described
north etghty-one a nd Uve-elghths degrees cast twen-
ty-nvo perches to a stone, thence by the same south
thirteen degrees east one hundred and nine and
four tenths perches to a stone, thenco north seventy,
flvo degrees cast twenty-6cven and two-tenth perch
es to a stone, thence south seven and a halt degree.8
east rorty-iwo and two-tenths perches to a stone,
thencesouth flfty-three.degrees. west fourteen and
seveh-tenths perches to a stono, thence by loud of
William lllppenstcel south sixty-four and three
eighths degrees east soventcen perches to a stone
thenco by tho samo north sixty -ono decrees cast ten
perches to a stone.thenco south twenty-one degrees
cast six perches to a stone (late white oak) thenco by
the same south thirty-eight nnd seven-eighths de
grees east twenty.threo and eight tenths porch:s to
uio piace oi Deginning, containing
1SS ACBES
and sixty perches neat measure.
ALSO, all that certain piece or parcel ot LAND sit
uate in tne township of llrlarcreek aforesaid, beirln.
nlng at a chestnut oak and running tntnee along
line oi lana oi reaier ana Doty, south clrhtv.two and
a half degrees west eighty-nine and eight-tenths
perches to a stone, thenco by Purpart No. 8 In said
inquest moro ruiiy described south twenty-one de
grees, cast eighty-six nnd eight tenths perches to a
sione, mence uy land ot John Klsner. Purnart No.
, J. XI. Freas, Jcsso Illcks and heirs of John Yost
north elghty-two and a half degrees east eighty-six
nuu luree-icnius percnes to a white !oak down,
thence by land of Uenry Shaffer north eighteen and
three-fourths degrees west elghty-sUc perches to the
piace or beginning, containing
TOKTV-SIX ACHES AND SIXTY-SIX TEHCHES,
neat measure.
AL0, the undivided one half of all that certain
pleceor parcel of LAND situate In the township ot
oriarcreek aroresaid, being a mountain tract In the
warrantee name of William Clark, bounded and de
tcrlbed as follows, to-wlt : Beginning at a post,and
i uuuiug mence along purpart No. 7 (belnc the Dlece
of land lost above described) and land of s. J, Pealer
norUi twenty-three degrees west four hundred and
forty-six perches to a stono, thence by land In tho
warrantee name ot Stacy Potts south sixty do
grees west one hundred and seventy perches lo a
white oak, thenco by tho samo south eighteen de
grees east torty-elght perches to a poplar, thence by
land in tho warrantee narao or Jacob Neyer south
twenty-one degrees west three hundred thirty-seven
perches to a white oak, thenco by.lsnd ot Ira Lcttler
and others north Beventy-nlno decrees, cast ono
hundred nnd seventy perches to tho place ot begin
ning, containing
43 0 ACRES
and seventy perches aid allowances.
TEllils OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one-fourth of
tne purchase money to be paid at tho Btrlklnz down
of the property ; the one-fourth less tho ten per cent
at the confirmation of sale, and the remaining three
fourths In ono year tnerearter, with Interest from
cuuurmauon nui.
LEVI SIIAFFEIt.and
... .. LEVI FK.NTEN,
o, vv . Jim. n, Attorney. Administrators.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
By vlrtuo of an order of the Orphans' Court ot Co
lumbia county, the undersigned Administrator, tc.
ot Samuel D. White, lato of ssld county, win expose
to public sale on the premises In centre township
u!. u.-u u ciuc-k ia me iorenoon on
Friday, January 31st, 1879,
the following valuable HEAL ESTATE to-wlt :
. All that certain pleco oruarcclof lind Ritnntin
the township of Centre, bounded and described as
follows, to-wlt Beginning nt a stone near the house
formerly owned by John P. strohmoyer, thence by
lot cf Mary Bpanenberger deceased north elghty-slx
degrees cast thirty-two and nvo-tenths rerches to a
stone, thence by land of Samuel Kclchncr and Sam
uel Bower, north thlrteendegrecswest twenty-eight
-uu.c-uuun yerenra; luenceDy Allen Shellham
mer south elghty-two and a half decrees m m.
two perches and two-tenths to a stone.north eight) -
mju u iu ut-grcra west twenty-two and nine
tenths perches to a stone, thence by land of Mi
chael D. Itemley south eleven ond three ouarter de.
grees, east twenty-seven and three-tenths perches
to a stone, thence south seventy nine degrees, east
eighteen perches to a 6tone, thenco south seventy,
two and a halt degrees east eleven and two-tenths
perches to a stone In a public- road and thence south
twelve ano tignt-tentns perches to the place ol be
ginning, containing
FIFTEEN ACRES 4 -.4 PERCHES.
ALSO, all that certain messuage, tenement or
tractor LAND eituato in tho township ol ceutre
aforesaid, beginning at a stone, theuce by lands of
Daolel Neyhard south eighty-seven and a half de
grees west tnh ty-slx and eight tenths perches to
a stone.north by land of Joseph Conner eighty-four
and a quarter degrees east fourteen nnd seven
tenths perches to a stone, thence north by land of
Samuel Kelchner twelve nnd a half degrees west
twenty-nve and nine-tenths (perches to a stone,
thenco youth by land of Samuel Sponenberger
cisuvj-iuree uugrees west tnirty-su and eight
tenths perchesto the plice of beginning, contain
lng SIX ACRES strict measure with the appurte
xances. TERMS OP BALE. Ten percent of one-fourth of
uie purcnase money to be paid at the striking down
of the property, the one-fourth less the ten per cent,
at the confirmation of sale, and the remaining three
fourths In one year thereafter wjth Interest from
confirmation nlst.
C. W. M1U.IB, Att'y. U. J. CONN KK,
Jatn.JlO-bA Administrator.
A FREE GIPT!
Of a copy Of my Medlral Common Hrnae Hook
to anv person suffering with oossniimoN Tastuma.
C'AIABKU, UkOCUII1S,mS Of VOlCO orbOKS -lUKOiT.
Send name and pest office addros.wlth two nt
postage Btamrw, and state your sickness: The book
ls elegai.uy Illustrated. (Ill pp. u mo.isn.) Tbo
information It contains In the providence- oiood his
saved many lives. The author has been treaUng dis
eases of the Now, Throat and Lungs, as a Special
practice in Cinclunatl since Is, 7. Address Bf.T( u
WOUftf. CINCINNATI, 01110, auuress ur. . li.
Jan. 17, 7-lin Jwico
W A NrPl?TlI,TI'1i0B,lll,l"''-IAIlLB
Traveling Salesmen
for Colombia, Montour Northumberland counties
Men hiving trade and snowled.. ,.f tne business
pnferred. Addrers with reference, OUEENSWAUIS
care lirawerLD, phllodelphls, Pa. ,u""s""'
t
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TtrM. P. BOD1NE, Iron Street helow sec
V ond, Bloomsburg, ra., is prepared to do all
kinds of
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
find
PAPER HANGING
lathe best stylos, at lowest prices, and at short
notice.
Parties having such work to do Pill save money
calling on mo.
All work warranted ttfglve satisfaction. Orders
solicited
WM. F. BODINE.
Oct, t, 187S.
IU Ninth Street Ptttsburir. Dec. 10. 1874.
3lessrS.'I)KEHKlt. IIKA V X. C
(lent emen i your paints have iriven enure sat
isfaction. 1 have used them on n good many differ
ent kinds of work, Buch as Iron, Tin, Wood. Hrlck,
Ac., and never heard any complaints, on the con
trary, the work stands well and for wear, wilt In my
opinion, stand with any lead In the maiket. When
In want of reference In this tlty or vicinity you are
at liberty to mo my name with pleasure, also to use
ncspcciruiiy lours,
John t. oriAY.
Painter and Dealer In Paints, oils, c
STIIICTLY POKE WHITE LEAD, AT THE LOWEST
Market hates.
MONTOUR SLATE PAIN TS, 8 CENTS.
NO.NTOUIl METALLIC WnlTE, 8 CENTS.
MONTOtm METALLtC BHOWN, fl CENTS.
OFF COLORS AT THIS PKICE.
PURE LINSEED OIL
at lovrettt market rntrx.
Samplo cards and prtce list furnished without
cuurgc.
Orders and Inquiries by mall will receive prompt
auenuon.
HENRY S. KEAY,
jMANUFAOTUKER,
Rupert, Pa.
AlUXlUl liHUS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Bloomsbui.o, Pa
Mays. IB.-ly.
O- jE. savage,
DEALEH IN
Silverware. Watehes,Jowelry.Clocks.&o,
tv Hemoiedto the Post Office building, first door
above tho Exhange Hotel.
All kinds rf Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neat
ly jeiiuueu uuu nuitumeu.
may 17, IS-tr
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !
Wo will sell tho Very Best Family
Sewing- Machino
For Twenty-Five Dollars
I.V CASH,
on on ornamented Iron Stand end Treadle, with
walnut top and drawer, and necessary Attachments
end deliver It at any Haliroad Depot In tho United
Mates,
iVee of Charge.
These machines ore warranted to do tho whole
line of Family sow lng with moro rapid! ty.tnore ease
of management, and les fatigue to the operator
than any machine now In use. Send for a Circular.
nvery macmno warranted tor tureo years.
Agent-, wanted in Un:c:upied Territory,
Centennial Machine Co., Liinited
789 Filbert St., riuoAosLrniA, Pa,
Oct, 4, ta-tm.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer
ASHLAND, PA.
General Surveying and Engineering
Business attended to with Oare
and Dispatch.
I am prepared to make drawings. Plans and
Models la Wood, lirass, Iron, or the above materials
combined as necessary of
Bridges, Ulnes, Ercafcjrs, Balldlsgs, Engines,
PUMPS, and all kinds ot machinery for use ot cases
at court or for applications to secure patents.
PRtrnts Krcurtd march ss.s
IMPORTANT TO YOUNQ
jVTEisr est woKiEixri
The Bryant & Strattoa
Business College,
Wo. 108 South 10th BtrooU Phllid's,
OlTera miHiirpiiHMHl IWilitlcs
lor ac(iulriinr viislneisa cdii.
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ttincclslMrleclnn.lriHltralrurts. ,
In the curefllti.thliu.Tcro Coointswl tin
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im'rieal faculty, n-l ciulntul i,ti)Mcln l.roiioiinco
lt tl !, irr"lr-thVill-i illsconry of ttio . M'
n ltnHltclSebiol. gdl trf llniiigllts,
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and lnvaUJi' lloU.1, Iluitlo, ti. 1 .
PELLETS,
OOO
OOO
THE cAtrlr"11
KousooflsWnsjIMIstjmKWlriayj
r omnonpil of cheap, f rinf. An't bulky InKrrtll, ill-.
itelii wtK "ir "cikk.no pjrtlrular rnro . ru
nulroliilaii lnguicm. llicyorK-rnloivllhoul ll
fflan-o to 11 0 Von-tltutlon. flirt, or occur Hl"n.
I'.looJ, I'uln In the Shol,lrVnhtncM or IkM k..l.
Illulx Sour i.mctttiii rmm Iho flomoch, Ilu.l
4o.te In the Mouth. Illllou 'y,, f,",,ll"P'Z
Plomn, k, Itmh or Blood to lIcoS, t!l .0 Ur. I'lrrce
l'lcr.anTl'orell I'cUit". In rxt Innallml of llio
it-mc-illal i"r of tneso l'iir?atlvo IT ItM orir m
rrrat avalUtv orulwnw.lt may ho mid thnt Ihctr
licllon upon the onlmnl teouomy U imlTrmiiL not u
lend or II-uo ow.plns Ihclr runtln taprtu. AM
"-iiot luitalr lKe prowrilM ol J Iii m '. t
'Jhoyuro ug'ir-coatcd n,( Inclowl In ilass Initios,
tin Ir vlrtui 1 liclng thereby prcsinod unlmralnd rt-r
n "y Iw'li of t ufo, la uy Vllmate, tli.C Ihcy aru
5 ay "rrrlli inJ rilUMo. This It not llu- ran- wltll
run ut up In chi-nii wooiKn or pa-n-lard hoiM
l or ill diionw lro Ltlo. AliorollTo, or
I-wMtc, l Iniltcntcl. thco illll.' I'cllcU will glvo
th-moit if rfect latl.rictlon. Boh brdnjuUto.
lt.V.l'lKltrE.SI.11.. I'nor-'rt.JVorld'sUlipciiBarr
and lavolliU' Ilotil, liulhilo, J..Y.
CATARRH
RVMPTOMfV-Vrpmicnt hca'1
acho.illBthorja' falllnK -"to tliroat.
nmntlmei tirnfutr. Y, all rV. Illicit
muroui. imrulcnt, olTcnslTP, tic.
!n oUwri, ft tlryneia, tlrr, wairy. or Inflamwl
Cjc ftopplng up, or o&Btmctlon, or the ttafinl pas
tnpei Tliiglna In am. OeafutiS hawking and courIi
no to tricar tho tliroat, ulctrnllonn, icalis from uicm.
Voice altt red, imal twanjr.oiTtfnilTCt-rcat utinpalrea
3r totaldeprivatton of m:mf vt imcll ami tantc, uli
Hnejs, mental ucprrflilon, loss or anpctltf.lri'ilriB
tlon, nilarrca tonsils, tickling cougli, tc. Only
or these armptoms aro likuy ta Lo prcunt In auy
;aso at ono tlruu.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
pnxliifos radical cures ct the worBt caw rr Catarrh,
00 f..alU r of how Innp Handin. TJio I! 1 rtmody
miy Ik nnutl.nr letter npr.llcd hy Iho uwnf Dr.
mcnt M.t InvmtMwltli -which Ilulil tmtllrliip can In;
jarriiM muii LP nml ixhifctlv aitlieu to all
parts of llio nflccica naBil pnssajres, nml the chtitn
brrsor cavities coiiimuntcatlnc tliiTcMlIi. i which
tores nnl niters frrqupnllT exist, ami froni which
.hi: ratnnlul rtlsclnriro ppnerally nrocettla. lis use
.s pleasant ntiJ eablly imiltntoou, ftom alrrctlonn
iceonipanylns each Instrument. Dr. H'jti-? $m
tirrh firmed v cure rteent attacks of "toM In tho
iladnhya f.-w Ppi.lleatl.ms. It ll intM na 1 pltav
tnt to rrnttilnii.jr no Btrnnfror rauslltniBB rr
3olrni, i tarrh It' imxly np'l Ilf' he ld tj druc
tut 1. Pint r, u !.. Vr v.orlVs Is
ptusaryant 1 ivail W IW' 1, LuSUn, .
aiiff. so, 8
Tnostis D. IliRTJUS.
Amsur IUiintm-
THE RED FRONT,
MOYEBS' BLOCK
HARTMAN BROS,.
DEALERS IN
TEAS, CANNED FRUIT,
OiaARS,
TOBACCO
smurr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spices of all kinds, Glass & Quconsware
FINE GROCERIES.
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
AND GENERAL LINE OF
Family Provisions
Hh door below Jlorltct street, Eloomsbure, ra.
ir- Goods dell Mic il tooll niifccr He lewn
AprlllT, '7T-tt
oltatnedfor ntio invrnttonM.or for imnrnrtnnia
on olii onei.or n'etltcal or other compovnitt.trutle.
wirtrl and Inbtls. Cnrmta, AiMttjnmenti, Inter-
jtrenceg. jtpeal$. hum far Infrlngnntnti, and
all cant arulng under thtVntrnt l.awa.nromDt.
Ipattrndrd tn. Inrrultottx that liavn been
'atent Of.
in
. - -lX- Vt J - H ' ... cVltM, it
jtnunua by vt. Memg omioiiit. llu r. K. ratent
Department, and engaged (u latent lutlnell ex
tlullrelg, we can mute Worr rnrr Am, nnd rar
if ih muTe.Prv'"J'llyi ana wutt broader elalmt,
Ti mi hi ,, ' rtnn atriinrjion.
Vfnir ilertir nm
....... .m,Hu.u,i ii imi u rie ut to jwenlabtiug,
trreiafrharne. All eorreinondencettrtcthj con.
fdenllal. Prlcti low. and Ad tUIAJiUl: UX-
j.rsH PArr.xrjH xecuhvik
ir. referln. WatMnglon, to lion, rottmatter
General D. 11. Keg, Her. 1 1, rower, lie German
American National Hank, to omc'nlt ta tht If. 8
ratent Oflce.andto .r!mntr,ra,t P..w....,..
In Congremand etptclallg to oiinltentilnneru
AlOH ill flie t'nlnn and In fanatfg. Address
8iCi
Vppotlte 1'attnt Cjlct, U utUnigton, V, a
1 ue l'oet Whlttler wills It "a coaiplel succew."
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de-pirtment Is eipeclally su-ons." ' Boston Tran
script", "Continues tolliold 1U place In the vprv front or
American inofrazlrics, row ol which equal It In abili
ty and none or which nave trnutcr urlirlnallty and
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Tor till) lloiiNGlinlil.
Presenting only original mailer, equaU In literary
merit the leading sei-ular monthlies, and sustains to
the religious press a relation fclmllar to theirs to the
ociutai jiivsis. ti mmt w nam in an its essays,
serials, stories, poouis, etc., a moral purpose, while
In Its Editor's Table aro vlxorous discussions of. lira
rcliirous themes and of stcular topics from there,
lljflous standpoint. It Is I'reemlaeiitlr Headable.and
Alls a placj occupied by uo eher pulllcallon.
lis articles on I'racllcal I'Mlanilimpiiy, Fiction.
Iwth serial and short Morles, and Hook Iterlews are
bpeclal Features.
iin ;uiiii'iuuiai'N Include
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Kllen W. olney.
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Itev. Dr. A. I' I'eabody,
llev. I W. Bacon,
Harah O. Jeweit,
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.SiM'tlnl Olle.r.
It will bo sent for ono ycarfor
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iFultF.5anuaryj,isi. ""noo
$2.10
txr- iin not fall to act nromnitvir vmtt.h,A..
cept tho special offer. I .
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SUNDAY AFTKllfcoON.
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Ucan make money faster at work f or ua t ban st
anything else Capital not required; we will
PS" iy.ou "L1' aay at "ome 'Oe by the
wanted everywhere ti work for us, kow if the
lime. Costly outfit and terms free. Addr.-?.n.
fico., Augusta, Maine. March ris-iy
E
XECUTOU'S NOTICE.
IBTATI OK JOUN SiViOf. BlCIlSrD.
iMutmruuuj uu. mo estate or John
Savage late of Jackson township, Columbia couiti?
i,tS ill -.Xr"..'." ..""y,"X"ya txre.
"or" mi
to,tew,!1,mout,dePiajrntt0 " "w
3an.,,,.-.w iS'uKSX
HE WHITE
, sewing Machine
TUB ni59T OI' Altt,,
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled In Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
) Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in the Broad Claim
Of ttlNQ THt
VERY nCS OPEriATXNO
PUICKCBT t?Ki,i.ira,
HANHSOMIXST, ANI
Host Perfoet Sewing Uaoblno
IN THE WORLD.
Tho grci I popularity ol the While Ii the most con.
ttndng tribute lo III eicd'cnce anil superiority
oter other machines, and In tubmllllng It lo the
trade wo put It unon lis mrrlts, and In no Ins'ance
ha 1 1 1 ever ci failed to tills! any recommendation
In Its favor.
The drmsnd lor the While lias Increased lo euch
in Client that we are now compelled to turn out
A Comploto Cowlaff MaeliAiio
tlio day to OMPPljr
Every machine Is warranted (cr 3 years, and
soldier cth at liberal discounts, or upon easy
parents, to sull tho convenience ol customers.
WA3I8T3 T7ASIE3 1H piiCCCgniB IMSIIWT.
WHITE SEWIiWllACHlNE CO.,
11 353 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio,
J. Saltzer, Agent,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Oct. S3, 18J8-Cm
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
Tit
JORTIIERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after'Sunday. November 10. lS7S,tho trains
on the Philadelphia Erie Ra Iroid Division will run
as follows :
WESTWARD,
Erie Mall leaves Philadelphia 11 65 p m
" " Harrlsburff 4!5am
" " William port Bssam
" , " Jersey hhore 9 OT a m
" " Lock Haven o 40 a m
" " Henovo llo am
" arrive at Erlo 7 bb p m
Niagara Express leaves Philadelphia 7 so a m
" Harrlsourg lOBiiam
' arr. atwilllamsport soopm
" " Lock Haven s S5 p m
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia 11 45 a m
" " llnrrlsburg ssspm
" arrive at Wlillamsport 1 s.1 p in
" ' Lock Haven 8 40pm
. J2A8TWAIID.
Pacific Express leaves Lock Haven 40 a m
" ' Jersey Shoro 7 14 a m
" " wlillamsport 7 5.1 am
M arrive at llarrlsburg 1165 am
" " Philadelphia B40pm
Day Express leaves Lock Haven 11 seam
" VUllamsport lS40pra
" arrive at Hnrrlsburff 4titpm
' " Philadelphia T20pm
Erie Mall leaves Henovo 8 83 p m
" " Lock llsvcnl 9 45 p m
" " iilla-nsrort ll oj p m
" arrives at Ilarrlsburg ! Ham
" " Philadelphia TiOara
Past Line leaves llllamsport IS S3 a m
arrives at Ilarrlsburg 3 65 am
" l'hiiaaeipuia 1 40 a ui
Parlor cars will run between Philadelphia and
WUlamport on Niagara hxpiess west, Erie Express
west. Philadelphia Express eait, Day Express cast
and Sunday Express east, Weeping cars on all night
trains.
WM, A. BALDWIN,
flpnprnl Sunt.
ATORTHEKN CENTRAL RAILWAY
W COMPANY.
On and afler November soth, 1S73, trains will leaie
Sunbury as follows :
NORTHWARD.
Erlo Mall 5.20 a. ra., arrive Elmlra 11 ,ts
" Canandatgua... 3.3sp. m
Itochestcr 6.15 "
Niagara 9 40 "
Henovo accommodat Ion 11.10 a. m. arrlv 0 William
port 12.55 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrive Elmlra 10.21) a. m.
Buffalo Express 7.15 a. m. arrive Buffalo 8.M a. a
SOUTHWARD.
" Baltimore 8.40 "
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a. m., arrive Ilarrlsburg 1.60 p. m
" Washington lo.co "
. " Baltimore c.30 "
" Washington 8.80 '
Ilarrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrive llarrli
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrive Baltlmoro 2.S5 a. a
" Washington C.13 "
Erlo Mall 12.65 a. m. arrive Ilarrlsburg 3 05 a. m,
" Baltlmoro 6.40 "
" Washington 10.85 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., (lencral Tassenger Agett
A. J. CASSATT, General Manaftr
xiiriT.AnRi.PHA AffmiKATitun koad
ARRANQE1IENT OF PASSENGTR
TRAINS.
NOV. 10, -1818.
TRAINS LKATE KCPKRT AS FOLLOWS(SUNPA V KXCEPT1D
For New York, Philadelphia, Reafllng, PottsvlCe
Tamaqua, tc, 11,45 a, m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,21 nnd 7,35 p. m.
For Wlillamsport, o,ss 9,0s a. m. and 4,w- p. m.
CErTED.)
Leave New York, 8,43 a. ra.
Leave. Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Reading, 11,65 a. m., Pottsvlllo, 1S.S9 p. 1
ana Tamaqua, 1,45 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 6,20 8,60 a, m. and 4.00 p. m.
IjaTAlVllllnmannrt n.ln mal.n . ..,. Knnr
rassengers to and from New York and rhlladt
pnia go through without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN.
General Manager.
General Ticket Agent.
Jan.14, uto tt.
TvT?T.AWAT?P" i.inriii'invi ivt
' ' , ft wal.. ,, A., A, ,
JLJ vt M inim KA1L1IUAD.
BLOOMSBURO DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. 89, Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1818.
NORTH,
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
a.m. n m. p.
.......Scran ton
-Bellevue
......Taylorvllle..
...Lackawanna,,
Plttston.
.. West Plttston.
9 83
S 10 '
. . A -
9 45
9 63
10 07
9 21 II
1)0 (i
2 Ji I'
nil It 1
.H...W3 oming
.....JIaltby.,.,.
1.
nmi.lWUUCll,, ,..,
Kingston
KliiL'ston
10 18 8 13 I!
10 83 3 13 I -
..Plymouth June.
3 10 1
s ix 1
....j-iymouiu
Avondala
Nantleuko
10 29
0 .1 1
10 31
10 43
10 63
11 07
11 13
11 21
3 80 1
.Ilunlock'a i reek.
3 33 8
8 60 8
A 113 S
...unicksninny....
.... I lick's Ferry,...
....Beach Haven...
..Berwick ,,,,
.....Brlar Creek.....
...Willow drove,,..
Lime Ridge,..
Espy..........
,,, Bloomsburg..,..
, Rupert.
iV
4 18
4 C3 1
i i 1
4 S3 I
11 39 4 41 1
11 43 4 43 f
11 6 4 65
Catawlssa Bridge.
11 6T
IS 18
D UJ
6 18 I
a 13 I
,i'auiiie
.Chulasky..H.
.Cameron
uSO
Northumberland.
1-4 a u .w
W. T. HALS'lEAD, MB
Bupertntendent's Office. Brranttin. June 10. i
H AM hlldnM. vnn Mn .nnnmiln 15 tl
Ul-tJ I tox. rkrht In their own locajllies.
spare time at this business. Addifss STiiita"'
Portland, Maine. inarch 83, is-1?
$661
a In nn .no-M lllltflf
IIS. JlCWltT 11 VWU HftUl."
u lui-n rwrsnnu nr flu , M.XL'i.ui.
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Pret sod Scroll Eln, Turn or,
1 Wrlm, lltlllinj .lirlliJIiiK, loimu'-n
Sw Cutllnj. Prlo 13 to
Send 6 ccotA lor 100 DAKt-l.
KI'IIIUIM BKOWN, LoU,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
9 co 4 is 9 40
9 S3
9 17 9 87
9 09 9 30
8 58 8 61 9 SI
8 61 45 9 19
8 46 8 41 9 14
IS 41
IS it
8 S3 8 80 9 04
8 13 8 10 8 44
6 23 8 20 8 66
8 IS 8 13 8 47
8 04 8 04 8 89
7 61 3 61 8 S3
7 88 8 89 8 IT
7 13 3 84 8 18
7 35 3 S3 8 00
7 IS
7 14
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7 01 S fi 7 44
IK III 7 83
60 1 61 7 83
43 1 41 7 29
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