THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Agricultural.
RULES ton MAKING ltljT-KDUBt ItUTTEU.
Theo rulM were recently printed In tlm
Jlural iVtw YorUr, ami are no excellent anil
concise tbat we re-prlnt fur the benefit of our
readers.
FKEDINtl.
Select your cows with reference tn tho
quantity and richness or the milk produced.
The het cows are tbo cheapest for bu'tcr,
o get tho best of wtittver breed ,you select.
Olvo them RODd pssturaRft In tho summer,
nd plenty ofpuro w.itor, with frequent nc
C'BstoMit. In winter, feed sweet, early
hay, well-cured corn fodder, roots, cabbage,
etc., and a ration of bran, corn-meal, ground
oats, and middling.
implements.
Have tlm best Implement, nud keep them
acrupuloudy clean, well scalded, ,'and ofien
etpo-e I tn tho siveetmitng Influence! of the
sun. The milk pill mid pans should ho of
the best qtiillty of tin. A reliable therninm
eter Is a necessity to every good dairyman,
Mtl.KIXO.
Tho mllkihn should be dono iiuietly and
at riKUlar lime, an 1 tlm utmost clcanllnc
obor?ed. Nothing Is tuinted quicker than
milk by foul odjr, and surely at times with,
nearly alt co.vi therf is rnovuh auliual odor
to it, without adding any more.
feKTriNd.
Sir.tiii tho milk itlunly into tho pans, four
to six i cbe4 deep. It. Ii an excellent plan
to strui i the milk into a largo can st In
c ild wter, and cool down to sixty ittgrees
Defore ptntlln i-Uo i0 small ian.. The
milk mut be set in a pure atmo'phero at
such a tuiuppMtura as will pemiit-tho cream
to rise in fro.n thirty to thirty-six h-ours af
ter B'tlint;. In older to do that the room
should bo kept at about CO to 05 dei'icis.
and nnt allowed to vary touch either above
or.below.
In hot weather keep a large pieco of ice
In a tub iu the room. Cover over with
thick blanket, an J, if arranged so that the
water will run off, it will keep a long time,
and keep tho room very uniform.
In cold weather some arrangement for
warming the milk roonijshould bo adopted,
SKIMMING.
Skim as Boon as tho milk begins to turn
sour. When you pour your cream Into th
cream jar, splash as little as Jposslble. Stir
the cream every time you add more to it,
and wipe the sides of the pot. Keep the
temperature at about sixty degrees, and the
cream pot In the coolest part of tho house
covered with a fine gauze netting strained
on a hoop, not with a tight cover. If cov
ered too tight, ftrineuation Is often too rap
id.
cnun.Nixo.
Churn often, as there .is nothing panied
by long keeping. IJring the temperature
ot the cream In tbe churn to 50, and not al
low it to rise above 01. Churn early in the
mornin?, while it Is cool. First scald the
churn, turn the paddles a few times ; then
pour In cold water, and turn tho paddies :
pour oft. and pour in your cream. In clurn-
ing revolve the paddles with an eay regu
-4lar motion, not too fast nor too slow.
the butter should come in about forty
minutes, a little more or less if the tempera
ot the cream when put iu was about OS', as
certained by tbe thermometer.
COLORING.
When likely to be deficient in color add a
sufficient quantity of The Perfected Ilutter
Color (made by Wells, Richardson & Co.
Burlington, Vt.,) to keep it up to the June
standard.
wonuisa and salting.
When it has 'broken' and there is difficul
ty to make the butter gather, throw in somo
cold water and give a few more turus. Some,
and 1 think a majority, of the best butter
makers of to day wash their butter with.cold
water before removing from the churn
Gather your butter with the paddle and lift
It out into the tray, pres? it gently and in
cline it,. aDd ret the butter-milk run off.
Work It gently with tho paddle, with a cut
ting, geutle pressure, but not to mash it ; or,
oetter.put it intu the butter-worker.
iSalt in about an ounce to tho pound, or to
the taste ot good customers : only with th
best salt, and free from lumps and coarse'
ness. Work tbe butter only so much as to
expel the buttei-milk, but not to work it
too dry. This can be done by the use of a
weak brine prepared for tbe purpose Put
the bowl away in a cool place. After stand
twelve or twenty-four hours, gently ureas
out with a Iadlo or machine, .the remaining
nutter milt, and any brine that will flow-
out with it, care being used not to work it
too much. If this is done the butter has
lost its grain and becomes salvey, and its
keeping qualities are greatly injured.
I'ACKINO.
Pack in vessels which will impart no im
purities to the butter. Fill within half an
inch from the top, Place a thin cloth whol.
ly over the butter. Over that pour cold
brine as strong as can ba made of hot water
and the purest salt, or cover with a layer of
fine salt. The whole process of making the
butter, from drawing the trill.: to the plac
ing of the butter iu packages, should be
hurried, as milk, cream and butter aro go
ing to decay every moment when exposed to
the air, however pure it may be. Such but
ter is ready to keep or to sell. If to be kept
long before selling, surround every package
with coarse salt, by placing them in boxes
prepared for the purpose. This process
keeps the butter cool and hard, and free
from sudden changes of air. When all these
things are attended to promptly, and with
as much uniformity as is under the power of
man control, there will be a near approach
to uniformity in color, richness and purity,
If tbe new beginner follows these rules, aud
keeps doing so, be will soon command the
highest figures.
Cleanliness and common sense applied
from the beginning to the end are absolute
ly necessary to Insure good butter that will
bring the highest price In the market.
J. 1. tianchett, of Tecumseh, writes: 'If
the cows are milked a few days before they
come in, when the udder becomes reasona
bly full, I do not think they will he troub
led with milk fever. Such at least has been
my experience.
Most of the diseases of cattle are caused
by wrong treatment -too much fed at one
time, too little at another j too rich at one
time, too poor at another, etc. If all cattle
and horses were fed, and watered, aud used
properly, there would belittle disease.
To clear a cistern, add two ounces , pow
dered alum and two ounces borax to a tweu
ty barrel cistern of rain water that is black
ened or oily, aud In a few hours the sedi
ment will settle aud the water be clarified
and fit for washing, and even for cooking
purposes.
It is stated that a Minnesota miller has
invented an entirely new process of grinding
wheat, which does away wilii the luillstoue
now iu use and substitutes therefor a verti
cally running granite disc In direct combi
nation with a circle segment of French burr.
This new process produces 80 per cent of
middling.
TUB OBSTINATE WKATIIKK COCK.
How did the ship happen to bo up there
among the mountains? That no ono could
ay j but everybody could seo It upon the
school bouse belfry, and everyhod) did peo
It. "Wo shall have a storm to-day, tho old
ship Is sailing cast," tho people would say,
as they looked at It; or, "Fair weather to-
lay, tbe captain Is looking westward.
When the bell in the belfry rang tho chll-
lren into school the ship trembled, but it
kept on Its course. And what was Its course?
iVIways in the teeth of tho wind.
It was a full rlpgcd ship, all salts set, and
tho captain standing on the poop. Jle al
ways stood thero rain or Milne, fair weather
or foul, morning, noon and ntght such a
faithful captain was he. Ills hands wero In
his pockets, nnd Ills' tarpaulin was cocked on
the side of his head, Captain Prim, tho
children culled him. Captain Prim had al
wb)s sailed this ship, llecoitld not remem
ber tho tlmo when hn had sailed any other.
It was a long memory, ton, that the csptaln
had. He could remember tho tlmo when he
lived In tho same liou-e with n golden cock
and a galloping horse and a locomotive.
Where wcro they now ? Gone, no one knew
where, whllo the captain Captain Pilm
was sailing his ship, "j 'J may bcllevo that
tho captain thought none the worse of him
self for that.
Captain Prim was always ready to put
his ship about whenever he saw a change of
wind coming. At the slightest touch on bis
bronzed cheek, ho would sing out! "Haul
away on the main sheet I Iltlay there!" and
round the ship would come, and the captain
would look straight ahead and bo ready for
the next tuck.
Whither was ho bound? Ah, that's the
question. You could not have got it from
the captain, but I will tell you. Although
he looked so sturdy and knowing, deep down
in his brave llttio heart was his secret ho
wanted to get out upon the open sea. It
vexed him to to always iu sight of laud.
He couldn't get away from tho dreadful
mountains all about mm, ami once in a
great while, when there was a great fop, he
was terribly anxious lest his ship should go
on the rocks. So it was that night and day
ho kept his post and sidled in the teeth of
the wind, fur those wero his sailing orders.
'Captain," said a man whom be had
known in his early days, "always sail in tho
teeth of tho wind and you'll do your duty."
One day ho was startled by seeing a head
looking at him over the rail.
I say there," said the head, "want a pas
senger?" and before tho captain could an
swer, the stranger ha4 climbed over the rail
and stood on the deck, where he shook him
self. "Pretty dusty, eh 1"
"Who nre you?" prowled the captain.
"Landlubber 1 dusty I out at seal"
"Hear him I" laughed the passenger.
Why captain, you haven't started yet."
When you are as old as I am, jounp
stranger began Captain Prim.
"When you've travelrd as far as I have.
began tho passenger, "you 11 know whether
its dusty or not." '
Captain Prim longed to ask him where be
bad come from, but his pride prevented.
"Miy be it isn't dusty between here ai.d
Colorado. May be these hills are'nt pretty
rough climbing. I'm tired of it. I'm ready
for a voyage. Pull up your anchor and
weigh it. O, I know a thing or two about
the sea ; just weigh your anchor and tell me
how heavy it is cap'n,"
"Who are you, any way?" akcd the cap'
tain, his curiosity getting the better of his
pride.
"I? didn't you ever see one of my family
before? Why, I'm a Potato Bug. I bav,e
had enough of this country. I'm going
abroad."
Just then tho wind veered a little.
''Haul away on the main sheet 1" cried the
captain, and tbe Potato Bug, not seeing
anybody at work, put his head down the
hatchway and repeated the order.
"I Bay. chambermaid, the cap n wants
you ;" but no one answered.
"Well, this is a ghostly ship," said the
Potato Bug. "I'm not going to work my
passage."
"Ileiay there I" cried tho captain, as the
ship swung round and was still again.
"0, we're going now, aro we?" listed the
passenger: "this is comfortable," and he
crossed his legs. "But I say, cap'n," he be'
gan again, pretty soon, "we don't get ahead
I've been watching that meeting-house and
it dosen't move a particle. It ought to. It
ought to look as if it was moving. O, I
know something about motion."
'Mind your business," said tbe captain
badly frightened. He, too, had always had
an eye on that meeting-house, when the
wind was in the west, aud it bothered him
that he should never seem to get by it.
"Well, I think I will. I'll get out of this
Flying Dutchman," said the Potato Bug
getting up and climbing over tho rail again,
I am used to getting ahead in the world
You may stay and sail to nowhere, if jou
want to. Good-byol" and he dropped
over the bide.
"He's an ignorant land-lubber," said
Captain Prim, breathing u little more freely
but not daring yet to look at the meeting
house again. He could see the Potato Bug
a distant speck out on tho end of the school
house, and then the Potato Bug. was gone.
But Captain Prim, now that he was alone
again, kept firmly to his post. His band:
were in ins pockets, me tarpaulin was
ocked on the side of his bead, and be kept
his ship head on to tbo wind. Obstinate
fellow I Horace E. Scudder ; St. Xicholat
for March.
A London coroner, writing in regard to a
recent railroad accident where, 'as usual, the
communicating cord will not work,' made
use of the following significant wordB
Should it fall to my lot to preside at any In
qui ry where the evidence shall establish
reasonable probability that proper means
communication might have averted loss 'of
life, I shall direct the jury that individual
members of the board are guilty of man
slaughter, and, after so many disregarded
warnings, it Is quite possible that the crim
inals may not find the question of ball one
of the easiest solutions.'
In liln muiom dictlouary, Dr. Johnson
who batej the Scotcli witli all the inteuao
prejudice of which lie w.ncap.ible, gave this
deCnition of the worJ "oati :" "A grain
which In Unglanl U useJ as fjod fjr horaeH,
Id Scotland far men." One of the brut
things ever uttered wai the comment of a
celebrated Scotch divine on tbU'definition,
which wa intended fur a slur on the Scotch:
"That accounts," mid the Scolchraau, "for
the superior race of homes in England and
of men in Scotland."
A little girl visiting a neighbor with her
mother wa, gazing curiously at the host's
new bonnet, when the owner queried : 'Do
you like it, Laura?' The innocent replied :
'Why, mother tiald It wai a perfect fright,
but it don't scare me.' Laura's mother
didn't stay long after that. "
When a pair of skates gets to going faster
than the lad who wears them, tho boy will
almost Invariably sit down in a spiteful
wauaer.
GILES'
jINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
Cure all I'll I ii In .Hun mill Meant
TESTIMONIALS t
rKOt.Arst'fltfTKKHriiinnif of tho Womb.) A Won
derful euro. Mao jeara my wire Buttered ;with tins
id I luiu i uiiipuiiTii . i-uuwi N' ifiiuru u uwwr al
ter doctor, vv ent to tho ilinerenl Ii ispllais where fe
males aru tre.itt-ili trlrs-ltiirin all! worn bandages
iintlivHs-irk-s vvitliouly temporary relli (. Her life
wiis uiliriitjlf. W.i niiplieil Dr. (11 es' Liniment.
ucr reuci was immediate. Mio 1' Dow well.
p. .McnsuMorr,
40 West lath street, .New Yoik,
had twelve strokes or I'araivtit. My Icif. arm
hd 1 1021113 Htlt, USVli'SS ! wiis ohll JOll to us 3 a cath-
ler every dn.v. Doctor (ires' liniment loilldeof.
Ammonia lit cured (i.e. vv in answer any inquiries
so that all anllccd may know of It,
ions' Al'l'M. ;sn in iiranioru, loon.
Chestnut lull, riiltadclphlt, April Si, Tn,
V. M. (Illes. Kn.. I war Mr I uW jour Iodide ot
Atuinonl i l.tnlmcnt on Flora Totuple's Idnd p latent
Joint, who had tir-en quite tamo j tho effect was
wonuerrui i sue- wiks now qune wen. very re
spectfully ) ours, -
A. Kl til.
P. M. f nm tinw ntlnir It nn t.lltleton'HHihtlore
lcr.
A larice stioo botl on a vsluablo yountr horsn was
removed by Giles' Ltnlmont lodl-lo of sinmordi.
ewiKi'iiMwi ivflirr,
t'lirpets, ITsstuu ava.. New York.
Asthmi Tho tortures mid mroules I t ndurod for
sin years, none but thoso who havesuirercd Willi
this icirttiloiilieaM) can know. My lite was misera
ble. In desperation t tried titles' Liniment loilde of
Amtnonu. It iravn nvi Instant relief. Used It In-
terniliy as well as externally.
l IIII.S. IIKINIU A,
H7 west Sitli su-ct, New ork-.
t was In a dreaa'ul con illlon. Joints swolteii.
pala Intense. Injections of morphine Into my veins
:ailea In relwvo mo. (Mies' Iodl.lo ot Ammonia took
awav tho deposits from mv Joints 1 want every
ono who suiters to know what Mill cum them.
KOKDICK LOTURlir,
North llydo Park, UitmnotUe co. vt.
Another Putrerer cured. Iilsclmrircd from tho
Massacliuslis lienors! Hospital as lt-curable. with
lnlluiitnatory rhmimatlsm tu mi shoulders, fingers
and reet : suffered fearfully tor thi on ears, tried
ever)thln?: lust all hopo. lr, ones' Liniment lod-
iue oi Ammonia eiiecieu a complete euro.
JILI.KX e M ITU,
No. 12 Prane street. Fall lilver, .Muss.
SDralns. splints, bruises. Lameness In horses.
eilles' Liniment ludtds of Ammonia Is a perfect spe
cific. r.o person who owns n horse should be with
out It.
M. 1CODKS3,
569 seventh avenue New York.
In mv famllv. and for the s'oclc. I have used HUc'c
Jntment Iodide of Ammonia, ft ts unsurpassed.
and I am surprised at the innny different inal idles
In which It Is applicable. It glies the. utmost satis
faction. .Touv J. CAnTRK,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Experimen
tal mrm.
M c. and ft : and In Quarts at tiM. In which there
Is a irrcat saving.
'l rui si w 'ii cents .
HOLI RV AM, DHfoaiSTS.
N. J. IIHNDKItslIIITT, Agl. lor IllaomsburK.
may 41, 'JS-
rare
JUytuproatand thorough Mfod-purlfjJn(r proper
tip", Dr. riercu'a loldrn Mrdlcni iMscorery tures
tl Humon, from tbe wort HcwftiU to common
i:intch I'lmpiV, or Krnptlort, MtTCUrltl disease,
SllniTuI I'oljxmti, nnd their onVcts, am rraOJcntod,
nml !gorMn liOHillntn'l a tKMiml constitution estah
ItshoU. Krrmipcla, galUrbcntn Vcrcr tore Peal?
or Keugh Mdm la short, nil !l season cnuKtl by bail
1 lootj, ura coikjucmkI by IbU powerful, purifying, ami
i lomtln medicine.
i;-pi'clniiy Inm n mnnlfrsted Its potency In c iirlnjr.
Ttttrr. Hohs llauli, IIoDa, rarbunelc. More Vjt
rXroruiou NnrM nnt Swelling lhtl Swclllff
Goltru op Thick Nrck AnJ Elrr4 Cluida.
If you ft I dull, drongy, Ocullltatctt, have fallow
color of cklrv. or )tllowUibron tpoii en fact or
hody, frequent hendiicbo or dizziness bad taste In
nouth. Internal heat or chtlla alternated with hot
Hushc, low fplrl ts, ttml gloomy foreboding, Irregulur
nppetitc, nnu tongun roAlctf, )ou are suffering from
lorplJ IJvrr. or ltlllnaBneM. Id many caCB ot
I Live r Complaint vny part of thcM symptoms n ru
fTprrlenrcd. A a rcwdy for all bucIi casea. Dr.
rut-tV Ooliten Medical Discovery ba no equal, as
it fleets pcrtcct and radical cures.
In tbu cum of lirvnchiti. Severe Orach, and tho
early stages of 0nmaatUn It has aaionmied tlm
in itH ileal faculty, and etu incut physicians pronoun cu
It the grcatist nierllral discovery of tbe age. WMIo
I I cures t he severest Coughs, It strengthens lh iy sti m
&nipurtfletlMlI4. Sold by druggists.
IU V. l'ir.lUE, ii. I)., I'ron'r, World's Dlipensary
aud Invalids', UcU.1, Uuillo,7f . Y.
easaxn
THE-'rCTBTtC.
Nonsaoftaltlnathe large, rcpulstvnauwous pills,
composed of cheap, erudV, and bulky Ingredients.
Theio lMlets aro swoelf Urgtr tian nuaturd chi.
llctn entirely vcetc4lA. no particular earu U re
quired while uilng them. They operalo without til,
turbaneo to the constitution, diet, or occututlnn.
Tor Joundlr, Headache, CWtritlm, Impure
ille4, laln In the fUMaldera, TUHiKot the bmU
lUuloc, Hour Kractatlaas froaa tb Btomacaw Jtud
TuU R the llooth, IlUloaa atltacLa, I'aln In relon
or Kidneys. Internal fever, Illouled recllnsr nbuC
Htemneh. Itu.h of EUand to Uend, take Ttr. re'a
1'Iroaani l'urcatlve I'elleta. In explanation of tin)
thi.si PiirffMtivit IVHelN nvrr
great ft variety of dlsea6es.lt may ba said that their
uctloa upon the animal econnmy Is unlvenal, not u
aUnd or Ihwa ewnplnc their sanative lnpr.
noca uob impair uiu umiani"
They are sugurcoateU and Inclosed In glass bottles.
any length of Utue, In any cliraaw, so that tlicy aro
always frWh and reliable. This Is not the raw- with
rills wit up In cheap wooaen or iiauurjouru win.
1 si nil rtiisoa nhpra n. Laxative. Alterative or
luraratlve.ts Indicated, these lltlU 'ellets will give
tlia inoft jTvrfect satlnictlou. (told hy dnjMUU.
or drug lata.
jrld'fl lilepentary
it. v. riEitnc, m. i., I'nop'R, v orj
anil Invalids' Uou.1, Uiuraio, r.
fHtj! CATARRH
6A y
ache.dlschargu millng Intolliroat,
some times proAitu, watery, thick.
mtirnna. nnriihlit. offunsllP. 1 LC.
In others, a dryneas, dry, watery, weak, or laQamed
eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pus
Ing to rleur the throat, ulcerations, scab from ulcers,
rulcoaltt red, nasal twang, oOenslve hreatti. Impaired
or total deprivation of sense of amell and tastr.tll
tLncsa, mental depression, IniS of appetite, liiillgi
tlon, enlarged tonsils, tlcUlng couirh, itc. Only a
tew of thesl symptoms aro llktly to he present la any
;ase at one time.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
produces radical cures of the worst cast of Catarrh,
so matter of how long standing. The liquid remdy
nav It! snuffed, or l iter applied by thu use of Dr.
riff.RCE'8 Itouche. This Is the only form of instru
ment yet Invented with which fluid nji-dlctne eun lc
wrried luou CP and j-kufectlv aituxd to all
parts of the affected nasal psBsapes, and the'eham
bers or cavities eommunlcaUnK l here with, In which
mres and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
(he catarrhal discharge generally proceeds. Its use
.s pleasant aud easily understood, from direct .
iccompanylng each Instrument. Dr. SAnF.'S t'a
:irrh Remedy cures recent attacks of old In tho
Mead" by a few applications. It is mild snd pleas
tat to use. containing ni strong or caustic druir or
Dolaona.. Cntarrh Iti inily and T)onrheald by druc
riata, K. V. lMEitcc, l. I'rop'r.Woria'S XJ1
peusary and Invalids ltoU, DuAdo, N. ,
Hug, SO, 'IS
In Proceedings for the Partition of the
Heal tstate ol Kebecoa Smith,
Deceased.
COLUMBIA UOUxFi', SS:
TllK Con MONWE1LTH 01' PlNNSY LV1NI1,
To A. K. Smith of Madison township : James Wll
DlfU BUM DUMU UUI FIIUlll uaiiti.iu, .11UIIIUUI CUUUVJT,
renn'a.; Charles llodon and i'almetta hu wire or
Madison township; Alexander 1 1, smith or sala Uan
viuoi JohnHmlth ot (ireenwood township said Co-
1'imoua (hjudiv ; umiie i k. nmiia or Baia tireen
wooa; Anna .M.hinituor said Danville ; 11. Y. llat
tln, Guardian ot Hosa Kmlth and Urantbmlth. mi
nors ororeenwooa arorcsald; Jacob Long or line
township said Columbia county; Martha Long of said
Mad'son ; liaolel Loo?, Jacksonville, Lehlghcounty.
l'a ; IJesao Wclser and Mallnda his wlto or ureneld,
said Lehigh county : KdHln Itabenold and Matilda
htswire ot said Urcncld; Henry pottery and Hannah
Ms wile ot uuth station said Lehigh county ; John
Klotzand Kmellno his wlfeot Columbus Junction,
Louisa counly, Iowa; Peter llaaa and Amanda Lis
wife or Altentown. said Lehlch county ; Milton Git,
and Abigail his wlto or said AUentown ; Jacob Lo
bjen una Isabella his wlto of Iron ton said Leblgh
cotinlv; Oeoive Htchardand Busan his n ire ot said
Allcntown ; llenry II. Werlejr, Hosa M. Werley and
Alice V. Weiler, a minor ami Mai ban Krum.uuarn
lan or sal 1 AUca V. Werley or said AUentown. lineal
descendants ot Hebecca Smith, deceased and to all
other persons Interested, (Jrcclliiir: You and each
ot you are hereby cited to bo and appear before the
Judges ot our Orphans' Court to be held at luoorcs.
burg on tho first Monday of May next, then and
there to accept or retube to take tho real estate) ot
said Uebccia Hinltb. deceased at the atwalsed val i-
l atlon put upoa It by tbo Inquest, duly awarded by
tno said L'ourt. ana rciurnea Dy tne snenrr, or snow
cause why It shall not be Bold. And hereof (all sot.
Witness tho Honorable William Klwell, rresldentof
our said court, at Bloomsburg, the beventeenth
day ot February, A. U., W9.,
WM.KmCKIUUM,
fsKAti Clerk 0.0,
X$J M. W, Ness, Deputy.
(eb, SI, K69-IW
DMINISTItATOH'S NOTICE.
leT.ri or whxiiu wuiti, siciisiii,
Letters or administration on tho estate of Wllllim
White, late ot bcolt township, Columbia county, (le
ceaaed, have been granted by tho Keglster ot said
county to tbe undersigned Administrators to whom
all persons Indebted are requested to make Imme
diate payment and those having claims or demands
against tbo estato will make them known to the Ad
ministrators without delay,
JOHN M. WHITE,
OBO. CONNEIt,
Ugblstreet,
Aamlnlstrators,
OW, MILLER, Att'y.
a week In your own town, ts Outrlt tree
No risk. Header If you want a business
II I at which persons of either sex can make
s s great pay all tne time they work, write
lor partltulars to 11. luixrr Co., Portland. Maine.
march ti, IS ly
EGAL IILANK8 OF ALL KINDS
J ON HAND AT Till COLVMUIAH OWJO
Jimm
TRADC MARKi &t
1
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BLOOMSBU KG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DI8TUIOT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
TIIISSCII(01,. anut present constlluteJ.of'craUiovc
1M1 UUIllirSSnnClUUS. IIIVIIinirUllUeUUllllUlUUUA , L-UllllUC'ivn iifim-u iJ oiuaiu, nvn .v.. i. ....... o .
snrlnir w-HtiT.
M.icuiion llHUllllIUI, unu uust oi uccrns. i sucucra u
Taflchors
tnodcratp. Fifty cents n wei't ilcilitctlon to all expecting to toauli.
Courses of study prescribed hy tno Ntalot
I. Mrxtel School. II. I'rep.irolorv. III. blemcntary. IV, Classical.
A.IJmiet Cour-cs ! I Acnlemlc. It. Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV. Course in Art.
Tlin Elemintarr Hilentlilc nml (1aslcal Courses
eorrrspnndlnir tierces i Master of tlm Klements! Master
in ; r attainment, signea in jno imi ers oi i no iioiiri
i ne course or hki y precniH-u ny mtj nuuu 11 um'nii, un i i ;n-nutu. um. w.. ; "1.1110 uimnl 1.1 hpln 1n fteouru It. I)V furnisntng inu'iw
The Male renulresa nnrher or,l,T of cltltensliln. The times .1 . 1 in 1 It. It Is oao of th" prlmn objects of 111 s school to neiP w m 11. m iui 1 k
gent nnd eniclent Teachers for her Schools. To this cud It wmclt.s yemn,' persons of go'id umillie J awl boo J' P'a "'ViS iVhor after leaving school. Kor
nnd their talents, as Mudents. To atl such It promises aid In itovclopluir th!lr powers, andabund inl oppurtunllles for well paid lauor auer icui iiik
Catalogue, addres tho Principal. utrTMVru seerptftrv.
HON. UII.I.IA.ll KI.M I.'l.l., ITo-lilent llonr.l or.,TruMri.. F' 1 ''M, W""ar'
St'fit. S,J713.
BARGAINS !
CALL AND SEE
a Xj O T
BLOOMSBTJBQ.
Mens' Overcoats from
Mens' Suits from $6 00.
Good Working Pants 90 cents.
Good Wool Hats for 75 cents.
Winter Caps from 40
Boys (Japs from 25cents.
Good Working Shirts 50 cents.
Mens' Vests from 50 cents.
Good White Shirts, linen fronts 65 cents.
Mens' Socks, 3 pairs for 25 cents.
CALL AMO SEE
THE BARGAINS
At the Popular Mtore oi
AYED L(0WE1BIK(&
Z' VIBRATOR' y
Bi. Mucin,
THE ORIGINAL & ONLY GENUINE
Vibrator" Threshers
mi luniOTED
MOUNTED HORSE POWERS,
And Steam .Thresher Knglnrs,
Kade only by
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
BATTLE CREEK, ?:iCII.
1 1IK Itlnlchlms GrnlnHnTlng, Time
GRAIN Rnlner Trill not Hnbmlt to tho
ritomana WMt.c. .lOntla Jk lit. In.rrlor wurk ai.n.u ly
tb. .tliur tucbluc wImd ouc. w.tail uu tu. uularaaM.
JIIK r.NTIUK Throhln? r.xprn.p.
tUti OMll S lt Jt 1 lfll loitt tilllulllil Ulnw I
JO HCTOlrlnj fhnrtii Ineldn Iho Prpa.'
in
M ralur. tutirety frvit Irom Heatara, I'lckct. fcaJaln,
rftlloua. Prfrrt)y aapi4 In ill KltvUftii.t Ccn-lltlou !
Urlu( Wl of Pr, Um$ or SUu t, U04 r ItuuuJ.
NOT obIt Vatlr Hapcrior for Wtirnr,
0tt. lUiiai(Kj,tn4 lik Uraiua, Lm, tUa vt, bto
rrHli. ThrWi la rial, TknolUy, Ulllel, flovtr, nl
)ikSu. kttrirrBaMticliJiicui" r xlmiWUir
Iu cUaajrrutUriat4B0(lJ.
MARVELOUS for Plmpllf Ity or artn.
VilDf tr tlutn on-hlf Ilia uaual Italia ail 4 iara,
tUkrt um U(lcrtu(l or ticaltarlos.
FOUR Biof Hrparntontlrfnilr, raor
lm troro Mi l Twrlva lln aUatu4 I wo tnic vt
jUuuittvtt Uwtm Iwart to taulcti.
STEAM rowrr Thrmhera n HiM-r.nltr.
OUR Unrlraled Htenm Thprthrr En
n, vtiu vlUa iiurxtcmiiia ti li.-tltM.tiv
Vtaiuvs, lor UyoM my uLLcr tuk or klaJ.
IN Tho roach Workrannnhlp, F.J I-mm
PlDtalit 1 vriarimn ft lrt. ltutnMlruMa of uiimirin.
etc, our ViittUTU" 1 urwlHr OWllU ara lactxuparaUa,
FOR Particulars, call on oar Dealer
n wrlU iu w lor lltwtraUd UrvuW, tilth lull In a.
Jan. r
l-Yb.7, Wy
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Tliounderfcljfneaiessfect inoEspy l'lactnsr Mill,
Is prt-parud to do all klttls ot mill Wtric,
Boors, Frames, M
etc.
made to order oa short notice.
Satisfaction guar.
CiuKuts Ksro,
ItlocDibburg, l'a.
TyA1NW1U0II,rACOi
W1IOL1WALE UliOCJt9,
PuiUDXLruii,
Dealers In
TEAS, HYItUrtJ, COFFKff, 8UOAU, M0LABfcK8,
KICK, BFICK8, BICABB SODA. &C, AC
N. B. Comer tiucood aod Arcn btrtets,
V vordera will recel?e prompt attoLUon.
u
wttlia boUDtlful-upplf otpurt-,
....., ..,., h.i.un.i,. niwinttnp.nrm but kind, uniform ana thorough. Kxptnsef
OTnerlenci'it. cfll
ji.i - ri - vm. . u j, a...i V'',..i .. ;:.., Vi ,!n.
HtujL'nts admitted at any time,
aro I'ltOKr.ssKiXAI,, and Rtnlents (rrnduiini; innrcin. n .1". ..'"tl1. ii; nr n.incntes
ofrlho sciences : .Master of tho Classics, unmuaics
ui w tr,.rior tn Ihoso of our best Colleges.
BARGAINS !
HI3STG -
$4 50.
cents,
FOR YOURSELVES
NOW SELLING
oltaintdfor neio invent ton , or or improvements
on oUt ontn.for ireticalor other eompovntts, trade
marlt and labels. Caveats, Assignment. Inter'
ferenees, Appeals, faults for Infringements, find
atl cases arising under th 1'atent Latrnt prompt'
lu nttentfed to.- tnrfuttom that have hren
lythe ratent Of
fice may still, tn
most cases, b
pnteiUtU by vs, htin'j vnpusUe th u. A. Patent
Vepartment, and engaged in Patent business ex
clusively, ics can make closer searches, and seenrs
t aiems mors promptly, aa tcim troaaer claims,
thtrn tkottt wa art remote from Washtnaton.
senti vs a moil
el or skttch 0
vour tlertce.' we
mime cinnmuimns ana aurt8e as lapazentaniuty,
jrrenfeftarffc. All correspondence strictly con
fidential. Prices low, and XO CIl.lUUV US-
mjjss patext is Hi:vvni:nt
We refer in, M'ashlnnton, to Hon. Postmaster
General Key, J!ev. F. J). Power, TU fitrmnn
American Katlonnl Hank, to ofUctals in the l S.
Patent Office, and to Senators ami Ptnreimtiittiuj
in Congress; and especially tn nvrUtents tn every
State in the I'nlon and tn Ctmatta. Address
Opposite Patent vjjice, Washington, J, a
H. C. SLOAN & BRO.
5
niaOOMsntriro, pa,
Manufacturers ot
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Sleighs,
PLATFOHM WAOONS, o.
Flrst-cuus work'.always on'.hand.
IUSTAiniNQ NEATLY DONE.
rrlces reduced to suit the times.
Jan. 6, isTT-u,
jyOIiNINC PAI'KIt.
ALL TUB NEWS foit BltEAKFAST.
LIVE EDITORIAL?,
Full AxNuclntvil VrcHH DemmtclicN
COMI'LWE LOCAL ItEI'OItlS.
NEWS FJtOM THE ENTIRE WOULD.
Arranjoments have been completed for the Issue ol
the Dally "ltccord of the Times," of Wllkes-Harre.
Ha., aa ,a morning paper, contnlnlnir fulIAssoclaU'd
frees ueapatcbes from the entire world, with Bneclal
renorta from Washington and Uarrlsburff. 1
wJri reacb Hloomsburg In time for doll?fryto
subscribers each morning by noon and wlu be ret'u.
larly served to patrons at the rate ol mty Cents per
Month, In adrance.
The Bret number will be Issued on Monday morn
Injr, March 8d, ier. n Agent wanted In every town
and hamlet. For furtlie r jnirtlculars address
IIECOIID OV TIIK TIM EH,
Wllies-Ilarre, fa.
feb. 14, T8.
DEAR SIR;
Jf jou are In want vt anything in the way of
uuas, HirLKS, rkvolykus,
I'i&tols. Ammunition, iiui lalerifll. ndi.in,rTabia
or an other Kin cwktimi t,ooMpleate write for
my largo Illustrated Catalogira andrrlce List which
I msllrasi. VouraUuly.JolINHTON'SUKaiT Wibt-
knui'n nusiH, riTTssvaeo, n,
wwrTFil when dcslrca.
,
V. Course in V hysical C''''";
inineumi "'
O. E. SAVAGE,
DBALEa IN
Silverware. Watehos.Jewelry.Cloeks.&c,
srr Kemoved to the rost Ofllco building, flraT door
aoovo tno Exnango noioi.
Atl kinds of Watches. Hooks nnd Jewelry ueat-
ly repaired and warranted.
may u, ta-ii
(tREAT reduction IN PRICES !
Wo will sell tho Very Best Tamily
Sewing Xttachino
For Twenty -Fivo Dollars
IX AS1I,
on an orr.ampiitcd Iron stand end Treadle, witli
walnut top nnd drawer, and necessary Attachments
and dellUTlt nt any lialTo.id Deput lu the United
Mates,
Free of Charge.
Tlieso machines nro wat ranted todi th3 whole
line ol Famtly .ewlntr with moro rapldlty.more ea-e
or mannsjemcnt, and lcs tatltfue to thu operator
than nny machine now in use. send tor a circular.
nery inacuiuo wairameu lor inreo years.
Agent; wanted in Uncoupled Territory,
Centennial Machine Co., Liimted
"29 FlLtEUT ST., 1'iinni'hU'ilIA, PA.
Oct 4, '73-Cm.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Mining Engineer
ASHLAND. PA.
General Surveying and Engineering
Business attended to with Oaro
and Dispatch.
I am prepared to mako drawings, Plans and
Models In Wood, Ilrasa, Iron, or the abovo materials
combined as necessary ot
Brldjes, Mine:, Ereaters, Baildlsrs, Enfloes,
ri'Ml'H, and all kinds of machinery for us' of cases
at Court or for applications to secure patents.
I'titciitM Hppuri,!
march
iMrortTAHV TO YOU.'.'Q
The Biyant & Strattoa
J!o. 1C8 Ztzih lOtlt Btrs5l,iL!lii'a.
Olfer.-i iiitum'iiasHt fittstlUieq
j"orii"quiriiiK' v:i8inefiae;lt!.
caiio::. Ktts-;i-jnt ca cniei
nt any ilm ,. Zict T;'".liui:a.
H.ScUvsloa citanlr.n tarn,
aug. 30, I8-80W A k s
The most extensive Mamifaciurers of Uilliard
Tables fa exiitenre.
The J. M. BniDSWlck & Batte Co.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
AND
724 Broadway, Now-York.
Newest and most elegant ttylct r.f
BILLIARD TABLES
AT LOWEST 1'RRT.S.
Elegant Tarlor, Dining, Library and Bil.
liard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate
bed., perfect cushion., complete with balls
and cuo, $50.
Addm uluchevtr hum if nearest your city.
The J, U. Brunswick & IWlcs Co
Feb. 7,79 hw
Ucan rr ako money faster at y, ork for 11a than at
anything else Capital nut requlrud; we will
HS.ZES:,. ,"..pt'r 01 Uomo mad(J uy
Costly outiltand terms fri. 'Address T a "i
,..HbHaw, j,.Mur. marcn rt. 7S-ly
THIS PAPEIl 13 ICEPT OH 1'ILB
AT THE OFl'ICE OP
-JTJMES
III MMB Bk
DUriAiNO rmLAUbLPHIA
JU1LOI
bo reecho Advertisements ?ur thla lMncr
1 !, 'SI" L l-" t" AiNrriilrrrlMiir
kcjd 83c. ror AY 121 1 h6JSvau
JOB riUNTlAG
Neatly and cheaply executed at the
Couiiuiam Office,
Ml
nil
Tho Seaside Library.
t'lititeo books no longer for tlio few only. Tho best
stntidsnl novels wlildn tho resell nr every ono.
Hooks usually sold from fi tots given (unchanged
nnd unabridged) for 10 nnn sn cents.
int. A N' Un Life, tiy Jllss Mill K
P s. Hard 1 Imes by (.hnrlos Dickens
lm. A nr. mi Uidy, by .Mls Mulock
lei. Peep ti' liav, by lohn t'nnlm
His. AtthcKlgnot tho fellvcr Ungon, by 11 I,
100
100
soo
100
100
list iu. tnn.ier f f Hie utm t.inrl. bv Mrs llrnry
ond W
P". lil.ido-o'-Hrnss by 11 1, t'nil.Dti mo
lni.Hie'ci King, by raptnln "nmat 1
tm. Illismnr's V Icier). In jiim .M I. rnddon tnc
tin. '1 he iilrlsct rovcrnhnm, 1p llnreneo Murryatloo
111. A Tour of tlio World 111 Uglily iujs, iy
Jules Verne
I if. linrd l ash, by Chnrlcs Kendo
111, uolden iirnln, bv II I, I'orjeon
HI. ImrrHI Mnrkhsin, by Miss M I! Iirnddon
II . within tbo .Maze, by Mrs It Wood
Its. Pnnllne.byl.il Hnlford
1 IT. Tho I'cmnlo .MlnsHr. bv R t les
lis, (irent nspectstlons, tiy C tilckens
1.0. lMrnitcl. bv ll.irpiiiM Afnrrint.
120. Itnnnnco of a Poor Young Sinn, by O Feu.
II t'L
HI. A ilfefnr a life, by Miss Mtitecfc
HI, The I'rlvntei minn,liv enptnlii MAirynt
las. lil'h legends, tiy supnul uner
111 I, squire irevljn s I'eir, by .Mis II Wood
till Mnrr PnitOh, by Mrs (in'lelt
124. Krrnia; or my I'uthcr'HMu.bylt lilllack.
more
1ST. M Indr Mallow, by rs (lii'kell
ri 1 niiMn 1 nil iis, iv .ui. ihimscu
1. The Watidirlug Jew, (1st Pall) b Tugcno
Sun
129. The Wondering .lew (2d bnlf) liv Kngcno Sue sue
ISO. SiTtTinlin nut rr f'litirc Ii. hv Mki Mtl.ock:
jiiu
1HI. Mii liail Mroj-olT, b .lulei Vi me
loo
soo
is., .hick innicii, ity i nines i pv r
1A.I. 'I Dnrhr s.Mrf KnKpiniirv tjinp. bv II I, Tar.
Jcoll IdO
131. My Pjf.llier's lfi, by Amelh II Kdwards l"c
Hi. Atiitlm's lluvlianil, I'j Ml-s Mtilurk Hi!
lui. Kktlo Mewim. by mis ullvbai.t lio
Ai.A item in n i huiii. ii v i niir cs i evt r i"o
1 s. wbnl lie foM IM r, h .Ininis I'ajiie H'C
lay. Inndoii' limit. b III V'urji'on sue
no Tbo Ijidy l,lli-. In MIs .M I! I million lc
141. .Mnsli ii' iui lieaily. b t'n.talii s.inrjnl 1110
lll.lho lloiulDtibp I'mnlly. by .Miss Mulock so
HJ. Tbe Haunted 'I owir. ly Mr llenry Wnod !oc
144. 1 be Twin 1 Iciitpnants, bv Alcxstnler Dumas loo
115. Halt n million ( I raom y, by Amelia II. Ed-
winds soo
140. Charles ii'.lauv, tlio Iilsli Dragoon, by
l er. ITrlp o ")
14", Itutt In, Hie Heeler, n C.ipislii Vnrrjnt
m. A Hum siocklnir, by Anrlo Idwards
143. .lO'iimi "un!. by 11 1, tarjiMin
IS'i. Mldldpinan I an , byOnpniln M.irrjat.
1AI. 'lb,1 Itti'.ht'm I . rs , ny Alex Huinas
15. Arltmr"'l.rnr, by Charles 1-eer
l.'.a, Wnrd of wire!
154. A I'olnt of Honor, by Annlolldwards
l The count or ,onie-i risio. Ai.'x nuinaa
15ii. Hip King's (inn, by enpt. Mnrrynt
157. llimil ami (ili,r, by Amdla 1!. I.dwards
lfH. -1 leaMire I loe, ny Miinuei ijvit
l.'n. Tbe r'niinlom -lilp, by cnptnlii .Marryat
inn. 'I be lllirk-Ttilln. by McxalukT Dumns
inl. Ill" World Wrll lot. 1.. I.JHI1 LUltcll
lm. "l.lrley ( Imrloltc lliont.
in... rank .Mliilumr, by captain Mnrrjot.
1M. A nung lie's Mnry, Hairlet Powrn
lar,. a jiijtici'ii iiiia'er ioi. i.i i iif'ieiy iNovei
Ifia. Tlm i nH Aldlnl, b (itorgo and
K7, The ()ae b's .v klnee, by lex. Dumas
ltw. Con f regan, by i baih-s I pcr
t'"ii. M. riiirirk's Kve. by Charles fever
nn. Nwti n Kor&lcr. liv Can! a n .Marryat
IT!, llobtage to Foitutie, by Miss Ilraddon
172. ( bevalltT do Iabon Uoilge, by Dumas
lis. .lanhet In besrch of a Father, by Captain
T.irrjai. zuu
174. Kale n'Doiioghtie, hy Charles lever Kilo
175. 'Ibe 1'aeha ot .MnnyTnlus.CapialnMarryat loo
170. ivielval Kecne by Captnln .Marryat 10c
117. (leorso Canterbury's Will, by Mrs. IJcnry
Wood MC
17i. Hare (lood I.uck, by It. Ti. Francllllon loo
it'i. '11,0 msiory or a crime, ny victor Hugo ioo
I'D. A rmalirt by Wllkle Collins hoc
Pl. Th counters do Charny, Alex Dumia 10c
.lullttsouardl.ni, by Mrs. Cameron lao
I- n. Kenllworlh, by Mr Walter Scott 20c
Vt. 1 ho l.lttlo "nvagp, by Captain -Marrj'at ioo
isi. "uood-ltj e swei Ihenrt." by lthoda llrougton 1oo
1", lta Id Coppprlleld, by Clmrlps Dickens 2oc
Nalion, bv Alexander Dumas loc
II- . Hii sw Iss Family llnblnson loo
1S9. lit nry Dunbai. bv Miss brad Ion loc
U'U. Jlemolrs of a l'hvslclin. bv Alex Dumaa Silo
101. Vhe Ihieu cum in, by captain Jlarryat ire
utt i iim i l iisrinunr'i, uy a ipxanuer iiurnas hio
mi. lleirtvf Midlothian, Mr Walter Scott 200
li'4. K intent ions, bv Horeneo Mnrrjatt loo
lin.l- W of liaaila. b xlexander Dumas lao
IP i. Mi I'.IasM'klpbj.byChailtsDIckens 20c
17. Nancy by llhmia UruUSiliton loo
Hw. 'ettlers In Canada, by captain Marrj'at loc
1P9. ciolMei- and tlie Hearth, by Chas. Hondo 20c
200. Iho Monk, by .Matthew 11. Lewis, M. I
(Monk ton ls. loc
2at. Calhnrlnn mum. by Alex Pumns 10c
202. Mr. (UHll's I ove Mory by (lerrgo Eliot loc
203. Cloister and tho Hearth, by Chas. bendo sks
204. 'I'lio Young Man ro. w. II. (!, Kingston 19c
20i. The in slerlcs ot l'arls, (1st holt) by Kugeno
Suo 20c
IJ. 'Ihomjtterlesct Paris, (2d ball) by Kugeno
Sue 20c
inc. t'olsnn of Alps, by riorereo Marryat loc
2)7. Hie Children (I tho Now Potest by leapt.
Manyit loc
Wi. Noiib anil Fouth, by Mrs. Caskell sue
209. A.Iewclotnillrl loo
210. Young Musgravp, bv Mrs. Dllphant loc
211. Handolph (-ordon, bv "ouidi" loc
212. Hrlgaller Frederick, bv Kickmann-Cliatrtan lite
213. llarimby Hlldge. by cha. l)lcl.eiis voc
14 Mnstowe, by Ml-s. I.ellh Ad.mm loc
215. II rds of I'rey, by .Miss iiraddun 20c
21S. Itgcnasr f tho mack Ualch. by.Tt mesorantior
217. Tno had Fortunes of liev. Amos liarton, by
(leorgo Kllot loc
t Domiiey and Son, by Charles Dickens voo
219. My own Child, by l'lorene" Marrj'at loc
220.iieorge cahteiburi s will, by Mrs.;nenry
, uuu
221. Poor Zenh, by F. w. Hoblnson
22Z. Ijistof the Mohicans, by .1. r. Cooper
223. 1 ho Marriage Verdict, by Dumas
224. The Deer t layer, by .1. F. Cooper
2-.'5. Two Destinies, by WliMo Collins
22ii. Tho Path l luder, by F. .1. cooper
20c
loc
mc
loc
loc
loc
1oc
loc
in, iiaiuiau, in i,uss iiikick
221. 1 he HeLrent's D.iutrhlf r. bv Dumas
10C
229. The Pioneers, by .1, Fenlmoro Cooper
230. unto (irand and tho Marchioness, by
ioo
"Oiilda"
211, The Prairie, by .1. renlmore Cooper
232. A nark Main's Work, by Mrs. Haskell
233. 1 hn Pilot, by.l. Fenltnoio cooper
234. Ilis TeLder Kccollc ctlons of Irene Maeglll
cuddy 235. a ii open Verdict, by Miss lira tdon
230. Shepherds all nnd maidens Fair, by Walter
l'esant and .lames nice
237. Wandering Ilelr, bv clinics Kendo
23S. bealrlce, by .lulla Knianagn
239. No 'I horoughlaie, by Chailes Dlckeus and
Ullkle Collins
240. The laurel Hush, by Miss Mulock
i4I.TrleolrIn, by"i nlda"
242. 1 he Three Foithers,bv William Illack
213. Dalsv Nlchol.by ijidy llardv
241. Tho Three (luanlstnen. by Dumas
213. .lack Manly, by .lumcs drant
240. 1 eg Wellington, by Chat les Ileado
247. Maitln chult ilt b Dickens
2is. bread and Ci.eese and Kisses, by II. t. Far
Jeon 249. ('cell cnftlemnlne's (l.ige, by "OuldV
10c
10C
loc
loc
10C
loo
10c
loc
200
IOC
10C
20C
IOC
1HC
20C
1nC
100
soo
IOC
loc
20C
250. No Name, bv U llkle coIIIiih"
2M. lady Au"lej 's secret, by .Miss M. K. Ilraddon loo
2,1. Hard to Hear.by (leorglannt. .M. cralk
loc
sw. a iiue man, oy .11. u. Mining
254. 1 ho octoroon, by Miss ilraddon
255. lAthalr. by night Hon. II. Disraeli
250. l.oid oakburn's Daughters, by Mrs. Henry
Wood
2vr, That Hoy ot Noreott's, by Lever
25. Pin Ills, 'iho Ducbets
259. Valentino Vox, (1st halt) by llenry Cockton
259. Valentino Vox, (2d half) bv llenry Corkton
200. Charlotte's Inheritance, by .Miss II. E.
Ilraddon
201. U's Mlserablps-Fnnllne, by Hugo
202. U's Mlserables Colette, by Hugo
2HJ. I.es MNt rallies Marias, by llu-o
201. to.i Mlserables-st 1 eimls, by Hugo
2i'.j. les Mlscratles Jeai. Valjean, by Hugo
201. lacob Faithful, by cat tain Marryat
107. 1'ho Uist ol the lladdons, bv Mrs. Newman
201. l'orty-nvo (luardsir.en. by Dumas .
209. I'ed as a Hose Is she, by Hhoda Drougbton
IOC
loc
100
271. The Diary ota
'hj slclan, (1st half) by Samuel
t nrreu
20c
271. -iho Diary ot a PhysLlon (:d half) by Samuel
vtarrcn 20c
.... , iivwK.il uu luo titui iu, uy LUailCS DICK'
ens
too
2.3. i-naneyyow, Dycnpt.Marryat 10c
','.:.r' ,luuBualu " .ear,! i&i nan) Dy samuel
S".rrenV, 20c
""v.. " muuouuu u ivur (uiiuii)oy bamuel
Hay iiiivMioiu, oy .Mary Cecil
270. Tho Page oftheDuko or Savoy, by Alex.
Dumas
10c
277. Hrot her Jacob, by (leorgo Pilot
274. six Years Later, oy Alex. Durans
2,9, a Ix'iif lnlbo storm, by "Ouldi"
Sso, The reck of tho "drosvenor"
2sl. Ijidy Marabout's Troubles, by "Oulda
2s2, poor Jack, bv Captain Marrj'at
2s3. Twenty Years Alter, by Dumas
214. Oliver Twist, bv Charles Iilcl.pn
2ss. Cometh t'p as a Flower, by Hhoda Ilroughtonloo
2s. Atu r Dark by Wllklo Collins iiic
10c
100
s(, 1 eiguicn uriingH
Sss. Tlwchannlugs, by Mrs. Henry Wocd
2iu. A Christmas Carol, Dy C. Dickens
290. Dick Itod'iev, byJanfesilraut
291. Olive, by .Mln Mulock
''"'Thomas''01"1'1" N(I'l?"e em" Annlo
293. Tom l'rrlilo,by Samue, Lojer
200
10c
loc
20c
ioo
ioc
200
2'JO
wt. inv i.gioies, UV.VHSS .Mulock
295. 1ist lor Imp, by Mls Ilrsddon
ixisi ior ixjje, uy mi
s.'o, 'i om burko or
"Ours," (1st bain bv Charles
lHT
290, Tom llurko of "Ours," (2d halo by Charles
297. The Haunted Man, by Charles Dickens
v. ( aplal 1 Paul, by Alex. iMinas
299. Hy Proxy, by James Pnv u
t"r ilf"" Mbor b' Jamis Hesant and Wal-
?rma,'2 hy R" I'0ol:se"';rs fln"1 Newsdealers, or
t-v,.bu hipu, l-lviji 01 price.
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SI, 23 and 25, Vanduwater St., N. Y,
I". 0. 1101 tA57.
aug 3, 'ii-cuu
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All diseases oflhe6tomach, bowels, blood. Ilrer
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Will bo paid for a cafo they w 111 not euro or heln
the'" ahytwai: lo,puro or tajunous foimd S
wkyour.drur'Elss 'or Hop Hitters andfreo
notier" " " mUn t'ure oSK
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vtneino triblte lo III cccclttnca M upcrlorlly
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has 1 1 evtr cl iJilcd to tatltly any rccoramcnilatlon
InlUlavor.
The demand tor the Whits has Increased such
anontcnt that no are now compelled to turn out
a-vaT-r tlireo anla.'toa ill.
tiio &B.zr to o-u-ppiy
thj aomaadl
Cvert machine Is warranted for 3 years, nnl
soldfor c-sh at liberal discounts, 0 upon cay
payments, to suit tho convenience ol customers.
oTruum rA'.nn nt r.::::ur:s3 ikeitcs-.
WHITE SEWItIG MACHINE CO.,
' Nj 3:0 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
,T. Saltzcr, Agent,
RLOOMSBUKG, PA.
Oct. 25, lS7-0ln
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
jORTIIEKN
CENTRiVL RAILWAY
WINTElt TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday. N'OJember 10. 197,lho trains
on tbo Philadelphia Urlnlta lroad Division will run
as follows :
WEST W AMU.
Erlo Mall leaves Phllndelphti 11 63 p m
" ' llarrisburg 4 21 am
" " Vllllam'port ssiam
" " Jersey shore. u 07 a m
" " iick Haven 9 40 a m
" Henovo llo a in
" arrive at Urlo 7 nn p in
Niagara Express lca es Philadelphia 7 20 n m
' " Ilarihmirg 10 to am
" arr. at Mlllamsport 200 pm
" " lock Haven 3 23pm
Fast IJnc leaves Philadelphia 11 45 a m
" llnirlsburg 8 B5 p m
" arrive at WHll.iinsport 7 25 p m
" " Lock Haven S40pm
EASTWAIID.
raclflc Express leases bock Haven c 40 a m
" " Jersey shore 714am
" " vv llilamsport 7Cvam
u arrive at llarrlshurg 11 Mam
" Philadelphia 3 40 pm
Day Express leaves 1-ock Haven 11 20 a in
" v llilamsport 12 40 pm
" arrive at llaubburg 41opm
' " phllailelphla 7 20 p m
Erlo Mall leav es Henovo s m p m
" " lock Havenl 9 41pm
" " WHllansport llo-ipm
" arrives at llarrisburg 2 4",uni
" ' Phlladclphu 7 10 am
l'ast Lino leaves Vv I llanisnort 1 C5 a m
" arrives at llarrisburg 8 fi5 a m
" " Plilladelpnla 7 40 a m
Parlor cars will run between Philadelphia nnd
VVUIam.port on Niagara Kxpiess west, Krlc Express
west, Philadelphia Express ea-1, Day Express east
aud Sunday Express east, bleeping cars on all nlaht
imius. a. -
WM. A. 11A7.DWIM. f ,
-DWIN, f 1
;ral bupt, J
oencral t
ATORTIIEUN' CENTRAL, RAlEVVTi
0.- COMPANY.
on and after November 20th, 1S73, trains will leavo
Suhbury as lollows : .
KOIlTIIW'Aim.
Erlo Mall 5.20 a.m., arrive Elmlra 11 .5
" Canandalgua . 3.35 p. m
Itoehestcr S.PS "
Niagara 9 40 "
Itenovo accommodation 11.10 a. in. arrlvo William1-
poitn.Mp. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
Buffalo Express 7.15 a. m. ai rlvo llutTalo s.10 a. a
fcOUTIIWAltl).
Iluffalo Express 2.50 a. m. an lvo llarrisburg 4.50 a.
" Ualttiaoro s.40 '
ElmlraMall 11.15a.m., arrlvo llarrisburg 1.W) p. ra
" Washington 10.30 "
" Haltlmoro c.30 "
" Washington 8.S0 "
llarrisburg accommodation 8.40 p. in.airivo Harris
burg 10.50 p.m.
arrlvo Ball lmoro 2.25 n. m
" Washington 0.13 "
Erie Mall 12.55 a. m. an lvo HaiTlsbui g 3 05 a, mi
" Baltimore 1.10 "
" WasUngton 10.35"
All dally excert Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent
A. J. CASSATT, General Manajtr
piIILADEI.I'IIA AND HEADING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Nov. 10, 1S78.
T1UIN3 IEATS HUrKRT AS TOI 10W8(SrNPiT EXCErTIP
For New York, Philadelphia, Beading, rottsvllle
Tamaqua, tc, 11,45 a, m
Per Catawlssa, 11,45 a. tn. 7,21 and 7,r6 p. m.
For WUllamspoit,6,2S 9,05 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
T1UINSF0R HCriET LE1TK AS FOLLOWS, (ST. KD1V Bl
CErTEO.)
leavo New York, 8,45 a. ra.
leavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Beading, 11,55 a. m., Pottsvlllo, 12,39 p. ra
andTamaqua, 1,15 p. ra.
Leavo Catawlssa, c,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p. in.
Leave 'Ullamspoit,9.45a.m,2,l5p. m. and 4,50 p. m
Passengers to a Ed Irom New York and Philadel
phia go througa vv ithout change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. fl. HANCOCK, -u.uiua.n.
General Ticket Agent,
Jan.li.isio tr.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA ANB
WESTKHN JtAlLItOAD.
IJLOOJ1S11URG DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tablo No. 89, Takes effect nt 4:30 A, M
JIU.-MJAV, JUNE 10, 1S78
NOltTH,
bTATlONS.
KIVITTIT.
a.m. p.m. p.m
...... .scranton
-Bellevue
Taj lorv lite .
...Lackavvanna...,
Pulsion
.. West Plttston...
vV'j oming
...Maltby... .
.......Bennett,
Kingston
Kingston
mouth June.
....Plymouth...,
Avondalo
Vanilla
u aa 2 iu u ii
9 10
2 2J Ii v
2 I'O 0
2 SS 0 40
'2 41 0 45
2 49 0 60
'J 63 55
2 67 0 19
8 16 7 10
9 1 T 1
9 45
9 69
10 07
10 18
10 S3
3 10 7 1
10 2j
3 15 7 W
S SI 7 15
,i, ., Ui, T i'l
'ill 42 8 ffl 8 (4
.u,iiuvji n iti'K. ill 4. a o i-
Nlllf L-ulilnnv llll ... 1 f.ik H V.S
...Hick's Perry.... 11 07 4 03 s 45
...Beach Haven..' 11 13 4 10 8 16
-Berwick .,.,,11 21 4 is 9 03
....unar i reeK
VVlllnwl!i-nv..
4 .5 7 15
4 21 7 23
A HI T SO
Mtno ltldge.!!!!
rjipj-
.Bloomtburg
11 89
4 41 7 44
4 49 8 of)
4 U 8 hi
,.n a hit
11 43
I fi
Cutaw Usa Ilrldgo"
11 i u "
12 II 1 11 I 2J
11 67
fan vino
....Chulasky,
y is
. o.t a rs
Northumberland.
12 45 6 45 9 to
p m. p.m. a.m
-,. , . . . W. F. nAtSTE'.D, bupt
BuperlntetidenPR oaija, Scranton, Juno to, isis.
rest;
business vou can enr-sra In. tt to 120
lieclsv Iiiailn liv nn umkirr.r elihir
sex. rl jht In their own ineuiitb-s. Par
ticulars and Bamples wortlnstrec. Improve our
f paro time at this, business. Add is brissns 4 Co.,
1 orllaud, Maine, march it, '7X-iy
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a so 4 12 9 40
9 23
9 17 9 37
0 08 9 30
8 64 3 51 9 21
8 61 3 40 9 19
111 Sb 9 It
12 41
12 H
8 33 3 SO 0 04
8 13 3 10 S 44
8 23 3 20 8 65
8 H 3 U S 47
8 Ol 3 04 8 39
1 61 2 51 8 VS
7 88 2 39 8 17
7 12 1 34 8 12
7 25 -2 2S S 06
7 IS
T 14
7 10
7 HI 3 T4 7 44
6 60 1 67 7 as
O 60 I 61 7 S3
8 45 J 46 7 29
27 1 27 7 11
15
6 00 1 CO 0 45
p.m. p.tn, a.tn.
Trrisvi,KiirrTi0M
AilVfrllKluir Ilm, im i i hitrii.'.. sni-i. h-r ii'l'i'
tUlnii uuiilruet. way bo luadu ur U IN NKW YOIIK.
leb. 14, 17-lt r
NEW PENSION LA W.
All pensions by new law, begin lack at day of dis
charge. Rejected casesalso re-(' nl, lvnUcnirs
and applicants, tend two btamps for new law.bluuks
and Inst'uciloiis to
?l:ivV'iTi:oliltAU,.,,11' WuthlBston, D.R
Jfvb. I, 1-4W )KiM