THE COLUMBIAN AND" DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
WIIRS TO SRI,!,.
Every ono who Is engaged In any depart
timit of agricultural or tuatmfaciure It tup
posed to livo, I'rom time to time, something
to selt or exchange On tbo disposition of
this inrplu.i depends the supply ol articles
that tha person does not raise embracing all
Implements and Improvements of everkind
that require an outlay. Hence It is a matter
Of moment that the sale of these things be
made at the time the beU price, all things
considered, will be obtained. Is It possible
to be c;rtaln 61 this ttmo T In general, no.
There are many nttlclca that constitute ei'
repttou. Tluue that cannot be convenient'
ly proierved,tnust,ofcoiiKa,b8 thrown on the
market ntonco. Other that In demand are
in certain ssainna only will bo governed by
tho season traiic.But the moU common and
valilablo products of human Industry are al
ways It) market, and yet are snbjet to fre
quent fluctuations in price. Such are the
leading products oi the farm and most of
(be manufacturer. As to those no good rule
c.n be given, bnt the following suggestions
Mil' rimm-nd themselves to the prudent.
0 ild fceep hinlsclf Informed of the
. ' market, especially In places ac
'nn, and as far as practicable in
.1 li .i-trade nflecta directly bis local
t i i'lir belt way to aeiure this is to
i 'ihrt r -d ?ood papers, that give not
i ' uhir market statements, but at
i "iid Impartial comments and
V'ui'ii necessity compels one to
. i my submit, regardless of price .
.. n.i'J n'lier caes ought to govern him
. insi.iteiitly by'reasonable probabilities.
1 nle-s mi tb.' lacoofn comparative certainty
Hia' tbcru will bo no advance, economy
plainly forbids tbo disposal of n commodity
at ,1, price that is not more than its cost to
the producer: ltnsliieas cannot live on losses.
A certain, farmer, who always prospered,
. mi(lti or rule to fell everything he cquld
fpai ?s soon as it was in a marketable con
Hi 11. He never made much at onetime,
but be avoided nil risks of rogues and fires,
all Injuries by vermin and weather, all the
trouble and expense of protracted storage,
all the reduction of shrinkage and acciden
tal waste : and be receiving money now and
then through tbo year. It is safe advice to
say that every one should be content to sell
at a reasonable profit. To wait for very
large prices is dangerous policy and especi
ally as to tho necessaries of life, very bad
morals. What men must have, bis fellow
man should be willing to furnish at rates
that are not exorbitant or oppressive. Busi
ness should never violate tbe principles of
magnanimity and true charity. Rural New
YorUu
High Priced Batter.
Dairymen often wonder how their more
favored competitors get such high prices for
their butter tbe year round. It is by al
ways having a uniform gilt; edge article.
To put the 'gilt edge on, when tbo pastures
do, not do it, they use Wells, Richardson
& Go's Perfected Butter Color. Every but
. ter maker can do the same. Sold every
where and warranted as' harmless as salt,
and perfect in operation.
Keeping Children after School.
There is one common practice of the pub
lic schools which ought to be abolished at
once and' everywhere without question or
parley. That is the practice' of imprison
ing the chjldren in tbq school-houses be
yond the school hoots. Pretty nearly every
school-house in the land is thus turned into
a penitentiary in which children are im
mured every day, some of them for imper
fect recitations, others for faults of deport
ment, This method of punishment might,
if the teachers were all judicious, be resort
ed to. occasionally with good effect ; but
teachers are not all judicious, and thousands
of children are thus detained every day to
whom thesleteution is a serious injury, and
a emu: mju.tice. "For some trifling breach
of ml , like turning in the seat.ordrop'ping
a pencil, for sumo small failure in a recita
tion, aud often tor 'no fault at all whose
clasns being kept on account of tho indo
lent , t sums ot their members and the in
v 'C in uuw suffering with "the guilty Ihe
c .n.lren am shut up in the school-houses,
s un u... during the intermissions, often
ai ' ' dun of school. Th usands of
f' i n iu .(ciicato.health, to whom thereg
ul Tfcciwoi horns arejtop long, are perma
m uUy injured by this system of confine
ment. It only the stunid and tlm willful
and t
1 i 1
plain
show
' in "turdy health were thus pun-i.-re
vvuld be less Reason of com
m'tnny caicful investigation, will
i such discrimination is not gener
ally untie, audjfrom'the nature of the sys
tem, cannot wejl be made ; and that the ini
jury i- the health of pupils resulting from
tbe practice more than outweighs any good
that may remit from it. The health of the
pupil isasubject to which tbe average school
teacher five hut little consideration ; any
practice, therefore, which is liablt to result'
in the impairment df the pupil's health
ougnt to be forbidden by. law'.
-ibis pW is based "upon oj observation of
tbe vnrking of this system in several towns
and Cities and upon the concurrent testimo
"ny ot many1 medlcat men. In some places
the rules' of, the -governing boards forbids
th'-s iturUoninent of" children, but the rules
mo g nerally tet at naught by teachers.
They aught lo be enforced. It must be that
there are methods of discipline for schools
less injurious and more efl'ectual than im
pihoniuent. Good Oumpany, IVo. Four.
PruDinz Fruit Treen.
The eflorts ot some fruit growera. says
Clman't Jiural World, to inaie all kinds
find varieiesof their frujt tres to conform
to ne single idea of yiuftlng aui training
cannot but result djaasxiously, both to some
'.'the trees and to. th profits which the
grower expects to realize. The fact is made
evident when we notice tbe wide difference
in the habits of growth of some varieties.
Take, for instance, the Ilartjett (standard)
pear, which has a rather upright growth,
or tbe Duchesse(as a half standard), which
is more so, and compare either with the
spreading growth of the Bell Lucrative
(standard) . and some others, and it can be
plainly Been why they should be pruned dif
ferently, for to prune them all, either to as
sume an upright or a spreading growth
would be sure to produce bad effects on some
of the trees. As it is with, pears so is it-with
other fruits, the same rule holding good.
There is one method which can always be
pursued with good results, and It is tbe ope
adopted by all well informed fruit growers
and that is to merely thin out, each year, all
dead, dying or struggling branches, as well
the Interfering limbs, and when more prun
ing is necessary, to reduce tbe quantity of
word, to make such pruning conform to tbe
Tfell-knnown habits of growth of the partic
ular variety you are working on.
Baby Saved 1
Wc are so thankful to say that our baby
was permanently cured of a'tiaugerous and
protracted Irregularity of the bowels by the
use of Hop Bitters by its . mother, which at
the same time restored her to perfect health
and strength. The parents, BochesteNiY.
See.auother column.
The Waste of Life.
WHY WIS BUOUXt) TAKK BET Tin CARE OF
OUBBELTB9,
A hotel keeper, past tho middle age of life,
of long experience, and who had quite acute
powers of observation in regard to tho phys
ique of his Igucsts, was quito positive that
there had been devolopcd.of late a better torm
in womankind. "I know of no reason, to
account for this improvement," said ho."than
by advancing the idea that women and girls
aro better fed. I miss those stoonini. wan
faced women and girls of former titnoa who
had no stamina. Once they wcro in tho
majority. Dolicalo hands and feet, were, of
course, to bo found, but it was accompanied
!.! .l i-" 1 1 ... 1. 1.1 , . ,
nun uiuujmuk neau, uu urcauiuoi cnests ana
general ueniuty. i no not Jtnow ir it arises
so much on account of inoro exercise, but
rathor from tho fact that food, such as women
uso, is better cooked and moro plentifully
given to them than in tho tituo of our moth
ers and grandmothers. Thore used to bo an
old fashioned school which was founded on
stinting. It was unladylike for a gin to eat
a hearty meal. Our sisters used to bo half
starved. Cravings for that solid food which
was absolutely necessary for growing girls
wcro satisfied with cups of tea or thin slices
of bread and butter on which a little preservo
had been spread. Now, you may think but
little of my experience, but a eea sido resort
is exactly the" placo where a fair judgment
can be formed as to tho size, weight, and gen
eral appearance of our womeu. I am quite
positive that if you were able to weigli tho
women and girls who aro walking on this
veranda or on tho sands, and had a record of
the weights of their mothers at tho same age,
thero would bo an incrcaso to-day of from 10
to 15 per ceut., quito sufficient to add iin
tneuscly to the personal appearance of our
women. Wo havo no better food as to quali
ty, but I believo that it is the preparation of
it which has made tho chango. There is no
country In the world where, the necessity, of
fidod, well-oookfcd food is greater than in thd
Unitcd States. The changes in our climate
aro terrible, aod the wear and tear on the
human framo is immense. It is miraculous
to think how, fifty years ago, men or women
got along at ail, and preserved their faculties,
with tho bad system of feeding they bad then.
But if I believe I can anorcciate bolter
physical condition in tho citv. T cannnt env
tho samo for ftie country. The country is
still pie fed and frying pan fed. it revels in
clammy paste, sticky dough, ..overdone, rncat,
igmres a raro broiled beef steak, is, utterly
ignorant of soup, and destroys its digestion
by clogging stomachs with bacon fat. It is
worse in New England than in tho Middln
States. It is not poverty that does ii. hnr
tho want of judgment in tho selection of ino.1
and ignorance in preparing it. Theso engen
der long lantern Jaws, pallid complexions,
and slabsideness in men and women. Feed
a man and a woman through a half centuy
on indigestible food, and their offspring will
show "the effects of it- It is not the Dhvsinue
which is only undermined, but the menial
qualities aro dwarfed. Wo don't want over-
nervous men and women, all titnrlW brain
and no massive, brawn. Such
birth to all kinds of queer isms. You find
many well-fed people, who would follow those
wild religious tenets which ended in such a
tearful tragedy i as took ptocejoiNew England
this year. That horrible thing came as straight
down as, could be a century, of bad food and
abnormal digestions. People ''don't look al
food in tho right way. Most especially do
professional people, those who work the
hardest, often adopt an ascetacism, which is
fatal to them. Tho thing wo all want is stay
ing power. It is true, we Americans accom
plish a great deal in a .raarvelously short
period of time, but the fact is wo use our
selves up in doing it. We don't stay. Your
lawyer, your doctor, your professor, more es
pecial tho -two first, too often go to the most'
unfortunate of all extremes. That stimulant
which good, well cooked food, and plenty of
it, would afford them they do not think about.
The great waste that is pulling them to pieces
tney make up Jor too often by drink. This
work for a time with fearful rapidity, keep
ing the machino a going in trinle fast time.
but then it soon, 'grinds out the cog-wheels.
our protcssor plods, it is true, and may not
require, apparently, the same primine. but
still ha neglects his stomach, and is proud of
such neglect. It is Incompatible, so be thinks,
nuu ius uignuy or nis caning to stoop down
to the wants and necessities of men in lower
occupation. He bolts a little bad food and
is supremely ignorant .or indifferent,'kwhether
he is feeding on baked or Boiled meat. Now,
how stupid it is for a man of science, who
ought to understand the first principles of a
steam engine, to fancy that any machine can
worlc without the necessary amoont of good
fuel. A professional, person should be tem
perate, but. not. abstemious; when a man is
giving himself away parting all, tho timo
with bis substance why, teetotal Urn often
dries him up. and whithcrs him. It is good
faith with a. single glass of Burgundy which
ls olten the saving of a man sjacuities. and
carries him through to future' usefulness.
Great brains that do mighty work,-and keep
oq doing it like Bismarck, must be well'fed
men. A man may spurt along' until he is 35
or 40, and accomplish something! but if ho
is undprfed, ho stops then, suddenly, and
goes all to pieces. Ho has used up half his
life and the harvest of his; Inter years ho is
unable to reap. If the question of longevity
were stodied, it would bo found tliat as far
as professional men go, wo kill them in the
United States with ttartling rapidity. It is
all driving and no time to halt tbe beast.
Why do not doctors, lawyers, clergymen and
professors look as their colleagues of the
tho eamo calling abroad, and follow thiir ex
ample in caring better for tho physical ncces
sities of life?"
Sunshine Am, Nioiit. An unusual
scene for Europe that of the sun not Bet
ting, bnt shining through tbe whole night
Is to be witnessed from the summitof Mount
Aavax, In Finland, near Torueo, at C6
normern latitude. Every year, on June
23d, u multitude of people of different na
tions visit that mountain to witness the in-
leresting spectacle. Accordinirto tbe leporls
or tne l'inu journalists, this year there were
on Mount Aavax about three buudred trav
elers; three of these were Enellshmon. two
Frenchmen, one was a Russian j there were
several Uermans, Danes and Swedes, and
tbe rest were Finns. The government of
Inland is now erecting on Mount Aarax a
notel for tbe accommodation of traveleis.
Feed Hoots in Winter.
The large quantities of dry, woody and In
digestible foot consumed by stock in winter'
tax tbe digestible organs very severiy. and
constipation, congestion,etc,are ever threat
ening dangers to the health of the stock
A moderate quanity of roots or green Hxd
In tbe season ol dry food acts as benefio
tally on tbe stock as fruit and fresh vegeta
bles do on tbe human system In the course
of long, cold season wheu no prespiratioit
purges tbe skin. In the season of verdure
and plant growing, frenh vegetable food Is so
common a portion of our daily diet that we
scarcely notice the fact. And to It it with
the animals whose care we are charged
with. 1
CatarrH
Or Ten Year' Duration. Tho Dla
charges Thiok, Bloody, and of Foul
Odor. Senses of Smoll and Taste
Wholly Gone. Entirely Cured by
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
UeMn.Wf eVi h rotten Oentlf mrnT 1 rnrnrWIM
to acktioicdtf to rou the great benvDt tUitroitn'i
Radio At, Cc hu btcn to mt. For tm rears I iy
ppen afflicted with tliia loath tome itlaeace, and cpe
elally lathe winter tlma ha It been moat flttrere. The
dlacriarjca baa been thick and bloody, einlttlnn a foul
odor o bad that my pretence; In ft room with othera
waa tery offenalTe to tiietn. One week aner commeno
Inar the Baa of Sahpond'b Ha pica 1, Chrr I wtta not
troubled with It at all, Mr arnaea of taste aod (moll,
which wtrt wholly font, hate now fully returned, and
my general health la much Itnprored. Youri,
MKLDOtnWK H. FORD,
Shot t Hand JTf r.
OnifiD IUpidp, Slu fi., Nov. 3, 137S.
LATER.
. Oentlement Thflt'ackafl-oofSltroiin'arDitiarrtTfd
hero ttnitaht all rlnlit. I don't know whAt I should hare
done If It had not been forthla remedy. I bare tried
Naal Doochei and everything Hie, and itlthoiiwh I liavo
been able to atop tha'otienalro rtWharfre, I hare not
bnen ableto rrroTPrm) aenseaof tanto and emell until I
tried Bahfohd'b Ccri Von can refer nny one von
choose to me, and 1 will cheerfully Inform them In
detail aa to the beneOt the remedy lias uun to me.
Touri, MELDOUUNK XI. FOI'.D.
Gbajtd Iupina, Mien., S'or. 15, 1870.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
not only tifotnptiyatrcita the corroding dlacharfrea In
CAtarrbibut.hyaynipatltetlo action, It roetoreatn sound
health alt tUo organs of the bead that bare become
affected by It, and eihlblt any of the following affeo
tionn
Urfectlv Ereilffht, Inflamed and Malt cry
1'yea, Painful anil Watery Eyes, Loan of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of tbo Kar,
Discharge from the -Ear, Ringing Kolaca
In the IJead, Dhtlness, Nervous Headache,
Pain la the Templet, I,oe of the Stnaes al
Taste and firaell, Elongation of the Uvula,
Inflammation of tho Tonsil, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron
chitis, and Uleedlng of the Lungs. r
I?htackafre contain Pr, Banford'i Itnprored In.
nnltntr Tube, with full and carefully prepared dlrectloni
for use In all c ars. Price, fl. For Bale liy all wholraale
and retail drnirfrltits and dealer thromrhont tbe United
fctAtta and rnnarias. Wf KK8 & ItlTTEK, General
Agonta and Wholeiale IiroKRlsts, Doaton, Mas.
COLLINS'
VOLTAIC PLASTER
i
AN Klectro-Galranle Batterr, combined with a Warhly
Medicated Plaater, forming tho srandeat curatlre
Bircnt la tbo world t-f litedlc lne, and utterly aurpasidntf
all other Plasters heretofore In utc Titer accomplish
.morfl In one week than the old I'l aster In a whole
year, lhey do not palliate, they etna, Ihey
RelloTfl AfiecttdhA oftho Cheat.
Italleve Affectlona of the Lungs
Keller e Affection of tho Heart.
Hellers Affection of the Llrer.
Kellers Affections of the Spleen.
Hellers Affections of the Kidneys.
Rellere Affections of tho Spine.
Kellers Affections of tbo Nerrea.
Hellers Affections ortho Muicles.
Hellers Affection of the Joints, J
Heller e Affections of the Itoaci.
Kellers Affections of tho Sinews.
No matter what may be the extent Of your snfferlnr.
try one of tbeio I'laaten, Kellers (nttantantovi, a fact
supported by hundreds of testimonials In our poueaalon.
Bear In uilnd that the most Important dlacoverles In
pharmacy date back Ices than ten years, and that com
Moatlons of cams and caBncci of plants and ah rub ar a
herein united with Electricity to form a curatlre Plmuf
ter. In eoothlnar, heal lnar, and itrengthenlna; properties
as far soperlorto all other n asters heretofore la uso
as the scfentiao phy slclsa Is to the hone-letch.
Frloo, B Conts.
. Be careful to call for COLLINS VOLTAIC PLARTER
lest you get soma worthies Imitation, Bold by nil
Wholcsalo and Uetall DnietfUtu tlironarliont tne TTnltwl
Etateaand Cnnadas.nnd by WKEK3 POTTKH, Pro
prietor, Boiton, Mafia.
.T
H PERMANENTLY 'CURE$
KIDNEY DISEASES.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, 1
n
Constipation and Piles.
DK.B.U. OLABE;ilwrtliBn,TL,Hn
"In mt KIONEx TBOVBLES It lu
MhhhCFIUI) MlkUMnrfUIIsI
MiUklentlT."
4 xttsox rAincHnJ, .r Bt. aiw, vu I
mmjt, "ItU .fprlMlu. nlH. MUr muitx I
C H. UOO AlieX, crUerLiklre, Uj k, Sx I
a.lt..liB....nl wpdcra fur. m. In cm.
plcUlr'fwriaf MTcr. Llrer "d Kldncr I
. IT HAS
WONDERFUL 1
POWER.
BEOAUSB IT ACTS ON THK
UTEtt,TIIE VOWEUa AND KID-1
KEYS AT TBB SAJIE TIJIK-
BeoauM It clean... ltH rtwn of I
tnepolaonoiw humors tnat aeveiope
IriKldneynnd Urinary dl.eaM.,BII-l
lou.ness. Jaundice, Constipation, I
Pile., or In Rheumatl.m, Neuralgia I
and Femara di.orders.
KIDNET.WOBT U irj y ratable ttm-1
IMOMUdMIHMlfBrilUlpNHU.
Oa packag. will n.k mix qU of medicine; I
XT NOW !
Bur It et tbe Druntst. VrU, tl.OO.
wztlB. EICB1&S30H t CO.. rrccricion.
Q JlurUnctea, vt.
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used la tbe principal Churches for communlen
purposes.
EXCELLENT FOt LADIES AND WEAEL7
PEKSONS AND THE ACkD.
Speer's Port Grape Wins !
FOUR YEARS OLD.
flUUs Celebrated Nattve. Wlno 13 made from tito,
i juicooi mo uporwj urape. raiacam luutuuumy
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by anv oiber Native lne. lielntr
tbe euro Jutco ot tbt OraDt. nroduced under Mr.
npeem uwu pursouai Buperision, iu puniy ana
geaulnenesa are truaranud. The youngest child,
may partake of Ita geiieroua qualities, and tbe weak
&t Invalid use It to advantage. It Is particularly
beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suited to
tlja various aliment that affect the w eaker bex. It U
in every respfict a wiwjs iu im lutubu u.n,
SPKEU'S
P. J. Sherry.
The P.J. SIIBItltY Is a Wine of Superior Character;
and partakes ot tbe golden qualltlei of the grape,
from which It Is made. Kor l'urlty, Wellness, Flavor
and Medicinal f ropertles, It will bo found unexcelled.
SPEEU'S
1. J. Brandy.
This 11UANDY stands unrivaled In this Country.
bUntf far superior tor medicinal purposes.
IT ia A l'UHE distillation from tho grape and con
Ulna valuable medicinal properties.
It has a delicate Oavor, similar to that of the
grapes from which It is distilled, and Is In great favor
among itrst-class families.
See that the signature ot AI.FRKD Bl'EEIt, Fassalo
N, J., Is over tbe cork of each bottle.
SOLD BY O. A. KLI3IM.
I'ino ST, 1S79-U
this rariK is on nu wjtb
R
OWELL 4 iHESMAH
Advertltlna Agantt,
tHIRBIi CHESTNUT T., T. LOUH..M
SELLERS'
COUGH
SYRUP !
50 Years Before the Public.
Pronounced by nil to to Iho most l'lcmnnt and
enrnrtan. remoily In uso, for tbo cure of cough.,
cold., croin., lunmiiFM, tickling sensation ot tbo
throat, whooping cough, etc. OVJill A .1111.1. KIN
HUTTf.liM HOI.ll WITHIN TUB LAHT F1SW
VI! A Its. It gives relief whcrcTcr used, and has the
power lo Impart bencnt that cannot be had from the
cough mlsiiirrs now In use. Bold by all Dr insists at
25 cents per bottle.
SI-.I.1.KUH' l.triilt 1'IM.M arc also highly re
commended tor curing liver complaint, constipation,
flckhcadschcs, fever and ague, and all dlsoases ot
tbo stomach and liver. Hold by all Druggists at 25
cents per box.
B, E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburgh, Fa.
OCt 8, '79-1V.
Weaver & Go's. Ads.
fi fnatHRUt It Id trttf eM, taattcn not ftf how loaf lUnd
Ids or how dpl; rooted, II tea tmtaai raliif, nnd eurai tha .
noit etiMml him. la ft.ni W thrMwetia, 1iUfd k direct
fed, olinitutl nuiiitfer of tetln)rnlili can be elttn If denlred,
bit Hi) a lit la a trial, to foitlnre Hint It will fltire hcn ll
cthtr luoitm hut fsflrd. Sold by all rtealrra In iiH-dfcp, feO
Mali) hotttf i Prut fw a rftlt nf jirlor,
JACOUWALTZ.tifneraUKcnt rorl'.S. and Canvas
13(1 Vrunkllii St., lUltlmure. Md.
fryI) enaine aaVatraOe nM-k'and atgaatare ef Dr. J. W.Dt
lit m, wraiirT.
,sept. 19, Tf-iy
Jwi CO.
INSTITUTE!.
Eatabllshodln 1872 for tho cure
I ol Cnncur, Tumors, Ulcers,
without tbo use ot knife or ioBs of blood and Uttlo
pnln. For Information, circulars and references,
address lr I l'OXl, Aurora, Kano Co., Hi.
fcept. 19,'79-ly.
J w & 'co.
THIS NEW
ELASTIC TRUSS
!! PaJdlfftrbtjf frtm Klletbn,tc
eap-ahip, wilb rUir-AdjuilUit; lull
Is tetter, adtiita IUlf tt ill tu.it Ion
1 ef the bnif, wblle tbe t m the
Uta. ltUci,7, durbluIcbeap. betu tr U&IL Ctnjatur.
"- Egglestoo Truss Co., Chicaao, III.,
sept.lJ,10-ly, Jw&co.
(JoNSUMPTION.
can'be cured by the continued use 'of Obmun'sCod
tlver oil and Lacto Phosphate of Lime, a cure for
Consumption.. coushs Colds. Asthma bronchitis,
and an Hcrofulous diseases; ASK your druggist for
osmun's und take no other. It be has not got It,
I will send six bottles anywbero on receipt ot V.
bend for Circular. C'llAS. ia. OSMUN.
13 Seventh Avenue, New ork.
Nov. l, 18.-m J w B co.
P A T C H
Foi mending tin. brass, copper, lead or
iron without acid or soldering Iron. Any
lady or child can mend with It. Will send
one samplo plaw by mall(wltu directions)
that will cm 192i Inch square patches on
receipt of a cts. 8 for $1, loo for tio, (Pos
tage stamps i ecelved as caih). AOnNTS
WANTKI). Can carry one day's stock In
your pocket. Kales will yield 3 to lis per
day. onrW pago'llluitrated Catalogue
Oof chromoh.' Jewelry. Novelties, htatloc
ery, Ac., Fit BE. Ad-lress, 1
t I T J HUVJILTI U
O No 119 South 8th St., rhlladelphla, I'a.
Mention this paper,
dec Mm w&co
OT1!
eTwlat. with
JittnT:, licit. Jiox ltuHm MIojt f;i n(l
HVmI lu urh. AUoont lfMmiU.1 Hruturku
Itifteot $10. Warrant til ar no mile, teu4
(urllluolrhtvj fai ni 114 n a una 1'nnj 1.11 u
JAMES BOWH & CONS,
r.atrrU Cm Worki, 1.70 ,v J.'iC U oott St.,
r.n.UUslll.ulS$. riTTSESVltaMI, I'A,
decs 3m
tco
FITS
CUKICD Tromptly and Permanently,
1 neiid a hottto of my celebrated rem
4dyr, with a valuible treatise on this
disease, free to all suffertrs vhn bend
memeirr. u. ana jsxnreba aaures.
Dr. li. o. Hour, Ko. Ib3 Pearl Ht. New York.
Nov 14-Sm aid
CATARRH
Aelhmau and llrnnpfcltle.
cured at yonr own home br
DeVOXE8 FNIIALEXK,
ockiibk por luin ureo
0 maajKue. a rtUKiii
on trial, tit he returned mi
money refn&dt i if not BatlafBe
tary. For fall tnforaetion d
a. w.vor.iota & atch, 1 wi,a
Nov.ji.'to.-ly
MDLLER'S TO" COD-LIVER OIL
BBinrtlHHr
kvjiajaiaAiBBaBw
li MrtKtlr !. Prononnctd th. belt by th, h rttrt
Bidlc.1 .WhorlUM In th, world. Olytn Ugh.it
.w.rdi .flWorIij JhMiltlon.. nd i p.rii, 1S7I.
told br DmltllU. W. H. BohUftelln ACo.,M.I.
IB prqv.r
Iln all dlmiei, tTomM-
omttlim
i, Whit
phllltl
i Genera
UlceToui Borl,.
11 1 ijii11 Swdllnll. SyphllltlO
odM.Bon. Dti.iiii, .to. Inv.ruablf In Oeniral
hillty ol th. Hf4. A rich ijrop conttlnlni no In-
DiWllly ol th. Hf4. A rich ijrop conttiuni no ln
iWhincomlumfc Jofd ky ll Drojilili. 3
,uch tncomluiai.
ACCNT8 WANTEO-S7I to IIIO Per Month.
Th?g9TVlPUaiTEH9WE
rUTPIUtmC.4LL.NrolMiATION. j
T. Y.n lloiiH-kKr' (J Lint
L "AbookormoroprMtloalutlUtrwlll.eldom.ir.v.r,
M found ou.uld.of IniplraUoo," l'MtuMAtittti:'
nttUC.ll malicjMtrvAfmu OI taWU,
7J. Ppr. Cl.u Trr.. U..iUfal BlMlla,,Spl.Bdid
vnUoii. Xrt floo PngtM, LmPH. BilUrtkvvitn.
Minti i. c ltaUCUDV k CO J-klUdeltilmV.
aid
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psjtiw price mvuu riuiuuciuiu cviki uiucb,
on u year to any address.
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w-tww nriceui iuu ruuauciUB.u uv.u iiiuce.
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Tear, to &iW addrn-Ha. Dostatre free and ulrc the per-
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T11K WaI'., a heautUully Ulubtrated volume ot &oq
pages, ine retail price oi wmtu m luuruuiuus.
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v hlcli they took un actue tart,oue ihointr of which
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lICailRATEQl
BLOOMSBUBG STATE 0 1 M A L SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DIBTRIOT.
Bloomsburgj Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rsv. D, J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
TIIIS'SCHOOL. osat present constituted, oners tho vcrybest facilities tor Professional and Classical learnlnir.
Hiilldlntrsspaclous, Inviting and commodious ; completely boated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by as, and furnished with a bountiful supply ot purc,soft
spring water.
Location healthful, anu easy of access. Teichcrs oxporlencod, eRlctent, and allt o to their work. Discipline Arm but kind, uniform and thOrouL'n. Bipense?
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction lo all cxpocung to teach, students admitted at any timo. ltooins reserved when desired.
Courses of study prescribed by the State !
I. Model School. II. 1'reparatory. Ill, Klemcntary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Course In Physical Culture.
The Elementary, sclontinoandci.isstrail Courses aro l;rtOt'EoNAt,,nnd Students graduatng therein, reoelvo Stato Diplomas, conferring the followln
corresponding Degrees! Master ot the Moments; Master of thascleuoesi .Master of the Classics. Uraduatcs In thootuer courses receive NormaT cortincatcs
Uielr attainments,, signed by tho OOlcers of the hoard of Ttistee 1 .
The course of stud y Drescrlbod by tho State Is liberal, and tbo f Mcntlflo and Classical courses aro not Inferior to those of our best Colleges.
The State rcnulrcsa higher order of citizenship. 'I'ho times donandlt. It Is onoot tho prime objects of this School to help to secure It, bv furnishing Intelli
gent and cniclent Teachers tor her schools. Tothlsendlt solicits young persons of good nbllltlos and good purposes, Ihoso who desire tolmprovo their time
and their talents, as students. To all such tt promises aid In developing their powers, and abundant opportunities for well paid labor alter leav Ing school, i'or
Catalogue, address tho Principal. r
HON. XVIlil.IA.1I i:i,Wl:l,I lrclrfent Hoard of Triitcc. F, p. DIUJUYEIi, Secretary.
Sept. 8, '76.-
' But come ut once nml look through tho largest stock f
Meadj-Madie loMing
IN THE COUNTY.
IF WE CANNOT SUIT IN
READY-MADE,
WK CAN
SELL YOU THE CLOTH,
OR
TAKE YOUR MEASURE,
AND, MAKE YOU A SUIT IN
GITY STYLE
BETTER AND
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN,
CLOTHS, OASMMERES,
SOLD BY THE YARD.
Now selling at the
reliable: store op
BAYED) LOWEMEie.
; I
col"
ENDORSED BV OVER
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
EXPOSITION U-NIVERSELLE,
Paris, 1878
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, 1876.
At b.lng"Vety STRONG, SMOOTH,. nd
EXCELLENT THREAD."
Mo ME INDUSTRY
IIPIklr
SUM
April 18, 'T9-ly
A MONTH puarantecd. $12 a day
at home id ado by the Industrious.
Capltnl notrenulred ; wo win start
juu. jtico, women, dojh anu Rina
make money faster at woik for us
Minn nr nntllilntr rlc Tim ui'irL-I j
'leht and pleasant, and nuch as anyone can go
riKiuux. 'mote viio are vite wuo bee mis noucn
will send us their addresses at once and ha for
themseUes., costly oututaud ttTUisme. Mow is the
lime. Those already at vork are lajlng up lart'O
sums o I money. Address HiUK tt CO.. Augusta,
Maine. oct 3, '.o-iy
.Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cur.
A vegetable preparation and tbe onlrVure
rmHly in tne world for Urfv tit's 11m u.
inocii,iina AXtM tuauey. iavr, uua
DrHrTiUraM.
4TlifitlmonlftJBDf thahtchfwtnrdor In nronf
Of these BUteinenta.
Wor tbe cure of Dlftbtea, ceil for Wr
Der'efafellabvtr,iir.
mJTFox tbe cure r urlit lit's and theotber
diseases, can for Waracr'a Stilts lUduey
and UTerCnre,
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
It li tbe best Mood Purifier, and stimulate!
every function to more bealtbiul action, autt
Is thus a benefit In all diseases.
It cures Ncrofuloue and other Skin Ernp
Uou and Diseases. Including d'unror. lfi.
cera. and other fcor.
UyaMpalii, VakneMorilie Ktoraark.
Conatlptlun, llaElDCa,UeneruI Ufbll
tr wt i vurvu uy tue Male uiitera ill
unequaled as an appetite rand regular tonic.
Bottles of two ilwa ; prices, 50c. uud 91.00.
WARNER'S SAFE NERVINE
Quickly rives ltest and HIecp to the autTeilnr,
cures JlfadAclie and NurMlvla, preveuis
s:pllcpllel-'lU.and relieves NcrvoulrtM- j
trMtlua brouxbton by excessive drink, over
work, mental shacks, and other causes.
1'owerfu) as It li to stop pain and soothe dis
turbed Nerves, It ntver Injures the system,
whether taken In small or large doses.
Bottles of two sites ) prices, 50c. and $1.00,
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Are an Immediate and active stimulus for a
Trpl Uw. and cure CoaUitatti, Prppls. Bll
raa. Malaria, rivar
aaa Agut, and suould
1 be used whenever the
Ixmei do not oiwrate
I freely and regularly.
H.H. Warner & Co.,
I Proprietor,
EOOHESTim, N. Y.
ict 91, loiv.-iy
1' iblua.
EEND ALL'S SPAVIN CORE.
MSSkls ture to euro BpnMns, Bpllnla, Curb,
BSSSSSIC' ltreuoTes all unuatuiul cularce
BBBBSn iuenis. ictaht ibi.ii.uk. lias soeuual
BFiSF! ioroiiy lamti'i'Ea on beast or man. It
BVy!! baa cured blp-jomt lamentea in u penou
w J wbo bad fcunered 15 earB. Alsocured
li iheuinatlfcui, corra, frobt-blUB or any
brulica cut or laujtm tn. It baa no equal for any
blemish ou boiub. tiend for illustrated circular elv.
Ing rodiiiTK moo, frlce $:. ALL DKUiUilSTH
bave Itorcan t-ellt forjouof Dr.ll. J Kendall i Co.,
l'roprletora, EbOBburgli Falls. Vermont. MOVKlt
iiiiOTUKitH, AcentB. viooinsburi;, J'o. ,
May w, l,-ly aw
NOVELTIES,
Hats, Caps, &c,
For Men arid Boys,
Pearl Shirts,
. i
Under Clothing,
'Pretty Suits for little boys,
. Cheat) suits for Men,
, ' . Cheap Overcoats,
Trunks, Satchels, Bags, &c
Gum Clothiug, fec.
THIRTY SEWING
MANUFACTURED at ;
r MOUNT HOLLY, N.J.
T5nimTiBR0(iMiTCD)AGurs.Hrin(i
WiJIPARIS. PHILADELPHIA.
AWARDED I NEW YORK li BOSTON.
mi
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
SUITABLE FOR
YAHDS,-
CEMETERY LOTS,
and Public Grounds.
Thu followtDir Miaws thn Picket (Jothlc. oco of tha
hevera! beautiful utiles ot Fence tnanufactured by
tne undersigned. ,
mmm
Vor llenutv nnd liuraMlltv thev are UD8urna8sed
l'ut up by ttxptirlt-nced liaudn. aiid warranted to
gle Batlsractlun.
Prices and Specimens of other Designs
sent to any address.
ADUlfos,
S- HESS,
Eloomsbur'g, Fa,
July 18, '79-cui
Farm Accounts?
I'very Tanui-r hhould krowhowtukecti th"n. An
eiriruviicwiunlcoini'li.(iosiiU,ni JUftdevtr'e t. nu-l
luiMtal lor f n-o uln-uUri to tb Hn ant f I- rnA n uh
CCt, U.-18W
a is
TUB JOHNSON' ItCVOI.VINI! UOOK.OAHE
r.f trnn luointtfiillv nm.1.
niented. Adjustable aliolvos. fEjjKtfi
out of orikT, Four sUes. Bend
for conipleto circular uiul prtco
llht, r5'iul 25 cMa for our new
llluHtrated CftfaloRiio of rtchool
Jlerebandlfto. Kvery I'annt ur
Tiuiher $hould .are it.
EAKEE, PEATT & CO.,
Hoadquirten for all School SuppUes(
Hi t 111 U1UNI) STUtKT, NK1V I0UK.
Bept 1, ly
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
UL.OORISUUKG, 1A,
Manulacturers ot
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Sleighs,
PLATFOKM WAQONS, to.
First-class work always onlhand.
HEPAIIllNO NEATLY DONE.
Itlces reduced to salt tbe times.
roB printikq
I Neatly and cheaply executed tt the
CounuLUi Office,
tSTABtlSHtD SJC, i
s2arsa.!.i.i...i.i.i.iil
O. 33. SAVAGE,
PEALEIt IK
Silverware. Watohes.Jewelry.Clecks.&Ci
tif Itcmoved to tbo Tost Qflfce building, flrsi door
All kinds of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry neat
ly repaired and warranted,
may it, is-tt
HOP BITTERS?
A IUcdlcfnr, not n Drink,)
COSTA1XS
HOPS, HUCIIU, .MANDRAKE,
DANDELION.
THE PUMST AKD BEST MEDIOAL QUAXJTIia
Or ALL OTTTEK IHTTEHS.
Ail Diseases of the Btomach. Dowels. Blood. Liver.
Kidneys, and Urinary Omans, NcrrouBneBB, Sleew
icBaneBs ana eBpccmur Fcmalo Complaints.
81000 IX COLD.
Ill bo paid for a case they will not care or help, on
for anything Impure or Injurious found In them.
Abk your druggist for Hop Dlttcrs and trythenJ
before yoa sleep. Take no other.
nor Cotran Cuke la tho ftwertest, safest and bestJ
Tho IIop Tad for Btopiach, Liver and Kidney i
to. I. C. Is an absolute and IrrrslBtlhle cure for
Drnnkencsa, uso of opium, tobacco and xuvcoAicaM
Bend for circular. M
I AH bot toIJ by droRU. IInpBlltmMrg.Co.Rrt:hiBter,N,T.
TTTrCD 1T11? mnv 1m foimil nn flip nt Oco.
AdMTtlnli'K HtUH i.y (spru'-c ltrn-t whi'it- mUrrt
tibinff cuntracts may Lwmadforlt IN NKU' VOICK,
feb. U, T7-lf r
Feb.T, '19-ly
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM. F. BODINE,
IKON ST., 11ELOW HECOND, HLOOMiUUItCJ, PA
la prepared to do all klndj of
HOUSE FAINTING-
naln and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
ItOTH DECOHATIVK AND J'LAIN.
All uiiitiM ori'itrniimo iti'intiicd.
NON E DLfT FIU&T-CLA SS WOH K M EN I M PLOYED
Bstimatcs Made on all Work,
WM. F, BODINE.
oct, i.iw,
xti A PB ffft sTlT( mm A VEAIi, or 3 to $20 a
m W H sj B!llfll' I" J "i r own 1 uatlty. No risk
'H I a 1 1 u'i"IH'" ll "t-ll il men. Mauy
y H nn mJkomort)ihan Ihoamounthtat.
MM M.MJU mM1' aot'- ooiio can fall (o make
money Ja&t. Any one cun do the
work. You can make from 5t ceuis to $1 an hour by
Uevotlnirourot'nlnesandspirtftlmoto th-i busf
npi. Itcosts notUlnir to try thp buMni-i8. Notliliitj
llko It for money iniiklmfevfr olTeied before. liusl
ni'bs plrasunt and fctrlctly liouorublo. Iffadcr.U jou
want to know all about thu Ui&t p.ij Ing but-lusa bo
lure tho public, btnd us your aifdivKH ant wo will
Bend j ou full jnitlculais and prhale terms rivo;
bampleH worth $3 alto tire : joucan then i nke up
jour mind f ur oursi-lt AuJress GKOlidK si insun
& CO,, 1'ortldLd, .Mai no, oct. 8, '79-ly
ESPY PLANING MILL.
Tho undor&lgned lessee cr tho Espy I'laDlngMlll,
la prepared to do ail kinds o( milt work,
Doors, Frames, M, Bliuts, etc.
made to order on short notice. Satisfaction guar,
anteed.
L'iuklks Karo.
I'.loomsburi:, I a.
A
T THE
OUANGEVILLU AOADKMV
You can gel a Thorough Education with tho
least outlay of money.
For Catalogue, address the. Principal,
HEY. O K. CAN FIELD,
AprUlS, lSU-tr
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHORTEST IJOT10E- AND AT THE
MOST SEASONABLE TERMS
OLD AND RELIABLE, i
Dn. SANFonD'a turcn iNviaonATon;
is a BWndaril Jbflmily Jlemedy for . J
diseases of Iho Ltver, Stomach "fli S
jVogctablo. It noTor
SUODuitatcs it is .
SOatliaHioand
mmm
v- nv.e mm mm mm bj.t? .
L Liver!
InvicorninrS
has been nacAi
in my TJractionS
d by tho public, i
moro than SS venrn. !
unprecedented results. S
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.!
iS. T1W1 SANFORD, M.D., ?l?gngS
? rnRvottsr wiiXTiixTooirsnii i r.nni.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
N'
ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after Bandar, Juno 29, 1979, the trains
on the Philadelphia H Erie Ka'lroadDlvMon will run
as follows :
WESTWARD.
Erie Mall leaves Philadelphia 116 pm
" llarrlsburg 4 25 am
" " William port 8 85 a in
" " Jersey Shore u 07 a la
" " Lock Haven mo a m
' " Henovo 11 o am
" arrive at Erie 7 53 p m
Niagara Express leaves Philadelphia 8 oo a in
' " H.rrlsourit 1115 am
" arr. at llllamsport 2 23 p m
" " Lock Haven a 50 pin
Fast Line leaves 1'hlladelohla 11 50 a in
" Hnrilihurff 3 33 p iu
" arrive at WllUamsport T 25 p m
" " Lock Haven 8 40 p in
EASTW'.MtD.
Paclflc Express leaves Ttcfc Haven 7 ro a m
' ' Jersey Hnore issatn
" " llllamsport 8 nam
arrlvo at llarilahurtr liipm
Philadclplua 3 40 p m
Day Ki press leaves
" " lack Haven 11 20 a m
' " WllUamsport 12 40 pm
" arrive at ilarrlsburfr 4 10 p m
' " Philadelphia 7 so p m
Erie Mall loaves Tlenovo 8 40 p m
" Lock Haven I) 50 p m
" " WllUamsport 11 W P in
" arrives at II arrlsburK 2 45am
" " Philadelphia 7 0oam
Fast Line leaves WllUamsport 12 35 a m
arrives at Harrisounr 3 50 a in
" " Philadelphia 7 40 am
Erie Mall west and Day Express East mako close
connections atNorthumbcriuud with L. & 1). It. It.
trains tor Wllkcsbarro and Hcranton,
Erie Mall West. Nlazara Eioross West and P.ist
Line We&t make closu (omiccllon nt Wllllouiisport
with N. C. U. W trains north.
Niagara Express West and Day Express Fast
mako close connectlun at Lock Haven with 11. E. V
It. It. trains.
Erlo Mall east and West connect at Erie with
trains on L. K. M. s. It. It. ; at Corry with o. 0. K
. V. It. It. ; at Emporium with U. N. Y. & P. it. 11.
and at Drlttwood with A. V. It. It.
Parlor curs will run between Phllalelphla and
Wlllamsport on Niagara Kxpiess west, and Day Ex
press Aast. Sleeping cars on till night trains.
. WM. A. HM.DWIN,
General Supt.
NORTHERN' CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and alter November 20th, 1S73, trains will leavo
Sunbury as follows :
NOUTIIWAHD.
Erlo Mall 5.20 a. m., arrlv o Elralra 11 ,n
" , Canandalgua... 3.35 p. tn
llochester C.1B '
Niagara 9 40 "
ltcnovo accommodation 11.10. a. m. arrlvo WllUams
port 12.(55 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrlvo Elmlra 10.20 n. m.
lluTfalo Express 7.15 a. in. arrlvo UuBalo 8.50 a. a
bOUTIlWAHD.
Uuttalo Express 2.50 a. in. urrlvo llarrt&burg
" Baltimore 8.40
Elmlra Mall 11.10 a.m., arrive Hurrlsbuig 1.60
" Washington 10.31
" Haltlinore 0.30
" Washington
Harrlsburg accommodaUon
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrlvo Ealtlmoro
11 Washington 6.13
Erie MaU 12.59 a. m. arrive narrlsburg 3 05 a. m;
" Baltimore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35"
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. DOYD, Jr., (Jeneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, General Manarer
pillLADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May 11, 1879.
T1UINS LSATS HUPIKT IB F0LL0W8(6CKHiVIICErTID
Tor Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, PottsvlUe
Tamaqua, ic, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 u. in. 7,21 and 7,85 p. tn.
For WllUamsport, 0,28 9,05 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
TKJLINS V0K HUrXST LE1VB IS FOLLOWS, (8IKB1T II
CKPTKD.)
Leave Now York, 8,45 a. ro.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11,55 a. m., Pottavltle, 12,39 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave WllUamsport ,9.45 a.m. 2, 16 p. m, and 4,50 p. m
passengers to arid from New York and Philadel
phia go througj n lthout chango ot cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager
C. O. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent.
Jan. 14, H76-U.
ELAWABE, LACKAWANNA
ANS
WESTERN RAlLItOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlme-Table No. 39, Takes erred at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.
NOHTn.
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
mmm
sen fior
p.m. p.m. a.m.
9 SO 4 12 V 46
9 tl
9 17 9 37
9 OS 9 30
8 59 3 61 9 21
8 61 i 40 9 19
6 41! 3 41 9 14
12 41
12 20
8 S3 S 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 20 8 55
8 12 9 12 8 47
5 01 3 04 8 39
7 51 2 51 8 28
T 88 2 89 8 17
7 12 2 84 8 12
7 25 2 23 8 011
I IS
7 14
7 10
7 02 2 04 7 44
M 1 67 1 88
0 50 1 61 T 83
45 1 46 7 29
O 27 1 27 T 11
6 15
10 1 00 lt
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.in. p.m. p.m
Benin ton
-Uellevue
Taylorvllle..,.
... Lackawanna.....
Plttston
.. WestPltUton.
......Wyoming.
,. Maltby
Dennett
Kingston
KlnLrston
9 33
2 10 6 20
9 43
2 21
2 til
2 a
2 44
2 49
i 63
2 67
b 25
0 33
6 40
6 45
6 60
t, 55
6 69
9 6S
10 07
10 18
10 33
10 29
10 34
10 42
10 66
3 16
3 15
7 W
7 If
..Plymouth June.
3 10 7 IS
3 15 7 25
3 21 7 35
3 26 7 41
3 35 IN
....piymouiu
Avouuaiu,
Nantlcoke
Uunlock's reek.
..Milckslilunv....
50 8 25
....lurk's Ferry....
....lleiich Haven...
llerwlck ....
Urlar creek
11 07 4 03
11 13 4 10
8 45
8 65
4 IS 9 06
4 as 7 15
4 29 7 23
4 83 7 30
4 41 7 44
4 49 8 10
4 65 8 3i
6 01) S 511
6 18 6 21
9 IS 9 61
u 80 9 55
6 45 9 to
...wiuow i.ruvo....
Lttne.Hldge
oy....HHI
11 89
11 45
11 5
11 67
12 18
...Dloomsburg
...Ituuert
Catawlssa Urtdge.
uauvniu
Cbulasky,..
Cameron
.Northumberland.
p.m. p.m. a.m
W. F,
IIALSTKAD, Supt.
Sapsrlntendout's omoe.Scf anwn, Juno 10, 1813,
Yy"AINWRIOHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE UUOCEItS,
riuUDiLrnu,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE, SUGAlt, MOLASSES,
bics, sricis, ulcus soni, to., &a
N. K. corner Second and Arch streets,
NTOrders will receive rrompt attention.
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