THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COINTi, PA.
If
CONTINUED rtlOM rlllST I'AOB.
went on I lmvo rend many nceonnts oftlih
artillery duel, lint tlio most gut'liio uVcrip
tlon liy tlio most nlilo writers falls far fliort
of tlio reality. No tongue or pen can find
lnnfiuaRo strong enough to convey nny idea
of in nwfulnfl". Sirenim of fcrenmlnR pro
locltlcs poured thruunli tlio hot nir, failinR
lib
next
and burtinr, everywhere. Men nnd horse
wero torn limb from limb ; c-iissorn exploded
nno niter nimthcr in rapid Miccesion, blotting
tho cuuncrt to niece. No Fpot within our
linfs win froa from lhi frishtful iron rain
Tlia infuntry htiirired elnso the earth nnd
wiiiRht every liht plicltcr that our lii?lit
earthworks nlfoided. It was literally a storm
shot nnd shell that the oldest sotdit-rs there
t1ioo who had taken part in almost every
batllo of tho war had not yet witnessed
That nvvTuI, ruhinp sound of tho flying mil
files, which causes tho firmest hearts to quail
is everywhere.
At this tumultuous moment wo witness n
deed of li'roisui such as wo are apt to attri
buto only to tlio knUhta of tips olden time.
Hancock, mounted and accompanied by hi
stlf, Miijor Miicholl, Captiin Marry llitiR
ham. Captain l-aau Rukcr and Captain V.
1'. ltroii'ou, with tho corps flu flyini? in the
IianJsol a wave lri-iiman, l'rivato .lames
Wells, of tho Sixth New York Cavalry ,start
cd at tlw right of his line, where it joins the
Taneytown road, and slowly rodo alonj; tho
tcrri jIo crest to tlio cxtietuo left of his po
si'ion, while shot and shell roared and crash
ed around him, and every nument tore itieat
gaju in tho ranks at his side,
"StorinM at with shot anil shell,
lloidly they rode, and will."
It was a gallant ueeil ana withal not n
rcckliss exposure of life, for tho preseuco and
calm demeanor (if the commander as ho pass
cd through the lines of his men set tlietn an
example which an hour later boro good fiuit
and nerved their stout hearts to win the
greatest and most decisive battle ever fought
on this continent. I' or an hour after the In
ini began our batteries replied vigorously
and then ceased altogether, but tlw rebel
shells ca'no as numerous as ever. Then, for
over a half hour, not a soul was seen stirring
on our line we might havo been an army oi
dead men for all the evidence of lifo visible
Suddenly tho enemy stopped their firc,wliicb
had been going on for nearly two hours with
o.it intermission, and then tho long lines '
their infantry eighteen thousand strong
emerged from tho woods and began their ad'
vanco.
At this moment silence reigned along our
whole lino. With arms at a right shoulder
shift," the divisions of Longstreet's corps
movud forward with a precision that was
wonderful beautiful. It is now our turn ami
tho lines that a few moments before sectmi!
3 still now teemed with animation. Eighty
of our guns open their brazen mouths ; solid
shot and shells are sent on their errand of
destruction in quick succession. We see
them fall in countless numbers among the
advancing troops. The accuracy of our fire
could not bo excelled ; tlio missiles strike
in the ranks, tearingand rending them in
every direction. The ground over which
they have passed is strewn with dead and
wounded. l!ut on they come the gaps in
the ranks are closed as soon as made. They
have three-quarters of a mile to march, ex
posed to our tire, and halt the distance is
nearly passed. Our gunners now load with
canister and the effect is appalling ; but still
they march on. Their gallantry is passed
nil praise it Is sublime. .Now they are
within a hundred yards. Our infantry rise
up nnd pour round after round into these
heroic troops.
THE GALLANT MEN OP THE SOUTH.
At Waterloo the Old Guard recoiled be
fore a less severe fire. Hut there was no re
coil in these men of tho South they mar
ched right on as though they courted death.
They concentrate in great numbers and
strike on tho most advanced part of njir
Hue. Tho crash of musketry and the cheers
of the men blend together. The l'hilade!
phia brigade occupy this point. They are
fighting on their own grouud and for their
own State, aud in the bloody hand to-hand
engagement which ensues the Confederates
though fighting with desperate valor, find it
impossible to dislodge them they nro root
ed to the ground. Seeing how utterly hopt
hopoless further' etfort would be aud
knowing tho impossibility of raching their
own lines should they attempt to retreat,
large numbers of the rebels lay down their
arms and the battle is won. To tho left of
the Philadelphia brigade we didnotgetto
such clore quarters. Seeing the utter an
nihilation ot I'ickett's troops, tho division
of Wi'cox aud others on their right
went to pieces almost bsforii they got within
musket range, A few here aud there imi
away and tried to regain their lines, hut
many laid dowu their arms and came in as
prisoners. At tho most critical moment
Hancock fell, among his men, on tho line
Stannard's Vermont brigade, desperately
wounded, .but he continued to direct the
fight until victory was secured, and then he
scut Major Mitchell to announce ths glad
tidings to the commander of tho army.
Said he: "Tell General Meade that the
troops under my command have repulsed
the assault of the enemy, who are now Hy
ing in all directions in my front." "Say to
General Hancock," said Meade, iu reply ''I
regret exceedingly that he is wounded, and
that I thank hltn for the country and my
self for the service he has rendered to-day,"
Truly,the country may thank General Han
cock, is congress afterward did, for his ser
vice on that field.
Five thousand prisoners were sent to the
rear, and we gathered up thirty-three regi
mental standards in front of the second
corps. The remaining hours of daylight
during this day were spent in caring fir the
wounded, looking over the field and talking
over the incidents of the fight, Many noble
officers nnd men were loston',both shles.and
In the camp hc-pital they died in hundreds
during the afternoon and night. The rebel
General Arniinsted died iu this way. As he
was being carried to the rear he was met oy
Captain Harry ISingham, of Hancock's staiT
who, netting off his horse, asked him if he
could do any thing for him. Arraistead re
quested him to take his watch and spurs to
General Hancock that they might be sent
to his relatives. His wishes were complied
with, General Hancock sending them to
his frlcndi the first opportunity. ArmUiead
was a brave solJicr, with a most chivalriu
presence, aud came forward iu front of his
brigade, waving his sword, He was shot
through the body and full In our Hues. Some
of the wounded showed considerable ani
mosity toward our men, One of them, who
lay mortally wounded in front of the Sixty
ninth Pennsylvania, sullenly refused to be
taken to the hospital,saying that ho wanted
to die right thero on the field were he fell.
The scene on the field after Lotigstreet's
chaige was Indescriable. In front of the
Philadelphia brigade the dead lay in great
heap;-. Dismounted guns,ruins of exploded
caissons, dead an I mutilated horses were
piled up together in every direction.
SCENES ON THE JUTTIX-l'IEU).
Tho Colonel of one of Pickett's regiments
lay dead, his arms clasping the body of his
brother, who was major of his regiment.
They were singularly handsome men, and
greatly resembled each oilier. Out on tho
field where- Longstreet' corps had passed
thousands of wounded wero lying. We had
no means) (if reaching these poor fellows,
and many of them lay there hntwecn tho
lines until the morning nt tho fill., On the
wo lay quietly nil day, awaiting the
event. 1 he enemy could be seen mov
ing nround on Seminary Kldge. Welcome
upplles came up and were Issued. All hands
felt cheerful, but a degree of uncertainty as
to whether the bittlo was over or wether the
rebs wrre getting ready lor some new move
ment prevented us from celebrating the na
tlnnal nniilveraty In n proper manner.
Once an I n while tlio Bharp-shooters would
try tlulr klll on some of our (people to let
us know they wero still there. The stench
from tho dead became Intolerable, and we
tried to escape it by digging up tho ground
mil burying our faces In ihc fresh cnrlh.
On the morning of the fifth wc found that
the. enemy had gnne.and then what a scene I
I think the fact was first dlscocrnl by the
t-oops on Chip's hill, and oh, what a cheer
unit up I a cheer that swelled Into a roar
and was taken up hy llio boys on Ccmetry
hill, rolhd nlong the crest to Uound top and
hack again, Chart from the Philadelphia
brigade that stood a 1 i ins wall, ngain-t
which the hosts heat In vain. Cheers for
Meade, tlio sjilder "without fear or re
proach," who here began, wi.li a great vic
tory, his illustrious cireer as commander of
the Army of the Potomac. Cheers fur
Hancock, who had stemmed the tide of dc
feat on the first day and selected tl.e grouud
mi which the glorious victory was achieved,
who on tho second day had again stopped
the tide nt rebel victory nnd restored our
battered lines, aud on the third day he met
aud repul-ed the final n-siult, on which
l.ec's all was stakcd,and won the battle that
was really the dea'h blow to the rebellion.
And then we gathered up with tender
care and consigned to arth our nnbln dead.
When will their glory fade;
Indeed, they have not died in vain. The
i;nod they have accomplhhed will live for
ever. History will record in glowing word'
their heroic deeds and glowing death.
King alter the granite on their monu
ments snail nave crumbled Into dust ; even
when the name ol llio battle shall have
been forgotten, tho Union and blessings of
civil liberty, which they died to perpetutei
hall reign throughout the lard.
Maine Nous.
nop miters, which are advertised in our
minimis, are a suro cure f'.ir ague, bilious-
nes and kidney complaints. Those who
u-e them say they cannot be too highly ric
iimmended. Thoso nfilicted should give
ihem a fair trial, and will become there! y
enthusiastic In the praio of their curative
qualities. J'orlland Ail.
The Value of llees in Agriculture
A German society publi-hes the following
highly interesting statistical data referring
to the indirect utility of bees : "It has evtr
been one of the objects of all agricultural
societies to prove the great importance of
bees to agricultural generally. It appears
that the society named possesses 17,000
hives, from each of which 10,000 bees liy
out dally, which represents a total ot 17
000,000 of bees. If we suppose that each
hee undertakes but four journeys per day,
and that this takes place only on 100 days
out of the 3G5. Then we obtain a yearly
total of 0,800,000,000 of ben journeys. It
is nt,t too much to suppose that fifty flowers
aro visited on each journey, and we are cer
tainly justified in supposing that five out ol
thee fifty are fertilized ; then wo get a grand
total of 310,000,000 of fertilized flowers
per year. Let the value of fertilizing 0,-
000 blossoms be put on pfenning (or 000,000
fur 25 cents), then the work done by bees
of the society represents a value of 0S.000,.
000 pfennings, or $170,000. It results from
these calculations that each hive benefits
agriculture to the amount of $10 annually, a
value hitherto totally overlooked. "The
fertillzttion of plants by tho bees preseuts a
very interesting field for study. Hut for the
oft-repeated visits of bees myriads of beau
tiful flowers would In a short time cense to
bloom aye, and ecae to live alio 1 Many
plants absolutely require the visits of bets
or other insects to remove their pollen-masses,
and thus to fertilize them. Hence Dar
win wisely remarks, when 'peaking of clover
and heart sease : No bee", no seeds ; no seed
no nicreifo of the flower. The more visits
from tho bees, the more seeds from the
flowers, the more flowers from the seed.-
Darwin mentions the following experiment:
"Twenty head of white clover visited by bees
piodticed 2,9'JO se. ds, while twenty heads so
protected that bees could not visit them pro
duced not one seed," Thus is wisdom dis
played by naturo on every baud. Nothing
is created iu vain ! eadi has its proper
sphere, nnd each its appropriate work to
perforin.
The preparatory department of the Perm-
sylvanlu State College ofTdrs irto instruction
to all. It is thoroughly organized, nnd en
bracea a wide range of Rtudie-i such as will
prepare its student either fur successful
work in the Collegiate Department or fur
the duties of intelligent citizens and com
petent business men in all vocations of life,
I'or full Information, address the President
.Statu College, Centre Co., Pa.
Jones; who has been to sco the Roldires,
says the curioucst thing about them i
the odd oaths tho officers use. And they
swear right along, he bays. When they
want the men to inarch, they yell out, "l!y
tho right flank I march;" company I
right wheel," or some other equally funny
iiupiecation. Hut, says Jones, it brings the
men every time makes them jump as
thoujh a hornet had lit on 'em,
The invalid finds In ")r. Lindsey's Iilood
Pearcher" nature's great rrHorcr. It is won
derful. The sentiment that pastoral kissing his
gone about far enough animated tho botcui
of a ltoston bridegroom, and he threatened
to whip the officiating minister for kislug
the bride.
It is cruel for parents to li t their children
suffer with coughs and colds, which in so
many cases lead in consumption and prema
ture death. Oivu 'r. Hull's Coiiili Syrup
a trial. Price twenty five cents a bottle.
"Truth crushed In the earth will rise
again," and the saino thing is true of a bar
rel hoop, if you happen to t( p on it just
riplit. Waterloo Oltcrter.
Sjieer's I'or I (irax Wine fur 1'artios.
Physicians employ Speer's Port Grape
Wlueln their practice iu all cases where a
pure wine is called for, and do all in their
power to foster and encourage it: produc
tion, It is coining into great favor among
ll.e most wealthy in Now York city as au
evening wine. Tor ealo by 0. A. Kleim.
The quality of mercy is not strained, and
fur that reason the milk of human kindness
should not be Bkliamed, New Orleant lie-ayune.
SWORN EVIDENCE,
Tho following Cure Is probnblr the most ro
mnrknble over effected by nny medlcnl
prepnrntton for the treatment
ot Cntnrrhl
Binllcmtn, 1 hereby certify Hurt t Iiavo IikiI Cutnrrh
for ton jri-nrs, nnii for tlio l"t s It years lir hern n
tcrrlblo sntlprer, 1 was rcniloreil pimlslly dcRf, lift'l
tmrr.lr.ir In tlio hend, fains ncross tho leim,!,., tilsr
spells, weak am! niilidul i-ycs, iwollen anil ulcrratcl
tonsils, hnnl Mid constant cmiKh, scvnro pnln nereis
tho clicst, una every Indication of roiistimptlnn. Mv
i...i .11 ti.nllnin 1 hn n t I i'P ii-r ii i ,,11 1 rt t C il SO
rapl.Uy In my head and throat Hint t ruiil.l not k"cn
thrmfrce. Frequently nt night 1, would rnrlnir out of
hod, It H'cmed to me, nt llio point of salrocntlnn. I
WOUI'I men rmvo ri-vi'iir-u iuvii-,j '"S""", 1 :'
to tllBlodiro tho mucus from my throat and heal heforo
hclnB nhlo tot-lrcp aijnln. rornpcrliid or It loariliir
tonsils were ulccnih il nutl so much lntlnmi-d tliat I could
surireon In rcusrd In an opcrntfonnn thrm.liut at Ids
. ..,.a,n..HA.i i, Ttuipnn.innt Inflammation an I
ulceration iii my throat caiueil I'j.tN poisonous nut
ter ilrorplrtf iliittulrwmmy head liadsolrritau-dnnd
ter tirornirK uimiuiumm; in-"', in.'. (-.......
Inflsmelliiiylunustliatlcoiisheil , Incessantly, --nilc' P.
hitd coiuh. MonnRlillomysvstcmbeBAnioshowtho
CircetSCil III is Olse-iBC, w nm ii--mi.ii.ti- - ''""
lion. When matters had reached this Btauo, or ahuut
sit months bro, I bcii tho n.opr BAsr omi a imiii
OvnK ron t atamiii. After mlnir thoCrst hottlo I hc-
mcaKsTli'aTl
tt&m-A rradnally to arrest the dUchariii a. 11 tl'fi I
mli',iirhlnUnMu; llyujlrx It . m n Kart'lo li on
reduced tho Inrt-iniuiallon nnd f K-rllhitr of my t-m us,
so that they soon ceased to tn-uhlo me. Tin soren-si
ticross my ciu-flfc ui-ni'i-ui v. ,i .' ,--. - ; ' :;
head ceased, my senses of sei Inir and i fl'ariii '
completely restorcd.nndcTiry symptom of dls.i-iri it
had reduced mo to tlio.i erco of llij lirm i ills ipi . r. 1
hr the use ofSAtronii's llinlcir.Ct'nK tout iTAiiml,
havo seen n iireat ileal or sullcrlnir from Catarrh, aud
1 "ro to ron'lui-o many that this Is n mat n meilj
1 am familiar v.!th tho treatment oi Catarrh as i.rnr
Use I liy tlio hen ihyslclans, and Into consultid the
.. Z.lnenl khn it mvcn.e. into nsed rtcry kind
of remedy and Apparatus that hai o nrpenred luring a
fcrlod of sit years past. "ndhale. Idle follow ny tM
iise, taken rjn-atcaroor my irenerallicalth.liulolilalnea
norellcrorincouraBcmeiit from any or them.
hobtox, rco.ss, iro. ueo. r. uinsmoiii..
1S7.1.
Then personally appeared tho said (leork-j K. lllns
more, nnd made oath that tho forciroLiK statement by
him subscribed is true, iienirome,
bl.TIt J, THOMAS, Justice ottho 1'caco,
Each packace contains I)r Eanford's Improved inhat
i- '- l' ....... r..n iiirActl.inafnr una 111 all cai(S. 1 TlCC
SSo. lor salo br all Wholesalo atidll-tall j!F'"''
thromrhout the t'nlti d States. t KKhrt & ron i.lt,
llencral AKcnts and W holesalo Dnntglsta, noslon. 1 ass.
COLLINS'
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Affords tho most grateful relief in all Af
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CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED.
Mcosrd. VTekk A ToTTKni nentlemfnUv.-lnff for
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liviny piijsicldn Chronic ricurUy.c.iiisea by n former
liijury an'l htrftln.fttitlfoPMhlcl.Iuu'tliTiiinyrrcBcrln
ttoim nml llnlmciUB, nv iwtlio focnllul rheumatic
cures, without tlio lenst benefit, m rihMc Unrccom
numicil ono or your Collins oltaio I'la-teus,
hicli, to my prcat mrprUo, rcllcvril tlio pain nad sore
ness aimostliiniiciilfiit;lyi.nml 1 tio been Rblo to at
tend to ray liounchoM nffulrs ever lnco with perfect
I'fido nml comfort, wherens, before the application of
5 our 1m aluable l'lmtcr, 1 wm ccnroely nblo to lo any
ih Inc. I consider them Inestimable, nnd shall with
plcaeurfl recommend them tf tli atillctyd. i on re
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OBLAhD,MC.,Aprll21,l!?76.
There is no medical or protective apnllanco that will
proe so irrateful ana enccmc in iicK.unK tuuK
irritnttnn nml sorent-ns of tlio Chest ami Lunas.
proe so irrateful and etrccthc In
bflle c them capable of preventing serlouB tllscaecf of
luesc organs.
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
Ho not confound these Masters svlth tho orilinsry
I-lasters of tho day, that by comparison nro absolutely
ll?rarehll to obtain CotT.ivs' Voltaio rLASTFR. ;
combination of Klt-cirlc or Voltaic l'latu llh n h bjlily
Medicated l'lastir. asseenln tlio nlioo cut. hold liy
nil Wholisnlo and llctall llrults IhrouBhout tlm
1'nlted btntes and Cnnadas, nnd by WLLKS os 1 Ol
TEK, rroprlctors.lloston.Stnss.
Juno 13, '7'j-ly.
r.S!.V3 PURE I. TILLED
Q5o Kxti-nc-t 25o
WITCH HAZEL.
OH, 11AMAMFJ.IS VIRGIXICA.
Equal In quality to nny mule, and, only half tho
rrlce. (i oi bottles ice. nniswc.
I eiiM-pH li-.i'l.iolio.TnotlincI1". i:.ir.tcno, sorn i-.ycs
'osh lilt'Pd, lil nnir Lungs, rmmut.iicn"( uii-a
Asthma lli-d'ices hwelllmfs, I lies. cle. CUN.-1 liruls
ni Si-ul.u Itiirn-.. -.nr.OnH. Wounds, lthoiimntlstn.
trysipeiss, i ntmi iins, aricoso eins,i.oiiniikriii..vu
NAT CHE'S UNIVKIfAL IIKMKDY Kdlt INIKItNAL
AMI tAlliltAlj LMi.
If your('.rusglsthaanoti;otltha(etlilm order It
til llio pruprit-iui,
CIIAHLBt IMI1SI.EY, Wholesale Druggist,
illCourlUndt tt New Vork.
Jan 23, sn, sm
N 13 W F I H M !
TliowollknownC.il. WHITE, I'roprtetor of tho
OliANdliVII.U: AllIilCL'U UIlAL WOIIKt,
tins m.i 1 a Lair Interest In the samo In, r. W. Connor.
Tin. r.,nin.iiiv b.tto ronaired tlui woik. am aro nro-
iiaroii iu iiicuiiiiiiunaic mi miu .iiii .in., initio in nir
tun r.r Arh-ulitiriil Inm'eir.enls. Thev Into lust
completed a now an liai.u w uuo piott . mi n n po
blljio, will lio.it tin" rlsflit nanJ. aist turraoo )lows
or joiiiit-rs ior n suiie. -s nt-w ij.ro-ii"rui.iiuit-uii
or t llh c-eairo shako ot riddle i-hoo, culled tho
White Tlirolior :m: t'lctiiifi-,
with both levi-r nnd lalhvav lviworson a cioatlv
llilprood plan. Wo inauufaetuiu I.ANU l;iu.l.i:HS
witu o.tst iron heals, c irn I'lnws. im-uiii) an-i sincio
Cii.llvitnr Hdlillll'.os, .Mill C.isllr.gs. 'i'llllilng
nf i'Vi-iv il,.-.-rtntlnii iloho Willi lu umiitni'ts. Wt1
ki ruiila'HIv nil ban 1 n lirL-o nssoiltnent of Plow
Pharos f a mi ntvn anil iiian oilier iuoms mat nro
tiv.l In llio i-ountrv. Wo will lift be umU-r.-oUl In
work in iiiileilni t Hip -amo ipialli.v. -til our wink
Is wurrahto.) loci o (.nt -f ici I in. i-r Hn-money re-
ruudHl. Wi: nKI-'V C'OMI'i: rrius. I annc-rs. ami
the punll Iu i-.mii ml - in niiuosKiilo oall and ox-
amino o lore piriiiihiiigi'iscMii--ii-.
WHITE & 0DNNER
Jai. ic, ' o :y
OUANt.KVlLLK, l'A.
C00!Y CREAMER
HOLD .lIlillAL, l'A 11 IS, 1870
lluiTEUmadoDy tins
zuSSUffsr 'nrocoHS awardod
International Dairy Fair,
lata, andfior.lt .Hi:i
.tlinnll'llls'l'l'lti:, 7lill.il at same Fair,
is!!). I IHST l'lli:
7I1U.1I at lloj-nl Agrt
cultural Exhibition, Lon
don, 1ST9.
I It require, no milk.
' room.
It ralir. nil ofcrenm brlMeen mllklnss.
11 utroras nriier -ru.,-..u
II r--uilirr. le.s i"ur.
II -, more insrouMiii, "miici
it i. chrni.er. &nd -rlTes better
fcllsfaction than any other way or setting milk,
til" Bl'Tll.U MADE lT THIS hVSTEM IB TO.
EXCELLED IX IIS KEEI'INO QUALITIES.
tinJ tor" Ml-ywi, " pit? hll iniml,., 4.dlfHM,af,,
i-ilrvr
belloni falli Vt.
ftbl3, Itv
BST
Sf. THE WOHLQ!
SALE R AT IS S
AVMcli is tho saiuo thing.
I m pare Sulrrnliis orIIICnih Soda
iwlitclt l4tbouiittMliliie)lanfiitlgIil.
y llrt" u li It e cotur It may iijiji ur
Mhltf eiiuulmil ly 1U1, lint a
CUMI'AIUSON Willi CIIUIICI1 i
CU'S 'AHMAMHI .MM Kit" ItU.VM)
will kliutr tlio tltlliiviue.
See Unit your Buletuttn nml IIu!;
lnir huda N itlill uml I'l'iH'', im
n linn hi In) AI.Ij SIMIlVU htllsTA..
C1S md lur uml.
ABlmflobutBerrrotctt nf 11m r nmraratiTo
Tllua ot dltlwrciit lra:itl olhiidaur haliTatns U
to dissolve a dutwert inpooutul of each L.inl u!i
oboutaplut vt water (liot irlerrel ) in clesr
plaasw8,itlrritigunliUlUatliL-ntur!bly tlut.nvi il
Tbo dcletcrioualiittolut-loiuiitttr lu tbeiuicrlor
ho&. will bosliowa afur nettllutf wiuo twt'tity
mluutet or so'jntr. hy tho milky atspuHraiit-u ot
the Boluttoa an a tlio quantity tf lluutiuj Uuiky
matter accordion to quality,
Ua iure aod ask fur CliurcU : Ca.'i FolinnA
tSjUcratm and ueo that tliilr Uama H on tbu
ra:kig 604 you v 111 get t bo rurwt aua u hlttt
inode, Tbeuiont tbiduUUauuriullk.lu vrtUr
enco to Uttklng Tuwdtr, eavu twenty tiluu Its
cost.
tSeo ono poumt packago for valuable In forma
CQ aud rtaa carefully,
SHOW THIS TO YOUR 0R0CER.
Jauu.io m, sm.
H. C. SLOAN & BRO.
IlLOOMSHUIUi, IM,
Manufacturers ot
r?-Wwsf. T5.wtiSB PViflftAwe ri1rtlw
l'LATFOHM WAGONS, to.
flreWloss wcrk always on band.
ItKI'AIltINQ NEATLY DONE.
I'rli't-s reduced to suit tue times.
JOB I'KINTIAQ
Neatly and cheaply executed at the
Columbian Office.
r
DR. CLARK
lAUUitivatjitii,
77W.3dSt.,KevYorkCily
XATa or jsnssr cirr
,!!!
n
tinAni: JtAil.l
(Cjv n tarpes rp g& Tuipcpstri,TAver
f"! 3 U i vj" VlKcasis. -Vru'tt)
a 1 ' 1 J" Vis7'"'s tlticiiuia-
IB JJ; Its L &)"'" ;
W WliaiaW Ifrttrt IHmttse,
llllioU9nrK. JVtrvous Elelillltt.itc,
ThoBostP.EMSDY' SHOWN ts Man !
10,000 AOXXTS U.IT3 SOLD SIXCK 18T0
9.000.00 Bottles.
This Syrvp Possesses Varied Properties.
It ftlmnlritci tho rj-tynllno In tlio Hnllvn,
VrlilchconTrrti tho nttirrh nml ftxffnr of tho
food Intoulncop. A tlpflclener In Pujullno
rniHCfl Wind nnaPourlnic cf id" foot In tho
Moninrli. IT IliommllPliio N tnUru linincnl
nttfr ntior eniluc tho U-rinenttttlun ol (uud 1
prcTPnlcJ.
It net upon llio I.lrrr.
It nets upon tlio Klilnrjn
It ltcc"l't' tho llfnicli
Jt rurlfirs tho Illnotl.
It flulct iho 'rrvouifljTtom.
Itl'ronntr1 Dlcrftilnu.
It ourlhpp, -iri'PCthpn nna TnTicnrntr
Itcnrrll'H oirtlio Old lllnml nml mnK" nf"
It openn the yorrn f tlio lu uud Induce
llrnliliy rcrsplrutlon.
It ncutralizea tbo hereditary fair t, cr pnlaon In lh
tlood, which Fcncrntcs Scrofula, lJ.Tiilrla. aud u
manner of tkin discafcs arul lutcnial humcra.
Thero am no lrltn crajjloycd m it manufacture,
and It can bo taken by tUomtwt tlollcato tnbe, crby
thoasftland feoblo, tare cnly lang rcqairtd tn at
ttniion to directions
mien cr LAiias rorrLns, - ci.oo
XBKE OS SHALL EOTTLLS, - - CO
Roarl tha VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
of Persons who havo been CURLD by tho
uso of the BLOOD PURIFIER.
Jiot Meilicino Kver U-cil.
r.tnn. Wvntnlnifrritintv. Pn.
iioni sir t imri Irt-fii triiiiTjlfil lor n lonir time
villi n Prtln lt mv Momii'Li. nnd fuuud no utlef
until 1 iK'tr m usit ir(iur inmnn ihopu riu . i mm
tr. tlin 1 ((!. infilii-Hit- in tmc. uml I run m-( mmcint It
to all. cdl nml ounif It saves many ilnllnrs In
doc-ori' btlH.nnlonc Hrj bottle tiM mo more poud
tuun mo iiuiiarH worm oi quilt incuiunn.-.
An Atnni-.iinK Cure.
Monroe. Wvomln" cniintv.
lhur Mr: 1 h.vl been HfU'tttMl with n C'uuli, Los
ot Appt'tlto and I)rpcpsU for ten jear. I coulil
hoc ui"nny niTPii'i in uiv uumir")i. uii'i iriitmi; v
our JiiMly cr lctmitoil indlui lUooilsvriip, I rcioUol
to try It, which 1 rilil. ik1 In a fehoit tlmo unsmucli
lmnrmocl. inowimvou irooti ppt'im1, ami navy
enjoytti goon Lcami utr silcu i cumimuimi us ust-
il, i-sUUil 1 1
riick Ilculuche Cured,
ltn mnn'H Prni't. W'vnmlm rniintV. 1'a.
TlnnrKIr! I hail sick Itr.nlirini nml hV Ihc USU Of
jour intiian niuou -jrup i wua greatly renuMu,
ri-cooiinenil nil to try lis valuable properties.
J. W. liurnett.
The ltemedy did more than she. Kxpected
XpwI crrv. LroinIiitrrounty. IM,
Dear Sir: The. Inillnn ltlnnil svnm illd more than
I exneetod It wouhl and It linn cured mo uf LiiT
Comphilnt. l use It aan Medicine ami would not bo
w uuoul u.
.Mrs. Mary cnannan,
Headache and Dizzine-n,
'illl.irnsnnrt. Ia rriiiiliiL' rountv. Pa,
tloar sir Your Infll.in Ithiod St run has cured mo
of Headache, Dizziness and l.osof Appftlte.KOthat
j utu iiort iiuie u wofk in my laeiory. jij wiif ui--rDetl
moie beneilt trum Its ussc than from nny other
medlelno.
neury uussci.
Would not bo Without it.
Wllilampert, Lvcomlni; ounty. Pa.
Dear Sir: Tlin Indian niond svrun la tho liest I
eerused and I would not by without It. It Is food
ior an complaints.
tlUUU IHHKUdl It
Diseases of the Stomach,
Katon. Wyomlntr county, la.
De.irMr: This Is to ceitifv that I hml a Weak
Stomach and could c.it no me it or any h.irty fuol
whatever, liy a Mend's adv cc 1 fummeneed the
utMif your Indlui liiooit -prup. which ixtivr a thort
tr..il. cireetually rilleed mo aud I can now eat
antihlnj 1 choose. Your yrup gles universal
s,itls,fact.oii.
Eluabeth u.iasaii.
All Unit ii U recommended to be.
Opera llmnc. Columbia, In.
Deirlr: 1 havu used our excellent Indian lUood
Mrunund It has proven Jin' as repi rented. I can
IttXlUlll 'till IL iu an.
win, Hoeln.u,
Wholesale Mtichanl, Rth street.
LTnaniinnus nccdmuiemlHtloii
Tl-cfullowiuirndil their testlmonv for Iho Indian
Wool srup:
ii I., strenn, ercrineT r i. k.
.1. (i. Mnlih, at Itildwlnssiefl Work.
Mrs, Mmler. of t )IuuiIjU.
Itrener.of Washiiiiflniihurjjli.
.John KenjN of salo Harbor.
Would not be Without it.
Itenton, Ciilumblaco'itity, 1M.
Dear sir: 1 have iwd voir evrellpnt Ikdiak
llixm Sviti'i' and lmn rie.lvod much hem lit there
irom. 1 could not getalons without It.
.un.. liaruer.
Never to Cur.
V.as1 t'mon WynmtnirCo.
I'enrS'lr: I wapsiclc lor Ihrre .ears. nnd under
pnfe.v-lonal treatment most f thetlmo without be
In? lent tiled. A i las r I was Itidiuid lo tiy our
Imhav Union SVKfi'iuid atiera.hort trial. I found
mi &elf In belter healih than I had been rorbix jears.
.Mrs. inerou uau
Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.
Dohrsburir. ColumhU ro. Pa
DeirMr: This H lo eeilliv that ntir Imhan
IiiioiiVKrrhas iH-en Used bv inc. for Uu'rrom
pi i nt, which had tn-en troubling me for a hnm time
1 derhed moro bent tit from tho uw or iho irun
thau rrom any rtner medicine. 1 heartily niom
mend It, and adWauall hiiffcrers to rUo it a trial.
L r M1UIU
Loh.s of Appetite.
Ijohi&burjr Columbia county Pa.
Doir sir: I h.io usi-il yutir exeeileui Imhan
IliJion syki e for boss of rn'illo and Weakness of
tho.s omncii, with ery beiailclilresulu. 1 betee
our tuedlclni to bo Iho Kre.Uest blood purlller
known, and utvlMjall who may bOfcUlTerlDus 1 wjs
to gholt a speedy trial.
Pain in Shoulder.
liehrsbur. cohunbU county, P.i,
DearSIr : This Is to eertifv th.it our Indian
Ulooh svitt't has ureatlv relieved mo of Pains iu Hih
uouMerundChebt. whkh 1 had ben alllleted with
forju.irH. 1 1'ecoiumendlery hlyhlv,
Mr.s. jnry weisn.
Kidney Complaint.
IH arOap, Columbia County, Pa.
11,1 if klr. v I'ntln.r ,ti Un tuff.si I mr ullli
Kidney I'lUnnlaJnl tr a Ion 'llmo and hd Iecn uu
dt-r tlin t'irs' tieiitment. but Iho diKMuis could not
fllettaenro I havo Uen hUld-Tt lo a Numbness
nnd vw'uuncss in in U'ft Aim. u ot'taitied some
ot our 1'iva'uuhli' Inhian llittn svki'I' irtm jour
Aeiit. Win. II. Potter, and It has cured mv father
completely, ant my arm U much belter. 11 des not
ir luuiemu nan to mutu. lour meuicino is excel
lent. Josiau John,
remalo Complaints.
IW-ar flap Columbia count vt Pi.
Dir Mr This ts to eei tlry Hut 1 lum-luwd s une
of your Imh an iijon m-uvp for mj wire fur Intla
maii.m ana riuuio Liompuiui, anu u uas gneu uer
relUf.
j k nerncr
liest Medicine KverUed.
Har(lap, Copirnbtieountv, Pa.
Dearer: Mv little mn was troubled with hta
water iisln from him constantly, dnyandnlffht,
I coi bUtieil ivvod ictort and irave him medicine, but
without ellct. I bought boine ur our celebrated
lKpus PLoouhVHLT, iibhort trial of whKh, cured
him.
ijimberi camp.
Dyppep-dn nnd Indigestion.
Numldi, Columbia County, Pa.
Dear Sir --Tor many j eam my wif was amicted
with DvsncpMa, und wu spent conlderahlo mone)
wplmut ptvjvlnif benellt. We procured Keme of
'our Indian fiuton HYurr nndsho U'au to improve
In U Ml til fruin the llmo tho i-omene tl lisuvt.
holomou DJsnjdcr
Liyf r Omnplaitit.
(Vidralla. t'olumbli Cn. Pa.
Ie,ir Mr :TliN lit toot rllfy thut I wuh unwell and
euuid hi'imi-lv ullend lo in woik I llilrk mv Liver
wt-s nff-H-'ted. I piuciirrilscinotf jour Inpun Hlooh
ykui' ami now. mier a siiDii, nil', icei iiku a new
man, 1 reeomini nd IU um.' loa'l.
Daniel (modman.
l)ypepia nnd Neuralgia.
lhrio Park. I.uerne ("n . Pa.
ivar sir: Your vtiiuaLli Im-ian liuionsvKir lias
etivued a r rmai ent cure lu mv cue, hnd been
alillcteu with Hih DjtpcptM und curaiia, nut am
JIUW tlUUUlJ Mtll.
Mrs. John Thornton,
Hllioutt Stomach Curtd,
llvde Parif. Luzenie Co.. IM.
Dear K'r: 1 have betn troubled wnh bilious
ComplJlutnnd by tlio use of jour Ispun Hijjuu
DYKir it nas euecvuaui luicu uwt
John N Williams,
1 jupqin Cured,
I lido Park. LiuernftCo. Pa,
Donr sir Your valuable Indian Hlod &. kii lias
cuiedinuoi DjfciH.'psu,
Mrs. BllAUklng,
Liver Complamt.
llvde Park. Luzerno Co.. Pa.
lienr sir havo been troubled with UvtrCom-
plaint, but I was permanently cured by uslntf j our
voiuaoio jnuiah mwuDjuvr.
ilrw, OP Uferlliigaine.
Deo i, l8T-ly vr&co
el rMm
IMP
" sr -' lfi Y9-7 O
3 mm U
BLCOMSBURG STATE NORMA IS G H 0 0 L
SIXTH NOltMAL SCHOOL UlbTlUCT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Hv. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
TM!HSCllo.l,ari-pro?,m.;HM wlth a bountiful .Mttfjr ot puwofl
Siiln .iii;r.
llllllUIItKB 'P"' ",UB inn
moJ.-mn" SVy nt .. wSk aodu.-ll.ra to ail
V.lluuctCmrses: I Acinic. It.Cmtnerd.il. III. Course in Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Curs,- i I 'li.vs.ipul Culture
AUjUnii u nir . ffrA.tttaini th-rcln. roc-Ho Mutn Dtplotnns, conforrins h'"'J
coTfe"SLM..W. .h,-M,K-,lc;.,i Masu-rot tue l'l ... uruat.H It, tbnothc-r.ourses recent- .r.ua,
!''"l,L.Sl?n"'lJr,.', .."".'ilifl,0'.'..",': l!?,1'!;';:'.':,,..... anrt na,lont courses are not Infe. lor to Ilice of our next C'nlleKCS.
lultZTlff'n l'r Irn. Il.m.,1
But come nt onco and look tliroiigli llio lurgcst stock of
Meaclj-M'ade. RlGilihig
IN THE COUNTY.
IK VK CANNOT SUIT IN
READY-MADE,
WK CAN
SELL YOU THE CLOTH,
on
TAKE YOUR MEASURE,
AND .MAKE YOU A SUIT IN
CITY STY&E!
HIV1TKU AND
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN.
CLOTHS, CASMMERES,
SOLD BY THE YARD.
Now selling at the
REXalUBIaE: STORE OF
BAYED) LOWESEEM.
fi ENDORSED BV OVER THIRTY SEVtNQ
Sl MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE yfvWSjB
5 J 1 EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE,
CQ1 Paris, 1878
I AND INTERNATIONAL. EXHIBITION, CTl'Hr
PHILADELPHIA, 1876, A?gt&FMrQ 1? IP
J Asbein2''V.)rySTR0NG,SM00TH,nd TfxV L5.IL.JL.
I EXCELLENT THREAD." jm3S$$ t WHMrB ,SSC. '
I ENCOURAGE MFWZ D at
1 iiOME I NDUSTIIV MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. :
B Yy S I N G- tSWARUBmLm,TCDi ASCUTCHririi :
vr!'.r ,1 flU i&Jm&S&iSrMMUS (PARIS. PHILADELPHIA. ;
lfew j'Wraf0 NEW YRK B0ST0"' ::
.liriU8 'If-y
V VONt'II iruuranip -d. JI2 a rl.iy
atlioma inaUtj h Hit- hulu-itilo'i.H
Capital iiot ri'fulrtU , ti 'tart
jou Men, women, tmjs and chh
make money f.isti r at woiU for 114
tliau at nn tbliic tlst". Tho uotkl4
llht it ml pleiuuiit, urji sucli as unjoin' ran lto
rlv'lit nt 'I host' wlio nif hIm- who si't- tills nuil.-i1
'AlLlKCtiil ih thi ir adduis.t-(H ni oikt and n fur
theiiiM-ivt's, Co&tly out lit anl tiiiilnc. uw Nim
time. The t-o uli tuily ul work uiv ijjtnn tin Lii.-c
3ums of luoi.ty, dduss 'J l.t h a to.. Ahkr!-ia,
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
1A vegetable preparation and the chiI mint
rcuieily la the world for lirlirM'M liKeiiM.
fiiiift ii. una Akb Jkiuiivj, JLiur. aim
L'rlnnry DUeuMeM.
irrtstlinonlais of the highest order In proor
Of thee sutements.
CjTJ-'or th rure of IilnlHlc, call for U'ar
ner'i Saft IHnhele Cun.
M"Ior the cure or Itiiuiit't and the other
diseases, call for IYuiiht' Nalo liltliur
Una LiicrCure,
WARNER'S SAFE DITTERS.
ltl9tliebestlllonl Inriflpr. nnrl stimnlntci
t-ry lunciloii lo moro healthful action, uud
8' ia thusa benellt In all diseases.
IWureiM rofi!hu..uiid otherNkln rnit
"" '" vifRea, inciuaiUtf Vuut-tTtt, VI'
ci'i-m. and other Stro.
liepiu. eiittntM of Iho Moinm h,
uiiliAtltiT Iliutiitsaf iciieral lt tll.
My, etc.. lira cured hy the .Sulu llillr. U ii
uiiequaled fta an appetlreraml reular tonic,
iioltlcs of two sites : prices, &u, and bt.oo.
WARNER'S SAFE NERVINE
Qalrkly Kives Itrtt and Mi t p tn theBuirt-nnfr,
rures llrutlm-tio and Ki'umliilit, prtenu
i:pllilt4'l'tu, and relieesNiou
truiluu brought ou by exceninve drink, owr
work, mental shocks, nnd other faun's.
Powerful us It is stop pnlu and soulliodls
turhed Serves, it iiver injures the Byatem,
whether taken m small or lurtfo dobta.
liottlea of two slus; pricea, &Oe, and 8I.OO.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Are an Immediate and active stimului for
Torpid Llvr. iiml riiro Cottlvtncli. DviPeriii. LU
rbas, MftUrU, Fevtr
tod Agu, und h ul. I
l.i iiirtui wheiicv rtho
liuuvls ilu not ruiu
freely and rtcuinrly.
hu svlbrr I'UU rrsulrurh
ftiuall lur ftr ihwruuflt
Murk, I rt !!.' i-(. iiut
t rarr' hiifr Krursllrtftrst
mM bt liruKli.lt k Vt nit n
la Xfilifiuw rrjubrrv,
H. II. Warner & Co.,
I'ruprlctur,
E00H ESTER, N, Y.
J, 1hb4 fur I'sKipLltl
fMlinioaUI..
Oct. a , i-iV. ly
I Alttou.
This romarkabl's
1 irnMlN
, tin-! v 11 cut. m a
I tpiint.turb, ( ill u, ,
I i,r hit Ll ,r nit 11 1. 1
iu
Will f tn t tl 0 Lb 1 1
Iw.tnuit uurii crmiis
liijt loo: No ly
t ril. uvi-frji .11a 1 ill if
J C tlulliti, ot -tH)U in ti t
JunBlhi Iniii.ti.'il null'
: L.A.l.n.),.t.i.nnl, l'rl. 1J1I hcml for lllllli-
. .iiiWi ti, ut'itdJrui. KrntluU'Hu
kin Cure la aoltl bv llrumilfttt. lr
tat&t Ly Vi, 11. J, Kt-bdul 1 Cu., i-uoibufs 1 tut, vimcioi.
WOYKIt imOTliEUS, Bloomsburg, Pa.
I
W N
nrr;
pi 1
1 W V
- -
,v.ni-l. -M!.-l.-..t. ip,1 ..IU- In tn.-ti-nnrk. Plsclpllno.
ini-ociirin i touch. M u.leut. udmlllc I ai au) tlaio. Iloom,
of T.u.lre,.
xovKirirj,
Huts, Caps, &c,
For Men und Boys,
Pearl Shirts,
Under Clothing,
Pretty suits for little hoys,
Cheap suits for Men,
Cheap Overcoats,
Trunks, Satchels, Bags, &c
Gum Clothing, &c.
1 liiie:t Hoial at Vienna and Philadelphia., n
i E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
501 Broadway, JSTcu York.
Mituura'-iurers, liiipjrii-rs A. Ut-.ilors In
Volvet Frames, Alburas.GrapLoscopesi
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS
Ear ravings. Chrome:. Phstorraphc.
Ami kindred trojdit'tli-'LirUk, Actrobse, etc.,
PhotographMaterials
vv are Ilinilauarli'inJorcverj thing lntho wayol
Stero:pticoas and Llagis Lanterns,
K.u-li silf ht-Iiit; Hit- liest nr ltscliss In llio market.
II. ti.iiirjil I'liiiioriiplilu 'rr.inspari-iicU b or Mam.
I roi.-. l.T.ss NlaLUfacllllt-rs or'Vl-lvct Frame
tor Mlul.uu.vs .inU Cuu us (llass l'lctuun.
t'ataloffttes vt ijintcrns and sUiIch. with rtiroc-
tions for uMng, bent on ucelpt ct ten cents.
jau o.'au-iy
Tun JoiiNsnv i:svoyi:.(j u:;.cAsr.
Mn!i nf Iron. britit,fn1'y orn.v
l.i. i.U'l Auj'isi.n 1j hhi'lte .
( li ,ij ni I iiivi x C .niiut
out of o .l.-r. t-'iip 1 1. t. tfei.d
fop co'inlti cin'i.I,.r 1111 1 prleo
list, head -3 cents for o' ! w
lllustitttiHl fatal" 'He of School
luiiiMip F' "t Jiirmt or
T-u h r $hu,thl Adtv if,
lAIIE?., mATT & CO.,
Hdq-:rtcrs fjr .J Crheol Supplies,
JI2 111 U1HM) STXiLLT, NCH' YOUIC.
sept it, ty
X'K 'iliJtH winy o. ji tjriui i j p iutp, 1V
ijinwctj pnu oaarnoi 'uittido 10 twit snue
Hanjp jo; wuj umt (hojj uq oitio-.u uu 0 'I 'U
mflanjd sv loa;jodiin BJDrnono 01 jouxlni
vnn l,uu -iwn Viiuoj3 jo; avj uoii om
UWpilIl.) 3JSV
ync wit 'T80)oj,Aii pin aanq noaoo don
jobi vpuiiqji'iavjkiioAoaioiiiav kj.iiki d0II
auiuvAej(iin3iJj!JjnoJputt,pvj)tninsnvj3y
anoi oifioo; t o.tnJSinol wv 'inooatinoi ji
isnmi inoii tt 'Saiif tny mm jo flainoi 'SmuuLau
ti.UU UJJJSjty jnO 1Vt.Qi4JjpUUJJJIIiiUU'80Il
oU i uu otnooMotifljuaoA o'j ui'aaa noijr
iio.v OAJHOJlHiH- uouiu oil
ono o'ti u.iiji BtionmjQioiSa'JAOjaojQJooinja
-Il'Ui ub Uiujj jJuiiJjjtHBpuu 'Juno oju tio jj
no,v "'"imi.jIM wjJiini dun
fljOMjtiyiapju JinoX aaAo aumoi
irtr jo cctu v jo luaiinitltLpims jno 10 uniJi,
tilt ii( pJUOlftiJA SlbOUiy .tuj i UBWUOJSllOXjJ
MtO. UJO)0SlU WJIJUI dtH
I nuiUB liiduin pjo noi ra.o'qjOMpuiiaj3iniiiio
Uio.j 'joiiiom v jot s3iEailJoii.djaomi ju.
muo i-anHJavo OAvqpma-jjjamnu 11 outj uuS, Jl
uo,aju3 lUuyJiilH don
JVJoau:3ont!iHwau3ia 10 pnn uo?m
HB(o8aE jo fu,nti,. jooJUiuojjauiJJiituwwnoiji '
6iij..iJi1Lj:rivaivA
lluy 8, T9-tf,
ATlVi OTTlll i.onsumptloa & Asthma.
A J-.U I Vyuxvij, Kevcrytt failed. AUOreba
vrllh fctflmn 'HOME FroMhnrtr Mrt c tM
tlrm l.nt Kliul. "iilfwrn nnd thoroii,ii lxjiisip
wm m-i. au....
V. 1-. MU.MCH. v.ot.ff.
Weaver ik Co's Ads.
B'A.Vti'-fMTta
3
We (inirnntc H Id fry tire, t(trn not if how long iUn
Ir grr Inw ilrrjlT rwml It f lvf i(itnt relief, nn1 cnrei tbfl
IP -r . t rnr t. rr In tn m tn to ttitff n h, IT uteri m direr t
t ., I ii in Ii i ii in.' ' .rtoiin. lilrtltt-RD te EUen tf denlrct.
tut i. I k ti a I tn iili.e tl it It lll cure tieo ill
oil i iu Hi- li tin l S ll 'y kll r In uiedlifue, i0
. i - ' i . fr n rt i f r It
.!.UHI. tLT,f;rnrrI at'iit TorCS iin.1 (mm-'iis
i:in I'riuiKliii M., li;)liii.iMir( Mil,
fcept. :9, Ti ty.
INSTITUTE.
rBtabliRhoilinlRT2 for the cure
IOt ClltUtT, '1'ltllllirH, III44TM,
s-nilnLi. nnd hkin l)iBt'H60H.
without tlio ubo of knif o or Iobb of blood uud littlo
iwtlti. i'or lnfuriuatinn, circulam and rcforeueoH,
ttddrcBalJr. 1'. J.. IU.'I, Aurora, Kauo Co., ItU
bept. iy,'7y-iy, Jw.t cu.
7MI5 NEW
RT, A RTIH TIJTTSS
if llu . Tail d.n-i-rinc f'm .11 othtr., ,
ruihah.M. with hwlf-Adiu.linff ll.ll
Id c.nur, dtu Itwlf to .11 tHalllona
cf ths trulv, hll. lh. GA.l tn tha
THE IIHBCB. fthh lubt tr.udio
the Ucnils lshc.4 .ceorrly Say ta Distil, sti 1 ft r.lic.l eqr err
ula. 11 is Miy. dur.bl .n I cltc.p. h,nl Is ...it. Circular.
" Ecsleston Truss Co., Chicago, III.,
sept. IJ. "3 ly
.1 l .t 'U.
QoNStJiviPTiOirJy
ran bo cund ly the continued usti or (Kinnn'st'nd
Licr (Ml ami Lneto I'Hosi.li.ito or l.lme, a cum Mr
rotwnnptkm. t'oiisrli- t'oUH, AMI111..1, Hroncliltts,
.imlnllMT' rul'i'is ill-cisc. a-U jour druM foi
ismnna iihU.iM no 01 hit ijne ims uui 11
I 'end 1 Pottle iinvlu-iT' on receiptor fl
,lfns. I'HVC I INMI W
13 reeriili Avenue, New Yolk.
NOV'Jl,'79-f.!n W
PIAN0Si?
Mo'Mand 11 tf k. ntilv JU0
tii, i;i "tops, :t sets
Nwei's, iooi ami
oaifaarffTO'.i t mk, "niv j-;.r.ii. in' s stop op
can, stool littok, oinv ?.(.:. cncui.ir M-m nee
rtdilrei, lil NNKI.I. .t Mll.I.Klt. U'vi-tn n, i'a.
OPIUfti HABIT
Ciired Painleisly.
The niediciiic h'iM for .1 fimall margin above tlio
et.st of eniiiiiuiinilliiLr All ca-eh treated by hn-Tlal
prcseilpton. Tor lull particulars adUtess thy Dis
cus t re r,
Hit S.I!. COLLI.WS. or
Mrs. S-. II. tolllns, I-a I'ortu Ind
ft-b C-Cm vt&co
5.66
Ail" NTS PISOI IT I'Hl WEEK AVU
piom) It or rorrelt $'iro. fl outfit
me. K. (i. I-'IDLUIT .t CO.. HIS
tuiiun Mieelew York, N. Y. Jw & co Ivb iO-4m
o .MiNTIlrn.1A',ts i.arp, lllustr.itcd pa
jut nni in. vi'ftui'Lt; a ear, ni.ihi
A(ii:.rs uam'i:.). 11. u. hasiim.s-it coruum
itll-'UIl, .1IIIM.
(tbiit.-im wic
iREVARDJMT.y,",S
I I'ilcHthftt licllitm't I'ilo
1 Kettirdy failitucuro. Oix'd
Q itunii'diiiui rt'ln f.ciiri's tiu,c$
j of loutf t-tandint; iu 1 wnt,
and nntlnnrr ftxpii la2du)
?rfillTinw f? ffr'v,1"
ifrttt ifr fiat yrtntrd ot tttnbl-irifa ISU of .S'nntt nn J
lir.J. I if lifer's fixture, Ihil-t. K alK.ttlo. S-U
fiy nUdrnri' -'a. I I'jf umil t'T -i. i. MntFn.M. O..
Nu..-i ,9.-, aid
G1LM0RE & CO.,
IMiU.li.lu.l IS.l.-,,)
PonsioilH. liifiroiisso of Ponsinns
antlalluiiii-rpii.Hs.'Kotuiaiini fur CuWicra and bol
Adilrcb-i wltli tuuip,
(HI.MnilE ft CO.,
iCO 0-tC WaalllUL'toll, 1). C.
a per
Hanging.
WM. F. BODINE,
IIIOM ST., IIKI.OW SB "ONII, 11I.00MSUUK(1,
Is prcpim-d lo do all kinds of
IIOUSB VAIWIIKQ
I'lal.i and ornaim-Dial
PAPER HANGING,
UOTIl nncoiSATIVK AND VIMS.
Ml KIihK (.1 l iiriiKim- Itrpnli
nml mtiile as Kdo.las ih-u-,
'I'll.
.mini; hi t i-ii:st i i,ass woiikmmmi'Ujyei)
Estimates Mado on all Work.
W.M. V. I10D1NE.
Oct, 1.1ST3.
THIS PAPER TS KEPT ON NLH
Ar TtrT? flT-VTnr. ra-ci
TIM1
T,ln phii Ann puia
BUItDlNO
K I EBSEH I
liSn. ti H H 3 B H f
b.J JC. fur AVJJU 1 manua
HANFOIID's IitVKll lNVIaotlATOn "I
Si 1 1 T- 11- .
50
R.sii..T. ".S
HIBs.; ucu" 1,8011
M. in my practicoS
bu s ui iuua oo years 5
witli nnpreeedented resmts! J
S's.- SEND FOR Cincill An
J S. TiWiSANFORDi M.D., MgJSS
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
N
TOIITIIKJIN CUNTltAIj ItAlLv, i
W1XTKU TIMK tauli:.
on nnd after Siind.iv. .lime so. lira. Hn ir.nn
on tbo I'lilinde plila k i:iln Ha lroad Illusion vi. ria
aa luuuns ;
IVESTWAIID.
Eric .Mall lcaics 1'lilli.dclphU If ,,r,
" " llnrrlsburif 4jn urn
" " Mlll.mi')iort sr. a in
" .lerauy slioro li 117 a is
" " imk llaitn u -in a in
" " lluiioio 11 11 u in
" arrive at Erin : a n m
Niagara Express loaves Philadelphia k imi h m
" iiniri-siiurK ll frill lit
" arr. at Wllll.imspurt 2'jjpm
Lock llaiun 3 mi 11 m
Fast Lino leaves l'ldladolphla 11 ro n m
llmrlsburtf 8Mpm
" arrlvo at Wllll.nnsport ; r, p in
" " LockllaM-n 8 40 pin
EASTWAIIU.
Taclflc Express leau-s IXKk Haven 7 rn m
Jt-rsuyniioro r. 1.1.1 lit
" " llllamsport s it a m
" arrivo at HarrlHbiirir inns pm
" " I'Ulladolphla 8 411 pin
Day Express leaves
Ixirk llaen 11 5i .
" ' V llll.nnsHirt 12 411 ii .
" arrive at Ilarrlsburi: 4 11
l'lilludelphU J niu
Erls Mall leaves lienovo h 4
" " Uick Haven Hi 11 1
" " Mllllamspnrt H n 1.
" arrives at llaril-sbur 2 -i 1
" " l'l.lladelplila T 1 1 ...
Fast Lino leaves Mlam-sport 12 u
arrives at llarrlsinirir :i 1 .u.i
" ' l'hll.idelpula 7 4') u In
Eric Mall wesl and Day Express East mil, ic-e
connections ntNorlliumlicrlaud vvltli 1...V, It, 11. ICS
trains for lifce&uarre aud Scranton,
Erie MallWest, Niagara Express West and Fast 1
Line West mako closo connection at Willi' tiKriB
n 1111 r,, u. 11. v , iraius iiuriu.
Niagara Express West and Day Expu 1 Tmn
make closo connection ntLocklluvi-n MltliJ,.KVI
It. li. trains.
Erlo Mall cast and West connect at Er' uitll
trains ou L. y. & 11. S. li. li. ; at Uorry with u.(tl
. V. li. li. ; at Emporium with 11. N. V. .v. I' 11. U.D
and at Drlltwood Willi A. V. Ii. Ii.
Parlor cars will run between l'lilla1elp"a und
,iiiaiu--iHjiv uu .luara r.xpreKS e-,i, nun ui til
yivaa audi. oiut-(iiu) Lure uu itu uiUL iruius
WM. A. IIA1.I)MS",
(ieuerul supt.
"XTOItTHKHN' CENTRAIi itAIIAVATl
i. LU.M1'AN.
ou and after November aotti, 1S73, trains ul.l ic l
suuuui unuiiua:
NOItTIIWAHD.
Urlo Mall B.211 a. m., arrive F.lmlra i
" Cannndalgua 1 tn B
liochesler... 1
Nlagaia.. am
lienovo accommodation 11.10 a. in, nrilic v 1
port 12.15 p, m.
Eltnlra Mall 4.15 a. m., urrlvo Klrnlra 10.20 a
Uutfalo Express 7.15 a. m. arrlvo llufTalo s.r it
hOUTHWAHD.
llulTalo Express 2.50 a. m. arrive llarrlsbur
" llalllmoii -ElmlruMall
11.15 a.m., arrive Harilblmi
11 Vasliln'Kin 11
41 llaltlmore r... 1
" Washlufton
llarrlsburg accommodation
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrive Ualllmoio
Washington c
Erie Mall 1J.65 a. m. arrive Hnrrlsburg 3 115 a. ci
" llaltlmore s.io "
" Waslilngton 10.35 '
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General l'asseng r A;. 'I I
A. J. CASSATT, General .ill
piIILADELI'llA AND ItKAUIXl. 1 ' M
AllKANOEMENT 01-' l'A.l NUeI
TltAIXS.
May 11, 1870.
TRAINS LRAVK KCPBKT AS FOM OWS(SCM'A
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, .
Tamacjua, o 11,43 a, m
For Catawtssa, 11,45 u. m. 7,21 and 7,85 p. n,
For Wllllamsport, 0,23 9,03 a. in. and 4,i p .
TRAINS FOR KCFKllT LEAVR AS FOLLOWS, (S -Ain I
CEFTKll.)
Leavo Now York, 8,43 a. iu.
Leav e Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leavo Heading, 11,55 a. in., Pottsvllle, i,:9p. I
andTamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leav e Cataw issa, c,so 8,50 a, m. and 4,(o p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport ,(,45 a.m,2,u p. ra. and 4,' p. n I
Passengers to and from New York aud Pf'rfil-1
phla go througj vv ithout chango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTFN,
General .Manajir
C. O, HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent.
Jas.lt, UIS tf.
D
ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
ASI
vVESTEKN HAILKOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Time-Table No. ss, Takes effect at 4
A
MONDAY", JUNB 10, 1S7S.
t.,i.-u
NOltTII,
STATIONS.
t itlsciiacs o( tlio Liver, Stomncli f J
i nnd Bowels. It is 1'iiroly il J
; Vegetable. It novcr C fj tlj
J Debllltntcs It VJ 0 0 i
J CMtmrtlo nnd "jjjgj BK VjJ tff '
STonio.' 1 1 fW4' j
1
v
jt ir it
mm
ia.m.
9 35
9 43
, r9
Scran ton
Hellevue
Taylorvllle..
. ..Lackawanna...
Plltston
. . West Pltlston.
Iii "1
Wyoming,,
10 07
mi
ilallby.
.Dennett..
Kingston.
10 IS
s II
, III
M 'II
I
I T -
I S3 '
, i
Si
n "
I ID
s l'
i I"
. I'
is :
II
. , l'
I
,!J s
145 !
Kingston iio SJ
..Plymouth June..
.... Plymouth.,.. 10 2o
Avondalu
Knntl(V,k- Mil !I4
.Uunlock's I reek, lo 42
..hnicksiitnny io
...Kick's Ferry.... 11 07
,..Ueach Haven. Ill 13
Uerwlck 11 '
...lirlar creek
.Willow Grove.,..
,..,Limo ltiagc
...Esnv
11 89
11 45
11 5
11 67
12 IS
. . .llloomsburg.....
Huts-rt
Catawtssa Hrldgo.
umiviuu
chulasky
Cameron
.Northumberland.
p.m. p.i'i'
W. 7, IIALSTKAD. :,
Boportntendent'B omco, scranton, Juno i ""
"yyAINWIUGHT & CO,,
WHOLESALE GHOCEIiS,
ruiUDUrnu,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYltUPS, COFFEE, SUOAlt, MOLA'"sE,'
hick, sricia, EICABB soda, &a., to.
N, E. corner Second and Arcb streets,
fordors will rooclve prompt attention.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
v. so 4 12 u 40
9 23
9 17 9 37
9 04 9 SO
8 5S 3 51 9 SI
8 51 3 40 9 19
8 40 8 41 9 14
11 41
12 10
8 33 3 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 20 8 55
5 12 8 19 8 47
8 04 3 04 8 39
7 51 2 11 8 2S
7 89 2 89 8 17
7 12 8 84 8 12
!!1 IIS 8 00
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 U2 S C4 7 41
0 50 1 57 7 8S
0 50 1 51 7 83
0 45 1 40 7 V9
0 27 1 27 7 11
6 15
8 00 1 00 45
p.m. p.m. a.m.
rrc
Olf
cm
l'n
Bee
llio
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er.
Kir
f. P.
coi
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ocr
111'
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111'
1. W
Re
811
Mil
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Mi
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