THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOBSniWi.' CODMBFA COUNTY i"Al
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Tlic Itepullloan Platform.
Tim Chicago Con vciitioh iiilu'itcil
t ho following jilnlfonn !
Tho Ucpubllcnn-i of tlio tlnltott stiit'i, In Con
Tent Ion tt-tVinblnl, renew their nltr-glanco in Ilia
lirlnclnsiiion which they have triumphed In nix
8urrrslvo presidential election's nnd rongrnliilaK
tho American peoplo on llio attainment of so
many rcAnlls Jn legislation and administration liy
which tho llenubllcan party has, after anting tho
Union, iono bo much to render Its institutions
Just, cqtial and boncflecnt-tho safeguard of lib
erty and tho embodiment of tho best thought and
highest purposes of our cltUcns. Tho republican
party has gained Its strength by quick and faith,
fut response to tho demands' of tho peoplo for tho
freedom and tno equality of all men i for a united
nation assuring tho rights of all citizens; for tho
elevation of labor; for an honest currency t for
purity ,ln legislation, and tor Integrity and acloun
Utility In all denartments of tho (lorernmcnt.
and It accepts anew tho duty of lending In the I alio
work of progress and reform.
Hero Minns a clauso lamenting tho death of
danleld, and endorsing tho administration of Ar
thur.) The TnrllT iMnuk.
We, therefore, demand that tho Imposition of
dutles.on foreign Imports shall bo mado not for
"revenuo only'' but tli.it In raising tho requisite
revenues for tin (lovornment, such duties .shnll bo
so levied ns to nrford security to our dlvcrslilod In
dustrlesand protection to tho rights and wages of
the laborer, to tho end that nctlro and Intelligent
labor as well tut capital, may have Its Just reword,
and tho laboring man his full share In tho national
prosperity.
Against tho so-called economical Bystera of tho
remocratlo party, which would degrade our labor
tothoforclga standard, wo enter our earnest pro
test ; tho Dcraocratlo party has tailed completely
to rcllovo the people of the burden of unnecessary
taxation by a wise reduction of tho surplus.
Tho republican party pledges Itself to correct tho
Inequalities of tho tariff and to rcduco tho surplus,
not by the Indiscriminate process of horizontal re
duction, but by such methods as will relievo the
taxpayer without Injuring the laborer or the
great productive interests of tho country.
We recognize the Importance of sheep husband
ry In the United States, tho serious depression
which It is now experiencing and tho danger
threatening its future prosperity ; and we, there
fore, respect tho demands of the representatives of
this Important agricultural Interest for n re-ad
Justmentotduty upon foreign wool In vlow that
such Industry shall have full and ndequato protec
tion.
Wo have alwaj-s recommended tho best money
known to tho civilized world, and we urge that an
effort bo made tb unlto all commercial nations In
tho establishment of tho International standard,
which shall nx for nil the relative value of gold
and silver coinage.
The regulation of commerco with foreign nations
and between tho states Is one of the most Impor
tant prerogatives ottho general Government, and
the Republican party distinctly announces Its pur
pose to support such legislation as will fully and
etllclently carry out tho constitutional power of
Congress over lntcr-stato commerce. The princi
ple of the public regulation of railway corpora
tions Is a wise and salutary one for the protection
of all classes Of the people, and we favor leglsla
tlon that shall prevent unjust discrimination and
excessive charges for transportation, and that
shall secure to tho people and to tho railroads
alike tho fair and equal protection of the laws.
Protection to I.iilior.
We fato'r tho establishment of a national bureau
of labor, the enforcement of tho eight-hour law, a
wlso and Judicious system of general education by
ndequato appropriation from the national rovo-
nues wherever tho samo la needed.
We believe that everywhere tho protection to
citizen of American birth must bo secured to citi
zens by American adoption, and we favor tho set
tlement of national differences by International
arbitration.
The Republican party, having Us birth In a ha
tred of slave labor and In a desire that all men
may bo freo and equal, Is unalterably opposed to
placing our working-men In competition with any
form of scrvtlo labor, whether at home or abroad.
In this spirit wo denounce tho Importation of con
tract labor whether from Europe or Asia, as an
offence against the spirit of American Institutions,
and wo pledgo, ourselves to sustain the present
liw restricting Chinese Immigration, and to, pro
vide such further legislation as is necessary to
carry out Its purposes.
Civil Service Reform.
The reform of tho civil Bcrvlce auspiciously be
gun under Republican admlnls tratlon should b
completed by the further extension of the reform
system already established by law to all tho
grades of the service to which It Is applicable. The
spirit and purpose of the reform should be observ
ed In all executive appointments, and all laws at
variance wltn the objects of existing reformed
legislation should bo repealed, to the end that the'
dangers of free Institutions which lurk In tho pow
er of official patronago may-bo wisely and effect
ively avoided.
Tho public Unls are a heritage of tho peoplo' of
tho United States and should bo reserved as far as
possible for small holdings by actual settlers. Wo
aro opposed to the acquisition of largo tracts of
theso land3 by corporations or Individuals, espec
ially where such holdings are In tho hands of lion
resident aliens, and we will endeavor to obtain
such legislation as will tend to correct this evil.
We demand of Congress tho speedy forfeiture of
all land grants which have lapsed by reason of
non-compllanco with acts of Incorporation, and In
all cases where there has been no ntempt In good
faith to perform the condition of such grants.
Tho grateful thanks of tho American peoplo aro
due to tho Union soldiers and sailors of tho late
war, and the Republic an party stands pledged to
Bultable pensions to all who were disabled and for
tho widows orphans of those who dlod la tho
war. The Republican party pledges Itself to tho
repeal of the limitation contained In the Arrears
act of 1879, so that all Invalid ,soidlers shall bharo
alike, and their pensions shall begin with tho dato
of disability or discharge and not with the date 1 of
the application.
RcirnrdlMir a Korelif u Policy.
The Republican party favors a policy which
shall keep us from entangling alliances with for
eign nations, and which shall give the right to ex
pect that foreign nations shall retrain from med
dling In America, and the policy which seeks peace
can trade with all powers, but especially with
those of the Western' Hemisphere. We demand
the restoration of our navy to Its old-time strength
and efficiency, that It may In any sea protect the
rights of American citizens and tho Interest of
American commerce, and we call upon Congress to
rcinovo tho burdens under which American ship
ping has been depressed, so that it may again bo
truo that we havo a commerce which leaves no sea
unexplored, and a navy which takes no law from
superior forco.
ywsoiwd, That appointments by the President
to offices In the territories should bo made from
the bona tldo citizens and residents of the territor
ies wherein hey aro tq servo.
neiolved, That It Is tho duty of Congress
to enact such laws asBhall promptly and ef
fectually suppress the system of polygamy. within
our territory and dlvprco. tho political from the ec
clesiastical power or mo so-cauea .Mormon Liiuruti
and that the law so enacted should be rigidly en
forced by the military authorities It possible, and
by tho military It neod be.
Denouncing Houtliern OutniRCH.
The peoplo of the United Status In their organiz
ed capacity constltuto a nation and not a mere
confederacy of states. The National Government
Is supreme within tho Bphera of Us national
duty, but the states havo reserved rights which
should bo fully maintained ; each should be guard
ed with Jealous care so that the harmony of our
system of government may be preserved and the
Union kept Inviolate. The perpetuity, of our Insti
tutions rests upon tho maintenance of ,n 'free bal
lot, an honest count and a correct rbturnj WeUo-(
iioudco tno rraua ana vioicnco practised oyuio
Democratic- party In Southern States, by which
tho will of tho voter Is defeated, as dangerous to
the preservation of free Institutions, nnd we sol
emnly arraign tho Dcmocratlo party as being the
guilty recipient of tho fruit of such fraud and vlo
lenco.
Wo extend to tho Republicans of the South, re
gardless of their former party actuations, our cor
dial sympathy, and pledgo to them our most ear
nest efforts to promote tin passage of such legis
lation as will secure to every citizen, of whatever
race and color, the full and complete recognition,
possession and exercise of all civil and political
rights. j-
Ut-rBcmot Troubles.
rm; U nknown tiiiai.s wiih ii a uo.mi.n i
knimmirh winioiir co.Mi-i.ivr
wnv tiii:y VANISHED.
NYnr llui uliMi) of mm ut tin; must
trying of llm few liol. tliivM of tin pft'A
out ' year s lialt, cure-worn wrikniiti
mlula havo been seen at Ihu window
of libr dwelling apparently in a condi
tion! of complete exhaustion, iter of
torti to meet tho acomnulntud duties ol
household had been meat but un
cssf ill, whilo the c.iio of a sick
1, whose wail cutlld even then bo
benfd, was added to her oilier wiso over
whijlminu troubled. Nntnrti liad done
mtiijh for her and In her youthful day
Iliad been not only beautiful butllio
pohiessor of health such iw is seldom
Bceij. Hut home and family ilulii'n and
tlio I depressing cnri-R which too of ton
ncco)nipauy lliein had proven uniitcr
than her splendid Htivnjith anil slit- felt
nt tjiat iiiotm tit not only thai lifu was
abi rduu but that driitli Mould bn a
grand relief. Thin is no iiim-timl ov-
peribnee. It ih, in tact, a most com-
moil everyday occurrence, aim a great,
prater it contdnntlv nscentiitig from
ihouxaudx of homes of ileliveiniico
froin the dcndlv power which is enslav
ing rio many vvivee, mothers and ilaugh
teisj And yet mcso dunes ot lite in it At
bo met. No woman can afford lo turn
nsldu from tho proper care of her homo
nnd thu ones who arc committed to her
care, although in doing the.o duties she
may sacrifice- her health, and possibly
lifo itself. The expevionco of ono who
successfully overcame such tiiais and
yet retained health and all tno moss
nigs it brings is thus told by Her. Wil
liam Watson, Presiding Elder of tho
Methodist-Episcopal church, residing
at Watertown, N. Y. lie said :
"My 'Wife became completely run
down through overwoik and care of a
sick member of our honsel old, and I
entertained seiious apprehensions as to
her future. Shu was languid, pale, ut
terly exhausted, without apiietite, and
in a complete slate of physictal decline.
And yet she dhrnot, could not neglect
her duties. I havo seen her about tho
house, trying courageously to caro for
tho ones she loved when I could toll,
from tho lines upon her face how much
sho was suffering. Attiuies she. would
rally for a day or two and then fall
back into tho stale of nervous exhaus
lion sho felt before. Her head pained
her frequently, her body was becoming
bowed by pain and all hope or enjoy
ment in lifo seomed departed. What
to do wo could not tell. 1 resolved,
however, to bving back her lifo and vi
tality if possible and to this end began
to treat her myself. To my great ro
lief her system has been toned up, her
strength restored, her health complete
ly recovered and wholly by tho uso of
Warror's Tippecanoe, which I regard
as the greatest tonic, invigorator and
stomach remedy that has over been
discovered. I was led to use it tho
more readily as I had tested the health-
restoring properties of Warner's Safo
Cure in my owti person and I therefore
knew that any remedy Mr. Warner
might produce would bo a valuable one.
I havo since recommendpd both Wnr
ncr'q Tippecancie and Warner's Safe
Curo to many of my friends and I
know seveial Doctors of Divinity as
well as numerous laymonwho arousing
both with great benefit.''
If all tho overworked and duty dri
ven women of America could know of
tho experience abovo described, and act
upon tho same, therocan be little doubt
that much of the pain, and most of the
depressing influences of life might bo
avoided. Such truths are too valuablo
to remain unknown.
Vital uiicHlloiiHlll t
Atk the mo rmmctif ihjttan
Of atiy selinul, whnl Is the best thing lu
lliu world for quieting mill allaying nil Irrb
tntldn of the nerves, and curing nil forms
f nervous complaints, giving natural,
rldMllkit refreshing sleep nlwnys f
A tut llioy will lull you tinheslintlngly
"mcirrn nf Hops 1 I "
UIIAI'TRR 1.
A k nny or all of the most eminent phy.
slchhst
"Y'lmt Is thu best and only ruinifily that
can ho relied on to cure nil diseases ot thu
kidneys nnd urinary organs'; such as
Itrlglit's. disease, dlnbutcs, retention, or In
ability tp retain urine, nnd nil the discuses
nnd hlhncnls peculiar to Women"--'
"And they will tell you uxpllellly nnd
cmplmllcnlly "JIucU III!"
lleneo, when theso remedies aro combined with
othem equally valuable.
, And compounded Into Hop Hitters, such n won
derful and mysterious curative power 1 developed,
which liw) varied In Its oppratlons that no div
ease 'or 111 health can possibly cxKtor resin Its
power, tinil yet It H
Itn mloss for tho most frail woman, woako.it In
valid (.r smallest Child t Use.
A' U Uo salne physicians
"vlmt l. tho most reliable and surest
cure fornll liver diseases or dyspepsias con
Btlpiltlon, Indigestion,- biliousness, tnnhuin
rv'ci ague, &c.,"'ati('t they will till you i
Mndrakt I or 1) vidclion till"
CltAl'TIil!. It
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians, of
JJrlgliL's nnd o'her kidney diseases, liver
comrjlnlntsj severe coughs, called consump.
tlon.ihave been cured. '
)men gone nearly crtwj till
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness, nnd various diseases peculiar
to women.
l'eople drawn out of shape from ixiruelatlng
pangH ot rheumatism, Inflammatory and chronto,
or suffering from scrofula,
EryHpelas I
"Salirheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, and In fact, almost all dlaeas-js frail"
Natluots heir to
Have been cured by Hop Hitters, proof of which
can bo found In even- neighborhood In tho known
world.
t iNone genuine without n hunch of green Hops
on the white labjl. slum nil thevllo, poisonous
stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
UDITOHS HHPOUT
tho Borough ot t'chtralta for tho yoar ending
April 14,
Thomas (iregg, collector, Id account with Cen
tralta' Borough.
Dlt.
To amount of duplicate SJ79 si
$'K79 23
C1C
Ily amount paid Treasurer
" B per cent com. on I1S71.31
" unseated land returned
com. ' '
" amount of exonerations
" balanco due borough
to
1871 39
IM 71
M 04
4T7S
316 St
I2.T9 23
David Wnlih, collector for lssj, in account with
Ccntralla Uorough.
Dlt.
To balance on dup-llcato tor 18S--1 93 45
$!! 45
en.
o n Millard,
lly amount paid
i ruusurer
5 per cent com. on $413.90
errors and exonerations
balance due borough
O. li. Millard. .Treasurer. In account with con.
tralla llorough. I . ' ' , f ' , .
DR.
To amount reo'dfrora' T dregs
COL '. 1874 33'
To amount roe'd from D Walsh , ,
col for W ' 40.') 00
To amount ree'd from D F curry
on uaianco uuo uisu ns ireas-
for 78 nnd 'S'i 14 m
Tobalanco duo 0 11 .Millard , 4t
iouko IJotrroit. "iTos, l liavo a
patient at last, and I am in a terrible
fix." Sympathising Friend "Can't you
understand his disease-1"
"Oh, thero is no troublo about that."
"Then whoro does tho fix conto in T"
"You see, ho is a notorious swindler,
never pays a bill if ho can help it,
and besides lie has no property."
"Well !"
"Well, if I kill hira, I can't get any.
thing."
"Theu don't do it."
"But if I cure him, ho will get
away.''
If women were allowed tho right of
suffrage not ono of them would sell
her voto for a plate of ico cream. No,
emphatically uo. They'd want at
least a quart.
Sulphur lor Stock.
An English correspondent puts about
two ounces of sulphurous acid into a
quart botttlo of water, and gives a ta
blespoonitu ot tins dilution three tunes
per day to cattlo suffering with foot
and mouth disease. In addition to
this, ho bums a little sulphur three
times a day in the stable in whioh the
animal is kept. He moistens the' feet
also with the abovo solution with a
sponge. Ouo mint bo careful not to
use sulphuric acid for sulphurous acid,
as tho former would be hurtful in this
case, instead of cm alive. Uurniug sul
phur in tho stables of healthy cattlo
once a week, he thinks, would ward off
disease.
I havo long been in the habit of giv
ing a neapuiL' teaspoontul ot sulphur
for this purpose to my horses and cows
onco a week, in a mess of meal; also to
largo swine; to full grown sheep about
halt this quantity ; to lambs and pigs
less, grading it according to si.e and
atro. For poultry onco a week I mix
sulphur witli their pudding, at the rate
of a heaping tcaspoonful of tho former
to a gallon ot the latter. Tins keeps
them freo of lice, unless they aro much
exposed to tho parasites on their roosts
or otherwise. Sulphur in moderate
doses, ana not given too olten, is
healthful, and a guard against various
diseases and vermin.
A simple method of burning it is on
a sup of cardboard, or extra stout pa
per. a foot lone; and two or three inch
es wide. Scatter sulphur on ono end
of this, light tho paper and then move
it about tno cattlo in thu stable. Ho
very1 careful ti set nothing on lire' when
doing this. In otder to guard from
lire, if litter is in the stable, it should
be removed previous to lighting tho
sulphured papor. A safer way, how
over, would ho to put some p'iper m a
hollow dish or pan with a handle to it
to take hold of and move about.-iV. I
Tribune.
Now York has twicu as many mil-
liouaircs as any city in tho country
In other cities men pay their debts and
uo nut get ricu so last.
Some peoplo have much quicker
perceptions man outers, but most any
ordinary person uau tell what evenings
a girl expects her beau by the way sho
hxes her hair.
Wkioiit of Milk, Kiu Now milk
weighs eight pounds eight ounces per
gallon, skimmed milk eight pounds nine
ouiioes.creain eight pounds four ounces,
butter milk eight pounds eight and
one-half ounces, and water oiglit pounds
and live ounces, Those who believe
in testing my one lactometer, or any
snecilio gravity test, will observe that
three gallons of skimmed milk and one
gallon of water will have tho same
specific gravity as a gallon of milk.
Millions of frauds have been perpetra
ted by not knowing theso facts and
figures.
"I saw an unusual sight this morn
ing," ho said. "I was riding in a crowd
cd street car, when a feeble old lady
got in, and immediately a person arose
and pplitely offered hero tho seat."
"Is it possible !'' answered tho re
porter, taking out ills noto book. Pleaso
givo mo tho name of thogontlomau.''
"Oh, it wasn't a gentleman, it was a
lady."
It is no longer considered a compli
ment to speak of a banker ns a "lly
business man."
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Dy nint. of Int. warrants redeem-
Lll ' 1 7(1'
liy aint. of Stato taxon bonds 1 47
" orders redeemed as
follows ;
No 237 l'eb 1, 7 7 1' E Duck nails
. te ' '
No col SentBJ'SJWm IUneslabor
.5ixoi7'i lurry Mrouu '.
un .Mar 13 'kJ Chas struuaocr
labor r
No 113 Aug 14 'ai Jas Cannon la
bor Noi?7Augi8 'Si Harry Stroud
labor
No 131 Aug 18 '83 Wm Illues la
bor No 111 Aug 18 't2 Jas, Qannon la-
No 15! Aug 18 '83 Pat Durrah
labor
No km Aug 18 '83 Jllch Ilrcnnan
labor
No ins Jan SI '83 .Wm Illnos labor
No 2i3 .Marie '83 James CaUhan
labor ,
Noail.MariO'83Jamos Calahan
salary
NO 217 Alar 30 '83 David Walsh
excess cotton Imminent
No sit, .May 10 83 Wm.(lrantla-
bor
No 830, siay 10 '83 lUch. Grant
labor.
No vaa, .May io "S3 Hungarians
labor
No v:w, .May 10. 't3 Jno. SIcAn-
drew, labor.
No K4B, .Vuy lu '83 I'at'ck Lan-
gob, labor,
No 230, Juuuii '83 Wm. Orant,
labor,
NO 833, June 14 '83 ' Mich, llarrctt,
l-IUUl,
No JM, Juno 14 'S3 Mich, llarrett,
labor,
No 2-4, Juno 11 '81 Mich. Barrett,
labor,
NoMiJuno, 14 W, Dul. Calahan,
NoaiWju'no 11 '83 1'at'k Lnngon
iiuuuui m ouo, uruut la
bor No 213 June 14 W Mich Hannon
labor
No 273 Junoll na John Navln
labor
No 273 June 11 W Jno. Clarke la
bor Not-.iUJunell ;si Lcddlcoat la
bor No2'.lJnly 14 "63 Jas. Calahan
labor
" 30UJulyl4 '81 Mich. Barrett
labor
" 33S Aug 9 '81 Wm. (Irantlabor
" 315 Aug v '83 Win. Jiulley lo-
buir
" 3M Aug 0 -83 Pat'k Curran la
bor " 31 Aug u H3 L A ltlley & Co.
plank and work
" ,337!-ept 20 '81 l'at'k. Lynch
., labor
" 3Uljbept soWTho.s. Fern Jr.
labor
" 3331 Deo II '83 Thos. Gerraty
labor
" 2 1'eb 18 VI Barron Hart-
miu order book
" l33TAug i8 ui Jno Hanley,
hauling
" loo Aug 18 '62 Jas Cannon la
bor " 173NOV11 won Millard sun
dro " 174 Nov 11 ta Jno Hanloy lo-,
bor
" l,li Nov 11 '83 Wm. Jlrjbon
salary
" 187 Jan 21 '81 (1 w Michaels
labor
" lUVJan 21 "81 Henry Coiwtan-
tl.lt labor
" nij Jan 21 H3 Geo Wills labor
" arj,.Mar 10 hi W II llarlluan
stationery
" visiMur 30 '83 Geo W Davis la-
bor
" 2-JlAprl2'83 Wm Krtckbaum
usllgnmcuts to trua-.uivr
" SMI Apr 13 '81 Jas. calahan
rem. nnlsancu
l .May io V3 Jas. Calahan la.
bor
ssarj
Mar 10 '83 Jos. IIilL-lif s la.
uur
" 2is.May 10 '81 Jno. Han cy la.
bor
" 2301 ay 10 '83 Tho Kelleyla.
bor
" 23l.May 10 'S3 Mich. Barrett
labor
" auwiay 10 '81 Mich. Troyan la-
s'w'ilay 10 Hi B J Dyke labor
V 510'May 10 '81 Thos. Genuty
labor
" 211 May 10 w Jno. McDonald
labor
" 2U.May io '83 Jno. Ihnea'la-'
bor
" 2ii May 10 8J Jno. Dalley la
bor L
" 2lirMaylO'83Micu'. b'Connor
labor
" 2U'.May 10 'tj Jno.. O'Connor
labor
" 2 is J ime it '81 Jas. Calahan
labor
253 Juno uwiMich. Barrett
labor
' 2t,7 Juno 14 '83 Mtclw Troyan
labor . .,
' S57iJuno 14 '83 Thos. Ivelly la
bor 2H1 Juno U m Jno. McDonald
labor
" m June it '83 Jno. Illuos la
bor '
" 265 June 1 1 K) Jno. Dalley U.
bor
" MJunoM 'p Mich, O'Connor
labor
" 2U7 Juno 14 Hi Jno; O'Connor
labor
" 2w Juno it '83 1'eter Bradley
labor
' 270Junolt'sl Win nines la.
Uor
271 Juno 11 '83Jno.Urysou la
bor 11 318 June it 3 Mich, Uakey
labor
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lpnr " SSl luno ll-sl I'.it'k McAli.
chew labor
si Junn 1 1 '83 t'hrlit, Citl
Hliiuluii labor
' irflJuiio nwJas. iMlloiil.t'
uor
SHil Juno 11 'S3 11 1 Ciirmn
niullilng
l"ff .limn II '83 .las. Barret t
aiidlilnir
" SSJ.Iimnirsi tied. II. Cope
mini King
Sill June 1 1 'S3 Thos. lxddl
coat smithing
Mi July 11 'W Thus.! (lerratyji
llbor
sim July II '83 Mlih. llnkcy
labor
sol July II '81 Kuber Valant
lulior
" 302 July uw l'etcr Bradley
labor
" m July 11 Will' Curry la-
" 3 l .inly 11 'SI lliil. Cnlaliah
., litlior
" anil July II '831.l'k. Lnngon
bllir
14 an? July II '81 l'ut'k. Kclley
I it bor
" nil? July 113-1 Jas, Dallonl.t-
iHir
sib July 11 'si ThoA Kelley
Wiwr
3D .fiily II K3 Mich. O'Connor
1.1 Iwr
M2.lulylt '81 Jno. O'Connor
l.ib'ir
310 July II si owen Knnol.i
lKr nil July It 'sl.liio Nlco Inter
labor
318 July II 81 l'at'k. Lnch
i.tixir
3.11 Juno II '81 1) 1' Curry la-linr
" 3)1 June II '81 J I' W Illley
auuiiing
331. "i Jury it "8.1 8 M ltlley map
and grades
323 July 1 1 '83 l'at'k Lynch la
bor aa Aug 9 '83 Jos. Calahan la
bor t2AugO'8l Jas. McDonnell
lalior
Stf Aug 9 'S3 Mich, llakeyla--,
bar
" .M Aug 9 'S3 Itlch. Moran la-
ai?Aug9'83 1) F Curry haul,
lug
33 Aug 9 in TI101 Kelley la-
bor
3i3Aug9'8J Mich. O'Connor1
lnDor
3)1 Aug 9 'Si Jno. O'Connor W-
uor
f.U AugS'SlOwcnKnnoJrla- ,
bdr
a)3 Aug 9 '83 Jno. Ppilnj la.
biir
3.1) Aug 9 il DuL Darrah la-
lM'r ...
3.13 Aug 9 'S3 Thos. O'Brien la.' '
Wr
311 Aug 9 "83 Thco. Kvnns la
bor 811 AUff 9 '83 Uleh. Meek labor
" M3 Aug '8J owen Kane labor
oil Aiigw'BJt-nnsu uixinnor
labor
311 Aug 9 '81 Christ. Krnstbcr
gor labor
B4S Aug U '83 Tlios. Kern labor
330 Aug 9 '81 J no. Nurtnoy 1 1
bar 353 Aug 9 '83 L A ltlley ft Co.
plank and work
Hit Aug 9 '81 Andrew Kane
labor
353 HeptSO ;83 Jos. Calahan la
bor rsqsept 2081 Jno. McDonald
labor
s.7.1 sept 20 e3 D V Curry la
bor 30 Sept 20 83 Mich, Bakey la
bor 3 a sept 3 83 Thbo. Evans labor
" 3c.l Sept 50 '83 Chas. Strausser
111 uur
3jSacpt20 '83 Jas. Calahan
rem. nuisance
r.OS Oct 12 '81 Dul. Hughes la
bor 3cii Oct is '83 owen Kane
work and lmnlier
37lictl2 8l 'lhos. Jdinson
libor,
37U Oct 12 '83 Ino. Conrcy la
bur 37.1 Nov t '83 D O Black bal
ance on settlement ot issa
37.1 Dec 1 1 '83 D f curry labor
3: Deo 1 1 '83 ltobt, I idle cost
oil Crawford Mnllulrn na-n
" 381 Dec 14 '83 J. T. MUllngtou
witness fees and assets '
383 Dec 1 1 '81 Wm. l'elller la
bor .Ml Dec 11 '83 Jas. Colahan labor
" 387 Dec 14 '81 " " la-
uor
5-1 Apr 12 '83 Jas. Dyke cost
as coinnmi.ee 10 a i' uiacKcs-
lee
WSept2083OBMlllardsuh. .
povnas
iW'J.lanll'SlThos. LcdJldoat
smithing
!M.ian 1181 " "
Ialwr'
S'll.Vartl '81 A B l-'ortncr
nails &c
3W JlarH '81 Jas. Calahan
rem. nulsanco
Ml Mar 11 n-l l'at'k. Barren
labor
30? Mar 14 V4 jas. Calahan
labor
80S Tlios. Gregg constable
sun .unr 3784 .ins. II. Thomas
wrMug notices
4JlMar27'8l Jno. McDonald
lbor
401 Apr 4 '81 1) v Curry taking
prltioncrs to Bloom
4(13 Apr 4 'SI o B Millard pow
der io
By balanco duo 0 It Millard on
beuicuicnt lor ishj
a per cent comml'slon on
rsw 33
7 co
S C7
5 07
2 07
(i mi
n no
1 51
1 83
40 00
11 07
1)SI
0 07
12 50
18 00
4 00
2 117
8 07
1 8-1
1 r-1
I 31
1 1ll)
f, 00
21 07
ifl U
0 01
10,00
20 10
18 00
13 31
18 00
n 00
20 CO
I
10 07
9 33
9 33
7 BO
4 00
6 Of
5 33
5 33
1 M-l
2 81
75
8 07
6 01
S 31
111 64
3 75
5 07
4 33
2 50
1 K3
0 00
1 50
8 23
1 33
1 S
25 53
4 00
7 II
2 50
7 2J
7 50
1725
9 30
3 70
" 8 00
30
fl 10
4 50
4 00
3 CO
1 1 CO
4 00
45 83
SPKER'S
PORTUGAL CRAPE WINE
Also
UNITUMUNTKII (lltAI'l! JUICH.
I'ntdlntho prlirlpal Churches for Communion.
Hxri'llcnt for lVmules, Weakly lvntons nnd the
IT WHlBSia. aged. U3 aCB
8peoi's Port Grope Wine!
FOUR YEARS OLD.
rpliiHOHt.fciiil.vrEn wiNRIstho pure juice ot
I the dead rlpa oporto (irnpo, raised In sheer's
vincyhrdij 1W Invaluable,-
Tonls aai Stronslh:nlng Proporties
nreunsurnnRHi'dhy nny other Wftio1. Being pro
duced under Mr. spoer'sown personalsuperilslon.
Us iurlty nnd genuineness, aro guaranteed by tho
pilnclpil Hospitals and Boards of Health who have
examined it. Tho youiigebt child may partako ot
It, nnd tho weakest Invalid uso It lo advantage;
It lsiarilcularly benellclal to, tho aged nnd
debilitated, nnd suited to tho vai (6us allmonts that
atTcctthe weaker set.
It is In every respect A WINM'o BE HKI.IF.U on.
Spaer'a TJnfernianteJ Gr,xp3 Juioe-,
Istliejulcoof tho Opoito Crapes' preserved In
Hs natural, fnisli, siveet tstnta nslt rum.frn-n tho
press by ftimlgallon, Iheabyue.strojlngtheexcl.
ter ot feriiiuntailon. It lspeifeetly pure,, free
fiem spltlts and will keep In nny climate.
Sosor's Burgundy.
Is a dark rich medium Dry Wine used by the
wealthy classes as a Table or Dinner Wine, nnd by
physIClaus In rases where a dry wine lnstoad of a
sweotjport Is desired.
Spaot'ti (Saoiallto) Claret.-
Ishildlnhlgh'ejtlmatlonfor its richness ns a
Dry Tiblo Wlue especially suited for dinner use,
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
Is nilno of superior Character nnd partakes of
the rloh qualities of the grapo from which It Is
made.) p
Spoor's P- J. Brandy. , .
18 A I'UHE distillation from tho grape, nnd
stands unrivalled in this Country for medicinal
purposes.
it hi? a peculiar flavor, similar to that of tho
grapes fromwhich It Is dtatllled,
s?? that the signature Of ALFnUl) SPfcUlt, las-
salo N1. J., Is over the cork of each bottle.
S0JUD BY O. A. KLE1M.
, . AND BT DHUaOlSTS KVERWHEItE,
Sep..'8-'83ijr.
SA'J.ESMEN W ANTED
I'o sell Nursery Stock for tho ltooker Nurseries.
Established mis. Liberal hai.aiiv AMI ll'-i
IU.nnh- paid l'erinanent employment, send
fortenns. 11. u, minium co.iipanv.
iMayv3.3m Kurlii-Hii-r, N. Y.
1 .
ahveek at homo. J3.00 outfit free. jay nn
vllutelyRure. Nortsk. Capital not required,
la-ader, If you want business nt which ner.
klll. nf ..H 111.- I ....iiiii. nl.l ...... ........
great pay all the time thby work, with absoluto
certnlaty, write for particulars to II. Ham-utt &
Co.,-Portland, Malno.
Dcb21-ly
' $2503 '70
l'INANCIAL STATEJ1ENT.
Dlt.
To amount or ordersoutstnndlng ' '
nisi. it;u l iwi ,y
amount ot orders Issued dur
ing year sua Si
tavo 01
CIL
By amt. ot orders redeemed 1 193 lb
uuibiuuaiug ior
1KRI 111a rji
" amt. " ' " from
previous years 033 35
$3550 07
LIABILITIES.
Amount of bonded debt - 12000 01
"' "coupons outstanding 5-160
" , " orders " aoia ui
naianceuuou i aiuiaiu 11
$14717 W
ASSETS.
Amount due by Jno. Moran treas
for '76 80 41
Amount duo by 1) V Curry trcas. '
for '80 52 22
Amount due by 1) Walsh col for
'83 477 CO
Amount due by Thos. Gregg col.
ior B-i xia ai
Liabilities more than assets mil so -
$14717 98
Wp'tbfl aiiilltors lor tne loroucrli of Centralta.
havo examined the abovo accounts and llnd them
t ) bo correct as stated.
jar BAnitim. 1
J. I. W. ltll.KV, J-Audltors.
B. I. CUltUAN. J
Are you falling, try Wills' Ueiltii lt.
xnria, a pure, clean, wholesome
T03XTIO.
Tor Brftln.Vrrep,Ptratch.TJrer,KI(1itoyiij
Lbnei. AaUncqualotilavltforaut. Cures I
li - ' - ' 1 i'i ri'iMi-i I
i-i jc c jjrjyjrcsxja.,
I Headache. Fever. Actio, Chills.
QEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
"Nlco to take, true merit, uneqaalcd for I
iukhu UIVtH foa Miunij
muaio, nuivui
A,i,.llP."-a
Dtis Woakness.l
Inlaria. LaiinoB, Kcxual Decline:!
l.op per hot, 8 for !6.C0. at DnipglsU. B
; a. wills, jcrticy city, a, J., 1
Buchu-Paiba
ltcmarkalilo Curo of Catarrh of the
Bladder, Inllammatlon, IrritaUonof Kid
neys and Bladder, Btono or Gravel Dis
eases of tho l'roitita Gland, Dropsical
Hwclllnro, Female Diseases, Inconlin
rnce of Urine, all Dlsoahos of (ho nenlto-UrlnaryjOrganslneltlu-rsex.
For Un
healthy or Unnatural Discharges use
alio "Chopin's Injection Ij'leiir," each 81.
, Kor HtTMILIS, t-Iihcr oontraeted or
hrredltarr lalnt. ue Chanln'a tonstltu.
nou wiirr nyriip, i.iviKr iiQiiie, anu
Clliapln'a HynhUIllo 1111s. t2.00i and Cha-
pin's Byplillltlo Balvn, $1.0). 6 bottles
by nip, 2 of I 'ills, 1 Halve, by Express on
receipt of tio.oo, or at Druzginu.
1-1 H. Wilij, Jcnuiy City, N. J U. fl. A.
BOOOIIAgentswantedlirilJ
to bell the First AUTIIK.N'TIO B'ographloa ot
BLAINE & LOGAN
By the eminent scholars. H. . I. ItAMsDELL and
BEN I'Klll.uy POOltE. TUB iieople demaudi Uils
work because the most reliable, complete, later
ehtlugund richly Illustrated. It contalus nearly
00) 1111. : lino steel nortralts. Will bo tlrst out.
sell fastest, and pay biggest prutlts. Bewarq ot
unreliable, catenpeuny books. Write at once to
Hubbard Eros., 723 Ohostnut St., Fhila.
p. a outfits are ready, Send 50o, tor oue and save
time,
Juuol3-lw d
HIS'
SIAFFQRO'S
extra BLACKING
Gives a MORE BRILLIANT SHINE
, THAN ANY OTHER.
IN ;boxes which prevent
SOILING THE HANDS.
(8 OLD BY ALL DEALERS.
S. S. STAFFORD,
J New York.
CATARRH Hay Fever,
Is a typo ot catarrh
having peculiar symp.
tolas. It Is attended
by an lnilamed condl
tlon ot the Unlngmem
branoot tho nostils,
tear-ducts, and throat,
affecting tho lungs.
An acrid mucus Is se
creted, tho discharge
Is accompanied with a
painful burning-hensa-
uoil Tiieronro bevcro
spasms ot sneezing,
treipieut attacks of
blinding headache, a
watery and lnilamod
state of the eves.
Kly's Cream Balm Is
n remedy founded on n correct diagnosis ot tho
dlsouse and can bo depended utiou. 60cts.nt druxr-
gists yvi cts. by mall. Sample bottlo by mull 10
cts. klv Buos, owego, n. y.
1 rn ommeiiu in iuu-,0 suiienng iui i navi-i
with Uay Fever, Kly's Cream Balm. I havo tried
nearly) all the remedies, nnd give this a dot ided
preference over them all. It has given ine luime-
uiato rciiei. c i. bTEi'iiFNs,,uaruware Jiercuani,
Uhacq;, N. Y. JuneiM-lw
C51,VYIH Hl'KCII'XC 3IKUICIN12.
TRADE MAHK Tub GiikatKno-TRAOE MARK
LIS1I HKIIEUr. An
unfailing euro for
Seminal W oak.
ness, spermator
rhea, Impotcncy,
nnd nil Diseases
that follow ns a
senuenco of Self.
Abuse; us toss of
Memory. Unlver.
BEFORE TA.KIMfl.sal Lusultuili'.AFTER TAKINR.
I'nln la tho Back, Dlinnus of Vision, 1'iematiiru
(lid Age, and many other diseases that led to lnsa
nlty of Consiimpilon and u 1'reinaturu Grave.
flKwuiiE of advertNemonts to refund money,
when (iruggthtKfrom whom the modlcluelj bought
ifomjlf-iiwl, but referyou to tlio nuiiut.viu -titv
alia tho reiiulix-ments niv such Hint tiu-y
nroivnium. irevri: compiled with. Sco their will.
ten gujirantee. A trial of Ono single package or
iiay'H?'H'ciiic win coutiuw vuw uiosi. uucpue.u ui
lis real inci ltH.
(inwlcmtnt of counterfeits we h ive adopt od the
VultnvJ Vl-rntiti.ip . I liu .iilv i.tiit ill m.
Full particulars In our nainnhlet. which we
desire I o sond free by mall to every one. SWl'lut
bneeltie .Medicine is sold by nil unigu'lstsnt It
iter package or 0 packnes for f 3, or will m seiu free
uy mail mi uiu nivi ilii. ui inn muiivy, uj iniiiii'k.-tiuj;
mi.iiu.M ,i i, un i. r, 'i., iiiiuaiu, a. i.
souiin nifvimauurg uv nil fl iutciais.
UI!iTS UU.VI'I'II I'OU THU MVliM 01
5JIJAINK and LOGAW
KyCci; Tuos W. Knox. Dutsi'llsaU othem 10 to l.
Autlicntle. Imuanlil. complete, tho ;i'.i nml
VheaiMft. 5 Opagesfl.WI. Mils Ilk irhtHir, Ml
uer rent, to Agents, mum five, ffrianu mm.
AddrrI (llfiwv tho I lirl I'.inl I 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - t:
llaiifojd, 1,'Q n.' June 1,1 I w. d
wanted fur Tho Llvm if all tli-il'md
il'uiiHot i-li-i r s. I'hi lirrint, hin t.
vi'Wtt b -5t imn j tut sold for lews th in
twleii our pilco. 'I'n - ra.iiii.L Hiiihn.
book Id America, Iiiiuii'Iivj nroilt-i to aifents. AU
Intelligent p.-uplo want It Any mio can hecoinu a
hucciisiiui ageiii, icniH iroe, lui.i.Krr u hik Co.,
i-uriiiu i; .u.unu. ilea i'l-iy
Cauti5nto?arm?n:& Dealers.
tf.i tor safety In, procuring your
aOCOLE
oot.LnaH.ivrnwAn.i, w. s,
inDBjudenls from IVnnnylvaiila In isttl. .Mori
imwII (liiigr.lduales than nllnllu-r schools cum.
blneil. L uKeluilarslilp,io. Wfllo for circulars.
LOLL.MA.s ,t ifLM8, proprietors.
JliholJ:iw r
Ali OK JOU J'lMNTINO
AT THIS OKKJOli, -
till iwP'
r"fr,m-TT1 UlVViVL V '
Y
-vflWVTI
tr:a'fsr
J'i, g'AMT'ZlEM,.
i- jllie Cileliruli'il ClilcldiliiK, tvi'ift fi
loili, nnd VosciVl Sou I'lauiH. Woilil.lt!
nntvninl l'Atey Orj ns, Violins, At'cnrilcniis
nml Slifft Muslti. CVlebtiilcil While, Ntw
lllll Arm Dntls, iNuw Home, ltoynl St.
Joliir, nml I.lalil ltunnlnir Uomestlc Setvlnj;
Milt-Ilium. W-illus, oil nml ultnclimeuts
for nil lnuki-8 of Scwllij! Machines.
cMAIN STREET,)
r r:
'Mil' IIAIII'i
sSJri.' it3W(- only thoso hnvini
IWr linnilnt of nur tkauk uauk
-!yjVVi thereby savo lufrlngement feqs.
rt l-'uiii ugue giviu
tlph furnished free by Mtvs an
A. J. M I. LISl-OMI'ANV. 'Itlliunr. I'n.
Also.i.Mf'gs SellU' Moiin'cd & Filiating Harrows,
Agl' ijttels, i I'lu'i'l Fencing, jtoad Graders, &c
iff yoi
FOIIK
theivun nn
and
cata oguo giving reliable infOfwiU
u rrop-i., ,
A DVl!ltTISi;ilSbvnd(lres.-.nirOI-:o. 1. llflWKM
. (Jo., 10 Spruce St., New York, can learn the
exact noat of any proposed lino ot ADVKIITISING
iu Muuricuu ewbpapers. 6i-juu pago I'ainpuiet,
iwi auuv
fl-l?rn i?P Q f tho lato'waf who weie refused
ULTluiJlVOimv lor the tlmo Ixitwenn il.iiimf
commltislou andonictal inusti-r, will nud Hto their
tutercht to roiumuiilciito iiromptly, au wltth luiv
IWnri', with .McNKILL & lUKCIl, Alidriieysund
Sollcliors, Drawer J57, Washington, D. U. Kofees
in auvauce i uonoiauio aoaung : lugnest ix'tereu
(es, JunolU-tw d
lKMIK A
Hllli!
eated wlthn
A r'U?'tv.Ttr't2 ore treatei
sunim)--"--- Jlliat Is unexam.
tiled lu what U now for the first tlmo oireied theui
bylhe I ITl'.KAItV I i livoi.ti-no.Ni
Bomnofl jthobehtiituud- Ivunl books of tho
worm, Biiperniy iiiusiraii-d, iteiuy lxiuini, retailed
at a infra traction u! torniur lirh es, IJIG 1IH-
cOtLNTHandi'xlusHoteriltory glvuu
SutKipzems. km page catalogue tree, write nuiok,
oiin If. Ai.uKN, PublUher, m I'earl St., New Voik.
juuoiww u
Y1LES
CAW WOW 1813- SlGffiiV
m ,i vs nil ' 1 ( I
I 'i ' i-f nl ,1)' .i' I -
AT!
ui
lHl 1
. -)l J'
ji ' 't ij n'li
id'!
THE
SIERCH 4 WT ! -TAILOR.
WEBERHAJj-DOTAMT
IP IAKTOS,
INK, INLAID FHKN01I WALNUT CASK 0K0AN, 9 STOPS, $l0 UASll.
Easy Tci'm.
I
Hatlxlitctldii Ounrnntrccl.
bacon's pi:vnsro ware rooms,
MDSIO HALL RLOOK, MILKES-EARUE, PA
,TiiEel I
SECOND
SERIES
OSWORD CONTEST!
KNTKUTAIM.NG AM IN-Tltl'(JTIVK I'AKTIMF- IAIMUM.Y IM'ItKASLlI M'MIIUUS OF
Olo( to th grftt luQeeii of our formei WtiX Couteit, which tiplrei iltj lit, tad tb miar reqoeiti of rcriooi
ho iw oar oStr loo Utt to eumpett, wt conclud 1 to o(Tr th fuiiowioi j&itul&t eav trticati to tb ptr iom mlicc
ui th! lwjeit Uiti er nwdi Uom tha Utters eomrllii( the nordi i
" USE DAY'S SOAP ONLY."
l.b Pollil old tvatcli H'orlA lliu
liJ. MiiiinlBofi.t Tc Kit nnd Halri-r.... lou
B.J. llluraond Kur.rlne.... 7i
4IU. I.uJl'. Hold Wlltoh Ml
blh. Uenl'. Ill.mund fart l'ln.,.1
ntli. rii-Kant lUtlaizlceuutcrrirttKionsi-upuis
Tth. YolUt Htanl,irTib bftiiDLiv.il Jt.elbrtwcrltl
Klh. Fruit KlunJ. r.lch. r,lu or Anbr Olill
. lh, Telf u-T-te "i t, rl""- Ito ot lull:
llllli. Ilelf fu.ter, Chi.dlUii.U
lltk. lceritber,8qti.,ciiutl Dubl.w!Ul
Ittlh.' Ifrult htani, llock Crjittl Cut ULm".
Worth
1T
IIS
IO
111
T
T
IOO BOXES,,AMV; PREMIUM OF S20
let th ceuit Hit with rwctt crrerifproTlledih lliihi.tit.tr th number er word et th LIbcitcoiDtitUcr,
COM1ITIONH.
Tint. All lUii mait b fall; rrsp'-i ni MCsmpkoied bj two etfct uttpp for Mtarn poittit, (tatetnent that yea
tr ntlfif 1A'H H(tAllo your fttuily, utm unl kdJretr grocer from hom you tur It, nutubtr bf werdiln llit,
a4 our nm nd 4Jreti, &I1 to b written on uq htet of pkcr. iujitrl frou llat.
Bfqd, Word omit be wrlttto pliloly, numbered, tod t.t-nabrtlatlly rrtoied. Th blographlc-l Dmi, Bttatl f
flfltloo, B-rlptur proper nimci, modern toraribleal name, and ChriitlaD Dttuei, muit boolaiiltled ifinratily.
' Third. Only word found lu Wcbiur'a or Wrcmera dlatloQarj amltted I tbit will Include any word from th tint
to the lait with th eict ptluDi of rreflit and, autDie ai lejiarai rd and obivlel vord I vvtlt of itm ip1Udi,
Ml dlffttrtot mtinlaf, tob uiil but one.
fsarth. fluraleor all or-ii almtttedvieeptbloKrarhleal nam(i,iiamer fletloa. tV rip tor proper namti, modirn
Itcjrtphloal naueri, and CbrUtlan namei, but arxntrophe denttlnR pciifitlT as r otberwli cot admitted,
riflb. Ko wordieoaoted onlei tb letter eomrrUioi them are contained lo, IIAY'H tiUAI UhLV. that
l, any ora baflni orer t A', 1 X, 1I, 1 O a. IV, 5 B a. 1 U, I N. I Ul Ya. will & tbrown out " B"
Hiilh. Ill Uiti molt be In by December in. aud the Treniluma will be awarded lie. !tfiu.
Heieatb, rrtmluma will be jltea to rotation accfdloi t th larift Una of worda.
Flfbth. I.Uti moil not be aent In rolU. but rut tn eneelopea. I
Moth. Uall or aend Uiti toour York Ottire, 1S0-X KeaiU Blrett,r our FhPadelphta Offl, 11S0 ITeward Btreet
Th 11 A V'H SO A 1' haa beta larcely told by Wholeial and Retail Qrootra througbuut th I cited Blatei for fir yeara,
ndwhtrefcr Ita merit arc koown It enjayt uubounJed popularity hotwIibnaDdluK theee facta w bate melted
ri-aoy hundred letter a from renons In our furtntr eonteat. comvlalnln (bat their grocer all not keep DAV'H op, ud
a many loitancea refuted tlatly to lupi-ly their cuitomira wltblt) tt only alandin-f In their on Ila-nt, but del of ua
rat Injuitlou It 1 to be hoped, aud ft U alio our deilr. that conteatanta will um every eflort to har tbelr roeeri
aupply them, but la can they will not, w wk 111, on rectlpt of l,UO, forward io oy part f th 1'nlted State, taat of
UUelaalpal Itlter, txpreo prepaid 10 oak. Including Ihra of our Beautifully rtnbouid 1'lctur Carda.
. Tb 1A YH hi) A I U tho pureat at.-t beat aoap male. 1 Ita uh y.a baf uo rtolllnf , Bval Una;, or Hard Rubblor.
It UUr, fu I, and clothra. r will f-thH MV II the l A V'N HOA doea not do all we claim fur It If uied ai tb ii
ttetlonaarlrra on the wrapper. Brautlfully Kmboited Tlotur Carda of many different deifzua ilian. lianufaoturad be
' DAT b Fill UK t Uil, 17M, IW i l.U Uow.hu tit. k UH, Uii, iHl, UVi ijff Wf latw "jj" , ii"!V
Juno 13-U w
KXCHifiNGB HOTJ3L.
W., 1 R. PROPRIETOR
j B-O0MSBUR!J,'PA.
j OI'l'dSirErorJItT IIODBK.
Iwit amt eonvoulant sample rooms, n.ttli rooms
liut au vuM watur; ana ull moilvrii cuiivi-iileiiueu
Berwfek H-Dtel
oitosite I. a ji uki-ot,
Fred Iloycr, Prop.
BErW!Ck pA.
M
Tlio travclllns public anil vHltow to llcrwlolc aro
i'0-.nirU lly lufoimi'il Hint tbo umli-rnlirouil lias
tal.ua (lie ubuvu old i-htalUluil Ik-i-nni'd liouto,
which ie liu locftiitly muni up In ilrit I'lubu stylo
ami lio ulluta uci'oiniiioiUtluui i-uual to any,
'I lie bar is uuppUoil Willi tliu choicest ales, wines,
ll(Uom uiij cigars.
Gpod Stabling Accommodations.
May u 3m
The tnot popular rcort on tlio Hiisiiut-iiamia
ltlvcr Is tlio Wuiiwaltopeu Valley Hotel, Nvapwal
lopoiiwLriiuCUf.l'a. '
Thlsliouso Uas boen tnorousiily ronovatod-and
m HUH uii with every eunveuluiices for tra
ve ers,, tourists, hunting und llshlnir parties. Itls
delluhtfully Hltuated In the mldit of a beautiful
bcctioi( ot river and momitala scenery iu cloae
proxliijily to tbo laraou '
Council Cup
and snoolal Inducements aro offered to all who
dutJro !it;reatlon combined with tlrst class ac
coiiunaUtloiii 'j'ho bar supplied only with the
choli-(t, wlues iiod liquors, excellent stablo ac
commodations, bgats to hire se.
io ExXOryi0rTE tJE,
April S5-o ui
Rend bin cents for nn.KlnL-f. nnn m.
ceivo free, a costly box of yoods whloli
will help you to more money rlirht
I1WI1V til fin ,1 11 Vl hint. Hln In lil j i.-akI.!
Alt, ot Miner tex, succeed from tlrst hour. TUe
broad road to fortune oponi before tlio workers
absolutely burc. At ouco address, TUUB & Co,. Au
fc'usta, Wttiuo, Deusi-iy '
(MPffi rid
tAXT.RO AD TIIVTH TABLUi
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Pliiladolpliia & Erio R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Nl
TIME TABLE,
In ertLct May istli, 1831. Trains icavo Sun
burj'. KASTWAllI),
9.45 a. m., Pea Mioro Kxprcss (dally except
Sunday), for llariisbun: and Iiitermedlatestntlons,
nrrlMns; nt I'hllndelplila3.l5 p. m. j New York,
G uo p. 111. ; linltliiiou-, cio p. m. j Washington,
B.ao p. in., t'oniH-ctiiij,' nt l-hflndclplila for all ucu
Mioru points. Hitvugh pastsencer coach to
riiiUdclphla.
S.oup. in. Dayexpicss (dally), for Hnrrlsburti
nnd liiieriucUlate btaUuns.nrrlvlug at Philadelphia
V.25 p. in. i New ork, io.-jo p. m. i ltaltlmore.
7.!W p. in. -, Washington, b.45 p. m. Parlor car
through to l'hllailelphla nnd passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia aud llaltlmore.
H, V0 p. in. Wllllams-port Accoinmodatlou (dally)
for llarrlsburg nnd nil Intcimcdlatu nations, ainv
lug at Philadelphia a 15 a. m. ; New York iuo n. m.
Mivplngoar accommodations can bo secured at
llarrlsburg for l'lilladelphlaann New York, on sun-day-
a throiigh sltcplngcar will bo run; on this
train from Wllllainsp t tol'lilladelplila.l'lilladelphla
pasbt-ngcrs can icmalulu sleeper undisturbed until
f n. m.
S.3J n. in. i:rla JIall (dally oxcept .Monday)
for llanltlniiL' and Intcnnedlato stations,
arrHlug nt Philadelphia 7.W a. m. New York,
11.S.-OU. in. i lljltlinoro T.tOn. m. ; Washington, 8.tiu
n. mi Hirough l'ullinnn sleeping cars am run on
this tralu to Philadelphia, Ualtlniore aud WusUlng.
ton, lind through passenger coaches to l'hlladel
phlaand Ualtlmorc.
WK3TWAHD.
S.lDa. in. lMa 3lall (daily except Sunday), for
Erloand nil liilcrinedlalu stallons with through
1-ulltnnu l'alflcu car and through passenger
toadies to Urle, and through l'ullmuu 1'al.ice
carsto Kutralo via Kmporlum. On Sundays this
trail) runs to Itenovo, with Pullman Palace car. to
Wllllamsport and passenger coaches lo Itenovo.
1'or Cnuanilalgua and Intcnnedlato stations,
ltoches.er, liurfaioand Niagara Falls, (dally except
Sundays) ulththiough Pullinau Palace car aud
passenger coaches to liochester. .
10.15-News Kxprcss (dally except Sunday) for
Iick Haven and Intcnnedlato stations, un Sun
tlaH this train runs only to Wllllamsport.
I. 1D p. in. Niagara Kxprcss (dally except Sun
uayjifur Kauo utid Intermedial!) btatlons with
through passenger coaches to Kane, .i'or Canan
dalgpa und principal Intermediate stations,
ltoeiu-htcr, llullnlo and Niagara Tails with
thiotiglipissenger coaches to Rochester and Par
lor ctu- to Watklns.
0. 56 pj m. l'ast Una (dally except Sunday)for J!e
no(o and InteimeUlale stations, and lilmlra, Wau'
klus and Intermediate stations, with, through pas
senglr coaches to i(cnoo and watklns.
THl(OU01ITItAINS 1-OllSUNIlUltY l'HOJITIIE
EAST AND SOUTH.
Ncjvs Kxprcss leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a.m.,
Harrtsburg, ij.iu a. m. dally, oiilwug at suubury
,,,,, . Nlngnia Express leaves
I'hlladelplila, 7.40 a. m. j llaltlmoie 7.30 iu in. (dally
except sund.1) nrrlMug at sunbury, l.io p. in.,
Willi, thiougli l-ailor car fioin i-hllauelphli
and thiuugh paskaaiger coaches from Philadel
phia and luiltluiuie.
i'utt Line leaves New York aoo a. m. ; l'hlladel
pulaill.iua.iu. ; Washington, U.4U a. iii.;Kaltl
inoni, 10.51 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving a
sunbuiy, o.!U p. in., .with through passenger
coaches Irom ihlladtlphla und ltaliliuore"
Hi leJlnll leaves Ni!w 1 ork KU0 p. m. ; Philadel
phia! U.-o p. iii. ; Washington, ly.iop. m. ; Haiti,
niuio, ll.-D p. in., (dally) nrilvlngat .suubury 6.10
a. in., with through Pullman sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, , nsliliigion and lialiluiure nud
thi-uugh passenger eoaclua from Philadelphia.
Sleeper f I uui N ashlngluii i uus dally except sun-
nllNIMIUY, llA.I.UTON ic MI,lvHSIlAltItH
ItAll.lttlAI) AMI MIltTII AMI WKST
llltA.M-1l HAIHVAY.
(Dally except Sunday.)
llkeobarre .Mull le;ies sunburi' 10.50 a. m
nriling at llloom Kerry 11.S7 a. in., Wllkes-barro
12.t5p.rn.
Expiess East lea es Suubury 5.33 p. m., arriving
at llluuin l'erry 0.30 p. m.. wilkes-barre ttou p. m.
suubury .Mall Rates llkesbanuio.3u a.m. arrlv
ingut llloom Kerry is.ui p. in., suubury li.55 p. in.
1. xpress t est leaves i Ilkes bano ti.45 p. ni nr.
living ut llloom l-'ciry 4.15 p. in., suubury 6-lu p.
C1IAS. E. PUOII,
Ueii. .Manager.
J. It. WOOD,
(Jen. Passenger Agent.
JpHILA DELPIIA And KEADING KOAl)
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
.MaylO 1831
TKUKS L1VK HUfKKr iS KOU,OW8tSDUV
KlCii-TD.
For New York,Phlladolphlu,ltoadlng,I'ott8vllle
Tarauqua,ic.,li, Ua. in,
For,Catalssa, ll.-o . m. ii.u and 10,-w p. m.
for, Wllllamsport, ,Di 11.45 a. m.nud 4,o p. ta
For Lcwlsburg and Suubury, 4.0ii p. in.
IHAlNS rOK UUr.itl llltl A3 tULLOWS, (SCWDiY
Axgsrrsn.)
U-e New York, U. Tauiaipja 9,oo a. la. and
Ma. Uound llrodk Uijuto 1,45 a. in.
Leavo Philadelphia, ti,50 a. in.
Luj.o ltoading, l),M n. m., Potumlle, li,S p. u.
'and Tatnaiiua, l.ns p. ta.
, Lea. cCiitawUBa, ti.su 11.15 n. m. and 4,uop.in,
Leavit Wimaini!port.8,46a.m,4.0S p. m, ana 6.10 o. m
Leave sunbury l.l'j)i. m.
" U-wlsburg4.4l p. in.
Paseniera to and truai Ptilla lelphla go throuh
lthojitchango of'cara.
J, B. WOOTTJUN,
0.0. Hancock, General Manago,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan, io, issi tr.
jrjliLAWARE, LAC! JvAAV ANNA AND
WESTEltN 11A1LHOAD.
UI.OO.MSI5UHG DIVISION.
SOUTH.
a.lii. a.lii.
b 5(1 U 40
5 55 U 4J
b 01 11 50
0 Wl 0 57
0 17 10 (11 :
li S3 iu ou :
ti :ih ill 14 :
II .14 10 17 3 uo
(I Sil 10 SO 3 0.1
li 41 10 Si 3 IM
6 48 PI Si 3 06
li 50 It) 20 3 11
II 55 10 m 3 15
7 Oil 10 37 3 SH
7 to 10 41 3 HI
7 VI 10 4S U 31
7 St 10 IV 3 45
7 47 11 10 3 67
. oa it io i iw
NtJUTII.
p. iu. u. ut. u. ui.
1) IU 1 30 0 5
S , 1 1 25 'J 1-Jj
ti 41 1 til U 14
8 411 1 l.i U
H 31 1 115 8 511
8 ST t ll 8 5.1
8 W 14 51 8 41
8 I. II 31 H l
8 IJ J 4"i h 10
1 08 li II 8 35
8 08 II 44 8 S5
a in pj 30 :,u
i m ij . 8 -,
r 51 JJ .10 8 SI
7 50 VI i 8 li
I I I l'J 111 8 1(1
7 110 W (W 7 58
7 18 1115(1 7 47
7 11 It 50 i 41
7 05 11 41 7 31
(1 58 111 M 7 !i7
I 51 11,31 7 SI
11 50 11' 30 7 111
I) 4,1 II, l'J Tj
8 .'Will 17' 7 1)5
(lliOUU 7 00
0 25 1IIO--I U5I
li tM 111' Ml n -it
ilOJlo'ir tiS'J
5 65 lll 41 (i-'.'i
5 10 10.30 U 111
pin. iijiu. mm.
STATIONS.
-...Sciaiiton,.,,
lli'lievue...'
.. Taylorvllle...
.. Laikauuima,,
1 lllMUIl.,.,.
..Wet Pitiblon.
.-..Wjomiug....
...Mnllby"....
lienneit
...Kingston ....
....Kingston ....
I'ljiiiumli Jnuu
.. .Plymouth....
...Avondalo.- ,
.. Nanticoku,..
I lll)lfl...'M I-, r.,.1.-
. shlcUslilntiy,.
(lick's i-erry
.Ueaeh Haven.
iierwlck ....
.Iiri.tr creek,,
..Willow (inn e,.
...LluioKkLro...
Espyi.....
...Iilnomsburg...
i... itiinpfr.. .
cutawl-u lirldgo
IMIItluu.,..
....Chulaiky,,..
Northuinberia'nd
, p.m
; uo
i Si
'. 30
.' 38
i 4U
51
; 6a
suporlrjteu lout's
W. -1 HALS'!
o)lco, scrunion,
U LI If ' A 111
8 00 II 311 4 Hi
8 10 11 30 4.10
8 14 11 43 4 S3
8 SI 11 48 4 3(1
8 S 11 5.T4 30
8 31 II 61 4 IJ
8 30 li! 03 4 41
H 55 13 LH) 6 05
II 03 13 38 6 13
0 01 13 S3 6 16
0 -II 13 60 5 30
a.it). p.m. ii.ui
EAD, Slipt,
I'cll. 1st, 18J3-
JAXfES ItEILIA,
Tonsorial Artist.
.LLlliiLt liU ftlfl bfnnrl unrn. rr..- .
saiSffisuss
ienoraily, imvu. so.tr
PEBODY HOTEL."
PHILADELPHIA.
tlNew l'l'S,?,.
tlio .yuieilo n and Eumpoaii plans Qood
newly! uuWiSd; wu'lJra'l)r' itclU0ll'J1eJ and"
W. Payne, HI. I).,
uoyo-iy owner & Proprietor.
Wflta nr! RanvaMcrs In overy county in this
J.I.i. ft,uwj Blul2 10 take orders for Nursery
WWWflliSr NursenSr Si'y 'iVr favor,
ablykuown, lr terim address ' v r
Tho 0. L, Van Diigoji Nurto:y Co.,
(HlXEV-l, N, V.
Van Duson Nursorloi establl-.Uea 83'J.
Abo stock at wholesale
ArrlW-ntoow r