THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Country Roads Again.
VVo aro pleased to oontiimo tlio di-t i
cussion on the miuject, of country road
by tlio following Irom tlio Country
Gentleman : In sotno regions tlio !
ireauncnt wluoii tno in
eclvo is intestable. A lilghway ia mailo
by scraping soda and muck Into tho
wagon tract becauso theso matoriala
aro most easily moved, nnd after every
rain thoy mako a ileon bed of stiff mor
tar for tho wheels to cut through. Of
ten tho soil scraped into tho track Is
loft In heaps without levelling, this
work being Intended for tho vehicles
to work down, but which is hot accom
plished. Sometimes mud is actually
drawn out of tho ditches nnd heaped
In tho contro of tho track. Looso
stones and fast stones, when thoy ox
ist, aro rarely disturbed. Many roads
aro madu worso by being "mended.''
An Intelligent observer estimates that
niuo-tenths of tho labor taxes during
tho past twenty years to ihe farmers of
sotno of our townships havo been worse
than thrown away, and tho soft mator
iala used havo rendered tho roads near
ly.impassablo at certain periods. Tho
truo way is to use nothing for tho
road-bed but tho hardest materials
gravel, broken stone, hard-pan, etc.
Wo havo seen capital roads raado by
Horaping away tho soft and mucky stra
tum which formed the top soil, and
laying bare tho hard under-soil. Any
one who has seen tho difference be
tween tho easo unit freedom with
which a team travels osx-r a hard and
Btnooth track, and tho hard work re
quired to drag a load through mud and
over stones on a badly made and man
aged road, cannot fail to appreciate
tho necessity of giving more attention
to this important subject. Tho farmer
who lives in a neighborhood of good
roads is practically much nearer to mar
ket, mill", mechanics' shops, schools
and ohurches, than tho one who must
travel tho samo distanco over rough,
muddy nnd Btony roads', cut with deep
ruts; and whero good management pro
vails tho wagon and harness will last
longer, tho teams will thrivo better, and
tho owner will accomplish his work
more rapidly and with greater satisfac
tion. Counting all tho advantages,
thousands of dollars will bo saved an
nually in every neighborhood by good
roads over bad ones. Wo invito tho
attention of intelligent fanncis to this
subject, now that the season ia favora
ble for work on the roads, that thoy
may uso their inttuenco for a general
reformation.
Gutting up Corn.
Thcro is no better feed for stock
than cornstalks, especially for milch
cows, when it is properly preserved ;
but a great lessscumg of valtio is made
by allowing it to fully ripen on tho
lull, or bo exposed to a severe frost.
As soon as tho kernels havo dented
well, tho crop may bo put into tho
shook with perfect safety, tho stalks
containing suflieient nutriment to thor
oughly miituro tho grain. By watch
ing this closely, and setting to work
at tlio right time, and crowding tho
job to completion, tho fodder may may
lo saved in a high stato of nutritivo
value, and tie corn go into tho crib in
prime condition for keeping or feed
ing. Another thing of importance is, to
put up tho shocks iu a substantial way.
Tho cutting of ten rows at a time, and
putting ono hundred hills to tho shock,
we havo found to bo tho most economi
cal, althongh it requires a littlo moro
labor in carrying. Iu tho first place,
less surface ia loft exposed to storms,
sunshiiio and frost ; and in tho second
place, tho shocks will stand up better,
anil this is a matter of no small impor
tance, for whero tho work is not well
done, a very great amount of fodder is
damaged by tho shocks being twisted
down, or thrown over, under tho inllu
enco of tho wind.
Early husking is another thing that
should not be neglected. As soon as
the crop is sufficiently cured, tho work
should bo begun j and tins will enablo
tho farmer, who has any moderato
amount of this crop to harvest, to get
the grain all nicely cribbed, and tho j
fodder bound iu bundles and stacked
or stored away in the barn beloro the i
cold storms of winter conio on.
Drawing corn into tho barn in win
ter and attempting to husk it there, in
creases labor very materially, and ne
cessitates loss of feed, a certain per
cent, of water-soaked and damaged
grain, besides cold fingers and ill tem
per. There aro many farmers who do not
valuo corn fedder to a sullicient extent
to bo particular about preserving it
when hay is plenty, but wo fully bo
lievo it will pay at any time, for, as be
fore stated, all kinds of stock relish
it, and will thrivo upon it, and for tho
production of milk no dry feed is bet
ter, or in our experience, equal. Our
advice is, savo tho corn fodder to feed
out, and sell surplus hay.
When cutting up corn, tho best timo
is afforded for selectinK and saving
Bccd. A plant in tho very best part ot
the uclii, ot Humccnt sizo to lurnish all
desired, should bo left standing till ful
ly line, and then picked and cared for
in tho common way of hanging up' by
tho husks in a dry place. Tho advan
tages of this ia m having all of the chits
thoroughly matured, and avoiding any
possibility ot injury Irom ncatiug or
molding whilo packed upon tho stalk
or in tho crib.
Cayenni: I'jii-iT.n. Caycnuo pepper
is aaid to bo a natlvo ot south Amen
cat it ia extensively cultivated in Jam
alca, and is ottcn to be met with grow
ing iu tho gardens in this couutry. It
grows usually about eighteen inches
high, and tho pods or pepper aro small
nnd Blender, nbout an inch in length
Cayenne is ono of tho strongest, purest,
and best stimulants known ; it is nlso
tonic. It is yery important to get tho
pure article without adulteration. In
Buddon colds, a tea of this pepper ia
good, also in debility of the stomach,
colic, quinsy, disease of the throat, anil
dropsical affections. Combined with
honey it may bo mado into a plaster,
for rheumatism, gout, otc. Health
and Home.
Milk Uktteii than I3iuniy. "Tho
greater ray experience becomes,"
writes Dr. Clauston, in the annual re
port of tho Koyal Edinburg Asylum
tor the insane, "I tend moro to Biibsti
tulo milk for stimulants. Iu very
acuto cases both of depression and ma
niacal exhalation, whero disordered
working of tho brain tends rapidly to
uxhaust tho strength, I rely moro and
moro on milk mid eggs made into
liquid custards. Ouu auoh patient iu
tho past year consumed olijlit pinta of
milk nnd sixteen eggs daily, and re
covered. I question whether ho would
havo doho bo under any other courso of
treatment. Ho waa nearly pulseless
and about dead when admitted,
"Mamma," Bald iredily. "I wish I
, was a chimney-sweep." "What a wish
you foolish fellow I Why would, you
like to bo n eliimney-sweep 1" "Be
c",.so thou I could havo a now soot ev
ery day.
I
Then.' s a constant controversy going
on as to lliu economy, digestibility, nntl
necessity of aotin at tlioooinmcncciiK'iit,
of n ilinncr, aomo innlnlntntnu that a
dinner without it cannot literally bo
called a dinner i othpfa, piejudii'ed
against "slops," discarding It from their
tables altogether, whilo a few who
would gladly, perhaps, take advantage
of an opportunity to reduce tho meat
bills, have only tho will, being igno
rant of tho way. Tho nverago middle
class wife and mother may havo sigh
ed over tho items of riba and Birloina
of beer and legs nnd shoulders of mut
ton, nnd said to himself : "Ah I wo
must tnko to having a littlo soup."
with praiseworthy promptiludo and zeal,
hIio has put chance opened her cookery
book, of tho old extravagant style, nnd
closed it sorrowfully, a sadder, if not
a wiser woman, tho brain all dizzy from
tho strings of ingredients nnd tho long
lino of knuckles of Veal, shins of beef,
"old fowls" nnd slices of ham which
she is commanded to "throw into tho
stock pot" if sho would insuio suo
cesa. Now with soup-making, as with all
else, oneo master tho theory and the
practice is comparatively easy while,
on the other hand, years of practice
without a perfect knowledgo of tho
why and the wherefore will provo of
no avail. Let mo illustrate my mean
ing clearly : Tho would-bo soup-maker,
in scanning a recipe, discards it aa im
practicable because sho lacks ono or
moro of tho ingredients mentioned,
while sho who grasps tho modus oper
andi, owing to her theoretical knowl
edge, at onco substitutes others, or per
haps dispenses with thorn altogeth
er. No doubt iu many families tho pre
judico against soup has arisen from tho.
fact that it is usually prepared nnd
served in large quautitic, instead of,
ns at tho tables of tho rich, in small
portion, though many of tho kinds
which I hopo to enumerate would furn
ish in themselves a substantial meal for
a growing child. At any rate, tho ad
vantages" of commencing dinner with
soup nro manifest in tho Baving of the
moat bills, and economy practiced in
utilizing scraps of all kinds for the
making of tho soup", and tho comfort
able sensation experienced after a little
has been taken ; for let any person who
feels, as tho saying goes, "too hungry
to cat," swallow "a fow spoonfuls of
Boup, and tho fueling of exhaustion
will quickly pass away. Indeed, a
well-known authority has said that
nothing tends more to restore tho tone
of .tho stomach, and mako easier of di
gestion that which is to follow, than a
little soup. Casull's Family Maga
zine. How Bad Butter io Made.
Cream from unsound milk, cream
that has been long in rising, cream
that has been kept too long after skim
ming none of theso can bo made into
first rato butter by any skill in ohurn
ing or after treatment. Good cream
will cjivo pale and spongy butter, if
churned at too high a tomperaturo.
Hutter will come all tho way up to
seventy decrees, and even a little high
er in winter, but it will be poor ; and,
further than this, if cream is churned
six or eight hours and tho butter has
not como becauso tho cream is imper
fect or tho temperature is wrong,
though tho temperature may then bo
rectified and tho butter brought, tho
product will bo inferior in color, text
ure of flavor, and generally in all three.
It has been so hurt by ovcrchurning
that it can never bo restored to any
thing like excellence. Mirror and
Farmer.
Soft Soap for Burns. A freo ap
plication of soft soap to a fresh burn
almost instantly removes tho firo from
tho flesh, according to a medical man
who had been burned repeatedly him
self. If tho injury is severe, as boou
as tho pain ceases apply linseed oil and
then dust over with fine flour. When
this last covering dries hard, repeat tho
oil-and-flour dressing until a good coat
ing is obtained. When tho latter drii's
allow it to stand until it cracks and
falls off, as it will do in a day or two,
and a now skin will bo found to havo
formed whero tho skin was burned.
Chocolate Saucb. This a Banco
much used as an accompaniment to va
rious puddings and spongo cako moulds.
Grato two ounces of fine chocolato and
stir it into half a pint of cream and
half a pint of milk till it boils. Uso
vanilla cholate, or boil an inch of va
nilla in tho cream whilo making it, and
as much whito sugar as will sweeten it.
When it boils, mill it with tho yolks of
four egga till it froths well; then re
turn it to tho stewiiau and stir till it
thickens, but do no let it boil. Tako
it from the firo. Havo tho whites of
tho egga whisked to a stiff snow, witli
a tablespoonful of sifted sugar. Stir
this into tho chocolate without break
ing up tho snow entirely.
SruiTKD Egos This is also a good
breakfast dish. Cut sorao hard-boiled
eggs in half ; tako out tho yolk and
mash it smoothly with an equal quanti
ty of grated ham, a littlo chopped pars
pepper and salt to taste, and a small
lunipof fresh butter. Fill thocup-liko
whites of the eggs with thla mixture,
pour over them a littlo melted butter
and heat iu tho oven. Servo with each
half egg placed on a neat square of
bread nicely fried in batter.
Nut Candy. An excellent rule for
making nut candy is to take two pints
of maplo sugar, half a pint of water, or
onouj.'h to dissolvo tho sugar and uo
moro. Let this boil until it becomes
brittle, whon a littlo is "tried'' in cold
water. Butter somo plates or tins,
cover with nut meats and pour tho can
dy over them. Hickory nuts or butter
nuts aro nicer with this than almonds
or peanuts.
Persona interested in carp culture
will bo glad to know that a gentloiuan
in Virginia baa boon ablo to send by
oxpresa living carp of four pounds
weight packed in wet moss, whioh ar
rived in good health at the end of a
journey eight hours long.
Turnips have a valuo beyond tho
solid food they contain, as lliey keen
tho animal iu a healthy condition, with
a smooth coat and n loose skin, imlW
eating thrift.
Blondes and brunettes aro to bo
asked to stand aside iu favor of tho
girls with tho auburn hair. Men who
make n specialty of hair dye say that
thoy can produce the iaahiouablo tint.
Saturday is tho divorce day in the
Chicago courts, that day having been
chosen to give the couples uivided a
chanco to go out buggy riding with
thoir now loves on tho next day (Sun
day).
A 1 eutonio friend ran n loot raco
and lost it but ran ngalu and won. He
said ; "I'm first at last if I was pe
liiiid poforo."
The Art of Soup Making,
ODD 1TBMS.
Tako rfcrcntlon with fish polo and
gun eoiiictlmcs.
Seed corn should be selected before
tho stalks arc cut.
A littlo oil-meal Ted dally wHI help
to keep up a full milk flow.
In bco robbing close tho hive so that
only one or two bees can enter at n
timo.
Have regard to morals in hired helm
bad people may coutamlnnlo tho chil
dren. When hones have acquired n strong
force and tlio seed ia firm and brown,
thoy aro tit to gather.
Indigo waa formerly cultivated as a
field croi) iu the south, but is now su
perceded by tho better paying cotton
crop.
A prominent nlienlst wlin asked
what waa tlio leading causo of insanity
answered, "excess."
Tho owners of largo stock farina find
it more profitable to raiso hoga that
grow rapidly rather than those that
fatten easily. Western pork, iu conse
quence, is becoming younger nnd lean
or. In Mount Morris, Mich., n family,
believing its members to be bewitched
by an old woman iu tho neighborhood,
nicked the ears of all its pigs and cows
to drive out tho devils.
Tho latest evasion of tho Prohibi
lory law of Iowa ia to licenso brewer
iea to manufacture for medical pur
poses. In ono county a brewery has
hung a sign, "Manufactory of Alcholio
MedicinoB."
A Bamnlo of American cIiccbo in
London when analyzed proved to con
lain neither milk nor any of its deriva
tives. Its chief ingredients wore lard
and coloring matter. It camo from
Now York State.
Iu repairing the old Elliot block
house, in Maine, a decayed log wa-
found to contain many stone Indian a.
row heads nnd several bullets. Ac
cording to tho town record they must
havo been embedded in the early part
of the last century.
Tho Biblo Society has determined to
stop putting Bibles in railroad cars.
Duo of itSiOflicers said ; "Of a thous
and distributed, wo believe but ten
were read, whilo threo hundred wore
so mutilated aa to bo worthies, and four
hundred stolen.''
Butterino is superseding oleomnrga
line. Whero tho latter is mado from
pure ox fat, tho former Is manufactured
from deodorized lard. A major part of
tho butterino sold conies Irom near
Chicago.
It would seem as if religion were
dying out in China, judging from tho
fact that a largo number of temples in
Foo-Chow aro leased by tho pricBthood
to Europeans for dwelling or business
purposes.
Japanese magic mirrors arc iu the
market. These are mado of lino burn
ished metal, and when lightly breathed
upon discloses geometrical patterns,
landscapes, or faces. Their manufac
ture is a secret, but is believed to con
sist in welding the pattern in ono kind
of steel or iron upon a plate of a dif
ferent kind. Ono which reproduced
aces, sold at Philadelphia for Si 10.
Tho musical composition known as
an oratorio gets its name from St.
Philip Neri. lie, a devout priest, in
tho full lido of the Itenaisaauce period,
with the aim of attracting young peo
ple and keeping them out of mischief,
moro especially on Sunday, gavo at his
oratory, performances of original sacred
music, to wnicn he gave tno name oi
oratorios. Manv ot these early orato
rios still exist.
Wood pavement is to bo given up in
London, and tho old McAdam system
restored. Tho former is said to have
not only failed to rcalizo the expected
advantages, but has led, according to
Prof. Tyndall's repo"t, to serious affec
tions of tho oyes and lungs ; that is, by
continual watering, tho wood became
saturated with street filth, and then,
under the iuflucnco of tho hot sun,
gavo forth a pernicious species of
dust.
In cosmopolitanism Now York takes
tho lead. In clubs, club rooms, and
club houses tho following countries aro
represented : Japan, China, Cochin
China, Turkey, Russia, Norway, Swo
den, Malacca, Hungary, Prussia, Aus
tria, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy,
Switzerland, Greece, Holland, Belgium,
Brazil, Mexico; Poland, and Cuba. No
other raetropolia approaches this re
cord. While any number of baroueteies aud
bankers have become extinct, the first
baronetcy creatod survives and tho first
London banker is still directly repre
sented in the firm of Child & Co. Mr.
rrancis Child, whom Pennant terms
"tho first regular banker aud father of
tho profession in England," started in
business iu tho reign of Charles II
Tho first baronet was tho famous Fran
cis Bacon's elder brother,
Tho evening before Daniel Webster
died his physician repeated to him tho
words, "lay rod and thy stall thoy
comfort me,' and Webster replied, ns
if in sympathy, but too weak to com
pleto tho sentence, "Thy rod aud Thy
staff the face tho fact I want."
Hero tho matter rested as at first re
ported. A Bostonian now gives what ho
declares is tho true account, aa it camo
to him very directly. Webster asked
whether ho was likely to live till morn
ing. Dr. Jeffreys, not willing to give
a positive answer, repeated from tho
tweuty-third Psalm. Webster saw tho
evasion, and in a clear and rather so-
voro tono said : "Thy rod nnd Ihy
Btaff I' tho fact, the fact I want." He
desired an answer.
An important question for farmers
to consider is where to apply manure
so aa to have it tell best for profit. Of
courso it should not bo used on any
spring grain except corn, and will pro
uiiuiy yieiu mo uesi money viuuu u ui;
plied to potatoes where this crop is
largely grown.
A Massachusetts woman aged 17
years has been arrested for having
soven husbands,
has 87,000 moro
this monopoly is
least.
As Massachusetts
women than men
unjust, to say tho
Jus. II. Mercer distinctly states that
Acker's English Remedy has aud does
euro contracted consumption, Ask for
circular. An entirely now medicine
guaranteed.
Jas. II. Mercer will refund the prico
paid if Acker's Blood Elixir does not
reliovo any skin or blood disorder.
new, but thoroughly tested discovery,
Jas. II. Mercer atates that indiges
tiou prepares every one for disease.but
guarantees Acker s Dyspepsia Tabids
to euro all forms of indigestion.
VtldlUllVMIIoilHttll
Atk the most eminent physician
Of nny Bchool, what is tho best thine In
tlio worm for quieting niul allaying nil lr
illation ot tho nerves nml curiae nil forms
of nervous complnlnts, giving unturnl,
clillilllko refreshing sleep nlwaya ?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hop 1 1 1"
CHAPTER I.
A9k nny or nil of the most eminent phy
sicians t
"What Is the best nnd only remedy Ihnt
can ho relied on to cure nit diseases of tho
kidneys nnd urinary organs such ns
I) rial it's disease, diabetes, retention or In
nblllty to retain urine, nnd nil tlio dlscnscs
nnd nltmcnta peculiar to women"
"And tlicy will toll you explicitly nnd
emphatically "Jlucltult I"
Ask tho samo physicians
"Whatls tho most reliable nnd surest
cure for nil liver dUunses or dyspepsia
constipation, Indigestion, biliousness mal
aria, fever, ague, &c," iiiul they will tell
you i
Mandrake or J)andclioa 1 1 1 1"
ltcnec, when these remedies nro combined with
others equally valuable..
And compounded Into Hop Hitters, such n won
deifulnnd mysterious curntlvo power Is develop
ed, which Isso varied In us operations that no
dUcaso or 111 health can poislbly exist or resist lis
power, and yet It, Is
Harmless for tlio most trail woman, weakest In
va Id or smallest child to use.
CH.U'TUIt II,
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly dyln.f"
For yenrs, nnd given up by physlclnnB of
l!rlghtrs nnd other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, suvcro coughs, called consump
tion, have been cured.
women gone nearly crazy 1 1 1 1 1
l?.n,,l if itnl,. tli.ln Ln.trnii a i,f,ca
A' 1 Wilt UUIlj, III IILUI IllXt.
wakefulness, nnd various diseases peculiar
to women.
PeoMo drawn out ot Rhano f rom excruciating
pangs ot rheumatism, Inllainmalory and chronic,
or suffering from scrofula,
j-.rjsipcia.-) i
Unit i-linti.i, nAlertninrf ,la,,nmln (n,tlna.
tlon, and In fact ulinost nil diseases trull
:xuturu is neir io
Havo teen cured hv linn Hitlers, nroof of which
Can tx) found In every iilghborliood In tho known
world. .
"Nono genutno without a bunch of green
Hons on the whito label, shun all tho vile, poi
sonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
wanted for Tho Lives of nil tho l'rcsl
dents ot tho U.S. Tho largest, hand
somest, best book ever sold tor less than
iwlco our mice. Tlio fastest selling
book In America. Immense proilts to agents. Alt
Intelligent pcoplo waut It Any ono can becomo a
successful agent. Terms free, IUllktt Hook Co.,
Portland; Maine. Deo 21-ly
ACItNCV Of
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LA 11011 BiVlNd TOOLS
&
MACHINERY.
Head Q.iurters for
Iron, fctt'el.Horsekhocs
Nails and Wnijon
.Makers' and lllack
smiths' Supplies.
Israel nuienbender,
storoA: Warerooms
118 Franklin Ave., nlso
warerooms ill if rank-
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may 23- ly
PA.
F
IKE IN8URANCT.
CnitlSTtAN F, KNAPP, DLOOMSBDRQ.rA,
MEIICHANTS',
ICHANTS'. Of NEWARK. N. J.
CLINTON, N. Y.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
UKAIJINU, PA.
These old C0HTORATI0N3 arc well seasonod by
ago and fikk tzstkd and havo never yet had a
loss settled by any court ot law. Their assets are
all Invested In solid becuiuties aro liable to tho
hazard ot fihb only.
Losses ruoiiiTLV ana novEsn.v adjusted ana
aid as soon ns determined by Ciikistian r.
:kvi; sfecul Auent and Aujcsikk Uloomsbcru,
'A.
Thoneopleof Columbia county should natron-
zo tho agency whero losses If nny aro settled and
laid by ono ot their own citizens.
imuii'iabssa, &iuri i, train uuAid.Mi.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
LOEILLARD'S CLIMAX
PLUG TOBACCO,
With Red Tin Tag. Is tho best ? Is the nurest : Is
never adulterated with glucose, barytes, molasses,
or any deleterious Ingredients, as is tho cuso with
many other tobaccos.
LOUILLAltU'S ROSE LEAF FINE CUT
TOI1ACCO
is nl-o mado ot the finest stock, and for aromatic
cuewing nuaniy is seconu io nor.e.
LOltlLLAlVH NAVY CLIPPINGS.
tako llrst rank as a wild durable smoking tobacco
wnercver introduced.
LOHRILLAU'S FAMOUS SNUFFS.
havo been uaed for over 181 years, nnd arc s ld to
a larger extent man nuy uiucrs.
Sept 13. 1 w r
COLEMAN
"Jd.
:or,I.i:i;K, "ti-iinrlc, N. J.-10) students Irom
'ennsylvanla In 18 Moro nosltlons for eraduatcs
than all other hchoois combined. Llfo Scholarship.
f40. Wilto for circulars. COLEMAN & PALMS,
rep rs. sept is-i w r
GAS FITTING & STEAM HEATING,
DEALER IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing and Spouting promptly
attended to.
t"Mrtct attention tnven to boating by steam.
Corner of Main & East Sts.,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Plumber and gas ntter. near of Schuyler's hard-
wmu biuru.
Bloomsburg, Pn.
All kinds of flttinffs for stoam. cos and water
pipes constantly on hand.
Itootlncrand snouting attended to at short no.
llco.
Tlnwaro of every description mado to ordor.
Orders left at Hohuvlcr& Co's.. hardwaio stora
win uu promptly nucu.
.
Sneclal attention cclven to he.itliiL' bv steam and
not water.
yo-iy
M, C, SLOAN & BR0
ULOOMS1JUKG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUDGIES, PHAETONS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS. &.C.
First-class work always on hand.
llErMRIXa NEA TL YDONE,
Price reduced to luit the timet.
Catarrh
Hay Fovor,
wtim
I havo been n great
sunercrimni nay re
vur for ilfteen ears.
1 read of lbu many
uriiiiilniiia ni, u ft t
Nr&nl I'-'y's Cream llalm and
.UJthou''ht I would try
onco more. In ilfteen
minutes after one up
tillcatlon I was wou-
erfully helned. Two
weeks ago l comtnonc-
ia uslmr It and now
feel entirely cured. It
is mo greatest uiaeov.
ery over known. Du
hnmcl Clark, Farmer,
Leu .Ma&s.
HAY-EELVER
Ely's Cream llalm Is
mrmM rtinirnnsl.4 of this disease and can bode.
a reincur lounueti on a
peudedupoiu I'reaiii llalm causoi no pain, lilvtu
relief at onco. Cleanses tho h?ad, Causosheallhy
woretlotu. Abates inflammation. Prevents Irewk
colds, Heals tho sores, Kestores tho senses of
taste and smell A thorough treatment will cure.
Notuhuuldor snult. Applied Into tho nostrils.
W cts. at druggists 1 00 els. by luulL Sauiplu but.
tlBbymalllu-cta . , .
JSLY iiuuiiiKHH, uruggisu,"",Wi f,
BvpllMw 4
ft
WW
ihtcuBreCOVWl
wmrvv g,sA.
SPEER'S
PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE
Also
UNFEIIMIINTKI) OltAl'K JUICE.
Used In tho prtnMpal Churches for Communion.
Excellent tor Females, Weakly Persons nnd tho
aged.
Specr's Port Grape Wine I
FOUR YEARS OLD.
nUIIS CEI.EIIItATKD WINE is tho puro Juico of
tho dead rlpo oporto llrape, THlsed In specr's
vineyards. Its Invaluable,
Tonic and Strongtaonlng Properties
nro unsurpassed by nny other Wlno. Heine pro
duced under Mr. spoor's own personal supervision,
its purity nnd pcnulnencss, nro Ruarnnleed by tho
principal Hospitals and Hoards of Health who havo
examined It. Tho younceit child may partakoot
It, nnd tho weakest Invalid uso It to ndvantace.
K Is particularly beneficial to tho ned and
debilitated, nnd sultcil to tlio various ailments that
affect tho weaker sex.
It Is In every respect A WINE TO UK RELIED ON.
Speer's Unforuionted Qrap9 Juice-
Isthojulcuof tlio Oporto Grapes preserved In
us natural, fresli, sweet, state as It runs from tho
press by fumigation, thereby destroying tho exci
ter ot ferinontntlon. it Is perfectly pure, troo
from spirits and will keep In nny climate.
Spoor's Burgundy.
Is n dark rich median Pry Wlno used by tho
wealthy classes aa a Tabio or Dinner Wlno, nnd by
physlelanslncaseswheroadry wlno Instead of a
sweet poit Is desired.
Spoor's (Socialite) Olarot.
Isheldlnhlshcstlmnllonfor Its richness as a
Dry Tablo Wlno especially suited for dinner uso,
Spoer's P. J. Shorry.
Is a wino of Superior Character and partakes of
tlio rich qualities of the grapo from which It Is
made.
Spoor's P- Ji Brandy.
IS A PUItK distillation from tho grape, and
stands unrivalled In this Country for medicinal
purposes.
it uas a peculiar uavor, similar to mat or tno
grapes frouiwhlch It Is distilled,
Sco that tho signature Of ALI'ItED SPEEll, Pas-
sale N. J Is over tho cork of each bottle.
SOLD BY O. A. KLEIM.
AND 11? DKUQGI3T8 EVKKY'.VIIBUE.
Scp.38-'831jr.
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING!
1
THE ARTIST
AND
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Who always gives vou the latest
styles, and cuts your clothing to fit
you. Having had the experience, lor a
number ol years in the Tailoring litisi
ness, has learned what material will
givo his customers the best satisfaction
for wear and style and will try to
please all who givo him a call. Also
on hand
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always of the latest styles. Call and ex
amine his stock before purchasing else
where. Corner Main & Market Sts.
Blooiiiskit Pa.
April 25-ly
B.
F. 1IAHTMAN
KSTKKSKNTS TUB FOLIO WJ NO
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
North Amcricau ot Philadelphia.
rranKiia,
Pennsylvania. " "
York, ot Pennsylvania.
iiauover, ox n. 1.
Queens, of Loudon.
North British, of London.
onicu on JUrketstruot, No, ft, lUoorafburg.
ORNffiNTAL IRON FENCES,
OF CAST GR WROUGHT IRON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
ami
Public Grounds.
Tlio following shows tho Picket liothlc, ono of
thoHovcrul boatitlfulbtylcsof Kenco manufactured
Uy IUU UIl(!'RilllCU,
For Ueauty and Durability
cd. Set up byoipeileiicud hi
they are nnsurnass
lands and warranted
to givo satisfaction.
1'iiceH nml Hpcuinieiifl of other de
signs sent to nny address.
Atlilress
BLOOMSBURG PA-
uiyi.tr
' Mr-u
for tho working rlnsi. Bend lOeenls for
postage, nnd wo will mail youw, n royal
vnluiblobox ot samnlo coods that will .nut
fow days than you over thought posslblo nt nny
business, capital not n'ouired. Wo will Mart
yon. Vou can work all the timo or In sparo llmo
only, alio workU universally ndaptod to twin
flexes, young and old. Vou can easily earn from
Wcentsto t5 every evening. Tint nil who want,
may test tho business, wo innkothU unparalled
offer to all that nro not well satisfied wo 111 send
f i to pay for tho trouble of writing ui. Full parti
culars, directions, etc., sentfiee. fortunes will bo
madoby thoso who givo their wholotlmo to tho
woik. (ireat success nbsolutilysuro Dontdelav,
Start how. Address snstoN & Co., Portland,
Maine. t-fc j.j
Vnll In thn WAV of mnk-lntf tnnrn Tnnnov in n
ALL KINDS OF .1011 HUNTING
ON SHOUT NOTICK
AT THIS OFFICE.
- AT
1k Gslelntel Sieet,
CALL AND SEE THE NEW STYLES
AT
GMAINf STREErIV
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
3L001I3BUS3, PA.
OPPOSITE COUKT HOUSE.
Largo and convenient samnlo rooms. Hath rooms
hot and cold water, and all modern conveniences
send six cents for postage, and re
celvo freo, a costly bo ot goods which
will help you to mora money right
awav than anvthlnirclsoln this world.
All, of cither box, succeed from ilrst hour. Tlio
broad road to fortune opens beforo tho workers
absolutely sure. At onco address, Tuue fc Co., Au
gusta, Matno. Dcc!l-ly
AINWRIGIIT & CO.,
WHOLESALE OJiOCEllS,
Philadelphia
rUAS.SYUUPB.Con'ISE, suhah, molassls
UlCX, STICKS. BICAUB SODA, C. , &C,
N. K. Cornor Second and Arch streets.
tJforders will receive prompt nttcntln
JIt,VY'H Hl'lCCII'IC .MljmCINiC.
TRADE MARK Tub OukatKno-TRADC MARK
l.ISH KEMEUY. All
unfailing euro tor
nominal Weak
ncss, Kpermator
llinja, Iuinotency,
ana nil Diseases
that follow ns a
bcquouco ot Self
Abuse ins loss of
Meuiorv. Unlver.
BEFORE TABIItn.sal Lassitude.
En TAKIHD.
Pain In tho Hack, Dimness of Vision, 1 romaturo
Old Aae, and many other diseases mat led to insa
nity or consumption nnd a I'rcinatuio llravo.
liKWAiiu of advertisements to refund money,
when dniffRlsts from whom tho medicine Is bought
do "ot rtuul, but refer you to tho manufactur
cis, and tho requirements nro buch that they
aro teldom, tfever, compiled with. Keo their writ,
ten guarantee. A trlulofono slnglo package of
oray's Speelilo w 111 cuuvluco tlio moat bkeptlcul ot
us ruai ineriis.
nn account ot counterfeits, wo havo adopted tho
Yellow Wrapper ; the only genuine.
tsr-pull particulars In our nainnhlct. which wo
desire to send freo by mall to uvery one. WTho
hpeeino Aicuicinu is boui uy an uniKgisis ut i
per package or t) packnes for t3, or will ho sent freo
uy mall on tho receipt ot tlio money, by addressing
Tin: liiuv .unniui.NK co nutraio, n. y.
Hold In lilooinbbnn! by all drusglsts.
Nov U-lv
THE COMPLETE HOME.A'ffMEi&
H book. Now tilitlon. Now Un-lmgi, New ill.iittittoru
H froia tiew Jeil'ii. Sa rMy gotten Ujj. Same low nce.
Adapted t nil iUshs Sells at tight. Apeut fining bl
work. LXCEL1 FNT 1 FKMi, Tho tun4yiimt rojcctui
Cftr Imif.t, Apl'ly huw,
UlUDLr.Y r.AHftimoN Si CO., 66 North ith St, PMUdcU
ohli, 1'. At ottief trin J new bvvk tU UiUet.
maraj-iy aM
STAFFORD'S
Olvts a MORE BRILLIANT SHINE
THAN ANY OTHER.
IN BOXES WHICH PREVENT
SOILING THE HANDS.
BOLD OY ALL DEALERS.
S.STAFFO
Now York.
Hep 8-4 w
suHscniuii von
Tllli UOLUMIUAN,
$1.60 A YKAH.
ATT
-
Orr & Co. Oicnlls.
For the Cclelirntcd C'hiclU'ring, Ivcrs &
Pond, ami Vosi'& Son Pianos. World-re
uownetl Kstey Organs, Violins, Aeconleons
ami Sheet Music. Celulunted White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, Hoynl St.
John, nnd Light Running Domestic bowing
Machines. Needles, nil nml attnehmcnts
for nil makes of Sewing Mnchines.
BLOOMSBK PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned having put his Planing Jill
on Railroad street, In Urst-ciass condition. Is pro
pared to do all kinds ot work In his lino.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDSj MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoned and nono but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS
furnished on application, plans nnd speclflca
tious prepared by an experienced draushisman
CI3AUL.I2S K IIUCS,
ItlooitiNhiirK, I'a
The Scieoceof Life. Only$l
BY MAIL POST-PAID.
KNOW THYSELF.
I M I II II I III
li m mm wqm on m
Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debil
ity, Prematura Dechno In .Man. Krrorsot Youth,
and tho untold miseries resulting from Indiscre
tion of excesses. A book for every man, young,
middle-aged and old. It contains K'3 proscriptions
for all acuto aud chronic diseases, each one ot
which Is'lnvaluable. so found by t ho Author, whoso
experlenco forsi years is Mich as probably never
beloro tell to tho lot of any iihyslelan. sua pages,
bound In beautltul French muslin, emboased
can-re, full gilt, guaranteed to bo a liner work in
c ery benso lnecuanlcal, literary and professional
than any other nork hold In this country forfi.60,
or tlio money will bo refunded In every instance.
Price only tl.oo by mall post-paid, llltwratlvo
sample 0 cents. Send now, Cold medal awarded
tho autlior by tho National Medical Association, to
tho officers of w hleh ho lefers.
Tho science of Llfo thould bo read by tho young
for instruction, and by tho mulcted for letter, it
will beneilt all Loniton Lauttt.
There H no member of society to whom Tho
Science ot Llfo will not bo useful, whether youth,
parent, guaidlau, Instructor or cleigjnian. .lr
yomiut. Address tho Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr
V. II. Parker, No. 4 inunnch street, ilostun, Mass.,
who may bo consulted on nil diseases requiring
bklll and expeilence. chronic, and obstln.uo diseas
es and that havo bathed tho I i i.-i I bklll of
another physicians a spo I'LljA lj daily,
such treated bucces-sful fit I I Vl!ljt 1 ? ly
wlthoutau Instance ot LJi. 1 OljJuJjfall
ure. .Mention this paper.
Scptl'J-lw d
Tho most popular resort on tho Susquehanna
lUver Is t ho Wnmvallopeu Valley Hotel, Wapwal
lopeu, lauerno Co., Pa.
SJJI,hpitr.
This house has been thoroughly renovated and
Is lilted up with ovory eomcnlonces lor trn.
velei-B, tourists, hunting and llshlng parties. It Is
delightfully situated In tho midst ota beautiful
section ot river aud mountain bcenery In eloso
proxlin, y to iho famous
Council Cup
mid epochl Inducements nro orrercd to nil who
deslro recieallon combined with lint class ac
commodations. Tho bar supplied only with tho
choicest wines and liquors, excellent stable no
cotaiuodatlouv, boats to hire &o.
April 2vom
XXT
A "TMM?l"l Knergctlc, rellablo-mc
A IN 1 llil to bull null Tree,
VV (iraoo Vines. Shrubs, ltoses. etu. tijlarv
' aud expenses paid. Pull Instruction
given to Inexpoi leuced men can hounloarutho
UUSHieSS. AUUItbSJ. I, i.KUJ,.lUU, jiuguiou, pi. x
(I iiillo east ot liochuslcr, N. Y.)
a week nthomo. 15.00 oulllt fio?, Pay nb
isolutely sure, No risk, Oapllal not requlroJ.
uejuer.irvou waniuuineas ntwuiea -nor.
groat pay all the llmo they work, vvfth ubsoiuto
mlulnty, wilte for particulars to 11, IUlmtt
vu., l oiuanu, .nuiuc,
DCCSl-ly
hi i
annooa
XlA.XLB.OAD TXXVZ23 TAHXiS.
Pennsylvania Railrcad.
. !X,T
Philadelphia & Erio R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
TIME TABLE.
In emct Jlav 12th. 1E81. Tinlns lemc sun.
bury.
EASTWAHD,
u. 15 ii. m.. t'ei f-horo KMirets (daily excent
Sundu)), lor lluirlsbuig nnd Itdciiucuiatestuiloiis,
nirlMngtil Philadelphia U.15 p. In.; Ncwloik,
o.su p. m. i lialllmoie, r,.l() p. m. ; Washington
li.vop. in., connecting nl riilimlclplila loruli sea
Shoiu points. Thiuugh p.is.Hiii,er coach to
Philadelphia.
.oop. m. Day cxpiess (dully), for llnrilsburg
ntidlliteniietllalobtailonsairlijiigr.t Philadelphia
7.25 p. in. ; New oik, 10.2U li. in. j llaltllnoio
7.!.Up. in. i Uiibhlniitoi), h.i& p. in. Parlor ca
thiotigh to Phllailelplii.i and passenger coucho
lluoiigh tol'lillnilelplila nml llalllii.oiv.
8,2U p. in. YUUlaiiibpoil AcconiintKlnllnn (dally
for ll.irrWiuig and all liileinicdlalc btatlons, aniv
lug at Philadelphia 3 5 a. in. ; New York tuuu. in,
Sleeping ear iiccoinmodallons can bo becuied at
llarilsburgfor I'lillndeliihluiitidNew Yoik. on Sun
days nlhiougli Blteplngcur will borun; on this
train from Wllil.imfp'l lol'hlladelphla.l'hlladelphla
pnssengera can remain lttblccpcrundlsiuibcd until
7 n. in.
2.30 a. m. Krlu Mall (dally except Monday)
for lluirlsbuig and lntcimcdt.tiu stations,
arrlMug at Philadelphia 7.M) a. in. NowYoik.
llj.il a. m. ; liallliuoiu T. iu a. in. ; Washhigtou, n.r,o
a. in. inrougu I'uiimau sleeping cars niu itiiion
this train to I'lilladclphla, llultliuoi-oaud Washing
ton, mid thiough passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and Uultlmoie.
VKSTWAIID.
C.lBo. m. Eilo Mall (dally except Sunday), foi
Krlonnd all lnt"itnodlute binllons Willi thruugh
Pullman Pnl.ieu car and llitough passenger
coaches to Krlc, nntl thiough l'lillmnii Pulticc
cars to lltillalo via hinpoiluni. On Sundays this
train runs to ltcnovo, Willi Pulhiinn Palacocar lo
llllamsiiort and passenger coaches to ltcnovo.
For Cuuaudnlgua nml Interiiiediutu btatlons,
Itochcster, llulIaIoandNl.igaiaPalH, (dally ixcept
Sundays) with thiongh Pullman Putacu car and
paKsenger coaches to lioeheslcr.
10.15 NcwsUxpiess (duly except Sunday) for
I-oik Haven and Intermeillaio Mallons. On bun
days this train runs only io Uliainspoil.
1.10 p. m. Niagara i:piess (dally except Sim
day) lor Kane and liiternuillato btutions with
through MhSi'iurcr coaches to Kane. l'or Cnunn.
dalgua and irluclpul Inteimedlnto btatlons,
llovliester, Jluiralo and Niagara Falls with
thioiiglip.ibscnger coaches to hochester and Piii--lor
car lo WiilUns.
6.2B p. m. Past Lino (dally except Sundayjtor lie
noionndlnteiniedlatobtatlons, and Llinlru, Wat
kins and lutcimidlalo Mallons, with tluougli p.is
bengcr coacliea to ltcnovo und watklns.
THUOUGll TltAINS FOli SUNliUliY FltOM Till:
EAbT AND SOUTH.
News Kxpicts leaves Philadelphia 4.!J0 a. rn. ;
llarrisburg, s,io a. in. dally, uniting at sunbury
10.15.
Niagara Express leavrs
Phlladeliihla, 7.10a. in.; Ilalllmoit) r.oOu. m. (dully
except Sunday) in living at sutibuiy, l.iu p. in.,
with tluougli Piulor ear Horn Philadelphia
and through passenger coaches Irom I'lilladcl
phla and lialllinoie.
Fust l.lao leaves New York 8.00 n. in. ; I'lilladcl
phla, 11, iu a. in. ; Washington, o. lo u. in. ; l-'nllU
inoie, 10.50 n. in., (dully except Sunday) niilvlng n
buubuiy, &.2U p. in., Willi tluougli iMsseiii-ei
coaches I rom Pniladelphla and liallliuoi u.
Kilo -Mull leaves New York H.00 p. in. ; Philadel
phia, 11.20 p. in. ; Washington, lu.io p. in. ; Haiti
moio, 11.2U p. in., (dallj) niilvlugut suubury ti.l
u.m., with tluougli l'ulluian Sleeping cms
from Phlladelnhla. WashliiL-uin and H.-ili itiuiii, nml
tluougli iMSbcnger coaches Irom Philadelphia.
Sleeper from Washington lunsdailv oxlcul sun-
day.
sijNiiuitv, iiA.i,i;TO. ,v vii,Hin,'.ui:i;
ItAII.KOAD AND MIItTII AMI M UST
llltAM'II It.lll.WAV.
(Dally excent Suridnv.l
Wllkesbarro Mali leaves suubury ln.son. in.,
arrlvlugatuiooml'erry 11.27 a. in., Wllkes-bano
I2.t5 p. in.
Express Host leaves Sunbuiv 5.25 n. in., nrilvlni:
at liloom Feny ti.aop.in., Wllkes-bano B.on p. ui.
sunbury Mall leaves ilkesb.iriol0.3ou, in. ariii
Ing at lilnom l'erry 12.01 p. in., sunbury 12.65 p. ra.
Ilxpiess West leaves v llkcb-buno 2. 15 p. 111.,
riving at Dloom i erry 4.15 p. in., sunbuiyD.ni
m.
. ciias. u ruoii, J. II. WOOD,
viyn. .naiiugcr. uen, I'assenger Agent
P
HILADKLPHAand RKADIKO KOA1)
AliltANGEMENT 01'' l'AHt.KNGFR
TRAINS.
MaylO 18S1
TKlHia LSAVB hDrKBT A3 FOLI.OWS(SI.-NI)AT
KiChl'TuD.
For New York,Plillftdolphla,Itoadln';.I'ottbHll
Tamaqua, &c lt,&u a. m.
For Catawlisa, 11,51) 1. m..13 and lo.ssp, i
For Wllllaci3port,6,3S li.isu. rn.and 4,01! p. n
For Lewlsburg nnd sunbury, 4.08 p. ui.
TKA1KS FOR 1SUFKHT I KAVa AS fOI.Ui, (IIDXIU,
BXOHfTttl).)
Leave Now York, via. Tamaqua two u. ia. una
via. llouud Urook Itouto 1,45 a. in.
Loavo Philadelphia, 0,60 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11,65 a. m., Pottsvillo, u.ui n, m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Loavo Catawlssa, 6,si) 11.16 a. m. and 4,uu r. 111.
Leave Wllltam8port,,46a.m,4.D6 p. m. and (110 1. m
UVMIVUMUKUj -1.11,1'. lli.
" U-vv Isburg 4.4H p. in.
Passongora to and from Phllalelphla go throuh
w ithout ebango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTJfN,
CO. HANCOCK, onoralMan,.go,
(leneral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan. 10, i8l tl,
QELAWAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEltN ItAlLllOAD.
11I.OO.MSJJUHG DIVISION.
NOllTH.
STATIONS.
. ..Kern nt nn.
1 SOUTH,
a.m. u.m. p,
p.m. p.m. n.m.
U 00
H 54
S 4
H 40
H 31
K 27
1 m
1 25
1 20
1 11
1 0.1
0 16.
0 11)
0 II
t) Oil1
8 5'J
8 53
8 IS I
8 4.1
8 Ml
8 05
....Hellenic....
..Tnylorville...
. Lackawanna,,
6 ui v in 2
5 65 U II 2
r, 111 U 60 2
0 00 II 67 2
U 17 10 01 2
(1 2,1 IU 0-J t!
0 SiH 10 II 2
0 32 10 17 3
li 3') 10 20 .1
II 4') 10 25 If
U 41 111 25 3
b 60 10 20 8
li 65 10 ,13 3
7 00 10 37 3
7 05 10 41 3
IO 111 JH M
1 (HI
rutston
..West Piitblon.
....Wyoming...,
. ..Mnltby
liennelt
....Kingston ....
....Kingston ....
PI mouth .luno
., .Plymouth..,.
....Avoudjlo. .
....Nanlleoko ..
Hunlock's cicek
. shlckbhlniiy..
. lllck's leny.
..lleach Haven..
licrvUck....
..lirlar t'reek..
..Willow lirovc..
...I.linn Itldge. ..
Kspy
...iiiMinsbunr...
K 22 1
55
8 H 12 61
H 12 12 IS
S IW 12 41
K (1M 12 41
8 (1.1 12 .111
7 5'J 12 .15
7 51 12 110
7 60 12 2,1
I 11 12 HI
7 SO JS OS
7 18 11 .Ml
7 11 11 60
7 05 11 41
! b-t 11 Hi
U 51 11 31
II 60 11 30
0 42 11 2.1
II till 11 17
0 an 11 12
0 25 11 OS
tl 08 III 5
a no 10 47
5 65 HI II
5 10 10 30
p 111. n.m,
8 35
8 HO
8 25
8 21
8 IT'
8 10
7 58
7 17
7 11
7 3i
7 27
7 21
7 111
I 11
7 05
7 K)
II 61
r, , li
11 20
8 25
G 10
a.m.
7 21 III III 3
7 17 11 10 3
7 6.1 11 10 4
8 00 11 22 I
8 Oil 11 311 4
8 10 11 30 1
8 11 11 42 1
8 21 11 48 4
K 28 11 63 4
8 31 II 57 4
8 SO 12 02 4
8 5.', 12 20 0
I) 02 U 28 5
tl Otl 12 32 b
,1 en i r,u r,
. .. unpen
Cutanl'u lirldge
. nam 1110....
....Chul.isky,...
.... I'uincron...,
Noithuinbeihind
n.m. n.m. n
W. F. IIALSTIIAl), fiupt.
onico, Scrauton, Feb. 1st, 1803.
Superintendent's
win 1 mi. m
JAMEM REILIY,
Tonsovinl Artist.
u,?i? 'S13,01'1 Btan'1 "mlor KXoiianoi!
J il,l5fe,aSSnSaSn tts Uiiual " FIItHT.OLASH
nW".0,1- S." fspectfully solicits tho
pitronago orhUoldoustoraersand ot tho pumio
generally, julyu.'so-tt
PEiB0DY HOTEL.'
PHILADELPHIA.
,i8!vKb?fiJ',,1U9.f.clR',,l'mt'0no bannio botith of
L, ArT.V.01 a.m?i nlle lialt sutiaro from Wiiluut
2l.lJ?n"Vd '"tno very bu,lnebs centre of tho
H,,0ti""").AV"!fllL''"1 UUI' i:lOeun plans, (lood
nily lurulshed.0 ' l,cr Jlt'"lu,1,!ll,;i1 alia
W. Pxiyijc, M. B.,
oov 30-1 y Owner i: Proprietor.
canviiNiors in every county In this
Ntlllll til tnl'fimiliir. fi,r Mitrfancv
bfock. Afcnilu nil it,'tlruljl i-ilumirnt nt
;OI WAi;iCH. Expcrlenco in tho btisl
us not required. Nurscrios widely and favor
ably known. For terms address
Tho 0. L. Van DuEon Nursory ;Oo
(IKXEVA, ', V,
Van Duson Nursertos established 1639.
Also block at wholesale,
ApriH-moow r