TOT?, COLUMBIAN AM DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBUllG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, T?As HOW "UNCLE TOM'B OABIN" OAME TO BE WRITTEN. If thoro is anything in foreortlinr. lion, Harriot Uecoher Stowo wai pre destined to wrlto 'Unolo Tom's Cabin.' Sho did not intend td do it. Slio linn said that "For many yoarj. of Iter lifo elio avoided nil reading upon or allu sion to tlio aubjcot of glavcry.'' But in UinollinaUi U w:w thrust upon her nt ovcrv turn. An incident which increased her in. torcst in tho problem of freedom wch tho coming to Walnut HUH of a fain lly from the far South, who for con science iako had separated tlictrjclvvn from the .nsosiationa of tltolr lifetime and Bought a homo in tho then, un broken forest on the bank of tho Ohio. Hero tho Tichonors and Cher nkers, n family of aristocratio Eti'iith desoent, tnado for thcnuclves a h.mo in tho Smthern stylo, tho firs, of thoso really duoal estates of which so many now crown tho bank? of tho Ohio and tho oro3ts of Ctnoinnatti'i. hills. Tim f imlly brought with them a retinuo of homo servants in order to set them free. They wcro 'gcatlcrod among tho various famil'ien of this lovely vioinago, somo being employed at ono tirao Or another in Prof. Stowo's family and somo in that of his next neighbor, also a professor in the semi' nary. Ono of these neighbors ha. said that sho has seen Mrs. Stowo sit whole summer afternoon watching tho children of tho two families and tho young blacks at play. It was then and thoro that Mrs. Stowo Baw Topsy aod took hor comi cal likeness in unfading colors. Topsy was a stray bit of ebony humanity that, in some unrecorded way, camo to be one of the piokaninnioi who perch-, cd on tho porticos of tho Overaker mansion in Now Orleans, whero tho family had a winter home, or hung around tho quarters, ran errands, or played with tho dogs on tho Tii-henor plantation at Natchez. Sho wai auch a little imp of darkness that it was agroed on all sides that "that limb was past saving,'' and so sho was left among the field-hands, wbo were to work out their freedom thoro on tho plantation at Natchez. But the case of tho abandoned waif appealed to tho sympathy of Mrs, Stowo's neigh bor, and the elfish Top?y was brought north and placed in tho family of tho young professor to bo trained for ser vice. It must bo confessed that the effort to develop hor into a reasonable being was not a shinning success. Joan for that was her real name drifted into the abandoned stratum of Cincinnati life, and was seen no moro by her former friends till tho day of Mrs. Tichenor's funeral. Black Sam, also, he of tho "o'bobservation" facul ty, was at servico in the same family ; but ho will ba best remembered by trio aot of putting tho beech-nnt under Haley's stddle when they were about to start after Eliza. Other of tho fry named wcro members of tho same group. It was at Walnut Hills also that Mrs. Stowo know tho original of "Undo Pete" in "Dred," or "Nina Gordon," as it was afterwards oalled. Be was then an old man, known as "Colored Williams,'' and ho certainly was of as "rock fast and deep set a black dye ps mortal flesh could, tako. Like that faithful old soul who took care of tho Peyton children and al- ways spoko of himself and them as' A IMHtsn -.TIIO CAN TALK ! Everybody has heard of n "hornn laugh, hut wbo has ever Men an equlno gifted with tho power of speech? Huch nn nnimal would ho pronounced n miracle t but bo would tho lr"HR' i AQ K DID v (WTMIt Knn, telegraph aud tho telephono a hundred year nim. Whv- even very recently n euro for con sumption, which Is universally acknowledged r 8HINB vourstio with r WOLFF'S - ACME Q LACKING ONCE A WEEK! Othar days wrath them ol.nn with 8P0NQE AND WATER. tn ho nemmtn ntTivtlnir the tunc., would have been looked upon ns miraculous, but now poo- filo nro begtnntng to reallzo that the diseaao s not Incurable. Dr. Pierce's Uolden Medical Dlacovory will cure It, If tiikon In ilmo and given n fair rrtal. This world-renowned rem edy will not make new lungs, hut It will re store, dlsetised ones to n healthy state when other means have foiled. Thousands grate fully testify to this. It Is tho most potent tonle, or strength restorer, alterative, or blood-cleanser and nutritive, or Mesh-builder, known to medical science. For Weak I.unga, (pitting of lllood, llronchltls. Asthma, Ca tarrh in tho 1 lead, and all Lingering Coughs, it Is nn vmeqHalcd remedy. In derangements of tho stomach, liver and bowels, as lndlcea tlon, or Dyspepsia, lllllousnesa, or "Liver Complaint,1' Chronlo Diarrhea, and kindred ailments, it Is a sovereign remedy. " Golden Medical Dis covery" is the only med icine ot lis ciasa. sola undo: EVERY Houtowifo EVERY Counting Room EVERY Carrlags Owrior EVERY Thriftg Mechanic EVERY Body able to hold a bruth (SHOULD CSB JIK.35a ON y7fwzB5r:iAV runt will avsua Ola Niw ruaniTua WILL atAIM SUHMCIM Will erilN tinwssi Will rain old ait WiLuartm a.r.e.e.N 1 and TamUh ot th same llmr. woltf a RArrooLPn, prJiaA.rphia. GUARANTEED. by druggists. printed gunrnlitce, from tho manufact urers, that it will benefit or cure in every case of disease for which it is recommended, or money paid for It will bo promptly refunded. Copyright, IKS, by World's Dis. Mid. Ass-. SSJrSOO offered by the manufactur ers of Dr. Sago's Catarrh llemedy, for an incurable case of Catarrh la the Head. WHAT IftfYTT'S C0N8UMPT10H UUI 1 SCROFULA EMULSION 5SSSS,?W CURES I Waiting Slssuto Wonderful Flash Produoer. Manx kT (rained one pound per day by its us. BootVa Emulilcm U no a ieori remedy. It oonUins th itlmula lng pi fMWtt at tha Hypophot-1 EHtaa ud no Norwegian Ood irer OU, potency' of tiotb being largely lacraaaod. IkunrjBd, by tlyrdfUani all ot tho world. PALATABLE A8 MILX. Bold by all ImggUts, OOTT A.IOWNIOhomUU,NY. He iVvsted Six Weeks. .Ticniiesi Atezamlio. tho famine Fronoliman. compluiud hi.i lxth wot-lci of abstinonco from food nt the Aqiii num ri'ceutlV, beatmu anoeii reoord by two days. A ropicacntativc of the ltu'sian (5overtiiiieiit offurtd Jacones a cheok for 3,000 to divulue tho secret of his power to stiKtain lilo .without food. Jacques declined tho nflVr, faYiiiii bo would sell tho cecret . i.. .t...1'ti:.i. v i. n........ to only lih; iugiiau ui x'tvuuu uuivni- ment. llo tins neon onauonccu y an nnlcuowa to fast f .r SS00, and will acci pt if tho monoy is deposited, Fat Moa And Intolleot. tT IS A MI3TAKB TO THINK THAT CORVtr- I.KNOV AND OENItm AKR AKAOONISTIO CLOTHING ! CLOTHING a. W. BSRTSOH, THE MEllOIIANT TAILOR. hi Furnishing &oods9Ha,U &.C&ps OF EVKUY DUSORIPTION. -wo reyiou ioiks, so ims uevoiea and a gt always guaranteed or no sale. Call and examine the largest and best selected stook of goods ever shown in Columbia county. Btoro next door to First National Bank MAIN STREET, ISloom9bur Pa. Jacqure Alexandre was born at St. Arnaud les Faux in 1841, bat has re sided in Ment since the Franoo-I'ru?-sian war. He mado ruoarohpa into the properties of herbs, and it is alleged that, he discovered a suinianco wnicn has sustained him in his long fast. The story of hU diuoovory is as follows: "At Regni, on tho frontier of Bel gium, lived Alexandre's grandmother, a woman who was wiso in herbs. Ho remembered very well her Miowing him ono plant in particular, Hie jmoo ot which, sho said, would savo any one who ato it from dvino of hunger oven though ho were In tho midst of a de sert. Tho shapo of tho leaves of tho nlant Alexandro never forgot, and when Dr. Tanner beoan his fast ho borrowed a oonpv of Oulpoper's "Hor ba!.' and in that book he saw figured tho verv loaf he remembered. Tho book said that tho herb was 'common. so he set about looking for it, and very soon on tho heath closo by ho found it 'in abundanoe. From it ho has decoct ed or distilled a 'liquor' (which he calls .lio 'Sauvcur,) and this liquor, lie as- lerts from praotioil exuerieno3, tin iho power of sustaining the body in health and comparativo vigor without any nourishment Doing taKon ior a length of timo not yet decided." Tho substance which Jacques has alien at tho Aquarium. has been in tho ihape of a powder. Two weeks ago t was thought ho would not ba ablo to stand the test, but he appears to have pomploted the fast successfully. The Anti-Lottery Bill. IK ANYTUING IS TO MS UOKB SOME OF THE ' C0MSIITTEE MUST SHOW AN INTEREST. Tooertatn Blonder neonlo thoassocla tioti of Intellect with fat will bo recclv-1 cd with discredit, perhaps ridicule, i I'hoy hayo viaiioJ tho dini9 musoums of tho bon n try and have mm tho obese mdtos and tho fat mn thcto displaying their Ruporbundant collection of adi pose tissue, and have gono away wilh tho idea that fat poople, merely be cause they aro fat, aro moro stupid and moro deliuieut in Inlclligcuco than peoplo of average avoirdupois. And llii-y bftva ixtendod their opinion on this subject, formed in this way, out side of llio, ditno mueoums aud applied it t" lat people generally. l'robabiy theruforo, it win bo sur- prising to thoso entertaining this idi a to lo.trn that som i o the llnoat intci letits tfio world m ever known liavo been Inossod 111 nVchly caskas pliimi even to obon!t'. N.ipoleon, notwltli' stantli'ig his .iftivo Ua'eer, was decid' odly plump. Dr. Johnson was stoui oven t) H ibbiness. Si was his biogr.ii pliioal shadow, Bowell. h:hic, thu groat Frenoh novelist, was so largq that it was a pretty bit of exercise to walk around linn, ltossni, since ior six! yens lie nuver paw Ids knets. Jules Jaiiln, tho prince of uritics, broke overy sofa he ever sit upon; his cheeks and ohin protriuh'd buyong his beard and whiskers. IjihUnohe, tho Italiau ung or, was charged three f.ires whon he traveled. Diimaspero was stout, and Saint Ueuvo was providod with the slqmach of a Ealslaff, Engine Sue had such aversion to his growing corpulency tli.it lie drank vinegar to keep it d'jwr, and et ho wrote tbo "Wandering , Jew." With these illustuous examples l)- foto them tho fat. men of the land may reassure tin ir miuds and teply to tho libes of their friends while proceeding . . i conteiueuiy to lay u tuccessivij layers of adipose. lint It is not ncc.Bsary to looK to history to furnish notable examples of illustrious fat men. Hero in our own day aro plenty occupying conspicuous positions and assisting in tho forma tion of new Btates aud tho making of new laws. In the national congress of the United States there are boiiio thirty or forty men whoso combined weights would amount to four or five tons, or on nn average of a"bout 250 pounds per inan. And thoy are all jolly and good natnred, too, besides being all men of intelect, whioh could seldom be said of an equal gross weight of lean 'men. Truly fat has its victories as well as lean. Jvxchange RAILROAD XIMB TBIiB i Best and Purest Medicinopj EVER MADE VThf I1IL.UIWIHUM IE. I irfromyoHrl I i our eklnl I 111. Tliourl I lllnlilirtjj 'ZAJ twill Orlrc thy Humor fromrmir . " X.'Ow ftVKIClll. HUH A. '5Kclcnn ami fmootli, 'i' w5 : vw " . i ..... . inriiiiiiir uvu,,t arncnuspa HTinipiin1 tilonu, ana ran it rcmoiHiiniiun a, ir you art lannl use . '.tiio irrcat t.."A. 0.7",.. n .'. 'i.. Ii ocxtmi. f3 'A. ft t t ; 'Ktlini '.t t,.3. '( . .:'J r- ln. "Jr Va ''S vx laiwoiiful. IH'tl'tVVvA o .' I brat nn.l cli.ni.c-MSjK, vi. Imetllelno. Try ft, aiiJV", jj . and noil. tlruirffltt DON'TWAIT. Ut.rlTATONCh I If rnn nrn aiiflVrlllff f rolll Kit Inrv llftcni, nn'l l"l to 1U" t M ago! ,im M-MMH'lt B11TKUS7 I Tiicy iic cr inu v cure. Scml 3 2-rent atam t A. l'.Onlway ft Co., Iloi.U)iiiMa88.iforlK!EtmcUicaiworKuuuiiMionf Titfs Mb TnrecotlToneii lb medicine mart b more thsn h purvatlv- Tobapr mnnta It must contain Alterative and Tonic. cathartic properties, Tutt'a Pllla poiitia th iiikUIIm im mn eminent de;reet ana Speedily Restore lb bonU their natnal prUtalil Motion. o vvsentlal to rcfftilnrltj Sold Eyoryxrliore -TimunJi Lvj Ik- n H,tnaiueully cuiihJ by l'UH.ADKf.l'llIA. l'A. V,veatr,nra,tio(M'vratlon or luHdf time f rum bustnchs. Cases jiruuouiicttt lit curabluby others waatcU. bonJ for Circular CURE GUARANTEED. omTiZis7u,x . Aug IB '83 Iv Senato Po?t w apparently Tho roittee with the delay upon tho bill to Ofli34 Com not salisfiid in tho House prevent tho use oA FLY NETS CHEAP AND STRONG. styles 6-A Net, prices to eult alt .iHaShUSH, l'lltLADKLl'lIIA. bula by ull deultirn. retainer of the professois' families for odd jobs always spoko of nimsclf and them as "we seminary folks." Peace to his gray ashesl He died a few years ago, at Walnut nills, aged, it was said, one hundred and twelvo years. In 1850 Dr. Stowe had accepted a professorship at Boduoin, and was living in Brunswick when the Fugitivo Slave Law of that year was passed. This was tho final fire whioh set tho colors of Mrs. Stowo's resolution to write something "which should hold up slavery to the world as a dramatio reality." She chos-3 the form oi a story, knowing well that Wbere Truth 13 closest words shall fall. There Truth embodied Id a tale Shall enter in at open doors. Not for fame's sake did she write, bat that she might ezocnte tho commission whioh the Divine Guide, by the na tuie of her genius and culture and by the circumstances of her life, had laid upon her. The intenso absorption of her theme held ber away from every other interest, for circumstances were never less favorable to tho execution of a great work. Sho was then in tho midst of heavy domestic cares, with a young infant, and with a party of pupils In her family to whom sho was imparting lessons daily with her own children; but the story was so much more intease a reality to her than any other earthly thing that the weekly instalment for Dr. Bailey's National Era never failod. Once Mr. Jewett, who was to publish it, wrote to ask her not to make it too long, as the sub ject was an unpopular one. Mrs. Stowo replied that she did not make the story, that the story made itself, and that she could not stop till it was done. This feeling inoreasod in inten sity to tho end. It is even said that in these last days of her lifo she has said, "God wrote it. I merely did p , fiminli nmr nf tlm I 'mm' tnat ,ne department in responsible tiis dictation. jrron an article on --j "w for the delay by llio House Tost utUo- Harriet Jleecher Stowe, by Eleanor Cheaper makes at manufacturers domtuUtce in reporting the bill. U U i a ii a . . . r;. ,.,?. -v. i " n. j. i.. - i. i . i . i 1 .1. J. R. SMITH & CO, LIMITED. MILTON, Pa., DUALS RS IN PIANOS, II; the following wellknewnu&koru Cliickcrinc:, Knnbc, Weber, Hallet & Davis. j Ida Lewis at Home- now THE FAMOUS 1IKR01NK UVK3 IN LIUK ROCK Liniir. Running from the mainland of tho icily of Newport, Rhode Island, iuto jttio wo8t side of its harbor, is a log, staunchly built warf, says Edlen L irdo, in The JmIics Home Journal. iVere, you to fi id your way to its end, 011 would ere lotjg see lrom the liuut- muse beyond, a woman appear aud lance in your direction. Prooutly, jMiin agile slop, sue runs down mo narrow ladder fastened to the stone ' . 1 . ... van, jumps tummy into a ooat, unites t fi;om its mooring, takes the heavy ars, and, witb a beauty of Btroke all er own, pulls with a long aod strong ull that tends her flyiaK toward thu tens on the pier on which vou wait. Jler back is an erect as that of a young girl, her powerful strength manifest in Ihe great strides the row-boat makes and yet, when Bhedcfilv turns it around aod you get a good look at her face, it (jan be seen that it belongs to a woman 111 mlddlo lite, but upon wliom time has left few tell-tale marks. She pu.s put a welcoming hand with a beauti ful white wrist, adding a cheery smile and word of greoiing n she mikt-s ready to take you over to Lime Hock as tier guost. xou nave cause tor eclt- qsugralulalion in being thin favored b,y the heioiuo Ida Low!. Lito on a liijhl-aouse, hitualed n-i is Lime Rook light, is not the gruesome tiling gonerally imiyined. With a six-roomed house there are car s tint fill the day, and, like any other "gudo wile, Alis i iiiwis has her pots, ket tles and pans to attoud to, looms to sweep, bed to make, papurs and ma!- azium to read, letter tq write, and all the various electoral to manage whioh fill tho time of a busy woman. A de- ia rv m . l a ior VOICE ! of tbo mails by lottery companies. The Seuato committco recently con sidered the antWottery bill and dis cussed all its details. Somo quest ons of cocstitutioual law were laised in re lnt'ion to some of the provisions of the bill, and to determine them it was re ferred to a sub-cominitlo consisting of Senators Sawyer, Mitchul and Reagan. Meantime nothing is hoard .of the ami-lottery bill in tho House. Thu qourse to take to insuro its passage would be for General Bingham, as chairman of tho committee on Poit Offices and Pos, Roads, to request the Committeo on Rule3 to report a reso lution fixing a day for its considera tion and a time tor a veto upon it. Speaker Reed is chairman of the com mittee on uuies. tn reply 10 an in quiry ho said today that no such voted churoh woman, she fipeudj San uuy uu nuuru wnuiiover uur uruwior is quest had been made by Chairman Bingham or any member of Post Ofliso Uomtmttec, or, indeed, ny any member ot the lionse. (should Ueucral iiing- I ham or somo ono of his committee press tho anti-lottery bill upon the at tention of the Committeo on Rules there is no doubt that au eurly d iy would bo hxed for its consideration By ne(leoting to do this tho ohnirmm aud members ot luu coinnmlu can indi rectly accomplish tho defeat of the bill. As t-iiiur.il Uintiham lias iloolared turn . self in favor of it, Speaker R wd and ttio rest ot the Uominuteu o i Itules Will douhtle-i.i hear from, hnu tu-mor- row. The l'ost Olhco U.'parlment is in clined to rcreut the statement publith- ed in au int-.rview with Geueral Oivg- Oooking a OMoken. TUB OLU VinOINIA. COOK KNOWS ALL AUOUT IT. Housekeepers do not always under stand that a ohioken, aftor the animal heat leaves the body, is not fit for food in less than twenty-four hours. During this time tho muacloj aro stiff ened by tho rigor that succeeds direct 'y after the departure of animal beat in all animals, and are toutjhor than1 thoy aro at any lime previous. In Virginia and many parts of the South, cooks kill and dress poultry with great rapidity, and plunge the pieoes of chicken whilo thoy are still warm with animal heat into tbo frying kot tie. Th's secures tho tonder, suocu- lont dishes of fried chicken which aro justly the pride of tho old Virginia cook. There is something repulsive to tho Northern home-wifo in sorving up a fowl that was perhaps a few mom ents Loforo struting about, the pride of the yard. An equally good an 1 tonder dish of chioken may bo obtain ei by keeping the fowl till tho mus cles relax and it is in prune condition for food. In fact, only by tbo rapid procesi of frying can a chicken be cooked dono boloro tho muscles stiffen. This tho Southern cook knows. New York Tribune. prices. Do. not buy a piauo be- stated at the department that tho Pott- "J.? t v U no-smil f fore getting our prices. master General exhausted his duty, -.'.OA- r'te"1,. heNghtorlensoe woul Catalogue and Price Lists 3 MtP-U- On application. WIDE-AWAKE .TRADESMEN ESSE mnndod legislation. Several bills design ed to carry into effect the Postmaster . . ... . . . t-icnerals recommendations were Intro duced and referred to thu oomuitte'j, Hie committeo did nothing. It was oaly whon it boons' apparent that if left to itself the committee would do nothing that tho PoH Ofll so Djpart mpnt stirred vp the subject ud briutrht it to publio attonlion, holnsr aided in o doing by a fpeoial mcsHsgu from tho 1'resident. kiTt U&raed by csHrltnc. Ihat tbt oolj wtttrproof cent they tu U 10 . cowboy or uotr u tbl uuer wiia me fun wtaa ru. Thcr .r. Ik. tit wttcrwoof uddl. otti cftr mid. Thty Iimd tb udtltf tb. laoi roEiul blickcr with tb. "ii Muko.U. iom't Uick, tad dx. rldr WLrn. Superintendent Murray, of New xorK ouy, Buys mat tuo woiuuuuubj-i j ed as census enumerators did splendid I j woik, aud (10 regrets mat no urn not all women. Wluio some oi rosrtilr drr tod Ho Midi, tor Iron lha. ciU-Df ot a vet Whin cfd u . wl)Lior coiL tk. .1. ttfuloa Iroat b.U0Di kick, and lb. SUckar u changed at coca to an ordicafy out, Joit try eu, lhay coat but lilila lad will promt cold). lattn, ibaumauai., and otter rceaua lo upon . ... w.atkcr. Hiun tit worthlcta imltano .tanr fanuat aumpad with " Filk Blind " Trade u.rt. IWt arrDl an inferior coat whea voa can bar. the "Flah brand Slicker' delivered without eiUa coal. Paruculart and Uloauatcd ca ftlocoa tree. A. J. TOWER, Boston, Mats, ure- ioa, IPP & PODMORK. AR0UITE0T8, OtTumooY Doildino, wllketbarre, l'a. HGRMETIOALLY SEALED MINNOWS At intervals during the past two yeard the feasibility of traunporting minnows in hermetically sealed jars, etc., has been riUuuas'.ul in your valu able -journal. I recently mot in Cleve land that expert lly oaster and enthusi astic angler, J. T, Haibrouk. Upou oiio occasion lie ran aorois a veritablo Izaak Walton lithing for bass, aud ob served that ho oarnxi his minnows m a bottle soaurely oorked. In oonvar- Isation on the subject lis wm assured that they might bo easily transported tor long d. stances it put in a two or three trallon iuc filled two thirds full of watt r aud lightly orKi d or sttaled. A short timosiuce upon my recommen dation, the plan was tried by a mombtr ofiour angling asooint'on, and the minnows, wheu tumid into bait pails at the end ot a w-muo nnve wero found to bo in a splendid condition. onlv ono ot tbo eulire lot havltiu turn ed up. As it is of great importance I to many of the vast army of angltis throughout thu land, I hasten to give at home As the only woman light-housij keep er in our country, and the last ono wiC bo given a light tor such is the verdict of thu powers that.be ilis-i Howis bas other dulie-4 that are unique. Ilxaetly at sundown she must light ber Ump, and precisely at inid'iiglit an other must lieeutHtiiuted All through the night it must Im watehrd, iiiid Miss Lewis 'Hki ns tliis "cottniit, care tp that dema.idetl by au iufant. The wick might Hire or hum low, tbo chimney smoko or craek, or any of the btindred-and'Oiio accidents happen that are ever laKinij pi.ice with lliu ti-io ot keroseno oil. She can but catch cat- unp-; hence the nearnefs of her sleeping-room lo tho light, At sunrise the U r. quires her lamp, like thu foolish virgins, to have gone out, and from this, fatjl she is an eat)y riser. Thu ono, for the or auuident to liht or lenses would brim; a re port trom the lifst seaman who suffer ed by it. Lives hang on her vigilanco, but to her credit no light on all the coast is as regularly or parfeotly oU teuded to, nor dose any other gain from the Government Inspector ho h(gh a repoit. Misi Lowis ko-ps a .1'Ti.. i . .1 uatiy exjieuje uouk, noting just tne amount of wick aud oil burnt, and the timo to a cecond of tho lighting actl putting nut nf the lamp. In addition, a reooid of the wenlv-r must bd enter act daily. As L'rae Rock light is a firetolast light, no rations are allowed, FOR Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs. Excel any remedy for the rapid cure ol Bard Cold,Coughi,HldeBound,YellowWater,Feter. Dlitemper, Sort and Weak Ejei. Luna Fever, Coitlvenett, Blotchet, and all dlfflcultlet aril Ing lrom Impurities ol Ihe Blood. Will relieve Hearts at once. Manufacturtd by He JOPPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS, N. V, tOU SALE BY JUL DEALSliS. 3-21.'J0 My. HIRE SS. HIRES' UlPnOVED tS a ROOT BEER! ;iUDlia. UD lOIUKDRkTtAlNlHa tUUILUt TI1IS PATKXCE MAXES IIVE CA1L0XS. ROOT BEER. rho morrt APPETTZINO and WH0LEB0M3 TBUPERANCB D1UNK tn the world. DoUclous and 6iaiUlm. THY IT Ask your Druggist or Oroeer for It. C. E. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA, 7-4 -4t. fV&t<&Ut BHaaaHawf I SPRING! SPRING!! SPRING!!! ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD. 11LOOMS11UKG DIVISION. STATIONS. NOHTH. r. M, r. M. A. . i ! NOKTIlU-iBtBt.iNn. 5 40 1 Ut Oamorun 5 53 ... Chuiaskr uanviuo ,... on v ii Uittawlsia 9 V!5 .... import ao au uioomsourg o oo v no ICallT Ml 3 41 Uuio lllil-ro 6 50 .... Willow drove. 061 tirltrurcck. 0 64 Berwick.., TiS It,' WWIi llufln V 11 llloK'd Kerry !H .... lilcKBlUnuy 7 80 3 90 lluniooun , "41 .... N.lllllcoko 60 3 80 ATundklo...., 161 .... rirmoutu a n rirraouth Junction 801 .... Kingston 808 8 63 llcnnctt... , 813 .... suitor si, wromln;. I'.'i W'9l l'lUHton 8'.'" I'ltlston. .- 8 33 utciciwanna , K4ti I'aylorttllo 8 45 liencvuo. im I SCIIANTON DC0 4 24 819 B0 4 0-1 4 CI 4 11 STATIONS. r. v. r. u H0UT1I, 10 00 10 15 10 111 10SS 6 41 10 43 6 68 10 60 7 (1.1 10 67 7 12 11 l6 I 20 1113 TIT II III 7 31 11 to 7 33 It lit 7 41 1131 7 4U 1138 7 65 11 13 8 08 1164 8 11 WlXl 8 81 U ID 8 2S WI5 8 33 1) 20 8 34 its? 845 12 31 BJU 1233 3 63 12 40 8 68 12 41 V03 12 63 9 0 1 01 f 17 1 09 9 SS 115 ISO 1 20 9 86 r. v. r. m w M CO O 0Q si m A.M. SCntHTOK 610 I'olloruc .....i 6 13 Taylorvltlo 0 20 uicKftwanni n-n lltuton 6 so Wot mttston 0 41 I Wyomlnt;-. 6 47 .iianuy , ..... .... , .. ooi ueunett. 6 8 Kinraton ens riymoutti Junction 7 0.1 I'lymoutli 1 10 Avoadale T14 Nintlcoko 7 19 Hunlock'a T ttmckslilnny 7 37 hick s retry 753 Beach Haven 6 01 Berwick 8 07 Briar Creek 8 13- WlUowUrova 816 LlmolUdgo 820 Espy. 8 24 uioomsourg s ir.' Rupert'. 837 CalanlEisa 8 42 until me 8 57 Cliutuliy Cimeron 9 07 NORTnUMBXRLAKO. 9 21 A.M. A.M. 960 9 65 10 00 10 04 1019 10 !2 10 27 10 30 1(131 1034 10 42 10 47 10 51 1055 1102 11 12 1122 1134 11 40 ii'iso 11 54 12 01 12 06 1212 12 17 12 32 l'aVv 12 65 r. m. r.M 0 20 6 25 0 3) 6 87 6 45 6 (0 I 6 53 0 59 7 03 707 12 1 63 iVii 2 10 218 221 2 29 237 2 40 2 43 2 50 7 16 2 65 7 21 2 69 7 25 I 800 743 3 20 7 65 I o CD h3 bd G 4- O 0 in a u u -a a in O CO a p SI $ eh & I ha B o i M ; sr & 3. I? CD 3 31 3 40 3 47 3 53 3 57 402 409 4 13 4 22 4 2a 807 8 Ii 8 20 8 27 8 31 8 33 841 8 47 8 52 8 97 D. LOwiBERG'S in in Pa 4 46 9 13 464 6 CO 9 2 S 515 0 43 r. x. r.M. Connections at ltunert wltli l'lilladclnhla & Iteadtni; Itallro.td tnr Tnmnnend. Tnniaona. Will- Ulnsport, sunbury, fotuilllc, eiti. At N'orUium. oenana itn r. s is. mv. r. K. u. tor uarrnours, Lock llavoo, Emporium, warren, Corry, and Brio. IV. J 4 FIFTY DOLLAJIS FOll TjIFF SCUOIjAUSIIIP -n till PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE WU 1700 Chestnut St.. PHI w 3to4moa. Uratligulpp it.. PNlUAUAi, I A. twiuiDoiw.1 i-uttinon ior nwniTn 4 1 me Equipped. JlestConraeofbtudy. OlrcuiantrMiX too name tbia paper . V. liAUlTiJAU. Uen. Man., scranton. Pa. jnly lM3w froti Olilo, lltr U iwrlntlt gf Mr. f.nrrt ion. of Hile-tti. Dliui. H MrriiMi 'Wi at work on farm Tut $Oaiitonth! I now batTC an amncy v. Alien a t o a aioumt atiu -uun- ntl ofltn maka t!ay.' (Slfrnail) J, II. UAHHlw.f . William Kline, IlamVliarr. anythlnir lt aril lika four albu.u. titer Jay I took t-irdmrnnuKh ( I-aj ma urar 615."' W, J. KU r, uaniror, ie., Mntear "i a an order for your album at loaievarj doum 1 iti. ny Frofltlaofleu aamucbaiSCUO or a alnrle lUyaMork." rOthmaradolnraaiteas wclti Lwa bat not aiwie to r' i)M.i rnini tholi- t.tl.n P..n rni ln takea hold of tbll rrand buIoca I'llfi gpf rmrnl iroAia. lltail wo lirt VOU in fhl. luincFv. matlrrf Writt toai and learn all about It for j-ourfrlf, Wa a (n Hart itff inanyi wewlllitart jou If you Uon t dU untH ai.ollitrcfti aliraij of you In )our part or tha lountrr. If you lakehiM you will ba ablata Jtk Kp frold fM. itf-kEkril On a vuut of a forrrd tnanufarlurer'a aala I lf(VOU ivn atitllur )lm(Kipli A1Imiiii are to baoMiotli i-Ie fur li each, llounj In Ko)al Crlmaon tM)klvrt rluoli. Clurmlnrlrdecoralutl Iniidea. lliu Jaomrat album In 11m witM. Lartrrtt Sue, UrMteat barfralni a.rr known. Apr nil wanietl. UUraltenua. Ill monty fr airiit. Any outran tutcwm a tiKM-Mful a pent. Pella Ittclf on aight Utile ornc talking nrrtaary. bcrever ahawn, enry ono v. nut to pur chaae. Arrnti take tbouiahda f onlrra with rajfillty nayer Ltfure known. Great roflta await every Korkcr. Afrenta an in ikhijt foriunea. jLadira make at murti aa men. You, reader, ran do a wall aa anyone. ull information aadteroia free in t tm to wbo write for tame, wltU pari leu tar ant ttnnafurour Family ttibl Hooka and Periodica la. After yon know all kWuld yon toocUda to go no furtbr, why no barm la done. AAdreta K. C ALLKN 4 CO. Acuctli, HUM Jan. is-90ir. FOE MEN ONLY! iror juaTorF&u.iro aAliHOODi Oeneral and NERVOUS DIBLllI Y Weakneaaof Bodyandfillnd, HjTeeta of Crrorear Ezoeaaaaia Old or Vonnr. Baka.l. k.,1. HAallOOUrallT HMt.r.a. Haw ta.alana aal atrtelb.affliK,lSDrviCIllOKIUV9PAHrS0r!taDT. ibMl.l.lr h,rtlll,r H09K TKKiTnaT-l.,.flli la a 4tJ. M,i LtU-7 rr,n at tll.fl a4 r.rtlf a CaaBtrlM. Hrlla tb.n. JlMCrlptl. Back, rtpltittliaa a,. ont mttod (Miledl rrM. U4rue ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V. Pennsylvania Railroad. ixi Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis ion, and Northern Central Railway. lx TIME TABLE. in effect MAY U, 1860. Traloj leave trnnDur) BAST V Alt 9.43 a.m., sea Snore Bzpreas (dally excep -suiiaj , wr uurniuurK lujuiuturaiBaiawaiatione -irnvia at r'nuaapirnias.15 m. New York Baiome.-M. 3.10 d. m. ! Wiahlni-tdn iu., uuuutA;i.ij-i ub rmiaaeipnifii xorau uea 1.5(1 D. in.: d. m., 3horo pnluts. Tnroacu ruuaiQ)pnia, uaiiunoro paasecgor coach to 1.35 p. dally (iiceptBunliirJ.toriUiTistH rcium lmerme- I'nuaaeipu m. Day Expross -llate atatians, arilvlni; nt 11.60 p. m. ; New Yorfc, 9.S5 p. in. ! Baltlmort .45 p. m. ! Washington, 8.1s p. m. Parlor car throuli to I'miaaetpnia and passonger coaches cnrou.;ti tornuaoeipntaana Baltimore. 8.(K p. m. KenoTO AocommoUatton (daily Iiur uarriau-aru mu nuiaturi-aeaiaie stations, arriv Ineat PHlljl-lpnia 4.2s a. m. : Hew YorkT.lOa. m. i imu lUllm in slseptng curtrora Uarrlibunr to Phlladel. iltlmore. 5.15 . in. e.so a. plita and New York, l-nuaaelpaia r"sonf;er8 can remain in uiieptT uaaiiturDa until 7 a. m. , l.toa. m. Krle .M all (dally) ror Ilarrisbarg and Intermediate stations, arriving at PUUadelplila .50 a. rn. Now Yors, 9.S0 a. m.; TUrousti Pullman sleeping car-i ana paaoenger coacnu to PnlUdel puta. a.50 a. m. Soatnern Eipreai UMr) for Harris burz ana intermediate stations arrl? inir at Baltl. more 7.20, a. m..tal wsatngtons.-ts, a. m. and tnroucti Pullman Sleeping cara to Ualtlmore and Washington, and itirougn pasuonger coaonos to Baltlmoro. WBSTWAKlJ. 5.10 a. m Erie Mall (dallri. tor una m &' I Oanandaigua ai d Intermediate stations, Koches tur, uauaiu .taunui.avurairaiis. witn tnrontrn run minPaUjacaraandpaasengercoacheatgiirleMid I 1. U30lfc.r. ..5J-N0W8 EXDress ( dallr 1 tor Lock Haven I anu interineaiaie stations. L4 n. m. Manara Eznreaa (dallroxeentHnn. 1 y) tor Kane. Uaua oaliruaand Intermediate ata. I Hons. U .'lioater. Uuttalo and Nlairara Fall with I through passenger coacheatoKaneandUochester I ana rarior car to watKins. I c.30 p. m. fast Line (dally ezcent Sundarltor lie-1 uuvu, vvakiKuia auu intenneoiaie BtationB, witn tUrox.h passenger coaches to llenovo and Watklns. v.ic p, m. wuutungpoix isxpress ( aaiiy 1 tor Ytiiuamsport ana intermediate stations. railOUQU TKA1NS KOHSUNIIUHY FKOMTHE NowaEloress leaves New York. 12.1s nlfhr. I Palladolphia 1.30 n. m. llaltlmore, 4.30 a. in. liar-1 ruourg, 3.iu a.m. aaiiy arriving at Hunoury 9.M a. ui. NlaifaraKznreas leaves New Yorka.)a. m I'hllailt'lnuia. S.50 a. rn. : Wajahlmrton K in a. in. lltd. llmore 9.00 a. m. (dalii except bundaj arriving at Sunsurj,l.n;r.in., with through Parlor cartrom rdiiajeipuiB ana inrougu passenger coaches from I rnuaaeipnia ana uaiumore. r'aat Line loaves New yorku.00 a.m. ; PhtlAdei. Dhla.ll.40a. in. : Washlnirton. lO.Ma. m.: isu.it!. more, 11.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at I I-uuuur.'. s,ou u. m. wuu lurouu pai coicbes from Philadelphia and ilaltlinore WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Uo, Cinfj, Ffofly an noly. SOLE AGENTS FOR Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week. SOLE AGENTS FOR F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, Sole agent J of the olVwainr. brands i Cigar. 1 Honry Clay, Londre3, Normal, Indian Princosa, Samson, Sflvor Aeh. Any order for Fcitiralf will be supplied wUh the lowest Mute. Price-, as liHaui t raKilej. Lemonj, ream DnKs. Peanuts. AI""" & BL00MSBURG, PA. G. 6. "ROBBIES, Foreign and Domestic 4 BLOOMSBURG P. passenger WlUlamsiMir. licnress leaves New York km 11 m. Phlladeiohla 4.25 d. m. Washtnirton a.sn n. m u.iiumure t.33 p. m. many ) arriving at sunrjury ' Krle Mall le.ivt 9 New York 8.00 p. m. ; Phlladel. phla. 11.20 0. m. : Washlnirton.iaoOn. m. : Haiti. more, 11.21) p.m., (dally) arriving at, sunbury 6.10 a. m., with Pullman Sleeping cars rrom rnuaaoipnia, whuington ana lummore and pasienger coaches (roio Philadelphia and Haiti. moro. 417.NKIIIIV.IIA7.I.KTU.N V U'lI.KKNIIAHKK KAII.ItllAIl Artll MHtTII ANlf WKHT II 11 4N4.1I UA1I.WAV. (Daily except Hunuay.) Wllkepbarro Mail lsaiea sunbury 10.00 a.m. arriving at liloom Kerry 10.4S a. m., WlUen-barre ;.iu p.m. EDreit Hist leaves Sunbury 5. S3 d. hi., arriving at lllor.m Perry .2a p. m., llkta-barre 7.W p. in Sunbury Mali leaves Wl lKestmrre 1 1.1 1 a. m. arrlv. tngat uioom rurry u.37 p. m,,tuup.')ry l.aa p. m. 1 ajii.iviu r c;ii natn ni vilke.n.irr. J.05 v. m.. ar. vn at Ulooru Krr 4.30 p.m., SULtJiiry i.20 p. id. SUNDAY TtAI?S. WUkeabarro mall ltives sunS'irr 10 o-i a. m.. .r riving atwoom -Ferry 10:4H u. to., Wllltes-Ii'irrr- is .u a.m. isundcy a--iiomiDoi iton lcavuj Wllkos-liarf 0 p. m., air:vlng .it Fw, v.3. P.m., Son ':Sli ti. m CUAS. E. PIJUI1, J. It. WOOD, oi I'aftacngcr A:L B. F. Savits, Oen, Miwuirer. OllUaADETal'lIIA & HKAUINO H.VlLltOAO. ON AND AtTK JUNK SOth 190. T1UINS LEAVB DLOOMSllUltd as follows: (HUJ-'IUV EICI1TID.) For New York. Pnltalelnhla. HeAjilnv. Pnttiviun. Tamairaa, etc., b.-ui, iimia a. m. For Wllitaranport, Milton and Danvllla 7:"i) a. m. 3:18. 11:00 p. in. ForOata r, 0), 1:30, 11:03 a. m., 1J:20. 5:00 6 S5 p. ra. ror unpeuoiki, 7:3", 11:05a. m., 12:20, 3.16, jao, g 35, 11:0.1 p. IU. .ill THA INS FOlt ULOOMSliUKO Leave New Y rlrvl.t I'hll.idelnhlaTiis a. m. 4.0a p. 111. and Hi c.iston tj.15 a. m. 3:43 p. m. j.'tKj p. m. In purchasing liouso hold necC6Hilies, it ia wiso always to select tlint whioh is tho best, it will be tho cheapest in tho end. A good article is always a source of pleasure. J. SALTZKIt has won a wido imputation for Helling good goods at low prices. Ho buys direct from the manufacturer?, and oan sell lirst class goods oheaper than can bo obtained elsewhere. Hero are some of tho articles and prices : Eily lian $350 to $0). Sleek, $375 to $G00. It. M. Hunt & Co., $250 to $100. Brown & Sirap3on, $250 to $100. Ktfy Organs, $00 to S175. Miller ornnp, $75 to $150, United Stites organs, $125 to $175. Chicago CottaifD organ, $00 to SHO Worcester organs", $75 to $150. Paris organs, $00 to $100. CvlehnUed White Sewiug Machines $3 to S05. New Domestic Sewing Machine;, $35 to S75. Sewing Machine of three grades, mado ti tho Now Homo Sewincr machine Co.. 3 rli 11 wor drop leaf, all attach men In. from $19.50 to $G0. Ir-oyal St. John, $30 upwards. Standard Rotary, $40 upwards. New Home, $30 upwards. Uave rhlluit-li'l.u iO:uO a. in. to l-avo He -liny 11:50 n. in. 7:31 p. m. Leave PoUdtllio 12.30 p. ui. la aveTn nwiua LSI a. m. fits p. m. ) has eccured tlio Bole agency of Columbia county for tho Nation- tho yearly salary litinc $750, and two al Sheet IMetal Itoofmc Co. tons of coal. Theao roofs aro guaranteed to be far superior to any other Havo received tho aconcv for thu .rnrv DUtln Cnrniit. tint liout" Leave HlllUlUMiortS.lSa. 10. 4.1Sp. in. I . , ' , ... ir.iuu, Leuvd fatawiiua s:oo.i. m., 1:30, 3:jo, :13 A good assortmi nt of violins, tuitarH, banjoB, ll:01i.m. ncnnrilnrinu rlrnmj tl,,!.. t!fa''..J ll 1.::. 1 . .vw...,, ......-, Hl"t iiiud nuii ull Kllllltt of musical itiKtiumonti. TI13 bct of Hliiugs for violins, guitaiv, bmj.xi, violiiiccllo, and haw violins. Agent for Hutterick's patterns, pattern-hook and fashion sheets. WW U iivh Ituai'rLa.ld. 1:03. S.0cl lli.'i i. m. i;as a :n 3:, 11:13 p. 111. ' ' ror uaiiiinoro wasiiingtou and tlio West via II. o. H. it., 1hrnugbtr.1l11lc.1to ulrard Avenue Station I'hlla. (P. A It. K. It.) 4i.ii, S:'W, 1I:V7 a. m. 1:31, 4.31. 6:S. ,:23 p. in. bunOaya 4:10, 8.t, 11:21 a. m., 4:21, b:ti, 7:21 p. m. A . LANTiO CITY DIVISION. iavo pruitaeirnia, iier 7. Cho&Uiut street nunii, uui4 pi-uku puwb nuun; 1 Hmm 7- V . 1 Am 4sM PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Fleaaa and tMuiirira tha hatr. miiurfi i a lukuriaitt eruwlh. tlner ralla to Iloater. Ureyl .loir iu iia isumiu i.uior. Curt, aratp dliraa It atlr Ulluiv. 5ilr.aiatali.tal llruteirta roa AIHKTI0 CITY. Ui..L.a,niP.nhuI .1 m ...... - ..... 1 .1 n.va uujp-.i.i,TO, ...v, U;il, a, m, 1,3.11, roof, as thoy aro both storm and ';") ,(X). (turiajs omy a:ao, , I 4.UJ, &.UU, b:lU p. III. wllltl IiruOI. i flwuuiuinuaiiou, o.w a. m. a:ia, can, p. m 01 ' l Sunda)-UapretD,4:IJ,T:OU,s:(Xi,8:iO, . oiiut'L iron roois oi tins niiinu unti. a so. Accomuiudatlon 3:00 a. in. and 4:3o p, In. I'ianos, ortratis and sawinir machines sold ii lunnn t 1ff null I MtDVUUIIV IUI VtlDJt A liber atjnoint all women. .. I 1 1 - ..! .1 .nV,; Branch Offlc. nioomjburjr, r. wilt. rwult,of tlo practical ttperiment. VU Vfnwty aula awauv v vvu.j-ta..a.. a J.. HINDERCORNS. Iln nlaiiieuiaMCor-. 8 1WI. WUWU1. Hlea;! uacUle muck HALF TUB COST oi hoUtlng saved to Storekefpem, liuu-hera, Fanners, Mach. Inlste, llullders, Onntruciora and or II- r.iio. AOLuuieu uj w mi Kreatest nn. rovements KVKlt made In tackle locks. Prelum nreDjld. Writs rur catalogue. Fulton Iron J; Engine Werki. ltali. luu, io mush bu, IMtroit, Mich. t-a-ir. CuurTaZ.(S &n ala1u.aji. aua if r. ailioi, vni, tti Mir la'W fa a - i raaau 7-I8-d.il, facturo can bo put up as cheap tm, and last much longer. Koota aro made ot sheet iron, tin, or copper, as parties may desire. Orders may ho secured through B. F, Siwit3, Ulooms- burt;, Pa., who will put ou tlio roofs and guarantee tho work, or may bo ordered direct from tho HKTCKMka, LEAVX ATL1MTI0 CITY. IXpot corner Atlantlo and Arkansis Avenues t week dajBainri-Mi. 7:00, 1:30, .0I, D U). 10.00 a.m.ajLnl 4.-0 ), s:3U, M p. in. Accommodation, 3.U0, b:io a. in. and 4:3u p. m. bundayaExpreiai, 4:U), 6 OO, 6:00, 6;). 7:'0, (:00t a w. tn. Da not send eluawhero, but call and bco tlio htock of your h who ik alw.iyi with you, and oan L'lvoyou any information or im.tr uuy iiitiniiiiitut you limy piirclltlHe. omo dealer. instruction upou Accommodation, 7:j0a.m ands:u3 p. A. A O. Q HANCOCK, McLEOD, oVii'l, Aw, Agtnt. fr, 4 (leit'L Manager. AT SWTS J ,510-520 East 20th 8troot,N. Y. lAnMuavin f33. Pltnoii 1130. Catalocruo freo 1 VlRallS banlel Y. IXJlltV, WAsliinsta, H. y. n aU in I Trade Hxtm ootaln1,anl all paten t ninsa conducted tor limit .TK FKm. OUlt OKKUH IS OL'i'HirP. II. M. imtrstk OfFlcu. w e have no sub.aeencies. all business lroct, hence can transict patent buslnesiin less imo.uu uu nut . uuai vuau tuu.u remote rrpm iwauuiwiitNuniUaUi iuu tu, w 1111 UCSCl iptlOn, I We adviie if Datentable or not. frtiH nr Wq. Our tee not due till patent la seourrd. ' A Doovuow to imtalnPatenla,l'wltbre(ersik3ea I wuouwiu jgm otatv, ouunir , or town. Miis SALTZER? lustrumcnts and Sewing. Machines WAREROOMS mm VJV4 4L PA.
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