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per printed at this office, arrangements hav
ing been made toconsolidato the OrsioettAT
with the Cot INDIAN. Those of our sub
scribers who retx.tivo the Culututiaa and
Democrat next week, after the issuing and
sending out of the 111,00SISMITM1 DP3IIOIIIIAT,
will understand how it is that they reooiee
two copies in ono week, This will of
course only happen to those who do not
now take both papers. In our next we will
make our speech.
HOW IN Thule.
More the election we were told by all the
Radical orators that all burdens of taxation
fell on a few persous—that the poor 111311
yaid none of the taxes—but wo said all tlio
time that it was nothing but a dodge to get
votes for Grant, and so it was ; and to 'how
that our !maiden was right; wu will prove
it by Radical authority. Chief JuAtim
Chase, in his charge to the Grand Jury of
the District Court of Richmond, said :
lle admonish you, gentlemen ; to exeer
(•ise your uunust vigilance on the subject.—
Frauds in revenue are an evil which tit',
whole land cries out upon, and frauds upon
the revenue are frauds upon the whole body
a taxpayers, and so use reho cots, dcias,
worm or is sheltacd ‘4,1(14 tiny roqf lotour
humble, now escapes Jima bcrutioo.
There is the truth in a nut shell. Pan
you crack the nut, Radical orators? Were
you telling t h e people the truth, or were
you deliberately deceiving them belhre the
election? It looks very much like the lat
ter. "Murder will out."
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The nester Vaughn Sensation
We are glad thin unfortunate young wo
man has been saved from the gallows, and
hope she will reform, but it is a ease over
which nn extraordinary amount of senti•
mental twaddle has been sprinkled ; an
when the plain facts were brought out, all
the highfalutin nonsense about "injured in
uocetw," "blighted hopes," "beauty lured
to ruin," through man's treachery, etc., was
completely exp Wed. Poor Hester Vaughn
nut impelled by want, in a good home, work
ing for pay, which she received promptly,
surrounded by respectability and refinement,
no use her own language, "sinfully met a
common laboring man, not under prowl-c
of marring°, met him but once, and the re
sult of this wetting was a child of shame."
It atrikos us that the weak-minded women
who arc working up this case, had boner
find a comfortable home for Hester, as soon
as possible, and drop the subject. It has
been quite as well ventilated as ilester's
virtue and their common sense will allow.
SPAtm.—The condition of affairs in Spain
ist unsatisfactory. The unnecessary delays
ib re-establishing order, by means of a torus
of government acceptable to the majority of
the people, have • led to an insurrection in
Cadis and troubles in 31adrid. According
to the present arrangement, the Cortes will
not meet until 'the middle of February.
Meanwhile the Isabella partisans and the
:;artists are opposing the Republicans and
Monarchists, who are the friends of order.
Ferdinand of Portugal is said to be willing
to accept the throne, ifoffered by the Ill
don. With Kspartero as Regent, he king
in his seventy-seventh year, tho question
would be wily postponed for a few years,
when there would be a better chance fbr es
tebli•shiug a republic. Garibaldi, writing
from Capron*, advises that a republic be
proclaimed at once, and that a Dietatt r be
appointed for two years.
There is a question of changing the Span
ish flag. Instead of a stripe of yellow be
tween two of rod, there is to be olio of yellow,
rod, and violet—the old colors of Castile.
The desire is to dismiss whatever has been
associated with the wicked and weak Bour
bon&
TIIK SUPREME Count —A bill has been
introduced in the Senate to increase the
number of Judges on the Hunch of the So
prani° Court. When Andrew Johnson
came into power, a , law was pas.scd, reducing
the number, in order to prevent him from
filling a vacancy. The proposed inerea.-e at
this time is admitted by the New York
Tritium to be in consoquenix► of the censer
vatisni of some of the Judges appointed by
Mr. himxilti. That amounts to a distinct
confession, that the Itadiuls intend to pack
the highest Judicial tribumil of the land
wits pliant tools, who will decide acor►rding
to the deinauds of their party. flow long
can liberty continue to exist under any goy
ernn►unt when such an outrage is openly
committed I
IT is generally conceded titat "the times
arc hard," and that before the winter doses
they will be "more so." The "good' time
miming" when the Itadioal President was
elected, has not yetmwlu its
apwara tt e e ,
and the indications are that it will not "set
in" until the people have experienced more
suffering and distress. Why is this? The
Radicals promised all kinds of pleasant end
agreeable things if they secured a now lease
of power. Now that they have been
cessful, let us begin to have some of the
benefits and blessings freely promised before
the election.
Will our Republican lime, be o kind sr
to explain? There are ninny who voted the
Radical ticket at the late election with the
belief that they would experieitee no "hard
er times" than they wore having, but things
are turning out differently. Why 44 it ?
That's the question!
COZZI
SEVYAIR MY Gov. aRARY.- Fitmernki,
of the Phitulsilphia City hem, rap , "Clea
ry soya ho will, uot hang poor IleAter
Vaughn. Ae ho never hotly* hhs word, that
ought to settle her cute."
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...The friends of (]enrol McClellan is
Washington Foy that Ito will bo offered the
Secretaryship of War by Uruut.
A LITTLK TOO few days Anon
we received the Prospectus of the New York
Tribune, for the year IS6O, asking us to give
it one or more insertions, "us may seem t•
tujust." It would make newly two A
umns in our aper, and besides the setting
up a th(!emni , situ puwishiajof the
pew, an exchange is required of oar week
ly fir the year, This is a little more than
we nfc in the habit of doing for our Demo.
erotic Dailies. In the first place we du not
agree with the Tcibunc, politically, and in
the second place there is a little too much
labor about its prospectus to insure its pub
tiontion in many Democratic papers at least.
What we would do for the Tribune at this
or at any other time in the way of assisting
in its circulation we desire to be gratitously
dune. We are not willing to lend our col
umns in the way some of our Radical oppo
sition °temporaries would wish to use thetn.
The Tribune has Wen so long and favorably
known by the Ainerican - people as the lead
ing political newspaper of this country that
it needs no introduction by the country
weekly press. As 0 newspaper it has few if
any equals and no ruperiurs. It always eon
tains full and aoeurate reports of Congress
and the State Legislature, besides careful
summaries of news front all quarters of the
Globe. Its correspondence from all the
principle centres of home and abroad is of
treat interest to the rending public. This
paper devotes more space to agritalturo,
commerce, markets and politics then any
other 'lnput in New York city. Price of
Dilly, one year, *lO ; for six months, $5.00.
Thu semi-weekly Tribune will be furnished
to subscribers at tits); two copies, one year
; the weekly Tribune, ono year, $2.00 ;
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Democrats we would only soy, support your
own papers, but if you are determined to
have an opposition paper, take the wort.
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Tttr ChillieotWo Adartive wfmts George
11. Pendleton for Goveinor of Ohio, and
says with the "Young Eagle of the West"
for a (=dilate, the Radical majority would
dissolve like a llibric of a dram. To which
the Pittsburg rose replies: If there was
any positive assurance or this result, we
think the Young Eagle might go into the
dissolving business, but it might turn out
that he would get dissolved in the process,
whieh would not be encouraging for future
prospects. The latts(t scrap wo have from
one of Washhume's friends is that Pendle
ton, Seymour and McClellan will be offered
places in General Grant's cabinet. If the
coming n e w intends to fight it out on that
lino there will be music in the spheres! 0,
what will Uncle Gabriel say?
Tit E Legislature of Pennsylvania will con
vene on Tuesday the 5111 of January nest.
The contest for Speaker of the House haM
narrowed down between Clark, of l'hiladel
plain, watt Sir:nig, of Tiega.
The Suits Treas.:riser will be elected on tho
third Tuesday in January. Mr. Irwi► is a
candidate for re-election, and he has, as yet,
no competitor.
A United States Senator in place of Mr.
Buck tilew, will be chosen on the reemul
Tuesday after the fleeting and organisation
of the Legislatture. If the House shall or
ganize within six days after its convocation,
the Senator will he elected on Tuesday, Ow
Itith of the mouth. Who the lucky man
will be it is at present bard to tell.
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VD— The Prospeetw or the Philadelphia
Age will Ix: found in another column. of to
day's Dotorttxr. This paper should be
sustained. It is i a bold ani fearless ex
ponent—has done a great deal of good to
the party. The paper needs support, as
all Democratic papers do, to make them
feel more able and rigorous in their fights
with the common enemy., The Doily :lye
is the largest and beat daily in the State,
and the Weekly Aye bears and sustains
reputation of being a first class newspaper
Send and get it. flu() a year.
Hon. Itichn►ond L. Junes, of Reading,
will receive the support of the Democrats in
the next Legislature for speaker, He ham
nerved the people of Burks County in the
Legislature with both credit to them and
himself for two years, and was re-elected at
the late election for the third term. The
compliment, though a hullow cue, would be
on bite properly bestowed.
Crl=lllMl
NEtittOCARIVX•BMIOUS.—It see ms that
the South is not only to bo afflicted with the
swat's t' lean and lantern-jawed Yankees.,
who ore pushing themselves into every va-
cant office they can find, but that the Ne
gro Congressmen i'rout that section arc also
of the carpet-bag species. The mulatto
who is now hanging round the lobby of the
Muse, waiting for a recognition of his
claims as n Representative from Louisiana,
is not a Southern negm. lie emigrated
front Ohio since the war, where it scents he
voted lin Lincolu in ISC.O, contrary to the
laws of that State. Now this vagrant
Northern negro pops up as a Represents.
Live of the arm voters of the Saudi. In
the name of the barbers, the boot-blacks,
the waiters, the black tnochanio■, and the
field hands of the South, we protest against
this as unfair. Let them send men of' their
own class, it' we must have negro Congress
men from the South, and not black carpet-
Laggers.—Lancaster Intrligencrr.
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SAD ACCIDENT. +A Fidler Shot hy hw
&H.—Ono of the saddest accidents we have
been called upon to. record tbr some time
occurred yesterday morning, in West Beaver
township, this county. The.Gtets in regard
to the matter, as wo have been able to gath
er them Do as thllows Eli Latubert,
in company with his son William, a young
man about twenty years of age, went to the
hog stublo with the intention of shooting the
hugs but the gun seemed to be out of order
and while the young man WAS fixing at it
dui load went off and enturod the loft side of
the father—the ball passing through the
body—and ho tWI dead almost instantly.
lk tr. Lambert was about baycars old and
leaves a atilt and wa,satilaccu.—Stiiiiagrove.
Timm.
Ilpllnlers.
...Aaron Iliadic from to death ono nirlit
last week near Pittston.
...It is staid tbe next Mahon Legislature
will abolish capital punishment.
...A three million Catholic. cathedral is
being built in Uenton, China, and another
in l'ekin.
....Isigerbeerish—the new style of gent's
hats. Look a though thoy had been
punched on top with a brick.
...Ono B . wallow doesa't make a summer,
but young mon should remember that too
many twallows are certain to make e
...There is a revolution in the State of
Tamaulipas, in Mexico, and that bloody
botcher, Eseobedo, has been well thrashed.
...Negro boys in their teens voted at lAt•
Ile Rock. Gray headed white men, the
pioneers of the State, were denied the right..
—James N. Marks has been nominated
by the l'resident as the successor of Mr.
Cake as Collector of the Port of l'hiladel
p h in.
Asa l'acker offers to build a railroad
between Montrose and Tunkliannock, if the
people along the route will grade it.
...Monard, tho 'negro Congreasinan, has
received his certificate from Gov. IVarmouth
as member elect from Louisiana.
...The libel suit against the editors of the
"Clinton Democrat"—■ Mr. Poortuan com
plainant—tried at Lock Haven last week,
resulted in a verdict of acquittal.
...The Cameron county ladevem/cat tut•
vocates the claims. of L. A. Mackey, of
Lock Haven, as the next DeniocrAtio candi
date for Governor.
...William NWT was almost instantly kill-
IA; one day last week, by being caught and
crushed in the belting and machinery at
Minim, Noglo st Co.'s steaiu saw will, in
Lcwi.shurg.
...Wendell Phillips says the greatest dan
ger to the country is pew) with the South.
Peace is as great an enemy to such rascals
as Phillips as righteousness is to the devil.
...Approaching antiquated maidens are
hereby notified that Leap Year, with its
privileges, will positively clone on the 31st
of the present month.
...In the lunatic asylum near Tumiito
there is a man who has been an inmate for
fifteen years, and during all that time he has
not been known to speak a word to a living
soul. !lc in not dumb either.
...Cul. Wynkoop, the Indian agent, has
resigned. Ile okays the late Sand Creek
light was nothing but a cold hearted massa
cre on our part of friendly India:is.
—Hon. Daniel Agnew, of the Supremo
Court, was seriously injured by a fall, a few
days Binoe, at his residence in Beaver, which
will prevent him from taking his rest upon
the Bench for some time.
...The Presbyterian church at Coutsville
require total abstinence as a condition of
men►bership. The pastor and all the mem
bers, numbering three hundred, have signed
the tentperance pledge.
...Washington is literally swarming with
office :seekers. There are at present at the
national capital a larger number of appli
cants fur clerkships in the various depart
ments than ever before known, and the ory
is still they come.
...There isla town In Ohio where the peo
ple have lived so long on pork that they arc
beginning to contract some of it►i' habits.—
When a neighbor dies, they lay him out as
they do a hog, with a corn cob in his mouth
...licnry Ward Beecher had the check to
ask one of the Allentown church congrega
tions $5OO for one evening's lecture—s2thi
in advance. Bully for Henry ; and bullier
for the congregation in refusing to engage
him-
...There are twelve criminals in the State
Prison of :Maine under sentence of death
for murder in the first degree. If they
were in Mississippi we should have a pro
tracted Radical howl over the prevalence of
crime in the "rebel" States.
...The Sunbury Ga....flit: u►ys that Patrick
Purse!, who was arrested and camunitted to
jail in Sunbury on suspicion of king im
plicated in the ilea murder, has ken dis
charged, there being no evidence against
...William Heed, of Milton, was run over
and killed by the cars on Monday of last
week, while walking on the track of the P.
At E. road, near Lewisburg station. He
was upwards of 75 years of ago.
...On Wednesday morning last,before day
light, an attempt was made to rob the First
National Bank of Northumberland. The
burglars entered at one of the windows, and
attempted to blow the lock off of the vault,
but were unsueoessful, and had to retreat
without pay fur their trouble.
...A man named Joseph Martin, a resi
dent of Brooklyn, New York, committed
suicide at the State Capitcl Hotel, Harris
burg, week before last. Ile was a carpen
ter and builder, in easy circumstances, and
no reason is known for the committing of
the deed. His age was about 60 years.
...In the Senate, Mr. Morton, of Indiana,
introduced an not in relation to a mite fur an
Executive Mansion, which provides that
certain lands situated on Meridian Hill be
taken and appropriated for the use of the
United-States for building an-Executive
Mansion thereon. The bill appropriates
$125,000 to carry out its provisions.
...Elmira has a genius in the shape of a
saloon keeper, who has trained a number of
rats to run across the floor and waken his
customers who sleep about on the chairs.—
The startled drinkers see the rats; the bar
keeper declares there arc no rats there; and
the former, thinking delirium, tremens ap
proaching, quickly start for home.
...Tito Store Guard says that quite an ex
eitoment was raised along the streets of liar
risburg last week by the appearance of an
animal of the proportion of a small ele
phant, but which proved to be a largo steer
brought on from Kentucky for John Casey.
It is intended for Christmas show beef, and
weighs 3,070 pounds.. Ho is but Saw pars.
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in all, The Old Guard never had stronger
claims upon the lovers ofgpod reading
ry
evewhere than are presented in the open
ing number of the New Year. iVe would
especially call attention to the very able
article by the editor, entitled "Sliding into
Monarchy." It is the determination of the
publishers that The Old Guard for 1869
shall in every respect be an improvement
even upon the present character of this tru
ly popular penodieal. Price 25 cents; $3
per year. Van Evrie, Horton A; Co., pub
lishers, 1f,2 Nassau Street, New York.
The “Little Corporal."
Alfred 14. Sewell's "Little Corporal" pub
lished at Chicago, Illinois, is one of the
wort beautiful, tasty and proper publica
tions made in this country for children, and
every well-orderedly should take a copy
for the boys and girls. The influence of
there publitsitions thr youth, cannot he ever
estimated. 'Our little chaps'' have been
renting the "Little Corprirar these two
years, and they wouldn't "take a farm for
BILLIARD PARLOR. —.J. S. Hall, 11 1 1.1., of
the Heppalier Howse, has placed in one of
the gentleman's parlors nn elegant billiard
table for the accommodation of the nuttier
ouss gusts of his house. We venture the U.
sertion that there isnot a finer billiard room
in the State. Ilu i 3 also getting on tables
liar Isis billiard room and restaurant in the
ba:ement, which is presided over by F. 31.
Hirton, a more gentlemanly and accontmo
dating fellow than whom never opened an
oypter or drew a glass of ale. —.Ashland A.l.
vacate.
New ECLIPTIC MA OA 7:1 N K.—Turnbull
and ltlurdock, 54 Lexington Street, Haiti.
more. $4.00 per annum.
The January number of this excellent
magaxine is before us old the reputation of
the publishers i. fuy sustained. It con
taines a most choice selection of current lit
eature' and is in ever essential respect dif
ferent from the trashy periodicals which so
extensively prevails at the present day.—
Ikaders who prefer° some matter, either in
the world of reality, or 'of fiction, will do
well to procure the Eci.trric.
HOTEL CIRNox.—Mr. K. S. Rich) has
&loosed of ono-half of the Luzerne House
to Mr. T. 11. flull, until recently connected
with the Lehigh and Susquehanna llailwad
As conductor. The new firm are already
making some Yeti desirable improvements
in the basement of the hotel. The restaur
ant will he provided with a ladies depart
ment, to which there will be an entrance
front the Square and from the first floor of
the hotel. Every luxury in season will be
served up, such u game of all kinds, and
the best wino; and liquor will grace the bar.
The highest compliment that could be paid
the hotel would be to assure our renders
that it will not full behind the management
of Mr. Read, one of the present proprie-
Wakes/Aare Union.
II•FIRANK LESLIE'S CADY'S MAUAZINIL
fur January, is on our table. This is the
best magazine for the ladies published. It
contains a great supply of iirshion plates
and patterns, more reading, and is most
handsomely printed. Terms only 83.00 a
your. Send and get it if you desire the best
Lady's Magazine in America. Address,
Frank Leslie, 537 Pearl St., N• Y.
=CI
TIIB church-Ruing people of Westport,
New York, bold "mush-and milk soda
bles."—Bc.
Why not? It is not the mush and milk
that.wake tho "sociable," but the intellect
ualiifol such as congregato together.
Nioriness Notices.
NW Dr. Hower has, in connection with
his shoo trade, introduced that of the fur.
He has some of the amen furs to be found
in this market. Don't be backward, geoid
buy, and be satisfied. It went cost much.
WS. Go to the Keystone Store to buy
your boots and shoos. All stook warronted
and prices to suit the purehaaers. Store
on Main and Market Streets. *
$ J. J. Brower is asiltislonishiag the
natives, with his large salsa and eheap goods.
At his store is the place to buy and plt Cull
satisfaction. Dry goods very cheap.
111E73
MARRIED.
On Wedneaday; Dommbor 241, lneg, at
Northumberland, Pa. Mr. Charles W: Bop
der, of Bloomaburg, 'Pa., to Mho Mum
limiter, or DU Lille, Pa.
...'!'tiff Wad* ot ritinfors committed by
berme people throughout the country Is get.
ting to be very large.
" lialkitinetEl o olllli; .1r.....*
Wheat 16 Inishol, if 112 110
/I,,Yer II
I 50
Corn, 16
ssss r ... • . or. .• • ihr ••• I (X)
Buckwheat " # 1 00
Oats, 66 80
Cloversced " 7 00
Flaxseed, " ' 260
Dri'd apples " 2 50
Potatoes, " 100
Flour per barrel, 13 00
Butter, 50
Kty Per thmen,„,.... .. .. . ......". 26
Tallo po und, w per ' ' 14
Lard 25
Hams, " 26
Shoulders, " 18
nay Per ton, 15 00
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Monday, December 14,
MINAT TIMM LINN PIMP/ TIIk NtrITII
nee North Wen Orr Philadelphia. New York, leak
log. Potravitte, ninepin Pharaohs, Aahlee.l. Loh
saes, Altreiewa, Easton, Ephrata, Lan. Larcener,
Calemble Iv.. ka
'hallo leave Hawlableg for New Wiry, as m o w.
al 3 SM, 3 SO and 11 11/ a X, It 40 st. 2113,11130 via Cannon-
Inn Willi similar Trains on She Pennsylvania nail-
toed and arriving at New York al II MI a ■„ 1 / 3 1 1
No .n, 3.60, 2.110, 10.121 r. M, and 0.13 a X ritoperlin
ilr. Sleeping l'ers accompanying. Ma VS a. X.
and 1111.30 r, u. Trains Mikan* amino%
'nave lincrialivirg for liee,llnp, Pintsseis. Tama•
qua, Minersville. Pins Ware, Al.
fitillown and Philadelphia. ate 10 a ■ and I 03 amid IV
P ■ slopping at Lebanon and principal Way mations,
this 4 IV r a mol lag connection'. lior Philadelphia, and
eishindion only. Fill follow ille, Ikhuylkill 'lnv.')
and Minim vie gam/Mill and ghweinchanim fail
mil, leave Ilarrirhnrp al 3 In P N.
Returning looms New York al 1100 a, 12 hi and
S 111 &Vine a, Philadelphia at d 13 a in. and . 1 .30p.in
Plarping taro arnanipanyina Well no a. N, nn,l .i lo
and Ii Int p ts monis (rani Now York wilhoni rli ode.
Way Piarenper 1 rain leaver Philadelphia as 7 :10 a
N. esowieciing with similar Wino on Coat Penni HAI
rolarninx froin Booths, at 433 P X slapping at at
Mations
Lear* PMUvilleni 741 and Hl3 •N. and 243 P
1111anat1hla LI S 2.3 • tir f A.tiliand 7 Oa • m.. mm.l 12 30
Tamaqua at 14 30 4 111141 Y.pl P Go,
Lealltlfultovill4t v.a ilchttylkill and 4 11 4.4 , 10tiassa
Builrued at 7 IU A u. Cur Iluiri.burs, mud II au& u
Nr Pima Urove and 'rrnitionl.
keildiPl ACCOIIIIIIIII.III4IiUII Train : LOITITS Reading
617 Ma PI returning !•aver Ptiii...l.4iihou al 41. a.
rntirtown Areniumulaiion Train : 1"11/1r,
lowa al U Li a. al., returning leaves Philadelphia al
4 011 r. K.
lembla fail Rand Trains WOW! Reading at 7 On
h.
M. Mild I, 13 r. r. for Ephrata. Whs, Lancaster.
Columbia. lac.
Trainmen Mailman Train.. Irma rotk 14141/011 bar
lion at If 13 A. it. and 110 r.x itruseninn: bears
Yampa , kat d a. it., and 14 43 r. x., maintain
with nitioilat taint on Kenning tail Mead,
tut Sander* ; Leave New Yuri. at ti 011 Chile
delphoa n tai M. and 3 131' the HIM A Al, train
running Italy td Readier ; Peatveltle N.at A M. ; Nar
rat aux 3 31.1 A M. 4 JO awl la U r a and Reading al
I 03. IRO and 7 13 A tl lot Ilattitharg at 11 .0 A
M. sad 731 rUf New York and 413 l'lll. for
Philadelphia.
Commutation. Mlles ge, Sealant. Stboal am; gator.
viva rie&rif, to and /tow AI reduced tats.
Manage checked llst °ash ; lull anomie Ml me,' Nub
l'aaren„cf• M. A. rt 11101,68
General Sapetiktetaleat.,
Reading PL. Dee 14. 1080„
Explevrott's NOTICE.
Estate of Assneth Raker, Into of Centre
l'owit:•ltip, deceased.
Lettere teatime:elm am the eettatt of *smolt nn
ker. late of reiette townrb.p, VOilliftbi4 County. de.
ceased, have been panted by the keiii.tur of said
comity. to U. At. and la W. Hak•u. or Genres town ,
s hip, ummoddia t amity dialog...oar having claim.
aka net the estate Are requested th present them Mt
settlement; shot uh prawn* in 'rated to the estate
will make immediate payment to the a:Lento/a.
M. KAKI L # cm
8 W. ILIAKIM tom
Dec. Ilk IS4
!ENTRE TOWNSHIP 110 U
FUN!).
A LI VITOR'S 'Err .ITRIIIS VT,
Chas, 11. Dielterich, C'ullectur of Bounty
%kr,
To balance on Duplicate. or ruled lel year 21;96
( r.
Hy film OM John I mower, 010%70
fly rowintioito, 310.60
fly konowllrroil Milo taken elf hie
Auld.l.y richnol 0 , 4041.
Ily Wi.lo
HY 00100 16 poll las and error of
12 cons*. 20,12 —14:96.1
11. A. Schtermeselitistr, Gullet:tor of Awai
t:A
To amount of floplisdlo for 1067, Sflo2 U,
('r.
fly cork to John 11111, Toms/sorer, rine 96
Hy eassiserasisour oil Ussislicato, 4*.26
-tiy balance ins llopheato does Twp.. 410 $216326
.lolut lli 1, Y'retteurer ref Bounty Fund, 1)r.
To riots from I% D. Illourrecn, un.lees sr, .10:2;01
11. A erhsveppunheirer, du 1704 96
Hy enob plod J. 11, t gelidly. bond and
Inlrtnrb 31713
Ily coot paid 11. W. do 33 , 514
Hy " Maoyan•l AiLimn. do In; n 3
Orrvrllug. do 419.311
Hy .• 11. V. Ninon du 31143
Hy '• J .eolly 1.16.1
riq rib'la.t lrar'e ointment, Nita
Ny Mali lon PI J.C.rico Rillorllll, mug
In trial conk J I', Stroh.
meyer, let%
fly cork paid 11411000 1 Nlyhord, t
41,110
Ily ratil paid cannel Illeyhard, Ica.
tar I 411. PAO
Ily ca 4 paid Win. U. Hurley. sti'y. 10.011
11y I'lillip Creasy, lot. on
1141,411f0r I year. 399
Ay amount paid Ito ntway and Jana
by, paldephing lbir aemini. r/fle
Ily cash plll.l lag Hating this ain't, S 1/ 1 9
Hy amount duo TfUalllagr Oil 101 l
year'o Milowend. 131.49
By TIMIPUfer 0 cuiumlotion. 113 JP! 011t .n1
Hal. d•te Treaturer. J
We, the underalpeed, Atolltors, do hereby certify
that we have carefully eaterladat the taregolog at
taunt aud dud timer to be cerrew t.
(
Larayotto Crawl, A u di.
Aaron Kelehner, tom
Jani A. Hutch6on,
(Mr, 16, 156$
pU BLIU SALE.
The subscriber will s. lI at Public Kale. as
Saturday, thr 26th day (f Ikrouter, ISGS,
At Kisllor'n Dotal, in I.lstawinnit. C. lamina Conn
.7, Pa., tbo ueOlvittod oar half of all that certain
TRACT OF LAND,
Called the "Oil Mill." Wilma Irlin umwe►hip,
ra..olimul..l miler fro•n ValAwialls,
Cuillaiiiing
133 3-A ACRES,
more or irtlll. with the aporortenaneert, adjcininit
hinds of Abraham Lilly, Reuben liggio. Jaw* bob
man. and other*.
The ovenwate thereon model of a
tfutwo story dwelling imam barn, a two story
frame oil atilt al the Roaring etrrk,
mot other out buildings.
About 40 arms Metre( are farm hind, the
bailor,. covered with heavy timber, prince
pdtly Pine, Hemlock, Ike.. end or well worth the at
Motion of tapritiliste and .seders.
Pale to eintintenee ut g o tit tk, r. M., oa seid (ley,
when renditions will he made home by
SAMUEL. SithiallAV.
Administrator of the Estate or Peter Point'. dee'dd
lota of Prederich I p., atotoremery twenty. Pa.
Otte 9„ IMSI-31. •
NOTICE. •
There wilt lie a ' , pedal inco
me of the 011riollitm4ery of the Illonin,thera Un h urt
Sevin/ &Hid Adeorindimi, nt N o'clock on odeerder
eve. Ind, December Intl, lOW, to eonehter the &I.
towing al. erothwie and anrendmenis IA the fly-Lew*:
seilion 3 is. Art IN be emended by addle, '.Ram
April to &Timber, nod at 7 o'clock 141.111 October to
March "
it. Election I la An. X, be emended 4 Inserting
the wind, "and l'rearureir" alter the word Secre
tary,
3, it a la Art. XV:11. be emend J by adding
th following : And provided oleo, there iv money
enneleh to pay Ike ledge tied in the Treasory."
4. Semien3 to Art XVII, be "tricken out
ay order el J. J. lailOWXll,
11. Kansa, 'weber. President.
Dee.% 111116-31,
AciEtrirs WANTED.
$111) io 111.1100 per month, or a COMMiII.
Oen harm stblsb *Mcs ihst entount eaa bit wads by
the laird insensate COIIIIIONI I.BIVISI
FAMILY SitYVING MACHINE,
rikelpio.uo. rot Circulars and Trots address
C. 1110WF318 /I 1 . 0..
floc. 2-w3 3 . 70 Furth Third Pt. l'biladilpida. Pe.
JOB WORK
14. scaly czcoutod at this uthoo.
t. REIIIIIIIMER & BRO..
lisr,im hEALER 8
I=l
MEN'S & BOY'S
CLOTHING
GENTS'
FURNISHING
GOODS.
SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Below Market, opposite Correll's Store,
lierrmfmr J , Is4l
a.
Tito oirtrocrifier toot on hand, DS trio *oil irooorrt
entinbli.ltnagnt on Main oltit+.l. i row tionro abort, Opt
4.:utirt Monne. Pinot lode. She lloJett and twit velvets*
nooht intent or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of tyre eftered to the poltlin 1114 wire,
are sorb no to omit all rialto.. ar wire his. rm.
MIMS INt Into t.very ntyle. Irons too heavy il-to
ble.•Me,i ttt , •ny to the noel Po-n,h a* weir
a• !.artier', M and 4'14410,W now*, ow
rant variety. and warranted to tw lor the, he'll to tnu.
1411f111111. are t t M. resiml a. nII riot ••
Ile itto.fre. wean e•iwrial attention In hi, , rtork
g,vul•. intett , lt d for *lutist Wear. At being or untrocit
HATS AND CAPS.
Ile has atm a NI and antapti tie eintsiitssi a ha.
and Caps of nano kind. and or iho I,,tevi and ton•t
approved myloa The 441144 W Wl4 advt . riot* OMIT
seen in this titatin't. •
or Sable, Pilaf, Mink. Pnairrel, Atoll 'prim'. other
kinds. I adi..a' repec MaW.. um, IP.Wa. end lien•
neatens' heave. I Nils, Glove* and Vonore.. Poloca
tar 44 64 0 i 0 000 Pirett t Mr these rune 'as it is
lain none mirk PAO 100 044 41 1 W14 0.1 0 040 + 04 1M-
A isms• esperti Ittlt..pittitko the ivolerti n that all
the ;thrive totirteg P 1.1 6e enlist Or the a. ati tour
4 441 4 1 0. 4 0 140 Y here heel* *alerted atilt the greatest
444 4 '. $1.411 44 10 notarial 4044 tvnr•ar.naktp.
lty 411 owner stop and eliminate the *leek litthre
patella. nag el.avo IfrrP. as tipenoe as well as
dirnp
paintwvnt may he saved.
11. C. 11014;11.
Dee, 1.1064
EST R AA T.
Came to the /weinim's of the sokleriber,
in Untawbtsa. MI or alt.ott the list a Ithiv, , olher,
• a email and W I rrE. hi WEit
yin conitlimn.
• •7
owner will route torWarti. loot ,
en'e• fly. p y th,traer. and late 11
„ ~, others is 4 It Mill be dogma. ii
ni Oho 1111% direrta.,
P. a, GAitettru.
rWie. 2, U4I w 3
NOTICE'.
Atl person* hat OM rlfoorrilltord•orro novo. or *lrak fir*
. 4 horrOtor two reolOirlOttni to v at tbw ACerhilpige
11.4..1. NO onme hrtwacn the mod " of Xi.-
vt•hober and the 13th .01' Detchsholt.,
U=M2l
J. IL MAIZE'S
mAmmrd GROCERY,
SIIITE'S BLOCK, MAIN Sr,
BLOOMSBURG, PENN.
ExTRA FAMILY FLOUR cuustantly
up haikt. AlOl,
$1 ,71
IWCO ASP MOM/WA
(.)( ait kinds, chime tat CAS. H.
Vie CAI paid lur Mutter and Eggs
Nuv. .4.3,1i0n5-pd
Li DIES' PRESS NAKINC
NEW AND t ASMONA 111,
WINTER GOODS.
THE ttildell4ll.4l Woral.l rovp.liffilly inirH.. HIM
Mention of the tithreno i•f this plate and vicinity.
In their new toad fancy Awaits, at their pewee Mita
*Met, !Proud 411.1 t ono* or loorPh Y'r Cithist't
and Chair 04)1111/. where they are prepared to
Furnish (lourlß dr• MILT Up /.)reload,Cow,
. 1
he . in The Wert pier. AiPO tell patterns 1.. r
Lst
d Meows midi:nate. still INT 0. hiNiterVe
Give thew a rill. They homy rv, tr, theitetthe beat.
in their line. and riser,. rir reds
J1 , 11.1A A. & tIABR M. Rummy,
Bloomrboing. Nov, 3.
=
NEW STORE
SZYLikev.ik3r' CILKID:OUM3
IN BLOOMSBURG.
MILLER A, WOLF,
ReopeetAdly gammon, that they have effissaisamsevt ,
he Muremotile 11144•43c0s in all us ltraiwbee,"
Neill )/ ?Maui; Store Rooms im Mobs SI.,
known as the Maus propetty, and have now in *VITO
A *FI TLI, ASSORT3IENT OF CRAPS,
in their 1111 P, whit* they have seirettal with a good , '
deal of ease, sad will soli milts
Lowest Possible Rolm,
Their *took fa inmplete he every pirti pier, and itr
quilt ty mot prim ranee* fail to sive fall aittilitetion,
'I hey mak the patronise of the public. "thin the ,
laritsee that
urtr-KATE GOODS AND PAIR MALANG'
may always be expected.
Give theme trim. 'reek rimless are not Mind with.
old snooty amts. hat with now ones, and with hew'
and mow price*.
Attention was paid to the selection of goods solim
hle, also, for the. Fah and Winter trade. Gomel pro.
etife the bargain%
The hisMeitt market pr ices allowed for all country
produce in i armoigi, f or sisals
Moron's Main street, iron front, with lilt , *
windows. , Wept, 21,
. ,
FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. W. MAUER, Preprie
Ifbe shove well•known bowl hoe recently under
;nom redirsd chimps in its internal arianstinieNlP
and its proprietor announcer lo hie Cornier rusher
and the Werellium politic thin hie accommodation
for the rowers oir hil l sonata aro served to MIMI i.
the country. Hie ieble will always be found an
110111131; with untistantial (sold. but with a
the delicacies of the 3101111011, 1111 3 MOM sad 111130111
(except this popular barons/a known an .JW‘Hinwp,',
purcbaved Menet front the importing howice, a ro en.
Welly pure. and free form all polsonens drag.. Na
lbankfid for • liberal patrolling. in the pad, and'
will continue lw 'Mewl,* it Ike fatten.
110311106 W. INAUcEIt.
huta WI Nl6-1C
WELL DIGGING.
TheNsieripheeed gives entice In IMO public genet.
ally Mal be I 1 n pteesleei W *Hit, Ultlo6ll, aid ie.
bereaved ie dill welle 00 'beet t,..10r upon Ibe
Frontrolible term. Ile hoe bed In hie Inn{ entellik
pure lisp IMO harllfe/s rerrorbeble ewetear r 519.1
Ve 'Wog *grim% dons IN Its hoe would de well lir
give boo a I'l4l.
INIMLIAM
Illovimg,berg 41111%, 10117,
11121
-AND
BLOOMMING,
'CR ,
Y C.11A1141144Ar
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