THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUilGv' SAIWBAY, DECEMBEfe 29, im..- LOOAL IHTELLIGENOE, "WlLI-tAM L. MADDOOIC ANJ Cn dealers In flno groceries, No. 115 South Tinru street (oDDo-mo tliouira ruBnuk) Jt'iiiiaucipnin. Propositions for purchasing this newspaper establishment lmvo been submitted to the proprietors by Colonel Tnto nntt Colonel Freeze; tho former imcnuliig to blurt a now paper nt Vll Hamsport, mul tho latter at Dlootnn- burg. In tiny possible disposition which may Do mado or this yaper duo provls Ion will bo mado for the Interests of sub ecrtucrs aim advertising patrons, to that they shall not bo subjected to dls appointment or loss. The outstanding contracts with both willbocxecutcd.und duo notice of tho provision mado for that purpose will bo given. A good iuua. The following appears among tlio by-laws of a benevolent so ciety of a nclL'hborlnc town : "Gontlemon arc required to engage muius wnutn iney wisn 10 ticconipany iiviuf, -.-iiuj in iiiu uvuiung, iiim imme diately unnoitiieo the naniu to tlip rest of tliocompnny." This is a decided improvement on tho old style. Wo recollect well when the fashion Was for Dm linv.4 tnilnivv nn lii lino In front of a church or placo of nmu3omcnt, una wait for tho egress of tno maidens mir, and when tho favorite ono appeared to " side up to her," with tho left arm a la jitg-liundle. Some times it was all right and sometimes it wasn't; ajtd when tho latter was the caso thediscomfltted youth was laughed at by tho whole crowd. Tho now plan isa decided improvement, as .your de feats do not becomo public property. Wo commond It to tho caroful consider ation of tho youths of Bloomsburg. NEWS ITEMS. Iowa now Ji3 forty-ilvo National Banks, with an aggregate capital of nearly soven million dollars. The steamships America, Cily of JParit and Jiurojie sent out ono million seventeen thousand dollars in spocio on Saturday. A fast young woman belonging to a respectable family in Norwich, stolo ninety dollars in gold from her mother and lavished It on her companions. She has been arrested and bound over for trial. Albert II. Inman, son of Francis Inmau, of Worcester, was skating In company with a young lady at Woon sockct, Ithode Island, Thursday, when tho Ice broke and both were drowned. The Fredericksburg Herald recom- . . . j . . ; t v. I . I i Il-IIJIll to turn their attention to the increased cultivation or cotton in thoStaic. Money has been made tho past year by raising cotton In Virginia. Five thousand dollars has been appropriated -by tho South Carolina Legislature for tho purpose of contest ing tho suits in the Supremo Court, de signing to sell sundry of thoSca Islands for alleged default of taxes. A disastrous flro occurred in Eliul ra, on Saturday night last, twerity-third instant, destroying a suuaro between Currol and Water, fronting on Lake Street. Two buildings in tho square caved. Loss flvo hundred thousand dol lars. The number of'peaeo treaties which have been signed in tho hist two hun dred years is said to bo seven thousand two hundred and live ; and It Is nlso a remarkable fact that each of theso trea ties begins with tho statement that tho peaco hereby declared shall be enduring and last forever. Tjie County Superintendents, in their recent Convention at Hnrrisbtirg, rec- OnYmendc-l flip, mlnntlmi r n lei,. Il,.l,. A(J tlx months, instead of four, as the min imum term of tho common schools of Pennsylvania; and also that the school directors should bo authorized to pur-cha-o school books and apparatus at tho cxpeuso of their resnuetlvn illfrM On Mondnv nluht. n. 1UC f(Hir Ttl OTl Miu rim nlV u..t.in ...w.. liiU 1J11UUU tills Mn nf f AmH.a..v. n.wi "WU U IV I . I Mi 1 1 1 fr 11 ir r rrn ia of- rtrtn find IS II fiinrfiil nlnnn tint frf n nnful n III t -wvjr, w In tho Circuit Court at Alexandria it uvv.it tiuui wiui iJiujujii auiu 1111 ler confiscation during tho war cannot luring the llfo of tho party from whom t was taken. Tho court ordered tho eturn of property thus held, but an l'peal was taken to tho Supremo Court, j w vv s. s v. j Viit j VI Vl-)ll4 it ill mu nirmed, for attainder of treason does, otwork corruption of blood. It Is announced that a citizen of Lou- Diivw tiiat lUl U)t;nu lousuiut Jlvo hundred dollars damn- C3 101' thn (loilMi nriilu wlfn niwl lmtirli. T In nlirlt.i. Tf .1,., 41. 41... ty authorities wilfully nogloctcd to uuo ana eioan tno streets that tra- "nwponsiuioror tno aeatn or jiu who lrtiicrhtoi. A similar suit, it U nUn linilnnikil N ..mil nn 111 Vf stir V' iml ought by an aggrieved citizen of that aco. in;smnin.iiniten rt ir w nn iqa nr v t v444lII4tJ l.l It-JtiQ v I(fllF1tin Injt i.mnf 4 1. 1 , !. 1 1 ii 1 in t lin Q If they camo again, ho took his gun d placed it lusido tho door, with a 1 nr no J l. a..i j.t.A "a "I uU lUKtiM BU llUll JUi UIIU 'Mine II- ... 1 .1 .1 f ...1. 4i. .. .1 Jot Himself, On Raturdoy morning, 1 having forgotten nil about tho ar- "".Ml liU J1UU IllilUU Will Huli carelessly opened tho door, dlscharg, 'rITT.Itl.t lin ......In iil.li l.lf. "iBcontontsof tho gnu Intohlssldo, tn(ll..ll - i - "iviiug a sovcra wouim. mtuuio Mncc dlel of hlj Injuries. MARRIED. In Orniigevllle, on thn twenty-sfvciilh Instnnt, by Itcv. Nttllmulcl SDCftr. Mr. W. W. Mm tfu r,r Light Street, to Miss Aone-) S. Matueh, of Or- lUtKOVlllc. Market Hriinrt, MHieftt ior bushel , . 3 i com " Flour ier tmrrpl ' ' in !Z CloversoMl Flnxscad ..i a ri nutter , ; A ::::::::::::: S l'otntoes I.'.."...'."! rn Dried AiiittbM Pork . Jtnins.. , KUIes irtid Hhoulilcrs 1.1ml licriionnd liny per ton , 3 (0 is It ai i no T7STATI-: OP JOHN SANKEY, Sit., JLJ ni-.CEASKI). To Jncob Halikeyj HntmiPl Bankcy i Jolm Hmikey j Cyrus Sankey j Jnmes W Bniikoy j Miiry Ann Katikcy, lntcrmnrrlcct with' Aaron Volf j I.yda .Sankoy, Intel married with James 0. Fritz; StisnnnHglmnlj nnd Mary (."nth. nrlnc ltelKliard ; tho last two named are minors of Polly Snnkey, late l'olIylteUshard, deceased, heirs and legal representatives of John Hankey, jjr.,dp censed. Yon nro hereby cited to bo nnd appear beforoitho Jiulsos of our Orphans' Court, at nn Or phans' Court to ho held nt llloomsliurg, In said county, tho first Monday of Fehumry nest, then and t here to accept or refuse to tako tho real cs tato of tho said John Hankey, Sr., deceased, nt the nppralsed valuation put upon It by nn lnnuost duly awarded by (lie said Court, nnd returned by 1110 mierm, or miow cause why the same should not bo sold. Witness tho Ilonornbto William r.lwell, President of our said Court, at Uloonuburt', the hlxth day of December, A.l). 1SW. jus.sn cor.r.M.vx, cieric o. c. Moomslmrg, December 22, 100. pUIJLIC SALE OF V.lI.UAIU.rj ItEAI. nSTATH. AVill bo sold by tho undersigned executors of t llO lllKl Jllt tltt.l InLtFioii.,,! i.r l..l.t. l.'.l,. .1 ., at publlfl mlp.uit tho premises, on Satunlav, the second day of February, Mi7, at ten o'clock hi tho lutciiiiiiii in ptuui oayi 10110WMIR iiescrincil vnl unbloreal estate, to wit: A certain lot of L-round situaln In llenlon Tovishlpi county of Columbia, bounded nnd described ns lnilows. to wit: Adjoin- nig inuii 01 Daniel nariman on tb west, land of Aliraiu ouni on tho east, land of Cutlmilno llarlinan on tho south, mid l.'i'icl nf l'nrvin Mus ters on tho north, conlalnlndhrc!! riu:irtirsMr m, Al'son certain tract of land, slluate in Jnckson Township, county afoi esald, bounded ntid ilis.crib- eil iw rnllnu-a li. n-lf .1 1...- I..1..1 ..r n Ilobbins on tho gist, Innils or John Fritz, on the west, and lands of David Vopnm nn 1 1... ,.,.r.i.. eontnlnK tittccu acres and ono hundred and ilfly fourpciehes. rf Also a eel lain trnct of land, Mtuato In Jackon Township, In tnld county boundeil nnd devcilbed nS follows, to Wit ! Afoblhli? Iniiil .if ll.itill Tl.il.- bins on tlio east, hinds of Klljnh Yocum on tho north, lands of M'llenry nnd Co. on the west, nnd luiiui ui juiiiim iNivnj-oou inn soutn, eontaliiliii: ono bundrcdniid twenty-two acres and and ono iiuiiuiuii uiiu iiiiv'iivu percnes, mreo acres of which Is cleared laud, and balance is well tim bered. coNnmo.vti of sai.h. Ten ner eellt. tn be nnhl ilmvn nt flirt trn..t,.n down of the property, ono half of tho balance to lie paid 011 tlio Hist day of April, lil7,-wheu pos session of tho piemlses Is to bo clven; and the oaianec on cno nrst uuy or April, l.M), with Inter cut fromlhe llrsl of April, ltw. l'uielmserstopay for deeds nud stamps. ur.onuE v. rmfz, Kxeeutors. SIIKIUFF'S SAL1W.-15Y VIRTUE of writ of jlerl fitclns. to nio dlrtet. ed, Issued out of tho Court of Common Pleas In tlio County of Columbia, will bo exposed to lUlblio sale, lit tho Court llnuse. In ltlnnttiklmrir on Saturday, filth of December next, at 10 o'clock in 1110 iorenoon oi said uuy, tho following; luul cs- lllll IU 11 ILi r ho folliiwlli" rel Pitnln.tbniirnnoi-fi.rif l.nl Thomas, sltiiato In Catnwlss.i Township. In tlio Vi'.IUl.l 'Jl 1 KHllllUlll, UUUIIKIII mil; lll'SClilJOU ( InllAU'M. f n lllt . fill tlie Crilltli In' liilt.lu r.f II....1 Zarr: on tho east by lands of l'lllium M'K'eii-i-. Solomon HelwlK, and Joseph Clewellj on tlio noriu oyianiisoi .losepu Jlielsli, William Hart man, and William Coirmau; nnd on the west bv lauds of Samuel lCostenhamler. enntnfiiliK, nnu hundred and lourleen acres and nrty-slx porches, on which uio erected a prist mill, saw mill, three double frame dwcUlnir-houses, Ilo single frjmo dwelling-houses, n bank bain, ha- shed, smith shup.seven stables, and a frame bulldlns.ieeently occupied us n storc-liouse. ALSO ono other property, known us sprout land.belonj; Ini; to J, V. Finclier nnd Abel Thomas, situate partly In Main Township and partly in Cntawissu Township, ih tho County of Columbia, bounded nnd dewrlbed as follows: On tho east by lands belonging to tho heirs of Touch Cox. deceased, and others; on thn north by land of said Fluclier and Thomas; on tho west by tho Cutawlssa itiill road; and oiithosonthby laudsof Stephen llaldy, eoutitluluu eltthly-livo acres and loity-two iiercu- noi iinprovcu. ai.;o ono pther tract known as sprout land, beloiiRlm; lo r ineiier inomas, suuaio in .iiaill low usmp nloresalil, bounded on the south by IuikW of said incher A Thomas: on the cast hvluiid of llrobst. Yetter &. Co. : on tho noith bv land beliiiiL.ini. to tho heirs of Isaiah Shuman, deceased; niui on tho west by the Cataw Issa ltallnj.nl, containing sixty acres ''not improved." ALSO ono other tract belonging to I'lneher & Thomas, situate In Main Townshlii nfori said, bounded on theeast by land of said rincherit Tlionias: on tho north by land of Flncher it Thomas; on tho west bvtho Catawissa liallroad; nud on Iho south by land of said I'lneher Thomas, contuiutng nine acres, " not lmtno ed." AI.0 onoothertract belonging tosald Flncher AThom ns. known as snroul laud, tltiiato In Cataivlssa Township, County of Columbia. Iniuudeil and de- scnoen us luiiows : on uio west oy 1:11, luiiuie loan leading from M'Kclvy's Jlills to Esther Fuinaco; oiitheHimth bv laud of James Header; and on thonorthcast bj'landHof Daniel llclwlgand Jolm Notestlne,contHlningtvi'iity-llveucresiind twen-ty-soven peiehei, "not improved," Willi tho np- purienauei".. Seized, lulcen In execution, find to bo sold as tho property of AI1UI. THOMAS. ALSO at tho same time and place, by virtue of a writ of ciiiifioni pxinat. a ceiiam iraci oi land suuaie In Oitawissu Township, Coiumbla I'ouuty, con talnlngoun hundred and slxlyucres, more or less, bounded on tlio north bv I. mils of Harry Jlill ; on tliouest by laudsof Minor lilies; on tbesoutli by lauds ot tho heirs or John YeaKernnd licnja mln Folk; nnd on tho south by lands of Jatob llrumbeller. wbeieon aro creeled two rramo dwelling-houses and two frame barns, w 1th ap- puileuanees. Sel7ed. taken in execution. and to ho sold as the property of OIDHOS AltNDI'. n..ill. l.l, n.s i ii.iv, niicilli, Uloomsburg, December l.'i, Istid. 1NT JORTIIERN cm:ntral RAIL WAY. mtintrr iihittk noiitii and south. Through between llaltliuoro nud Hoeliis'or wn noiM' cn.ixoi; in-' nAits. On nnd nttor November It), bJJ, tialus will leavo usiouijiin; iMJllt 1111 .llll. 111IFFAI.0 HXPltl'.sS leuics Ilaltlmoro 10:10 d ills; Phlladelphia.s;IOP.M.: llurrisbmgiO.-. A.M., Delivering piusseners ui. -oiiuuniiH-iiaim i:-i A.M.. for train on ljieknwanua and liloomsburg liallroad, leaving at 7 A.M., uriivnur in iianviuo 7:10 A.M., Illoomsbiii-g AsM., Kingston 1U:W A. .11., rscniniou li noon. 1A1I, leaves llallimoren:iA..il.aonuy lexeepi Smiilavs); Plilladelphla 11:30 A..M.: ilarrisbuig :'JU I'.M.. ilellverlug lussengers in .Noiimunoer- liiuil lor train on Iiekawauuuuiid UliMinisburg llnllrmiil. lenvilor nt li.'-D 1. M.. riieeeiling llolth unl an Iving in Wlillamsport tit Ml P,M, 1 AST id.Miieavcs iiaiuuioroo my (exceiiiisuii lavsi. lilu P.M.: Philadelphia ll:M P.M.; Ilanis- burghlo P:M.; Northuinberl.indftll P.M.: iason iters by this train remain over night at Northum berland leaving tlio following moiuiugal 7 A. M., arriving in heianlon 12 M. WIl'lllDAKU, . ..., KXPUISW ritAlN leaves Notlhumbei'land 11:30 l'.M.,dnllvtexcept Sundavsl, receiving passengers leaving Hcrantuii ut 4:10 P.M.; Piltslon j:M P.M.: KlngitouUP.M,; llloonisbiirg N:07 P..M.; arilvlng in Philadelphia 7 A.M.: Ilarrisbuig Sit A.M.; ilaltlmoro 7 A. JI., Washington lu:'JI A. M. -MAIL TItAIN leaves Northumberland 10:10 A.M., dally (except Sundays), leeelvlng iiasseu gers leaving Seianton &3I A.M.: l'ltlston ik'J) A.M.: Kingston tl:.V A.M. ; Illoonislniii'S:U7 A.M. ; II.IUVIUO I'MI A..H. : Ollil lltriivioi; in iiuriisiHiiH lilU'.H,! Phllndi lpblufcfiP.M.: ll.iltlmoioilP.M, lly this mule fielglit fiuiu lluir.ilo, Suspension Uililgo, Iloehestcr, nnd Cunaud.igua, or any Intel- liiediato iiolnt on tho New ork Ceuiral can no slupped through, when ill full ear loads, to any poliu on tho IjieUawauna nnd llloonisburg Ibill roud, without breaking bulks. Kates of irclght and tiflsseugers faro us low as by any other route, J. M, DuIIAItltY, 11. S. YOUNCi, Oen'l t up't, llurrlsburBil'a, Ocu'l Pass. Agent, ItaUlmore. ISAAC M, SCIIOKMi:illll)ItN, (Icii'l Wettem Freight Agent, ilullalo. ECUTuR'S JfOTl CE.-liSTATE 111 oi DANIF.L W, MONTGOMEltY.doivase.1. i. el tors testuriu ntary on the estato of Daniel W. MontKomirv, latuof Orangevlllo.ColiiiiibliH.'oun tv.havo liven granted by Iho ltcglster of Columbia County to Peter Eut, of Light Street, Pu. All persons having claims ngalnst thoeslato are re. quested to present tlieni fur settlement, undthoso Indelihst to tho estate cither nn note or liook a' count will miiku payment to tho Kxoeutor with out delay, I'HTEIt ENT, Executor. droMJt CIIELL, RERQER & CO., GKNl'.liAL COMMISSION MEUCIIANTrl Dealers In riSlI, BAI.T, CIIF.IHE, 1'HOVIStONS, Nos, 123 and III N'orlli IVhnrves, nbovo Arch SI. Philadelphia. Boln ngeu( fur VJlcox' Wheel Greie, In bar. rcl, Ucb, and cam. JTEW CL0T1I1N0 AND OENTLE- mkn's ruitxiaiiiNa BTona Tho undorslgned rcsiioclfully minounoes to Ills many friends that ho 1ms opened a now Clothing nnd dentlcmon's Furnishing Store, In tho lowo room of the Hnrtninn Ilulldlng, southwest comer of Main nnd Slarkot Blructs, Uloomsburg, Pu. Having Just roturnod from riilladolphla with a I.nrgu Slock of iuJ 1'AI.I. AND WINTEIt CLOTlIINa i anXTLEMISf'S rUllNISHINO Q00DS, Ao., ic. ho flatters lilmself that hocan plonsonll. His stock comprises MU.VS, HOYS', AND YOUTIIS' t'LOTIIINO, such as DIIUS8 COATS, BACK COATS, PANTS, VESTS, OYKUCOATS, biiir.Ts, UNDEnsiIIIlTS. DIUWEIta, CO I.I A It-S. NECK-TIIS. IIOSIEUY, liANDKEitciiinps, ' "onw, UMllIUJUAS, 4c. and In fact everything In the Clothing or Fur nishing lino nt very low prices. In addition to tlio liboviJ he has uu elegant ns. sortment of ci.oriis, cAssisinuns, and viistin CLOTHING MADU TO OUDEll AT THE SHOItTIiST NOTICE. Cull and sco before purchasing elsewhere, and HECU11E OP.EAT llAUGAINS. oet-ly J. W. CIIEMHHltLAlN IIE XUW JIAGAiJIXE. I'nsh, Bright, Instructive, and VMertatnlnj, THE ltlVEnsiDE MAGAZINE, Fllll YOUNO l'COI'LK. Messrs. HtlltD .t HOUGHTON, Publishers, No, 450 llioome Street. Now York. Tuko plcnsuro In announcing the Immediate ,..ui ui iiiu iiiuiui -uinoer oi THE IIIVEIWIDE .MAGAZ1E, t on YOUSIJ I'UOPLi:, r i?, .. f,7 el in ii , E. SCUDDEIl author .L,.1?'.'''"" t-1'"dicn," etc., etc.), and published monthly, commencing with January, is(,7. Tho I 7.7.1 . i iiiiei siuu .nag 17.U10 win ne to sat' lsfv tho tastes of tin. i-nun,..,,. ...,l.lin ...1. 1. 1. ....... . liluslrated by eomne unt mi si i n... ,r. butliuis regard will bo had lalher to the merit of ....ii . 1 , " '"'viousrepuiii on ori hu authois, nnd nil sections of tho country will bo iiiii. 1 1 n w-JCIHI'ti, prollt tlie youn, while tho illlleient depaitmunts of Natural History and Scleneo will rocolui til" r due share of attention. un eacli successive number the varied work . , V.Vir ' il'easuies oi in-door mul out- villi Mi ffi'i v . i poi trayetl, and tlm Interest of tho " . ,,: uuiiii) iiiaiiiittioeii. 1i,i'.,"lV,.ti'nll""i of "'" M'iKazlnowlll nltract the eves of tlie.. youngest as well as jileaso tho old er children. Mr. Jl. I. Stephens will lurnlsh a full-page humorous Cartoon Tor every iiuinber throughout tnu ycar.nnil Willi artists will eou- ....uu m tn new leanings 10 luuuiior tliumcs. 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Please (uko notlco lint I, Ii COX i oml nrinel, of Centievlllo, Columbia County, having bought tho following list of propntty from Peter Hower, do declare that It is my Intention to lend tho same to tho said Hower, to wit: four beds: ono dnreii chairs; one lot of dishes ; one euii- bnard; one bureau; twenty yards of carpet: ono cooking stove; ono pallor slovo; ono two-hoiso wagon: ono two-horsoenrriago; ono double set oi harness; one single sot of harness: two tables two pigs. IIIA P.OADAIt.MEL. L: UIE3' AND (iEN'TLEMEN'S liEsl'AUUANJ'. . II. II, STOIINEIt has lltted up n lll--9l-l.l,.v.'s.'S LAll.su ISAIAJU.N, M'hera ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with tho delicacies of tho season, A suppl of ntESII OYSTEItS always on hand, FltF-SH 11UEAD, CAKES, AND PIES, ntENCII AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONS In every stylo and variety, NUTS, FltUITS, and everything usually found In n FIIIST.CLASS CONFECTIONERY STOItE. QUR STARCH (JlToSS S Is tho only artlclo used by FIRST-CLASS HOTF.LH, LAUNDRIES, AND THOUSANDS 01' FAMILIES, It gives a beautiful lmllsh, making tho iron pass smootlilv over tho cloth, saving much timu and labor, lioisls done up with it keep clean much longer, eoiiscuitoutly will not wear out su uoou, IT MAKES OLD LINEN LOOK LIKE NEW. OUR IMPERIAL Ill.UE IS THE I1F.ST IN THE WORLD. It Is soluble In hnrd as well ns soft water. It Is put up In tlio safest, neatebt, and most couvtfulcut form of any oll'ered to the public. IT IB WARRANTED NOT TO STREAK Till'. CLOTHES. Agents wanted everywhere, tn whom wo offer extraordinary Inducements. Address NEW YORK STARCH OLO'SS CO., sepJI-fm t'.to '.'IS Fulton Mrcct, Now Yolk. MEADV1LLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL. Tho Fall term biau Sepleni. ber.i. Tim Faculty of lustrucllon consists of lour resident and four nou-iesldeut professors, and a tutor, l'heobjeet Is to educate young men for the Christian Ministry, Them Is it iiivparatorv eluss for thoso w ho ha e not U'colved u ivilleglate C'lucitlon, Ono hundred and slxlv dollars u your ate grunted In licitelleluries, with an iiddltlonul sum in spei lal cases. Tho tuition, uso nf Lllmiry atio text-books, are freo tu ull, Tho School wus founded by tho Unitarian nud Christian deuoiul. nations, but Is open to nil who believe in the ill. vino origin of Christianity. The Library consists of 8,5fO volumes, .... Appllenllon mar b msdo to Rov, A, A. Liver more. President ot fh Doard of Instruction, Meadillle, r.i, novlf ly v,;,., ,!,,. iS '"r? l,nP"lnr forms will necupvu rath es of 1 rave , Ad ventur.s in various coun tries, Ma ners and Cushion of dlllerent Nations nnd SUCh itllliirilllll Cll S in P inan. ...Ill ... .' .... i copies, 20' eeilts-. Tho llrst iiumffr i s now readv L'.f,,1 w.p.l,t'",'!1, somplo copies of this number sent by mail, postage mid, on ueelpt of S) cents. thountr'v. AddrSrr" Wn"ll1 '" merjr ' JEW STOCK dlCLOTllINU. ( Fresh arrival of ' FALL AND WINTER GOODS.' DAVID LOWliNIlERQ Ihvltes atlentloli tohLs stock of CHEAP AND F,JlIIIONAllLE.CLOTllINOV nthlsstoroon . , Main Street, twodoor abovo tho Atncrlcnli IIouso, Uloomsburg, in.; wlioro ho has Just received from Now York runt l'lillndelphln a full assortment of ' W MEN AND UOYS' CLOTHING, lneludln tho most fashionable, durable, and nauusouio , . dress aoorw, ' . conslstlnrj: of ' I10X, SACK, FROCK, OUM, ANll OIL-CLOTH C0ATH AND pajhj; of nil sorts, sles, nnd colors. Ho hnl alio nplon Ished his already large stock of FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS, STRIPED, FIGURED. AND PLAIN YlWTS, ' SHIRTS, CRAVATS, SVOCKs, COLLARS, HANDKEUCIIini'S, GLOVES, ' SUSPENDERS, A.ND TANCT ARTICLES, Ho has cnnslanlly on hand a largo nud well-se lected assortment of j. CLOTHS AND VKSTINGS, I which ho Is prepared to makn to order Into any kind of clothing, on very shot I notlco, nnd In tlio best manner. All his clothing is mndo towonr, uiiu most or it is or homo liiunuracturo, GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY, of every descrlpl Ion, lino nnd chenp. Ills case of Jewelry Is not surpassed In this placo. Cull and cxamlnu his general nssortment ot CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac. DAVID LOWENEURO. jypLLEU'S STORE. FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND BUMMER GOODS. Tho subscriber has Just returned from tlio eltlos Willi another largo nnd select nssortment of SPRING AND HUMMER GOODS, pureluised hi Now York nnd Philadelphia at tho lowest Hume, and which ho Is determined to sell on ns moderate terms ns can bo procured elso- where In Iiluoms1mrg. ills stock comprises LADIES' DRESiS GOdpS of tho choicest styles and latest fashions, tootUrr with a lario-ijussortincut of Dry" Goods and Gro ceries consisting of tho following articles : , I Carrels, Oil Cloths, Cloths, CassimcrcA, t r fcthawlfl, Flannels, , Bilks,', White Goods, Lbioui, " JIOop SkhtJ, Muslim, Jlollowwaro Cedarwuro Qucenswaro, - Hardware, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, t Hoop Nots, Umbrelhs, . , ' . Looklui'-Glassoa,,, b Tobacco, "is... . ..... if.'- ' Coffco, Bupirs; 1 Tuns, RIo, Allspice, . " ' qinger;M ' Clnnsmon, Nutmegs, AND NOTIONS GENERALLY. In short, everything usually kept In country stores, to which ho Invites tho attention of the, publjc generally. Tho highest prico will bo paid for country proditco In exchange for goods. S. 11, MILLER, Arcade Ilulldlns, Uloomsburg, Pa, TTEXRY GIGER. has opened n llrst-clas3 HOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP rjTQpri. ,. nt his old stand on Main Street, nloomsburg. Ills stoi l: Iseomposodof the very l.itestiiu I bust styles eerotl'ercd to tiio elll-ens of Columbia County, lie can lieeoniiiitiiiHiu lllu puoilO Vfllll mo luiiow- lug kin-Is an 1 prices; Men's calf hoots, lino. no to !) m " kin, doublo sole 7.3 t.. B 7S Hoys' (lulil's boots 1 T.ito-1 "., Glen's gloio kid, Congiess, Ac 2 50 toC 7. " " I'.lllliolai siloes llXHoiiOO ilen's, women's, l.oys', and misses' ulnvo kid lusting gaiters 1 7.'. to 2 7.p, Women's glove kids, very lino IlirttoWS line goal moriK'eo oaimornis in lo i uu " men's moroecoaud calf fchoes 1 7.1 to 2 10 o eiimuiiiu shoes 1 .r.1to2.vl blisses' nnd i hild's shoou 0 lii to 1 GO Men's, women's, misses', boys', nnd mini s suppers u Jt 10 1 UJ Iti also kcipsn gj-e.it arietynf HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW G00D3 of every kind, at tho lowest pi ices, both for cash illKl I'liillll l.l 111 ii'liue, l I ..... .I I.. I.. . ... T1....1 lll--ilii-i lin' in l Ills, mil s III . ui iji uu', .lull be uluriiied at the cry nf hluli pviccs, but'cidl and bco Mi yourselNca, Uusiieelfullv. J11..M.1 UilUl.ll, jp, B 5L00M811URG FANCY TRIM- MING AND IlOOKsroitK, peeond door below Ilurtmnn's, Slain Htreot, Just recelvi d n now stock ot , ZEPHYRS, WOOLEN AND COITQN IARNS, CORSETS, LACES, EMIIROIDKRIIJW, MUSLIN EDGINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS nnd overy variety of articles usually kept In a FANCY HTOlUi Also SCHOOL 1IOOICS, HYMN 1100K3, 1IIBLES, SUNDAY-SCHOOL HOOKS, undn lurgo lot of k MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS, ' ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOOKS, 11LANK DEEDS, JI0NDS AND MOrvTCJAGES), and n gimcrul nnd well-seleetisl assortment of PAPER, ENVELOPES, do. A. D. wcmi. N J ATI OX A L l'OUXDRY, . lHoomslAii'g, Columbia Coiinly, Pa. Tho subscriber, proprietor of tho nbovo-r mod cxieiKlvo ustubllshment, is now prepared re i clvo orders for nit kinds of MAC1I INERY FOR COLLI ERI F., I1LAST i FURNACES, STATIONS Y ENGINES, MILI.S, THRF-SIIIN MACJItNIM, Ac lio Is nlso prepareil tomaUu Stoves of nil sixes and isitterns, Pliiwlroiis, nud everything uauslly iniule In llrst-elass rouiulries, His exlensUo facilities nnd praetlfnl workmen warrant Idm In receiving tlio lnrgssl contracts on tlio most reasonable terms. Grain of nil kinds will bo taken in cxehnngo for Cvstlugs, This establishment Is loentml noor Iho Lncl?t wnunii nnd llloomsliurg Railroad Depot, PiriER HILLMYljn, JUXGERICH .t SMITH, ii iini, r.n.i,r ifiuii i.ii, No. II Nonh Third Klrert, riilltidclphla. RANI) OJ'EXIXCt GRAND OPIINIflG GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPIiNINU l'A Mi AND WINTER GOODS, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, FALL AND WINTER OOODS, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting of consisting of consisting of consisting of CDuslstlug of Dry goods, dry goods, dry goods. 1)RV GOODS, D" GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, lIATS AND CAPS, HATS AND CAM, HATS AND CAPS. HATS AND CA1";, ROOTS AND SHOES, HOOTS AND SHOES, HOOTS AND SHOIi), HOOTS AND SHOES, HOOTS AND SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, READY-MADE CLOTHING, READY-MADE CLOTHING, READY-MADE CLOTHING, READY-MADE CLOTHING, IXIOKI NO-G LASS ES, LOOKlNG-GLASSIiJ, LOOKING-GLASSES, IOOKING-OLA.SSES, LOOKING-GLASSES. NOTIONS, NOTION.5), NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, GROCER I El. GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARK, QUEENSWARE, tJUEENSWARK, QUEENHM'ARE, liUEENSWARE, HARDWAia". HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, TINWARE, TINWARE, TINWARE, TINWARPI, TINWARE, SALT, HALT, HALT. f-'ALT, tiALT, FIKH, I'lf-Hi FISH, PITH. 1-IS1I, GRAIN AND SEEDS, GRAIN" AND SEEDS, GRAIN AND SEEDS, GRAIN AND HEEDS, GRAIN AND SEEDS, fee. Ao., McKELVY, NEAL A CO.'S, McKKLVY, NEAL & CO.'S, McKHLVY.'NIIAL .V CO.'S. McKF.LVY, NEAL A CO.'S. MiKELVY, NEAL & CO.'S. Northwest corner of Mnln and Market Streots, Northwest corner of Muln and Market Streets, Northwest corner of Mnln and Mnikot streets, Northwest comer of Main and Markut Streets, Northwest corner of Mtiiu nnd Mnrkut Streets, HL00MSI1URG, PA., 1IIXIOMSI1URG, PA, HLOOMSIll'RG, PA., 1ILO0MSI1UF.G, PA., HUlOMSilURG, PA. II10N AND NAIW, IRON AND NAI!, IRON AND NAU4, IRON AND NAII.S, IRON AND KAILH, III largo juuntltie and M icditced rates, nlwny cn hand, G JQRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE, llloomsbnrir, Pa. DRUOM, CItEMICAI.1, l'AINTS, PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICL1M. EYER A MOVER respectfully Invllo n continuance of imtronnge, inetr nrugs mm Medicine nro nil selected wltli tlio grcntest cure, avoiding ns nunh as posslblo tho llitroductloti .of delirious nostrums, and nto purchased from tho best luiiortlng houses in tlio country, PATENT MEDICINES of nil kinds, Including Ayer's. Jayno's. Hollo- way's, Jlostetler's, Wlsluirl's, Hootlaiid's, Ac, constantly on hand, COAL OIL AND ALCOHOL. 1IA1R, TOOTH, NAIL, AND CLOTHES HRUallES PAINTS AND CHEMICALS of every variety, and of tho best uunllly. FANCY TOII.irr ARTICLES. Tho public may rely at all times on procuring tho nbovo at tides, with nil tho new useful iirepuni' tluus kept In tlio best conducted establishments. PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS nnd Fnmlly Reeelpls compounded Willi the great' est nccurncy nnd illvpntch. rjMIE ONLY l'LACE to get tlio best t TODACCO AND CIGARS, AT WHOLESALE AND RirrAII, Is at HUNGSllERGER'S, n fow doors below tho American House, Uloomsburg, Pu. He bus Iho largest and most select of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOIIACCO evcroirered to tho citizens of Uloomsburg. All the fancy brands of SEGARS, nnd tho best Fine-cut and Plus CHEWING TOIIACCO, can bo had at his counters. TOIIACCO PIPES In great variety nro among his largo stock. DON'T FORGET TO C.U.L. ir. n. nu:rsin:noER. gTOVES AND TINWARE. A. M. RUPERT announces to his fi lends nnd customers that continues tho above business nt Ids old place on MAIN STREET, HLOOMSnURO, Customers can bo accomodated with FANCY STOVIiS of all kinds, Stiivciilpcs,.TInwnre, nnd ever' va riety of article found In a Htnvo and Tinware Es tablishment In thoeltlq,nnd on tho most reason. able teims. Repairing douont the shoi test notice. 1 DOZEN MILK-PANS on hand for sale. JgAGLE FOUNDRY. JOSEPH SHARI'LESS, llloonisbui'!!, Pa. STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY, PLOUGHSHARES, PLOUGH POINTS, nnd all kinds of Castings, on hand or mppllcd on mo shortest notlco and at the cheapest rates. Castings for COAL 1IEEAKERS AND COAL SCIIUTES tnado to order. IItESlI ARRIVAL OK sew L GOODS. Tho undersigned hns Just arrived from tho City with n large ussortinent of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Vnrnishes.and Dj e Stuirs, Reudy-Mnde Clothing, Perfumery, Toy nnd Fancy Articles, Druggist's Glassware, Hruthes, Trusses and Supporters, and a general nssortment of ovei y- thing that belongs to a well-appointed Drug Store, Also Patent Medicines of nil kinds, such us Jayno'H, Ayer's, Wishart's, Winslow's Southing Syrup, Clown's Troche, Swnln's Punaceu, Haker's Cod Liver Oil, llootland's miters constantly on hand. Also MOROCCO LEATHER, KID, FRENCH MOROC CO, FRENCH CALFSKINS, PINK TRIMMINGS, 11INDINGS, by the dozen or iiatf-dozcn. Also SHOE-FINDINGS, FISHINO-TACKI.E, Ac. Having had a largo experience in the drug busi ness, I would respectfully invilu thoso wishing any thing In that linn to call and seo my stock be fore purchasing .dscwhcio. "lumedlclncsquallty Is of tho ilrst importance," .Mill.. U, Mill J'iU. I EXCHANGE IIOTICL. It 1ILOOMSI1FRG, COLUJIIIIA Tho uudeislgned liavlng purdiased tills well known nnd centrally-located houe, the Exchaligo Itotel.sltuatoou MAIN STREET, In Uloomsburg, Immediately opposite the Columbia County Court House, respectfully informs his friends and tho public In general that his house Is now in order for tho iccoptloii nnd eiilcr!a!umcnt of travellers who may bo disposed lo favor It with their cus tom, He has spared no expense in preparing tlio Exchange for tho entertainment of Ids guests, neither shall there be anything wauling (on ids pnrti to minister to their personal comfort. Ills houso Is spacious, nnd enjoys nn excellent busi ness locution. Oniniliusses run at all times between tlio Kx- clumsu Hutcl and tlio sarin' railroad depots, by which travellers will bo pleaantly conveyed to and from tho respective stations in duo tltuo to meet tho ears. JOHN F. CASLOW. Hlooinsbnrg, March !2, 1(W. JORK'S HOTEL, ui.uiiuj; w. MAUGER, Proprietor. Tho nbovo w elbknown hotel has recently under gone radical ehangi sin Its internal ariuugeineuls, and lis proprietor announces to his former custom and the travelling public that his neenmodnllons for tho comfort of his guests are second to none In tho country. Ills table will nlw.iys be found sup piled, not only with substantial lood, but with nil tho delicacies of the season. His wines nnd II- piors (except thnt popular beerasto known ns 'Mc Hairy"), purchased direct from tlio importing houses, are entirely pine, and freo from all poi sonous drugs. He lsthaukfulforaliberul juitron ugo in Hie pad, and will continue to deserve it in iho future. GEORGE W. MAUGER. G :OOI NEWS FOR EVERYBODY, Owing to tlio Into fall In gold, EPIIRAIM W. KIAVELI. has reduced his prices to suit nil buyers, cither at wholesale or lotail. If you want SUGARS, COFFElSt, TEAS, SYRUPS, SPICES, CRACKERS, CANNED FRUIT, DRIED FRUIT, WOODENWARE, FISH, 11EANS, CHEESE, FLOUR, FEED, Ac, Ac Ac, glvo m a enl I, EPIIRAM W. ELWEhl, v J U. I'URSEL, HAUMJIS, SADDLE, AND TRUNK MANUFACTURER, nud dealer in CARPET-llAGS, VALISES, FLY-NETS .Ac, Mnln Street, Uloomsburg, Pa, OWDER KEGS AND LUMBER. W. M. MONROE A CO., Rupert, Pa, Manufacturers of POWDER KEGS, nnd dealers In nil kinds of I.UJlIinit, Slvo nollee that they nro jwepiiri'd to neeomoilut ihelr custom with dispatch, and on the chenrv terms. TVTEW YORK TRIBUNE .g ENLARGED. 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It nnneiir- cd In monthly iiistnltueuls In "Peterson's Maga zine; during tlio last year, having been completed in tlio December number, where It proved to bo tho most popular, powerlul, and successful novel that has over appeared in that Magazine, and it is now puiiiisiieii complete anil uuaorlilgeil, in one largo duodecimo volume, uniform with Iho "Gold Uriel:.' " I'listilon and Famine." nod Uio other works of Mrs. Ann S. Stephen published uy us, ii. win uu iiiiLiui prove to no tuo most topular und successful wni c m-it has ever before join written by this tuicutcit Anierlcaniiuthotess. "Mrs. stenlieus has tustlv beeoiiie u faviirllts with all American readers of nroso lb lion, nnd tlieunuouucemeut of nnew workiom her gracc- iiii I l i is ii ii hi i ii i lien s iii iiiiiiis.-iiiiis oi nailers. And thorn Is -i rare treat in store lor them, for In "Tlio Soldi! . s Ornhuns" Mrs. Stenhens has. If anything, eclipsed all her former eiforts. Thero Is less redundancy of scene and netlon, but there is l.ir moio nrtlstle exeellenee.and an claborallon of causes and eilects, uttaluiiblo milv by pruetlsed wrlteri. 'the action of the now novel transpired n i'iiii.iieiiin:i, uiei iii'iiiiii 1110 llllllliioi llie euy he authoress dot s nor nermlt lurself to struv. Tho llineseleelcd bv Mts. Stephens is recent, tho i.uii war, nnu sue pieunes with vivid distinctness the domestic suH'eriug nnd sacrifices entailed hv - nnd mado lor the grand nnd heiuloMrug4l for luminal tinny, i no pun is ono oi nosoruing in ten st, the eli.iraeters arc hi apbie trunseilpts Ironi real life, strongly Individualized, and Iho con trasts funned by their Individual ieenlliiritlej, mental and physical, lend a rale charm to this lust and most llul-dicd of Mrs, Stephens's hooks." iiowsouiier urpuans" is puniisneu coinpleto n ono large duodiiiino volume. Price Slot) in paper, or in cloth. .ii us. A.s.s a, sii.i'iii;sss 01111:11 wiiuki. Tho Gold llrlclc SI M Marv Derwent . 91 .VI Sllelil Slmugles - I . 1 uslilon .v 1 uiiilno 1 nt Thn Wlfi Secret- 1 m ThoPeji . ted Wife 1 .VI 1 notitii iinuu-steiid 1 51 Tho Helriiss - . I sj Aliovo uro In puper co er, or In cloth for tl cudi Tlie nbovo books are for sale by nil booksellers Copies of "Tlie Slider's orphans," or of nny other or nil the above Kipnlar hooks by Mrs, Ann. S. Stephenn, will be sent to any one, Irec of post age, 1111 1 eceipt of priu'. Addicts nil oithrs to tho Publishers, T. 11. PETEI1SON HltllTHERS, r.M Chestnut Sfreet, Phll.iiklphlu, Pa. And Ihey will reeelvo Immedlatuuttentlou, JJARRIAOE MANUFACTORY, Uloomsburg, Fa. M, C. SLOAN A- 11ROTHER, tho successors of WILLIAM SLOAN A SON, -continue tlio business of making ' CARRIAGES, 11UGGIES, nnd every stylo of FANCY WAGONS, which they Iiavecon-ilsutlyon hnnd lo suit cusfnt' tnmeiK, Never using any material but Ilia bes;'?i und employing tho most oxiierlcucisl wolknUu, they hope to continue ns heretofore lo give Clitlre Mitltfartlnn to every customer. An Inspection o their work, and of the rotuour.blu prlcu asked .'for ' J the same, Is sure to insure a tide. " V QOTTRELL & AYR11S, ' , Wholesale Dealers In ' FISILCHIIiaHttCtvc., No. 10t! Norlli Wlinrves, ' second door alwvo Arch Street, Piilladeli'ihla. G j.IRARD HOUSE, Corner of Nlntli nud Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, H.W. KANAOA. Preprlelor. CUSQU1S1IAXXA HOTEL, IJ Cntawlssii, Pn, t Tlio above Hold lias lately len jmrohai-ed by , HENRY J. CLAIIK, and luis bc-vu llioroinkly r"; inislelltHl, rv-nlred, and renirnlshisl. It wCl lie ' found now, In Its arrangement and appotntmirnt!, of a tltst-cliws Hotel, mul sicond to uoue In thn country. Persons In titles -Alshlug tofpeud Iho hot months in the country, will do -aril to glvw lie proprietor a call. ,
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