THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
u djffhtmlmw.
cLooMwiititd, rmiiAY, run. , mn.
Petersons Counterfeit Detector, and
Chestnut Street I'hllfutclntila, Is said to
bo the best published. Price SI .50 per
nnuuiii.
Tun editor of the Republican saya he
'does not drink." Where nro the Ciood
Templars? Wo nro reliably Informed
he la not a member.
William L. Mad dock and Co.
dealers In flue, groceries, Xo. 11G South
Third Street (opposite tho Otrard Ilnuk)
Philadelphia.
Tnn Montour American recommend
Joshua W. Comly, Esq., of Danvlllo as
the Republican candidate for Supremo
.Bench.
Tun raccoon did notsoo U shadow
on the 2nd of February j old Mottlco
broke Ice, and tlio end of winter U
approaching.
Judoe Lowry, Judge Elwell, Judge
Cliapmnn, Judge Ilyan, and other emi
nent Judges and Lawyers aro spoken
of as candidates for tho Democratic
nomination.
As wo publish tills week tho Court
proceedings, and County Statement, wo
omit tho European and Congressional
news. There Is nothing in them, how
over of particular Interest to our rea
ders. Our townsman, John S. Sterner lias
told his rcjldenco on Main Street to Dr.
J.R.Evans. Mr. Sterner proposes to
move on tho Ralston farm, lately pur
chased by him.
Oun friend, Mr. John S. Sterner. pro
poses tosupply himself wit ha brick imv
king maeiiino which will mould OUOO
per hour. He will drive on thobuslness
extensively, and with his energy suc
cessfully. We aro glad to feo that our old friend
David W. Derr, ono of tho very bcbt
Democrats and cleverest fellows alive,
has gono into tho dry goods business at
No. 202, Xorth Third Street, Philadel
phia. Wo hope our friends will give
him a call.
" Montana," is tho name of a right
smart littloplaco now growing up on
tho mountains between Bloomsburg
and Centrnlia, at what was, we believe,
the Sto'ic Tavern. Tho village is being
laid out by Mr. Samuel Fry, and is very
rapidly being built up.
Home of our town Subscribers have
not directed how they desire their papers
delivered, whether by tho carrier, or
left at tho Post Offlco or at tho Prlutlnj;
Office. If they will indicate to us where
they would prefer to pet them wo will
do our best to accommodate tlicm.
Tun editor of tho Republican re
publishes tho btalo assertion from tlio
Philadelphia Inquirer that "Senator
Buckalew dodged tho vote on tho Tarill"
Bill." This is simply untrue. He was
paired off on that Bill with Senator
Crcsswoll, and tho Congressional pro
ceedings so state. Keep lo the facts,
gentlemen.
We call tho attention of our readers
to tho advertisement in our columns of
theoldand well established firm of Wm.
F. Murphy's Sons, Stationers. We feel
assured that they can supply anything
In their line better and cheaper than al
most any other Philadelphia establish
ment. Tun Columbia Republican urges Hon.
George Landou, State Senator from
Bradford, for United States Senator in
lSb"J. lias anybody bequeathed him
half a million ur bo lately .M'Clure's
Ciamlcrsbuiy lltpoiitoru, (Hep.)
Blcs.s your heart, Colonel, an otUquar'
ter would bring tho Columliia Count;
lleimlilican to lto knees. Don't you re
member how "wo" supported "My
Policy" for tho usiessorship? Ilulf a
million indeed 1
In almost every number of the .';
pu'Mcan we find fulsome eulogies upon
the abilities and position oi Clysses
Mercur. As to hi.) inlluence let Mr.
Clark's confirmation anil Dr. John's de
feat testify ; an I as to his abilities, we
ngreo to publish ills spec -lies if our Hail
leal neighbor will publish thooC of Mr.
Buckalew, "tha silent Senator," as he
terms him. Wo aro willluK in this
manner to test Ills sincerity.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
l!illudllpbl MnrLMs.
B'rwuiiAti I'tbiunry 0.
Flouil Tho market continues very
unsettled. About 100 bblstiold in lots to
tho homo trade iueludini;
"'orthwestern superrtnc at STVVi;
".orth .western extra
Northwestern family
i-ennsyU-auta nnd Western bit permit;
Pennsylvunta and Western extra ....
Pennsylvania nnd Western family
1'ininylvnniaaud Western fancy. .
P.ye Hour...
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u.'i-'ii:.ji
.Ml, i. S..V)
t.(mu.lf. V)
. I J -.". 1.1.50
U.WsVl UK
T.aO
Whkat of prime quality has neen in
fftflfl Jnmnnfl mill linMlM'3 11 TO ill'lll 111
their views. Wo uuoto I'enusylvanla :
red at $2.73j$3.10j Southern do. at s;!.10
G:i.20,nnd VHltont$-V2uiU0i IVnna,
Ityo ranges at about fl.iio. t nrn
is quiet, with Bales of 11,000 bushels at
We, and 00 for now yellow, and ?! for
white. Oat3 aro selling at r7if 5Se. Tlio
receipts to-day are as follows: 710 bbls
Hour; 1,500 bus. wheat j (J,7.0 lius. corn,
2,000 bus. oats.
Pr.oviHioNsCotitluuo very dull, but
prices nro uieliui)t,ed. Small sales aro
j niaklne; nt f22.no per barrel for new
iiiPMl'orkj l.'fn l"e 'f lb. for plain and
fancy bacon hams j 12(i 12jc for pickled
do,; 8jf-i!)l for tiait shoulders, mid loV!
lllje "ji lb. for prime lard, In bbls anil tcs.
Rr.iMis Cldversecd Is In demand at
I im atlvani.0. 110 bus sold at from $8.2'i
to$0.25 per bu'i, tho hitler rato for choice;
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IimotllV selfs at Sa.70i?l,UU. ai.ll Iiax-
Ml n H (III HO Hnrlma
TUB KALEIDOSCOPE i
NUMIJ13K V.
.. , " A map of limy llf,
Its llnctuutloiis niul Hi vnt conccrtu."
travels ix Ecuador.
By way of contrast to the lato tame
hunt at tho Xorth mountain, I propo-o
to glvou few incidents concerning an
excursion to tho forests of Xniiegnl, du
ring a residence In South America.
Our party numbered fifteen; seven
wero Indlnncargeros.twoof whom were
women, and each carried about seventy
live pounds. Mr. Fruiter, an Engll-ii-nian,
wu3 chief of tho expedition, the
main object of which was to make n
collection of plants, stull'ed birds, and
other animals for an English Seientlllo
Society. Juan Jameson, another of tho
party, was tho son of a Scotch phy.-I-clan
who had resided in the country
from tho days of Bolivar. Juan's spec
iality was tho collection and preserva
tion of rare plants, an art he had learned
from his father. The others of tho par
ty were Vicente, a native hunter or re
pute ; I,uca, servant; Vlllota, hunter
with tho volcara, and Cabc.a, the black
cook who boasted that ho could stew a
parrot or ron-t a monkey to a turn. Wo
were armed with guns, iiuictcluf, and
cokaras. The inachcta U tx sort of -hurt
sword, and Is used alike for cutting
meat, hewing a tree, or attacking mi
enemy. In traveling through the 'for
ests it Is Indispensable. The volcara Is
a hollow stick about nine feet long,
through which clay balls nro blown with
surprising force. Tho hunter puts a
chunk of clay in his mouth, and with
his tongue rounds the pellet to the prop
er size and shupo. It kills tho bird as
effectually asshot, and has the advan
tage of not injuring tho plumage nor
tearing tho skin, which is unite n con
sideration in preparing a collection.
I attended the party as a sort of su
pernumerary, having no object save ad
venture. When dressed in my .water
proof pnuchu, deer-skin overalls,
armed with a double-barrelled shot-gun
and mat,'icta, mounted on my tnwty
pony "Frank" with an Indian saddle
and spurs with rowels three inches in
diameter, I fancied myself as formida
ble n looking guerrilla asoverki ed f.tlr
scnorita's hands, or cut a traveler's
throat.
Our Hrst day's Journey took us to Cal
acali, distant from Quito about twenty
si' miles. The people there, however,
mea-uro di-t.inces by leagues, and it
takes four or live miles to make one.
Our miiinals wore fed their proper pro-
portion of afattt, a species of clover
wlllnli "IV. UMlllfli-if f.ii, aire n iwl 1 . - '
chased in bundles. Owing to tho ell-
iii.itu- iL inn uu imnuii'uu iiiu nun. year
round. No grain is ever fed, and the
animals usually travel without shoes,
though before starting on a Journey
their feet are generally trimmed, a pie
caution which, unfortunately, 1 neg
lected. We staid for tlio night in a
misorablo Itimlto, or inn : and the bray
ing of donkeys, tho singing of mosqui
toes, the biting of fleas, tlio novelty of
my situation, anil tho verjUard ground,
effectually prevented me from sleeping.
Early next morning wo left (.'alae.ili,
and found the path for roads there are
none very good until wo reached I'alo
galla. This place is a mere collection
of miserable hut", but is remarkable
for being placed on the highest point of
tho route as you ero.-s the Andes from
tho valley of Quito, to the Esmeralda
region on tho Pacific eoa-t. Our ascent
out of tho valley had been gradual, and
human habitations became scarcer as
we advanced to this out-post of civiliza
tion, If civilization it can bo called.
The day was well advanced when we
reached l'alogall.i, but rather than stay
all night in such a cold place, Mr. Era
iter mid I resjlvod to push on to Caehl
Llacta, an lariemla, or plantation at the
foot of the mountains, leaving the bal
ance of liie party to proceed more leis
urely. The descent was very steep and
dangerous, especially fur those niuiuited
on horses and mules. Travelers -eldoui
if ever travel this route, and the natives
go on foot, carrying with them long
sticks sharpened at the end, to aid their
descent. 1 was advised to leave my
hoi'soand hire a silcro, or Indian carri
er, but preferred my horse to a .-eat on
an Indian's luck, though the latter Is a
eomiujii mode of conveyance.
To add to our di-comfort and danger,
it bean to rum as it only canraiu uiuler
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l,uvja;i:i iu iii.9s.s:i.i. j'.i.. 11 tut.
tho narrow pa :lt was corduroyed by
nifiiiis of short sticks laid cro-swiso to
prevent It from belli-; uas.iedaway, and
in ni.my jilaces wo weru obliged to di
uiiiiiiit ami compel our animals lo
slhkilown. A:;.iiti, In plan's the vegeta
tion was so liiMii'iant that it twiiitit
overhead, autl I'orniivi a lonj;, dark
tuuiicl, tho danyei's and ox tent of wiilch
uo one could tell until it was p.is-ed ;
and a fallen treu or slide often impeded
our proirresi until tlio Indiana' came up
and cleared the way.
Near tho base of tho mountain we
reached tho l'linsacluica j ordinarily a
small stream starting near tho tops of
the A mil"1, but now a tremendous tor
rent which rushed Impetuously down
tho narrow ravine. Tho pa iyo of such
a .stream is dillleult. AVhen It is not too
rapid, ropes aro lied around tho horse's
nock, und hols thus enabled to wade or
stretching n 1'opo acro-s, to which Is siis
pentled a basket, in which tlio traveller
scats liltn-elf, and is pulled from ono
sldo to another. Jf the rope Is Inclined,
as is often the 1.110, tlio ba-kct slides
with such rapidity us sometimes to set
tlio ropo on lire. Another class Is iiiado
of wires 011 tlio principle of a suspen
sion bridge. I liavo crossed deep and
foaming torrents over ono hundred
yards wide, oil u roll of vines not larger
round than my wrl-t, and with two
slight vines as railing. They glow
abundantly Iu thofore.stat.il look very
beautiful. Their length is often 0110
hundred feet, with an uverago sl.o of a
man's linger. Besides lielng strong tney
j aro very pliable. )f course sfich lirldgt-s
1 , .....l .....llbitii fi.irfiilK. If
ui-oiiiui--.nuu", nmi w -
of nnv li'llutll. Other bl'IllgP VOXW'l Ol
two stringers thrown across tho stream
or precipice, and a few sticks and brush
laid loosely across them.
In tho desire to reach Caehl Macta be
fore dark, Eraser ami I had trot sumo
distance in advance of tlio party, though
the steepness of tlio declivity and tlio
pain tn places, retarded our nronress i
ami by tho time wo reached tho second
crowing of tho Pungachaca, It was al
most dark. Tho bridge at this point
was ono of tho clnss last named, and
connected the sides of two enormous
precipices. It was about ono hundred
feet above tho level of tho stream, which
roared like a cataract as It rtihed
through tho narrow gorge, The path
was so narrow that 1 could not dis
mount, because on the ono side rose tho
steep rock, anil on tho other was tho ra
vine, and I was therefore obliged to re
main mounted, while 1 forced my un
willing horso over tho frail bridge,
which swayed mid shook ns though it
would at once fall into thegtiir beneath.
On the opposite side tlio path led up a
Btuooth rock, which the rain had made
very sli ppery. On reaching this, my
hop-o slipped, and fed I For a moment
I was stunned, but on revivlm. a eolil
shudder ran through mo as 1 found my-
sen ami iioro on mo very verge ol llie
precipice, a looo article of rotten wood
alone saving us from iii'tunt death. In
cumbered mid brtii.-ed as I was, I re
gained the path with much dllllciilty.
Fastening a rope around my waist,!
crawled back to my poor liorso who lay
trembling on the brink, and after secur
ing the saddle and baggage, fastened
the rope around ills ueok, and secured
the other end to a tree. lie then at
tempted to rise, but tlio rope broke, and
then 1 saw that tlio poor animal would
perish. He, too, seemed to realize Ids
danger, and after looking into tho gulf
beneath, turned a look of appeal to mo
that had -otnetlilng almost human in It.
1 need not say how ulleeted I was to sec
the poor brute thus helpless, because ho
was a noble animal, and nobly had he
carried me over many a dangerous
road. lie then made another move,
and fell into the stream below. I gazed
over the ledire. exnectliiL' to see his mu
tilated body rKe to tbeslirface, but bis
fall had been broken bv an out-jutting I
mji-k iiiiuu.l;, down, no eainu lo me
Mirfaco. and after vnitilv trvlntrto brea-t
the stream swam to the sides but huge
win 1 1 oi ro-'K tuero met mm, aiitl nu
soon sank beneath the rapids of the
Pungachaca to rise no more.
ijuii:n Saul.
PAYMENTS TO THE COLUIiI
BIAN,' UP TO FEB. 1st, 1S07.
Asa Kvorilt, $-2 00 Glm li.KiaiiiiT oo
J. I), ltice, H 00 Htoiilicn Won, (),) TASTATE OF JOHN SANK EY, Hit.,
Usui II. Kilt, U (10 E. If. Ikclcr, Wl i-', Dr.Ci: si.l).-Ti .Inn.U sunUey; samue
i,,i, tsii,. o mi i i' i..,. .in! miiUcv s .lohn sanhiy : ( yrusSnnUey; Jatms w
. ' 1 ' ' , l'efer, - lWMinu,.y. jiiry Ann s:nl:ey, Intel married with
11. 1 I I I. IL 1 11) .1111111 L. i ' 11
O. V. Jaeoby, i 00 Dr. U. Yosl, 2 Oil
J. Unimstetler, 1 im) UTM'Eiernaii, UH
15l'cl;, - UIJ Jollll NltsS, Oil
V V rlZ'u l P. riftuXll, f
Oil
ou
lt.II.M'IIenry;2 oil W. Masteilcr, 2 Oil
S. Young, 2 no W. .1. Allen, ' uo
W. L'ntier. 12 on J. II. Wanner. 1 oo
Joshua Hess, '2 00 f. A. Fuuston 2 (W
E. Kritz.
'2 no John Andy, '1 Ul)
2 0.) Win Kicauier, U Oil
Jesse Fritz,
.1. II. Fritz.
oo ,-s.tm Jamison, ou
J.W. Kitchen, 1 UO .1. Counter,
uu
P. Beater.
'2 on 1). Wellivor, 2 (W
M. Lemon,
Eli Uobtiins,
Eredrie Wile,
J. Krickbaum,
I.eiu Kceler,
l 10. Baker,
S. Bower,
E. Conner,
'. Uotshall,
S. Ilelwig,
J. Breiscli,
W. Adams,
J. Il.IIelwing,
P. E. Kline,
J. Snyder,
W. Ilelwig,
S. Jlouck,
N. Drelsbaeh,
J. D. Houck,
I. Ilolstiue,
P. K. Men-ch.
IS. Craig,
0. l'Vtlerman,
I). Yager,
II. (iable,
J. Billman
A. Kri-ber,
W. E. Kline,
I). Ilelwig,
1. 1 lower,
2 00 O.P.CIiristlaii, 2 W
2 on Mrs. IHIdine, 2 00
l' 00 John C.SIiultz, 2 UU
2 (Hi .1. M. Uirton, 2 0U
2 00 W. It. Uemott.'J Hi)
1 00 E. J. Eaylon, 2 OU
2 (K) J.S. Johnson, 2 nu
2 ou Jesse Co-iier, 1 00
bll iSllas eillVer. - UU
2 m John Weiiiver.i ou
III! I. Vt lllplllO oil ot liedei iek Ilcss, ilet eased ; and to all other per
,i on ll.,..ii.w. 1 nil soin Ililciesled. LOeethiir!
- V" 1' ,
2 UU Julll'.S Dilllilie, " UU
' (III S. II. HlP'hes, 2 UU
" on I'lonli Triuiii " Oil
UU Jacob Troup, 2UIM;
UU N. Welliver,
00
2 UO 11. II. Stout,
2 UU Win. (i. Quick
2 U0 J. It. Orotil.
2 (ID
2 00
1 To
2 UU J. W. Sankey,
nu
UU D.B.IIartiuau, 1 Mi
2 Ul Win. E. Cole, 1 73
2 UO E. O. West 1 i't
2 UU .1.(1. Eaubach, 1 2
2 uu A.B.llaituian, I 7"
2 W It. Gorrell, - no
2 UU Kev J.K.Hikes, UU
2 UU, Smith iV Co., 11 7.")
2 Ul J. 1.. Heaeock, 1 UU
- nu .Mrs, Mam, :i nu
1! nu J. stackbouso I uu
.1, inileg.
John Ij. Kline, 2 nu Snortsineiisbill u UJ
II. Fahiinger, 2 UU J. Keller, Est, :) uu
W, lii'illlioltl, - ( 0 1J. Jlnwer, J'.sl, j OO
F. Sinettzer, 2 UU Chits Billeg, 2 UU
John t'o','hIin, - uu M. Ciillulah, 1 nu
M. Flanagan, 2 UU V.WInlersteen,- UU
,)ohn Swisher. 2 U0
.1 , .1 . ( iearllliri - OU
J. liUKUt', ul) A, I.OCKttlll, - I")
llenrv WtiKtieri on C. Coleman, 2 UD
Wm Bunyan, 2 Du W. Ker.-chuer, '' no
S. S. Bllliytlll
J. uu tieo. caver, oo
2 uu lien. Weniier, - uu
J. 1'. lluuyaii,
M. Iieishlhie,
S. Morrison,
M. Breckblll,
l! nu (J.l'.Drie-bach, 00
UU Belli.. Smith. - UU
1 n.) John Ilerrimr,
UU
J, Sweisl'ort,
2 UD C. II. Doebler, 2 UU
2 on 1'. Fulk, 2 m
U, Dlll-l-lllll,
! - ' Wy
!' 1. IIolliii-.iii.'J uu J. J. Ilcss. 2 UU
1 Unfile-, 2 UU .S.Omati, - UU
T. M. Uimvnn.-J nu Win. Miller, 2 nu
C. It. Swisher, 2 UU Lewis Folk, li UU
(f. D. Jack-on, L' UJ .S. Thlelc, 2 UU
Thos IValer, 2 uu S. S. Snyder, - UU
W. M'Hcnrv, 2 UU Trench Mills, 2 UU
John Hull, 2 UU John Demott, 1 UU
.1. S. Haup, 2 Oo ii. Wliitiitire, 2 UU
Elijah Yocuin, 2 nu David Niiss, 2 UU
V.ll.rihomukere Uu'
m Ann i En.
j..u:iw:
J OX On the 5 1 Inst.,
bv I. K. Krlck-
baulll. Ks iu.re, Mr. liioltie I.arlll ol .New Lo
.....!...
lo .Miss Itcbicca i o ot rishniiicretk
toUilsllil
HIJVllitl,.iyiln Ornnserllle, on tbo 17th
uu , by ltev, W.c. llesser, Mi'.siihulI M.sinlili
in Miss Uclind.i A. Clank, both ul Columbia
county, l'a,
;.-( ttjr.l.v In Oinnuevllle, on tho Slst
liv the same, Mr..Iosi pll A. Hess oi ( cutlctin.'ll,
to Ml-s 1 nulla Lull mini or Asbuiy, L'ulumLiu
loiiuly, I'.i.
All'.l l'Z.-;.,.VPA';.sor-On the 31st ult., by
Ib-v. .1. II. lUmm, ul Im residence, Mr. Ileuiy
l', siiiniolii Miss Miuy i:. Ill inlclsbot. ull ot
ri.iuk.ui toii uship Columbia (ouuty, l'a.
KiH:Mi:illtlcitliy-ln llloomsbui. on Ihc3lst
ult.. In ltev. I.. C. shelp, Mr. Jesse 1., Kleiner
tuMlssfjalallJnno lUcllie.llllol Columbia en,
n T H D.
.IK.tvV.'OAiV In niouuisliuiij. on tlio 31st n't.,
Mr. I.pbrlam Ai m-tiiinu, lined illty-Uo ju.it,
IM luoutlis mul hrMiiti i-li ilajs.
M'KKl.VY In lllnonisburi, on tlicSd Inst. .Mar
tini Wilbur, tulu d.MiKliter of Dr. .1. lloyd nnd
Mary l:. M Kely, imeilonojear, iiiuo iiioutlis
nnd'lM cut j -e ell ita) s.
Jttilllll.VSM lb" residence of lils sonAbraliam
llobblus, lu l'lsbliiKcieck toiuisblp, William
lloblllns, aijed elbty eai.
(Mr. lloblilns was one u tlio oldest Inhabitants
of rislilnacrccl. liiwn.liip.) ,
ll!:i.HIXtl Audenriisl, Carbon cou-ity, on
tin- ;-lli nit., Mr. Hutus C. Ileldlnis, aged lliirly.
time yeiiis nnd klx inoiitlis,
Tiie dcw.isisl was well know 11 In this place, and
llluhl.v ri'speetcd.J
J(i!l A.so.V lu tliam-'e ton nsbli, on the 17th ult.,
i iiiliailne, wife of I:. II. Joliuson, aijcd thirty
jeals.
.-.VlV'-ln fitienwOHl, (ill the 1st Inst., Mis
i "ii .,.,n Kindt, uired evinlu.-n Mnrs, mi
,,..,tll (.ml . ! s. l. Js
LEGAL NOTICES,
A DMIXISTllATOll'S NOT I OK.
XI ET.TK W 11ASII.L HoWr.lt, lltXKASKtl. let
ters ur lultnlnlstintlon to (lie cMntt nf Daniel
1 lower, Into in rrntiktlii township, t'liluinbl.i
(ntmlv. deceased, have been KNinteu by the Res:-l-tcruf
-mid county toTliomus Ilnwcriind Moses
llownp. Atl pci-smis ImvltiK claims ordemniids
ngnlust llio cslule if tho (Icccilent arc requested
to inula. Hum known without dclny, ntul thoso
Indebted to make payment.
THOMAS nowr.it.
MOSES IlOWint,
1 ebrunry I, HC7-w. Administrators.
A DMINlSTKATOlt'B NOT I CE.
-TV. l'STATK Of SAMCU. 1'1'ttKlt, I-CK.SKII.
Letters of ndmlhlstuttlnn to tlio estntc of Sninuel
lvirer Inle of scnit township, Columbia county,
tleccnscil.hnvc been trrnnted by tbo lleirlstcrof said
county, lo sntnuct Nc'lmrd. .Ml persons liming
claims or ilrin.uitls nttnlnst thonld estate nro re
quested tomako llieni Known without delny, mid
those Indebted to make payment.
SAMUEL NEYHARD.
rcbrunry I, lior-liw. Ailnilnlsttutor.
A DMINISTBATOR'S XOTI 0 K.
A ESTATE ill' .IAUOI1 KELLER. llKCC-Hm
Letter1 ol mlmlnlstrntloli oh the cstntp nf Jncob
Keller, lute of Hen ver township, (-ntumblii county,
ilccenseil, have been itrimtcd by the. Register of
s.ild county tn John Michael. All persons having
claims or dcmiinds nirnlnst tint said estate nro re
quested to present them for settlement without
delay, undid! pcrsnnsinilcbted tom:ikepnymcht.
JOHN -MICHAEL, Administrator.
January 2, lMiT-tiw,
A DMINISTItA'iOIt'S NOTICE.
xv r,vr.Ti:oi-' i:m:anou N.CAMi'iirxt-.nr..
ii.AKp. letter of mlmlnMratlon on the estate
of I'leiinor X. Campbell, lnte of Centre township,
Columbia county, deceased, hnvchcenffrniitcdhy
the Itculster or Columbia county, to Xnthanlel L.
Campbell, of Centru township, und county afoie
said. All persons hiwlmr clatmi nir-ilnst thees-
tale of the deeedenl, nte requested to present
them for settlement, and thoso Indebted to tho
estatowiM maue pajment without neiav.
N. L. CAMI'IllXt.,
January 1 ISff-Gw. Admlnlstrutor.
"17 X EC I 'TO 1 PS NOTICE. EST A
JD or DAVID l-nx, I)rri:ASKn.-Utlerle
,VTE
lA-tlcrslostn.
iiH'titnrymi thorstntonf Daviil lox( lntu of If
cutt lowntliln, Otlutubia county l'u., luivoKen
cnnitftl In tli(j llctjl-'tcr of Columbia county to
I.loril 1'ox niul ivtcr Yocuin. All peroni hnvlnsr
I'liiiniH niralnot tin tnto fire request ttl to iin-sou
them lor hottleinent, mul thoe lndebtc-i to the
esiun u in maue nityiucntto llr i;.Tiiiorx witli
rO'tlt Y(CUM,
.Tntiunry lT-fJw, Knet'tw
A DMINIKTKATOR'S NOT
I 0 E.-
xiLKsrATr.or Hannah Uoonh, dixkasko. Let
ters ot nilinlnlernlioti to th eMnln of Hannah
llootie, late of Itloom tow nslilp, Columbia county,
tlecenHetl, lias- be-'ii mnnt't by the IteuMer of Co
lumbia eunntv, to WYlllnulou 1 la it man and
t'tiailesA M oyer, who ivsUle In liloomsburs, In
-'iia couniy. am person1 nnvin; ciannn or uc
iinuils nwiinst thft'staleof th ileceilrnt awie
iiuesteil to m the thi'in known to the lulmlnlstni
tori u bout delay, and nil
-i--tci to mak,,, men
t nu pel son i mu(.uicu uie
iiifiii.
UNOTOX IIAUTMAN
IlloomOjursr, Jnn, t, 17-(av. Admr'
1--STATT5
5 i .lid "f IMi:ii W. MONTtMKH
11V. tleecased.
iters IcliilncmMrv on the estate of Junlcl w .
Monteo'neiv. lateof Ornuevlllc. Ctilumhla Colin.
Iv, have he"h miauled by the KejiKtcr t Columbia
(Vainly to Peter Km. of Light Street, 1'a. All
tiei on. h:ilm elainiH iiKalutl the estate are re
quested topiei-ut rheni tor settlement, and tlioe
Inilebled to the estate either on note or oonic nc
(rnint wltt maUu iiio metit totbe r:ecutorwltli
out delay. l'Kl Klt KXr, Kxeeutor.
deel-Ut
Aaron Wolt: Lyitt SaltUey, Intel married with
.Tames (l. i ly; snsmi itel'.'ianl : niul Marv ( ni i-
nrme Itcluhatd ; the last two named are minors of
Polly s.uikev, late Polle Keishar. I, deceased, heir
and lenal lepicsentatives 01 .101111 ani;ey,sr.,iie
eeiise.l. Von are lu-rebe cited to bo and appear
I.i fore l be .liiiltr... of our I ii'ii'rins' Court, at all ur.
iiluins' Cotut to be held at llloomstair, In said
Kiuiite, the Hist Muniliy of lYhiuary next, then
and there to accent or lefiise to take tie leal es
tate ol the said John Nalikey, Sr., tleccas, il, lit the
appraised .ilultiou put upon It by an Iniplest
11 my aw a 1 1 ii il nv me sain i ouri, .inu leiui nen oy
the sheriil', or show eauso why tbo banio should
not be sold.
Witness the Honorable William Klwe I. President
orour said Court, at nioohibburg, the sixth day
oi ueeemoer, ..n. i-'iu.
ju-!r. iolk.man, civile o.c.
nioomsburK. December "J. ImmI.
INSTATE OF FUEDEUICIC HESS,
JJi imcKASKl). To Jeremlnh IlrMj Thomas
Ilcss: J fun mi i Jless Inteiuiarrlfsl wit n .Allchae
1 Ilelldelshot. hot hot w horn are hcllcwd to lie dead.
le.ivhn; isue: Ctithuilue Hess Intel married with
1 II nl.imin llrlnk; r:iinh Hess, tutermari led with
.lohn Lewis; Kllabeth Hess, Intermarried with
.lo.enb Ilcbs: .Maiv Hess, lnti imturieil with (311-
, bi it Hess; Asa Hess. Amanda Ilcss, Intel mairleil
t with Abraham Kline: I'redeiick Ilcss. Lucv Ann
Ilcss. lntermariled .llli Kllas Mililty: .Malta
i lless;saian ness ntul lieinniia iie-p, mo last
r.'"?:!'' . ?.' V,..i.lS .VA '."..l.: V,".: Ji,'
You are hen b cltidto bo and appear before
tlie.lud"csof oar Orolians' Court t , lio held at
Uloouisbura. County ot Columbia, on the Ilrst
I Monday ot rebruiiry next, then anil tbeie to ae-
cepi or iciuse lo iiikc uie icin csiaieoi me sail
riederlelc III ss. deceased, lit the aitntlli-ed valu
ation put upo.i ii nv an inipicsi uuiy aw nueii oy
ice sai'ii oun. Hint iciiiiiicn oy me iieriu, oi
show cause wll tile same should not be sold,
Wilms the Honorable William Klwell, IT. si
dent or our said Com t, at Illoomsbui, tliethlr
teclltll day or December, A. !.. l-wl.
JI COLKMAN, ClClkO. C.
r.loonisbuiv, January I, lMj"-jw,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QIIAIILES W. SNYDEIt,
nKAl.nt in
II A It I) W A It E,
IRON, NAILS STKKL, .tC, AC. AC.
MAIN STIIKKT, llLOOMSllUIKi, I'KXX'A
Tal.e thin method of liiriirllllnathecltlzeiisof Co.
. ,,,,,., t.
,
i.Hii.,.imiiiii ,ias .,1....... .... . ... ......s.
llardwaiestorcon Jlaln street, In Wooinsuurg,
la.ar iR, stiwl, and that he li.n on hand a
i.Ai:ui:it sro -k and lirrriut As.vnrn:i
than i en be found any where else lii tli-c.mnty,
.-.nd wliltli lie Inlcmls to sell tit pnees which nety
competition.
CHAINS, AXES, STKKL, IltOX.
I hiiM I'hiiln-t, nil bli-s, axes, nil make niul
wt'iu'lit, steel, nil Ut'S,lioiit nil hliapes, ami ull
Liy Ittw.
i nuir-innt'H ii audw a it n.
of every lU sLrlptlom. Nulls nxlu pulleys, bah
i cords, latches, Incksand knobs, butt seieis,sas!i
. fast-, ludiiw sprlnas, base hnobs, strap hinges,
hasps and staph s, hoolis and staples, nnd la fact
'.vcrytlilm; neisltsl In that line.
COXCH A WAOO.V JIAKCllS' iiAr.v.Aitn.
' enibracln-,' alm-iit eiery thin-: In tlmt line. Also
HAUXUsS MAIv ;I1S' HAISDWAUK,
I lluchlcs, .lapainicdj bucliles, silver plated ; bltts
I ofeiery l:ln I , Hamk-s, Iron t pad Irees i 11 A Mis,
Hood : saddle trees, uU tries, Kllth web, worsted
i aii-1 cotton : thread, silk, awls and needle, tools
of ull kin Is.
SlIOUMAKr.r.'.S IIAIlDWAItn,
A full assoilmcnt forcarpenteis. I haveplanes
all kinds, saws; hand,pniiuel, rip, and compass
sfpi iris -steel, iron, mil tiytbirnw machines,
ehl.lei, lingers, besels, millets, braces, g-iuues
plows, iiiles, bits, unJ about eei'tliliu 'or uir
pcntcis. ron Tiin i-i:on.i: au.vuitAi.i.Y'
I have coal
liods, coat
(.hovels, scoops,
coal hifteis, laut
crns.tnblo cutlery.iioclict
cutlery, plate.1 spixms,
platcil lot ks, ser er.s, t ea and cof
fee pots.bulterkulves.tnlll saws,
crosscut saws, circular saws, gang saws,
file., horse shoes.wi cliches, rlvt ts.haiu
meis, hatihets, mattcKks, picks, forks, si ub
himf lines, shovels, spades, spading forks, hoes,
lulies, bed plus, twine, skates, plows, collln trim
niluiis, Kinery, red ihalk, Mhitoihalk, wire,
hoise nails, mutt cutters, scales, wash boards,
lioise buckets, wooden palls, clothes
plus, glue, door mats, porch mats, par
lor mats, corn poppeis, paint
brushes, lurse brushes, sleigh
bells, heel villus, enamel
ed kettles, brass kettles,
copper kilties,
stcwkeltlcs.sanco
p.ins,broad
uxes.uulls,
felcdses, curtain flxtutcs,
Thimble skeins nnd boxes,
l'utnps, lead pipe, ct,.
Tarred ropo an 1 hundreds of nrtlcles not ,cnu
merited constantly on hauil nt
CIIAHLIM W. BN Yimit'f-,
Main Htnet, llljonisbure.
gXVDEH, IIAUH1S & BASSETT,
taniifa(turers and Jobbers of
Mi:N"si ANI IIOY'H CLOTHINO,
Nos, rm Market, nnd S'JJ CMnimerrn htiet,
I-hllsdelphls
DRY GOODS.
jI LEEK'S STOltE.
1 HliSII AIlllIVAIi or
HPIIINO AND HUMMKU 0001)3.
The subscriber ha Just n turned from tlio rltles
with unotlicr larso and si led asnorliiiinl of
St'llINO AND SUMMKH OOODH,
purcliaseit In New York and riillnilclplilunt tlio
lowest figure, ntul which hu 1 determined to cll
on ns modornte. ternn n crm bo procured else
where in llloomsburir. Ill" stock comprises
ladiks' nnnss gooib
of the cliolccst styles nnd latest fashions, together
with n large tnssortment of Dry Goods nnd Gro
ceries, consisting of tho following nrtlclei t
Carpet",
Oilcloths,
Cloths,
Catslmcrcs,
Shawl!,
Flannels,
Silks,',
. While Ooods,
Linens,
Hoop Blclrts,
lluslltts,
lloUowwnre
Ccdnrwaro
Quecnswnr, Ilnrdwro
Hoots ntul Shoe",
lints nnd Cups,
iloup Nets,
Umbrellas,
Loo'.lliij-aimjos,
Tobacco,
Coffco,
Sugars,
Tons,
nice,
AlLsplee,
Glnzer,
Ciunnmon,
ulmees,
AND NOTIONS GKNKttALIiV.
In short, cverythlnc usually kept In counlry
stores, to 7hlcli ho Invites the nttentlon of tho
public generally. Tho highest prlco will bo paid
for country produce iu exchange for goods.
S. II. MILLEIt,
Amide Buildings, Illoomsburg, Pa,
riKEAT EEUUCTION IN PBICES
VJI
AT l'KTnn KNT'S STOltE,
IN LIGHT STllECr,
or
FALL AND WINTER, GOODS.
TIIK subscriber hns Just received nnd has on
hand nt hU old stand lu Light Sjtrcet, n Inrgo and
select
ASSORTMENT OF MEHCHANDISE
purchased nt tho lowest figure, nnd Mhlch he Is
fletermined lo sell on ns moderate terms ufenu
bo procured elsewhere In Light Sjtrect,
ran c.iitr on foc.vrsr rnovues.
Ills .stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, rianuels,
Hosiery, Carpels,
HUks, Shawls,
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
Sallnctls, Casslmcrs,
Cotlonadcs, Kentucky Jeans.
&.:, AC, AC
G 11 O C E R I E S ,
Quccnsv-nrc, Cedarware, Hardware, Modleinns,
Dings, oils, Paints, Ac.
BOOTS it SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Inshoit everything usually kept In n country
store. Tile patronage of his old fi lends and thu
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest market prico paid for country pro-
due. rKTKll KNT.
Light Street, January J, 1SC7.
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS.
"J.J C. HO WEB,
bus opened a Urst-class
UOOT, HHOK, HAT AND CAP STOKK.
nt the old stand on Main Street. Moomshur" nis
sloct; lseoinKisedofthe very latest and best styles
cvi'i oucrcii hi inu ciiiens oi i.oiuiiuim i ihhhv.
lie can accommoiiaie tne tniuiie wuu ine rotiow
lui' hinds nnd at cheap mleesi
Men's calf boots, Hue, uieu's kip, double sole,
l!o s- i-lillirs oooix, ..en s glove liui, l ougl cfcs, AC.
Slcti's L'l.tve kid Ualmoralhhois. Men's, womi n's.
bos', nnd misses' gtovo kid Instlng gaiters, Wo
men's g!oe hlds, ery tine. Women's lino goat
morocco balmoiats, Women's men's morocconnd
calf slio-'s, common shoes, Mioses' and child's
sias's, . lien s, M oiiieii , niissi's , inn s , ami ciiiiu
uiinneis. He uUo keens n meat Mirlety of
HATS, CAPS, AND Sil'KAW GOODS
of every kind, nt the lowest prices, both for cash
ami couniry pvonm c,
llemcmbcrtheullraotlon Is In our goods. Don t
be alarmed at theeli ot lilgb nrlccs, but call und
iet lor 1 ourseis es. iiespeciiuiiy,
ir. c. nowi:n.
JOHN C. YE AG Ell & CO.,
"Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAItj, &TIIAW OOODS, AND
LAiJir-s- runs,
No. Sj7 Xorlh Third Street,
Philadelphia,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
II. E ITT EE,
ATTOUXnV.AM.UV,
Oflleeon Miln street. In wliltn framo house, bo
low the i:clinnea Hotil, Ulonnishurit, Va.
T OBEHT F. CEAltK,
A T T O It N I- Y A T I. A W
Ofllcp corner of Main and Market stteets, over
I'lrst National lianlt, UloomsbuiK, l'a.
JOHN O. FREEZE,
ATTOI1X 1! Y-A T-L A W,
OITlcoin ItcKlster and Itecorder's olllce, In tho
basement of the Court Hou-e, Bloomsburg, l'a.
"TriLEIAM II. ABBOTT,
A T T O It N n Y A T L A W,
CATAWIRA, r..
"If E. JACKSOX,
ITIOrtXEV-AT-liAW,
Derwlck, Columbia County, Tenn'tt.
XT M. TBAUOII,
ATTOIlXEY-AT-hA W,
llerwlck, Columbia County, Teun'n.
jyj M. L'VEEEE,
' . ATTOnNUY-AT-I.A W,
Centralla, Columbln County, Tenn'ri.
p B. BBOCKWAY,
ATTOltNKY AT LAW,
iu.ooM.snuno, i'A.
ntfr.et I'lrst ilnnr below tho Court House, nnd
ndjolnlnit the l'ost Olllce. Authorized ncent tor
the collection of lloiiutlts, Uaclc l'av, Vcnstcms,
ami all oilier uemnus ugtuusi inu niuie uiei .in
tlonut uoxrtimenis, ijnn.i 1.7.
JH. W. II. BItAUliEY,
' (Lato Assistant Medical Director iT, P. Army,)
I'HYSICIAK A Nit fit ltd HON,
cs-Onicontlhe FoikK Hotel, Illmmsliurg, l'a
Culls promptly ntti nded to both ntjlii nnd itsy
ntoomiVang .Isn li t4
CLOTHING.
JyTEW CEOTIIINO AND UENTEE-
.1II..SITS J Ull.sil?llll.i HUU1
Tho undersigned rcspeclftilly tinnounces to his
iniitiy friends Hint ho lias opened ti new Clothing
nnd (li'iillcmen's rurnlslilng Mtore, In tho lowo
room of the llnrtmnn llulldlug, southwest corner
of Main nnd Market Slructn, Uliminsburg, l'u,
llnvlng Just returned from Philadelphia with n
ni go 8toc.lt of
l'ALL AND WINTKIt CLOTHINO
nnd
Gr.NTLKMr.N'S rUHNISHINO GOODS, Ac, lo.
he flatters himself that ho enn please all. Ills
stock comprises
JIKN'H, 1I0YH AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
such n.s
DltlXS COATS,
BACK COATH,
OVKKCOATS,
I'ANTS,
HIIIHTH,
UNDtlWlimTH,
Dii.wr:ita,
nosinitY,
coi.tiAna
NECK-Tir-8,
BUSPENDEIW,
HANDKnitCIIILrS,
UJIDKEIXAS, Ac
nnd In fact everything In tho Clothing or Kur
nlshltig line nt vory low prices.
In nddltlon to the nbovo lie has sn clcgnul ns-
sortmeut of
CLOTHS, CASiSIMUUUfS, AND VD5TI2
CLOTHING MADC TO OIlDlUt AT THE
feltOHTEST NOTICE,
CflU and sc before purchasing elsowkero, nnd
SECURE CHEAT IlAItOAINS.
octWy J. VT. ClIEMnEHLAIN
jTEW STOCK OF CLOTHIXO.
I'resh urrivnl of
FALL AND W1NTEK COOPS.
D.VVID LOWENUEItO
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND EASHIONAULE CLOTHINO.
nthls store on
Main .Street, two doors above the American House,
Illoomsburir, l'u.,
ihere lie has Jut received from Now York and
riilladelphla a full assortment of
MEN AND DOYM- CLOTHINO,
Including tho most fashionable, durable, and
handsome
mam OOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, FltOCK, GUM, AND OIL-CLOTH
COATS AND I'ANTS,
of nil sorts, sizes, and colors. Ho lias also replen
ished his already large stock of
V.U.I. AND WINTEIl SIIAWIA
STIttrEl), l'lUTItED, AND PLAIN VESTS,
EHI11T.S, CItAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS,
IIANDKEltUIIIErsi, OLOV1X,
SUsPENDEItS, AND FANCY AKTICLEM
lie bns constantly ou hand ti largo nud wull-so-
lected uasortmcul of
CLOTHS AND Vr-STINCa.
which ho Is prepared to mako to order Into any
hind of clothing, on cry shoit notice, nun jm it.
Iiest munucr. All his clothing is ritada to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JUWELUY,
of every description, fine nnd cheap. Ills ense of
Juwiliy is not surpassed In this place. Call nnd
examine his generul nssoitmeut of
CLOTHINO, WATCHF-H, JEWELItY, Ao.
DAVID I.OWENllUIta.
MILLINERY GOODS.
JLOOMSBUItQ FANCY TIHM-
JIINO AND IIOOKSTOIII',
fcccoud door below Hnrtinau's, Main Street.
Just received a new stock ol
ZEPHYP.S, WOOLEN AND COTTON YAItNS
COP.SF.T.S, LACE", EMUItOIDCltllis,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, DltEoS TItlMJIINGS
nnd uvcry variety of artkles usually kept in a
FANCY &TOIIE.
Also
SCHOOL I!O0K, HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES),
SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS,
and a large lot of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOOKS,
BLANK DEEDS, BONDS AND MOIITOAGES,
and n geuernl and u ell-selecled assortment of
l'Al'EH, ENVELOPES, AC
A. D. WEBB.
MISCELLANEOUS
J IIICKLING & CO'S
OUliAT BALI 3 (H WATCItl.
On the iinnulnr ono nrlco nlan. civlncr overv na
tron n biinilhoini- und lellubli wnlch for tin-lnv
nrico of T.ii Dollar's! Without rr-unnl tn vnlnt
andnottobopaldforunleistvifi'ctly bJlUl.ictorv:
m solid tiold Hunttnn W utchts 8iitoS75u
w i .name ruhfii uoiu waicnes viwto vjy
500 Laclle-,' W'ntelifS, Knamellod looto )
l,iiM Uoiii luinttns rhronometer uteh'sijO to s
l.miOfiiild ImnttiiK J.iutlttli lever EUOlo Stf
;i.kM(toldhuntiui;J)upiexratcnes Tdllo WW
f.OtwUold huutliu' Auierlnui watchet lUOto it')
r),H)''.lHur huntins levers 50 to 1i
6,ft0 silver huntlnu Diuilixes io iVJ
fi.nixj tiold hulh'V - ati'lu-s m to "Vi
lii.O p) (jokl hunlln-; lenlnes AO to 75
ROtO Mt-ie-lluneoiw ullvcr watches CO t 100
ilV'JO Jlunthm hunting silver wntches liitu 5J
:;'i.o.f) AssomM ntt hes, nil kind-. Hi to 75
Uvu pnliuu ubtaius a watWi by this nrianste-
nu'iu, iiihuny oui ci", wnuu uiuiiY ut w orm ciu,
Me.siH. J, Hh-Ulhlg A Co.'i Orent Amerlenn
v uu'ii i o., ,cw vork niy, wwn to iiiimi-iilately
dl-ipuseof the aijovc maunitleent tstoclc, Certltl
eiiti's miinlnz arllrlet. aro nlaci-tl In mmled rnvp.
lop-s. IloIiUiHuro entitled totbo article nnnud
on their cert illcates, upon payment ol ten dollnm
whether It be a wat h woitli t75n or ono worth
if-f, xne rt'imu oi any oj our ceruueaies emi
ties von to ihu ntticle named therL-on. unon nnv,
ment, iirespci.tie oi lu worth, and us noniticlo
valued Wb-i thnu ilO is mimed on nny ceil.tlcato,
It will at otieu bo seen that this is no lotterv, but
a MralKht-forwnrd U'Kltlmntu tiamaetlou, whieli
""j i.ii.-.H-.i.t.-u in tuu Y ino most laiiU'
loiib.
A slmrln rtrt 'fienln will Im iniif 'u nmtl nt.
nuld. upon receipt of ta cents, Uvu for 81, Ueveu
lor $2, thlrtvdhiei! and elegrmt piemfum for 53,
blxly-slx ami moro vnluable premium forjflO, uiiti
hundred and mot6upt-ihw'atchtor$15. Tftni;enti
or thoso wishing euiployment this In a rare op
ntntunity. It Is a h-Kltlm.itely conducted laivfnisa
duly authorized by tlio.Uowuuuent, and open to
tllU (liui, -.UUIUi 1'IUUI1V, J TV T'T.
Addres., J. Ult'KIdNO A CO.
I VJ liroad va Near 1. O.
ftbl'C7-3m,l City of New York,
c
1IIAULKS II, MAM-IiK,
Iit-nrirlerniid I'raler In
llRANDIlis, WINHS, til.VS, LIUCORK,
WlNll UITTT.U.-, AC,
No. 14,'Norlh Third si i eel,
nljoui Areh, vtM side,
Philadelphia.
J P. UISAIU),
with LIPPINCO'IT, IIOND .. CO.,
Manufacturers. nnd Wholesale Dealt is In
II ATX. CAIV, l-riis, AND i-TUAW (iOODS,
No. t lstliet Sn.et
n iin-i-tpji!
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
JTATlOXALt I'OUXBltY,
Bloomsburg, Colhn'Wn County, l'a.
The subscrllier, proprietor oi the nliovc-1 nd
extensive establishment, Is tfolT frtpared r
eclvo oritcrs for nil kinds of
MACHINERY FORCOLLIERIIW, iitdVTt
l'L'ItNACI,STATI()NA Y liSdmMi,
MILIX.TIIRI-SIIIN ilAUHIN'if, AO
lie Is ntso prepnred lo mnko Btoves of nit slzVl
nnd patterns, Plow-Irons, nnd everything usually
made lu first-class Foundries,
Ills extensive facllltlei and prneticnl workmen
wnrrnnt him In reeetvlm tho lnrgcst conlrncts on
tho most rensniuiblo terms.
drain of all kinds wilt bo taken In exchange, for
Castings.
This establishment Is loented nenr tlio Lncke
wntinn nnd Bloomsburg ltnllrond Depot.
PETER BILLMYKH.
S'
TOVES AND TINWA11E.
A. M. RUPERT
nnnounees to Ids friends nnd customers that
tonliuues the nbovo busltiess nt his old placoon
MAIN 8TREI.T, DL00MS1IUR0.
Customers can- he nccomodnted with
FANCY KTOVES
of nil kinds, Stovepipe! Tinware, nnd crery va
riety of artlclo found in n StoVd nhd Tinware 1'a
InbllshrhenX In the cities, nnd on tho most reason
tible terms, nepnlrlngdonc at the shortest noUco,
Si DOZEN MILK-PANS
on hnnd for sale.
pAOEE 1-OUNDKY.-
JOSEPH SIIAUt'LtS.8",-
Bloomsburg, l'a,
STOVES OF EVERY VARIETY,
. PLOUGHSHAHI-S, rLOUGHPOINTS,
and all kinds of Castings, on hand or supplied on
tho shortest notlco nnd at tho cheapest rate.
Castings for
COAL BREAKERS AND COAL SCIIUTF.S
made to otder.
pIIUSXIX STOVE DEPOT.
HEATERS, RANGES, AND STOVI2,
Wholesnle nnd Retail.
PATENT ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
VULCAN HEATER,
for heating two or moio rooms.
PARLOR, COOKING, LAUNDRY, HE.VTING,
and ever' vnrlcty of STOVl-S.
JOHN I. HESS,
No. 31!) North ieeond Street, Phllndclplda.
UU1UC1IA11T,
Importer und Denier lit
IRON AND STEEL,'
No. CO Pront street,
l'lillndelphln.
.KOltaii II. KOllEHTS,
Inuwrter nnd Denier lit
lIARinVAIU-, CUTLERY, OL'NH, Ati.;
No. 511 Norlh Third Street, ubo o Vine,
Philadelphia.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
AX I) OEXTIjEMEX'S
RESTAURANT.
n. ir, stoiineu
lias flttM npn
whera Ijullesnnd gentlemen urn be supplied with
the tk'Ueaclo-i of tho season. A suppl of
I-'UUSU OYSTHIW
always on Imiul,
vnvan iiitnAi), cAKra, and viva,
FIIUNCII AND DOMUSTIC CONl'KCTroNl
lu every styly ami variety,
NUTH, 1'UUITj?,
mul ever; thing iihunlly found In n
riiwr-cLAss coni-xctionj:hy STonK.
jpOltK'S HOTEL,
(li.uiiLiL, w, .MAHil.U, l'roprietor.
The nbovo well-known hotel linn recently under-
Rime raaicui cimngei in us inurnni nrruugen.cnifl,
und tts proi)r!etor nnnounn-s to his fonncr custom
and the travelling public tlmt hU nccomodtttloua
for tlio comfort of hi- cuctf nreei-ond tohtmo In
the country. Ills tablo will nlway be found Mip
piled, not only with Mil-stunt Inl food, but with nil
tho delicnclesof the scasim. Ills whirs und II
quora (except that i)opular bevernijo kno-wn as
.!e7ciry'),pureha!-ed direct from tho importing
houses, nro entirely pure, and tree from all pol
honousdniKs, Ho Is thankful for ft liberal patron
oo In the past, and will contliiuo ta deservo It tn
the future. GUOIian W. MAUOint.
SUSQUEIIAXXA HOTEL,
CtawlM?a, l'a i
The nbovo Hotel hns lately been purchasM by
I1I:NUV J.CIiAnK, and has been thoroughly" re
modelled, repaired, nnd refurnl-hed. It will bo
found now, In Us arrangement and appointments,
a tlrst-ela')4 Hotel, nnd second to none In tho
country, lVrsoni In cltlei wishing to spend tU
hot mouths In the country, will do well to giro
the proprietor a call.
QAUIUAGH MANUFACTORY.
iiiooinsnurg, ra.
M. C. SLOAN 4 BU0Tltl!R,
thesueewsorsof
WILLIAM SLOAN A fON,
continue the business of making
CAnuiAQiis, uuoaira,
and every style of
l'ANCY WAGONS,
which they have constantly on hand to suit ens
tonicrs. Never using any material hut the ls
nnd tinploylng the most experienced woikmcn.
they ho)io to continue ns heretofore to give eullxo
MitisUdloii to every customer. An Inspection of
their woik, nnd of the reasonable prlco naked fot
tho same, Is sure to Insure a sale.
Y C. LIGHT K it CO.,
Manufacturers of
TlIISr-CLAM lillAM) AND CQl'Ana
I' I A X O V OllTKSI
Sole Patentees of I.lghtc's celebrated Patent Itt
sul.tted Iron Frame, Aienlsotnnkersof the vwy
but Plnuo Tories In the market,
HAViNo iiEEN AWAitnr.n
THE HIGHEST PIUSMIUM
AT Tin:
A M r R I C A N WORLD'S PAIRI
and the Kxhlhltion of the Industry of nil Nation
besides juimerous other
UOIJ) AX1) SlI.VEIt MEDALS,
tot'Uher with lestltnonlnls from all Iho most ills
tlngnlsheil Mnsieal celebiltles In Europe uud
Ainerlea. They hn o nl'ti Just reret t d
TIUVIIIOIIIKT PREMIUM
At tliu Illinois state 1'nlrl
The Indiana Bute '"Mr I
the Ion Slate Tulrl
Tho Wisconsin Stnte Tnlr, etc.
In coniitlilon lth Ihemosl cilebialed Msnu
fueturers' uf New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Ualtiiiiore, etc.
Wurcrooms, 121 Droome street, neor Df9dway,
New 1,'ork City. Ordi rs by mall promptly atten
ded to. Bond for Circular, fjsnl?-o7.
Noilie, AH prt-stins -.uosslnK tliemscls
Indented lo I'ttlierof the undersigned, nu llooU
Note.or Judgment, nrn rcqilisfttsl to mako pay
ment without drl)". if tin r would s e rots
M Rri (TA 1 I. ori
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