THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBTJ11G; COLUMBIA COUNTY,- PA.
tan;
lU.otMsnuiui, iminAY, l-nn.ia, isn.
m -i ..-sLgM..
Wif.M.VM L. M.vmmcK AND Co.
tlenlcrs In flno groceries, No. 115 South
Third Street (oiuwltotho dlrard Hrtnk)
l'lillutlctplilfi.
SKItOKAXT KllAMMt, writes us from
Summit Hill, l'ennsylvnnln, tlint on
last Saturday night u heavy thunder
dorm passed over that place.
lv "A Pupil " will Send us ti concise
etntcrpent of nil the facts of which ho
upcukfl, wo will gladly glvo hliu n hear
ing In our columns.
The Orangovlllo Urnss lland proposo
giving a Concert and Exhibition, at tho
Acndqmy Hall, In that place, on tho
ovcnlng of tho 22tl of February. It
will no doubt bo a flno entertainment,
and a ratlonnl way of cclobrntlng tho
anniversary of Vnshlngton's birth-day.
Wb aro Informed that Lewis Enko of
Berwick, Is going to tnkoSmethcr's Ho
tel fltand In tho Spring. As ho undoubt
edly "knows how to keep a Hotel," wo
wish him abundant success. There Is a
flue opening for him there.
Somk of our town Subscribers havo
notdlrcctcd how they desiro their papers
delivered, whether by tho carrier, or
lea at tho Post Onicc or at tho Printing
Office. If they will Indlcato to us where
tlioy would prefer to get them wo will
do our best to accommodnto them.
Wk cannot accede to tho request of
the Cor.u.MiiiAN to publish tho speeches
of Senator iiucicaiow. nejiuonean.
This is a srpinro back down from our
challenge, and shows that tho'editor of
tho Republican is afraid to let his people
read tho truth, though wo agreed to
publish in return, Mcrcur's speeches.
Does ho over mnko nny, or arc his
friends ashamed of thorn ?
Wi: obscrvo by tho Senate proceed
intra, that George Bancroft, tho lliatorl
uu, has been continued as Collector at
thol'ortof Boston, in place of Clcneral
Couch, rejected by the Senate.
After doing as many mean things as
ho did, to bo rejected by a Itadieal Sen
ate, is adding insult to injury. Alter
using him, kick him out and let him
think over his "glorious campaign on
tho Flshlngcreek." Wo can forgive tho
Senate this time.
The Ooi.u.miiian' begins to endorse
tho "Good Templars." This sudden
conversion is tho mot important tri
inniili tho friends of decency have
achieved for some time. The world
does not go backward, and Koine was
not (built in a day. The Coi.umiiiax
may yet bceomo respectable. Repub
lican.
That is moro than wo can say for our
cotcmporary. Wo havo not the slight-
cat hcsltatloii'In saying tho Republican
ncccr will become respectable under its
present management.
Wn trust our patrons will carefully
read tho now advertisements we publish
this week. They are of interest to all
our citizens. Wo havo so far carefully
abstainod from advertising tho dozens
of patent nostrums which crowd the
columns of our cotemporarics. Not on
ly aro many of tlicm immoral and inde
cent, but they aro useless to our people,
and keep out matters of moro local in
terest. As our paper contais tho bulk
of tho legal advertisements of tho
county,.it Is tho interest of every citizen
to tako it.
Stamps on Notiss. Promissory notes
aro liablo to a stamp duty of llvo cents
for each hundred dollars or fractional
part thorcof. If a note contains nny
special agreement, such as waiving tho
stay of execution, right to inquisition,
appeal or exemption, it is liablo to an
additional duty of flvo cents. Notes
containing a confession of Judgment aro
liable to an additional stamp duty of
ilfty cents when entered of record
Sealed notes are subject to the same flu
ty as other notes, and no more.
Von a few days past thoro hns been a
tremendous ice dam below our town,
and which threatened for a timo to sub
monro tho lower parts of it. Heavy
mosses of broken ice covered tho liver
for miles, presenting a grand and pic
turcsnuo appearance. Fears wero enter
tained for tho loss of tho auueduct, but
through tho vigilanco of Mr. Quick", it
has been saved. Tho Cotawissa rail road
bridco was slightly injured. On Wed
ncsdny nlBht tho dam broke, and tho
river has resumed its natural channel.
Tho road between hero and IUipert
which was partially submerged, Is now
lit for travel.
Ouu Iladlcal neighbor is In much dis
tress becauso tho Democracy of this
county aro united. Ho lias done his
best to creato dissensions in our ranks
and is now nt his old gamo j but ho can
not succeed in provoking a quarrel. He
mso vaguely hints what "tho people or
ilio county, irrespective- of party" aro
fcolng to do to tho "ring." Wo ndvio
Jam to keep cool, and rest assured that
no true Democrat will over strike hands
With a party that is for negro sull'rago
uul tho eoutluucd dissolution of tho
Union.
We heartily concur with tho JlcrwM:
Oazcttc in tho proprloty of making its
eessinents on candidates for tho legiti
mate oxpenscs of a political campaign.
They reap all tho bcnollts, and should
1)0 willing to "pay tho piper." At
present, speakers must pay their own
expenses, tho printers do a portion of
their work for nothing, and tho Stand
ing Committco aro expected to carry on
u vigorous campaign without any funds.
Lot" our next County Convention tako
this matter in hand, and mako tho
proper assessments, and havo tho can
dldates pay their proportions to tho
Chairman of the Standing Committee,
In other couiitiej tho plan has worked
THK KALEIDOSCOPE!
., . !'. A map of busy life
Its fluctuations ami Its Vint cohecrni."
TltAVKU) IN 1XT ADOIt.
NO. VII.
It win now ilnrlf. for unilcr the Kniin-
tdr tlioro Is no twilight, I wns wet. hun
gry, exhausted, nml folt nlmtwt tlcsmc-
1..ll.,...l..,. .... . ..
iiiiv.-. i uiiun mi; mi iuu niter niv iiiui-
nu guide, we soon reached tho river.
wnero no gavo me a stair to aid mo in
fording it, for nt this point It was wldo
and shallow; but when about midway
across my feet slipped on a treacherous
rock, and my fato would have been that
of my horse, had not tho guide dexter
ously caught and helped me to tho
shore.
Soon nfter wo reached Cnchl Ijlncta.
which on inspection proved to bo a sin
gle building, open at tho sides and
thatched with plantain leaves. It was
devoted to tho manufacture of aguadl-
erne, tho favorite liquor of tho country,
which Is distilled from tho Juico of the
sugar cane, and is as colorless as "Kohr
McIIenry," nnd as strong. Wo found
at this place about -10 Indian men nnd
women, the most of them being on their
way to Quito with loads of pine apples,
oranges,niul other produce. They wero
dancing and shouting at a furious rate,
but on seeing us gathered around, wlillo
tho guide told them tho story of my
mishaps. llieynt onco invited mo to.
Join In their orgies, but I was moro dis
posed to sleep, and after taking a huge
gulp of uguailicnle, laid down in a mis
cellaneous group of sleepers, and did not
awake until next day near noon. My
companions of tho night previous had
resumed their Journey, and towards
night our own Indians Joined us, hav
lug encamped on tho road during tho
storm. Tho heat was now intense, and
tho provisions wo had brought from
Quito spoiled. Tho natives ate snails,
and other animals which my stomach
refused.
Tho following day wo resumed our
march, though I was obliged to go on
foot through mud, briar and brake. On
reaching the river Alambi, however,
they had to send their animals back, as
tho path became almost impassable,and
for the additional reason also, thataspe
cics of bat, a regular vampyre, exNts In
this region, which during tho night of
ten kills even hordes by sucking their
blood. From tho Alambi each man was
obliged to carry his own effects. nnd not
being accustomed to that .style of march
ing, oon found my guerrilla-like ap
pointment a serious inconvenience. To
wards evening wo reached Calial, our
destination, which proved to beauother
Iitteioula devoted to tho manufacture of
liquor.
Having established this as a base, wo
at onco commenced our collection of
bird, plants, leptiles, and whatever else
was new, useful or singular. My timo
being my own, I spent it in hunting up
tho neighboring plantations, and liter
ally "astonished tho natives." Whrfi
over 1 went they crowded round me,
nnd expressed great wonder at my de
sire to enpturo serpents, shoot birds, &c.
For a small reward they cheerfully
helped me. 1 enjoyed wandering
through those huge forests where every
thing was ,0 new, and strange, and
wild. On ouo occasion night overlook
me some distanco from Calial, and I was
obliged to stay at a plantntiou. Llko all
others tho hut was thatched with plan
tain leaves, which grow from six to ten
feet long, and form a roof impervious
to rain. Tho tides extend tothegroundtxii
while both tho ends wero open. The
tiro of courso was in the centre, and tho
smoke found egress as best It could. My
supper consisted of fried bananiias,
omethiug liko potatoes roasted in tho
ashes, and stewed parrots. I counted
some '20 persons under tho roof, who all
seemed to belong to ono family, and to
possess all things in common. One of my
host's charming daughters devoted her
to my special amusement, though I
must say my slim knowledge of tho
Qulchua languago proved a scrloua Im
pediment. Sho was a flno looking maid,
possessing all tho characteristics of an
Indian girl, and free from many of their
of their faults. Her dress of course
would not answer in a modern ball room,
being mado on decidedly first princi
ples, yet it became her well. Sho could
make and smoke a ehjarlla with singu
lar ease, and took her chieha (Indian la,
ger) with surprising frequency. Her
only ornament was a string of beads.
and another string of inonkeya'tecth was
worn as an amulet or charm. My new
ly found friends danced fgr my entertain
ment, played thciriiatlvonlrsou instru
ments with unpronounceable names, and
at my request tho dusky eenortla at my
side sang ouo of those low, monotonous,
yet not unmusical airs, peculiar to the
race. Strange as it may seem, I enjoyed
tho adventure, and believed I could
havo spout months among such geutlo
savages. Tho head of the family finally
arose.and with proper decorum conduct
ed mo to bed by the side of himself and
wife. Tho others quietly retired to
their appropriate corners, and wo wero
soon sleeping tho sleep of innocence and
content.
It would provo tedious to reclto all
my adventures in that region. I was
generally successful in my liuntiuj
tramps, and added materially to tho col
lection. Wo secured qulto a number of
beautiful qulnlas, or humming birds,
somo few parrots, nnd it magnificent
toucan. Tho latter isasplondid bird, anil
with Its beak could cruli a walnut. AI
though tho forests abounded In serpents
of tho largest size, wo went through tho
tropical undergrowth with pantaloons
rolled abovo the knees, and often with
out boots or shoes, wearing in their
stead tho nhoqtvbi, a sandal with a solo
of plaited straw. Tho monkeys wero
abundant, and kept up a constant moan
lucr mid Hmttorlm'. but though 1 frc
mii-iitlv h.iw their almost human faces
peering through tho branches, 1 never
was auiu io mum, uuu.
Qun:.v Saiii:.
jIijh. Daxiki. E. Kickliw, whoiuado
Iiei'solf su litfumtiusly uotorlotn eoveral
viuiy iil'd. tiled in :i;w Vork, on tlio
iilL'liluf IVIiruary 7lli. Goiicr.il hick-
lc wii. with lit rul iltollmc.
LEGAL NOTICES.
A l)MINISTHAT01t'S NOT I OH.-
jTVlMTATnilir IJAN1KI, 11oVKI1,iITKASK1i.-I,.
tiM of liiliillnlstratlon to tlio mtnlo of Dnn
Lot-
UunVX' i1"'" nfi 1,'n,",tUl1 township, Columbia
counlr, deceased, hae been granted liy tlm IIok-
lol
isicrnr mil. i county lo Thomas Honor nml Moses
HOWfT. All IM'THIHI ml'llin nlnlm. M.Un 1.
ngalnt tlm estate c.r the decedent aro requested
ill ill i t . liiiowii wnnoiii ueiay, nml thoso
Indebted to mnko payment.
i i . - MIMIX IKIWElt,
I cla-imiy 1, IfVTMlir, Ailmlhlstraiors.
A UMINISTItATOll'S NOT I CE.-
V. ""J "' HVMCEt. I'KirKIt, t)ECi:SKD.
1.0 Mori; of n, Ilnlnl. trull, hi lo m oitntnufftiimiol
lYIror luto oriscolt towinlilp, I'olmnliln counlv,
looonfc'il,lmvo liorncrnntoilliy llioi;cKltorofnla
oounly, (o Sntmiol Noylmnl. All iornin Imtlns
cliiliiiiorilommnlnenliKl the nut, 1 oitnto nro rc
iinrxtoil to mnko tlicm known without ilclny. nml
tlioio Imlolitod to mnko imvinoiit.
MA.MU1
:i. xr.riiAtti).
1'cbrunry 1, 1807-Cw,
.uiiiiuiMrniori
A DMINISTltATOK'S NOTI 0 E.
t V. IXTATi: 01' .IAC0II KIXIXll, Pt.cr.AHEH.
l.i'ttovn ur nilniliiMnillon mi tho rntntp nr Jnouli
Kollor. Ifltollf llonvor towiixlilti-f Villi mtilii fniintt'.
iloconoil, hnvo lioon itrnntoil by tho lloxlslor of
nilit onutit y to John Jllclmol. All porwins linvlng
clnliin or ilomnmli nnhiHt tho snlil estnto arc rc-
aueVoiltnlirosonttholn Tor wttlcmrnt without
elny, runl till iiorotmlndohtoiltomnkoiinyniont.
JOHN MlClIAi:ii.A(inlul8trntor.
.Tnlillnrv 9.
A DMINJKTUATOn'S NOTICE.
XV IXPATIJ or lXKAXOU N..MPinXTi,li
tTAHKiv-Iirttera of nrimlnUtrntinn on tlit rutnte
of KU'iinor N, CiwuiibPll, Intn of (' nlro lownOilp,
( ouimnifi county, iiccnwpii, imvcl)cpn(rrnHr(l by
oKter of I'olumbiu county to Nutlmiilcl U
CninplH'lt, nf (Vntro township, nml county nforo
mihi, jvii inTinns naviiitt cmuus ngnuiHi uiocs.
tnto of tho tlcccdi nt. nro rmurstoil to nrrspnt
them fnrpi'ttlciiu'nt, nnd those hulcMril to tho
cstutovHl mnko payment williont dolav.
Jimunry 11, lSfl7-Cw. AainlulHtrator,
I7XECUT0UH NOTICE. ESTATE
J or DAVID roX, Dfciiamki.. totters trstn
mentnryon the ORtnto of DJd Vox, Into of Lo
cust towiwliln, Coltitnltiu county, laM lmve been
t;rantrl by tlio ttPKNtor.of Coiumbln county to
IJnytl l'ox nnd iVIcr Yocum. All persons having
claims nynlnot the ctate are rcrj nested to ircscnt
them for settlement, nnd Ukwu Indchttii to tho
citato will nmko payment to t tin i:ecutors wlth-
I'inXIt YOCUM,
January H, !S07-0r. Ilxecntors.
A DMIXIOTKATOU'S NOTICE.
-tVKsTATn ok Hannah Hoont, Pi.rKAsnn. Let
tern of administration to tho estate of Jlnnnuli
lioone, iaio ni luoomtownsmp, coiumoia county,
deceased, lias been mauled by tho Ilenlster of Co
lumbia county, to Wellington llnrtman nml
CharloH A. Moyor, who reside In lllnoimburff, In
Mild county. Alt prisons having claims or de
mands ngalnst th estate of tho decedent nro re
riuested to ntalto them known to tlio administra
tor without delay, and nil persons Indebted uro
reiiueited to make pavment.
Wnl.LI-VfJTON HAltTMAX,
ClIAltl-i:.S A.MOYKIt,
Illoomsburg.Jan. I, l'-itT-fiw. AdtnrV.
I7XE0UT0UVS
li of DANIKfj W.
NOTICE. 12STATK
MONTOOMKItY. deceased.
Loiters testamentary on tho estate of l)aniel V.
Mnntgomery, late of Orangeville. Columbia Coun
ty, havo been granted by t lie legstf r of Columbia
County to I'etcr Lnt, or Light Htreet, Pu. All
persons having claims ngalnt tlm estate aro le
iue.sted to present tin m tor Ket t lenient, und those
Indebted to the estnto ellhcr on note or book no
cottnt will mako payment to the Kxeeutor wltli
out delay. lUHXlt I INT, L'xecutor.
decl-(t
A imiNJSTUATOK'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration to tlio estate of I'riscllla
Jiayhurst, late if Catawlssa township, Columbia
county, deceased. lme been granted by the Iteg-
ister vi (minima county to jienry itoiiin,js
i head. All persons having claims or demands
I nalnt tho said estate aie ic nested to make
tneni iiiiomi 10 incaommiMiaiwr wuii'iia oeiay,
ami all persons indebted lo make pavment.
1ILNUY IIOLLINUSHHAD,
rebruary fi, W"-iw. Administrator.
i DJUNISTJlATOIt'S NOTICE.
V lISTATi: or SUSANNA STM:I!. DKCnASKIl.-
lieiters oi admluKtnitlon totheestateof Musanna
Siller, latent Hen ton towimhln. Columbia count v
deceased hao lit en gtaiiled hv tho llealsterot
said county to John Jt. ltclshllne. All persons
hiving claims ordmianils again! tho said e.stato
are ivtmevU'd to in.i ;e 1 neni unowu tollieadin n
Istrator wlthoutlclay,ond all persona indebted
to mauo payment,
joiin n. unisiiLiNi:,
IVbruary 8, lSO'-Cw. Administrator.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Q11A11LES AV. SNYDEli,
ncAi.mt in
IT A It 1) AV A It E,
I HON, NAILS STn-X, AC, AC, AC.
main stiii:i:t, liLooMsnuna, pknna.
Take thU method of informlngtho cltizensof Co-
lumblacouty, that ho has oponeil an extenslvo
Hardware store on Main fitrcet, in lltoomsbuig,
near Iron-fstreet.nnd that ho has on hand a
LAHOLIt STO:'IC AND ULTTLlt AS.St)UTi:D
than can bo found uny whero elso in tho county
and hlch ho Intends to sell ot priced hlchdefy
competition.
C1IA1XS. AXEtj. STEEL, II10X
I hnvo chains "U t.lc. axes, U mnko niul
weight, htcol, all lrosIron, nil Minion, nnd nil
very lenv.
nuir.nr.it's ii.vnnw a nn,
of ovory tk'i-cllptlons XnlU, nxlo nulloys, snsh
coriN. latolios, lorkNimil knohs.liutt serowii, sali
f.-N, wlmlow (.prlngii, lmso knobH, htrnp hlnsos,
Imsns nml Monk", hooks nml stniilos. nml In fact
vorylliitiKnooaeil In thnt lino.
COACH A. WAOOX MAKKltS' UARDWAl!!
ombrnolnt: almost every thing In thnt lino. Also
HAItNT.S.4 JIAKilt.S' HAItDWAHi:,
UuoUlo.s, Jnpnnnotl; ljneklos, sllvor plntoil; lillts
of ovory kltul . Hamem, Iron; rail troos: Hamim,
wooil t-nildlo trocs, glKtroc hlh woli, worstoil
nml oottoti : thread, silk, awls nml nocilles, tools
of nil kltnK
HlIOKMAKr.U'g HAUDWAlti:,
A full assoi t men t for eari -enters, I lmve pianos
all klhils, sawn: haiiil,iinnno,rip,tmil compass
sou it o. stool, Iron, ami try:borinir. in.it'hlneK,
chlsles, mieiH, bcvcln, lnnllcts, hrnoos, gauges,
plows, rules, hits, nml about everything for enr-
pouters.
i or. Tin: rKori.n ai:nuuai.i.x'
I have coal
hoils, ooat
t-hovels, scoops,
coal Miters, lant
rrns,tablecutlery,iiocket cutlery, platcit spoons,
plated forks, servers, lea amleof
tee piits.butlorkulves.mlll saws,
cross cut saws, cln ular saws, gang saws,
files, horse bh6es,wrenchos,rlvets,hnm
mors, hnlehels, mattocks, picks, forks, grub
lilii'i boos, shovels, spniU's,sMillug forks, hoes.
rakes, boil plus, twlno, skates, plows, collln trim
mtngs, unory, rul ciiaiu, wntto inane, wne,
horso nails, meat cutlers, scales, wash boanU,
horse buckets, wooilen palls, clothes
pins, glue, iloor mats, poieh mats, par
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, huso brushes, sleigh
bells, heel oallts.cnamel
cil kettles, brass kettlos,
copper kettles,
stew kcttles.sauco
pans.bioail
axes, nails,
KloJgos, cnrlalu Ilxturos,
Tiiliubloskelns and boxes,
rumps, lead nine, etc.
Tarrcl ropo and hundreds of nrtfcles not ,enu.
nu rntcd coustanlly on hand nv
ciiAisr.ix v. sNvtunt'H,
Main Ktreet, llloomsburg.
ONYDKlt, IIAIUUS & UASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Ml:N"3 AN!) liOV'H CLOTI11XO,
Xos. 5i3 Market, and 52J &mmerco Ptrect,
1'hlUdelphIa,
A riLLEIl & ELDKH,
WholONlIo
JIOOKHW.IXUH, HTATHWr.ltl,
AND IlLANK-riOOK JIASUKACTUnKllS.
No. SOI Not 111 Third fttrect,
riilladclplila.
Wall nnd Curlalu rupers.und Hlntloner gen,
orally.
E.
. JIEXDHY,
Siuccessor to Hendry & Hurrls,
'Mamifactnrcrnnd 'liolcnto Dealer in
UDOTSANJIBHOIX,
o, i5 Xorlll Third Btrcct,
I'hlladelphla.
DRY GOODS.
jIUiEUS STOltE.
rnvn auuivaTj op
NPlUNa AND HUMMCH OO0D3.
Tho KtihuTlbcr lmi Just returned from tho cities
with another largo nnd select assortment of
ftPltlNO and bummcu goods,
purchnRcd in New York nnd MiJlndolplih nt tlio
lowest figure, nnd which ho IsdMormlncd to sell
on as modernto term? as can bo procured else
where lnUloomsbiirg Ills stock compriRoi
IjAUIKM' iniVAH OOODH
of tho choicest styled nnd latest fnslilons, together
with a largo asortinent of Dry floods ond Gro
ceries, constitlhg of tho following artlclm t
Carpets,
Oil Clotlut,
Cloths,
CnssImefcK,
glmwls,
Flannels,
' Bilks,;
White Good,
t Ltiiens,
Hoop Skirts,
31lt8tlUK,
ifollowwaro
' Codarwaro
(Ineenswftro, , Ilardwaro
1 loots nnd Shoes,
UntHiuidCupM, x .
itooji Nets, .
Umbrellas,
Looklng-QlassM,
Tobacco, "
Co nee,
Sugars,'
Tens,
Hlce,
AINpico,
1 Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS OENHItAIXV,
In Rhort, ever) thing usually kept In country
utorcs.tn which ho invites tho attention of tho
public geucrnlly. Tlio highest pricowlll bo rld
for country produce In exchange for goods.
M. U. MIIXKIt,
Areado Buildings, H loom slut rg, Ta.
riaEAT HEDUCTIOX IX 1'IUCES
at im;ti;ii ijntjw siuiii,
in I.HHIT fiTni:i:x,
O F .
VXIAj AND WIXTEIt GOODS,
TlIH subserllier has Just received and has on
hand at his old stand In Light Street, n largo and
;i;!ccl
ASSORTMENT OF JiIEItCIIAXIHSE
purchased at tho lowest figure, nnd which hols
determined to sell on as moderate terms as can
bo procured elscwhero in Light fttreet,
rou cash on muxrnr vnotivec.
His stock consists of
LADIES' D It ESS GOODS,
choicest stylos ami latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
ainglinins, flannels,
Hosiery, Carpus,
Silks, Shawls,
HEADY JIADE CLOTHING,
V
Satlnctts, CJSslniers,
Cotlonadcs, Kentucky Jeans.
AC, AC, AC.
G K O C E H I E S ,
(Jueensware, Coilaiware, Hardware, Medicines,
Drugs, oils. Paints, Ac.
HOOTS ct SHOES, HATS & CXVS.
In short evoryllilug usually kept In a eonnlry
store. Tho patronage of his old friends and tho
public generally, is respectfully solicited.
Tho highest market price pnld for country pro
duce. rirrr.ii iint.
Light Street, January 1, 1S07.
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS.
H. Y
has opened n 1
HOWE II,
opened a ilrsl-class
HOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STOKE.
at tho old stand on MnlnSlreci, nioomsburg. His
stock Is com posed of tho very latest and best styles
VOrilUelOll IO UU) CllIOlJS III I.UlllllllllIl cnuuiy.
In can aeooinmoilato tlio puniio Willi luc loltow
In.r hlmls nml at ohean nrlcesi
Jlon's cnir boots, nne, men s nip, uouoio -soio,
toes' riiiiii's boots. Men's glovo kid. ( 'ongross. A c.
Men's glovo ktjl llaliuoral shoes, Men's, women's,
bovs', and misses' glove kid lasting gaiters, Wo-liii-n's
trli.ve kids. orv lino. Women's lino iroat
morocco balmorals, Women's men's moroeisi nnd
calf shoes, common s1iihs, Mioses' and child's
shoos, Jleu s, women s, misses', uoys-, an,i ciuio s
slippers. He also Keeps a great snrieiyoi
HATS, CAPS, AXD STUAW GOODS
of every kind, nt tho lowest prices, both for cash
ana counuy lirouuee, ... - .
liouicmberihonttrnctlon Islnour goods. Don't
bo nlnnneil ut tne cry of nign prices, inn can nmi
sepliiryourscnes. uespecuuny. ,..
JOHN C. YEAGEll &. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
HATS, CAPS, BTIt.YW GOODS, AXD
ladies' runs,
No. 2".7 North Third Street,
I'hllndelphla.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
II. LIT TEE,
' attouxi:y--at-la w.
Offleonn Main street, In whlto framo liouse, be,
low tlio Exchange Hotel, iiioomsmirg, y.,
pollEUT V. CLA11K,
ATTOllXEY-AT-LAW
Oflleo corner of Main and Market streets, over
l'lrst Xational Hank, llloiimsburg, Pa.
JOHN G. FIIEKZE,
ATTOltNEY-.VT-L
A W,
Onico In Iloglster nnd Recorder's otllco, In Iho
basement of Iho Court Hou-o, Uluomsnurg, Pa.
WILLIAI II. AllllOTT,
A T T O H X E Y A T - L A W,
CATAWIKMA, PA.
T E. JACKSON,
ATTOltNEY-AT-LAW.
llcrwlelc, Columbia County, Penn'n.
JIT M. TllAUGH,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW,
nerwtck, ColumLla County, Penn'n,
jyjf Jl. IVKLIjE,
ATTO KN E Y-AT-L A"W,
Centralln, Columbia County, Penn'n,
Q U. imOCKWAY,
ATTOllNEY AT LAW,
IlLOOMSUUItG, PA.
OiTicis ritfct door below tho Couit House, nnd I
HilJoiullig tho Post Olllee. Alltuolizoil figoul for
llio csnioellou oi nominee, isu'it i uy, i eiisiuiis,
and all oilier iiomamis against ino Main nun.-sa
tionai iioveruniouis, tjau,i u,,
T)It. W. II. IJHADLEY,
it jito Assistant Medical Director J. R, Army,)
P 11 Y! SI 01 AN AND SUHOEON,
i-Omceinttho forks llotnl, nioomsburg, Pa,
Calls f romptly attended to both night and nay
nioomsburg, Jan, It, IsfST,
CLOTHING.
JEW CLOT1IIXG AND GENTLE-
jii;.N sj i uiisuixa htoiii;. ,
Tho undersigned respectfully announces In his
many friends that ho has opened a new Clothing
nnd Gentlemen's furnishing Store, In tho lowo
loom of the llarttnnn Ilulldlng, southwest corner
of Main nnd Mntltct Blrects, nioomsburg, l'n.
Having Just returned from Philadelphia with n
Largo Stock of
i'ai.t. Attn wiNTr.n clotiiin-o
nnd
QKNTLllMEN'S rUItNISHtXO OOOD!, Ac., Ac
ho flatters himself that ho can plonsonll. Ills
stock comprises
MEN'S, HOYS', AND TOUTltS1 CLOTIIINO,
such ns
DltlMM COATS,
SACK COATS,
OVKHCOATS,
smuTs,
PANTS,
VEST'S,
DIlAWCrtS,
UNDKltfJUinTH,
COLLAUS
NUCK-TinS,
HOSIKIIY,
susrnNunas,
HANDKintCHinrH,
U-MIirttlLLAS, Ao
nnd In fact everything In tho Clothing or Fur
nishing lino nt very low prices.
In addition to tho nbovo ho has nn elegant as
sortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMHUES, AND VHSTINOS
CLOTHING MADH TO OltDEIt AT THE
SIIOltTEST NOTICE.
Call and seo beforo purchasing elsewhere, and
SECUIli: 0 HEAT I1AUUAINS.
octC-ly J. W. MIEMIlEltLAIN
J"EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
Fresh nrrlvnl of
FALL AND WIXTF.lt GOODS).
david i.owENni:no
Invites attention to his stock of
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
nt his store on
Main Street, twodoors nbovo the Amcrlenn House,
nioomsburg, Pa.,
whero ho has Just received from New Y'orlc nnd
phllndi lphin a full assortment of
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
including tho most fashionable, durable, and
handsomo
Dlll-SS GOOD',
consisting of
UOX, SACK, 1'ItOCK, GUM, AND OIL-CLOTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of nil sorts, sl?es, nnd colors. Ho has also replen
ished his already large slock of
ALL AXI) WINTEll SHAWLS,
SfUIPED, riGURED, AXI) PLAIN VISTS,
SHHtTS, CltAVATS, STOCKS, COLLAUS,
IIANDKEnCllIEIV, GLOVED,
SUSPENDEUS, AXI) FAXCY AUTICLUS
Ho has constantly on hand a large nml wcll-so-
lected assortment of
CLOTHS AXD VESTIXOS,
which ho Is prepared to make to order into nny
kind of clothing, on ory short notice, und In tho
best manner. All his clothing is made, to wear,
nnd inovt of it is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AXD JEWEL11Y,
f every description, fine nn I cheap. His oaso of
Jewelry is not surpassed lu this place. Call and
xamluo his gcueial assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHUS, JF.WELKY, Ac.
DAVID I.OWENHUna.
MILLINERY GOODS.
jM.OOJISIUJRG FANCY TItOI
JUNO AND DOOKSTOltE,
poeond door below Hart man's, Main .Street,
Just received a new stock ol
ZEPlIYItS, WOOLEN AND COTTON YAKXS,
COItSETS, IVCliS, E5IIinOIDEI!IEJ,
MUSI.IN EDGINGS, UltKnS T11I.MMING8
and ovcry variety of articles usually kept In a
FANCY STOltE.
AlfcO
t-CUOOI. HOOKS, HYMN HOOICH, llini.ER,
SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS,
and n large lot of
MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM HOOKS,
iilani: ni:i:as, honiw and moiitgagis,
and n general and well-selected assortment of
rAPEix,1:Nvr.Lorns, Ac
A. D. TOIL
MISCELLANEOUS
" IIICKIjING ct CO'.S
GItEAT SALE OF WATC'IIIIS.
On the nonnlnr ono nrlco plan, clvlnir evorv nn.
Iron n liamUomo and rellablo watch lor tho low
in leo of Ten Dollars I Without roLiiird to value.
und not lo bo nnld fur unless perfectly satisfactory:
ill!) Solid Gold Hunting niches. tJjii to S70U
k) Jiagio t'.ise i liom wateiios awio 911
OH Ijidles" Watches, Enamelled - ho to WXI
1,n Gold bunt lug chronometer wntch'sliVI lo 3j
l.lNHIGold huntlmr Enullsb levers u eiKii,. iv
a.UMGold hunting Duplex watches IV) ti. Liu
o,uoo Gold hunting American watches luito V)
n,mn Silver hunting levers AO to l.V)
S.nou silver hunting Dunloxes 71 lo av)
fiJUlo Gold ladles' walohes fill lo 2-ii)
Iu,ik Gold hunting leplnes ,rdlo 75
lO.owi Miscellaneous silver watches Wto lu)
'-looo Hunting hunting sliver wntchts 21 111 .VI
Scum) Assorted watches nil kinds. 10 to 7S
Every patron nbtalus a watch by this arrange
ment, CHisiiug out tiu, wnuu 11 may tio w 01 111 c, ju,
Messrs. J. Hlekllng A Oo.'s Great American
Watch Co.. Now York City, wish to linmediatolv
dispose 01 ino anovu magniuceni stoeic. i ciiin,
e.iloH naming 111 Holes, are olaeeiliii scaled enve,
lo)H's. Holders are entitled lotho articles nameil
on their I'oitlllcales, upon payment of ten dollars
less, '1 ho return or any or our eertlllcalcs cntl,
ties von to the nitlclo named thereon, upon uav
ment, Irrespective of its worth, and as no i.ulelo
valued less than 810 Is named on nny certificate.
ltwlllntoucobosoeutii.it tills Is no lottery.liut
n straight-forward legitimate transaction, which
may bu patllclpaled in oven by tho most laslld-
1UI1S.
A single certlflcato wlll bo sent by mall, jiost,
iiaiu, upon receipt 01 cents, nvo ior ei, eiovei
for s tblrlv-tlireo and eleoaiit nreinlum for
hlxlv-stx and moro valuable nremiuui forSlO.unu
lutndied ami most superb watch lor tlx Toagouts
ortlioso wishing omplnymont this Is a rare op
portunity. HI illegitimately conducted business
duly minimized by tho Government, ami open to
inn most eareiui scrutiny, iru i.t.
Address, J. Hll'KLING & CO.
li'J ilioadwayNoar IM).
fehl'(17-5m. CUy of Now Yin k,
QIIAltEES II. JIAIU'LE,
Iiroortor and Dealer In
HIIANDIES, WINIX, GINS, I.IO.U011.S,
WINE H1TTE11S, Ac,
No. 123 North Third Street,
nliovo Arch, est side,
Phlladelplila,
J 1 1JEA11D,
win" i.ippiNcorr, iioNi) & co.,
Manufacturers and Wholcsalo Denlers In
HATS, CAW, PUIts, AND BTltAW GOODS,
No. 113 Market Miccl,
I'hl!adeb,ihia.
IRON, TINWARE, &C.
JVATIOXAIi EOUNDIlY,
llloomsliurg, Oolumhln County, Tn.
Tlm subscriber, proprietor of tho nbovc-i nmed
oxtcnslva estnbllslimenti Is no prepared re
ceive orders for nil kinds of
JtACHINEltY rait COLI.IElllra, DLAHT
rUItNAClf, STATIONA V ENOINEM,
JIILt-S, TIinnSHIN IACIIINES, AO
Ito is nlso prepnrcd to ninlco Stoves of alt sizes
and pnttcrns, Plow-Irons, nnd oYcry thing Uilinlly
mmlo In ftrst-class Voumlrles.
Itlsoxlenslvofaellltles nnd prnctlenl workmen
warrant htm In recoil tng tho largest contracts on
tho most reasonable terms.
Grain of nil kinds will bo taken In exchange for
Castings,
This establishment Is located Hear tho Lncka
wnnminnd ltloomsburgltallrnad Depot.
rin-EIl IlILI.MYEIt.
TOVES AND TINWA11E.
a. m. nurnrtT
nnnounces to his friends and customers that
continues tho abovo business nt his old plnco on
MAIN STItKET, llLOOMHllUlta.
Customers enh he nccomodntcd with
FANCY STOVES
of nil kinds, Ploveplpes, Tinware, nnd every va
riety of article found in a Stovo nnd Tlnwnro Es
tablishment In the cities, nml on tho most reason-
nble terms, ltcpnlrlngdoncnttliesliorlestnottce.
25 DOZEN JIILK-PANS
on hand for salet
JjVAGLE FOUNDItY.
llloomsburg, I'a.
STOVIiS OF EVEHY VARIETY,
rrouansiiAnns, rLouanroiNTS,
nnd nil kino's of CastlriRs, on lmnd or supplied on
tho fchortest notleo niul nt tho elienpoit rutw,
CntIngHfor
coal nnEAicnas and coal Bcmrrna
made to order,
pna:Nix stove depot.
ncATnns, nAxara, and stoves,
Wholesale nnd Retail.
PATENT ANTI-DUST COOKINO 8T0VK.
VULCAN HEATER,
for hcntlng two or moro rooms.
PAIlLOIt, COOKINO, LAUNDRY, HEATING,
nnd every variety of STOVES.
JOHN I. 1 1 ESS,
No. 319 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
UUIUCIIAIIT,
Importer and Dealer In
IKON AND STEEL,
No. CO Front Street,
Philadelphia.
Q.EOHGE II. 11015ERTS,
Importer and Dealer In
IIAUDWAlU:, CUTI.KIIY-, OUNH, Ac,
No. 311 North Third Street, abovo Vino,
Philadelphia.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
"TOADIES'
AND GENTLEMEN'S
IUTAU11ANT.
It. II. STOHNEIl
has fitted upa
1 lll.-i-CJj...-J lulll.U I5.1.UU.,
hera ladles and gentlemen can he supplied with
the delicacies of the season. A suppl of
niESH OYSTEP-I
always on hand.
ItliHH 1111EAI), CAKE1', AND PIES,
FUENCH AND DOMESTIC CONHXTIONIJ
In every stylo nnd variety,
NUTS, FRUITS,
and everything usually found In a
FIIIST.CLASS CONFECTIONEltY STOltE,
JOUK'S HOTEL,
Ul'.cmui. .ilACJui.il, i ropncior.
The nbovu well-known hotel has recently under-
Eono radical ehauKes in Its Internal arrangements,
nnd its proprietor announces to his former custom
nnd Iho travelling public tlint his accomodations
for tho comfort of his guests are second to nono In
tho country. His table will always bo found sup
plied, not only with substantial food, but with nil
tho delicacies of tho season. His wines and 11-
quois (except that popular beverage known ns
"ilclitnry"), purchased direct from tin) importing
houses, nro entirely pure, and froo from nil poi
sonous drugs. Ho is thankful for illiberal patron
age in tho pan, and will contlnuo to deserve It In
the future. OEOItOE V. MAUOKIt.
SUSQUKHANXA 1IOTKL,
Catawls.sa, l'a.
Tho nh(!o Hotel has lately licen purchaseil hy
HEN'ItV J. CIiAlUC, anil has heen Ihorouahly le
laoilclled, rcpalreil, ami rcfiirnlsheil. It will bo
found no-, In Its arrangement anil appointments,
n tlrst-class Hotel, ami second to none In the
country. Persons in cities wishing to spend tho
hot months In tho country, will Uo well to glvo
the proprietor a call,
0'
1A1UUAGE MAXUFACTOKY,
Dlnomsburg, li.
JI. C. BI.OAN & I1U0TIIEK,
the successors of
WILLIAM SLOAN & PON,
continue Iho business of making
CAltUIAtJIiS, HUClQIIS,
and every stylo of
I'ANCY WAOONH,
which they havo constantly on hnnd to suit cus
tomers. Never uslni; any material but tho lies
and employing the most experienced workmen.
I hey liopa tocontlmioas heretofore to lc entlro
satisfaction to every customer. An inspeciieinu
their work, and of tho reasonable price lulcesl fo
the same, is sure to Insure a sale. '
C. LIOIiTK & CO.,
SlnnufAclurcrsof
rilWT-CLAM atlAND AN HtllTAtin
P I A N O 1 O It TESI
Role Patentees of Llghte'i celebrated IHitent In
biilated Iron rrume. Are aNo makers of the very
bffcl l'lano Tortes In tho maikct.
n.vvi.vn iu:i:n awarded
TIIK llKUIICftT lUUCMIUM
at Titn -
A M n H I V A N W t) H LH'H I" A I HI
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GOhU AXD SIIjVKH medals.
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JluvU-iil i-t-khritlcH In Europo and
America. They havo aNo JUNt retelvcsl
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At thoIllluolbKtato I'nlrt
The Jndianafitato Falrl
'Iho Iowa State l'alrl
Tho Wisconsin Mate Talr, f to.
In competition with thomofct celebraletl Manu
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lljililmore, etc,
Wateiooms, ut Ilroome Ktreet, near Uroadn-ay,
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Indebtotl lo either of tho underhlBued, on Hook
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Alargo quarto hhect.rVAmoslzo as Dally, Is now
printed Oiroughont In largo type, und has tho lar
gest circulation of any weekly Journal published.
fntiu iniv-. tin iA.l(lHMIllllur HIieCL'NS MUVU lit
union with tlio Now York.lrcrwithat Justified tlio
mo-t liberal expenditures, which will mako It
umivalted In intere&t and valuu to farmers. Tub-
llsiiea ednehday.
i. iis jiiiiuirt reporis emnnu'O iiiBisew iorK,
Mbanv. itrl-ihlon. and Cnmbrldim live stock mar
kets; tlm New York countrjtTiiltieoand general
Inxlueo markets; seclal and valuable hop Intel
lgencc; n de)artment of ngrlcuUural reading;
all together eoiii)M)Hiug an unrivalled hand book
of current Information for tho farmer, live htock
ami produce ueaier, tno country merchant, Ae.
J. A pngeor more wlllbeicscrvedforcutcrtatn
Ing Flrvslde Heading for tho Family Circle embra
cing the freshest and bent htorlei. poetry, rellglods
leading, etc., and u page for Iho discussion of all
prominent topics of general interest, political,,
agricultural, Una mini, literary, etc., etc.
i. iih uigem oi wiu news is noi. uivt. mit cay
weeklies, u mere wasto-batkel of tho Dally ! only
matters nf interest and Importance nro chosen
from the Dally, while the mass nf its contents aro
prepared especially for the Weekly.
In every post-odlco district there fthonld bn
found homo active, public bplrtted Democitit who
will confura benellt upon us, hW nelghbtirs, and
the cause, by counseling with hU Deinm-nitio
friends and maklus n determined effort inform
as Urge a club ns posslblo for tho Weekly World.
THU rJEMI-WKEKLY WOULD
Is n large quarto sheet, sumo &tzo as Pally, nhlch
by omltttngimreat mnss of city ndverllsementa
fiom the Dally, euntalusnZ Its nous, cnriebpon
denee, editorials, commercial, and market news,
entile maikct and nmvinton report, and a fresh
and enteitaluhigmiscHhiuy of literature, mh
li&hed Tuesday nn t Friday,
THE DAILY WOULD
nffluds n complete compendium of, and commen
tary upon, tho news of every day, .
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riiUaddphia,
H, W, KAN'AOA,
l'roprietor.
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