THE COLUMBIAN, KLOOMSBUllG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
mint
hi.oo.usiiuiki, viuuAY, ?i Alien i, i snr.
Tnii Slnnding Cominltico meet Jii
Blooinsbttrg, on Sntunlny, Jinrch Dili,
to select Delegates to tho Htuto Conven
tion. WlLT.IAM L. MAHDOOIC AND Co.
dealers in nno groceries, No. 115 South
Third Street (opposite th Glrard Dank)
I'lillndelphla.
CoiiONl'.ii L. L. TAtt:, has sold hH
reeldonco on Third Street, to 31m. Sarah
15. Evans, wlfo of, A. J. EvniH, for
3,a.W.C0. Tho Colonel proposes to go
to WlUjamsport in tho Spring.
AitnANnKMnNT3 nro being made to
issuo a dally Democratic paper In Wll
lianiRport. Such enterprise Is commend
nblo, and wo doubt not will rceolvo tho
6iipport of tho Wllllanisportors. It Is
an cvldenco of growth and prosperity.
Wn havo received tho first number of
tho "Daily Scranton Register," Issued
by our friend E, H. M. Hill, It Is a
neat, handsome sheet, ably edited, and
wo trust will bo well supported by tho
growing city which it represents.
John Kullku, Esq., has sold his
tnvoru stand in Miflllnvillo, to Aaron
IIoss, for $2,000, possession to bo given
April first. Isaac Yettor, Esq., takes
Mr. Iless'a stand at Malnvlllc, at tho
saino time.
In our "Court Proceedings" of two
weeks ago, In caso of Commonwealth vs.
Itussl W. Stout, by an error of our ro
'portcr tho proceedings were mado to
read Commonwealth r. Edward Stout,
Wo clieorfully correct tho error.
Itnv. W. C. Hr.asEii, of Orangovlllo,
was "surprised" by a visit frolicsome of
his friends on Saturday evening last,
and presented with a snug llttlo sum in
greenbacks, as a token of affection and
respect. lie deserves many mora such
surprises.
Some of our subscribers at Mninvillo
and Polkvillo complain that our paper
is not regularly received. Wo havo in
vestigated tho matter, and trust that
hereafter there will bo no cause for com
plaint. Ah our paper is always regularly
mailed tho fault does not lie with us.
We givo up a largo portion of our
space this week to tho speech of Hon
Thomas Chalfant, our Keprescntativo
in tho Legislature, on tho pending Con
stitutional Amendments. It is a thor
ough argument on tho subject, and is
treated in his usual torso and vigorous
style. It will amply repay perusal.
Tnn Concert and Exhibition at the
Academy Hail on tho twenty-second at
Orangovlllo, was a success. Itarely has
that spacious Hall been filled with a
more intelligent and interested audi
enco. It was truly, a rational way of
celebrating tho birth-day of Washing
ton.
Hy a late decision of tho Court of
Claims, commissioned officers who wcro
in the servlco botwoen May first 1S0I,
nnd March third 1805, are entitled to
fivo dollars a month additional pay, as
commutation for pcrvant hire, that be
ing the dlfferenco between tho former
nllowanco, and tho increaso of pay of
enlisted men. TIiomj entitled can have
their claims adjusted by calling on C. 15,
BrockwAy, at this place.
A short timo since, tho Republican
printed an extract from tho Philadel
phia Inquirer, rcfiectingon Ir. liucka
lew's course in regard to League Island
Wo nublish an extract to-day from
Forney's Press completely vindicating
Senator Buckalow. If tho editor of the
Republican had any manliness, he would
retract this slander, which ho so eagerly
published. Of courso ho will not do It
Wncni: white men alono vote, the
Spring elections nro in favor oftho
Democrats. For Instance Wo havo
carried tho city of Ecadlng bya fine
majority; wo havo elected our mayor
in Syracuse by two hundred and forty
Hut In Georgetown, D. C, where tho
niggers now vote, the ltadicals have
elected their mayor uy ninety -six votes,
That tickles our lladical neighbor
hugely.
Mn. nitAi.FANT. our member of tho
House of lteprcseuUitlves has presented
petitions from citizens oi coiumuia
County, praying for a law to prevent
tho fishing with seines, nets and baskets,
in lm u-utors of Ilisr Eishiiiircreek and
its tributaries, in thocountlesof Colum
bia and Luzerne. On tho 18th lust., ho
nisi read a hill in place, to meet tho
views of tho petitioners, which was re
ferred to tho comniittco on Agriculture.
On tho 13th Inst., ho presented, and
had read tho rcmonstranco of David
Yost and slxty-tbrco other citizens of
Columbia County, against a law allow
ing btreot cars to run on Sunday in tho
city of Philadelphia.
A FEW of our readers will recollect
tho "Campaign on tho Kishlngcroek,"
under command of Couch, Cadwuladcr,
Stewart and others. Well, Stewart,
Colouol Commanding, among other ille
gal arrests aud and flagrant outrages,
got into his dutches a 3Ir. Alexander
Hess, of Sugarloaf, and after many
threats and much chatrerlng. agreed to
dlschargo him from tho Draft upon pay
ment of ono hundred dollars.
Tho dlschargo of courso was worthies-,
and Mr. Hess sub-ierpieutly report
ed to tho Draft Hoard, and was dis
charged. Hut Stowart gut tho money.
raise pretense of courso, and ho ought
to go to the penitentiary, but tho itadl
tttl over tho way will defend thui-vuuud-iel
in tho Republican for n very small
part of tho sum out of which Hess was
swindled.
E. W. W YNKoor's next term of school
will commenco on Monday, April 8th
next. i
Wli.MAM S.vyduu has sold tho houo
now occupied by Lewis It. JIaus, to W.
JJ. Koons, Ksi., of this place, for four
thousand ilvo hundred dollars.
We arc reliably Informed tlmrmi rf.
fort will soon bo made by some of tho
utizcns of llrlarcreek township, to havo
t divided by a lino riiiiiilmr nisi nml
Weston thu ton of Hummer Hill. W'n
do not know what tho iirospects of suc
cess are.
ON Eilday last, the Hov. Mr. Hrcn
nger was ordained Pastor of tho Der
ide Hanllst Church. On tho ftnmlnv
evening previous, at the same place,
itev. J. l Tusthi baptised boiue fivo or
six converts In the Susuuuhanna. bv
moonlight.
WllV U tho colored man stuck Inln n
corner? Why Is Frederick Douglas
crowded Into some shady nook ? it Is
noi ino lauiroi mo railroad companion
Whero is tho fault? It nvUon frnm
thoso sickly, mean, unchrMloti. un
democratic prejudices that pervade hu
man society. jMiulon.
So, It is a "sickly, mean, unchristian
prejudlco" that Induces a white lady to
refuse to rldo In a railroad car along side
of a darky. And It Is "un-ilcmocralic"
too Is It ? And Landon intends to mako
people well, high minded, christian.
democratic, by forcing them to social
equality with tho negro.
I am sorry that there Is such a stato
of public! sentiment and religion, that
such n man as Fred. Douglass cannot sit
down in a passenger car without being
m.Mircaicu. i am sory mat it is so.
What nro we to do? Keen this senti
ment alive ? I, sir, am for raising tho
people up into a lilgner and purer at
mosphere. London.
white people arc to bo raised "into a
higher and purcratmosphere," by being
put into sleeping berths, and seats In
railroad cars.along with the very highly
perfumed and "sweet scented nfrican."
Tho Republican endorses that and goes
for tho "lovely Landon" for United
States Senator.
O.v last Sunday, William P. Mc
Hrido, a soldier of tho late war; was
buried in tho Cemetery with tho cus
tomary honors. He was n member of
tho ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and
was accompanied to tho gravo by a
mounted escort, and a largo concourso of
people. Wo are now familiar with
these scenes, and pay less ceremony to
our soldier dead than they deserve,
considering the sacrifices they made;
but tho time will come when a new
generation will pay them tho honors
due thoso who dared to venture! all to
endeavor to maintain an, unbroken
Union. If tho objects of the war fail it
is no fault of the brave soldier.
Tun Paddy Hun Coai. Company.
Vo call the attention of our readers
to tho advertisement of this Company.
Ve nro personally acquainted with
many of the parties nnd with the loca
Hon of the mines, nnd have no hesita
tion In saying that wo think their en
terprise a worthy one, and likely to
prove far moro remunerative than
"Green Creek Oil Stock," and similar
projects which have agitated our people
in the past. Tho quality of the coal is
of the host, the facilities for mining un
equalled, nnd its location on tho canal
and railroad, and only twenty miles
distant from Hloonisburg.
That Stop Tmi:r Cky. Tho editor
of tho Republican prints his paper so
badly that it cannot bo read, and then
attempts to mako his readers think it
is "spicy!" by crying out continually
that other papers aro "dull ;" especially
sucli papers as aro attracting general
attention and patronage. This week a
larger portion of his papers might bo
read than usual, and wo submit that a
duller sheet was never imposed upon
subscribers. As tho "irregular country
doctor" whilst attempting to practice
ids profession, was soon discovered to
bo nn Impostor, it is not probable that
that this stop thief cry will pass of his
half-printed dull sheet; for a "spicy"
paper. Of courso ho cannot get typo
and material to print his paper decently
without tho "assesiorshlp," and it is
fortunate that so few of his misrepre
sentations can bo read.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
l'liilmUljiliiu Jlnrlicts.
Wi:hnesiiay, 1'clMnnry 27.
GnocrniES. In sugar there is a fair
business doing. IIOJ boxes sold nt!)J(Vi
1-lc r' Hi, currency, tho latter rato for
clarified, and 1U0 hhds of clarified at 13o
I Hi. currency. Laguayraeofi'ee sells In
a small way at lSVlSlc f 11, in gold.
Fi.oun. Tho market continues very
unsettled. About l.WObblssoidln lots to
tho homo trade Including
N'nrtliwostorn Mim-rAno ut S7.il0.fil 7.7.i
Niirlliwtini i-xlrii. i M" i'.V)
Norihwe-'leni fiimllv I0.7V-1 M,r
ivnn3 Iwmt.i mill W.Mern suimtUihi... to. s.7.i
r..iiuvlvtin!n mi.l Wi-su-rn t-Mni v.i"li.!vi
lvnns Ivanln nml Wi-Mi-ru lumlly l.i.rnKi:;.-,')
Vmii. Iviuila initl Wi-stt-rn l'uiu-v U.UOif W.'iO
lly.- Hour 7.71
Wheat of prime quality has been In
good demand, and holders nro firm In
their views. Wo quoto Pennsylvania
red nt W.0"i(7fa.00; Southern do. at $:1.U0
i XS), and whitasat?:).3t(":).!t'; Pemia,
Hyo ranges at about ?l.:i". Corn
Is loss active, with sales of !!,0i0bus. at
life and Oflc for now yellow, and $1 for
white. Oats aro selling at W!(n.")7e. The
receipts to-day aro as follows: 000 bids
Hour; l,flfi0 bus. wheat; 0,100 bus. torn,
a I his. onts.
Pi-civihiii.vs C'ontlimo very dull, but
prjies nro unchanged. Small sales are
making at i:'1."') per barrel fur new
jjkv Mcs be' ranges irom Ml.a.v
tW.I for W'citern and eitv n.iekiid. l)r -.s-
ed liiiirs tell at n(. Oe. Smoked hams
are steady at 1"'" We; plrdleddo at 1:1
l.ile. Kinoked shoulders at ll'.'illie.
and salted do at MmOIc. Lard sells at
i) ij.lillo f lii lor prime In bbls and Her
ees.'
Si:ins-f'Iovcrseod Is In fair demand
and i'iM btuhe!.-. wore sold at from js.00
Oi tvxrn per litis, tho latter into lorelioice;
timothy .-ells at il.00 aud lUxaCed at
t'jjn ' .J.J J pel bus.
THE KALEIDOSCOPE t
. .i . '.'; A !nl,r ff tmij- lire
lis fluctuations utkl Ha vmt cuiiccriia.'
NO. IX,
WATUtirAU.3.
Talking of ynti, uM ho, my ,trr,
Two of Hie nrvntnt wllj In lown,
Ono nkcil If Hint high furzn f hnlr
Wns bom flite nil ynur own.
Iter own I most certain, th olhrr ?nU t
for Nun, who Utiowi tho thine, will tdl yo
Thu hair wal liought, tlir mnnoy rmlil,
. And tho ui-uliit wai eltnioil Ducatlly,
l'rtor.
With ilrowsy water-fill? bihtiid,
(iralngcr,
From tho earliest historic ages wo
learn that tho dressing and care of tho
hair havo occupied a great deal of tho
time and attention of tho human race.
and especially of tho femalo portion of
it. Jitil whllo they have not been alono
In tho follies of tho fashions which havo
been introduced nnd pursued, wo will
do them tho Justlco to say, that In every
instaiico tiicy iiavo far exceeded tho
men In tho ridiculous absurdity to
which thoy have carried tho dressing of
tno nalr.
Wo aro told by Xenophen, that As-
tyages, King of the Modes, wore falso
hair, and that tho Modes affected an ef
feminate llfo ; from which wo nro to In
fer, that tho women of that day, nearly
six hundred years before Christ, were
given to much hair dressing, tho wear
ing of falso hair, and all tho necessary
paraphrcnnlla to givo It efTect.
Tho Assyrians also, both men and
women, always paid much attention to
the hair ; but so Air as wo can judgo by
tho sculptures and bas-reliefs which
havo como down to us, It was combed
down smooth on tho head, and then
gathered up on tho shoulders, In rows
and curls. Among tho Jews, the hair
was, almost equally with tho beard, an
object of great care and veneration. It
would bo curious and perhaps Instruct
ivc, to go back and oxamlncthocitstoms
and manners bf the nations of antiquity.
as to their different modes of dressing
tho hair and head, but for our present
purpose it Is unnecessary.
In tho early ages, long hair seems to
havo been worn Indiscriminately by
men and women ; and A.n., IKi, Popo
Anleetus, forbade tho clergy to wear
long hair; and tho same faihlon for
laymen obtained gradually. Hair pow
der camo into uso about a.t., lWO, and
for over two hundred years, one cxtrav-
nganco in dressing, pomading and
powdering tho hair, was followed by a
still greater absurdity. Hy tho year
1705, the folly of fashion had attained
such a height, that a tax was laid by
tho Hritl-h Parliament, upon persons
using tho powder, which brought In
over one Hundred thousand dollars a
year.
An examination of tho drawings nnd
plates of all the various styles of head
dress, and dress of tho hair, has con
vinced ua, that at no period of tho
world known to history, has there been
anything equal to tho absurdity, ugli
ness and immodesty of the Waterall;
provided always flint tho peck mcamro
full of "rats, and mice-and such small
deer," dirty stockings, cast-off-handker
chiefs and curled hair, are known
among tho initiated by that name. Not
long ago at a public tablo where wo
were dining, an ultra faihlonahlo lady
camo in after tho dinner had fairly
commenced, with such an enormous
waterfall, ni attracted tho attention and
remark of every person at tho tho table.
It was so excessively in the way that
tho waiters could hardly get around
that part of the table without knocking
the meats off of tho plates, or knocking
tho waterfall off of her head, and spill
ing tho contents over tho floor. Even
tho waiter girls sneered nt the bundlo ;
and If it had been a few inches lower,
it would havo resembled Christian on
his pilgrimage.
Wo never heard, it pretended that
thero was anything handsonio In tho
style, by which it could bo recommend
ed to female taste. It is followed be
cause it is the fashion!! Everybody
knows as soon as tho huge lump comes
into sight, that it is mado up of a mis
cellaneous collection of cast-off trump
ery which no pcrfumo can keep sweet
smelling, and no water can keep clean.
Heido causing constant unfavorable re
marks by its immodest obtrusivencss,
it gives to tho expression of tho face a
boldness and baldness, which every
thoroughly modest and ladylike woman
seeks to avoid. Xo woman is well
dressed, no woman is oven modestly
dressed, when her very apparel makes
her a subject of remark, or oven
of observation, to tho company or tho
passer-by.
Think you, It was of such huge monu
ments of folly as protrude their ugly
shape's from tho backs of your heads,
that tho Homan Poet spoke, when ho
saltl to Pyrrha :
Tor whom lilmlM thou
wreaths thy coMen hatr,
l'lnln in thy neatiiens?
It used to bo said of another fashion,
once carried to tho cxtrcmo, but now
gracefully abandoned, and it is to bo
hoped not soon to bo resumed :
Jl-iitlrt nr.. nil n fief H113 show.
Tor mim'H illusion kUtii;
They'r.. tllleil with bran or fctufTeil with tow,
Anil htu lc out 'bout n feet or 1.0,
and fbo walerfallhwi tho "stick out" of
tho "btitlo," and some additional ob
jections to which tho latter was not sub
ject. Thoy aro neither useful nor orna
mental, neither hand-oiiiu nor tasteful.
They add neither beauty nor grace;
Tor loveliness
Needs nut the fiirelmi 11M of ornament
llul 1 when uimiluriuil adorm-d the most.
JTisi Pint.-.
On last Thuriluy, L'lyBo.s jroruur
look tlluucr with VrcIdciit .loliuson. It
mvijw that ultliouh Hio ctlllor of tho
fii'jHifjlivttn tlitl not fall upon tho I'rcsl
dent "bpcaio ho ilhluH tUlni;," rr
Moretir ha no atirh scnijile. Whero Is
John CovoUo or John WVnt worth, with
their "ftiiu'lllntf iDiiimHterrtV" Thero
U surely luibory mid eornipthm ahioatl
whoa Mcrcur tjoea and Ulr.od with -tho
i"BlXMt Sljiusttttu."
LEGAL NOTICES.
A DM I NIST 1 1 ATOl VH NOT ICE.
JV IKtub ok .Tmcpii ltotniiNs, utte'ii. iK-ttcm
oflidnitiiMrfttlon to thOMtnlnof .losonh llohhtn,
latyof (Ireeiiuood lownidiln, Columbia rounty,
tlcrened, hn been granted by tho Iteglater of
Columbia entinty, to Clinton ltobMns. All per
win hnvluir elitlniM nrilemnnil-. ncnlnRt tho plnto
of tho deeeili lit nro refiuenti-d to mnko them
Known to the luluilnlKtrator without delay, and
nlliHivonsliHUUIiHlnnf remitted to mnl-.e pay
ment. CLINTON HOIIIIINS,
Urcenwood, Frli. 22, li!7-. Administrator.
A UDITOIl'S NOTICE. In tiiijOu-
xV nhain' Court of tlm County of Columbia!
IMnlo of JOHN WAI. I T.Il, do ene,-'l ho audi
tor niijmlntod by tho Court to lnaUo distribution
of thu bnlnnei' of tho estate of wild deeeaitd, In
Umi handq of I'.lldn John, llxeeulor of tho said
John Wnlter, Into of !ieut township, In said
eounty, deeeaseil, will till et tho linftles for tho
imriioHi. of Ids npiiohitmcnt, on Tuesday, Apilt
nlnlh, A, I). Iw, nl ten o eloelt a. m., nt Ids oiileo
In llloomsluirir. llullllllT 1 CI.AIIK,
It binary 15, 18(17. A nd I tor.
A DMIXIHTHATOU'S NOT I OK.
X V ITATP, Ol 1U.NIEL UlIWIIv UKCrSKI. U I
tiTf nf iHlmlnlMrntlon to llin tnt nt lniihl
llowtr, Into cir I'nuiltlln tnwi.sbln. t'uluinbla
(oinitv, lof( liscd, lmn I't-cn crnnlpil by Iho lten-
i"utim hiiiii coiiniy 10 i nonia nowcr nim .iifwoi
I lower. All ihtkomh lmvliuf 1n linn or flrimtniN
nu iliit thp iotn1n nf tho iliiTtlrnt nro rfum sit 1
iiiiihv mi 111 1, mm u it.uiiui ui.iti nim iiiuhu
lllUCUlttt IU III.IKU I'KVJIiUMl.
ItOHUS IIOWKIt,
relminry 1, liffT-O. AtlmlnUtintor',
)Af ! NLSTJt AT )VH NOT 1 CE.
I,t Ut th of inliiR)iilrutloii tn tho entitle of Kntnuel
rolffriMto of Hcott townililn. (lolumlilrt n hi lit v.
tkft,a,tfl,lm(3 been urnntnl Uy tholtcKUiornfRniil
county, to S.miut'1 Ncyluml. All iH-rHons hnvlnt;
cl)iliii or iliMiinndt ncnlit thcpnitl cutnto nro ro-fnu-stnt
to mnlic them known without ilelay, nnd
IVhrtmry 1, l'!C7-0v. Admlnlstrntor.
A DMINISTUATOH'S NOTICE.
XJLKHTATi: Otf .IACOJ1 KKT.Lnit, Drritsnit.
J,rUorn tn ndtwlultnittoii on tbn ostntosrf Jnojb
Krl for. Into of lloiiver towiiKhtn.L'olitjnhlacoiiiity.
(lH'onci), lmvo been erunttnl by Iho ItmUter of
fhI'I lounly to .John Mlchnrl, All persons Imvtni;
elnlm or (lotnmnN nsnlnst tho rnlt eMuto nro re
o nested to prevent them for Mttleinent wllhont
netJiy, ami aiiiiersons innemi-a nininiieiviyiiieiu.
JOlIN MICIIAOj, Administrator.
A DMINISTKATOIVS NOTICE.
XV USTATi: Or KbKAMUIl N.UAJII'IIKIjIj,!)!:
ckhki. Ix-tteiR of administration on the estate
or i ion nor . Campbell, into or ueniro township,
Columbia county, oeoenied, have been ((inn tod by
tho UeirMeror Columbia county, to Nathaniel U
Campbell, of Centro township, nnd county nforo
Mild. AlliK-rsono havlm; claims aim In si thecs-
tato of the decedent, mo re(ucsteu to present
tlipjn for settlement, ud thoso lmlebtod to tho
CM mo win inajo pu meni WH w Ml'lji! T
January If, l$fi7-4w. ' Administrator.
lXKCUTOH'S NOTICE. ESTATE
Sit 01' DAVID FOX, fckakh. Letters leti-
ineniary on inn osmio oi iiavm rn, iao oi io
oust lownshln, Columbia county, l'n., have bf en
granted by tho lteister of Columbia county to
hloyd Fox nml Peter Yocum, All pernons hnvlnu
tl.dms nyalnt the estate arc lOfjuestod to present
them for settlement, and thoo Indebted to tho
cstntewiU liniko payment to tho Kxeeutors with
out delay, I.fiYD FOX,
January 1 I8il7-0v?. Kxccutors.
A UpilXlSTUATOU'S NOTICE.
IMlcrs of administration to the estate ofl rlKcllIn
Hnyhurst, into f Cntawisn township, CoTumbl.i
eouniy, uereneo. iuwq oeen Krunieu oy i tin lies
Uter of Commbla eountv to Henry ItoUllii:s
head. All nelsons lrivlnir claims or di innndi
a nut nst tho said estate nro lequcted to mako
them known to IhontlmlnKtrator without delay,
mm mi iHTbUus iruii'iiiin in ni.mt' iivinriii.
IIIiNltY HOLMNtisHKAD,
February Administrator,
DMIXISTUATOU'S XOTICK.
LSTVTK OF Ht'SANNA HlTLm. HKf i:ASKI.
Letter1, of admliilstrallon to the estate of husnnna
Hitler, latoof lieniotitownsiiip, t'oittnoiia county,
deceased have been granted by tho K'"Kterof
saldiounty to .loim ll. lleinnne. All persons
havln? elaims ordomnnd anal nut tho Knld Ohtate
au n n lie led to mnko them known to l he admin
istrator without delay.nnd nil persons indebted
io niaiio pnj mem,
JOHN H. IIF.ISIILTNi:,
February S, ISCT-Cw. wVdmlnlstrator.
TX TJ
X and for
in: oiomians' cotht in
for thuCoiiiitv of Col in u bin In tho mat-
ftlio estate of .IACOI1 KVl'.ItH.inr. latoof
Or.in.io township, deeeasod. And now to wit.
Febinarv llfth. lsitT. on motion oi .Mr. ItmcUwav.
ntlornev for legatees, J-l. II. Little. IN-i., was ap
pointed niunior, on oxeopuons men io mo nr.
count of Augustus Kvcrtiart, oxeeutor of said Uu
(('iwil, nnd to m.Uio distribution.
Hy tliu Court. From tho leeord.
Jjssn Coi.kv is. Clerk,
Tho auditor vbovo nnmod w 111 nit( nd to tin tin
llos of his nt'Oolnlmeiit. at his otlic in It'ixmis
buru-.on Siiturd.v, tho twenty-third diy of March,
imi.iu ien o i ii'ii u. in., wiivn auu wuoie an par
ties iuteresUd max ntlend.
JJ. H. L1TTLK, Auditor.
IVbnnry n, HC7.
TX TJIE OIU'JIANH'S COUltT
.L nnd for the Count v of Columbia: In the i
IN
ho m.tt
tor of tin ctuto of WILLIAM FJH1'. Into of
urno'o tfiun-.li n. deocasi tt. And How. to wit,
February siwh. li7, tho Cumt appoint li. H. Lit
tle, IN ., audtiot to make dislrdiuliun ot tho bill
mice In tho h.uuls of accountants, ,f. If. Frit? nnd
, AiMieniiaen.i secuiorsonnntimoiiKsi inocieti
itoiH. lly tho Court. From tho record,
.If-KSn Co I, KM an. Cleik.
Thonudltor nbovo named will attend to the
duties of his not filut ment. nt hisofllco In lllooms-
buru, on Kalui'tuv tho twenty-thtid day of Man h
W,7, ut teini'tlock, a. m., and wheiu all parties
iiueresieu iuiy aucim.
IU. 11, Jul 11 I, l., Aiiunor,
Fob! nary IS. 1807.
TN TIIK OUPIIANS' COURT IN
1 and for tho eountv of Columbia: In tho mat
ter of tho petition of tho Kardlan of PHILIP
jviiUiti.it, iur mic in Mini junior h rein i'muim;
And now, to wit, February seventh, lyiT, M. M.
I. Voile, Lsrj,, npKlnted commissioner to reiuirt
lliti i.ieiH wiui mi tijuniuii, ie.
uy iuu twouri, 1 10m mo. io oru.
.TRvSi: Coi.r.MAV. Clerk.
Tho Commissioner nbovo i mined will attend to
tho duties of his appointment nt tho otllee of
win. ii. auihiii. in uuiiiwistia. i;o umoi i c v,
on U'oilnesdiiv. Iho twent'eth d-iv of March, lsi!?.
at ten o'clock, n. in., when and whero all pat lies
iiui'icMCU juny niicitu.
-M. .M, L'VLLLE, Commissiomr.
February . lk'"-lt.
INSTATE OE LEVI ASHTOX, DE-
lli CKASL1K To Ann Ashton. Willliini .LWoroul
Mophen Spixml, Asentth IIuss intermarried with
Hainan ness, aran j;e, iaiuisii jmidin inior
innrrled with John hpaldln'i, Allen lives, l'arin
j.vt n. miu .ifhst ivt'. iicirt in ijiivi jvmiuhi. in-
eeascil, aud to all other persons Interested, (ji cut
inif :
1 III! illtj Jill 11 lV I 1 1 tri I lv I -' illKt IIJll'lHI liflUltJ
tho Judges of our Orphans' Court t ite held nt
Itloomsburti;, County of Columbia, on tho llrst
Monday of May. next, then nnd thero to no-
ct-pb or it'iusi it utikO inu rem esiiuu m mu mioi
Ia'M Ashton, deceased, nt tho nppraiscft valu
ation put upoa It by un Inmiett duly awarded by
iim said t-ouri, nni reuirneu oy iuu ,-snerin, n
show niuso wnv tho snino should not bo sold
Witness tho Honorabto William Fluell. Presb
dent of our said Court, nt lUoomsburg, tho 1-th
nay w reurnary, j. im.
j i i t.i Jiji.-M.k , liorit u. .
moomMburg, February 1.5, W7.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
PUIILIO
SALIi OV VALUAHI.i:
X ItKAI.
IiTATl!. Iii nursnnneo of an ordi
of tho Orphans Court oi lJ()liimplioount-, V&., on
HATUItDAY, MAliCH TJIIitTILTH,
nt ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Thomas Hess, V.x
exutorof Frederick lloss. latoofsimarloaf town-
snip, in sum county, tieeeason, wiu oxjkim' xo saio
uvintnne eiutuo. on t no premises, a curiam meh
slilp.Columhi.aconnty.imandcilby liindsol Henry
in'fs, i-oiihih huuiji, j'umui ttvermui auu ouicra.
cuuiamint;
(NF. HrNIHn:D AND THIKTY-nvn ACItlX
moro or less, on w bleb Is uns-totl n Framu Houso
and llam, Theio la also a lino orchard on th1
piemlues,und pan or tiioianu in n ifnoi Mateo:
(iitllvatlon. Jwim thoeviaie of said deceased, it
u.uo in mo lownsiup ano eouuiy mortmain.
Ji.-mk Colkman, Clerk.
Illwmsburg, Februnn l', 1n7.
Cyinrtitton nf Sate.' Ten per cent, of one-fourth
oi iiiti pumuiie money in it in miihiiij; iiiiwii oi
the Property i tho ono-fourlh less tho ten t-er cent,
at the continuation absolute, and tho remain nt;
i km -ii'orins l u one ye ir ineveaiier. wiwi line r-
ist from thocoufinrition mt, 'i'ho purcha&er io
IHiJ IUI IRLll it I II 1 r lit Jl 1
11uM.AS H1S, Kxecutor.
February 22, PG7-A..
niMHilP HALE OP VALUAliLI
J. UKAL l-rATM. In pursuance of orders o
thn Jrphan' Com is or Montour and Columbia
count ns, i'a the ttinliTMUneii, luluilulstiiiloiH ol
Harmon Milhelm, lat 4 M-reland towtixblp,
LycoiiiinaiHinnti . dts uM ii. will exiwtMJ in sale,
by laiblle vvndiii , at the holol of Joim llilltalu,
in nno jiaii, .Montour oounij, on
TiirusiiAY, MAitcir t w i ; n t y-rn ist,
at twtlvo o'clock m,, a ci-it ilu ptet- or p.ncel n
land, siluato iirtly In Madison low iii-oip. Coluui
bin eountv, nnd partl in Anthony wwiuhli
.uiMiuiui c-muiy, c'Miiaiiiin
ONI! HVMMU:i AN1 TWO ACUFX
moroorh'ss, ndj.diniiu' land talo of Wm. Lilts
t in. .vi.iiiin, Ji, iviii auu ihikiu; wio iuiiuuu
IllUllt-S llt'lll II,
1)U Ilur.SE AND LOO UAUN,
nn on-hard, and about thlity ncrit cLuieil ; the
lillllttico well t J llU'clt d,
.l.Af, (tin uiitfi- paiceloflaud.sUuitoiii Ma 1
Ihon low nshlp, Columbia county, iid.lolnlni tho
id tow, Lind oi' Ad tmhprltw, nnd olhein, isjtiln
Iuu twenty-tlvo ttcivrt and twfntv-oiio )rtbes,
Moro or Itws.uud botu t t 11 ttmheuil lund, l.Uu
thutNtatu of wild drcciMiHl,
liOIMMIt sCHRV'n.F.It.
MHMLVIX WlNLfi MCltNFlt.
i'lbuiui ,!. l-Ail it. .vUmli..ttKtu
REAL ESTATE SALES.
DU11L10 HALE
(IF I'JIItRONAT. l'ltOrtinTY,
Will bo exonssil tmuihllp snlr. nt thu l-esldeneil
of tho subscriber, in Malnu township, Columbia
WU.I.J, ...1
TUJ-SDAY. MAUCJt TWnt.VTK.
nt ten n't'toclt In tho forenoon, Iho following per
Bonn! iroierty tn!t t
FOUR 1IKAI) OK 1IOUHK9.
nnolllixHc Mn wit Colt, f omlngtwoyi'niHoM, tlireo
htmi iiini'n rfiw, nun urcHlimt rtv mm inn fmv
With 1lt. Ilnott feho.itB. fiiurf.nii Iioml of uliffh.
nun niaiuurinrro wiinii w tin nvn cxim wiihmk,
nno new t'mlmirKy, miu nnrlu? wuoii( fiio htilkrj'
iir w'w pi'n.'uiu ntnv( jui
ovk. ii.m-tiU'fi. ritllliiii
ninl pnlly, mkcHittnl fork, ont-fuvrlit1i ixirtol a
clurr M t'l liullrr, nno Ilussoy ltoiirM'r.mu' lluclc
rye ltMnT, uno sctof YiinUun ImrncHq nnl ono
1'iiiimi iiiiwhu ni (nmiiRt) miim'SH, iour ontiois
if citlt r for liH'jrrtr,
OXK COOK I NO 8TOVK.
hntf itoroii iifw.mtt. lot nf Imrrul;. rorn. onl4
nnd iiutntopH by tliobusbcl. TtTi tmulo known
untliH-armilp, NATHAN MILlihlk
.I'HKI'H y INTr.rHTKKJTi t ItCil'jtU IT
KLlnunry 15, lsii7,
puniiio haIjE or vaijItaiHjI3
L HUAU KMTATi:. In i.itrRtnneo t nn order
if tho Orphnnr Court of Columoln Comitv, on
HA TUlt DA V. II A IIC I N TX Tit.
nt ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Henry JlofUni;
liendjidmlnlstrntorof (Jeornu IU Uuvlitirt, Into
of fntnwlntownhlp, In snM counts, deceived,
will expop to unlo by public, venilno, on tho pro
inlvesi.thofollowltigile'icrlbeil runl cstnto towltt
nil Hint certain
HOUSK AND LOT OF OTIOUNI).
lliifito In tho town of Cntnwlmn. In tho roiinlv
nforenId, bonnrled In front by tho public rond
londlnj Iroin CntnwltsT to Minilnvlllo.onthncoit
by n lot of llcnr Hidlini;diend,on tho Ronth by
the tmbllo roid lending to Malnvlllc, nnd on tho
north bv nn nllev. on which uro erected a two nnd
n half tdory frnmo tlwelllnK house, n pood fnnno
stable, nnd other outbuilding. Iito tnoodnto of
said ileeeasetl, hltuateln thu township of Cutn
wlssn nnd county nforcsaid.
nioomsbnrg, l-Vbrnnrj 7, 107,
nmrfillon at RritetTi 11 tier rent, of nne-fonrth
of tho piuthao money to lie paid by the puichn-
per nn iiitioayoi mho; imn-iuuruucs iuu icnper
cent, on tho ubxoluto eonllriuntlon of sale, uud
tho bnlaneo In one year from tho continuation nf
khIo, with lntercd fiom the eonilrnmtiun nisi.
Hrcuascr to pay ror neon mm Rtinnps.
February 15, 1M7. Administrator,.
Punrjc rale op valuable
HHAfi 1STATC. In iiursuanco of nn order
ot tho Orphans' Court of Columbia county, on
THU USD AY, MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH,
nt ten o'clock tn tho forenoon, flnmuel Keictt,
administrator or ueurKO l'feil, Into of OmtiKO
township. In said county, decensyd, will expose to
side, by public vendue, on tho premises, u ccrtnlu
Tit AC T OP LAND,
nltuato In Ornnco townsldp, Columbia oounty,
iMnmded by lands of Daniel Kleler, Widow Hay
man, Kury Htlner, C. C. Coleman, Jacob ltoup,
and others, cont'llnlug
OKU hundhi:d and roun ackf.
moro or le. on Uilc-H Is erected n FratnoHousi?.
a good Hank Darn, Wagon Mind, S.Q. AUo u klm1
Sprltn; of Water at thu door. Lulu tho ektato or
mid deccasod, sltuatoin tho touihhlp or Ouiukc,
and county iLforesald,
Dloomsburg, February 10, IdW.
OtnifUttoni Of fllrc. Ten per cent, of ono-fourth
tho iHirchano money nt thu striking doun of tho
propel ty, one-fourlu les tho ten per eent.nt tho
I'uiiiuniiuiiMi iiooiuio, linn iiiu reiiiaininK miei1-
fourths Inono year thereafter, with Interest horn
continuation . The purchaser to pay for ileud
and stamps rtAML'FL ICVLllCn,
i-t'oruary iso7-t. vuminiMiaior,
OUHLIO SALE OV AALTTAIJLE
l. IEHAL 15-.TATI!. fn nuretinneo of nn ordr
of tho Orphans' Court of Columbia County, on
Fill DAY, M AUC1I TWENTY-NINTH,
nt ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Ell Hnhbuis, nd-
nlnlstrntor of Abraham uobblns, lato of I iMunff
r ok township, tn Kald county,decensrtl, will ex
pose to i ale, by public endue, on tho preml-w, n
erimn messu'to ano
Tit ACT OF LAND,
situate In Fbshltmcreek township, Columbia eoun
tv, lKuuib'd by lands of Harmnu Jabor, Lll llob
bius, pavld Cob tir.m nnd otht is.fsiutntulilgnluc-
een ncn s, moie or les, on which is ereetetl n
FItAArE IIOUHE AND II A UN,
There Is nlson tbrirty youn-x apple orclnrd on Iho
picuilsi's, Ijito the estate of said deceased, Mtu
itlo In tho township und eoi.nty afonsald.
,ii.s4o t oL.i.i.vn, tit'iii.
Dloomsburgr, February HI, H7.
Ojnflttioni of .SiiV: Tho one-third of tho pur
h iso monov'to retnain ehaned intoiutho oreml-
hes during tho tnlnrnl llfo of llntm Hobbln.-f,
low of tho wild deceased, nnd tho inU-irnt
theifitf to bo nnnually and ivr?ulnvly p ild lit r bv
tho mn cinder on too ilit dav ot .Mnv of each and
even-year during her uaturil 111 nml at her
tleath tho principal to bo paid by the pttichacr
to the poi miiis legally entitled lliereto.
Ten tier cent, of ono-fourth of the two-thirds of
tho pun-hast- money to bo pull ut the striking
down of the property; tho oiic-fmirth of tr-o t wo
tblrds, less tho ten per cent, at tho confirmation
nwiiur, mm ino leinamiim iwo-tnirtis in 0110
u r tnereattei. iu nneioNt in mi t bo eotitirnm.
tloiwW. Thu ourihaftor to nay for dec; nnd
Mumps. LH HOlIItLNS,
i euiuary .v, injc-ji, Auuiniiitiutor,
3lTr.LIC RALE OF VALUABLE
L lllOAL KSTAT11 In nurstvineo of an order
oi tho Orphans Court of Columbia County, on
BATCItDAY, MAUCH SlXTHIlXTir,
nt ten o'elciK-k hi tho forenoon, Jacob H'tnkov,
James Vm Kuiltey, John Han key aud John ltcich
nrd, LvecutorN ot the lat will und testament of
John Hankey.r.. lato of ( I'ntrocounty.tlLceased.
will exjMisn losnlo by publlo venilue, on tho pro
mibts, iho follow lug described renl estate, u lot or
TRACT OF LAND.
Kltunto in Scott township, In tho County of Co-
imnoin, oouuuen on ino noun oy lauo oi .nary
iieiue, on ino msr ana houui uy inna nt n. n,
Mellck, nnd on the weht by land of Andrew Ovv
elliur. containing f-eveiitoen acrch. nil lmnroveil
land.
AMiO! A ceitaln tract of land Mtuata In M"t.
Pleasnnt township, county aforesaid, 1 mmi tided im
the oast by lancl or J'icob Hurtol, on tho south
by land of James flrlmes, on tho west by lauds of
John Shipiuan, und on tho north by land uf John
Htetler.
CONTAINING FIFTY ACTUM,
nbout thirty ncres of which is cleaved land.
1 ..SO: A town lot. fa t unto In Lai d street, nnd
county ufojfNald, bounded on tho south by tot of
Harriet i;yer nno .bum MeiieJt.on tno west by a
lot of Elizabeth Miller, on tho norlh bv Mill
street, nnd on the east by tho main road leading
from lUoonisburg to onmcoAlllo, whereon mo
elected u latgo two and one-half story
D XV K LLING II O IT S 3.
nStoro House, nnd ntwo-ston- Finmo Dwelllns
j i on so. ino i uo esiaiooi biuo (loccastii, situate
In the townships of Hcott and Mount rietuant,
and county afoiesald.
Illoomburg, rebruary 7, lsoT.
fmtl!fian nftttU' Ten nor cent, of tho nnr.
clmso money to bo paid by tho purchaser or pur
(liacrb rn the day of sale, ono foartli f tho pur
clmso money less tho ten per cent, to bo imldon
t ho niisottito continuation of uale, und tlie bal
nnco In ono year Horn tho absolute confirmation
with interest lrom eontlrmatlon nisi. 1'iirLlmkiu-
or Pm chancre to pay for deeds ami stamps,
JACOM H VNKF.V,
.IA.MI.S W. HA.MvJiV,
JOHN HANKHV,
JUHN ULIUHAHI),
Executors.
February 1.1, iStf?,
OF
VALUAWiK
A UEAL j:sTATi:. In imrbuauco of un
onler
oi mo urpirms court or coluianln county, on
HATUItDAY, MAUCH NINTH.
nt ton o'clock In tbn forenoon, John Applernan,
a huluisliator of Halt Is Appleiuaii, late of Ihiu-
i'kk iownsiii', in saui eouniy, iioecaseii, will ev
iioso to halo by publio vendue, on tho promts,
the follow dig ilrM-rllied Heal Estate touit: All
that certain tract of land, situate in Hemlock
township, nlorenald.ndtoluinj; lands of tho lielrH
of Jacob llartman on iho wcsl. other limits nf
paid decedent nn Iho north, lauds of Jacob Ivm-
unit and i tennis mrsci on the east, nud lands of
Win, ihr r and Jumc Uoun&luy on thu bouth,
containltiK
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN AfTtKS
more or less- nUmt hlxty acie-s of hlch U cleared
bind, wheteon are erected a two and one-hulf
Moty I'll AMH DWEM.INtJ HOUSE, n Mono
kitchen, a lariro Il.tuk Uun, u wjiuoii shed nud
cow htable, u well of water nt the door of thu
dwelling lioiiKc, nnd no apple orchard.
l.so. All that certain trnttof land, fltualo
in the towiWilp aftreh.rd, hounded us fulUiwa:
adjoining binds of tho bt tm of John llruyler on
ino non u nun wer, ino noou noscrnHsi tract on
t Uo houth, and lauds of J lis, Emmltt on tin" east,
roNTA ixixo i;i aimu:s,
more or lew, nil ilenied land.Tbo nri-tnlwivodoK
crtbeil l-.cul.lecf tollio rluht to mine, uixl take
fmni It nt! the Iron ore, with Imneerf, cuieh nnd
retness In, o, nnd upon the Mild picmiM h, lAtte
tlu fftHle of Kild dri jKeJ, xlUuto In tho town
bblpof Hemlock, and county atireMdd.
Ji-isii CoLL'M in, Clerk.
Illoomsburt;, Tcbru-iry 7, itn,
Oii'.fojii nf S'llc The oiiO'Ihlrd of the pur
ebio.1 itiotM'V ii ifuiittn hailed ii'xui tho i n mU
hcH diirlh v llic n-tuual Lie 'f M.trii' t Applenuiu,
widow of ald dei i o.isl,aud the Jiitelt! ila-reol
to In .iiinuiillj nnd u.ulaily pfdd Ia the s.ild
inireh im l or puic'mst losald !ai;,aicl Appb'
liiiui. on llii-tlt,l tUi nl Mux id inch nud eerv
. ti diu b r nid hi' il Mle, olid ut her dealll Iho
pitnctp ii to pjitd ii iho p.miiiiiftcr or pureiia
i.i-i'i to I hn oeihoiiH teir illv entitled thereto. Ten
f r ent. of iine-toiiith of the luo-thlrds i f iho
laii'l'tiMO utuie) to ho paid on (he dav of
suit, and orv-fmtrth or the luo-tuiuit u.n
Un ncr ecpt. on 11k aoAiilule mi urinal on of
half, and Iho b.il inco ot thu tun-thirds In ono
ear Io m tho (onlhiiiutloii. villi ljiieii.L fioiu
(oiiliitit.iiton nisi, l'iitch.iM-r oi iuichnMers to
Hie I'oiiOH uno iinnitiJii;i h on me i-ieimci id re-
ciuutothe wMow nud leal icpn w illume of
Hit n tid ih'CiiiM-1 tho ntlnelutt and lnteitiof
llw nei'-Hilid nlnio nientlono"!. J'un-hiserM to
pa iur ouds and hlaitii"'.
JuJIN M'l'LKM W,
lVbrLry n. 1-j7 A-1-1'11 v-t'-
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QlIAULEa Wt SNYDEIt,
jir.Af.rn I if
II A It I) W A It Kf
I HON, NATW, ftTHKL, AC, AC, AO,
MAIN HTItKF.T, llf-OOMrtltritO, riJXN'A.
Talso thts method of lnforinltiKtliocIlIeitsof Co
lumbia couly, Hint lio linn opetieU nn rxtot!lve
Hantwnru toro on Main Mreet, in illoomsburfj,
nojtr Iron street, nnd that bo has on hand a
LAItOLIl HTOCK AND MrrTLU AKSlHlTHl)
ttinti can Ihj found nny whero elaoln tho county,
nnd w likh ho Inlendi to sell nt prices w hlch tkfy
cotnietltlon.
CHAINS, AXES, 8TEEL, IIION.
I bnvo clmlnp, nil nlrei. nxen, nil mako nnd
wo!i-hl,Mocl,nU tdzoit, Iron, nil pimped, nnd nil
very low.
iiuiLDnrt'B it aii mv a ui:t
of everj dcscrlptloin. Nnlls, nxlo pulleys, sash
cords, latches, lorksnml ktio1K,bntt flcrows,fft.sh
fnftlfl, window fpiInRt, bno knobs, htrnp hlnjtes,
hnspsnndKtaplefl, books nnd Maples, nnd In fact
civerythlin; needed In that (Inc.
COACH tt WAriON MAKI'lW HAUUWAUn.
ombrncln( nlmost overy thing in that line. Also
HAUXlXri MAIvfilW IIAItDWAHLi,
riuckles, Japanned t buckle, Mlvcf plattsl; bltttt
yf every kind , HAltM, Iron pad trees t HAMna,
wootl ( Rnddlo treeH,l(! trees, girth web, worsted
nnd cotton t thread, silk, nwls nud noodles, tools
of all kinds.
HHOnMAKnU'fl HAUDWATIE,
A full nssortmont forenrpenters. I havo planes
nil kinds, saws; hand ,wnnelt rip, nnd compass
squares stoel, iron, nnd tryt boring machines,
chlsles, ntiKcrs, bovels, mnlkts, braeen, gauges,
plows, rules, bits, nnd nbout cvcrytlilng for car
penters. Fcm thi; rnori.rj GnNLitALiA
I hnvo -oal
hods, coal
shovels, scoops,
coal Fitters, lant
cms,tablo cutlcrjMocket
cutlery, plated upoons,
plntetl forks, seners, tea nnd cof
fee pots,butterknlveB,tnIll saws,
cro-is cut saws, circular saws, KaiiRsaws,
(Ues, horsofhocs,wrenclics,rlvcts,ham
mors, hatchets, mattocks, picks, forks, grub
bing lioes, shovels, Bpades, spading folks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins, twlno, skates, plows, cotlln trim
mings Finery, red chalk, whlto chalk, wire,
horse nails, meat cutters, scales, wash lioards,
horso buckets, wootl en palls, clothoa
pins, glue, door mats, iorch mats, par
lor mats, corn poppers, imlnt
blushes, inrso brushes, slclgU
bells, beel calks, enamel
ed kettles, brass kettles,
coppor kettlos,
Btowkgttles.saueo
pan s,b road
nsos,iialls,
Slcslgos, curtnltl flxturew,
Thlmbloskidus nnd boxes,
Iumps, lcml plpn, oUt
Tarrol ropo nni hundreds of articles not ,enu-
mornted coniUutly on hand (ft
chahlls w.SNYDnn'fl,
Main Street, llloomsburg.
DRY GOODS.
M1
ILLEU'S STOKE.
rRKaii AnniVAL of
tsrniNa and bummhk goodk
Tho subscrlljcr has Just returned from tho cities
with niiothcr largo und select assortment of
bPIUNG AND HUM M EH GOOUS,
purcbasod lit New Yoiknnd l'hlladelpblant tho
lowest ilguio,nnd whlehholsdeterinlned to sell
on as inodeinto terms ns can bo iirocured qlse
whero in lllootusbtirt?. His .stock cotuprl.sei
LADIE.S' miEb-S GOODS
of tho choicest styles nnd latest fashions, toc-etb( r
wlthnlurgpnsMHlinent of Dry Goods nud Gro
ceries, consisting of tho fuUowlng'artlclost
Carpets,
OilCbiths,
Cloths,
Casstinore,
bhawls,
Flannels,
hilks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Ibmphlclrts,
MimIIus,
Jlollowwnro
(Vdaruaio
Queenswnro, Huidwaro
Kits nnd HIioom,
Hats and CttpH,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
.Looltliis-OIa-sseH,
Tobacco,
Coileo,
Hugar.s,
Tons,
Itlco,
AUsplco,
Ginger,
- Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
In short, orylhln usually kept in country
stores, to which ho Invites the nttention of tho
public generally, Tlyi highest prlcowlll bo paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
8. II MILLER,
Arcade Buildings, Illoomsburg, Fa.
QKKAT 3HCUUCTION IX I'lUCES
AT I'r.TEU ENT'H 6TOUE,
IN LUJIIT S1T11EET,
op
FALL AND WIXTEIt GOODS.
THE fiubscrlber has Just reeelvtsl nnd luv on
hand ut old btnud in Light Htreet, a largo and
beleet
.VSSOKTMEXT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased nt tho lowest fltnno, and wblcJi hois
determined to bell on as tnoilenito terms nyenn
ba procured elsewhere In IJsht Street,
20Ji cash on cauxniY miODUcn.
His stock consists of
LADIES' DUESS GOODS,
cholcint styles and. Intent fathIons,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Cuntf,
. HllkH, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Knllm-tla, Ctuslmers,
Cottonndes, Kentncky Jeans,
AC, SU, AC.
anoouniEs,
(iueensware, Cedarwarc, Hardware, Mrtllclncx,
Drngs, Oils, Paints, Hc,
boots a snoi:s, HATS a cars.
Inhhort evtrylblna usually kept In a ountry
store. T'.t i-atroiino of hN old friends nnd tho
pulilic ucnoraily. Is lespectuilly Millclted,
The hlKhest market prk-u paid Un country pro
diuv. PETEU E.NT.
Unlit Rtreet, January J. 1V7.
KUCH ANDISH.
NOTICE IS Hi:miV CUVEN
To my mends nnd thu public generally, that nil
lClliiUltf
DltY GOODS,
GUOCKKIKS,
Qui:i:x3VAm:,
NOTIONS, AC,
nrijcuiislyntlyon hand nivl forwlo
AT HAltTON'B OLD HTAND,
Lluj.)iilii-:o, UY
3 M1 If. nVEV
ry ,n, R.,le Awnt fur ru n' VlbHl'ii.vii or
LUm I.ni l.)t uj;.Maat!" :i li.i.l. liLbo"
CLOTHING.
jKW STOCK OI' 0LOTII1NO.
Ym nrrlvnl of
l'AM, AND WlN'Tflfl (100m.
DAVID LOWHMIItfltd
Invltei nttention to liln fIotK of
C'ltliAf AND FASIflONAIUX ClOTHINtt.
nt ltli Htoremi
Main Strict, tro iloon nlwvo Iho Amcrlcnn IIwiso,
Illnombnm, l'n.,
wliro ho hu Jttat nwlvcil from Nctf York Mvl
rilluJ:l'hlu n full nwrtincnt of
M UN AND HOYS' CLOTHINO,
lnc 1 nl I ntl Uio mont fashlounUo, dnr&Uo, nnd
haiiduuma
DltCMS 0OOD3,
conlslIng of
box, back, rnoctc, oom, and onaiOTii
COATS ANDTANW,
of nil norti,i!l?.o, nnd color, Uo lifts nlso roptou.
inlic-a M. nlrendy larBO Btoclt of
FALL AND WINTlUt SHAWM,
STiiirni), Fiatmr.D, and ti.ain visth,
8IIIUTS, CHAVATW, STOC1CS, COLL.ll,
HANDKHitcnini'H, aisvcH,
susrnNDKiw, and fancy auticms
Uo luvi coiitnntly on lulud a largo and ttull-.t
lcctcil asHorttuuut of
CLOT1 W AND VESnNfJfl,
Tlilch ho Ii prcpnrott to mnko to order Into 011?
kind of clothing, on very nhort notice, nnd In tho
best tnnnnor. All hln clothing 1 mndd tovriu,
nud most of It li of homo manufacture,
OOI.D WATCHUS AND JEWKLilY,
of everj dcrlptloii, flno nnd chenn. HI. capo of
Jewelry 1 not burpivssiHt In thlft placo. Cull and
cxamlno his general assortment of
CLOTHINO, WATC11IJA, JEWELI1Y, 4a.
DAVID I3WKNDUIIO,
TW'EW CLOTII1NQ AND GENTLE-
MKN'S FUUNISIIINa STORE.
Tho undersigned rosiwetfully nnnoiinec to Mn
mnny frlonds that ho hai opened a new Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Btoro, In tho loru
room of tlio llartman Dulldlns, noulhwcet oornor
of Malii and Market Streets, Ulooinsljurt', fu.
Having Just returned from riilladclplitn with n
I.argo Stock of
FALL AND WINTKn crXrTIIINO
nnd
G ENTIEMEN'S I'UnNIHlIINa GOODS, 4a, An.
ho Hatters himself Hint lis am plonsoiUl. IIU
Block comprises
MEN'S, HOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
such nn
DltEStt, COATS,
BACK COATS,
OVERCOATS,
SlIIUTS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
UNDEIlSIIinTS.
DUAWEItM,
QpLLAIW
NECK-TIES,
II03II5UY,
BUSrENDEISi,
HANDKErtCIIIEFH,
UMDUELLAS, ia
nnd In fact CTorythlng In tho Clothing or Fur
nlfhlng Uno nt vory low prlccn.
In ivlilllldii to Uio Abovo he has an elegant u
hortmcntof
CIJTHS, CASSI.VEttlW, AND VESTIN
CIxmiINO MADE TO OUHEIl AT TUB
SIIOUTHST NOTICE.
Will nnd seo Ixro purchasing cNcuhero, on.1
KECUItE CltlLVT IUUOAINS.
oct0-ly J. ,V. CIinMlinitLAIN
s
XYDElt, IIAUULS & I3ASSKTT,
Man u fact mora nnd Jobliera of
MEN'S AND110VH CLOTHINO,
Nim. .US Market, nnd 522 Commcrco Htroet.,
Phllalclrbl.i.
MISCELLANEOUS ,
E.
A. JlENmtY,
Bucccssor to Hendry & HarrK
Mtuiuicturer and Whn!i.n!u lKvder tn
DOOTHANDBIIOUrt,
No. 65 North Thlnl Btroolk
rhlln.1pi,in.
Y)U. V. 11. HUAULEY,
tiiio AHsbinni .Mcuicnl J)Irector o. H. Army,)
I'HYHICIAN AND HUltOKON,
!Somconttho Forks llolul, lllooinsbnri;, I'u.
QiIIs promptly nttended to Ixrth ulsht and Oay.
Bloomsbnrs, Jnn. 19, 1NJ7.
JJ- D. STILES,
IilCE.MiBD AUCTIONEER,
FOU Tlin TIIIRTEnSTII I'ESSSYLVASIA DHTHICT,
nlwnj's tftlm found nt tho Omnsevllln Hotel, In
orancevllh', Hales or rvnl or peisonnl piojrtr
ntti-mb'd tnprutnptlymul on riiMuablu IfrniM,
C'onslKuruents solicited nnd sold on commission.
A sliuio of publlepntvonncoresncctlully bollclteil.
unu.i;viiln, 1 t'hrnary 1 , Wi7-2m.
A
UCTIONEER.
JAMES K. UVKIt,
Hnvlncr had much oxnerlonoo am u Pnbltn Von.
dnoCiler, has taken out n
UNITED STATICS LICENSE,
nnd takes tliis motliod to Inform his friends nnd
tho public Rcnorally, that hornnnlwuysb) lound
ut IUutoVb Old Htam. UloomsburK, ready to
attend to nil culls In his line. fclWtrr-ly.
rpiIE KEYSTONE CLOVER SEED-
STRIPPER,
rATENTED OCTOBER 2, 1600",
This simple, though eneetlve tnnchlno Ifl ndintf
ted by nil Hcientitlcobscrvetstoljo tho most dlus?t
ilevico for Kntberlntr clover eed yet dlscovuresl.
A inero Ktanco nt it Is hulUclem to oonvluco tho
most obtuse mind of Its practical utility.
It strips the clover head from thuMnlk leaving
tho straw standlns uym tho Krounrt, It Iseastly
drawn hy ono borne, uud nsjuires but ono man or
boy to wotk it.
It is compact, Blmplo InBtructure, nndnotllaV
blo to ect out of order, nnd can 1j cheaply uot ujv
Tho reat ndvantneo In this machine it., wo
h.io tho seed Katlierc-d lu tho chair, leody for tlui
clover mill or liuller, besbk-s savliiK tbo preat
leuuthof tlmonnd latiorof mowing, handling niul
tbreshlnu It Horn tho Mraw, It will nlsn pay ev
ery fanner to eather his ecd with thin nrmhlnor
on account of the savins of tho beed which U lott
in tho old way of ipithfrini? It,
Extraordinary lnducenunton"erodtocnerKtb)
men who wisii to purchase Stato or county J tights.
For pattluularn white
1 WLUfMAN A ItEINriOLI),
CENTUAI4A.
Jan2V07. Columbia County,
FjvUE LOST CAUSE,
Tub Only Btandabd Official
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF TUB
"WAR.
lly Edward A. I'ollnnl, of Virginia,
BAMUEL SCH W KITE H I KEU OV MHTLIN
Tow nshlp, h is prncuiod tho Agency of Columbia.
County, for tho bale of tiro nUvu work. It com
t riM m u lull account of tho rlo nud pi-ourcs, of
the late Houtlrcrn Confeterncy, thu camimliznK,
b.titloh, Inchli-nts nud adventures of tho inobt k1
uaiille Miut;i;loor tho W'oild shUtory. tonipb to
Inono kiri;o olumo of no.irly tiO pago, will.
TWKNTY-FOUH SPLENDID fiTEEL
ruETUAITW
of dlsiluui'.h'Ml iHmtedcmto loaders, Tho histo
ry of the vanquished has too often fallen to
Iuu H?u tf Ibu vlf tor, and to Iiinuio justice to thu
houtluiiM in e, th- pen must m taken hy fc.nw
fijiitl ci n man wlm Is willing to ilvoio his I mm
tuidtult'iiti to tlui indlwUionoi hl isHtntr.. men,
lu n hlshviv which shall chalknnn tlitfcntlMMn
or the inulhrfuiit, nud linitothc utteiu'utiol ail
hone, t Inquirer-, Siu-ha woi't will tsjofpis-ull.ir
lutciout Ui tho cnndld nud iu(clhrcitt public uf
tae North, and Is of tJio utint inisirtaiici'tollirt
(unplo ol thohtulhcrn Mates. fr. IS.Ihtd. of
bllwiltur in (be Mouth, l doubtless tbo bcst
jualiflei to pieivireii ronipN-tf rid standard bb-lot-y
of Uu War, and to loimnTi to tho pnvwnt
und ftituie cuier.itiiiiia I'.filiful and wurt'tv n
conl of thelrwrAit stnifl" and of n cause kt,
.ivel.i Iminir, h n li.c hefii employed dm m ti
I ht'e u Uh ut ill W'tit tdaor ot ft Kl'l. nint
uev -iMtpAi 'fcluT