THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
he a
OM&IIVIlUi FIUMAY, A1HII. 10, isot.
TiiH Repuoncan isucicnuing "aiioon-
llutlcr.
X11E several mm played by tlio Band
jut Tuesday evening wore- excellent.
Mr.. Ostrander nns uccn eonnrmcti
- - . 1 -- . r-i i .
ost Jld'icr at iinviiii', niter n imni
intcft.
WILLIAM L. MAE-DOCK AND CO.
oalera in lino groceries, No. llfi South
,r.i-..l. I .- . 1 . r. l T ) - .. 1-
lllt'."-'I
THE largest, best and cheapest nssort-
... aF Ufnima ntwl TlnifnHi Im tl.n
Will VI wiuivj ...tit . inumu ... fc.ivj
janly, is at tno storo ot wnimm m.
The Hadical-Negro-Suffraglto State
invention will moot at Williamsnort,
ltnniltiif Timn O.UI. Jr. .,n...t..nn
j canulunto for the Supremo Bench.
A concert will bo given in Seminary
nail on Saturday evening April EOth,
i Dr. u . o. i-iuuura uiusa in yuuu mu
io. Doors open at 8 o'clock. Admls
ion twenty-fivo cents.
i nun suuai juuh isi js iriuwinir cun
stantly and steadily. Tho blows wonro
.A n f in Ifflrltnnl nnnni hnrn nin r.t f
t . f 1- -1 l
ini our iriL'iiu.i Biiow mcir ninroe. uinn
iy tiiLutitiiuu inii vnv.v-nv turn iivvj
paper.
TnE Columbian account of tho
i Blnnmsbiirtr Liitornrv Iimtltntn Dn.llnn.
tion has been highly spoken of by many
aitnc oesi, iuuu.ii. mm uyiarmost reau
able. Wo sliall continuo to merit tlio
MHn.lnl nn 41i vt..l.1t
iMronTANC.n of a Vote. Tho Now
xin.on .ffliMett BniM xnnr. l r .nrrnn
i the Democratic eanamato m tno BIX'
! teenth Senatorial District of Connecticut
Is defeated by four votes ; and this gives
tho Scnato to the Republicans by ono
majority.
C. B. Bkockway has been appoint
ed by tho President, as Consul to San
Jose, in Costa Rica. Ho has also been
confirmed by the Senate. Tills appoint
ment was notonlyunsolicited,but,unox
pected, as ho knew nothing of It until
after his confirmation. Ho has not dc
elded to go.
Oun enterprising druggist, John It,
Mover, has just replenished his stock
from tho Eastern markets, with au as
sortment such as tho wants of the pub
liedemand. Mr. Jfoycr has long been
established in tlio business, and there
fore knows what tho multitudo need.
His placo of business Is on tho West
siilo of Market Street.
The editors of tho Columbian' aro
writing sanctlmonlos lectures on moral
ity l Jcepuoiican.
Tlio readers of the Republican novcr
expect to find anything of that sort in
its columns. They aro treated to a very
different sort of reading ; and wo leave
tho public tojudgo which ismorolikely
to bo profitable and beneficial.
Tun heaviest charge that Uio Radical
Republican can bring against tho Col-
UMBiAN.istliat it, tho Columbian, isn
moral paper, tiiat it publishes lectures
on morality, and that Its editors write
what tho radical in elegant language
calls "religious squibs." "Wo bclicvo
wo can bear tho full weight of that
charge, and trust wo shall ever bo found
to teach and practico all tho Cliristiau
virtues, not forgetting liberality and
chastity.
Ox Friday, April 2Gth by order of tho
Grand Lodgo I. O. of O. F. a national
Thanksgiving will bo held throughout
tho United States. Wo published tlio
order a few weeks ago. In accordanco
with" it, Van Camp Lodge nt this place
will meet at tho M. E. Church on tho
day specified, at half past teu a.m. Rev,
J. R. Dimm will deliver a sermon, and
Rev. Mr. Prlco an address upon tho oc
casion. Members of adjoining lodges
and tho public generally aro invited to
attend.
Senatoii Saulsiiuiiy Sent Home
to Reform. In consenuonco of the
continued drunkenness of Senator
SxuLsnunY. of Delaware, n resolution
was offered a few days ago in tlio Senato
to expel him. His friends liavo taken
him home where ho will remain during
tho recess. Unless ho reforms ho will
bo oxpelled. Republican.
It Is scarcely necessary to say to our
readers that thcro Is not n word of trutli
in tho above. To bo found in io Repub
lican is sufficient evidence of its falsity
Its editor must feel desperate.
Tun water has been lot into thoNorth
Branch Canal, but boating Is at astand
still. Hugo masses of lco cover tlio
tow-path abovo Nantlcoko dam, and it
Is estimated that It will cost llvo Hun
dred dollars to removo them.
Wo have also been Informod that a
number of rocks and stones havo been
thrown into tlio canal abovo "Wllkesbar-
re, which will require tinio to havo them
removed. Tho prospect for .tho boat
men Is not brilliant wo aro sorry to say,
Wo know of no class of men more uso-
ful, and yet who nro so poorly paid for
tho amount of labor nnd privation they
undergo.
P. John claims to havo got another
letter. Of eourso It Is n proftmo one.
Every man who writes to him seems to
bo ablo to tako his exact measure, and
oaths and vulgarity abound. If such
letters wero genulno, which they are not,
no gentleman would publish them; If
false, as they are, I'. John nlono would
do so.
So, ngaln, when ho writes to himself
a letter, not stated to contain two dol
lars, ho forthwith abuses nnd denoun
ces tho writer j but two dollars fills tho
placo of his soul to overilowlng, nutl ho
goes off In ccstncles.
TUB KALEIDOSCOPE:
" A map of.lmsy life
ItH llitetuatloiis mid Its vast concerns.'
NO. XVI.
pope's Virginia campaign.
Tim wrltr. nf 11,1c n iwl l,n fnu. tnnnm1.
lin llliml.nra nf tin, KnlnliWnnr. .Inrw
not pretend to give a history of tho nr-
mvnmlnr flnn. 1rmn Pn.iimmiil. ,..
nf nut nnrHnillnr fVsi!ia nt IlK'tatnti In
it
but will briefly relate such incidents as
.inwn.ll1ll.lnr llU rm-ll iiiimrvntlnn in.
frptiir-r U'tfh Rllnl. l.Mnrlnnl i,nln nml
inlin.irniililnnl ilnsortnf Inna na l, mn
dpnm1..tnrnt!np-nti.ni,..l.!l,..
" I
Tho impolicy of tho Administration
In making rapid changes of command,
crs was never better Illustrated than
when Mr. Lincoln placed Gen. Pope at
thnlmndnf "Tim Armvnf Vlrrlnln."
Ills reputation in tho regular army, bo.
foro tlio war, was bad, nnd bis only rcc-
- ...
ommondatiOIl Was tho Victory nchlCYCd
lSiniUli.NO. iU. ,
rt I IT
,1 izn ninnv nr linr nT nin n-niinni lu wi
believed that tlio armies of tho Kast had
never been fought, and that tho rebel
Army of Virginia was as undisciplined
a mass of gurillas as those who had op
posed him on the Mlosalvuppl.
Any good opinion thearmymay have
formed of him, however, was dissipated
by tho braggart order issued by him up
on taking command, hi which he said :
"I have come to you from tho est,
lnnf II I.. .i..i. 1 ni.l,
, "V 1 tiurtiiiiibij vn-i.mn.il '"
hcadrpiarters would bo in tho saddle."
Unother grave mistake on his part
was tho order ssue.I to t in mon
entW'Mvhieh tly
.in i.nllmitnrl llo.,.n
"to live off of the
interpreted to me;
v u'"1" ..........v.
and which soon spread demoralization
11 i ii , . , ,,
through tllO ranks. Not only was dU-
nlnllnn rnlnvn.1 .nwl tfnm,l 1., r-n
nlnllnn ,lvn,l .....1 si,ni !,, r- .,.,(
cipuno relaxeu,una straggling freiiuent,
but tho inhabitants were Incited to
islstancc by scenes of rapino
and outrage, which finally Drought out
Tnir f i.4Brtni o,.i .
Jell. Davis's famous order to treat rope's
mcors as "felons, cut-tliroats, and
thioves."
iVt tlio time Pope joined, his army was
much scattered, our Government having
been trying tho plan of spreading the
smallest possible number of men, over
Dm...1iu.oiuiviiuuiuu ' ". "-i
greatest pOSSiblo amount Of surface.
T, . , . .
Popo wisely commenced concentrating
his command for tho purposo as he ex-
pressed it, of "laying off on tho ene
mies flanks." Our Division was en
camped in tho vicinity of tho beautiful
city of Warrcnton, then occupied by
our troops for tho first time. I say "oc-
cupicd" becauso neither Geary's nor
Ulenkcr'S Division's Stopped long
enough even to try tho virtue of tlio eel-
enriueil rarquier WIUIO ftUlplllir
bprillgs. THIS placo Hail long been tllO
rosortof aristocratic Southerners, nnd
one of tho hotels alono was capable of
ucconiodntinc 1000 people. Chief Jus-
Men r.irsliiill lin.l mn.ln ir. his linmn
ComodoroAri Catesby Jones of revolu-
tionary famo had his residence- In its vi-
einitv. and men of later dato such as
Extra Rilly Smith, "and tliocommand-
er of tho "Florida."
At tlio opening of tho campaign,
Pope's forco amounted to GO.nnn men.
Tho Corps wero commanded by M'Dow
ell Ranks, and Sigel. King's Division
of M'Dowcll's Corps wasnt Fredericks
burg, hisbrigadc.commandcrs being Au
ger and Patrick. Our Division was
commanded by Gen. James B. Ricketts
of Bull Run fame, and ho was ably sup-
ported by Hartsuff, Tower and Duyroa.
Ranks had under him Crawford, Green,
Princo, Gordon and Geary; and Sigel,
who was in tlio valley with Fremont's
old command was supported by Cooper
and Slough. Bayard commanded our
cavalry, and Hatch led Bank's troopers,
Our Battery was commanded by Capt
E.'NV. Matthews, aud tho sections during
that campaign wero under Lieuts. God-
bold, Case, and Brockway, Lieut. Rlcl;
ettsbeinc absent on recuiting Ferviee.
Wo wero armed with six pieces of rifled
-lll II. 1. !.,. 11. nn :,ln,n In
uuuury, uiu juiia m-iug iiiitu uiuiio ...
diameter, yet. wcrocapauiu m iiirowinK
a ten pounder shot or shell tho distance
of two nnd a half miles. Tho battery
was well drilled, fully equipped, aim
went Into tho campaign with ono hun
dred and fifty men,
On tlio 5th of August (1SG2) wo moved
lrom our camp on ine neugeman m vur,
and shaped our course towards Culpep
per, where a concentration of troops was
to bo made. Tho day was so Intensely
hot that nn unusual number of hordes
and men gavo out and were loft by tho
wayside; and tho clouds of dust caused
by tho trampling of so many men made
respiration and sight equally dinicuit
Wo encamped for tho night on Hazel
Ulver, anil a low moments aner mo
Ktrnnin u-ns swnrniinir with men CD.l0.V-
.... I) -
i.,lmi,.,ciinl liiviirvnf a hath. At
11,1 a nnlnt 'rlnrlnii4 SnrarrtlO Carrel's"
rigadoJoinedus,inwhicliwastho81tli
and 110th Pennsylvania Heglnients.
rrs I .1I t . 1 ..... ..I. I I 'iiltsftW.
loiiuwuig.my .v,.-
preceeded us. Btonownll Jackson'scom-
inanil. wo ascertained was at Gordens-
' .,
vlllo. twenty-live miles to thoSotith.
n.., lll.A'.,..w.frMi Ijrlnhlll
uuijn.-1'i'uii " .
historic legends
III the Clerk's oiuco 111
tho Court Houso appears this vcnorauio
entry :
: 20th July, 171. (0. R.) Oeorgo
AVn.l.lmrtnn. nonf. iimdueed a Com-
mission from tho President and Master
iiiiuiiiMn."..i j.
of William and Mary College, appoint
Ing him to bo survovor of this county,
which was read, and thercopon ho took
tho usual oaths to Ills majesty's person
nnd L'overniiii'iit. and took and sun
scribed tlio abjuration oath and tcst.and
then took tlio oath of Mirveyor, accord-
ini? to law."
Heroalo wero nuseil tho eeicuraieu
mlnuto men" of tho Uovoliitlon, of
whom John Randolph nahl In tho Sen
ato "thev wero rni.-ed In a mlnuto,
firmed In n minute, marched In a mill-
nti. fmiL'ht in a minute, and vanquished
in u miiiuto" They wero orgaulzed by
whero wo have always seen the backs of : . , , tn divorcovHrwomrtrmoRhouidn
tho cnemies-from any army whoso 1 " i uetumabioMoHdny, May ? xn. i
... J . 47 . lm vnnm with iinwilnr. hut. iliov rnnhl n.. in, AMlrKI H1
hiwlnrw It h'w lionn fnunonir tlio ndenpen. 1 ."., - rf . liioomsuurir. March 1. 1Mj7.
ryUnaio!eiani,n Men fount-, whoso fiol TX Till' COURT or Common I'leas
policy has been attack and not defense." wet wits to Iooen n plank In tho lloor. lKonT1,BCou.VTYnl..c.,i.tiHni.v:
ITnl i ,i,m,,,o (,,, They next tried to fcllioko hllll out With Maiiy J. Masnino, by l,erl lebrunryTerm.lRlT,
JiO lUaO SpOKO 111 COIltelllplUOUS terms , , ' , , ,, , . , ,, next friend AlniiH llnrlnn, ) No. 11,
r iii.nnu r c tt,.o ...,.i u...,. r brinistorio and Indian pepper, but fall- u. anukewj. manning. I in Divorce.
Of "bases Of supplies, mul lines of ,, To Andrew J. MannliiK. l(enon.lent. HIri-Tlie
order of Patrick Henry, then command
er of tlio Virginia forces, and among
their ofllccrs was Thomas Marshall, and
his i-on Chief Justice Marshall. Their
ling horo the inscription "Tho Culpep
per Minute men. Liberty or Death I"
TllO CClltrO Of tllO fll'lll llllll a COllM rat
tloSllnke, intended torCpreSCtlt Virginia!
n,ld twclvo rattles, ono for each of tho
OtlierStateS,audbeloWtllOW0rds"doil't
trend on mo." A writer of tho ttmo
ndl,3 "lhu Corl's wero dressed In green
hunting slllrtS With tllO Words 'LlllER-
TV Oil DEATH' ill huge WhltolfttOrS On
lr i"' 111 UlCir IllUH Weru UUCK-
tails, and In their belts tl.oy carried
..,1. ,1.a ,,,! ,!.,. tntni ,1 4
," "ik "
revolutionary wng, seeing i no inscrip-
110,1 01 u Llr ,V10,u?ul 11 woT
vcro uul .. ","r . ,cu ,lm 1,0 ,:
10 l'""sl mo worn were nitcreu
to "AMnty or be Crippled.'
Culpeppcr also bad the honor of bc-
j. iw.,., r ri. T,M.n.,i oft.a
, -vti i,.., a
L .11 tt it i 41.- i in.,.. r rt a. I
. , , . .. . . ,
r I'll L (llSllIl(JLlt)Il 11L LiltJ UitLLies Ul 1 TL'IIL
- ...... ---- i
C'aiiHlcn, Guildford Court House, nnd
aimu ui iuiivi i
Will o lor iilillnUornl1.ua linl.lf.. linw.
""w ' f
ever, they nro stnlnerttby tho persecu-
UUIl Ul IKIIHISt Jllllll'SlUin 11UUUL 11 UL'IIIU- I
ij hu. vmuii iiiujii.iuj isuiiuiuin vu-)
the Hov. James Ireland who was Im
prisoned In tlio county Jail for his rcllg'
loin opinions, tlio Virginians in this in
stanco proving to bo as intolerant as
lK 1" mil us nui, .v uutiui uuu luujiin-
oplnnllv nilinlnlsirnl tinUnli nnd
u nctuIUI niinunisircu ponon, anu
1 1 1 "ul ' .
" '" ...n. iu ui. u.ii...
Chirstiaiiity in those days, and I
fcar WO witnessed US atrocious crimes 011
tin..mncnll itt.rl. tlin iutc:n nF mlit
same sou uiuitr ino guiao oi pain-
otlsm. 3Ir Ireland In trlvhi!? an nc-
""ini. Jir. Artumu in b'y'fa a
COUllt Of ills persecutions Said : "JlypriS-
COU1H 01 Ills porsecillions nam : "jiy pns-
,,.., ,, i. .i . i r,mii, 1
.1 X. .
"""" . . " ' J.'v M;V.olT,
presence, a uoj seiuom
" 1 l"u,uu u u B,",iu lUKU" " "
U1VH1U iiuuuiiua luw.uii mi;, wiuuil
.. b . . . ,
l" 1C1 mY ,? 1U w, I0M
U'rs in 11110 worus, srum inyjiuiucei
Ill LUipeppCr." 1
...- . . , . ii. , r ii.. i i
11113 iiincu isxne jiuiuu ui uiu ix-iu-
brated Mosby who is nowpractisinglaw
there. Mayor Wntlach of Washington
, ni,,,, tlirrc nnd owns a fine
nls WM re'S1-11 lIlcrL 111111 "ns " "uu
place ill town.
J, B R O W E R,
J.
Is now offering to tho public his Stock of
S V R I X G GOODS
consisting In part of a full lino of
INGRAIN, "WOOL. AND
RAG
c.ir.rnis
rino cloths nud casslmcra for Ladles' conts,
haxd'.omk. mir.ss noons,
ot ftn patterns nnd (lunlllles, Inlalds nnd Prints
of vnrlous qualities nnd prices,
nLnAciir.D and imowx muslins,
LAME'S FRENCH CORSETS,
and
UAtiJlUllALi Olvlllio
Good assortment of
www cniT.DitEy.i gaiterm hoots.
rrem Groceries ana apices.
Xcw assortment of
GLASS AXD QUEENS-WAKE,
FX NO. 1 MACKEREL
In one-half nnd one-fourth barrels.
Now Is tho time to mnke jour selections, as I
nm offerinc coods at very low prices, and our
motto W fair dealing to all, and not to bo under-
old by any. J. J. llllowr.lt.
llloomsbnrg, April 12, 18C7.
APPLICANTS FOR HOTEL, ItEs-
X1.TAUHAM A.U l,llUUll riluilL. lill-..-
mm vmlr-rt l heri-hv ctven that tho folloulliET
persons havo niado application to the l'rothono
tary of Columbia County for Tavern, Restaurant
anil Liquor Hloro Jjicenso io oo gruuieu ub ino
coming May Term:
.Tohn I,eaeock
Tavern
Jolm K CaMow
fieo W Muucer
llern.inl htohncr
O A Jaeoby
Ij I Mendenlmll,
W'mlKJtlmoro
John F Cnslow
JohnS Mann
C Shuman A Hon
John .1 Stiles
M II Gilchrist
Henry J Clarlc
.1 It KIMler
l'hlllpiiotbeliaU
.1 I Hunyau
IpvI Keller
John Orover
A W I'reamer
DTM'Klerman
Llauor Rtoro
lltllltf lloust
I Beaver
Benton
Tavern
liorwlc c
Catawissa
Hating Houso
CnttiiR House
Tavern
I.lquor Storo
Ciuti-aiia
conpgham
"
i avern
Themas .Monroo
Samuel Leiby
i; Unaug'st
Cornelius M'Cam
Milton K fox
Joseph 1-' Long
Humphrey l'arker
John Ilartmau
LudwlsThlelo
JokIiuh Woraer
John ICllna
A K Smith
Samuel Itlmby
Cleo II lirown
M elicit
Jacob (iootl
John Snyder
pi-hi,,..
urcenwoou
iIemi0C..
Locust
Matllson
"iVaLnt
jnraei juimrauy
cott Vhlllp 1) Keller
Jolm saati
rnh llmitni-1
4 j i) uicts Katlng Houso
JESHi; coLKM A, lTotnonoiary,
nioomsburg, April 12, 1WI7.
V Russell's Itch Ointment, Immediate, tm
certain cure ;;",,firfT'
11 IS also ll huro reiut-uj mi uttu
llusselrs null lineuiu umiiuent, w m..,-.iv.--
inwii '" ' 'I""":,:,"' - M
Thfso ointments are certain, safe, and reJbiblo
l .... .1 I. hnv. unil nm ll.ttlV KVlb
"r"1'1"' '"uu "
1'"' eiy "ll l'rcxlst mdlc no aeaiMs.
wh;i
j-.fie, $1.50. l'"ri'tf7-an.
I ii
T)Tnrl TrT.PPTTnN AN ELEC
It .1.,.. nnnrc nt thrt ('jitnwiRhit Hrlilco Com-
.mi;o Xil&W ofVai':
;iWi,Mi, on .VMdau, a suihiiau 0 .uuy, isw. be-
iucii 1 10 hours or one una lour o noi-K, r. o,
tecntnouuurs u joii.v hiiapI.ehh,
in tiirnH-i"ii t",
. Aurll 5, isa,
nriau-ina UrMtc QffUv, X NMTClary.
AprllS.lSW. J
fUANaEVIl
n ATCTlVATTrR NORMAL SUM-
v.;, I'on
next lernioi una insiivunt."
mvn.i 1. AVHIL. 13n. 107.
Tuition per term of eleven weeki , from l,ou to
1 iLmnl lliL'OOil laillllli'A Pt'i wt-r.. .
" 11. p. walker, rrinciri.
Nniirr. All nrrsoiis kiiosvhiB tUtin.elve
Indebted to either of tho unuersigneo.ou i.uun
Kote.or Judgment, aro requested to inako pay
ment without delay, If they would savo costs.
WIU.IAM M'Kin.VHV&CO.
joit SALE,
a 00011 milch cow.
;)lirlmmi fiI,0 has n nno calf thre woeKs
SVAn!l,u,,Sra,tct" """'iiiH wfeiT
March I, M,
WILLIAM H. AHUOTl',
ATTORNET-AT-I.A W,
CATAWISSA, l'A.
LEGAL NOTICES.
I? X KC UTO Il'S NOTICK. ESTATE
Jot' ItonruT W Mll.i.pti.iir.r'n. IicticrnlcUv
nitnlnry on tho cstnto of Itoliert W. Miller, latoof
MnUlAntt township, t'nhitnliln county, linvelwen
ernntnl by tho UeKlster f Columbia county to
Mm. Hinannnh Miller, All persona lmvln clnlmt
fiRnlnttlio cKtntdnro reiiitCKte.1 to preRdit tliotn
for Kettlement, ami tlioso Imlebteil to tlio cstnlo
win innito payment to tho i;xeeutrlx wiihoutdo-
Slnrch 8, 1W7.
Kxecu'trx.
A DMINISTJIATOU'S X OTIC K.
X.1TATI10P MAHY KlSRNHAItT. DF-O'n. Lot'
tors of lulmlnMrnttou to tho cHtnte of Mnry
KWcnlmrt, Into nf Ontnwlssn townililn, CoInmMi
roimty,tlfcenel, hnobcon grnntoil by the UcrIv
tcr of Coltimbln county, to lipoimm Atlamt, of
nnld county. All person hnvlng clnltns or ilc
nmmUnRnlnstlhn cstnto of tho decedent nrero
qiicstcd to mnlip them known to tho administra
tor without dclny, nnd nil person Indebted aro
requeHted to mnke payment.
March 1, lW-flt. Admlnlstrntor.
J. 1'jiTATR of Joseph Honnisi, DF.c'n. I-ttern
or numimstnuton to tho evnteor Joseph itobblni.
deceased, has been Krnnted hy tlio KcjiMer or
toiumma county, 10 Lunion uoumni. ah per-
nou imvuiR cminiHorucmnnos npunisi ino esmio
of tho decedent nro requested to nmlto them
Known to mo nummmrnior wunout uemy, ana
I persons indebted aro rmnwteit in 'mvMnnay
ITJlt. AfltnlnlNtrntiT.
' .....
TV TFTP. miTPT ni.ifnfVnv Pr.vio
" " ' - " 1 '
vmi TiiPdnitvTV nv Cm ttMtit a
uiiahuh Kvr..,Lv DecemberTerm, we,
.MAitnAKrr i yoly. i jn uivorrc.
-1",rB.nre' '-Jeriy. iwnmnuciii, jiaunmo i-
iiiotDiuumvfl lErnnicu h ruio on you xo snow
!,ilvTO
11, Ul, 1U O tlOl'lt U. HI.
inoomstiurpc, tarcii 1, law.
TIIK COUJITof Common 1i.bas
1 ron the County iipComtmhia!
catkakink I to at, by her) December Term, 1800,
nextrnena joiiti Htnurer, iso,
1 . TIIOMAH HOAT. I in DtVorCP-
ToThomns Hont, Hespoudcnt Hlr: Tho Court
cnusownyn
ot bo decreed.
r, nt 10 o'clock
UH, tihcrUr.
Cnnrt Ium smnteil n ruin on v
why ftillvorco a rtnculn matrimonii should not lio
llec'tcnl n0tUnuibie, Mon.iny, Mny sixth, iw,
"'iJKSSw. MaH V fiw. M - "- -
KSSffiW
Her, Mnry M'lntosh, Nancy lluell, I'leWi
iBJIUEL a. 1UCIC.
Is. Ruth Till'
IrftMint 81ms.
r.UJali O. Illclcetti, the heirs of Sarttli l ortrli
dccenseii, heirs of ix-viAshton, decerned, Bm
0,1 other nenionHtittcretu-d, greetings
you nro hereby cited to b nnd nppeur bei
tho Judges of our Orphan;' Court, to bo hell
ortnght,
10
before
ino juagesor oururpnans- iouri, to uo nem m
nioomsCurg, county nf Columbia, on tho nrst
o. mcketts, deeenied, nt the nnpmised valuation
laid trrJd returned n,y "tho w.,VTa; ol'.how
cause wny ine KaiuoKiinuiu not ue soiu.
mm the iionornbio winiam oeii. rre -
SSWiTOifi ,lw l,u,
.ili: COI.CMAN, Cleric 0. C.
1HWJ1II1MUIK, .Ullll-ll 17, 1CT.
rpnndTi.'P Arrmivp nv tittv
X tatk oi-' fhanki.in ciikveltno, a i.u
ffil'ra'liSW.SiiriSi ISfffl
CrevclluK n lunatic, has filed his first account of
the mnnacemento. thoestntoof tho said lunatic
with tho Prothonotary of tho Court of Common
rlm, of th0 CmmtJ. Columbia, nnd that the
suld nroount will b it relented to tho Jmltros of
tho Court of Common Picas of said County, for
tho licaririR anil con tl mint Ion. on Tuesday, the
seventh day of May next.
lUooimtiurg. March 'A 18C7-6t.
MILLINERY GOODS.
B
LOOMSIJURG FANCY TRIM-
MINQ AND BOOKSTORE,
second door below Hartman's, Main Street,
Just received a new stock ot
ZEl'HYItS, woolen and cotton yarns,
COItHLTS, IiACEH, L-MllHUIDEItlFX,
MUSLIN EDGINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS
nnd every variety of articles usually kept In a
FANCY STORE.
Also
.SCHOOL BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES,
HUNDAY-SCIIOOL BOOKS,
and a largo lot of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
BLANK DEEDS, BONDS AND MORTGAGE,
nnd n general nnd well-selected assortment of
l'Al'ER, ENVELOPES, dr.
A. D. WEBB.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
jg H, LITTLE,
A T T U K Si li X A X - Lj A V,
Ofllco on Main street, in white frame hous, b-
low the Exchange HoUl, Dloomsburg, ra.
M.
E. JACKSON,
A T T O IfN U Y-A T- Ii A W,
Rerwlclc, Columbia County, Tenn'o.
jy if. TUAUQII,
Al 1 U Jl .1 I l A i 1j A
Rcnvlck, Columbia, County, Tenn'a
jJ r. L'VELLE,
ATTOUMj Y'AT'LA W(
Centralla, Columljl County, Penn'iw
jn. W. II. BHADIiEY,
Uaie Assisiani .Meuicni uireoior u. o. aitiit-.j
1'lIVfiICIAN AND fSUUGKOIT,
vomcenttho Forks Hotl, llloomibursr, IVi.
CatW promptly attendetl to both nlsht nnd day,
Bloomshavf, Jau, IS, lRflT
C. LIGIITE & CO.,
Manufacturers of
riRST-CIS.S GRAND ASD MVABE
PIANO POBTESI
Solo Patentees of Lighted celebrated Patent Ii-
sulated Iron f rame. Are also maker of tho vary
best Piano l-'ortes In the market.
HAVING 11EEN AWARDED
THE IIiailEST PREMIUM
AT Tin:
AMERICAN WOUI.D'H PAIR!
and the Exhibition of tho Industry of allNatlotui,
iidcs numerous other
I . . . -. -ww-r.n - T-IT I T f.
UUIA) AXSIJ Hiijvnu miuaus,
together with testimonials froi. all tno most ais-
tlngulshed Musical calebrltles In Europo anl
America, They havo also Jnst received
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
At the Illinois Statu Fulrl
Tlio Indiana State Fair
Tho Iowa Stato Fair I
Th Wisconsin Btats Fair, etc.
In competition with the most celebrated Mann
f.icturers of New York, lloston, Philadelphia,
Iiiiltimore, etc.
Warcrooms, 421 Brooms .trect, near Broadway,
New fork City. Orders by moll promptly atten
ded to. Seud for Circular. (Jmls 67,
QMNIRUS LINE.
Tho undersigned would respectfully announce so
tho citizens of llloomshnre and the publlo Ene-
rally tluit he Is runulnc nn
OMNIBUS LINK
between this placo nnd tho different railroad rVs
iots dally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the.
several trains going South and West 011 tho Cata-
wlssa and Wllllamsport Railroad, and with those
going North and South on tho Lackawanna aud
Bloomsburg Railroad.
HlsOmntbussesaro In good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, nnd charges reasonable.
Persons wishing to meet or see their friends d
p art, can bo accomodated upon reasonable chaw
by leaving timely notice at any of tho hotels,
JACOll L OIRTON, Proprietor,
nti to N inw enlmo
Q.KOV
3311 & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES,
Wero awarded tho Highest Premiums at the StMo
Fnlrs of
Kentucky, Vormont,
NowJersoy Missouri,
Alabama, Ohio,
Now York,
Tennessee,
Pennsylvania,
Mississippi,
Michigan,
Callfojnla,
Indlnna, Virginia,
NorUi Cnrnllin, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Oregon,
at tub fairs or Tim
American institute, Frankllu Institute, Mary
land Institute, Mans. Mechanics' Associa
tion, l'enn. Mechanics' Institute, St.
Louis Agricultural nnd Mo
chanlcs' Association,
And nt numerous Institutes nnd County Fairs,
including nil tho Tnlrs nt which they wero exhib
ited the past threo years, First Prlres havo also
been awarded thesa Machines at the exhibitions of
LONDON, PARIS, DUBLIN, LINZ,
Uesanean, Ilayonne, St. Dliler, Chalons, nud they
havo been furnished, by special command, to tho
Empress of Franco, Em press of Austria, Empress
of Uussla, Empress of Brazil, Queon of Spain, nnd
Queen of Bavaria.
TIIK CIROVER & RAKER
KLASTIC-STIClt
SEWING MACHINES
aro superior to all others for tho following rea
sons :
1. They sow with lwo threads direct from tho
spools, and requiring no rewinding.
2. They are moro easily understood and used,
and less liable to derangement than other ma
chinos. 3. Thej arccapabloof executlngperfectly.wlth-
out change of adjustment, nmuch greater variety
of work than other machines.
i. Tlio stitch made by theso machine. Is much
more firm, clastic, and durable, especially upon
articles which require to bo washed and Ironed,
Hum any other stitch.
5. This stitch, owing to the manner in which tho
under thread Is inwrought, Is much the most
plump and beautiful In use, and retains this
plumpness and beauty even upon articles fre
quently washed and lronod until Uicy ro worn
out.
Tho si rocture of tho scam Is such tlrnt, though
It bo cut or broken at Intervals of only a few
stitches, It will neither open, run, nor ravel, but
remain flnn and durable.
7. Unlike other machines, these Hustcn both
ends of tho seam by their own operation.
8. With thrso machines, whllo silk is used nron
the right or face side of tho setim, cotton may bo
used iion tho other sldo without lessening tho
strength or durability of the seam. This can bo
dono 011 uo other machine, nnd Is a great suvlng
upon all articles stitched or made up with silk.
O.licso machines, In addition to their superior
merits as Instruments for sewing, by n chango of
adjustment, easily learned and practised, execute
the most beautiful nnd permanent embroidery
and ornamental work.
In addition to their family machines they fcavo
also tho
IMPROVED DOUBLE LOCK
STITCH MACHINES,
making a stitch alike on both sides. This Com
pany make both the Look and Double stitch Ma
chines, so that persons having a preference can
select buch as they like best, nnd If not suited can
exchange for tho other, thus giving tho public tho
advantugo of tills arrangement. They also mako
tho newly Invented
NO. 1 LOCK STITCH MACHINES
an advanco upon all machines heretofore known
for sewing with the Lock-Stitch. It Is of great
power and strength, especially Adapted for tailors,
shoemakers, harness-makers, earrlage-trlnimers,
and for all descriptions of work to which the
lock-stitch Is applicable. It works with isjual
facility silk, cotton, or linen thread, and will tew
tho finest muslin as well as tho thickest leather.
rice &o; with Ilvmuiors, !3o. Their No. 9 Is
1 LIGHT RUNNING MACIIIXE,
containing many improvements, adapted for tut
Iorlng, vcat-niaklng, light shoemaklng, as well OA
for family sewing. Largo immbors of these ma
chines are In use, and they give universal satis
faction. None who have seen II1I4 machtno will
willingly uso tho noisy and cumbrous lock-stitch
machines heretoforo lu general use. Price Mo;
with Hemroers, lX
These machines of every doacrlptlos can be had
at the agent's ofllce inlloomiburg, at positively
the manufacturer's prices, to which the attention
of tlio publlo Is especially Invited.
T, 1L MASTERS, ffcnr,
llwrlman't Budding,
ULOoxsnuua,
Mart9'67-ly. Columbia County, Ta,
NSURANOE AGENOY,
Wyoming IIM.000
AHnn. - 4,000,000
Commerco - 400,000
rulton - . 800,000
Baltle SM.iiO
IMtuam -., MO.OOO
Merclianls SM.OM
Springfield - - 670,000
Qermanla KO,o
Insurance Company of Htato. Penn'a 6.10,000
Connecticut Mutual Life 10,000,(0!
North American Transit 500,000
FREAS BROWN, Agent,
mar6'6T-Iy.l Ili-ooHanuno, Pa.
-ypi. F. MURPHY'S SONS,
a t A t 1 u fl is 11 a )
STEAM rOWHR PRINTERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
830 Chestnut Etrcct, 4 ST South Fourth street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
They make a speciality of furnishing National
Bunks. County linkers, Insurance Lompaniee,
Banking Houses, etc., with
EVERY ARTICLE OF BLANK BOOKB
AND PRINTING,
having machinery specially adapted for all worlf
they may require. Ileus m-iy,
JOHN G. FREEZE,
ATTORN II Y-AT-LA W,
Ofllco In Register and Recorder's oftloo, lu the
basement of tho Court House, uioonisuurg, ru.
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY.
QHAIILES W. SNYDER,
nlAMtll 11s
HARDWARE,
IRON, NAILS, STEKL, AC., 40., AC.
MAIN STREET, I1L00MSI1UR0, I'ENN'A.
Take this method of Informing the citlens of Co
lumbia entity, that ho has opened An extcnslvo
Hardwnro store on Main street, 111 IJlooinsourK,
near Iron street, nnd that he has on hand e.
LARUEH STOCK AND BETTER ASSORTED
than can bo found any where elsoln the county,
and which ho Intends to tell nt prices which dey
competition.
CHAINS, AXES, STEEL, IRON.
I havo chains, nil sizes, axes, nil make nnd
weight, stoel, all sizes, Iron, all shapes, and all
very low.
llUILIir.R'S HARDWARE,
ot every descriptions. Nails, axle pulleys, sash
cords, latches, locks nnd knobs, butt screws, sasli
fasts, window springs, bsso knobs, strop hinges,
hasps and staples, hooks nnd staples, And lufact
everything needed In that line.
COACH A WAGON MAKERS' HARDWARE,
embracing almost every thing In that line. Also
HARNESS MAKERS' HARDWARE,
Buckles, Japanned; buckles, silver rlated ; bltts
of every kind, Hamf-1, Iron; pad trees: lUsir.s,
wood ; saddle trees, glr; trees, girth web, worsted
nnd cotton t thread, silk, nwls nnd needles, tools
of all kinds.
SHOEMAKER'S HARDWARE,
A full assortment for carpenters. I hare planes
all kinds, saws ; linnd, pannel, rip, find compass,
squares steol, Iron, nnd try: boring machines,
chlslcs, augers, bovels, mallets, braces, gauges,
plows, rules, bits, and about everything for car
penters.
FOR THE PEOPLE GENERALLY
I havo conl
hods, coal
shovels, scoops,
coal sifters, lant
erns,table cutlery.pockct
cutlery, plated spoons,
plated forks.servors, ten and cof-
fee pots.butter knlves.mlll saws,
cross cut saws, circular saws, gangsnws,
flies, horKoshoc.s.wrenches.rlvcts.ham
mers, hatchets, mattocks, picks, forks, (-rubbing
hoes, shovels, ".podes spading forks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins, twine, skates, plows, coffin trim
mings, Emery, red chalk, -whlto clrnlk, wire,
horse nails, moat cutters, scales, washboards,
horso buckets, wooden palls, clothes
pins, glue, door mats, porch mats, par
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, horso brushes, sleigh
bells, heel calks, enamel
ed kettles, brass kettles,
copper kettles,
etewkettles.sauoo
pans,broad
axes, nails,
Sledges, curtain fixtures,
Thimble skeins and boxes,
rumps, load pipe, etc.,
Tarred ropo and hundreds of article not .enu
merated constantly on hand at
CHARLES W. SNYDER'S,
Main Street, Illoomsbure.
CLOTHING.
J"EW STOCK OK CLOTHING.
Fresh arrival of
TALL AND WINTER GOOD.
DAVID LOWENBERO'
Invites nttcnUon to his stock of
CHBAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTIIINO.
at his store on
Main Street, two doors above the American Houso
Rloomsburg, Pa.,
whero he has Just received from New Yoikand
Philadelphia a full assortment of
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including tho most fnshlonablo, durable, raid
handsome
DRESS GOODS,
consisting of
BOX, SACK, I-ROCK, OUM, AND OIL-CT.OTH
COATS AND PANTS,
of all sorts, sizes, and colors, ife has also replen
ished his already large stock of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS,
STRIPED, FIGURED. AND PLAIN VESTS,
SHIRTS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, AND FANCY ARTICLES
He has constantly on hand n largo and well-selected
assortment of
CLOTHS AND VESTINGS,
which he Is prepared to mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In tho
best manner. All his clothing Is node to wear,
and most of It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
of every description, flno and cheap. His case of
Jewelry Is not surpassed In this plaoo. Cell and
examine his general assortment of
CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &&
DAVID LOWENBURG,
jVJ-EW CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
Tlio undersigned respectfully nanounccs to his
many friends Uint ho has opened a new Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, In the lowo
room of the Hartman Building, southwest corner
of Main nnd Market Streets, llloomsbnrg, To.
Having Just returned from FhUadclphla with n
Largo Stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
end
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Ac,
ho flatters himself that he can please all. His
stock comprises
MEN'S, BOYS', i.ND YOUTH.- CLOTHING,
such as
DRESS COATS,
BACIC COATS,
OVERCOATS,
ANTS,
VESTflt,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS
v..
SUSrENDERfl,
UNDERSHIRTS.
DRAWERri
NECK-TIE3,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIFiI'S,
UMBRELLAS, Ae
an la fact evorythiss in the Clothing or Fuf-
nlsnlnj lino at very low prices.
I addition to tho above he has am elegant as
sortment of
CIQTHB, CASaiMEREfl, AND VESTIN
CLOTHINO MADU TO ORDER AT THH
BII0RTF.S1T NOTICE.
Call and sea before purchasing elsewhere, and
BECURH GREAT 11AROAINS.
octj-ly J. W. CHEMRERLAIN
jyjEROHANDISE.
NOTILI3 !rt Jll.iu.ui. uiiis.1
To my friends and tho publlo generally, that all
kinds ef
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
NOTIONS, AC,
are constantly on hand and for sale
AT BARTON'rt OLD STAND,
BLOousuuita, r
JAMES K. EYER.
CD- tin, Role Agent Air Elms' Phosphate or
Lrsrr. Largo lot censtiwuiy on nana, iieos 111,
CJNYDER, HARRIS & BASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
Nos. 5S3 Market, and 822 Coniniercu Street,
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS
fJMIE PADDY RUN
U U A Ij u Q II I' A H T,
op
HHICKSHINNY, PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL, 9150,001).
JOHN M. STACK1IOUSE, President.
CHAB. A., BOONK, Secretary nnd Treasurer.
directors:
John M. Slockhoase, N, L. Campbell,
Chas. A. lloone, Cyrus Blaokbomie,
A. M'Dowell."
OFJ-'ICJSl
MAIN STREET, SHICKSniNNY, PA.
The lands held by this Company, consist or
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-
ONE ACRES,
and sixty-four perches, of carefully selected land
lying southwest of wllkos-llarro, Lutcrne coun
ty, Pa., In the western part of the Oreat Northern
or Wyoming Coal Rasln.
A very careful nnd thorough examination re
cently made has proven these (for tlie above)
lauds to be the embodiment of a vast amount of
the very best quality of anthracite coal, having
every facility that could be desired for trans
portation in nil directions. Tho above traot Is
crossed by a good road, and also dlreetly la
front, and Joining aretke Lackawanna ABlooms
burg railroad, and the Wyoming canal, thus af
fording ths very best advantage of n carrying road?
nnd canal running to the very mouth of the
mines without expense to tho company.
The measurement of the different beds or seonu
already developed was carefully obtained and
added together : the thickness of these seams.
Including the celebrated "Rod Ash," "Buck Moun
tain," or "Grand Tunnel" vein, is thirty-one and
a half feet, (31i), every cuble yard of which wlU
yield a ton, giving a largo amount of the best
iiuaUly of coaL
The. location is such that all tho veins may bo
cut and worked tothogreatestposslbleodvantuge
abovo water level, nnd nt much less expenso thau
can bo dono from collerlos operating below water
lovel.
Tho coal cAn bo brought to tho surfaeo through
drifts or tunnels which drain the water from the
mines nnd saves tho hoisting of the coal. So tie
eligibility of these lands for cheap mining Is un
questionable. Very lately tho "Grand Tunnel"
"Red Ash" vein has been opened, and Is now
producing as flue n quality of coal as has over
been produced In the anthraclto regions. The
breaker now In operation Is capable of preparing
from ISO to 200 tons per day. The surface contain
an abundant supply of wood and timber very val
uable for mining purposes, which gives the traot
tho ndvnntage of many oUier coal lands. The
fact that almost all valuable coal lands are being
rapidly taken up by heavy capitalists or largo cor
porations, shows that they must steadily and
greatly riso In the market value, whllo with the
lmmcnso and constantly Increasing demand for
this coal, and the Railroad nnd North Branch ea
nal, passing by tho mouths of the mines, through
tho Great Iron making districts of Bloomsburg,
Danville, Dunonnnon, Harrlsbur?, Mlddletown,
Marietta, and ColumblA, to tide-water at Havre
do Grace, ono can scarcely conceive of a more
profitable or permanent source of wealth than
may bo found In lands like these.
In order to bo ablo to open their works ou a
morejoxtenslve plan, this company has placoda
portion of their capital slock In market on the
following terms : Any person taking ono or more
shares of stock nt
TEN DOLLARS EACH,
will bo entitled annually to a ton of coal at eoet
at tho mlno per share, nnd any stockholders
NOT RECEIVING THE COAL
as aforesaid, to bo credited on the books of Hie
Company, with tho dllTerenco between the eoet
and sclllngprlce for each share, to be paid before
a dividend shall be declared.
C. 7. KNAPP, Agent.
March 1, 1SC7.
DRY GOODS.
QREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT PETER ENT'S STORE,
IN LIGHT STREET,
or
AND WINTER GOODS.
FALL
THE subscriber has Just received aud has on
hand at Ids old stand In Light Street, a large and
select
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased nt tho lowest figure, and which he Is
determined to tell on as moderate terms as can
bo procured elsewhere In Light Street,
FOIZ CASIT OR COUXTRY PRODUCE.
His stock couslsjs of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
choicest styles nnd latest fashions, . .
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Flannels,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Silks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Satlnetts, Casslmers,
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans.
&C, &C, AO.
GROCERIES,
Quec-nsware, Cedarware, Hardware, Medicines,
Drugs, OUs, Paints, Ac.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short everything usually kept in a country
storo. The patronago of his old friends and the
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
Tho highest market price paid for country pro
duce. TETER ENT.
Light Street, January 4, 1807.
TVriLLER'S STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OP
SPRING AND SUMMER G00D3.
Tlio subscriber has Just returned from the dUee
with another largo and select assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at the
lowest figure, and which he Is determined to sell
on as moderato terms as con be procured else
where In Bloomsburg. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the choicest styles and latest fashions, together
with a large ;nssortmrnt of Dry Goods aud Gro
ceries, consisting of the following articles :
Carpets,
OU Cloths,
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Hliawlx,
Flannels,
Bilks,
While Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts,
Muslins,
Hollowware
Cedarware
Queensware,
Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looklng-Glssses,
Tobacco,
Coffee,
Sugar),
Teas,
Rice,
Allspice,
Ginger,
Cinnamon,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
In short, everything usually kept In country
stores, to which he Invites the attention of the
publlo generally. Theliljhcet price vrlll be pa'4
for country produce In exchange for goods.
B. H. MILLER,
" Arcade BuUdlcgt, Bloomiaurg, Pa.
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