THE COLUMBIAN, ULOOMSBTJ11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Sfltc (ifolumbtan,
lii.ooMsiirim, iMtiiiAV, may ii, ina,
ON Tuesday night tho shoemaker
..hop of Hi 8. Hroekwny,nb.ovo Rcnvlek,
was robbed of nil its contents. Tho thief
lms not yet been caught.
Has tho Radical of tho Hepublican
found out whether or not ho Is In favor
of negro suirrnRuV "Wo panic for n re
ply. Speak out, l'alemon.
Wi: nro Informed that tho County of
ficers and Jurors' fees have been coiitiu
ucd'thc siuno as last year, by a .Supple
ment pa-?ed during tho last session of
tho LegNlaturo.
Th Is ndiultted that tho Colpmiiian
Is the handsomest paper in tho Statu;
and being tho only 0110 printed by
fetoani In Columbia County, Its friend
aro greatly gratltled at tho beauty of Its
appearance.
Tin: ICa't Suoquenanua Cla-ir) of the
German Reformed Church, will meet
In tho Reformed Churchitt llloiimiburjr.
on Tuesday evening the l!Sth Inst. There
will bo preaching every evening during
tho week.
Tin: Democrats carried tho nuuu'lpal
election In Wilkes-Rarro, on the 11th,
electing Jasper II. Stark, by (IS majori
ty over 13. H. Harvey, 'who last year
was elected by about too. Tho current
is setting landward once more.
Wi: publish thin week an article from
tho Xow York Tribune, written by
Jlorace Greeley, entitled, "PhnrNee-
llowling." It hit our Radical "Phari
see" hard and ho howls accordingly.
Just think of tho leader of tho Kepub
lican party, balling Jell". Davis I
Vr, would call the attention of our
readers to tho advertisement of JIl.-s
Derickson, in this week's l-siie. The
goods aro all new and attractive, and
the ladies all say they are cheap. Don't
fall to call at the new store and examine
the goods.
Ax extra of tho I.ycominy .Standard
brings us tho gratifying Intelligence of
tho redemption of Villiunis.port, by the
election of Dr. Logan, Democrat, as
Mayor, over Wallace, Radical, by 87
majority. Last May the P.adicaN car
ried it by 101. So we go.
J. D. RouisON, Ksf., has commenced
tho practice of law in Bloomsburg, in
the building next door below tho MU-i'
Ilarmans, millinery store. He is an
attorney of several years practice, and
has sreeiyitly arrived from the Wo-t.
Dlooinsburg lias now fifteen practicing
lawyers.
D. K. Si.oan wisely informs the read
ers of tho Coi.r.MniAN, and the rest of
mankind, that ho has laid in a new
.stock of goods, which lie offers to sell at.
reduced rates. Give him a call beforo
purchasing elsowliere. Wc know him
to bo a man of enterprise and integrity,
and nil such should bo patronized.
Wr. publUh this week ahead of
any other country paper J. Wilkes
Hooth's Diary. It will be seen that
Hen. Hutler'ssensatinal elinrgesarowitb.
out foundation, and that his attack on
tho administration, like ids attack on
Fort Fisher, and his Dutch Gap Canal,
Is a failure. Our Radical opponents are
hard pushed for heroes.
Sixty-oxi: citizens of Herwick and
vicinity, "good men and true," have
signed a paper addressed to tho Post
Master General, endorsing and approv
ing tho recent appointment of Dr. 13d-wird-G.
Home, as Post Muster at that
place. The last number of the Her
wick Oa:ette alo contains an article in
approval of the appointment.
Tin: Horough of Pottsvillo has been
redeemed from Radical rule. The can
didate of the Loyal League was be.sten
!!Sfl votes. The Conservative candidate
for Constablo was elected by (iflli ma
jority. Thorn Is no reason In tho world
why tho Radicals should not be beaten
in this State this Fall. These changes
nro important Indications.
Ofit thanks nro due to General A. L.
Rnssel, late Adjutant General of Penna.
for Ids Report for 18(1(1. it is 11 large
volume, and is a complete roster of all
the Regiments and Rattorion organized
during tho war, being, in fact, a suni-
uiary of all the preceding volumes. It
as an Invaluable work, and wc- feel un
der lasting obligations to thedonor.
P. Jonx risks "if lie shall pursue tho
subject of our military record." IS; at!
means. Wo only ask him to hold Him
self responsible for what heas.-erts, and
not strike at us under' the guise of an
anonymous correspondent.
True, it may be objected that a man
who never "Miielled gun-powder" Is
not tho proper person to dNciiss "mili
tary records," but the man who found
so many armed men, forts, artillery,
etc., up Fishing Creek, lias an Imagina
tion sunicieiitly vivid to invent any
thing. Ox Saturday last tho Columbia Coun
ty Agricultural Society held Its annual
meeting for tho election of olllcers.
Although tho Society, which is sup
posed to bo non-purtizan, adverti-ed its
meeting in every paper in tho county
save tho Col.l MlilAN, yet we give bo
low tbu names of the oIUcojs elected, as
ai mutter of news :
President Jo-. P. Connor, of Centre.
rice i'vsWfii-Caleb Harton, ot
Hloom ; William 11. Shoemaker, ot
ltind.-liiirii : James Masters, of Pine;
Matthias llartmau, of Catawba,
ICj-ecutifC Committee Col. Hiram 11.
Kline, of Orange; Peter Hillnieyer, of
Hloom ; Sylvester Purse!, ot Ilemlocjs.
,Secretari-L. H. Ruici t, ot liluoni.
Treasurer EllasMcudcnhall, llloum.
On next Saturday, the Fair Grounds
will bo leased from Juno 1st to October
1st, 1807.
I.v tho Centralla election ease tho citi
zen wlio-c vote was refused was not In
fact a deserter, nor was therotho slight
est legal proof before tho board that lie
was such. Yet ho was deprived of his
right and repelled from tho polls which
no bad approached In a peaceful and
proper manner. Tho Indlgntty, Injus
tice and outrage to which ho was sub
jected, were Instigated by 1'. John
through tho columns of his newspaper ;
an oll'enco for which thcro has been
neither ntonemcnt nor apology. Hut
nesldu the Individual wrong Inflicted
there was a public wrong also tho laws
were violated and tho result of tho elec
tion endangered. When It Is considered
that the election of a Governor, Member
of Congress, or other high oMcor, might
bave depended upon one vote, the enor
mity of the transaction, In Its public
aspect-, becomes manifest. That no Im
portant result was in fact produced ny
tho rejection of tho vote In question,
does not mitigate tho oll'enco of the
board who rejected It, nor of the un
scrupulous man who instigated their
notion.
This case mo-t clearly illustrates the
wisdom of the law in withholding from
election boards tho power of rejecting
votes for de-ertlon, or other olVenco not
ascertained by legal conviction and es-!
laun-iieu oy record prom. Mien power, 1
If It existed, would bo shamefully abused I
... ... .
ami ns nutiso would go larto wing elec
tions into contempt and ultimately lend
to their complete abrogation.
GoVi:iixoit (Shaky has again entitled
himself In the t hunk's nf Ihn Inwliv . fur
having pardoned Lewi, Doner, sweep ine wooi s 1.1 o r iron, aoohi
'. , , , , . ' , . noon considerable excitement was cro
wns tried and convicted at our la-t!lltwl hy ,llL. m.oipt ,)f all or(k,r ivuln
Court by a Jury of his peers, for having I Pope commanding M'Dowell "to pur-
refused tho vote of a nu.i l ed c zen.
It well becomes Hadicals to nbu-u An
drew .Johnson for exercising the par
doning power, when a Governor of their
own choice is using it daily to pervert
tho ends of justice
... ,., ,, ,. , , . .
Xcitlier Holier iKirhlseounsel elalniel
to nave any regal right to reject -u'lion-ald's
vote, but put it on the ground of
his itnorunce. If Judge Klwell's charge
to thejury was wi'oiig,Honer could have '
appealed to a higher Court ; but his ap
plication for pardon is an acknowledg
ment of guilt. It is now conceded that
1 !ll . 41 ,. 1...... .,,!
any Radical can violate the laws, and
escape its penalties through tho pardon
of a venal Governor.
We wish it distinctly understood,
how
he
citizen, will bo nrosecuted as a criminal,
and also be subject ton civil suit where
the Uorcrnor cannot pardon.
Wi: have been pleased to see the
cliiinney swniiows.wnieiuor years nave
ueen mauing uieir annual vi-u in
Rloonishlli'g.and their abode while here
is in tho stack of chimneys, in the rosi
i f t"iu. . -mm-i.... i
deuce of illlam M'Kclvy, again
wheeling their morning aim evening
flight above the village, and as the twi-
light deepens, plunging headlong Into
We wisli it distinctly understood, panai hock ntauo 1. iirywi s jjnpuiu
., , , ., ,,,,1.,... .i, 1 occupied the woods in our front, lead
.owever, that any election olllcer who t() ,)dk.vi, th,lt Ul.lt 1)()i;)t ww
icreafter rejects the vote of a iiualiflcd . fc;liL.. To our left was a commanding
the darkness of an ancient smokestack. ,,; 'kt.,t in s,Viie.ise. A Hrigade ap
It is really an interesting and eiiterlain- 1J0.U.L.( jn General Steven's front, but
ing sight, to watch the miuurcus oi
them congregating in the evening and
circling round in gradually decreasing
rings, lake tho lightning like drive.and
disappear.
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longs to tin- laiiiuy oi .-swiits, in tig 11,
oy some to ue a suu-iiiiiui.v oi siiniiiM,;',
and bv others to be a separate lumily ot
It is said that thev do not alight
,. . n. ,il
in" I tlxiii" up the 'which was charging on our right. Dur
I v'n-ide .uid ni'ikhi" I Jwl's "rlj-'ade, on beingattackcd,iiisti.ad
iAit.iiu, ",lllJKI"" )f lulling back to our support, l-lt the
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Snr.uiri' .Mil.
front of the "Old
It look "better as new
Mm ket Hcport.
Wheat per liusliel
live
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Clovi'lsei ll
Klawed
Illltler
Hub
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Ill led Apples
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t ,,' brld '-s lulher in Ci.nl. r.hv llev. . I. iM
of
Proir. c. W. Walker Jr.
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I Mllvllle In Ml I'lllii
ll.'(,';y 117 JV.' On Tuesday 'Jlt "'"'O'!1,'
.am'sTlHiiin"',!.! of MIUvlllK, l Harriot H
1st lust.lo lb"
line oi r-i-'ui.
(Mri.,-.'O.I--l lhe M. ' Pironng.-lll
X Wiiwl.o.i il.-ll.ll. ins. hi HVv. s Hnl.
low, Thomas Uirluor of HallMlhi t .M.UllUl
lloalo of Lneusl,
SrTUri-(HU:OOV.Y-l Town HUM. I;.
l-nrMiiin -e bv nev. M. P. Croslliwalte. A. U .
lutmf mid Sarah Mm tlreio.ry Ml'nf
l'o. Pa. . .
rirKt l;.V';-m tluiSih in-i., at Afi
' i '. iTi iellng i:s... D.llllellJmek,lo.Mrs.
ids ill Valin e, all oi Coluiubl.i I o 1 a..
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DIED.
KltAMi:it-ln llloniiisburg, on Thursday Jl";''''1
Inst', lr. (borue Kramer, alVru slioii Illness.
ajelalaiutl'iyiiirs.
;.-(7:.V-In llloonisburg, on the Wh Hisl..
Mrs l arolhii', wife of Pll Kliihi ii.ofeonsiinip-
iioll', III lhe 31.1 Jiarnr her line.
('-Nearllhionisl,urgAplll7lh,snMinim
lluili's aged, iv.wis and Pida ".und o I .
Cl ar i s i imni Hughes agislilyeais,
Saniuelund llairnt Hughes. ,
H...'-ln llhorshurg un tin; :i;t.. Mis. Aiit
Wife. .f William aged ubout Hi ears.
TH13 KALEIDOSPOPE :
.. . A map of busy Wi
lts nuctuvllnus mid IIh nsl concerns."
hum. nt'.v.
Satl-uda y, August !!0th, found tho two
armlesstlll conrronllngeach other, with
no perceptible advantage gained bv ei
ther side. Leo's army was all In line,
whllo two nf our Corps under Franklin
and Sumner had not arrived. Common
sense, should have dictated to Popo the
necessity of crowing Hull Pun, where
supplies could be had, a good defensive
po-itlon obtained, and tlmo gained to
enable tho balance of tho army to join
u. With characteristic fatuity ho de
termined to attack the enemy, with a
weakened and worn out mass of men,
Who had been constantly inarching for
ten uays.
The morning was bright and clear,
and byt-uurisethetroons weroall In no-
sltlon. Our Hue of battle was In the
shape of an obtuse angle, tho right rest
Intr on Mull Hun. and rimniiiL' for
some distance parallel to tho Warrenton
pike on a favoring ridge, then crossed it
and turned to the south. Our position
at llrst was on the ridge where stood
tho"Ilenrv llou-e." The artillery hero
held 11 commanding position, and one
wnicn ii-cemii nicy, siiouiu nave Held
......I.... .,11 .l.l.. 1 1. t ...I., r 1....
iipiiiii-i mi mm-, iiiiinii 1 1 in 1 1 i n ii iu
el plain, and someoOU yards bevond was
a strip of woods, through which ran tho
railroad cut mentioned in a preceding
article, which was held by the enemy?
'o 1111s very ground 1110 nrsi name 01
'J1'11 I-u hud been fought, except that
iiiLim.-iiuiimii uieuooi s were reversed :
the positions of the troops were reversed ;
tney occupied the ground we then Held.
Tho morning was mainly -pent in
maneuvering, but towards noon we
moved down to the plain which had
been fought over the preceding day,
and placed our guns In battery, so as to
sue tne enemy oy every road, as tney
were retreating to the mountains." a
few Hrigailes were at once started oh" to
our right, but in a short tluio returned,
as it was ascertained that Leo wa- not
retreating. Pope, however, had not
been to the Iront tliatday, and 01 course
could not know tho dispositions of the
(Vl..r(,a,.n,t(,n,1....,, ....
Lee had determined to attack our lelt
Hank, and by a singular coincidence,
Pope Intended to attack 7.a'i left Hank,
The better to effect his design Leo drew
in ids left wing, which gave Pope
the idea that he was about retreatihg.
About 1 o'clockinthoal'ternoon, Lieu
tenant Case's section of artillery was
... .1... l..f. .n -n. ...... ... i. I L...
SUlll 111 UlU 1UII III ll-'llUll IU UUl'llll mi.
y vavu mine alone on that part
f the Held ; for bo it remembered wo
' had one section stove to pieces ut Rap-
pahanuocK nation. uuryoa-s jirigime
knoll at the junction of Jackson's and
Longstreet's lines, which there formed
tv pieces of artillery under command of
Colonel S. D. Lee of S. C. The llrst no
tice we received of the coming contest
111 UllUll. .,11.1 .'I. Hill. Illl' I'll, hi.
. wtw a .llot framuonhese guns, which
i niis-cd clean tliroiiL'h our ambulance.
t he driver lelt at once and has never
been beard of since. I mention it he-
i i i ......... .i .,..i. i.:.
l.lllse l null uiui iisicu in vuaui lu ins
j keepin".
The gun appeared to boa signal, for
all at once the enemy made a furious at-
tick on our elt u .led ,y tne guiis tnej
so near to our own men, nun mcy ore
taken fortlieni,and we were ordered not
to lire. Captain Matthew's, however, in
order to satisfy himself rode directly up
to them, and after lindingtliein be bona
tide rebels, dashed back and gave us or-
;,nr!,ntrv back to the cover of the woods.
aml tIu-.n wo K!l(1I,cd into tlie centre of
; lllL ncju, and at once opened on 1110
enemy's batteries, whose shot were now
I ploughing the plain in an directions.
So intent were wo in replying ,to them,
that we failed to notice a rebel iingiuio
field in another direction, leaving our
right Hank exposed. e at once per
formed that very difllcult and very
unusual maneuver of "changing
tViiiit" under Ire: but our iruus were
wheeled round in time to pour a galling
vollev Into the rebel line.theii not titty
viinls lrom us. Three times their col
ors fell, and twice was tho line driven
back to the very verge of tho woods by
artillery lire alone,. because our infan
ie. ktiniuiri. I'.itler.son's Xew Jersey
ltrl.'tiihi. were back at the foot of the
tlin'i,. ivn lmd felt. A L'lillico at the Held
as tliesinokoaiose.showeil us iwul sight.
line nrtlllerv was leaviinr thulicld olac
tlou, one ba'ttery having been lol'tstaud
iinrnliiiie': the infantry wero broken and
scattered in all directions, and tliorebc-ln
were still advancing shouting ami anil
waving their battle-flags in triumph.
"Paid Hill" was in their poses-ion,
of our forces wo alone remained on the
plain, having in tho heat of the light
been prevented from ob-erving what
was going on in other parts of the field.
After firing another round at the ad
vancing line, men oniy u ie .v.uiis
from us, we limbered up and galloped
i .. 1. ...i. ., iltl, ill ll'lllO'l. WI.
, I i
lutciv lu mil umai-i ... s. ,.w
again went into battery, in coutlilent ex-
lus.toi nn tint our ones Mould raiiyaini
drive our assailants from the Held. Hut
to our dismay no check was oll'ercd.und
in a lew moments they had pooslon of
fsiidley Church road, our only avenue
for escape.
a l'lniire to our rear .-bowed us. be-
.i.i.
tllilt IIIO Al'W .ll lsf.v iiiiKiiui.-, nil
wllifll Wl'lmd fOllllik'lltly lvlk'll luri-llp-
......f 1..., .elt ii e.m ii irn ii inn ui'iii.
won, i i.i.i .T" .. "l.l... ,,
lilt' I't'lJOls Wl'lU HUM "ll lllllA' Piiiv.-s ...
ii-. mill u ilfii-i- wooil- on tin- other, i
i Thdr vulN to MiiTi'iulur caino lrom all
iliivftiuiis, iiiul turwiw iinu -ii ot iimi
ujjniii tlif.v would niuiili'i- in all." Our
last round iiraiiiiinitioii waijioin;. but, ,
ultlKiUKhtlif told (jloainot tlifiradvani'-
llit? liavouets worn now mini iuw im
l'riiiii ii-, ouriuidi llivd a lilank curlrldgo
in Uieir I'dci-, and thou tried to limber
up In Die. Miiolic. Wo .suiiei'doil in Ket
tin" oiiu i,'"11 "11', and .-aw thfin lilanl
thiur 1(ilni on tliu other. With our sol
ium' lfim wo du-lieil Into the wood-,
now lllleil with their men, though nut
lu roKiilur lino ol battle.
Alter going a low roil-, one or tlm
horos win shot dead In hi traeos and
beloro wo could out him looe, threo
til hON .link down bv htm. tho la-t ono
Miaiipliu-'thoKiiu liole. thus iiuttiiiK It
onuroiy o.'.viiiiu nm i"i . i"
'iu furtlivr. , , ,
ortlio thirty-tlve men who h.td (,'ouo
tutu t in. llirhtin the iiioriilnif. but tliree
now remained, ami as our inn kuu a.
irone, wo eiiui-iii mi i .-....
On mu-hiiur. tho ''Henry llou-o" I
fliuud ourollleers omleiivorini,' to lorm
a new line of battle to stay tho iidvane
In" tide. Thlt point alone remalneil to
us mill tlio nuiiiber or dead mid wound
ed around tho plaeo-liowed how ihiil-Ii
It 'mil cost in to kt'i'ii It. (ienerals Ale
llnwell, 1 looker, llelntzeliiian, Kear
iies1, .Steven.-, and RleUetts wero all try
to' brinu" order aut of tho chuo-. that
ri'liriH'il' 'l'li enemy wero busy reform-in"-
their linos with the evident inten-
tlou of again charging our position.
Another irun. and a fresh dotachmciU
of men was put under my command,
with the order to fill tho chests" of
ammunition. At this time, now nearly
nik, there was a strange lull in 1110
light which had something oininuous in
it. Onoursido all wasdl-orderand panic,
and strange to say tho enemy had re-
iraincd lrom pressing incir novamngo
Wi: aro Informed direct from Harris-
burg that tho Hill authorizing the re
cording of soldiers discharges, did not
become a law. Many papers have pub
lished It, and wo fell Into the popular
error. Public laws should bo furnished
to newspapers at once for publication.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J.
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rrni: riin.MicAi,
rirm: i'atknt .Mi:nicixr.si,
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HAIlt llltfsIIHsi, CUITllKs nitfMHKX, NAlt,
imcsitm, too tit nurstm-i, nt.vcKiso tiitcoiirs,
wniTKwwit imcsnrs, caist ami vaiimsii
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iiRsr'AMi cnnAi'wr.
All tlm IHtrnt Moaiclnci, wnrrimliil in'nulno.
coai. on. i.ajii's, ciii.mxi:ys, wicks axd
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P13HF UM13HY AXD T01L13T,
VS'II KAXCV AKT1CI.H IS OltF.AT VAKIKTV.
AkciU for IjiiiilrcttrK (larilen ficcils.
Ancnt fur Mnikh'n Crltbratcil Trusses,
corxTity sroni:Ki:i:i'Ki!s
Miiiplloil with Gmlfrcy's Corillal,, Hal
sum, llnrK'in anil llrltMi, Sweet mid Ulster Oik
Hooiier's rills, Ksseneo iitul riavorliig l'xtincts,
luwrr than Xew York, 1'rlces, llveryliiKly le-
nienilier that fifty for cent, can lie saved I iy Kln
to unxiiimsiioTs
lnylOI-lt.; Main Mhfi'T, lluiojisliviin.
A CDITOR'S R13PORT. WI3, TUB
uiiilerslsii, d Auditors of Calaw Issa town
ship, dn jierehy cerllly Hint we have settled with
JllllsH Cool.. Collector of llouuty Tax lor lhe
ear Isijii. und Hull Hie. lullowlns Isatruu state'
uieiit of the sninei
IIIUAM COOL, I'll,
To amount of implicate SS.2.11 80
C7(,
Hy niuotmt of rioncratlons ii'A 57
,.tu It lUiinnl Ti-eiis "177 'Jit
' Com'uiUslon so ;n .1,1 11 H
Ilalance due lownshhi 81211 71
ClTAWlssK ToWNlltf, Pit
Tn WiiiiiiipI Kostenliiinder on X'ole 5'A2 15
Charles Krciuh -in 5, in ii
" SU7S 91
('. W, M'Klll.VY.
.1X11; K. lUlllllIXs!,
Catawlssa, April 01, 11)7.
Allilltor
-ITVSTA'I
Jl J 1I1XKA
T13 OF GKORGI3 McKWKX
Asm.
xona: oy ixqckst.
To M um vni-.r Mcl'.WKN-. wmow or flKOlini: Mc
l.WK.N; 11AM Kl. .MeKWKN, HI OKI, K . -Ml'l.wl.s,
Wll.MAM 1. M l.Wi:N, 1IKMIV J. Jll l.WKN
s.iiTii.111 luvi.vr. i..m: Matimiv Mri:wi-:N
Amnii Dayman, lale amvmia MiIIwkn
children and heirs of lleori;c Mcl.wen, lateol
(IreenwiHid tounsldp, Coluiubl.i county dee d.
You and eai ll of you will take not len that hy
virtue oi nwlltnl palllllou or vaiil.il ion, issuci
out id the Orphans1 Court of the County of Co
t,,..i.t,. I,.. vi M-lll be held nt the late dwell-
Inn house of (,eorn" McKwen, deceased, In the
low nshlp of f It nw iHsi, in stun cmitiiy, on i nurs-
.i.iv tin. nrvi .it. v of Aiemst. . p.. l"-!i7. for the pur.
Kise or making parllllou or the real estate or the
salil Oeceaseu, slllltuu ill iirceniiuoo 101, n-ini
ifnrcsiilil. to and anion!' the children atlil rcprc
selilal Ives of Hie Mild ill censed, 11 llitiMime call
be done w llhoul pieJlldlcetoorspnlimaineKaiue
iHlierw.,,. to value ""iVra: 's'iicrim
Siu:nitK's ilFi'ti r, I
llluomshurrf, May 17, lsf.7. j
r O X F 13 C T I O X 13 R Y,
FRFIT. XUTS, AC., AC
s.Tonxi:it .t wii.myi;h,
U VSCI'AlTUl'.t.ItS,
Wliokvllc and lletall Ilealeis lu
j'..i.v a.i lwxcr voxiT.crioxr.iir,
AMI iii:am iis in
KOR13IGX FRUITS AXD XCTS,
i:.chaliKe llloek, llloiimshlllB, l'.l.
OllAXdlN, U'.MOSK, 1IA1SIXS, PIlUllXS,
R O C 1C C A X D Y ,
H-KIIMSM IIVSINS, 1. VYKIl II ISI.Vs, CCIIIIANIS,
CITIIOX, l'KIS, lllll.I.S, AC,,
Jilt BAD AXD CAKES,
of all kinds.
iu:iixiiAiii sTonxi:it,
l'lir.n. i:. wniMYiui.
lllioimsliurK, A irll j, ls.17.
DMIX STRATOR'.S
XOTIOB.
ri
h I'.p.tr m' 11 uiMN I.AUOL'lt IKI''H. I.I ttlTS
oraillillnlslratlonlotheeslaleolllarinolllJlboiir,
l.lleol 1 IslllllgCreeK lOWIIsllip. I ililllini.l euuiii
.......i liv.. neii irt-iititisl bv Hie llenlsler ii
( j!un.hla county, in Ham I.iiwvn and IUbvm
11. Ki.ink, ndmlnlslrulors. .Ml persons having
claims or nciiiaiidsiigiilnsl me esiaieoi um .
di'lll ale leqllutU'dJomaketlli lll known tntlmnd
inmi'iialors wlthmi! del.iv, and all person In
debted mc luiu.slidtoud..- m incut.
iillt.M i;. IvI.ini:. j -1""11 s'
rishlnsieiei'k,Mayi, llT-iit.
v-1 "l; BIU X A 1 1 Y SI 'ltd BOX. Til 13
undersigned lakes this ihodof info! mlng
Uu- eltli ns or Columbia Cuuiiiy, Hint he Is Inea
lid lu
i.niiiT snti:i:T, pdnwa.,
win re lie is pienared loallend lo all calls made
in ""' w
iiiiom:. m'avis, sim.im',
and ell other ills lhat Imrse llesli Is heir tn. chal
I. uuiicj eoiii;.i IIII..11 III lhe irealliii'llt especially
..I ilicahou'menllnll.slile-inses. tCP
l.l.dil Slieet. April .1, W.
T)l. W. IL llRADLLY,
l..ii.. Asslsianl Medical Director i S. Aiiuy.)
PIIVSIC1AN AND S.L'P.f! HON.
oillival the house opposlle slilM-'n llloek,
Ul'toiiisburg, Pa. .
i-.ills proniptly nllended tolmili nlslit nnd day,
lilooiusbu-g, Jan. IS NC.
!J.
Ii. I'iniSBL,
HA1SNIW. SAHDI.i:, AND TItUNK
MANUI'ACTUItKlt,
und denier In
CAltPi:MIA(W, VAI.Isr.s, PI,Y-N1'.TS,
.Main Street, llloomsburg, Pa.
TOIIX (1. FRBB,13,
v l-TIl It N F. Y.AT-I. A W.
i imm n u u,r ,, u.r,ier's miuv, In Um
liasement of the Court House, HlouinsliurK, Pu,
13 0I1BRT F. CLAHK,
A TTO U N K Y-AT-I. A W
Olllce corner of Main and Martlet sirecln, nvcr
First National llauk, IlliMinisl.uriiPin
pATAAVlSSA ItAI'-J'i'ltralnswllI
j Fromandiifleiii.- er.,l-n.H"
r..wr.sJ-,i3''','' Mu" at 1 ,:r,u
i:kirtfi ut anj -J--".. .lu.ielphln Mall ut
l.lllMl l-.ll fU" . , .,
New York llspressiil I Jjmai: WUUll, Supt,
RIFF'S SALB.
llv vlr
virtue of n writ (if Atini Tsrarl .Miefrw.lMlieil
mit f tho (.'mitt of Common Hen of Hehuylklll
county, nnd In me directed, there will Im sold liy
niiniie e111111e. or winery, 011 siatuhiia v, .iitnh i,
lsi!7, nt ten n'cioi It 111 llio forenoon, nt the Court
House, In Hie llornucli nf roltsvllle, Schuylkill
county, Ihn follow Imk Ileal KMntn to wit I
All thai, the undivided Rel eli.KlKteelllll Imrt of
nnd 111 the follow tin; de-crlhed lecc or iiarccinf
coal land, eotiitHiceil of imrlloiii of cerlnhi ol Ini
tial Mi rveyn, relerred tn In Hie Indenture of Coin
promises and Itelense heieliialler referred to.
siiuaie, iviiik 11 nil neiuit nruy ill ine low usui! 01
llutler, rlate llairyi III Hi-hulklll county, and
amy 1111 nuyimuiiiii iowhmui,i oununin county,
lilluiHtnte of l'eiilisvhnnla. mid liolinded nnd
IcHcrlbed luvnlillli Itf H reei-ut Inarkllllt and
reimrt of n lumer i is eo or liortionof land, nf
wldeli this dchcrllictl Is tiart onado liy IN ter
W. sluierer nnd Allen I'Micr. of the liorouftli
of loltvllle, In Mill Scliuylltlll county, utirvevs)
as followH, to wltt llcitluiiluir nt a olut In the
middle or the Kiimnill or the luiih ridae, next
Onrlli .if llin M iilmtiiit' I V....I . U ll li-ll linltll U told.
way hetweeii the easlern houndary of n tract or-
minaiiy surveyeu on n wai riuii uaiisi ine inir
tlelh dav or May, 17;' 1. Issued to William Kllloil,
and the western lioundary nf it tract nrlnlnally
iirve ed on u warrunt dated the teulh day of
.Inniutry. 1701, lsiusl tn John Alexander, nown
part of thou Irani estalet(wldcli)iolut was mark
ed hy the said ishaefer and l'lsher iilsm llteicrouild
liy n idiin knot ntako nntn pllonf nonei,,nud w IU
nesseil upon eluht chestnut oak II ees, each lui lna
three tiotehes towards said plleji thenen liy Hie
uiMiiie oi iini suiuinit oi pniurmiic ny ine lonow
lutr (sitir-es and lUshiiKs'sithe iiiiuo hclim marked
hy the snldSHiaeiernnd Kinder by cutllni u hlne
between two notches upon thciltdlt trees ulld
blare for other llnes)t that Is tU'.ay,Roulh eh;lity
tle deurees and three-iiualters of u decree west,
een hundred and etahtien feet ton vouin: idne
tree, marked hy tho said Hlmeler and 1'ls.her lor u
corner, by three notches on the easterly nod west
erly sides thereor, mid wltnesned by thieo notches
upon each or the -Ides, respectively, towards the
same of seven neiuhliorlnu I lees, one of willed Is
n laixe while oak, tdiiudliut westward of said
yountrpliic; Ihcnce south sixty-six device and
one-quarter of u dcureu west, four hundred and
nine leet to n pine tn e, marked by said Hhaefer
and Klsher with linen notches on tueeasterl and
wesleriv sines, uiui witnesveu ny nuee noicues
upon lhe side towards the same or each four pine,
trees and tw o rot koak tries : thence Miutlielttllt.V-
olio decrees and twenty-two minutes west, hccii
nuuilred ami siviy lect in i pino Knot Pinae, sei
lu n idle of stones, made bv said Minevers on that
llnooftliewesterniost Mtrvey, on u warrant to
.loini nreiier. wnic u cMinus nort nwnni v irom
Hie north. ucst eorniir of nn lntcrhirlntr Mirve'
oil n warrant looliu Kelle dim last ulld stake
iiotl idle of stones are lit nnlstnuce of two hull.
drcd and olalily-slx leet norlh, elithtandouediuif
ocurees wesi nolo sum comer oi loe.iouu iveiiy
survey ,aiui w ere witnesspo ny t nq who himeier ana
l islier. bv tliree uotclies llolll Hie vales lowarils
the siiinti l,v six trees vlniullii'r in the lie clibor
hood thereof jl thence hy a line parallel with the
soutnern noiinuary orineinraru iracis, orninar
lielmer. Svilll.ini shannon and (leo. Ueckiiaiu. to
wit ! Koulli emiiiv-lwo nun one-na tucm ees west.
about ihtee Ihousaudciuht hululred nnd two feet.
no inn same moie or less, uuui h siriiies ine
ipilIui I .on i i.l. in llnnnfllinl ftift in lirlmilK kill'
tvf.l on ti m arrant 1hih'i1 to Dclmrnli tir.tnt,
ilatwl tnt hhoihI tlay Qf . January. 17il, nt lhe din.
"lltlfU s(1llllUlin, -VI illlllinuj. Iff if tu vim llin-
tni ice nf flii limitlrr-il ninl k I v t v tcet south, hovcii
ainl onchnlf tloKircH oast from tho (Inuhlp plno
coiner of thu lat Knhl tract; thence aloiu; tho
aioru line m ino nhiu uciioniu uraiu
Mirp. north nlno iiourt'VH wrst live hun
drcil ami sixty foot to tho nforsaM tlonhlo
line corner im mo jtenoran tirani surxcy: inriioo
it loin; tho nm thorn liounilary lino nf K.iut List
mil. i. iil Bdlltlt nl'rllt Vatll'fl (lotrrpfK Ur.t
ahont four humlrutl foot, hothosainoinoieor les,
oil on a warrciit f-.Htii-il lo William j:illot. Uatoil
T no 101 ll u oi a uiy, i i t ; inoiu-i- moan tnu oaMoni
iiotinuay unit oi inosaid niiain r.nioi t.urvoy
norlh i mill mif half ilourooi woit. crosn.
ini tho oimntv lino ot Sohuvlkllt nnd I'nlmhla
oountios Intovnld Columbia ootinty, about throu
tlnaivnud ono hundrod and lltty loot, io the sauio
il(ffroor ci,ioa oorniT uy incoiuoiaiiot,a cupm
nut nnk In-... hot now vtniiOst. attovloil hv old
wltno's,.marlis on n iiolhtHirlnis; trcoj Udn tho
viu.mwsUTU ooi nor oi uto nioiosaiu irati ao;i'
milK Hiiri'cd im u unri.mt lo Itobrrt Jlillhol
inor"; thontt) by tho southorly boundary llnu of
tho last mentioned tract, nnd ot tho nrorrvaiii
tnwi nrlri tin llv Kiir t'Milnii n M-arrnnt to William
Shannon, north oiyht'y-two doroot nnd ono-half
i'hm, lour inonsauiininonunurouauiiriuoi umiu
loot to a jM-iint midway between thoraiorn lino
of tlioJ-afd William KIlloti-unoyHiid tho wostoru
iiiu'oi i ii'Ji) i .ioani or survey: iucu iaiu
u-oa !is.i'ni-tiliwnl tivnottml infintiironioiit . iitul wrm
attoslod by t bo mid Hinofernnd KNher, by mark-
1UK n oiiia? I'liio ior a oornrr n un niirc jimu-iio-i
on tho easterly, westerly nnd southerly sides, rc
siiootUoty. and nlso by wltiie-dnu tho samo by
. miii also ny wiim'--niu uiu nuii uy
hfS Hpim the t-lilc looUin toward tho
r 1rJ-st tHt.fOtH-cy. fcttvihlltiij in tho
moil thmnf! thoiu'c ltyallno pnrallrl
inrto liDici
samo lour
nnlehfinriinntl
with tho eaniorn lino of salds.urvey on n. warrant
to William i.uioi, somu seven oejrroos nn'iono
half vast, tlino thousand sl bundled and thirty
hair het and one-half to tho bejjlnntnn rulut on
tin miiiii in nt 1 1 i.i Minimi t or t ho riiiiro iiiorosniii
cntitnioiii' within tho said 1jouih1.ii les thoouaiitt-
IV IH III K Ml l l-IHlllUiri Utl. I i IV 41 if fiiuuriKiiiriii
lesi. with tbu anourtonnneos: botnij: part of (ho
Minio nioooor porilon-t of l-ind which lllcliard f
' iiiii c 1 1 1 if i tn 1'iiricpr f (iiiiKe. nun ine, curiHir'
ntltm liiKiwn us "The l'reston Hetroat." narllosof
tho tlrst pnrt, In nnd to a certain Indenture or
deed ot compromlM.-, and of mulu.it t; rants and
releases, oaie-i me einii'i'iii o onj m .i in if,
A. !.. KV, recorded in chuvlUUl Crunty, lu
Deed Hook No. p.ivro :ll,audlu Columbia conn
(v in Di eil HiMtU o. iuitolMT urautod. K-lonod and
eontlriiusl all their rislit. tltlo and Interests
therein and thereto unto jnim .nspm n. .ir ni-t
belrs and assigns mru er,is in ana ny sum rccucu
Indetiinro rcferetiep thereto belnir hail, nnd ton
copy of a plan thereunto annexed, the samo will
mure luuy appear, uuu n iiu-u nit- -..un .niuu
linen. .Ir. trninted and conoed in inortiratro ti
lAnlMattson und Cb.irlos li iber, upon tho olh
iini nt .liiiuiarv. A. I. lil ! which said mortcno
1h leeorded In Si-huvllilll couny, lu Morttfauoltoolc
ij, patro una in t oumtiua coumy, in Aiorimmo
Thorn nt i two Coltleries upon this tract ono
upon tho .Mammoth Win, below water-level,
worked under lease by s.chnll.1 Donohuo; tho tm
jirovomontH at which boloni; to tho lessors, nnd
consist of two Mopo llouse-j, two Mope-, two
Hoisting nnd Puniphu; Kimliies, ono ot ninety
horsenndonnoltlltj horsoioWi'r-with Hollers and
Hoisting and L'uiuplns -Mchincr conjpleto ; ono
Iiouhlo Itrcaker, with Kmrlno, Gearing nnd Ma
chinery completo; Kail Uoad Track, thirteen
blocks nf Minors' Houses, ohiht slimle lloues.
ono lartio htaiilo, lllacksnilth Miop, Cmpenter
Mtmp, Oil and I'owder j loupes and Otllco. The
other Collloi v Is upon tbo skldmnro Vein, ubovo
water-lvol, and i- now won;e.i uiuier loavi oy
tlio New Vnrk Cltv Mutual Coal Coinnanv. Tho
imiirovements at this Colller conslstot ono t.'o.d
...HI. 1 'mil nn f'. .iii-l ixt ii iii I Mncl.Itioi!
C'uii)lcto; tho bloely' of AllneVs' JIouhck, Hall
KoiuU, i 'a i iKMllei'Mlop, llbo ksiultti liop, rtlalae.
(Hi nnd l-i iu del- llotisfs and (Muce.
f-otyiM ami taken in execution us tho property
r .ions ANH'.u ii, .ir., nun 10 no wnn oy
MlCHAi:i, 1IOU.VN, hherlir.
Stiritll l-N OKKH't,
PottsUlle, Tn., Ma y, ltJ7.
U.
S. IXTBHXAL R13VBXU13,
xorirr. to tax l'AYi'.r.s
Vntlee Uliir.'h irlvenlhat Iheundrrsliined. AS'
sessorof thel'lth Hl-lrlit of Pennsylvania, will
hold courts oi Appeal for the direction of erro-
lllsius nssesslileuis, us louows:
I W'MIMlNll COUNTY
on Tinsdnv tlie lUlulay of.Maj, WI7, at Wall's
lloul, lu Tlltikhanniiek,
IS IIUAIIKOIUI COUNTV,
on Thur.davnnd I'rlday, Ike ICtli and lTlli day.
of .May, ls.,7, at tliu Mean's House lu Tnwnudn,
ix spi.r.tvAv ropyTV.
nn Mniidnr the Slth day of May, 1SU7, al the Iji
poile Hotel, lu Ijipnrte.
IV MllVloCIt lut'NTV,
on Thursdn, (hetfldil.iy nf Mny, s.,:,nl the .Mon
tour House lu Dalll llle.
IN I'OI.L'MIIIA COl'VI'V,
on Friday the L'llll day nf May, lsu7, lit the Assis-
.or s i uili e III iiioomsiiiirg,
I All apissils oiuslh.'lu wrlllnj am! should specify
lhe uiitieular isiu-e, inatleroi' tiling, risspi-etlng
whleli it decision Is reqijesli d, and fritall stale the
..r, .itml or iiinii.li.le oi error eoliiiilainis) of.
Appeals ma) be made al llieolll. e of lhe Asses
sor at aliv lime pie lous In the d.i; s above ll.cd
for hearing u)ipeal-.
He -1 1 anv pel -on liable l. luiulue ta, or own
ing enrilages, Wlllelles Ulld oilier lllllcles Uabht
lllldci s.-h.-dule A, ol tin i:elvl.iu, h.le not
Vi t rcl'iirlnl, tliev ale lien b nolllh d to dn so at
lime, or become liable in till penally. It Is Un
did V nf C cry one iiini liable in lhe law to s.ilc
tlie'As-es-or of his Dislili I, and make 111- I el urn.
ItlllllMiT P. CI.Altls-.
Assessor 1 Sill lllslllcl, Penn a.
Awr.s-oit's On H'K, I
llioi.msbuit:, Pa., Apillal, ls7.)
.i)' Mmlfwr Aimti.itn, IHhilll lnt.lllit.'iirr,
llr.ulfitnl Ano". .S"fl"-nl M,nn,y .-i,ioito, "lid
J .1. H R O W B R, I
Is now r.iicriug in me puiuie iiin.-iuck oi
s p Ji j A' a a oon s
I'nnsMhig In l-art of n full line of
IXGRAJX. WOOL AXD RAO
O A 11 P KTH,
Pine cloths and easslmcru for Ladles' coats,
HAND.-OMF. llltlS (1001H,
of allpallernsnlidinialllles, ltilulds and Prlnls
of iirlous quulltles ninl prices,
hli:aciii:d and iiuown mpslins,
LADIB'S FR13XC1I COUSUTS,
I1ALMORAL .SKlltT.-'.
d- vmi.VllKX-SUAtlV.ttS.'l. MM. I
i.-.,. i. n,A..rfimiLllil MIrt'f(
New nssorinu in oi
,i a .vi i ijn.nxVAiti:,
. ,. i. n n 1' I
V
X -X O. I Al A I K I- ' "
'inoue-half and onc-fouilli barrels.
Now N the Hun- lo niak- air seItlons. lis I
m oircrhu go'sN ' "'7 '""'",
.ii.iiolsfalrdisillngliiftll.iiiid il I" bounder.
111 "i i t nil, iw-i'li
j. .!. iimiwmt.
sold b.V UU)
Illisinisbing, April U, WIT,
AT M. TRAUail,
A T T O It N F.'Y A T-Ji A W.
llcrwlck, I'oliiinbln Cnun!', Pi-nu'i!.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
QIIARL13H W. SXYDF.R,
lit.AWIl IU
II A R I) W A Ii 13,
nio.v, NAH.H, mr.r.tH ac, ac, ac.
main htiiuut, iH,ooi8iiuno, i'KNN'a.
TnkB thin method nf Inforinlugtlip cltiicnsiif Co
lumbia couly, that ho has opened nn pxlcnslvo
lliii-dwaru Klurcon Main Rltect. In llloomshurir,
nonr Iron Rtrcct.nnd that he has on hand n
.AlKIKIl HTO.'lC AX1) IlKTTKIl AHAOItTKIl
Uiau enti he found any ivhcro clsolu llio county,
and Mhlch he lntendi toftell nt prices Mhtch defy
eompetlttou.
CHAINS, AXKS, STKi:Lt IIIOX.
I hnvfs ehnln nil l7c, nxv nil malic nnd
weljrht, Rtccl, nil ulyes.lron, nil shnpen, nnd nil
very low,
11UIIiT)I3U H A H 1) W A It H,
of every descriptions; NftlU, n)clc pulleys, snslt
cords, latehcR, locliMnnd U nobs, bull screws, sash
fnstn, utndowfinrlnKsi.hnso knobs. Mrun hlnsoi.
h(hH and staples, hooky and staples, and lu fact
overylhln needed In that line.
COACH A WAOO.V MAKr.Kfl HARDWAnn.
mbraclns nhnost e cry thing: In that lino. Also
HAUNIZsi.S MAK 118 HAHDWAltl
lucltles, Japanned; buckles, ullver plated; bltti
nf every kind , Hamkm, lron$iwt trees I lfAMns,
wood ; Bnddle treci, nlfflroes Rlrth web, worsted
and cotton thread, silk, awjNimd noedtcB, tools
of nil kind.
Kiror.MAKr.it'H iiAitnu-Aiti:,
A full nsortment for carpenters. I hao planes
nil klnd, Raws; hand, paiinel, rip, and compass,
squares steel, Iron, and try: boring machines,
ehlsles, misers, hovels, mallets, braces, RftUgcs,
plow, tulos, bin, and about everything for car
penters.
ron Tin: rnoru: nnM:iiAMY
Ihaeco:l
hOtl, tsiat
shovels, scoops,
ooal sifters, l.uit-fcrns,tnblocutlcry,is-ket
cutlery, ptnted spoons,
plated forks, servers, ten nnd eof
fctpots,liutterkulvcs,mIllRaws, cross cut saw s, circular saws, uruiKknw,
files, horse sluM-svrenchrSpTlxetsLam-mors,
hatchets, mattocks, picks, forks, Rrnh
blna hoes, shovels, spudes.pnudlng forkf, hoes.
rakes, bed pins, twjne, skat s, plows, coilln trim
mlngs rmery, red chalk, white chalk, wire,
horse unlW, meat-cuttrrs, scale wnshhoninls,
horse buckets, wooden palls, clothes
pins, glue, door mnts, jorch mats, pnr
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, horso brushes, sleigh
bells.hoel calks, enamel
ed kettles, brass kettles,
copper kettles,
Mcwkcttlevnuco
pans.hroAd
nos, nails,
Sledges, curtain fixtures, M
Thimble skeins nnd boes,
I'umps, lend pipe, etc..
Tarred rotiennd hundreds of article not .enu
merated constantly on hand nt
CI tAllMlS HNvrii;nst
Jlaln Street, IllofHiishurg.
CLOTHING.
JEW STOCK OF (T.OTHIX(!.
Tresh nrrlTrd of
i'ai.i. and wiXTr.n noonf.
DAVin i.ovnxiir.ito
Invites attenllon to his stoik of
ciiK.r and rAmnoNAiiu: ci,oTiuxn,
at his btorppn
Main Hlreet, two doors above the American Hons
nioonisburg, Pn.,
where lio has Just received from New York and
Philadelphia a lull Assortment nf
JIEN AND HOYS' CI.OTIIINO,
Including the most fashlonalile. tlurnblft, nnd
handsome
DRIisfi GOODS,
consisting of
nox, sack, rnocK, au.M, and 011,-cf.oni
COATS AMI i'ANTH,
of all sorts, sires, and colors. lie has aUo replcn
lshed Ids already large stock of
I'AI.I. AND WINTI'.U HHAWI.H,
STltll'EI), riGUKKD, AND 1'I,A1N VtSTS,
SIIIUTS, CItAV ATS, STOCK'S, C0I.I.AI1S,
iiani)Ici:hciiii:ps, rii.ovix,
HUsl'KNDKllS, AND 1'ANCY AUTICI.KS
1 le has constantly on hand a large and wcll.se.
leeieil assortment of
CLOTHS AND VUSTINGS,
which he Is prepared lo niako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In the
liest manner. All his clothing is made, to wear
and most of It Is of homo mauuf.icture.
1:01.11 WATciiiw and ji:vi:miy,
of every desi rlpllon, flno nnd heap. Ills casta of
Jewelry Is not i-urpassed lu Ihli place. Cull all'
examine hi general iinsortmcut of
CI.OTllINd, M'AICIIIW, JHWKLIIY, Ac.
DAVID i.ovi:.vin'itn.
ATBW CLOT1I1XG AXD GBXTLI3-
MPN S FUltNlslIINO STOIin.
The undersigned respectfully iinuuuiices to Ids
many frleiuV. that hv has opened u new Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, lu lhe lowc
room, of the llartmau llulUUug, southwest winipj
of Main und Mailtet Streets, llloomsburg, Pa,
Having Just letiirued from Philadelphia with a
lirge Slocl; of
I'.U.l, AND WlNl'KIt CLOTHING
and
oi:ntm:mp.n'.s fiuinimiino goods, ac, a(
lie flatters himself that he can please nil, HI
stock cnmpi ises
MHN'S, HOYS', AND YOt'l'HS' CUlTHINll,
such as
D11F.S-S COATS,
SACK' COATS,
OVr.ItrOATS,
PANTS,
V-5TrJ.
snims,
I'NDIIUSHIUI'S,
HIIAWKKS
COLLAll-s
NlX'K-TJI.si,
iio'4ii:iiY,
SI'SPKNDKKS, j
HANDKnitCHIIirS,
I'-MIIP.HLI.A'J, .U- I
; nnd lu fact everyllilnif In. Hie Clolhlng or Fur-1
nlshlug lineal M-r Ion i;rlces,
Inad.illlon lolhonb'ie he litis un cln;aiil e:
sorimeui of , '
CLOTHS, CAssIMF.ltI!, AND VliSTIN .
CLOTIUNll JIADP. TO OHDKU ,T TIIK
mouTUsr t;oricF
Call and seo before purchasing cleu lu re, ami
BUOUUI'. UltKAT llAm-' UNS.
Cield-ly
j. w. cni;.iiii.iii'-i-
ma
MILLINERY GOODS.
T) LOOJIiS HLTR(1 'FA Xt'Y
Till JI-
X)
Mtvri AND HOOKS TO UK,
second door below Harlmairs, Main Strict.
Just reeeHed n lien slock "1
HF.FHVHH, WUUI.W -v."... wuua i.
COH-F.IS I.AClls, llMllHODiKHirjs,
.MUnl.l.N 11IK11NGS, l)lll.-SS ntlMMINliS
and cu-ry varleiy of arllcles iisii.-.Uy kept In a
1'AM;Y Sl'olll-
Also
SCHOOL HOOK, HYMN HOOKS, IIIW.W,
SFNI IAV-SCI I OOI, HOOK'S,
nud nl-irne loi "f :
MU!'.I,IANr.ilt'i HOOKS,
ACCOUNT AND JIH-MOltANDUM HOOK'S,
1IIA.NK nr.VlS, 110N1H AND MO!TOAr,-l,
nii'l n BeiiMBl an.XwiUscIclel iissorliiu ni of '
PAvr.H, i:NVi:r.opr,s a'p.
a, ji. wmm.
MISCELLANEOUS';'
rjMlH l'ADDY RUX " ' ,r '
l' V A li U O JM 1' A.X.Y ,
in-
SUICU81IINNY, l'ENNHYI.VAMA,
CAPITA!. 9130,000.
JOHN Jl. HTACKIIOIlHn, l'trtkltat.
CIIA8. A. llOOXrSccrotary ainl,Triuter,
llntr.cToits: 1,1 1
John Mi fila.klionio N. U Campli.U,
Chim. A lloone, C'ymi Hlachliovtt.,
A. jrUowull.
Ol'rtClS:
main rvrnnirr, shicksiiinny, pa.
The lands held by thfo Ooninnny, eonslit of
FOUJl IteXDR13D AXD FORTY-
OX B ACR13S,
and slty.four ierches, of carefully selected land
lying Milium est of Wllken-llurrc, l.iucrne eouu
ly, I'n.. In tho western imrt of the Orent Northern
or Wyoming Coal llasln.
Avery careful and Ihorough cxainlnntloil re
eontly mndo has iiroen these (for tho uIiotci
lands to be the embodiment of u vast amount of
tho very liost quallly of nnthrnclte rol, having
every facility that could te dctlied for trans
portation In all illnctlons. Tho tibovo tract Is
crossed hy n good road, and nlso directly In
front, nnd Joining nro the T,aekawaniia A lllnonis
burg rullroa.l, and the Wyoming eaiml, thin nf
fording tho very bestiidvnntngo of n carrying road
and canal running to the very mouth of tho
mines without expense lo the company.
Tho inensuremcnl nftheillfrerenthcds or scams
already ileveloiied wns cnrfii!ly obtained nnd
ujded together i the thhktie.ss of these neamv.
Includlngdhc celehrnted "lied Ash," "Iluck Mnun.
lain," or "Orand Tunnel" Aeln, Is thirty-one and
n hnlf feet, (HJi), every cubic ynrd of which will
yield n ton. giving n large amount of tho best
quality of coal.
Thelocnti.ui Is llli that nil tho veins may bo
cut nud worked tothecrentest iosllifc advantage
above, water level, nnd at much Jessoxiienso than
can be done from collcrles oioratlng below water
level.
Tho coal can lie brought lo the surface through
drifts or tunnels which drnhi the water fromttu.
mines and saves lhe hoisting of .lhe coal. So tho
eligibility of tjieso lands for elieap mining Is tin
inicstlnnnole. Very lately the "Grand Tunnel"
'lied Ash" vein lias been opened, nnd Is now
producing as flue n quality nf coul ns ha rcr
been produced In the nulhraclto regUns. Tho
hrenker tioiv In operation is capable of preparlag
from lii) to Mil tons twr day. Tho surface contains
1111 abundant mpply of wood nnd timber very ,vnl-
uablo for mining purposes, which gives the tract
the advantage of many other coal lands. Tho
Tact that nlmost all valuable, coal lands aro helne
rapidly taken up by heavy capitalists or large cor
porations, shows that they must steadily and
greatly rise in the market value, while with the
Immense and constantly Increasing demand for
this coal, nnd the Itnilroad nnd North llrauch ca-
nal, parsing !iy the mouths of tho mines, through
me ureal iron making districts or llloomsburg,
Danville, Duneannon, llarrlshurg, Middletown,
Marietta, and Columbia, to tlde-wator nt Havre.
do Grace, ono can fcnrccly conceive of a mord
profltidilo or pernianont source of wesllh than
may lie found In lands like these,
In order to be ablo lo open their works on n
more extensive plai, this company has placed a
imrtlou of their capital Moek In market on tho
follow ing terms ! Any person tsklng one or more,
shares of stock at
TBX DOLLARS BACH,
will bo entllled annually to ft ton of coal at csst
at tho inluo per share, and any stockholders
not iuxniviNG Tin: coai.
ns aforesaid, to li credited on tha honks of rto
Company, with tho iliflcrenfe between thesoat
and selling price for each share, to be paid beforo
a dividend shall b declared.
c, r, KN-Arr, Aj-nt.
March 1, I'm,
THE . i
FIRST PREMIUM
Of n Silver aie.lul
VT AB AVAItllKO TO
gf BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
By the N. II. 5tata AcHcultit'tl Sfwli-tr.at
ii t air holdeo In Ttiihiu, ept.( l
nABUKTT'B
Vegotable Hair Restorative
Kcitorri uray imrn iti ntruni rotor, rro-
moiei ins frnwi.i oi me u-ur, uiaik mi
catc LtindruU bi.i1 Hitmori. IVvrenU
Unir lallirif out. j a superior uring.
ii common no iiijunuua lUKrvuicuii,
IH1 ia iniiio popular nu ivu- j
but, virii. norm wna jr
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprlstori,
MASCItrSTlIR, N. ll.
il-Soldby I.. N. JIOYI-.lt, llloomslurg, Pn.
and Druggists generally. raprVfi7-flm
QARRIAGB ALVX UFACTORY,
lllciomshurp, Pn.
jr. C. SIX)AN llltOl'HKK
tIiusueccsl.or of
WILLIAM SLOAN A SON
continue tho business of making '
cAititrAGn-j, nt-GGir-".
nnd every stj le of
FANCY WAGONS,
which tney ha e constantly on hand to suit en-i-tmners,-
Never using any mntt'ilal but the besti
ami employing the most exiHTlonccd workni;i,
they hope to continue, ns heretofore lo give entire
satl-ftictton to every customer. An inspection ol
their work, nnd of the reasonable jnleo usked lor
tho same, Is sine to insure a sale.
g (VS7luxTs
I' A s II I O N A II I. i:
S1IAVIXO, HAIR OUTTIXG
AMI
SHAMPOOING SAl.rON,
Court House Alley, next door to (Wuin.oHUl'isi,
liUloMslll'Iid, PA.
Hair Dveiuu and Whiskers colored black or
brown. IIulr'liinictoileMrnN dmidiiiirand Uau
lili Jug the halt i w ill restore hair In It- original
color withoul soiling the lltlest labrle, eonsliinlly
uu hand. upl li'"-,j
c.
13. S A
V Ad 13 ,
I'll.M-llOAI.
I I.
WATCIIMAKIJH ANH MI'.WI'I.P.V,
Jfiin MnznViir the ftmrt ll'.nte,
"llijinsifei'iii, Pa.
fVinVlnnlly""? l"wnrt dm- n'sorOueni of
AIKIU'"A,N AND SWISS WATCHI.S,
lllocl'.s, .Ten dry, fsilveiwais. and spectacles
Pnrlleular alleullou paid in the ripulrlng ol
Wiilche, clpeks, Jewelij nnd Sist'lailm,
im-M.i.onle uiaiks iniidd la older. All wurli
warrinile.1. ;ajiri:i'C7
X S IT n A X 0 13
SITRAXOB AOI3XOV-.'
W.v. nnlng
.Fun
I'omnu-reu
I I'llll nl
I llallll- M"-
Plltll.tll
S1M.W0
sw.im
si,t
iwyfw
sw.nn
W,iJ
W),ii
lft.OO'i.nvi
.......vvtl""
Men hints
Sprlnglleld -.
1 ilernianla ,
1 Imurnucc C'ominny of Slate P.im'a.,
Counei-lleul Mutual Life,
i Nnith AmertcnnTrninll
.V)0,in
, 1 IILAS IIUOWN, tf'.d,
iunreT-l.) lliouuiiruu, 'x.
lXBt'l'TOR'S XOTH'H.-
IJ 1'j.rAIKIII- SAMAMII.V .1 IVINS, IIEl'li-U-llelH
leslaluclll.lO oil lhe I suite of Sam 111
HulJalle i:alls. bile nf lll.sim-blll'il, Col.mbn
eoillllv, di .t-i 1, lcie b.Mi jranli-l bv tlie Iteit-
Islcr iii said ciiunly lo J. II. 1'i.ii.s, ri viluig hi
tlie lowtlshlp and eollllly arireald. All lier-olis
llavliu claims tin tliu .'Sialnui'ii leiUVted lu pn -sent
Ihem dulj nulla niteaiiVi forwllleinei.t. and
those knowing theiiiM tiiw n.d -l.ti-J lu Hie pslnle
wll mal.e pii,mi'iil flnthw Ith.
Anll l$,Ji;-w.
I jSts-iuor,
yiLLi.JI II. AlillOTT,
attoiini:t..Ti.a w,
TATAWISSA, PA.