THE COLUMBIAN, 33LOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
SJIte (ipalumbtnn;
BLOOMS 1JUKO, PA.
I'UID.VV MOll.MXU, MAY 111, ipoj.
DESEUTEIl VOTING.
At thu Into term of tlio Court of (iuiir
tor Hen-Ions of tills County, I.tnvls Ho
nor, ony of tlio oillvcrs of tho election
Inst Knll, In Cuntriiliu Horou;li, wns
tried upon an indictment fur roliislii";
to receive tlio voto of a qualified citizen
and was duly convicted of the ollencc.
was bentoneed by the Court to nay
a lino of fifty dollars, and tlio costs of
prosecution. Anotherlndlctnient against
oneof the other oillccr-i of the election,
was continued until the next term of
tho Court. A civil suit In the Comon
Pleas for damages brought by tho voter
aggrieved U pending for future trial
By the prosecution against lloner, the
law htw been vindicated, and Just pun
Ishmeut for tho public oU'ence adjudged
by the Court : and ultliough a pardon
ha been extended to him by Governor
deary, It Is not likely that any election
officer In this County will hereafter re
ject a legal vote upon tho pretence that
the voter has at some former tlino been
guilty of desertion. Upon the trial of
this ease In Court, tlio Counsel for the
defendant Mr. Comly and Mr. Clark,
admitted In the most unqualified man
ner that the Act of Assembly dlsfran
chislng so-called deserters from the
right to voto, was unconstitutional and
void, and they put tho defenco of their
client entirely upon tho ground that ho
was ignorant of law and had sinned un
Wittingly. This defence did not pre
vail, and their client was convicted.
Thoro can be little doubt -that this de
cision was Just, "not only because every
man Is bound to know the law and
obey It, especially where tho rights of
his neighbor are concerned, but also be
cause tho defendant had full Information
given him concerning his duty as an of
ficer of tho election. The law, so far as
it relates to this question of deserter vo
ting, had been previously explained up
on two occasions In public circulars by
tho District Attorney, and the decision
of the Supremo Court upon tlio same
question had been published in tlio
newspapers. No Intelligent person In
the County could therefore mako tlio
plea of ignorance when called upon to
decide this question as an election of
ficer. WHY THERE IS NO MONET
TO I'AY HOUN'TlllS AND PENSION'S..
Scakcei.y a day passes but wo nro
asked tho question why the bounties
granted by tlio Act of July 58tli, 1SGG,
nro not paid. On this point Forney's
fress says :
"The Secretary of War will bo com
pelled to issue an order suspending the
payment of additional or other bounties
to soldiers and their heirs, until somo
appropriation for that purpose is made
by Congress, tho funds already appro
priated being exhausted. As Congress
will not in all probabiity meet again till
December, the soldiers and their fami
lies must mnko up their minds to bear
somo further delay."
Tho fact is that tho Dounty law was
passed solely for political capital, as the
ltadlcals wanted tho soldier voto in
last fall's elections. Tho Press states
the fact when it says that Congress did
not mnko a sufficient appropriation to
carry out tho law. Let tlio soldiers re
member, however, that while funds
enough cannot bo appropriated to their
use, there is no diillculty in finding
funds for tho millions of negroes in the
South. Tho InsanC policy of ruling the
South by military power Is also costing
tho Government ten millions of dollars
per month, and at tho same time crusii
es out all hopo of rovenuo from that
source, by keeping tho' States In their
present excited nn anomalous position
Millions of dollars aro also squandered
in Impeachment and Reconstruction
Committees, whoso only objects nro to
squander money, make political capital
for tho Radical party, and keep tlio
Union divided. It is to tho interest of
every farmer, mechanic, laborer, soldier
and bond-holder, to oust tho present
proillgato and extravagant party, and
to place men In ofllco who will legislate
for tho good of tho whole country.
Tin: term deserter has been applied to
a vast number of persons In tho coun
try, to whom It has no Just application.
Not one in twenty of those to whom It
has been applied In recent years como
within any just or reasonablo definition
of tho term. In a military sense, to de
sert is to leave, or go off from tho mili
tary service of tho government ; to
abandon tho perfornmnceofduties which
law u been assumed or imposed; and
involved always, tho idea of treachery
and faithlessness to commander and as
sociates. Hufltlu manifestly Inappli
cable to ono who luvs never been in tlio
public service at all ; who has not signed
an enlistment, nor received public
money in the form of bounty or pay,
nor been mustered into service. Andyut
this is tho position of ninotcen-twentl-
eths of those who liavo been called do-
scrters, and against whom tho penalty
of disfranchisement for life of all tlio
privileges of citizenship, lias been
sought to bo enforced! Obviously, tho
offense of not responding to a draft Is"" of
a very different character from that of
deserters from tho ling after duty to it
has been assumed. Sviillo tho latter Is
a very high offense, the former U com- j
paratlvely a low one and fitly punisha
ble In u much milder manner. Dis
franchisement from citizenship is n
punishment of highsovcrlty, and while
it may bo reasonably Imposed upon wil
ful desertion from the nruiy, it is out of
nil proportion to to tho magnitude of
tho inferior offense.
Tin: Loyni League has conferred with
tho ojjlcertnt tho political organization
known us tho "Grand Army of the Re
public," about uniting the two organi
zations so as to work together. Wu
liavo no doubt tho two1 bodies have ono
object; namely, tho successor tho Radi
cal party.
HORACE GREELEY VS. THE
LOYAL LEAGUE.
In order that our renders may see
what harmony and concord exists In
the Radical ranks wo give below n
portion of Horace Ure'eley's letter to
the Loyal League, which called him to
account for balling Jefferson Davis.
It will be seen that Horace Is mad, mid
delles the "Insects" whom he himself
has made powerful.
lie quotes extensively from tho
Tribune to show.that he has always fa
vored amnesty, and that It Is no new
faith with him. After speaking of nn
editorial In favor of amnesty published
on tho day of Lincoln's assassination,
ho says:
The evening of thnt day witnessed
that most appalling calamity, tho
murder of President Lincoln, which
seemed 111 uu Instant to curdlo all tho
m k of human kindness in Tweutv
Millions of American breasts. At once,
insidious etiorts wcro set on loot to turn
tho fury thus enirendered airalnst me.
because of my pertinacious advocacy of
mercy to tlio vanquisiied. tjhaneiiig to
enter the club-housethe next (Saturday)
evening, I received a full broadsido of
your scowls, ero wo listened to u clerical
liaranguo Intended to prove that Mr.
Lincoln nau been rroviuont a v re
moved becauseof his notorious leanings
toward clemency, lu order tomnke way
lor n successor wno woum give mo
Rebels a lull measure 01 stern justice
1 wns soon made to comprehend thnt
I had no sympathizers or none who
dared seem such In vour crowded as
semblasre. And foiiio maladroit admirer
having, a few days afterward, mndotlio
Club a present of my portrait, its bare
reception was resisted in a speech from
tho Chair by your then President a
sneech whoso vigorous invective was
Justified solely by my pleadings for
lenity to tne neueis.
At once, a concerted howl of denun
ciation and rrnro was sent up from every
side against 1110 by tlio little creatures
whom God, for some Inscrutable pur
pose, permits to edit a majority of our
minor journals, ecnoeii oy a yea 01
"Stop my paper 1" from thousands ol
Imperfectly instructed readers of Tin:
TnniUN'lI. Ono impudent puppy wrote
mo to nnwer categorically whether I
was or was not in favor of hanging Jeff.
Davis, adding that I must ston his pa
per if I were not! Scores volunteered
assurances mat l was ueiying puunc
opinion that most ol my readers
were against me as if I could be in
duced to write what they wished said
rather than what thev needed tobotold
I never before realized so vividly the
baseness of tho lCdltorial vocation accord
ing to tho vulgar conception of it. Tho
din raised nbout my ears now is noth-
ini? to that I then endured and despised
I am humiliated,. by the reflection that
it is (or was) in the power of such in
sects tonnnoy me, even by pretending
to discover witn surprise soiiieiiung
nave for years been publicly, einpna-
tically proclaiming.
Gentlemen. I shall not attend your
lnoetlnir tills evenimr. i liavo an en
grigement out of town, and shall keep
Ft. I do not recognize you as capable
of Judging, or even fully apprehending
me. You evidently regard mo as a
weak sentimentalist, misled by a maud
I n phi osonliy. 1 arraign you as nar
row-minded blockheads, who would
llko to bo useful to a great and good
cause, but don't know how. Your at
tempt to base a great, enduring party
on tho hato and wrath necessarily en
gendered by n bloody Civil War, is as
tnougu yousnouiu pianc a coiony on an
Iceberir which had somehow drifted
into a tropical ocean, l ten you nero
that, out of a "life earnestly devoted to
the irood of human kind, your children
will select my colnir to Richmond aud
signing tbat bail-bond as tne wisest net
-...I F 1 t .1!.! A.-
mm miu ii'ui mm it uiu uiuiu iui i iw
jImivi mwl iriimoiiitv tlmn nil fit Vflll
wero competent to do, though you had
lived to the aire of Methuselah.
I ask nothing of you, then, but that
you proceed to your end by a direct,
frank, manly way. Don't sidle off Into
a mild resolution of-censure, but movo
tlio expulsion wliicn you purposed, and
which l deserve 11 l ueservo any re
proach whatever. All I caro for is
that you make this a square, stand-up
light, and record your judgment oy
Yeas and Kays. 1 caro not how few
voto with me, nor now many vote
against mo ; for I know that tho latter
will repent it in dust and ashes before
three years liavo passed. Understand
nnco for all. that 1 dare you and defy
von. and that I proposo to light it out
on tlio Hue that I liavo held from the
day of Leo's surrender. So long as any
man was seeking to overthrow our Gov
ernment, ho was my enemy : from tlio
hour In which ho laid down his arms
hn was mv formerly erring countryman
So long as anyls at heart opposed to tho
National unity, tho Federal authority,
or to that assertion of tlio Equal Rights
of All Men which has become practi
cally Identified with Loyalty anil Nit;
tlonalltv. 1 shall do my best to deprivo
him of power: but, whenever he ceases
to bo tints, i demand ins restoration to
all tho privileges of American citizen
ship. 1 give you fair notice thnt I shall
urge the reeniranclilsementoi tnoso now
proscribed lor neoeinon so soon as
shall feel cnnfldcnt that this courso
consistent with tho freedom oftho blael
and the unity oftho Republic, and that
1 shall demand a recall oi an now in ex
ile only for participating in the Rebel
Hon. wlienever the country shall havo
been so thorouhlv pacified that its safe
ty V111 not thereby bo endangered. And
so. gentlemen, honing that you will
henceforth comprehend mo somewhat
better than you liavo none, i remain,
Yours. IIoiiaci: Giihiii.iiy.
New-York, May 31, 1807.
Tho upshot of the wholo matter has
been, that tho Loyal League, was silen
ced by this scorching reply, and gra
ciously concluded to permit Mr. Gree
ley to enjoy their society ; and thoug.
Utoy detested tlio treason they could not
punWU thu traitor. 0 course Horace
did not mean l'alemon John when ho
spoke of "the Httlu creatures whom God
for somo iiiscrutnlilo purpose, permits to
edit n majority oi our minor journals
Upon tno Whole this family iiunrrel is
edifying to us, and pluinly proves tho
truth of tho old adago, that "when
rogues fall out, honest men got their
dues."
Tin', feeling in favor of tho nomina
tion of lion. Oeorgo Sharswood, as Dem
ocratic candidate for Judgo of tho Su
premo Court, in placo of Judge Wood
ward who declliicsarenomlntloiijis very
general, mid wo think ho will bo select
ed by tho convention ln June. Ho Is a
man eminently qualified for tho posi
tion, and will poll" much moro than bis
party voto lu tlio city of Philadelphia,
and throughout tho State,
Hii.viiY Wakm Rr.iX'iir.u says if It
had been necessary ho would havo him
self become ono of Jr.FFHiisoN Davis'
bail.
BRILLIANT AND PATRIOTIC
SCHEME.
Tin: project lately started by n num
ber of prominent mid patriotic gentle
men to erect on tho battlo-lleld of Get
tysburg n .permanent home for Invalid
or crippled Union soldiers of tlio Rebel
lion, Is destined to prove a complete
success. Tho scheme, which is a very
feasible one, and which will bo carried
out strictly and faithfully, Is simply
this: Although tho erection of a homo
for Invalid soldiers meets with the cor
dial approbation of every one, tho State
Legislature did not feel Itself In a posi
tion to mnko tho necessary approprla-J
tlon to establish such an institution, bill
in lieu thereof passed n bill on the (Uh
of March last, granting power to tho
corporators named therein to ralso tho
required amount by means of a grand
gift distribution.
It becoming known that certain par
ties lu New York had during tlio Rebel
lion, purchased a large number of dia
monds and precious stones, measures
wcro taken to secure them, and certain
parties advanced the money for their
purchase. Certificates valued at llvodol
lars each will bo Issued, and tho holder
will not only contribute to a national
and comniendablo enterprise, but will
also have n direct interest In the dis
tribution of these magnificent Jewels
Tho princely gifts aro now on exhibi
tion at No. 112(5 Chestnut street, and
daily viewed by hundreds of our citi
zens.
The management oftho great enter
prise has been confided to ablo and ex
perienced hands, and tliero is not the
slightest doubt that tho entire scheme
will bo consummated to tho perfect
satisfaction of everybody Interested.
The site selected for tho erection oftho
Home, and which consists of thu piece
of ground usedns tlencral Meado's head
quarters during tho battlo of Gettys
burg, has already been purchased, and
it now only remains for our citizens to
come forward en masse anil purenaso
shares for tho grand distribution, to in
sure a comlortnhlo homo lor invalid
soldiers, where tlicy will bo cared for nt
no cost to themselves. Tho project has
mot with somo opposition in certain
luartcrs where its character and provis
ions havo not been thoroughly under
stood, but the projectors hold themselves
responsible for tho faithful performance
of everything they guarantee In tho
published prospectus.
Tho sale of certificates has already
commenced, and tho indications aro
that the SO.OOO subscribers required to
complete tho first distribution will bo
obtained in a very short time. As tho
peoplo throughout tho country went
witli great readiness into tho Crosby
Opera Houso speculation, a scheme
solely for personal nggrandizemcnt,-still
greater inducements nro presented to
subscribe to tlio Gettysburg Asylum
tho success of which will'sccurc a happy
homo for thousands of crippled sol
diers. VhiUuklphia Evening Telegraph
LITERARY NOTICES
Tin: Diamond Edition of "Nicholas
Nicklcby," by Messrs. Ticknor and
Fields, lioston, has Just been received
It is tho fourth issue of this beautiful
edition which will be completed in about
twelve or thirteen volumes.
If the complete works of tho great
novelist can be produced in elegant vol
times of 500 or moro pages, on fine paper,
with spirited illustration, well printed
and well bound, making a set of book:
thnt would ornament any library, at
tho price of ono dollar and a-half a vol
nine, we think it likely thnt the peoplo
will tiro of paying nearly or quite as
much for worthless books miserably
printed and not bound at all.
"Tho Pickwick Papers," "Our Mu
tunl Friend," "David Coppcrfield" and
"Nicholas Nicklcby," liavoulreadybeen
issued In the "Diamond" edition. They
will bo followed by a volume n month
until the series is complete.
Tho illustrated Edition, in green mo
rocco cloth, with a gold medallion por
trait of tho author, costs ?1.50 per vol
ume. Andedltlon precisely simllarin re
spect to printing and paper,but without
the plates aud bound in crimson moroc
co cloth, is sold at $t.2o per volume
Tho books aro elegant enough lor tlio
richest, and cheap enough for tho poor
est. "Tho Diamond Dickens" should
find a placo in every house in tho laud
The people who read the great English
humorist and moralist can hardly fail
to grow wiser and better.
"Van," tho excellent correspondent
of the XprlmjJieUl (Mas.) Jtepublican
saysin oneof his late letters from W ash
Ington to that paper:
"It is so dull hero now that you will
pardon mo a single paragraph not on po
Htcal matters. Rev. Dr. M'leod, editor of
"Good Words," London, is writing
story called "Tho Starling," and it 1
rich lu pathos, wit, and character
drawing. Chapters are nearly equal to
somo of Scott's best; and tho story is
upon church matters too. Little's Llv
ing Agohasjust begun to reprint tho
story. J$y tho way, tho Age copies pret
ty much everything that Is good from
abroad. I have tried to take half a doz
en foreign magazines, and gave up, be
cause tho Ago will gatherthebest things
from all of them, nnd furnish them for
one-fourth tho money they cost in their
original dress." Terms SS.UOper milium
Address Llttlo & Gay Uostou Mass.
Vv'r. aro In regular receipt of tho New
ork Leader, and must fctiy that wo re
gard It as tho ablest literary and politi
cal weekly published in Now York. Its
nrticies aro nil origlnalnd treat on nil
topics with unusual fairness and vicor.
it is n inrgoeigiit pagobheet.aud lspub
llshed at No. U, Frankfort Street, New
New
York.
vii)i)ij:ro.' Enled is lu ono vol
unio octavo, nt thoprieoof $2..ri(l in cloth
binding ; instead of what tho types made
us say last week. No. 17 Mercer Street
ev York
A l..vri: dispatch ways that tho Hrltlsh
floveniuient has decided to commute to
Imprisonment for life all the Fenians
sentenced to execution.
i'ii(ici:i:ni.(is
of Till:
Convention of Good Toinplnrs,
is soiiTiifMHEin. vsi ntsnmr,
Met at Sclinsgrore, J'a., May 1st, '2ml,
ana ;ira. in7.
Tho Convention was called to order
in the absence orW.C.T. Hey. Ithodes,
by P. W. C. T. Rev. Colburn, at 7J o'-
lock, p. Mi Prayer was offered by ltro.
Hov. ltelley. The roll of officers of lust
Convention was cat led, when the follow
ing members were found present: W
T. SMer Maggie Applenian, W. S.
Uro. G. W. llackett, V. M. Uro. Geo.
Elwell, V. D. M. Sister Itrautlgan,
W. I. G. Sister A. E. Miller, W. (). G.
Pro. T. J. Miller. After the reception
of credentials the following persons
wero elected officers of this Convention:
W. C. T. Pro. AW J. Mdlcnmn, of lllooni
Uodgo No. liKi; W. V. T. Sister D. M.
F. Walker, of Aurora, No. IN7 ; W. S.
Uro. Emerson, of Pcrsovcranco, No.
Tho following officers were appointed
by the W. C. T.: W. M.Jacob Hiich, of
Pleasant Retreat; W. I). M. Sister R
Knight, of Laurel Wreath ; W. Chap.
Pro. Relley, of lion; W. O. GSnmuel
Reed, of Jewel; W. I. G. Sister Agnes
Montgomery, of Emblem ; W. A. S.
Uro. Albert Cadwnllnder, of Sparkling
Water.
fler tho officers wero all liistnlled,
the delegates from the different Lodges
wero called upon, and reported a most
encouraging revival of the Tompemnco
cause throughout tho district. A Com
mittee consisting of Pros, ltelley, Van
Gezer, Wnlkcr,Crosthwnit and Colburn,
was appointed to draft business resolu
tions for Convention. Convention ad
journed. MmiNiNd Sussio.n, Jluy
Convention asscmblcdnt nlnoo'clock.
W. C. T. Rcidlcmim in the chair. Pray
er by llro. Rev. Crosthwait. After tlio
transaction of some minor business, the
Committeo on resolutions brought in
the following report :
Whereas, Temperance in regard to
alcoholic liquors consists only in total
abstinence lrom their use as n beverage;
and
Whereas, All members oi tlio 1.0. G.
. nro most solemnly pledged to such
abstinence, as n condition of member
ship ; and
II hereas. Temperanco as above is tho
only certain insurer oi tno genuine aim
permanent physical, mental nun moral
prosperity of tlio present nnd future
generations: nnd
w Hernia, js.v unuiucmiig luieiuy to
tills great principle not only the gov
eminent of our own conduct, but also
to lnuueneo tno decisions and conduct
of others and secure a healthy public
sentlinent embodied in a healthy legis
lation wocau alonuaciiieve the highest
purpose of human existence, personal
and social ; therefore be it
llemlvedX. That it is tho legitimate
function and most important work of
ach lodgo represented in tins Lonven-
tion, and all Lodges connected with tlio
Order to uso every legitimate means, in
the spirit ol our holy religion and oi
temperance.
l. to gather every pony into our
Lodges.
to so train them in the nurtureanii
admonition of temperance, that they
shall becomo sound and Influential ex
ponents of this cardinal virtue, and in
eternal vigilance, the power of all ex
cellence.
). To maintain kind, clear, decisive
discipline in all our Lodges:, and
- -1. To minister, as did our blessed Ite-
deonier to all the diseased, thu suffering
and the uistreseu union); us.
Jlcnol vc (I '2. T hat while. In our efforts
tocreato the right tone of public opinion
on the temperanco question, wo would
scrupulously avoid the drawing of in
vidious distinctions' in our special ap
peals for activo co-operations, we espe
cially commend the great object of our
institution to tno serious and lavoraoie
consideration of ministers', physicians
and lawyers; theflrstas beingtlioreeog
nized ciistctodlans of the morals, the
second of tho health, and tho third of
the legal Interests oi tho community;
but whoso tardiness, nevertheless, in the
temperance cause, lias been a matter
patent to tho most painful observation
and solicitude. ....
Jlcsolretl G. That, as in cherishing tho
spirit and imitating tlio examplo of our
Saviour, wo must not only aim at ac
complishing tlio good of our race by
raising the iaiicu, uucu'iiik inu nuia iiiiu
comforting tho distressed, but also by
denouncing sin, and driving its defile
ments from sacred places, oven to tho
scourging of such as maUo merchandise)
of corrupting social agents wo esteem
It our duty, as temperance men, to muii
to futuro advanced legislation on the
temperanco question even to tlio total
prohibition of tlio salo of Intoxicating
liquors as a beverage.
nespectriillysuPmittcdin r. u. until'.
.1. M'K. Hr.iiiKY,
X. W. t'OMlUUN,
M. P. C'ltOSTlIWAlT,
Wm. Van Gi:zi:u,
C. W. Wai.kuii.
Convention resolved to adopt the
above resolutions seriatim, which was
done with ono or two .slight alterations.
A number of other resolutions relative
to the business of tho Order wero adop
ted. AVTIUtNOON HKsSION,
Tho Convention and members of tho
Order assembled at 1 J o'clock, formed a
procession nnd paraded through the
town bended by Feehrer's KilverCornet
Hand, and on returning to tho Hall,
opened without usual ceremonies. Tho
resolutions oflered by tho Committeo
elicited much interesting debate, and
their adoption occupied a part of tho
tlino of each session. They wcro pot
adopted as a wholo until during the
morning session of tho third Instant.
On Thursday evening a public meet
ing was held In the Lutheran church at
which timo tlio llov. Dr. ltelley, of
Dairvllle, discoursed upon tho subject of
Temperance. For two hours tho nudl
enco was swayed at tho will of the or
ator, who produced impressions which
can never bo ell'aced from tho memory
of those who enjoyed tho privllego of
hearing him. On Friday, at 2J i M.,
tho Convention adjourned to meet at
Danville, on tho 7th of August. The
meeting throughout was ono of more
than ordinary interest; harmony and
good will prevailed, and wo hopo In tho
I'utiiroto bo ablo to record great good us
resulting from tlioionventlon or .North
umbeilaiid district.
XlIWS received frnm Mnvtroint W'n.li
iimton,
roniTSL'Ut Unit tlm Uhprnltj linvn
5J it st,,i;altiireu iiuurutaro, and that
Maximilian ami hU UcnuraN. Mellu,
tiwtcllo ami .Miramon, among other
nrnmluont Imperial olUcorn lmvo horn
takon prisoners. Maximilian' entire
army at wnorainni Juis btirrejulereU
Wi: have never seen any derivation
of tho word "Fenian." In "Tho Anti
quary," Sir Walter Scott professes to
translate from Rory M'AIplu some
Osslnnle ballad, and gives us this:
1 ti , mi ennipni-p ymtr pHntnn
'In Ilic Piles nf IlioUnri'-nriiuil lVtilnui ?
Ireland Is said to have been settled by
the Phoenicians. Is "Fenian" a return
to, and u corruption of the name 'of the
first settlers'.
Mnrltt-t Iltpnrl.
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11 o "
(Vim "
ritmr per Ittirrcl
Cloverxeeil
rinxecil
llutler
I '.vh - M
Tallow
Potatoes ,
Prleil Aliles
I'ork - -'
Hams
sides ninl Sltoultk-rs
Wu'il tier ioun1
Hay per toil
I.U.MIIl-ni.
lliml(H-k llnaiiW pel- tliousatitt feet
Pine ' " " (one lnt-li) ..
.tolst , He-Mil 1 1 111!.'. I'lnnl:, (Ifemln-1;)
HIiliiKle, No. I per tlmusanil
. I 2".
. i m
, III m)
.. 7 i)
. 2 -"ill
is
II
12
IS
1
I.-,
, Sin oi
.. lMl'.H
... I" no
,.. s un
... 7 na
SMlns
... IS l
PlilliHli Iphln Mm kiln.
Tnciisn.w, May 21, ls,rr
ri.fiiit
Northwextern KUperrtheiit R-W 0 0)
.Northwestern extra ivjm" io.-jo
Northwestern family V2..i
Pennsylvania nml Western nupertluc... ti.'iVrtlo.iHi
Pennsylvania mm W estern extra iojuiif 11.2.1
Pennsylvania mul Western family I'LOOM."..!!!)
Pennsylvania and Western Inney 17.Wr'nl7.riO
live fltiiir s
WiiK.vr Pennsylvania lnl.v 1ms fruomS).:
California " " S3.lt)
while " M.litl.'Ji
soul iii-rii " s. .mii'i M.i.
llvn I'ennsj Iwuiln rye, vhus 8l.70r.il.71
Units Yellow, " 1.2l(.i, 51.22
White.
8I.2116MI.
()TS V bus ,
l'KOVISIONS Mess Polk, Y hht,..
NJelri s.si
sawn
S21.2.-1
SUcrrttie
1 t?i ',,
.lies- iii-ei,
Pressed llos, If)..,
Shanked Ilnms 14
" Miouldeis V !
I,anl,V" ,
HLr.ns Cloversoed V bus..,.
Tlmothyseed bus
Flaxseed "
Picl IltoN No. 1 Sentch
No, I American
Cattlk Peer Cattle v IN
Cows. head
Sukkp V III
linns 'I 100 It .s
HefliriUn
i.vfti.ivr-
Ss.ooM. in
83.v
, KLIIMi Ml
11.00
IficfiU'c
SJ5-U.87U
... 7'e(,iSUe
SIU.W1.1 311.30
MARRIED.
r.t.7ft)J.V-r.l;.V.t.V-0n tho22dlnst.,nt the
residence. 01 me. urine s parents oy uev, -m. r,
Crosthwcile, c. H. VANitnnx, of .Muhknlmru
10 .IliXML: MAILMAN, OI J.OW11 1 1 111.
linrltIlOMllClY On the 21st Inst., nt the resi
lience nf tho brldo'K f.ilht-r, lu (llritrdsvllle. by
llev. John A. lUxon, Tiit.onoitK uorit to ami:-
i.ia A. mul iiov, an 01 iirarusviiii', t a.
DIED.
TIXShKVUx llrlarcieek, on the 21st Inst., Tax
nik, wife of .losetih linsly, iiri-iI rt2 years,
months and 12 days,
M'AI.KKlt fhiddenlv, nt his residence lu Neseo
peek township, nn the 1.1th Inst., luvm Walk-
j. it, ngcti mi years iimu miaitii.
J.'y'Y'.'.VyOL'.S'A-Suddeulv. nn Tuesday mnlll-
linr. the 21st lust.. Ui.nani: Wi:xrz. iiiliint sou
of Pr. (1. W. and H. AJlco lllttenhouse, uged tl
mourns.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONMr.MpnVllH. The niherlLser, havlliK
been restored lu health in a few weeks by a ery
simple remedy, nfter having stint-red for several
jeurs with a severe lunK a Ilectlon, and that dread
disease Consu ui pt Ion Is anxious to make known
to his fellow.sulierers the means of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a enpy nf the
prescription used iree nt c-narKO), witn tne uitee
llons for prepiuliiK and uslnii the same, which
they will find a seur. cvm: run Cn.sst'.Mi'ims',
Asthma, IlnirNniiTis, Cnruits. Cm.iw, and all
i iiioiii inru i.uhk rfWieeunuN. i mi oin v oojeci ui
the ndveitlser In semlhi-r the Prescrmtlon is to
hem-tit the iitlllcted, and spieuil luioriu.itiou
w Ii loll conceives to bo invaluable, and he hones
e cry sutterer w lit try his remedy, as It will cost.
them nothing, and may prove a hlesslnjr. Purtie
wlshlni; the priscrlpllou, Fiti:n, by leturu mall
win pieuse niiiiress
iti:v. i:nw.ni) a. wilsov
iny.iro7-ly,J Wllllanishurj;, Kings c N. V.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ix tiik oiumiaxs' conn1 IX
I unci for tho Cmmtv nf Oouimlitn: In tho mat
tt-r ot tht'i'MjUi'or lil.IAN DIlUTintlt'K.latoo
Montour township, ilrci-aspil. Aiul nmv to wit
Mnv ninth. 1m!7. Um I 'on it mumlnt ( li. ItrtH-k
wny, IN')., nudltor, to ninki!, ilistrthutton of tlio
nuuiuct' in inn jkuiuh oi jihiii u. muciv, mnnims
trntor. to nnd amongst the rreulturs lly tho
Court. I rom tht1 ivt-t.ru.
Jn4i: t'oi.i.MAN. Ch-rli
Tho auditor ulmvo named Mill attend to the
duties of his nimninlmcnt. athlsotlioo lu ltluoms-
June, l'-OT, at ton o'clock, a. in., and Mlu-ro nil
muLr. nit rMtiiiuutv. me m em v-M'eiiiiti ii.iv in
jtartiet f iiteiested mnv attend. r
t . ii. iiuul iv . i , -utiuor.
.nay .tl i-HJi,
L1C R A h v:
OP VALUAIILI! HKAIj KSTATII.
Is t urMianco of an order of tlio Ornhnns Court
of t'olutuhla eounty, on Kitinw, uik HlhT l.v
ok .1 1'Nl", ISO, at It) o clock in tho forenoon, John
nv . neivhiine, iKituliil.strntor ol Misnmiali Nliile
late of lleutoii township, in said count v. dec't
wllIcxiMjso to sale, hy nulilio vendue, on the
in finises, a cuituln
lot on piix i: or uuoum,
bounded nnd descrlheil nt follow, to v?t : On tho
norm ny land or Joniuueler, on the otwl hy lain
of William o. lUrrett. and on tlio south and wes
)iy lands of John llelshllnc, coutaluliiR ono aero
unu u nnii, more or less, wncrcon ar elected
ntAMK iiorsi: ad staiim:.
Tjito tho chtato of said deceased, situate lu tho
in iimiij nun 1'iuiiiiy aioresaai.
JrstK C'oLkman, Clerk.
nioonishurB, M.ay ITT, 1Mj7.
Tkiims of Ham:: Ten jier rent, of $ of the pur
chaso money to he nalil at tho strlkintr tlownof
thonroiierty ; tho one-fourth less the ten percent,
tit the continuation absolute, nnd tho remaluliu;
uiree-iourin.s in one year uerenMer.uiinintcreM
from confirmation nUi,y and to ho seemed hy
mum iiim ioorijiii;e.
.ioun w. iji:isi!i,iki:(
llcuton twp.. May III, W,7. Administrator
ST
a t k yi i-: x t
op -111K
1!i:ci:iits ami i:xim:xiiititiu:s
or rnr.
C'KNTItAlilA SCHOOL DISTRICT
VKAIt KN1IISI! Jl'NK I, 1SU7.
Amount of Tax k-vleil forSi-liinil
1UI(-H tfToO .11
AinimntoiTiixU-vli'il forliullilliiu
luireu-iUK :I7S III
Totul nmouiit Icvleil 51,1.11 SI
l'tllil for Trru'her'H Milul Ics slilill
1-Vcs of Tri'-isuri-r ami I'olli'fliu- iw
liu-l ami onttiiKi-m-ii'.s ,Vi
Salary of Si-rn-lurv 15
Tor ri-inth fn ki liool lioiiMi 111
l'alil satnurl Knorr, Usij.. for lo-
mil M-rvli-o lil
KxoiiT-tatlous ."m
f 1,1 II -VI suioi
i.iwi :i
llaliinci- In TlvaMin-rVi lialiils Sll M
Tlit' m-IiooIi wvw kt-pl ois-n six month. Ono
man u-a-in-r mis i-iniiirt.vi-ii at u salary of sTii pt-
iikiiiiii, nun inn' u'liiino ii-iii iht ai a sunny in
i.urmoniii. i:. i.. in:m-:iti,v.
iny.'ll'OT. s-'y. Mi liool lloanl.
UDITOHS'
STATK.MKXT
nouxTV rc.Ni or ulooji townhiui1.
Hrliool IMrct-lors of lllooni township
lilt.
Tiinm't of tax on liuillt-ala of Nil SI.ITii
" in iimr
" " " ldliU .'I.1HJI
cit.
lly i-xiincriill.iiis on lut 1 HipUciit.i
" " , itl "
ColloclnrH isini, on 1st Dupllcati
!i
(Vim. of .1. It. Moycr, Tirii-urcr,
" K. Mi-nUenliull
Amount .ili .Ml nu n tn fill iiuotii
" 10 vf-tcrau voluiili-i-rs
l'.xj i-nsc-i of .1. .1, llrowt-r ami M, Wlilt-
innycr to Xuhlivllli-,
lilscouut. i-xi-h.iiijfi', htamjii. ami ttU-
i-Kraphln
Inlrrt'bl on llomls,
Attorm-yH lYeh,
J..I. llrouorlur inalciui; liuiillcaUi
.1. K. IMitar as Sis-rt'lary, i-tr.,
T, .1. Motrin for malclnu batilli'iilo
Uatant-o In hand of 'I'lt-asuit-r
i-ar,
Ml
ai'i
i;l
in.sim
-I.SIKl
7-'l!l
l,U-U7l
in
"
1W
Tho umlt-ihliuusl liavo t-xamlui-il tho abovn ai-
i-ouiu anil nun it to iiororri-t-i.
.Mll.l,s C'lir.MllKltt.I.S',
JOHN K. (IllUTZ,
lllouinnbul'K.Miiy 31, l07. Alulltors.
KM1.0CIC ItOUXTY VVSl),
A 17 i 1 ITO 1 18 HTATl :.M 1 INT.
llr.MUiri;. Mnv 2"i. lsdJ.
U'l ftm ,ii1nr.llMii.i1 Aiiitllors. lii-ri-liv eerllfv
Hint we. linvo nmllteil the rollmvliiu iieeoiint of
Ilemloc : towns i i s i-mm nun lino ii eorreei
W.M, II.HIIOll.MAUr.ll,
A. II. IIAlll .11A..
J NO. M'lWYNOI.PSi.
Auilltorn.
Wm. It, Hiiocmakcii, Treasurer of Pmmty l-'imil
or lltflllloeK lownslll i, inriNJl lOMeiueiiiiier.
J.'.
o amounts voluntary Kulierlittnni tiffin 00
nil.
Pnlil 111 men S1V) each Sl.nrni (l
suliserlitlons relunileil iN", (HI
l'alil .laeoli Hauls nn llminty
1-ntui in ini-i -hiwi
Palil uMinlty exieiies pnttlht;
in voiumeer
Vifo id tZfn no
Aeon ll.U'.ius, Tie.uurer nf llouiily l'linil nf
llcnunt-'K lownsnip, iroin im f-i-'i. i''h.
III!.
n ntnntmt money liorroweil on Township
ItnlllU l.i )
,n,iiiiit ililltttcnti. for Kill. .'l.Ol'J Hi
ilerelveil from utihserlpllonslo pre Ions
ntituiil itiiolle'atr. IsTA l.U iVJ
lU'Celxocl lrom County misentei! lnml lux W HI
s.1,WI Si
(UI.
Ixonerat Ions on Duplicate IKil 8110 t-U
ltB IM IIJ
'ommlsslons for lsill 1WI 'l
'rlntlii'.', stnmps and premiums
i.nl.l 71,11
Note lo l)anvlll Hank paid 8,WI l
ixpense.oi iii-eco
lv,irer,iit.nllou-eiltnYI)nver.- ltd 17
1 jians and Interest paid a,sl I r. Sl'MiTll 0,1
llalame
-11.1 :i:
III!.
11l.-Air.llf k Tou-ssiiii.
To amount of note to IMnlcl Xelhnrt
11
lll l 70
lluiiii ii. .M urine
r,T2 fl
I'l-eillt liy lialam-o In liainl of Treasurer
,'U.I ,1.
ltalnncn
May III, ls7.
t'JSO 6r
pUltXITUKK! I-'UltXlTUllKl!
xr.w riMtxrri'ini WAiuinoo.MH,
WltOLllSALi: AXJI 11VXAII.,
IIOOMS OVKH 3iii.m:u'.s HTOIti:,
lir.onMHllt'lto, l'A.,
Wm:i!i: may hp found the Ilnest nssortinent of
f r n x i t u n !
everom-red to the people of tills section, consist-
I UK of
l'.vni.on, KiTciin.v ANit iu:i)-itoo.M run-
nituiii:,
of all kinds, sizes, styles, description and prices.
CIIAIUS OK AMj STYLKS,
Kltelieu, Iilnlni;, l'arlorund iSlttlug llooin (hiilm,
KXTKXS 1 OX T A 111 i KS,
llrenkfast Tahles, Dlnlnn Tallies, Kitchen Tallies,
Lllynry and C'enlie Tables.
SID K 11 () A It 1) S .
Chestnut, Walnut, and Chestnut-walnut Trim
med, UtaKores n lar-su assortment on hand,
well made and nlcev llnlshed.
uiu:ssixn casks,
llnllMainls, llatlreeN and llrackets, eery'nll-
cty and Ilnlsh,
s 1 ii i x (i a k a s .
Tho best ever oll'eied to the public.
riCTUllU FltAMlCS,
Ainl In fact every tiling to bo found lu a City
Ware Uoom can be Jiad lu our rooms, and at the
very lowest prices. 1 have established the
ltl-IADV l'AY AM) OX!.! l'KICII HYhTHM,
And warniut our Roods as represented.
J. II. 1IATKM,
lllooinslmns, May 31, 1-SII7.
O It I XSOX'S (f It K A T
souTir-WKs:n-:ux enters.
A. HOllINSO.V.
ciiAs. covin.rj, -
Manaokk,
i:m'r.Ti:iAN DiKK("roit,
TllKAHL'ltl.It,
Dlt. STJ'.VKNS, -
, Tiik MammeiMould res pi ctfully state that In
nrgunllhg this L'lreus Company ho has spared
neither time, lahor nor money, tu maUo (ho pres.
out comhlnatlon the most
JSIULLIAXT AXD ATTH ACTIVI
Hver presented to the pntrnnnco of the puhlle.
Ihe four nuai ters of the (llobe have contrlhu
ted thelrclHileest Rents tn formthlsjlrillinut Cmv
sti-llat lull ! This
( ! HANI ALIJANCi: OV TA 11 INT
Is ijruanlzed upon a scale of unprecedented mini
uitleence, and the extraordinary ami varied I'er
forinauces ot the Great Array of
ronr.uiN ami nauvi: tamixt,
will inaumirute n new era lu nmusenients. The
entertainment will ho produced with a decree of
originality and splendor never hefore attempted
in mis country.
rroinlneiit amoiiK the lending memhers of this
extensive Troupe, will he loiind tho fotlowint;
nanu s :
15 O IS S M I T II ,
fl.OWN AMI iiu.Moitisr,
Tii r , ...... n. u.i.. .,r m.,...i.. tim ....i.,..iii.int nf
l'un, Vlt, Originality aia genuine humor; a
uviug oxempnueaiion 01 uiu om uuuge, -jiiihii
ami glow Lit."
f. CIIAltl.KS COVELLI,
flown nnd Character llfjuestrian, inhls groat act
CI I Alt IiKS MrCAltTl IY,
The Champion Leapertiud Double Sominersault
i iirower,
h:ssus. HAWJjKY A C'UTLKH,
Tho (Ireat Oyinnastf.
Ws.ia: anxik uomxsox,
Tho most daring and d.iMiIng I'ouestrlenuo the
world has ever produced. M'lle Annie Uohliisou
will not iiermlt the possibility ot rivalry in her
peculiar and elegant school of couitntlou, which
she surioumls with nn ntllueiieeof Kenuttcx, and
embellisiH-K with a halo of lindiance, cnptlvatliij
hv their perfection, and d.i5lini hy their sph n
uois,
- Mast. ALKX. ItOIUXriOX,
The most daring of Juvenile Itlders. whose dash
log net Umhi twoilt'iy I'oule.neverlail tonrouso
uiioouiiiieii eiunuiaiii.
The (Jreat Contortionist and Man Monkey.
.IAS. ItOJiLXSOX,
Tho (ireat Two, Kourand Six Horse Itlder, will
appear in his great net of tho ItusMau Courier
ht, l'etersburg.
A (IRANI) Kmr.KT J'UOC'l'SloN
Will slgiuillo tho eiit.mnce of the estahlUhment
Into the town, at Kin, m. This jiriKesslon excels
in
DAZ.UXU MA(iXIKICKXCK
AnvthliiL' of tht kind atteinoted on this coiiti
nent, and will he led hv tho new and iK-autllul
(ioldeu Dragon Cliailot, containing the (Ireat
Nmth Western UraH and Kilwr Cornet llnud,
drawn hv eight beautiful Marked Horses, drhen
ny col. lialter.
'I he new watei proof pavll lion will holuilllantly
UKUlt'tl Willi anf I Oil" III I IKIIIIiei ICr.
Aiimission, will ho only ."iiceiitn,
CII!1jiki;n, umler 10 years of age, . Scents,
To nil parts oftho Mammoth I'avllliou. No stand
ing room, Itonni lor all. Afternoon and een
Ing, trs. ooin oiH-uat 2 and 7 o'ctork. Com
liu-uccN at 2A aud 7' P. M.
wjm. t:iniiiT AT
HhUOMSHL'ilU, MONDAY, JUNK fi
CATAWJKHa, Tuesday, Juno 4U.
(UtANdKVII.LK, Katurdny, Juno 1st.
DANVlUa:, VidneMlay,.Iuuovth.
CliAS. WHITNr.V,
mylll'i". den. JUiNluess Agt,
HIAItCltKICK HOl'XTY FCXD.
Al IUTOItH KTATKMIINT.
JniiKJii.vit L'.riMiril, C'ollcelor of llounty Tax,
To amount of Implicates li),il'Vj IW
Cit.
Hy llond-i ri-deemeil t-VW rt;
liitciest paid on liouiU l.'.'TK 11
('ommlsslons 311 vl
Aiuouul iiafd Auilllor and
Altorncys fees -V h.1
Kxpeii.es ,11. ,Vi
Kxulicllltious 171 hi
Amount paid Hclmol Dim-ton l,i) O)
italauce duo nn liuiillcato l.-.'H us
Jin.im-, o-l
1 ne iome accuion -aiaiui u ami approcii oy
.lllll.V (I. .IAClllV,V
WM. I.AMI1N, 1-Audlloii..
John 11. hmItii, J
llrlanreei:, May il, lst,7-dl.
J-HW STOVH AXD TIX HI 101'.
OS JIMS miKKT, NliAlll.V OITOStTE MlU.lai's
sroai:,
Ilt.OO.MfllL'Ilfl, lMIN'N'A.
TlIK llllilnl-wlifiwil lint lll.t llllcil llltnlnl
111. new
STOVH AND TIX SHOI',
In this ilni-p, wla-ru lio In lirpimrnl In make no
ni-w TiN WAtiKof all lillnls In his llni', nnil un
rLiiiuini( ..no iiiaini-tis aim iuKiai(-n, upon inn
most rcasonaljlu Itrm., Ho also ki-rps on linml
HTOVIIH Ol-' VAlilOfS l'ATTr.HNM AHTYI.1X
whlrli lin will noil upon term. In ult purchaser.,
i.ivi nun u i-iiii, in. m n kooh mecnanie, unit
ileservltiK of tho pulillo patroun-fi.
llloomslitirir, April 31, 1W17. ' "
A DAllXlSTllATOll'.S XOTICK.
KSTATK OF (IIOKUII KIIAMl:lt, lirc'Ii,
Ijetters of administration on I hn estaln of (leo,
Kramer, latnnf Iiloom township, (ilumhia eouu
Iv. ileeea.cil. liavo liren izrauteil liv thn ItrifUl..
of wiliI eounty, to John U. Moyer, ailuilnlstrator.
.vii I't-iniin-. nut iii i-iiiiiii-i in .iriiiiiini IIKH1IISL
thn estate of the ileeeilent are requested to make
them known tn the administrator without delay,
and all persons Indebted are. requested to make
iiiiioiiisoiirK, .May ii, i-si,, . .iim r,
Q 11. nilOCICAVAY,
A TTO II X II T AT I, A W,
llLOOMUnUlllI, J'A.
am tll-'l'lrl-: Court House Allew helnu- fhnrvi.
himbitm tutlci. IJaul'(i7.
"lSTltAY SIIKKl'. Cami: to thu
I J liremlses of the subscriber. InPlnetownshlo.
on or about the i"it Inlay of April last, stray sheep,
as fol lows! Three ewes, ono buck, and two Vilnbs;
tho lelt ears of the old ones aro ellppisl. The
owner Is requested to coma forward. proo prop-
Tiy. pay enarues, or nicy w in no uisihjscii oi nc--ordlllK
tol.lW.
I.Uili.Ml,AI, l. iJ.ll-li i.l,.S,
May 21, l'117-.lt.
T mi IX'IKTH ATOll'H XOTIPK.
J. i:STATK OV Wlt.l.IAM l'AlnMAX, m.u'n.
fellerM of ailinliilsllatlou tothoestato of Wit-
Ham ralrmnn, late of Mount Pleasant township,
Columbia eounty, deceased, lias this day been
jiranteil by the lleolstcrof said county tow Itllain
ralrmau, Who resides lu Mndlson township In
said county. All persons having claims or de-
mauds a-ralusi tne esialo or inn neeeneni, nre ris
questcil lo present litem to uiu auminisiraior
without delay, and nil persons Indebted nro re
quested to mako payment,
Madison In., May 21, 18U7, Administrator.
rjnilK XKW STOltK.
1 111; uimersigueu uas openeu a
A' e ir va ji j e t y ,s r o a i:
liimx'ri.v oi'i'osm: tiik vost iiFi ien,
wheio she oilers for sale an entire new stock of
iminoxs, LACKS,
IIMUIIOIDIIUIIX, DltllSS TItlMMISUS,
toi.i..ii.s, ri'rm, iiandki:iiciiifs, it.ovr.s,
ZI-U'IIYIW, COTTO.V AXD WOOMIN YAUN,
-HOOP SKIItTS, &.V., AC.
Ar.r. are cordially Invited to call and exauilne
for themselves. M. DliniCICSON-.
Hloonisbum, Jlay 21, 11(17.
Gr
UtKAT KKDUCTIOX IX PltlCKS
AT D. IC. HI.OA.'H HTOI11I,
IN OllANfUIVI 1,1,11, IA.,
SPKIXO AXD SUM.MKlt (IOODS.
Tlio subscriber hasjust received nnd has on hand
at hts store In Oranges'llle, a large nnd select
ASSORTMENT OJ aiMHOHAXDISK
purchased at the lowest figure, nnd which hols
determined to sell on ns moderate terms ns enn
bo procured clsewhero in Omnguvllle,
1'Olt CASK OM COUNTUY ntonucn.
tils stytk consists of
Ii Al) I ES1 DJtESS U OO 1)8,
-MOK'i;ST HTVI.K.S AND I-ATKST FASHIONS,
Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams, riannels, Hosiery ,
('Ai.nvrs.KiiAWi.M,
HEADY MADE CLOTIIINCi,
Hatlnets, Casslmers,
Cottnnadcs, Kentucky Jeans,
AC, AC, M
(JUOCEIUES MACKEUAI,,
Queens ware, Cednrwuro, Hanlwnte, Medicines,
nitl'flS, OII.M, l'A I NTS, AC.
HOOTS A- SHOES, HATS it CARS.
In short ou-rylhlng usually kept Inn country
store. Thepatiouage of his old friends and tho
public generally, is respect fully solicited.
Tho highest market price paid lor country pro
duce. . I. IC. SI.OAN.
uruiigowiio, .May 21, is7.
K It I V F'S S A 1 US.
HV virtue of simdrv writs of Vvnthtumi Ihim
nut and Lrvttrt ltrmt. Issued out of tho Court of
Common Pleas of Columbia eounty, to me direct
ed, will bo exposed to pubtle sale, at tho Court
House, In Itloomsburc,on SATl'ItHAV, tho loth
day of June, Imit, at la o'clock a. m,, the following
real estate to wit:
A erlaln lot of ground, situate In Conyngham
tow nshlp, Columbia county, contnlulng one ncre,
moro or less, hounded on tho west by lot Into of
William Ashniun, on the north hy puhlle load
leading to (Icrjuantown, and on tho east and
south hy lauds of tlio Locust .Mountain Coal nnd
Iron Company, on hlch Is erected a two storj
stone house with tho appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution aud to he sold as the
piopi rty of William laell,
.1 A.SO. A certain tract of land, situate In Lo
cust township, Columbia county, contain Ing il it -slx
acres nioio or less, tioundedon the south hy
lands ot bnvid Kielshcr and Henry Gable, on tho
west by Henry liable, on tho north by Henry
ICnapp, nnd on the east hy lands of Ahrnm nnd
luvld Krelsher, whereon Is erected u log Iiou-e
and a log ham, with m appurtenances..
Seized, taken In execution nnd to be soM us the
property of John Perry.
AIMK A certain piece of land, situate In Pish
Ingereelc township, Columbia county, containing
t hit ty acres, more or less, hounded on the south
by lands of Daniel Force, on tho west by lands of
Alexander Cramer, on the north by lands ol Jo.
Mph Colcmun, and on tho east hy land of Mtchiicl
Lamon, on which is erected a frame dwelling
houso nnd nlramestahle, with thenppurtcnances.
Seized, taken lu execution and to he sold us the
propel ty of Ci. Y. Mnsteller,
ALSO, A certain lot of giound, situate lu the
lloioiigh of Ccntralla, Columbia county, contain
ing two lots, Hit v teet flout and ono huudicd and
torty feet deep, bounded on tho east by Catawissa
stieet.on tho west by street, on thosouth by
an alley, and on tho north hy lot of Henry Jasper,
on which Is erected a two story plank house,
blacksmith shop, with tho nppin teuances.
Seized, taken In execution ami to ho sold as tho
property of Stephen Thoiras.
Af.&h All that certain tract of land, situateiu
Uo.irlngereek township, Columbia cfnmty, adjoin
ing lands of Judah Cheirlnutou, Joseph Zimmer
man, other lands of tlio estate of H. Coxe, dee'd.,
nnd others, hounded nnd described as tollows, to
wit; Beginning at u double chestnut oak, tho
northwestern corner oratiactof land aurvejed
(11 the name of Henry shaller hy vlrluo of u w ar
rant dated the 18th ilay of No ember, A. n. lTUt,
nnd running thence by land of Judah Chen Ing
ton, south tlttcen degrees, ninety-eight perches to
a iost, thenco 1101th clghty-Hlx and om-iiunrter
dcgiee.s east, one hundred and seventy-tlvo nnd a
Imlf pet dies to a post, thenco north tltteen do
grees wcst.ulticty-clglit perches to a chestnut oak,
thenco south eighty-six nnd a (punter degrees
west, ono bundled aud sevoiity-!lo and a hall
perches to tho placo of beginning, containing one
hundred and se en ucroK and Kcventy-eiglit er
t lies, neat measure.
Set 7 ii l, taken In execution nnd to ho bold ns the
property of George Ilnrtzell.
KAMPi:!, HNVDP.H, SherltV.
Illooiuslairg, May 21, IfeW.
A DMINISTIl ATOHS N OTIC E.
xVUstvtk of HAHMoxIiAnoL'it in:u'n. I .ettern
of administration to tho estate or Harmon Labour,
Into of Klshlngcreek township, Coluuilla eouut,
deceaseil, have been granted by thu Hegistcr of
Coliuuhlitcounty, to tH.U'LAiioi'it ami Hii:m
It. Kmnk, admiulstratois. All persons- having
claims or demands against tho estate oftho dece
dent are leqiiestecl to mako I hem known tothend
iiilnlstr.itorK without delay, nnd nil persons In
debted uro requested to mako payment.
ISAAC LAltOl'll.
Hllt M It. KLINi:, j-Admr-.
Pish Ingereelc, .yay ti, ls07-0t.
rETEIUNAHY SURGEON, THE
1 midrrslgncd takes this methiHl of Informing
the clllzi ns ot Columbia County, Hint he U loca
ted lu
LUiHT ,sTiti:i;T, pp-nn-a.,
whre ho is prepared to attend to all call. made
In tho lino of hU business, uud cures
UlNOIlONK, Hl'A.VIN, 81'bI.NT,
nnd nt) other Ills that horso llesh Is heir to, chal
lenging competition In tho treatment especially
ol the above mentlom-d diseases.
jkxhi: d, mci:,
Llahthtnet, April 20, 1KC7,
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It. W. II. mtAIMJCY,
tl.ate AksWant Sleilleal Director i'. K. Army,)
I'll VS I CI AN AN' I) Hiruuno.v,
i-Ollleeat the house uiislle Hhlve'. Jlloek,
lllooinsbuiir, 1'a.
Calls iiroiutiily altemleil to lioth ntsht anil ilay.
lllooiusbin;, Jan, H, 1MT7,
J It. ltOHISOX,
A T T U 1 1 N H Y A T I . A W ,
llUMJ.UMIl'HU, I'l'.NN'A.
1 nlleo lii irnauasfii llulUllnt.', Main htreet, West
of thu Amerlean llouw. luiyil 07.
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