THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
CURRENT ITEMS.
).irlsin Kitiirthy unit H.iinlny l.wt
I, I- i i'iillKruiit.4 nrrtvi'it tit Now York.
. ! A woman tn Wilton, Mo., Is
m von Toot, liljrh, and wtIrIh Dili poiintR
'(.'unioron Inn loft Vi'mlillio;toii.
Hit. lot litrf'WnsliIiiRttiit lo ovorjuyoil.
II. utor Iiiim urrlvwl tn WmlilitKtoii.
aw',-At H'umntniii.'.M.n'.. if tiiuti Inn
-.it'll his ntMjthlior for Mil iluiiiHRoi for
kllllnu; u.fuvoiltu. tuinmUwIiilo 11 wad
Kivinitii nililniBlit sproniule,
AlllumK'li four liuiHln.il olorksiiro
einploVotl in rn-runglng for tlu imyniont
uf .-lolillur.)' botliitkw, It will tnkuo.lnlitoo.il
months tosotiioiK'connifl.
foWtmierM llentfiiii Into Ml n Mm to
Uo''ota. Imi nro-.oiitoit ((ononil (train
with iviulr ot silver .iira of iiiitliino
li.iuovn, woisniiiK ono iioiinii oacn.
j j" A man iminod .1. 1). Roberts, in
Nowoastlo, Intlkum, tun boon arrested
and hold to ball in tlio sum of 81, GOO,
for waylaying sonio one and roumntf
Jilm of tlvu CL'IlK
tar An Indlvliliial In Alcxaiidrin,
Va., luw hiieceeiled In shallowing up
$-),l)00 worth of property In fourteen
inontlw, and tli; other day ho wan eom-
nmteti to tan ior stealing entcKcn",
uy-A person was stiindlng on tlio
platform of a car In Cairo paying hi
lfO. when tho monev blow out of his
hand; in catching at it ho lost ids balance,
leu netween uio oars nmi was eni-mcti
to deiith.
jpaS-A Fish wa -j caught In the river at
Lawrence, Kansas, weighing 115 pounds.
Tlio iiead was on exhibition with a full
car of corn in tlio mouth, tlio carstand-
uij; up lengthwise, netween tuo.imvs
OuvA boy preacher has appeared in
Wales, who according to his admirers,
is to extinguish -Mr. Hpurgoon. tiio
promising youth is Master Enoch Pro
oert, who hasjust completed hlseleventh
year.
jSaTAt a recent Jointly held nieeting'
in Tennessee, tlio Democratic ppeaker,
Ktheridgo was presented with a buoquot
liy a while lady. The Radical speaker,
Jtaynard, was similarly honored by a
black lady.
fay-Th Lynchburg Virginian says
there is u child in Montgomery county,
Va., which was christened "Andrew
Jackson Gordon, .lames Ruchanan,
Raio Tho Flag And l'lre the Cannon
Dobyns."
tr-Tliomcnnest man that wo have
hoard of 14 that ono at Northampton,
Mass., who sued his brother tho other
day for S'JO for tho board of himself and
wife during a visit which they paid him
three years ago, when first married.
jsr A Xcw York journal very sensi
ble recommends that every boy, wheth
er rich or poor, high or low, ought to
learn a trado; not that lie shohld always
work at it, but that he may have it as
reserve capital, together with its inllii
eueeiu forming his character.
Cj7" An Indian passing up tlio streets
of Natchez, a few days fcince, was asked
tho relative position of whito man, ne
gro,dog,Indian. Givingausual"Ugh !"
ho said : " 'Foro tlio war,fust cum white
man, den injin, don dog, don nigger;
now, come nigger, den dog, den injin,
and whito man last I"
Sf A widow in Paris, aged forty-live,
married a young man aged eighteen.
Uv her first husband sho had a ton
wlioso ago at tho lime of her second uiar
riago was twenty-one. Sho recently
died and by hpr will, loft her fortuno to
her son and husnand. As her husband
waa not of ago her son was appointed his
guardian.
EaS Rev. Scrono Howe, for'bcveral
years pastor of n Baptist church in
Abingdon, llnss., was accused, at a
church meeting lately, of gross familiari
ty wltli tho children of both sexes of his
congregation. 'Ilemado no denial, but
suddenly left town.-. Ho was a member
of tho Legislature, 'and sent in his resig
nation, which was accepted In secret
bcssion.
B3r The official copy of tho State ap
propriation act settles the vexed ques
tion of tho self-voted salary of our legis
lators. Tho bill provides that each mem
ber shall receive three hundred dollars
In addition to his present salary. This
means that they can. receive $1,000
apiece, which is only three hundred,
and not $550, moro than they wcro en
titled to by tho law existing at the time
of their election.
S3? Milwaukee has a dog factory, tho
proprietor oi wnicn pays nuerai prices
for first class canines. Tho animals are
hkluned, the hldo being used to mako
gloves, aim tno nair to stun inatresses
Tlio carcasses nro then put Into a hugo
Ketuo ami uuueu,,tiio greaso ocing soiu
for various purposes. Then tlio bones
are uactl for knlvc-handles, .and flesh
for manuring tho soil. A cargo of livo
hundred dogs was brought from Chica
go tlio other day. Tlio proprietor makes
VJ. no on overy uog.
ESyTholasttwonty Inch cannon fin
ished at tlio Fort Pitt cannon foundry,
rittsourg, i-emnyivania, nas neon test'
ed, and the result wns thoroughly witls-
factory. For tlio first three rounds tho
charges of manimotli powder used were
sixty pounds each, for tlio next threo
rounds eighty pounds each, and for tho
last threo rounds one hundred pounds
ouch. It is estimated that the balls,
which weighed 1,000 pounds each, en
tered tiioeartn eniuaiiKinentinto which
they were urea, n distance oi two hun
dred feet. The last twenty inch mm
oast at tho foundry is still in tho mold,
but will probably be-ready to take out
tiqring tno wook
&ar Ilavo
iSJiiTMiS V"l
single' bran
on certain officers under tho Stovcii-J
Sherman billco3tB them? A single mffl-
tary department In tho South litis three1
iiuimreii unarm oi registration. Tliev l
have Hlreudy hold their se-sions fo.
weeks. Thuy wjn il(,iu t,pn, j-,ir mny
weeks to come. Each member Is paid
eight dollars a day. Estimating ten
members upon each board, Including
nil tho runners and attendants, and threo
hundred boards to each of tho llvo mon
archies, and wo haven dully expense of
ono hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars for theso boards alone. And this Is
only ono of tho drains which liavo so
enormously increased our puoito expen
ditures, and which compels u taxation
onerous umi uunieu'jomo. Age,
ttir Upon recoiving Gen. Sheridan'))
order removing him from office, Gov.
Wulls, of Loui-iaim, sent u telegraphic
UlttMUtni to President .lohnsoii. nrotost-
lug against tho usurpation of power hyl
j.ivviuuii, iio iiecinrtM uiai. ins
removal was iiv eonswiuoiiwj of u per
sonal rpmrrel with Uiu Ueneral and not
becatbo he was impeding tho execution
of tho laws or Congress, n0 na Wroto
a latter to Gon. Hhcrrtdan, In which ho
demon the charges mado against him.1
and denounces them as malicious Hlin.
dors. Mlochart'es Gen. Sheridan with
having abused tho powers conferred up
on hint, mid having appointed rebels to
olllce, ami insinuates ho "skulked" dtt
rlii" tlio riots In July. In conclusion bo
calls upon Gen. Sheridan tn subdantl-
nti his accusations by proof, or bo pre
pared 10 i.ico 1110 verdict wnicn tno pun-
lie always pronounces against a made,
lotis slnndoror. Hinco tlieso oommuul.
cations wore written Gov. Well) has
been ejected from Ids olllce, and llonjl.
inaiiF. Flanders, whom Gen. Hherldau
unnolntcd as hlssticcossor.lsdischnrglng
tlio duties of tho olllco of Governor of
Louisiana.'
SUItc (itolumbtan;
niAxmsBUiia, pa.
KltlDAV JIOItXINd, JfMl 11, 10T.
I'llll JI'Ddi: OI' Till! BIII'IU-IMIS CllllllTi
GEORGE SHARSWOOD
Of ritlt.ADKM'lUA.
Coltmililn I'ntililylicniocrnlle Com tntlott.
vnni'V l. 1iiitiliv ulvcti tliuL tho llcinoi-rntta
c lcctom lii ninl ror iiiu neve-mi iioioukiii nnu ciec
llnnilltrli'tHiif Coluinliln County, will meet nt
their nmnlliliirenf liolillnii their uencrnl olccllnni
im H VTtMtllAY Hit! TWTINTY RliVKNTI I DA Y
,it.- iiTi.v.ivj7.h(tu'ii,i i ln limirRiir:! iimlTo clock
lu the iifti'timon of mill diiy fur tho imriioso of
chiKiHlni: IIY ll.I.I.lr iwii iioii'KniPi lmm ram
I'.lc-i-tlon IHitrli't tunirot In dimity Onnvcntlim,
nt Ihot'Ot'ltT llottMl!. In MiioiiKhurK, on Mini.
itllV tllP 'Jtllll, llliy H.llllV, I"l.,( 111 1 OCIIH'K, 1',.11.,
lor tilt pilrpnp nf tnilktiifl: the Intuit nliiml uoliil
imtliini iirtliitDciiiiioriitlc imtty of Cnliilila Coun
ty, I. it. ii;viiii.i.i
V IKlir lllllll IfllKIlllUlUnilllUlllldVUlll
IMPROVEMENT.
Wnr.x wo undertook tho enterprise
of publishing in Columbia county, a
sound and reliable Democratic news
paper, Wo at tlio .same tlmo promised
that it should be improved as occasion
nnd its support warranted, until It was
second to none. Wo bclievo tliat wo
havoalready entirely filled our promise,
in procuring a largo amount of new
material, and in tho editorial labor we
arc constantly putting on tho paper; but
more especially, In purchasing u &lcam
Power Press, the first mid only one In
tho county; made necessary by our con
stantly increasing edition, and in order
to command onco for nil, tho facilities
for despatching promptly the growing
business with which the public so gen
erously favor us.
Wo find however that that iacillty in
creases our advertising patronago so
largely, that wo are forced either to cut
down our reading matter, or to refuse
decent, pure and proper advertising.
Disliking either alternative, wo have
come to tho conclusion to ENLARGE
Tub Cor.UMlitAN, by adding to It about
NINE COLUMNS; making it the inr
cest, as it is now tho handsomest and
best paper published in tho county, nnu
shall remain so. We have added nearly
two hundred names to our list in the
last two weeks. Wo shall enlarge on
tho first of July. Subscribers who desiro
to begin with the improved issue will
please direct accordingly. Send in your
names.
DR. MICHAEL STECK
Tin: Doctor's name is "familiar as a
household word" In Mlfllln, "and parts
adjacent-," In thin county. lie peram
bulatcdtho hills and swept along the
highways south of our great river, in
former years, intent upon tho practico
of his profession and faithful to tlio per
formanco of all its duties.
Rut he was called to a new field of ac
Hon and Jabor, whero ho could be moro
ueful, or where, at all events, ho would
be placed moro prominently beforo tho
public. For many years prior to isoi,
ho was Indian Agent in the Territory
of New Mexico, nnd was recognized as
an officer of intelligence, fidelity and
energy. Rut In that year ho was sud
denly removed from otllcoby President
Lincoln, and he has sinco-occupied no
official position, nor been connected in
any way with tho administration of
government in the Territory. We hear
it stated that ho intends to resumo rest'
denco nnd cltizonship in Pennsylvania,
and bid a final adieu to tho Spaniards,
Indians, Mongrels and Siptatters of tho
South-West
In examining tlio Congressional Qlobe
for tlio lato regular session of Congress,
wo encounter a Senatorial debato upon
tho conduct of Indian Affairs In tho
Territory of Now Mexico, In which ref-
ferenco wns mado to tho Doctor's rcmo'
val from his position of Indian Agent
and to abuses in tho expenditure of-pub'
licmoney cos cquentthcrcon.Partsof this
debato wo republish on our first page
this week. Wo concludo from what
appears in tho Globe, that the removal
of Dr. Stock, and the location of tho
Navajo Indians upon a reservation
against his opinion nnd protest, huseost
the Government of the United States
more than five millions of dollars, this
enormous mas of money has been ab
solutely wasted upon an experiment
which was well described in debato as
both corrupt and scandalous, and which
Is now to bo abandoned as a completo
fallurOjtindcr the decision of the Senate.
It appears then Hint tho Doctor'rt re
moval was unjust' to him, and deeply
injurious to tlio public servlco; tiiat ho
performed his duty faithfully in pro-
f nfcf tnf nn"ilnsl n iirllf.nilf. ulini,irwir T,,
rtlon ("oloniantlon and expenditure, and
N" itU friends have good cause for
congratulating him upon the thorough
vindication of his conduct and char-
acter by timer
Tin: Judiciary committee that Is,
tho Impeachment Committee have
been taking tho testimony of tho em
ployes around tho Whito llotiso as to
tho President's personnl habits, and es
pecially as to his nbsteniiotisuoss. It is
reassuring to learn from a dispatch In
thu Roston Transcript Hint ono of the
employes "sworo that ho never know
tlio President to take a glass of liquor
bineo ho occupied tho Whito House."
Now, wo don't like that phrase "glass
of liquor." It Is not mnVlontly defi
nite, If ho never took a'glass of limmr
did ho ever tttko n?nng of overt Let
tlo Committee go into this mutter thor-
oughly, and clear it up. What tho coun
try wants. Is jircelse information us to
what tlio President drinks.
1'AitTO II mid III of tho " Dictionary
of tho Bible," beginning witii "Antl-
ocli" und cntlliiL' with " Butler." nro
received. Among tho moat Interesting
articWs aro " Apocrypha," " Apostio,"
"Arabia," "Ararat," "Anns," "Ar
my," "Assyria," "Babul, Babylon,"
"Balaam," "Baptism," " BoelzcUd,"
'Behemoth," "Benjamin," "Betlile
hem," "Bible," "BUhop," etc., etc.,
with many capital Illustrations. To bo
completed In thirty parts of 112 pages,
at 75 cents each, llurd & Houghton,
-lfit Broome street, New York.
HON. QEOROE SIIARSWOOD.
Judge Sharswood. sprung of o. Well-
known Pennsylvania family, was born
on tlio 7th of July, 1810. llo graduated
tin tho .'list of July, 1828, at tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, with tlio highest
honors, delivering tlio Greek salutatory
oration, llestudledluw with tho lion.
loseph R. lngersoll, and was admitted
lo iintcllro nil the nth Holitelllber. 18.')1.
In 18117, llvo years after his admission to
mo oar, no was elected ironi mo ciiy ui
Philadelphia to tho Legislature ol his
native State. Tills was at a timo when
that bodv numbered among Its mem
bers many of tho most distinguished
men ofthu State, and when to buninoi, -her
of it was an honor. In 18U8, ho was
chosen a member of tho Select Council
oftho city of Philadelphia. In 1811 and
lsia no was again eiecien 10 mo legis
lature. On tho8th of April, 18ln, tilion
the reorganization of tho present Dis
trict i.ourt lor tno city nnu county ui
Pliilntloliihla. ho received at tlio hands
of that pure patriot, tlio Into Governor
Skunk, tho appointment of Judge of
tluit uotirt; unii on mo isi, o 'cuiii.u.v,
1818. beeiiino its President, ono of bis
senior associates yielding the place to
him. When the umsuiuuon wns
changed In 1831 and the judiciary bo
cameelective, anil again lu 1801, ho was
elected by tho people without an oppos
ing candidate, tno uiiusuai nouor m u
until inntlnn by both of tho ureal politi
cal parties having been conlerred upon
him.
Thus, for over twenty-two years, ntis
Judgo Sharswood been a member otiind
for nearly twenty years presided over,
tlio busiest court in tills largo city.
How ho lias tilled that olllce tho univer
sal testimony of tho Philadelphia bar
Will testily, it is not loo inucn iu stij
that no Judge who ever sat lu this coun
ty Iins commanded to so great a degree
the respect and confidence, and, if wo
except Judge Rushrod Washington, the
ufieetion of tho profession ns 'Judge
Slitirswoodi If It were posslblo to esti
mate tlio valuo in money wnicn sucn a
Judgo lias been to this community dur
ing the long period of his official service,
i im sum would seem exiurccratod to
any not familiar with ills worth. Age.
THE SURRATT TIRAL.
Washington. Juno 17. To-day was
the first interesting ono in the progress
of the Surratt trial. Judgo Fisher .so
far recovered as to bo abio to preside on
tlio opening of tlio Court, which obvia
ted tlio many anticipated legal technica
lities nnd objections to another Judgo
beinrr called mat this portion of tho case.
Tho prosecution opened witii a brief
siniciiicui oi wu.iL it, UAiiucieu iu iruYU,
and which evidently took tlio defence
by surprise, for they postponed their re
ply until the evidence sliouliHio taken.
The testimony commenced to-day by a
narration of tlio facts attending the
actual shootlngof tho President of Dooth
in the proscenium uox ot tno theatre
Colonel Rnthbone, of Alnbany, who
was in tho box at tho time, gave his,
evidence in an omparrassed, hesitating
manner, Hie old lacts being extracted
from him by tlio rapid questions of tho
District-Attorney. Sergeant Dye, a ro
crttting sergeant in tho regular army,
then took the stand, and testified, us he
did on tho military trial of Payne cl al,
to tlio conference which Rooth held
with two other person on the pavement
In front of Ford's Theatre on tho night
of tho assassination, and a few minutes
oeiore it tooic place.
Ono of tlieso persons ho described on
themilltarvtrial as a villainous person.
who was resembled by Spangler, as ho
then thought, and who is serving out a
sentence ofsixyears at tlio Dry Tortugas.
Tho second person ho described as n
well-dressed man, not very large, who
called tho time at intervals from tho
clock in ths vestibule of the theatre.
Ho added that ho was about five feet
six In helghth. Ho was uuablo to
recognizohiin among tho prisoners on
trial beforo tlio Military Commission,
but a sensation ran through tho court
room1 of tho ciyil trial to day when tho
witness said : "I saw tlio man distincly
then, nnd I see him now there ho sits I
(pointing straight to Surratt.) I havo
seen his faco frequently iu my sleep ; It
was so very palo I could never forget It.
Tho man I then saw was John II. Sur
ratt, prisoner at tho bar." Surratt star
ted a little in his chair, but kept Ills'
head down, while his faco was as palo
and unmoved ns.when Dye saw tl In his
sieep.
Tho evidence to-morrow will proba
blyshow that Surratt was on his way
.. nr.. 1. t 1 .1 - .. ., 1
ped at Eltrilra, N. Y., two days deforb
mo assassination.
Washington. Juno 18. The trial of
John II. Surratt is proceeding very
rapidly. To-day tlio court-room was
crowded. As usual, nearly n fourth of
tho spectators were colored people. Fivo
witnesses were examined to-day. Threo
of tlieso testified positively to having
seen ourrait in v nsnington on tliouav
of tho assassination. Sergeant Dyo was
Kept on tno stand lor over two hours,
mi oi which nine wns occupied oy iir
ratt's counsel In cross-examination
Tlio scenes In tho Court-room during
uyo s examination wero mgiiiy interes
ting, nnd nt times very oxcitiinr. Tho
cross-examination wns most critical nnd
evidently trying to tho patience of
the witness. Surratt's counsel did nil
In tlielrjpower tobreak do wn the witness's
testimony. All tho nrts and tricks of
tho profession were used to confuse.
intimidate, and betray tlio witness. Not
withstanding tlioseverlty of tho exaniin
ntion, Dyo maintained ids equilibrium.
Dyo is a young man, apparently about
twenty-threo.liasa very Intelligent look,
and his manner during tho examina
tion snowed mm to no n tnnu or sound
common sense. During tho giving of
Dye's evidence Surratt remained seated
between his brother and tho bnllllf.
quietly fanning himself. Ho kept his
i',wa n.oti uu mo witness, mm wnen
ordered to stand ui for inili'iitltli-itlmi
he stood firm and looked Dye square
in tlio face, and never onco quivered.
When Recti nnd tho colored woman,
r., f,w.w. . ......... i. i i. . . . '
"i". uutivBuu, yiiu uiuir uviuence iw to
Surratt's being iu Washington on tlio
day of assassination, tlio prisoner was
very nervous, crew oaler than usual.
bit his lips, censed fanning, and trem
bled considerably. Several times liu
spoKoto his counsel, and propounded
questions to bo put to tlio witnesses.
vt iiuo .Mrs. jncKson was on tno stand,
Mr. llradiov. ono of Surratt's counsel.
asset! tno witness mo samo questions at
.vmv uuhvii iiiitia. tin, i utii.,. cu IIIUIIY
questions, that Judgo Fisher reproved
iiiiiiinr going ueyoun tno pounds ot
lho luw' in the matter.
Tin; Missouri llenubllcan thus clirnn.
icles u recent Democratic victory In (but
Stuto:
Tho Radicals or Bellovlllo received a
drubbing yesterday which they will re
member. Tho Democrats elected Wild
Iiil's' hv a mnlorltv nf Ifidn ,r.,i,, nr
seven hundred sluco fast fall. Tho Hem.
ocral bays tlio Democracy Is a corpse!
inn ii. Biusnos minimi tno jiauicnis iu u
fatal style.
TiuiHoiisiuton reports about the Presi
dent's IU health nro unfounded. Ho
will Uvo long enough to seo tho end of
I Radical misrule,
dOMMUNIOATED.
Srn.t, Watfii, June 1, 1!7,
Mr.ssus. EniTOitS! Politically sneak
ing, Greeley says In his scathing reply
to tlie Loyal League, Hint God for some
Inscrutable purpose permits a malorl-
ty of their papers to be edited by what
ho designates ns "little creatures who
through Ignorance or maliciousness arc
nlwavs creating trouble In tho cam))."
So religiously, tho churuli.lnis her dilll-
etiities with tnoso nuscranio creatures,
those conceited fanatics, who ill their
foolish vanltv think God has especially
set them apart to abuso and vilify those
who happen to diner witn incni in reli
gion or politics. Our community wns
infested with ono of tho kind above de
scribed, during tho memorable lawless
raid miuio upon tnocitizcnsoi tniscom
iiitmltv dtirlmr tlio summer of 1801. I
say lawless, for it lias been so decided
ny too ingiicsi iriotmai mat .Military
Commissions have no right to touch
citizens. Conscxpiontly ail who wero
engaged lu that nefarious business wero
law-breaker. I mean not only tho of
ficers from tlio highest down, but also
those miserablo lickspittles who dis
guised themselves nnd prowled around
mgiits to point out, uistoyai neiglinors.
Rut to return to tho political priest. This
man Jacob Rodenbaeh camo into our
neighborhood ufter forty-four of the
men who had for years assisted to feral
and clothe him, wero dragged oil' to tho
f ort, ami in an excited public harangue
to an already excited soldiery, said ho
was glad, and thanked ids God that
tlieso bad men had been taken nwnv :
that now ho could travel up and down
tills beautiful valley without molesta
tion. Tiiat previous to tills, ho provi
ded himself witii a body-guard, that lie
was liablo'to bo waylaid at any time,
and Ids body thrown behind somo old
log? Tliis wretched crcaturo was then
standing upon lho premisss of an oltl
man seventy years of age, who had seen
servico in tlio war of 1811!. ami was
thou shut up ina filthy cell, shut out
from tho pure uir, ami light of Heaven.
And while thus exciting the soldiers,
another old man, 1 mean Mr. Roberts,
was being murdered by Inches, whoso
only crime was, he was n Democrat. I
ueiiovo there is a just God who over
rules all. and that cnirnlz.mcfi Is taken
by the Deity or wicked nets, and we
find already some of the wretches boy.
gltig lll;e cripples not to bo exposed,
Rut to return to tho political preacher,
iVfter villifvillL'tllld lllsfifvlnp-'lhn Inonr.
CCratlon of HlOsOinon. lin'lms tlinninlii.
city to come in their midst, and is wil
ling to risk ids lifo without n body
guard. I Bravo man 1 His very looks
snuv ins guilt, i supposo no nowwnnis
to come oacK ami apologize, or perhaps
intends to straiirhtcn up a Ronton mer
chant who told him in tlio presence of
two oi nis lacKcys, mat no nati laisincti
tno truth and lieouiu no proven, where
upon lie boenmo very inditrnunt. anil
said upon tho honor of a uciillomnn.
mou save tno marK,)iio would attend to
mm. li lt it appears lis mi overcame
Ids valor, nnd that wastholast wo heard
of it. About tho best ndvico I could
suscest. wero I to venttiro nn.v. would
uo ior mm to go boutli and get a posi
tion in tho nigger Bureau. I tiiink
there is a wido field for political preach
ers, nnd Hie Government would furnish
the body guard. Then there will lie no
danger of being waylaid and thrown
behind old loirs ! Another serious ob
jection to his coming hero to lecturo us
is tlio vivid recollection ot his abuse or
somo of tho old members of the church
who are now sleeping in their graves.
j-iocs no supposo meir cmiuren w in ev
er forgot tho Insult'.' May our right
hands forget their cunning, and our
tongues cieavo to tno roois oi our
mouths if wo do. Messrs. Editors, you
may think this a little harsh, but the
half lias never been told. I think sir,
wo have a right to sneak out on tills
subject. No man ha.'i a higher regard
ior a preacher or tno uospei than 1 have:
no man detests more than I do, thoso
wno use it as cioaic to cover their ovit
deeds. Onk of the 41.
THE LATEST.
San F.iiancisco. Juno 1(3. Tho Third
Congressional Convention have nomi
nated Chancellor Ilartson for Congress.
Great dissatisfaction prevails over tho
ticket nominated by tho Stato Conven
tion for State officers, and it Is expected
xnai mero win oo an independent
Union ticket placed in tlio field. Tlio
Democrats aro sangulno of carrying tho
Stato in tlio;Fall election.
Louisville. Juno 17i Tho Demo
cratic Convention of. Bowling Green,
yesterday nominated Jacob" S. Gallo
way, candidate for Congress from tho
xiiirii District, to nil vacancy caused by
tho death of Hon. Elijah Hiso.
NEW-ORIEANB. Juno 18. Tlio follow.
Ing dispatch received from Galveston,
dated "(ith'inst :
Wo have dates from Quoretaro of tho
Od instant, and from Martorez of tlio 9th.
A letter fr-pm' San Luis Potosi of the !ld
says that a telegram from Quoretaro of
thoSdstntea thattho trial ofMaxtmillinn
had not been concluded. Sixty ladies
in mourning, residing at San Luis, had
caneti upon rresiuent Juarez, and pray
oil that tho lives of tho prisoners at
Querctaro might bo spared. Tho Presi
dent f aid ho would do all Hint ho could
coinpatlblo witii Justico and his duties :
that many Liberals had been shot at for
wnom tnoy iiiiti not interceded.
Two engagements had taken place at
tho capital, which resulted In favor of
tho Republicans. Tim foreigners iu tho
ciiy nati anviscii .Marquoz to surrender,
promising to protect ids escape.
The Jlroiciiiville Jtanehero savs that
1:1 Mexwuno oftho luth reports Santa
Anna off Vera Cruz. It is reported that
Maximilian had nsked for a private in-
terviewwith Juarez, for tho purpose of
disclosing important Mtuo secrets.
Maximilian was convicted on tin
night oftho yd In-t., nnd sentenced to
boshoton the morning of tho Itli, with
Miruiiion and Molia. Gen. Martiuez.
commanding tho City of Mexico, lias
executed Gen. O'llanin, commander of
tho post, for treasonable correspondence
wun mo Liberals, jio has also arrested
KiO Liberal sympathizers In tho city,
and threatens to execute them, and
bum tho city, if Maximilian and his
ucnornis nro unrmcd.
Thk Cincinnati J'nqutrer keens it be
fore tho peoplo that 2,rm,m) Radical
votes have 21(1 .members of Congress,
while :i,riilo,l(H) Democratic votes have
but sixty members. Well, what of it'.'
Jtmrs.
There is this about it :
1. It stops, or should stop, Hie assertion
ui ignoramuses mat tno people or tlio
country nro opposed to tlio President's
restoration policy. They aro not, but a
iniijoriiy oi u minion aro in iavoroi it.
J. It shows Hint tho pretended repre
sentatives, oi tno pcopio,uo longer repre
sent their will, but flagrantly misrepre
sent ih
tl. It Intimates that there Is some
thing rotten in Denmark ; something
that must bo corrected ; or olso wo must
abandon nil claim to bo considered a
'"try under Democratic institutions.
... "lm'y conoluslvo evidence that
JLH0V.Srum?,ll "s at lxesent udiuinis
;.rti,lrr.t.,!?,,f?ll ,,011)lly government
nil i,i . ry ? ,l " "wlndlo, man.
ngo l by und for thu bom-tit of tl o few,
at tho cost of Hie many. '
'I'llrftrnliinu r.,.....i .. ii. . .
, ;: " """"nun a i-iovis on-
al Government,
Di'.DicATini. The comer stouo of the
new Lutheran Church near iynrtz
school house, In Brlarcrcek- townshlpj
under the pastoral euro of Rev. A. II.
Shorts, was laid on last Sabbath, Iu
tho morning tliero wns preaching by
the Rev. G. M. Rhoails of Danville, who
delivered a very nblo discourse. In the
uftornoon at l! o'clock a largo assembly
gathered, nnd arter listening to n very
Interesting und instructive sermon by
tho Row A. W. Lentz, of Montgomery
Station, thu cornerstoiio of blue marblo
presented by Mr. Rush, of Slinbury,
was then placed by tho workmen In tho
Southwest corner, after which the pas
tor performed tho final ceremonies, Tho
following articles wcro placed In tho
stono: The Constitution of the congre
gation, with ti short history of thosaine.
A list of the members und subscribers
to tho building. Tlio names of minis
ters present. Tho liatnes'of tho Presi
dent of tlio United States, and thu Gov
ernor of tho State of Pennsylvania. A
Bible, thu Lutheran Catechism, tlio
church papers, and a number of United
States coins and stamp.
" lien finished tins will bo n beauti
ful church building, rcllectlng great
credit to the congregation and a blessing
to tlio community. Tho silo cho-cn
could not bo better, commanding a
beautiful view for miles of thosurroun
ping country. It Is expected to have It
completed by early ta.llcrwtclt Gaz,
Tin: Patriot and Union pertinently
says the man who does not read the nd-
veitlsements iu his paper can never bo
said to bo well informed. Tho adver
tisements indicate not only tho business
enterprise but Hie enterprise of tlio ad
vertiser, when you see a man who
advertises liberally, you may be certain
of finding a good stock of goods in ills
store, Hint ho keeps up with tho market
and sells cheaper than thoso who do not
advertise. If.yoti want gootl bargains,
always patronize those who avail them
selves of tlio advantages afforded thro
Hie advertising columns of their paper.
Tin: New York Tribune thus raps tho
Philidelpliians:
A resolution to extend a welcome to
tho President, when ho passes through
Philadelphia on his way to Boston, was
defeated in tlio Select Council of tho for
mer city on Monday. This is a souse
loss act of discourtesy to tho Chief Mag
istrate of the Nation and can only do
mischief. Pkfladelpliia owes it to her
self to reconsider this hasty action.
Thousands havo been changed by
tho uso of the Peruvian Syrup (n pro
toxide of iron) from weak, sickly, suf
fering creatures, to strong, healthy and
happy men and women, and invalids
cannot reasonably hesitnto to give it a
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is
a specific.
SlinniDAX's new Govemorof Louisis-
nna, B. F. Flanders. lias assumed Hie
duties of his olllce. I- hinders was mudo
Governor by one vote General Sheri
dan's to whom ho is no doubt pro-
iountiiy grnieim.
Tlir.Rndieal press throughout tho Stato
are declaring in favor of Negro Suffrage.
Will their platform to be mado nt Wil
liamsport. eomo out boldly in favor of
tills doctrine? Wo want tlio question
fairly met.
Mnrkct Hrport
Wheat per huslicl
)!' ;;
( om "
82 40
I
1 lu
111 00
. 7 00
i! U
1- lour per barrel
Cloverseeil ,
Flaxseeil
Putter
Tallow
l'otnuii-s
Dried Apples
I'ork
Hams -
1
1
Kiili-s unit Siioulilers
Lard ier iiouuil
,IIny iKr ton
I,U.MIli:ii.
Hemlock Hoards per thousnnd feet
Pine ' ' lorn, i.iclii
fio no
lsnai
Joist. Senntlinir. lMnnk. tlleitil.ielcl
l i oo
, ...i.isv-( .,.7, , in iiiiiiijtuiiu sin,
" - " " - 7 !
Kldlns " " ft IK 00
I'llllnitelpliln Mnrkrta.
TlIl'IMDAV, JUIIO 20, 1M!7.
I-'I-or-lt
NotthweiiteriisuperllUDnt SI.THii !Wi)
.-.uiiiitti-siciii i-Mrn v.wiib ll.rrfl
Northwestern fmnllv IOikiia 1 - imi
Pennsylvania nnd Western sum-riliii. .. H.miutt
I'ennsylvnnlii niul Wesiem extrn IMWiu lii.iin
-. (-.1.131,111111,111111 n i-Mern nullity ii.mi(,trt.iio
I'ennsyiv aula nnil Western f.iney 1 l.n w.lH.im
live Hour 7 ini
w iiK.vr I'ennsylvnnlii red, V bus Sii'saSino
s.ouinern .. ., :i.uwaii..
CMlirornlii ' " fi.tio
" white " S.'l.l.V(i?.'l.lM
Hvk I'ennsylvnnlii rye, It bus il.lik.iil.il
(,'imx Yellow, Sl.oito.8l.oil
line, S1.JK,VSI.JI
OVTS-Vbus 7ll,-(oe7.-,
1'novislONs Mess I'oik, V Mil fil,VI
.it-ss jn-i-l, " 5JI.ii
Presseil llos, -j it) si-ii-irt.Hi'
Smoked Hums ' l.V-r,ri.M -r.i
" .shoulders w lb l.lewl.i2o
IJtrd,-ftm LicKl.-ltTe
Skmis flov erseid - bus S-UJOmsViO
Tlinulhvseed V bus At.--.il
i, , I:''u5l',,. " s.t.i)i&,.!.o..
.,. .uu-, i ni-ou-u tflJ.ini
.so. i .vinerienn... 811.00
(.'AITI.l. Ileef Cuttle IN lsenhle
Cons, -ji liend SlOi.isiiO
Snrjcp tt It, iicii7e
HoaH V UU Ids nunc siu.i
MARRIED.
J.t.V.Vi.V-A'.Vyj;W.S707'-On Tlll.sil.iy uven
Ina, the lSlli lust., nt the houso or the hride'n
father, by tlio-ltev. Thoiiins II. Ctillen. Pr. A. II,
Jamison, or Wir-hlinjton, it, v.. Id IjAvii.i.a,
il.iiiKbtei- of Josepli w. Ileudershot, it lllooins.
bur,
.Vif..7,'-rofrAY,,-Inl)iiiivHleJontlie!itlilnst.,
by Itev. J. W. htelninet, Mr. I'ktkk Mii.i.fii,
otni-llolli'iid, Ivii.ernieouiity,liMrs.MATii.iiA
iou.Nu, ot Ituicli Haven, l,u.oruo county, I'n.
DIED.
tiWJ.sllllu in Jerseylown, on Kntiirday the lith
ol June, IN17, lit seven n'clis-U p. 111., Airs. M, H.
Hwisiikh. u lfiinf Pr. T. J. Swl Jut, aged thirty
Mars and sU inoiiilis.
How vain Is all beneath tint skies !
How transient u; ry earthly blUsI
J low slender ntl tho fondest ties
That liluil us to a world like tlilsT
Tho t- ruing i-loud, tlio morning dew,
Tho wllh'rlug rass, the fading tlower.
Of i-urlhly hopes urn emblems true
Tlio glory of a passing hour.
lint though cartli'H fairest blossoms die,
And nil lieneath tho skies Is valu,
Tliero la a brighter world on high,
lleyond thu reach of euro and pnln.
Then let the uopo of Joys to eomo
nisj.fi our cures, nuil chaso our fours i
IfOoil bo ours, wo'ro truv'llng honie,
Though passing through nvalo of tears-.
A.o.l.V-lu liliHimsinug on tlmlSlli tust-ltviir
hl.ElTA, wlfo of A, J, siloati, ngisl lorly yens,
two mouths uilJ iwenty-huven days.
A uitiimi wire, it devoted mnthcr and nmlable,
lovWy and ehrlsllan woman has gone to lu-r to
ward, .Mrs.bluun hud utwiivs livid in lUooms.
burg, and a very largu eoncouisu of sortiiitlug
friends followisl her remains to their lust ii-sllmr
place. Tho beautiful and Impiesslvo ecrciuonlcn
of tlio i:plsi-opal Church wero piounuuccil met
thn gnivo whero sh? n sts, In tho assuieil hopo of
n blessed u-surrrctloii.
f.KMOXV-lu Mount l'lensant, on tin-lull lint..
'A'i- I.kmos,soii nf ltussi l I', nod Kllznbeth
i.i-.sioss, ugeu nuoui iweiiiy.iwo ears.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WIHTAlffl 11AIXAM Ol' WILD Clir.UHY.-
Tlits rpiiiMy hailons: Iiti'ii cliorlslipilliy thp com
iiiunlty for lt rrnmrltnlito i-fllcnoy In lelk-vlnif,
licnllnx niul I'tirlni! the mint nlntlnntp, painful
nnil lonu-stoiiillng rnp nf (bvghi, OiiN, Jnttuctf
tntXiHirThrvnltltronehlUn, Whonytng (tiiifA, CVoini
Astftuut, Itylamation of the Lung,; while t-vrn
Oitmihiittiwi ituclf lniHyleliliil toll iimttta Inllu-
euro Mlion nil other inram liavn fttllnl, it wliotii
history irevos Hint Hip pn'tliniprnihtcnl no rem
city of fiiinl Milne, nnncurci for lliti niunc-rouH
nnil ilnnstornm jmtmnnnry nnvctlnm which pr'
vnll nil ovor tho Inml.
I'Nsoi.tc-irEli TiMTIMiiNY. Voni Andrew Ar-
clur, ., of Jhlrjlrhl, Mr. "Almllt I'lullt yi-nm
kIik-i' mv nun. Ili-nry A. Archer, now l'ostnm.ter
nt l-'nlrllclil, Homcrsct county, Sic, wns nttnckcil
Willi Kpilttnttof lilowl, cotmli, wi-nlmcHHof Limits
ninl Krncrnl ilclilllty, vo much mi Hint our rnnilly
phVHlctnn ilcrlnrwl htm to hnvoiti'Mcnlcil Con
HUmpHon." IIo wns timlcr mcillcnl treatment for
n number of month, !mt received no heneiu from
ii, ai icngm, iroin 1110 noiiciiniion oi iniu-i-ii
unit other. I vn lli.ltlcoil to liurclmno one hottto
of WIHTAlfs) 1LVJJSAM OK WII.1I ClinilUY,
winch ncncllteil mm no much I oiitnineii nnotner
bottle, which in n short tlmo reitorcil him to IiIh
usual Klnto of henllh, I Uilnkl cnnKiifelyrecom
iiieml thin rcmeilv toothers In llkn conilltlon, for
It Is, I think, nil It purports to be The itrentl.tini!
itcineily for tho Times! Tho nhoMi Ktntemcut,
gentlemen, Is my voluntary otlcrlmt to yon lu
luvor of your ll.iKaui, nnil Is nt your illsposnl."
l'repnieil by Hi:TII W. I'OWMI A- HON, 18Tre
luont HI,, lto-ton, nnil for unto by lmiKglnts Kent-rally.
Ji-7'07.
OItACirHCl-'.M:ilUATI-:nHAt,VK-AMr.sIlt'IlY
Mass., OCT. llllh lMtl. Mr, (Iran Dear Mr:
Having been nllltctcil itrlevously for sovernl
Wei-tin with n Movcro abscess upon my sble, I
live,! pevernl roiiH-illes for lt erniilcatlou without
reeclvlnir nny rellel, tmtll I applied your salve,
which elleeti-il ft speeily unit permanent cure. I
therefore feel happy to certify my conlhletico In
Its vlitues, Vour.s with respect.
.IAMHS I1KAN.
I certify to tho truthfulness of tho iilmvo Mnto
int. II. H. DKAIIIinux, M. P.
Mm I W. rOWI.1I, A HON, Huston, Proprietors.
Kolil bv all ilriuslsts, nt ill cents nbox. Ily mnil
Il-i cents.
TO CONSlTMl-nVIX Tlio luhertNcr, hnvltiR
iMeii rrHtnretl to iieulln in u. few v eekM ny n very
hnpU' remedy, nfler Imvlnjj sufTered for Beverul
vears with a feeriilumralloctlon. nnd tlmt drend
dWenm Consumiitlon lsnnxlotia tomnko known
to IiIm fellow-KUllererK tho menus of cure.
To nlMvho deslu It, he wilt send n ropy of tho
preserlptlon uetl (free of ehsiro), with the dlree
tloim for jm-pnrltiR nnd uslnj; tlio Name, which
they will tlnd n hunt; crnis fok Conmumi'I ion.
Astjima, ItitoNcrn rrs, CotrmtM, corns, nnd nil
Tliri!il unit I .mm A flix-t Intiw. Tin. mill- ttMwt nf
the advertiser In wndlntt the rreRcrfntlon U to
none tit ine muicteu, nnd sprend iniormniion
whleh eneeles to he Invulunhle, nnd he hopes
ei-rv NUlIi-rer will trv his renudv. ns It will enst
them nothing, nnd may pnne n !iieMdm:. PnrtleH
wiiilnK tlio prescription, Kitrt:, ny return mail,
will pleau address
hi;v. i:iWAun a. wii.son,
myni'di-ly,! W'lllinmshurfr, KIiirs eo., N. Y.
p IT I j T O S A Ii K
of vamtaum: miAT intati:.
In mirsiinneo of nn order of tho Orphans' Court
of I'olmuhfft county, on Satunlay the thirteenth
duv of -Inly, IM", nt ten o'eloek In the forenoon,
Ueorce 't Correll, minrdlnn of Mary Jane Mor-
ris a minoreniiu 01 inue, wio oi josepn morri,
late of Kloom township, In said eounty, deceased,
will ornnmi to unto, hv utihllc ennno. on the
nremhes. n ecrtniu undivided third Interest In
eertnlu real estate, hounded und ilesi-rlhed us fol
lows, to wit: on tlie uoitli by lot of (Jen. Ouiun,
on the enst hv nu alley, on the south hy lot or
m. rerry, unii on ine. wesi oy iron imie uan-
roail hireei, couiainuij;
7) nnrriutoxTvmrrKT in diutii,
more (tr Ies ; Into the estate of snld deceased, sit
uate In the town of Itlooinshurir. and county
aforesnlJ. Jrssu Com;man, Clerk.
Terms made known on day of. sale.
(ji:ou(Jk w.comiKrj,,
IJIoonisburK, .Tune HI, 107. (iuardlan,
p UKIjIO SA-IjK
Ol-' YALUAI1LK ItKAI, I'STATK.
In pursuance of nn order of the Orplmns Court
lit H-II nvi rv lit llir I'll lliwiill, J .lljn II VI. HIlHri in,
administrator of Clomuel G. llickottn, late of Or-
nnce townsnip, in mui county, (teeenseo, will ex
pose to pali, hy public vendue, on the premises,
a certain messuage and
ii o t o r a h o u n d,
nl lii.ili" Ill town of Oranuevllle. ('oliinihtii rnnitlv.
bounded Ijy hind of A. It. rttewart nnd 1'eter Ach
eMbaeh. by Main street In front, nudnn nlley lu
rear, wiirrruu in vrmtii n kkhi
TWO-STOKY I'ltAJIK HWIU.MNO HOLHE.
The lot Is located In the centre of tho town, nnd
Is In every resnt'dt a desirable property; late tin
estate of said deceased, hituato In th township
uiKi l-oiiiii) hum I'Miui. tui.i'.nAn,
Itlootnsbtim, Juno 17, 1kC7. Clerk.
Onuhtioni of Vip. 'Jhe itne-half of tho pur
chase money to remain charged upon tho preml-
t .i.irii.,. !, i...t.,-.ti nr.. nf Vt.... Dr,,i...ti..
widow of tho deeeasetl, and tho Interest thereof
tube annually and reirulnrlvimld herhv the nur-
chaRer on the first day of April of each and every
year during her natural life, nnd at her death the
principal 10 ur imm oy ine nurciiaser l( uio per
sons loyally entltlud thereto. Ten per cent, of
ono-fomth of tho one-half of the nurchase monev
to be paid nt the striking down of tho property;
tho one-fourth of thu one-half, less tho tun per
eent. on the absolute cnnfliumtiou of sale, and
the balance of the one-hair In ono year from the
confirmation, with Interest from lho confirma
tion nisi. The purchaser to pay for deed nnd
Mamps. i-.uij.yii t. uiuivt.i i,
June -I, l'sTT. Administrator,
p U .H hi C S A Ij K
OF VAMTAIU.K Itr.AI. IWTATF
In pursuance of nu order of the Orphans' Court
of Columbia county, on Saturday, July U7th, 1NT7,
at ten o'diK'k In the forenoon, Daniel Klngley, Jr..
and Daniel hhmley. sr , ndmlntstnitors of John
Winuley, late of Heaver township, In said county,
deceased, will expose to sale, hy public veildue,
Ull lilt lUt'llUil-, II I'l l HUM IlllMIHKU lllHl
TRACT O V LAND,
bounded and deserlliedas follows, to wit : On tho
south by lands of I'eler Haucli, Jonathan llauclc
iiinipuiiiiin AuiiKiwr, mi uii wcsi uy inuus or
Samuel Nuni'esoerand I'eler Ilauck. on tlie north
hy land of Peter Kneeht. nud on the east by laud
ui uiuuii r-nrai iiiini, voiiiiiuini;
oni-: mTNDiti;i) and twknty achils
nnd thlriy-slx perches, strict menMire, wheremi
is eiectttl a uoosl nlauk houto two storlt'M blL'h
Kootl fin mn haul: barn, sprint; house, and other
(Hu-iHiiiwiuK, i nt-ro is a never miiing spring or
Water at the door. About lilnetv acres ar.rlfnrl
ami ina good stato of cultivation, fifteen neres
iii-inK nif.minv iuiiu. mere aro aisoou ine prem
ises three thrltly yruuig apple orchards hi hearing
i -oi ituiion; Mil- mo esiaie oi saiu ueceaseu, situ
ate in the township and county aforesaid.
JKvSK COL KM AN,
llloomsliurg, Juno 17, 1M7, Clerk;
(bud t! ion i nf ,Vi; Tho one-third oftho pur
rh ivA mnnov fn rrmiilti ti!t.n.,l ntum tl.a
scs during the natural 11 fo of JmlvKint-lev. ii ldnw
of the said deceased, and the interest thereof to
ooauuuauy ami regularly imiti ner ny tlie pur
chaser on tlie llrst dav of Mnv of eaeh nnd i-vnrv
year during lier natural lile, and nt her death tho
principal to be paid by the purchaser to tho per
sons legally entitled thereto. Ten nor cent. f
one-fouith of tho two-thirds of tlio purchase
ii'n. i i"int in uu MiriKiim now ii oi lho
propeity; the one-fouith of tlio two-thlnls, less
uieieii jiercenu in ine eonnrmauon nosoiute
and tlie icmalning two-thlrtls In ono vear thprtt,
atler, with Interest fiom thn conllrniatlun nitt,
i nc purcnascr to pay lor iiecM nnd stamps.
DAMi;i, K1N(J1,KY. Jr.,
Adintiilhitrators.
im. i j-.i puii din , fir,.
June -I, lst!7.
JOCUST TWP. UOUNTV FUND,
Wk, lho undersigned Auditors ui Ih-usI town
shin, heri by eertlty that mo have settled with J.
i, .iiupiK'ii, i.oueeior 01 ll illlllj' lax lor isiil.
Atuotint on liupllcnlo Ss.ss.s 81
Ily exonerations :uy fl
lly iieri-cntiiKo iu) 70
Hy cash paid 1'. K. Herbelu, Tieasurcr ,!t'is 1
It.iliiuco In hands of Collector H7 fxi
Henry Hi-IwIk, on Duplicate for Hit. SI. II l,.n
I'lt, by exonerations J12 07
' by iHnsntiiu'i lil 41
l'ald 1". K. HcrWIn, Treasurer, 3,'ii7 M
3,3U 4(1
I i-ii-i ,. t tii UI.-III, iipuiri in i.uiiiii-
Ily eiisll ree'd of J.J.Uililpliell, Collector SiWi 23
lly cash of Win, (jiHidiiiiiu, one of thu
committi-o for priK-urlui; oluuieers s7 M
iiycasnoi jieury Jieiuiit, couietor 3,-jji is
111,067 18
lvter K, Ilerbeln, claims nn allnwnnce
ror tlio roiiowlnir pnynients niiiilo:
l'nld to National Hank of llliHimsburi;, 310.
Albert Ilerlieln tieterau soldier,
" Interest on sundry bonds,
" fur stamps, duplleates und money
IC9 33
:mo no
m 52
.ill iiiimirn ijiiiiks,
I'eri-eniimo
l'ald Henry 11,-lwlt
" Audllors lur Ihree days,
' ' H lteliibnld for procuring volunteers
" ('ommltlee
" Itobert 1-' Clark for (sillcetlns money
irom Henry llelwlu,
.ii m
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IIAVIII VKAlilClt,
.luno 21, lsi)7.
Auuitors
lSTHAY llKII-'Klt.-OAMi: to t
iu;
1 'V, i V, ,, , 1 111 r 111 n,Mu lO'
niu, u iiiu.iiMii iir.irr.ii, iiihiiii uiren yt
earn
"in, dfi iin-nj inoini riciirru'K 1 iciiier. tho
Tho
' "i"'iviwiiiuPiiiiiiHriy, pay cnargCA
und take her away, otherwise sh will UMllBiMised
t as the luw directs, MOttl-M COI'r'MAN,
JfURXITURK I FURNITURKI
I I lliMll'llr; WAHF.UOOMS,
VlWI.KKAI.i: AX 11 llKTAlt.,
ItOOMS OVKll MIM.CIl'H STORK,
llLOOMHIIiritd, l'A
WllKlit: mny be found the finest msnrlinrntof
F U It X 1 T U R K
ever ntrereit to the people of this section, consist.
Inn of
rAULoit, KiTcnr-N and iikd-hoo.m Frit.
NiTuni:,
of ntl kinds, sl7.es, styles, description ninl prices,
CHAIRS OF ALL STYLKS,
Kitchen, Plulnir, Parlor nnd Hitting ltoom clmlrs,
KXTKNSIOX TA1JLES,
IlrenkfastTnlilcs, Plnlni; Tables, Kitchen Tables,
i.iurnry nnu uentre ) nines,
S I 1) 11 HOARDS.
Chestnut, Walnut, nnil Chestnut-wnlnut Trim.
med, ntnBcres n largo assortment on linnd,
well mndo nnd nicely flnlsheil.
DRKSSIXa CASKS,
llnllHluiKls ItnttrreHnniUlrnckctH, every vrl
tty muIllnMi,
SPKINO li K I) S .
Tho beit ever otTorctt to the jiuhtlc.
PICTUltK FHAM1CS,
And lu fact every thing to he found In u i'lty
Wnro Hoom ran he hnl In our room, nmt nt the
very lowest prleen, I hnvo established the
UKAPY PAY AND ONIJ VltlCH HYKTUM,
And wnrmnt our oh us repreKentetl.
J. K. iiati:s,
llloomsburE, May 31, 1S67.
G
HEAT ItKDUCTIOX IX PRICES
AT l'llTHIt IINT'8 HTOltK,
ix m(jht HTnin;T,
SPIUNU AND SU.ADllilt GOODS.
Till! subscriber has Just received nnd has on
hnnit nt his old stand In Light Street, n Inrse niul
select
ASSOimiKNT OP 51KKC1IANDISK
pnrchnsed nt the lowest figure, nnd which he Is
determined to sell on ns moderate terms nsenu
be procured elsewhere In Light Street,
tvn VA.sir on vou.vritv rJionuci:.
Ills stock consists ol
LADIES' D It ESS GOODS,
choicest styles and latest fashions,
Calicoes, Muslins,
Ginghams, Hmincls,
Hosiery, Carpets,
Hllks, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING, '
Ratlnetts, Casslmers,
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans.
AC, AC, AO.
GROCERIES, MACKERAIi,
Queunsware, Ccdnrwnre, llnrilware, Mciticines,
Drugs, Oils, Taints, Ac.
ROOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
In short everything usually kept In a cnnnliy
store. Thopntronngoof his old friends nnd the
public generally, Is respectfully solicited.
The highest tunrket prlco paid for country pro
duce. PL'TElt IIXT.
Light Street, May 3, IS(,7,
QREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT II. K. SLOAN'S STOIti:,
IN OIlANOEVILLi:, l'A.,
o r
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Tho subscriber hasjust received and has on hand
nt his store In Ornngeville, u Inrgo nnd select
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE
purchased nt tho lowest figure, und which he is
determined to sell on ns moderate terms as can
bo procured elsewhcro lu Orangevllle,
roit cash on couNTitv ruoimci:.
His stock consists of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
CHOICEST HTVI.ES AMU LATEST FASHIONS,
Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams, I'lannels, Hosiery,
caju'ets, Shawls,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Satinets, Casslmers,
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans,
AC, AC, At .
GROCERIES MACKERAL,
lueensware, Ccdnrwnre, Hnrdware, Medlciiu-s,
imt'tis, oils, i'Aints, r.
ROOTS & SHOES, HATS it CAPS.
In short everything usually kept Inncountry
store. The patronage of his old friends nnd Hie
public genernlly. Is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for country pro
duce. 11. K. SLOAN,
orangevllle, May 21, 1807,
E M 6 VA L O F
C. C. M All IfH
N E AV S T O R E
TO N HIVE'S III, O OK,
ONTIIECOKNUIt OK 31AIIKKT AND IKON H! IlKl.TS,
The itnitcrslgiieil having received from the city
n full and complete supply of
Sl'KlNfl AND BUMMKll
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
NOTION'S,
TIN-WARE AND HARD-WARE,
CKDAll A.XD WILLOW-WARE,
CONFKCTIONWtV, OLARS-WAlti:,
T O IJ A C C O ,
JI A T S A A' J) ,V II O E ,V,
FLOUIt, HALT, FISH, AND M K AT,
till of which I propose selllngnt n vory low llguie
for cash or produce.
V- Call nnd see.
April 12, 1S67, C C. MAIIII.Z
Tll. fr,
FIRST PREMIUM v x
' or u Sllrer MeJal Ws
wis iviiDin to
W BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE JL
Drill' N. II. BUU Airlcullurtt R.KI, ly.it Tutf
lu I sir holdin Is Nubiu, btfUV, 1&
IIABUETT'H
Vegetable Hair Restorative
Btitortt Gny Ifklrto it ntturcJ color. Tro
motet tii growth ot Ut Hair. Clxutjif th
rootitothelrcrimnU orwiic acUon. utdi-&
ratfi 1 1 Brim if anit flumora. 1'rcvenU
. Ualr inlllnr out. It a fcuprrfor Drtifelog.
It (onuiDi NV iDjunuui inKiraicuu,
&d U thtmwt popuUrand itU
sV
nL North and rffC
w o
J. R. BARRETT & C0.t Proprialori,
M1NCIIESTCR, X, It.
48iMljy U N. MOYKH, lUoomnburtf, V
nnd DrugnUU geuerully. (ipr3'07-(in
rPO ALL WHOM IT MAY COX
X CKHV. lMfu. tnko nut Ira that I, Thomas
II robs I, nf Mine UIukp Columhla couitty, havliitf
tMHiRlittliHtollowInK list of propertv from John
ixmRtit me following ltst of proper tv from Junn
H. Manii.doiliTlaro tlmt it it my intention to
lend tho Mime to tho nld Mnnii, u; Two mules,
finn lwn.)uiruiilnrliiivu-niTnn mm t hurutt U'H IKlIl
one
and
two KctNnf liiiriiPUH ' TIKIS LlUOIiSr.
lilinu lUdye, June I), lWit.
IXKCUTOIt'S NOTICK.
li xxrTK or hamuli, m'.ni:ai-, incc'n.
ltttTK tt-htumeiitury on tho enluto tf Suinufl
M'.MiU, lute of llontoii townfchlp.C'Dlumhlacoiiii'
ty, dercuhed, lmo been Krunted hy tho Jlciltr
rk!ili1 iiiniili' ti Alirnhulil M'NVill. flf hlttd
(ourriklito I 1 i lu.hoiiu lini-liir nlnltnu itr ilotllllllils
atftiliiHt thP t'htiito of thu decedent ur riqurtttil
to muktWluMii known to tho lUeoutor without
delay, ami nil person lndebtelaro rwiuewted to
miiKO pay mem, ,im.UA.n ,m
June ii, i, i,fruiui.
A DMIXISTUATllIX NOTICE.
XX. rjiTATK OK I, W. IIAUli, UKC ll.
U'itersnrniiminitrntiim witntno wiiinnin-r
Uiu estate of I. W. Ilaim, lato of Centriillu Hor
iith.Coluinhla eounty.deceaiwil, liuvo been urnn
il Ur Hie ll.-ifli.ter of Mild colllltv to Mary A,
inula. .11 iiciniiiin iiiiiii( i.....i.o :
.....l..u. ..e .....t...., nr.. r.t..l1..Mt,-ll
toinakuthein known to M, il. I.'Velle, t'n., at
Afchland, I'a., nttorney for theeHtatej und all ik.'I
fconw iniieoilii are reiiuenieu lo iiiuho wji'i""-
1IAUV A. 1IAUH, Admlutilrntrli
UllO 11, IfUl, HUM irl,ir'"'