The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, June 21, 1867, Image 3
n THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I1I.OO.MHI11IUI, 1'IUUAV, .HtXK ill, 1HIU. Wn niiiiouiifotlils week llipmldltloiial iimncs of Andrew J. Albertson of Green wood, Lewis Enkc, of llcrwlck, nnd jrordeeat Millard of Centra township, us Candidates for Sheriff. Mn. Stohnt.u has Bold hi Interest In tho Itakery and Confectionery In thu Kxelmiifjo Hloek, to Kims Jacoby. Mr. AVIdineyer roiiiiilii.s a partner. All know tho tact and energy of Mr. Jaco by, and tho new linn will undoubtedly do a rinhliiK Imslnes". Wn aro Khul to nnnoinico that thu Smnll I'ox lias disappeared from Dan vlllo, and there is not the (-lightest thin ner In visiting or traiwuctiii? Imslne-w lu that llorougli. Only twoeaHs proved fatal. The people and authorities aro entitled to credit for tho vigorous mea sures taken to prevent the spread of tho disease. As organ-grinder, the flit of tho season, accompanied by a distressed looking maiden, with n tamborlne, fur nished our citizens with any quantity or music on Tuesday of hut week. From door to door, followed by a train of boys, they ground out a variety of pieces and gathered up the extra pennies. Truly, a hard way of obtaining a livelihood. Ouk readers have all heard of l'rof. J. M. Maeallistor, tho renowned magi cian, and many of them have seen his wonderful entertainments. On Wednes day night wo witnessed some of his performances, and they seemed alinn-t miraculous. In connection with the entertainment ho distributes each even ing 100 presents, sonic of which aro very valuable. The programme Is changed each evening, and tho entertainment will continue during -the Wee!;, at .Snyder's Hall. ArimMon !! cents. Tin: correct pronunciation of the Spanish words in the debate given upon our first page, will not bo delivered by most of our readers without explana tion. In Spanish c has the sound of a ; jot It, and u has uniformly its Italian sound.of ah as in father. The letters ntt sound k. Consequently the words referred to are to be pronounced fol lows : Navajo Xah-vah-lm. Uosque ltedondo Iioku Ha-dim-do. Pecos J'a-voa. 1. .Toiin'h ardent support of Greeley in his act of becoming bail for Jetl'eivon Davis, is not altogether appreciated or relished by his radical asocial o". This converting of tho ".-our apple tree" up .011 which Davis was to bo hung, into a ' harmless bond with radical sureties, is not exactly "tho entertainment to which they were invited." flrccley hops hail to set .loll', D.ivls free. Instead nf ha1hK him hlilijr (111 n simnippletrce; And I'lilcmou.Iohu, ns brink as a bee, (iocs buzzing uwny from tkcour apple tree. Fl.oun F.vi.lilNtl Fast. IJy our la test telegrams Troiii the West, wo have Hip important intelligence of a further and rapid decline in Hour. Many ofthe farmers who held on to their grain in anticipation of famine prices aro being badly bitten ; and panic stricken are hurrying it into the market. Let con sumers and millers nolo the fact. Peo ple who speculate In tho necessaries tif life dosorvo this misfortune for their mercenary endeavors to keep up prices. Let 'cm break and bust iqi ! A rr.w days since another robbery came near being perpetrated at Mr. Silas Conner's in Orange. Jt appears that one or two men entered his stable afler ids family had gone to bed, and pushed out his carriage, -laid out tho harness, and then went for tho horses. In sepa rating tho oiid rrom thu other they coin meiiced whinnying which arou-ed Mr Conner. Ho went out, and finding the stable door open, ran back fur his gun, and at the samo time awakened hi brother. Tho thieves, however, finding they were discovered made good their escape, but without any booty. 1. John says we tiro "mum" about tho "l'ishlngcreek Confederacy." Some of his followers and creature called on us a few weeks ago and begged us, for tho sake of their families, not to expo-e them. They are now on their goixl be havior. For his information we would .state that for months wo have been col lecting evidence in this matter, unit nme iff iv (( teleyrams sent and received dur ing the Columbia County Juration. At 4he proper time this whole matter will be made public, and 1'. John will have no reason to boproud of hi record, in his efforts to get his fellow-citizens arrested, and murdered liy military commissions. Tin; Jlembersof the liar of Northum berland county have procured a very beautiful and correct painting of lion. Alexander Jordan, President Judge of that district, I tlio 8th,) and hung it in tho now Court Hou-e, Just behind the llencii. It was painted from a photo graph and Is an excellent likeness nnd cost nearlv the hundred dollars. .ludgo Jordan Is tho last remaining member of tho old bar of Nortliuniber land county. llellnsandOreuoughand Iioncl and' Hepburn are gone. It ia fitting and deserved testimonial to uu upright Judge, an able lawyer and an .honest man. Col.. K. Dvr.iiTKN-.whohaslatelybeen appointed llcgbterin llankruptcy (or this District, gave us a call on last Wednesday. Ho re.ut-ts us to say that in order to oblige suitors In this section ho will hold courts hero when- nsver occasion demand-'. Our people will find him a cleveranil obliging gentleman, and since we niut have ti Itadical Heglster, we know of no ono in tho District of that creed, who would suit better. Col. Overton served with distinction in the Into war. Captain (lr.o. II. Moom:, former publisher of tho Cot.t'MiiiAX, now resi dent lu Washington City, has been ap pointed a tlrst-clas Clerk In the l'enslon llureau, Department of tho Interior. Tin: editor of tho Cleveland llmtid Is oireringtlvo dollars In ea-h for 1k:8 cents. Weuro willing to purcha-e 011 similar tonus. Thoo having cents to dispose of on these terms may apply. Tin: facts we publMi this week concerning tho plunder of tho Treasury to the amount of million of dollars, for the support of Indian-) lu Xew Mex ico, explains one of the abuses of administration by tho War Depart ment, and the necessity for very heavy lax-s upon the people. CdiiNnit Stoni:. The corner stono of the new Catholic Church, at the corner of Centre and Kerry streets, was laid witli appropriate ceremonies on Sun day. Hev. Arthur M'Glnnl, of this place, was assNted by a number or his brethren. Hov. Maher, of HarrUburg, delivered an elegant ad dre-s In English, V very large concourse or strangers and citizens were In attendance. Montour American. Tin: llt'jmMican this week contains its Usual boast that It has a larger circulation in this county than any other paper published In It. Xow, sir, the C01.1r.Mm.vx claims to have not only tho largest circulation in this county, but to have n circulation In the adjoining counties greater than any other paper published here. Xow, I'. John, if you are in earnest let us have ran examination of the books, and thus settle the question. Aw. our readers know that M'Kelvy, Xeal it Co., have recently restocked their store with an unusually tine selec tion of goods; but it is not so generally known that they aro solo agents in this town for tho sale of the Odessa Collap sing Hoop Skirt. This is said to be one of the greatest improvements of the ago so far as "women's llxiiis" are con cerned. It can bo altered instantly into any desirable shape, will lit better around tho waist than any other (kind of a skirt, tor even a man's arin,i is manufactured from the best of material, and is madein tho strongest and most durable manner. Call and examine. ' Oun readers must not forget tiiat tho delegate election will take place on Saturday, the i!7th of July. All of (air voters should attend, and see that dele gates of good standing and 1 citable char- .ictcr are chosen. The State Convention has set tho example of giving us a good candidate, and we should follow suit. Because we have a large majority in the county, it will not answer to place men in nomination of doubtful charac ter or ability. Tho people need, and the times demand our best men, men who are true nnd tried, who have til way been faithful to the party and Its interests, nnd whose characters are un sullied. As this is tho season usually adopted for repairing our roads we commend the following extract to our readers : " In road making, ono great requisite is the ready and total removal of the water. There cannot bo a good road where water stands by the side of it or 011 it. If tilts ditches have 110 ready out let, the road bed will soak up the mois ture more or le-s by capillaryattraction, and thus remain rutted and muddy. It is vain to think of having a good road on a subsoil filled with stagnant water. Even on -ide hill, it water remains on the upper side, it will injure the road i. tn.. in ili.r i',-..viili then, ifl by passing under. 1 u" "' " po-i-ihle, for the thorough (liainage vonr roads either by -tirface or covered illti'lii's. See that the road tied is evenly and sligiitly rounded, so that the water can readly Hint lis way to the drain. If the soil is clayey or loamy, give It a few Inches of gravel, or oven coaise sand, nnd you will haven lineand pleas ant pa-sage-way. If tho soil - Mimly, it needs an addition of day to correct it, and this will correct it so that good roads may lioliadovertlieliglitostsandy soils." KiKi:! Kim;!! 1'iiu:!!! l-'nii:! ! '. ! On Thursday night the lflth ln-t., a lit tle before midnight a tire broke out in tho .-table of Morris ('.Sloan, directly hack of his shops on Market street, and in a few minutes it was entirely envel oped in Haines. Tho cry of tire arou-ed tho sleeping citi.eiis and among other we hurried to the scene. It was clearly impo-lblo to snvo the burning building and attention was directed to the sav ing of thoo lu immediate proximity. Two line.-, were formed to the nearest I water d-tern, anil along them pas-ed In a continuous stream the empty and full buckets. Although standing within ten feet, the adloliiing building- were all saved, and only the one originally tired was destroyed. The staoie was large and nearly new, and had attached a large hog pen. In the stablo was a cow valued nt one hundred dollar.-, and six hogs weighing about one hundred and lilty pounds apiece, 'lhey alt per ished in the Hume-, my. rio-.w bevond insurance will be Sinoo.oO. Vo have attended all the tires in llloonisburg for nearly twenty years; and wo never saw people work with so much good sense anywheie, as they do here. Wo have often admired their tact and coolness lu hot places, and saw it displayed on this occasion In the usu al manner. Toward- morning the kitchen of the houso belonging to .Mr. Morgan in Ka-t ltlouiiislairg, took lire and burned a cou-Iderable hole in the roof. We hear also of another small lire of tho same kind happening in West ltloonishurg tin. siiimi morning. And a- If to complete tho li-t of casiialitles.a freight train laden with oil, took tiro below i ti 1 1 i mill it cnillllo ()f l'll 1U1U contents weio consumed. That wil 1 do for ono time. o have not yet tiny tiro apparatus in llloom--burg. THE KALEIDOSCOPE! ,, , ", A 1nninf busy lire IH fluctuations nhd Its vast concerns." H ADM AX TO HIS HOl'Ji. Tun Homaii Emperor Hadrian, or Adrian, was born in Home. a. d. TO. and died lu a. D. HIS. Ilo succeeded Trajan. August 11, 117, and showed great aaitunisirativo ability. Ills learning was considerable for the ago In which ho lived, and his love of It induced him to gather at his court the most celebra ted authors nnd artists of his lime. Ho Is recorded to have been a iluent speaker nnd 11 polished writer. Ho Is reported, when on his death-bed, to have made the following "address to his soul:" Aiilmuln vimula, lilniiilula, 1 Inspes, eiiincstiuc corporis, i)un nunc nhlhis lu hs-ii? I'nlllilntn, rlalila. uuiliila, Nee 'tit soles, ilalilsjocoil Of which Mr. Alexander Pope, tho poet, gives us the following proo trans lation : "Alas, my soul I thou plcaIng com panion of tfiiii body, thou fleeting thing that art now deserting it I Whither art thou flying? Towhat unknown region? Thou art all trembling, fearful and pen sive. Xow what lias become of thy for mer wit and humor? Thou slialt Jest and bo gay 110 more." ' The Emperor's reading had doubtless urougnt mm acquainted with that new philosophy which was taught by tho Fisherman of Galilee, for it was during tho reign or ills predecessor, that the famous letter of I'lliiv. tinon tho doc trine nnd character and conduct of the christians, was written. Paul and Peter Paul most certainly had preached the gospel in Home, nnd this sect, which had been everywhere spoken against, had taught this heathen Emperor that the soul was Immortal. For the llrst time, perhaps, hud he given tho matter a serious thought, but this ad dress must have somewhat startled tho waiting courtiers, and tho query which the Emperor puts to his soul, must-have been repeated from mouth to mouth, and how many may have been awaken ed from spiritual sleep by the question (Jute mine ubibls In lnea? to ask that still more important one "what must I do to bo saved?" Itut my object in this paper was to uf- ford my readers an opportunity of com paring tills celebrated "address" with several translations of It, made by poets of ability and renown. Tho Hist is by -Matthew Prior, a poet and diplomatist of con-iderehlo reputation, born about the year um. , Poor little pretty, llutteiiuir thinir. I Must we no Ioiiki r lle touctber? And dost thou prune thy tremtilinir wine To take thy lllaht thou know'st not whither? 'lhv humorous vein, thv pli-iislng roilv, l.lcs nil neglected all forgot ; And, pensive, waverins:, melancholy, Thou ilread'st nnd hop'si limit know'st not what. Urior himself calls this mi imitation, 11111T perhaps all of tho versions are rather imitations than translations, for in fact, a literal poetical rendering Is next to impossible, as any one will Hud upon examination. -Mr. Pope's remlcringnf it in supposed to have been made some time after the prose translation of It already given. Ah licetim; spirit t wiinderlntf lire, That loon hast warmed mv tender breast, Must thou no morn this Inline inspire? No more a eheel fill ileaslllu', mlcst ? Whither, oh, wiillher alt thou llvlllR. To w hat datk. unillseoveied shore? Thou mi ut'st all trembling, shlw-ihu, dying;, And wit and humor are no mote. Lord Ityron gives us ids view of tho addrossjUinoiighisjuveiiileprodiictions; and it is doubtful if he could have Im proved upon it at any time. Yet noone of tho three Is particularly vigorous or exact. Ahiuentle. lleetlnc, wnnderinu spirit, I'riend and associate of this t lay 1 Tuwhnt unknown region borne. Will thou mil Willi! thy distant flight ? No more with wanton humour cay. Hut pallid, cheerless, and folium. I know of no more profitable literary exercise than the comparison ami slimy nf till, "nildrc 1 lie original is vig' orotwaiidcomiircheiisive. 'one's prosu ntun-snlii. tnnnilnmotm tl i;ii'n unan-iirc-i, V, , ,.' . nd irltlier of the , V"!'.'y.V?. .'.f. ' l .', "X. . . . ... I ' - poetical versions approacn it in pui-i and eondensition. The writcrwhoshall turn that Into Kngllsh verse which shall eipial the original, will ceuro n perma nent seatamongdeathless names. Tlius, the Kinperor may he forgotten; Ids wars and hi-coiuiuestsaud hi, triumphs have substantially passed from tho knowl edge of man ; but the live lines address ed to his mjuI in the hour and article of death for more than .seventeen hundred 'years have tloatetl along the stream of time, arresting tlie attention of tliopoet, the phllMiplier, and the Christian, nnd rt-t 1 11 1 r I nir from each, an answer that ,)My the last inn give. Let mo ask can ,'oti tell where the soul W going? Candidates for Nomination. Tin' followllis i-i-l.lli-lln.'ll li.ivi- lns'ii liii-ntliillril liil-liolillll.lllim In till' M-M'lill ('mint.! Oltlivs In In' lilies! liy clis'tinii tin' iiri'sfiitjc.ir, nml their mini's l!l In' liri'si'titrsl for tin- inslilir.itln of tin' Di'iiim-niticCiHIIlty Ciilivontliili. I'Dll SIIKIlIKPl .MOlUir.CAl JIlhLAHI), i kmiii: row.Nsini'. ANDUKW J. AIjHKUTjsOX, IIKl.l'.MWOIl HIWSS1III', u:yi.s kxkk m.r.tniK. .IOSIA1I II. FUU.MAX, 1U.IIOM lOW'.NsIlll. JAJIKS LAKE, hCOTTTOWSSIIII'. SAMCKL KLI.VK IIVXruN TUWNsllll'! I'Oll TIlKASl'IHJllI IlOHKllT STOUT, SIAIHsllX TOWS'Slttl'. V K C T I () X II Y KltClT. NUTS, AC, &('. ST()llNi:it .1 WIDMVKIl, M M'FACTTIO:r.s, Wliolesale nnd llelall Dealers 111 ..i.v .i.vi r.txer co.rj-:crioxi:itr, ASH UKALt'lLS IN KOIIKKIX KHU1TS AXI) XUTri. IJxchaniie lllocl;, Illoninsburg, l'.i. OIIANnKS UISIONS, ItAISIXH, 1'IIUKNK, 11 O O Iv C A X I) Y , kkiiii.i-.-4 insis. i.rn iia-ins, icioiasts, CITIION, IW 1KII.I.X, C'., ItHlOA 1) AXI) CAKKS, nf nil kinds. II.N'OS JAfHIUV. i-iiki). u w:dmvi:h. lllisiuisliiiri:, April 5, 1MJ7. i:. JACKSOX, atti)Ii.m:y-.t-i. aw, nerwlck, Coluinlila County, IViiu'h. M. ji. THAinm, A T T O U .N II V - A T-1. A W, llerwlik, Columbia County, lVmi'n, LEGAL NOTICES. A 1MIX1ST11AT0US NOTICE. -TV. m,HB(lf IS.AO lOICIIAIll) mc'i. .ft""1! f"linliiltrntloii nn thocstnle of I suae KCklianl. lata ftf Mmllaim tnun.lihi f'.tliiiiilil.i county, deceased, huvn b-tcii Krntitcil by tho Hon l;tcr of said county, to Nylvestcr llclihanl unit 1 yrus Illchard, rulinliilstrntnrs. All persons hnv Inn claims or demands nijalnsttho cstnto of llir !i' r1" "Ihcstcd I" make thcin known to i'-..iiiiiiiisirtiiorsviinoiii ticlay, and an persons indebted aro requested tn make pivnictit. HYIAV-srillt fitiicilAIlt), , . , I'YIll'H ltmi-ItAUD. Itine 7.1V17. Adrnr's. A DMIXISTIlATOIt'S NOTICE. J V. t.iTATK ok (iruiion KIlAMr.ll. III.C'11. Letters of aduilulstratlon 011 llio estafc- of (Io, Kramer, latenr itifinuiinvt,iiiit (ftiiitnitiiL ei.im. ty, deeeawl. hare lieell Krauted by the UcKlstcr of slil.l euunly, in John 11. Moyer, administrator, All eersoin havlmt claims or demand mtiilnit tho estatu of the decedetll aro requested to make them linnwn to the administrator without delay, and all persons Indebted are requested to make t llloomsburi,', May 17, 107, ' ' ' Ad'm'r. Al)nNISTltATOIl'S XOTICE." 1.STATK DC M Il.t.tAM KAtHMAX, llK-C'll. fietters or administration tntho estate of Wll Itam ralrmnn, lato of Mount Pleasant tnwnvhlp, Columbia county, dcceaseil, has this day lwen granted by (he Iteulsierof said coutily tii llllain ralrmnn. Who resides In Madison township lu said county. All persons havlmi claims or de mands aninst the estate of the decedent, are re quested to present them to the administrator without delay, and all personlndcbted me re quested to mnice payment. WJI. l'AIHMAX, .Madison tp May 21, 1G7, Administrator. TX J. co rilE OUPHAXS COUltT OF OI.U.MIUA COITNTV! In the mntter nfthe estate of Samuel Ki7c lie, deceased. And now to win .May in, the Court appoint c.ll. llrix k way, llsq,, auditor, to make distribution or the funds In the hands or the administrator, lly tho Court. Krom the Record. Jrasii C01.KMAN, Clerk. The auditor above named will attend It, Ilie out ics or ms apiKiintmcnt, at bis oiuce in jtiooms- "IIIKj "II .KllllljlJ , ,lll,V I-1, I'M.,, ill ill!, CHICK II. 111., nt which time nnd place all persons havlnc; claims imaiiisi sum esiaic must present iiiem, or none baricdfromclalmhiKn share lu the same. C. II. IIUOCKWAV, Auditor, iilonmshurif, June If, ls17. tx the oltPiTx!akTin'of XC0I.1J.M1UA COUNTY: 111 the mntter of the Mile or tlie Kcat Kstate or minor children of Sol omon swank, deceasisl. And now, to wit. May 'Hi. ls3T, by nirreement or counsel, K, II, I.lttle, Ksq., Is appointed auditor to distribute the runds us 11 1111111 111 me namis 01 too aiimiuiMraior, lly the Court. From the record. JKssn Coi.emav. Clerk. Theuiiilerslsncd will attend to the duties of his appointment, on Monhay, JCI.Y lilh, ISliT, at 10 o clock a. m.. at bis oillee, in llloomsljurK, wlicn and where all pintles Interested are required to present their claims or be debarred from coming in lornsnnreot uieiuuu K. II. MTri.I'., Auditor. Itloomsburir, June II, lsi7. X TIIK ORPHANS' COUHT OV 'OM'MllIA CorNTY. In tho mutter oftlui neemnit of Samuel Heiirymul Amlrewf r.'voiinjr i-vfi 11! in nf Arclilhulil IIinr. ilcri'iisCtl. Am1 now tn wit, Mnvfith, 1W, m motion of Mr. Chirk, tin. nmrfciiiinnlnt 1 IX. I.lttle. INci.. Iillilltor to make dWtlhuliouor tlic lmlnnco In tlu- linmN of tnoncpounlftiu. Itv tin lmrt. Krom Um lleconl. .lrxsi! t Yi i.kmax. Clerk Tlio umlt islunnl will ntU-nit to tho ilutir- of hit ni'iiolutim nt. on SATt'itii v. .1 ri.v 13th. lv7, nt 10 nVlfvlr n. m. nt hU (itllcn fu It nninslnirir. when nnd v here nil nnrtlr-t Interested Hre required to ire.ent their elaliiiH or he ilelmrred liotuiomhiK in for n share ofthe fund or resets. i:. ii. hirn.i:, Auditor. I(toinnlurj, June II, 1X17. TX TIIK ORPHANS' COt'HT IN I iiml f.ip t!n rutintr tif rotnmhtn : Inthemut ter of tliee-tuteof KUAK lUIHTKItlCK, late of .Aloutour lowiismo, iieci-nseo. .im now io win Mhv n nth. Wi7. the Court nnnolnt i ii. Hroek. way, ISn., auditor, to nmlte ilMrilmtlnn of the halanet' in Mm luuitls of .Iidin tl. UulcK. ndtulnW' irator. to and amoUK-.t the treiiltors. liy the C-ouit. Kiom the reeonl. t .1 ks.sk Col.KMAK. Cleric. Hie auditor ahoe tuiiiHil will attend tn the ilu tk"s nf his appointment, at hiioiuee m iiioouih luirir. on Suturdav. the twent.v-!eoml day f June, NiT, nt ten o'eloek, n. in., at which time and plnenll permus hu In chimin against Mild "-tale must present them, or be debarred from eisnnint; a enure in me name. C. H. MIOCKVAY, Auditor. May 31, W.7. 17STAT lli IlKCKA TK OK CIKOIMJK McKWKX ASKli. xotici: or .VQf;;.sr. To Mauu imrr MrllwK.v, wtimw or nnoitni: Mr- 1 W KN; 1 A I K t. M ( I'AV KN, i KO IU 1 V, Y. M C 1 W KS Wn.l.lAM I Mrl'.tfl'.N'. lll.NltV J. Mrl'.WKN Matii.ua Ikvim:, i.atk Matii.ua McIJwkn, AM AN PA JIAM, line .M.r.n, ,uu.ttK. children and lu irs of (icnruo MeJ-.ueu, laieoi (ireinwoid township, Columbia timnty deeM, Vrtn nini i.ini .if vnii wilt take notice that bv lrluenr n writ of lurtltlon or valuntiou, iKHiied out of tho Orphans Court or the Cmmty orco lumhla, an Itniuest will bo held at the Into ilwell tmrhoiiM ofUeorne Mcr.wen, deceased. In the t..v.iivhin nf Ori.i'iiufMnl.tn said count v. on Thurs day the llrt day of AuKUot, a. l., li7,forthe pur ti.w. nf innlf inr nartltiou of the real estate of the said dtH'ea-sed, Hltuatu in (ireenwooU tonhlp, III lllllll WlllllHII lUl-JIIIIHTl'H'l nj-'ilinsuioomii. otherwise to value nnd nppraUe the name. KA.Mlli'.li HNVDint.Sherim lthMmsburs, May 17, IWI7. REAL ESTATE SALES. PUBLIC SAL K Will Ik. ovnni(l In ntlhlln snlfl. oil Ilia lircillisfl in i.'iiiinr (-rpek tnwiishin. Columbia county, on Satubday. JUNEIOth ISU7,at two o'clock In tho. nftrrnoon. nil Hint tract. rtr lot or Iiiui, uounuou aim ucscniKKi ns niiiows mwii i uu iiinuuniiji nml nf Knthiin Hlilltliuml tilts HulltllliMon Cre! untliernstbv lnlu! of Martin Anilrcws, onhP south by Iniul of Krciw HoBhinn nml otlipni, Sflrt on the west by land of Kilns Ash nml John Hut chison, containing ONK HUNnnEl) ASIJ TOHTY ACIIKH ninety news clcnrcil ; twenty ncres flrst-clnsstlm nihv tneiloip Inmlsuriiiisscil bvnnnc 111 ttiei ciitlll tr: Illtyncrcs oftlmlierlnni), such ns Chestnut, Oak, etc., whereon Is erected n FK.VMK HOl'HK ASB J1AHX, with ft well ofwntcr nt the iloor: nlso a young npple orchard on the. premises. The Inndiullolns the road leadline from ornngerlllo to Jones' .Mill. Will lie sold Intwopnrtsornlltop'tllerisninysult luirchascrs. Ijitotheestutoof William Koblilns, ileeeastsl. fO.V)7770.VS Of fU r.i:. Ten per cent oftlio purcliasoiiioneytobopnlilnt tho strlltlnn down of tho property: ten percent., less one-half, t bo paid on the tlrst day of April, lstis. nt which time If thu conditions have been complied with possesion will be Rlen; tho balance tn be paid nn the llrst day of April, 1-ffii, with Interest Iron; the llrst iluvof April, IMW.nt which tlineit gcssl warrenieeoec. wn. ue )( AM.MI'IIMAN r. n. wiuri:. rishlnu' Creek. June 7, 1-H7. Kxecutors, p V li h I C .S A L K OF VAI.UAIILE HEAL KJSTATE. iw ..iiiimit,... .if nn order of the Oriihillls' Court of Columbia county, on 1- niii.vv, Tin: 2lsr Day nr . litis k, Wi7, at lu o'clock In the forenoon, John . ueihiiiiue, iiiiiiiiiiisiiin" '"""""" : -. i .ii. .f ii. .., .1. i i (....(th 1 1 1 ii In sulil eountv. dee it.. ulllexiosp to sale, b public MMidllc, nil the nrcmises. ti cerium LOT OH PIECE OF OHOUND, J Is.unded and described as follows, to wit ! On the ninth by land or jonn ikcht, on iimri j mini ,.i u .mi 11 llnrrpll. nun on llio soiiiiiuuu ivcm by lands of John llilshllne. containing one acre and n half, more or less, whereon are erected a FltAME HOl'lsE AND STAIII.E. l ute (he eslnli. Of Sllid deceased. hltltatO 111 tllC ton nsliip and county ai'iri-Kiild. 1 L -si' l)JlT.V4T IV. I Ittfk, llloomsburg, May 27, lv!7. TKIIMS or SAlKl-Ten per cent, of'i of the pur- r.li.ikn niimni In li luilil lit the Striking lldWllof tlienroperty : the oue-Iourth less the tell liercent. nt the contlrnintlon nlisnlute, and ino reinnining threi-fouithsln one year theivaiter, with Interest Irom conlllllintlon Hill., anil IU lie secureu iiy bond und mortgage. , . . T.,otiT .IIMI.S l . .11. 1 ''III'. ., llenton twp., May 31, lv)7. Administrator. V li L10 S A Ii OF VAl.I'Alll.E HEAI. K I'-STATIU lu pursuance nf nn order of the Orphans' Court .ri..li,..,l.ln,.,,iinl nil SATL'UIIAY. 11(11 SIXTH I... .... N'tf isir? ill inn i.'cliK-lc ill the foreliiKiii humiiel Hower.nilnilnlstratorof (ieorge u junn sun. bile of OlilllL'U tnuhslllli. Ill said county, lb" ceased, w 111 cxs.n to Mile, by public v endue, on Isiiinded iiml deserllitsl as follows, to will- On llio east by land of John Van l.iew, on tint ...mill In' lilllil III l.ll IvllllC. III! lllli HOI IJ hind of Wl'lllam White and sulililel Crevellng, and on the norm ny lauu oi naiui-i j.ii-iuuh, CONTAINING SEVENTY ACHES, 1,1, .r.i .ir I.'sm. wbereiiu are erected a Frame Dwell ing House, li.irn and other outbuildings; late the estate of said deceased, situate lu tho township of orange una couniy ninresaiii. Jijwi; Cui-kmas, Clerk, Itl.umikliiii-ff. .Inlm S. 1SII7. Jirwi Mic Ten per cent, of ono-fimrth 11... ,.itr(.)in..i iiimiev In Is. mitd lit IllH siriKlliJI di.tt'ii nt the property; Jl' ':'':T!LV.iuiTaiid ten inrceni. ai ino isiiiiiriiniii""." , ... ii,pr,.. the remaining ll'ri'e-fourlh" l, 'Sf. ;.' '"i,i utter, with Interest iiom ,,V f g "e 7n7lZCM II. AHHOTT, T T O It N E Y - A T.1.A w CATAWIMA, PA. APPRAISER'S LIST. (I8T OF DEAIiKlUS )!' COt.UMUIA (.'OUNTY, For the venr onn tliouMntul cleht limalM! and Mxty-Hpvcn, of Mood. Wnrc, MerchanillM', iJiiuicr,iircwert'wiinin incuouniyoii.;oiumum rcltirncil ami clnftKtftca lu accnrtlanro with tlic several nets of nKKemtily, liy th apprnlncr nf tncrruntllu taxes of said county, as follows, to wit. III.00W Towssiitr. L'lau. Llrt me ll Jl.iOl Ilns Mcndcnhall, Htoro llartman. 13 10(10 II 7 00 11 7(0 11 7 l 12 12 .VI 11 7 00 12 12 to 14 7 (HI 13 10 UU II 7 W 11 7 Ul II 7 O) II 7 1" 11 7II 12 12 .V) II 7 Ul 11 7 1") 11 10 01 12 12 .VI II 7 ( II 7 (1 II 7(0 II 7 (HI 11 10 It) II 7 (W II "(l II 7 00 II 7 (JO 11 l.'iOO 7 4U () 11 7 (JO 12 12 to 11 7 00 II 7 00 II 7 00 1.1 10 (10 11 7 00 II 7 00 II 7() II 7 00 II "SI 7 40 () II 7 Oil II 7 0) II 7 00 11 7 0) 12 12 O) II 7() II 7 O) 11 li O) 11 7 HI 12 12 M It 7 () II 7 O) 11 13 0) II 7 O) 11 111-) 11 7 () 11 7 00 13 10 01 13 10 O) 12 12 60 It 7 01 14 7 () 11 7 l 14 7 W II 7 00 11 7 01 ii 7 m II 7 () 11 7 no i ll 7 O) l.l 10 mi 12 12 .VJ II 7 () 10 211 O) 10 so oo 11 7(0 II 7 IM 11 7 on II 7 (l in ai oo II Ton 11 TO) 12 12 V) . Hollader. David Mlroiin. John lv. (Ilrton, yj .uiirr, C. Hblve, J. Uoblilim ii Co., . J. Dvans. Clothing Hhirc store Clothing More Millinery liruus (-oniet-tlonery Hook Hloro Htoru Drugs Ilouk Store (Iroccry Htorn Drugs Mtoves Millinery t Iroccry Htoro Millinery Fancy More Clot lilng store Kurnlttiro Htoro Confectionery Htoro Driitrs Kloro barles W. Hnvder. Ii.ivld Iiowenburf:, Misses Ilarmaii 1 1. .V. Mover. Mlobncr A Wldmycr, 1 llll'lllllll dOIIll, J. Hioan. II. Moyer, A. lleckluy, S. shnntioii. . '1'. Hharpless, It 1.1117, M. itunert. iMle llarkley, i Illinois, Kvcr. Mrs, M, II. I'urmun, A I, M-..I.,. ' W. Chamiieriin. HeorKO W. Correll 11 1 .V 1 w liartmnu M'Kelvy, Neal & Co 111 i.rassmus II Miller II 0 1 lower J Ileudcrshol K l:diiar J llrower I) Mendenhnll l77.ln ltcIllnll .In u Millinery (Iroccry II Klelm Joseph lleiulersliot i .v jacooy ItliKimsbiiri' Iron Co. Store ( 'onfcctlonery Tobacco store Stove Flour Mill Flour .Mill M rs H J Wisidward II 11 HunslrtTKer Jacob Met. 'aleli Italton ,v Co. .10yd raxlon llOlint'lllI UK IlKIIWICk. II CamnlH'U stoves tlell llertrau llowmau A Jackson millinery store drugs ntoro 11 jioilsnn .1 II II llower Miller .1 I Inches drug 'Iff Mrs M Dunbar millinery .Miller I' M Sevbert store fancy store store flour mill IlrsTosr. confectlonerj' store Jackum Woodlll 11 11 reus (Icorpe (1 tlnisev 11 ! Kverclt Samuel Ileacock J J M'Heliry .1 I'. 1.IISOU UKAVf.lt. 11 Jnimertiifin M J l'rlee " . ZonrenberKcr Itl'.tAlt CltKKK. . Nuue Cryder Ptore Stephen Michael A Sou " rai TnaiKh Hour mm Win Frou " Iteuben Miller dlsilllcry Ca ta w i A. II V D.illmau ineichnnt tnllorll M'Mncii t Shuinnu M M Itrobst store (Ico Hughes Son stoves store is .-nnrpies.s .v miii rensi- .t.Iolin W iMiillll drugs mer tailor stn es Casper ltahli W John s Ii ltliuird illbert.VKlllii' 'amnbell A. Harder furniture Hour milt lames .fNlnch C().Y.(ilIAM. KThnintoii.agt. storu cliNTitAl.iA itououan .nlttle.l.(tnble store 12' 11 II (j 11 12 12 12 .".rt 7 ill : to A) ID n oo 12 .7) 12 o 7 U) " lit 7 1)0 7 t) 12 .TO 7 W l'i 01) 7 HI 7 m 7 00 7 Ul 7 W Henry Msher grocery A si i-nriner to t Win lnrrey st ire Ivi-rr A SnviIiT ' Meiulcnhiill, Va.er A COKrucery ,i iv i i oiiiier ,1 Ijcon A Co ,1 W Howell A Co. clothing Htore 11 htore 9 drtiRH 11 shoe store 11 KriM-cry 12 confectionery 14 Htorc II CHK-ery II tobacco hturoll liquor stoic 11 stine HtriOft 14 WHMelhkACo II Klnihury Martin .Monachan John sliflfntfer shumaii A .Millard I1 -Vtlermuu H Ihei Daniel WVrtmaii. nat. Inlm Moraii Mrs Win Jauu-H nulllucry 14 ckntki:. store 13 mtx'ery 14 flour mill II Broeery 11 confectionery 14 1(1 ID 7 00 7 Of) 7 (0 7 00 7 W lit 1)0 Samuel lH lttcrlck. (Jooruo II Y reus (llinihiini Di'lttcrlck Mahlon II Hicks Henry lAilnnan .Tacol) StionsUT htore J HlckH S S Fowler A Uro., Krucery 7 00 10 Ul 7 lA'i r rey FHANICEIN Clinton MendenliaU Hour mill ulllntjton Cleaver FJSHINGCUEEK D.trll M'Hcnrv Joseph C Hunyan 14 m i iiiwuii J N Jones Solomon Huss II Amtncrman Levi Zaner J K -M'Henry GUKHNWOOl). Bchuyler A Illack llojiart A Kramer .Tolin Ix-Knott store, , wm Kreamer (1 W hWen A Co. J amen M Hole Krwery v;ll Moro.. ,pw10, ynnali Henry ?Xt v& it HKMI.OCK. J A WHnrrla storo Clint Ich Nelhart M Q & W 1 1 Shoemaker " LOCCHT. J II Vnstlne 4 Co. store Washington Yeairer " Jacob Yeager " iing iv iiroinr Charles l'ettermnti " P 4 1' M Yocum " MAINE. F Lshnman store Campbell 4 Co. " MIFFLIN. I IC Schwepptnhelser store II n 7 00 Creasy 4 llrown 10 (U Jacob v l'eirer it J Millard John ll.llctler Mrs E A Hess clntlilng store II 7 HO store 13 IJ fancy store It 10 U) 10 IS) 7 (W MONTOUlt. Drown 4 Coleman Paxton 4 Hnrmaii Wm Duller P, H. Mnrgerum contectionery 14 7 00 30 no 7 00 7 l store gliHcry MADISON. Andrew Madison store V Kreamer " HOAHINCCHF.EK. J CheiiiiRton i Sen Btore OHANGE. 13 13 1000 10 to It W Hownnui A Hsicwurt 1) K Sloan Michael Keller Alexander Hughes Wesley How man store 10 (0 10 I") 10 IO confectionery II 11 llourmlll 11 7 (10 7 v) . HUOAHI.OAl E O Wi si store 14 .II 11 II 14 10 12 14 II 11 7 CO l .l 00 15 (0 SCOTT. Peter Hut store H W Creasy 4 Co. Wm M Ent stoves store 7 ) 7 Ul 20 IO 12 ,') 7 Ul 7 00 Samuel A. Worinnll c, s. I'dwier l'. M. r nwier II F Itelchurd 4 Hro. Hour mill store J 4 T Crevellng 11 W Crevellng . Co., I5KI tl iiprumiu uhn inav feel aciirlevcd bv the IllSH V CIllSSIllCllllllU e.lll lill. - nit '".. .u... j ... appealing, by calling Uhiii the undersigned nt I1IS reSIOl'llte, 111 IHiriliUB.I, ,uniinii,..t uitj llmeunillSftluniay.ineiJiu uuy oi jui.v,eixiueeu hundleilann sixiy-seveu, ui w men nine uu up- teal Will liellelUIll luo vourj iiuuse lu i.MKinm. lurg. iii-.iiiviti. s , uu. June 7, li(i7. Mercantile Appraiser, c A lllllAOlO MANUFACTORY, Hloomsburg, Pa. M. (!. SUIAN & IIHOTHHn Ihe successors of VII.LIAM SLOAN . hON isintlnue the business nt mukUg CAJUMAGIf. lll'GOIIX. nnd r r) IJle"1' FANCY WAGONS, vililcli they Jiiivk constantly on liond to suit cus loiners. Never using any material but the best and employing the most experience.! ........., they hoiieloeoiillnueas lurctofore to gUe entire satlsiaetlon to e cry customer. An Inspection id their work, and of Ihe nasonuble price usked for Ihe same. Is sure to Insure n sale. J" KcRtly executeU ftt tkln Otllco, S-i, JMi. 11 7(0 "11.7 00 flour mill 11 "A 7 uo 11 15 01 l:l 10 00 M"m 00 11AJ0 00 1,1' . ill ill fifc.7dl !0 00 Wbt7 IN) II 7 00 VjiII 7 00 -iCl l " 10 00 14 7 (n) II 7 00 II 7 OO in io i II 7 IU II 7 ") 14 7 l II 7 IJ0 FINANCES. V I) 1 TO US' STAT UM KXT OK IIOUNfV l'WSIi OF IlIiOOM TOWNHHIP. Nchool Directors of lllnoni township lilt. To nm'l of tnx on Duplicate of IsOl I12.IT9 3S IW1-, pifti .18 " " IKK) II.WI 08 !'21,9I9 42 fit. lly exonerations on 1st Duplicate, J705 SI 2d 203 (il) 3d " 201 (12 " Collectors com. on 1st Duplicate 215 30 id psi 01 " " " at ' 72 SO Com. of J. It. Moyer, Treasurer, M 1 1 ' K. Mendenhnll 61 81 Amount paid M men to fill nuotn 16,nu O) . " 10 veteran volunteers 4.S00 () Kxisenses of J. J. llrower nnd M. Whit- moyer to Nnsln llle. TW 38 Discount, exchange, Ntaintm una tele- . egrnphlng . 112 21 Interest on lliilids, 1,031 Tl Attorneys Fees, 40 on J. J. llrower for making Duplicate A ' .1. K, Kdgnr ns Secretary, etc., 21 3n T. J. Morris for making Duplicate W llalnnce In hands of Treasurer 16s 47 2.1,1)19 42 The titiilcrslgned have cxntnlncd the niwvo nc eount and find It tn be correct. .mii.i-'s i.:jih..Miii.iti.ir., JOHN K. CIUOTZ, lltoomsbtirg.Mny 31, IS07. Auditors. X T K K X T or inn ltnCKIPTB AND KxrnNDiTunus OY TIIK CHNTKAIjIA SCHOOL 1HSTJUCT, YK.U. K.NDIMJ JU.NK 1, 1867. Amount of Tnx le lea for ScIuhiI Amount ofTaxlcvict. forbulltllnff 3 19 Totnl ftmount levied SI raid ror rencner RnmriPM ihwi iw Fcck of TrenMirer nnd Collector M 2'i Fuel find contlnccnclcrs -r ft Salary of Hccrctary H 1" For repairing school houso HI 1" l'ald Samuel Knorr, Ksq , for le sal Rcrvico '2 00 Kxoncrntlons 35 90 1,131 M il.iVl 21 1,001 21 llalnnce In Treasurer's hatidt tl30 32 The nchooli wore kept open six month. One innlrt trnrlicr un r-mnlnvfil nt n. fifllarv nf 87,i lnr month, nnd one female teacher nt n alnry of Si permontn. ii. u i.r.i i i-uin , my3l'u7,J Hcc'y. school Hoard, JJKMLOCK IJOUXTY FU2T1). AUDITOUS STATEMENT. Hemlock. May 25, lso7, Wi.'. t)if tititlirklt?iwil Auditors, hercnv certlt that wo have audited the following account of IlcmlocK tu nslilp s l ima and mm ii correct W.M. H.SMOKMAKElt, t, I). II.IUI.'IA.I, JNO, M'HF.YNOLUS. Auditors. Wm. IF. HiioLMAKKii.TrcuNurer of llounty Fund oi lluniiocK lownnuip, ior io r-enieniiMr, lilt. To amounts -voluntary Miberlption-t .,"'- 00 CI!. Paid W men iln caeh ilfifi (nt Kuhscriptlons r( funded 2ij 00 Paid Jacob Harris on lloiinty Fund In lMVi .VjO ft) Paid sundry expcnen puttltiK lu volunteers 167 00 Vi.002 W $5,002 00 Jacoh Ha nit is. Treasurer of Hounty Fund of JiemiocK inwnMiip, irom jh fepi. ih, To amount money borrowed on Township IiomN gt.oiot m Amount duplicate for 1CVI. o.Uia 51 Ufcelved fnmi Kubscrlptlons to previous fund M M Amount duplicate, 1MJ5 ltl -2 Hccelved irom Cpunty unseated land tax IfJ ffl S1V.91 C!t. Exonerations on Duplicate W,l SHO m 1S 2 isijo roniinlsslons for lhfil 1W Bl l'rinllng, stamps and premiums imld 7.1.19 Note to Danville H.ink paid 8i") 00 Expenses of N. Iteece 41) SI l''lMiiiri'in(.nllfwisltiiYlavers 1H.1 .17 loans and interest paid n.sli 27 i 13,07!) 8.1 Halance WtS !tt llt-MMwi. Township. 7I7J. To amount of note to Daniel Nelhnrt 2JI 11 IlughD. M'llrlde 31 1 70 Cnsllt.by balunce In hand of Treasurer HI:! 32 Hnlnnce May 31, ls(i7. Si!) 31 DRY GOODS. .LICK'S SSTOItK. HIXII AHHIVAI. OF SPUING AND SUMMEH GOODS. The subscriber lias Just returned Irom the cities with another largo and sclett assortment of til'llivn AYll Kt'MMI-'It CIIOIIS. purchnseit in sew voricnnn j'liiiaueipnia at me lowest figure, nnd which he Is determined to sell on on modernto terms as call bo procured else where In Hloomsburg, Ills stock comprises LADIES' DHESS GOODS of the choicest styles and latest taslilnns, together with a large 'assortment of Dry Goisls and Ulo- cerics, consist lug of the following articles: Cat pets. Oil Cloths. Clnthi, Casslnieres, Shawls, Flannels, Silks, White Goods, Linens, Hoop skirts, Muslins, Hollow wuto (Vdnrwaro (lueenswaro, Hurdwnie HfHits and Shms, Hats und Cups, Hoop Nets, Umbrellas, Ijoklng-Glasses, Tobacco, CoUce, Sugars, Teas, ' Itiee, Allspice, Ginger, Cinnamon Nutmegs, AND NOTIONS GENMl.VLI.Y. In short, everything usunliy kept In eouniiy stores, to which ue Invites the attention of the public generally. Tho highest price will be paid for country produce In exchange for goods. fi. II. Mil, I. EH, Areudo Hulldlugs, IJIoomsburg, Pi j j. n n o v k it , In now oH'trlng to the public his mock of s v n i x a a o a n v comtUtlnK In iart of a full Hue of IXOIUIX, WQOU AXI) K Aw C A U V KTH, Fine cloth- wnd cwhulmi'n for ladles' coiits, If ANDOMli DHKS3 GOODS, of an patterned qualities, Inlalds and Print of various q unlit ft d prlit"i, jii.kacjh:i and imowN muklins, SADIE'S KllKXCII COKSKTS, JULJIOUAl'sKlHTS. U.haI ahkorlmeut of r.Aniw .t- rjiirjin:x'.s i.-.tiTMix noom VtvhU (lrtwerlcK nml Hpli -en, Xew unvorlment r (iA A.VI QL'KUNK-WAUi:, KX-NO, I MACK Kit lu imhutf and unc-fourth iHirreN, Now 1h the time to make your heleellou-, nil am oilerluK wmkU at wry low itrleeK, and our motto Is fair dealtiiK to all, and not to lu undo wold hy unj J. J. MtOWKH. HHMiun.burK, April li, lw. JEUCUAXT'S HOTEL, W Nouni toiriivu hrnri:r, lMIILAItKIil'HIA. J, A O. M'KUUHN, Pi-oprlctor. May 10, SttMy. CLOTHING. jKW STOCK OK CI-OTH1XO. Fresh arrival nf KAI.I. AND WINTKIl ClOOIv. DAVID I)WINUi:UCI Invites attention to his stock of CIIi:AI,ANDl''A811IONAIir.Kt'l.0TlIIN(l. at his store on .Main Htrcet.twodoor above the American Housi IllooDisburg. X'a.. where lie lias Just received from Now, York and Philadelphia n lull assortment of Mny and hoys' clotiiino, , Including tho most fashionable, durable, and handsome DIll'-SH riooiiH. consisting of IIOX, BACK, FIlOCIs. OU.M, AND OIIUIXJTH COATrt AND I "A NTH, of all sortx. slies, ami colors. He lias also replen ished his nirendy large stock of I'AI.I. AND WINTEU SIIAWr.5",- STItIPi:D, KIQUHKD, AND PIIN VISsTH, HIIIUTH, CUAVATH, KTOCKM, COI.LAltH, IIANDKl:itCIIIi:-8. OIX)V). SUSPHNDinw, AND FANCY AllTICLIiS He has constantly on hand a largo and well-se lected assortment of CIXITHS AND VESTING, which ho Is prepared to make to order Into any kind of clothing, on very short notice, nnd In the best manner. AH his clothing Is made to wenr. and most of It Is of homo manufacture. GOLD WATCIIl'.S AND JfAVKMlY, of every description, fine nnd cheap. Ills caso of Jewelry Is not surpassed In this place. Call and examine his gencrnl assortment of CIXJTIIINO, WATCHES, .IKWELUY, Ac. DAVID IXlWENIlUItG. jVKW CLOTHING AND QKNTLK- JIF.N'S FimNISHING STOIIE. The undersigned tcspcctfully Hiinounccs to his many friends that he lias opened a new Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, in the lowe room of the Hnrtman Building, southwest comer of .Main nnd Market Streets, Illoomshurg, Pa. Hnvlng Just returned from Philadelphia with a Ijirge Stock of FAI.l, AND WINTKIl CI.0T1I1NO nnd GENTLEMEN'S FUItNIHIIINO GOODS, 4c, 4c. he flatters himself that lie can please nil. His stock comprises .MEN'S, HOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, such as nitlXrt COATS, SACIv COATS, OVEIICOATS, PANTS, VESTS, SIIIUTS, lINDEHSimiTS. DIIAWES, NF.CK-TIES, HOSIKltY, SUSPENDliUS, HANDKEIICIIIEFS, UMUHELI.AH, Ac nnd In fact everything In tho Clothing or Fur nishing line at" very lw prices. In addition tn the abovo he has an elegant p sortincnt of CLOTHS, CASSIMKUES, AND VKSTIN CLOTHING MADE TO OUDEH AT THE WHOItTEST NOTICE. Cull and see before purchasing elsewhere, nnd SECUHK G It EAT IIAItGAINS. octO-ly J. W. CHEMHEULAIN HARDWARE &, CUTLERY. QIIAHLKS W.SXYDEU, VKAhr.H IN II A It D AV A It K, I HON, NAIIS HTF.Kh, AC, AC, AC. MAIN STIinilT, UU)OM-ItUKO. PJINN'A. Take this niethrxl of Informing the. citizens of Co- lumhla unity, that he hiu opened an extensive HardHuretoreon Main street, In IMooninhurK, near Iron street, and that he has on hand n liAHOKIt HTOCK AND miTTlIU AKSOHTKD than can he found any where elhojjj the county, and which lie Intends to sell nt prices which defy competition. CHAINS, AXKS, STEEL, IUOX. I have chains, all sizes, axes nil make und weight, Hteel, all sizes, Iron, all shape, and nil very low. nuihumvn u a iuiwaku, of every descriptions. Nails, axle pulleyi, snnh cords, latches, locks and knohhutt Kcrews.sash fasts, window sprlnRs, haso knobs, strap liinpes, haps and staples, hooks and staples, and in fact everything needed in that line, COACH A WAGON MAKHIUS IIAltPWAItK. embracing almost every thing lu that line. AImi HAHN1NS MAK ills' IIAUIAVAUK, Huckles, Japanned; laickles, silver platinl; bttls of every kind , JI VMr.s, Imn ; pad trees: Hamlm, Vond ; sadille trees, j;Ij trees, clrth web, worts tod and cstttou : thieud, tilk, awls nnd needles, tools of all kinds. SltoIIMAKI.irS IIAIIDW'ARH, A full assortment forearpenters. I have planes nil kinds, saws; hand, punnet, rip, und compass, sfpiares steel, iron, and try;lorin machines, chlslts, augers, bevels, mallets, braces, cauires. plows, rules, hits, hnd about everything fir car penters. von Tin-: pi:opli: ohnl-uauvv I have coal hod, coal shovels, scoops, coal sifters, lant erns,tah1o cutlery,iocket cutlery, plated spoons, idated lorks,ser crs.teanndcof fee pots.butter knl ves.mllUaws, nossetit saws, circular saws, ganK saws, files, horse shoes.wrcnches.ri'.ets.ham mers, lutchcts, mattocks, jdcUs, forks, grub blug hoes, shovels, spades, spading forks, hoes, rnkes, bed plus, twine, skates, pi own, colli n trim inlng, Kmery, red chalk, white chalk, wire, horse n.UU, meat cutters, scales, wah boards, horse buckets, wo)den palls, clothca pins, rtflue, dimr mats, porch mats, pr.i lor mat, corn poppers, paint brushes, h)isi bruhe, sleigh belts, heel cftlus.ciiiftiiiel k kettles, brass kettles, copper kettles, Rtewkeiuessnuce I jiani,broad axrs, nans, Kle-life-, etirtaln llxtuies, ThIiubIeikeInK and boxe, Pumps, lead pIH. etc., Tarred ruj and huudruls of articles not .eiiu merit tint constantly on hand at CHAltr.KS W.SNVDint H, Main .street, Illoomsluirff. JVAV STOVE AXI) TIN SHOP. UN MAIN STKKKT, NKABLY OI'mSlTK MILLEU'b nLotiMnuna, punn'a, Tiik inidersluiH-d ltasluit fitted utt and oined his new STOVE AXI) TIX SHOP, In this place, where ho Is prepared to make up new Tin Wakk of all kinds in his line, and do repairing with m-utnci and dUputch, ujon th i in in i ii'iiMiiuiiiin ii'iiiio, iil' iiimi Keejm uuiiM HTVKS OI-' VAUIOl'rt PATTKHNS A HTVI,I, which he will sell upon terms to stilt purchuxtT. (Jive him a rail, lie Is a wh niuhauie, and deserving of the public iatrinatfe. .1.1, .111 Hlomi.hurK, Apiil JW, TJ. J OILV C. YKAfiKH A CO., Wholesale Pcalers In HATS, CAIH, KTHAW tiOODS, AND I .A OIKS' FIJIIH, Nn, aw North Third r-treet, riillailelpliln. rOIt XKAT AMI) CHHA1' .FOB P1UNTIXO, C.XI.I. AT TIIK (Dl.l'.MlllAN OITICK.