o
$u flfoftmttMim,
iiLOoaisnuno, piiiuav, junk as, ibot.
The rnlns of this week aro ft blessing
to tlio farmer, mill consequently to the
country.
Tub Festival which has been held nt
Seminary Hall for sovcral evenings, will
bo resumed on Saturday evening of this
week.
Tin: Columbian wns the llrsl weekly
paper In the state that published tlio
froccediiigs or thoHtato Convention and
.lit up tho ticket.
Senator Rucka lew expects to leave
town on Saturday, for Washington. Tho
session of Congress will probably not
hut over a mouth.
Tim salo of tho ileal TCstato ofClcmu-
el 0. lUckctts, deceased, situated InOr
aiigovlllp, has been postponed. Those
concerned will please take notice.
OtJK people, and especially eundi
dutcs for office, should remember that
we have ajury commissioner to nomi
nate nnd elect this fall. This Is In ad
illtlou to tho regular eommis.ioner.
Wi: nnnounco this week as additional
candidates for nomination tho following
gentlemen: For Sheriir, William Ap
plcman; for Treasurer, Franklin L.
Shuman, Jeremiah S.Sanders and John
II. Hetler; for Commissioner, David
Yeagcr.
Tin: young people of this placo have
decided to celebrate tho Fourth of July
In Ilendershot's grove, near M'Kelvoy
N'eal A. Co's Furnace. All are cordially
invited to attend. If tho weather prove
fair thcro will be dancing In theevcnlng.
The Drass Hand will be In attendance.
Tin: Orangeville Cornet Hand gave
a grand musical concert and exhibition
at Academy Hull, in New Columbus,
on Saturday evening tho U2d instant,
which was a perfect success. Every
thing passed oir in a quiet, genteel and
peaceable manner, and satisfactory to
all.
P. John refuses to accept our chal
lenge as to who has tho largest circula
tion In this and adjolnlngcounties. Ad
vertisers and others will therefore please
tako notice, that it Is a conceded fact
that tho Columbian has tho largest
circulation in this and adjoining conn
tics.
O.N- tlio Fourth of July Prof. Theo.
Price intends to preform his wire walk
lag feat from tho Forks Hotel to Snyder's
llullding, between tho hours of llhindl
o'clock. All nro invited to attend. Prof.
Price is too well known to need any
commendation at our hands. As a wire
walker ho has no equal.
Tin: colored people of Rlooinsliurt
and vicinity held a festival on last mon
day evening in their Masonic Hall in
tho Kxchango RIock. Mr. Palmer or
this place delivered the oration. Wo
aro Informed that the nttcndauco was
large, and that quite a number of our
white citizens were present.
P. John's editorials upon tho subject
of discharging Jeff. Davis on ball, aro
refreshing. To be sure they aro stolen,
mainly, from Greeley's A'. V. Tribune
that is, impropriated without credit
but they nro all the better for this rea
son. Thev aro not altogether silly as
they doubtlessly would be If concocted
by tho Doctor himself.
If you have any counterfeit, torn, ex
cessivoly dirty, or mutilated currency,
don't send it tous, for it will bo returned
tovou everv time. Do with it as is
done in a town in "Maine" keep it
carefully until you go to church, when
you can put it in tho collection plate for
tho Door benighted heathen, who, can
not tell a counterfeit shinplaster from a
bootjack.
A July session of Congress seems a
foretrono conclusion. Tholtadicalsliavc
sounded tho key noto by sending circu
Jars to every Republican member to be
on hand on the first Wednesday In July.
Tho Radical Congressional campaign
document distributing committco have
also blown their trumpet for an extra
session.
Wi: liavo been requested to nnnounco
that therowill bo a publle lecturoon the
subject of Temperance In tho Lutheran
Church at this placo on Tuesday eve-
nlng. July 2nd, by tho Rev. Mr. hwai
low. Tho lecture takes placo under the
auspices oftho Order of Oood 'iemplers
Tho member of the order, and an otn
or persons interested in this noblo en
tornrisn. urn earnestly requested to at
tend.
Judging from tho number of letters
received, and tho many inquiries made
on thn sublect. wc nresumo that an oi-
fer wo mado In last week's Columbian is
misunderstood. It was to tho effect
that wo would pay llvo dollars for IBM
cents. Wo adhere to our offer j that Is
we willyiee five, dollarsor one twustmil
;,.. ,,i,7rr,l nml ftftll'Cillhl cent . Ill
fact, not wishing to bo considered as de
sirous of driving a hard bargain, we are
willing to tako 1S00.
Mn. Ai.nmtT Yost, lato a paitner In
tho Columbia County Jlepublican, has
dissolved his connection with it, ami
niirehnspd tho 'ominii Jlenuiiliean.
Wo havo over found Mr. Yost to be a
kind and obliging gentleman, and know
him to bo a thorough practical primer,
Tlinn.rli wn differ widely with him
iniitiniiiv. vet wo lmvo always found
him lKiiitiprato In discussion, nnd hones
in tho practice of his belief. Our good
ivishesattendhlm. though wo warn hli
Hint lm linn innrto u mirchaso In dead
stock, and that Republicanism in Wyo
ming county as wen as oisownviu,
iielowjmr.
JE
Wn would call the attention of our
readers to tho advertisement of Mr.
Lemon, who wishes to dispose of n valu
able tract of timber land at private Kale.
Roatino Is again becoming unite
brisk. For somo tlmo past tho occupa
tion has been a poor one, and yet men
who had no other calling, and whoo
money was Invested in boats and stock
had to labor for starvation prices, be
cause thcro was nothing else to do. Per
haps no class of men work harder, and
aro paid less. Yet a great deal of our
prosperity depends upon our cauals.and
wo arc glad that the balance of tho sea
son promises to prove remunerative.
What Is better than a good reputa
tion? Nothing 1 but tho goods which
ou can get at L. N. Mover Drug Store
n tho Exchange lllock aro Improvable
as regards quality and price. Call and
see oven If you do not wish to purchase ;
the stock Is well worth looking at and
the rates unusually low. A fresh as
sortment just procured embracing all
articles kept by first class establishments
uch as paints, oils, drugs, chemical-',
perfumery etc.
Wi: publish In this issue an article
oinmendatory of Judge Sharswood,
...... .....i,1t,l,.l.. fnm T...I,.,. P 41.,. C-......
inn Likiiviititiii; lui uuiiLuui inn .7)11 in i.-ini:
,,., , ., ,.,,.. ,,, ii . t.
copied by us from "TicJ'orum," a work
written and published somo years since
by David Paul Ilrown, Esq., a distin
guished member of tho Philadelphia
liar anil llic Jlepublican party, it
will bo seen that his endorsement of
udge Sharswood Is intelligent, earnest 1
and decisive. Wo commend It to the i
it refill perusal of our readers.
()s last Saturday a Sunday School fes
tival was held at Lime Ridge. Tlio at
tendance was large, and we learn that
pecuniarily tho movement was a suc
cess. The JlerwlcK Jlrass Hand was in
attendace, and added to their already
enlarged popularity by their Hue selec
tions of music. Prof. Price was nl-o on
hand and performed his wire walking
feat. We are sorry to say that the pro
ceedings were interrupted In the after
noon by a disgraceful row. The ring
leaders were arrested, and wo doubt not
prompt Justice will bo meted out to
them.
Tin: citizens of Fishingcreek and ad
joining townships design celebrating
tho coming Fourth of July in an appro
priate manner, In a beautiful grove not
far from Unang.-t's tavern. Addresses
will bo made by F.R. Ikcler, Ksq., and
C. R. Rrockwuy. Thoso Fishlngcrcek
ers lmvo a wholesome reverence for the
principles of '7G, and seem determined
to adhere to the faith delivered to them
by their revolutionary sires. We doubt
not the celebration will bo a success in
point of numbers and interest.
Tm;SimitATTTitiAi, is still dragging
on slowly. The principal point ou tho
part oftho prosecution is to provetliat
ho was in Washington at the timool tlio
assassination, as it is understood the
dcfen-pwill try to prove he was in Can
ada at tho time. Many of tho witnes-es
for .the prosecution are rogues of tlio
deepest dye (no pun Intended), and one
of them, John M.Lloyd, admits that
'his memory is impaired by habitual
drunkenness" and admits that "ho was
very drunk on tho 11th of April ISbV
Judge Fisher has refused to permit the
recall of witnesses for the pro-ecutioti
for the purposoofro-examinatiim by the
lefenso.
Merry and Wise.-A Comical Month
y paper for Roys and (I Iris, eou-istlng
of eight pages twenty-four columns,
beautifully illustrated by nanu-onii,' en
gravings. .Sub-cription price only -V)
cuts a year, payable in aiivance. v
beautiful little Puzzle sent free as a
remluin to every subscriber, in the
First Number of Vol. III. is commen
ced a new Serial, by the ceiebraieu
Capt Mayno Reid. It will run through
the year, and is entitled mo "i icauie-s
Horseman; a strange tale of Mexico."
Also numerous others attractions, Puz
zles, (Prizes awarded monthly,) Corres
pondence, Literature, interesting mom-
' . , ..I Tt... I Vint pi- 111-.
es , comic aim mni.imsu, j
cipos, Scraps, etc.
No Humbug. Address -Jierry mm
Wise," RoxlS, Station U. -. i .
I'm- Strawberry I-'i-stival con
ducted by the Ladies of llloomsburg,
for the purpose of procuringi.naiiiiciii.-rs
for the grand hall ot me insuiuiu, mm
held on the evenings of 'iliursiiaj , i ri
day and Saturday of last week, and on
Monday evening of the present, has
been In every respect a complete suc
cess. The weather was extremely pleasant,
and tho largo hall was filled every night,
fnrtablv. and one night uncomfort
ably. Tho ice creams and cako were
,.-....iim,t nmi thn smiling attendance
of handsome women who were so earn
est in tho good work, gfivemi additional
llavor to tho Ice cream and strawberries.
Tlion ininiiiilatinL'DOst-ml-ire.-.s, ami
the beautiful fortune-teller had each a
crowd of youthful and expectant laces
about their respective booths; and great
was tho fun when an apt loriuue win
m.Mi.il mitto tho anxious Inquirer, ion
..(!.. (i,r,,.,li tho ha 1 werellltting in
ntiiuiij .."..,, -
high glee, lienutl.ul iimo eiiiiuri.ii
In bonnets, and nutting tho money
Into tho boxes. The Hloomsburg Rrass
Hand was In attendance, and mo now
purchased Chandeliers blazed with mel
low light
"O'er fair women ami linen men.
And when music arose Mini us "i"
Soft eyes loukcdlovo tnejesthat spaiioagnm,
Ami "II went merry as a marm'si-
i,-i:vn-ixii(iMi:XT.-Tho Superlii-
i.mlmit. Teachers and Scholars of the
K. li. Sunday School, ncreoy u-mi"
their grateful acknowledgements to tho
,.tn,.(is nf Catawlssiv and vicinity, tor
tho very liberal patronage and good be
havior at tho lato i-eniivai iui um
cllt of said school.
M. M. Rhoiivt, Sect'y.
Catawlssa, June Si, 1RG7.
C?LUMBINTi BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,
THE KALEIDOSCOPE:
,, ., , " A limpid busy life
Ha fluctuations nml its Mint coiu-i nil."
NO. XXVI.
Tin: foundling.
Not very many years ago, a vessel
set pall from a certain port In tho King
dom of Great Rrltlaln, bound for Now
York. Tho usual number of passengers
were on board, nil Intending to niako
tho United States their future homo.
They belonged to the several classes of
Lngllsh society ; and although at home
and after their arrival here, they would
not all perhaps mingle In tho same so
cial circle, yet on ship board for tho
most part all conventional distinctions
were disregarded.
Among them was a woman of good
birth, but in reduced circumstances,
who was coming to New York to meet
her husband who had preceded her n
few months, and having obtained a
situation, had written for his wife to
come on nnd rejoin him. She had with
her a Ilttlo daughter named Kllzubcth,
their only child, and less than a year
old. During the voyage the mother
sickened and died. Her little means
were only enough to bring herself mid
child to port, and the child thus thrown
upon the charity of the pa-sengers, was
"1
. ....
once adopted ny a man and liis
wlfo
named West, and cared for by them un
til the vessel reached Now York. The
father never came to claim his child,
nor was all Inquiry or search of any
avail to trace him.
Little Lizzie, therefore remained up
on tho hands of her father by adoption,
and was treated as one of his own chil
dren. The pas-cngers di-embarked,
each taking ids separate way In tho
wide world, and Mr. Wot hltu.-elf com
ing to Pennsylvania, settled in tho in
terior of the State, following the occu
pation of a day laborer for Ills support.
His family grow in size and expense,
and ids labors, burdens and cares also
increased. Lizzie happened one day to
attract the attention of an elegant and
wealthy lady, and ilnding upon Inquiry
that she was a foundling, offered to take
and rear her as her own child ; among
such associations as seemed more suited
to the delicate and ladylike perceptions
or the little girl, than thoso amidst
which her life theretofore had been
spent.
Mr. West was not anxious to part
with his little charge. Ho felt that her
influence was for good, and that there
was a superiority about her mind and
manners, born witli her, and pervading
all her thoughts and actions. Hut tlio
offer was a tempting relief to him, and
It offered superior chances to tho little
girl, which he thought ho had no right
lor her sake, to disregard. Ho too made
inquiries. lie found that Mrs. Milner
was wealthy, that she moved in the
best society of the town wherein she
resided, that sho was a lady of refine
ment and culture, and above all, she
was a Christian. After consultation
with his wife therefore, he determined
to leave the littlo orphan Liz.lo in her
care. Proper papers were prepared,
wherein a statement of her parentage
was Inserted, and certain stipulation
and requirements as to treatment and
education were provided. And so lit
tlo Lizzio passed from the humble roof
of her foster father into tlio companion
ship of tho gay and tho wealthy.
We need not follow her through tho
years of her education and mental and
iiiimal training, to the full physical de
velopment of womanhood. Sho grew
up to be beautiful, accomplished and
virtuous a companion to her benefac
tors, u useful, prudent, Indispensablo
fixture in the household. Rut neither
wealth, nor virtue, nor position could
bar the door against death. Tho lady
lied, leaving t" her sorrowing husband
i tiny daughter, the care of whom de
volved ou the same Lizzio whoso ten
dcr babvhood had been cared for by a
stranger. She appreciated her position
and filled it nobly; and the father,
charmed with tlio impromptu mother
of Ids baby, with whom he was thus
brought more closely m contact, alter a
uitahlo time offered her his hand In
itmrriiitro.
The disparity in their years was not
such as to render the oiler improper, or
the acceptance of it Injudicious, and
they were married.
A few vears inoro ol siiccessmi uusi
ncss disposed -Mr. .miner io rcuru imiu
activo life, and ho purchased an estate
on tho bunks of tho beautiful Susque
hanna, and bringing his young brido
inil her clmi-L'o w th him. took posses
sion of their new home.
A small tenant house which had not
attracted any attention, seemed to ob
struct the laying out of the grounds ac
cording to tho fancy of tho new propri
etor; and calling one of Ids workmen
to him be inquired who was the tenant.
Ho was Informed that it was a .Mrs.
West, an Knglisliwomaii, who.-o hus
band was but lately dead, and who was
living there alone. "West!" "West!"
the name was surely familiar, and call
ing to his wlfo, they proceeded at oneo
to call upon the widow. Sho was, as
ho suspected, tho fo-ter mother oftho
rich Mrs. Milner. The meeting was
exceedingly tender on both sides. The
Ilttlo tenant hou-o was not disturbed,
nor was Mrs. West required to pay any
more rent ; and tho happiest hours of
Lizzio. now no longer little, are spent
at tho cottage of her early friend, whom
her step daughter calls "Grandma."
Tho best part oftho foregoing siory is
Us truth. Tho tenant housostlll stands,
the widow still occupies it, tho Ilttlo
daughter is a married woman, and littw
Lizzio is a happy wiro and uioommg
mother of a littlo darling of her own.
Nisi Pairs.
3II.MNO oiKTrttiotis In tho vicinity of
Ashland nnd CVntrnlia lutvo lceu rc-
.sunicil, niucli to tin' ri-nci oi i "i"J
of that section. A slntrh' "ci
n that rci-'ion um;ss.uii.Y r' "
rcnm's-i, and who arodoluKmuch to mid
to tho natural resources of our county.
cos much .lcstliutloii i iiinnK opo
horers. On Hmt rf r ol t m u
wo havo nn ontctprlslur und thrlf y
on ulatlon who havo almost witlroly
L V. ' ..Li ii,,. w.irhm frotn natur.ll bar-
LEGAL NOTICES.
TrrnV'1., W1I.9M 1T AY CON-
liS.r.i'n'.'rV.10 'i1'1"?! lolunilihi cmnily, linvlni
h ?l',Ulinif" '""' ll't nf properly from Jolni
ii'n i o (tpcjnrc Hint It li iny intuition to
Sl!riUvl1T0?Vtl,,8wn80'n'0,l,!,w"-lin''"PnK
nml two fptmif linriiMn. Tlios. liltonsr.
t.lmo IIIiIkc, Juno II, PW-lt,
pXKCUTOR'S NOTICK.
Jrf.,l;,T.AT.K '"' "-Wirt. M'.NB.W., llKC'n.
i i',ir"i1.'8t'i;,,,P",nryn din csIhIo irnam.
M .Veal, lnh or llonto,, towimlihi, Colimibln -nui
of roll) .counly, to Abraham H. M'Nrnl. of ml,
.J! All prrsons lm Iiik claim or Uniaiiil
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.
x v istatkof m.ir iiRirii.Min in-o'n.
iili0 '"I f (yloll'll'trntlim on tho i-slnlo of lsnoo
Itck-lmril, hilo of Mmllson township, Columbia
unty, ilm-nseil, lime li.ien Rraiitcit by tho Ucr.
v.m."!.!"',1'1 '.'"""'y. Hylvi-Htor Itelchnnl nnd
Ijrui llohnnl, iiilininWrntors. Allpcrionihnv.
Inn t laiiiiH or ai-iiianiN ii(;nllit tho i-stalo of thi
ilm-ih'iitnroroqiir-iti-il to make tliem known to
. nc mlnl-itrntoriiu ilhout ili-lny. nml all pcrwmi
llnli lili il urn ruillrKtcil to innko pnyiniMit.
vi.vi:srr.it fti:iriiAiti,
. . L'YIttlS ItlllUliAlll).
Jimu 7,1 Mir,
Ailmr'K.
A DMINlSTitATOlt'S NOTICK.
XX KHTATK OF W1I.I.IAM fAlnMAS, PKC'll.
j-llrrsorniliiiliilirnllon toihcritnlo nfWIl
J ii" 1 1 niinn, lute of .Mount IMonsnnt towithln,
Columbia enmity, ileccawl, Imi this ilnvlieen
Brnulcil by tho Ui-i!licrof unfa county to W lllam
1 airman, hri i rcsMci. lit MaiU-on Inwnslln 111
sulil coiinly. All lu-mons liavlnu clalnii ir tit-loaml-i
aitainit (ho estate of the iK-ci-ili-nt, (ro ro-nui-stoil
In pri st-nt (hem lo tho ailmluhirnlor
wllhoiii ih l.iy ami all pi-rnnn Imlihtoil n-c n-Uii'-stpil
to nuke payment,
. WM. I'AinM.V.V,
M.ullson lp., M.iy 21, lNi7. AillillnlUlitor,
TN TIIi:"7)irPlTANS' COURT OF
X COI.r.MUIA CorXTV! Ill the mailer of tho
i-slnli- ot Saiinn-1 ltooll, ili-t-i-nsuil. Ami n
wit i May lb. WJ7, iho Court aliiolntC. 11.1
way, l:si. amlltor, to niako illslrlliutloii (
aow lo
llroeli.
or the
fululs In the h.-uiil
in mo niiriiinisiraior.
'roiil the Heeoril,
I'.J tin- Conn.
Ilssk Coi.i:max, i h rk.
The auditor alinM- iiameil will nltenil lo the
ilulles ol till npH!l!itniclit,!U hlsonico III I Iikjiiih.
bur, on Motnfay, .July lit. lSitr, at lao'eltKlca.in.,
at. which time anil plm-e all pel sont ha vine rlnliiiH
airnlti-il salil cHtato liltlit present them, i-bcilo.
liarreil riiuti clalmhmn share in Ihen.ime
C. II. imtlfiaVAY, Alilllor.
Uloomstiuri;, Juno II, 17.
TN TDK ?)itPHANS' COURL7 OF
X COI.r.MUIA COl'NTVi-lll the mnttirof Iho
wile of (ho Ileal Kitnteof minor children or Sol
onion Swank, deceased. And now, lo wit. May
lith. lvi)7, by asrecment or eounel, II. II. Little,
Ksq., N npiHliuted auditor lo dlstrlbllto t'.e lands
as n rund hi the hnnds or Iho atlnilnlitrator.
Ily the Couit. rroni the record.
Jls.SK Cor.KMAN.Clcrk.
Tho tiliderslKiied will attorn! to the duti-H of his
nnpolutiiieut, on Moniiay, Jui.v 15th, 1ST, nt 10
ociocic n. in., ai nis oiiico, in liioomsnur?, wnen
and where nil parties Interested nro ret.ulreil to
prcHi-nt Ihelr claims or bo debarred from coming
in iur a snare ui iiioiunii
II. II. I.ITTLi:, Aldltor.
IlIoomsburB, June II, lSirr.
TN T1IK ORPHANS' COUIIT Ol-
X COI.UM11IA COI'XTV. Ill tho mnttir or the
uccouui orHaniuel lieiiryanu AimrewLrcvennjr.
excculors oi Arcninaiii iienry, uccensi-a, .nu
nnu- in wit. Mnv otb. Iti7. on motion ot Jlr.Clark.
iho I'ninl. iinno'liil 1-- 11. I.lttle. Kko.. nulltor to
make distribution ol the balance In the hands or
ttie accountants.
Ily the Court. From tho llecord.
ir-ssr. Lui.t.i.i.'. in i n.
The undprsisnpil will nttendto thp du les or his
appointment, on HATtf hday, JubY Wth.lsTO, nt 10
o clopl: a. m. at hlsoillco In nioomsbirir, when
and w hero all parties interested nro r-qulretlto
ircsclit inelr claims or no iienarreu ircai coming
u lor a snaio oi ine Hum or nsseis.
i:. II. I.iri'I.i:, Vudltnr.
lltoomsbiirir, Juno 11, 1S(E7.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
p U D L I C S A L K
or vai.uaiili: heal ixtati:.
will be cxnoved lo nubile sale, on lie premises
In Fishing Creek township, Cotiilnblncounty, on
HATUiiiAY,.lUM:2!itli lwi7, at twoo'iock In tho
afternoon, all mat tract or lot or lJllu, oounueii
and described us rollow.s to wit : Ont-ionortli liy
nod or N'ntbiiii Sniltbntiil Ibn IIuutlii:dou Creek.
on tbeenst bv land of Martin Andi'WK. on the
south by land of l'rens Hoiriuan antothcrs, and
on tho west by land of i;iiait Ash an( Jolm Hut
chlson, colitnlning .
(inc. iniNi)i!i:r and foiityaukesj:
ninety ncres cleared; twenty acres tnjt-cla.satlm-
OUiy mcuow lanusuriiasseii uy jiuimii mis muii
tv; nflyncrcH of timber land, such if Chestnut
u.ik, etc., whereon la erected a I
FRAME JIOCSB AND BA1V, "
ivilliaiveu m wilier in iiiu uw .wn . juuiiij
apple orchard on tne premises, 'liif innu amoina
Will lie sold In two nartsoralltoKCthr.asmny suit
nurc lasers. I.nto tuo estate ot wiiam iwuoins,
deccised.
o- COXDITOXS OF SAIjE.'-Ten per cent
oftho purchase money to bo paid n Iho Btrlklng
down or I lie property ; ten per cent.lcss one-hair,
tihoiiald on tho llrsl day of AprlllixA, at which
tlmo ir llio colulllions nave uecu imipiimi wiui
possesion will ho Riven ; tho bolnqo to bo paid
m tho llrst day of Arrll, 1800. -wltl-Jhtercst fron;
thottrstdayor April, J8tw, at wuiuiumoa goou
warremco uceu win ua iiiiniu. .t.,.,....
.M. M. ..viAie.UJi.(t
c. 11. MIITK.
FlshliigCreek.Jtino.d&Jr. I Kxeculors.
pURLIC SAL'
or VALUAin.n nuAi. (ate.
In pursuance or an order or th Orphans' Court
or Columbia county, on HATOirt.f, tub Hixth
Day of July, lbOT.ntten o'cloo'llitho forenoon
Bamuel llower, administrator or--orgo I John
son, lato of Orangn township, liv lld county, ilo
eeased, will expose to sale, by pi Jie vendue, on
tlio premises, n cenam i-arnijiiiu ruai esiuie,
luMitl.leil nnd ilescrlbed as rJWS. to Wit:
On tho east by land of Johvan Llew, mi
the south by laud or Ell Kllncon the west by,
land or William White ond trnuel Crevellng,
nnu on me uoriii uy mnu ui ium ...viimii,
L'ONTAININO SEVEN'r'jACniH,
iii.ir.. or less, wbereon nroprpetla Frame Dwell
hu House, Ham nnd other outllldlngs: latotha
eslnle oi s.uu ueccaseu. hiiunio ii mo i.jwiisiiip
or uiange nnu couniy nioresauiim
JK.S3K (iJajman, Clirlt.
lilnomsburg, Junes, 1S07. . 'Ik.'
7l.i-i.it Alii-.' Ten tier ceiW. U ono-rourth or
tho purehaso money to bo pai-uit the striking
down or the property; tho on fourth less tho
ten iwr cent, al tho connrninila' absolute, mid
the remaining three-fourths 111 no year there
arter, with Interest from Iho icJlrmalinn nisi.,
mm to lie Nceureu ny- oonus nif i inriunge,
June 11, 1M-7. HAMUELIBWEH, Adm'r.
p U R L I 0 S A L-
01' VALUAHI.E UKA J5STATK.
In pursuancoof nn'order of it Orphans' Court
oi i onuiiiiiii i-oiiiiiy, on oiiiui v . y -i.ii,.t.
al ten o'clock In tho forenoon,)inlcl Hlngley, Jr.,
nnd Dnnlcl Slnirlev. hr.,
aiiniiani'iiors ui Jin
KhiL'li'V. lfit of HeaViT tow
p, in mux t'ounty.
tU'ci'ast'tl, will expusu to i-al
tin th moml-.eH, a rtTtnfn I
aau ami
TRACT OF AND,
IwuniU-d nml described as fol l.s, to wit: On thn
south bv lands or l'ctcr llnui, Jonathan llauck
and HaiiiiK-l Nungesser, on tl west by amis or
Kainuel Mmu'csM-raml rcler auek.on thenorlh
by hind of l'etcr Knei-ht, nmutlho east by land
oi jacon iiciiriiiuii, eoiiiiuiiii
(iVl: HI'N'Dltl'.I) AMI TMSTV ACIIUS
amlihlrtv-slx porches, strict Injure, hireou
ih ..r..i.i...l ii t'lioit iil.ml.- lioiise 11 stories hllill. a
ir I friiiuu biiul; barn, spring ou', and oilier
iiiii.buildiiiss. There Is n neie ailing spring or
wilier at thoiloor. Abnut nluel icresnrerleared
ami in a good slate or i nlltvain, Mfleeu acres
being meadiiw land. Thi-rcnrilS'ioutimjircni-Ises
ilirie Ihrlfiy ymum apple i Imrds In bearing
condition: late the estate of sn deceased, situ
ate hi the township and lOulitMiorcs.uti.
JIF. Clll.KMSN,
IlliHinlsburi.', Juno 17, Wi. Clerk,
nmi'ifiuli oj title The onellrd or the pur
. I,!.... nion.-v to reiiinin t-linri'i Upon the premi
ses during tlio natural Ilk- or Jifolngley, widow
ol the said deceased, and tlio leresl thereor to
he annually ami reguiany liai'iui ij- mo juir.
. i. ,,i, iln, iirst ti.ii- ui ini-r each ami everv
j i in during her natural Hie, in at her deatli the
prim-lp-il lo no pain ny tin- yw iui-r n. un-1
nrtor, Willi Interest fmiu Iho '
Tlio purchaser to pay i ''I''rW W.'v.Hr.,
June 21, ISilT
pURLIC H-vLK
1 , v.i.iAin.i: itnAKsrATi:.
, ,..uaiue of mi ordPr or o li-phans' Conrt
'n. ....utile on Sntunv I bo thirteenth
,'i.y ot July, 117, ut ten o'clocllntlie forenoon,
ileorgo W. CorrPll, guardian iM ry Jano Mnr.
ris a minor cniiu oi .nine. .wn-. 4"rui .uurris,
late or lllonlii tnwnslilp, In sal-otnt v, deceased,
will expuso to sale, by pub vtndllp, on tho
premises, a certain uudliideildd Interest In
certain leal eslnle, Isiunded n dtscrllied as fol-
lows. In will imiue iiorin iniv i- iii-u. iiiiii...
on ti n east by nn alley, on t ,itli by Ut "I
Win. lVrry.andiiutho wesiMltoii Halu Kail
mad siu el, containing J
an'i:CTi''iuSTiMi'u'-s nwrn.
Into theeslali-riU' ceaseii, u
uiitc- in tho'town f llooi
4.-, and county
i.n.i., I it-rn.
nlorcsaiii.
Terms """"'("i-oiu
pi.Miiiisbur; June 21, lvJ7
de.
COUIIEM.,
Ijtuirulau,
V.7.....1: ;, ''i1""1 UK ore-ami nro reinn-i-tca
,iii,'illn0.",' ',' ""'' lo. tho Kxccntor wlllout
ilclny, nml nil iicrnoni Imtrhtnl nro renumtpi to
lilnk.pnviill-il. AllltAHAM JI'.-Jk.U,,
Jmii-ll, l7, Ksonilo-.
suns it-Knii i-iiiiiii-u ni'ij-' I,1l"
one-fiilltth of Hie l-..-thlr.l Iho PUiijui
money In be paid at Hi" ifx ''own ut
properly; the oncrouitll of Inluo-ihlrrK .J1"
he ten per cent, ut da' ,'"' " lnl 'Tl inV:
.,,..1 ii,, V..i,i,iiiii,M. iu l drill bono ear incre-
APPRAISER'S LIST.
jtist o1'iTkTaIjI7rs
or COI.U.MIUA COUKTY,
I or tho year one thousand eight hundred
and idxty-scYcli, of Goods, Wiiren, Icrchnndlse,
Dlstlllers.Urewerii.wilhlti tfin(-ni,t)lviiriv.lntni,ln
returned and rlnKsincd In nccordanco with tho
Ruvenu ncm oi nHsemiuy, ny um appraiser or
nicrcnulllc taxenof haldcouiity,nHfollowit, lo wit.
J (LOOM TOWNHllll1
. ..Adiiirt, JluilneiH. Vlu. IJrpme
l-.llns .Mendelihnll, Store II 11.1 M
.. iiariiuan,
A. Hollader,
David Htroup,
John IC. (lirtoii,
(;. C. Jlarr,
H. U. Hhlle,
J, J. ItobblnsiV Co.,
.V. J. lvvnmi,
Chnrlea w. Hnyder,
liavhl Iiowcnbiirn,
lu uo
7 i
7 (0
7 on
12 M
7 (HI
12 no
7 tl
til lu
7 0U
7 1I
7 m
7 01
Clolhlug Store
xtoro
ClolhliiK Htoro
.Millinery
llruizs
.-lis-i", llllllllliu
li. X. .Moyer,
Ktobner.t Wld
11
11
11
li
11
13
12
11
11
It
11
13
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
11
II
11
l.l
II
II
II
11
II
myer, Conlcctlont-ry
l'alenioii John,
iiikiis r-ioru
Mloro
7 HO
12 m
7 (JO
7 (l
10 J
12 Ol
7 00
.1. j. nioiiii.
J. II. .Moyer,
I). A. Hockley,
J. H.Hhannon,
iiruits
ltook Htoro
(Irocery
Htoro
Drugs
Htovcs
.Millinery
(Iroeory
Htoro
Millinery
l'ancy Htoro
ClothlneHtoro
l-'urnlture
Hloro
I'onfeellonery
Htore
It rugs
Htoro
I.lmirir Mloro
Millinery
lnnery
I.. T. HharplcKs,
1J. I'. I.uu,
A. il. ltupert,
I,lr7te llitrklev.
7 OU
7 (10
7 ("I
10 m
7 W
7 00
7 111
7 (
I j (
1H UI
7 IM
12 SO
7 oil
7 (l
7 IU
lit (
7 (J
7 00
7 UJ
7 m
7 01
10 t
7 CO
7 (J
7 UI
7 UI
12 UI
7 UI
7 UI
II UI
7 UI
12 oil
7 Ul
7 UI
l"i UI
7 UI
r. ui
7 UJ
7 Ul
lu ml
lu ui
12 ."ill
7 uu;
7 IK)
7 00
7 HI
M. M, Wtllhtms,
J. K. I'.yer,
.'in. ..I. it. i iiritiau.
A. II. Webb.
J. W. eliatlllK-rllll,
iteiirno ii . i orreii
IICAI WHartman
M'Kelvy, Neal it Co
Wm rriiKNtnns
KI1 .Miller
ll Cllowcr
NJ HemlerHhot
J K I-:di?ar
J J llrower
I. II Memlellhnll
I,lr?lo l'eterliinu
II Klelin
Joseph llelldilshol
( A Jaeoby
iiiiiiiiiisiiiiru iron i o.
Mrssj WoodHiinl
II II Iluiisberi!i.r
Hloro
7
Conrerllonery 11
Tobacco store
ll
Jacob lieir,
Caleb llarton A Co.
HIOVO
riour Mill
Klour Mill
l.loyil l'axtoli
Ilonoi-oit ok Heuwick.
Oil Campbell
sloven
tilll Unci -sloro
dium,
Hell llerlrau
llowlnall .1 JilckRon
.1 11 Hudson
I A: II It llower
Miller A- lluuhes
stoio
drUKS
liilllliury
stole
rnncy store
store
Hour mtll
llKMIIN.
conrectloupry
store
-ii rs .ii inituiar
A Miller
V M Sei bert
Jnck'on A- Wootllii
n i i- reas
(leorso o tl.ilsor
II 1' llverctt
Hainuel Ueacock
J M'llenr'y
i: immhi
j .1
J 1
IlKAVLII.
11 Zimmerman
.i i-riee
W, Zuneiiberger "
UltlAH CllUKK,
Isaac Cryder store
Sleohen Mlcliacl A Hon "
1" M Trnugli Hour mill
ill 1 reas "
lteliben Miller distillery
7 00
7 (
7 OU
7 Ul
in ui
12 m
7 U)
3) 00
20 01
7 U)
7 00
7 Ul
7 Ul
Catawisha.
11 F Dallmnii
merchant tnllorlt
M'Mncil it;Hhumnn
M M Urobst
(leo lIugiiesAHon
J K Hbarptess A Hon
Creasy A John
W l; John
Casper ltnhn
W John
HDltlnnrd
(filbert A Kline
Campbell A Harder
James M''lnch
store
stoves
store
drugs
mer tailor
stoves
at u
furniture
Hour mill
CONVNOHAM.
It Thornton, ngt. storo 12
centiialia iionouait.
Knlttlc.tOablo storo 12
Ilenrv Usher grocery 11
AUl-orlner stoves 11
Wm Torrey store 0
Kerr .t Hnyder " H
-Mendeuhall, Wasser A Cogrocery 12
12
7 Ul
50 Ul
11 Ul
12 50
J A T O'Conner
12
12 m
7 Ul
2.1 to
7 00
j l-on & Co
J W Howell & Co.
clolhlngstore U
storo 0
drugs ll
shoe storo 1 1
grocery 12
confectionery 11
store H
grocery 1 1
tobacco storo 11
W II AICUCK iv Co
II Kingsbury
Martin Mouiielmii
7 00
12 .V)
7 W
li Ul
John Hlgtlnger
Hliuman A; Millnnl
1. 1- etterman
II I-shel
Daniel Wertman, agt
Jolm Moran
Mrs Wm James
7 Ul
, 7 Ul
7 U)
7 u)
7 W
Urtuor storo
Slltll, siouu
millinery
CENTHE.
store
E W M A- O I. liw
13
11
11
11
ll
10 U)
7 00
7 U)
7 00
7 Ul
7 00
10 0(1
7 UI
10 00
7 0U
Hainuel Deltterick
George 11 Freas
Abraham Deltterick
Mahlon 11 Hicks
Hcnrv Iihmnn
hour mill
grocery
ronfectlonerylt
Jacob Hponsler
J Hicks o.
H H Fowler & Ilro.;
store
grocery
r.rriv I III
flfflTl'ltANKLIN
Clinton Mcndenliall flour mill
11
11
7 00
7 00
Wellington cleaver
PIBItlNOCrtEEK;
DAM M'Henrv
store
7 00
Joseph o Hutiyan
OM Howell
J N Jones
Holomon Buss
B Amincnnnn .
7 U)
7 U
10 (JO
7 00
7 Ul
7 UU
7 00
uuii 'Oilier
JEM'Henry
Hour mill
GnCENWOOD.
Schuyler A- niack
Itogart A Kramer
John r.cggou
m k reamer
O W Eves it Co.
James M Hoto
D & W Masters
Hannah Henry
J.t W Harris
Charles Nplhart
M O it VII Shoemaker.
J II Vastlnn it CoiWHsiorQ
wusEilngtou Yeager
iioug iv iiroiner.Hrk 7
10 00
7 io
7 00
i-naries i-eiiermau
I'A I'M Vocum
MAINE.
FIiHhuinaii storo 11
7 00
7 00
Campbell A-Co. ' ll
MIFFI.IN.
I K Hchweppenllelser slore 11
7 00
10 Ul
7 00
10 00
Creay A lirnwu " 1:1
Jacob w l'elfcr clothing store 11
It. I Millard sloro I'l
John H. Heller " 1.1
10 00
Il-silAIIess faacysloie H
7 U)
MONTOUH.
Uroun A Coleinsii confectionery 11
I'aMnii it Harmali store K
Win lllltler uriu-erv 11
7 oil
Ul no
7 Ul
7 ui
I'. It. Margi ruin 11
MADIhO.V.
Andrew Madison store
11
13
III IS)
10 III
C K reamer "
llOAUINOCHEEK.
J Cherlngtoii it H.u store
OllANGE.
U W How man storo
11
n
i.i
10 00
A II Stewart "
10 ou
10 (11
7 Ul
7 UJ
ll K hloan
Micliael Keller
confectionery 11
" 11
Hour mill ll
Alexander Hughf
liesley ll.iwmall
r u)
Sl'GAIU.OAl
EOWest store
bCO'l'T.
l'ctcr Ent
store
sto cs
stiil
flour mill
store
ll
II
11
11
10
12
11
11
15 Ul
16 Ul
7 U)
7 Ul
20 00
12 .VI
7 00
7 Ul
w l reas A u
Wm M Kill
Hainuel A. Worm.in
'. H. 1 oil ier
'. H. Foil ler
I F lleli hard A nro.
A- T Crevelllnr
(I W Crevellng LO.,
11
ii Ul
A
II person who may fed aggrieved by tho
e clius'acatlon can have all opportunity or
aboi
pcalln. by calling upon Iho undersigned at
lis rp" " ncc, in itreeuwiKHi, lowusnip at any
I, .... until Haturdav. tho 13th ilav (if.liilv..-li.lilt...ii
mmdred ami slxty.seven, al w hlch tlmo all up
tr.u w in un iieiu ill mo i.iiiiri iioiiho in inooms-
iinrg. (lEOIKJE W. UTT,
Juno?, 1M(7, Mercantile AppraUer.
'1ARRIAGK JIANUFACTORY,
J
ltloouiHhurg, l'a,
M, C. HIaOAN A. lIltOTHER
the successors or
WII.I.IAM BI1AN HON
ciiutluuo tho business of makisg
CAuniAcim iirooiiH
and ev cry style of
I'A.VCV WAOO.VH,
which they hap constantly on iianii to sun cus
tomers. Neier using nny material hut tho bpt
and employing thn most exis-rlenccd workmen,
they hope to continue n heretofore to give entire
satisratllon to riery customer. An lns'cllon oi
their wm k, mid of thunusonable price asked for
the same, is turn lo Insure u mhIp.
joii i
PRINTING
Neally pxecntisl nt tills Offlce,
storo 11 15 00
13 10 00
" 13 10 00
" 13 10 00
" 13 10 00
grocery 11 7 00
store 10 2U 00
" It 7 00
HEMLOCK.
i.i
it
H
PA.
FINANCES.
URl TOHS' 8TATKM KNT
OF
1IOUNTV FUND OF I1I.O0.M TOWNHllll'.
Hchool Iilrcetors of Illoom township
mi.
Tonm'toftaxon Duplicate of lll
" I Km
' " " ISM
912.171) r.s
8JKII OS
42'i,orj t2
Cll.
Ily exonerations on 1st Dupllcaln
" 2.1 "
" " 3.1 "
" (Tollcclors coin, on 1st Duplicate
2d '
" " " n.1 "
Com. of J. H. toycr, Trcnsurcr,
" E. Mendelihnll
Amount paid .VI men to 1111 nuota
" " 1(1 veteran volunteers
rxM iises of J. J. llrower and ll. Whit.
S7M Si
inai ta
2ll 112
219 l
IVi III
72 HO
r 1 1
(11 si
M.nao no
4,W0 W
moyer to Nashville. 759 .'W
Discount, exchange, stamps and ttle-
. egraphliig 112 21
Interest ou Uollds, 1,0-IS 71
Attorneys I'pps, III ()
J. J. llrower for making Dupllcato u 1V1
J, K. rdgar ns Hccretary. etc., 21
T. J, Morris ror making Implicate fl m
Italauce lu hands of Treasurer 1(V4 17
8i5,0l" U
Tho tinderslgned havo examined the aliove ae
eouut and tlnd It to bu correct.
MIMJS CltEMllintUN,
JOHN K. (1IIOTZ,
llloomsburg, May .11, hHil7. Auditors.
HK
CMLOCK ROUNTV FUND.
AUDITOltH HTATEMENT.
1Ii:mi.ock, May
, 1117.
K. lllO UniterKltrnPit Anilltnm. brrlii eerllfe
that we have iiodTled thp following ni-count of
Hemlock township's Fund nnd tlnd It correct
W.M. ir.Hllor.MAKElt,
A. II. HAirr.MAN,
J.S'O. .M'ltr.VNOI.DS,
Auditors.
V M. II. HiioKMAKi:ii,Tienstircr of llounly I'und
,ii iiviiuiH-K i.i w i isii i p, n ir i sin io rsepiemner.
To amounts voluntary siihscrlpl Ions i-(ft2 on
Cll.
Paid 1(1 men 2"i0 each St Uil IMI
Hubserlptlons reftindcd u)
1'ai.i .jacon Harris ou Iiotiuty
Fund in No ,Vio nn
I'ald smiilry expenses pntllng
ill iilllllieei s ill, Ul
Ktr u) i,ur.' cm
J.ttnu IIauhih, Treasurer of llounly rund of
llemiocK lowlismti ii'om sl Hept, IvtJI.
int.
To amount money borrowed nn Townshln
, Hands ,4,(100 00
.uiiiuiiL nun leuie ror isi I. a n .t
lieceneii irom stibscrmiionsio previous
fund 19 1
Amount duplicate, lstr, tu r,2
ltecelved rroni County nnseatisl land tax w 0.1
fnia s
I'll.
Exonerations on Duplicate 1151 SHO R0
" l.sil". 1st ir'
Commissions for lvli joo 61
l'rintlng, slainps nnd premiums
I'."'. i.l .Kf
Noto to Danville Hank paid 8,100 00
Expenses of N. Ileece 19 81
Fle percent. allowedtax pal era Kl .17
Uians and Interest imld 5,MI 27 813,0:9 Kl
Ilalance
9113 32
llEMboni Township,
1)11.
To amount of note to Daniel Nplhart
J220 13
311 70
nupll II. .M'llildc
.',72 S3
Credit by balance In hand of Treasurer
313 3i
ilalance
May 31, 1SG7.
DRY GOODS.
J J. R R O W K R ,
Is now offering to (ho public his Block of
HP 11 IX a G O O D ,v
consisting in part or a hill lino or
INGRAIN, WOOL AND RAG
C A H I E T S,
Flno cloths and cassimere for Ladles' coats,
HANDSOME DltESS GOODS,
or oil patterns and qualities, Inlalds and Prints
or various qualities and prices,
III.EACHED AND IIIIOWN MUHI.1NH,
LADIK'S FRKNCII CORSKTS,
AND
RAL5IORAL SKIRTS.
Good assortment of
i.Amrjs' it- ciULinn."sa.tiTf:itsd- hoots.
Fresh Groceries and Hplces. New assortment of
GLASS AND QUEENS-WAKE,
FX NO. 1 MACK K R K L
in one-half and onc-rourth barrels.
Now Is the tlino to make your selections, as I
am oirorlng goods nt very low prices, and our
motto Is fair dealing to all, nnd not to be under
sold by any. J. J. llltoWEH.
llloomsburg, April 12, 1SG7,
M"
iLER'S STORE.
FHESIIABRIVAL OF
HI-niNaTAND flUMMEH' GOODS.
?tfl,.,3SChl fn.-m SP1KSH. . I
The subscriber has Just returned from tho cities
with another largo and select assortment of
Sl'IUNaAND 8UMMEB, GOODS,
purchased In New York and Philadelphia at tlio
lowest ngure, and which he Is determined to sell
on as moderate terms as can Imi procured olse
whero in llloomsburg. Ills stock comprises
IgllSfc IxDIES"DRES3 GOODS
of thecliolcest slyles and latest rasldons, together
witn n large assortment or Dry (.Goods and Gro
ceries, consisting of the followiug nrtlclcs :
Carpels,
Oil Cloths,
Cloths,
Cassluieres,
Shawls,
Flannels,
Hllks,
White Goods,
l.tm-ns,
Hooii Skirts,
Mustlns,
Hollowware
Ced.irwaie
(iucenswnre, HardHuro
llisits and Hhoes,
lints and Caps,
ilMip Nets,
Ulubiellas,
I.iKiUlng-(llas',-s,
Tobacco,
1 'ollee,
Husais,
Teas,
Itlce,
Allspice,
Glllgel,
CJunamou,
Nutmegs,
AND NOTIONS OENHAI.I.Y.
Ill short, evcrylhlng usuuliy kept lu country
stores, to which ne luiltes tho attention of the
public generally. The highest price will lm tiald
for country produce In exchangu ror good.
K. II. MII.l.EU.
Arcade lSulldlngs, llloomsburg, l'a,
Q K. S A V A G K ,
l'ltACTlCAl.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELRY,
Main Mrtvt, near thr Curt lloitte,
lll.OOMillU'l.U, l'A.
Constantly on hand a flue assortment or
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
Clocks, Jojeclry, Silverware nnd Spectacles
Particular attention paid to the repairing ot
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles,
4- Masonic marks made to order. All work
warranted, faprl9'd7.
g 0. COLLINS,
FASH ION ABLE
SIIAVINO, HAIR GUTTING
AMI
SHAMPOOING HALCO.V,
Court House Alley, next disir to CWumMmiomce
III.OO.MH11UUG, PA.
Hair Dicing nnd Whiskers colored bluck or
!,.r,"y',1-..l'u!r',',,ll,'.!','1',,i"'"y'l"lldruirnndbenu.
drying Ihehairi will restore hair In It original
color wllhout soiling Ihe llnest fabric, constanlly
" (aprl'."07.
"YTILLIAM 11. ARROTT,"
ATTORNET-AT.I.A W,
CATAWIsSA, l'A.
CLOTHING.
JKW STOCK OF CLOTIIINO.
Fresh arrival of
FAIX AND WINTKIt OOODS.
DAVID rJWENllEUO
Invites nltnitlon to his stock of
C'lIIUr AND KAHIIIONAllU: ClAOTHtNO.
nt his storo on
Main Street, two doors abovo the Aiaerlcan Houm
nioomshurg, l'a.,
where ho hss Just received from New Vork and
riillndclphla a mil assortment of
MEN AND 110YB' CIaTTIIINO,
Including tho lnosl fashlonahlp, durnlilp, ond
handsoino
DItlXS GOODS,
consisting or
BOX, HACK, FItOCK, OU.M, AND OILCLOTH
COATS AND l'ANTH,
or nil sorts, slics, nnd colors. Ho has also replen
ished his already largo stock of
FALL AND W1NTEU H1IAWI.S,
HTHIl'ED, F1GUHE1), AND M.A1N V1TH,
HHIIITS, CHAVATH, STOCICH, COLLAIIH,
IIANDKEllCIUEFHl, GIAIVIW,
SUSI'ENDEILS, AND FANCY AUTICLES
He has constantly on hand a larca and
lected assorlmeut or
CLOTHS AND VESTING!?,
whloli ho Is prepared to mako to order Into any
kind of clothing, on very short notice, and In the
liest manner. All his clothlne Is inndn tnunr.
and most or It Is of home luanuracliire.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELItY,
or eiery descrlpllon. fine and ehean. His n ..f
Jewelry Is not suriasscd In this place. Call and
examine ins general assorlmeut of
CLOTHING, WATCHI?, JEWELHY, ir.
DAVID LOWENntlntl.
i:W (H.OTIIING AND OKNTLK-
MEN'S ri'IlNIHHING STOKE.
The undersigned rcspectrully ainioiinei-s to his
many rrh-nds tli.it he has opened n new Clothing
and Gentlemen's riirnlshlng store, In the low e
room or Uu- Ilailinan Building, southwest corner
or Main and Market Streets, llloomsburg, 1'n.
Havlngjust rctiiriied from I'hlladelphla with a
Ijirgo Stock or
and ' 'UX AXD WINT1:u t-'I-orilINO
OENTLEMEN'S FUItNISHINO GOODS, Ac, Ac.
ho Halters hlmseir that ho can pleasonll. Ills
stock comprises
MEN'S, HOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
such as
DUIXS COATS,
SACK COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
UNDERSHIRTS.
DRAWEES,
OVERCOATS,
Bill UTS,
COLLARS
NECK-TII1S,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
UMBR EI.rS, ,te
and In fact everything In the Clothing or Fur
nlshlng lino at very liw prices.
In addition to tho abovo he has an clegiiut
sortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, AND VESTIN
CLOTIIINO MADE TO ORDER AT TIIK
SHORTEST NOTICE.
Call and seo before purchasing elsewhere, and
SECURE GREAT BARGAINS.
oct8-ly J. w. CHEMBEIILAIN
HARDWARE &, CUTLERY.
QIIARLKS W. SNYDKR,
1IKALKK IN
HARD W A R E,
IRON, NA1I.S, STEEU AC, AC, AC.
MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURO, I'ENN'jL.
Tako this mclhod of Informing the citizens of Co
lumbia coiity, that ho has opened an extenslro
Hardware storo on Main street, In Bloomsburir,
near Iron street, and tliat ho has on hand n
LARGER STOCK AND BETTER ASSORTED
than can be round any whero clsoin the county,
and which he Intends to sell nt prices which defy
competition.
CHAINS, AXES, STEEL, IRON.
I have chains, all sizes, axes, all moke and
weight, steel, all sizes, Iron, all shapes, and all
very low.
BUILDER'S HARDWAIin.
of jiveiy descriptions. Nads, axle pulleys, sash
cords, latches, locks and knobs, butt screws, sash
fasts, -window springs, base knobs, strap hinges,
hasps nnd staples, hooks and staples, and In ract
verything needed In that line.
COACH A- WAGON MAKERS' HARDWARE,
embracing almost every thing In that line. Also
HARNESS MAKJRS' HARDWARE,
Buckles, Japanned; buckles, sliver plaled; bltla
of every kind , llAMia, Iron ; jmd "trees : Hamks,
wood ; saddle trees, gig liees. uirth web. worsle.l
and cotton : thread, silk, awlsoud needles, tools
or all kinds.
SHOEMAKER'S HARDWARE,
A full assortment ror carpenters. I liiminiiiiin.
-all kinds, saws; hand, pannel, rip, and compass,
squures steel, iron, and try i horliur imiehinns
ehlsles, augers, In-vels, mallets, braces, gauges.
i....n, inns, mis, ami unoui everj tiling for car
penters. FOR THE PEOPLE GENERALLY
1 hae ccsil
IkxIs, coal
shovels, scoops,
coal sitters, laid-erns,tabloctitlery,iioi-ket
cutlery, plated spoons,
platisl rorks, servers, tea and cof.
reepois.bulterkiilies.iuiJl saw ,
erosscul saws, circular saw-sVgungsaws,
llles, horse slKH-s.wrenches, rlvets.ham.
iiiers, halchels, maltis-ks, picks, folks, grub,
blng lioes,shnves,spade.s,spadlng folks, hoes,
rakes, bed pins, twlne.skates, plows, coilln trim,
inlngs, Emery, nsl chalk, white chalk, wlru,
horse nails, meat cutters, scales, wash boards
horso buckels, wooden palls, clothes
pins, glue, ihsir mats, porch mats, par
lor mats, corn poppers, paint
brushes, horso brushes, sleigh
bells, heel calks, enamol
ed kettlps, brass kettlrs,
copper kettles,
stew kettles.sauce
palis,broad
axes, nails,
Sledges, i llrtnlll fixtures,
Thimblcskf Ins and Isixes,
luniis, lead plpo, etc.,
Tarnsl rope and huiulriHls or articles not ,eiiu
mcriilisl constantly ou hand nt
CHARLES W. HNYDEll'H,
Main Street, llloomsburg.
jyi:v stove and tin shop.
.1 MAIN STRUCT, Nf.AHI.T OI'PIHITK UILLEU'M
sroHE,
11LOOMKI1UIIG, PENN'A.
TIIK undersli.-lie.l b.is fust tltte.1 mi i.n.1 .......i
his new
STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ill this place, whero ho is prepared to make nn
new Tin Waiih of nil bi,( i!, i.i- ,i ' '
rcpalrlnc with neiitneus nn.i ,n,i. ,'...""'. S"
most reasonable terms. He also keepa in hand
STOVF-S OF VARIOUS PATTERNS A ST YLES,
llio. him' i - ii' ufn icrms to suit purchasers,
(illo lilm u call. Hols a goisl im-cliaulc und
leservlng or the public natrSnaee. vc,mmc. "M
llloomsburg, April 20, Is7. JAC0U MCT7-
JOHN C. YEAGKR A CO.,
Wholesale Dealers lu
HAT'S, CAIN, STRAW GOODS, AND
INDIES' FURS,
No. Si7 North Third Hlrett,
Philadelphia.
FiW" 1-011 NKAT AND CHEAP
k-"- TMl imiTnlrv,-i
"UU i Jllil 1 liSlT,
CALL AT THE COI.U.MIIIAN OFFICE.
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