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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBXJHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PAV
NEWS ITEMS.
tw Nliei Mini's reception nt St. I.mtls
IkhiiIiI lo Iiuvc lirwi nlliKHt ih Hitliuslinlle
nil if 1111 pUiiiotitnry nn Hint ti'iuliral to
JI'C'.m.Ic.
jCuyMnlno lin- n bliii-bcry "pntch"
twenty tnlli'i lung, unit which yields
ld.WHl biHlieU of berries nniiiuilly.
tut Mr. Kiwlcv. of Hector, N. Y.,
'after Indulging Iti-her fitvorltirsinokcj
on ! rainy, ut nor pipo in ner poeKui.
In n few minute berclqtben wercnblnw
ami slid vitt burned to ilentli.
4U.V A iii;ui fell beml foremost Into u
well forly-slx feet ilc-cp, ami conmiiiniK
lileot of water, nt Dubuque, on TJiurs
lnv liwf. Htrnngo to say, ho wits
broimt out nllve, ntul Irew liurt than
wnrcu.
teT Men liavo tin nvvrajfo of thirty
pounds of blood In tlielr frame!", nnd
tun Imndri'il nml fort v-elirllt bancs.
Woman buve tbo nunu number, not
Including wlmlo bones
MtrTlm Trnnsrrlnt miv.s thu President
"lins bean plnylng niiilHn ever hIiich bo
wns InaiiKiinited." Hut didn't ho put
Btnntoii, who wiHon tliollMl Dime, dill
on n liy v -notion ron,
fSi-Wii wem shown, onvs tho Frank-
lln f.'.itntlinni. n ih Irk (mi with three
eyes, two benKH nnd throntn, nnd nuir
icgn, tutu perieciiy minimi in mi mm-i
rcepecM. Tbo chicken wtis not hutched
out nnd vn (hud when tnken from tbo
bell
Skis' A Frenchman tinmen Morcau
win hnrliMl bv mistake Inst week. He
wns kept In a vnult three dnys beforo it
wns ui'-eovereu, w neii ne ni nscum
by Ids brother, In such si feeble. State
UISU 11 13 ueiievcii no i.umui riviivi-i.
e$ At IndlnnapolU, u few day.slnee,
n ninii nml womnu. each over heventy
ycaw of ago, wero taken up beforo the
l'olleo Court for assault nnd battery up
on eneh other. Neither could iz,vl up
tnlr.s without nsMstancc.
rft-Tho wlfo of Meiidez la insane:
th wlfn oOIella l.s mad: tho wlfu of
Miramon Is stricken beyond h pe of
recovery, ana me rnnces aim siiim
Is in Jail. IUd place for unprotected
lemnles, -Mexico.
B& A MalnoJudKO decided tlmt beer
Is not Intoxicating within tlio meaning
of tho statute, nnd that any kind of beer
which has to be drank In enormous
quantities to produco drunkenness does
noteomo under tbo bend of "Intoxicat
ing liquors," ns specified In tho liquor
law.
as A North Cnrollnn recrUtrnr esti
mates Hint nt lca?t one-third of the
blacks will forfeit their newly ncqitlred
privilege, by reason of Inability to re
member nt the polls tho names Under
wuicn tney were registered.
A. A t..l -t'.i. nl. .....
Ut3) "HIH umiilii , in. viiiutiLii,
hns been arrested at llellefonte, nml
oounu over to court, ciiargeu wnu bleat
ing tomb stones from the cemetery,
Tbo man who would thus oulrngu the
resting place of tho dead, must bo it
nearness wrctcn.
fie5-flencml Dcaurceard hns onruulz-
ed nt New Orleans the " JCIectrlcal Brake
Comnanv of America." of which ho Is
President, nnd Col. lllaulon Duncan, of
Delaware, biiperiiitcmicnt. It is churn
ed that a railway train running -11 miles
an Hour can do stopped ny electricity
ociwccn w iitui iuu yarns.
Pay An nulmal six inches long, with
scales like u llsli, has been removed
trom tho stomach of n young .lady In
TnffiLMnn ln.f nlintlin- lli.lnr. ..Klruit
ns largo as n man's fist, remains ami
cannot do removed wiinouinn incision in
tho body of tho woman. This object
Bomctimes comes to tbo woman's throat
and nlmost'fetrnnglcs her.
SS?-In a recent debate in Parliament
Mr. Dismcli bad said that Mr. Lowo
wnntcd by his, plan to introduco
"crotchety men;" "What is a crotch
ety man ." said Mr Lowo. "i Biipposo
It is a man who holds the same opinions
this year that ho did last." Tho IIouso
felt tho home-thrust, and Whig and
Tory Joined in ono loud and long burst
ot uproarious cneenng.
t"Uen Wade, of ohlo, propones to
jinvo stones oi a uniiorm pattern put
up at tho head of tho graves of all sol
diers who fell in thelato war, known to
bo Republicans. On, tho upper portion
of tho stone Is to bo,n design represent
ing a soldier with a' sword striking the
chains from u kneeling slave. Tho
graves of Democrats nro to bo unmark
ed except by simple white boards giv
ing their names, etc. Who says the
war was not a glorious success.
eSS A man called himself Crenshaw,
who has been, nt Itoanoke, N. C, for
nearly twelve months past teaching n
negro school, and tho "Head Centre" of
tbo Union Leaguo In that county, lett
for parts unknown on last Tuesday
night, forgetting to leave behind him
about$3W belonging to tbo League.
B&" A gontlemnn In this city showed
us a letter from n friend in Julesburg,
tho present western terminus of tho
Pacific railway. It Is docldcdly the
fastest placo wo'vo heard of lately. Tho
letter says: "In ono day recently, wo
h'.tl two street fights, hung a man, rode
three men out of town on n rail, got up
quarter race, a turkey shooting, a gan
der pulling, n match dog light, had
preaching by tt circus rider, who after
ward rltn a loot rnco for an applo jack
nil around; and, as that was not enough,
thejudgo of the court nfter loosing ills
fees nt cliiL'le-handed poker and whip
ping n fellow for saying ho didn't un
derstand tho game, went out and help
ed to lynch bis grandfather fur hotte
stealing.1'
ItiyIn the Ohio penitentiary there
ore now !KW while and 133 negro crimi
nals. This isln proportion of ono white
criminal to J!,51U white inhabitants and
ono black criminal to 275 negroes.
Thus, whilst tho negroes have but ono
hixtleth of the populallon, they produce
onc-beventh of tho criminals. How
will It he when free sull'rngo carries Into
the State tho black dregs of the South ?
About four moro penitentiaries will bo
roqulred.
When Artcmus Ward was In Vir
ginia City, Novndn, the burily pioneers
forced gratuitous whUkey on him every
tlneo minutes during his stay. When
hecninolo go nway they surrounded
tho coach nml cheered him. Ho moun
ted the vehicle and wild, "(iocul bye.
Tuko earn of yourselvos, X was never
In n place In my Ufo wliero I wss treat
ed so well as I liavo been hero, nor, I
may add, so often."
153" A terious riot occurred in Man
chester, Thursday, September llith,
resulting in the killing of, a. policeman
nnd the wounding of several other per
wins. As tho Police wero removing
Kelly and Denny, Fenians recently ar
rested in that city, from tho dopot to
tho Jail, n mob attacked theofllcers and
nfter n serious light rmcued tho prison
ers. Hevernl of tho riotors wero serious
ly inlured. nnd un otllcer killed. A rc-
wnrd of 300 wnu Immediately offered
for tho recapture of tho rcscuod Fenians,
but tin to it into hour thev had not
boon found. A largo number of tho
rioters wero arrestee;.
ISirTho Mexico city press nnnounco
me nrrivat ot iunxiiniiiiatrs noiiy, anil
its uepartim ror tnocoast. this is un
true, as It has not yet left (Jtieretaro.
Ills remains have been most shamefully
treated. Tho colli n was placed In a
filthy, dark Wei,nnd all whodc-ired
bad free nccei-i', Tho glass cover was
broken, Ids beard nnd hair cut olf mid
soul, ns well ns pieces or Ills Diood-cov-orcd
ciiriiients. nnd no ono would ret
ognho In tbg contents of tho cnlllu the
Douy ortno murcierwUMaximiiiinn
IfiyThe Democrats of Cincinnati
held a meeting on lTiday evening last
tocudonso tho Humiliation of Uenora
Cnrv. who is rnnnlmr for Comrroas In
tbo Second Oopgresslimnl District of
uwo. TinMirils tlio cuwjor tho meet
Inir Jtso Grant, tho father of General
Grant, was presented to tbo audience
by the president, nnd was received with
hearty cheers nnd called upon for a
ttpeech. Ho sidd ho was too Into to
niakunny extended remarks. All ho
would have tosny would bo In refcronco
to tho records of tho two men, Ho
tnougiu ucnerai uiry was clitltloti to
tho confidence of tho people, and should
Imvo their euniurf
aUhc Columbian.
HLOOMSlUMtO, VA.
l''lltl)AY MOll.MNtl, SISI'T. 'U, 10.
.um(lt. flll.ttlV liaa flltt I.K
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j!lrculii(Uit'lii CMMinbln nnd ndjolnl
nil
of
la nltn ihhcIi lrtr litrl than
lit coltiiiMrrlri nml I, tlirrcrnrc iiic
iiif.llnm rrilftlllnK lu tliU cllo
bril
nf
IhKHIKtr.
V, JOHN AND A.JOHNSON."
Ir there wero n lingering doubt In
tbo mind of any man that tho edi
tor of tho ItepuOltciui was a man of
niiv nol t nil honesty or consistency, n
re-perusal of tho following letters, writ
ten by him to tho Hecretnry ol tno i rca
stiry," long nfter President Johnson had
ili.iiniiiirecl Htovens. Fori icy nnd Sum
ner in a public speech, would seem to
settle tlio question against mm.
Why llld P. John support Andrew
Johnson'.' Did they ngreo in politics
on tho 27th of February, and tho 2d ol
March, 1SG0? If they did, then they
ncree now, for Johnson has not changed
an lotaslnco that day.ln bis principles or
his nollcy. If they did not agree on
the 27th of February and tho 2il of
March 1SG0, then P. John was coutrb
vine and fraudulently intending to de
eclve Andrew Johnson In that behalfor
Hipsnhf nf tm tiillce.
No lovo of principles ever actuated
P. John In bis courso relatlvo to the
President. Ho "supported him" for an
otllco, ho denounces him for tho loss of
it. Ho was willing to bo n Johnson
limn If that would pay, he was willing
to bo a Radical if It would not. And a
lladicitl ho Is: andjiidging by Ids paper
bis It nppoars week after wool:, wo are
tcmtitf'd to nsk: What must do tne
moral, Intellectual nnd political com!!
Hon of that party which acknowledges
P. John ns its leader, and feasts weekly
on tho garbage of tho HtpubUean t
Wo append tho letters :
V. JOHX TO HCCUllTAUV M'CUIjLOCH
I'ltisT li:tti:h.
.Vsauswoii'sOFFicn.
I'M ITKI) Mr.lTB4 Ijn Ell.VAt. llKt K.SCI:.
llrll I'llM.KCTlON DISTniCT, Htati: op I'a
IlLOOMsnCBO, l-'ebrunry iT7tU lsaa.
Hon. Iluih M'Ciilloci, Mcretari of
Tfrasury:
Sin, At tho almost unanimous re
quest ortboactlvo nnd Influential mem
bers of the Union party of this District
1 whs anointed Assessor of Internal
Itovenuo. I took charge of tho ofllci1
on tho first of November last.
I am Informed that lndutrious efforts
aro being made to prejudlco tho Presi
dent again-t me, charging that I nm op
posed to him. Petitions havo been
circulated asking for my removal. Nine
tenths or the signatures are Democrats.
Not a hundred men In the district who
voted for Lincoln nnd Johnson desire
nnv change.
Wo have seven Republican papers
published in tho District. They have
all endorsed my appointment and pro
test ngnlnst my removal.
Tho charge that I am opposing the
President Is unfounded nnd false. I nm
editor nnd publUcr of tho llcpubllean
nt this placo tho only Union paper bore.
From tho tlmo of tho Baltimore Con
ventionor which I was a member, and
supported Mr. Johnson to this time, I
havotaked a bold nnd outspoken posi
tion in favor of Andrew Johnson, ns the
files of my paper will nbundnntly prove;
when others maligned and abused him,
I stood by, defended and supported him.
Now theso men, bis enemies nnd mine,
ask him to aid them in their purposes,
bv rcmoviiir mo. nnd anpolnt a man
acceptable to them.
Can this bo? Wilt tho President turn
his back upon hlssupportersnndfricnds?
To doso, will not only bo'constriicd in
toarobtikoofthoso who havo always
stood by him, btit.it will tend to so dis-
tract nnu uiviaoour District nsiomrow
it over into tho bands of tho Copper
heads. Let us bo spared this humilia
tion and disgrace.
1'!!l l..i l.'Itut ntmitrrli in ln' 4Mtt
communication beforo Hio President,
with such suggestions as you feel right.
very itespectiiiiiy.
I'ArxMojr John.
Assessor 13th District Pcnna.. and
Editor nnd Proprietor Columbia County
Jiepuoutan.
V. .lOll.V TO BKCRUT.UtY Jl'CUI.LOUH
SECOND I.ETTElt.
Assnsscm'H Office. .
IlNITI.UHTATKS lNTKKXAI. IlEVE.NUE.
13tii Collection DisTiiKT.HrATEiiF 1"A.
IlLooMsncuo. Mart')i2, lt0.
Hon. llunh WCuUoch, Secretary of
'Jrcusury:
Sin I Inclose vou a conv of til v issuo
of this week. I havo llkowiso addressed
a copy to the President. You will see
that tho chargo that I am opposing him
s MISC.
If I am sustained by yourself nnd the
'resident, If tho patronago is not taken
Vnni in ntul rrtvnn In flwwn u'lin minnO
IN u'n klinll lin illid, lit Mlol.'n nnr vlrrnr.
ous Union organization a unit ami tri
umphantly sustain the Administration.
Jtespeciiuiiy, ,
Pai.i:mon- John.
Assessor, 13th Dist., Fenn'a.
Tin: U.vio.v Lhauui:. A wicked
and dangerous organization In tho city
of Philadelphia, having the control of u
largu amount of money made by Its
members out of the Government during
the war, nnd which furnUhes tho cor
ruption fund fur tbo Radicals at our
elections, has pa.-sed llerco resolutions
against President Johnson, mid urging
Ids prompt impeachment.
Tills threatened revolutionary nction
on the part of tho Radicals, nnd which
has done, and will continue to do incal
culable Injury to tbo business interests
of tho country will bo "played out"
mo-it effectually, If Pennsylvania fol
lows tho example of California, on thu
8(h of October next. A few more such
bloWi as tho Radicals received In Cull
fornia nnd Maliiei will settlQ tho ques
tion of Impeachment. Let our business
men remember that.
It Is a notorious fact that Judgo Wil
liams will not buahlc to poll his party
voto in Allegheny county: whlio Judgo
fSharswood, by tho admission of all par
tics, will carry Philadelphia which has
heretofore gone Republican from 7,000
to 11,000.
Indeed, tho election of Judgo Shars
wood Is no longer a political question.
So many persons nro golng for him who
havo not heretofore voted with in, that
it Is considered qui to tho thing. Tho
people lu Philadelphia nro going for
lil ti pi Muusc, and thousands upon thou
sands are preparing to follow their ex
ample lu tbo country. His election by
20,000 majority would not bent nil sur
prising. Tin: Ni:.t Hi w. Fleet Henry W.
Williams Judgo of tho Supremo Court,
nnd tho word "wiiitk" in tho Consti
tution will bo Ignored. Ho will decido
that An Act of Congress supersedes It,
and bucIi nn Act has already been Intro
duced, only waiting tbo result of this
fall's elections, Tho negro Is already
forced Into tho railroad cars, ho will bo
mixed up with your children lu tho
public Bvhools before many months un
less you wiy no.
Tun Austrian frlgatth Xbewra, froiil
Port HoyaljTJamticlfli inrrlvehoron I
tho 1st? Slid is minmcentlyTfltttHjJup
toconvpy thl mortal romnliHjbr thfrjm'
liniiiivTtMaximlllaii toftAustrn. Mnyi
upholstorerp'niHtrl'mploycef'ronitlho
Imperial service nro cm board to prepare
everything In n becoming manner, so
that tho-shlp limy servo as n flouting
funeral chapel, under the command ol
Admiral Tegothofr. $lio Will wolf; hoi
for orders from thu Admiral to proceed
to VcntCnirnnd rerclvo 'tho remain;
When sho stoppcil nt one of tho ports in
the Canary Island, tho people en ln.w
presented n laurel wrcatli, beautifully
worked, to bo placed upon the burying
caso. TliocasQ is composed of a r.lnc
shell, Insldo of a wooden One, tho two
being placed within n beautiful metal
cute, artistically finished nud of great
vnlue. Thu wholu weighs nbout SW
pounds.
Wl! observe that Cnptaln J. H. Coop
er of Lnwrenco County, lias been nomi
nated for tho Legislature by the Demo
crats. If this Is our old comrndo in
arms of Hattory "H," 1st Pa. Light Ar
tillery, no fitter nomination could be
made, ills llattery obtained a national
reptitatloinnd well was it deserved. A
braver, and yet a moro modest man
never wielded n sabre, and could the
"Old Reserves" vote, ho would receive
their unanimous suffrages. "Forward
Into line," Captain; "Action Front"
and double shot the guns with canister,
and tho enemy will melt nway from be
fore you as they did on tho Peninsula,
nt Hull Run, Antictnin and Gettysburg.
Danvim.h is certainly ahead of the
world In news. Last week's Montour
American announced tho startling news
with largo capitals, and n double-leaded
article, that California had given the
ltadlcal ticket 2.V000 majority I The
Dr. must certnlnly havo n contemptible
opinion of his readers, If ho expects
them to bellevo such nn astounding
falsehood, Tho fact Is, Fny, tho Inde
pendent candidate had but 1,200 'votes,
and Ilnight had 7,000 majority over
them both. If this is n "cheering re
sult," wo hope tho Dr. will havo more
Just such cheerful news. We, too, say
"Huzza for California!"
The majority for tho now Constitu
tion in Marylnnd is about 2.',000. That
of ISC I was only carried by 375 majori
ty. Wo prcsumo tbo next, programme
on tbo slato will bo to rulo Maryland
outof thu Unlon,nsthey havo Kentucky.
The Senate has nlrcndy refused admis
sion to tho U. S. Senator chosen Inst
year. Wo presumo they will also ex
cludo tho next Senator from California
on tho ground that ho Is n Democrat.
What precedents these Radicals aro lim
iting ; and they need not complain il
they aro applied to themselves hereaf"
ter.
Votuus, remember that every vote
is of tbo utmost Importance. In oui
Stato there aro nbout 1,G00 election dis
tricts, and flvo votes left ot homo in
each, would bo a loss of 8,000 votes.
Remember, wo carried Connecticut by
only 1,000, nnd .California by less than
8,000 majority. Two years ngo 500 Dem
ocratic votes wero unpolled in this coun
ty, and unless nctlvo and unwearied ef
forts nro made, as many will stay at
homo this Fall. Let no plea of business
or pleasure keep you away.
Tun Democrats of Union County have
placed In nomination for tho Legislature
for tho second term, Captain Roush, for
merly of the Gth Pa. Reserves. Many
of our soldier readers remember 'him,
and know that a moro thorough gentle
man and a braver officer docs not exist.
Of cour.so ho will bo ro-electcd, because
his pure record and high character will
induce many Republicans to voto for
him. Wo need such men In tho Legis
lature.
Tin: Radicals havo no oxcuso. for hav
ing failed to restore tho Union. They
liavo had an overwhelming majority in
both IIousss of Congress, In all tho Leg
islatures of tho Northern States, have
had "loyal" Governors, yet wo nro fur
ther from a Union than wo were two
years ogo. Radical legislation has ac
complished what rebel armies failed to
do ; It has placed ten States out of the
palo of tho Union.
Thousands of well meaning citizens
havo from year to year cast their votes
for tho Radical candidates, when nt tho
same tlmo thoy did not protend to agree
with tho party on tho negro Issues;
and wo often wondered that it should
ho so.
How can a Henry Clay Whig, n Dan
iel Webster Whig, bou lualignantRad
leal ?
Chanoi:! CiiANOi:!! Chanot.!!!
This was thu fatal cry that won in 18C0,
but wo aro greatly deceived If It Is not
the glorious battlo cry of thousands all
over tho country beforo long. Tho Radi
cals must bo driven from power or we
nron ruined people. Radicalism cannot
bo reformed, It must bo destroyed.
TAX-rAVr.its, remember that the
motto of the leading Radicals Is "that
a national debt Is a national blcsslng,"
nnd that not longslnco they Issued -nn
elaborate pamphlet to sustain '"thri'pbsl-
Jtion.. .Instead, of retrenchment and ro-
rorm tney nro committed to n paper
currency, to high taxation, nnd tho In
crcasoand perpetuation of our national
debt.
Rb.v. Huti.kh, tho Radical.modcl of
n hero and Statcsmnn, has declared lu
favor of paying tho 5-20 bonds In cur
rency Instead of gold. Lot our Bond
holders remember this, and remember
nlso that ho Is n prominont Radical
loader. Is tho country safo under tho
guldnnco of such' reckless men?
Tun Democrats of California madq
terribly liavoo with tho Pharisees. Tbo
efforts of tho Radicals were as fruitless
as Mrs. Partington's attempt to sweep
away tbo sea with a broom. Pennsyl
vania will stand sldo by sido with tho
Golden Stnto on the Second Tuesday of
next October.
Thousands of Republicans in Call
fornhi and Maine, utterly disgusted
with tho negro theories and corruption
of tho Radicals either remained at homo
or went to tho election nnd voted with
tho Democrats,
Thk taxes paid by the Frst National
Dank nt Illooiiisburg, lust year, ainoum
ted to tfJOffcyn, besides which each stock
holdcrmust nay thoconnty Commission
ers mi assessment on nil stock hold by
him,
IUNICATKD. i
?V"E.jii.iAS.t.i
MifS-ihtfoia Ret8MiU&iltli6rj, nyJ
Is nllkli undignified, fntid ttlircflMa in
Vollttjlocljy, Ujut yo hv'lut Kii ngbj
wnes r-iKjucup is suoservieni lojincu-i
tuition, mul conuldcraVion'is n myth, or
to say the least, below par. Therefore,
Avamay iiot,.pcrluus,.bttplaced undcr.K
ban for plckltigtiptho gauntlet so open-
Iy;thown ddw'il iby your llitolligdnt
correspondent rronV tills' town, 'public
documents nro public property; and tho
public havo a right to examine, crltl-
clr.o, nnd accept If thoy choose and no
ono can bo over solicitous for tho benefit
accruing thereby to their professions,
or their interests at largo. Teaching, ns
n profession, Is, or should be, only sec
ond to thodlvlnolnstruction emanating
from thopulplt, and the thought, strikes
mo that your correspondent does not
fully appreciate tho responsibilities de
volving upon Its devotees. Hut wo will
not bo too forward in presenting our ob
jections thus, since wo Judgo merely
from worth, not from actions,, which
havo not come directly beneath our no
tice. Hut tho general rule, nccordlng to
nature's laws, gives Individuals of ,tho
masculine gender, a moro limited field
than tho other sex. Tho superiority of
tho latter for teachers is Indisputable ;
an established fact, which nono but nn
Idiot will attempt to deny ; slnco God
hns endowed them with those qualifica
tions best adapted to teach "tho young
Ideas how to shoot." Tho gentleman
speaks of political warfare, and party
faction. It is an established fact that
politics are out of order In a Hoard of
Directors, and that capability Is tho cri
terion by which teachers aro selected.
It is often tho caso, however, that such
porsoual matters arc mado the basis of
appointments, but that docs not alter
the question of succiM witli tho teacher.
That lucky Individual has nothing to do
with tho manner in which tho school
has been obtained for him, provided ho
is honorably awarded It by tho Board.
Ho Is now In tho school, nud success de
pends on himself. Forn certain period
nf tlmo it is his field of action, and
should occupy his attention to tho far
thest limit of duty. There is no doubt,
of courso, If, like Napoleon, bo bellows
In himself, and wills It so. "Will It
pay?" our friend nsks further. It is
well always to count tho cost beforo en
terlng upon any new undertaking, nnd
if, pecuninrily, or otherwise, it will bo
a loss, better then not run tho risk,
Hut, a profession so responsible as that
of a "peduyogue" should novcr bo sub
jeeted to n query nt onca so doubtful nnd
insincere. Tho school law asserts that
naught but Immorality, incapacity, or
negligence, nro sufficient grounds for tho
dismissal of a teacher. Some aro so de
ceived in themselves, orso Inflated with
conceit, that they deem themselves ca
pablo of holding such a position, when,
intrinsically, they lack every necessary
qualification, nud, therefore, fail In tho
despcruto attempt ; but such nro unfor
tunate, and command out pity, notour
censure. As for Immoral or negligent
teachers, such aro n crying disgrnco to n
civilized community, and should not bo
tolerated. And nono can deny that fe
male teachers nro superior, naturally
to those of tho other sox in theso mat
ters, sinco thoy find no attraction in tho
Intoxlcatingbowl.orthobasolcompanyof
rioters, who sink themselves bolow tho
lovel of common humanity, by their
indecent nnd sinful carousals. Some
small minds Intimate to their compan
ions in intellect, that women, asnclass,
can teach but poorly, and but tho sim
plest rudiments. We do not feel any
egotistical flashes when wo assume that
l;i circles, and among minds of a com
prehensive order, tho opposite idea is
indulged, nnd women nro awarded their
proper lovel.
The gentleman again implies that it is
rather lowering tho standard of tho pro
fession to nso it ns astopplng stone; and
wo agreo with him in thinking It a
very common thing; but tho law of
progression is unaltorablo, nor would
wo havo It otherwise. Many young
men gain a livelihood by teaching, bo
cause their hours nro limited, and moro
time is given to dovoto toother pursuits
which they hopo to follow when thoy
hnvo conveniently used tho schoolroom
annnald for a certain period; others
tench ror awliilo to obtain funds to pros-
ecuto their scholarly attainments in n
wider sphere. This, however, Is no ob
jection, provided they attend to their
duty conscientiously. It Is eminently
pralswortliy, Education is no mean at
tribute to n man's ndvantuges ; and our
best citizens nro tho self-tnndo ones. But
I assert that women" aro herein superior,
slnco most of them enter upon their la
bors with no future aim, save tho per
formance of their duty, and tho ulti
mate Improvement of their pupils.
Women aro pot expected to bo lawyers,
or politicians, nnd havo no prospect of
becoming anything but good teucliers,
and can therefore alford to devotonll
their time, Ingenuity, and ability to tho
cause. omen nro not often renegades,
and will seldom stoop from the dignity
attendant on their sphere, to visit nnd
"plaster" tho Directors with promises,
protestations or lirlbcs. It certainly is
complimentary to tho able bodies of
men presiding over our several School
Districts, to Inslnuato thatj thoyTcan bo
so easily Imposed Upon, and pbrsuadod
.to give Schools to til) worthy individuals
simply because, perchance, thoy may
havo wealthy relatives, belong to a "cer
tain political ; party, or a certain secret
bocloty. Stiil, .reform Is necessary, and
wo cannot all speak from tbo lofty pin
naclo of experience, therefore wo will
add no moro tp our modest opinions ex
pressed above, but will shelter our vo
ful incompetency and ignorance behind
tho moro extended knowjedgo of 'our
feliow workers In tho profession.
' Lahv Ti;al'jikkh." ,
MlSETINU AT Wn.UAMBl'OHT. A
very largo meeting of tho Democracy
of Lycoming county convened Iii tho
Court IIouso In WilHnmsport on Mon
day evening last, which was addressed
by Senator Hucknlcw. Kx Gov.' Packer
presided. Tho Standard says':1
The dignified and logical speech deliv
ered on Monday ovening last In this
city, by the Hon, CiiAitLJ'.s, R IIucka
l,r.vt, nppenrs in .exUnso, in this Issuo
of thq 'J.ycomtna Standard." It is a
masterly production, comprising a train
of historical facts and Incontrovertible
argunieuts.lllustratlvp, of tho outrageous
wrongs nnu Inhiultous legislation of tho
JtatUml party. In Hid recent session of
io 60-cancn ,jatiouai uongre3S. vc
.need not cull special attention to tho
address, as Hid iintver.s'ally acknowledg
ed nbljty of Its distinguished authqrnmi
his eminent position Ih tho country, at
oncq cduliiicud it 16 u careful perusal
nnd general attention,
Thk Radical majority In Mnlno is
puiy ili70lj against 27,(i!Q .In 18G0; a
radical losd of 15,080. Good,
COM
TICKET.
Itl)(lKO,'rilBj l)rilKMK COl'IlT,
K 6k PBit,ASi;umA.
FOHHSE.MIIl.Y,
THOMAS CIIALiVANT,
MONTOUll COUNTY.
ipiipEOAJ: MTITp,UW,(
I: toi' 1 1 1 :" Tinvxs 1 1 1 1.
" FOll TIlKASllIlKn.
tfXa6l3 YOHI3,
MI1TMN TOW.NHHlr.
KOU COMMISSIONKH,
DAVID YEAOBH,
I.OCUST TOWNSHIP,
FOR Jt'ltY COMMISSIONS',
TIIOS. -T. WELLIVElt,
MT. rf.nASANT'TOWNHHIF.
POH Al'IlITOIt,
JACOB IIAItlllS,
nniiLocK TowNHtm'.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
The Standing Committee ut its re
cent meeting ndoptcd nn address, select
ed three Democrats in each District to
net asa Vigilance Committee ; to whom
Instructions will bo sent by tho Stand
ing Committee ; nnd directed tho ad
dress and tho list to bo published in all
tho Democratic papers of tho county.
Jleavcr 1). Zimmerman, Allen Mnnn,
Charles' Mlchnel.
licnton3, J. M' Hen ry, Rob r M'l lon
rv. I. K. Krlckbnum.
Mcrielcl; Isaiah Rower, Hudson
Owen. J. S. Sanders.
Jiloom1). Lowenberg, P. Blllmeyer,
J. is. uiscy.
liriercreek Win. Lamon, J. G. Jnwv
by, J. C. Smith."
Cataxclssa-l. V. B. Kline, Dr. J. K
Bobbins. J. II. Creasy.
Centre C. II. Dietterlck, II. D. Knorr,
A nilrnw Krnns.
-a7i?r7i-J.'B:'Knttle, V. Killecn
Ti O'Gerhartv. - -
Conynnham AVm. Goodman, D. T.
M'Klernnn. Dr. Woblfortb.
Fishinncrcek'). M'Henry, David
Savnge, John Sutton.
Franklin David Knittle, Wnshlng
ton Parr, II. J. Recdor.
Greenwood Isaac Dowltt, John Leg.
irott. A. J. Albcrlson.
JlcmlockV. II. Shoemaker, Capt.
1. Lehlv. Jackson Kmmett.
Jackson Daniel Young, Silas M'Hen
ry, nenry wngner.
Locust Gera Howcr, John Snyder,
jjamci nunc.
Madison Capt. W. J. Allen, James
Klsner. A. K. Smith.
Jnmc-U. J. Campbell, W. T. Shu-
man. M. Grover.
JlljltinA. SchwoppenhcUer, Dr.
Montgomery. J. II. llettler.
Montour Noah Mouser, P. Helm-
bach, James Fitrnsworth.
Ml. Pleasant-AVm. Miller, Win
Howell. John Mordau.
Orange lir. Megargell, Col. Kline,
Moses Everett.
Pine John F. Fowler, John Lore,
Lutner ucrman.
Jloarlngcreek John D. Ilouek, N.
Drelsbach, Amzi Craig.
Scott V. Ent, B. F.Hclghnrd, J. Lake
Sugarloaf Allnns Cole, Andrew Lau
bach, G. Sioorc.
By order of tbo Committe.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Chairman,
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
liy order of the Btnmllng Coiumttteo of tlie
county, meetings will bo held nt the following
point, to which the public nro respect fully invlt
oil. nsr-Y, rrhlny evening; Rert,?7lh.
HAM-' WAY1 IIOUHE, Saturday evening, Kept
SSth.
ItOA!tINGCTti:i:iC, finlnnlny afternoon. Hep-
tember,!Mtli.
jnitSUYTOWN, Monday afternoon, Bept. SOth
OltANOKVIIXU, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 1st,
MAIN VILLI:, TucMlay evening, Oct. 1st.
CKNTUALIA, Wednesday evening, Oct. 2nd.
1U:AVEU VAI.LEY.Thumday evening, Oct.3rd.
HUL'KHOllN, Friday ovening, Oct. 4th.
1IUNTON, Saturday aflernoou Oct, 5th.
ItOHIl.SHUIta, Monday afternoon, Oct. 7th.
Tlio afternoon Meeting will bo culled tu order
ntSo'clock. Thoeenlng Meetings athalf past
neven. They will bo .addressed by two or more
of thu following named gentlemen.
Hon. 0. K lluckalew, (len. M'Candless, Oen
W. H. i:nt, Joseph C. Bltcher, Hon. Thomas
Chnlfant, Joseph H. Campbell Uin. Capt. C, II.
llrockwny, Capt. Oeo. W. lilt, Milton M, Traugh
Esq. Charles W. Miller, Esq. Dr. V. H, Freeze,
Mahlon 11. Hicks D-fil "Wm. 11, Shoemaker I'Mtf,
V.. H. Little. Kin Col. John O, Freeze,
Vlgllanco Committee aro socially lequcsted
to attend to lighting' tho Houses, erecting tho
Htands,and nrrangtngfor the mcetlngs,by elrculat
Ing tho notices..
liy order of tho Committee.
JOHN a. fkf.kzi:.
Chairman.
P. Joil.vwhohns nearly succeeded In
making tho Radical organlzatlonn unit;
(Thero wero.thlrteen of them at tho last
delegate elcctlonlis now figuring up to
prove- that tho Radicals in Columbia
county aro holding their own "bravely
It is rerfectly woll understood outside
of tho county that Palcmonjs running
tho party Into tho ground.
According to tho figures in tlio lie-
publican tho Democratic majority in 1SG0
wasy-lOlj and in 1800 tho Democratic
majority was 1G18'; moro than three
times as large as six years ago ; nnd yet
P. John's party is holding It's own !
Orngain, taking the figures of tho lie-
publican.
Tho Democratic vote in 1600 was ,307.
" " " lbCii " il,683
Democratic incrcaso 1.210.
Republican voto In 1800 was 1,873.
Republican Increase
02.
Wi: bclicvo tho President" lias wasted
millloiifdipon millions of dollars In tho
' nn'..iiAn -r., t r . 1
cuiiL-euuu wi luvi-miii. ror jiuiuum im.
sons'ho removed last summer a malorl-
ty of tho best assessors, nnd nppolnted
men wuuoui ciinracter or record. itio
line. As true us preaching as far as this
District is concerned. And tho revenue
lias sintered lu conoeciuenco. Jlepubll
can, ,
That is, P. John's ro venue has suffer
ed. Very likely.
Foil Sali:. Two houses and lots in
Bloom Towiishln. Thev nro both pleas
antly located, and will bo sold cheap
nnu u, jvusuiiuuiu nine giveif lor. l'ny-
meiii, ,u is a urst rnto cuanco lor a la
borer QTiinechnnlc. For particulars lu
fpiiro at thts'uUico. It.
MARRIED.
MACCni:A-Iir.T.KR-At the residence nf the
nn.io n lauier. in lierwicic, on me mil insu, ny
iiov, i,eo. j. tireiisingf-r, ,iirfc aivx. n. .-.laccrea,
M. I)., In Miss KlillrmH,. Miller, IkiIIi orilcrwlck,
r-..ln,KI ....... ,v t. '
Al'I,i:OATt('ollNi'.r.ISO- On the 2M Insl
by JohmLore, Ksq., Mr. John Applegale to MUs
nuititiiiiuu iiriu-lisuji. lut Ol 1 lilt, luwnniiip, vu-
liimblit counly, l"u. '
fll'-IOKll-NOTKHTK.IN-On tho Slt Inst., by
IUv. Win. J. Hyer. Mr, Wm. II. lielger In MUs
Alum i.iizaneiii isoiosleln, Ml ol uitawissi
Columbia rpunty, 1'u.
DIED,
KUwAIuW In IlliK.nisburg.tin Tuewlny night,
HeptcmlHir I7tli. 1M7, Mary A. inwards, ugeil
i iui . i iiuu,,i uiii fnj m.
JIKITTKllIUK III Herwlik, Saturday qvrnlug.
Hvnttmiirr Dili, W67, Mrs. llllzaliitli, wlfo of
jiicon w 1 HmtericK, agi-u isyears aim i momus.
The deeeiue.1 tifTorcl fur yean from a cancer
ous tumor, which rosultod mtally: wllhafurtl-
tuda equalled only by the uuswemng faltli with
wllrh Mie luokul forward to an eternal dwelling
iluc In il bet ter aud u liuppier world. Her Inst
wur.d weiutlllciid.Jej,us'' leuvlDK liohlud her
the Joyful aniurw.net. that "all was well."
ei llepojl
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Mdw nml HhonMers imvMt,tt?r.,tA
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)o:ri t.UMimit.
Hemlock Itonnl. per thuiinnil feci
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Pennsylvania and Western family..,
Pennsylvania and Western fancy
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W II EAT lennsyl aula red, V bus
niMiinerii
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rennsylvoiila rye, v bus...-.-,.
Yellow, "
White. "
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CoitN 0T V bus
1'kovisiuns Mess Pork, v bbl. ,
.viess lleer, "
liresswl llogs, )l lh
Smoked Hams '
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Rkkds Cloverseed V bus ,
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tisoa.ii
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PiO IltON No, 1 Scotch
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B
OOK AGENTS WANTED
ToHotlclt Onlers for n New Ilh.trn.rii
IUUia: UICTIONAItY.
(COM I'l.KTI IX ONK VOLUMB.)
TliUUlotlonary piiiIkmIIci the rcMiltn of tlio most
rt'M'iilKiuJy, roHfnrch.ntul it.vi'slliiutlon.ornlKtut
RUty-llvoof the mootomluriit uml lulvmicnl liiii
llenl SclmlnrH now living. I'lcrcymon or nil tlo
iinmlnntlnnH npnrovo It.Hiul rt'Kril U mthp host
work of H kliul intlit'lCtitfllKli liiiiKimRi', ntul ono
which rmutit to Ira In thu I minis ofccry Itlhlc
rentier In tho land. ,
In circulating thH Worlc, AurntA will flint n
llcasnnt niitl prodinhln employment. Tho mi
moroun ohjcotlon which nreiinimllypnconntprctl
In KollliiK ordinary works will not exist u ltd thin,
Hut, on thecontrnry.cmiHirnKemcnti.inl Irlcml
ly uia u 111 nttenct the Agent, milking his lu ho rM
ngrccnlilc. iisi-rul, nnd lucrntl c.
lAillcs, retlrcil Ck-rizyinen Hchool Tonchors,
Kur titers, Htuclcnti. tma nil otliers who itosspHs
energy, nrc wnntcd toni'lt in Cnnvnsslng every
Town nnd County In tho country, to whom the
inoHt llhcrnl InduccmentH win he ottered.
For particulars, nnplv In, or nddroiM
i'Ausu!m:i: iiuothkiim.
iepirc:-Ct 72! 8anom st., ritlladolphla. Tn.
DVHPKPSIA.
Thtro Is no dtsenso which uxpericneo has Mt
ntnply proved to ho remediable by tho
PKItUVIAX svnup,
(a protected solution of tho proDxIdu of Iron), ns
Pytpcpoln. Tho most inveteruto frms of this
dlseuso havo hecn completely cured by thW med
icine, ns ample testimony of some nf our Jlrt elt
zens proves,
rnoM thi: YES'rnAiu.n AncnnnACON
scorr, i. n.
DrsnAM, Canada Hutt.
"I nm an lnvetlratol)ysprptloof more
than 2.1 vennt Rtniittiui?."
"I have been so woiideufully hetuflted
In thothreo short weeksdhrlngwhleh Ihaveusiil
tho Peruvian Hyrup, tlmt lean wearcidy persuade
myhclfoftho reality loplo who havo known
inu itiu umiiiiimii'h hi me eiiiiuutf, i mil wuieiy
known, nnd -nn hut recommdud to others that
which has dene mi much for niot"
anotui:h ctxkoyman wiwtks at foi
"My voyageloKurope Ulndellnltely mwtiHined.
I havo dlteovercd tho "Fountntuof Ilenlth" on
thU side of tho Atlantic. Three Itntllemtf Pernv 1-
nn Hyrup havo rescued mo from the fangs of the
11 end DvsneiiKln."
. A pamphlet of .12 pages, containing n history of
huh rcinarKuiuorcmouy, wnoa ireaiiKO on "iron
ns a medicine," will be Rent free to any address.
The genuine lias 'U'eruvian Hyrup " Mown In
the glass.
J. I IlIXHM01lH,rroprIetor,
3d Vey Htrcet, New York.
Hold by nil Druggists.
HCHOKUIj A-C O.VHUM I'TIO.V,
Dr. IAIGOL, of Paris, ono of tho eminent Chem
ists of Furone. said:
"Tho most astounding results may bo anticipa
ted when Iodine can bo dissolved in puro water."
Dr. J I. Aiideis, after (If teen years of HClentlllc
research nnd experiment, has succeeded In dis
(solving oneamt one auartir uruftis of Iodine to
each fluid ounce of water, and the mont nituumting
rt-ffiiiu muronou-eH o use, particularly in Hcrotu
la nnd kindred dUeases. circulars free.
Dr. II. AtldlTR' In. lino U'nffir la frr iit.li. tiv- 1 T
DINSMOUK.UdDty Htreet.New York, nud nil
Druggists.
nepi., w,
18C7,
rn rnvHiTMiTivru ti, n. i',i...nni a
Wilvon will send (free of1 charge) to all who desire'
It, tho prescription with the dlrec tions for making
ano using ma binipiu remeoy ny wnicn no was
cured of a luugaflectlon und that dreaded disease
(,'ousumptlon. Ills only dJect Ts to lM-nefU tho
nuneieo, nnu no noies every suiierer win try uus
prescription, ns it will cost them nothing, nnd
iiuij iirov r it ou-hMiit;. ricuim uunres
m;v. kdwahd a. wir.sox.
No. 10-j South second street,
my3rtI7-ly, AViltlnmsburg, Kings co., N. V.
INFOHMATION. Informntton guaranteed lo
produce u luxuriant growtn or nnir upon a nam
head or beardless laee. uNon recelno lor the re
m oval of Fimples, 1 Hot e lies, Eruptions, etc., on
tho skin, leaving tho same soft, clear, ami beauti
ful, can ueobtnlned without charge by addressing
M?pl3'C7, H road nay, New Yorli
NEW ADVERTISElHiNTS.
A DJIINISTIlATOItVS NOTICE.
hetters of administration with tho will nnnexed,
on tho estate of c rus Fry, Into of liloomsburg,
Columbia County, havo been gi anted by tho lbg
Ister of hald eountj, to Isaac H. Kuhn, who re
hldes tn llloomsbuig. Alt perhous having claims
or tiemanus against ino siuu eMate.aro H'nut'ieu
to iHesent tnem to the ndmlulhtrator for settle
mcut, nnd thoso Indebted to mnko payment.
IHAAC H. KIMIN,
uep27"C7-Ct Adtn'r. e, t, a.
pan
H A L K
Will lo sold ut nrlvato sale, h verv desirable
residence in south liloomsburg, Columbia touu
ty, l'a., tho proH-rty eonslMtlng of
T V O T O V S L O T rt
hltuate and frontlnj Third Htreot nftho town of
IHoomsburg, whereon uro erected n largo two
iory
F It A M K 1 V 1 U h I .V U II O ti H V.
with kitchen nttnehed, a largo hlahlo nnd Car
riage liousc, goKl pig Mte.coul Itouso, eteugjl
well of never falling watcrut tlio buck dior. l'os
Mission will bo iii ven on tho llrst of Anrll. lNiS. If
not sold between this and tho iiut, of Dee tuber
next the same will be exposed to public Milo on
suld dale at I o'clock 1. M. For further tartieu-
lars, iuquro of Michael F, llyerly, nt tho otllco of
ii. f. ciant, I.MI,, liloomsburg Coiun.bia m.l'a,
Hept,'j7,IsU7,
TESTATE OP 1 ETEH
WJriTE-
MuT, dkui;ahi;d.
xorict: of i.xquicst.
To Michael Whltcntght; Henry Whltenlghtt
Amzl Whitenlnht: Julian, vUfoof Daniel Wan-
icu; iwnecen i.iixiioein. wiro or Henry Hum
nurs: Had u I l'mmn. vlfo of Willlani llronson
nnd I.vilin M. Whllenlght, thlldreu nnd heirs
ui i-eier niu'iiiiiiu, jato orJItm otk omii
ship, Columbia county, deceased.
i oil alio em h or j ou vv in tahe notice, tlmtbv
vlituo ot n writ of jartltlon or valuation, Issued
iuu oi ino urpimns louri ot mo Louuiv or i o
lumbla. an Imiuest will bo held nt tho dwelling
house, late of Peter Whiteulght. deceused, In tho
lowusiiip oi iiemioeic, in saui couniy or cuiuni'
bin. on ha l unlay, tho ttlhday of Nmi mber. a. n.
1mj7, for the purpoco of making pnitltlon of tho
real estate of the said deti'ased.hltualo lu Hem
lock lovrnxhln. nloresald. to nnd nininiLf thi cliil-
ilro n and representatives of tho snlil deceased, If
iiioistono enu ne nono wuuoui piejuoieo lo or
spo nnu tno same, otherwise tn vtuuo and nn
praise the whole. HAMUFX HNYDi:il,
Itloomiiburg, Hept. 27, lsu7, Hlierllf.
rjlIIE aitEATKST IMI'KOVKMKNT
OF Till: AOI.I!
. A.Nb a wkw i:ha I.N
A II T I F I O I A h h I (J II T,
I.Kllir I'OH THK MILLION
thi: i:uur.u'A im.uminatino ou,
lias been discovered, which costs only ono cent
for three hours. Cheap, clean and neat, No
oirenslve tiuelt. no areaso tint explosive, not dan
gerous to use IlkoKeroseuo Is, Coats only lit It-en
tents per gallon.
'Iho above Is uu nrtlclo rect ntly UIseoveied,(nr
brought to light,) by nn eminent chemist, who
has become u true benefactor to tho lacej bring
ing within roach of the poorer clauses, ns well us
I no ricn, a ngui u)erior to mat produced by Kor
a.ne! besides, u l nou-ox plosive, nud this now
Illuminator will not weaken tho eye-sight or af
fect Iho lungs, usKerostuudotij by continued use.
It can bo used with or without chimneys, with
perfect safety, It hns been thoiuughly tt stid by
ui.i.inuiiuB, nun i ii in uimt-i, nn ri'resenit u.
This need but bo seen ami used in t noun-Hn,
ted. It gives a clear, steady Unlit, nnd b not so
liable to 1st extinguished as other lights. Jt Is
certuinly onuof the greatest discoveries of mod
ern limes, sepJ7 07-2t,
A DMINIBTHATOUVS NO T I V E.
-Vitatkoj'Da iiillKAitiiAUT.ni-.fii.-U tiers
of admlulstrut ton to tho t-stntu of l)av Id Ikarlmrl.
tutu (if t..oiibl I.il',ilLIi. ra.liii.il.l. li.. '
det'ensed, havo Imen gumted by tho Heglsler oi
i uiuiiiuiueuimiy. io latmaru Aunms, wnorestiles
In said townshlo. Columbia eoimtv. All f..rt.r..iB
liavlngelaiins or Uemunds against the estate of
uiu mviMciuuru rmiifnu-u in iniiku litem kuouii
to tho administrator without delay, nml all per
sons Indebted aio reouested to make imynunt.
u I.l!oNAltD ADAMM, Axlm'r,
Beplemler6,IMi7-"t,
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HIKMIUM LIST
or Tiin
ANNUAL
TWnt.FTH
IXltllllTION
OF THK
COt.UMMA (,OUNTVA(IttICUIiTt,nAIi,1!Olt.
TR'UI.TUnAT AN1 SIKCIIANICAli
AKSOCIATIO.V,
To UK !lt:Mi
AT IH.OOMMHUItO, l'A.,
On AVrrtnMdnri'Tlnirftnr fnd Frlilajr, Octoljrr
0th, 10th, nnd llth,
Tho intuiaircrs of tho Attrlculturnl Hiclcty of
Colnmhln t'mmty, will cndonor to put eery
irnng in mo noo-iorucr 10 iiuuto ino accnminima
LlntiM inint)I(Lii UiIm cnr. and nn Asrlculturul Ho-
rlctlos hnvo now lecomn fixed luMltuttou, nnd
ecry iioiy ficKiioweije mm tnrre Mnrentn
Amount ot Information, retTrntloii ntul nftreeahlc
nMftorlnttoti In ntletidlug n well-conducted, und u
well filled up t'nlr, Iho Committee, to whom tho
incmlKTri of tlio iMt year's Fair havo eut runted
ino mnnnuomeni, wouki enrneniiy nnu respeci
fully soil. It tho co-operatlou of every jktkoH In
tlio county, hoping thoy will nil hrlng something
t.i ttm t-'nlr ni(ilumhln. thU oer memornhle
yenrof our Ixrdt 1SH7,
A everi IIIIIIK 1 llllt Mini iiiiii, iuii" u nn-iu
tn viirrv It nil with MntUfnetlou. exhibitors and
rontrihutors will plenio rend tho Instructions,
nnd come to the Kalrcxecting tonhlde by thetu
wuuoui nsKing ior miy niierniiou.
U'll. UUI'KUT, Hecietnry.
CI.AM I. HOItSIW,
Atmcr Welsh, Kupcrlntcndetit,
Host nnlr tlrnuuht horses 00
2.1 io iit do A 00
Host imlr cnrrlnce do mi
M do ilo do not)
Iiest pair carriage mares fl m
2d do ilu do (i 00
Itest Htnllion o er .1 veura old 12 HO
2d tin do o 00
Ucst brood mnro. wltu colt nt her Mae, hoth
owned hv tno exhibitor. 8 00
2d do brood inure, with colt nt her utile, hoth
owned by the exhibitor, A 00
Host nlnulu enrrlauo home. 4 m
Sd do do do
Hem singio enrnago marc, 4 w
2tl do do do If 00
llest, gelding ueiweeu a ana i yours out i w
do maro do do 4 W
do Odd Ing do 2 nud .1 do 4 Ml
do .Mure do do 4 00
do IiorNoeolt iH-tween 1 A 2 y turn old soo
tlo mare do do HI")
ilo horino or mnro oolt under 10 months :i trf)
2d do do do ilo do 2 00
do pair macth com utiacr 4 years out
broken to harness R 00
I-'.xbihitorH tinder this elites will have their hor
ses on tho ground by lu o cioen, 'j burmiay morn
lliil, woeii 1 ocy win oe t'iiiiiineti,
.Iiiduefi Abnrr Welth. nrnnso: Wtlllnm 1M1
dine, Madison; Cllnlon Mendenhall, Frnnkllu
AVm.Hlmn'er, Ccntroj Daniel Yetter, Maine,
CLASS It CATTI.K,
Xchcmlah Iteese, Hu)erlutenilent,
Ihtrhnm Stock,
Itest hull .1 veurs old nnd onwards f 12 10
21 do oo do (l 00
itest bull between J nnd 3 yenrsold ooo
2d ito ilo do 4 00
lKst bull lietwcen 1 nud 2 ienrs old aoti
'M do do do '2 (")
iH-Nt mm mir under id mouinsnut - w
.1 do
do
rli7iirt(tViiWj 1 jf ur
Im'hI row -1 v eai s old and Howards I! ot)
2d ilo do do I in)
best heifer between 2 and 3 years old i 1 00
2d do do do 3d)
best heifer calf under 10 months old .00
Jcum fitork.
Ik-si bulla v ears old nnd upwards 61.! 00
2d do do do IMKl
best bull botwccii Sand 3 ) ears old (l(K)
21 do do ilo 4 00
best bull between I nnd 2 years old, 3 no
2d do do do 2 00
best bull calf under in mouths old 'jini
!d do
do
do AyncuUnri't 1 yr.
best cow 3 vear, old or no ward (1 Of)
2d do fi) do 4 00
bct heirer between 2 nml 3 years old 4 no
2d do do ilo .100
host heifer under 10 months old
AUlemcy Stock.
Host bull 8 years old nud upward tjl-00
2d do iln do 0 00
best bull between 2 and 3 years tld (loo
2d do do do l in)
lHst bull between 1 nnd 2 years old 3 00
2d do tlo do 2 Ini
best bull enlf under 10 months old 2n)
2d do tlo do Iftrtculturiit 1 ur.
best eow 3 years old nnd upward . ii ou
2d do do do 1 00
best heifer bel ween 2 and 3 curs old IW
at do do do 3 00
best heifer calf under 10 monllH out
Oriulctt Stuck.
IVst bull years old and upward
2d po do do
bent bull between 2 and 3 years old
2d do do do
best bull between 1 and 2 years old
2d do do do
Irt'st bull culf under 10 mouths old
?12 00
ooi)
tltJM
100
3 0J
00
2d do do do Agriculturist 1 ur.
im?i eow it years old ami upward
2d do do do
best heifer lttweeu 2 and 3 years old
2d do tlo do
best heifer calf under 10 months old
A'ume Stock.
Itest bull 2 years old and upward
2d do do do
bent bull lwtween 1 and 2 yours old
2d do tlo do
host bull ealf under 10 months old
2(0
M 00
I IN)
. 3 IN)
'J INI
200
2d do do AffricutturUt 1 jf or
best eow 3 years old and upward (t lit)
Zd do tlo do 4 (ii
liest heifer between 2 and 3 years old 4 00
2d do tlo do 3 IN)
best heifer under 10 months old 2(n)
Oxen intl fitceri.
Ilest vnko oxen owned nnd worked bv ex
hlbltor ".1-1
2d do tlo do 3 (j
best yoko steers between 2 nnd 3 years old 1 1)
2d do do tlo 2 00
Exhibitors will liavo their slock ready forthe
.ludifc to examine hv 10 o'clock u. in., on Thurs
day, nud to remain until Friday, 3 o'clock, p. m.
Judges Nehemlah Heese, Hemlock; Uotlleb
uuuincr, rnuiwissn; .icsio jioiiman,ueniro; .m
cob Yohe, MUUlnj It. Wilson, MadKon.
CLAS.S III SWINI.
A. F, Young, Hutwrlntoudont.
I lest hoar
2d do do
best brood sow
2d do tlo
best sow and pigs ((I or more)
best lot 3 or moro pli under H weeks old
2d do do do
best lot stock hogs (3,or moro)
2d tlo do do
ft AO
3 00
100
3 00
tll)0
:tw
2 00
3 00
2 00
Judges A. J1, Young, flreonwood; Hohr Mc-
nenry, iienion; i'wis iioat, .m on lour.
ei.AH-4 iv sm:i:i'.
Francis Evans, Huiierlntendent,
Jttc Wool,
Host buck
2d do tlo
best owe
2d do do
Host buck
2d do do
best euo
2d tlo do
llest buck
2d do do
best ouo
2d do do
(100
3 00
1 U)
300
4 00
3 00
4 00
3 00
100
3 00
4 00
MUhUc Wool.
3 00
JudgeH Frances F.vnns, Ilri.nereck (leo. Feb
ii'iniun, j,ih-um; juiiu nuuiu, .miuusuii,
CLASH V lOL'I.TUY.
John Cadmau, Hupcrlnteudent,
llestnnd largest tlUptay of isiultry SIOil
2d do do tl! 2 00
nesi pair inieiteni Ayricutturitt I year.
2d do do .71
best pair turkeys in)
2d do ilo ft)
hist pair geeso l m
.u uo tio no
best pair ilutks 1 ou
Itest and largestdtplny of tamo pigeons W
Ju Iges John Catlmnu, Itloom; llenry lVldi-
muier, uemiiK'K; Joseph J-llley, Scott.
CI.VS4 VI I1KAIN AMI HKKPS.
Joseph Mouser, Superintendent,
st half bushel tiov er seed
It.
S10t
1.7)
2d do do ilo
do half do Timothy
2d do tlo do
do bushel whllo wheat
do do ro
do do buckwheat
ilo ilo gourd seed corn oars
tlo tlo yellow do
do do smoked tlo
tlo half bushel flaxsovl
3 IN)
1 .71
3 00
1 .7)
I .7)
1 .7)
1 ,71
l7
1.7)
do bUMicl oats
1 .7)
Judges-Joseph Mouser, Montour; John Umber,
Hemlock; Wesley llownym, Oniugo; Jatlison
.it iii-urj , i- iiiui;i i ei , i' nwiuca i; i, ex, urteu
wood,
II.AH.1 VII VEOKTAHbE.4.
Illratu ApHomuu, Huiierlntendent.
Itest bushel of nnv of tho different vnrla.
ties of potatoes 31, 7
do bushel svtt-et potatws JO0
tlo biiHhel Held turulpi l.T)
do
tlu
do
do
u tlo sngarbtels Ayrtcutturut year
uu iiiiiiihuiii null.
l ito In-els
100
l oo
l do carrots
- do parsnips
IffficuKurtet 1 year
l(N)
do
uu ' j uu unions
do Jj dozen vegetable oysters (salsify)
do
100
too
1 00
1 U)
uu ofviw luiiiiiiiirn
do 3 heads eabbago
tlo 3 huuchcHcelcry
do 4 egg plants
do 2 quarts I.lma bonus
do 2 tlo California Ih bus
do 2 ouarts Horn, ltenni.
1 00
I 00
1 )
100
1 00
tlo Iot of pumpkins 0 or more AvrieultilrU 1 yr
JUdlieS 11. AliDlCmaU. Ilt-rilbu-lcf Kolnmnn
Hhuman.Catawisha; Conrad Hlltenbendcr.Hloom
CbAHrt VIII IIOL8ElIOLU M ANUFACTt'KOTl.
Ueubeu llomhoy. HunerintenJeiit.
Host lo yards i'Jnuuel, jl
2I tlo tlo do AmicuHurtttlyeur
tlo 6 yards Woolen Cloth, 1 &)
uo iu yarns t. urpt.1,
2d do do do
do 10 j ards l'lald Mnen,
do 10 yards Diaper,
tlo Unit Wool sttHKlugs,
do tlo tlo Mittens,
tlo Cotton stocking),
tlo Homo made Shirt,
2d do Uo Uo do
du pair Wool J Hank els,
tto hair Linen HhtiU.
1 60
tart'cutturtMt 1 year
I .7)
1 .7)
.00
.7)
.7)
1 00
1 00
2 00
Iff i (cultuTittlytur
do Itomotuatle'l itbltj CloiU,A tricuttuntl yenr
Judges Ueubeu linmboy, Hemlock j Airs. Phil
ip Cool, ttoarlng Creek: Mis; HI rum H. Kline,
Orange i Mis, Hiram J, lUcder, Haukllii.
CLAHfi JX-UOMMi'lC f A N U t A t'T V it Vi,
.. Jtim.u' Buperiiiteudeiit.
Itest loaf of bread, ttQ
do Found Cuke, ;j
itotllnger Cake,
doHpougo Cake,
dobumplo pri serves.
tlo tlo Fiult Jelly, ,tj
do Cueuinler l'ltkh-u.
do IJt kles uf uny other kind.
do Apple 11 u Hit,
ilo Ft nth llutler.
do Flum butter,
tlu (Iiapo llutler,
do Ualfon Hoigluim,
m
.7)
fit)
to
m
a ou
do l unit Jlaia. Jirr;,liri.i i
ttosnmpio Sausage, m
ihiApiAople, h
tlo kainplo t ast, m
tlo du hanUoap. -
Uo tlo fcofl Uo $)
JuUe4-Joh U, Quick, M,outour( Mr Jacob
tpuhidr. Franklin l Mrs, Huiittn WlUmi
Madlsou.'Mts, Kurah H. Furel, ttr nine; thn
W, Diviiibn. h, Ib-mioi-U.
LI.ASH X-KVt) AlUICi.tn A NH H.UWI M,
Capt, t fl. Jncltsou,Huperlnlfndcnt,
Host hullHhnwl,
ft f)
I Ml
I (10
I in)
I oi
I nn
I INI
l ixi
1 IN
llll
1.10
I at
I O)
1 o
IIU UO Wlllll,
tlolldy.
doTettlt
(Inir u-ftrk.
do specimen lleadwork,
oo no
do do
do tlo
do do
Hholl tlo
lllirr do
leather wot k,
Hair work
Wax, do-, . Hv.
Drnwlng,
l'alullmr,
Hllk EmhroMoryi ,
Wo tiled KnibntlUcry,)
Cotton tlo
shUo--tu.
do do
do do
do do
do do
ll.l lift
do Worsted MM,
dnrotton Mat;
do Worked slipper,
do Fnnci- Fin Cushloh,,
1 (M
1 to
1 00
oo ueao iTCMn,
do Dlsplnv Moss Fnlnllng,
no collection imiiiias. ,m
do do Artlllclftl Flowers. ;rt
do do Houso Plnnts hi bloom 1 id
do do Dried lrnss, ,v
tlo tlo do Tlowers. :$)
tlo Vnrlety Flowers. , t :i
tlo Hpeclmen of I'cnmanthlp, 1 isj
.Tin lies Cunt. t O. Jackson. Iterwlck! MU
Mnry Mendenhall, Fraukln; Mrs. Daniel Hi
Millilni Mrs. Harvey Cnnellng, Heottt Mm.
Charles It. Fowler, Hrott,
CLASS XI 1'J.Oim, TOVr.H, TIN-WAHK, ANt
1IKNTISTHV .
Noah Crltes, HuiKTlntendetit.
Host fiO pounds wheat Hour, 1 0
do do buckwheat Hour, :t i
do do rye Hour, Urn
tlo do corn meat, 3 in
do Cooking Htovo w Ith itxtures, 2 w
tlo Parlor tlo tto a ut
doHetnrthlclal teeth, tn
do Variety ot Tln-Wnro, 2 m
ti..l,.A.Vn.t fpll..u Ailiiuilmill W'l.t l t...
Heottj Wm. ltlchnrt, liemlock.
CLASS XII AaitlCUI.Tl'KAt. IMI'I.EMnNTS A Ml
HAflllNKnKY.
Jacob Harris, Hupe rlnttmlent.
Best rimigh for genernl use, $2 10
tlo Corn Plough, inj
tlo Com Planter, ;:ti
tlo Threshing Machine nnd Power, in
tlo Mower nml I ten per combined, a
tlo Fanning Mill, y
iloHoisoHay Pork, 2 11
do Corn Hheller, 2 tn
do 11 ruin Drill, , :ity,
do Farm Wagon, 2 H
tlo Htruw tr foilder cutter, 2 (i
do lltirso Ilnke, M
do jiorlablo cider mill and press, 1 1
do Clothes Wringer, 1 !'
do Washing M tub I tie, ,)
tlo sausaso grinder, j tn
tlo clover huller, 1 ,
tlo Churn, 1 1.
tlo Wheel barrow ,u
do Holler, Agriculturist 1 yevt
Judires Jarob Hnrrls. Hemlock ! Win. T. Kl.n.
man. Alain; John Ilanl, Jack. son; Jos. Muster
.lauisoii.
CI.AM XIII VEIII('t.r.S.
Ilobert Pursel, Superintendent,
Itest family oarrlngo,
tto top buggy, 2 n,
do oiien tlo 1
ilo sfelgh, ie
do sulky, 2 hi
Judges Hob, Purse), Madison ; Deo. H. HuiiUr
Clrecnwootl; N. P. Moore, Hemlock,
CI.AHS XIV HEM AMI UKKIIIVKS.
Dsenr Auchenbach, Huperlulendeut.
Itest suarm of bees, ,
2d tlo do do Agricvtlnriil y?,i
do sample fivn pounds of honey, 1 n.
tin beehive, 1
Judces Auehenbach, Ornugo; A, Hmltli
Hemlock ; John Scott, Cat aw Issa.
CLASS XV WIN1.M ANIl I.IO,L01W.
(. K. Hmllh, HuiHTlutetidcnt.
!1 (
1 1.1
1 1
1 1
I 01
do do blackberry wiim,
do tlu grapo wiut,
Uj tlo ehorry wine,
do do rvo whlskev.
do do elder vinegar,
Judges-A.K.Hmlth, Madison; Ell Mendenlmll,
llentoii; Peter l,nubnch, I len ton,
CI.AHS XVI CWIINEr WAUK, TANNKIH, SHuhlt.
Kf.lM, TA1I.OUS, 1'orrKHS AMI llltllK
MAKCHS WilltK,
Joseph Hcattergood, Superlntcndcnl.
Host lhireau, il .
doilrosHliiK tand, lot
do display cabinet ware, 2 tm
do set Windsor chairs, I im
do spring seat chairs, 1 0
do rocking ihalr, 1 (
tlo settee, I ft"i
tto madostlltnf elolhcs. .
do half dozen bioomi,
do set slnglo harm,ss,
do tlo double Uo
do two slilessoto leather,
do do do kin,
do do do en It skins,
do pair calf boots,
doimlrklp do
do lot eaithenwnre,
AfincuUmiilX ffri
iW
1 Ut
1 1'l
1 'il
1 f)
UO Hill 11 pi O UriCKH, '
Jurlges Joseph HeattergiKid, Pine: SConh Motn
or, Montour; Phllli llnrimnu, Scott,
tLAhS XVU KUUIT,
Thomas J, Weltlver, Superintendent,
llewt half bushel of any variety of apples Jl
do tlisnlnv ofnttnles. 2 m
2d do do tlo
tlo display of pears,
24 do do do
do illsjday of peaeh.oH,
2d do ilo
AffricttUunH ljrv
Agriculturist 1 ytnr
Agriculturist 1 d
tlo dozen milnces, 1 )
2d tto tlo do i
tlo Mvoclusteisof grnpos, t
do display nrgiapcs, . o
2il do tlo do Affiiculturhl y 1
do dvo clusters ('reveling grapes, ,
ilo do Concord grapes,
tto thi Diana grapes, .
do do Delaware grapes,
do do Isabella grapes, "
do Iot Fox grapes.
tlo display ot Raspberries, l t
do samplo of tlrltU apples-, t
do do prju'lies, i
Itest samplo dried elieir.es, stoned A unstoneil
Judges Thos. J, Weill ver, Mt. Pleasant: U
ben Hieh.tJrticnwood; UllasIvruin,Hcwlt; Jllrai
IValer, Plshttigcreek.
CLASS XVIII SroilTINO LIST.
Host trotting horso, m.ire, or gelding, fen-
trancofioSJ) 00) JIim
If less than four horses aro entered, for cm ii
horso less than four. SJO shall he Uoduclcd frin
thojirtmluui tillered,
fahmkhs' list Kiitsr utor.
Host trotting horso mnro, or gelding, (eu
t nil uo tee $10) f yi
If lessth.in four, 910 shall bo deducted from in
premium ottered,
HIXJOND TItoT,
Ikst trotting horse, maro or gelding, (eu-
traneo fee 8t) iSi i"
II less than four horses nro entere), fir em
horsu less than iour,$3shall lie deducledlrom di'
pieiiilum uilcied.
No premiums will bo awarded for any of ti
above threo trots If less than two horses apix'ii
to eomoelo for the premiums.
Mile heals, In harmss best out of three.
In tho Farmers' lUt nil lioires must heeiihrnl
by residents of Columbia County and owned
tho competitor at least threo months before du
Fair.
Judges Stephen II. Petllbono, Orange; Th'
J, Vandersllee, Hemlock j William Hhatler, Cm
tic; Fieas Fowler, lirlarcrcok,
CLASS XIX VOOT ItACINO,
Itest run onto 11 round the eoursofentrauee
fte.to) fs
Heeond best do tlo ip 1 11
If lessthanthieopcrsonsenicr forthe nm n
premium vylll bo awarded.
Judges Andrew Mudlsor., Madison ; A. J M
bertson, Oreenwijodi A, Melliek, Mt, Plinwtiii
llfl.J-S AMI Ittni.ATIONS.
(Article thltd ot tho tunstitullon requires ptr
sons to pay tho Association ono dolhu to cniiD
tuto membership, Tho practice horetttfoio h.i
beioi to buy tlcketsou Pair tlays, and have thur
names lecorded at tho It me
First, Every person having articles for ein
bitlou or competition, must become a nu'i.ii
of the Assoehdon beloiecnteritig thoio,
Heeond. Minors can become members or 1
hlhltnrs when their parents aro meiubeis.
'third, Tho Held of competition Is open torn
persons from other counties ami Slates can
enmo exhibitors upon tho sainu term as elllmi
01 inis t;onmv.
Fourth. All articles ottered for roinpiiti'-ii
must bo owned by tho competitor, Fruit, vet;
btbles, tlowers ect., must lo tho gniwlh of tin
eoinpetitor.and all maiiufaclUied urtlelu tnui
made li the coiupetllor,
Plflh. All slock entt rtsl must bo what Is r f
rt sailed or premiums will Ui lot felled.
Hlxlh, All articles for exhibition ortomnttui
must bo entered by A o'clock, v, m., Weuiuwl.!
tho fill, und exei pt In Impossiblo cases boon
ground nt that time, and n main thero mill! 1
day 3o'cloclc r. sr.. when they will bont thu ihs
posal tif the exhibitors.
Seventh. Htaiidn lur tho salo nf n-fit shim n"1
can be obtained by application to tho seen bu
It. F, Hnrtmun.
Eighth. No llseenso will bo grnnUd stands Ui.d
sell splrltous or maU tl'iuors.
Juiuesnpnointed to examiuo tho illirerent elat
es will confer 0 tavor on tlio Association by call
ing at tho Hceretary's (Jillco enily on Thursdu)
morning to obtain their Instructions.
Tickets to tho Fair con bo obtained at the mf
ferent stores beforo tho Futr oral tho Ticket
flco during Fair days.
t 1. .. Joseph p, connku.pkm
L. H. Her put, Hee'y.
liloomsburg Hept. 27, 1N17.
pill-: KKYSTONK CLOVKH SKi:i
S T 11 I P V K It.
I'ATKNTKIi OClOUKIt 2, IsOO.
This slintdo, though cllectlvo machlno U adrill
led by all selentlilo observers to bo tho most tltu-cl
Uevlco for gathering clover seed yet discovered,
A meio glanco at it Is suillclenl to convince ti
most obtuso mind or Its practical utility.
It strips tho clover head fiom tho stalk leavmi
the straw standing 111011 tho ground. It Is easily
drawn by one hoise, and requires but one man 'I
boy to work it.
It is compact, simple lusttucturo, and not lia
ble to get out of order, ami can bo cheaply got up
Tho great ndvantago in this machlno is, uf
havo tho seed gathered In tho chair, ready for h
clover mill or huller, besides saving tlio grtat
length of limennd lalwu of mowing, handling nita
threMitng It rrom the straw, It will nlsop.iv ev
ery farmer to gather his seed with (his miuliiu.
tin accouut or tho saving or tlio seed which I lost
lu tho old way of gathering It.
Extraordinary inducements offered to encr:"'1
men who vviuli to purchuscNlateur county Miil
1 or particular addies
WEIWMAN A nFIKHOI.D,
. ,lf,M , Ckntualia,
Jon2.V7. Columbin Counly. V
N MFNT 'AI ,X)UlNa IvSTAHIilSH
' WJU.IAM MOUUIH,
Takes this mctlitHl of Informing tho tltlrtiifc 1
Columbia comity, tlmt holmsopenednuewtaii "
lligt slablishmeut In tho tow 11 or
t CATAWIHH'A, pa..
whoro lio Is preimred to mnko up on nlmii not
all kinds nfgtnlhmui wear lu tho laltht
most lashlonabloktyleH, Having worked id lii"
busliiesi. for stiv t-ral years iulhoilty of New
In Hatters hi nisei r that ho can give full ami r
pleto biillsfactiou to lilu customers at I ensoiu !
latts, HoguarantkCH tlio
iU VJ U Y II l! HT F ITH, , (
orthowoik noed not be taken. All woik "
bo soonged betoro inuklug.ko that there hlmi '
neither hpot norhrluknge. ., .
Shop In Judgo llnldy's Ilrlck llulldlng, ' 1
stieel, Uitawlssn. Pn,
A khuruiif publloputroniiKo Urt:.,ttfull
ted. (iiiinn ntH entcTully cUautd und
nl red on tho ohnrteot hoi ice. hupC'tff-Ji"'