THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBUHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
SUltc Columbian.
DLOOMHHUlta. PA.
KHIDAY MOH.'.l.'.ll, .IAS, III, 1(I8.
-THIS COI.VMlllA.lf h.t the Lnrgril
Clrltlu In C.lmufcl. ftuil tlJolutiiR
null! faux p.ri.r inlbllaliil hor, anil
la alao m ninth Urir ili.t Ulan any of
llioatcmprrUi and U th.r.rar. Ilia b.at
in.tllnia far aarertlalag In Ihla atttlon or
Ire. Iltalt.
UBHOanATIC HTATi: COJfVKWTIO.V,
llAnmaiii'itu, rA., January , IMS.
Tli n.mnorntlfi Mlnln rniillilitlt.fi nl I'cllllsV
vaila uavo nl WKIlNhMDAY, Till: KOMI
(Hill DAY OK MAItCII, un, at 11 o'clock m.,b
Hie nine, anu mo linn m mu iiuuan m nciue
ralatlvtn, at Harrlaluirir, m the place, for hold
liiK tho aauunl t'ouicntlon of thf party.
ft I. Mrrifircil lhnt Ihla f'nlivfintloli be cnmlmaeil
nf ono member for each Senator ami llcpreaon.
taUvi, who ahall bo eleeteil In lhe uinnl innntior
find they will meet at the time anil placo afore
bntd.for tho purpose of nomlnntlnn eanilllatis
for the office, of Auditor Oeueral anil Hurveyor
Mrue-ral. and or .electing ue-icKaiea 10 uio.ihuoh'
ut Convention for tlin nomination of candidate
lor President find Vice l'rcaldcnt.
The members and committees of tho orgnnlfii-
fl.ni uml ull rontiere-Atlv. citizens who rnu Unite
with u In the support of constitutions! prlnct
plea art requested to proceed to the election of
mo usicsaics in uieir rc-jie-e'iiieuiaiiicis,
Ily older of the Democratic Htnto Committee.
WILLIAM A. WALLACi:,
(I. 0. Deik, Bec'y. Chairman.
COCSTY CoivKJlTlOS.
Thk Democratic voters of the several Districts
In Columbia county are requested to meet at the
usual place 01 mount? H"it ii "i".- V"t ""
tcmuslilp elections, on Maturilay the 15th day of
February lstsa nemi-eti ine hours oi inreon ciock
In Urn Afternoon. uDd aclell o'clock in the after
noon of that day, and eli-ct by ballot two tiersuna
lu represent ino euairici inn uoiiniv eoiiieiiuuii
to be held at the Court llouae lu Itloomsbnrir on
Monday. February 17, at 12o'clock, noon to se
loot two Henatorlal Conferees iind two lleprese'nt
utlvu Confereea to meet similar Conferees, from
the other counties or tho District toiigre-oupon n
Ktnnturlal Delegate and o Uepresentatlve Dele-
K lie lorepreeni iiieiHiuiny in a nuiii'Luioi'iiuuu
to be bald at tUnlaburir March I, IMM : to nolill.
nato a btate ticket and Delegates to the Nation
al Democratic Convention as, recably to the notlii'
of the mate Central Comiaitlve,
By order ofthoCouiiulttee,
0. It. MclIr.NKV,
J, U, r lir.1.4.1., Mitrmtm,
J, U. iVEMNEIt,
i. w. Urr,
It. J. MiixAno;
J. 1'. lliMNON.
J, (I. l)L'Kk-,
K. J, Alvlutson,
1808. TIIE COLUMBIAN. 1808.
HOW IB T1IK TIME TO SfllUCnlDH.
The grand results of the late flections
which liuve revived tho drooping for
tunes of the. Democratic party, and
have added to their Invincible stead
fastness tho ardor and tho confidence) of
victory In the contest approachlng,havo
been due, in no inconsiderablo degree,
to reinforcements from tho ranks of our
opponents, but these- very reinforce
ments,'ns well as tho putting forth of
our own "trength, to which they are
chiefly due, liavo been the direct conse
quence of tho systematic mid well di
rected energies of workers throughout
the country, who havo labored while
other slept j who see to-day tho first
frulta of their labor, and whoaro ready
and eager to pass forward to grander
triumphs and the final victories which
will crown their noble toll,
The samo energy put forth now will
bears fuller harvest next Fall. The tide
Is with us to-day, against which wo
havo been struggling for long and weary
years. Taken at tho Hood, It icilt lend
us on to victory.
Thl9 is more necessary now than ever,
for our opponents, rendered desperate
by their recent defeats, have resolved
to rule or ruin," and in order to retain
power are violating tho fundamental
principles of our Government. Not
oulyaro legally olectcd Senators and
members of tho House of Representa
tives arbitrarily deprived of their seats,
but ten sovereign States are disfranchis
ed, tho President is in effect deposed,
and arbitrary despotic power ,placcd in
tho hands of ono man from whom there
Is no appeal. Kvcn the Supremo Court
is not safe from these lovellor3,and they
now aim to make its decisions subservi
ent partisan purposes. Afterseven years'
trial, our oppncnU havo not only failed
tt restore the Union, but are dully add
ing to our debts and tuxes, and surely
sowing thu tecds of another civil war.
Thcro Is but one way. Organize,
organize, organlzo, anil organize now.
Experience, has taught that in tho long
intervals between political campaigns),
there is no Instrumentality so potent as
a sound Democratic newspaper, which
weekly comes to tho home fireside, and
there, with truth and cogency,scts forth
the facts of tho country's condition, and
applies to them Democratic principle-".
No power Is t bo compared to this for
making Democratic votes. Ono dollar
spent for such a weekly visitor does
more than ten dollars spent In any other
way. Such Is tho opinion of leading
statesmen of our partj j such has been
the successful practice of our opponent'.
Can they not bo outdone with their own
weapons, by getting together tho active
Democrats of each District, by dividing
up tho territory to bo canvassed, by sco-
ing to it that every Democrat whotakes
no paper now, subscribes to ono j by in
duclng every doubtful voter to sub
wrlbe, and those who are unwilling or
too poor to subscribe, supylplng by
gratuitous distribution, raising a fund
among zealous and well-to-do friends
for the purpose. Sovenfold tho cost to
overy one of them will be saved In tax
es. This is tho work which will Insuro a
Democratic triumph lu 16C8, and so ro
storotlie Unlon,revIvolndustry,andcut
down tho corruptions and burdens of
the Government. "Trus Ooi,umiiian"
will (aha Its full share of this labor.
During tlui hut Campaign it proved
Its eilldcuey, as our majority was 200
greater that In 16CI. It U ono of tho
larget pupers lu tho State, with fine
bold type, printed ou clear whlto paper
by means, of u Steam Power Press.
While It coutulug tho muss, of legal and
other advertisements useful to all our
citizens, it carefully excludes all obscene
and filthy ones ) It contains tho latest
City and country Market Iteports, tho
lati.t news from homo and abroad,with
matter for the runner, tho Mechanic,
the Family and tho Children. It will
BlwayBbotruutothoparly, Its prlncl
pics uml Its lnteii'sts. Price 12.00 per
annum. Addrers
UHOCKWAY it rUEICZL'.
t'orCMfci.jcN.i, printing ictt over a
Tho IVlordansvlllo Iost Office.
HltoHT time since wo published an
article on the subject of mall service In
Mt. Pleasant town-hip, In which refer
encewasmadeto thu 1'iwt OlUcochanges
there and to thu difficulty of arranging
the olllces and mnll service so as to ac
commodate the whole body of tho pco
plo Interested. Our article was not
written in tho Interest of any pers m or
locality, but was Intended to represent
tho whole subject fairly from an inde
pendent point of view. And wo would
very willingly Imve published nny pro
per communication sent to us ou thu
sumo subject, whether In nccordanco
u Ith our views or not.
Hut wo havo been taken to task by
tlui Post Muster tit Mortlansvlllo (Hear
Hun) through tho columns of tho Jl-
publican, and our article denounced by
li t tn as unfair nml untitle. Wo bellcvo
this worthy gentleman will conclude,
before wo are dono with him, that ho
has madoa tlotiblo .ulstnko a mistake
in denouncing us without cause, and a
mistake also in selecting tho columns of
P. John's newspaper for his commit
iilcutie.il.
We havo taken time to obtain exact
Information as to changes in tho Mor-
dniisvlllo Post Olllce and now present it
below to our readers. Every fact stated.
can bo verified by official papers lu tho
Post Olllco Department.
Hy act of Congress of Aug. 3 lS3l,con
sollilating former pot-routo laws, a
mall route was established from Ulooms
burg by way of Mordaiisvllle, Mlllvlllc,
Chestnut Grovound Morcland, to Mun
ey.
Mordamvllle P. O. was discontinued
Dec. 6. ISol upon communication to Dc
parttiicnt by P. M. at Chestnut Grove
that the Income of P. M. from the olllce
was but fl per year, and that tho olllco
was badly kept, in a shed etc.,
13th July 18M, Post Olllco' named
"Hear Hun" established at Hear ltun
and Joseph E. Sands appointed Post
Master. Tho Petition on which this ac
tion was had, asked for tho new olllco to
bo called "Mount Pleasant -Mills, on the
route from Illoonisburgto Muncy." It
was signed by citizens in tho vicinity
of Hoar ltun mid not by persons at
Uloomsburg, and was endorsed by
Henry M. Fuller, Memberof Congress.
3 May 18-jO, tho office was changed in
location from Hear Hun to Mordnns
villo and tho old namo "Mordansvillo"
restored. Wni, Hutchl-on was appoint
ed P. M. This was done upon Petition
of the inhabitants of Mount Pleasant
Interested In tho olllco.
12th April 1SG0 upon Petition John F.
DIettcrich appointed I. M" nt Mordans
villo in placo of Mr. llulchlton, deceas
ed. 31st. July 1601. DIettcrich was re
moved find Sands appointed as P.M;
since which time thu olllce has been
kept at Dear Hun under tho name of
"Mordansvillo." Thlschnngo was miulo
upon tho following papers and endorse
ments: 1. Petition for Sands ; tho offico to bo
called "Mount Pleasant Mills." This
petition was endorsed and the change
recommended by "P. John, Editor lie-
publican, William Roblson" and others
at Bloonisburg. It was also endorsed
as follows: "I concur; F. Stewart,
Delemite to Chicuuo Convention :" "I
concur; II. U. Wright."
2. Letter of P. John to Hon. W. W,
Kctcham, dated "Olllce of tho Ilepubll
can, March 29th, 1801," in which ho
says: "I am requested to write n line
ttecempnnyingthIsPetltion, Mr.Sands
is ono of our working men.
Tho present Post Master keeps a one-
horse hotel. A few nominal lie.
publicans who like strychnine whiskey
aro petitioning to havo him retained,
but I tell you that tho interests of the
party require that ho be turned out.
Yours etc. P. John."
Tills concludes tho history of the Mop
dansvlllo 1'oit Office, except that a year
ago or upwards u Petition signed by a
largo number of citizens of Mount Pleas
ant was forwarded to tho Post Master
General asking for the reestablishment
of the offico at old Mordansvillo where
it was kept beforo tho chango mado in
1601
Hut there Is a fact to bo mentioned in
this connection concerning tho discon
tinuance of tho Post Offico at Wclllvers
ville. That office was established May
11, IMS, and was discontinued Aug. 22,
1SC0, when tho offico at Eyer's Grovo
Ti'as created. As wo stated in our for
uier article, the people at Eyer's Grovo
did not ask nor deslru that tho Weill
veravillu office should bo abolished. All
they desired was an offico for them
selves as the mall was carried by their
doors at any rate, on its way to Mill
vllle. Hut wo now ascertain that (hero
was a paper on file at Washington which
did tho business. It was an application
for tho discontinuance of tho Welllvers-
vlllo olllce from tho -Mall Contractor
uml Post Ma-ter on route 23i8, from
Uloomsburg to Sereno, and was signed
by Albert Hunter, contractor; by F. P.
Musters, P. M at Sereno; W. II. Hay
man, P. M., at loin, and by Joneph 7,'.
iS'i(, . if., at Mordaiufllc, (Hear
ltun). Tho Department agreed to this
application becau-o the Kuvcnuo from
the otlko was small ; the compensation
of tho Post Muster for 1601 being only
four dollars.
It appears, then, that tho chango of
tho Mordansvillo offico to Hear ltun lu
1801 was mado at tho Instance mainly
f P. John mid of Frank Stewart of
Herwlck, (Republican Delegato to Chi
cago;) that II. 11. Wright, M.C. (bogus
Democrat) assented to it; that F, John
backed tho petition, sent it on to Wash
ington himself, wrote a letter urging
tho chango for political reasons, and de
nounced tho Republicans of Mount
Pleasant who opposed tho change as ad
dicted to strychnlno whisky. And yet
Mr. Sands denies that P. John "had a
hand" In tho transaction I In fact, he
had not ono but both hands in it, and it
foul pen besides.
Tho Post Master thinks It Important
to statu that Col, Freeze drew n petition
for his Hear ltun offico nt ono time,
though neither ho nor any ono elso ut
Uloomsburg signed it. Hut that was
away back In 18o5 uien there teat no tjA
Jlce at Mordimiitlt, It hud been tllscou
tlnued lu tho previous year uml thero
tus no question about It pending. Tho
writing a petition wo a small favor
hardly worthy of remark, and certainly
did not commit tho writer In after times
to tho fortunes of Hear ltun.
Every statement lu our former nrtlclo
was substantially true ami fairly given,
except tho one that Col, Hcrantoii was
concerned lu tho removal of the- olllce.
In that single particular (which was
not underfill) wo were In error,
running into puiir. iu concert wuu out of ofllc. and loaflujr on In Yunkoe
ralwaoa John, tiro Post Matw luu Umj.
compelled us to look up tho facts of tho
case fully nml present them to tho pub
lie. From them It Is now to bo under
stood that Mr. Hands Is responsible
In part, for tho discontinuance of the
Welllversvlllo offico; that by thdactof
Congress of 18ol the mall route Is fixed
by old Mordansvillo and not by Hear
Hun, (which Is two miles or more oh
the route;) and that tho chango In tho
location of thu olllco In 1801 was a party
nieasuro engineered by P. John of tho
Jlepublicun who now Impudently de
nies his agency thrrtln. It Is thus plain
that tho Post Master (who lsu ri'spectit
hlc man) has damaged his caso by an
Indiscreet defence. Wo suggost to hlni
that tho nm-t Judicious and best thing
ho can do Is to cut loose altogether from
P. John and thus relievo Hear Hun
from a great deal of odium and himself
from a most unfortunate connection.
Auditor Qcucral's Report.
The annual report of thu Auditor
General for the year ending November
30, 1SG7, has boon received, and the fol
lowing aro tho payments Into the State
Treasury, from this and Montour couu
tics:
COt.UMUIA COUNTY.
CuUwIsi.i llrljgo Comp.iuy tax on slack I1J1.0"
Herwlck " " " 67.21
Dloomsburtf Iron " fi,&io.00
Columbia County taxou real and personal
Estate, 1,IC,0!
UMIUTri, 1st.".-
llloomsburit Iron Co., tsx on net earnings 3,130,03
llerwlelellrldije "
CaUivlssa llrldge SO.tJ
.. c .. .1 )7M
J.J. stiles, Trens., Uton Nat. Hank KtocssCC.S.1
do. " Tavern Licenses 720.75
da. Ilctallera' I.lccnsca, 1,IMJ.8(
do. " Howling xalaon, dc., ZS ft)
do. " ItralaurahU, Ac, 130 (II
Jese Colatnau, Proth'y. tax on Wrlta 2J)9 1:
John O, rreeze, Heglster & Recorder, tax
on Wills, Deeds, 4c, 231 0:
do. Col. In. Hex, 21
lIOJITOUlt COUNTY.
Danville National Ilnuk tat ou stock 77 01
do rirst National Uunk " I,i) do
do Ilrldgc Conipnny " 101 30
do " tax ou net earnings tl 01
Montour county, taxon rcul and personal 172 20
" " H mill lux 71 W
W. o. Butler, froth'y. tax on writs, 70 4"
Oi'O, V. Ilutlcr, bite. 1'roth'y. tax on writs, 16 Us
Win, McN'tuch, hid Treasurer, Auc. Coin's. 0 la
do do ltetutlers Licenses &l s
do do Circus LlcenscAAc. 123 ft)
Jacob Scldel, Treas. Tuvern Licenses 475 Ol
do do Retailers' Licenses 800
do do Circus unit Licenses Pi (SI
do do llCHtuarunt Ltccnses 217 50
do do Distillery Llcensea 42
do do Millers' tax 07
Win. C. Johnston, Register and Recorder,
tax on Wilts, Vooda, Ac, 110 17
Win. C. Johnston, Re.'. A llec, Col. In. tax 52 65
t5,109 ll
TuECatawIssa Railroad Company paid
into tho Stuto Treasury, tho following
taxes, in 1667, as appears by the report
of the Auditor General:
rax on Capital Stock, $3,072,00,
" " Gross Receipts, l,0ol,!l7,
" " Tonnage, CoU-'l.lM,
" " Loans SSo,7.).
12,773,07,
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From our knowledge of tho parties
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otter ns Inducements (If such were need
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Evans, long and favorably known as a
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wherein tho distinctive features of tho
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satisfied that the result will bo an Im
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phia Sunday Time.
Josepiiinii. So far as tho intrinsic
interest of tho facts is concerned upon
which Mi-s Mtihlbach bases her story,
this latest production of her pen may
bo said to rival any of its predecessors.
Nowhere In all history is thero a trag
edy so sweet and sad as that of Jose
phine woman, wife, empress, and
widow. Tho skilful romancer has
gathered tho facts from all known
sources, nnd woven them Into a com-
pact and gleaming web. Miss Mulil-
bacli is accused of high coloring : but
what tints can bo too bright or too dark
by contrast for tho light nnd shade of
euch a marvellously chequered career
as Josephine's ? This lalo Is well trans-
luted, and tho graceful, characteristic
stylo of tho author duly preserved. In
the nrt of gently beguiling tho reader
from pago to page by thocharm of stylo
Miss Muhlbach has no superior living ;
though, In this Instance, tho dramatic
arrangement of tho stirring incidents
Is so ingenious and captivating that it
moro barren stylo would still havo left
the work highly interesting. Wo aro
glad to seo the "Empress Josephine"
worthily illustrated. Thero can bo no
disputing about tho clalmsof such love
ly designs as tho vignette. Mario An
toluotte, tho night beforo her execu
tion, tho beautiful Hortcnso meditating
lu a garden, tho divorced Empress, and
Josephine's stolen Interview with tho
llttlo Napoleon. Gaston Fay is tho au
thor of these oxnulslto sketches, and.
unless wo mistake, ho has tho stuff In
him for tho making of a first-claw rep
illation. Whun Thai) Sti:vi:nh declares that
tho legislation of Congress Is now "out-
sldooftho Constitution," ho puts the
nouinerncrs In a rather embarrassing
position. For, nt tho samo tlmo, Con
gress compels these unhappy peoplo to
taKo an oatn overy day or two to "sup
port tho Constitution." Now. wo hold
that they should bo compelled to swear
that busldosupportlng tho Constitution,
they will support all that Congress ma v
do outside of It or against it. Iu this
way thoy would understand their sltua
Hon exactly, and bo uuublo to growl.
Ni:d Stanton drow 3.000 from ll
Treasury as pay for the term he was
CONGRESSIONAL.
Jan. 17 A communication from Sec
retary aiuniotr.gi ving u list or volunteer
officers retained lu thu military service,
was received In thu .Senate yesterday
nun reiiirrcu to mo .11 unary uommiticc.
'I'll,, 1,111 fiir fl,,. r,, ,,,,! ,r II,,. .,..11.,.,
-..u ..... .... ...v. ,.,., hi tuu ei'iiwn
lliv ve'tw nillli.il mi l.t. Me Ul.,..,.,.,., .l,n
spoke In fas'or of receding from' the
umer.dmcnt previously made.tho llouso
Hiving le-iiise-ii in euiieur. ooverai e.-
iw.iiHe...f.iiii,iiiMt,.ntt..., I
. v.. v.......,.....v..iitin neiu I e'lt'l I'll,
nnd two of them, from Secretary Stan
ton, were ordered to bo printed, so that,
as Mr. Oarlleld said, the Secretary of
r iiiigni do inns recognizee!.
At the ovenlng session thodebato on
111. lfl.lM,l.lltlt!!.t l.lll ....... i,I..i.ml
hi i...,'ii.u,ikiimi uin i,3 1 13 iiineil,
nn animated discussion springing up be-
till. nil Miliar UN, ami l.'l,l,.f,l,.,.
No vote was taken on tho bill when the
House adjourned.
Jan. IS There was no session of tho
sscllilin Vf.qteriliie llutt iwi.li lxie.li,.. ,l
Journeil from Tuesday until Monday.
1 lie consideration of llin lli-pnimtriir.
tlon bill was lftsunied, Mr. IJoutwell
llltvlno' f tin flnnr. I In .tiMi,l ,t ,r,rll..n
of his tlmo to Mr. Gar'lleld. who spoko
iu uivur in mo nieasuro. no was fol
lowed by -Mr. llrooks In otitiosltloii.iinil
n general debate ensued. It wosngreed
mat ino uni should bo further debated
io-(iay, aim n vote taken ou Monday
morning.
JANUARY20. Thero was no session
of tho Senate Saturday. In tho House,
Mr. Ross retracted tho remark ho had
iiiuuo iu mo nent oi ueoaio ou mo pre.
Vlntm llliv. flint-frlm that Me T.-t.u.
worth had t.rawn pay during tho 'war,
uuui us ti tjrigiuiier-uenerai nnti mem
lint llf fVill.rr.Wd Me W,m,l,.n1 ...1
dressed the Committee on tho subject
of the finances, declaring in favor of the
repeal of tho Legal-Tender act of 1S02,
nun imiitiiiiiciticrcpiuiiauon. goner
lit llldllltll fill dm ullltti,., n,t.l,n,l tl.
Axtcll spoke In opposition to tho Re-
ewu.su utuuu uni, iiiiur which ino t-om
mltteu rose nnd tho lloiisn nillnitrnril.
January 21. Several petitions were
presented In tho Senate yesterday re
lative to the rights of American citizens
abroad. The resolution to permit
Philip F. Thoiims, of Maryland, to
take his scat as a Senator, was discuss
ted. the debate taking a wldo raivgo, iu
....mi em- le-etlllBlltll'UUU pillUS OI V-llIl'
Kress and the President wero contras
Oil. Without fMtlnlll,llM! t,n ,lt..,,
Inn. tlin Slimntn ii'mit ftilis 1.' v.,,..,! I ....
' ..v... .ii.w i,..vvuiiii:
Session and shortly after adjourned.
1110 regular business oi tlie morning
iiuur in mo nouse was mo call ol states
for hills llllll liilnt rftf.ttitlr.tiu r,H t...!....-
ence. AlllOIlir those introduced with
duuiiii regarding ino rigius oi Amerl
Cllll L'ltl7f.W nlirn.nl mm rf l..,tt. ttt
structlng the President to demand of
mo iiruisii uovernment an explnnii
tlon regarding tho urrest anil execution
ui ..eieiiiiei vj unen, anu uemaiHllllg
thorecall of Minister Adams, who re
fused to Interfere in his behalf. The
lt.ivinttriif.ll,,ii I. til ....... I..!.. r..
..u..,.(Ub,,v,, u... ..- itini:ii u(i 1111
luiiiiiT ueiiate. Alter two Hours tleuate
.nr. uingiiani moveumoiireviousiiues
tlon, which was seconed. That gentle
man llUVfllO. Mll.ll till. I'lfisn rtf tltn .1...
bate, allotted a portion of his tlmo to
iiuiiicr, who spoico ni consiiteraoie
length. Mr. Ilingham replied, but tho
House adjourned without coming to a
ueu nn tiiL'4jlll.
.IlVllittV"'! In tl.r. Qnn.ln ..nlr..
llnv. tlin hill iirfivlillm. IV, r !,,. ...I..,;.,
sion of Senator Thomas, of Maryland,
to his seat, upon taking tho oath of or-
flf.f. ee'iiu inlrntt ,t, .i.,n.. tf. irn....,..l
" t .-J .....v.." IT.IV1. ...I, Allf.Vlllll
addressed tho Senate at length lu favor
r tl.n .,nt,.f Ir... s., I...
'f .ewieiiieiu. .tel. -tluriUU 1-pOKO
in opposition, and after some general
debate, Mr. Johnson gavo notice that
ho would press for a voto on tho ques
tion to-day. Tho Supplementary Re
construction Bill was received from the
llfltlsn mill ri. Tneeftfl nrint- n.1,1,.1. ll...
Senatr adjourned.
The House proceeded to tho regular
order of business, tho further consider
ation oi inosuppicmcutury Ueconstruc-
tlnn Hill Tho .w,ll .....u .1...
liifitlrm nf Mr nttth.r Ir. r1,n..!t,lnH 1 1...
...u..v- v.- i.uiin, tu leeefiisieie'i tuu
vote, orueniig ino mam fjucsuon, which
was ngreeti to yeas a.i, nays 70. -Hr.
Hntlnr tlu.ii iiil'f.n.l nt. ,.i.t..t.,i...1,iti
giving to the Constitutional Conven
tions of tho Southern States power to
appoint State officers. Messrs. Uutler,
Storens and Kelloy supported tho
amendment ; but thu Housu rejected It
by yeas &3, nays 112. Tho bill was then
passed yeus 123, nays 45. It declares
that, in the ten unreconstructed States,
tho existing civil governments shall not
bo recogniaeil ns valid or legal govern-
inputs, i.lllinr he 1.Swr.iitt.r. nr l. .lint., I
power, or by tho United States Govern
ment ; it authorizes tho General of the
army to enforce tho Reconstruction acts
in those States, and to removo any or
all of tho officers of tlio present provis
ional governcnts ; that portion of for
mer nets which empowers tho President
to llptllll lllllltfire I4.mmn,li,hi rV.r 41...
. - . , . w w .... hi.;
rifivcrill filllltnre flr.i..irtt..,.t.lu (u r. .,... I .
........ ...... .... ..s . ....v.i.a, la . ejte.ii-
ed, and the General of tho army vostsd
mm nueii iiuuieiriiy ; 11 declares mat II
shall bo unlawful for tho President to
order uny part of tho army or navy to
assert hv fliren nfnrmc llin niitl.r1lr ..r
either of the provisional governments
yi such Dioies; u niso iniioses sovcro
penalties upon any per.ou who shall iu-
Inrfnrn with thu i-,vi.,.t.lt.t. r,f 11,
of tho General of tho army. Tho Com
mittee on Elections submitted a report
upon tho contested election eao from
tho Second District of Kentucky. Tho
ri'iuirt flei'lnrnu (hut .Inlm v.uit.f.'iir......
having giveii aid and comfort to the
iuue-i3 niiiingiHc war, is not competent
to lake llin mil It nl' nfltt.u t.r i l,,,i,i .,
seat in tlie Hou?e, and that Samuel E.
Smith Is notentitled to it because ho did
not receive a majority of tho votes cast,
lho Committee recommend that the
uovernor oi Kentucky bo notified that
a vacancy exists iu tho representation
of that State. Consideration of thu re
port was i ostponed.
January 23 In tho Senate n num
ber ol bills wero reported from Com
mittens. Tlin f Vuiti.rm.,... rv.t,,.in,...
on tho bill relieving cotton from tax
could not agree, and the llouso asked
tor another conferwife, which was gran
ted, nnd the committee on tho part of
tho Senate was instructed to recede
from Its amendments to tho House bill,
ei was voted io semi an American rep-
reaClltlltte'li In lli.i M, it-Ill, , i,. IV,,,,...'
at Havre. Fifteen thousand dollars wii.
voted for tho relief of tho poor of the
"""'U III ioiuniDiu,
In Dm ll,,n.,.ii,,,.i..n,.in,,,. .,..,.i
if i Ti, . itjiiiuiii-
ntlon bill for reconstruction purposes
WHS liasSnil. Rni'nrtil rnwftliillr.,. ..f I..
qulry wero adopted. A ntiniber of bill.,
ami resolutions wero Introduced. A bill
relating to certain public hinds granted
-southern railroads wero Introduced,
which gavo rise to some personalities
between Messrs. Clmnler nnd Julian.
ii o ueaui or lion. Thos. K. Noel of
MiSSntlrl WHM iiniir.ttn,.,ul .....,-.,1
.. - iuii.vu (met mi e-iiii
eulogies upon his character were do-
IIVClUU,
FKRNANno WOOD. In ills lilnen on
tho floor of tho llouso vewtenluv. ,i.
nouncod tho Reconstruction bill, which
proposes to strip tho President of tho
little executive power remaining to
him and to confer it unon Gen. Grant.
as a "monstrosity, a measure thu most
-uniamous or tlio many Itifamous nets
11 11. I . I., r .
ui una iiiiauiuus (.ongrcss."
Tho lailgllllL'O WHS as trim nml iw ulm.
ply Justus that which should classify
iiitin in niiieii, uut ii was siignuy un
parliamentary. The wonder Is tlmt
tho Hump, which has over nml hlmIh
violated all law, including its own,
snouui navo guessed as much.
Isn't it a little curious thut Dunm.
crats aro tlio only ones to formally cele
brate tho two great davs In our natlnniii
calendar, vir.. : General Jackson's vic
tory at New Orleans and tlio Fourth of
July? No wonder that tho Tribune
complulns ofsueh demonstrations, since
uiey revive memories of tlio Union as
it MUr, ii U li.tliun iltttiil:utitn to
r tlwo tho Union as It thould be.
Washington Items.
SUllRATT TO HE AIIA1N Till III). TIlO
Criminal Court lias set the 21th of
February next for the second trial of
John 11. Surratt. Mr, Meirlck stated
that ho was not certain that the senior
counsel, Jutlgo lllack, would be ready
at that time. District Attorney Car
rington makunsimllar statement ns to
Judge l'lerrepont.
Tin; M'AltDl.t: CASE. As anticipat
ed, the Supremo Court decided to ad
vance tho Al'Ardlo test case on the
ducket, and set It for hearing on the
first Monday In March next. Thlscase,
It will bo remembered, arlsp.s under tlio
Reconstruction acts now lu force in tho
Southern States. Tlio costlttillonallty
of ihoso acts being Involved therein,
Clilef-Jiistico Chase announced the de
cision of tho Court.
Tin: Caiunet. Tlio Cabinet met in
regular session at noon Wednesday. All
tho members was present except the
Secretary of War. So far tho Secretary
of War has submitted no business for
the Cabinet.
TiieNewHamp.siiiri'.Cami'AIon.
Arrangements aro being made for n
strong speaking force from each party
represented lu Congress to take part In
tho New Hampshire election. Tho
Democrats havo secured Voorhees,
Doollttle, and Hendilcks, nnd are
negotiating for Attorney-General Stan
bcry. The Republicans haveim equal
ly strong detachment. Great Interest
Is taken In tho contest, as the first State
election of tho Presidential year.
THE situation. Tlio President is
ijnlto freo In conversation with his
friends on the situation, but has thus
far abstained from expresslngnny opin
ion as to what course ho will pttrsuo
when tho now reconstruction bill, so
called, shall havo become a law, further
than to give nssiirnuco that ho will ob
serve the obligations of his oath to sup
port, protect, and defend tho Constitu
tion. Ho has carefully weighed tho
Important constitutional questions in
volved In tho proposed measure, and
there lsrtiison to believe ho has deter
mined to maintain liisown power nnd
authority as tho chief executive officer
of the country, and leave the responsi
bility for any difficulty that may arlso
wlieio It Justly belongs, to wit, with
the majority in congress.
The Estev Groan. The Spring
field Hepublican says: "A peculiar
and admirable feature of tills Instru
ment is the Vox Hiimnnu Tremolo, re
cently Invented find iiatentcdjiind which
does away with all the objections some
times urged against tremtilants. This
ono being under perfect control as to
rapidity, its delicate pulsations appeal
to tho listener with a power and pathos
Impossible tu resist."
These Organs aro manufactured at
Brattleboro, Vt.
The "Tar Cough Drops," for coughs
and colds, now being manufactured
and sold by John R. Moyer, at the cor
ner of Main and Market Streets, havo
already acquired quite n reputation,
and are being used and recommended by
many of our best citizens. At tliissea
son of the yftir when colds nro so Ire
quent, anything that will relievo them
is deserving a notice. Do not fall to
try them.
Mnrkel llenorc.
Wliont icr luislicl
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l' lour per linrrcl
rioveriti'iil ,
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I'lttilloeK
Hrli'il A pities
I 'oil!
lIlllllH
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HulON ami Mintildera
uini per puiitiu H
liny per ion M
LUMUKR.
Hemlock Itoiu-ils per tliout.niul feet.,
I'lno " " " (one lncli) ..
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Mlilijules, No, I per thousand
Wiling ft, rZ.V."V.'.'.'.'."'.!
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Nii. 1 Scotch plR
llloom
(33
Philadelphia Marietta.
TuuiesUAY, January 23 lsOS.
I'loui:
Northwestern impertinent S7.0IK4 8.00
N'oltliwi'htern extra 8.50(4 U.lMl
Northwestern finally 10.hOmI1.oii
l'eiuitiylMinlil ami Western fcllperllliu... 7.-rjOr,e2i
IVnilsvlvulil.i nml Wi.slerlt extra S..riOfailll..rill
Pennsylvania ami Western family ..n.uoc'il-.fio
i-eiiiisyivalllii nml l estcrn I.lticy u.umaill.1111
Ityo Hour s .5n,.i.(ni
1IKAT I'eiinsylvanlii red, V. lius .M7i!2.M
Soutliern " " 2.IjO(ii(S.,.7.
Calllornta " " c.l.'J0
" xciiiio " .t.itfat in
Rve iviinsylinnla rye, Vitus tl.aivttl.70
uoii.n l enow, !fl.:iil(j,si.;i.i
White. " SI ai.,ilil '.'I
Oats- his uii'w.7sc.
i iiovisio.Ns .iicss I'oric, fi mil , 9.r.'..'io
.tiess lit'ei, " c.i..to
Ilresseil IIoks, V Hi .., KUcfa.Dc
htnokcil Hams " 15c(n lite
" shoulders V is W',in&tc
T.nnl. lb litoitHKo
HLKDS Clo eri.eeil Tri bus t7.J0n,7.e-,
i iiiioinysceil v mis n.'.ln
I'laxseed " SJ.I'Wi.'' "ill
CATILE Kief Cattle W ti KcCiHu
I'flU'S. liml ftllli.,.T
SlIEr.lV IN to?!!
Hogs l 1ml tr.s ,
MARRIED.
IIi:rK(iAINI Oltli-In Hiinnlou, Aniiust 3,
lsi,7.liy Rev. II. 11. Htiudoaiit.N. .1. M. HeeH.
n ii nt.es-narre, io .ii ibs i.iziei'j. eiajllloul, tu
IIoneMl.ile,
HNYIlElt-IIOWEN-On theSlst lust liy the Rev.
.'.:.' M.:'"l . ,u"" , ,,.ut r 1,1 .ti'tiiiiair eo.,
to Miss Until Ann llowcii, of litoomt.luig.
rOI.I.OCIC-I.OCK'ARII-Onthe lCUl Inst., at tlie
iioiiKiiiiiiiioiiinclallii.elir..iaiiii, liv Itev. 1
I , Eyer, Mr, Jillnes I'ttlloele nt s.ilem tnwiislilp,
I.iucl no county, to Miss Ell11 Ann I.01U1111I, of
llrlnrcrcelc tow nslilp, Columliiu county.
DIED.
KITrilEN InJucltiion toMnnhlp.nu the3dlnst..
t'ulhelllie Kllehell, wile of WINon Kitchen,
aced its j ear, s mouths ami 23 dais.
NKYIIAHH-1 n Sii.lt liiMlihlilp, 011 tint 2Mli ult..
r iitui-is -.111 111 uoiiii ami i.si ner iM' 1111 ill, SKen
'.'ojeara, 11 mouths and 'Jl till K.
He has left 11 I'lllhiT, .Miillu r.Hlstcrs 11a J Ilrotll-
f rs, ami a larije eirileot lelutlvcs uud trliuils to
liiotiin his loss,
10 MY YOUNO COMPANIONS.
I used to appear oucti fresh mid fair,
Alnoni: the oiitliful crowd,
lint now liehnld 1110 dead and cold,
Wrapped 1b a nuble shroud.
Sty cheeks once ri d, Ilka rosea aprend,
.My apirklluii cye ao griy,
Itlll now you see how 'IU with me,
A lifeless lump of clay.
When you nro draiuied In all your heat,
Iu fashions ho complete,
You a 0011 must bo us you hoo me,
W rapped In a w luduiij aheet,
An youth bcuaraanddo prepare,
To meet the luouaU'r, Death 1
Tor he may comu when you are youuif,
And steal usay your breath.
Now I am nono I eau't return.
No more of me you'll see,
Uutll U true Hut all of you,
II tut thortly lollow lue.
When you unto my grave do so,
The gloomy placo to aoo,
I any to jou who stun, I and view,
1'reparu to follow me.
CIIUO.NIC DIHIIAKUS, bCHOFULA, ULCIIItH.
It .N Ufll litWIU II lllf.t llin li.illr.Hlai .Ii pi. rut fri.m
drinkln- of thu CoiiKrchH. Huratoyu nnd other
eeUUrnlt-d Hprliun In principally uwtntf t tho
Jodtnt they contuiu,
Bit. It, ANDKH'M IODINK WATKIt
eontnln vrkUr In tlio Mime puto htate Hint It U
iouiki in uii'iu prnK whiith, nui oer uu per
cent. Itioru in niiautity, c-ontninliiK hh It iIixhII
tcrnlm. to .mh ilnltl ounef.dlr-i.ohtd in pure hu
tir, vlilio anhint( a dlsi'oery Ioiik fcought
foi, In ilil country and Curope. and Ih thu bent
leimdy Ihtboworld for Heiolula, Cami-in, Kult
Uhelim. IMeiTH. Illirl lllllhl-i.nlr. lMuvnui.u llr, 11.
lurti ine. J, V, DINKMDHi:. l'roprletor,
Hold by nil DrugBM. Jhiho w,
TO f'flV'UllUlirrMil'U ii 111 a
W lUon Hill M iuUlrte of dmrnejiuall who ili'-slio
It. tllO 111 I ht I lilt lOIl Ullll lhdli('--llf.li.. for inn If Ull'
uud UfeltiK thd hlmplo 11-uicdy by width be hum
turtd ut u iiiiniU(.tlon tiudlhutUrcudcdilie.iHo
Cotihiiiuptlon. jiu only objK-t U toUnt llt tho
utnicled. nnd lie bopcn eury miller r will try ttil
I'linMlliuutl, ,llt (. m,l l-Uhi llil'Ill I1UUUI1B, UUsi
wj I'lu-u u inii, (runt) nuuri'SH
1V1. . Jill.VAIWI a, wuurt,
. . No. IWHouth Kecond htieet.
iy3rt)7-ly, Wlllluiuhburi,, KIiib-i tu, N. Y.
G
I.NT8 1'ltHlltllIllE OootlH t ClIKM
aaiB blm; M-ju.
NEW ADVfiRTISBMKNTS.
ASSKINKM'S XOTIOK IX HANK
xV. UUlTiM.-In thi l)lilrlct Court of ihu Vnl
tnl fMiutrnror tho WVsiiiTii Dlntrlclof IVhtiiylvti
uln, tuiti intttcrdf IVtcrN. Hnrtniin,hnnkni.t.
'I'd wlinin It m.iv coiut rti) TiHiiunlrrNlKiioil 1uk
bVKHcN llotiCO Of lll-t lp1"ltltllHnt lit UHlllftK I'
nrl'i'irr M, lUriiuiit.or IlltMnnMfUrji, in tho cutintv
of t'liluinltlii. ntnl Ktitti) tr f'fiuiiylvntila, who
tm lie,-11 n Minluoil u bankrupt tihon hln own io
tition.by Him liUtrlct Court nf nll tli-trltl.
Hntetl nt lltootnbtirfr. th S It Ii dnv nf .Innuitr,
Uiw. C. l(. ltlUH'KW'.VV, AhIsihc.
lliomimbum, Jjimiiiry 1 Mi -:(..
A HSIONEK'S N? )T1CK IN HAXTT
J.. ttUlTCV.-In ihf lMntrlc Cmirl nftlip UiiU
It'll istutci for Hip tVcf-ttrti IMslrlct nr lViiiiHin
ntn, In Hie hinder or K, . Iluriif, ImnUrunt, 'lu
whutn It mny roiirern l Thf uiirlcrrtlKiif.) ln-rihv
itlcs iiotleo nf lilt itppnlnttncnt nn iilKhn of
I.. (I. ItfUiu, nf lUoDtnoliurK, In the county nl
Colutnblu, iilitl Mtute nf IVtiuv Ivunlrt, wlm m
Itch tuljinlKitl iilinnkrupt uiinn hit nun prtitlon.
by Hu IbMtrict Court of -mI(1 DUtrlct.
D itcd ut IlIooinKburtf, tuu nh ti.iv of .Inini,iry,
1H. i;, II, LIT1I.K, AMlKiiir.
.lHtniiiry2l, KOtWit,
SSKJNKK'H NOTICK IN HANK
il HUlM'CY.-fn lho lilntrlft Court of the t'nl
l"i flnlrn for t lie V t-trrn lMMfU't of rcuuyla
nln. In the imittrr of KniHlu-t Uenih rnltot, Imnk
r u (it Trj whuin It nmy ronccrn: ThcuuderMluiu'il
lit-rrby Klvet notltv of lilt appointment nt n-Hlunt-t
rf l.rnttuit Hiiiilcrhlini, of (In-ciiwooil
tow iiKhlt In thi'cniiulr of Columbia, nnd State
or IViintylvimla, who tmtbii.'nu)Juttu-(l n litink
nipt uinm hit omii iM-mtoii, hv thu IMtirlrt Court
f MilidUxtrlrt. lutcl nt Jpr-.rvtnwnj tho llli
d.ivof .Inmrnrv. HUUH McCOI.I.UaM,
Jntiunry i, Asltftife.
"W'OTICK IN HANKKUPTOY.
Ihlt It to nivo notice t Hint on tho ISth dnv of
January, a. n. 1ms, a wnrnint In Itanltruptcy
MatlsKiii',1 nKiilnstthP rMtntoof Abt'l Thoinan of
tho town of rata wis tn tho county at
oiiiinoia, nun niaio oi rciiiiij mmia, woo nan
hpcn adlnucil u Hankruht on hi 4 own nctttloni
that tht payment nf nny i!cbln nnd delivery if
nny property heiotiKiiiK to vueh iiatiKrupt. to
him, or ror hit use. mid tlietransf r or nny piop
erty by him an forbidden by law; that 11 meet
inn of tlin Creditor or tho Mild IUnkrupt,toproo
their ilehtrt, nnd to ehoos.o one or more attluueet
of hit cMnte, will bo held nt a Court of Hankrupt
ry.tohe holtlon ntlhe l.xehauuollotel.lu IUooiiih
bum. Columbia rountw IVmixvl vittiln. tnriiri
IMward Overton, Jr., Hi-nUter. on tho iltt day of
TlU)M Art A,'ltoVIii;V, 17." H. '.Marshal.
Jan.l'l USHt. liy i:. 11. t'ouUiAt uii. Heputy.
N
OTICK IX UANKHUl'TCY.
'IbU t In lintlrei thai mi the 1Mb dnv nf
January, a, n. 1, 11 Mainmi in luinuruptrv
WiUtlNsuedaKaliiHt the estate or Samuel II. Dieiuer
of Catawlssa, In the county ol Columbia, nnd
Htaln nf lYnnsylNnuiii, who hns been adjudged n
lliinkrupLon hit own netltlotit that the patueiit
ornny debtsnnd dflHery or nny propctty In
lonRltiR to niifh ll.iukrupt, to him. or for his use
and tho trntifdcr nriiny property ly him aro tor
bidden by law; that n meeting or the ('red Itor-iol
the wild It inkrupt, to proe their ttehtH, nwd to
chooo one or more nsHlneet if hit entate. will
be held nt n Couit of itankruptcy, to be hnldeu at
the Oilieeof M. Whitmoj er, eNn., in ltloomnhuijr.
t'olumhla con nt v, IVnnsvlvania, hfore I M ward
Overton, jr., U'ister,on tho iKiid day ofFtbuiiry,
a, n., luty u cloilt, a. m.
TIKiMAH H. JtOWTUY,
U. H, Maif-lial un MerMcnt r.
Ilv n. It. CooLIiauciu, Deputy.
Jnn,2rtH It.
N
OTICK IN HAXKKUl'TCY.
Thlt Is to irlve notlro 1 That on tholthdnv of
January, a. ii. ist a uarram 111 iiatiuiupicy
was Issued nalnit theestnti' of Han'l ltobbiut
or IHooinsburK. Ill the county ot Columbia, nnd
Htute of IVnntyhnnla, ho has been adjudged a
Hankrupt on his own petition ; that the pa ment
ot any debts mid d lltry of any piopity be
loimlim to such Hankrupt, to him, or lor his uf,
11 1 id the tiansler of am Dront-rlv hv hi 111 art? toi
hidden hv law ; that a meet luu of the Ct edit orsor
inesiiid imnurupt, 10 prove tueir uentt, nnd to
choose one or more nsslmieetot his estate, will
be held atu Couit of llaiikrupley, to ho bidden nt
the Kxchuutte Jlolel In lllooiuvburj,', Colutnbla
county, IViinylvaiila, before lid ward Overton,
Jr., Henister, on the ud day ut l'ebruary. A, v.,
lkiS, nt -'o'rloeU' n, m.
'J1IOMAS A. ICOW'LKY, U.H. Mnrsluil.
Ily i:. II, CuoI.uauoh, Deputy.
.Tnn.2r6s.lt.
rpOTIXK FAHMKHS AND KUUIT
X OUoWnilsOKMOTI' AND AD.IOIMNtl
loWN-MIl's. Wo most kindly lnlte those
n ho I eel an Interest lu the Improvement of nml
1 nil 111 e a lid horticulture, to meet nt tho school
house iu INpy.ou 'Ihutsduv ewMilnn. Jan. :iu, lvs
to coiisldt r tlie pritprh ty of orKiuiiliiK a l-'ium-er'iSCluh.
Friends, eoic one uml ull. l.t t us
navo nn association.
Jaii.HIoS. A PAUMEH.
M'
OXUY MADU EASY.
I.....A1 iii'oiitu Wdi1lf.1l I11 f.i-i.n'ti.u'11 nml nllt- tu
employ iH)n 10 well nn nrtieie orKro.t utility,
Kery family wnntsKeveral of them, on receipt
of Jill v cents, tun s.imolfH. uliieh retail lor elufi.
ty centh, will bo tteut with elreularsantt terms to
Hp-nih Address c, ll. HUivsOiN,
Jan. J.'oh-u -ii CuitlundiM., N, Y.
AT OTIC K.
JLl All persons Indebted to the undersigned by
uotf or on hook account are herebv notified to
call nudfccttlo tho minio within thirty tlavs. or
tho said neeountH s ill he plueed lu tho hands of
uu aiioriicy ror coiieeiiou, wiien ueoi, imercsi
iiuo rosin win im o iu 00 paio.
Jan. Jl'tiS-lt JOHN li. I'Ulwr.t
A GENTS WANTED
T II K
IlLUn-COATH,
AND HOW Til KV MVKU, ForOHT ANU UIKU FOR
Tin: union.
With ficenesnnd Ineldents In the (Jrent Hebell
Ion. ComnilsiiiK narratDes nf personnl ndven
tures. thrllllnir lnclctrnlN. dnrlm I'tnlnltn lit.t-.itn
deeds, wontlerful escapes, lifo In tho eauijt, tUld
nnd hospital ; kdveiitures mt spies uud scwuls, tf
Kid her with tut songs, ballads, mu' dotes and hu
inormu Incidents ot tlio war. Spleiulldiy lllus.
trated with oer IW lino portraits and beautiful
1 nm.it iiik,
Thero W u certain tnrtlon nf tho war tlmt will
never go Into the rtyular hlsturUs, nor em.
hod led In romance or jmttry, which is a very
real part f It, .ind will. pnsered, emaey to
MiL-fffuinK Keneruiions a neni r mcu 01 uif spirit
of the eontlict that many dry reports or carelul
nnrrntlvts ot events, nnd this part may be called
tho gossip, tho fun, the pnthosof tho war. This
lllusiiutestho character ol the lentlers.the humor
or tlio boltllers, tho devotion or uomt 11, the bra
ery of men, tho pluck ot our heiues, lho ro
mance nnd hardships of tho service.
'Ih' Vtilllant and liru llcaittd, tho I'letur
enquo uud Dramatic, H10 Witty nml .Marvelous,
tlio Tender uml pathetic, mid tho wholo l'mio
ramn of tho War nre here thrilllnulv portrayed
lu a masterly manner, at onco historical and ro
mantic, rendering the most ample, unique, bril
liant and readable book that tho wur bat called
forth.
Amusement nn well hh Instruction mnv bo
found In ucry pane, as Rra)hlt! iletull, bell Unlit
wit, nnd uutheutlo history, nio skllliully Inter
woven in this work of llterury nrt.
Send lor L'irt'iilnr nnd st-o our t-rtuw. niul n full
dvhcriptlun of thu work. Address,
ju.-nltj intuitu, kis A 1(1..
Jnn. 2i'tW-2t. I'lilladelplilu, la.
MIE ATLANTIC MONTH I A',
Cuarles Dickens will furuMian Oriiilnal Story
i inuini urtnnu nini'riUHll H J.pi.lUllllOU, lo
run through thitoor four numhi-rs.
Dr. 1. 1. limes, tho Arctic Vojum r, will eontrlh.
utouNcrlewid papers on"Ulo ln(lieenland ami
tho Aretle UeKioiis," Klmilar In clmraeter to
"Doctor Molilt..M
James l'urioii will continue to furnish nrtlcbis on
eiiies 01 tlio United Htates., with prominent
Industrial mid other topics. An uillelo on
PittsburK' will npponr In lho January number.
Il.t.Mird Tn lor, who is now lu liurope, will con
tiibute HKUtaily, papers on "Outoi.tho-wny
roueirs ot the Old Win hi
1 wo excellent setlal Siornvswlll be commciKed
in ine January uuuitii r.
Hnlph Waldo Kmerhoti will eommeneo his con
tributlons lor the jtur with nn aillcloon "As
vvctn of Culture,' which will he ulveti lu the
Jautiar Dumber,
Kdwurd I'.vereit Ilnle, Author of "Tho .Mnu with
out u Country," will euuliihulo fteomnllv
thrtiuijliout lho eur. Ills hist paper lor DW
w 111 appear lu the January number, under the
name 01 "A wtek In ImiIs. '
l.dwin 1'. Whlpplowill continue his series of ad-
mlrabio art leleM mi I turha.li I ll, 1 ntni...
JohnMeredltli Head, Jr., Author of "An HUtoil-
1 ui luoiurjr concerniuii ntnry inuison, win
eontrll-ule n stills id ItUtorlcnl Articles ol
deep m tieral lnleiet.
Wllbum J, MllUtutii, I'nllid Slates ("nustil lu
Ciete, will furnish u series or papt rs uivlim bis
ex per b nee and ohsemillons duiiiiK lho stimc
Klo of flic labljturor twobctwiin thu O reeks
slitl '1 nrkB.
Charles liawKouHhanly wlllcontrlbutoreunlurly.
hoverHl new -(tiiirlbuors ulm linvt ulremfv
mudu tlielr initrlc In Ihu MuimicIiiiv IiiiVii t,fiiit In
capital anlclea which will nppor durluii tlio coiu
liiK i cur,
A mo 11 u tho regular writers for thn Allanllc.
In addition lo iln.he alreRdv mimed, uio I .on j lei.
low, Xiowell, llolines, W'hlltkr, Cuilis, Mis.
htowe, Mrs. ChllU, Urjunt. AKassiz, lluzi well,
'liowbrldge, Wussoii, Sirs llnuiet 1'iesiott Hpof.
iuiu, m iKiimuu, Aiuru 11, irs. uiut, imu mures
besides ui lho best writers In thu luunlry, 'lhe
Atlantic Monthly u publMud by lUkuor -Fields,
Dos ton, ut Four Dolhus ntnr, It nnd
their huorlto Juvlutlo Moulhly. 'Our Youn
Folks," uro sent together fur Ht u Dollurs.
Ja n.m tn.
S
UKitiri"s sali:
of Coin in on I'lens of CoUnnhliL I'miiitv. tn nm
tllreeted, will booxoohed to sale or oulciy, ut the
Court House. In llloonuhurif, on Monday, tho
inuini uiij in reirruurj , int, m nne. o ciih k 111 1110
ulleriiooii, tho follow Iiik rtul estuto to wit 1 All
thnt in ess Hit we, piece or Unci of lund, situate-In
tho tumishlps ol .Mount l'leasuut uml Orange, in
the county ulort said, bouudetl nnd described us
follows t liiKlnuliiK at a pine, thence i.y land 01
lllram llow man south tit uiees uesCllflv ner.
ehcH to u whlto oak stump, thence by lund of
jiiiuiii now man sou in seviiiy-Nix 111 111 inree
fouith decrees west, soveutyllo and one-tcuth
eieiii'M iu it stone, inriico uy 1111111 01 nailllici JJC
iVriell south forlv-seen and thire-fourth dr.
U.IWH west seventeen nnd elirhutentlia nerrliei in
a pine stump, theueo by laud of John Crouue
101 .yoouo aim uiree-iuunn oturees went, sixty,
four uml Ile-tenths pinhrs to a pine iKone).
tlu-meby land of tho samo south fortynlne and
tliree-fourtii dcKrees east firty.four iiiul five,
te.itlm i.erc hen lu a black oaIc (Kone), thence by
purpart marked "A" uorlh ilit-soiu dtyrees
tut ono hundred mid sevenlniue perches to a
dead plno, tbemo by lund of lldwaid M'lleniy
norlh ulnt'Cii deurets west thlrlylle undtlve
tenths perthts to a plno tho plain of beginning,
Coutulnlnu Illtv-seili aens mid six iM-n lie!
strict iinusure- 'In bo sold iu lho propcily of
John Crouso nml othtrs, under proceedings In
1 in 11 won 111 ino common rn as 01 sum 1 county or
Columbia. MOUD1.CAI Mll.I.AltD,
jiioomsburK, Jan. 17, Isus. Hhertir,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE IN HANK-ItlJlTCY.-In
tho District Court of the l?nl
nt. Mates ir tho Western DUirlct of lVnnyla.
Io whom It may com 1 1111 '1 be underslifiietl hero
by ulvi h unth o of his nppolutuu nt us usslynco
ot Joslah 11. DikIsoii, of uerwitk, lu lho county
ut Columhlu, mid Mule of !Ynns Iw.uhi, who
,ifii iui u wiijuiit 11 u ouiiKrupi upon ins im 11 io
til Ion, by ihoDivtilclCourlof shIU DistrU-i.
DtitLtl Ut llliiiitiltlilinr tint llllll iluv r f Inlinnri.
I. . .. J, 11. itoiJIHON. '
NFiW ADVERT1S15MBNTS.
nitOVIDKNCI': MOllMMi iihii-
1 ALU, .
.ay llAU.Ti gs i i.i; ...s... j..
u r. p tr n 1. 1 c a n 11 1: 11 a if i,
-VhKKt.Y, IJM I'm A-iNl-M.-.a
I.arniat Clre-ulat loll 111 llin Htliti- nf lllualn l-lnlul.
OMI.V lllJIIieltATlO l'st atls IS nillltlB Ist.ANII.
VAtxlll.IlHJJciMll,ll?Ii
7unrTW .?.!.!!!,.,,.i''Mr.
In lll-iv MliisiTHil'ia nt .''.'"
.'HlMrk llmv N.Y. Hniiiine' i"l'
ri'tll' M VM'IMf TI'.Ml'IiK.
I Tin. Iti -l M.isitnli- l iihi r. tl I'l-r i iiri, SI I'lr
niiilillis. l-i,M lalinl W liy "
ll.il 1'lllilWllllU Aaioe-llltloll," .Nil. UHHlll'l'lstri'i;t
Ni w orl;.
(ll.?"1ss WAX'l'KI) roll
"in-:-
V YD.ND Till". MIlsMIsSllM'l " , .
A i'i,iii.li-ii. Iilalnry nf tlin .Ni;w HI"'" V',r '
liirlr,liiniitlii.(iioiit ltlii-rlii ll"-"';;"1,, V,Vi i
I.lli- nml mill liliirf nn l nilrli a.Mi uiiliiltis 1 1"
I In. 1'iiiltli! 1'ii.ist. Willi nviT -i vimrnl inns nf ti"'
iV, .h..rv.('lll.'i..i Al I luie.l .'1.H-" '''. ''.rl"-
lllianf llii'dli-nt Wist. 1 ; ."li;. "' 1
Inrn nn-il i'iilillillasliiii,liilii. It llm 1hI miii
linn bunk I'lenuilillslii'il. .M'li' If"' ''''''"'"t'r-ii'f 1
ilross ".N ATIONAI. l'l'll HIIIMI ' On I'lllln-
WANTKl)-KVi:UYVIli:ili:.
(IiukI Auoiila fur mir tifiv Win'. If"""'
lliaik "f Wnnilora f nlniiinrw "I'lilnlly rli;ili
umiililo llllilr," i iiiilnliiliiK .Nnlrs. Ilulcxi ", Mill''
IIiiEriivlUKs, Allium, I'nuilli Ui-eoiil. i U-. I'.'-.V
Ternia Klli ll. Ail.lrraa I1IIA1.N Mill A MAM !'
HON, lltirlfnril Conn.
XT d UT U AM1.H 1 CA X tSV H A 1 -
1 HIIIl' CO.
THUOLTllll I.INI'.ToeAI.II-OHNIA,
VIA l'ASAM V Oil NIC.MIAIII'A,
HAIMNCI l'HOM NI'.W YOIli:
Iiircnilu rfilliiiiiil IMIi! .liitumryMli, l'.lli
nml 'i'tlli, nml I'i liriuiry
liili nml 2'lli.
With Now Hlnimsli1i eif till' first l-lnsi.
I-ASSIOB I.llll'I'll THIS 11V AN V lllllKII MSI".
I'nr furlliiT Inforliiiilliin mlilro. llm nnili'r-
Kliisl ul lit Knl Kin i i, .i-w i.iirij.
II M. t'.MlltlMHllN, AK'-lil
A M Kill CAN CLOCK CO.
.1 L'lirlliiniU Ht.. Ni'ii' York,
Miinlir.ii-tnicr, Au"'nls niut Ih-alrra In
ALL VAIIlKTins flK AM IIRlf eM CI.OlKi.
Hull- Act'llti fur
SKTII THOMAH l I.oetfM.
XllAXIv MILIiKH'S IiKATIlKH
X PriM.rviitlu.iindWfti'r l'ruitf Oil lllmklni;
tur lliKitH ntm hum s.
I runic Mllli'r'a l'romu'il lliirniss (III llluek
Iiik fur olllim IIuiiu'sh, ("un lint" 'Iiiiii, i n-., riiuly
for use, ullli itln-iiliiiiH lor n-inir.
I'lilllk Mllli-r-a I'iiIMi 1)11 Illueklng. I or sale
i-i'Bi'riilly In lT. H. mill Ciiiiii'lus.
T-IIANK MII.l.l'.Ki CO., Is A a) Ciilnr H N.
rii Tlir C !: li K 11 H '1' K I)
" i: H T i: Y " O K (1 A N,
WITH
VOX HUMANA HTOP.
Priiniiiiniril liyiill wii" Imvi' lii iinl It tlio most
liilllirul nun iii'iniiiiui iiiiiiiniiit'.i. "I .: ...
it . vi e-f.i,. ......r ...I (mini ntf-i . .1. I Mil. I
i iu, llriittlolinro, 'Vt tin- nrlKliiiil Iiim iiIihh
nml JInniifui'1111'i rn. u, iirnoni mi., . i .
Wist IllMttl'M.. Il.illliiinu-, Mil.: H Nuilli fill
M Pllll.l.; Ill llllllil.iltllhl., I Illl'UKII.
AilvorllMini-ntH loru-anle-il tn ill Nrwapniwr".
ililvuue-e e'lmrm'ilitn l'lilillsliiTs' trlie-H.
All li-ndilitr Xt-WHl'iiliers ki'nt nn file'.
Iliforiiiiillull nn In Coat ul Ailvrrll-UiK furiiMuil
All onion riirlii'i-ari'lul nllriitluii.
Iiuiulrlcs liy Mull nnsiii ri'il pr. mplly.
Coinpli ti. Prlutisl List ofNowsiiin rs for mlo.
Hpi cl.il I.M jirrimre-il for Cuitumrrs.
Ailurllu'lni'lilH Written nml N'ollcran-i uri'il.
Onli-ia from lluilnoss Men espi tlully Mtlulli'tl.
We-nlmi lii'Ktocilll iitti'..llon tniiur I.lst uf
1UU Nt'W Kll(,'lllllll Nl'Wspllit.'M.'
100 N. Y.nnil N. J. Ni'Wi-piiiii-1-.s.
10U Ohio, 1 ml. nml III. Nciitiiii'rs.
100 I'a., Del., Mil., Vn. unit U. C (In.
100 l'rliu-ipal Daily uud Weekly New
iaH-ra, lliclnillliu'Hl.Mi fli Stuti's.
100 .Selections from Sixteen State.s.
i"i0 Newspapers ut tlie price lieretofnre
charged for One lluiidicd.
A I lteliirlous et Airrli'illt'l New.sprpcrs
Iluilni; apt elnl iitiilnii ta wllli nil the iiLumi'ii-
iM'ia Mt-ran oiler MTV filMinililu tfrnis. Lirell
lurs.wltli full jtartlculiiri, acnt to nny wlilri-'
40 fip';.
3 ,000 A 0 u K s
s ii ii, i: c. t r. ii r a it m i n i. a n i h
IN IOWA, INDIANA, IKliINOIS,
JIISSOUKI AND KANSAS,
with rtorfect tltlf-K, for mli- ilienpffir rush. Apply
ini:. u. Hiini'i'Aiin, a iiowiinu (imu, .v .
P.O. Ilox, 10.11,
TurTV'r k ii
tY hiili-i.iin'ii to tuiiel for ft iiinnur.ii'turlni;
Con puny uml M'li liy Kiiiuiiii'. iiuo.1 w ujifH in.;
uuiir.inii t il. AiMreks u ltli kliilnp, 11 A.MII.IO.N
J. uowi:, 111 Llil'atlllll nl., i'lill.iiiiiltiiiu, i ii.
nilinuii.. Amnis iuiu i'i iviiywlu u'l"
Y""- nil our iiutiiit liw-riiiMinis .mhiuiiu-
I fitlice.l.lliot, Miuri hs .mi. n inn o., nt- i.
... in it... ., wt i Illltii.U.
rK AHK COMING,
Amluilll tirnurilif In rtllV llfilCli 11 1 1 1 1 1 If IHU
OHIO 111 our urrill lotlnrnair,u. "j
I.... t..f..l. f'.. ft .. a.f .ntl tiltllhl"HI! Ol L'OfKN
linn hiuupit-. hem io itn, iiiiui ..'... (,n
4 itn ifii . i. in iin"i' . :
13 n-donil Ht., lioston, Mivsh,
p. o. nox c,
Wholc-nlo JtralorH lu l'rt nch, Cernmn. nnd
KimlUli Hr- Ami Vmwy roihIh, Cutluy, ruled
wnrc, AlouniK, i.ciiiiifr koooh, t u-.
rw. lini.l.AU KACMI.
J Wt b-iCotton t'loth.lUfusriittirns IMlit 1'ut-
tfihN.StjwinK luuciiiuis uu nt h, my imu '
ininili. Pit. I'll' Kflld till ('( 11 tK tor riltC'lH I (Ml
I tmntiiln. with kIIo ih M'rloiULE uu urtU-lo In our
Any peihon, (iniilt or ft mnle,) enn t-end Iti n
riuo oi iroin m i,i"', in mij"u niif n i m, ....
I'lU'hhtmd t't'i a ptiiiuum lot mi uoiiir, r -nu n
ItctrisU'H il 1.1 uvih. r-iuiiiut iinno o m-y ."v
itddrt'Ati, liAhi.'-iA a Ki.ii.i.i.
(. iiitnocr m., iioMitn,
JKVOIATTION IN THADK!
IjAHIUK, Von can rccolvi'for ttmum of
O N i: ll () 1. I, A U,
Mnr-ti am WML- t.iillwi nml Alllliroi TlllrN
Shawls lliilmoriiN. I.liifii (ioods 1 hiIn.J lu
bh I'ovits Vnt (lies J wt h.,Mlt i riatfd W art,
he wlni; Mltfhllifr t-tt. K-lid flubs id tenor
tnoie w im it u reiiiH ior e.n n ot m-i ipu w i n i
nml thi-K ttt rupofthecbO' will ifi-eiM- a ahm
hlt pitM'iit, uoith lioni (.1 lu .;i.MM'-ordlni. to
nuuibtr Miit. Am-iit uanlttl e(rywh-rt'.
iMmiliim si nt tn o. 1'AUKKH A. ll mh ismuh lo
UK All A. M UU,, bl A. At 1 t'lH'lHl hllLtl, UOHloo
JUIJ, f t.
OANKllUI'T NOTICIJ.
W MTl:ilN IllSTIllCT Ol l'ENNSVLVANIA KSt
I.N 'I 111! MA'iTTH Ol' ) III Ilailk
MO.s"iuomi:hv cox, lUnkriii.tf ruptiy.
10 WHOM IV MAY fO.YCV.V.'.Vt-'Iliu un
lll'lallilll'il lll'llliy KlUK nollui HI Ills upiio III-
UH'lll Us AhSlKllli in .illilillioiiit'ry eua, fti i ito
tuiillklilp. Ill luu Culllitv nt Citliiinlilii, uml Hlule
...It -..I.....I.. ..III.... ..I.l llllpli.l uli.illllt.
hi'i'li liilJiitlKi'il ll ilnlil.iupl upon lilt nun pHlllull
liy thu Diatllet Ci.lltl of aula I'M Ik I. llilllil lit
liluuiiifiiur-, llm Uili luy of .liiiiuury, A. n. iti
llloumiiburi;, Jan. 17, lbi-lit,
N
OTICK TO CUKDITOItS.
Win rfah. In Mirauanre nf mi Act nf flcm nil
ekv.iiiiilv.il Ih., I 'inn iitiiii u I'll) I ll nf I'i llllsl Ivn.
nln, uu iiltnt'huii ill hiilh Iiiiii Liiiiiilt'il hy tliu
biiiit.i-iitit'r,iini' ut tuu jiii.tii'1'ii ut tuu I'l-iu-i-i ni
uml for Cnliimlilil Ciilllily, ut tliu llu.11111111 nfu
ii rlilln I'. II. IlliKltliny, nf r.liaililalilllK, In Ihu
ami 1 l iiiiii ly in i tu it mom, uiiiiiiisi ii. umiii .i... . j
1 1 1 HI luu n , Uln 1 1 mi ri'l Ini II u.H n Is lUKl i lilillfls lllltl
I III i Ih of thu nilil llin I 1 1 1 .11 li in ll luu c hull ul
liifht'il (mil un. now lu ihu rusioily uf .lohii Luu.
I'oi'ii lllltl e i. mi ot i, ... it. 1.11111". ...ik. ." .
thi'lt'fint-, lueUu iiolliu lii lho I'liiUliilH nf tliu
aunt inirry iioiiiniiiiiiiuppi-iiritu iiiiti'iumi'i'ii u
llllll 1111) 111 Jlllllllll. , A, 1. I"IK-, II. IIIJ .ill.......
llluoiiihbiire, iifoiiiiiil, then niul IhcruiiiitlaiiiTi'r
anu uiiiitu priioi ni iiieir iii'iiiiiiiua uii-t-uuir tu
the illrnlluna uf lho mlil mt,
J, 11, L'HKMUUU.IN, J. 1'. 11.. .)
17XC11ANC11-; IJOTKIi,
iii.ooiiHiiinio,coi,rjiiiiA c-o., i-a,
Tho uinli ralisniil huvliiK puiiliiiiiil tlilawill.
luiiiiiiiiuilt'i-iilriilly.liii'iiii-tlhiiiii.i,lhi' llmliuuuu
lluli'l, Kllliutu uu MAIN HI ItHlIT, 111 llloumalilllit
Inline illule'ly nppftal u thuCtiliiiiililiU'imiityCimrl
llotiHi., iihpistfully Itifoiiiia hia frii'iula uml tliu
inililli. In Ki-ni-ial lliiit lila luiu.u U now lu nriler
for lliu riu-plliiii unit i uli it.iltiiuuit ul IruMllera
ulm I. uy huilltipiiKiil in r.ivin Itwllli tlielr ma.
trim. II ii hua apuloil linexpi lit-u 111 pit pal luu thu
Kxrhlintto lor Ihu (litt-lluluuiiul ul lila iflleala,
lll'ltlier ahull llu-iu hi mi Ihluu Wlllltlliu nil hla
jimt tiiiiiliiKiirtultii'lriH'i-auiinl I'omiort, Ilia
lioin.0 la Hmi'luUK, iilule'iijojauii e-al'i-lli-ut liual
lii'ha loi'iitluu.
oiiiulhiu.i'a mil ill nil tliiiia lietiueii thul.x
t'liuuiiu llotfl lilltl tliu Vlirluua lilllliiuit ilrputa, liy
wllli'll truvt-llera will hu tleiii.iililly titlili'ii-il tu
niul Iruni tliu I i'K pel II u allilloiiN In iluu tlliiutu
luu I thua iua, JOHN 1', (. AK1.UW,
Illuuuiahuiii, Mnrill 'il, 1M,
TJiTKiTicTs of Itendy JUiIp flolliliic
at luw tlanria at Cllauaaltl.lN-a ClultilUK
Mtta). UnMu'i Mnk, WaMatbiMii, 1'a.tfrjU,
SPKOIAL NOTICES,
Si.iib of Iron.
I mil lululily lu tin' a.ilt. r,
l li rii-iywli lili.il h.t ih,. Itraia,
(llorioiis lii tin. ainluurt aii'iinirr.
I jl iinliln ut I ho aim 111 uml Mm .
ll.'iuilfiuis lii (ho ituin,.,. ppr,
.MllMtIK III III., p., UU,, I ,, '
Aa lt IiiIiik. Ihuiltiully llKitn,u
1(110 ll ll Ull I ll.inillfsH III tho Hll.
Hut tlirru Ian Kliirlultaoa.oiK'o,
.ii 1 '."k" 'V nr iti.l.-si iiuwfj
(living In dir. ii ( hiv autoai,
.xiii Hoai iii i, ii. moi a huiir.
Koill Urn., mo IH-ilLniaral
Mi- tin- ilui Ucst liy.lrits IhiwI
ri i. tho inso nr iir.illi mi.l lii-nulr
Iiil.i'lliu p.il. ate hi ik m ,ro,
l ly,ilyMii..n nj ooiieiiinpilunl
oa, ull ills nro i riMim hi louaih.
I or I ulio itluii liiiiiimi nutii rr.
only or in oihil sratxuni I
Mlinll I till In iiluit imat fsom-a
..'.!'"." "in-.Muir siirltaili.'f. iiiia
r.illl.l, tri'iiiliiiiu, il) luu aiiiroior,
1 1- tlio 1 illlo.l "I'l.HL'VIAN Nvner."
'I'l.n IU lllfl't e v- ue'ii
loll I II lllf I'l'ii'liUlil,. of ri,ll,.l Iiou ilK,;,.,j. ,'
.... ........... f. i ,tt ,- i nroifrtriii ...i..
Mlpp llliirtlio tlotal with Ha Mml pillion,!,.
.................. n .-sin uio mil. i ill., i..
lho Kiniilno hiia'-ITlit-vus Htnfi-- I, ,!
thl'ljlnss. 1'iiliiiililola froo. ooniiinj
... . . ..I..-.. uu., iTopriPiur,
K..t,l l,y nil Druwlat,: "'Z
,.i un-,,iiiiu.i i ii'iuoio itii'inrat m ,
tlui iimrltoi lor rosiorlliK itr.iy li.ilr to it, or
ul Pllllslnc Ion us llllm'a VenotoMo Aini, ,.'
Wo liuio trli'il ll uml loiiiul ii tu i,.,ti , J ", ' . ,
III ii truly wiiiuloiful iiiiiiiui r ni won , . ' ''
lunyi.il.inilriill mi'l ull llilillitfcniiM.il hy hi,,,,,,',
uflhoariilp. Try II mul hu viiImIi-j. ' """'''i
Jiiiiiuir) 1, sis.tt,
I.M-OUM ATl(;.V.-Iiirori,inl..n buiuiiih, ,, ,
prmliiion liiMirluiit mniitli nr hnlr unm ulm i
hi'iul or lifinilli'ss tui'u, nlnui rooiliio lor n, J,
ninlnliil I'llill.lia. Illi.tilioa, llrupll,,,,,, ,, JJ" "
lho nltlll, lonillux tint aiilno anil, clear, ami lii'iuii I.
till, inn lioiililiiliicilwlthinili hiiitf,.,v,,, .L..''V"'
'1IIOS. 1-. CIIA1'.M..N'. '( , ,VJM"
jicpirn. "lllroiiiIiiny,.Ni'Vur'k.
Soino PoTkTCriii'tSoojj "NigTita,
Vi-.uv tinny anffor rinni m noinl U-li)llt v. .t lit r.
rriilii wc,il;ii,.,.,ho atol(, li.l liml. lit! ,,
illuoat tholi loii.lt M.iiic hiivui'ri opllitf.,.1,. ,,,, ,'
aloiiit llm none ill.roa, i.r piiin n, IliiOin V, in
iicilntfiiiiilwoiiryl linl.l.iiiirilii-llinl. ' ,
silliilaiil hu lea Hill.-r thmiiKh louu Jonia I . ,
i hut nro ciilh it n.MAi.i. Liimui aim., iuu.c'i ,!
'"' ' "fallon nr iiiusi lo uml llKiiiuciit ih, i , 7.
i n.l ill llcloncy fir vllnl lon o. 'I hoiisnml, ,," , ,
ii.sa ltii-ii. iiMniiitKcii iii mln. I nml liy, , .,,
ho licpims llulil nn, l,,,,,,,,,, unlit rur ilniv S
liooiiJ.i)iucnsiir lllo. l:.xcossln ioutli,niii ',
ii-rl ,foill..,ls.,r ruwr nml umio,-lnilV" " '.
Ion il citiisiiiiiiion, uml Hi.- l.i 1 1 in or tin. lu in . li
JIU1.',""'"1' I'wilHi. 'J mill.-i e-t s rinni ull ill';"
iiol'lll'H M.IlVI.Ni: AND I.NVIOOII.Vrilll
nllot s un liiMilunlilo Immiii u nniiiriil nml pille-lrnt
riuiiciy or lost poiura. .Nn pi rsuii, iiuiu iirw.j.
iiiiii, KiilU rlliuriitlii nny ciius,., enn ullonl ,
loot Ihla icliu'.ly. -lho NcrMiio will I... r.uiuili,,
iiossiasmi iiiiull7lnniiil iiiitrltliupilncipi,.
hnmllliilly lor Ihu Nonuus nines, mm M, ,,.ilii
tlicuiloi lliuiiiislflhntNiointuiiilviiiiii.m1,,! , ,.
I.IKu u holes u I. .... I Iiiki u tutu ,o Mi.iu,,., ii
llllilorKiira rnplil illijiatioii, InMuoi n ,w ',."
pliK'i ss tho illtfo.llMi iiiunns, uml puMm lu
CAl..MM.!sS AMI -lUAXttni.irv
tlliKnouli tmihy oilier plopiilnlloii, llcontnliii
t plum or hiislieosli, uml a,, im- n,,,,, ,r,hi,,, i...,
I'llstllltll-HS 1 U Lo lllllllil lilt . lllel..,,', r. s
itiliMlliiplloli. iiiiii has iililulinil unlu ,
for this pel iill.ii Ily,
what i'i:oi'i.i: may
" I It'll r Doctor i The lust llleilkllio plescrll.0.1 i.y
jou I iililiilueil, mul will Miv Ih it 1 1. ..1.1 a Ni n ma
uml InilKoi'utor l nil lli.it It chilius in ho. ,,i
lllloll new in. in; I all cp null; Ii.icKihhI Hup, Im.
.lll.l leol M runner 1 1 tan I Inile lor miiiii lum
piist.'' LC.iiilill.iiteil hy ir. II. A, linker. .
I Union at., Iliookljn, N. Y.
"I hiilo Usui the Nell I no, mul flliil mysclt Tlmt Ii
hcllcllleil hy It, pm lleulfll ly III lho lueti use .,
sill I. Kill uml line ul lluisi. tlimhllm; M sillliiu.
My I osl 111 luasttlMi MiliiH III hu clltll, ly ellretj
,l.i Iter to lir, 1 in Iii r.
' '1 ho lilotllcilie ).,u iirilercil DiiihI-k Nerillie'.
llclillM. tnkill till I a.- I.oHIih fit. It la a Lre.it
fhlliB. .Myullo Miya aho hint rnthcr lime on.
lioll o uf ll llulil lolly iliH'tola, Miet Is ci rlullilv
lutlir. I.eliciilll.ieillllleil ; ilou't fell tin; ilr.il;.
ini: iluu ii mi iiiiii Ii i lioii-i Is iiioio cnsler, un, I to
.1 heller III llolisiittiillliou ei rv liny."
(i. II. Mul tin. Cnshli r lilt n llimsi', I.oiii. Ilrnni'ti
N. .1., stnlca Hull lloiHl'a .Nerilno h.ls cllletl luui
iirihriiliii' llcuUlll.s of lho Kloiiiuili, tllzuut,
mil slik lieutl.iche', ulul Uleiill) alii llb'llleui'.l Lib
In lie- h) slelll.
Inn hi I Inositol ii,. -KM Mut c-itt,, llrinikl)!!, ruifj
ofelirolllo 1I1UM llllll tlllil lleriolls ilPhlllty.
.lolill lllirlilll, Itloi.UI) II, N. Y. auyai "lu rt 11
Into tho liulli Is ll Itl.t.lll ploilllilil ii'iilhiillie p.
Ici I, illlol Un-lu ri s, nml Ittiio u,i the aialem, I
liulo iu-li-1 list il uu) tiling Unit efiuallcil linifla
Xi-lMno."
W. I'. Hi mis, i:m., rnsiimii, t'onu.i "My wll
has Milliieil lor hen nlci ii )euia with I'xiri-inf
m-i urns ilelillll) uiel iiuuliiil iiriislriition' Mifi
mis Imliuul h) ii im ml tu try lir. J. V. Ih.Hla
Ni r Im nml IllMlitlitutor, uml hy Ha Use I. liow
lestilleil III (il 1 1, e-t Ilelillll,
Dr. (J. C. urk. I'hurli loivn, Maas. "In ,-nsw,
ul .lillt lienous ih IUIU), not ciinlliii il i-l mi)
lileulis III lhe h unit.. liliMtllntlou lilitle t-oiiiliion
lliull illlloliK uu li, 1 elnplo) 1) Pa Niiiliie nml
Ull liroiiitui ii Hh lho h.ipiilest i Hi t IliitusU
in tonic pouor nn) Ihluu thut I know, iilulo lia
in Hon upon tholtolil-lalsull tlint enu he ilt-slri il
lloofl's Nan lilt- llllll I II Vclltlil'ltiir is I III plo) cl
111 lhe Mtissnchuselta Ilospllnl torlliu luaauu at
lulinluli.
roil rmisoNAi, ti:.sti.momai.s
Tnciiroa ot (ieneinl Ileltl.ty, llulliieslfon. Siren.
loss, Kliluorl umpliillit, Wllul I'ulJc.IllliI i'elual.
Ciiiupliilnla In tlu-lr nw ii r.iinllies, uu n for, iillli
pi-rmlssiii, to thu lullnwliii; Ki-utlumcii lu Una
ilclnllyi
II. W. Ilall, tai., I'lllh Avi-nuollotpl, N. V
W. II. lloil-jo, 'I met llouso, N. Y.
John Williams, l'lillcc mull, N. Y.
.1, W. I'lekelt. im ( llillun-st., IlrooaljU
Dr. II. A. linker, t Union. at,, llna,kl)ii,
.1. K Wright, i-M.,Ji'ihi-y Clly.
Hon. Win 1 1 n chnso, 511 llmiutwny, N. Y
I'nr aula hy nil Drui;i;lta. I'rlioil.nilpf'rliiirtla
11. It. Miner A Co., 1'iuprietors. N Y
August .1(1, lso7,
i !. "lfilll
I s? "oim.'W- -s I
lERMC.,E.,r,Ri)r.f-!iI
VJmCrriiintli" SSJi
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
Ci riiy-lle-uile-tl leoplo Iiuvc tin ll
lock rcstorcil hy it tu lho iio'a. . ji'oiii,
tl.'.f.i tiesm ul' j'oulli, anil an I. ) pi !
YouniilVopli', with light, ftuUtl nr rcinimr,
have theso uiif.isliloiial.lc eolnra clLint'i-il U
n l.ejutil'ul auluni, anil rijuicu !
l'e-oplo wliuso lic.nU nio t-ourul with
Ihtnilri'Jf iiiiii Humors, ll-c it. mul li.i''
ii--.ui id.tte niul ili-.il- nml licnltiiy nalpi1
Hillil-IIi-illllll Ve-te-I'llIlH l.aii'
tin. lr l. -in. lining lueks ticlitinu!, ami ll.
Imro nputi i-iiu'ii'il with a luvuriant fruntli
nf Il.ilrt unil il.ini-o fur Joy!
Vounj; Genii on uo il l'CC.itiso it i
rii-lily iicrlmncil !
YoilllK I.ntlie'. ll'O il ln-raiise' it kc-cp
tlu-lr Hair In pl-n-i-!
r.vcrjlioilv tiiiw' ami uill uo It, Ia7caui
it ia tin- tltaiitit nml tcjf ailit-lc In ll'-nnrki-t
!
Tor Silo by Druggists generally.
.Ml KUIt SAM; 11 V
I. V eifivi'i. .....I r , its... ..r-
... .. ...-j..,.. (iii.i j . in.,., i.iiiKUt-.-
IllofilinbuiK, ami M. M. IIUOHM', CutiKiIa-
U lllllllil ) 1, 1HIS-.I,
B
A U O II 'S
COJIMUltCi A I.
MA XL- UBH.
r- M'it ntinoiiucn In farmers nml ile-ulfra la
roillllers. Unit thu fiilluii ln ui-i.-..h l,..i. In..ii
uiliipu-il ror tliu pri-M'ut niirlim aeason t
IlAL-lllIS HAW IIO.NH l-IIOHlUIAIi:.
1'rleo, g-til per -J.iaio lbs.
iiACinr.H cinuAdo no.Ni: ri;itTii.izi:it.
I'i liv, I0 per i,(i llm.
llAirilH'ai CIIKJAOO UI.OOII MANUltli
1'lliu, 151 per .',ouo l,a.
This li-i-ll.klinii li iioitiiliit- Irii.l.i.iiKtrl.- uIIILk
fuuiuliipuii eiiery piii'lviiuu uf lliuiihuuiu.iiuiri-M.
Hll lllcll 1-l.lltMllllllII 111 U-llll'll llAt'llM'a. flA-fU
MaM'11Ks1iiiu lii-i'ii In-Ill. l nriiior louilPii vrmi
iiibt, o Hiuii fully btihiulu In tlie lut ure, il.tv
iuK nuw thy enllrtM'tmtrol ot thr ureal ifaouici"-
ot tlio city ut uhluiKn. for lurulihlin Ainiiioiilu
ami I'ltni-plmtn j U-ltlliiK iniiti riul, .Ui-toin,
)rli il I-Iruli, Illuml, ti., unli.ive. In t-oniU'i tlon
with our uorkH In l'tillacti Iphhi iliu!aicit Thi 11
ItlfH for niinlhlnt: thiho inuiiuif., at tliuubuu'
luw iirtcLw.
nuuuii a ron, riniiutoipnin,
trui-Visti 11 IVrllltfnk'lU, riitniyo.
Jotiu ItnUoii.V to.. tft iuriil A (;(.. New VurL.
(Icoico V, Klilic l Cu.t " Ihi-ttmi,
(k'oi(iti jiUifilule, WlioU'HaloAtt.. lUltliuurt,
I'nr Infunnutlfm ri'HiuftliiLT tlioatioo Hnnuti'ii.
qui:
lUVVH hau:,
irtno ol ii w r It nr vn lllnnl IixiiOIiuh. ht-
nu.'il nut nf t it) Court nf t' milium l'lt-iin of L'o
iuiuhla cfHinty, tu inn illri't'tt'il, wilt I'i tx Kst-ct
to imhllu halt) nr niitcry, nt llm I 'unit JlmiM', In
llliHiiiirabtuif. on Mnnilav thu I tilt tl ilav ul It hi u
nry, ltyi.nl inio u't-lui It in luMilU'ni"ii, tin' Tul
lowuiir uni t'Mtntr to wit i
All tlmt iTrliiin trutt nr rlcco uf lnnl, bltnato
In llilarciti-k luwtihhln. L'oliiinhlii rouuty. I'm..
i-outiiliiln;i ul 'lit hix utrrw, huiintlitl uu thu
Hoinu iy tuu Tsui in iiniiu-n i niitii, on hibu')
lamN uf llniinali HhouMil'iUs'i' ""'I Htt-ihen
'ilioiun. nn tliu north hvlaiuUnf John (.. Jut-ol y
anl nil thLMiut hv luml ut Kl('lu'h Thuina..uu
u hit Imiii ttii ti tf a JiiuiK'ilu i'llluu liiiutatui Ijauio
triUt mill, jtlubUr mill, ami miw mill uilli l'
iijii uituiiUiiiN. psfltil, tubi'ii In execution ami
tu he hulil an thi nroiit-rty of Johluh '1 Imma.