The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, September 25, 1868, Image 2
t THE COLUMBIAN, ELOOMSBUliG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. SChc Columbian. 13L.OOMSHU11G, PA. t'RtDAir MUUJlxu, R kpt. at, laan. (rTIIR COI.UMniAX lia. Ih. Largol CrcmlMlo In ('nlanibla and artjolalng aaantlaa of any apr published Iter, anil la also mneh largtr shaat than any nf ttacotamporarta.t auit la th.r.farr Ih. btl medlnas fbr adv. Hiking In aacllnn nt (ha Stale. Attention J Democrat II In order tlml cheap reading niullcr may bo furuliliiHt the iplo until afler tho election, we make Hie following of fer) That wo will Rend The CoI.uhiuan from now until after tho Presidential election to i-liitn ir twenty roll KJVK . DoM.Alm. 'I Ids In only Twenty live rents a mintliiT nnd Just covens the uHt of tho iiier on which It N jirluteil. The paper contain euch week Hlxlt-en largo columns of entertnltiln literary and political uoth. No Democrat la mo pi)r hut what he can glva twenty five cent to aid In tho coming content, and ho should see that his Iladlcal neighbor has a copy. Clubs should bo formed at every Post Office. Ool. Piollot. Thk Congresalonnl nomination mado at Danville, will gratify many personal friends of Col. l'iollet in every county of our District. It was in our opinion, well-advised and helluvn will Insure success. For theru is a spirit of keen inquiry abroad, and thu course of our present Representative In Congress has been unsatisfactory and in some respects odious. Ho has supported tho inrwt extreme measures by his votea, thougl: he has been an Instrument rather than u leader of party and has contributed nothing of valuo to the debates or pro ceodingsof Congress. Col. Plollct Is a man of unusual enor gy, and his abilities nro of n very re Hpcctablu order. As a business man ho has been very successful, and the largo interests that have been confided to his clmrgo, at several times, havo been managod by him with signal skill and fidelity, whether ai Contractor or ns Supcrlntendant upon canal or rail-road Improvements in Hrndfurd and "VY'vo- mlng counties, he has performed all his obligations to State mid Corporation In a most satisfactory manner, while ho has won the confidence and attachment of tho citizens with whom ho has been brought in contact by moat honorable and Just conduct towards them. But it is at home, as Farmer nud Merchant, that the Colonel appears most to advantage. J lo has the respect of all his neighbors, and will receive, very generally, their sincere support, not merely because he has ability and clear opinions upon public alia Irs, but because they know him to bo a true man in all the relations of social and business life, and therefore presumably tltted for tho ordeal of public service. The Colonel becomes a candldato at this time, with particular referenco to flnancinl reform. Tho taxation of tho peoplonnd the expenditure of tho pub lic monies are themes with which ho is familiar and In which ho feels n deep Interest. Ho will, If elected, labor with diligence and zeal to reform taxation and reduce the public expenses, for he regards these as tho most important sub J f cts for consideration by Congress. Wo shall take pleasure hereafter In enforcing the claims of Col. l'iollet up on popular confidence. For ho Is a can dldato to bo support! with zeal and without distrust, and thoso who know his merit must not withhold their tes timony In his favor. More Work. TiiKKKistoo little activity in Penn sylvania. All acknowledge It to bo tho battle ground. Tho' Radicals havo thrown into it their ablest debaters. What Is tho Democratic State Commit tee about that they havo not drawn from Now York and other States the brilliant orators who could render her effectivo service? Thocainpalgn ought to bo aggressive, tho Issues aro with us, tho voters aro with us, but the canvass will not proceed of Itself. There nro still threo week, let them lie weeks of herculean effort, of sleeph-ss energy, and make our victory a Waterloo to tho Radicals; destroying them as a politi cal organization forever. Maine. Tin: election In Maine shows that tho Democrats gained almost eight thousand votes to tho hundred thous and. Tho whole voto Is less than ono hundred and thlrty-fivo thousand. That Is a tremendous gain. Apply the same ratio of Incrcaso to Pennsylvania, and wo shall carry the Stiito by fifty thous and. Aro we making the tamo active and determined effort ? We ought bD do so, for our success Is then overwhel ming certain. In Maine all they could hope was to reduce majorities. Lot us Imltuto Maine ami her gallant Democ racy. Failing to collect tho Illegal nve. ments mado ngalnst tho Democratic counties in the State, and not daring to test the question In tho Courts; Radi cal tlnrtranft has given notice that ho will keep back tho appropriation mado ror common school purposes. So, as they can't steal any longer from full grown meu, they propose to filch It from tlto Utile school child re i. Oh I the beau ties of Radicalism 1 the party of groat mor al ldea, of all tho decency and all the oducatlon, stealing the educational fund of tho children. In thcro any, other fund they can get their fingers on bo- foro tho people wlpo them out? If there is, they'll bo after It. Ronner, of tho Ledger, says If tho tho Republican party don't uiuko more of Harm Sammy Grant than he (Ron ncr did out of tho biography written by the old man, (Grant's father,') they will havo made a bad Investment. Ho paid tho old man a good round sum for that biography, yet It somehow or oth er it not only did not Increase the circa latlon of tho papar, but actually reduc ed It. Reauino them out. Ono year ago tho New York Trlbun said t "Men who hold that none but Whites should vote, may bo well enough In their place, but thcro Is no room for them In tho Republican jarly," I MASS MEETING AT BENTON. Another Outpouring of tho People 1 IIA.N.NKIIS, I'L.MH A MlHIC TttK meeting at Hcntoti on I'rlday last, was a roller and clearly Indicates tho Interest the people feel In the com Ingcontest.ThoOrangevlllo llrass Hand vtwjri;s(;nt,, juid. .Hags and banners floated In nil directions; showing tho 7.oal of our friends In that section. Wo wcro clad to poo our friend Aaron Pat terson of Ornngc, thcro with n six homo team, loaded down with sturdy DcniO' cruts, It is, and wo trust It will bo Imi tated by others, not only during tho contest, but especially on tho day of olectiou. The stand was creeled directly oppo silo utiles' Hotel on the vacant lot, and all well and completely arranged. At about two o'clock order was called by the choice of the following officers: President, Peter Kill ; Vice Presidents, J. 1.. dry olTnnibra, K. X. Tubus nud Geo. dcarhart of Falrmouut, Aaron Young and John Ikcler Ilenton, J, J, Kanccnnd Wm. Ikcler of Fishlngcrcck Andrew Uiubacli nnd Je.-su Hartinan, of Sugarliinf, Aaron l'attcraon and Col II. U, Kllnuof Oronge, Irani Derr of Jackson. Secretaries, Chas. Conner, P. Call, J.J. Utiles, Silas W. M'llenry, C, 11. M'llenry, S. llhone. Kobert F. Clark, Ksip, was then In troduced, and was listened to with tho most profound attention : not only, doubtlevj, or. account of his ability as a speaker, but becausoof his well-known previous political position.. Ills address was in all respects just what It should Iiavo liccu, ami mat is pernaps all wo ought tosay of It, not havl'ig taken any notes. Its effects upon thoso pics ent, uf tho Iladlcal party, cannot, o course, be known, but they could hard ly listen to such n speech, and then go uwny perfectly satisfied that tho prlncl pics and practices of their party aro not antagonistic to the Government, as formed by Washington. If ho did not show that, and further, that tho Itadl cal party does not hold tho principles of tho Republicans of MG,then all our Ido asof logic nro at fault. Ilowas frequent ly ap'.ilaudcd, and evidently gratlflei all pn-sent, not of tho most extreme Iladlcal ptirsuasion. Col. Freeze followed showing how tho Radicals aro ignoring tho prlncl pics of Jefferson and carrying out thoso of tho-momirchlst, Mr. Hamilton ; how tyranlcal extravagant, and corrupt they are, and how necessary It Is, that they should bo driven from power. Judgo Derr was called for, and in his usual happy stylo gavous n song, nnd then ufter cheers for Seymour & Illalr, for the speakers, and for the Song, all prepared to return to their homes great' ly delighted. Congratulatory Address. Dkmochatio Statk Con. Room, I twi Alien St. riiiuADui.puiA. j So the Democracy of Pcwisyhania : TiiEsturdy Democracy of Maine havo covered themselves with glory. In tho very citadel of Radicalism they havo demonstrated that you aro upon the eve of a magnificent victory. The two parties wero last arrayed at thcpolls.upon national Issues In 1SG0. Malno then nolletlii voto nearly equal to her voto of 1 SGI, whilst Pennsylvania polled her largest voto. In 1800 Radicalism received In Maine Ct,037 votes. In 1808 it received, ns they themselves estimate, 75,002 votes. This Is an Increase of 8 per cent, upon tho voto of 1600. In 1806 Democracy there received 11,- 017 votes, and in 18G8,lt receives 55,725 votes. This Is an increase of 00 percent, upon the voto of 1800. In 1R00 Radicalism received In Penn sylvania :W7,274 votes, and Democrecy received 200,090 votes. Apply the test of Malno to this vote, nnd Radicalism will receive In l'eiin syluanla an Increase of S per cent, or 21,531 votes), inukingn total of 331,830 votes, nud lteruocracy will recelvo an incrcaso of 80 per cent, or 87,028 votes, making u total of 377,121 Democratic votes, showing that wo will have a clear Democratic Jnajarlty of 45.2GD votes. Whilst tho totals shoivn by this cat! inato nro too largo for tho voto that wo will cast in October, no man who kuows tho condition of public sentiment in Pennsylvania will assert that thu tela tivo proportion will he lessened. Maine voted for John C. Fremont, yet James lluchanati was elected Presi dent, and Pennsylvania led thu column of States that mado him tho Chief Kxe- cutlvo of tho nation. Tho hopo of tho Republic- Is In thu Democracy of tho Koystonc. As In 1850, thu responsibility or de termining thu contest now rests with you. Maine bos proven that you can again bring triumph to tho principles you love, Let us arouse to renewed energy and more determined effort. Uy order of the Democratic State Committee. WH.l.IAM A. WALLACE, Chairman. Howki.i. Comi, who wns Uuchaimn's .Secretary of t he Treasury, paid fifteen per cent, premium on n part of tho Na tional debt Incurred by tho Mexican war still unpaid, which he finally can celled In order to leavu the Treasury empty when ho run away to euungo lu tho Itcbelllou. after borrowini? niniu-v to meet presslnir demands at (irelce per cent In cold I llepublicun, all, after tho defeat of the Democrats in 1RC0, when the cloud of woe. debt, and taxation, that has slnM fallen upon thu country, was hanging 6yer us. It was about tho time that Horace Oreeley, then and now, tho Radical leader, was advocating tho right of Ho cession, and when in this community, It was com mon to bear tho remark from Radicals " Let tho South bo" " Wo lire better ofr without them."" They aro an ex ponsotl us" "They cant bo kicked out.'i , That thu credit of tho Government wus low, Is probable, but bear in mtnd It was all In consequence of the defeat of the great parly that had so lnug rul ed tho Country, with such wImIoiii and success, Noto tho fact, moreover, how unwillingly tin llepublicun has com plimented Secretary Cobb Wo uro told that, Instead of appropriating the mon ey In tho treasury to his own use, or that of his friends, as a Radical would havo done ; for fear It would bo wasted or stolen, by tho party cumlug Into power, he actually took it and ald olf the lionda of the Government. ,Cnnluilihtcntoit, Orand mass Mooting at Ccntralia. The people fully determined In Ihruil tielrjiprtisorsfrom J'owcr I A, I J.v 'accordance with tho. announce- mcntin tho bills, tho Democracy' of Ccntralia ami Conyngham township",' assemuieu nt tno nouso or noiicri'i-ur- rcll In Ccntralia, on tho afternoon of tho PJtli Inst. Tho Democracy of Bchuylklll was largely represented, and tho Ashland H.uul rtM lent their aid to tho glorious cauxc. Many Republicans weru present on the occasion. After n grand procession through tho town, the meeting was organized by electing m Torrey, lisri., President ; W. S. Whit tier, James Kealey, Robert rarrell, J P. llannou, Thus. O'Connor, Richard Thornton and Thru. Conor, Vlco-Prcsl dents, nnd (!. G. Murphy, J. J. Cough- lln and w m. llrysou, Secretaries. The President then announced Jas. llryson, Jr., ll-q., would address tho meeting, and after loud and continued cheering, ho in onoof his mighty bursts of oratory, depicted In clear and utinn swcrablo logic, tho living, issues of tho campaign, and tho unhappy results coiifcquent on a renewed lea'o of Itiull oil power. , Mr. llryson's lofty stylo, natural ges turex, extenslvo vocabulary, sublimity of thought, and elegant compatlsous, placo him on a level with tho firstspea kcrs of tho State. Ho held the audience spell-bound and left the platform, en circled by n wreath, nmld great enthti slasm. Gen. Knt was then Introduced and received with applause. Iludellnlatcd tho object of tho war, the Inconsistency of Gen. Grant, nnd tho violated pledges of Congress, with force and reasoning beyond refutation. His appcaranco Is pleasing, his man ncr courteous, nud depend upon It tho people of this end of tho county will do their whole duty to innko him their noxt .Surveyor-General. Ho was fol lowed by Lawyer Scott of Pottsville who spoke at length on finance one' rous taxation, useless expenditures, In creasing debt, uuwlsu legislation, am proved beyond tho shadow of doubt that the party In power aro unlit to con duct "thu Ship of State" io thu haven of peace, happlnei-s nnd prosperity, ills speech was nicely punctuated with hear ty cheers. At tho call of tho President threu checis wero then given for Seymour t Rlair, and threo more for Gen. Knt and tho State ticket, after which tho meet Ing adjourned. C. G. M. Fortieth Congress Adjourned ScS' slon. HKNATE. WAiHisiaTox.Bcin,;!, Tin: Senate- was called to order ot 12 o clock. Rev. Dr. Gray, Chaplain, In thecoursoof his prayer, Invoked tho wisdom and grnco needful to support members In their public duties, so that whatever course they pursuo may meet thcRlvIno approval and thosnnctlon of the wholo nation. Tho Clerk commenced reading tho Journal, but on motion of Mr. l.d- munds,tho further reading was dispens ed with. Mr. Anthony offered the following resolution : Jlcsolred, Uy the Senate, (the! Houso of Representatives concurring,) that tho President of tho Senate and tho Speaker of tho Houso of Representative do ad- ourn their respectivo llouo until 12 o'clock, noon, on tho 10th day of Octo ber, 1608 ; nnd that they then, unless otherwlso ordered by tho two Houses, further adjourn their respectivo Houses until tho 10th day of November, 1808, at 12 o'clock, noon; and that they then, unless otharwlso ordered, further ad- ourn their respectivo Hou-.o to tho first Monday of December.lSOnt 12 o'clock, noon. On motion of Mr. Sherman there was a call of tho Senate, when thirty-four members nnswered to theh- names ex actly a quorum. Mr.Anthony stated that his colleague, Mr. Sprague, was not prcsect, owing to Illness, The question, was taken on tho adop tion of tho resolution, which was agreed to yeas 33, nays 1 Mr. Ilueka- lew. On motion of Mr. Anthony, at 12:15 tho Senato took a recess for half an hour. fter tho recess n message was receiv ed from tho Houso that tho latter had passed tho resolution to adjourn to tho Uitli of October; if not then otherwNo ordered, to tho 10th of November, ami men, unless otherwise ordered, to tho first Monday of December. Mr. lluckalow offered n resolution re questing tho Houso to Inform tho Sen ato whether n quorum of members wero present nt tho sitting to-day. Ho Kild ho was Informed thcro was not when I that resolution was passed. Messrs Anthony and Kdinunds thought It would be discourteous to ask the House that qcestlon. It was pre sumed that tho Houso could not put It without a quorum, nnd besides It wes Improper thus to Inquire. Tho Houso resolution was concurred in nnd tho President declared tho Sennte ftdlnurn- ed. Atonoo'clock, whllo tho roll was be ing called In tho House, to get u quo rum, n message was received from tho Scnnto announcing tho passngo of tho Houso resolution by that body, which Instantly put a btop to tho Houso pro ceedings. As both Houses having con- currcii in mi) resolution it was nnwtt law. Tho Houso adjourned at ten min utes past ono o'clock. Tho Senato :ul- 1mit-nr.il ..cii.tnitcl .. Inl.. II..,. Randall, Eldridgr, Roycr, Halght;' In tho Siinato only two Democrats-RucJsn-lew and M'Crcery. Tho latter camo lu alter tho Senate resolution had passed. Fully 120 members of tho Houso wero In tho city nud a quorum would havo been found, lf necessary, at tho next Congress meeting, Boi.mkks. Voto against tho party that for tho sake nnd purposo of making tho negro your equal, allowed thous ands of your comrades to f-tnrvo in tho Audcrsonvlllo prison. Pooii.MKN,Worklngmen, now Isyuur time to do Justice to yourslves, by vo ting down tho party that has oppressed you for tho last soveu years. Re true to yourselves, bo true ti thocountry. WoitKiNtiMi:.v, Vote against tho party thnt caused the War, caused tho debt, caused tho taxation, caused alio high prices of (til you eat, drink or wear. Pennsylvania. To this Stato tho eyes of tho country nro now turned. Kncb. party claims It for ltsclf,ffihd b'dth nro struggling desj pci-iUclyto niako goqdl Isclal m", yenn sylwnlajoiicqjp Democratic Stato foj mariv?vrnrfi hna liecn'cnrrlpil bv tlio lie puDiicausjuyYiargomnjoiilies.v l.sst year tno uemoerais innuun vigorous tight under tho guhlaneo of a most ef. flcleut JCxccuttvo-Coinmlltee. JXlio.rc.-. suit was tho election of tho Democratic candldalo for Justice of AliC Suptoind Court by 027 majority, tiifi total Voto of thoStato being 02,71)5 less tlmn-thnt ol tho previous year. ,Now tomes thu question, which party will seeuru next month n majority of these nearly sev enty thousand votes'.' Hut theronro oth er questions to bo decided by tho can vass which aro of more lui portauco than thocholco of tho Stale officers ; they nro the election of representatives lu Con gress and u Statu Legislature, which latter Is to choose u United Slates Sena- In placo oflIon. Charles R. Ruckalew, whoso term of office, will explro on the Ith of March next. In tho present Houso of Reprcscntnlatlves thu Pcnn f.ylvnnia delegation Is polltlealy dlvld thus: Democrats, 0; Radicals, 18. At the election last year tho Democrats ( ar rled nil tho'illstrlcts which they carried In 1600 nnd four more, besides prcslng tho Radicals yo closely In another dis trict (tho Tenth) that tho result was a tie vote. They have, therefore, reason nblo grounds for expecting to elect ten and perhaps eleven of their candidates for Congressmen, nnd thus secure a moro honest representation on tho floor of the House of Representatives than R has had In several years. All the Information that has reached us concerning tho progres of tho cam paign In this Stato is full of encourage ment. Tho Democrats navo occn anil aro working with commendable vigor and discretion. Their forces aro well officered mid thoroughly drilled; and unless some unexpected es-ent occurs during tho next threo and a half weeks they will march over tho field on tho 13th of Octoher.and at night -fall rcjotco with their comrados lu other State over tho redemption of tho Kcystono State, and tho consequent triumph of the en- Democratic party In November.- World. terrible Sarthpuakcs. .1 7Jo:cii Cities Destroyed! 30,000 to 00,000 Lives J.ost, and $3oo,oun,uoo worth of J'roperly imwiiyeti. A Tinuiiiti.i: earthquake which has Just dovastcd South America bccins to havo ranged from Port Conception, tho southern coast of Chilli, up to Qui to, 'tho eapltol Kcuador, just below tho equator. Tho length of coast lino nll'ct- ed by the several shocks Is estimated nt about 2,000 miles. Tho extrcmo dis tance from tho sea coast Into tho Interi or, whero tho shocks wcro felt, is not known ; but It H supposed that tho de vastation extended to tho cast of tho Cordilleras. Peru, Ecuador, and Chlllo nro known to hnvo ben tho principal sufferers srom these great calastrophies. No advices havo been received from Rollvla and tho Argentine Republic. Mariners who had arrived nt Peruvian Ports reported that vessels in which they rode wero rocked by a finrful un dulation far out nt sea. Tho total lo.s of life by theso earth quakes, from tho 13th to tho 17th ult., was estimated to bo from thirty thous and to sixty thousand lives I Tho total lossof property was estimat ed at threo hundred millions of dollars I Over four hundred thousand people wero deprived of shelter. Fifty largo cities and towns, and more than two hundred r.maller town nnd village, nro n ruins. Tito vast mineral province of Huancavcllca, Peru, lias been utterly devasted, The agricultural interests of the country, like, thoso of Ecuador, and thoso parts of Chilli and Rollvla, are nearly destroyed ; manufacturing, and other producing Interests havo also re ceived an unprecedented shock ; lu tho various ports of deposit all goods havu been washed away or badly damaged, and hundreds of merchants are bank rupt. DilMocr.ATic meetings to be held In Columbia county at tho following times nud places : hcrovcr tho placo is not naiued,tho meeting will bo at tho regular club rooms fur tho tow nship. Reaver, I'rldy, Sept., I'o, nt 1 p. m., Col. John O. Freeze. Robert F, Clark Ksq., and others, Milllin, Saturday, .Sept., 0, at 1 p. m., Robert F. Clark, J-q John li. Freeze, and others. J teller's School IIoiiso, Madl-on town ship, Friday, Sept., 2.", at 7J p. in., C, O. Hartley, Kq., Wm. If. .Shoemaker. Jones' School House, Mount Pleiuant township, Saturday, Sept.. '20, at 7J p. in,, Wm, H, Shoemaker, Esq., tola, Tuesday, Sept., '20, at 1 p.m., Col. John Cl. Freeze, K. Ji. Jkclcr, Ksq. and others. Montour Township, Tuesday, Sent.. 20, at 7 p. in., C. O. RarUley, Esq. lirlar Creek, Wednesday, Sept., HO, at 75 p. in., Milton M. Traugh, Kki., O. W. Miller, Ksq. Rohrsburg, Saturday, October 10, at 1 p. in Robert F. Clark, Esq., Col. John (1. Freeze, and others. The Vigilance- Committees will un nouneo and niako necessary airaugc ments for tho meetings. Democrats, nttond; Republicans, you aro Invited to come mid hear tho real Issues of this Important campaign fairly discussed. i no inilles also aro cordially Invited. hlghtstreot, Mouday evening, Sep. 28 R. V. Clark. Franklin, Saturday evo nlng Oct. ti lt. F. Clark and J". Cl. Freeze. Mlllvllle. Monday evening Oct. fl it. '. Clark and J. U. Freeze , - Centre. Tuesday afternoon Oct. 0, nt Hill's Caiiipnroun--J-Vecze, Clark nnd others. '"jAy Miilnpvlllo, Tuesday uvenlng Oct. 0 Clark. Catawlssa, Aednosday uvenlng Oct. 7 Clark & Freeze, Conyngham twp. t Oermnntown, Friday evening Oct. 2-J. O. Freeze & James llryson. Rloomscurg, Monday evening Oct. 12 Robert F. Clark, Esq. . JOHN A. FlTNHTON, Chalrmttti Rom. Co., Com Rloomshurg, Sopt., 15,'C8. 1'oou-mi:.s', Worklngincti, bo nitlvu and earnest In your ofl'ortto defeat your eiiemy, iind tho enemies of free Gov ernment. 1'ooh-mi:.v, Worklnirmcu, voto down tho party, thatwahlstdbrjng you down to tho lovel of tho Ignorant and brutnl negro, POLITICAL. D om o cralio Ntttionnl Ticket. ji-on rnK3tnr.NT! lIOllAjTIOfSEYiMOl'H, oFxnw yohk. ron vice-i-iu:.siiii:st: GEN. FRANCIS 1'. BLAIK, of StissoOnf. 'Domoorfitlo Stato Ticket. UU .lUDlTOIl-Q r.NEUAI. ! 0IIABLE3 E. EOYLE, - , lOX'M'AYKTTii COUNTY". ion si'uvcYon-acMFUAM ' GEN. WELLINGTON H. ENT, Ol' UOJ.UJIMA COUN'TV. Dcinocratio District Tiokot. ion cos tiaras COI.. VICTOR :. l'lOLIiKT oi' rmADi'oni) countv. Democratic County Tickot. roil ltnrilKSKSTATIVK I CIKOROK SCOTT. rou co.n.Missio.i:it i WILLIAM QRIKR QUICK. IfOlt niSTlUCT ATTOIINIIV l K. R. IKKLKR. rou si'iiVKVon i ISAAC A. DKWJTT von AiimToiii A. J. AIjIIERTSON. VIUXI-A.CI3 COXiUITTKKS, llrnoM IavM I.r)ttcnl)ortf,.T. H. rnrmnii, John K. (llriun. IHmvicK Inlah llowcr, A, I, Bt-ely. Jnetih l!iirAtitEni; C. T. Steele, JolinG. Jncuby, M bfrt Hiaitli. ItNroN J. J. M'llenry. T. Ilenton C'nle, .John HKAVi:n-Mn,esH(litk-hcr,n.II!nterllttr, cn, I. l)rolsbirli, L'KxruALiA John 1', Jltinnon, Thomas O'Cv lilrty; John HlfjilnRer. (.'o.NV.vr.HAMJJr. f. II. Woliuilh,anron IVr son. (, Thornton. t'uTAwiHSA-lr. J, K. Ilolil.lns Wnltt r Srolt, Ail.uu l'cilcrolf, t'i:.NTi:i: Abruliani White, Samml NVjhait, Hiiinnel liower. Kit an km s .1. 11. Knlltlf, II. J. lUili-r, Miim'i V. MMU'iiry. l'muNui'iirKK M. A Ammennnn, I'rlah M'llenry, K. tJimncst. Ottrrxwoon-ti. Utt, Wm. Kramer, Jot. 11. 1 llllUIl IhMi.ocK Wm.lf. Mioemnltcr.Hitsh M'llrldf. Z. ltobbins. 1 Jackson Geo. llurliman. J no, M'llenry, Kmnnut'lHmoge. Loci'rtT Hun. 1'. li, Herblne, Dunlfl Hllnv, fli-rii Hnwer, Maiiison Jni. Klsner, A. J. Cwr, H"Sl M'Colluni, Main IT,. T, Ounphetl, JohnNuss, ChriH. Fhhvr aMirrMNUr. It. II. Montgomery. Samml HfltweppfmliPlsrr.Isnnc JaMj. MoMoun IVter Ilulmhncli, J, 1. rarehsworth I'oier i;vnns. Mt. 1'j-fahant TIioh J, W'elUver, Jno Vi'n 11 Ml Jus. Jnlilisnii. Oi VNdE-CHarieH Connerji:. O. Itlckctt1", V. II. nnjui'i . I'ini: Josppli Slioemalier. Jo. TrlbUbls An iliew Whltmuyer, ltuAiiiNfjciti.KK J, I). Houelr, Wm, Drelhbaih, IVlor Lovun. srorr ihe.irl lint, Daniel Snyiler, CIiu'h. 11: Delterlck. tiL'fiAH IrfiAr A.Iiubath, DavM Lewis Um. Htpr.dman. Ity ciukr of Rinmllng Conimttep, JOIKV A. riLN.-STO.N, Ch.ilrnian lllnimisburg, Aug. J.'H SPECIAL NOTICES. Tnosi: Jrrovcrmt la in who cnlletl naiiiex niter n (eitain "Imld Iteutl" of oUl. deherved ihelr un timely end. lociUiso nt that tiinouo intnaeen hntl been dNeoveied to its ton tho human liulr upon tho bnhl KpotH, Itut now Kins' VruHablu vm. uroiinH Known to i-ososh thu rnro nit rlt of in vigorating uu1 umts una nuhijc ttiem wi run lhv, wJino not entirely dead, thai they cannot help putting lorth n new lmowIIi nlncli in bounty thu Jocks of youth. rliil- ThoLnent nnionnt of tinio ennsntiied l the littlies in ilri"Miifiinit mrunglug their hair must make any arlielo whlelt woultl lessen their labor laiiicuiaiiy iiPHiitiuie. mn;: eueiuuie aiu jrosla It nis tho hair In hueh t'omlltkiu as to lender llmilieln and urrannlu.T i M'ry easy maltcr, 11 linpatta toll that bpUtullduloHsy up- peaianct! ho much admired, elcanseH thu henlp lrom tlatulruir nnd nil liumorH, nnd preeuts haldneKH ; promoteH ItHiouthnud restores giay hair to ltHorlglnni color, Julyai.'C'J a J'rom the "AltOUS? Albany, A. 3'. HOOPLAN'D'H GI.UMAX UITIKllS. Wc mo not In the habit of notlclntr ho-uillod 1'iiteiit MedleliuM ; but wo hnc no heMtntlon hi oommeiidlnt; tills vuluublo HltterH to thu public It Is eotnpOMil ot none but the purest and liet Ingredients, nnd thu thousAudH of tebltmoulaU to ttHt'iileacy, leinu no duubt that Is tho nn.t mi Inn hlti frpi-ellle known iortlio eureof Diseases ot tho I.lvt-r, (,-eneral IMiillty, l''uer,and eotn plainto arising lrom u DUorUertd Mumueh, Thenltttrs Is entirely fiee from all Intoxicating proi'Uiiies. JIOOl'LANDS G CUM AN TOMU Combines all tho lncrcdlentsof tho ltltter.4 with purohanta Cruz Hum, orange, uulhc, &e. It is used lor tho fcaino Ul sea sen tin the Hitlers, lu eases whero Homo Alchohollo hllmulant Is neeehhary and makes ' preparation dcllghtltilly jileasaut nnd ngreeablo to take, lrtnc!pat olllee, !l.ieli btreet, Philad'n. l'a, bold everywhere. j tny oi, uvii. ADintr-sH to Tin: Ni:iivoirs ANiriTiTitrr." ltatcd, whoso EUlIerlURS havo been protrncletl lrom hidden causes, ami whoso cases ieulie f ou nrobUlU'iluu. or hao hu.'Iered. Iiom In- ountary tllhshnrges, what etreetdoes It nrottueo upon your general health? Do you kef vtuk, dt bllilated, earlly tired? Dot s iv IlttUi extra ex ertltn produce n palpitation of the. heart? Does our lier,or uiiuary oigan-, or our klduejn, lreiiucntly gel out of order? Is your uiinu Komt times ihlek, milky, or ilocUy, or Is It rony mi hellllng? Ur does a thick scum llsuto the lopr mt is ft seiumeut at ino uouom nuer h nns htninl nwhlle? Dojou hae-pellsot hhort breath ing or uyupcpsiaY .io jour noweis conMipnieii? Do Mti lmu hpclU of fainting, or rushes ol blood to the- head? Is your memory Impaired? Is your mind conslnnllvduellini'Uiilii thin siibiLrt? tn jnn feel dull, listless, moping, tiled of company ofllfu? Doiouwlhhlo belettukme, to getaway nam eirynoay ? jiocsnuy iiiuo imugiuauooti stnrt or Jump? Hyour sUen broken or resiles? It, tholustruof lour eio us bijlllant? The bloom on your cheek ns bright? Do you enjoy yourelf HI hUL-IULj- US t--l 1'J J "HI 1HI1MIU J OUT UllNllieSS with tho bamu energy? Dujou reef as much eon thlencoln yourselt? Aio jour spirits dull nud liaising, gi en to ills of melancholly? If so, do not lay It to yourltvcror dyspepsia. Hao ou lcstlen nUhts? Vour back weak, your kuees weak, uud Iiao but little appetite, nud you at trlbuto this todyitensiaor liver-eomplalnt? Now. leader. tvclAabuse. enereal dlhtTtucn bud. ly euted, unit sexual oxetNites, nro nil capable of iMUUiiuiiiit u t-itn.iii.-sn ui niu KviiL-iuuvu orutuis. The organs nt generation, win u In ierfeet health muky tlm man. Did youetr think tlmt thoso bold, dethmt, energetic, pTKeveiing, successful bust iiess-men uro utunys thoso whoso genert tlvo oiiiiis nro In perfect htulth? Von neer hear such men complain of being iiu-htneholly, or uemmsnefcs, ol palpitation of tho hoart. iht-y nro never nf j aid they cannot sucreeil lu busluess lliL-v iton't liiieoino t.idnnd diseon raced ih nro always pollto nnd pleasant In tho company of lames, unu iuuk i uu nun uifiii rigoi in mo iacu nouo of your downcast looks ur nny other meanness about them, 1 do not mean thoso who keep tho orgmalnlinted by running to excess. Tout will not only ruin their constitutions, but aIm) Uiuho they do business with or for, J low many men, rom badly-cured diseases, from tho ollects of self-abuso nnd excesses, hau hroiiubt about that state of weakness In thoso organs that linn udueed tho general system so much lutuliidmuiilmufct it ly otherdlseiise mmey, lunacy, paruiyni, iiiHiiiwifciion, sun nie mid almost tiVury oilier form of disease which humanity 1 lu lr to, and the nnl rauso or tho trouble bcnrctly over suspected, and have doc tored lornll but tho right one. DUaisiHoftlicsoorguns uqulro tho use or n Dluiclle. Jlclinbord's 1-luld JUlratt Ituthu Is the great Diuretic, nnd la n certain euro for dis eases or the lilnddcr. Kldnejs, Orntl, Dropsy. Oignulo Weakness, t'eiuato t'omnlatuts, (Jeueial Debility, nnd nil diseases of tho Urinary Organs, whether existing In Male or 1'eiunlo.froiu what cer cause originating, nnd no mutter of how longstanding. lf no treatment la submitted to. Consumption or Insanity may ensue. Our Desh and blood are supjiorted Horn these sources, and the health and happiness, and that of irosterlty. depends upon prompt use of a reliable remedy, Jlelnibold'ri Kxtrnct liurbu .established upward ui jo isyeurs, preptireanyit.T, iteitnboid. Drug ctst, (AH new York, nud m Kouth lUili Htrtet. i'hlludelphta, l'a. rrlce 81.2a tn-r lottlo. or (1 Hold Nono are ueuulne unless done un In stecben graved wrappevl, with fac-slmtlo of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed 1I.T. lli:DMUOJ.D. !UgCSW,'l3-VD). JANintUl'T NOTICE, IS Till: DlSTHlLT CoiIUTOyTHK UNl'l f.O H TATTS loHiiiu wuriiHN nmitiL-r o Ticnnsylvama Henry It. Munsbergcr, n Dankrupt umler the .ct of Congress of March 2d, 1nJ7, having npplifd loro DiHchariro from all hldebts,aud otherclatms provablo, under suid Act, by order of the Court, Notice is li tit lhv oivkn, to nUCicditors who have proved their debts, nnd other perhons Inter esttd i to appear on the 2.td day of Kept., 10$ nt a o'clock, 1. M before 11, Overton, Jr., lq, lteulster.nl tho Dxtlmnto Dote), llloomsbuig.ru, to show eaiue, if any they have, why a Disc barge should not bo granted to the suld lkuikrupt. And further notice Is hereby given, that the Heeoud nnd Third Meetluus ufCreditorsof the said Dunk- runt, required by the '.Mil und 'AMh Htctlous of r tui aci, win uo nati m-iore tno stuu iu-giicr at the Hume time and place. , H. CMtOANDlXKH, Clerk oru.H, DUtrlc Court for suld District, Hept.,'lW.2w Just itKCRiVKD Tho cheapest hoop HKlUTrtlntUocouuty at Mftr,lo-4r I.T,HHAnPI.KHfl iUitrltet ltfport. WIir.iL for 1)iiMici.H.......f.M: . 13 a'. . i . ; jo M . n CO 7 W . 1' w . n ! Tj . 1 (V) . 'i M , It) tii i-fi It) IW IViril " ,777. . Otttit. " , t7 .,.. ( lour per barrel. ... -tttt. Ctutfersoetl.i7S7;...,. A...;.7......r.. HnX80Od...i7......,. rt....7.1.......77. ltUttorH.......7m w.r.77?.4.. ...TIT" 'l'tlloV .77.. .777... ...r..T7Un...777 I'otatOCM .7.,....-.K.. :Zi ......777.7 Dried AppIc;.A...;... 7.. ....Tttt... lurk.M-. .77777.. II runt ir- T. HUlrfi nnil HhouMers H Ijfirri ix-r pound liny per ton - T.UMnnit. Ifrinloclc llofiriW tirr thmisruitt feet , eii io l-.l'JO . l.i (M ... ft W ,.. 7 DO Tina " " " (ono inch)- JnM.Hrnntllnff, IMnnlc. (Ilcntloc-k; Shtnglei, Nu, 1 jer lltuusniul. Hiding - - " " ft. . . IS w No, 1 Scotch pl..-........ No. a ,r ... II loom - .... . ?TJ1 S.II . .en riitlndelphla MnrheU -.V" .TUUKSDAV, Hei U2 lbQV KI.OU11 r Northwestern Bupertine ftt ......... isoriuivesiern cxirnn....... - - Northwestern f family..,..". reunsylvanla and Western snperilue, Pennsvlranln nnd ilVVstAm extra ....K.tNI'.l S,l ... H.fXh,ll.M ,.. 7.7.Vs.2.-, ..8..iufS o.iw Pennsylvania nnd Western family Pennsylvania nnd Western fancy Ityo Hour ., Wheat Pennsylvania ml, V bus Houthern ,., CalirornlJt " " , Mhltf " ItVK Pennsylvania rye, bin Cons Yellow, " While, Oats v'jus ,, I'ltoVtsioNM Mess Pork, V bb! Mess Peef, " Dressed Hfgif'gil MmoUed Hanis ' M shoulders ft I,tird,Tl, ati.iia Cloversced hwi . TluiotliyKit'd V Plaxseed " CATTLK-lteef Cattle n ft Cows, i head HHKKP Uoas pl00 ta .in.oi.tf2.rfci )." l.fM ,. ?i.i:niti.iJ ?I.li(fIl.l7 Sii(Va.Sfi ljcdllUU ISc V.fitc. Stlnrrinncs. HT:ACOCr:-FMrTII-On tho p)h Inst., nt W1L llnuiHport, hv llev. Tho. M. Itecci iir. V, 12, lleacock of MlllvlUe, i;x., to Mls Llxlo Smith ni I'luiniteipmii, JEW ADVI3RTISI3AIENTS. gHEllfFPis" sa i7i:. Jly virtue of u maii'late tit mo dhecled will bo esprjscu io piiouu mho u me picnnscs on Miti urday the Kthdnvnf Octolier next.nf onccick p m of said tiny, the follow lug docrlbcd tract of innn siiuaie in noh iitwnsnip uoinmoia county, adjoining lands of Peter Hchug anil Clms. Lee on the east, Inntts of H 1 ester J, Paiix on tlio south lands ol Jwiae hlh'nn tlie west, and vmtU of aarou fiooue on ini' norm, loniuiuiug ijj hereti cs, with the nppurtt mint s, It being a lot ot If me totie land ulth lime Ulln mid lltno houses creeled on Mild premie, 'lube sold ns tho pro fertv of Hjlvestnr J.I'aux nnd Mary I.'. (Iridic us iniuuiN iiii-uiiiiii'm, MonDKfWI MIIXAUI). Mhcritr. Sept,l., I MIS OlIEnil'T'H sam:. OF VAl.PAIir.l. ItKAI. ust.vti:. lly lrtuoof n Venditioni l.xpnnns tn mo di rect eil will lie exiHweil to nubile snlo on thonretn iseson Friday the otli day of October next at 1 n'eloik n m of paid dnv. th followlnjr descrthii lotofgiound sltuato In tho town of Catawista c oia co., coma in ing one na 1 1 oi tin acre more or less, bounded on tho smith bvn lot nf Hut r.itA. wissa 11 It company. mi tho weft by the Catawis sa railroad, on t lie north bv lot of I'lcderick rmuier, nnu on me cum ny pumic roid.nn which is creeicm. iruino dwelling 110110 Willi llio r.P pnrtennncrs." Seized tnken In execution nnd tol. told ns the proprrlyof Dm hi (inumer. . tvi MOUDIX-AI MILLAItl), Sept. 2s,ls, sherlfT. liUIUiTC SALK OF VALUAULK X ltl-'AI. KSTATII. In purNiinncoof nn nnler nf ttmOrplmns'Conrt of Colutnliliv county, on HATl'IUiA V. Iholoih day of (li toljer next nt ten o'clock In the fore noon, Win. T. Sliuinan, commit teen! Man-John n lunatic, of Maine tup. lu said countv will ex-m-ia to Halo In nulillc M'lidup on tho picmlsi !, n cerlulu trai t ot limit Rltiiato In .Maluo tivt,., 'n sa Ul county containing T II I It T Y A C It K st boumednnd ilehcrlbed nn follow n to wit : hound ul by Innds or stney John on wcit, noith, east and sou th, w hereon mo erected n two slorv lmmu housonmirrnmeb.ini. 1 ho estiita of mM luna tic tdtuated In the twp.of .Malno and county af oresaid. t J .nxsr.CUI.lIMAN, rm'ty. Sept. 25, V. p i; li u i c 8 a j j: o v v a r.UA 1 1 sa : in ; a r. i :tati :. In puisimnce ofnu older id tho cn-ph in's fuuit oi Columbl icouuty.on Satunlay t health day nt Octolier nexf, nt ten nVlock a in, Peter Ilcimbi-ch nil D:iiel It iylor,TiUKUeKiippfiitt d bv tin suld Court, of John IMylor. hito of Montour tow nship Irt Kald count?, decvnspd, wilt oxposo to sale by public enilue, on thnjircmlscM, a ecit.ihi mes jvai;eor tract of l.miUituate lu Montour twi., In Kiltt county , bunmlrd by binds ol Joseph Monser on tho went, John Itoush on thoravr, Ji, Wertmau'fi helrnon tho souih ami Cieorge lovy nud others on thu rmith, conUlninu OXK IIUXDHKI) AC'HKS, moreor ies wlu-icun ureeri'-ud a two story Slono D w 1: h h 1 tt 11 1 r s k , n Io bam, n fprlnj; house, two ijood ,jir!ims of wnlir near the house, two -'"d npplo i-ieh-irds on tho place, There are also two einst)fjrnn Uro on the said preinlseri, ono of Mft and the oth er of hard ore, iiumlhtf throuuh i-ald puiuWeH Horn east to went, Thulaudls IuukoikI htate of cultivation, Jjito the estate of wild dcteasul, Mluato in ttiu township of Montour and county liluies.itd. JnwII COIXMAN, clerk, ('oinUtious made known on day ol Mile. Pkthi IlBlMItAril, 1, DAMU. JlALOlt, f N JOTlCK TO TniCSSPAfiSIIHS. .in. iinuviai.iiiii ,n-,,-nj( itiilll hllllllX men, thlew-s, and nil otlu-rperMusai;.tlul lics-i 1 1.1 Ski 11 Ill II 1 1 till. Ol'NUalltlL- 1 1 lilt, fill 111. ,,1 11,1, i.ta , ., 1. , ns ho 1 dclciluimd tonuiIi.h olh-udtrs In llic lull ot nt ot 1 hi' In iv. jiiii.vh.hui'.ma:." r-ept, li liirt Jlalno Twp. l'a. O It S A I. JJ A l.irao and v.cll aborted lot of rnoTodKAniir Ari'Aitr.ATus eoiiklslliirjln part ortho foltowlnir nitlrlcn: ono I. u-MO iiihtiumi-nt for lahln plintoiaphv. two hend rents, nnl- hneKLTound nud ial.lt- cloth, ono pnlr nanll kciilen, omi luMrumtnt to welah II. iiuldi, 01101.11111111.1111111, ime Iniito jdis-o oil cloih, ono lot of MiuuuMll .lui, iniinuni ono lot llkiutk- ciifccs and IraiiiiN, ttirco ilmw ii-huh-n six) enrd inounl,K.ilntln ho-irds Kiat-i Minu-li hoitle, Acheliian loiuplt-te list of all nrllelm ri ifiilred to start liiHne.K. 1'ilco tin I'or lull pnrUeuUrHnpplyat Job-ph II. Sliuiiian'a llotil.r.liitowu.t-cliiii ll.lll co. l'a. M-pl.li.'u. .IO.VAH lim'Nlll:NHKIt. A UDITOH'S NOTJCK 'Iho tiliilerkluiil nlidllnr npiiolutiil liy II o Court nlCiiiuuiiin riensot Columbia county to report lnelM with his opinion in lolho plnpikly of uruutlllK the ml.-ollho lull CKtalo of .Mnry John.n luiialli', forllu-iairponi of payiumk-hts and iliKiiiHliiditMind lho i.ui.pou uud mnln. tclianiu 01 Mild liiuulle, will liuet dm milles lor the plilpOM- of lilMippnlulmelil nl hliolllce 111 lllooin.buiK oil the Ihlld dav of beiitember W ,. '' w- mh..i:u, Aug. 7,'us-ll. Aiiitllnr. ADM IN1STK ATOIt'H NOTIOIi. KSTATB OF AMIIIPW MI.I.1CK, nLCEASI.P, lttcroraduilnIi,tratlon onthe estato of All. drew .Mellck, lato of .Ml. I'lea.ant twp., (Uduni. bin co., deccaHed,hao been crnnted by thu IteitU. ler ofkiild county to Jacoh Sluilcl: ofMi, 1'nin. nnt. All iieioim havltiK clalma or iliuiiiud.. nKiilnt tlin iklalo or thadeceduu 1110 rciiuoied tomaUo Hum known, nnd thono ludibted in innko pa lucnt, , . 0,,0 JACOI1 Jir.IJCK, JnlyS.'m-M, Adiulul.irnliir. IXKCUTOIt'S XOT10K. JJ F.tTATK OK 1HIA1I T.ONnKNIIEKOCIt llIX'll. Letlera ti-.tameutary on the i-itiito of Uniuh LoiiBcnberKer, lato of Heaver town. hip, Colum bia county hnvo becuBiattttd by thuUiKl.ter of t olutnhln County to John Ixingenbeiiier nud Win. K. IioiiKonhcrEcr orirtd Towtmhlp. All per Bon, havlueclalmsnirallutthoektnloaro rtouenl. i-il lopriKcnl them for nelllcincnt, unit Uiono U. debtud to thocMlato either on nolo or Uiok account will mako payment to the Kxccutuia without delay, t John i,ONfiKNin:iiai!it, . ., W.M. K. I.O.VUK.Nlll IlUl:t, Bept. ,'01-M, Uxeeulois. PUMI'SI PUMPS I-OU BAWi. Tho under.litned Iickh leave to Inform tho cltl xeiiH ofthUpluee und vicinity that he u jirepaied to furnlHlt.iitiihnrt notice, one of the U.t WdUlJ. KN l'UMlw for Well. niutcUKriis i-ur otleied to tho public. They me guaranteed to thiow more water In lewitlmonud withies, lalmr tlinu nny other pump lu this part of tho country and they onnnol be surpiused for beauty or finish, or simplicity of nrrangemcut,nUncomu!uliiK cheap, ues. and durability, Utch pump beliiK unrraut oil to perform Us woifc well or no .ulu, lltiiH hhuman is ncent for Columbia county, 1'tUo 75 cents per foot placed In tho well. OidCtH by mnll or otherwise promptly attended to. Kept, VOLly I'.LIAH HllUilAN, Cntnwlssn l'a. B ANKItUl'T KOTIC'i:. IN THK 1IISTIUCT COUHT OK- T1II1 UNUXll 8rATU. t ull Hill WUTt US 1I1ST11KT ol' I fcNSl J.v IA. imnlel W, ltobbins a llankrupt under tho Ait or Coluiress of March Vd, wt7, havlnit ap plied for a Ulsehamo lrom all Ids dcbl.,nnd other clulms pronb!o under said Act, by older ol tho Court.iiotlcola hereby ult en to all creditors who ltae prood their debts, und other persons I uier tsletl, to appear on the lad day of Bept., ISW at U o'clock U.W., before 1', Overtoil, Jr. I'mi., Iteitlster, ut the Kiehunijo Hotel in illoniukhiuu, lo.howiuuso.lf nny they luie, why u ilbiliorvn should not be granted to iho said llankrupt. And further, notice is hereby given, that tlio mcoud and 'I bird meetings ofCredltors of tho said llank rupt, renulred by tho.irrtli anil -.i-tli siettoiuiol ;ii!d Act, will behnd before said lleglster, upon tho some day, ut tho sume place. , H.lilllUANDI.KRH, Clerk pf II. H. District (Joint for said liisttli t, Bept, ,'m-2r pUKMIUM liiST 11 F Til II TItttlTliUNTll ANSUAt. l:.MttllITION or tii R rit.tii!iAcor.,m,Aaiiurt,Ti;itAt.,i!oii. TIl'UM'UHAIi AMI jii;tJiAaiuii AHOC'I.VTKIN, to lie m.i.u AT IlI.OCMHllt'IUI, l'A., On Widiiosclnyrhurfdny nnJ l-'iM-iy. Oclnlwr lnh, riih.mu! ictii, ism. Hid Airlcultural Society of, fulumdln County, AM o!i.linnr toimt cM-ry- llllnK 111 Ill nei-l 01111 r uuimnuutu v.,...... I lima roninlclolliM yt'ni', "I"' n" Aerlcultnral Ho. Hi-llcn lima now In- oinu llxod Imtttullnm, nml ecrv hodyni-kuowloilKCH Hint tlwo 1. n Rrrnt uinounl fifln format Ion, rcpri-ftl Ion nml nRrft-nnle nMoplntlnn In ntlewlliiK n woll.poinluctl( auo a ucll nilcil U l"ntr, tlio Committee, In whom tlio iiicinDfra Jt tlioinslyont a 1'nlf lnHifentnit-il Die nmitnuemeiit, would eurnetly nml rcBpeet fully poltclt ttio eo-opcrntlon nt cury )ieron In tho comity, hoplnit they will nil hrlnis Koiuelhlim In the Knlr "1 Colmnula, till, ovtr inoinotahlo yenr of our Lord, Imii. ... . An cveiythliiK of tlil.i lilnd muntlinvo n nystom to enrryit on with nnllr.iclluu, exhibitors nnd routm.utnrn will 1'lini.e rend tlio tn-ilruotliiiw. nml coimi to the I'nir rxprctlns tnnlilile hy them without nKlns! for nnv nltorntlon. lly order of tho rxeeutlvoConunlttee, ' i;. It. IK l.l.lilt, fecretary. CLM 1-HOItSlM. Win, Hlmlfir, (.Vnln-, Mipt. Ile.t hlooded Ftnllton, " Btnlllon for nil work, " colt not over I yr. old 2d " " " " " Host pair ilrnUKht lmr-i, 1 ' " , " n Ile--t pr carrlafio hoe., t2 l 12 W 00 II Ul K (HI ;-, (II) b it) " I!cnt brortil innro with colt nt licnMe, hoth owned by the exhibitor, mo r, io too :i w s on 3 ou i ( 1 1") SI Itcst slnglo carrlarjo liorso, Uest ''( '( ni.u'c, ' lt Eliding between .1 und I y-t eld, " iiiai'o " " Krl.lllist " II " -1 " holkCeolL ' 1 " i 1 io 1 on II lo .1 W) 2 (III or iiifitch riill. utiili-i I vrs broken ti liarnenH, It W llxJllliltnra under this clasa, will hao their linraea on tho Brotiliil ny lDoeloelv inursony Hiliin .I'll,.,, tlinV Will tin KYIlttllrifll. .1 111I4.--H Jon-pll v, till'., (Ireellttood; Jacob Kouniaooancr. r raiiKiio: -cin'iiii.ii i.et-kc, jn-iu 101K: 1. 1). .M lienrj , risniUKVieeii, CLASS C CATTI.I rillllp('ienuy, Centre, Supcrlntcndi nt Ihtrhnm Aw-A-. l!et bull fl j earn old and upwai-s 812 (' 2,1 ., u w Iliat bullbitwten '.'nmUyeaik old 11 in ,! ,. ,. 1 on liest hull between 1 and 2yoarsold :i W 2,1 - i ui h'ciit cow 2 earsntnl upwnnls il 00 2,1 - - " I 1.1 Host heifer, -too bull calf under 10 ino. 2 00 1! ilufli'HltUllxl Ih. Ill HI lu'lhT bllMl ell nud .13 If. 4 10 2.1 ,. :lti '- under 10 mos. 2 10 riFVO -4TOCK l'i st bull 3yrs.;ind jipwnrd' 2il " " " " 1210 0 Ol 0 00 1 00 :i 00 ' betwiell 2 mid ." m. 1 nml Sy re. !d 2 m Unit bull cilfutidi-r 10 mo. 2 00 il 00 1 00 1 uo :i ki :i M -J 00 2 I " utru'Utlnrtit 1 lr. " cow ii yrs. and upwnrdH, 2d " " " ' " ludfer bctwt-ti. 2 anil 3 5 rs. 2,1 '.! !.' " " under 10 mo, AI.DEaNL.Y 8TOCIC, Ihst bull ilyrs. nud upwind-, i 00 0 (4 ' hctweetl 2nnd 3 yjH. ' 1 and 2 " under 10 mos. ati irtiUuntl 1 ttr. cow a yrs. nud upward., heifer betv.xell 2 and 3 yit. 11 m 1 00 :i ki 2 iw 210 0 f-0 , 1 1 ("I 1 10 II Ol 2 H3 2 (.0 uudcr 10 mo. GUAI1EI1 KTOCK. Ilct bull 3 yrs. and upward. U 00 II do II HO 1 Ul :i on 2 mi 2 Tsl 6 00 1 00 , I 00 '.'110 " helwecn 2 and .1 yr. o betweeu luud2yrs. . ... -, ,"t under, 10 mo, . tiortciitntrlit 1 tr, euw 3yrs. nud upward--, heifer between 2 and n 3 ri. li 00 '- uudci 10 ino". N.irni: a.cti, 2 00 u iri 0 00 0 on IIo?! bull :l j rs. and upwards, " bilwien2und Ilrs. 1 " Iniul-' " 1 no : on 2 ll " call under 10 mo, ' tlti lcutlurit ' low '1 is. mi' I upward-, 1 lu If- f bilwn 11 2 and "yii-. 2 1. II 00 1 00 A CO :t no :i 10 2 (l uud.'r M mu. n.M. 1 and hi m:uh. Hist .Hike 1 Mini iv. wned nnd 11111 kid by o.. .1 CO :l no 1 Ol yoko steers lielweeli 2 and 3 yis. 2,1 ,. ., ,, ,, 2 ou Kxhibltor.i will Iiavo their stock ready lor the juntos 111 exuionio iiy iu o cioeic a. u, on jnuis. dav und to remuln until a o'clock rrvihiv i. m. .1 uilues-Joliii lletr, Hemlock-, Wllllani II. IliiKilluuill, r-eott; 1 homiH lUoll, (llti 11 woo-1 Anion Kcmir, .louutiileaaut, vi..n j-swixi:. Joshua lelidiuhall,l''-.iuklill rilll."!. I!i -t btoi-1 how- und piKS (blx 01 inori-l " lot lal llogi -2ur liioie.) f II (.0 II ll-l ai 2d 2d 2d 1 00 bo ir, ( llriKsl sow, (( (t lot '3 or more) pigs uudu- 6 weeks, .1 I'll .1 1 -I .1 10 .1 01 2 10 :i 110 2 00 stock IchosOlormore) 2d " - ' i I Judges "William llemott, 5IadI-'oii; John Mill. liiau,niott; Lewis ltoat, Montour, bup't. CXASrl -BlIi:i:i'. l 11. ill el e, lUoohlllpl. FINK W'OOb. 11 -t buck, 1 " " i-.ro, il 00 :i 0) I 00 2 00 nUlHlJl.il WOOL.,, Ilest buck, I " ." ' ce, " " I 00 .1 m I 00 11 00 1 10 j no I.ONli WOOL. licit buck, Ci! " - '- ewe, -I 10 2d " 3 (10 JinUes Shadcrlcl: V.os, l'inoj Johnson II, . ci,Ai5ti,oroui,Ti;y.. , Joseph fccatterriood, rino; Hup't, n lli-kt and lnlgesl dikiiiay of poultry, " i.iirelilckcus,c;irli-ulrurf yr. l CO ;i co M Tin keys, I'OllUllOll 1 m 1 i) I m 1 no ui 1 irii und larsest display of lame pisions pr gcesu pr ducks Jlllliri's Tlir s Thomas lialUmau, Hcolt ; Aaron Kmlth, llemlock. CLASH 0-GHAIN, HI:eI Sc M.OU11. r'raucU Iivaiis. llrlarcreek j Hnp't. lle-st 0iounds of wheat Hour " " buclvwhcui Hour " " r o dour M " eurii luenl f IM .1 KI :l 00 ,1 no .1 m 1 i I 00 nail luisciovi r aieu . - timothy tei it busli rod wheat 11 " white " 1 so .1 uu 1 ii 1 00 1 1 m 1 .vi 1 w rve " hutUwhait " Bonrdfceeileoini.ir M cllow ' " 41 binoUeil 11 half InuUlluXLecd " Llllal. li.ltal 1 on 1 ul 1 ao 1 !l) JudKCrt-a U Fowler i tVnttu; Jacoh Ilroun, llulue, ' .CLABHJ-YKaiXMU.i.. . -,- - lilriuilt. Kline, Kun't, ItesthuKhof irfitatotflof dltl'trint ailctlei (1 CO ' halt hush Hweot potatoes . 2 ' huuti Held turnips. 1 6o " half buuh rutabagas 1 u) " " maiiKwld m ur I gel I u) ' " hecit 1 UU earrotH AgricuUurut yr 1 urmlpj - - lltlHMIr' hiilfdo. ct mi' v oyuttrs(fcalafy) " pick torn a to i " 3 llfiull Of Ctll'i' M a huucheM ceh ij " 4 egK plants " U iu lima hetiiiM H iju Carolltti beam 11 iiiiu soup beans " Mimnlmi or konaKh t (0 I (X) 1 t-u I Ml 1 tit I IK) 1 M l on 1 11) 1 00 " lot pumpkin, it) or moru) JyrkuUurUt ljr .Tnd(jen John tJonlcn, Monlourt John bmlltt ihulUon, CLAM B-J'ilUITM' h.imucl Nyhart.Cenlre.htip't. Uisl half huUinuy variety of apple $1 (0 dUplay of applet ( y 00 " " AurUultitrht Ijr " icas a co M AgrkulturUtlyr " ' w " " Ayrl;Htturit 1 i jeaeliet 2 W) , " Agriculturist 1 m clox cmlncci I ih .. M ulHplnygrnnf 3 w 0 chiMem Eiapei, Crovellnj Si " titUKord firt H Dlauuu i " ' Ji Iiim nrci y) " , " " 4abeiia 60 J 1H fs trupo m " display laipbenle., 1 -o " mmpJt, dr(wl applen ii " " 1- achen 0 w " " utoned therrlei ft) Jultf" Jame Kvcn, Ortuiijei Hiram J Heeder. vtMm wi.vro ami i.iqi Ut L'nnri'f ltflhii,('iilnHln, nU,' l!il it uinViit wlno " ' binckbctry wine Hiai'O " ihcrry " ryo wlil.l " elder v In Jtr I Ineuiir .luduef-lliriim D. AppMnaii, Cenh i, M'llenry, Ilenton. ' 11 i C'fiAHH 10-DO.Ml.S'nc MANLTAC n j; rratiklMIVM, (lie. uworN), Hap ( Host loaf biead roll ofhutler (0 Ki or over) ' dapple pln canned Irnttdlulrciit hind, emi. pound eako fclmcer -) hponto - ' nam pic proven ea " trultJelly cnenmbcrpfefclrB pkUIcs miy kind apple btuter pencil " urapo " idiim 11 cured ham samplo fsntiftag ' yean I " hard Bonn H ort tjstmlt I pal horghum JudgeH-aMrn. 1'hlllpCool, Itoarlnaere i; Jankltm ,:vwli,"i Mtt' "Irmil j' CIAHM U-IKUfMiniOLD MANt l-'AcT II John O. Quick, Montour; Htip't, Held 10 vdi flannel 2d " V Agriculfi 5yd.olIciicIolIi " lo " cnrpcl A.,r, " ' plain linen itfairt i- ' knit Moil Morklnyi " ' Mllteim ' coltou stoeklnct Iiomemadonhltt pr wool hlnnkc Is niipn miecift A'trimlti i , honifiiiadn tnhln rlnth A,,i,.n , unen iieei .TudgcH-wj Hester Purt-el.IIemloek: .Mm 1'. C'innor, Centre ( Minn Kntu A. lietz nnd IL Jltm tou i( TMniniMiff, iicmuock; .irH. wn, IInKt'lil-i,. CLABB lS-rAXCY AUTICMN A n.OVi:i, David Mosteu; Greenwood, Sun't llefitkuitoullt I . " tidv taltliiK work tipceliiicn head work mini o imrr " V Jenlhcr .i nnlv " " wax " M " ilra.vlnt; ' H palntltiK ' " llk emhroldt ry ' " worsted emornlderj ' " cotton " ' worMeil mm " " cotton " " ' worked ivllpper " " faney tdn cushion " " headdtCM " " illplay nios pnlntliiK " " collection ot dahlias " " nithteUI Uowrrx " " houfe plautH in hioom " " drltil ftras( " ' UOVMIH " penmanship " MUlidy ol tlovu H .li.cjten Mivrt Sullin K'atlcrou.l, tnii II Irani 11. Kllnw, uraugc; Mik, KciiIm n , j UreciiwoiMli MIhi Mary ilciidenhiill, I'rnuU CT-ASH W-YKHICM'w. JaeobOlrard, (Ireenwuol: up Ileal family canlnge " open busw " top " farm 7ncon i.irlng wagon f.irm imo " ' pleniurn 2d " neeii)iirrov " Mod " H.ilkv Judg.--J. (. WlnteiMecn, Mltllin; J man, Franklin, ll.a CLASH H-ACiUIcrLTUrtAC IMI'LI'MPM MACU1N1.UV Ac. 1-Vanrli V, Masters, Plne-hup't Hi st right hand plow plow for geiicraluso " left hand plow " rlijhl and IcTL lund plow ' t orn plow n " hubfccdl plow " briuaio ding 4 " one liorso tuHl-ntor i. tWI( i .. " " corn planter " ono " " " thithcrnnd teparator cmnhlued i I !! IlluWCIftlul rL'LT combined t IM ' " M it) " nay fork " porlablo cider pres " clover huller a " MiusaKeurliider , m " clot hen wrlticer M wanhlngmuci.lna , " 'Eruhblns hoo ' ffl mlner'r plckn " mlltplckH i " pi fore nod hind hoi bo yhm-n sliarifiieil drllli " iiNehaiidlo " trraln cradlo tOlkr f. UtlltH " fa n Ml m; mill " com Miflier Hlniw and fodder idler Judge KIIuh (ii'nnj', Lnriiht; Joseph Mi.n. Monlonr; .laeoli I,, ciliton, Mudi:ou; I ri'iis 1 ler, Jlrlarcrpi'l;. CLASH 15-sroVl--, TINWAltl., I.AU n waiu: Ac. John Alb li, MadlMiu up'i. llMt cooking i.tove with tlxiuriH i parlor " mtitUia) teeth " arntj tlnwaiu " ' earthenware JudKtfc-Allud Miller, Mimin; Wm il m Mt. l'kuf-mt. CLASH JI-CAIMNin WAltC, KIIOI'MA hl.i. TANi:itS. Ac. Jaeob A. SIshert Madison; Hup't Uisl fcel doublo l.aruiM " ' tuna ' i n " " doublo taiiltiu harnci i ' " Kiitslu . t " hull eluihlna j nr calf bonis ; kipp liureau ' during btoinl " (Uliiln cabinet waie set wlncNor chairs ' " " t-prinaheat " ' loelclnu chair " hetto " mad mlt clothlti- " halt do. broomt lyrmiiln) l " two jl lea solo li athc'.i 1,1 ' Llj. ii ' ' l' iiitrfckin " K.unplobrieka Jud-ics cynnCrevellna;Hcott: Thov. llann' CaluAWM), clash i;-ui:i and iikk iuvi. Ileuben li. Uleh, (In on wood; Hup I Heat awarm bees 2d AffUi'Unr I " Miniplo .i IM honey - 11 ' beohlvo ' " JudKca-jA-vl A. nnrlman.ccntiii John Catan ismi. cla-s i!-si'oi:tin(( lit, I'eter Illllmeycr, Itlootu; h'up't. Ileft t lot tinj; hnrhimr maro over 0 yrs. old i " ' " " M (J yr old a iiiiih i.ulmnco fco In bolh ense- MO rAUMiut's i.isr. Ueitt trottlnhoino mrtieorKelillii'; u tlaiicu fee flo im IM Hot beht horse main m (Idlny. I.n tlaueufeo3.j,oo, - .Tudtjrs-r.IIMendenhnll, Hentnn; syl - Faux.M oit: samm l Crcu-llnjr,Centte; 11' Mllluid, Mlillln. CLAtS.4 10-I'OOT UACINU. Wm. 11. Koona, llloom; Hup't. UeBt run onco nround thee'iurjO(entrau fio5JceuU) f- " iM lnt " " i JiuIkch A, K. Smith, MudUon; John ( Ne Hemlock, It l J AM HCtJULATIOKS. (ArtVIo third of tho ronstltutlon rcqulris pt sons to imy tho hhhcm mUIoii one dollar to co'i' tutu nu-mbcriiip. 'iho practice heretofore m been to buy ticketn on I'airclays. and Unw th nar.ien recorded nt tho lime.) I'liit.. llc ypersonUavlutrnrtlcles for exn billon (i'comptdltlon, must becomo a Memi of the u-MielatIon bcfoiuenterlda them. reeniui, jnnoiscau ijecomo menu hlhltoia when their l areiita aro men Third, The ft eld oi competition Ui 1'ersoiiH fnm other counties and Htal rifoiui, jnnoiscau oeeomo iiiemoerH cr 'V membeiri. n is onen to ifl ml Htnltn can w1 eomo oxiitbUors upon tho amo tcim tincllU' uh "i tun iiiiiuij, Fourth. Ad nrtlelcs ofTered for comjielltioa miiHt beowuedby tliiHoinitllor. Fruit, m tables, Jlmurs Ac, must ho tho gronlh i.l ile ciMiipcUtor.nnd unmanufactured urtlelea mil' bo nmdo by thu competitor. r'lfth. All stock entered must bo what Is ru relented oi-jueinlum' will be forfeited. Sixth. Ailartlclertforexhlbltlon or enmptti Hon must b entered by6o'cloek p m on Weil nrxilrty iho 1 1th, and except In ImjiosKlbte ca-tH be oiiuho around by that time, nml remain tlu-ie unlM I'rld iv a o'clock p. in, when they will hi at thodlNioNnl of thuexhibitorti. Hoventh. Slandslormiloof refroKhmenta can U) o builiio.! by application to tho heeivlary m II, V, Ilartmun. Kliihlh. -iiulleenso will be granted aland tlmt sell wph nous or mult llqiion. JudKea appointed to examine tho dlll'erent chwhoti will eon ft r u favor on the AmocUUoii by eulllntfjt IhoHtereury! mllco e-arlyon Thiui dav niurnliiK to obtain their InstiiicllouH Tick e 4 to the Ilatrcuuho obtained at tho dll lerenthtnieH beforo tlio i'ulrorat tho Ticket Of lice durintsl'airilayK. Too Society will also placo on the ground n li horho power Hteam euulne.whleli cuu bo nttaeheil to any machinery plat id on exhibition nccdinif buck niotUi. jiuwer, f ,, , JACOn HAIUIH, l'rea't. K. It. lKM.Kit,Hee'y. Dioombburif, Hep, t isai. IS rrOTICK JN UANKllUI'TOY. Tills Ih tn irlvo linflen i that nn tlm 1 Itti dnv of AiigiiM, a, ii. jnw, n waiiani in iianitrupiey wualitmod nuuiiikt tho ebtato of Levi KuUorthv Dorouah of Ucrukk. In the eounly ol Columbia, und fjialu of iViinsylvnnln, who haw been adjudged n Dankrupt on bin own petition t that tho payment of any cltblii nnd delivery of uuy piopuiiy betoniiliiK to bucli llankrupt. to him, ur for bin iuo, und llmlruuhfer of any prop, erty by hlmuiuforbltlden by law: thatn mtet lui; of thu CredlUiia of tho nald Jianurupt.to piov their debtH, and tn chooMt ono or more iiMtlKiiei of hUifctaK-. will bo held nt n Court of Ilankiuut ey.tobe hidden nt lho i'li'lmiineIIoUl,ln ltli.in. burir, Columbia county, lVmiylvHiiln, tniore J.dward Overton, Jr., JU tflMer, on thoJidday of btideuiber. A, 1, l.-V.Ut 2 o'clock p. pi, T1IUMAH A. iloWLUY, U.H, Marhhul, Aug. tV(-U. Dy U Ji. ctot.iAvciii, Deputy. An exteiulvo Atoortinent of dh'h'h nud boy'a LiNEN HlIIJU' I'ltOMH, l'air loilarNinid t'ulU, und LAiuta LlMN Collaim nnd cuKta selllne chenn by Mur.lBws-U I-.T.ilHAlU'LHa