THE COLUMBIAN, BL00MSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
he (Ifflhtmlnan.
ULOOMJIUUllO. PA.
PftlBAT MKSINO, OCT, 30, IKK.
W TUB l.nillAX th. Lrtt
1rtnUt1M la Clalil anil adjoining
mintUa ir hit paaxr nnbllihtdihcrc. anil
U all at mneh larger ht than anjr or
ta IMMpr ar ! i anil la thtrrforr lh br.l
aaxllam for aaWrrll.lna; la thli .tclloa of
Ika Mtat.
A SBQO Banner.
Tin: Doniocratlu Stato Committee of
firs to thu county tflvlni; in November,
tho I urgent percciitnuo of lnmnso over
tU Dcmocinllc voto In October, a Han
tier, with npjiroprtalu dcvlcei, costing
)(.
.Democrats of Columlilti County, let
hi wlutlintlliitincr!
Foreigners I Attention I i
TllF. IltullcnM Ie'ialrlnK nioro iind
fnliro, proinlo to Imvo hero before tlio
election to niliiress tliem, Julius Pol
lock, 11 KNOWNOT1IIXO who win
rlrettd Oovcrnor by tlieKiuiwnothings
mikI who took an oath to oppose nml (lis
friinchiio Foreigners. It it a proper
thing to get Knownntlilnj; Pollock to
make (perches for Kiinwiiotlilii Col
lux. Arcades ambo. i nobitefratrum.
T(iu you are required to put In tho
trt-ond office, it man who scorns you,
urid to ho asked to do no by another who
look tho came oath. .Neither explana
tion tiordiiiilal can uvold thoact. And
hi- cuuica now ilefemliiitf Kudleiillnii,
which puU iho ncRro on un equality
with the white, and in tlio estimation
of a Knownothlnj;, ithend of a whlto
Forelj-ner.
Truly, llnrtlcallsm Is about played
out when It comes to such n pas. And
whatever somo may think, tho radical
Inn of to-day U tho Hamo which Im
peached Andrew Jolimon, which mndo
negroes voters, and which Is destroying
the country. And it is such things
which i'x-Oov. Pollock tho Kno-vnotli-
Iiir must defend.
Hook at Both Bides.
An ignorant'exchnngo say that Rob
ert E. Leo will vote for Seymour and
Blair. Tlio editor does not appear to
know that tho people of Virginia can
lot vote for President or Vice Presi
dent. Tho whole population of Vir
ginia, Mississippi and Texai, white
and black, loyal and disloyal, aro dis
franchised, and Congress has made it
a penal offenso to attempt to excrciso
their rights as American citizens, pun
Ishablo with one year's Imprisonment
and $1,000 line. .
llut suppose )o should voto for Sey
mour nnd Blair, would it be worso than
It is tor Longstrcet to support Grant, or
Joe. Brown, tho secession Governor of
Georgia, and the builder of Anderson
vlile prison, to ben delegate to the Chi
cago Convention which noniinattd him?
Tho fact is, as many prominent rebels
aro supporting Grant ns aro opposing
him, and yet tho one class are vllillcd,
abused, and disfranchised, while the
other class are taken to radical bosoms,
and given places of power and profit.
A man's loyally seems to depend on
which candidate ho supports.
. .
A IIaiid Winter Predicted. Our
old experienced weather prognostlca
tors predict n hard winter. Tho vari
ous signs hnve already mado them
.elves apparent. For several weeks
past tho sad nnd dismal "chirps" of
birds high In tho air could bo distinctly
heard on calm nights. The feathered
trlbo aro now passing southward in
large flocks. During tho day pome
ease flight, whllo others that lly almost
Incessantly, aro so high as not to bo ob
served by tho naked eye. Flocks of
wild geese havo also been flying south
ward, uuller by far than is usual. This
would pecm to indicate the probability
of a hard winter nnd tho wlo will pro
pare for It In time.
Attention. We would glvo fair
notice to nil corporations and employers
In this County, that wo will havo tho
law enforced against nil persons who
discharge or threaten to dlschargo their
workmen on account of their political
heller.
Wo copy the law below :
"If any person shall use or practice
any Intimidation, threats, force or vio
lence, with design to inlluencu undu
ly, or overawe, any elector, or to pre
vent him from votlng.or to restrain thn
freedom of choice, such person, on con
viction, shall bo lined in any sum not
exceeding live hundred dollars, and li
imprisoned for any time not less than
one nor more than twelvo month-.
Wkst VltmiNiA Both partus are
Mill claiming this State. It would be
a matter of Miipri-o If we should car
ry.lt considering that It was crenttd on
purpose to suit tadiiallsm, and 20,000
whlto men aro dlsfradehlscd. Two
years ago they polled two votes to our
one, and tho prcent returns show that
wo havo almost If not completely
thrashed them. We ar sure of thu
Btato next TtieMlay.
O.000.
KverV Where, from nil p.trts of the
Btato come gratnlatlons nnd congralu
lationson tlio result in Columbia coun
ty. Wo earnestly urge our friends to
put the lato majority up to two thous
and. It can bo done, see that it Is dono,
quiet, earnest, efficient work will make
the number required. Work, work I
Titr.ltADlcAi. Platiorm s Negroes
in tho cars-negroes In .the public
schools negroes at tho ballot box na
tional debt a national blessing high
taxes disfranchisement of foreigners
colonization of voters fraud at the
election minority shall govern treat
an election as if It had never been held
-and throw conscience to tho devil.
Democrats, get out every ono of
your votes next Tuebaay. Success Is
certain with u full vpto. T'ho carpet
baggers who caie from adjululng
Hlatcs to voto tlio Radical ticket at tho
last election, havo gone home. We can
redeem Pennsylvania. Lot us do It,
BCWARF. 01' FRAUDULENT TICKETS.
Heo that tho elector's nannies agroe in
isvery respect with thoo published In
(lie. ColumlUm. Tako no tickets from
stranger, nor from men of doubtful
jiolltlcs.
Don't glvo up tho ship." Ono defeat
did not deter our forefathers from ton
tlnulcg tho revolutionary struggle.
Lexington was followed by Yorktown.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION RE
TURNS.
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Adams
Allegheny..
Armstrong,
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3009
13938
3081
3803
7838
2831
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3987
3511
2030
7305
3837
7iOS
0970
3722
2801
537
2121
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8803
1908
1892
1991
2003
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3785
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4009
507
7090
3780
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782
1720
,0475
1812
2075
1102
15301
3092
4202
4732
9990
4071
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Cambria....
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Clarlou ,
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Delaware ..,,1
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2791
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3080
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9005,
Majorities
9179
SIIAKSPEAriE. KSnV VIII ACT III
HCKNU II.
SCEXEIitpullican Editorial Office.
Dr. P. John discovered, seated at the
desk, pen In hand.
Enter Sundry citizens, fresh from
Mercur's room, being a self-constituted
body calling themselves n ltepublican
Committee.
riRjTCrr.
Hear tlio ptaiuiro of the party, Doctor.
The time bus ccmc ti nt 3 011 mrtst quit tblSUre
Your paper muKt puns Into other lmiuH;
Klften majority lu Uloom Is had,
Anil nlutteen hundred elglity-tlueo Iswurw;
Von mustrotlre.
Dn.
Ry whutftuthorlty
Do you thmdare address mo? Glvo me leave
To BBy, my Piiper la ray own. You own
Mo not nor Mill I do your bidding.
fiCCOND Cit,
Look you you have driven from the party,
Men who uted to cary llioom for us,
And will ncoln If lightened of your load.
TltlllD ClT.
Your foul nbuso of honored cltlzetii.
Tends to mako the part 7 here n unit,
And that unit, Doctur Taleinon Jolml
Fovbtii Cit.
AVhere 1i the money paid Into your handd.
Tor thl c5u nt y, a secret service rund T
rirm i-ii.
Your hands, the honors and emoluments,
With greedy grip have constantly retained ;
Your Friends, fewer wllh eneh retunilnzyenr,
Uavo.cleeply hied to pnnipTyour hlKh pride,
filXTii Cit.
00 lo the dropsnud pills nnd herb of yore,
And let Another tnl:o our ncant pltico.
Dn,
1 rrlll nolJ psvemnde your pnity great
1'insr Cir,
And urout iki, Iho majority which now
llurdciis us to the ground. You must sell out;
lleeaiuniill th'.so thlncsyouhnvodonooflale,
Ki editor and lenJcr In ourpnrty,
limn Lren toouri;reiitd.imAKe nndtll,'riiiee.
We therefore oirer, on lehiilf of men
Whose opposition we hnve fell fur yenrs,
V,lm will r.o lotijjer tolerate you here,
A fair und honest price for nil your Rear,
Hero Is our propo-dllon mark It well
If not accepted wo will take such course,
Tlmt you shall very shortly wthou had,
H.j fui)oU w-ll. Thnmpsonhin lloelor John!
.Vet'rt.' fi'l hut Vi e Doctor,
UK.
Ho farewell lu the llllleKood you l iar me.
1 urewell, ulon? f.irowell lonll my greatness!
Till Is the state of nmni to-dny he puts forth
The lender leavisnfhope; to-morrow blossoms
And bears his bhl.liln honor! thMc Umju him I
Tho third day, come frost, nklillug frost ;
And ivhen he thinks, guni easy man, full surely
III greulnessis nrlpenlug, nips his root,
And then he falls, as I do. 1 have ventured,
I.lko little wnnton boys that swim on blnJders,
This rnsny summers Inn sea of glory;
llut far beyoud my depth i my hhli-blowii pi Id
At length broke under inn; and now Iiim left me
Weary, nnd old w Ih service, to the mercy
Of a rude
IKnler llrcKinr. tirlledly,)
IlKCK.
What Is this base conspiracy ?
How now my Itevercnd I'rlend. Aro you, too,
irons
Bo wholly nut of favor, that you come,
Thus lu tho very dim ix of iny fate,
TexchangH condolences wllh uiut
What ues nbioad?
lltXK.
The heaviest and the iforst
Is, Mercur bus sol us to our cuumler,
Dn.
Nannhluinoliama-tho splttlag.eoushlnjcur.
Iltru.
Tho next Is, that th Colonel Hamuel Knorr,
Takes the nssessorshlp, Instead of you,.
Un.
That's some what sudden, Hut ha twro him well
When lending on his negro regiment,
Wherebuttle was nut, and no bullets fell.
Let us have peaoe I What more t
Beck
Dr. Ilrndley
Takes the IteiiubUcan as editor,
Du.
That's news Indeed,
Deck.
And lastly, Is to Uku
Tlio post nntce, that Mercur promlsea me t
Dr.
Tit the last straw that breaks tho Ciimel'is back!
0 UeeUlcy, our bos are crushed I char)?, you
Now, return to thm door Master'a service,
Wa have too long forsaken, o lleukley, llueUiey,
llivd I but served my (lod wllh halt the zeal
1 served my jmrty, II" would not In mine n.
Have left me naked to mine emmles.
i.Veunf,
Lut oauh man relv on hlmwlf. uml
work with n will (or Ihogood cause.
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Sbo Finances.
lliyhly Important Letttr Vow I'rttt
tletit JuintonJ!cvicio our Finan
cial jJliitory-Publto, Expend tluret
SroninlMlo 1801, f,7u0,000,000-br
the four years sinco the Jtcbclllon, $1
COO.OOO.UUO What Radicalism has east
In eight yeart, $.1,200,0(10,000 or
lhay the Whole I'uvious Expenses of
the Government "at us hare I'caee"
'resident Johnson's Letter to General
.'whip,
Wamii tso ro.v, October 25.
Tltr, President of the United States
has mldrcfscd tlio following letter to
General Kwlt.g!
UXEOUTIVB .MASStOX. )
WAKiiiNuroN, D.C., Oct. 21. j
DilAUHlit: in a recent conversation
upon thesuliject of the lliianccs you ex
prosed n desire to bo furnished with
snuieof tlio leading facts then mention
ed touching the national expenditures
unit thu public debt. I now comply
with your renuest. regretting, however.
that oilier and more pressing matters
nave prevented inu itoin nioro clearly
Illustrating the absolute necessity for
Immediate reform in the financial oper
ations of tho Government.
In 177(1 our national Independence
was proclaimed, ami, alter an exhaust
ive, bloody struggle of seven years,
was, In 178:1, acknowledged by the pa
rent government. In 17S7 the I'ederal
Constitution was framed, and In 1780
tliu government went into operation
under Its nrovislons. burdened with a
debt of $73,000,1100 created during the
war oi mo uovniution. immediately
upon the organization of Congress
mea-urcs weietievisuil lortlio payment
ol the national obligations and tlio re
btoratlou of tho public ciedlt, nnd
when, In 1812, war was declared against
ureat tiriiiiiii, tne dent nun already
oeeil reduced to ?lo 000,000. It was
then laruelv Increased bv thu three
years' sti ugglo that ensued between the
two nations, until in 1810 it had reach
ed the sum of SI 27,000,000. Peace again
established, inovislon was m&du fiuthe
earliest tiractieable liquidation of this
indebtedness, in order that it might
nut become a permanent Incumbrance
upon tno people, under wisu and eco
nomical ligislatiiiu tlio i nilre amount
was paid in it period of twenty years,
and the ixtliiguishinvut of thu national
debt tilled thu laud with rejoicing, and
was one of tho great events of President
.lacksou'n ndminlstrntlo'i. Even after
its payment a largo Hind remained in
the Treasury, which, for safe-keeping,
was deposited with the several States,
on contlltlun tlmt it should bo returned
when n (pared by the public wants.
In 1810, tlio year after tho termina
tion el an expensive war with Mexico,
o found ourselves involved in it debt
of $01,000,000, and this was the amount
owed oy tne uoverumetit in lbliO, Just
prior to tho outbreak or Iho rebolllon.
In the spring of 1801 tho war of the re
bellion eommeiicd. liach year of Its
continuance mado an enormous ad
dition to the debt, so that when In thu
spring of lSOo tho nation successfully
emerged from tho dreadful conflict the
obligations of the Government had
readied the vast amount of $2,000,000,
000. They had not yet, however, at
tained their hhrhe-t imint. for when
thu army and navy had been paid, tho
vuiumcer lorcus iiisnanueti, nnu mo na
vy largely reduced, it was found in
February, 1800, that our Indebtedness
exceeded $2,800,000,000.
Having thus referred to the Indebted
nets of tlio Government at various pe
riods of Its existence. It may bo well to
call tho attention to a brief statement
of facts connected with Its expenditures.
From tho 4th day or March, 1780, to tho
author June, 1801 the entire public ex
I endltures werel.7OO.OOO.O0O. a tliouirh
covering a period of seventy-two years.
i ins aniouui seems small wneu com
pared with tho expenses or tho Govern
ment durliiL' thu recent war of four
.veurs'duration.for from tho 1st of July,
1801 to the 30th of Juno, 1803, they
reached tho enormous acirrecato of
300,000,000.
An investigation Into tho disburse
ments cincetlio 1st of July. lSGS.further
shows that, adding to tho expenditures
or the last three years the estimated cost
or administering the Government for
tno year eliding tne uUtu oi June, ikuo,
we obtain tlio mum of S1,000,000,000 as
tne amount required lor tliu lour years
immeill.iloly following tho cessation or
hustl'ltles, or nearly as much as was ex
pended durnnr tho soveutv-two years
that preceded tho war. It will bo seen
tlmt irom 1701 to 1801 our public debt
war at no time more that $127,000,000,
wuiie sunsequeniiy jour years oi civil
was expanded It to $2,800,000,000. It
Will ttlao bo precelved that whllo prior
to 1S01 tlio largest annual disbursement
was not qullo $71,000,000-ror tho year
1858 the expenditure during tho last
three years of peace have successively
been $ 520.000,000. $310,000,000. and $303.-
000.000; $372,000,000 being tho amount
which it is estimated will bo necessary
for the year ending tlio 30th of Juno
next. In luakllnr this comparison wo
should remember that during tho long
Interval between 1780 and 1801 tho Gov
ernment wa frcouenllv renuired to
make expenditures of an extraordinary
character. Largesuins were paid to In
dians as annullles and for tliu purcha-o
ot their laud, and expensive wars were
waged against powerful tribes. Louisi
ana was nnpilred from Franco at it cost
oi siu.wii.iKiu. i.'iuridn, in considera
tion ol S'l.OIJII.OOO. was is iln.l ti lis lie
Spain. California hcu.uuu part of our
pos-is-ions lu payment to .Mexico of
Slo.OlKI.OOO. whllo for SlIi.OOO.IIIIII our
Government weured from Texas tho
territory ot JSuw Mexico. DuriiiL' theso
periods of our llUtorv vvn wm nkn on.
gaged In wars ttith Great Ilrltaln and
.ueiico tne first w.itrcd ii'M list ono ol
tliu most powerful n.itlonsof the world;
the other iiiaile additionally expensive
by thu prosecution or military opera
t onsin ihoenemy's territory. Tho start
ling tacts thuscouclsely stated suggest
ed an ItiMulry as to tho causu or this in
crease hi i theexpeiidlturesnudlndebted
ncssoftho country. During tho civil
war tlio maintenance ot tho Federal
Government was thu ono great puriioso
that nnluiated our people, and that
economy which should always charac
terlze our tliiauclnl operations wis over-
u.m-u in mo .ai enort or tliu nation
to preservu in existence. .Many abusos
which had their origin in tho war eon
turned to exist long after It hud been
brOUSfllt to It trlllMllih nit i-mii'lnslni,
and the people, having becouio acctis.
, , a invisii expenditure or the
public money for an object so dear to
iiii.M us inu preservation or tno integri
ty of their rreu Institutions, havo pa
tiently tolerated taxation or tho most
opprcasivu character. Largo sums or
money continue to bo extorted from
them, and squandered In useless and
extravagant appropriations. Enormous
expenditures aro demanded for purpo
ses thu accomplishment or which re
quires it largo standing army, the per
version pf the Constitution, and the
sunjugatlon of the States to negro do
minion, With a mllitnrv estnhlUk.
mvnt costing In time of peace not less
hat $100,000,000 annually, and a dobt
tho Interest upon which draws from tho
Treasury each year nearly 150,000,000,
nuking n total or $250,000,OOU lor tlioso
two items or expenditure nlono. Ite
trenchuient has become an absolute
necessity, or bankruptcy must booh
overtake us, and Invofvo the country In
its paralyzlngaud disastrous results. If,
however, it wlsu economy bo adopted,
thu taxes may soon bo materially ro
duccd, not merely for thu benefit of a
fow, but in thu Interest of all. A reve
nue would yet remain sufUclent for tho
administration or tliu Government, ns
weM as for such a reduction of tho jiuli.
lie debt as would In a tow years relievo
tho people rroni uillllmmoflnterest now
annually drawn from their resources.
The Idea thai the debt is to become per
iiiauouUhuuld bout all times dlscoun
toiiiiuced, us Involving taxation too
heavy to bo lomo, and paymont of an
amount In interest every sixtoen years
equal to the original sum. Tho gi admit
liquidation of the public, debt would by
degrees releaso tho largo capital Invest
oil In the securities of tho Government,'
Which, seeking remuneration In other
sources on Income, Would add to tho
wcath of tho nation upon which It Is
now bo great a drain. This immense
debt, If permitted to become permanent
nnd Increasing, must eventually bo
gathered Into tho hands of tho few, nnd
cnablo them to exert n dangerous and
controlling power In thu illl'ulrs tir thtj
Government. Tho debtors, would be
come thuscrvauts of the lenders j 'tho'
credllors tho masters of the people. It
Is our boast that wo havo given lreedom
to three millions of slaves; It will then
bd oiirsliamo that, by their own tolera
tion ol' usurpation ami profligacy, forty
millions of people have enslaved them
selves, nnd exchanged slavel olders lor
new taskmasters lM tu. t.Uipu or bond
holders and tnx-gatlierers. Ilencvithe
vital Issue. Whether Congress nnd Its
arbitrary assumptions ornulliority shall
Hupcrccdu thu supremo law or tho laud;
whether In time or peneu the country
shall bo controlled by n multitude or
tax-collectors and n standing army
tho ono almost ns numerous as the oth
erand making tlio debt a permanent
burden upon thu productive Industry
or tlio peoulo; or whether thu Consti
tution, with each and till or Its guaran
tees, shall bo sacredly preserved ;
whether now, us In 170 anil in 1810,
provision shall bu made for tho pay
ment of our obligations at us early a
period as practicable, that the fruits of
their labor may bu enjoyed by our citi
zens rather than usetl to build up and
sustain it moneyed monopoly at home
anil abroad. Tliu contest Is not merely
who shall occupy thu principal olllces
In tho people's gilt, but whether tliu
high behests or the Federal Constitu
tion shall hu observed and maintained
in order that our liberties may bu pre
served J thu Union oi' the Status restor
ed, that our Federal system nniy bo un
impaired ; Iraternal feeling re-eslah
llslied, that our national stiength uiay
lio renewed; thu expenditures dimin
ished, that taxation may bo lightened ;
and the public debt ont o more, extin
guished, thut It may not Injuriously iif
luct tho life and energy, the prosperity
and morals or tho nation. . Believing
that Mr thoredress of thu great wrongs
and the correction of these many ulius
es under which the country Is now la
boring, wo must look to the American
people, and that in them Is our hope.
I am, very truly, your friend,
ANiiniiw Johnson.
To General Thomas F.wlng.
Something1 for Xrish and Ocrmans.
Last winter tho more Uadleal mem
bers of our Slate Legislature tried to
havo n resolution passed fur the pur
pose of striking tho word "white" out
of tho Constitution of Pennsylvania,
and allowing negroesto vote and to hold
olllce. Tho more timid Republicans
declined to vote for it. Hut the spirit
of the party, and especially Its hatred
of foreign born citizens, was shown by
the speeches which were made.
John Hickman of Chester county,
said :
"I may possibly see the day that I
may wulksldeby side with a colored
woman. I havo seen a great many
colored women that I would rather
walk with than a great many witomcn.
I know n great many negroes who I
think are better entitled to vote this
moment than a great many white men
who do vote, and havo long exercised
the franchise."
"An intelligent negro is better than un
Irish Lalhollc, and is heller entitled to
vote."
That small specimen of humanity,
Major A. C. Itelncchl, whom tho Thugs
mado a yearling of, but not on ncount
of his denunciation of foreigners, said;
"If tho Democrats give tho right of
stifTrngo to foreign paupers to whom n
spelling book is a sealed mystery and
Who still smell of bilge water, and from
whose garments the Celtiearoma or the
Teutonic fragrance of the ratherlaud
has not yet been removed by the pure
nlr or freedom, why should not the
coffee colored (lecemlantt of the first
families of the South have a voice in re
constructing the filates of their fore
fathers."
Gen. Joe. Fisher, ono of tho Senators
frnm Lancaster county. Insulted thu
Irish nnd Germans by thu usoof tho fol
lowing language ;
"Tho Democratic party Is composed
of boglrottlng, Ignorant Irishmen and
tKcig-beutta lager beer Dutch."
Landon, of llradford, n fellow who
sells himself Tor money repeatedly every
session, was a preacher mice. Ho finds
modern ltepublican politics more profi
table, and i recognized as the leader of
or tho party In the Senate. Ho said :
""Negroes aro belter entitled to the
elective franchise than Irishmen."
Schuyler Colfax, onco registered a
solemn outb. "never to voto for any for
eign born man for nny offlco tinder Un
American Government, and to remove
all foreigners, aliens and Unman Catho
lics from office whenever ho might have
tho power to do so."
Let Irishmen and Germans remember
theso things when they go to vote.
Wiikki: would the Radical party ho
without disfranchisement? In a mi
nority of over a million votes.
Dix.va. ve hear the slotrnn '.' The
West Virginia boys have planted the
llnguii tho enemy 'n works.
Ir the lladlenls mean peace, whv
don't they remos'o tho army from the
fsouiiiern rstntesT
I.hvt I. cm i on tub 1 In Iho Court of t'oiu.
vhk op Han i li. Mounts I mini 1'Ii-iih of Columbia
ti. fl'.iuuty Kl I'rt Is'o. 57
i. twiiui. i.Kiii, j jiiay iivtai
Xotleo Ik hcrebv clvrn. Hint the iiutlerslaned,
eont lulled ail uuilllor by the said Court, lo ills,
tribute the lulid arlsluir Irom tho Sherld'H siiteot
the real eslaluol l)t feudaiit, nml otdered to be
am inn. uiiri; win uiienu 111 llie lieBisirr i in.
...u ... ....funis.,.,, ,n s riuu, ...... . ..w,
lor tho rmmosu or moldim said distribution. All
persons are hereby rt-iiulrisl to Miaku their
I'tallns to snld liiii.r hpl 111. i.uillliir lit th,.
time speetiled, or bo debarred from eonilui; in
upon sold land. HlHN O, l'lti:i..i:,
Oct. ;j,'ih-ii. Auditor.
"(1A7ktte" 1'lease eopy.l
'IjiXKC'UTOK'H'NfynuK.
Ill KSTATK OK ISAAC I1AV1S IiKC'l).
Letters testamentary nu tho estate of Ismu
Davis. Into of Heaver township, l!o!uin
bla eounty have been (runted by thu llmlster of
Columbia County to c. II. ISroekway of lllooni
Township. All persons having elaluis au.ousl
theestulunro liquestetl lo present them lor set
tlement, uml those Indebted to the estate either
on note or book aceouur will luako payment,
to the, IUcctltor without delay,
. O, II. llhoCKWAY.
Oct, 23,'flS-fll. Kxeeutur.
NOTICE,
Tlio undent Ik net bavins on October Htli,
hold out their bruwt-ry ot DuiivIUp, to Mr. John
liauRdi KKpfi'lfully irttirn tlivlr UiankH fur tint
luilroimne w tilth they liuve melvfil from their
cuktomeiH.iitiil they herrhy rt'ccumtueml their
nuccf Mnr Mr. Kuiidch to the favor of tlio imbUc.
IVrnMm having iu-cbuijU unt un will liuml them
to our uKf nt Mr.HU-lnbit mit-r.HnU IIioku who nrw
.-mnuu-u in im win muuo tarty m
payment loour-
sMJlve or Mr, HtLlitbrunnf-r.
II A Mil A HTI'TU A 11I
Wlketbarto, Oct. 2V-W-3t. '
tvt o t loi;.
JLl The CatawlMMtt Jlrldgo eompnny -would here
by kIv notice to tho otock holder th.it on the
tlrst day of October they ileetareda UlUdendof
three per cent paable (ctobr tenth, ou t-aru-Imis
for piuL hu mouth,
Oct. as, w-h. Jiv Oudir or Comtanv,
JAWnKNUKViLLJO
FKMALE BEMIKAUY
X.AWUHKCUV1U.B MKW JKHtiKT.
The uzt emlon will coimene on Hpt. 10th
fteud for circular, q W, WabAU, J'rlnclpi!,
A
T T K N T I O N .
"" wins uupjs.u .tin ins i,.ni, BriSl RDIl
sawiiijll.uii urtijimotsi umnshiii, hUii, oni- .ir
tlirm linusi'S in lu oi.iiistiurii ulsitu luriii ut to
uirrs si hsiiy. Terms riusunubu-.
IKtuberl",''. l
POLITICAL,
iDcinooratio National Ticket,
-f ron FRG.sibr.STi
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
Ol NEW YOIIK.
ion vicu-ritMinnsTi
GEN. FRANCIS l BLAlll,
Of MIBHUUUI.
Doiuocratio Electoral Tickot.
l.I.r.CTOIH!
WILLIAM V.McfUtATJI,
UKOKUK W. UASS.
U. intNKST KAMKIMjY, M. ).,
CUAH. 31. LKISKNUINCS,
HIMON W. AHNOLD,
(IKOIUIK. It. JJKHIIKLIj,
1 1 Allll Y U. COCJaSHALL,
ItKUllKXSTAllLKH,
U. K3LMHTT MONAU1IAK,
DAVID L. WtiNHIUIl,
HKUNAIilJ J. M'CUIANN,
WILLIAM SIIIIcK.
A. O. UUOADllKAU, Jll.t
JOHN 11LAND1NU,
JlXSi:C. AMKUMAN,
V. POTTKU WITIILNCITON,
VM. H. GOUOAS,
VM. 1. JSUIIKLL,
CYItUS L. PKUSIIIKO,
AMO.SC. NOYKS,
VM. A.OALHHAlTir,
JOHN U. PACKAUU,
JAMKSC. CLAUIvK.
.IAMKS II. HOPKINS,
KDWAUIKS. OOLDKaV,
hAMUKLH. WILSON.
VltilLAXCl.. CO..HITTi:iJN.
IImidm IhivW I-owinbi-iE. J, 11. rurmnn, John
K. (lirlon. . ...
ItKiiwitK Itmlnli llocr, A, 1. Heely, Jucnb
n'ui akckkkk-C. 1. Hteclr, John U, J.icoby, AU
btTlMlltlh. . , . ,
Hi xui.N J. J.M'Hcnry, T. Ih-nton Cole, John
l'llKVi:it-MobMSchllclicrtll. Hlnli'tlUcr, (Jt o.
1', Di'i'l-biioh.
li-miui.ia .Tolin 1. Uimtion, Thomas O (n1
hilt,.lol.lihlUliKT. i'.i:-uium I'i. V. 11. Wolforlh, Auron lr
ton. li.'llioinum,
t'ATTAWissA lr. J. K, Hobhlns niter hi-ott,
Ailam 1- t'ltt-J ntf, .....
t i.Nrw: Ahralmin W hite, annuel olmit,
Hnmu.l llowt-r.
1 KASKM.N J. tl. KtllttlC, II, J. lU'C'lor, MoilH
W. M'I1( nr. ,, , ,
risiiiM.i hi:fk M, A.. Amtnt'inmn, Uilub
iriirtiry, l). Vnaut,
ilKi-,t-..Nvoui U. W. Utt, Wm. Knuner, Joh. II.
Ui:Mi'.ocK Wm, H, bh'icinaker.llurth il'Itrlilf,
Z. Itooblns.
Jacks' Oco. Iturllmnn, Jim. M'lunry,
Kiiiuiiiirl Mivue. . , ,
Loft'sr-IIon. l K. Iltrblne, l)nl. 1-Wine,
(Itr.i I lower .. .
Mam-iin Jab. Klantr, A. J. Curr, Jluyh
M'i'oiluni, , ,
.Maun ir. J. Campbell, John Xufclu.f.l I-her
MiKt-LIN Itr. 1), 11. MoulLOliielV. S.Uiuu I
St?liveiiii"tihi'Uei,Iwinij I.ttl. ,
mix mil :k l'cier iieiiiioui'u, o. t i ui in
iVler I.Viillx.
Mr. 1'i.kasant Thos J. Wcllltcr, Jo a
nleb .la. Johnson.
OKAnok CUipiContier,i;. O. Hlcketto, , H.
liNi-Joseih SlioemaUer. Jos, Trlblchls, An
ilrew Wliltmoycr t
ItOA KIXil KbI.K J. U. ilOUCli, ill. Jireisuavn,
t'eter Levan. , ,
neon OMmr I". Knt, P.mlel Snyder, Chi n, II;
Dfllfiiclc.
huu All Low A. Laubach. DuvMLewli, Ueo.
Htrnilman.
lly order orHtiUnllni; t ommitei1,
JOHN A. t'UJsHlON, Chairman,
llloormburi;, Aug. 21,' ts,
UKNKHAL KlilSCTlOX PIIOCLAMATION
KLECTION OF MIMIDKNT st VtCE-l'ItfMDLNT.
WHEnKAS, by thu laws of this Commonwcullh
It is mado tlio duly oi tho .Hheillf of every eounty
to t;lo notice of tho general Jleeilon, hy
publication lu one or moiu newflpui.ers lu 11a
r.iiiulv. nt li-Hht. iupiiI vtluvs befsUti l.iu i lection.
and lo enumerate theielu the olIlceiH to he elect
ed, uml to ue-dyiuUo the places at whlell tlio tkv-
mm is to oo neiu.
Tlurelore 1, MUUIUH'AI MILI.AItP.Ulgli Sher
iff nr i 'iiliiinliiiL run ill v. dit bei't bv lnukn kiitiwn
and proclaim to tbotjimiuieil elietoiBof Colutu
hiueotint. that a Memnii Kleritun will bo hrM
on tui-si'ay, -riii; iiiutii i.v or .Ntt.
haul month., at the 6ueral dUtueU wllhlti thu
couniy, to wit:
jn'UNt-r low um up, ai we puuiic uuuio ui jjciij
l Zarr.
lleiiion townHhln. at tho nubile houe, of An
drew T. Ihclcr, in tlmtown ol Hen ton.
lltoom low 'hhlp.utliiu court lioie.m Jiiooms-
llorough Iterwlclc nt tlio Town House. In the
OUIOUKII"! IHrHK,
lioioUKli Ceulralla, at thepuhllo hoiucol II. A,
UVldLllMLtll.
Itnarcreek township, nt the public school house
n iu r KvuuHillt.
ir.itwistiji itiwiiflhln. nt the nubllo house of
fiiiuiuei Jvosieiiouiiuer, in mo iu u oi uniawiHMi,
uentro iuHiiMiii, ui ine hcnooi uousu neur ia-
fll fllH I'li-liSt'V 'H.
Cou iiKham township, at the house of Daniel
T. M ivlermm.
Fjhhiimcreuktowshtp.nl tho hutiae of Daniel
i-.tinar, on tne rotate iioan.
h ruukliu invvii-ililii uL i;in toii'ii school house,
U re, u Wood liiWUilllp, at thu hoilxo ot J one ill
It. l'ntton.
lleuiioek township, nt Iho public house of John
Hi. i Utmii, in tint u ii of lUick Horn.
Jackoon towiiHhipiit tho tioiiMtot l.zekielC'ole.
Loeul towiisliip, ul thu public huusuof David
Yt-i.L'nr In Hh.lilnwii.
Mi ill in lounsltlp, at the public house of Aaron
iiesio, in inu town in .iiiiiiiiviiie.
.tidiou tmvi.sUtp, uihu public house ol ham
nisi Ittmlii- In .1 . i s.... Inu II.
Mt. I'leaKanl towi.islilp, nt tho house of II, V
.MeiliCK.
Montour township, nt Iho house of Wm. Hot
Uliii-head.
.Maine township, at the public house of
Khillilllll.
Uouriugcreek ownsh!p, at tlio houiO formerly
occupied by Ueo. W. Diwib.ieli.
u ratings lowiiMhlp.at thu public houo of Juhu
nyuor in uraugovniu.
Pmu lownaiim.at ihu Centre Kchool Hotiso Lite-
Iv II vi it h-.-1. itln nf 1 hut It iZi'HHif Willi lowiisllilt.
buailoaf tuwnslilp ut ibu bouse of AllnaCoio
nco 1 1 iuwuiiiiij, ut inu i'u uc uuu -,o in uiw i-.-ii.
ti.rl.-tl 111 I .fc IH'.
Ilia itirllnr directed that theeUellon pollt of
tliu hfverni tiistricis tsmtu oo opemsi ntiueeu inu
boura of elgbl null ten u eiotU in Ihu fuieuoou,
and bhall eontlnuo open without lulerritptuut
ti mi aiijouriuueiu unui v en i hkh. in iiiuuua
ln.i u I ii-ii 1 hit tuil I m idiiill hi) eltiSild.
A Is further directed that the mretlng or tho
ruum Judihat the Court House. In itloom-.-burtf,
lo make out a eli ueint Hlectlu, sbill bo
neiu on i uuu inu Aiiuii uiij ui v.iiix i
llKXU nouci: ih ni:ituiY uivils'.
Tlmt evtry perfon excepting Ju-.tleeH of tho
i.iii-D ui.iti.iit.il im.d iiiiN itil(ua iiiu'oiittmeut
of juoilt er tiusl uiuier tliu United Male, or of
lilts ri'iit.-,.iijy euj or iuiiu.iin niaiuvi, "vm
eniioiiiiiUhMotiedoilUei or oliieiwlsi', a uh.ir
,n ti.il m nflli-.si r in-, -nt u Ihi im ftr hint 1 1 LeeillDlov
ed uiidi-i ihol.eit slatuie, exeiutie or Judbiary
Dei uitiueiit oi this Mate, or oi tiny city or ot any
i..ii-..,n-iitl (lit.ir.1 l. iitul iiInii. thuLe'.elV llltlil
ix-r nt I'tiinireH-. umi ut tbu hiuiu Legislature, and
ul the hcact oreoinuioii louiietl o unv elty, or
eoiiiiiiUnloiieiit of any liicoi-jr- led district, U
by law ineipablo ot lioldum exou-islm; at the
timo thoorili-n or appointment of Judc, Jimpce
loror tiiiK ut uny rii-t inm i iiim - uiiiiiumi'
ueallh, aud that no Imi eitor Jnduo or other of
lleer offciicli elect Ion shull beeliyiblu lo te then
-.nt i il f.tr.
'It nball be the duty of the tsevuul AwseHsorH
renpetlUely lo alleiid at the l.tte ul lioldluu
et erj Kfiit un, -ievi-ii wi iti iikiii i.-vt.siit
Inu the uholu time such eliellou Is kept oun
lor nut put pose oj fjiMitu iiuoiiuiiiiou in inu iu
khhi Iihh unit .Imlif( u hi-ii ( idled oil. Ill lelul lo i
to the right of any peitoii assesstil by llu-in to
voto nt - uuli eleition, and on tsueu rithar iitulU u
ill relation to llie ussetssmeiu as iuo suni iiii'c
torn or elt ber of them fdiall irom lime mint. v.
"i pcrbon Bhall be peimltted to oteat any
election as ufoieH.ild, than u-white cltlzeim of the
ntH) oi tweiuyoiiti or nioie, vi no mum i imvu nam
ed In tUI htato at habt one j tar, and In the elec
tion dlHtrlct where hu ollen lo olu ten dai'slm
mediately preeeediiiK fcuihelietloii, and villlilu
l wo j ears palduNtatu or county ai which ttball
bnv4 been imsiittied UL leut ten limit beloru thu
election. UutaelUzuii of the United htaies who
hnu prevInuHly been inpiull tied voter of this Male
and returned and who Khali have it-sliUdlii the
election dlKtrut and paid taii'Mtio. a loiesnld,
shall be entitled to votuaflir lesldlmz lu tbU
Htatu six JnontliH. 1'iovlded, 'Hint the Ui.tu
lleeuieu. eltlztiiri ol Ihe Uliilisl tstate. between
(be ue of tvu-uty-otieand twenty Iwu j ears v ho
hnve resldetled In theeieeilou illslrlet ten tluys
as hfuKbald shall bu euilllea to uiu nlthout;li
iiiey Hiuiii n oi nave pai-i nix.
liven under iny bands at iny ofTley In II loo ins
hurg this M nay of October. bW.
Ocl.lt.6't MOItDKUAI MILLAUD.BbO'.
P
U II Ii I O SALK O P
VAI.UAI1LE IlKAL ESTATE.
In piirsuanee of an order of the Orphan's Court
of Columbia county, on bat unlay theiillh day of
October next, at ten oVlotk u m,leler llelinbaeh
nu utiMivi iwjmr, i rusieesu)oiiirti ny inu nma
Cout t. Of John ltu I nr. lata nf sliiiilnur Inu lihhln
In ialde4)unt,,deceacd, will expose to vale by
juu.iu t iriiuiie, mi Kit? pitmnvh, ii ceriutll lues
Bvaueor Iractof land sliuute In Montour tttti..
in snld county, boundeU by Inmt or Joset.li
Mouser ou the west, John ltnuhhou the mil, II.
Wertman's helm on the (touih and (Jeorge 'iovy
hmu uuii ia Wil mo uui 111, VUIllUIIIlU-j
ONK IIUNDIIED ACHES,
moroor less Avliercon Hro ereclttl a two storx
D WK I. LINO HOUHE,
a loft tiAl'll. n stirlllff houso. Iwn .nml snrlnirs it
wutiTIl.urlliu house, iwn RUcsl lipplt orelmrils
on the iilaco. 'IhereHro ftlsu two veins of Iron
Ore on tho siihl premlSLs, one of soil and the oili
er of html mo, ittiinliiit Din Uk)i sahl orenilsi-s
nu'iini.iiunr.L, . nu mini is ill u K"OU SUIIU oi
eiilllvnltmi Ij.iu il,u .ut..t.. l.M.i ..U ...... ..I
slturtiu lu tho township or Mainour anil county
Jl8K COthMAN.rU'llt,
tonaiuons mndo Known on flsy ol snlo,
BIKIl IlKIUIUCII, ) .
1MKIKLIUV1.0U, j TfUsUes.
Hept. gyrM.
A KSlUNKI-'H NOTKJK IN HANK-
uuriui,-in inu District Court of I ho llnl
too (States lor the Wealurn Illslrlrt of lVliiuylvu
nla, In tho tuattor ol Ivl Kuu, hunkiunl
Towhoni It mny roniwrill 'I'lieniidersluneil here,
hy itlvisi noliisi of his uKilminent as lutsluiiet
oi I.UV1 Jvllis. or lleru clr. In t in ..,,n..tv
ol Columbia, nml Mute or IVunsyivanla, who
..us .. wtiju.iKvii ii .Sinai un. iiihiu iiis own im
Ill oil. hv llie lllslrli t IV.url !.f .,,,! III. l.l... 1
Dalwl ut llloonuhurg, thn Hh Uuy of Oct,
A. S, ll.illlllU,
Oct. o.-CS-Dt. Assignee.
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HJiiigles, N, 1 per thUMitd
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riillall.lila Markets.
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North western extra ..
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reutislvanlH ami Western exliu ,
rriiiisylvanla anil Western family
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rnovisio.ss .icss roiK, ,h i,ni
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qmuu i nui.;i,
fltnCZn-TIIOM H-On Tuesil.iy Oct. 'JO, 1S0S at
in., linn... ot in, i.. j, 'iiiuiiiioii, i:-ii,,iiv itev,
'loos II. Cuil.'ti, 1't ler It. l-'ni 7, , M. Ii., toMl-s
lur.iul lelorlit Thomas, nllm lllooni. binir,
MOMtlli:--lll t.l.A-..floii lllll..lillii.2i,liist.
n.v iov, i.. v.t.ismrtti. .Mr. Nathan lonriH)
lo yi.uy IMIeiliis a II of lilintlimtoli l.il.irnuisi.
Jt .Miuii.Mii-rori'Piuooiib. ra by iii v. n.
... " ......... .'i ..in iii.i, nun ..iiss, Ariinia
J. l'ollir.iillof.M.IMIIo fa.
lir.SR-H.MITiI-Oii tin- IVh Inst., by tlio Ilev.A.
ii. lloiKll-ieill, Ii. o. . in KS ol urallKt-VlIU! Ill
MISsH.llllll Milllliiif.Sescopi'tk.
111)1.1,1.11 IIUIMII.NH-On Iho Iflh Inst., by Itov.
i.. i iniiiiii. r, ir. .iinunas iteilfr oi iiri'i-u.
Mood to Miss M ,ry I.. Uoblilll. of Jordan, I.y
eoliilti en.
3 caih!i.
I!0(1I UT In I toh r burton IhoHtth Inst. John
lJouerf, Mdi ofMuiiutl nnd l-mlly Iloneit,
tiyt d three jeain, four innnthtnnd twenty. tour
da ,
I. l'lle traveller Zlonunrd,
Haili one entering Into revt,
In the kingdom of your Lord,
In the m-iiiftloni of the blest ;
Thero to welcome Ji-mis wnllx,
(lives tho eiown hi followers v.in;
Lift jour head, j o golden gates,
Let the little traveller lu.
JL T E X T J OX! 11 E S C U E ! !
me inemhtra of tho lUisr i;k Fun: Company
V1",-.- HlwmwhiirK, are requested to meet at
tholr Knplne Iloucuon Crliluy Kennn.Novem-
i t.th. ima at 7U o'clock, for thu purpnM' of
tratiNiicthm liuporinnt buMneus It Ih necessary
that all should attenrl.
m oitii) i OI'TIIU vurs T.
JOHN I. KTlXSi:. Stc'y. Oct. 8J. lt.
A DMIXISTItATOltVS NOTICE.
2X. i-rvTK or ,i.f xaniiku ki:a, hkc'i.
Let lei of iidmlnlstrailon on t bee, into of Alex,
ntuler II. Itea, late nt (Vutralta llorouwli Col
umbia Co. theeiwd, bine been (ninted bv the
Keirkter of s.ild eo. to a una Maria ltea,of Cent Mi
ll. i lior, AH nelsons luii-lui' el.iitiiH or iit-imiiuu
aiiuln-U the estate ot I hodeeedeiituio requested to
nuiM' inem Known, and ibo-u Indebted to make
p:llnellt. A.N'.V'.V Ma It I A ItCA,
uei. uuuvoi. AdmlnMiatrlT,
ADaMUNMSTIIATOUVS notjck.
i.st.vti; op hami i. Yirm:u, jm:ci.aski.
ineihix auminHiratlon ouiiieestatuof Daniel
Vettir. bttn nf Miiin tnu'iikhln t .1 ninl.f,.
deer awoil, have been uranted by tho Ht trUlor ol
NiiUl county to William II. Ytlteraud William
Hbuman. ir aturesald lownthln. All ner-
sons IihWuh elalniH or ileiuandH aualnst the
estate of tint ibieileiit aro re-iuested lo mnKo
tin-in txHiMin, nun iiiosp mneoicu lo make imr
ment. WM. II. VirrTlIlt, . , , , , .
ii-f iiirif r YA ill UN rutorn
IN THE OKI-HANS' COUltT )V
X COLUMIUA lOUNfV.IMatoof Adam Iiiitz.
bttei't Ik'iiton tnwnshlu. I'nliiMihui ..iimv i,..
iindeiclmieit atidlhu'nppolnied b thn ttiphans'
. . ... . .....i.j iiKJir" iiiu.ui isfiiiu 11 111 i nujuti mo
rate- and i-ioportlonsot theil.t Uol (beileeea,eil
In the haniNof Mai tin !, Lul7, KMculur of Ad
J ut. diee.tsi o, to nnd atiioim tbe eredltors In tho
order est.ibliHbt d by law, w III met 1 1 ho ci eillto.
of iho nteeiii nt.aiul all oilier persons Iniensiid
at his otlleeln ltlo iii-.buri, In and tor sabl eou.i
ty, tor ti.e purpose ot his uppoin luu nt,ou Mini
ilav, the iiInii ilny oi Ni.eiiii'er, 1m;-, at ii) o'e'iK-!:
a, m., of sn id tUv. All parlhK intensled ale ie
nite-ted lo utt cud on Ih it, d iv. mul nri.ini ih.iii-
eialnis or be tor.-M r ibbaired ftoiu eomini In lor
in -iiMiiT, i iiiriuiiti. -l, w, MllA l.l(,
lHooiusburtf.Out. it'Ci. Auditor,
yAi.
UA1S1.E llEAIi USTATK!
Ill MirMlimeo ofilli oriler of Ihn n ,,l,n,.a
of Columbia eolllily on H.itnrdiiy the .1st' day of
Nieliilertlc.xl,liUtiVioelt in Iho litlertlonn.
iii'iij'.iiiiii .Miai.ni ii i.iimii, t. tnitor of i,o eslalo
Of ll.ltllrl I Ut, hllll Ol llllllllill tOWIlslllll.ln Mild
coillllj.di'iea.ed nltli-xpo-e til s.ilo by publl,.
en lie, ou 'bo prclnlxes tlleih cedetit's lulen-st
llllll eitnln tlaet of I lid sllualo 111 Oinlimi Iwn.
ei.unl iiloii-ald, iiiljiiliiinc lands or li.i,. t-A.'r.
Ii-.rl Aliiislus i:iiluirl, l-nl. W. II, l.m mid
olhi-ls, I'ontulitinK VI.N l'.Kll)n AUItlis
lliiili'iiplm l.ulo tbo tslaiu of snld tlcrcusi'd
sllllnte lu tbo township of (linnue, mid eoillilv
ulolih.ilil JINsl. Clll.l.MAX, ck-ilc.
ttt- Ot'tiititjns of ,V'lr.- fen pir cell! of one.
oiui in oi ine iiin niivo money in no paid at tne
striking down of tho piopeiti the one jourlli
1,-slho li n per runt at Ihoi oiillimuilou iiIimjIuIii
and llin vi'inslnliu tbiio liaulhslu 01,0 jear
thi'ienfur, with Interest tiom tb continuation
.'. . u..,,,..,i i.i .vi.lj.lllAl.il,
(lol.CO, l.s.en. AdnilliMratii!
rjAXKHUl-T XOTItK.
I.N IIIKDIsTIIKTCOL'IIT 01 rilK 1TMTI hl.riTry
Foil rilKWI-JllKH.N lll'lltllriii.'li. vvuvt .'.
Isaac Vi.rri.ii. a laiukrupt under iho Act oi
(oiiBiissol .Miiulii'd. im.7. laiMui; ui.pllcd lorn
lllsclnllljil fioouill Ills ililils, iiliil oilier el.lins
plovablo under Mild Ad, hy oldirollho Coilll
.soriil. 1S1IMIKIU iilvt.N, iii Crcdltoia who
Iiiimi ptoved their dcbis, and other poisons Inli
r.fclidl to appear on llie j 1 1 1 1 dy ,( ,-,. 1MJ,
at I iiiioeli.A. .M.,Uioroi:, ueiion,.lr., ;,,.'
Uclll.ler, at Iho l.xih.illKC Hotel 111 UlnomsburL'
i u., in snow muse, llany they hme, why a In;.
Ih.iruo should not ho irinot,.,! I,, n. L,.i,i
inpt, And llllllii l.liotlculsheriby BUen, Hint
lho.-wiiidiiiid IhlldniietlUi-soH-icdilorsillhii
said llanltiupMi Muiied by Iho -.7111 uml UMIi si c.
Uolisol said Act, wm hu liail hufnru tbo said
Nhv""'!i'sw ,1,,rtl0''fo?ilci.
W'MIFA.NT 7m;Tc'K TO VO
'i.nlhell Irildav of NoMinhcr tho voters of
.!. u upon io uiMimico a Micrnl
duly Ihcy own io llieiiwelM. Tline are Iwn
ITiV'iTr 'tiiJ-ip'I-"i i"' ","'M "i-oiind iho
dooiiiid lo ileleal, and wllh that defl-at thero
V"-, , J pi sMiuu oi spirits or super!.).
ilUllliBalo.ofuppeUleiinillin cntlro derainie.
Ilieill Of ill!' ll 11.'. hllli.r.,i,u rm.il... i, I r.
'I bu Ullfnr lllhiilf. In Hi.. , ,.U. f....t,7.t.. ..".VI
lliiil a wbolhsniiio panacea In llooilandstierinan
lllllirs or Tonln Oial will speedily lestoro Iho
lone orihrlr sloimiclisiinil enable Ihem tnreslilnu
husllifss. Ibeso prcpiiiillons uro for snlo hv
Ilriiiriflsls jtid denlors In ilcdlclno everywhere."
ilcl.vo, (is.
A UMIXJSTUATOH'S NOTICE
Xi... ESTATE OK JOHN lllq. IlKCBASKII.
lA'iiers of iidmlulslrallon on tho estalo of
ot,... .yn-, nnu oi risuingcrrt-K iwp., t'olnni-
..... .'.,u.,,uni.ii.iiovei,ocuuiauieu oy (iiejlels
ler of said couniy lo Hiram lies, of l'lsliliiKinek
r. . . i'.-. iiminii ciiuiiis or ueiuauus
iiKulnslilieeslaloof llisileeedeiit are rcouesUsl
: v ." niwmi, am most, iiiueuieii
luaUe payment,
n, ,, HlltAM IIEHH,
Oct, .n.'p.ot, Adinmistrator.
)UIH.IO BALK OP VAI.UAM
i.LiAI. UllAil
In riirmnnee of an order of the Orphans Court
or Colonibla couniy, l'a., on Nilurday tbo rut
.,. ....wiiii-Mi iicai. ill luiriioiK 111 lilt) lore
noon. Kiiino. I Hi, nri,.i a i.iiibt.r, .......
ii
iiuil sliiLul.r iho usslsiind ihiiiiels.rluhis a
on d lis v Incl. cm of i,u inu Huli-hlson lain
nnd
reoii lownsnip. in said couniy, decneil, wilt
CI lose to rale, li pullo vendue, on tho plclulses
eel I iilii iiies.iuiLu or plxo of land In l.mot
Html, and ileserlheil ns follows. In wll: On Ihu
ist hy tbo miiin road or streei, on iho Norih
hy an alley, and on UieHouih hy alut or hobirt
litchl, eoniuliilnu one fourlli of an acre, nioro or
loss, bell i! one lown lot whiiion nivenclcd it
two slur.' Ti limn
1) W K U L I N G II O U S K
and a shop, which Is now ncculul by Joseph 1,11.
ly ..it., as a Jllslleii's Olllce, and it lialuo hlable.
l.MlH fill. . Sll.ll. Ill ...1. .1 ....I ..I I. . . .
Mirrei, In Iho township ur i-eoti, ami countj
"'i'l,'1",',"''! JlH.B 1-Ol.ltllAK. '
'Kill
"un m
i-lniis oc KAi.hi-Tru per cent of on
...... . . ... .... ,.,,BU money III oo pain ill mo
sIiIMiiii iIiikii of Iho propelly, Iho ollcluii, lb
ll ss 111, ten .vr ...... I ,.t n.. .lilii......,! 1.'..
lute, and Iho ruiumiilUK lliree-loiirlhs In inu
lear Iheleiifter.wllbliiieiesl fi,,iu tlio ismlli um
""hNIHl. HAUUI.I. llllini'.llicll,
Oct, 'il,u4-lf. Aillilllilsllalor.
E
S T n A Y.
.n.itU i iy jiii-iiMr-v ui hip RUDscrioer in jieiu
lock lowiiihlp ou Wetluewhiy Sept. lOlh, a led
Iter about Is juoniM old, '1 he ow ner w 1)1 prove
l'ro1l'"i.ly tl'Mrgm and mko It uway or ll
will beuUitoMd oi kuoHlInu io law.
on. a,'to.iji wm. i', j;ykiily.
JIST or 1MIHMIU.MS AWAUDKI)
AT TI1K
TIIIUTIHINTH ANNUAL IIXIIIIIITION
OK Tit 11
COLUMIUA COUNTY AOUICULTUUAL, HOU-
TICULTUUAL AND .Mr.CIIAVICAL
AKHOCIATION,
) IK 1,1
A T II t O O M S 11 U It (I, I A.,
On WedneMda-i, Tlmrndny and rrlday, Octoner
Hill, 1IU,IUIU mill, lou-i.
Cit ArtS 1-1I0IIH1.8.
Ite-.tntallfon.ChanI.co tii , t-20i
" eoltb..teei.'2and3.vnld,.T T.Htidier 4 (M
" eiirilitgo mare, Kie.is llrown "J
21 " H.I r'aux
nor nr. i i ruum.
H Ol
r, ou
4 III
in
I hi
3 00
Ul " iMliruraunni nornes, ie ' ,
yd " mai.iroita imiM j rs J lluKenbueh
Host liuueil lioines I ue.vnoue
" horsoeoll '-,rs.lolm Wardrii
m ,,,.ifO,,. null V.ith l liteherihte 11
2.1 " geldlnneoltlaiuUrs llllslm llaaen
; no
2d fdiu.ocarrlmrntnare O IIn.enbncli .1 W
lletl in.irn.1vrN old Vaslllio H )lie
" brood iniircan H"J)t .M O atire i"
horeoltl ntnl2raT A llutfenbncli 3w
" limit liorttes ti li m ueury
X no
2d " rolt3aniHyar'iI Carver
.1 lo
l uu
.'I to
a im
4 on
0 III
4 (II
llPKt h urn let I Kiailiou un urnncu
2l " enrr'ngo hormi .1 H Ikeli-r
lien l iaiuiu:i r oni t esiey joiun'm
Uet eidltmH jrs.liinu I Iieas
" prearrlaj-o inareH, K llimiien
1 J h Henry
" Tame unecon tieo. Jv iiens -.ludtfrR-N
lleen. IVler llllltnlre, K llatlmoti, O
II M'llcnry,
CLAHS 2-CATTLI..
Ileit eow Jl vrs. and upwariN'u'cb tlnrton fl 00
" heller 'i and :iyrs. " 4 iui
" bull n.UlvoO WKhafer UW
" belfcr 1 antl2rn. uruded O U Minfcr 2 i
2il ' row diirbani .1 I' limlti JJJJ
Jest cow nall oil rn n i amei i
eownallvo a jrs. and upw.rds, .VL
Camil , J
" bull durhaiu IS mo N I. Camel 2 m
2-1 " heifer 17 mo "
HeslbuHayeaiHAlurnyiJ.i aner .t
" heller Jand ;(yin devon Aaron Hmlth l W
" bull e.i f lu mo madid " 2 t
" eowuraded C lliiieubeilder i"'
2d - i JU
lienl lieiferrnir , "
twineows Win. Harrison
21 " cow ii a u s rn Llod Ktessler
Itesti.x2.vn t , ' . , ,
" bult:tyrsRraded ll Kelchner 2 M
I a 2 is devon i:ii-lm ll.wenhucn :l tm
" voUo Nteers Willie Vntuli rsileo 5 )
" hull 2 A'-ty rummled V I loon
' eoiv Acalt natlvo " f
bull l ajis Wm II Ilnsiiibueh aoi
2d iniv liutlH O.in Ihetcu I "l
ltpstejtlflnin2eeli I Uroh-t 21W
" eoitf.I l"lllstlll "0
" heirer I) ltrlnk 1
" natlMil r I) WRlmfer 2 U0
.Indues Tho i. .1 Vamlersllce. John I,el-r.Aarou
Keiltr Win II. IliiKcitbtKh,
CLAS .1 SWINH.
Ilet brood mw an I ID nliis D Ilnit'ieH tl 00
" buar " " w
Judsi(-C Itahn, N C llujhes( N W JUrtnn,
class j-hiii:i:p.
fisi: wi'Ol..
Itehtmmlh down 1 tick lamb a O Vnnllew 1 W
' " iwv John Waiiltn 1W
MtbULK wool.
Hep t (.been buck I Whlto 1 0(1
2d" ewo John Warden iMV
toxn wool.
Mtat (w.i Annul Hmltb 4 (U
juii.rcsbodriclc Kves, Johnvon II, Ikeler,
l ll.rreeze.
CLVSH 5-rOULTIlV.
2d Ilest pr hud" CochanehU kens OA Toiler 50
jiest pr uucKH, io ii nii;iics
' ii-i'sn Win Ldimr 1 IK
" ducks Wm Ulehaid
d " lot ofehltkins Harry Illttenbender 3 w
Vd " priieeso " "
ltesl Itmiilna f owls u iinin,woi7riri(fiiri i yr
2d " lot turkeys " 1 i'
r.est in ii 1 1 1 1 1 it. imvis " -i ou
" i.alr turkeiH M KAppleman 2 00
" blue turkeys " 2 M
Jiidires Ueeco Falrman. T V. llayman, .1 11
Scalleruood,
CLASS C-OUAIN, Hi:i:iH & l'LOUH.
lienl bus Rourd n-eil corn J IHnly 1 M
" uitj wheat Hour 11 Hay man a in)
" " buckwheat Hour 3 oi
" " ryoilour " a 00
ii tt (.,ini nienl
" bin oats barley Geo ltusel I flu
" " but kv beat " 1 .W
" " wheat LoulROlrlon 3 00
" " ron. ars Klnti l'lill LotilHtilrton 1 iki
" " red uheatJai Itoat 1 SO
" " timothy need li Krum 1 fl"!
" ivlittu win-ill Ueo t aveiiPft 1 w
liuminrlun Ketd Aaron Kesjer 1 ft)
t limit hy need It U tirhler 3 x'
rjo Wm .M'..lh'hel 1 ft
" V IllIO U III III IIOUKUHI IIIIUIIIVIII it iri
" " j ellow corn Um Abbot 1ft)
" ' Muiiorn '
" ' iiiiiuimoth swer t corn Wm Abbot flti
" M tiiin iibnnnock uheat J 11 CieVtl-
liU 3(H)
H " common oals (len, I'avenro I lui
Judces Frauds Kvnns. (1 II Fowler, Hlephen
CreellliK,
cImVsh v ii v i : i i;t A n llh.
r.t-st bus I'ntaloes A K Jlnuoek
" pniui'kins Juhu Uellv .yr 1 yr)
" Yellow Tomatoes O A 1'oMer
" bus euhco piitato-n leo. Yost
M Harrln " A 1' Youun
' " tllcilMHI " ' '
MmiL'uld Wt ri7el " "
1 ft)
1 (t
1 ftf
1
1
1 INJ
" " I's'iieh blow Totatoi s Iterc ralrmiinl ft
' " Ulue " " 1 ai
' " I ted nu reiTK " " " I ft)
" " ltust coi-t h uk i-.o " "
" 2nls Itutter beiuis Alu fl W Foster 1 Ml
" I.linii " II Zni.n neer 1 ou
' ' Mitip " .1 Koat 1 Oil
" " Wlnterieas " ITiiih Ihown I M
Lot IVppeiKMrs Je'-e rolinan wjrt 1 lr
" i .1 n un tons c Hull nl i i.u i i on
' ' I'lelo TuriilpH .IniiieM Thoimm 1 l
" " l.ua oliintN i' Si.no 1 10
Ilubbiiid Miunsli " ' 1 10
" 3 Kweel 1'uiupliliiH v Abbot (Ayr lrj
fl lUrrel u I.AVetllver "
Ul-1-.'ll " "
" Marrow Fat lieaus aMI(-h Martha Abbot AO
lolKiiuhes (Willein 1C0
" KWeelFiliupklllH Ar i r
' bus earlv Uose rotuioes M Itli balds 1
Goodrich " 1 l
" " Jackhiui whiles " " " 1 fl"
rarsolpf " "
Carrots Agrijr
Loan Squa.li " "
l on
" u f-rpuifiies tio-e-ni lourisou
" " 1 thiriunt I'liiiiioeo J.uoeH (loat
" .ll.imebes cellerv Mrs I.Mellkk
fti
1 to
ou
" bu. l'iiikeel'uiaiotHll UAppleman 1 fti
" " Hit biiiibon ' " " 1 I'U
Judges llniiin U Kline, John ardeii, John
smiin.
CLASS VIII FI1UIT.S.
Be I Jj bu apples anderirs I) llUKhes
Ifi-rO'i'lout' lr.
" display I'UWenuer
" Dwnrf .'nils MisltidMnii
" llihsl I'ertihes " IdelH
eherrl.s idtted " 11 W F.iMer
Display CrevhiiK Krnpf II Zupplnicer
" I elawaro " "
" rotienul " " "
it i. liiiinii " "
!d '
IVtrs Airicutturtsl 1 jn
ellnlon grapiKMrs Con ell
Al'i'les L N liuupbell
" .In (in Itunert
I)t lid
Pent hen Anion huillli aaricuttuM
I ;'.
l(ei.t 1 do. Qu luces Kva Itunert 1(H)
2d li c Barton ft)
CLASS IX WINIISA I.IQUOIPJ.
Bent f 'htmtp.ilunH wlnn tleo Yost
1 00
" line i uriuoi
"Wild Uniut
" Cheny
" lltitekiierv
' lied Currant
" cider Vlnhmr
" Peach wlno
1 ID
Mis. II V Wyncoop 1 IK)
" M Api'lmoni 1 tn
"A lleiidi-r-not
HiuriNiKiart
Weill ey Iletm
1 stiaw berry
.ludijeb Cu8pir IUhu, II. V. Appleman, Uohr
iiieiiiy,
CLASS X-DOMITIC. MANUFACTUHKS.
Bent current Jam MIm. Sophie ICmtpp
" cucumber (ilekps " "
" currant eiku Mrs Kunlce Weaver
lady M
cookies " " " '
" (linger " H Mr 11 Irk
Milieu " " B Uoblsoii
' Victoria " M's Mattle Mtniiyli
' com poilt Ion eako M I. Itobl-mu
" Jelly II J Bates
" SHniuo " M Abln-t
" eberry butter.Mrs KM Wjucoop
(Irapo Jelly iirtaiHnrlt I r,
" eitrini buittr Mm Wyncoop
" Tomato ' " J I'olniHii
" Lemon Butler " l.uir.
' White (irupu Jlultir Majrcle Hess
ft)
Oni nee
Mis 1) V'uidersllcu
" tain d FluniH
" liulm-eH
" 1 Ih i il Hoap
M Ham
' Tickled Peaches
" Yeast
" Peaches
.Mill I ui ti
A crltiinun
A Ilenderahot
Brown
Sloan
" Holt soan Shiner A Mm mail
' Pepper Snuen MUs Flora Barton
" Tomato Ketchup Mr LuU
" Buiiir " tleo t-ainneo
2d " " Morris
Bent Suu ir DouirhnutH Miss M 1-; lloblsnn
" Iinsrved Waterinellon Mrt. 1 lech lei fti
' " QulueeK MIkh MujfHle JIchh ft)
" Ixiaf Bread Mm M Jouim S ft
2d " " K Shoemaker t iki
Best IM Jumbles M A I ' ft)
' coin stauli " M A llarman flu
" Apple I'io " 11 1 Aiipleman 100
JiulKCN Mrs, Pblllp Cool, Boarlnucreek t Mrs,
Shad rack I.vcs, I'm; Mis, lllram J, Keeder,
rrauiL.in,
CLASH ll-HOUHUHOLI MANUFACTUHIX
Best elitbtolib-red uaiiuetit Soohlo Knuip
" white bed out)' Mrs II M UubhlMiii 1 0
" ia' linen loweln A
" lidiiiH iioole ehc 1c A I) Oultd 1 60
" wooldelalu rpilit Amaiida (JulM 1 W
liouio madei'loih Mis (IM Slmtrer Aur'ih
or cotton hose Mia Miu:. A Dole man M
" coverlet 1J W hlle ftl
. or wool blanket Mrs T Mellhk
" prkulthosu MinA lleuderhot fti
" pr w-oiieu mittiu-i f lora iinrlou
H tablueloth Mis treii lb own
" home made linen Mr L Bllieiihendt r 1 A
" t Ider vinegar Mrs M 'Curly Auricultxmst ijvi
pleeool Ilanuel Mrs 1) iimlei ullio 1 fti
" mix i ar pet mud vuiider leu Aanvt
'' nor cariiet Mrs M K Aooli mini Ut
2 bunches bblngu Ji.u hcIiuj ler Ayr 1 ;-
or blanketN Mih 1 AmiuIioiu:
1 i)U
1 ft)
1 fti
diaper linen Mu. 11, I. AppKinnn
coppers check "
eouuterpalit V K rentier
loi eiibln
1 (
homti madeMiIrt MhkijIo Weaver
I 10
Judires--C F Hill, Mm, Ljdla Conner, Mm. May
.(.tlftS. ll.'SSW,
CLASS li FANCY AHTICLi:S & FLOWi:itS,
Best la-d fpillt Mrs It Ileac-clc
" fctmui-od i oko Hophlo Jviiapn
iiiulch box " '
knit eaji MbIo Weaver
Klein btMjk luarlc ,r
" i rue hi t liiruuUH'iL'U Amelia Arm
1 (O
ft)
fll
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ft!
, Mroun I ft)
" tidy AuiuiuhiHiill 1 m
lump mat M w
" Ihieiul tidv ll Ballon i o
" l'fiimiimhtp Mis. 11 Wynkoou 1 00
" U-ud ueetllu bouk 1' Vaiiatta. ft)
" hair pin cam " I to
' fcpOO. LUbll &I
r.ephyrslrlnthlyMrnIiA Vniuli rillri
' mimplt! tottou embroidery "
i mbiolderisl wain
I " bl a kerntiu ptcture Llztc Sharpless
" enibrolderoif htoul Minihi
" pointed sheep Kklus Clms Fott-r
" clilaiiiitlteli stool l.mma Appli'iiimi
" pair MispcwicrH
" com lllly
work baiket Mrs Shlpbuui
" feather basket
" fancy ehalreuhlon Ul'Sliuu
' (draw framn I Uoiusou
I " btMpitt M A
" ' ' MrnHMelllclt
" utiKil cover
" Imiitfinu basket Mrs II Melllc'j
I M wax cro-s Akkio oleni.iu
" wn ulti Mrs N ltlliihci
" tti. ked skirt Mrs lliockway
" Julian's pomadn Mr Collin
" KluunpiMiii lotion "
" burr basket Mrs KM Waidlu
wax cross I'lora llarinn
" knit sofa pillow ltht-r WBinan
' laltlnn yoko
crochet tkly .Mrs K M Wardci
M slippers Mis K p Ltitr,
" muss whatnot Jeiiulii Keller.
" carrlnffo AUhan MrsSuo Wjdtnoitr
stool itrs James Ibomas
lit,
1 tu
I w
1 io
1 V
" repnyrbasketMrsALhut
" lamp mat " '
" triad supper J ICriK-lor '.'
" eotion lidy HHliarpless -
silk sofa pillow Mary Ureen i ll
M ermhi't " 1 V
nisi- luxects M II Walker i I,
f mbroldereil tulv Mrs P. H ILirimui ,
variety llowurs Miss i Vand-rsben
V't IRJ,?H,t MiM Matthu Abbot 1 '
" tiasket F, Bates ,
" tnllliu bund Miss M A tlartou !
ea.b.rxvoik Mrs William tlnrlsm. I
" man's cross Mis 11 Meiiuit
" burr piano Mils M J Mead i Vt
RlHIiracelet ' .1
; KiveOi'i p.ibilltu Mrs J Mchuyler ' a
PalnliiiKMis K Wynkeop J , a
" burr ihieudba'.ketMusSl bbut I
" saaipto lattlnnMls-. V KressUr -ji
" o.lpaimin-4 t-lora Barton i ,
.Tu.lir.., t M-lfi.l.l.l.,- 1 t i. ..... ...
CLASH n-Vi:itlCLlN.
Bent heavy 2 horo wanu I) Brobst i (A
" tnukwiutoii J '
" buKy 1'iof It Carvir 3 ,
CI
AHS 11 AtHtHTLTtlllAL IMBLF.Mt;NlH
.nit..ii.i,iii
Host I'rnlt Hiiirillv) s liny mUc, Si lit II
lu-riniiii A en '
" n"lT . self rnlrir,Nllfir.
iiilsHlirlni-r .1 im
" liiii'lcimi linn sn,iirr
" umlii ilrlll liai-liiiuin, Ht.iiic ,t IIi-i r
' li.iy 111I11. "
" l.iiiiilnit mill 11
" licirsi. i.iiwi r llinislur sluiiirr Jnck.
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" iiil Iviilnr .lentil iliiiiliri-iiiiil,lii,.iH:,
lllltrliloiuli-r
" lut lnlliirl)likH'riioi ltaitnn
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' vViMiils pilro iuowit Wallir A WimhI m
" riiinliltiril iiiiiii'r.t riiii-r " ii,
' linn iHhk liiiriuu H .Mi mli ntmii .. ,,,
" sflrrnliu rtiiicr.l iiiiiiurJiis HMnrsli "
" :i on
.Tn.ti,(..T' rn.t...a T,.n..l. 1 .
class 15-stovi:h, TiNWAiti:, i-Ainm.x
wAnn Ac.
lU-st cuaklni; sliiu ILubiuli A in if.,
" iiKiilin.g ulury liiuui A .M ltuicit .i ii
" OlUl.tlll ;lm
" Wu-li liulli r A l.uiil tun im
" lot lurlli liliiiiu AuiiiinIus Utilib l'iu
.llllll'Ul..l.,l II ill I I...... .- II II. I ... I. I.
clash k-cabini:t vaui:ihiiui:maki:u
i.v.Ni:ii!s, Ac.
Best Pair kip boots J Blduird $2 io
" fair " " .lit!
" Lot Kip leather I1 tin tstman l in)
" sample burnt brick 3i OM't'olluin :i
"-1 cull sklus " Aurljr
JlldiccH I'mus Creellni! hefilt U'm IiKlmu
Jachwisher
CLASH 17-Bi:i-S AND BIX IIIV1.H.
Best swarm bees II WCreusv SI ID
2d " ' " ' 1 W
Judges Levi A Hutchison, Win Marr.
CLASS It-bFOUTINU LIST,
Best t rot tlmrhone Peter Kckrnle'Svui ha ' fa
2d " Frank It Jiuk-im "C.ireless Joim" ruL
FABMLU'S LIST.
Best trottlnuhoise Michael Fiautx Black Hawk
to1) uu
la-si i nu iioisu MAMimu joe in. air .Mi
Jin Ij: i h-CII Mendeiiball, Benton; S h et.li r .1
I'aux.seoit: Samuel Creelhur. Centre: KetceJ,
Mlhanl.Mlilllu. I'eter lllllii.e er, Bluuiii,
CL.VSS IK-FOOT BACllMl.
Best run oncu aiouud the course Mr Jeti mltili
lleilmaii ss hi
M l.st " " Frank Ciawfwid I i"i
Jiuies A. K. sinltu, .iiadi.uu; .lomi u. ,Mit,
Hemlock, Wm. B. lioonw, Klmau;
SPECIAL NOTICES.
If our frlt-nds w'll iie prej anitioos tor uir
lbwur.iyh.ilr they should u-o the lust in lie
uiai ket. Dur alii ulloti has biiely lit-t-n i nihil to
mi in tl lu w hb b has un exiemme sn oh mi s
hltfh iiyuiatlou, kuwAii as tlm;s Vn.iti.Nn'
Amliriwia. and J arn liieuel lo iiilnk tlmt it
piss sue moid itesirabld and less object hm ipiai
itles than any other In te.i market. It nsiuits
uruyor her t.uied I. air to Its nrUinul eomr in
iiiostluviitor.itloiiifaiid siitithlhit prp rlits. u
moeall oaudruit athi humors ituni the m-aip
Otve it a fair trial atulj-m cannot lull tollUe it
ttet, pl.'iiswt.
WOMAN'.-l'Viimlcs owlntr to the
IT peculiar ami linpoit.int telaltn-i w luet.
they susialn, ihelrpeculiaroiKaiiliiibin.aU'l 'lie
otllces tbe perlorm ale siibji il to innuv sullei
hit:. Fieedoiu from thiseiouliibu'c in no sum!)
dcKree lo their happiness and w el rue, fr liuuv
can be happy w.io me HI. Not oulv so, but no
ono of theso vailous fenuilo eomplnlnts can tout;
bu sullen d to tun ou without inol liu (he k n
erul biullb of the Individual, and tie lon pro
duelni4 H'Jiuaiieut slekiuos an permaluie d
clme. Nor is 11 dleasjiut to eoio'ultu ibjslelm
fur the n lief ot these arlous dell at nth i tliai",
and only upon the most urgent necessity w ill u
trtl v.fimaii so Pir Kiicrllei her ureal est (harm
us to do lbs. 'Iho se. will then llmlik lit f'.r
Jilnclnul their humls Hlmplo hpeeltb es w-.lch
will bj found eflleaous In lelleviiij and cniinii
ImoKt ieiv one of those tlouLMCsniitc. iota
plab tt pei lll.ir to iho sex.
It mbold's Hxtractor Buehu. Hundred- suf
fer ou lu silence, and hundrels of oihe s t idy
valnh to r)iu druKirtslHiiud doctois, who either
meerly t.iulalle tin-m wllh theh..p oi h etuei r
npplv renndle- which make them woiw I
i w-Miild not wl.-li to nxsert. nn Ihlnu thut would
ililiiiusllelothoiilllleti),hut 1 nut ohlUt.d lo
hay ibiitnilhonnh It may e produce.i fnuirtx
cesslvo exhaustion ol the poweis of I fe, hv l.dmr
rlous einpto nunt, unwhoesoine air and f'H.l
jiroltise mu struat loll, the use ol tea and (olbe,
and fiequent childblith.it is far oitener ejnted
by dlrei t Irritation, appl'vd lo tho mucous uuiu
bianeof tho vagina Itself.
Wiicn relewliiK tho causes of these d 1st re-Ring
compUlutK, It Is muit pa hful loeoutemp ate the
iit'enddutcvllscousiipieut upon them, Un but
siuiptojuntleotothobiibjeettoeiiuineialo a f w
of the manv rddl loual causes whle so liiinvl'
ain et the life, health and hapliiess ot wm all
elussi-M ut society, and which eons bin ntly atM-t
inoiourlesM dlieetlv, thewofaiu ot the niire
hum. m family, 'llie mania Hint exists ftrpu
eiiius edueatlon nml tnurrlnm', c.tus(s the .wars
that naluid deslgmd for eoiioieil deelopint at
t bo wasied nnd i-erveited In the resiiatnts or
dies., tho (inly coullhcment of school, mid es
P-ei.illj in the unhealthy excitement ol Iho mII
loom. 'Ihu-, wllh tlio body halt-clot bed, and the
mind unduly excited by pleasure, pereili
inidnlKht revel tbu hours deskuetl by nule.e iir
sleep and nut, thu work of destruction Is h.ilfiu
eoniidlshed.
In conwiueneoof this early (drain up'" her
nsiem, unueeessaiy ellort Ulecpilrixl by ihedel
iejito oiary to letalu her sltuatio in school ut
a latter day, Ihus agKiuvliiK the e il heu um
eveitetneiii is over, another b pisspcllve k.eps
tho mind moiblnly sensitive to iiupresslon.w title
tbo now constant iest alut ot f.ishloiMblu dre-.
alwolully foildddinnthe exeiclbo indlsiiensiibn'
to iho attain inunt.iud retention of oipiini'huiiui
and streiiKlh the exMsuie to nlKhs air; lli
sudden tlianxe of tempeiature t th eoiapl-t
proslra hm piodueed by exee-islvo (lanclnn'.niunt
i'f neiesslly, priMlueo tlielr lenltunate elb i t. At
last an oaily niartlnge daps tli climax of miser
and, an I tho unfortuuateouu lillhertoso ulteiiy
renardlessof thu plain remoiislianecsof her del
lento nature, bicomes an uuw llluu subject or
im--ileal treatment. This is but a iruthlal pl
tnro of the experience of thousand ot our onnif
women. , ,
Long before tho nblllty to exerclso ihffuii''
tlousof theueneratlvti orBiin", they require nu
education of their peculiar education of their pe
culiar nervous system, composed of what 1 eai
letl tbo tissues, wnlch is, in common with the fe
male breast mid lips, evidently under the con
trol of mental emotions and iwtiioctatloUH at nil
early Krind ol life t and. as wo shall sulei-a- ul
ly s e, thse emotions, wlien excessive, lead loutf
liefore puberity, to habits wlilih sap the wr
Isle of their victims ero nature law bolf-coinphi'
Ml their development.
Foi iemale wtaiiuessnnd debility, Whiles nr
Lueorrhuta, Too Ptofuso MeustruaOou, Lxh-m
iion.Touloiitf Coiitliiiud jierlods, for 1'rohipbin
Uteri, weolbi. tho most peifectsptcillo kno;"
Hembold's Compound extract of liuelm. Mu"
ttous tor lue, diet, ane advice lu'couipaiiy.
Females lu eveiy jierled ol life, fioiu infancy to
extreme old auo, will find tt a lemedy to ai
turem tbo discharge of its fuuetlo.is. Mirenutn
Uthenlory of manhood and woinauhood. Mem
hold's KxtractBuehu ts inorestreliKtho umt ml
uny of thoprepiratlonsof Bark or Iron, luhnlte
sub'rand muto ))lcasaut. Hembold's I xtraet liu
chii, liavtna jecoived tho eud'.rsemcni of thn
mo-it prominent plivs'clsiis lu Hih Untied Himee
lu now otleredtoatllleted humanity as a certulu
euro fur thu follownm disenHes and symp oms
from whltevem caus orllnallntf t ';n1l'f1"1 V
blllty, meutalaud phnsicai depression, Bnhfclh
ty, determination ot luood to llaad, conlused
1 Inn, hMerlu.Bem ral IrrKtablbly. rvstlessiitsM
at iitubt, iibseino of inus' ular KflU'leucy. Ion of
nii.e.tite.(lvsiebsla. emucifltlnn, low spirit-, dis-
U It (KOI. IMfOVII. M.s.. " .1 . I,t
nipetite,(lysiepsla, ciuucifltlmi, low spirit-, dis-
..i'..i-.ii..'J.i.ll1v-liii' i tm niLf.ttiM of lii'llff'
oruanlXMtloii or paralysKof tho oik-uimoi
utniH.palpltathmof tiioheut.auf InriCtalt'l'.
bllital.si statu iifthosysloui. ToliwurH llwgwi-ului-,
rut tliU uut. Ak for Helmhobrs. ake
liootlier. -ol i by ilrutiKUis mul dearlers rh' P
whoie, l'rleo$l.'htr bottle, or iix bottp's or
ti.fti. Dt-llveredtoauyiublross, Uecrllw s.unp;
turns In all comniunleatlons. AiMijws. II. i.
lielmbold, Bnttf nnd dilmUul Wniehuufe, 5i
ttroaduay, N, V. . . , (
Nuiui aro lien u tne uuUs dona up In sle,'-t'1
KruveU wrajipor fae-suillu of my Cbeiuleal ) u
house, utid sinned, il. T JIUlMHOLB.
Oct. lU.'OSm.
N
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"sji.tl... Is lisrliv ulvsn Hint A Sluilsl IIII'f-lllIK'
III thll slIH'KllllllllTs Hf tll llVllllllllll Mllllls
hiivlHK llllnl AHsnclolliill" Kill Ii" Ii'M V' ' ,,
hiliuKl llimsf. 111 Ihu lliirimsll "1 IVMIBlm iiil
ttiii.'UiiliiMt .ir ocliiis'r, 1m, iiiismsiiler mul lltr
liriiiliiutliiiliilliii.liitl.iiliill'ill vi. I .
Iliisiilviil, Hull. Allli lo.'l mul rt lliill iHliil J "'
Allliiif I, iii llin Hl.Umsnl tln-CViiliiiliii Mi""
111 HiiVIliu I'llllil A.SIK'tUlllill, I'll 11111.111111'
sulislliutliiu 'I ursiiiiy rur li,inlny.
1.. H lUlNI.K.ricn'', M, JAMIH, I'n'S.
Uct, 111, Hi it