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VBIDAT MOKNINO, MAT tf , IH09.
Tl'li COI.VMHlAN Vai the Largest
Clrenlatian f my1 paper" published- In
Harthtra -Ponniylvasila, "anr ls-a.lle
mnoh larger aheet than anrFf lliitltm
perarlasi and la therefore lhest medium
I far ailrtrtl.lngln thla eatlon'iftha Stale.
c- The Run Homicide
Tut: ovidonco in llitii Ilnv6rtant crtsd
was clasod bn'Satur'ilay last. On 'Mon
(lavE.ILUaldv made tli ononlnL'flnfMVh
for U16 dotii"rnbiiWitth,nn(i wns follow
x ed In iho SRcrnoori b'v "Uol. John G.
Trce'zoohd John K Ryan I'ti behalf-of
- i.ic prisoner, jonn liiwy, arm ljinn
1 lUi'rthbl6nTow?doscrfir 'tlib fJdmmon-
'wealtliTNIoriila'y evening. Tuesday fore'
-noonVaa 6ccn riled the charge of Iho
Court, mid ahdrtlv Iioforo' dinner tho
Jars' retlrcdi Tlidrb Whir tid ovldcrico
1 'ftfehl'nst'tHck'Uesterhp was at once
discharged.' - - ir
1 Aliout S VrfM'tfiorrngltig6f Iho Court
1 'Ilolisif bell announced that tlio Jury hod
1 ngrccd tS their ycrdlfet, find Court'cbn
L -'Vohed. Tncy pronounWHl'tlio prisoner
WJr dtfir.TV.
' Tho ino Jury wero laken In tho case
of (ho Comtnonwealthjys. Jllchnol l'ry-
or, luit tio evidence being produced ho
'ivsfct llkcwisopron'ouhceil not fouiirw
' Ou motion of GoL-tfrecnT, both the
prisoners wero discharged, and received
tho rongrntufaUonsp'f their" friends'.
r 'Wo nro Informed that the first1 ballot
oflliojtiry In tho caso of Duffy, stood
1 four for'cohvIctlbnV nd elghffof acquit-
tal. Not iuiich Interest' was1 taken lb
the trial, the Court IIouso nl no tlrno
- belng'full. But very1. little testimony.
1 was taken' additional to that' In Dona'
-'Kuo'scaso. '
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- .XtnparlAat to Educator.
Cj 'BJreTeroncb'to-anqther column, tin
' di-r tho'ca'p'tlon of "Teachers' 'Institute"
kit will bo seen that ono of 'tho most Im
I'porfarfyvrahlajof our educational' sys
"tern tftoTbor8Up)Hed 'by' the Blooms-
-bUrff State Tiormul School. The caso In
' H'nut-shell Is simply thfs ; many pro
1 -'fesslbnaf teachers from tlio very nature
oftiolr'dutteVare' prevented from at)
1 'tending ' trio -'regular' sessions 'of "tne
- school ; to such' Is offered an opportuni
ty. supeHdr'ln'sorao'rip'ocU to thai
"Presented bv the ortlinarv a-Vrinl term.
to Scqutrettiose Just and proper rules
kfind TjystemV'IndlsrMasibloto'tKo cor
reci management oi youin.- uno tne
"ory of teachlnir'l'nall Its branches' will
Hbb"a'sreclahy,rnd Judicious and' abld
Proressors'wlli; by the usual class ei-
"erclsei and by lectures: 'present the
'most'useful and necessary branches of
"learnlngi'Iri an interesting, clear. and
"-succinct manner.1" - - -
L t By this plan, tho timo which la ordl
:ri'arllyj wasted by'feachc'rs In the 'interi
-Im' between their terra-i, can' ;bo' "most
proatably occupiedl In flttlriir them-
"selves' for'tho absolute needs of their
cJn connection with this: tho fact, tlmt
tho terms uro so 'exceedingly low as to
bring tho opportunity within reach of
an.
We do earnestly trust that Teachers,
county superintendents 'and School
"Directors may look upon this proposed
' special term with tlio attention'' which
''ltd Importance really 'deserves. The
c principle upohvhlcb H Is founded', If
"ca'rried'lnto'tho fordlnary" business of
S'llfo would !: doubtless recolvo all due
"ovro; a farmer would "scarcely -expect
ogood fruit froni a negloctedj rougli and'
-tuniultlvated'treeflwhat'naturo asserts
tlri'lien owrfJ'donllnlon, - will' be rcprc
' AlucoJ ln'u moro 'marked! way tn luo'n"
f and'woiuon orfually prono to grow'as
'early training lnclluea thorn
' j It la simply ridiculous to look for re
t'allygood systomatie Instruction from
e those, who, never having received such
themselves; are totally unable to ap
ipreclato the beacllts'arislng therorrom.
As ln the'older ddygj so in tlio1 present,
irien do hot gather' grapes 'rrorif' thorns
Inor flgs from thistles. IIow -would It be
' possible for a toaehor- who -had never
learned French, to Instruct a class In an
Mntolllglble manner as to tho rulaj
"which govern' and tho Idioms which
mark that language? The person who
tbiibuld rashly try the experiment would
.BpceUlly be laughed'out otso preposter
ous an u'nUortikinB, and yet, yearly,
throughout the country, parents doai
iually.' foolish rthlng'. who'- trust' the' t
tohlldren to the care Und -management
i of. such as possess. but feeble Imitations.
iof educations and know ncililni; what
tever of. those" higher .nOes, which, pro-,
upoto both moral-ana Intellectual cul
ture. This state of aOUrs Is not irnng
;lwury ; it exists is otu vety IriiOst, and
twe have but tatucn oiir ey'eaoii either
sido to nee the eSfocts of such, nalf-waj-(instructlo
'ipou- the- minds of thoso
fwhos&yettM, or laboikirbkl thxit loo
;gor attending school.
L- To, secure pine, sparkling, health
glvlng waier it Is necessary that the
ibuntIh-h"ead'bo clear and untainted.
tWiien we consider that thoeducatiou of
our youth is destined to affect not only
tho ago In which wo live, but also, tho
Tuiure or the whole country, as they in
'turn tako the places of tho present geu
'oratlon and become the law-elvers and
Judges of tho land, tbo importance of
'their correct and Judicious guldanco In
'tho paths of knowledge becomes In
stantly apparent. By carelessness and
Vant of Interest ii this most lirrtyrtaat
matter, wo ac trifling not o1& with
tho best interest1 of'our own day but J
aro aaectlng, and it may be most Ulsaa
rtrously, the fate of generations yet unborn.
a Wo bespeak for the notice to which
awo liavo alluded a careful and attentive
.perusal, and trust that the fow words.
iWlilcJi wo have deemed proper to vittta
Jii relation thereto way have Iho effect
.of awakening a deeper interest than
-our pooplo oneatltBw give to mat-
;ters of great importance.
erMen aro 'bt' chlldrenfbf a larger
growth", and In iho'ctvsoof such us havo
auopum teaetung ror profession, pro
per, and thorough Intellectual and mo
ral training fa a;neccssary Wfor thoso
itiiu uiv juuiw uuuer nvir carp anu
U-.1rov PEALKKsorno ilmo since,
sent us a request that his natu'o should
not appear In our articled relating to the
Columbia County Invasion. It will be
bbserved in tho present numlwr of our
pupcr that thin request ha. not Leon
Compiled with.
Fllllitixtcrlntr.
OH the 1st of May tho Steamer Arngo
clinml from Now York for St. Thomas
ilinler Peruvian eolorn. When at Minn'
IManro Im-Iuw IIii- I'lly hho was over
taken bylvvn slniin Iiik from which
hIio rMflviil niui lluiiHaud men fully
uriiietl mid equipped, Tliero had also
been previously ptaeed on tho .Steamer
ii large ninount of ammunition, nnd
1000 stand of iimis. Bui)lclou Dolnis
strongly to. tiuba.us Urn iloslf ncd1 port to
which tlio vessel was bound. This Is
th6 Urst 'really' Very trtflijf "lriT6r of
American complicity with Cub.m nf-
fain), although It lnw been thought for
some time pivst that expeditions were
fitting out, for tlio same cause In various
cltloi of the Union, No notice lias been
taken by the Government authorities
audit Is ald tliatthuiiuimunilion furn
ished tho Arajjo was hoiu thoU. 8,
Arsenal on Oovernor'a Island.' Certain
It Is, that, although In view of bo many
suspicious circumstances, no neutrality
proclamation has, been issued by tlio'
President as la customary In fullllllng
our own policy of non-intervention. It
looks as if, tho present administration
If not implicated was at least unpardon
ably careless. Wo, shall await with
some. anxiety ,tho upshot of tho matter,
A, I'lii-tlicr.Siipplcniciit
To tho acts relating to tho passage of
fish In tho Busquonaiinn ami us.trum
tnrica.
Section 1. JleU enacted by the Senate
and Jfdute nf Jlenresentatii'es of the
LommoMveuUhdf Pennsylvania in'Qetv
oral Assembly met and it is hereby enact'
cdby the authority of the same: That
the commissioner of fisheries bo author
ized to procuro concurrent legislation
between this Comm mwealth nnd tho
Stato of Maryland, relating to the river
Susquehanna, so as to prohibit fishing
with gill nets or with fish-baskets in
tho tnld river and Its tributaries, and
also establishing close days, wherein all
fishing by trapping In numbors shall bo
closed, thus allowing a fair proportion
of tho run of fish to reach tho upper
waters';' and further, that the said com
missioner shall bo authorized' to 'Inves
tigate and report upon tho stato of the
laws relating to fish and ftsfilng in tho
liver Delaware and its tributaries, nnd
in this connection to ascertain and re
port upon such legislation us 'may seem
to bo necessary In relation to said river
Delaware and Its tributaries ,aml wheth
er any concurrent legislation shall bo
required between this Commonwealth
and tho States of Delaware and New
Jersey, having In view tho general Im
provement' of tho Delaware fisheries
and tho reciprocal benefit of tho States
interested therein nnd bordering upon
the said river,- within tho reach of the
migratory fish :' and it shall be further
tho duty of said commissioner to inquire
Into the fishing" laws of' tho State of
Now York, having relation to tho por
tions of Delaware and Susquehanna
rivers lying within tho boundaries of
tlio said State, whether tho samo bo of
benefit to tho said Stato of Now Ttork
and this Commonwealth reciprocally;
and whether any such laws aro required
to bo passed.
Sec. 2. That Judges of tho courts of
common pleas in tho counties having
Jurisdiction of tho river Susquehanna
and other waters of this Commonwealth,
shall havo power to confer upon local
constables tho functions of water bail
iffs, so that thoy, tlio said constables,
may bo fully authorized to abate tho
nuisanccs'declarcd to bo sucli under tho
several acts to which this act Is a supple
ment, and other' cognate laws of tho
Commonwealth, and otherwise 'soo to
the' enforcement of said laws and If it
bo found in pidctico, that tho said1 offi
cers cannot be fairly compensated under
tho provisions of tho said acts, tho said
officers shall bo' compensated or tho dif
ference made up by authority of tho said
Judges, nnd1 nt tho expense of the said
counties interested.
Sec. 3 That the oxpenso attending
tlio suits at law in fees, et cetera, of tho
Commonwealth vs. tho Pennsylvania
Canal compauy, el a.j instituted under
tho acts to which tills act is a supple
ment, when tho said suits shall bo final
ly decided, bo submitted for audit to
tho Auditor General, tho'Stato Treasur
er and tho Attornoy General, nnd should
the same, appoar reasonable and Just to
tho said board of audit, It shall bo paid
by warrant of tho Auditor General up-
on the State Treasurer out of any mon
eys in the treasury not otherwise ap
propriated. Sec 4. That tho commission for tho
restoration of the fisheries shall bo con
tinued, by appointment of the Gover
nor, for throo years from tho date of ita
la&t expiration, unless In the meantime
other wiso ordered by tho general ussem
bly, and that the compensation shall bo
nscertnlnod as heretofore authorized by
law. John Clauk,
Speaker of tho IIouso of Itepresenta.
tlves. WII.MEB WOIiTHINQTOJf,
Speaker of tho Seriate,
Approved tho eighth dny of April,
A. U. IHU'J. JNO. W. aEAHY.
WxtY.sliould tho United States Gov
ernment, or rather whysUouId tho noo
plo of tlio Uulted States, pay tho bar
bers' bllh of tlio honorable Senators r
Wo find in tho recent report of tho Bon
ato contingent fund a number of items
in reference to this business that nro
rather odd. For oxamplo, there Is nn
appropriation for shaving mugs, shav
ing brushes nnd honey noap; thero are
appropriations for cologne, bay rum
and alcohol; for cosmetics, extract gin
ger nnd spirits of camphor; for bathing
spongo, ($33.37,) tlesh-brushes and platif
brushes, nnd for u variety of article
that show tho most remarkable tastes
among Senatora. Uut why should the
peoplo of thu country, who nro hardly
aoio to pay their own barbers, be com
pelled to support a national barbershop
loraenators?
IitfOKTANT TO TEA DllINKKSSi.
Tho wlfoof a scientific gentleman resid
ing nt Portsmouth N. II., who had for
years been a groat sufferer from nervou
affection, recently mado nn analyst of
wie loasno usou, and found that the
coloring material was gypsum and
Prussian bluo, ono of tho most active
poisons, and llkowlso discovered that
tho amount in a pound of tea, if admin- S
.i.i wm V ;;"" uui.i
death. With Prussian bluo in our tea, I
ournt liver In our coffeo. sand in our I
........ - , , .. .. . R
sugar, plaster of Par s In our Hour, fusil J
"f,0 i a"?y' dlsCMXJ fakJ
ami iricnioao in our Dork. what.
i ft Z ?UZZ' n .ft m0rtal I
eat and drink f The choice appears to
ho betwoen starvation on the ono hand J
auu uluui uy poison on me otner.
i i . .... II
THIS COLUMBIAN
Tlio Coltiiuliln County Invasion.
fmil ntlie.AJn. llutnmAin tho .list
dny bfAugust lSfll this gentlcmnn wos
arrested by thrca Boldiers at blares!'
denco In tlio lower end of Luzcrno
County nnd brought ncross tho county
Utto, about' ten o'cldck'nt hlght, to tho
camp near Denton. Tho day .following
ho was taken by U. Col. Stownrt before
Gen. Cadwalladcr who, perceiving no
reason f6Tlfoldltig1irm,11lschnrged lilin
upon par6!o to iippenr when called for,-
rind lib returned home. IIo wns not
wanted or called for Until the night be
fore the October election, when six
drunken soldiers nrrcsted blmhgainnt
his residence and hurried him across tho
county lino to the canip near Colomnn's.
This was la'to In tho nlsrht and tho nr-
'thst was mado In arudo'and threaten-'
Inglnnnncr to tho great disturbance nnd
alarm of n quiet family. A man named
Stcolo was compelled to drlvo Mr, Ku
kri's team to tho camp. Mr.;il. Was
kept nt tho camp two daVs and nights,
sleeping on tho ground, and was" then
sent to Harrlsburg by way of Blooms
burg, under guard. Thus nu additional
voter was silenced nt the October elec
tion. Tho 11 electors of this county,
first nrrcsted, wero incantimo securely
held In custody nt Fort Mllllln (savo
ono who died nprisoncr,) nnd n number
of other citizens (some, of whoso cases'
yill bo mentioned hereafter) wero also
arrested on tho day of election, or Just
before, and withheld from tho polls,
Tho Managers of the Invasion wero in
full prosecution of their enterprise, nnd
Radicalism "laughed broad" In nil our
boarders at tho happy progress of
events.
Mr. llutan's caso was succinctly but
clearly stated by him at tlio great Nob
Mountain Meeting, Aug. ,11, 1SG3, just
ono year nfter his first arrest, and at tho
conclusion of tho samo meeting a very
strong opinion unon'lt wns pronounced
by Senator Buckalow, who had given
it a full and careful examination. (Aoi
Mountain Book pp. 113-11, 1331.) It
may therefore bo thought unnecessary
that wo should speak of it nt length or
follow It regularly to Its conclusion in a
Presidential pardon, But, Inasmuch ns
It Is ono. of tho.niost Instructive exam
ples within our Imuicdlalo knowledgo
of military unfitness for the ndmlnis
tration of civil Justice, wo will proceed
to open It up somewhat further nnd ex
press our sentiments very frankly upon
Its general aspects.
Mr. It. confessedly had broken no
law, nor had ho Interposed any act of
resistance to the prosecution of tho war.
no was a man well advanced in years
and not llnblo to military duty or to
military Jurisdiction, nnd ho was a
peaceful nnd Inoffenslvo citizen. Dut
all theso circumstances counted as noth
ing in his favor when tho grasp of, mil
Itary power Instigated by political hos
tility was upon him nnd ho was com
pelled to pass tho ordeal of an unlaw
ful Military Commission. Thoy wero
"as dust In tho balance" against tiio
fact that, ho was a Democrat, that ho
had been nctlvo or at least emphatic in
his condemnation of tho party in pow
er, and that his arrest and conviction
for soino pretended offenso might in
timidate tho peoplo of his section and
weaken the friends of honest govern
ment nu'd Constitutional rule. IIo was
arrested threo times and at last convic
ted on a sham trial nnd sentenced to
imprisonment, from which ho was sub
sequently discharged upon tho urgent
rcmonstranco of influential men of both
parties and permitted to return to his
homo.
Whcnhcwas first taken to Harrisburgj
at tho time already mentioned, a. little
miscreant named Wessels was playing
Judge Advocato beforp, tho Military
Commission nnd industriously engaged
in "making up a case" against Iho Co
lumbia county prlsoncrs.Ho conceived
tho Idea of using Mr. Ttutan for his pur
poso and iho latter was approached with
'suggestions that he "should tell nil ho
knew," (meaning something ho did not
know) "and bo saved from all further
trouble." "lie should bo frco at onco
arid go harmless If ho would mako a
clean breast of it, etc., etc." Theso ur
gent invitations to turn informer wero
received by'Itutan with prudoneo ; he
restrained his indignation, and Wessels
supposed ho had produced tho desired
Impression upon hlra and could coerco
him luto performing tho wicked work
proposed. Ilo theroforo paroled him to
go homo upon condition that ho should
write out "all ho knew about a meeting
near Benton" at which a man named
Ilcadley or Iladley spoke, and trans
mit tho narratlvo to Harrlsburg. TIiIb
Mr. Itutan could very honorably and
safely promise to do, for tlio meeting in
question was perfectly innocont nnd
harmless (as was fully shown upon sub
sequent investigation,) and a truthful
statement concerning It. could do no
possible harm. It had been held moro
than n year and a half beforo and had
no connection whatever with tho Inva
sion or with tho ovonts which Immedi
ately preceded it.
Mr. It. returned home, but a3 lie knew
perrcctly well that what Weasols want
ed was not tho truth but falsehood con
cerning tho Iladley meeting, and to fix
and uso him as a witness upon tho Co
lumbia county trlals.and that tho trans
mission of his truo statement would
probably result in his bolng again ar
rested, ho hesitated a short tirao In per
forming his promise At this Juncture
no was waited upon by Samuel J.Pcaler.
commonly known as "Professor Pea-
ler" a government runner or agent in
tho military prosecutlon3,who proposed
"to clear him of all further trouble"
with tlio military or 'government,' (as
he expressed it,) upon condition that
Mr. It. should do tlio handsome, thing
to securo so deslrnblo a result. With a
lively recollection of tho two arrests al
ready Buffered by hiin, and in fear of a
third because lie could not turn liar
and perjurer at tlio dictation of military
power, Mr. It. at last conscuted "to
buy his peace." IIo submitted to tlio
"ProfessorV demand nnd ngrood to
pay him $05, in jnonoy, a Devonshire
heifer, and a lino dog," which, Pcaler
said "would clear lilm of all, and thero
would bo no moro arrests mado on him,
and thero would be no moro soldier
troubling ills family by coming after
him." This contract for peucoand quiet
was executed in part, when Mr. Itutau
was arrested for tho third tlrno by
uni.iin in i,., ii. n. .i i i.i
.... ... miw MiKii. uiuv, nuu imiiivu
off to Harrlsburg, It seems that Wess-
els had became Impatient, as ho was In
o0"'1 Mr' B-t0 seized and sent to
him that ho might bo subjected to direct
nnd ihornnf.ii l.ltLTllntlfnMnri A ml lwi.
w.w . UMtier Btr0I1 Tircsllm( , lix,,lr(.
r ..wMi-Miiuiuut 4 (.it i w
AND DEMOCRAT,
from him confessions or statements
hicli'coultl bpjised upon, tho trials of
1110 ouicrprisoncra nun jusmy uiuii bi-i-
zuro niui Imprisonment. It wns thought'
thai his ngo, stnndlng.nnd clerical char
acter would glvo lmportnnco and Inllu
enco to whatever testimony, truo or
false, could bo obtained from him. Mr.
It. In mild languago Informs us, that ho
"wns Interrogated nbout tho disloyalty
of different men or whom ho Lknow
nbthlng .wrong," untll.thd. experiment
wnsnbandoned a3 hopolc&s' IIo was
glvcii up dS Incorrigible Tho pumping
nnd threatening process being In his
ca30 a complete falluro becatisbhoknow
of nothing wrongnnd would notfalsify,
nothing was left to tho military power
but to punish him for his contumacy,
Ilowns thrust Into prison nmong do
sorters and bounty-Jumpers, nnd kept
there until nbout tho last of November
when, as ho expresses It, "ho had somo
kind of a trial," tlmt Is, ho had n sum
mary. Imperfect, unfair nnd hostllo
hearing beforo n Military Com mission
and was subjected to an unjust, unlaw
ful, cruel nnd Infamous sentence. He
had Offended tho Judgo Advocato and
othor managers of persecution very
deeply: hnd disappointed their hopes
had refused to becomon fnlso witness
arid rocuo at their bidding. As; ho
would not becomo their instrument, ho
Was mado their victim, nnd wns taught
that vengeanco will not linger when
lawless power 13 offended by tho bctu
plcs or integrity of tho citizen.
Mr. Itutan's last arrest wa3 less than
ono week after his treaty of pcaco with
Samuel J. Pealer, and was, Hko tho
preceding ones, a night performance,
In fact most of tho military arrests in
this section wero mado nt night, Or In
tlio dusk of morning, ns if tho actors
wero afraid of honest daylight and de
sirous of veiling their deeds In dark
ness. In Mr. Itutan's caso cither Pealer
had failed to repbrt that-ho had settled
It upon truo IVadlcal principles, or his
authority was repudiated. Or, probah
ly, Wessels still hoped to mako Mr. It.
an Informer by putting military
pressure upon him. Tlio hopes enter
tained of making him a witness and the
disappointment felt at his delay In
making report, aro Indicated by tho fol
lowing extract from ono of tho Itndical
sensation nowspapors of thai time tlio,
rilladelphta Inquirer. It said, speak
ing of tho Columbia county prisoners:
"Ono named Itcutant," (Itutan) "a
preacher, manifested much concern In
regnrd to his flock, and begged to bo
permitted to fill tho vacated pulpit. Tiio
Commission consented, on condition
that ho would, when he got home, write
a full account and confession of all ho
knew In connection with theso conspira
cies. To this Itcutant (Itutan) "ex
pressed himself willing to comply, and
ho was accordingly paroled, but ho has
notslncobeen heard from.nspromlsed."
Upon tho (so-called) trial of Mr. It.
wo beliovo tho Iladley meeting was
not insisted upon ns a disloyal asscm
blago and tho participants therein ns
criminal, although It was with rofcrenco
to it that Mr. JR. was originally exam
ined with great strictness and directed
to mako up a statement. Tho protenso
that it was criminal or disloyal had in
tho meantime been completely explo
ded upon tho trial of other prisoners
nnd could no longer beset up. But oth cr
pretexts for his conviction wero found
It was .charged that ho had attended
ono or moro political Club meetings in
Luzerne county, tlio most remarkable
feature of which was, that liko thoso of
tho "liOyal-Leagucs" thoy wero held In
secret. IIo was also charged with hav
ing mado disloyal declarations on sovc
ral occasions In dlscourso or conversa
tion. Tho main declaration insisted up
on howovcr, was neither proved nor
credible, It consisted of violent nnd
profane, language, which no sensible
man over believed ho uttered, and tho
witness .to prove it wa3 flatly Impeach
ed as unworthy of belief, ,and that too
even by .Republican witnesses. A bald
er caso lor meroiy censuring a man
was never mado out, nnd thero could bo
no pretence oven that a criminal offence
had been committed.
Such however wns tho case, (tho best
that could bo mado up,) upon which
Mr. B. wa3 convicted nnd sentenced to
a sevens imprisonment which was only
terminated by tho interference of tho
President of tho United States. Alto
gether ho was subjected to great hard
ship and suffering; his crops wero lost ;
his business broken up, and his family
harassed and humiliated. IIo resides
;iow In FJshlngcreck township In this
County, nnd can givo to any inquiring
Radical full details of his rather remark
able experience in tho Columbia County
invasion.
Sleepinq Too KTirun. Tlio Laws of
Zrfesays: "Morouuarrelsnrlse between
brothers, between sisters, between hired
girls, between clerks In stores, between
apprentices In mechanic shops, between
hired men, between husbands and
wives, owing to electrical changes
through which their nervous systems
go by lodging together night niter night
pndcr tho samo bed clothes, than by nl
most any other disturbing causo. Thero
Is nothing that will so derango tho ner
vous system of a person who Is cllml
natlvo In nervous forco as to Ho all
night in bed with another person who
is absorbent In nervous forco. Tho ab
sorber will go to sleep nnd rest nil night
wmio uio eliminator will bo tumbling
and tossing, restless nud nervous, and
wako up In tho morning fretful, peevish
fault finding and discouraged. No two
persons, no matter who tlioyare.should
habitually sleep together. Ono will
thrlvo and the other will lose. This Is
tlio law, and in married Ufo It Is defied
almost universally,"
what is Needed, Wo need for
our dwellings moro ventilation and
loss heat; wo need moro out door oxer-
else, moro sunlight, moro manly, ath
letic, nud rudo sports; wo need moro
amusements, moro holidays, moro frollo
anu noisy, boisterous mirth. Our In
fants need better nourishment than col
orless mother ovor can furnish: our
children need moro romplug and less
siuuy. our old men moro nulot. and
earlier relaxation from tho labors of
lire. Ail men, both young nnd old.
need less medicine and moro good coun.
SCI.
Things look suspicious about tho
White IIouso. A short tlmosluco Gen.
Robert E. Loo called on Mr. Grant nnd
now Oon, McClellan has had a long in
tcrvlew. Is not tills Just and sufficient
cauao for Investigation by tho Loyal
League? Where Is Logan niui his
arand Army of tho Republic?
BLOOMSBUllG,
Communicated.
,f1Mtifi. Mnv 12. lfiC'J.
Kiiihr !.! have noticed n defam
atory rommunTcatlon'ln tho last wcek'n
JrVjitiMcmf,. characteristic of that sheet
and of Hs correspondents. It bears Iho
Blgnnturo of A. 11. K., which Initials
probably do notcorrcctiyiniiicaioiuow
of tho writer, who U wllhoutdoubt Iho
treat Doctor, who, rumor says, can dis
sect children, removo ulcorsirom avers
and.rcplaco thorn without injury, and
who tliouch pinciiiKon his liooi: accouni
two thousand dollars nnnually,yotpay9
no attention to tho liabilities for which
his sureties wero bound nnd finally had
tn iinv miveral 1 in ml red dollars. Last
but not least, (report says) a landlord's
warrant wns served upon him for
rrmt. nnd liv clnlmllltr tllO statute of
three hundred dollars was completely
swamped. But tho writer wishes to
avoid personalities and dcscrlbo local!
ties. Tills physician I said had a largo
practice so ho has it extends from
half a mllo west of Cambra to tho West
Branch, and so lucrative has tills prac
tlco proved that ho can now amply af
ford to travel on foot.
A. B. 1C, can certainly not bo the
Apo who follows slaughtering for a liv
ing In tlio fall of tho year, wnoso cir
cumstances havo bcou such that It be
camo necessary for tho neighbors to do
nate a living toprovont his becoming a
town charge. This species ot natural
curiosity Is tho opposite of tho kangn
roo. Its habits nro of a roving descrip
tion. It gives tonguo to the most smut
ty filth that man or woman over heard.
Of late it was somowliat, annoyed uy
what was termed a wild animal. Poor
fellow ! having lost a sheep or two.dogs
wero frequent visitors to tho dead car
casses. A. B. K. returning from Cam-
bra onoovening, encountered a dog, no
doubt, and called for tho Apo to shoot
tlio animal. This raised an excitement
in the camp of baboons and they watched
for tho beast. It mado its appearance
and tho Apo shot nnd killed it, but up
on investigation It was found to bo u
stump I Tlio sound of a quill, ono night
alarmed tho camp so thoy drew the
dead carcasses so near tho window of
the houso, out of which they hoped to
shoot tlio beast, that tho stench becamo
so thick they conld not sco tho sights,
and when tho animal camo thoy over
shot It.
The author of tho nrticlo could get a
very good Idea of tho animal as des
cribed In tho Republican by looking In
n mirror, except that, the soft tissue
spoken of, would bo inside Instead of
outside of tho head 1
If the wild animal spoken of in Ten
nessco has produced as mucli constcrna
tion thero ns a quill has nmong our
credulous neighbors here, we deeply
sympathize with them. 'No reply here
after bearing on this subject will bo
given.
Somo things may bo considered pret
ty soverc, but tho caso admits of no
other treatment. Itefcrencols only had
herein to A. B. It. nnd his aids.
Haven Ciiev.k.
I'OIt TUB COLUMBIAN.
SUI.L.
UV llAVE.
All havo heard tho recent wonder,
Near Iho turnpike, over yonder,
How a monster lull been prowling.
Screeching, screaming, yelping, howling,
Snatching fowl ot overy feather,
Killing sheep, both ewo nud wether,
Making 'way with hound and cur,
And leaving neither bono nor fur;
IMon heard Ub Bcrcams, now loud, now fainter,
And thus declared it was a "Painter,"
While others thought, again It may be,
It crlCH io like a little baby,
Some said, as fright had mado them eager,
It was a Rocky-mountain tiger,
That from Us keeper's cago had broke.
And lunning loobo to bcaro the folks,
Homo Bald, they moro nnd better knew,
It was n.leaplng Kangaroo,
That stood up nearly ten feet hlght
lis tail was thicker than your thigh,
Hut whether ou its way to Afcla,
Or how It came from Australasia.
Whero questions they thoaght too'piofouml
ureise lo answer wero uq bound.
Some said they saw It, stripped and sleek,
Threo links of chain hung from Its neck.
Soinokuowfor sure, whilo olhors guessed,
It was a strange, unheard of beast,
That wandered from some unknown nuiuur.
Anu mrcatcnou universal slaughter.
Ono evening as the inoon was rising,
Thlsunknown brato-with voice surprMng.
Was heard so goes the current yarn,
Not far from Mr. Hughes' barn,
Tho tiding went from mouth to car,
"The sci earning monster now Is here."
Hut when they had prepared to follow,
They heard It down In rocky-hollow,
Ilut when thoy thought to flud it hcio,
Elko Paddy's nea it was not there,
8o off they ran across tho bridge,
And lo I It screams upon the ridge,
Jiut when lliey thought the cluvso to yield,
They heard It up InSqulio'K Held,
And every one would beta button,
He's skulking there to catch a mutton,
They hollowed loudly In tho yaid,
To put tho Squiro on his guard,
That if ho wished to savo his sheep,
He must them In tho stable keep.
I'orharkl tho monster's prowling 'round,
There! II. ten II to the fearful sound.
Then taking theueo tho nearest road,
They altogether homeward Btrodc,
And telling to the gaplog crowd,
Aud of their courage seeming proud,
The truth you can't again dispute,
Tor wo havo alinotl seen tho bruto,
I!ut soon somo ono with kuowlng blink,
Suspicion raised by nod and wink,
And If the truth must now bo told, ' '
Some fellows havo been badly Bold.
Thai Panther, screaming loud and shrill.
Was Wcnncr blowing on a quill.
Still Watch, I'a. May li 1609.
Probably an Odd Fellow En.J
WITHOUT A GOOD IlIGISTION,
All other temporal blessings ore comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptic, millionaire who lias
tried all tho potions oi tho medical profession lu
vain, and bcltocs his complaint to be Incurable,
would glvo halfhls fortune to bo freed from the
horrors of Indigestion, and thus enabled to;enJoy
tho other half. P nurte he uoulil.
rerhaps HOSTETTEIVH STOMACH IlITrEIW
lias been recommended tosuch a sufferer. I'ossl.
bly ho has turned from the friend who mado the
suggestion with a sneer, lullmallug that ho hat
no lUAJta any "patent medicine." If this has
been tho case, to much the uvne for him. His in.
credulity dooms him ton life of misery. All tho
luxuries which wealth can purchase ore at his
command. Not ono of them can give him pleas,
urc. Ills own Inatloual obstinacy Is his bane
Tho Mann, happily for themselves, aro less
skeptical. There Is such a thing as bigoted unbe
li, as well as btgokd em!uMty,and a golden mean
between tho two, which men and women who
aro gifted wjtli common suiso adopt and profit
by, HOHTETTEIt'8 11ITTEIW. Why do they up
provo thlslamout auli-dyspcptlcaud anll-bllious
preparation T Simply because they havo not
been so much tho slaves of senseless prejudice to
give It a fair trial, and havo found that wheu all
othur toulcstlmulants and stomachics failed, It
produced the desired effect,
"Strike, but hear," said the Itoman sage when
his lguoraut eneuile wero assailing lilm.-rioubt,
but try," says the man who has been cured or In.
digestion, or biliousness, or Intermittent fever,
hy the miters, as ho relates his experience of the
medicine to his Invalid frleuds. Whoever Is so
WOddodtOllls own furtaouo tlinnn.tli.nl m,,.l.
sions, as to declluo to test the properties of u
"" luuorseu uy me testimony of inlelll.
gent men In every walk of life, and approved hy
tho people at large, ifrimri lo tuffer.
COLUMBIA OUNTY, PA.
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IllbiAi - L :.
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Cor reeled weekly lr refer Ent , V11?,"";!
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merchandize
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U0HlI()N-KELLKlt.-0n thoSilli ult., liv llev
I Jt iiriiuM.itt, inn in, it, iiifliuiitf, ui, iMiMimi-
1mm, Mr.J.lf.Hostion to Miss Rebecca A. Keller,
uum oi ounuuiy in.
MOUAS-WIIJIAMH.-On tho Cth Inst., by tlio
Kiu no nt thu muno placo Air, wm. Moras to 3llss
jmruara wuitaiu;, do in oi iiioonnuurB ra.
CAVIjIV-DHAKn. Oil tlio Cth Inst., hy the namo
in mo sumo niaco -Mr. ucn. uaniu 10 iiiiss J. iiii i-
beth Dm fee, both of Hemlock t-l, this county.
l)F!CKKU BWATtTWOOTX On tlm 1th fnst.,nt
the res denco or H. u 31 l t-r in l ulls iA-com
hiK Co., bv ltev. J, 51, rrlee, 51 r. Hi Ins Decker of
Kussex X. J. lo 3IHs Knto L, Hwnrtwoodof
tho former iiaee.
WALTnir-rmniRnrcira.-on tho ith inst..bv
llev. It. 1 Allt'inan, 51 r. John It. Walter of
jnoomsmirfT, to wish enun rredt-ncKs nf
Catnwlssn,la.
ICLINU-Ou tho 21 uU.JnOranscvllle, Ruson D
iwuue, uytuoi j intra u juoutna uuu i uays.
CO.MhTOCR On tho 4th ln.L. In Ornimnvlll.. .Mr.
VllliuinConii.tocl,a;od 07 y card II mouilis ana
tiu) n
WATTS In Greenwood on tho of February
tuis.niuiui iiguw uiuiswjiuui juimiv,aiia
ago an ycara a monw nnu -i uays.
KLINC-At Hohrsburs May 5th. 1SG!). 51rs. Kline.
Miaow of Wm, Kline, acil 7S years 11) months
uuu iu uuj a.
TILLiIA3I ISAIIME'S 11 O S O M
T f , aiKKEll l-'OIt
31 I Ii L S T O N K S 1
I'ATKNTUU DUCi:.Mlll:il L'I. 1KII7.
Head tho lollowluc Horn old expelleuced nud
Vllll.l'llilUK ,,,11,.1 n i
.This Is to certify that I have used the Aalune
l'aieiitlorfcluuing tho bosom of iluuiln mill
Moms, ami nun ii,wnat ll is lucnmmelulcd to be.
i UU1U IIJV1V1U1U iceuiiieiiu 11 to nu iniueis.
IHAAl! .Mlll.l..
Also slions testlmoulali from Ueorco W. Dries
liaeli. Illoomsburtr, I'a., i:il.is Buyder, Numedlii.
i-.i., jaeou jieiscr, ii.irnesvillo,tacliuylkllleo. I'a.
all well known and lionoiublu men.
r.U HAND COUSTV ItlllllTS KOll S H.i: liv
Wll.UAM UAllMll,
-May7,'C0-lt NumiUla.Col. Co., i'a.
DISSOLUTION OF
l'AUTNEltlaiIil
Tho uartlloi-sliln liitrctnlMt.. nvkMiit l.t.f.,...i
tho unuerslgueil, under tho llrm ol t?diuylerj!
it i ' I Jionihuuiy, is nils day
The accounts will bestiti(,l bv lVi-w i. ii!ir
All jieisous luvlns unsettled aeiounls wlllpliase
JACOII H(.'lIUYI,i:it.
, l'UltUVll. 1ILACK,
ltohrshurs i'a. May 1st lvJ.
Iho buvlucsH will bo continued nt the old Maud
by l'erry 1). Ulnck, who proposes lo do away with
the credit system, nud will sell very low lur cash
' it'uuy pay, I'lillllY 1J. IILALI-
My 7,1,'J-ll
j7AicTFoTrsLE.
. Tho subscriber oilers for sale tlio farm situated
m uraiiju township Columbia county I'a. about
' "Vm "rungevilio contululns IW ncu
'""! Vf If relics, a.j acres of which nro iinpiovc
aiul Iho balance timbered with Oak, Cliestm
mid ellnwl'lnc,oao orchard with ehoicu frul
1',ul" yiuusevuio coniaiuinjr otij itcus
ed
int
ono Uwelllug House, and ono Hani: Ham unu
iiui.i, . w iuiuiur iiariicui.irs apply lo
T john cnotsi:,
Lalrdsvllle, l,yi omlug County l'.i
Q E. SAVAGE,
1'ItACnCAI, WATCH MAKKU & JUWELEIt,
Main Htriet, (near.tho Com t House,
KLOOM.SHUno, I'A.
OnnH-Mitly on hand n flneassorlmt nt of A mer-
I'llUaild HW1SS Wlilclii.u ,.,.lra !;'
w aro of tho best discrli.tion plakd on w l llo met.
nl, eonslstlna or butter dishes, goblets, knives,
fmks, spoons, napkin rlnas etc. ' 1
....uiuutu .uuiKs iiiauo lo order,
woik warranted.
All floods and
Man. i,'ou,
i.ii.iiusw W,8.KI&, J. 11. SKVIlKhT.
J.JOUNE, KIXQ it SEYIMCHT,
WIIOLI-HALK WIY GOODS.
No. 313 Maikct Klreot,
I'llILAIiIIU'liiA.
Onlers filled promptly at lowest
Januarys, 1S0S,
CHAS.G. BARKLEY,
) AUoi-iicy at Tjstir,
CLOOMSBURC, COLUMBIA CO., I'A.
pmce In Uio Cichanse Bulltlins.iccornl itory,
UiJuirer & Jcboy' Confectionery, BecOHtl
bf)veiio UicUanje Hotel t-ttunu
nvt'r
door
llloomnburg, Juu. l, ieC9,
jTISS LIZZIE BAIIKLEY
has just relumed from Philadelphia, aud has
bought, aud Isuowolfeilus the best assortment
l'ANCV aooiw,
TKIMMIKOS,
llONNnTHAc. A-e.,
eyir cxhiblteil In llloornsburg, nnd Is prepnied to
mako up dressi s and nil other ni llcles of female
waulrobc, at short notice, and la the best and
I.ATUST BI'IIINO STYLUS,
Itooms m tho ltamsey Holdings, on West
Malnistrcct. Call nnd sco her Varied stock ot
(spring Ooods.
May 1,'M,
"W.99.VIxt couair ounF.n ny
1 V DELBVAll'H Clil.UllltATHi) ltl'jli:!)".
S-I'ileol'll-"fV (touts.
Vreiiared ut Rlx and Wood (its.. I'Dlla'd
PAsfc your in ugglst for It. ' Vcb'W-lyr.
11. IHVINE'S OltEAT INDIAN
M E I) 1 o I N I-J,
VSKH 1011 MOllE-fKAS fOlliy VE.UIS INOEKMANY
Is tho liinsit &iim...rti mn.ii.i. . .... . .
HOOTS AND IIEUHS.
fltWt ilnsri ...111 ...
OIUIAT INDIAN MIIHICINli
a.StVur,11"tt1f0u,!',? A'!'. "verand He.
ilNV ihl! .'"I'l'fur tho great INIUAN sIMDi.
",f',w'eli can bo had at A. II. lltVINi'-si
I'a or P!r 1U UfUl H'reet (ibl iVlllV. VomVt?
A'-V.nVf cerarugeut J, It. OOUliNtlt.
'Ihl medicine Is piepareil only by
miucfl KIKS' INSTITUTE.
r.ineeoiumodalo thoso whoe.tnnnt ntlend our
Sr,
Spa, m 'r Toic hers. Able 1'iofcssorn will Itlrn
Ae-vMlluyitall..-, llia,iWriWS
?;:,,.'.ruow 1 rurnTsl. text books for'tho
For inilher information yddre CAUV..U)
l'rlnclp il of Jlloonislmrg Slate Normal School ,
n..m ... (XllWItl
May H.'tW-UiU
B
ook s a1 o n k.
.i i, n,i..n. inifi.n nifl rooms
tile county t hat there will bo constantly on hand
niullnssortmcutof
nooics, sTATioJinny, and Wall iuvek.
Also Iho various Magazines nd Newiiiwr
publlsUed In this country, orders for whlcn will
bo promptly nttended to.
tiii: uiucuiAti.su muhauv
which has been n cxlslenco for a year, calli for
tLi itrongir support or iho community. 'Iho
turnis nro mUm able, aud additional subscrlU'rs
are deeded Iti Justify an lucrc.isolu tlu number
or vommcj.
Tho usnai urge siorii oi
NOTIONS AND FANCY OOODtf,
will bo kept up nud no patus spared lo salisij
1110. WIVUU OIlureuseir. , -. u,,-ni
May U.'O-lf llloomsbuig, l'.
TVT O T I
0 E.
i.nvi,mrittrr 1 from business,
"v.... ..i... ..ivnn i nil tmtsuiis Indebted to
him on Hook account or nolo.to callnudeltlo at
nueanyuay. ...
Mayll,'C0-3t '' Oraugevllle,
M
AY 1, 1ST AT I. W. irAltT.MAN'8.
'V YOU WANT OAUP10TS
VllOM 87J els. TO 151.05
mil VAUE 00 TO I.'W. HAItTMAN'H.
JV YOU WANTDliACK
.i.i .i;.v i uji ijcim. ij j,..
l'lVlt YAlll) G6 TO
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TF YOU WANT A GOOD
AND NICK BUMMini BIIAWI.
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r
YOU WANT FANOY
ci.tirii
fOll A SACK 00 TO
, . I. W. HAHTMAN'p.
JF YOU WANT A NICE
HKV OF W1IITU WAHU 00 TO
I. W, HAUTMAN'fil
F YOU WANT COOIIECO -
' l'UINTrt FOU Sl'ltlNO, STIUl'E
AND n.utrtEn, 00 TO
I. W.IIAUTMAN'fl.
TF YOU WANT STIUl'E
" COM.AIl-S AND CUl'FS FOlt
I.ADIl-:s OH OHNTS u'6 TO ' '
I. V. HAItTMAN'S
r Y
OU WANT A NICE
AND OOOD MACKllIl.U.nY Till!
SINOLK, A HALF OU qUAKTKll
iiAiiui;r, oo to
I. W. HAItTJIANH
JF YOU WANT DRESS
O00D3 FKOM 0 ct. TO Sl.Si
l'EH YAUD KTUIl'E AND FIG 'UD.
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WEllSTEH'S UNAIiltlDOED DIO
TIONA11Y.
3Kj0i:koii.vvikgs; lSWrAacjQUAisTo. it.ice SIS.
10,01X1 Words and Meanings not In other Dic
tionaries. .y'"J','H!ft8.a w'ole, wo aro confident that no
other living language has a dictionary which so
fully and faithfully sets forth Its present TOudl.
tion ns this last edition of Webster does that of
"SrljIijXnT llukc" tuelll'"t"ie'---'
liifi'.M.'f-V'fKilS??8?,1? Jh8 mm ,otal f Kreat
lVSlifw?' "! Ulh e, Hhakspeare, and Webster's
ltoyal (iuartn.-aWraioiAmilinfeiiriio.
ii .! K, e'i'iis" l Blorlous-lt Is ijerfeet
It dUtances and dellts eomiietltlon-lt leaves
notli lug to be desired,-., i. Wi "i A,
i'ml iavur Culltue.
orJ'imnmnl u,.,d """arkablo compendium
rlcrturKneS: S"
WEI,STEU'.HNATlOXAW,(;P0U.AU
1010 1-AOI.S OtTAVO. COO ESUliAVINKS. NUCE fO,
tl,'fVi!iWl.)rrkl.'',1'inl!'',,a ""' " Dictionary, Just
"lu many resiiects, this Dictionary Is tho most
eoiivenlem ever publlshl."jSi crlKnJcSt.
"As a inaiiual ofrelereuco, It Is einliienily m.
. ?r. Ui?.' " f-pilll's and scuools.".-A-)"rr,U me
.. "If 1" nltogeiher the best treasury of words or
esVe.'I'M
l'May,vmyfU-it'-ME1'iUIAM'8l1rll'8fletlM
JHPpn T A"K T N OTIC E.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
OF
i n uss'ooo D s,
AT THE NEW
STORE, mtOWER'S 11UILDING,
Tho splendid rooms of J. J, DltoWEIt, aro
completed nud now open lo the public with the
TINHST STOCK
over oflbred In Ulooinsburg. All tlio
N E W EST S T Y h E S
of Dress Goals, Silks, Cloths. Casslnurs, Linens,
rjonuels 4c,
C A R I -3 T g
of eveiy slylo and for all prices, oil cloths lu
great variety, i
A ftlll lino Of
S U I' E R 1 O R
ConVcs, Tens,
CI ROGER 1 1-3 S.
Sugar, spices,
warranted pmo aud good.
OI.ASS AND QUE1-3NSWARE,:
In carefully nssorteil variety.
0 h O V E S, II O 8 I E R Y,
11001' BKIKTH, COItSCTiJ AND A OOMl'LETi!
nsMirlinunt of
WHITE OOODS,
Tlio public nro earnestly
luvllod to oxuiulno these line goods, lieforopur
chasing elscwhero and nro guaranteed sallslac
Hon, No expense or tioublplnuf been smicd a
mako
THE MOST COMPLETE
establishment In this kcctlouxif the Slate.
J. J. 1IKOWEU,
May 7,'CO-tf llloornsburg I'a,
rpiIOSE WHO DESIRE Urllllnncy
,X of (kimplcslon mint purify aud enileh thu
blood, whlcji i llcliubold's Vonoentrate.l lira t
V,ni K''I'li"l""1"V!lrl'"jlyiloc- Ask for llelTn.
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1 1 l-li el Inn, nnd liltlirrm nn"ii,!l? .1
n .11 i i'iVo n rone Tean"i,2'"
mlinn ..lluetu-st a, rciwutwlt?''.
AUO o'clock -Mural,,.0
l'ric-wk'it by i,0 ,Cl
OHAKIOT Or-- ESCHVi
llfinal.y '"
12 'MATCHED CREAM Sir
Elephants ia ScarlotHon!
OAJIin.S AND DUOJlEDiSS
Ciiirl.uiu-,1 Art-1 t'lnmc'l n. Iim n,jL,vw
ANI'IMAN I'.MIhA Vis. J fl
soata-ssivii rjr-
Cuiitaliilnx the -81
WILD .-ISriMAlP
DMwnbr'J, I.Oanan ,
Spans of S Valwarth GroyP:
Bill cr lisrn.- M, -Wly ,lmin,l nn, f
Drlvei-rtln Itlcli fnlfora .
Jl.e.o rf;. C ( Ul-l N AVIl hold t, a
pruiulni u i,r i lu-ti-nniUlitlji,,
scI:u, vn-nvs ritoji m, fi
An.l i, tliey roll nlm, mpvt
LINE OF MOVING SPLEU
crcntctl. In uticcsi.i icoir.un,
CIRCUS RETINUi
Blooded II01S33, Ponies ailiS
I'm rntlug lo tlio niplu nn tafy,. Jl
XV tft3l3 0,0 00.4
THE M E W AQEriiT
U unlike lUiy nrocrilcnt Mor Vt .
PiihJcctn.WitH (
RARER ffidMi OF IE4C.J i fo
Hi.,.! ir Uon ytvM fit til to tUt
CoiitUunt. 7
a vKmrAifrx AiiTiNtANar.u7
HACHMAN t AMKI4 rll.Kl.N 1..W1A. D
rilt:oi'oi'llA(j Ustr:.u.ii.MiiMmt
tim; ciii:iau u..'ai:i; ammW
VAl.i t!uAUiJ lVifoili.ir, Mjl DSi Wt
J.loiK'tmt wlikhtftn Dsliibittil uithiv.X
tub ti'itLir; 'iltu t-iiull. t mid 011(1
i'trH'n, " flN V TIM,' u tv tltii.w v
(M, Stllnciiei hL'h, nud a mi.!.i intli 3C
mux ritoi -nn; ALi-3; a aiviPI
niitl j. nun l .tinitv nf thu tlmntiiH 'inllm
AfrlctuiLlONh, I,lllsSi& nml I I'lh t
Iiult'puiitlrtit of tlifHitMblijj1
Aro .TajruiM. Lfniirtrils. tinttiil nf
C:mi(U, tlini. Khikm, M nh'!tc.r 0 ?
Rti.l AnuHrri l'.mtln r. Ai ttloj,(p -yi
ltjin t. I'rciiicl.irli l'acu' n, Utif J kj
l.)riK, (Utti.-In'ii,' ATilian 1.Iim, 'n. r Sf
I'inii itiinn Ui-t,t!S V.'ohcs Iliti lit. l)I
l'(Mi-rUs (inlil on I Silur I'ln -M'.miV.tt,
I!U(k Httnns, ltni'liu i a L, v
' bulnii, Crtn I'rultoit, AW lKtr, .!ai.-Ji
of itrll't tnt t'litint!.'o nrnl mlr rirtiui' tt 11
Alt;, lUbUwn, ami otliir miliar (iidr,'?f
, XUUCATniiTOKEllUTIti
I(.i4 Tjccn ciigai-u to gl
isi Psviormaiicc u
i.M n IIKOCI'K (IV BAVAW: l
l'.veliistve riptilnltr, t'!
A lAilTAKMIl OOW-M
iti i.clilic iH'tT t"'fnro wltHi'Meil ii '
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TirE OIKOI
11b. Ii.,pii nrrrttisi-'l s-i . to r!:ri-FTIa
Ctl'TIO.N'AI. n rrwrlnane... mid ullll , .
uitrai Mirj'jiiii3!3 wi ii- .1
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Hy .ticii Arilii n Jt
Pu'mlcro l:.uc.lrl,iii-
MAD.utr. i.iimsu: Kiioy'
IVmalolioi.oTrnli.u. lr
Mr. .tam::s innii!:i!!';.
PrliuliiilKiiiiolilii". "
Mr. .J. S!IOWI.l'.S?t
AailpouliiullliUr ,
.iir. .lAMiis innnnvr.
Eqac.titiin Ju;slcr ami Uumiliis diu'
ijri:i:orEis &. itr.nWu
Aliuctof.Miish'olbreii . '
Mr. .fAMIW M.UiVW1-.
Clown pur e-tcf llni-., 11 so I IhH.it
eno ultlio" t- UNMbl JIE.N ui gj
Mr. JAMKS WAMHOn
I'lioMaaofSliuiylVnis L
Mr. JOIIX t'OMiU
Tlielncnrnatloii orinnnlr l"'srli"-F,Vnitl
tv.miil IIii-k,.. AMI I ,11. II!"."1. '1
tv.anit Ml'l. AN(ii:i.ll, '.".'"
nii..u'iB 1 iti-.ii, (ii. ifliPAMf'
NAbllUl'.Xl.CI riliW. Aiii,inllrl(
tic. of lite licrloriituncc tt 111 1 I'10 w
PONIES AND HONfi-
11111. K. Illll'l. I NHll.a 11 I' " f .1 r
TlioffiUofll-0
id
two actinj i:m:i'I1,c
A''J'" -fi
EVUItYTHIXd E
Mo.t of tlio Ai.IiiiuU of 1 front, an,l M- Jf
tilluii. '
AlleftlioOnEAI m
CARAVAN, MENAGERIE iff
On tho llor.Arorit Second At1--ft
a i'i:uro.iMAXti
At 2 and 7 1-2 P. M; !
Xsi-o-iixs Oxix-iooi
Aaml.bloa to llig wlinlo Csmss, "
Adults f.t,
Children, 10 cart of w
under
Will aSatiilto'Si
SII1CKSIIINNY,
BLOOMSBURG.
DANVILLE,
ENTIHTRY.
ir. a iiowun, besiv
rtcsnectfully ofTers his rrofessloni.tl
the ladles aud cmllemeii of ,Wf. L
clnlty. He Is prepared to atleiul W
ous operations In tho lino of his Kn
Is provided with tho latest i"U'r?VV,
Tketh which will bo Inserted oa t,
silver nnd rubber boso to look a
ural teclh. Teelli extracted hy J"! J
mostappioved methods, aud l'y.
the teeth carefully and properly W1','
llesldenco and olllco a fow o00" il
Court liomp, some side. L
WoomsburB, JanJl.'OSlf f
pOWDER KEGS AND Ll
W.M.MONIlOEAt'0-'
ltupert, l'a- 1
Manufacturers of
JOWnKH KKd1.
aud dealers In alt kinds of !
LUUllKlt, I
give notice that they are prejuired 1',
their custom with dispatch, ana o" "
erms. - ,
pIIARTEli OAK LIFE''1
V . , . (1PM1'AN'
Mr, 1U W. Hweouy aSent for Coim"1
rernoCouutles. Pear Hlr, .
I take pleasure In ftcUnowIediilnej'
flvo thousand dollurs Irom jour eff
for tho Insurance on Ihe W
Uslvlu It. ltplf..icr ,i, ul take lau,.
i a imiv i '
mm
s j 1 1
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fVr,' rff.""y- Thlsroiiipaiiyin''','1,
OI OUIBfANlJlNO WlW'.1,1?,,.'
oaucels uud lelutns tin m to ll'". '' r".
KATB 1'-"fir,
Catawlssa.l''.AI'
luiuramecan hoilleeled vy
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May 7,'00-3i