THE COLUMBIAN AND tlDEMOGIlAT, 13LOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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KaiDAV MOIISJNO, MAY HI, 18(10.
- TUB COI.UMI1IAN ! Il l.irs"
UllGitlntluit nr ftliy imp': published In
Nnrtltertt PetllisylyRltlii, ami Is nllo R
Mitch Inrgcr sheet limit miy of Itscotem
pornrlesi mitt li therefore tlt1ist meillttm
for advertising In (lilt cllolt unite 8llc
Truiililo tit HcmUitmrlcrs.
Tito-ti: iinfitu unit disinterested men
who nerve thotr country iiM.ScnnlnrHiinil
Iti'pri'soiilutlve.s urn hccoiiilng highly
disgusted with tho power tlmt Ijo. Sen
nlur Jtoi after n cheerful Interview
wllti llio Clilcf Miiglstrute, reqtii'Hts
Mm to depart to a locality whero over
coats uru, HUpvriluuu.s. 5lr. Smuika af
ter calling seven times' without seeing
tho Secretary of Stato remarks that tho
jtsh-fi old establishment qui bo conduc
ted hereafter without UU valuablo. ns
stUlnnco nnd hut of nil comes Sumner
also, who having been requested to
wait nftecu minutes to see Mr. Grant
not only refused o do so but declares
that ho would not wastd bo much valu
ablo tlma for tho Queen of Eiiglaud,tiic
(fraud Khan of Tartury or any other
equally proud nnd haughty despot, llo
furthermore gives) It us, his unbiassed
opinion tliat tho White llouso Is noth
lug inorO nor loss than "a mero military
headqfiiUtcrs," This U Indeed ad, for
how c.jt! wo look for tho success of an
administration unaided by tho mighty
minds of a ltoss.atjftnnks (sweot name)
and si Sumner? Don't do so Mr. I'rcn
Mont, at least Imvo Sumner ailmlttod to
instant. audlcnco that we may not bo
left dcsolato nnd without a "foreign
policy." Consider your owu comfort as
wetl, for should, Sumner turn in wrath
against you, he might deliver a speech
Which you might bo compelled to
read I
The State Guard" in.nu editorial ful
xonioly eulogistic of tho Prasldcnt.says:
llo has hot been addicted to foolish
ways; accepts no personal lliittcrlcs;
and uses his powers llko a man who
feels that ho is HWorn to do his duty.
Oilluinlly, Orant is prompt and impar
tial. Now It maybe that Mr. Grant's first
attempts.to form a Cabinet from such
dissimilar materials as ho employed,
nnd his appointment of a high tariff ad
vocato to fill tho place of a free-trader,
atul.a Conservative that of tho blackest
of Badlcals, aro not "foolish ways" but
they look a llttlo llko it.to the ordinary
human intelligence. ,IIe may not accept
"personal luuterles,' but if so who gets
nil tho presents left at tho White House?
If ho uses his power a3tlio Guard states
ho must have sworn very strongly in
favor of friends and relations, and .if
"officially'' he "Is prompt and itiipar
tlal," those who subscribed liberally
must havo presented their claims for
omco at an early day. Jn short, if the
statcincntof tho Guard Is correct, Mr.
Grant possesses u happy faculty for do
ing exactly us .ho docs not seem to do.
The Coliiinlilit Count' Invasion,
VlTl
Mil. Ukant said In his Inaugural "I
shall on nil subjects havo a, policy to
.recommend." Ilero Is "a policy" out
of his assortment. .Major Moore, ex
Assistant Adjutant General of Sheri
dan's Cavalry, whoover ho may be, has
assured Mr. Grant that it is impossible
for "tho Republican party to Rain a vic
tory In Texas if an election wore order
ed' Immediately," and Mr Grant has In
turn informed Major Moore that there,
"shall bo no election held In Texas bo
fore November." 'Tis not so good' rv
"policy" as "honesty" but "'twill
sorvo.!'
The United States will soon bo lino
ly represented nbrond. To tho court of
Franco, goes tho elegant nnd accom
plished Washburno, who knows almost
as much of French as hodocsof English
.mil as much ordlplomacy as either,
whilst, tlio.proud old Court of Spain Is
to bo blessed with that magnificent go
nlus Daniel E.. Sickles, whoso "llttlo
oipJeasantncs3" with Philip Barton
iCoyisyet well remembered nnd whose
career c? pn unscrupulous politician of
ban odor eminently fits him for the
.delicate duties of a Foreign Minister.
There Is one man in England, who
assuredly does not llko Mr. Charles
Sumner, here Is what ho thlnksof him:
IA)NDON,Mny 0. Sm:-I inclose" Hie
opinion of ono of tho leading Journals
or this country as tp youf conduct, and
have only to add my own. which ts.that
yuu nra u iiuscniei-maKing, llicontll
tloriod Yankee scoundrel. Your obcdl
ont servant, AN ENGLISHMAN.
xll 13 a noticeable fact ihat after' overy
speech Mr. Sumner makes, ho Is sure
to rccoivo threatening letters. Ho pub
UsliesTthcm. so wo know that ho gots
them. But who writes them? Sumner?
That remarkable Statesman John
W. Geary, has been heard from ngain,
Ho has pardoned Hester aughan, tho
cfiild murderer, on condition that alio
should leavo tho country. Sho accord
Jngly .nailed for England1 somo dayi
since. Now we do not beliovo that
thero Is any power conferred upon tho
Governor of this Commonwealth o
imposo banishment for .any otfonco
committed or to confer pardon for a
"valuablo consideration." How is tills
General? "
It Is to be hoped that tlioso patriots
who aro so anxious to get tho country
info nno'thcr" war, will not attempt o
ao(igo tho conscription In ease- of ltd out
break. It Is to bo hoped thoy will not
cry out against tho taxes which it will
lieccssarlly Involve It is to bo hoped
they wllllnot deal In shoddy or try to
get contracts. It Is to bo hoped thoy
wilj understand themselves beforo thoy1
g In, und understand tho business into
which thoy nrojfolng, M t,at tnoro muy
)0 no troublo with them afterward.
The Evening iW, In discussing tho
great advance in gold since March last,
bays that tho "meaning of tho advance
Is simply that the public aro beginning
to understand the financial situation
hotter than heretofore.". Judging from
iho recent smashes of business firms In
Now York we should say that somo of
tho'jiubllcatleast, must understand tho
"financial situation" pretty thoroughly
by tills timo.
A. I1. Stk wart, tho Merchant Prince
of Now York returns a yearly Incomi)
of over $S,0M, WW or $00,000 por wnolc.
i:t.i:Tin.v Aitutwrrt.
ltcnf ttttHce tout Heller: On Sat
unlay Oct. H, 1W!I, (throo days beforo.
thoSlaloeliH tiim,) littilel Holler u t-ltl-zomif
IlemliH'k tmvu-Oilp was nrrcslcd
by soldiers und r the orders of tho Hop
uly l'rovost Marshal, nnd wns brought
uy tin-in to llloomshurg nnd lodged In
Iho county Jftll. On Monday followhig
Win. II. Ilelleraitotherclllzen of Hem
lock township wnRnrreslod by thbsaino
authority and Wns nlso lodged In tho
Jail, llo was promised ,a hearing or ox
amlnatlon of hisi-asii on Monday mid
again for Tuesday morning, but none
was given him. In fiiet both tho pris
oncr.'rwi'm niiiiiiiltli'il to prison with
outuuy warrant or other written author
fty, nr riuisii hIiowii, Mini no hearing or
examination of their case wni permit
ted up to thu ultoriiooii of election-day
when thu uvents to bo presently men
tioned took place. That thoy were
unlawfully arrested und for tho express
purpose of depriving them of their
votes nt tho election, Is most unquoS'
tlonablo; and it Is equally unquestiona
ble that In t ds nefarious action nnd our
poso thoftudical leaders at illoomsburg
were directly and deeply implicated
nnd concerned. Tho arrests wero made
In their interest nnd wero applauded by
them, and when an honest officer of tho
county by Judicious, prompt, lawful,
mid patriotic action deleatcd tho object
of the arrests, their rago was cxccsslvo
and was openly and indecently tnnnl
festcd.
I loiter and Heller secured their votes
In tho manner wo shall describe, but
wero hurried off to Harrlsburg on .elec
tion night nnd held I here In com li Mo
ment for two days. Hut when their
eases wero examined by tho military
authorities there, they wero promptly
and honorably discharged and returned
to their homes. Thero being no cause
nor even 11 reasonablo pretenso for their
uircst, thoy could not bp held In custo
dy nor their persecution continued.
Tho high-handed, outrageous and
shameless proceedings against them
enmo to an inglorious conclusion.
Owe of Sheriff Furman and Robert C
Fruit: Holtcr and. Heller (of whom
we havo Jitt spoken) being In tho cus
tody of tho Sheriff on election day, it
was believed that their votes wero
silenced or prevented and that a certain
Radical gain wns secured. Tho fact was
tho subject of conversation in tho town
and of evident exultation with tho
Radical leaders. It .was so. good a tiling
to havo power on theii side; to havo nn
accommodating Deputy Provost Mar
shal with u guard of soldiers under his
hand, nctlnc in concert with the troops
In tho cou'ity, to pick up voters and
keep them away from tho polls I After
a time tho rights of Hotter and Heller
asA-oters camqlnto consideration among
their political friends, and tho Sheriff
consulted Senator Buckalowon the sub
Ject. Tho latter promptly advised him
ithat Holter and Heller had been unlaw
fully and Improperly arrested: that
they wero not liable at all to bo arrest
ed by tho military authorities ,of tho
United States, never having been mus
tered Into tho Federal seryico nor.draft
cd under United States laws; that thero
was no law, State or Federal, which re
quired or authorized him. (tho Sheriff)
to recolvo drafted men or deserters, or
tlioso claimed to.bo such, Into tho coun
ty prison, or to hold them thero in
custody for ono moment; and that
what ho (tho Sheriff) had already dono
and might thereafter do In tho matter
of receiving and holding .such men in
chargo, was and .would bo entirely vol
untary and upon his own responsibility
without any obligation of law. Theso
views wero afterwards Jully sustained
by tho .military authorities nt Harris
burg and by Gov. Curtin and his Secre
tary and Attorney General. ThoSheriff
was further odvised that iiis relations
to tho Deputy Provo3t Marshal in tho
matter, (putting tho legal question
aside,) wero simply tlioso of comity ;
that having received tho men to nccom
modato tho Dep. Prov. Marshal and
holding them for ,that reason alone,
good faith could only require that ho
should not peamlt tnelr escapo but
should deliver thotn up to tho Deputy
Piov. Marshal when called, for: In tho
meantlmo ho could permit them to
voto in their proper election district
without any violation of faith or. of
duty. Further, that it was evident that
HoJtpr and Heller had been arrested
and put In his charge not only without
lawful causo but for the express purposo
of depriving them of their rights as
electors, and that to this .fraudulent and
unlawful cnterprlso ho ,(tho Sheriff)
would becorao a party by keeping them
iway from tho polls. Tills, as nearly as
wo can ascortain, was tho advlcorecelv
cd by Sheriff 1 urmnn nnd ho acted un
on it promptly. A. carriage wasprocur
ed, Mr. Robert C. Fruit (Clerk to tho
County Commissioners) volunteered us
nn aid to tho Sheriff, aud tho men wero
driven front, tho Jail by way of Iron
street and tho mouth of Littlo Fishing
urceic to tno uemlock election polls,
mur uiiius uisiuut, wnero tney gavo
their votes. Thus tho shamful fraud
intended by their arrest was defeated
All honor to Joslah H, Furman nnd to
tho men concerned with him In oxecut
ing this act of evident Justice! They
preserved tno law from violation, secur
od to two of their fellow-citizens their
undoubted rights nnd defied tho rago
and vengeance of power ! Their action
was legal, laudablo, bold and timely
met tho necessities of tho caso in cxaet
ly the proper manner, and deserves to
bo held In lasting; remembrance.
But tho Sheriff and his assistant did
not escapo piuils&juttiit for Uieir upright
conduct. When, m tho eourso of tho
afternoon, tho fact transpired that they
Had taken Holtcr and Heller to Buck
Horn to enable them to vote, Rail kid
oxcltementnnd indignation beearaoln
tense. To have Iho fruits of rascality
snatched from their mouths In tho very
nour of sweet enjoyment was Intolera
ble, and a dcslro for vengeance filled
overy "loll" breast. Tho dignity also
of Mr. Doputy Provost Marshal Silver
had been touched nt a tender nnint ami
required signal vindication. Therefore,
a (.quad of soldiers of Capt. Silver's
guard was sent in pursuit of tho Sheriff
and his companions with orders to ar
rest them an.l bring thorn to tho Cap
tain's Hoad Quarters in tho Exchange
Block or Biggs Buildings. This order
was oxecutod with an much of spoed as
possiulo, but almost too lato to take the
arrested parties flagranti delicto t For
tho Sheriff and his assistant with Hoi tor
and Hellpr in charge wero within coo
yorda of Ui3 JaII,.on their roturn, when
the Eoldicrs tuct and nrrestml thnni.
Thoy wero all tho whole parly put In
strict', confinement nnd held behind
bayonotsMid barred do6rs during iho
remainder or tno'day, witn imperfect
access of friends ftnd with no knowledge
oi iiio iroaunnnt. or into lor wnicn tnoy
wero reserved.'' 'That thero was no pop
ular outbreak upon that occasion ; tlmt
tho arrested men mid their friends and
tho peoplo generally submitted to this
open and Insolent outrngo upon tho
laws this most flagrant Invasion of
private right and of tho principles of
liberty furnished high ovldonco not.
only of their peaceful disposition but of
their determination to glvo no color of
Justification to tho slanders of their
enemies. Iu fact, during tho wholo
latter half of 18(11 while arrosts Wholly
unjustifiable wero being mado in vnrl
ouspartsof bur county nnd circiiimtan
cos well calculated tooxclto indignation
nnd turhulcnco wero continually occur
ring, our peoplo everywhere remained
peaceful nnd law-abiding. Under great
and continued profftcatlon they firmly
kept tho peace nnd by their conduct
gnvo tho most effectual contradiction
possiblo to thoso miscreants both nt
homo nndnbroad who defamed them.
By unbroken patience nnd by upright
conduct they proved boyond nil dispute
that tho chnrgoof Insurrection by them
or of nn Insurrectionary spirit among
them, was n baso and utter falsehood,
ntonly for denunciation or contempt.
Sheriff Furman nnd the others abovo
named, wero arrested about four o'clock
In tho afternoon. Thoy wero sent In
tho evening of tho samo day, under
guard, to Hnrrisburg, whero tliey nr
rived a llttlo after midnight. They
wero then thrust into n room in the
third story of n building used by tho
Provost Marshal, among negroes, boun,
ty Jumpers, deserters nnd other vilo
scum of tho nrmy. Thero thoy wero
kept that night nnd Wednesday nnd
Wednesday night, but by reason of the
activo exertions of their friends on
Thursday thoy wero graciously allowed
quarters In tho County Penitentiary,
Tho conclusion of their caso will boglv.
en lu our next number.
Multicultural Items.
STiiAWiinnitiEsshould bo daily sprin
kled from tho time they nro In blossom
till they begin to color. Tho effect is
sexual and consists in a moro uniform
diffusion of tho pollen from tho male
organs. It greatly Increases tho crops
nnd no labor pays better. But thoy
need only sprinkling, tho roots need no
watering. TheRussol strawberry has
not sufficient constitution to complete
tho ripening process, nnd why should
they not be thinned as well ns some oth
er fruits. Leavo only one or two berries
on each petiole (stem.)
See to tho currant bushes beforo tho
destroyers havo commenced; prevention
is better than cure. Suckers should bo
pulled out; how thrifty this will mako
them 1 Currants aro somo of our most
valuablo fruits. Is.lt not a sin to neg
lect n horso or a cow ? Well then, it is
nlso a sin to neglect plants. Pull them
out If you can't attend them.
The samo effect of removing thosuek
ers Is seen on tho raspberries. "Without
this they will soon givo out. Of tho, ap
proved kinds the. Philadelphia is tho
most prolific. and tho hardiest, tho.Ant
werps tno best flavored and prolific too
but tender. Tho Black-cap (Doolittlo)
Is a humbug, a wild kind, but prolific
and sweet, though small. All tho over
hearing kinds nro hero (Bloomsburg)
not worth cultivating except as curi
osities. Tho newer kinds will hardly
comp up to tho Antwcrps in quality, or
to tho Philadelphia In productiveness
nnd hardiness. Tho horticultural proas
has not yet alluded much to tho point
that this Inst berry possesses tho merit
Of being nlmost thornlcss.
Gooseberries. (Let us havo a deriva
tion of tills name.) Theso aro wonder
fully proliflc.and somoof ourfalr friends
know how to preparo a delicious pro
servo of 'them. No uso to try those
largo English kinds; no doctoring can
mako them do well I Tho Houstjn, if
not tho best, Is ono of tho very best.
Urapes nro subject to mildew, or rath
er to mildows in various forms. Tho
most efficient cultivators prevent this
almost fatal evil with th.rco or, four ap
plications of flour of sulphur; ono be
foro blossoming, ono soon after, ono
When tho berries, nro half grown and
tho last just beforo they begin to ripen.
Somo varieties must bo thinned. Mul
ching promotes mlldow. II. Z.
The Ulght Hour I.mv.
lit (he 1'resldenl of the United Stales of
uimericai
a rnocr,MATioN.
Wabiitnoton, May 21. M'icrcat,
Tho net of Congress approved Juno 25.
1803, constituted, on nnd after that da(o,
eight hours n day's work for nil labor
ers, workmen nnd mechanics employed
by or on behalf of tho government of
tho United States, nnd repealed nil nets
and parts of nets Inconsistent therewith;
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses S.Grant,
President of tho United States, do here
by direct that from nnd nftcr this dnto
no reduction shall bo mndo In tho wages
paid by tho Government by tho day to
such laborers, workmon nnd mechanics
on nccount of such reduction of tho
hours of labor.
In testimony whereof I havo iicrcun
to set my hand and caused tho seal of
tho United States to bo nll'lxed.
Dono at tho City of Washington, this
19th day of May, In tho year of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
slxty-nino, nnd of tho Independence of
tho United States tho ninety-third.
By tho President: U. S. GRANT.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State.
The Columbian is ono tho best and
ablest Democratic papers in this section
of thoStato. In fact It Is tho only Demo
cratic nancr which has met tho expec
tations of tho Democracy of Columbia
county, and wo congratuiato lricnti
Brockway upon his abundant success.
It is tho only Democratic- organ nt tho
county sent no factional paper now
being published there and as n conse
quence tho Democratic party in that
county nro united, harmonious nnd
strong. Democrat.
Tho success of The Columbian af
fords us great pleasure. It is n young
paper, started only a fewycars ego. Tun
Columbian started out as tho paper of
the people, nnd, though cried down by
tho "ring," ns It was called, went for
tho Interest of tho wholo party, and the
result last fall proved tho wisdom of Its
course tho democratic majority of tho
county reachlng.S.OOOnd now The Co
lumbian is, It seems, tho only paper
published in thnt county. Wo con
gratuiato tho editor upon his prosperi
ty, nnd tho wonderful success of tho
party. Lot our county profit by tho
glorious cxamplo of Columbia county.
Our majority hero can easily bo mado to
reach ono thousand, if moro liberal
views were advocatedin certain quarters
and tho peoplo will themselves make
their own selections of leaders and stand
ard-bearers. Tills full let us havo
greater harmony than over. Let us go
to tho primary elections, each man
voting for his choice.despito tho clamor
ings and misrepresentations of broken
down politicians, and when a decision
Is made nbldo by it. Not only nbido by
it,but mark thoso who do uot. Thou wo
will nil must all work together for
tho ticket for upon its success depends
tho success of all our principles. Demo-
cratio Guard.
"We last week published n list of tho
owners of unpatented lands in this
county and amount or taxes duo. Tho
followlug Is tho official notice with re
gard to.tho same, which applies to our
County as well.
SURVEYOB UEXERAL'S OFFICE.
IlARniSBUito, Pa.,- May C, 1SG3.
To the Owners of Unpatented Lands:
In obedlenco to nn Act or Assembly,
approved tho eighth day of April, ono
thousand eight hundred nnd sixty-nine,
youarohoruby notified that tho "Coun
'ty Land Lien Docket," containing tho
list of unpatented lands for Dauphin
county, prepared under the Act of As
sembly or tho twentieth of May, ono
thousand eight hundred nnd sixty-four,
nnd tho supplement thereto, has this
day been forwarded to tho prothonotary
or tho county, at whoso office It may bo
examined. Tho Hens can only bo llqul
dated by tlio payment of the purchaso
monoy, Interest nnd fees, nnd receiving
patents through this Deportment. Pro
feedings by tho Attorney Gencrnl havo
been stayed forono year from this dato,
in order that parties may obtain their
patents without additional cost.
JACOB M. CAMPBELL,
Survoyor General.
State Sunday-School Conven
tion. Tho Annual Convention will bo
hold at Wllliamsport, Pennsylvania,
beginning on Tuesday, Juno 1st, at ten
o'clock, A. M.
Arrangements havo been made on a
liberal scale, to mako this tho best Sunday-school
Convention yet held in Penn
sylvania.
Sunday-school teachers and superin
tendents, and clergymen interested in
tho work, aro cordially invited to bo
present, from all parts of tho State.
Each Sunday-school is requested to
send ono or moro delegates.
In order to securo entertainment, de
legates will plcaso notiry tho eommltteo
at Wllliamsport, of their intention to
attend the Convention. Address as
early as possiblo,
,A. Updeqiiaff, Esq.,
Wllliamsport, Pa.
Ministers and superintendents through
out tho Stato, and newspapers general
ly, aro requested to glvo publicity to tho
fact that n cordial invitation is oxtehd
ed to all Sunday-school workers who
can attend this Convention.
Tho prominent Railroad Companies
havo agreed to mako tho customary re
duction to delegates who pass over their
roads.
Geokce A. Peltz, Pres.,
Alfkei) Tayloii, Scc'y.
Of tho Pennsylvania Sabbath-School
Association.
General Slocum, in hislccturo on
"Military Lessons of tho War," tolls
tho following story in his referenco to
tho battle of Bull Bun :
Tho influence of our officers over their
men, and tho state of our discipline, is
best illustrated by nn Incident which oc
curred on tho field In tho heat of tho bat
tle.An ofllcer,who hassinco becomo very
prominent aud well known throughout
the country, was then in command of a
brigado on tho right of our line. Wliilo
riding over the field, ho discovered a
soldier concealed in a holo in the ground
which was of just sufficient dimensions
to 'afford him shelter. Tho Goneral rodo
up to him, Inquired as to his regiment,
nnd ordered him to Join It at onco. Tho
man, looking him full In tho face.placed
his thumb upon Ills nose, nnd replied ,
"No you don't, old fellow, you want
tins nolo yourself."
Why is it? Many business meu
uvoeated Grant's olectlon on tho
ground tlmt it wouldjglvo eonfldenco to
tho business community, and strength
en trade. When Grant was Inaugurat
ed gold stood Ht nbout 130, and now It
ranges about 140, an increaso of ten per
cent. Why is this? Whero Is tho do-
crease in tho cast of living, and tho easy
times promised ? Wo confess wo don't
think matters havo been Improved bv
Grant's election.
The "Woraan'b Rights" movement
Is dally progressing. Mrs. Van Cott has
been regularly licensed to preach in tho
Methodist Episcopal Church and Is now
holding forth In Now York. Sho is tho
first woman oyer licensed by that do-
nomination. Postmistresses. Editresses
audi Preachoresses wo'vo no doubt
they'll voto oventually.
In the south-eastern part or Nevada
thero Is a mountain of salt, live mllea
long, six hundred feci hlcrb. and of un
known depth said to be as pure ns
inni got irom tno mines or Crocow In
Poland.
Extensive Art-Gallery. Next
to tho Bible, no book Is moro usoful
than Webster's Dictionary. Tho Una
bridged Is an cxlenslvo art-gaIIery,con-talning
over threo thousand engravings
representing almost overy animal, In
sect, reptile, implement, plant, etc,
which wo know anything nbout. It Is
a vust library, giving information on
nlmostovery montlonablo sublect. It
Indeed has been well remarked that It
Is the most remarkable compendium of
Human knowledge In our language.
Jiovteioia Aavocale.
FitKAKs of Lioutnino. During tho
inuuucr storm on Suuday afternoon
lost, tho polo In front orMothlas Gross
Ip's Eaglo Hotel, 3C0 Centro street, this
borough, was struck by lightning. It
then glanced off to tho ironrod project-
nig irom xno corner of tho hotel, nnd to
which tho sign is attached, and then
penetrated the building, stunnluc Mrs.
GrcRslo aud a young lady, nnd killing
uireo or Jour ravorito young canary
birds, nnd stunning two of tho older
ones. Fortunately, no further damagu
was uono. I'oftMlle Standard.
What has becomo of nil the 'rebels,'
copperheads,' ku-kiuxes,' and other
raw-heads and bloody.bonos that used
to MI tho columns or Radical papers
nnu inguien mo Hunday-schooIsorNow
England ? It looks as ir tho loll wero
too much engaged In domestic quarrels
to find hard words to throw nt other
people.
General Ncivh.
Boston, May 20. Tho first mass re
hearsal of tho Boston singers in tho
Poaco Jubllco chorus, numbering over
threo thousand, took placo In Music
Hall lasl evening, under tho superin
tendence of Carl Zorrhau, and Is pro
nounced by musical critics nn extraor
dinary success. In numbers It was tho
largest chorus over assembled In this
country.
HAUTFonn, Conn., May 20. A re
markably largo nnd brilliant mclcor
wns observed at 11:10 o'clock to-night.
It seemed to grow rapidly from about
tho slzo of a star to a largo boll of firo,
which shot across tho heavens from
south southwest to cast northeast, nbout
forty-flvo degrees nbovo tho horizon,
leaving n very largo and brilliant trail.
It shedn palcish-bluo light, much moro
brilliant than inoonllRht, casting shad
ows In tho streets nnd nttrncllng tho
attention of persons Indoors.
PATER MILL BURNED IN NORRI8TOWN.
Norristown, May 20. Tho paper
mill of Markloy, Smith & Co., nt this
plnce, was totally destroyed by firo
Tuesday night. Tho mill has been but
lately fitted up with all tho now and
improved paper machinery. Tho origin
of tho firo is, nt present, unknown, but
Is supposed to havo been caused by
spontaneous combustion. Tho loss, as
near as can bo estimated nt this time,
will bo nbout $80,000, only half covered
by insurance.
Nashville, May 21. Tho Republl
can Stato Convention met this morning.
Thero was a split on tho election of
temporary Chairman, and n motion
was mado to adjourn sine die, which
was carried.
New York, May 21. Tho General
Assemblies of tho Old and New School
Presbyterians met yesterday, and It is
highly probablo that a reunion of tho
two branches will bo effected. A com
mlttco of Confercnco from each body
was appointed forfurtherlngthls object,
Scranton, May 22. Tho miners havo
held u formal meeting, and voted for
suspension 3C9, nnd against 11403. Thero
will consequently bo no suspension
New York, Muy 23. Wo again havo
to chroniclo two horrid murders, ono in
tho city, whero a German named Kobel,
mado a frightful attack upon his fitraily,
smashing his wife's skull and killing
ono child, a girl, nnd then shot himself
twice, in tho breast. At last accounts
both ho and his wlfo wero alive.
Tho other wa3 in Westchester county
It seems that Cowan and McDon
ncll, proprietors of tho Rossendalo Ho
tel, Morrlssiana, quarrelled, when Mc
Donnell struck his partner on the head
with n club, killing him instantly,
McDonnell surrendered himself to tho
authorities.
THE MINERS' STRIKE RESUMED,
ScRANTON.Muy 21. This morning nn
anonymous notice .hreatonlng death to
any miner who descended tho shnft to
work was found posted up at thoOxford
mine. A wl'd nnd most unreasonable
panic rapidly spread among tho miners.
In nil but four mines tho men refused
to work. Everybody has been taken
by surpriso by this chango of front nnd
nothing can bo predicted ns to tho ulti
mato result.
May 24th. A Helena, Montana, dis
patch reports a despcrato soven-hours'
fight between tho men of tho settle
ment of Muscle Shell and about two
hundred Santco Sioux, who mado nn
attack on tho settlement, and tho final
repulso of tho attacking party, with
thirty killed, including n "renegade
hair-breed," and thirty scalped.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Titusyille, Pa., May 21. Yester
day nrtcrnoon,shortlyafterthreoo'clock,
n boiler connected with'an oil well on
tho farm of J. W. Humphrey, about
throo miles from this city, exploded
with terrific force. Tho engineer, whoso
name, is yet unknown, was Instantly
killed, and tiio fireman injured iu such
a manner as to render his recovery
doubtful. Fragments of tho holler wero
thrown n dlstanco of ono hundred yards.
Tho causo or tho explosion is unknown,
New York, May 23. A frightful
explosion took placo yesterday at tho
oil works of Weeks & Co.t Bulls' Head
which resulted in tho destruction of
property to tho value of 5150,000 and
tho wounding moro oi les-s of some 20
men.
Philadelphia, May 23. Tho First
Division or Pennsylvania Militia wero
reviewed yesterday by Gov. Geary, tho
Mayor and Members or Common and
Select Councils. It is estimated that
twenty-flvo hundred men uniformed
and equipped wero in tho lino of parade.
CUBAN SYMPATHY
It Is reported that tho steamer Qua
ker City, which has been fitting out bo
low this city for several weeks under
suspicious circumstances, was seized af
ter haviug started for sea. Sho hnd
changed her uatno and hoisted a Brit
ish ling. Sho wa3 intended for Cuban
service.
New York, May 23.
EXTENSIVE FIRE.
Tho cxtcnslvo refiucry of Devoo &
Pratt located at Hunter's Point, Long
Island, was destroyed by firo this morn
ing. Tho flames extended to tho es
tablishment of John Provost, oil mer
chant, which together with Its contents,
was consumed. Soveral adjoining build
ings wero burned down, A brig lying
at tho dock also took firo and was burn
ed to tho water's edge. Tho total loss
will not fall short of.ono million dollars.
Tho firo at Hunter's Point IsMHl rag
ing. Over four acres nro now burning.
Eight propellers nnd other vessels havo
been burned so far.
A Itcnilnlsccnco or llic Rebel
lion. The Whcollne (Vn.) Meghtcr, pub
lishes nn Interesting nnd curious nner-
doto concerning tho Hnmpton noaus
f'nnfYM-Mien between President Lincoln
and Mr. Sownrd on tho part of tho Uni
ted Stales, nnd Messrs. Hunter, mo
phcus nnd Campbell on tho part of tho
Southern Confederacy, for tho cessation
of hostilities and tho conclusion of peace.
A llttlo previous to this meeting, it win
bo remembered, Mr. F. I. Blnlr, Sr.,
mndo n mysterious visit to Richmond,
tho object nnd result of which nro dis
closed In tho parngrapu to wnicn wo
refer, tho essential part of which is tno
following :
I'WMIn In Mnr on. Smvth County, a
fow days ngo, I had tho pleasure of
soveral lengthy chats with Ilon.Fayctto
M'MullIn. llo says thatslncotho war,ho
was ono day In tno President's nouso in
Washington, conversing with Hon. F.
lilnlr. Rr. Mr. Ulalr told him thnt soon
after M'Mullln's 'pcaco resolution' had
been Introduced Into tho Confederate
Congress, Mr. Lincoln, being extremely
anxious to brine nbout n pence, honor-
nblo allko to both sections of tho coun-
try.and foreseeing, and tctsung to avoia,
thepolitlcal consequences of the military
suojugauonoj me mown, sent; mm iiur,
Ulnlrl to Richmond to confer with Mr,
Davis and learn what arrangement or
tho difficulties could bo made, no was
passed through tho lines or tho contend
ing armies and conducted to Mr. Davis'
hnuso in Richmond. After a lomr con
versation with Mr. Davis nnd other
prominent gentlemen for whom Mr,
Davis sent, nnd for whom Mr. Blnlr In
quired, Mr. Davis said that ho had no
proposition to mako. Mr. Blair then
proposed that General Leo's nrmy bo
marched Into .Mexico against tiici' rencii
that General Grant would follow ami
support tho movement; that tho united
'I I.I .l.t.. ..... I.V.III... .
armies wuuiu iiuvu uiil imtAiiiiiiiiiu
and then tho Southern States should
namo thclrown termsor reconstruction.
ovcrything short or independence being
guaranteed. At Mr. Davis' request tills
proposmton was inauo in writing, nnu,
nftcr somo consultntion and reflection,
wns signed ana acccpicu by mm. Jir,
Blnlr returned to Washington nnd Mr,
Lincoln wns hinhlu delinked with the
success of the negotiation. It wns In tho
hopo of consummating this arrange
ment that Mr. Lincoln nnd Mr. Soward
met tho 'I'enco Commissioners,' Hons.
Stephens, Hunter nnd Campbell, nt
jjortress iuonroo; out mere, 10 .ur.
Lincoln's chagrin, tho Committee de
clnrcd that they had been instructed by
Mr. Davis to Insist upon the indenen-
denco of tho South, and would listen to
no other proposal. And thus tho wholo
auaircamotoa'inost lame and impo
tent conclusion."
NEW ADYEKTISMENTS
MAMMOTH GRUCKiii.
,r t a 1 '. n.
MAIM ASII tlWN HTIIFKT, 1 1 MOT M? 11 III! 11 Mi
nn: citoiciiMT mtooEium and
provisions,
rimtnntly on lmml nml Mr mo iu ino iowim
mniKci rairo.
rou.HTitr rnonrcr. taken in kxciiakob,
May .?,'-''""'
The Princess do-la Tour D'Auvergno
has purchased tho Mount oroilves, and
has presented it to tho French Govern
mciit.
jy 10 N T I S T It Y
I trjitiocl Till I v
no inoiPM nnu RQiillctnn,
mi; j v .i. iiu'jmrcii
mmuu'mlWm In tiu.n
li pnivlitnl wllh llio laiVii , 1M
'I'kktii wlilc.li will bo I "wl VhWL
Mlvcr nml rublwr Im uiffiv U
nrnl toelli. Tecllt txtrn"ffi,!''?p
must ntinrnvnt tiielliixln, Wijft
io ipuui cHri'iuiiyniMl .:,
ItPHIitence nml nnL V Itt-Mft
Conrt Houao, sumo mdn. ii ,
TJRIARCIlKliK
JJ ........
BOUNTY EXCESS
.t. v
ycnrlSOI.
AUDITOR HTATEMENT.
Hmtth nml Jiio. Klsncr Buncrvlmrs for
DR.
1571 a
To cnsli of different iK.,n,oiis nml coin-
minces
To unpnlit notes mid snt-
Bcrlptlon MOD 71
To nmount not subscribed
or pnlil
To lmlntioe itno Mmlth ft Klsncr
CR.
Ily cnsli pnlil J. O. Jncoby paymaster
Uy commission on J1571 !2nt2,'por
Ily cash paid mulltors for this nc-
Ily HmliU services
8.17)2 40
Tlio undorslnncd linvo examined llio above ac
count nml llnd It to lie correct. Wo Hurt tal
nnco duo Hmltli ft Klsnor one thousand nluo
liu Jdrcd nnd elolity-elglit dollnrs.nnd four cents.
ZViiSbv auttiorlty Sctol assembly npproveil
12lli, day of Jlarcli A. D.1MJ.
Urlnrcreclt, April ), '09.
.INO.ll.HMITH, ) , ,
WM. I.AMON, Auditors.
HTKI'HKN MlCHAlX, J
May isyca-st
pOWDF.R KEGS AKtuhi,
W.M.WONIlOEicil,''
nupcn,rx 'n(
Mannfiiclurors of
' I'OWDKltKEn, V
and dealers In all kinds of cn'
IiUJIBEIt, ni
Blve notlco thnt they are prepay Q?
mcir cusvom wiiu uispatcli, and ,
uuai
Still 10
31)01
0 OA
3 W
piIAHTEIl OAK I,m-,JE'
.ur. u. "."weeny agent foro,' 'I'
:erno Counties. Dear Sir. t?'i
I take pleasure In acktiottinhi.
lvo thousand dollars Irom jH1'
B
MAItOItEEK BOUNTY FUND.
AUDITORS' STATEMENT.
J, C Hmllh Collector of bounty tax.
DR.
To balance, auditors' statement May
21111, 107
t ' ...'.. .I..llnn,a Kit? A 1SRK
To ensn rrom uvires. uus.cuu.-u muu
lax isou
To cash rrom t'o.Tres. unseated lnnd
tax 1SH
9 1 .2 1 1 OS
8, m in
no oa
in: ci
HVMl 72
$5,270 Oil
l.lliS (II
ii.h in
.11 22
r,,ro w
CR.
Ily bonds icdccmcd
Ily Interest pnld on lioiuls
ily commissions
Ily exonerations
Ily balance unpaid nnd uncollected
Tho undersigned havo examined Iho nliovo
account nnd llnd It lo bo con cel.
llrlarcieck, Anrll SO, 'w.
ivn ir mmitii
W.M.'l.A.MON. Alldllois,
HTKrilKN MICHAEL,
May 2S,'B)-3t
POLITICAL.
Icmocrntlc Slate Convention.
Tho Democratic Stato Convention for Iho nom
ination of candidates for Iho onleo of Governor
nnd Judgo of tho Supremo Court, will meet at 10
o'clock a, M on WEDNESDAY, July 11th, ISO),
In tho Hall of tho House of Repichenlathes, nt
Hnrrisburg. Ily order of tho Demociotlc .Slate
Committee.
WM. A. WALLACE, Chalrmau.
DAvm Caldwell, Sccrctnry.
CaiKlIdalcs for Nomination.
The following gentlemen havo becnmcntloucd
for nomination to tho several County Olltces to
bo filled by election tho prescut year, and their
names will bo presented for tho consideration of
tho Democratic County Convention:
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
J. It. JAMESON,
MAIS TOW.SSIIll',
HiOTHONOTARV,
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
JESSE COLEMAN,
ULOOM TOVN8im
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
11. FRANK HAltlt,
miAVKIt TOWNSHIP.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOHV,
m.ooM Tow.vMiir,
JOHN SNVDER,
on.iNon Towxsmi',
D. B. HAMPTON,
MADISO.V ! OWN'SIIII'.
Washington Xcivi,
Washinqton, Slay 0, Tlio Secre
tary or tlio Treasury has directed tho
Assistant Treasurer at Now York to sell
gold hereoftor, until otherwise ordered,
to tho extent or $2,000,000 weekly, In
stead or $1,000,000, as heretofore, on
account or the surplus gold still accum
ulating In tho Treasury.
PU1ILIODE11T STATEMENT.
May 3. Tlio monthly statement or
thoptibllcdcbtlorMaywlll show a do
crcaso or $7,000,000.
MOTLEY'U INSTRUCTIONS.
The most that can bo reliably ascer
tained or tho instructions to Sllu'ibtcr
Motley is that thoyaro moro oraccnor-
al than u upeelUc character, aud do not
contemplate any speedy action on his
P art with regard to the Alabama claims.
In vlow orthoprcsontBcntlmcnt In En
gland upon tlio bubejet, ir for no other
reason, Mr. Motley will Inform her
Majesty's government or tho dcslro or
our own to adjust all pending questions
on u basis that will strengthen tho
friendly relations between tho two
countries.
TREASURER.
DAVID LOWENREHG,
HL005I TOWNSHIP,
W. 15. KOONS,
11I.Q021 TOWX81IU'.
J. S. SANDERS,
iihr.wicK iionouoii.
A USTIN & CO'S
(jltEAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.
a t n t tj o n I n i! I. A n a.
Will bo Issued nnd rendv for Aisenls nud custo
mers ou and after April 20th, containing tho lar
gest nud most liberal Exchnngo und l'remlum
T.lvt nvrr lx.m,l.
Agents of Clubs of Thirty nnd upwards, will
havo their premiums Increased one-fourth wheu
nil ino cnecus nro reiuriiMi.
wnllir roll l'S AND WE WILL WOP.K FOll YOU.
Agents wnntcd everywhere, circulars sent
free. Address.
AUSTIN & CO.
32 & SO Federal, nnd 107, 111. 113 Congress Streets,
i;i)STur"i, .mass,
!ny2S,'C9-lt
'JL EACllLllb' INSTITUTE
OR THE SIXTH DlMl'llICT.
Ill llio great work of emancipating mankind
from the thraldom of Ignorance, superbllllon nnd
barbarism, tho Teacher holds a very responslbl o
oillce; nnd that Tcachcrwho lias a comprehensive
and a clear apprehension of the nature of the
work Intrusted In his bauds, will gladly embrace
every opportuulty for personal Improvement ns
well as the elevation of his omco.
In compliance with a request from many sucn
teachers wo havo mado arrangements to hold
special Term adapted to the wants of all grades
ofTcachcis. Ablo l'rofessors will glvoelass drills
and ilaily lectures upon methods of Teaching
and management of Schools. Many of tho l)is-
tlngulshcd Educators of this and otiicr Slates
have been Invited und aro cxpectedto attend and
gt ous tho benefit of their expcilcnce, nud w
can but hopo aud trust that very many of the
Teachers of our Hlate.wlll come and enjoy a sea-
son of refreshing, nud spend at least a part of
their vacation Iu btudy lUKhmaklngtha acquaint.
auco of, nnd in comparing notes with other llvi
teachers.
Come then nud let us nil unite lu moving for-
wnrd tho gicnt cause of humau amelioration.
Wo expect to havo our rino Hoarding Hall fur
ulshed bo that a largo number of the teachers can
board iu thelnstllutlon, nnd It seems fitting that
n convention of teachers should bo tho Urst to
occupy thatnoblo structure,
A cordial Invitation Is extended to alt tho
County Superintendents to tako part lu tho pre
paration and exercises, rlso School Directors
to visit tho School. It will nll'ord Directors a good
oppoitunity to secure good teachers and good
teachers good positions.
Wo will furnish Text llooks for the bene
fit of tho teachers excepting In cases wuero
a teacher wishes to study some particular Author,
lu which caso tbey will bring their own, The ex
pense lor Hoard, Rooks and Tuition, wilt ho live
dollars per week and teachers can stay as long or
short a timo as their circumstances require
The Term will commeuco Juno 2Sth and cou
tlnuo until tho opening of Fall Term Aug, 8, IMill.
Tor luithcr Information. address
HENRY CARVER, A. M.
l'l Inclpul of Illoomsburg Btato Normal School.
May2S,'C0-tf
illoomsburg, Jan.3l,'Mif
XJ
lv
11
rei
nei
nvuer. nn.l
recommending the cIlAlirtii
BUHANCK COJll'ANYfurili1,!''
fair dcnllng. riilsconipanyi,&an
OI OlIiSIANDIMI i'MJJla'jf'in.
cn ncels nnd returns thimto iKill'
!'.I:flVt
Insurance enn bo elleclcail!ii;'bp
gO OK STORE ci,
Tho undersigned, havlnn 1 1 he
lately occupied by Dr. 1'. Jo?,?, S 11 .
tho I'.xchaiiEO Hotel, wnui.i ;,,',?? Id
tho County that there will
nlull nssortmcntor ,a,w!'110i
llOOKB, (JTAT10NERY, AND t. n
Also tho various Magadan ui.i
published In this country, ordent 111
Us promptly attonded to. Tnl
THE CIRCULATING Llu,
which has been in existence fort, 'r
tho stroiiKer suimort nr n, V.'a '
terms nro reasonable, ami uiIJiikIo
are needed tojustily un luiri-Zw ,
oi volumes. ' )
'llio usual large stock of I
NOTIONS AND I'ANmi,.,
will bo kept up and no palu,
tlio wants of putchasors. """gj
May li.'(i9-tf tOf
J X X U IU, icc
1110 uiuicrsiencii nav imrniinai"'
notlco Is hereby given to nil
111111 uitjjuuiL uccouuior tiole.toa..
an enrlv ilav. '
nn early day.
May ll,'S9-3t
R. V.M
On,1
IS'
JiAItM FOlt SALE. !ol
Tho subscriber oners forsnteiwOl
In Oranso towiishlu (.nlini.i.i , ...
one mllo from Orungevlllo conn.
and III l'erchcs, awnciesor Mlilciini
and the balanco tlinbcicd uk"'
nnd Yellow l'lnc,ono orchard fc
onojiwclllng House, nnd one Et. 'I
gooahrntcr. For fin ther parildiv'1
JULU e
Lalrdsvllte, I.ycomlqj
CHAS. Q. BARKl'u
Attorney at Li
DLOOMSHURG, (!0LIEI1
Office In the Exchange Ruildini.Kcs
Widmyer it Jaeboy's Conlctliunm
aboro the exchange Hotel. rr
UIooMftburgi Jan. 1, IUGQ. J
WHOOPING COUGH CI
DELEVAU'B OELKIIKATQ
cit air nn.t .r.trulf.t1
ll
Prepared nt Blx nnd Wood fciv
W Ask your Drngglst for it.
II
s
FECIAL- NOTICE,
COMMISMIONRR,
cntus hobbins,
risiiiNacr.EEK towksmii',
11. 1. WIIITKMAN,
(IIIKENWOOI) TOWKSIIir-.
Siieclal Notice.
A 0 HE AT ItEJIEDY.
. .'Oil TUB CUKE OP
THROAT AND LUNO DISEASRS.
Dr. WUhnrt'a Pino Treo Tar Cordlnl.
. It lathe vital vrlnclolo of tho l'lno t.po ni..
ii ,?5 ? n itSu."ar Puo"ln the diitliilatlon of
nra reined '"suvsv meuicai properues
ItU the Onlv Hnf.ivnnr,l n,..t .nllnl,ln ,..
Uie'wneTfce" beCn l,rcr"lrca ltom tl J"! ut
tii. nSJri??.raw lhe alncstlvo organs and lcsforcs
It strenuttinnK itm ,iiitninfI..i
f.iip.u,rlflo"u"Jollrlcht'"" blood, and exixls
lhein7rraV1f,'JSe?unI-.!'UleS,,,WW
.V.......".1.8 pnnciplo nets upon the Irritated
kuriace of tlio lungs and throat
lullammntlini.
It Is the. result of years of siuilv mi.i .r
!!)cV,l;.a"J 'twulfereu to the HllUctod, with the
pos live assurance of lu power to euro I he lol.
lowing diseases. If tho pu'tlent has iiot t'l liSa
delayed n resort lolhoincans ofeuro !-
D'fAhc'S' ffi". Wopiu'g'coU
oU w'il'i.e.rrf5 mon.?.r' "'rucllona'Sr Df. 1 "
h ,".'. liuTne Tnr Cordlal.'wo auswoV-
broncB i'f.i'nif"" col'Ha ,lbot the throSt nTid
ai Mnl? .Vc"' c.a'ul Irritation nud coughr
Ai, wost Ihroat aud Luim HeincMllpii nrH ,.,
" i"iruciieu,nna the unhealthy fluids com-.
ftiulto and aro retained in tho system cauffi
r!hvs1e0lanj:0,,a lho '"t luuo.'t'eSK'S
3d. Thel'iueTrcoTar Cordial, with Us niM.
' P rcferuble, because th$ y remivo tho
o?oJ?hii in' Sllou !'.U.'? njucous membiauo nia
bronchial tulios.awbit tho luugs to nctaud thiow
ptr the unhealthy secretions, and purify the
blSil1i,"eetlllcll, making thecure i rfeit
nmir,ih,,",tlH"u,.ou "le "l Id" offlM liuudral.
w'J,10"."""1" "'.Ccrtltlcates, irom Men itu.l
Women of nnquobtlouable f baracter who woro
"'wvldeu0co'u"flJVi,?'iVir 11 10 ""J- "iSuS '
heSuh by7he'viu1 rfflTK
ouUo'rUbUv",f,uli";co wloiS he Snsulle-d lil
Ta r ?',L"?i"j rce K'l'arge. l'rlce of l'lno 'J reo
Fx nV,' T.m JiSS p,''r J1011.'' "!' "cut by
Vlfli5ri m ? v 1 l'r Address. "UHi.dL
May"lwVuf !u:i;CNotll,i!a'a'-'l,"l'dlphurift
FOH NEAT AND OIIEAF
JOB PIlTNTTisin
(all at 7l,e ColumLIiii Oflkc, lllooinslur r."
LAZAltUS & JIOUUIS'
CELRURATUD
l'KIt FECTED SPECTACLES
AND KYE OI.ASSK8.
One of tho firm will ho at tho Sloro o!
, their Agent, ,
MIsh A. D. WEIJ'U,
s- BTATIONlUt,"
JILOOMSIWUG 1A.,
' . t
Ono (1) day only
Monday June 14th, 16C9.
Ho attends for the purpoko uf assisting
Minn A. D. WEI1B,
IN FITTINa TIH: EYI3 IN DIFFICULT OR
UNUSUAL CAHIX.
Tlioso mircring from liupnlicd ordUeased vlslou
nio recommindcd to avail themselves of this
opportunity
OUR M'KCTACI.ISAND EYK-auKHKH '
ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO HE
,1 TIIK MOST 1'ERFECT
usslstnncelo sight ner lunuufuiluicd, nnd can
nlwnysbo relied upon as allbidlug perfect eate
and comfort while itrcngthenlng and pieserylng
Iho Eyes most thoroughly
AVo tako occasion to notify tho Puhjie
that wo employ no pedlars, nnd tn
caution them ngaln&t thoho pro
tending to havo our goods
for sale.
Feb, ii,-ca,-iy.
TEAFNESS. ULINDNESS AKT1
i7 Catarrh Heated with tbeutinost success, by
l.ye um( nir, hit niecloUy) in Hit itulltal Cotlrat
i I'cimtylmnlu, Uttw t rptriniee, (formerly of
lyUili, llpllaud.f No. bo5 Arch (street, l'fiua.
iCSlIlUOUlalU CHll IiA ..M'll nt hlilllHlrA. It.n n.uHl'
mull'
)illucnllyurolnTlUxl to ucomiMUiy tbelr pa.
tlents. Hsliehos uo secreUlu LU uibiiim. I..
Uncial eji luserted xttliont wlu. No dtorga
lor examination.
Jsu. I9,'a..lyr
MELIIUOLD'S EXTIt ACT S AIIS A.
1'AlllLLA cleanses aud renovates the blood,
is tho vigor of health Into the system, aiul
purges, out lhe humors that make disease.
GET THE BE!'
WEUSTEU'S UNAUltU'0
TIONAltY.
OOCOknuiiavings; 1810 i-aucsdui,
10,000 Words and Meanlngi tt
tlonarlcs.
Viewed ns u whole, wo are cott
other living language has a Jkiii
fully and faithfully sets forth IJ,
tlou ns this last edition of WcUut
our, written and siokeu Euglnl
per Jltiffaxlnc. n
These threo books nro tho sun 1
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The most useful aud remarkable',
of human knowledge In our IW
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WEUSTER'H NATIONAL P! '
DICT10iJA.1V.
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Monthly.
"In many respects, this Diction'
convenient ever published."-!':,
"As u manual of relereuce, il ltf
ted for use In families and school' 1 1
"It Is altogether the best Ireiisr,
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Muy7,'tW-tf J,
1,000 MEN WA'f
830 per week profit on 85 Capl!.
entirely new, bend for circulars:
gift enterprise or humbug. AiWw
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Feb. 2(l,'ii0-3m.
rtONSUMPTION CAN tU
wily Dr.CO.aarrlson'siiewprowi
Call or address Dr, O. U. U AM
EI a IITH Bt. l'htladelphla, l'n. Jr
I'.M. Special attention gH eu to
LUNll Diseases. ?
QUANTITY YS QUAUp
UOLD'S Extract SarsarrUU t
m ull. Those w ho desire a W f
large doses of medicine ERIE, 1
JVTEW FURNITUKE Iti
ON M IN STREET, BLOOMSE'"
JAMES O A
Respectfully Informs the crnxgr
ond vlcl nlty, that he has at W" ,
cluilrsof every description, bua;f
hies large aud small, bedsteads."'11!
cardun i toilet tables, lookliilll
tunny other articles of lurnlw"
manufacture. . ,,,:
The public are cordially lnv'M'i
amino Ills stock, Ho will sell f".
terms. - , .,1
Hpeclal attention will 11.
all kinds of furniture. Cheap M"
II. IRVINE'S GHEA'i
' M E D I C I '
cseii ron moiietiiak ronivir1
Is tho most successfulmedlclnr'JJ
the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Wl"'
Disease, Ague Fever, aud dlstsw
Is made entirely of
ROOTS AND llli
Ono doso
one.who gives it a fair trial. 2jr 1
without It. It Is astonishing
effected InCentronndUrlarcrccs'
lluutlugdou, nud where It ha" A,
last spring, l'eoplo who have W"
the above diseases for the lost JJJ
no Physician eould reach tlwr
cured nnd healthy by using tllC
GREAT INDIAN WW
It has never failed to euro AgM'
rungement of tho Stomach.
, I hope nil who nro allllcti-a
diseases will apply for tho grcau-.
CINE which can bo had rt,.
Medicine More lu Light Blrwt f
l'n., or of his general ugent J."-"
Agents wanted. , p
'I fils nudlclno Is prepared on'r
Moy7,'K)-lyr Llk
YOUNO LADIES UKj
the Injurious effect of f J.
Washes. All such remedies ci ".
of the skin. ana lu ashorl lHu(,fiLj
plexlon. If you would haven inj
yoiillilul npiKiurance, uso IM"
Uarsaiiurllla.
NOT A FEW OF TilJ
disorders that iiilllct iiiS
corruption of the blood.
Hamapttillla Is u remedy uf l"'
PRIVATE BALM.
The undertlgued. lixecntor w
of bloom township deoriisedir;.
ule a cwialn hotuo and !- ." 1 , f.T
burg, on Rock Bitot, bounded W
II. a lUrlman, aud by, Wl?el
to said estate, contalulng
front. The terms are reasonably
wilt bo given within thirty dsl'j',
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