The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, June 18, 1869, Image 2
THE COLUMBIAN AND . ... : xt a tun AND nLOOMSBUiia. pa. FRIDAY MOHNINO, JII.NK1B, IRoO. r- TUB COLUMBIAN h. Ill- Largest OIi-chIMIoii of nnjr pnpcr pnbll.lieil In Morthem PciiinylvunU, anil alia a much larger ht than any oflUeot-ni-porarleet anil Is therefore the beet medium for ailrertUlne; In this eeetlon oftha Btate A Soldiers' Monument. A fow years ago Boveral Rcnllcmcu of this County conceived tho idea of raid' t ng funds for tho erection of a tnonu mont at this placo to bo dedicated to tho Boldlers who wcro killed or died In tho sorvice, or ulnco. They cleared over $100, at n musical festival c'von lor that purposo, but tho amount Is en tirely too small to accomplish tho ob Jcct in view. Wo now propose that a. united effort bo mado In tho county at largo, for tho purposo of procuring tho necessary funds to erect n monument that shall bo credltablo to our citizens, and commotu orato tho mimes of thoso who gavo their lives to their country's cause when war camo upon us, wo remember how lavish peoplo wcro in their promises to reward tho soldier when living, and to mourn him when dead: to tako cam of his family when in distress, and to guard and cherish his children. Tho living soldier is forgotten in tho hurly- burly of life. For our dead, a small, grass-grown mound in tho Cemetery has been appropriated, without a stono or othersymbol to Indlcato that In that Wnrruw circiu ilea it uuujuur ui uiu niv tion's dead. , Wo would suggest tho appointment of sultablo committees for tho furtherance of this object in all tho prominent points of our county, and havo it understood that tho namo of every Union soldier Who enlisted from this county , and who died cither during tho war or since, is to be carved upon It. If tho men aro backward lii this mat ter, let tho ladles, over forward In such movements, tako it in hand. Success then will bo certain, and tardy justice will bedonetoour dead soldiers. The Prose op the Thing. Cero- raouy is ono thing and business another. After the silver bound tie was laid and 'tho gold splko driven In tho Pacific .Kallroad after they " had .got done praying," and before editors cast and jwest had fixed to theirsatisfaction what these emblematic articles represented, tho tie, and the spikes (there were two of them) were quietly taken up again and deposltedwith Nevnd'as silver ham mer in a car and sent to San Francisco, while a common wooden tlo was sub stituted and tho "last rail" secured to it by a common iron spike. Tim strlkd in tho coal, regions, still continues, though thcro aro evident signs of a speedy resumption, of work, We cannot help but think that it Is moro to tho interest of coal operators than miners that theso strikes should tako placo. Tho former sees tho prico of coal enhanced and Is enabled to mako ncccs sary repairs during suspension, whllo, tho latter spends his liard-earried sa vings. It Is far better to havo steady employment at rcasonablo wages, than spasmodic jobs at high rates.' In all tho strikes poor and dependent nlono suffer. roil Till! COI.UM1HAN. Xotca of Trill rl. Thinking that n fuw incidents of travel might provo Interesting to somo of our readers wo havo Jotted down a fow Items from memory.' On Monday of last week somo business matters call ed us to Tlogn county, and our trip began by getting n. fair. Mart from tho Kxchango, ln"Coonoy'H" well known Bus. At Tin pert wo took thu Catitwls t?a train west; and wo may hero remark that in nil our travels wu novor camo across, a better managed road, or ono that keeps its time table moro strictly, Notwithstanding its sharp curves and high, bridges, accidents on it aro ex trctnoly rare, whllo .Messrs. Wright and wons havo a, Stnto reputation as cfllclcnt and courteous conductors. THE IIEIIDIC ItOUHK. !lh good timo wp reached this far-ftim-cd House, whicli in arcliltlctural ar rangement, management, and slzo is superior to any thing of tho kind out sido of Philadelphia J it is somo com pensation to tho Inhabitants of tho "Lumber1 City' for being obliged to travel nearly a mllo from tho centre of tho town in order to reach tho depot, After partaking of a hasty supper, tho gates wcro unlockcd,and tho loud tones of a fat policeman informed us which of tho different trains tho waiting pass engers wcro to occupy.- NORTHERN CENTltAL R. R. Tho N. C. It. It., which begins at Bal tlmoro and follows tho Susquehanna to Sunbury, hero takes a fresh start and runs to Canandaigua via Elmiro. Wo soon left tho fertile valley of tho SuS' quehanna, and commenced tracing to its source tho Lycoming, now a sleepy brook, but in tho spring and winter a foaming torrent, frequently sweeping away bridges, track and rail road bed, Its windings through tho valley aro so numerous that wo crossed it every few momcnts,nnd wcro continually in doubt as to which side of, tho stream wo wero on. Tho hills and mountains . between which wo passed wcro also peculiar, standing ln;dotached groups with round- 6d fomis, wooded to tho base, ana narrow ravines running between each, keening a continual query in tho mind as to which our train would take. As tho bright sun-light left tho valloys.and the sombro shades of night clothed hill and vale, a now sourco of pleasure was opened to tho Imaginative traveller, Tho engine burned wood, and In con sequence tho air was filled with tho sparkling cinders; they showered down upon tho cars, dashed against mo -win dows. and, sought entrance through tho ventilators Ilko demons seeding their prey, whllo tho whlstlo of tho lo comotive suggested tho shrieks of some poor victim of these spirits or tho air, TROY.' , 'Wo reached this well known' place about 9 o'clock. But tho glory of Troy has departed. Provost Marshals and Boards of Enrolment, armed with des potic power, no longer compel tho peo' nlo of our county to travel over juu miles, through flvo counties, to nn un important post-town'-ln tho corner of Bradford county; in order to "report," hunt un substitutes, or examine quotas Llko .Troy of old it presents a picturo of desolation and decay, a disastrous firo having burned down Long's Hotel and tho fine block of buildings opposite. With characteristic Yankco energy, thov aro all belncr rapidly rebuilt. The only Hotel now Is tho ''Adams House." Wo can say nothing favorable in regard to it. BRADFORD COUNTY MORALS. DEM0C11AT, BLOOMSBUltG, COLUJUll A COUSTY, PA. NEW ADV BliTJbr-iwi'iw 10. C'oiintj invasion. 'llio C'oliinililii On3ERVATION8.UroNfcTJIK COUCH COU- 7 TtcainvtiY?VnT!.i Woid; Edgar's namo Was struck on tho black list and li??ivasnllovrd to go homo whllo dozens hiSJgielghbor.s ns Innocent as hlmsolf.wcro hurried oir to Fort Mlflliu. Mr. Edgnrjls of opinion that that Twas tho mofit7iroMablu in vestment ho over made, ntul wo ngreo with him In onltilon. A sweetheart's . .... . . I... ..! 41ta n plirSO mill n IllllO KCCpMluu ram and seeiiH to bo standing still, so fur as Improvements nro concorued. It con tains nbout 1500 Inhabitants. f A (JUKEll JUDUE. ... i i ., i .. i . . .i ,i ..., i... .Tnilrm Wlillrt fin nrnnllli i nf Hi- liiflr. Tho Couch coraospondenco given in " I a 4 -.1- unit 1111 mltlesofhls inlnd.Judgo Williams was our last numucr iicmnniia u nm.ntiilr.,1 In oaatul liltn. lull. Illltnrl V I boforO WO lirOCCOll to Other matters J l)Ut "'I"". ........ - - I - , II 111 1. 11111U j..!"' Judgo Whllo Insists on holding tho wo shall bo brief In pur remarks "I'o ' hcall nr!c0 to- bo - pniil for exemption courts himself, much lo tho disgust of It becauso moro lmporuuu mm months of Imprisonuieut anil ... ..... i.. i ..Mi...li,rrJ,i invllmiM forward. As to 110,11 . . . , , - j j -- i -- - ... , . , trout lusses in iiuinv, public business. Tiionuwt oi mo cases inu inner wu wm, i wo nro Informed go to tho Supremo readers lulo our confidence and inform Court whcio his honor Is regularly ro- them what they may expect (In part) versed. Such nslato or nffixlrs would from our researches, in futuro numbers, bo terrible In any place else than Tioga Bo it known, then, that wo havo on- rv...n.. tnlnmi bv unexpected good fortuno TiiEi'iioiniiiTORYLiiiuoiiLAW. though not without dllTlculty, full ro At Wcllsboro', Mansfleld, and sever- cords of tho ovldenco in tho three lead- U , iUtllMlltuu, uuu KJtw- - , .lanra. alothorpolnU In Tioga County, thcro is 1 ' tmrt ,Tltainn a stringent prohibitory liquor law. It tried before M'llyLCommissIon a docs not stop or oven check drunken- f.larr sm"?. nn" ?nrf,u"'T ness. flold XoivS Items." ' -r 4i. Aftn rwVn nf 'riftrinniin re- I '.MU1U (IIHU'-tjWw.vvv u. -sido in tho United StatC3. Vow thousand peoplo starved to death In London last year Potatoes in Michigan glut the mar kct at 20 conts per bushel. Nineteen ounco baby is latest "big thing" in lllciimonu, va, Thcro aro about four hundred in mates in tho Ilarrisburg asyiuni Among distinguished foreigners in i not stop or oven ciicck uruniion- ?,""""""', , , , f 4ii,n,, , but on tho contrary opens a wide tire, (or, their full subs anco, o I ho con ,'. if.., iiio. fus on and d seraco of all tho Instril- ZZ ZStSXr oven Elcschult is not unknown. ln-tho Columbia County Invasion, x io t foot ,iIgIl . nvW nnIS. I COSC3 to WniCll wo roier uru iiiuau " V . I A m tn nrrmtndlll PlttsburCOlV T " .J . Rantz,StottE.Coiieyana mnioi iu- fenlinc three cents. I'l.o Whiiouicrotnournnii jury oumi a Hcnry) m0n upon whom tho prosccu- n.olicy was recovered. iruo a u gun m.u. , .uK tlontho military Judgo Advocate, no , At, 0n and his wlfo, for tho murder of a boy. 8plc3i informors.plmpsnnd radical poll- ,)CenA "5led for stealing good clothes xno cnarges, h true, snow u uanuax- ticlans, in short nil tho persecutors nnu tu whicli to bo baptized, ness in tho prisoners BCiuom cquaucii. their Instrumonts-oxpended tho wholo T)m IIoi) BUnsct Cox has licon It Is charged that King and his wire, orco 0f their Industry, ingenuity and riding Arab horses in Africa, nt the rate residents of Union township in Tioga mnilco (backed by public power) In or- of 120 miles in 22 hours, county, had bound to him by tho jcr to securo their conviction. In tho The newspapers at times havo odd poor overseers oi xruy, mi iriau ttlfltn. 4iinnc God! thoso efforts woro ex- things in tncm. Among?' i" pauper boy. After getting him in their ded ln valDi For tho truth and tho tlsomcnts vro v clutches thoy began a systematic courso Jlht triumph in tho end; their ant warning. or in treatment; leaving mm souseiess webaof Heswero broken; their wicked- from beatings, turning him out of doors nesg cam0 noning) and tho prisoners, all night In cold weather, and giving tho objects of tiicir hostility and por&o- him but llttlo food. Ono day ho was cuUotli wcnt fortli from unlawful bon- found dead, and was taken to Trojyind ,,. vIn,nr.i(vi mi rrG0 1 Those pris- burled. Bdmors of tho trcatmont of oners wont not forth however without wilderness is, that in ono you aro con tho boy, however, had reached Troy, gcaraof con,nct upon Uicm; not without tinually surrounded by black bcars-lu nnti Rnmn ni inn muztins imu inu uuu.v i , .i o rflr . dlsinterrodandcxamlncdbycompetent flrgt incujredi nor without' bitter and enduring memories of wrong aim out rago inflicted by lawless power. Btit.to return to t ho Couch corrcsnon- denco,tho matter Iminedlalely in hand: 'piio first dlvorco over granted in 1 Tf .irlll tin unnn JImf. r-Viiipli wni tin. ii.n stnfnnrRnntli HnroHnu was decreed cry1 led to tho arrest of tho parties. Wo Ufl d b f ' tho end oflScptcmbcr, by at Grccnvillp on tho 21st ultimo;' a wlfo have since learned that King ha tried 'Xhi Z ?iponslWo authority, that fjL f nU physicians. Besides being much em aciatcd and bruised, it was found that one of his arms was bro?;cnraad that his legs from the hipsr down were in' a blister as if scalded by hot water. This dlscov- read that "Two sisters PVilMWi rlnlmq to- hold the IllObt t,in hnrsn iii America. "Bashaw, Jr.," for which $33,000 has lately been refused -rivi.- Tu-nln n.ivf the difference be tween nn American and mid African Tlm Vrpnph have discovered that tho whlto of an egg given in sweetened water is a suro euro for tho croup., Tho remedy Is to bo repeated till a cure is cllccteii to commit suicide. llT":-LT.f:,"' c.i.n treatment anu nuanuoiimeni. r.1 .. . ; . Tiin.TTnn..l.S. Slack, who recently utauiu i l uw . . ana Was caned upon w uiscnargu u.u mot;- -,th - g0-vcro raliway accident, Not wishing to. return via Troy, wo prisoners and rcmovo his troops from , rnm wi .w , i10 ia craduaiiv recovering, innk Mm sfnmi mmln for Tloira. somo iho Countv. Mr. Buckalow's letter to ts Kn,i to havo mado within tho last seventeen miles distant, over what was him dated September 20th., was nns- year $300,000 by his professional labors formerly a plank road.but what Is now wercd by lilin on tho 29th. Ho received a boy In West Brookfiold, Mas3., w. .... n Inrm.H'n TIia rnnfl wnq I 1 4 lini-nfrti-rt in .1 nn nnll rn n f mnll mid l-pcnntiv found a small bird's nest comparatively level theentlro distance, was 'fully acquainted with its contents. .teJy and About midway is a singular locality Why did ho not, accept tho information tilorol,gi,iy attached to tho nest by its Known as tno "jMarsii",uoinga swampy thus given mm anu tniio proper uuii builder, level about three miles long, and eyi- upon it? Assuming mm graiuuious dently tho bottom of somo ancient lake, charity) that ho had been misled in tho Years ago it was converted into n huge outset, why did ho persist In tho mill-pond, but tho peoplo bolleving it wrong? caused fever and ague, demolished the 2. Gen. Couch in his letter of 29th of 1 r. , 1 . : ,1 J f. 1 1 l-i t.. lml.n.1 ..tcWnil Mm uaiu. duiuu uiiuuiiiia uiounus muU iU Dupiemuuir nuiuaiuni y... ... thrlftv Germans pur- drain it. Cranberries grow in profu- prisoners in Fort MiflHn, but ho. does I i,7Sn,f nihtv norVof slon. andlarcronuantitics of coarso grass not state that ho told them that their Trnnrsson. This season thov cathcrcd aro secured annually. arrest "was the worst act of Ills mo." strawberries enougn irom lour acres oi It may appear incredible that ho could mako this declaration and yet keep WASHINGTON NEWQ. ' WASHINGTON JllllO 10. & . llADICAIi 1T.TS. following tho riots of the election on Monday, contlnuo to bo northcriTpartof tho city, In tho v ein!- tv of negro quarters, go nomu ilif.lr nrctnlses against '"B"""""" .. . 1 mil. hostilities, mots, uiiovjiiBi " rages by negroes mako tho burden of " - a f 41.1k II nil' J fciiorlsinthclocnieoiuninsui -" 1 1 .H.l. i.tinln pill. papers oi mis umuim ' Tltn I'ROSrECT IN VIHQIia. a rpnnnffl from various parts of Vir ginia aro very favorable to the Conscrv nilvn cause: Tho peoplo everywhere f-ccm to bo warming up to tho work; and tho Indications nro that A nlker will bo clcctod Governor oi mo oimu, .i i,n nvmirn-nfal constitution adopt ed beyond doubt. An editorial hi the iilnl.mnnd Whirl OI 10-uay biuiia m." (i,n ron-lslrntlon list of negroes this year showS only ono-hair of tho number rcg- tin,o,i lnat.vrar. namely, tnrco uiuua- and In that city. Tho question result- lng therefrom is. "Was tins irauuuiuui, registration in tho first place, or havo tho voters actually diminished by re moval and death? .At nny rate, it appears that tho Conservatives will car ry ltlchmond, with Henrico attached and that will probably glvq them tho Legislature. TROOPS HOB KANSAS. Tho President has ordered troops to Cherokoo neutral land, in compliance with tho request of tho Governor of Kansas, to enforce the civil law and prevent arson mi'l tho rulo of mob vio lence. June 11. The through oxpross train frmn Wnsliiinrton to NOW York Oil Wednesday nlght.to whicli was nltaeli ed iho special car containing President Grant and family, Secretary uoutwen and others, met with a bcrlous accident inot nnriii nf AnnniKills Junction. Tho - --- . .. engine struck a cow on tno track imu Instil hnr so that 8 10 1011 linuor uiu wheels of the baggage car. This with two passenger cars following, was thrown from tho truck, overturned nun aimUnrfiil. Several passengers wcro badly injured. Tho President and par ty escaped injury. Junk 10. Senator Scott, of Pennsyl vania, is here anl says that unless somo unusual effort is mado by tho republi cans, the democrats will carry tho State at tho coming election. WOOL WANTIJI). Tmi.Hlwrll.rr.wlitonlu- i,c-Wmrn Until- 30,000 lut'SDS OP WOOL IN IiXCIlAM"-. f,,r nil Uln.l c.f .loth. c-n5-.li.ifrH. willnctH.nml i!.i''!.!!'.,l?. r.ui- ii'i'' r'V.'',";.'.1.!-. r.. iii i iio icsl limn- iir.oiii: VANcio, Ornngavlllu, l'.v. WOO L WAN'l'Hl), 30,000 TOUNDH ov cxchaiiffo fur rnncynndst i WOOL t will bo nllowol. rnrllr. will ,u il' l'mtti vnnlflKn t.i.lciil with in mm u 0iS?,W" v liirlnu niul elnth. In ner. A.l'lri-SH junolV!-Sm O1 AMMOTil UltOUKItY. i. u. m a i a J maik asb ntox smrxr, M.oo5i?nuntl f., ThoLnrgoslnml llMt stock 'of tirnccrlffl nn-l l'nivlslnni ln tho Counly. H),nnl. A M-lc.uliaiotof llnniB, HKlo-mont nml H ioul- Ucr,Toi.sC..n-c.Wi.lHrlcM. Foro gn n.. nicstlc 1-Tults n specialty. A I.ubo lot ' . V It U I T J A It S .... t..i nr tiin ltoKt paltcrns. nrr.lvr.UKU TO ANY 1'AIIT Ot-' TIIF, TOWN. Juno 18,'CO-lf .r, irmvMVH TIIE KIDNEYS " or tlir" STif G, v i iho Al-u-i lor. t ho Ulterior, mid tho Uxtorlor. Interior consists nf tj- Tho anicriar nusu.ru-. "';"" ,T r.,r Iho tho Ijlnatur. r ll5 :i?UKIuVu T u o parl li tho Upper. Uia Sino-iilar. but truu: Of tho seven members of Lincoln's Cabinet at tho commencement of his administration, thero is only ono who now sustains tho Kamcai party, anu mat is eimon uun orou. of T;ie fifteenth amendment was post poned in tho Itliodo Island Legislature by tho antl-S'praguo men. Tho New Haven Jtcglste r says,"It is reported that Benntor Anthony i opposetl to tho amcudmcnt,bccausoho fears that it will give Irishmen and Germans the privi lege of voting, on tho samo ground with nogroes. Tho negroes vote now, but tho groat majority of Irishmen and Germans aro not allowed that privilege, becauso it is feared that they would voto vlth tho Democrats.! In Virginia tho Conservatives aro making a good fight, and will undoubt edly succeed in dofeatlng Welles and rejecting tho offensive clauses of .the proposed Constitution. It is thought that tho number of negroes registered will bo much less than last year, and that tho number of whites will be large ly increased. The Conservatives ifeel confident that thoy can carry the Legis lature and securo two United States Benators who will not misrepresent .The first step towards a Democratic vlctcryMn October next secure good and honest deIegatesto all the nominat ing conventions. The1 second step mako a good and popular ticket, from top to bottom. The third step thoroughly organize your forces ln every election precinct The fourth and last step go to tho polls on election day, voto the wholo Dcmoeratio ticket, and try to get all your neighbors to do likowlso. The Best PniNTiNQ Ink. The ink with which this issue of tho Cosmopo lite Is printed Is from tho Gray's Ferry Printing Ink works of O. E. Itoblnson, Philadelphia. Wo havo tried many kinds of ink In the publication of our tinner, and unhesitatingly pronounco Jlobinson's for tho best, because It is tho clearest works tho cleanest nnu easiest, anu Is the best In color. It greatly lin nrnvfM tho annearaneo of the' OosmopO' lite and wo aro under obligations to tho manufacturer. Cosmopolite. "Wo can ondorso tho above. For years wo have been paying extortionate pri ces for inforlor Inks.and aro glad to havo mado Mr; lloblnson's acquaintance, We can promise him an unlimited do main! from tho craft, so long as his inks keep up to their present standard. ItADicAL rulo In Florida has resulted ln virtual. repudiation of tho Htato debt. the Governor having arranged with tho State Treasurer to refu3o to pay the In tcrost accruing on a largo amount of bonds. Issued by direction of tho Legis lature for tho purposo of carrying on tho State business, ltadlcallsm and repu dlation aro synonymous terms In moro States than Florida. . Oveh fifteen hundred blljs wero pass ed at tho last session of tho' Lcglslaturo of this State, but of theso only seventy ono wcro general laws. All tho rost Were grants In Bomo way of special privileges or favors ; bills which wero for tho particular benefit of some person or a few Individuals. Whilo waiting for a sleepy fit to selyo us. wo observed sitting in the parlor, a girl aged about sixteen years, who was weeping bitterly. Wo soon learned tier history, and a moro horriblo ono never occurred In a civilized land.Her father, James Benjamin, formerly lived near Towanda, and hasja wife, seven daugh ters, and a son. Ho has been leading a life of incest with his daughters, and his last victim was the ono then at the Adams House. Wishing to conceal the evidence of'hiscrimo tho father took this daughther to a vacant building in tho woods, wherc.on May IZth.tho child was born. The poor innocent rcas then cut to pieces, and the fragments burned. Afterwards tho blood was seen, the bones discovered, and tho parties arrest ed, and on Juno 9th a hearing was had before the justico at Troy. Our indig nation was aroused at heariug tho bru tal languago and coarso JesU of theso constituents of Ulysses Mercur. Had tho outrage been committed In Georgia what a howl of indignation would havo cono up from loyal throats! Even, tho Hester Vauahan caso Is not so horrible. Who will move for tho reconstruction or Bradford? OVERLAND. The following morning wo took tho stace for Wellsboro': not tho coach of our fore-fathers with fonr horses, lux uriously furnished scats, a fine rolling motion and a hugo boat,but a long, low, raking, piratical looking craft, drawn by two horses built on tho general plan of Don Qulote's lloslnante. Tho country through whtelk wo pass ed was dovotod.malnly to. grazing pur poses,-and tho quantity and quality of the butter excels that of Orango county In Now York. Ono or our friends has 105 cows, and supplies tho. Hcrdlc House with butter tho, year round at forty conts per pound. Tba contrivan ces for churning wero many and ingen lous, ranging front tho old dasher churn to tho kind where a tread macblno was used. In fact ono hearUoss wretch after milking his cows, jets thera on tho 'machine,oncf thus compels them to churn their own milk. .Motto o power was fur nlshed to many by dogs, and to sovcral by small wator vrteels. maxsj-ikld. Shortly before oon wo reached, this nourishing lioro': and slopped at Ful lcr'H IlQtoi.wkerewoinot with tho best or occomHiedatlona, and tho kindest or attention., Mansfield is situated on tho Tioga river, and has a Stato Normal School iesidod over by Prof. Allen, with whom many of our reai'iers aro acquainted. Tho Institution is well lo cated, and finely built, but In 3io way compares with tho ono erected ln Bloojasburg. Tho Corning & Bloss- burg It. It. runs through the place, but is almost entirely dovoted to carrying coal. It is tho nearest rail rw id station to Wellsboro', which Is eon to .twelve miles distant. wellsboro'. Wo reached tho county scat, tho fol lowing morning, and stopr cd nt tho Hotel kopt by an old acqua Intanco in tho army, D. D. Holiday. Although court was in seasion.tliero w ero but row strangers in town. Tho pi co Is dull TIOGA. Tlotralsnnent. thriving villaco. Oil tho Corning & Blossburg It. It. It is a them in custody nnd allow tho porsccu- sort of commercial centro for tho coun- tion against them to continue, but tlio tv. At this noint wo took tho cars for fact Is too well attested to admit Corning, a passenger car being ntlach cd to acoal train for the accommodation of travellers. pOltNINd. Wo reached this city iu embryo about , i i-i.i.- .i 4. ia could not restrain ijiuuuibuurtr it iJruuuujty uuua mvu muw - - i its business. Tho streets aro pavod.tho M1 not long contlnuo or at a 1 o side-walks in good repair, nnd every thing about tho town is in n cleanly con dition. It i3 located on the Erio R. It. ono ot tho finest roads in tho world, magnificently equipped, and haylng a six foot gaugo. From this point it is bv nnv open exhibition of Indcpon- BAA. aVUK KUUiiUa A tlliQ I'VUIH V a I v .7. 1 li 1,,, only a half hour's rido to Elmira. Hero "once,, justico, anu iiunmuuy, -"'" A lcttcr from gandorsvillo, Witsli- wo again mado connection with tho N. followed tno suggestions oi sen m. lngtoll county, to tho' Chronicle, states CB.lt. and reached, Williamsport, at "lu i"u"'i'"" t""' " Y,"u w. S midnight. The following day wo din- nature. mta "SSSofSS pit ntTtlnnmslinrtr. 3. Gen. Couch's lettor enables US to , . i,: nrrinlnw. who hua crrannlo with tho points of accusation been"commlttcd to tail. C'oiiununlcatctl. against tke prisoners as they wero fin- Thrco aeorgia negroes were "playing Uentralia, Juno8tli, 1SG0. ally arranged (and subsequently appear- carij3 tho other day for a stako of twen- ,i in v..mi .lmrtjpaiiofnrn tho Military tv.iivn cents. -when a disnuto arose, and ' Commission! and is or that reason a one of them BWngJto money, ran T.:.T.'r.ar:mmhn contribution to tho history of ? wun -ne uiiiuib UUCUHb UU1U, UUS CUlUliy OU OUlUIUUy 1 - ll nvlnnt I BllUl, illlU uuau. rjLirnr o7r of investigation is narrowed -A Mississippi editor and Justico of "'"V-lO Hnwrnuuvw. I . . . , . jrtI Milnv. I IJ1U X UUL'U IUUrUUU i UUUII1U ill IOUO, Ul- nna has ossigncu to it uemu u d , .gG0 mfl-rrlcd tho man ies. In ,tho first placo thero is no lmpu- t0 another woman in 1801, ditto tho tation that any of the arrested men woman in 1SG2, and last week ro-mar- were concerned In tho.night affray in rieu tne original coupio. which Lieut, nobinson was wounueu. n0bert. Anderson, who killed a it to pay for tho whole tract nis majesty ,'tho King of tho Sand wich Islands, camo near being knocked in tho head and killed' by a coeoanut which fell tho othor day, while ho was wnlkini? In his irrovc. doubt and can bo fully proved by us If ThQ departments at Washington called in question. Ho was concclous now BWarm wilh negroes. A man must that wrong hod been dono and when ho bo very black to get an olTico from this stood faco to faco with his victims the administration. Black, physically llko truth was exforted-rrdmhim byfee lings gg&X.MSi S&ST" oi contrition or oi symimiuy . .. ,v ,ii,i' J . 1SUS UIOSU ,liuibo ,,,ij ,r.oanr ni til rlpon font in rents n,i, nitriitnmi hands liierh. nnd five had but slight lnfluenco upon his after .-ears old, is tio Jutcst sensation, in conduct. Ho know too well what his P.iducah, Kentucky, masters required of him ; how exacting JohnNeal, of Elizabeth, JScw Jersoy, woro tho demands of Radicalism and sent to a drug store for sonic medicine that his commission would be forfeited or n 0r, u u.u, , W"- . If ttU Ul UUllIVllllHh """V" lorses valued at $2,100. Thkke is a society in Chicago whiih is vory industriously circulating Sena tor Buckalow's valuablo report mado to tho United States Senate on tho repre sentation of minorities. Thero can hardly bo any question that a reform in this matter is needed, for iu tho very idea 'of permitting men to voto, is in cluded that of allowing them, in proper ruumbcrs. a representative of their inter ests. Tho evils whicli in tills country havo nriscn.from tho abuses of power by a majority would have been prevent ed had tho minority boon fairly' ropro sontcd. World. I. O. op O. P. Tho following are tho officers of the State Q rand Lodge elect ed for the ensuing year : B. W. O. M, Samuel F. O winner. It. W. D. G. M. John B. Spriugar. R. V. Q. W. Alfred Slack. R. W. O. S. James B. Nicholson, R. W. G. T. M. Richards Mucklo. R. W, G. F. J. Alexander Simpson mil i ttoauillti toJSaln. Mil frciiu-ntly occurs rScuruT i t.iiiXclL-x which nre unsnijcil In ttmlr various nmcllonV. if they lire iicEta-tkl,UrAvpl or lmvT ''lilorrader imistnlwbo ra.nle nwiuc.that liow; c cr sllsht mav be tho nuncK, h is su.u . 5-i.i i, T v iw.iiiili nnd moutal nowerH, nH oiirilcih nuil l)laoil!nro sunporlcd trom tlu-io source"). Ja Uoi-r u ltiiEUMATisM.-1-ahi occurrliis In .the loln-i "li 'luillciillve or the ahovo . Isenses. 'll.e occur In porions u.po-ieu iu u 'l .. , I iiw.ii 1 rtf 1 1 ill iVliI IIDVJI. IMe0 orcans he nig vcalc.tho Miller Is not oziiclloJIroin tlic illlmlder, bnt .ulowe.llo renialii! It hecon os omit Hull Iho stono Is formed, nnd gravel ctuiies. imorsr H a collect Inn of water In somo purtn pf Iho body, anu ueaisuincibui iiniuin, iivei the body, it la called Annsaicn ! wiion of tho nWoinen, Ascites; wheuol tlioclicsl, nydloino Ti'iKArJil.ST. IIclmbold'B highly couccnllatcd coniiioiindisxiia jjucuii is ueuumu-mm 1..,,', ,n,.,llfir,irilKnnso3ortliB hladder.kldney iTrael,dropslcal swelling (.rheiiinallsui.andeouty allecllon-i lliuler this head w.i bac nrrnngol lit Mir hi, oruiiiiciuiy anu pain in pusiiiw to fifllUIJ- nnivurii.(ui n.... ....v. .. ............ ... ..r.u ..i wiilcr- Klr.'inimrtf. or Hloniiin of Walcr jlt-iuatiiila.or blooily urlno; Ooutnnd Itheumn. matlgm ol the Kldnoys. without any change In ouanllly. but Increasuof color, or dttrk water, 11 was always highly rccomnieiided by llio late l!r, l'hyslclt, ln theso nireetlons. . nils medlcino Increases tho power oi ille-.-lion, nnd excltoslho absorbents into healthy e.x ciclse, by which the M-atcry, or calcareous, depos itions, and all iinnatiiial enlargements, ns well rs pain nnd lnllnmmntlon.arn l educed, ami Ills taken by men, woman, and children. Directions for uso and diet accompany riltI.ADEl.l'UIA, l'A., Feb. 25, 1807. lr.T. Hm.noui, DruKRlst: DrtnBlu I hive been n snircrer, for upwaTil ot twenty years, with gravel, bladder, nud ltldncy nllectlons.durlng which limol havo nsel various modlclnal prepai-atlons.andhceu under the treal- incuLoi mu iuu-.i. .-ii"tv i-i.j .......v..!... ting but llttlo teller. Having seen your preparations exteuslvely nd vcrtlsed.I consulted with my family phjslulan ln rei'.iiu lo using your j-.xiruci jiuriui, t .it,, it.!, iirrmmol bad used all lilnds of adver- tUed jemedlts, nnd had found them worthless, and somo qulto Injurious i In fact, 1 dopalred ot ever netting well, and determined tousonorem e.ii.. iinrnnitcr unless I knew of tho Inured lent. t fi.iH Hint, iiromnlcdmo to uso vour reme- AS you auvci iiseu iimi. ii, vu .-uiu,.uu.n.i til tOfiUAUUA COUNTY TeTIMail- IJItS' INSTlTUTli UrlU It , TMcimiM, "Jj.;; nriiTniNA,,r tplftco The Columbia Uounty Teacher.' t. .1st till u 111 bo held nt tho Normni uIJ.'5 !.,... In llluomsburg, commencing on sK ' ,mIlu day or Juno 111) nt 1 i o'clock V w J' l hn Unrti.nl lllKllllll.. .nlt.1 Iho llloomsbiirg Normal Hchooi iSSS wou1' I'nrver, nsscmblos on tlio sama'd.'vol" ninny reasons It Is considered prowrL- . Tencnors- uonnir insiuuiaailboMiums Br Normal Instltuto will contlnuo frii, 'S 'M August Dili, ThnCoiintjr , 1 Htnte wiift 6s OllO.wet-li, null II iui.in-11 uy llle teftflmi. JT1 tontlnucil during thocntlro terninf ffif instltuto or any portion of it, . has Formerly our County Institute hi, , fJI much Inter In llio choolyonr,iJUtit"6.f,ffl nnd nlso cssontlnl that teachers suouW'-lfat tl iw well nt thoclosoof thol'ublics?S" tho term. "". fs' llncli teacher In thoroun ylscarnMii. I havo, cd to nttend, nnd uso his lust eir.mfy "aV8 Intltnle successful both In reiwtin.,7lfor 8ai :csi. in sumo count n of r teachers m County i,,i, '!'-hoOl t x-r of schools. Whv cVS-'VE ofColumbl.i county l.ianircstii,.VBC,lou Tho Hchnol Diiectors of tlio coun 7.5 to nttend during tho ontlrosttaiouL'Kj.r lnily on Friday tno I'd day of Juir .V"' will bo sot apart for Buchbusinc-MiiUlorgO dhectly Interesting lo Ihcm. iiuaOrgo Btnto Superintendent J. 1 Wlciri.. id coli InnttL-ndaneooulho 2d day of Jui7r' tlio Director. , Illoomsburg Juno I, li0"J. UmijJlaatar Mlllc- ,xWltl pUBLIC SALK. T Tt ........... . - ..VVth. TlioHndcrslBiicd. Uxcculnrnf n0Mc Icstnmentof lsaao lavls,l.itooriiciiv,7i,IO am Columbia county, fonnsylvuBl.i, iiZ cxposotosale, by public! vonitue, tan JULYOthlsii'l, ntl o'clock In tlio n(ii.'BlSun. following desctlhed Heal Kstalc,to5 .,, -n liner it", j. mo rigui, inie nntt-.'" said decedent In nil that certain tw.nhur, situate paitly InUiilonlownsliluschS 'tinurt IV 1111.1 llfit-tlt III IIP flVPr 1.U-M lnnn. boll.delYni.dlescribJll lis foYioOTi S n chestnut oak at it coi nt r on the couXW ant twecn Hclmylklll niul Cohuobla;tlitw:ii of parties unknown north sevcnttent Iu degrecseast 1S2.II porches to a siDue-t! t-! lands now or formerly ln tho iiRmtof hnnvn vis, south seventy-two nnd a lialf da? ono hundred nnd soventy-nlnoiirrcliaf t this Ibunco by lands of tho samo north omb .t degrees eastslxty-fcmr perches toscbs-mptH thenco south forty niul a linU degrm , ty-ionr perches to u gum ; thenco south, r seven and a half degrees cant slitrt some eight-tenths perchos to n stone; tfe, , foity-elght nnd n half degrees eat eia.maln clKht-teiiths perches ton stone; tf.. seventeen nud n half degrees east ml1" and forly-tbrto nud four-teiitbs (- Mr degrees west ninety pcrchi s to a clii--1 'caI Iheneo northseveuty-twonndnlnltjS'iVdUr threolmndiednnd sovcuty lurcki' of bcigluulng, ,t roni CONTAINING '1138 ACIIES Jug." l'ERCIIES, V recc nndnllowunro! about 370 acres of ! inoj to in union township, Hchmlknin; Ihov many this Is known iu tho "HclTiicf,ia 5 TllACT No. 2 All that certain )lwtvlooa" lng ln Heaver twp. nforesnld, bouL.; scrllml ns follows: llcgtunhuntin of James Jl'Neal. (now land nf btrOU llhiragcm,) south ono bundled onltifO-rjin nnd one-half degrees wostonohullctei.1!71r, ty-slx perches tonplnot thenco Ivrrthls 11 south scvc.ity.threo and one-tiair fltf- three liundreu nudsl.tty.two iierctau Rnnc mil, iiieiu-u uy iiniub mini uow isu, north ono hundred nnd slxt v seven sr. 'a00 1 degrees cast ono hundred and iilm-irnon v to aniiHh; thenco by land of Junusllir J or nereioioro ucorgo imnasj nortn wttimcn and ono-half degiecs west threo tut . slxly-tw o perches to the placo of ttf0. na CONTAINING FOUll HUNDUEDEzit AND ONE-KOUHTII Alin moro or less: It being tho samo plea NjBB which was fold by tho Comnil.sslcini.riL.v. dy blncountv, for tuxes July l'JIh.bHatj.""1 V,r, . ,,i "wi lv h u ndvlec. after an examination V a" 'nn 11 !u. .'W' . -T.i .. -1 i nrri'N ns urn 111 niiiiii. t niiii'v. nisii ' ,liul.elguimouiusngo,nvwniciii..nu i was , ,lr..v..r,rr, ii,:.:.i,ViB(jerS u, k'lSnt. I felt m.eh'llko0 writings.? ! n.U M. OW hlsndenturo ,lj,te,t tl,., piai casont that thno. but thought 'K";"'.1' V"'."".'" "-"...m vbotciunorary.nnd w.i.e.i kuu i-or.uer i,y ins inueaiiinnji.i. and seo if it w ould ceinuer sun i-wi, uiu convey to mm m "A"....0..1' .'!-.i?U.lli Tlt.MT No. a. All llmt. .'..rlnln ni-.Br- ..."'V". .r" . " ".'.' sltuatJdlirUe.ivcrtwi ciluiiibia2 Scl Dcmocrntlc Stato Convention. Tho Democratic Ktafo Convention for tho noin- Inatlon of candidates for the otllce, of (lovcrnor nnd Judgo of tho Supremo Court, will meet at 10 clock a.m., on WUUNUSUAY, July nth, lstit), In tho Unit of tbo,Ilouso of ltepresentntlves, at Ilarrisburg. lly order of tho Dcmoeratio Htato Committee, VM. A. WALLACE, Clnlrmau. D.vvtii dxr.iiWKr.!., Secrctnry. Further, ,tho General agrees fully that Chinamanat Forest Hill, Placer county, no fortlflcaUons had been erected for Cal., in Juno, 18U8, has heou buntenced no luriiuuiuu ' ? .. ,,.,.,. to imprisonment In tho California Foil ing was addressed by Farker Hum ph roys, Sinoy and others.- It. is gratify ing to stato that not ono disorderly per son was in tho meeting. Tho ranks wero om posed or hard working Bouer men. I was a spectator ot tho wholo scene iromtno beginning, anu taitnig into u iu-v-..vU "---."--7-"i t0 imprisonment consideration all tho circumstances it purposes oi resistanco ,io uiu """"- itcntiary until tho year 1000, siroa l.tcl.U. vrvar,nn),.hlr. A lvnnnnr svna I TlOWCr. ilJUt U6 SBYS UU UCJl, w.uilr T ,. ,. i, , . ...b...j .Lt,L.L..L.. ....... . . . - ii r xu niiuniiK, -uabs., inuru uru iruui presented by tho ladies or Locust Dalo lador wno mauo a ciobu ujiuu """"" twenty to thirty dear mutes, two of la Rntlsfleil that thov" tlio .i,." nm iifritlir.ru niul nlar.infirr1f.il in iv xriviaiuu ui luui ihuv;o. i " - 1 The presentation address was deliver- alleged -insurgents-j -mtu ono edbyMr.Farkcr.who alluded to tho fair probably two pieces of artillery, that sex in a laudatory and very-ablo man- thero Wlis an organization to resist tho ner. Ho commenced his remarks bv Draft tno memuers 01 wmm v,-j.uii alluding to a woman giving birth lo tho cd," and that ho had "other informa- , i.-t i. n. . I 41-r. in llin pomn nffpp.l." Ho 88VS flirtll- 'er. thnt "tho men arrested aro charged Savior.HoalludedtoJoan5Arc,ad in general terms with ,o clrtance.over t J I !1 1 L. WI11U. 1 " " Savior, and a woman being tho first nt tho cross and washing tho feet of our whom aro brothers, and also married to ileal mutes, xno latter nave lour cnu- dren, who can hear and articulate et, wen as tno cniiuron 01 otner parents. A married man who eloped from Mississippi with another woman has lust written to his deserted wlfo tocdi cato hi3 thrco children respectably, as ho hopes to meet them iu heaven, if her position at tho head of tho Froncli Army ; her horoic sufferings untarnish who advised resistance; procured arms on earth - I . it. .1 I i TIIMII 111 tllt'lllM' 1 I1AIIS. ttllllftll Mill ed patriotism etc., etc. On tho wholo knowing they wero lor inat purpose, ur puro accident, by nn- reasonable satisfaction I sold arms for tno samo odjcci, -ma jo 0ther man, -went to tho church whoro thn wlinln caso ntralnst tho prisoners as tlio latter was engaged in worshlp.strodo up to mm, Him siioi, uuui inu inuu iimi his llttlo girl, scatca py ins sine A striking instance of tho Immense valuo that a small plcco or steel may acquire by tho great power of skilled mcciiamciu moons. no uaiancu spring thomcctlnggavo tn nil concerned. Tills Ktrlko when com pared with others which havo preceded 1 stated by Gen. Couch ono month after it, shows clearly that tho miners aro their arrest anitaitor tno jviurigiiiuui- moro intelligent than thoy "were former-1 davits had been obtained or extorted in ly j that law and order nro respected ; tho FIshlng-creeK country. lifo and property aro raoro secure; on It will bo our business in iiuuro nuir - tho wholo it tho union amongst the men I bers and by record ovldonco to answor 0r watch. From lta extrerao fineness Is properly governed it will redound to and explodothoso charges so far as thoy and delicacy, -our thousand weigh not th .fi;?, f 1.-11, nno-.inra ,i Limo under examination in tho military moro than opo ounce, and exceed in "l:z t; ,r,.;; .t;,.; .77. . t TTorruhnrr,. nd wo iclCo viuuoiiuw'orwumBQU1' consumers an unreasonable price for ourselves in advance to perform this -f. ! J. mi... -l....l .l 1 , ,!, I hnmatnfroP1inltnni.llor.llllt ni."u"uuV",VuB""' jjui. un tiiiuiu,. ui un niuixium 1 m. . .. ----- 01 nino liunumi ami nuieiy-uino years, onomtnrs. minora nnd consumers should wo chooso to braud at onco tho state- which practically amounts to a pur- ni oi-in .ii,t I iiumi nimnt "nnu nnd nrobablv two I chose, bv the l'onns.vlvanlit Central should bo the generalized law by which pieces of artillery," for which General Coinpany, U ono of the iniost pimporta..t all should bo governed. Cadwalladcr is given as authority, as an utter falsehood, No ovldenco to sus tain It was over produced upon any or tho military trials.though if such a lact mado in railroad circles A Minnesota JudKO has decided when a man Is legally drunk. Ho says it is not necessary mat a man snouiu Small ExrENriiTuitES.-An oxchango counts up tho small oxpeuses In tho fol lowing manner : i-verybooy nearly , d oxIated u couid havo been easily bo wallowing in a ditch, or bumping spends flvo cents foolishly every day. .,r0VC(i nn(i wouia havo been gladly his head against your posts, that you A mom IrlllAnnlv llilrfu.flvn emits 1 . . . it lUaV kllOW llllll tO 00 llrUIlk I hilt WllCll- ,nr woVk. Yrf ItZau b coffee or "J vor ho begins to toll the 'samo thing ...... . ... Hiuta, iiu wiuuiuu DU.KJIUU..1, 1... t.v.- over twico , men no's urunici" " 0,lV?m.lf Jbous who had means or opportunity for Mra.Eliza0dgen. aged forty years, " .T ,v , , information on this sufject, has uccn, ,lIcd. asi week t hbr realdcnco near piujuu. uiu uiu u;ji yuur, u..u . thatthcro was no plcco or pieces or nr- Manayunk or BUffocatlon from oxcos luterost thereon at six per cent., com- tillorv known of In tho whole region ot slvo corpulenco. 'At tho tlmo or her Hinnllor.l.'lnm.rrrvrtlon" e.atl . Weight Wlt3 000 pounds. An instbuctiveincipent though a small ONE! Wo will concludo our number by mentioning n small transac tion at tho Denton Church on tho morn- When sho dlod. which was suddenly. sho roll to the floor, and it required six stout men to nit ner, it rccmircti ten men to rcmovo ner to tno grounu uoor Her coflln was six, foot four inches long tiireo leet wino over tno urcasi nnu tw putcd annually, would In twclvo years , MegfA "insurrection" . . . 1 . . . .. ,'mA l.'n.i.nl, fn I UIUUUUl W U1U1U 111UII UU. J-.tluUfeH IU buy a good farm ln tho West. Cmi.DnEN should fiovcr bo allowed tn roinnln In 11 room whero neonlo aro smoking. I havo known many children I"B pf tho arrest, Aug. 81st 1601. Daniel fcet ono inch deen. Ruined by breaUUng day after uay tno xmuvu ...v- Ycara g(J n rcnnSylvania farmcr . I rwl in r.n ti'na n fill r tno Tttilrtlt r.1at wrirt I '. ... f , vuo amoKo or aiauicra cigar, nnu bgmy v -w "w 4.iw. siaDDcu mayoung who lnuntorurunic t ia and privately handed Lt. Col. Stewart en insanity and fiod to tho West, sun an vnrv irrnorant oftlio lawaof lifo as to knit bead purso containing ?5tof7 In poalpghlmseir a murderer, Tho woman so very ignorant or uio lawsoi nio as w nny-sto w art t ooklt and recovered, and after flvo years' solitary smoko whoro young children live, ho Is Pm-"W m?.ny . f,cTa"l?0K."nn.u lifo marred again. Her second hui- a barbarian, Indced.-iemWq Health. i orwarua wfcneu n opportuniiy to ,,. UIe,, m a ,'uw mntMt aa Bll0ut0 . . m . ustt. IVHUHiu inuaiu,iivuiv;i lie vaiivci- WOIH W0SI, XnCrO S110 JUCt It pKHpfcr- WiT.ir-vsiiAiirtr. Tn.. .Innn lfi. Tbol cd to brlbohlm.Fdgar replied "oh! i.f " ous and wealthy merchant, was wooed miners of tho Lcblah Coal and Kaviga- but ho was arnoted through mL and wedded : unil upon disrobing in tho Uon Company, and of tho WUkesbarro take and wanted a chance to speak Coal and Iron Company, will rcsumo lo him.Stowart said it would bo all right himself had mado, and recogulzctl his work to-morrow, "u woum uuuuu ion. no epi mi i who oi years oeiore. POLITICAL. .l!itimi'iitol mv yiv ttnnviivptiK.iit miaht onl thereforo eoneluileil tu defer i t'llecl ft periosi curu, uuuwu of greater vuluo to yun, nud m p. 1 am nuw ahle to report that n euro Is clU-ctcd nllpr iisinir tho reincdv for llvo months. I havo lint used any now for three months, and fp-1 ns u-Ml In nit ri.'1-nectii ns I over did. iVnur liiiehu leln devoid of anv unpleasant taste imdoilor, n nlco toulaand invlsoiator of tho.syhtc.il, I lu not moan 10 tie witnoiu H wnen ever occasion may refiilro Itn uso In mu-h alleo- uon.s. -'.. i'i.v.u.wdiiuit BhoiiIdnnvaou.iLjir. jicuormicK-SKiaiemout. 110 rciclH in ino iguoiviiiK Kcnucim-ii ; Hon. win. maier, ex-uuvernor, 1-enui.yivania. Jlon. l nos, li. riorenet!, i-niiaui'innia. Hon. .1. U. Knox, Judge, l'hllailelphl.r. Hon. .1. K. r.lnck. Jude.'rhllailch.hla. Hon. li. It. l'urler.ex-Governor.l'enusylvanla, lion, l.llis Levis,.. tiiiue, l-nuaiieipuia. Ho... It. t'. (jrler, JudKe, United Htntcs (,'ourt. lBlt(llt,, llou. li hanks, Auditor-General, Washington, . v. And liuinv otlicrs. If ncccssaiv. Kuld by PrintKi-fcts and dealeru everywhere, iowa.o of cou.iterlelts. Abk lor Hclmuold'h. 'Ico no ot her. l'lticr: 31,23 per hottle.or 0 hot t Ies r fli.l'J. Ilellvered to nnv address, llcscrlbo liyiilpton.s 1.1 nil communications. jiniircss 11. i. iir.ii.tiitLii.iJ, itvug uuu uiiciui cil Warehouse, u'.linroadwav. N. . Xono are ceuulno unless done un ln xtecl-en- cravcii wrapper, witn lac-fimuo oi my uuemicai lVllieilUlIM, UUU UlllCIl 11. I . lll.U.'lDVljMt Candidates lor Nomination. Tho following gentlemen havo been mentioned ir nomination to tho i-mcml County Ofllcci to be filled by election tho present year, and Ihelr names will bo presented fur tho consideration of tho Ui-niocratlc County Convention : UErnnsENTATivi:, . - QKOHGl. SCOTT, CAT.VWISSA TOWNSIII1'. (huhloct to tho decision of tho conferc.w of Co. umbla nnd Montour counties.) ,WAU JtShOCIATlS JUJKin. J. It. JAM ICS ON, MAIN TOU'Sbllir. SAMUUh chkasky, Mll'FLIN TOWKSIHl'. mOTHONOTAUV, ' WELLINGTON II. KNT, 8C0TT TOWMSIltf. JESSK QOLEMAN, 1ILOOSI TOW.N3HI1'. nnaisTEit anp hecohpuh. . vi-1 11. FRANK S5ARH, 11EAVKH TOWM9HH". wiiiiilAMSON II. JAC0I1V, , , 11LOO.M TOWNSltll', JOHN SNYDEIt, oiiAsnr. -rownsiii v, 1). II. IIAMITON, .i ' .MADISON IOWMS1H1-, 'I'UKAHUltKIt. DAVID I.OWENIlEUfi, l!I.OOl TOWKSIIII', W. 1J. KOONS, I1I.OO.VI TOWNSHIP', J. S. SANDERS, , JIKIIWICK iiououan. I COMMISSIONHH, CYRUS ROURINS, iisiiiNacnEEi: Towxsitn', U. P. WIIITEMAN, nilEESWOOD TOWKHIIII1, I DAVID SAVAOK, EISIIINOCUEEICTOWNIllII', JACOB S. KVAKS, aitEEKWOOD TOWNSlIlr. ALL KINDS OF JOB l'ltlNTINQ .. . ..e'eeutod ht TukOoi. U.UI1.N Mteaio luiuuK umoa. and described a.s follows nudaud of Isaac Davis, noilli seltmi- nun uctsreca wesv ono uuuuri'il anav,-vv ivcrches to a stone ; Ihcucu by landoflt J north nlnctccu degrees cast orw ItWQ U.ivis north tventy-clht dci;K-riiiLIri iMoiieieues ion i Paviiinortli mini twopcieheH ton stone; tticnte h 1,(, and n half ileKrHn"" Ion. 11. W, Woodward, Judge, l'hlladelnhla. llou. w.l i'oiier,L.iiyoiiciicir,ni.iaueipii Hon. John lliiiler, ev-uovernor, California, 8 KACIil-.ltS' 1NSTITUTI-J l'OU THIS SIXTH DISIUICT, 111 the aicat work of emanclnatin mankind Iioin tho thraldom ol Ignoranco, buperttltlon nud Hons as to tho title, nnd other iiiaiiifas t .t,i..,i.i.i, . .,.-.,..ii.i I satisfac-torlH answered. oillce; and that Teacher who has n comprehensl o and n clear apprehension of tho nnturo of tho work Intrusted ln his hands, will gladly embrace every opportunity for personal Improvement ns well as tho elevation of his otllce. In compliance with n request from many Mien teachers wo havo mado arrangements to .hold a special Term adapted to tho wants of all (trades of Teachers Ablo I'rofessoia will give plass drills and dully lectures upon methods of Teaching and management of Schools. Many of Iho Pis- liigulshcd Educators of this and other Mali's iavebee.1 tuvlted nnd aro expected to attend and eiwnisthu bcutflt of their experience, and wo an hut hopu and tiust that very mauy of tlio Teachers of our tit.ito will come and enjoy n sea son of refreshing, and bpeud at least u part of their vacation ln htudy itud,imtkfiig Iho acquaint ance ol, and In comparing notes wltii other tio teacheis, Como then aud let us all untie, in moving loi wind tho great cause of human amelioration, Wu expect to havo our Hue Hoarding Hall fur nished so that n largo number of tlio teachers can board ln tho limitation, ami lt seems lining that a convention of teachers Uiould bo the first la occupy that noble structure. A cordial Invitation Is extended to nil thu County Huperlnteudcuts to lake rart In tho pie. paratioos and exercises, ilso School Directors to visit tlio School. It wtllalfbrd BIreclors ugood oppoiliniity to securo good tciu-licrs nud good teachers good positions. Wo will furnish Text Hooks for tho bene- lit of tho teachers excepting ln cases wliero teacher wishes lo study somo particular Author, in which caso tnoy win bring their own. The ox. penso for Hoard, Hooks aud Tuition, will bo nve dollars per week aud teachers eunstay ns long or snort n iimo as ineir circumstances remilro, Tho Term will commenco Juno 23th and cou- llnuo until tho opening of Kail Term Aug. 0, ror iiiriner niiormation address HENKY CAUVEIl. A.M. l'rlnclpal of lllooiusbuig filato Normal Bchool May sv (l'J-2m ono am! n half perches to tho place cUthffi containing H' one hundiieu and i'ipn:u.vi:ary THIUTV-FIVK l'EliaiE'JjaSf 1 1 being '.ho sa m o t ract of land n hlctlli en n conveyed to Isaac lt. liavls by do! u u mont dated August Wth. A.D.lslJ,at.. , apprnlsedto rnihnrlno A.l)aij M ha lt. Davis, latonf llpavpr two. ilrcrajui. . -. her share of Isaac It. Davis' ,drce.wJ.0' uiiiier uiu uueu nuuureii uouar (xr-p, a nnd tho samo tract which the S.1I1IO. D.wis deodcdtii llurtnii W. Kintner-lll denture dated MayHrd, A.D.KiKgattli, . i-iniuer uy ins liuicuiliru uaica ltl1-.. . 18-iiidldionvey tosald Isaac Davli. 'nvli Thoabovo lands aro In closoi'ri1lm.iu' -1 wlssa Creek, nnd llio Calnwlssa llaUllgaa. through po. lions of litem, and tluyt-i',-!; CONVENIENT TO THE COAL EE , . In belug only K miles from Shenandot' milts irom Mahanoy City, ami lit riee Ashland. Tho property Is well lisifa,.'j Hock Oak, Yelluw 1'lno nnd ntch WM- lor t-'rumlng Timber, Wood, Hark, F-'fchoC Conditions ov Salk. Oue-foarllvvi chnso money lo bo paid down ; ee-rS?T mouths, and tho bnlnncu iu ouo iavr"" lerest and with approved security, I """ nru requested to meet nt llelirlg's rJop unnj nppoiniou iur tno saio to ui-giu,. ; ,-' nous us iu uio line, nn satisfactorily answered June l.'u'J-Ot I ALE OF c. n. iir.ocpwaf VALUABLE Wll nv null uiiuiiu uuiir Illiui ui.-; , Columbia county will bo otrereil.t Polo t either liilohioi- tho wholo proporj .tiii ii consists oi -..l , ... . yid. more or less, on which Is erected -tS4 and log barn with orchard, good ,-n'' itc. About 71) acres cleared lud. Ht Qa regauliug terms apply to yiz. iia uutlH ivlisiii, iittu.; ttu or MAT1IIAH KlN'I)T.Mt.B--s May t'l,'t,U-lm -J , fen I PRIVATE SALE. OK VAI.UAIII.li HEAL E12,, -jne uuucrsigucii, executor o. .i"jj,QQ; salo a certain liouso and lot, situate! reft uui;, on iiucic rsircei, uouikil-u vj . .. . J, if. C. Hiirt.ian, and by nuotliW!HV iw Biii.i LAuue, eiuiLUiiiiiiK "... - nL V Iront, Tho terms nro reasonable, Mi, ' will bo glv(,u within thirty days alia .ngP Apr.!lli,W-tf ' 5Hf LrONSU.H'TION CAN JW Dr.CC.Oarrlson'snewrrw"'' Call or address Dr. 11. 0. HAIIllU-- EIGHTH Bt. Philadelphia. III. , TIK il'.H. Unecial nt li n i ton uivcn to Vmeft lajNlj Dlseasos. lt'W4 VALUABLE REAL ESTaW Y MALE. Will ho sold by plIARTElt OAK LIFE inhuhance V. UUai'AHV, Mr. 11. W. Sweeny agent for Columbia and Lu- sicriio Counties. Dear blr. I tako pleiisurolnacknowledglngtho receipt ol live thousand dollais from your company, being lor tho Insurance on tho llio of my huslmnd (-lllV.il 11 llolfL.I.V.ll.l' ntt.l Inlr. ,1.1. ....l.. ... iv the undersleaedj). tho last will ami Testament of wTI of Centro township lu tho couatf HNS diceased. All that certain nicssoif rj.. of land situated lu Centro townafgju county, adjoining lands of ""'"". jilt Oeorgu W. HhaUer, Charles Leo "i""b. containing .ii1"1 ONE HUNDHED AND BlAi"V-b more or less, actual amount to w by (Survey, about ono h""J,clK!7',l of which is Improved und 10 SUiO vatlou, and balance woll 111UIS.W- Wi lli erected, o,i.luri ONE FUAME DWELUW "U.hi Ono Flank :dwellln House, a WP ' wagon Hhecl.uorn crius.figo 'r'oi in nir mm hi uiu imiii "I : ri we l'lauk Hunso, and a good prlnit "rr.li. water at tho lrnmo dwelling ho '"'U.O. . . . ....,,,,iiJJ0U iciiiis iiuiuo itnown uy I'i'i-,, ..imtlfl I nderslguod, or IXlward M. WanH" S2 iiu county va. uudersl Cuiumblu counly rossession or wild premises April ISl, 1S7U. . .... t i tno noovo property is "",il ni .. un uuui u iiiuiiuiij, -"".-. Calvin 11. llclfsnyder, and tako this oemslon ot l," iariasaioo'i. 'tli 1 rii. l 3oU reis-iminending llio CHAHTl-Ut OAK HIKE IN- publlo snlo on tno rj" HUKANCECOMI-ANY.forlU liromptltudo nhd . ... JAMES. WA"'' i,itld lair dealing, Tiilscoiupauy makes nn deduction ot OII1-HTAN1IINO l'HKMIUH NOT1X, but 1V.ATK 1'. lLKll-MNYIIl-;!!. Catawlssu, l'u. Apr, '.'lilt IWJ, j u-illiiuvu mu iiu t-iieeii-u Willi 11. W. SWEENY. Atrent. . AtCatawlssaorUloomsbuig, rea itb 7I.OU11 AND FEED. 1 no unilprslirlieil llinnurul rnr ,.ni.t. nnlrnnnun begs to uuuouco to his friends and lo Ilia public that his N E Y HI 1 L U Is now lu complete ruuulng order, and that ho Is luiparcdta duull klndsor Milling without delay l'artles from u dlstauco ran havo their i; lists iiriiiniil without delay, so as to tako them luimn llio samo day, and as n rule nil work brought to Iho mill can bo dono In twenty-four hours. My present nrraugments aro such as to precludq tho ui'i-uiiy ui mui'i'iug mu llllll Ull IICCOUUI Ol ICO, lligil ur liar waier. THE HIIT FAMILY FLOUlt. as well as the loner grades, and all kinds u CHOP AND FEED kept on hand lnnuantltv. and forsale at tho low est current rules, Urn In of all kinds pur. lm-'i-.i, Light nlir. t, Dec 1,'is.tr. rlTEH I.NT. FOlt NEAT AND CHEAP JOB 3PHINTING, Cull 1.1 The Columbian Office, Illooiusbur l'a, K W F I It M, .NATIUJNAIj lllUi- DILLMYEIt & nEHre Tl.n ii,1ii.rll.nr,rn,n-irilllV Call of tho business community tolhe"' Ol ted on tho h. II, 11, II. above tho W a. llLOOMSllVHU KOUNDIUlfl, M ACHINIHTrf f1 HMITIW. . . nll.- 51 A N Ul., A 0 T U 11 'tK Btcum Euglnes, Hollers, Haw ff Machinery, Bhaftlng, I'ulleyi ,p They also mako all klndsof W id of tho most approved iMHierusn"- ,.t Montroso Iron Heam riowi, C0f,vV room and Work-shop HTOVHS- j.'1 full assortment of Fire bricks, t stautly on hand for repolrlug fjrn dlll'erent sizes and designs of Ce" to also lirepaied to furnish lw ) Axles lor Muilug purposos una "yitli u si lugs, I ton and Uross eaH8 ftl derlpllon of Job worlt. AgrK"""' K,., luaile anil repulied. j-urin-"' ltlJ;,j to tho repairing of oil hinds V ( parls on hand. I Juno l),'!Mt.