TEE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
HIMSDtllia, FUIDAY.OCT, t, IKIIU.
David Kvans, a iin..iior, ivlio lml Icon
fur yenr.s blind nnJ liclplcv, died at tlio
Poor llniisoof this lotvinlili oti Saturday
ast nml wn mined on ilia fnlltiuiiiit day.
POLITICAL.
E
STATE TICKET-
netfeS ul I fit! Conpert oil Tiic'l iy ihuIi
unavoidably crowdoiVouTtliis week.
Tin: calm t-tntcinctit of Mr. Mcylcrt tlia
beciclnry ol tlio lato bun.ttoriul Conference,
completely disposed of M'Nincli. It ustub-
It.lin llin filet llml WitloMt.fnt. nct-n.l t
(Mil Attention lO tllOTNlioV Vnlllablo -I,,,,!.:, nitnr7.ire7iBi",m It. w.n. Aim
y.sinio, near- eieraytown,, iu ou nw . ... ' llt , Yot,,.i rvnp nr , , r,..
Jtlicr culuuin.ftjflranp aj not consular i,0 qii mi us Hunt.
l'-OltaOVEHNOlti
ASA PACKER,
OP OAUIION COUNTY.
for judoe or ran supreme counn
CYRUS L. PERSHING,
OF CAMlllttA COUNTY,
,tE.-On Saturtny, MtMLro uroko out Won't sonio one, wlio takes nn inteicst in
i libtiso of S."l,G.'1CoMna on llrck blrcct .i, ,.i(.. .,i, . iii,i: a: i
.'.--.t--.;.se-. .1.1. ... - i "--.. ..vr....u... ......v.-,
,'as oxtinRuisncavwiiniDui nigm "" how to spell tho natno of their OonSrcssmaii
line Dnnaing. -nw- iioni this J.istricti' For urt icr part cu ars
k-o hand bills of their meeting at which ho is
(o speak to night.
FOIt htati: SENATE.
O-IABXES XI. BUCKAXiEW,
Of COI.UMIHA COUNTY.
erond were shinned from rnr linusn In linn
V i-nr. In families. Huh, nnil inirt-linntft.lne..rv
nirtofthe rounlrv. fmm Mnlnn tn tTullnirnli,.
uinuutitlnz In value to over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Our facilities ru-transactlng-tlil Immense bus
nessnru belter than ever bcfoic. We havo agents
11 nil tho nrlnflnil! rlllpj. tr titirrhiun a-nod. Iriitn
tho Mniiiifoeinrers, importer, nml others for
Cash, a ml often at an immense sacrltlce from tho
original cost of production.
Uur stock consists, In part, of tho following
goods:
niinwis, uiaiiKCls, tuill., emotions, uingtinms,
Dress Uowls.TabloLlnqn.Towels.Iloslcry.eJIove
skirls. Corsets. Ac., Ac.
Silvor.l'lalcu ware. Spoons plated on Nickel
Silver, Dessert Fn-ka, five-bottle platcil Castors,
iiiiiuiiiui. -Tint,, uin.s vurc, iiioio aim i-ocaet
nn error orinbofour printers tho natno
Utah Dicttorich, ond of tho Yigilanco
tinttoo of Montour lowhship, was Inser
tion HEI'ltKSHNTATIVE,
GEORGE SCOTT,
OP COLUMBIA COUNTY.
tin publication of our series of article on
ast week as, "J. 11, pietcricli." Wo tIl0 .. Columbia County Invasion," will
mc correction tut, wees;
In "Camp Lodge, I."0.of 0. P. of thl
ion Saturdayi'evcning .last, elected the
ing officers": N6bloOfa'ncl,'C. B. Hrock
i, Yico CfiandJoltnl'ovrellj Assistant
starj', .Tatties' Cadtnanf '
COUNTY TICKET.
remain butpended until niter tho clcct'on.
rhcro ts not now tmiu fur their coinno-
fition, nor space in our columns (or their
insertion. Hut in duo timo they will
be resumed and concluded. Until then the
subject nil! keep.
FOIt ASH0C1AT. JUIIOC.
CHARLES V. .MANN,
1IKAVKH TOWNSIIIT.
lAtFANT liaving bcerfiuitho Hotiso of
humbcrland Conference.
LuzEtt.NE County Juttons List of Jurors
.1...... r v.....i... o ... ! -
fcnnlnliva ftra fMi-a. i.nl Inn ulnn llml I a I
. . . ' ' . . JlouJay, November l!nd. ISfi'J.
5iuIC3guidoauelitcrative bodies, li.cy niiANii.Titnni.Atw..ln. n.tw nn.
. t . . II. I 1 " u.v.vi.i .iii.m 'tuix-il
r control fiH2assemDiago unless specially 1inpt . j.,.,., WnIP 1!nj. ,,,.. w,l
ln.1 Tl.n. irhM l Mnln.l nl ll.rt ' . ......vj,
...... .. Ncw Columbus.
l't.TIT Jtmoiis. Nnlhau DoiKon, Hunting
(on; Win. Davenport, Huntington; Henjamiti
1'jvnn?, Nescopeek; Stephen Qould, Sulom;
m. Jlarler, cscopcck ; Theodore Naglu.
cscopcc'; Nicholas Seybert, Salem.
TiiAVKitsK Junous. John Cope, S.ilcm ;
S. 11. Dodon, Huntington; Jacob 1'iUscrald
Ilunlington; J. 31. Hicks, Salem; Samuel
h. Kinscy, Hollenback.
FOU l'UOTIIONOrAHY,
Wl'JLLINQTON II. KNT,
SCOTT T0W.N31III'.
FOU ltKOISTKll AND UKCOIlllHlt.
WILLIAMSON II. JACOHV,
III.O'l TOWKSIIIP.
FOU TItGASUltKIt.
DAVID LOWKNIiEIKi,
11I.OOM TOWNSIIIT,
m friends nwully, Jrpprcsscd.with tho
irtnnco of tho coming election, nud wo
ct to sco a full vote 'polled. Not one
tocrnt tniist bo 'It ft at homo. Democrats
olutnbia County, see to, it th.Hon the
id Tuesday of this month, tlicia oio no
s lost thtough your indincrencc.
FOlt COMMIS.StONF.lt,
CYRUS ltOHHINS,
FIIIIINUL'HKrK TOWNSMir.
Foit Aunnott.
U. J. CAMPBELL,
MAIN T0WNHIII1'.
E trust that Democrats will now sco tho
of attempting to run Clialfmit. Ho has
tho ghost of a cbanca'if election, and
only motive in continuing in tho field is
jfcat Mr. Buckalow.''.Evcry voto given
m is virtually, n vote in favor of tho Rc-
ican candidate, as It takes ono Horn Mr.
ialcw. inrtvij 't
'Villiainsport for $9,CQ0., Work has al-
.y been comincnci'.d, and wo hopo srun to
a building erected, crcditablo alike to the
l and tho Qrdcr, 1 1TI10 plan is a beautiful
and tho building will bo an imposing
ce.
Tin: JEitsEYTOWN Mektinu. This meet
ing was held pursuant to notice on Saturday
a.-t, tboauuiencoasscuibhng ut three o clock
in the School House yard of the town, tho
Epeaking being fiom a temporary platform.
Gen, linndleof Munoy spoke first and main
ly upon tho proposed XVth amendment to
tho Constitution of tho U. S. The subject
ilE contract' fofliuil'ding'tliVMa-onic Hall ol st-drugo and tho action of tho legislative
atawissahas been awarded to Mr. llacr majority at Uarri-burg, at tliolast sc-sion,
. . . ... . . . t it .1 1 .. 1 .., . ... , ..... ,
wuro minium uy niui wun inucii spirit anu
cficct. Mr. Buckalaw followed. Alter some
general remarks bo proceeded to point out
tho necessity of reform in tho State govern
ment and particularly in tho Legislature and
in the administration of tho finances of tho
State. Ho then recited tho attempt whiel
IK Democrats of this. County arc hard at bad been made by certain interested patties
c, nud aro holding meetings at all the to control the late Senatorial nomination,
cipal points. Chalfunt, however, is en- reading papers in confirmation of Ins stale-
y n6giecting his' dwn'County, and no nient.andcoiKliidodwitblastrongappcaltoth
ting has been held in''it'u'p to this time, audience to support tho honorable and lawful
ho is carpet-bagging much of bis timn action of tho majority of the Conference and
butil is to subscrv'ohis own selfish inter- to lescnt improper nnd rontipt inlerfoicuco
, and not to aid in tho election of Asa from abroad with tho nfiuirs of this District.
ker. . ,1 .., A number of poisons were piesent from
Dunvillo and other parts of Montour cornty.
Irs. Sarah A." Shcpard tho celebrated Lewis Schuyler, E-n. presided ns.-istod by
Iporanco Lccturcssddlivcred two tin ill- Richard Domott, Madison 'i wp., Jacob Hal-
lectures on. that; subject,Mn tho M. h. Hemlock Twp., John K. Girtou, Bloom,
lrch, at this place, on Monday and 'lues- Samuel Polick Anthonv Twn.. Montour co..
evenings of last week. 'Pressure of busi- and John Thresh- r, Pishinccrcck ns Vice
i prevented us 'from being present, but Presidents and .Samuel Jo' n.-on, Madison
liavo heard them spoken of .is being at- Twn. and John Jloidan. Mt. Pleasant us
led by crowded houses and received with Sucretaiies.
ked interest.
FOU COHONllIl,
CHAKLES O. MURPHY,
COMVNOHAM TOWNSIIIl'.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
70RTY THOUSAND CASES OP
jus3Tici:s or Tin: it.acb:.
JOHN THOMAS,
JOSIAII H. FURMAN.
CONSTAHI.F.S.
MARTIN C. WOODWARD,
BALTIR CHITON.
BurEtivisoits).
JACOB TROUP,
MOSES COPFJIAN,
THOMAS KNORR.
SCHOOL DIItECTOUsS.
C. B. BROCKWAY,
E. R IKELEU.
juixin of lu.r.cTioN.
JOHN LAYCOCK.
iNSPi:urop..
CEO ROE W. STERNER.
Aunrron.
WILLIAM PEACOCK.
Vigilance Committee.
IlKAVi-it Allen Mann, H. Frunlt Z.irr, Henry
Cutlery. In i-reAt vnrletv.
j.k'kiiiii, i-rencii aim urrman rancy ikkmis.
lleatiiHtil PhoinKrnpli AlhumK, the newest nml
tlinlccM "Ij loslo Moroocoami Velvet lllmllmts.
Morocco Traveltllii? ni. irnmlkerrlilef hml
tllovo lloxes, Ac-.
ooiti anti rmu-tl Jewelry, or the newest Mj les.
We linvo n'sn matin nrranireliipnts Willi mm. nf
tho leadltie l'ulillshlng Houses, that will eiiaulo
us to sell too stmiriaru and latent works of iKiptl
lar authors atahout ono-half tho rcjulnr prh o:
such ns HviioN, MooitK, Huhns, Mli.ToK, and
TeniVsos('h Woiiics, In lull Ullt and Cloth lltn-J.
in.s, iiuu niinuivuHui ouieis. ineho-auu cvery
thliiB clso for
ONI! DOI.LAIt FOIt I3ACII AUTICLK.
Wo do not ofT.-r Astncle art trio ot merrlinmllca
inai can ue som uy rciru mr ucaiers at our nriro.
Vo do not ask you to buy goods from us unlets
wo cnu sell them cheaper than you can obtain
them In nny olher way, while the greater part
ONK-HAIiF Tim HEGUIjAK ItATEM,
W11 Mrnnt trofMl relliihlfi nrrentn In evr-rj unrt nf
tlia Country, Uy employ ins your Bp.ue ilmo to
lorui cuius iiDii tsciiuiiii; usoruern. vitu can ntitnin
the most Hue ml commissions, cither In Cash or
Al EKulI AN J1HK. Uutl nil IfOOllS Seill UV 114 Will tlO
as represcnlea. nud we Ktinrnnteo satlsmctlun to
wvry 11110 iteming wun uur House
rtneiuiipnouiticoueei leu reutn irom cncii cni
tmner nml forward to us la ntlvnute, for Decrlp
tlvo Cheeks oftlm cfMKi wo sell.
I ho bold el h of Mm Cheek hnvn tlin nrlvllnvn nf
i-iuit-i (miiiiiismn inu nruciu mere oil uet-enijen,
or of i'xelinmrliist-for nnv nrtli-ln tni'iitlnnitl nn
our CutHlonue-iiutiibertiii over HVi illllrirent nr
ulwh uoi one) 01 wnien run ikj purtiuiNeil lit too
Jho tidMintiittt'Horfl "ft heiHliiiie for Cheeks nro
thevc: W'ouro cointtnutly buying Binall loin of
vury viuuuiMii gcMmw, wnien nro noi on our cum
Ioeuch. ulnl for ulitcti wo NKtie checks till nil are
soul; bo 1 den, in every Inigo club wo will put
checks for WntdieB. Utilltt. lllntikeln. UtiRn l'iit-
tin, or sonio other ni titles of value, ((vinff tome
jnemOtra of the club an oitpwtunlty 0 purchasing an
urt in c ur avuiu one tjuui trr vj usvtiiue,
"In every order nmountliin toovur 8.VJ, nccom
panted by the ctishtihrt Agent may retain 82,(0,
nnd in oery order of over llw), W.WJ may be re
tained to
PAY THK EXPJIKSS OHAUGES.
Thin ollVr N mireeipecirtllv tonnlst Afionts In
tliu WcHtein nudKoutliet-ii Htatfs, but Is ojen to
ntl customcis.
C O M SI I H H 1 O N Hi
AgentH wlUbo pnld ten per cent, In Cash or
Meiclmudh-e. when thev riu. uptjimik kntmik
cLUn, for which below wo Ivo n purlhil List of
CommlKslonp;
For nn order of $31). from u club of Thirty,
we will pay tho Agent, tin commission, S3 ds.
llrown or Jlleached Hheetln-f, (hd Dross I'nt
tei'ti,vool Hquao Hhnwl,I-roiieli Cnslmcio Tnnts
m.d Vtt rmier.it Kiio Iawzu Will to Coalite
pane, ci. etc., or I In crtf.li,
For nit order of $30. lrom ft Club of Fifty,
wowlllja the Agent un Comnilsslnu, 4b urds
hheetlng, un? pnlr heavy Wool UtanUets, l'oplln
l)i ess p:ii tern, UuutUom wtmi Hquaro Hluiwl,
Mlvcr-Cuso Watch, etc , etc.. or f 5.1 J .u eixsh.
For nn order of 9100, f.oni a Clu. of One
Hundred, we will pay tno A'eut. us com mission
HXtyimls good jaid-wklo Wneetinp, Coln-Hilvcr
Huntlmr Unto Wuich. Klch Lomr Wool Hhaw).
suitofuil Wool French Cuslineri, etc., etc.. or
510 In cuvii.
we do not employ any rravcnintr Acents. and
customers shouid not pay money to persona pur
polling 10 uo our ngeius, itnusi personally (.c-
rjmmutti,
hi:ni money always uy nr.aisrniiLD i.kttkiw
l'or lurther particulate tnd for Cutnloyue-i.
I'AliKr.lii x lt,t
93 & lOJKummer ht., hostou, Muss,
pet. l,VJ-3m.
HIKMIUM LIST
or TIIK
KOUUTnENTII ANNUAL EXIUDITION j
or TDD I
COIiUMttrA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL, HOH
Tl CULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION,
TO be nvi.n
AT 11I.O0MHI1UU0, r A.,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
13th, 11th, and 15tli, 1809.
As cvervthlmrof thin kind must have n svitein
to enrrv It on with tutu faction exhlhltori nnd
conlrlbutom will pletme renxl the lnstrucllonn.
nnd come to tho Fair expecting to abide by them
wiwiuui niiKiiig ior nny Hiieniiion,
k, li, i lv Cjju ti(, tsecreuiry,
CLAS3 I-H0R8E3.
Humphry rArkcr,6uperlntendcnt,
.Tll.lirefl Wm. M. BtnL-nr .Tnuor.li Mr.ii.nr. W..
ley rursel, Mnthlns Itarituan.
llest blooded stallion, 12 00
" Htalllo for all work 12 irj
" ' colt lint nvcr 4 vru ntil H nil
2d " ' H (HI
ilet pnlr draught liorson, h 0 )
2d 6oi)
Hest pair carriage liomen, 8 00
iicjii orooa mare with colt at her Hide. 8 OJ
!d " " " SO
Beit lnalc carriage hort no
2d m
licit " more, fi 00
2d ' 3 w
JIestgeHllngl;etween3aud4 yrsold, 4 00
maro ' 4 00
M geldln" 2 and S yrsold, 4 00
" horse colt l " 2 " 3 00
" mare ' 3 OJ
4 horie or mare colt under 10 mos old. 8 00
2a " " " " 2 00
pair match colls under i yrs broken to
the harness, 3"0
llentjHck fi 00
2d ' 2 00
UesttmlrmuleH. 4 00
2d 2 00
Exhibitors under this class will liavo their
horses on tho ground by 10 o'clock Thursday
iiiui ii i ii tvnuii muy win uo ujiuniiiteu,
CLAt-H 1I-CATTI.E.
Jacob Kostcnbauiler, Hupcrlntcmlcnt,
JiutaesNehemtali Hceee, John KaDer, Clmn
dler KVI-H, UllberL II. Fowler.
Durliatn Stock.
Best bull 3 years old aud upwards
Sd
llest " between 2 and 3 yrs old,
2d
Dost bull between I nud 2 yra old
8d
llest cow 2 years and upwards,
2d '
llest lielfer,
" Hull calf under 10 mn..
ai
( llest heifer between 2 and 3 y rs.
' under 10 luos,
(12U
V 01
a 13
4 (XI
3 00
2 CO
e to
i 00
300
2 01)
.-1iriluniruf lv.
3 CJ
2 00
(IHAI'IS,
llot display, wild or culllvateil, 2 tri
nix clusters of Concord. nil
" ' Uelaware, .10
' Clinton :io
" Issbella, so
" " " Hartlord rrollflo, .31
Iona, sil
" " " Adlrondac, 80
" ' " Itebec, BO
' York Madcral, 30
ri.UMs.
Ucst display, not less than two varieties
one (loeen each, 80
UASl'UGUIlllS.
licit display, nny kind, 3 varieties, CI
cnESTnuTs.
llest quart, 30
Din KD rnuits.
llest quart apples, pears, quinces, peach
es, apricots, nectarines, cherries, (sour
or sweet, pitted or unpltted,) grapes,
I cultivated or wild,) sirawtjerrlcs, any
tlnd of rasplrrles. blackberries, dew
berries, and huckleberries. Plums and
twetches, DO
Tho fruit not to hn removed until the close of
the exhibition, and narllcular euro Is to bo ob
served by all persons that tho same Is not Injured.
CLASS JX-WINES AND LIQUOItfl.
Wm. II. Koous, Superintendent.
Judges C. 1). Fowler, 8amuet Kostcnbauder,
llest quart of currant wine, tl 00
M " blackberry wine: 1 1 Ul
grapo wine, 1 CO
cherry wine, 1 W
ryo whiskey, 1 w
" M cider vinegar. CO
CLASS X-DOME3TI0 MANUFACTUnia.
Clarence O. Jackson, Superintendent.
Judges Mis. Kate A. llet, Mrs. IMnlcl Sny-
uer, airs, jiirum i. mine, Airs. it. i i;icn,
I.
Host loaf of bread,
Dest roll of butter (3 or over)
Hot pie,
" canned fruit, dlfTerctit kinds, (not
lw.3 than 1 quart of each.)
Ucst pound cake,
" anonge
" ginger, "
11 sample of preserves (not less limn
of each,)
" sample of fruit Jelly,
41 cucumber pickles,
" variety or pickles.
" apple butter, (1 quart or more)
' peach butter, " "
' grapo "
" vlum " "
' cured ham.
sample sausage,
-82 00
1 cu
2 00
1 00
1 00
ra
ri
co
qt.
f,.AIt sbM-k ..nleirt most Imi what 1 Is ri bro.cn-
tctl or premli'iiis rlll be forfeited.
a. All articles for exhliiiiun or rompciiiion
nmsl bnentnr.tl l,v A n'rlfk. I. M.. ml Wedlirs-
dav Iho l.llh. and mrent In liuoos.lttto cases, be
on me grnunti ny inai lime ami remain iiiciu
until Friday at .1 o'clock, p. M., Mheti they will bo
u.iiiBuispj.aioi ino cxmuiior.
7. uiamis ior sale of refre.limenis can no on
talned by appllentloii to the Kecretary or II. F.
Hartman.
M. Nollccn.n Ultl lm trrAltli.l In alftml. Hint
hen ruiuHiuH or iii.ii liquors.
Judges nppolnlcd to exanilno tho dlflerrnt
cln sea will confer a favor on the Association by
calling at the Secretary's nnice early on Thursday
morning toobtAln their Instructions.
On W ednesday tho grounds will bo opened to
tho public, and conllmio open tbreo days. A
membership tlckot, admitting two persons dur
ing tho Fair, one dollar. Admission cards to ad
mit tho bearer, iwcnty-flvo cents.
JACOU IIAIUIIS, l'res't.
rn.IKKf,Ert,8cc'y,
liloomsburg, Kept. 21, 1SCD.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
niUVATK RALK.
JL OF VALUAHLK RKAIj EHTATK
Tho undersigned, Executor of Cyrus I ry. lnl-3
ofllloom township deceased, o tiers at Prlvato
salo n certain houte nnd lot, situated In If loo in s
tjurff, on HockHtrcet, bounded by lots of I, V
a lit C. ilnrtman, mid by another lot bolonglna
to nnld estate, containing seventy threo Ini
front. Tlie tenns are reasonable, nnd poMesslon
wjn uo given wiunn imriy uays Riier ise Haic,
Arr.30.K-tf
I. H. UUHN.
Executor,
LEGAL NOTICES.
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
XV F1TATK OF THOMAS I.ASODOX TiKCEA8KD.
Itfprs nr administration on the estate of
Thomaji Laugdon, late of Ceutralln Iloro' Cotum-
Dia CO., uoccaseu,iiave oeen graiiieu uy iuu iwrib
terolsiild county to Wlnuefort Iingdon of Cell
trallalloro'Allpersoushavlngclalmsor demands
against the estate of the decedeut aro requested
to raako Ibcm known, nnd those Indebted to
make payment.
WINNr.FOUT LANODON,
Sept 10,'G9-G1. AdmluUlratrlx.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
KSTATE Ot- DANtKI, J. U'KIr.llNAN HF.O'n.
lttcrsofadmlnlslratlou on the ealato of Daniel
M'Klernan lateof Conynsham twp.,ColumblaCo.
deceased, have becu granted by the lteglster of
Columbia county, to Ann .M'Klernan of t lie
same place. All persons having claims or do
mands ngnlnst the said estate nre requested to
present them for settlement without delay, nnd
th0se indebted ''akPAS;i.1En5fA;Ii
Sept. lO.'CD-Ct Administratrix.
sample yeust,
liuru nuup,
soft boap,
gallon ol sorghum.
CO
m
us
Aarlcullurtit tr.
10
SO
50
OU
3 CO
-0H 8tock.
I.Kr us 1'iioTucr Oointxvts. Tho phslcal
htructuro of iho strongest human being Is vul
nerable everywheie. Our bodies tiro endowed
by nature with a certain negative power, which
protects them, to some extent, from unwhole
some lnllueneos but this protection Is Imperfect
and cinuot bo safely relied on In unhealthy re
gions, or uudci clrcumstunces of moro than or
dinary danger. Therefore, It Is wisdom; U Is pru-
llest bull 3 ) rs nud upwards,
llOkt
between 2 and 3 yrs,
1 and 2 yrs
i ti i
llest " calf under 10 mos
1
- cnw3yrauud upwards
" heifer between 2 and 3 yrs
12 1)
U l")
II 00
4 CJ
3 10
2 ll
2 00
AirliulturUt 1 jr.
a w
under 10 mos.
AMJEnXKYRTOCK,
Ucst bull 3 yrs and upwards,
bctwf en 2 and 3 yrs.
laud 2 years
under W mos.
cow 3 yrs and upward1
1 U)
4 ID
3 00
3 0J
2 UO
CLASS XI-IIOUSEIIOLD MANUFACTUIIES.
Wm, II. Shoemaker, Superintendent.
Judges Miss ltcbccca Vnndersllce, Mrs. Isaiah
wagner, .iirs, i-iiiup i.cner, .iirs. jouu Jim.
tl CO
lurh-u'uritt 1 lr
1 60
1 M
Aoilcullurtrt 1 ir
1 AU
1 CO
ai
00
CO
1 CO
1 00
2 00
-apricimnrf.il Ir.
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
J fJITATE OF JOHN JJKMOTT, IlF.O'l).
letters testamentary on Iho cstato of John Do
mott, late, of Madison township. Columbia coun
ty hao been grunted by tho lteglster of Colum
bia county to SlUs Welllver or Maillson Town
ship Columbia county, l'a. All jiersons havlug
claims against tho estuto are requested 1 o present
MlCm U 1I1Q l!.SeCUlUr ill illUlllKJU .UWll.UIJI.
Columula county, l'a. i uoso uiucuieu to me es
tate cither on note, Judgment, lnorlgageor book
account will maku pameut to tno Executor
without delay.
' SILAS WELLIVEtt,
Sept. )0.'69-Cw, Executor.
p II I V A T E SAL E
-or-
V A L U A 11 L H I1KAI. UaiAIfl,
The underslgneil oiTor nt private salo their
farm situate In Flsblngcreek township Col, n,
boundud by lauds of Abraham Young, I'lnllji
Appleinan, and Henry Eycr containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
nboutfieventv acres rlrarcd anil In anm still., n
cultivation, tho balance thrifty timber. There aro
nn nici-iemi-i-s nirmiie nousn anu out utilising,
frame barn nnd out buildings, good water nml
thrifty fruit trees.
Terms reasonable. Possession given on tho flrat
ofAprllnext. Forpnrttcntats apply to
CHAKLES J.KllAMlill A 11UOH.
Bepl.3,'ft)-tf. Onthepremlst-u
17 O K SAL E.
JL'
no unue
i, on real
VALUABLE IIQTEL, STAND,
at t.'glit Street, Columbia county. I'ft.. known ns
tho "Walnut Hotel," nnd now occupied by Sum
ucl Kllue,
It Is favorably locatetl for the transaction of
business, and If properly kept, would not fall to
return aliatidsomo Income.
Question as totltle; iocslou, conditions cto
satisfactorily answered by
('. II. IIIIOCKWAV,
Aug. M.'CS-tl,, Agent.
'llie undersigned offcis todLsooseofatrtrlvnln
sale, on reasonable terms tho
ll.intcrlltcr. ..... . ... , t. -.....,.. ir, I dence: it Isconiiuon heuso to nrovlde ai-nlust such
1IKNTON IV 111. .M'l'ieiuuu, ........ s-.i... .... --. 7 , . , , .... ,
Itill Anotiieb.. A meeting was held ut
ttcrich'a School Iloiiaa in" Montour twp.,
Monday night last.-'John, O. Quick was
ed to tho chair and Isaiah Dicttorich was
local notices.
l'on all the new niu;ic and tho best of in
struments go to AKtutt'.-.
UBIIWICK A. D.Sieli')', Hudson Owen, Jacob
Lll!i.ooM-.Mlcliael F Kyerly, John U. Casey, M, C.
-M.....t.....i..i (l..itiL-i. Ilnsstrt. U . U. 1-urinuu.
llul.vucUEEK win. I.-unon, Isa,ollowci-,Chas.
ltt'i-:kTKAl.lA-s-Jamcs llrj son, 1 hum.iH Ocinghty,
'''N.VlosvimiASt-Daniel Curry, C. U. Murphy,
Wm.Ooodmiin. ,.,,.. .r, ..
B. LON Y fllll A?l ll"llln.xi....v., . H-iiiun.i.u-
liosKV, -Martin Kliinnl-iin.
Catawissa i:. M, i iw Usbuiy, Stephen Muldy,
JUCi:ntkk dMward Ilnrtman, Elljuii Whltmojcr,
Isiiiic drover.
Fisiiimic-uki:k C. It. White, Emutulus Un-
:V.!.-i11;1,!.1;",!?;: , ,. ,
.sen Secretary. ' 'Mr.Buetalow i-poko for 'fun attention ot ladies is called to the ad-
cenuartcrs of an hour on tho utues of the vortiteinent in another column of b. 0. Col- Solomon Artie-. .vim,.,,, v,.r
, i i t t n 11 i t i-i-i t ti .i i-ii uni-ENWOOK-tieoigo . bit, William r.jer,
and was succeeded by II.. 1 . Clark, Je.o litis, liair-drcsser, Ice, lie H entirely reliable. Vrtt-r airmu.
. ,, 'v ' , i. ir i .i Hemlock John Kcvlus, m. Olrlnn, Joseph
Aunncrman 0. B. Uroekway and K. II- and a neat workman, v"is"
tie. Tliohouso was very well filled and
ro was much enthusiasm.
The latest and best Diy Goods, Urosuilos
Ac, ean always be found at Miller A Wolfs.
1 hey aro live' men and are determined to
keen a stock on hand which wi'l meet any
denit.nds ol tho j eoplc. 'I'hey should l3
encouraged.
SaveYouii Monkv, Save your temper!
S.iage, John
Yeager, John
.'HE probabilities are that tho Democrats
I liavo ono majority in tho next Senate.
itis why tho Ro publicans arclaboring so in-
triously to stir up divisions among us and
rythis district. If wo carry tliu Distiiet they
pass no more Constitutional Amendments
bout our consent, and t Asa Packer will guvo .ourgclr jUeomilrt ! Call on Lowcn-
;o ono branch of tho Legislature in favor
reform, In view o( this, Democrats, rally
nd our nominee, Mr. Uuckalcw.
JEMOcrtATIo Mketi.no. A meeting was
"d at tho School House near Evan-Villa on
;urday tho 25th of September. Euos I.
ams was elected President, Messrs. 1
aus, Walp, Hippensteel, Win. Kvam and
.wcr, Yl- PrqsidcnU, a'id Albert Smith,
berg and too his splendid assortment of Full
and inter goods. 1-ino btuDs for overcoats,
tho newest and best patterns of cloths and
vcstings. iho best collection ever offered in
this country. Don't fail to sou these goods
befuro making your selections el-ewlicre.
Jackson-Hcr.ry Wagner, K. I
Locust Daniel hlluc, I.uloh
' 'ilAiS'tt-Frnnela lflcmlng, Wllllnm Flhhcr,
Wm. T. Miunmn. , ., ,
Miffi.in 0. H.Moutgomciy, Samuel Snyder,
Samuel Nuss. .,.., , . ,
Mt. pleasant Amos WunUli, Itutbel Apple
liiiiu. George Oman.
M.vnisos John Allen, W. It. Deinotl, Jacob
i,MosTouit--IsaIaliDlelterkli, Le. 1 Weaver.Noah
"iTi'tANaK-H. 1U Kline, W. H. Hny.lcr, Uwl IJnt.
l'INF. Joseph Khoeliuker, 'JliumiiH Mcllrlde,
Win. Karscliner. ,.,,,,,
ItOAKlNiii-HLS.K-Otoigu Clatg, Win. Drlibbadi,
John Mowlt-l.
Scott It. J. Mlllanl, Joseph Lllley, Jacob Ter-
"bi-uAHIAiAi- Henry C. Hess, Jesse Haltman,
Montgomery Coi,
Ily order or tho Standing Committee.
C. U. HllOCKWAY, Chalrmau.
contingencies, by taking anantldoto In advnnce,
in other words, by fortifying the system with
HOSTETTEll S STOMACH HITTERS the most
complete protectlvougiilust nil the epidemic and
eudcmle maladies that has ever been adminis
tered In any country. As a remedy for Dyspep
sia, there Is no medicine that will compare with
It, Whoever tattlers tho pangs of Indigestion,
nnywhcioou the face of tho earth where 1IOS
TKTTKIt'.i STOMACH HITTERS can bo procur
ed, docs so voluntarily; for, as surely as truth ex-
ls's, this Invaluable tonlo nnd alterative would
restoro Ills disordered btomacli to ahealthy con
dltlon. To the nervous It Is also especially rec
ommended, and in cases of continued constipa
tion it ul.o nlfords speedy aud permanent relief.
In nil cases of fever and ague the HITTERS Is
more potent than nuy amount of quinine, while
tho most dnugcrous cascsof bilious fever yield to
Us wonderful properties. Those who hare tried
tho medlclno will uover use another, for nny of
tho ailments which the HOSTETTEIl HITTERS
prolcsscs to subdue. To tlioso who havo not
made thecxpeilment wo cordially recommend
au curly application to the HITTERS whenever
thry aro stricken by disease of tho digestive or
gans,
2d
l g''i lJ--------s----J--- .H-ML..!
IIawic, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Ili.ow.lti.ow,
and disgust everybody with the offensive odor
rctarv. Tlio "mee'tlnu'was tiddrcs.-cd at 'r01" 5ur Catarrh, just because sotnu old fo
lio length by E. II. Littlo who was followed ' ,!oc'or w ho has not discovered and will not
. .... t.-i: .1.... .i. i i . ii .i.
John U. breczo and (Jen. J.nt. l lw ""-e umi mo n mmri whs you mat it
cannot bo cured.
Tho proprietor of Dr. Sago's Catarrh
II . 1.. !ll .-.-.will 1 I' . . f
jieuieuy win pay .juu iicivam ior u casu ui cne
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I U li Ii 1 O SALE
I) h
V A I. V A It 1. 11 REAL EHTATKI
st perfect harmony prevailed nrd Hriar
2ck will undoubtedly render a good account
tho ensuing election.
Catairh which he cannot cuio. Sold by
DKMOCflATS all know tho antecedent of tho druggi-ts, or send sixty cents to It. V. Pierce,
ove named iournal, (Tun Coi.i:.miiia.n) that M j, ull)rai0, N. y fur it.
was startod as a conservative journal to
Will be exposed In nubile suln on llie preiiilses
on Tuesday. October . (.III. lsll at 11 oV-loL-k in tho
foieuoo.i, ill., leal esliito or (leoigo llrelsc l, de
consed. situ-ilo 111 CaUiw.ss.i iin-l Malno town
ships. Columbia county, lylmt on Cab wl.sii
ertek and alionl llino miles from thn tmvn or
Cnti.Mlssa. wnleh has been divided Into tuoscp
male tMCts and will bo sold sejmlalely. The one
timt sllualu in i iilawlss-i townshlo mlj itntui;
taints of rti'am l-VdcU-inlf. Ol-nrge -Jlclsi ll, Jr.,
JnhilHIiuma.', and oilier, oiit.-iliiiug
lit tho Democracy of Columbia county.
uo to its mission it is at Uio same tuck
ain. Dam-tile InlelligeHcer,
Let us eco a moment, Thomas When the
ILUMHIAK started, tho Dctnocratio innjnii-
in Columbia county was about 1 ,500 j now
Ol'li leadcrshave observed that we rarely
praiso patent inedicitiennd that we advoitisC
only the veiy best ol llieiii. But now, the
reinarkablo rcoivery of Mrs. Rico, of Cnnas
tota, fiom bcrdisiH-ssing and almost hclidesH
h 2,000,, At tho samo timo tho Democratic hciofulous disease, which is known tbrough-
ajouly in Montour was about 3j0, aii'l now out the community, and unquestionably tho
about 370. In other words 103 havo gained effect of Ayer's Sarsa parilla, leads us to pub
0 and Montour 20-"A 'littlo of the samo lish without restrve tho remaikablo efficacy
hd of ".splitting" wtuld do no harm in of this medicine. Wo do this in tho iutciest
.Ontotir, ol tho utllictcd, Any iciiicdy which tun so
Tup1 llruifm tr-A v NnxiisiATinv Vrti'i- efiectually
- uch maneuvering andlicsjtation tho Itadj- ivcrsa y known; and we wish it insy
,1s on Tuesday last comploled their ticket u, ul . ,,., ,
iuu case ui iurs. nice. iiaiiyuuurnai,ssyra
l,-i ACRES AND 17 PERCHES,
nn .i.i,i,.ii 1m irirted n lnro and commodious
IIIIICK HV I'.I.I.I Ml IIOU.-sE, kllc-hcniinii n'ht-r
colivi'lllcnt oiltliulldlngi-, with iv lalgo baulc barn
u iigon linns', llttV house, -. This Unci contains
Iillv acres nr timber 1 iiid.nhoul thlrtyllv acres
or which Ik heavy vihltu o.ik; lying nlo-ig tlio
Caluwlssa Railroad. There is n good orch ird on
TIih olher linct is bltuuto In Muliio township,
adjoining Iho iihovo luentloni-d tract, am liiuils
of Reuben r-huuinn, Jiiiob r-liu.ais, v m. Illiler,
and otticis.conialnllisouebuliilrtd and nineueii
and one-lull iu ivs, on which 1 elected n two
stoiy FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
u Ko.il Hank Unrii, Ac, This tract contnlnf nbout
,.u..iii.-.nvi. ni-iu . ol be.ivv vvhllooak tim''er,ly-
t i i.... ,i... isi.wik.-i itilli-ii will) about
also one lium the dead, sliould ,L,.;v ,.,-rcs or oilier timber. Theio is i.is-, ttn
oreli.ud on uih prcoiisew. i... ...uuw
known on uny oi saie uy
vi. ,), ,,i. wish In Inform vou. reader, that Dr.
Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered a
remedv that cures Consumption, when the lungs
are huirconsumtsl, In short, will curt-nil diseas
es whether of intnd, body or estate, mako men
llvo forever, ami leave death to play for want oi
work, and Is desiguid to make our sublunary
ki.ii.-ri... iittvkriii ..iiri.iils... I., wiitrti Heaven 11-
s.-tr shiill l,n itill a slilo kliiiu'. You lmvo heard
eiioimh ot that kind or huuibUKeiy, and wo do
not wonder thiitou Imtntiy this timo hemnio
UJiUSH'O S Mil 11. IllH WIR'II I U llJi"!
ftyu'H I'ntarrh Henu-dy wilt poUlvely un; tho
wofrt cues of l'utrrh, I only ansert that which
Ihousiintlscan teftlfy to. 'ly llnnd you will bo
coiiwncHi. 1 will pny r.nu iiewam ior a tuo i
Lauiiiu linn i auuoi- cure.
I'OU HAMJ UY MOT DHUCIOIHTS liVKUY
V-IIUK ONt.Y 50 CKNTS,
Kent by mail post pahl lor sixty ceuts; rou:
i:m uaues 8J.ou, or ono uo.en ior ?.i.un. renu a iw
ft nt slatup for Dr. Kayo's nainphlet on CaUrr!
AtiiiresH inu iTopueior, it. v, ni-.ir.,.!!, u,,
Uit, I.WIih, ltUFFALu, N. Y.
heifer
J between 'Z nnd 3yrs
" under 10 mos.
UlUUbD STOCK,
UoAt bull 3 yrs and upwards
between 2 and 3 yrs.
land yrs.
under 10 mos.
cow 3 j rs and upwards
heifer,
" belween2 and 3 yrs.
12 ty)
y t
o I I
4 OJ
3 to
21 )
2 CJ
AgricultUiisi ljr,
(J 00
4 00
2 00
4 00
3 I I
2()
under 10 mos.
NATIVE STOCK.
llest bull 3 yrs and upwards.
between 2 and 3 years,
1 anil 2 years
under 10 mos.
cow 3 years nnd upwards
he If or between 2 aud 3 yrs.
12 00
tt 00
U J
4 (3
3 ( J
2 1)
2 00
Aarlculturist I vr.
0 00
4 00
3 00 I
4 00
3 01)
2 CO
llest 10 vards of flannel.
21
Best 5 yards woolen chilli,
" 10 yards carpet,
2d "
" 10 yards plain linen,
" " diaper,
" Unit wool stocking.!,
" JlllllCllS,
11 knit cotton Mocking,
liornemado ohtrt.
2d " '
" pair woolen blankets,
" pair linen hheets,
" homemade tablo cloths,
CLASH XII-FANCY ARTICLES & FLOWEltS.
Lloyd 1'uxton, Superintendent,
Judges-WlUUm Masters, MIks Hattle Ncal,
Miss LlKzlo Itlne It, MIm Juuule Fruit, Miss Deck
Ithoue, Mrs. Oeuerul Knt.
Ilestknltqullt. 1 00
" tidy, l oo
tatttnR work, 100
' specimen bfud woik, 1 CJ
" shell work, 1(
" burr " 1 00
" " leather work, 1 00
" " hstr woik, 1 00
" wax work, 1 CU
" draw lug, 1 00
" palntlnir, 1 oo
" silk einLroldery, 100
' worsted embroidery, 1 00
' cotton embroidery. 00
" worsted mat. W)
cotton mat. oo
" worked slippers, 1 t"J
M fancy bin cushion. 1 10
head dress, 1 00
bpeclmen moss painting, 1 oo
collection of dahlias. &J
artltlclal llowers, 60
specimen of house plants In bloom, 1 00
specimen of dried grass, CO
specimen of dried llowers, 60
specimen of penmanship, ft 100
variety of flowers, " 1 00
AUDITOIVS NOTICE.
tJiTATK Of HAMCEL MATHER, PECKASEP.
In the Orphans Court of the county or Colom
bia, The Auditor appointed by tlteCourt.to report
.llctrllmllnn ft! tlirt biiliitieo In tho hands Of Jollll
pUHLIC SALK
OF VALUABLE UKAIj USTAT15.
In pursuance of on order of the Orphans Com t
of Colnmbln countv. l'a.. on MATUltUAY. Ociii.
HKIt )0Tit leoii, at 10 o'clock lu tho forenoon, Os
car 1. Ent,' administrator, Ac, ot Abraham Mu i
selrnan, latool Bcott township, In said county
uctuimu, win i'xhwu iu wtiu, uy puuua vcuuue,
on the premises,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,
bounded and described as follows, to wit: On
the south by a nubile road, on the west and north
by lauds of J. V. Whltenlght, aud on tho enM by
land of Mary A UreermKe, containing half an
acre, bo tho name more or loss, whereon nro erec
ted a story and a hair
F It A M E IMY i: L Xj I X G 1IO UH II,
n small triable, lato tlio cstato of said ile-
H. Ma.her, executor or Knmucl Mather liito or Ceaied, situate In tliu lownshlpnnd nmtitr nfori'-
Urceuwood twp. uoiumuia couniy, uec u.wui ititiU. OSt'AU 1'. KNT,
incut iiiHiHiriici iiitiiiwi,"ii ''"r'iB'1" i M'pi w. iunniiiiirau"
nppoininienioii inurHuny inuoin uy m wt-f- i .
berl809attenoclockA.M.nthlsoniceinUlooms- Tt i t. r ft a t, t,
i in fr in tioi.lrviiitilv. All nartlps Interested nro I M U 1 It 1 j a - U X
r.xmi.ktil in Attt-iiit. nr hi) debarred fiom com I
Ins In fornpyrt crthe hatd fund
ROUURT F. CLARK,
Bent. lT.'G'J-It. Auditor.
o r
VALUAItLE REAL USTA'lE.
110 r I In pursuance of nn order nrtlie Orphans Courf
I of l.uierne county, Tn,, on Monday tho 2"th oi
J I October lH0atino o'clock In tho nlternoon ol
UjMl ino y said dav at tho house of Lew la Iu ml iSwm
r..V"""?"..,I?;7' Ises adjoining said premUcs In Locust low ushiu
aSSSSBSi uaiiioToo&Vt
tSS&& XASMttil? Wnr.i-refefe
settlement without delay, and those Indebted to j?" ftfe ncilS1 an,! " l"l v Vm ch" pcrVht?
make paymenu ,rP,,Tr r trva which Is more than half eleated and In n good
. JLHt.vilAllJ.lic.-sa. lntn of cultivation, tho batanea Is u-rll tlini-pr-
Scpt. !4.'C0-Ct, Aumiuisiraior. Tu(, RtC0U(i tiltrcof containing ninety two
acres, of which a few acres nre cleared, the most
!nri or it is itiuuer inuu, cousistingor largo inrir-
A SSIQNEE'S NOTICE IN BANK-
tV "H- l'.T"V,V "".,r VV 'V" y, "..V' ! timber all of which would make ncrhnns several
tlllon, of hl creditors by the District Court of
said District. Dated nt lloomsburg, the leth day
rSeTil!S--tf. M. W. WHITMOYEU.
ADSigllsTCa
12 00
o to
ou
4 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
rltTicuHurweljr.
0 00
4 00
4 CO
3 (JO
H 00
2 00
CLASH XIII-VEUICLEH.
A. K. lleacock, Superintendent.
Judges Jumes W. Suukey, David Yeager.
Rest family carriage, S4 O
" open buggy, 3 00
M top buggy, 3 I )
11 farm wagon, 4 LJ
' spring wagon for farm use, 3 oo
bprlug wagon for pleasure,
wheelbarrow,
bled,
sulky,
3 00
1 O
2 00
2 00
' " under 10 mos.
OXEN AND STKKHS.
Rest yoke oxen owned and worked by ex
hlbltor. fi 00
2d " yoke ' " 3 00
" steers between 2 and 3 yrs. 4 00 I
1 " 2 cu
Exhibitors wtlt have their stock ready for the I
juugts loexaiuino uy iuo ciock a. u.on inurs
day und to remain uutll 3 o'clock Friday r. St.
CLASS III-SWINE.
Wm. Harbor, Superintendent.
Judges John Iltx, George Cuvanee.
Rest brood sow and plus, (six or more,)
101 xai nogs, iiwo or more,
CLASS XIV AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Clark Merrill, Buperlutenduut.
Judges Ell Mendeuhall. Thomas J, Vaiuler-
slice, ulclinrd Fruit, Jonn U.(tuicU.
Rest right hand plow,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(JiHiO SECRET OF KNOWLEDGE.
'i'hirty-two pages, practical receipts for beauti
fying the complexion, destroying warts, freckles
pimples or other diseases of the skin, removing
bupertluous hair.propogatlng 1U growth.orwheu
faded or gray rcstorlngittolLS original color. Fur
eleuulug Kluor stlk gloves, laeen, ribbons, etc,
Uhtumutl&m, ague and fetid brealii cured by fol
lowing lis advice. Kentlreo for&Octs, Address
V. II. 1IOUAN CO..
151 Fulton Street. N. Y.
N, IJ. Parties are making 82.J00 to SSuuu a year
f troo
ship adjoining lands heretofore described, Tho
The llrst thereof containing 01 acres and 20 perch
en, thesecond thereor contalnlns 45 acres and TO
perches, the thlrdthcreot containing 37 acres and
W perches, tbe fourth thereof containing 73 acies
and 32 perches, tho filth thereof containing I'l
acres aud 01 perches, strict measure. All of tlio
aforesaid tracts arc considered tho best timber
ed laud in that vlcinlty.nud lmvo tho greatest nd
vantage bv lavlnc ho near tho best market nml
goodroadd to market, vtrs seven miles to t'en
tralla.nine miles to Ashland, niueuud a half
miles to Catawissa. Farmers. Lumbermen, coal
operators, speculators and otheis will plcufcoto
rememoer ine uay ni saiu.
An examination of said property will bo tho
best recommendation of it. Therefore tho un
dersigned administrator will be at the house of
Lewis Leo on the adjoining premises, on Satur
day previous to theuay of salo with a view anil
desire of showlug said timber and lands to nil
and every person naving auesire to see mo samo
belorothohale.alsooneothcrlotln same towu
ship (near Slabtown) adjoining lands of widow
by manulacturing and belling lrom thesa ro-I Troxel, Joseph Call arid others.cuMitainlng 3 acres
clpts. (my ie;oy.Sm. I moro or less improved land to bo eold as tho
2d ;4
2tl '
boar
brood bow,
lot (3 or iuore,) pigs under 8 weeks
btock liogs, (3 or more)
C 00
0 00
4 u ;
6 00 i
3 00
60
3 00
3 00
2 00
3 0J
2 00
2d '
3d 1
niuw lor geueral use.
leu uanu piow.
right nnd left baud plow,
corn plow,
subsoil plow,
bquare drag,
one horse cultivator,
two horso cultivator,
two ho The coin planter,
one ho.-se com planter,
thresher nnd sepaiatorcoiiibiiud,
mower nud reaper eomblued.
CLAbS IV-SHEEP.
Lewis Ho to, Superintendent.
Judges MlehiU'l 11 1 over, Dlemor M'lloury.
fine woou
llest Iluck.
81 00
2 10
1 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 10
1 lJ
2 00
2 1)
1 00
4 00
6 00
4 13
3 00
1 W
2 W)
3 00
1 U
I 00
1 00
1 CO
1 00
1 I )
1 (X)
50
1 00
ewe,
pen of hheep, not less thau eight,
Hiuur.u wool-
4 00
3 on
4 00
3 t3
4 00
Ilettt pen of sheep not less than eight.
micK,
I
ewe.
2d " "
I.ONU WOOL.
Rest pen of sheep, not less thau eight,
" bnck.
2.1
ewe
t 00
4 00
3 t J
4 00
3 00
4 00
4 4X1
3 00
4 00
3 00
hnv fork.
' portable cider press,
41 clover huller,
" sausage grinder,
wiudilug machine,
clothes wringer,
grubbing hoe,
' bet miner's picks,
" pair of fore and hind horwo bhoes,
' bharpened drills,
" uxe bundle,
iriilit friulu.
roller, siyrivuuuriai i ir.
" fanning mill, 2 w
" -oru shcller, 2 00
btrnw und todder cutter, 2 00
Should there bo nnv new or meritorious Imple
ments nnd Inventions exhibited, that arw not
nrnvldoil fur In the foreeol nrr chlbs. tho Judues
may report tho merltsof tho sumo lor premluuis
CLASS XV-STOVKS, TINWARE, EARTUEN-
Caher Rnhn, Siiperlnlendeut,
Judges Nicholas Kindt, John It. Yohe.
Rest cooking stovo with fixtures
' parlor btovo wih itxtureN,
set artlllclul teeth
variety or tinware.
TATENT OFFICE.
luventors who wl-sh to take out letters Patent
nre advised to counsel with MUNN S CO., Editors
ui i iui nL-i&n nriu Aiir.Hn..i, " iiuiumi Jiimci.u-
ted claims leforo the Patent OtWco tor more than
twenty years. Their American European Patent
Agency is tlio most exteublvo In the world.
Charges less than any other rellablo agency.
A Pamphlet, containing full Instructions to
Inventors, is bent gratis. Address ,
J12'ti9-3m. 37 Park Row, New York,
DIM P Li E S.
Tho uuderslgneJ will cheerfully mall (fhek) to
nil who wish it the Recipe and full directions
for preparing arm usiug a simpio anu iieaiuiiui
Vegetable Halm, that will Immediately remove
Tau, Freckles, 1'iiHpIes, Illotches, and all erup
tions and impurities ofine hkiu.leaviugtbcsamo
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
He will also bend (fiiek) Instructions for pro
duclng.by very simple means.a luxurlantgrowth
of Ilnir ou a bald head or smoiitu facoluless than
thirty days from 11 r fat application,
'Iho above can beohtalned by return mall by
addressing U UO", F. CHAPMAN, hemUt.
o. jiox iuj uiouuway. rvcw York.
Aug. C.'OO-ly.
J7 O It SAL E.
rum. miiii iiuun ai iuwui,
WINTER SEED WHEAT
tirnnerlv of Kftld deceased.
TERMS OF SALE: Teu per cent of tlio pur
:haso money to bo raid at the btriklng down of
; tho property, one third less tho ten per cent on
the conflrmatlonor sale, one third on tho flr.t
uay oi April idtu ni wuicu iimo pcibses-iou win
beglven.the remaining one third on theflibt dny
of April 1KT1 with Interebton barno lrom tho first
day or April lbTO, the purchaser to pay for deed
nndbtamp. LAWSON UUGHES,
. Ad ml uliit ra tor.
IIUGHSVILtE, Sept. I0,'C9-8t.
UliLIC SALE.
VLUADLE?IEAL I1STATEI
In pursuance of an order or tho Orphans Court
t Ci-iiumbLL countv Pennsylvania, un TlHiid,iv
Novemtier 11, IwjO.at 10 o'clock In tho loicnooii'
lltramlless, admlnUtrator. dc,, of John Mess,
lute of FIshingcreck township, in bald county'
deceased, will exposo to sale, by public vendue,
on the premlbcs, a certain mobsuuge aud
TRACT OF LAND.
situate In Fish Inge reek township, county nfoio
pald, bounded by lands of Cornelius llolemnu
and John Andrew's on tho ensl, Jonah I Jess on
the bouth, Nathan Smith mi the west, nud Geo.
ponler and others on the north, containing ONI!
iiUNDRKD AND TIIIR1 Y-FIVE ACRES rnoro
nrlesvof which ono hundred ncrrs la cleared
land. There Is on thepreinlKos atwobtory l-'raino,
House, Frame Rarn, out houses, npplo orchant,
and good water. Also,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND.
Isltualoln the village of Asbury. Flshlngcreek
i i owns nip, uojoiiiing viuiam ipiiuu, josepn
And other l-'AItM f-KKDS. from DclU's i:M,crl " 1 ,L""' bcrVnn'u'Xi Vt'T,.':!
tin.,,1,,1 i.-nrti, f -iiiiitiiut, .i,,,rfr i I loutm oi n u acre, v ucreon is criTU-d :i i latno
iniuial I-arni.jUiuiiilniisburg.Iii. 1 ,,wt.mn housu Hue and n lndf story high, and
I 00
:t no
I mi
:i ij
DUhl's and lloti&hlo i Iteatdlcss i Week's iuu
'I'rf-iidwi-H'H llcnrded Wlillo Wheats Fu-ncli
Wlillo und Itisl Chall; l'ui pie SI raw lieardi-d lted
Mediterranean, nnd Ueiinnu Amber Hi-arilless.
are the bi-bt, earliest, buidli-slliiid most produc
tive Wlifuts that can be recommended for gen
trnl cultlvmlou. l'ricofper bushel. 4 ixiuuds
ol any Klnil liv lnnl . lost i-iili . lor SI. 'Iwi-ntv
heads of tllireli-ut varieties sent post paid, lor ftl.
CLAHS
iiouiinatiugjCaMaSlsiJYIiitinojcr of this
ico for Stuto SeD&tor.IIo is eo well known
i.- our citizens thatno eotn'mont is ncctled
jni us. Ho is' a cleyer follow, and if a Ho
. lulicaii wero to bo selected wo know of no
o wlioso success would better lcaso us.
: Wo now liavo tlireo candidates in tlio field,
uclcalcw, tho Dniocratio noiniiieo ; Whit-
oyer, tho Republican candidate, and Clial
J' nt, Independent.. Conlrubt them, follow
, lizf-iif, and decide whom you will tcrvc
Jkhkius AccljiEM. About eleven o'clock,
ucday evening, Jlrs.' Catharine KHno
nothcr of Jlr. T. NrKlino, of tho linn of
" ietrict, Kline & Co.,) was awakened out of
t ecp by an unusual noiso in tho sleeping
' iQiusofonoof her tons calling him and
; sceiving no answer.ho go', ui and ttartod
;l i inquire into tho causc'W inado a uiUstop
id fell to tho bottom of the stabs, dislocating
5 Oth wrists and fracturing both forearni,aiid
so, badl bruising her back und head,
Drs. llittenhouso and Hall set tho fraclur-
1 limbs, and hopes aro cnlcituitied of her
ji icovcry. Standard.
il! The worst maladies go unpitied. It is
, icognized as a lcgitimuto ground of pity
)at onohaslostalitnb or speech orcycMsht.
t appeals atonco to our ryinpatliics to eca a
lt atlent luflTcrer by tlio waysido holdii g up n
laitncd arm or'wcaiiug tho tigu, "I am
lind." Hut hovvvould it bo if tho placatd
i" ad, "I am a fobU Hut Is not that a nils-
i' irtunof'of all otherT.nost pitiable, and ono
'nj illicit directly or indirectly lays tho public
J' jost frequently under tribute? It would
n. ardlv do. however, to rccoinilzo this as tin
'If pen claim to otir relief, or wo should havo
1 pplicants Vuo could plead this appeal lillipg
i or town, as "thick as autumnal leaves which
-. , rcw tho brooks in Vallombroia,"
A WA1C1I, air of lilankets, Quilt or
Shawl for Ono Dollarappcarnaluio impossi
ble, but sucli may bo had und hundreds of
other useful articles by patronising i-.wtlCr.il
& co's, "onkiioi.IjMib.w.k,"
Their system of doing bu-iness has been ox
a'liincd by tlio authorities nud a decision
icndcicd fiom tho Internal Itevcnuo dopart
merit at Washington dated Nov. -4 tli, 18fiS,
declaring their bu-inoss perfectly fair aud
legitimate aud entirely different from tho
numerous gift enterprise. Of cour.-o all do
not get watclie-i, blankets, &o., for Ono l))l
lar, but in every forge Club, one of thesesirti
ekt ure told for One dollar, its an extra in.
duccmeut, and ooino member of tho club has
tho chance of obtaining it. A new feature
introduced by this enterprising firm, is to pay
their agents in either cash ot mcichandise
and to pro-pay tho express charges, No hot
ter opportunity can bo olTcred to either
dius or Gentlemen, having leisuia timo, than
to form clubs for this firm.
Head their advertisement in another col
umn, and send for catalogue.
Iltoiun.bitrK Market Itcpoil.
Wheal per bushel tl.V 1.10
tie "
Corn "
Oats. "
r lour per barrel
Cloveiseed ,
l-'lax.eed ...
muter -
Kits - -
Tullow
I'otatoes
Dried Apples
liulo. ...
Kldi-s und hh,.lll-li-l -
Ijtrd per pound.
lUy per ton ..
I.U.M IlP.lt.
Hemlock Hoards per lliousaud Uel.........
Plnu " " (one tin bj..
Jol.t, HcuiilllliK, I'lank.dlemliH-Ki.
HhliiKlcu, No, I per thousauit-
Hldinij
II.
I 2.1
I ml
60
., X ui
,., K Oil
. i
III
S-1
II!
ri
) i
... -a
HI
... i --
... fit;
... 7 i
... ik o"
.IIIMKI'II HUKIsi'II.
Aliorneyliif.ictand on of tho Heirs of the
Decedent Oct. 1,
r c. ji a it it
havejustricclvedfiom llie eastern maiki-U a
largo and w ell solieled stock of
DBY GOODS,
co.-iiiisTi.su oy
Cas.lmers,
JcaiiK,
llest bleached &
llrown Muslins
Calicoes,
Tickings,
Table I.luens,
Cotton A
All wool llauiu Is,
Ac, .v-a,
A good stock of
Iridic dress goods,
Latest styles.! patterns.
Spices of all kinds,
(lood stock giocellcs,
tlui-cusware,
Htuuu ware,
Wood &. willow ware,
flour A Chop,
Also Kitchen L'rysUI Bojp for clujuliw Tin,
11,-uss, Ac. All goods told cheap for cash or pin-duce.
He vvotltd call tlio utteutlnu of buyers to Ills
well unit carefully selected assortment which
comprises everything usually kci I In tho coun-
try, feeling contldent ihut ho can sell them
goods ut such prices as vi lli ensure satisfaction,
Oct. 1,'tO-tf. 13. C. MAltlt.
J N S U H A N OK AOKNOY
Wyoming inti.twu
.Ktuu I,000,ic
Fulton. SuO.'JOiJ
North America W0,000
City 1'AOiO
International 1.I0O.OX)
Niagara I,is.(XW
Putnam tV1O,0O0
Merchants 330,000
Bprlnglleld 5T0,t"
Farmers' D.invlllo ffll.iK 1
Albany City - WO.000
Lancaster City - 30,000
York Horse, De.illl . 'Ihelt 03.0HO
lloin'e", New Haven l.tXW.OOO
Danville, IIorso.Theft .
FP.KAHIIItOVN,,tif,
raulS(S-ly, "'llLooxsnDUO, I'A
llest pair of bronze turkeys over 40 lbs.
' " of domestic turkeys
Ml'OHTANT
TO HUlLDEllS.ItOU.SKlIOLDElbS iTKNANTU.
The undei signed would aunounco to the clll
reus of liloomsburg and vlcinlly that be Is le
puled to execute
II OUH E, HI ON, AND OKNA MENTAL
PAINTING
In nil Its blanches.
l'APElt HANGING
Carefully attended lo.
r-lrklulimtlou to l-tislneksaud good workman-
ship it Is believed will incut n fair show of public
llttromige.
r-bop ou Cutharlue Btrecl between Third and
Foil i tb.
Mar.-VtW-I'. WM, F, IIODINE.
D
Q li O U U M U T UAL
J.IFH INSUUANCi: COMl'ANY
11 K
NKW YOUIC.
I'llny I'lteiuaii, 1'iealdtiit, II, (', I'riltn.in.Hic.
Cash i-apltul over tJ.UO.tuO, u I iald.
J. 11. HOUlfciON.lIhOOJlBIIUlKl.l'A
OENEKAI. AOENT,
For I. mi me, Lj lomlng inul Columbia
i (unities.
Aug.SO.'GO.Iy.
Oil KSTIO r.CONOM Y !
CAMI'ILI.ION CAItl'ETI
A new, cheap durable, healthy, and 11
F1.00H COVKHING 1
A substitute for oil-cloth at one-third the cost,
This carpet Is produced by apecutlarcombliia
tlnn i.fHtroiii!. beavv naoei.nriuleil in ornamen
tal colors, aud couted wltliu lough, elastic, water
proof euaiiu-l vthich receives the water, protects
the colors und jsiper endures wushlug. and reii-
uer. toe carpei urigo. uiui im-uuiiiiu m inv v
isenie, lis uuvuuiuge. are a. ioiiom. i
It. .-iinL render. It uvnlluble I o all classes ! HI
us-1-i.i..ll, it'll' .nwmlli nnd ulosttv. und It 1U-CU111U
lutes next louodttstt Itdoc-H not requlio to be
iiik.-n on and cleaned like otlur cai net. und thus
.uvea lunch labor aial trouble; Uy rtscoutltig
with Iho Camplllloii Enamel otcusloually us the
(use may require, (which costs bul utrlUe,)ltwlll
lust llidellliiiely, oven an ugc,uud always up-ur
new uuu origin : iiiim uso nu ii-iiun.-u wiiwc.-i
Is placed uim tbe iwpr for vtcur, but exclusive
ly lliMitl she water-proof coating, tho llgllllsl ul
iLHr l.i.inif u.id onlv to stslile tlieiolois. I'llls.-
l.tt. t--,-,iilv bi.ii ii.t-d for a vurletv of ourooses,
even fortrunks, roofs, Hour Isms nud wearliiguii
parel, bul tbe Itist aiu-iupt, t-llliir In EuroiHi or
tno nil ,..,,, I....II. It III In, Ull fllllru Mllt'lM-liSt
Wu buvn purchastd the right fur Columbia
county und iuu furuUhtheeuiiiel lo luerehuuls
at lliaiiuiiieiui-i pin ... ...
4.-Yoii ure Invited In mil ui-il examine the-
I gmsls ut our store. ju ivi-.i.vi, r.i-..i, ,v cu,
jiiuoiiisuuie, in. it is-'ii.
C1.V.SH V-POULTHY.
Aaron lCcstcr, Buperlntondeut.
Judges l'ctcr Evuus, William Mosteller.
r, W
2 (id
1 oo
a oi
Atritulturiiit 1 jr.
' geese, ! no
" " m
.lilt kH, 1 IM
and largest display nf tame pigeons 1 IO
oftsuiltry -too
.i nu i 'i-u.-mv ollu-r varieties or Vbi-iLt.H.irlev aiidOulK I
I XV I C A 11 IN FT A HF Hl.OFMU 1 SKS iffi o p.V.t rol of
' xv'ifilyJi1si.,i,c: H" MA jM.iiSr.s:'''-lhu '""k' "' .MWa'SnlWKJlS
.... I (Ito A llRlTy. Cliiinbt-rsbiiri' l I ly iwii'i in uer uy ino purenaser or purtlliistrs
Win. Itubb.Supcrlutcnilent, m.,,..,,y.ry,ltA"y)'fX'? or llielr heirs nnd usiteua lioldlni? tho nrnml
Ltruhuiu I'ootra,
chickens,
CLASS VI-OItAIN, SEEDS, 4 FLOUIt.
Jumes Musters. Superintendent.
Judges Dr. 1". II, Freeze, John Miyder.
llest 00 pounds of wheat flour,
OUCKWIICUb
" rje flour
" corn meal
Jjjalf bUBjOf cluver seed,
" tpnothy seed,
" bush, red wheat,
" " white wheat, " "
300
a 10
a oo
J to
a no
i ui
1 M
uuu
-1 50
3 110
1 M
1 Ol
1 31
1 60
1 60
1 fi
1 60
1 60
Judges Ed ward Warden, Hugh M'Cnllniu.
llest set double harness,
" he. iea m Harness.
" double carriage hai in ss(
" single carriage harness.
" suit of clothing,
" pair call boots
' pair kin Imots,
" pair miller's shoes,
' bureau,
" dressing stand,
' display cabinet ware,
sett Windsor chslrs,
spring seated chairs,
" rocking chair,
" settee,
" half tloz. brooms,
" two sides solo leather,
itvti slues nip,
" twohldes caff skin,
" sample of bricks,
CLASS XVII-UEIiS AND 1IEEHIVES.
!l HO
i ou
i til
1 no
:t no
3 to
i no
i no
i t)
1 no
2 no
I no
l no
1 10
l oo
slirlcumtru Ivr,
i to
1 01
1 10
60
Wheat is the French Wlillo (.'had.
Hept.;i,'(.tl-H.
s
I E V E S
AND
W I It E C Ii () T II ,
M A N U 1' A O T l! It K II II Y
NEI.I.EItS llltOTIIEItS
CJ3 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 2l,'tl9-3m.
T
KACIIERS WANTED.
Wm, II. Ilayenbiu-h, HuperlntenJent,
Judifea John Ikeler, John Hartman
Ilettt swarm of been
kavpii Mnln nnd Hi reft Female lonelier aro
anted tor iho bdioolf of Cent le. School bUtrlcl
Col n in hi a county.
jjiuerui wngeH win uo puiu.
a Krai no Mahle; lato tho eKato of s:ild itece-ived,
Situate lu tho townsmp and county nloremiil.
JlVSll UOU.MAN, ClelU.
tf-CONI)ITION.S OF HALM; Tel; pereent.on
ouu-thlnl of iho purchase money to bo paid to
tho administrator ou tho day of Kale; ono
lliltd ot tho purchase money lesu teu ereeul, tn
bo paid outhoconUruiallou of sale; one-thlril ot
tho piircliniso money In one-year lrom tonlli iiia-
uoii oi who, wun iiuvivhi irom eonurni.iuou hi.
tiaiuN
filary
. aud
rtKUlor-
IjlS
to bo recovered by dUtres or otherwUu utreuu
are rteovorahlo In thli lommonwculth, and at
her decease her hharo of tho jtureUasu money
hhall bo paid to the persous loyally entlthd
thereto; too two Inbt pay incut! to ba wectiml by
boiutHuudinorlyiiKoon tho premises. Die Krmn
Browing on tho premises nt tho timo ol hate li
icfcervt-d. ieed will ho made to tho pinch user
or purchaser and pusHeAt.touorthesever.il prein
104 ttveu ou tho urtt day ot April next, tho pur
chaser or purchaHern etmiplvine with tlio abuo
i-taled wndltloun ol sale, Iho purchasers to pay
Ktr iuu eoineyunciot; unu iiunuu HiumnH.
JUAM DKUK, 1IIH.VM Jli'-S,
Auctioneer. Administrator,
Fmuinqcukek, Sept, 17,'(W-tf.
pUJILIC SALE
OF VALUABLE' U12AI KOTATK.
In i ursuauco of on order of tho OrDluuiH1 Court
I of Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on FH1DAV,
ui juuu.,iijew, nt iu o clock in inoioie
noon, Aanm Alaitteller, eniardlan of Jerein' ih F,
Ave Dounds of box honey.
2d 1 '( 1
beehive, , 1 00 AMI 0H 8"
The honey to be taken without destroying tho l 1
been: tbe kind of hlvea used, nnd the manage-
3 I
1 00
.100
JIT 'I CO
" " rye
" buckwheat
" " ' uonrd seed corn earn
. . yellow
h moked "
" " tlaxbeed
' oaU.
CLAHS VII-VEQETADLES.
Frank Kvaus, Superintendent,
Judifeu Iram Derr, Daniel Btlne,
Ilent bufch of potatoes of dliTcrcnt variolic 1 50
' half buhfiof sweet potatoes 2 oo
14 hush ol tleld turnips 1 SO
' half bush of rutabaga 130
" Kugar beets, agrlculturUt I yr
inuufiold wurtrel 1 oil
ueets 1 ou
carrots agriculturist Xyr
parsnips 1 uo
2il 1
onions
llntilav of tieos
" ayrtcutiurM I yr
half doz vegetable oysters 1 uo
peck tomatoes
3 heads ofeabbflcu
3 bunches of celery
4 eee plants
2qts llraalteaiiR
il q(s Carolina beau
fcoup '
fiumpklu or squush,
ut pumpkins ti or moro
menl stated.
CLAbS XVJII-SFOUTINa LIST,
A.K.timltli, Superintendent.
Jiulues-Danlel Morris, Wm, Shalfer,
llest trotllnx horse or mare ltd trot, 200 00
trotting norsu or maro (a troi.i
no horse or mare troltlni; for the
llrst to compete lor tbe 2d premium, 7.1 00
CLASS XIX-FAltMEU'S LIST,
A. Jaikson Ikeler, Superintendent.
Judgch Ueorgu Strieker, Uohr M 'Henry, Tlio-
odore ltunyau.
Dest trnttlnu horse or maro 1st trot,) M) 00
" trottlnif iioiseor mareta iroi.jno
horse or mare trot tint: for the 1st,
to compete ior iuu n preiiuuiii
SUPEll
KAW HONK
PHOSPHATE OP
JIV-
t oo llest walking
tw Uii
1 to
I ou
l to
i to
l to
1 O)
1 Ul
1 (O
oirlcuWuW.1 1 fr
CLASS VIH-FRUITS.
Joliii Gordon, Superintendent,
Judges Thomas J, Welllver, Aaron Smith.
API-LEU,
lle-st display ef apples 6 of each kind 3 (o
- ine uuesi looieiug aupit-s, nan u uor. -to
1U
M
:io
M
a oo
hoiseor muro 10 00
ei to
3d " ". ." " l.uo
The tuaioi norscs uuuer tue isrnier a nit, win
take place on 'lhursday afleriioon. Forlhe Uts
ntuvimd trial of horses, lu each class, avexhlbl-
tlou, u one-half mile track lias been thoroughly
lepalitsl within the grounds. Ten per cent e n
truuro fee. for all entries made under tho eight
eenth ami ulnete-euth classes; not less than three
entries In make a match In uicli case best two
lu three.
CI.4KS XX-FOOT ItAClNU.
Clinton W. Neul, Superintendent,
Judges Joseph II, Studdon, George U Johnson
Appllcunls will opiA-ar for examination at lioon, Aaron Masteiier, miardian or jcrcin' ill 1-'.
Creasy', school Housi,, m Centro Sciiool du- ll"ViVM,A.umu,!,n1fryJ Vil,,l,,1,,
lui. iiyoroeri inoinmrti w inreeiors i ,"" . ' i..Ti nV. tT .1.. i V . i u
CK.v1.iE,Sept.3.'c5:.1tf,i MonhoernlS:ihrroUowtng' '
I iiKtiein i-i t'ti 1 Vli Til i rttrvj ft -r a v
OS f0ll0V,-l, tO Wit t
No. l All that messuage nnd tract of land,
situate lu said towushlp, bounded and described
as follows: beginning ut a pine, thence by lands
of Danlol Nuss and (Jeoro Miller, south sixty-
iliHVj Ichestou stone; tlieuco by land of John (Har-
hart, luuth tweuty-ouu nnd u quarter decrees
east, seventy-five perehei to a stone; theiuuby
land of Mary Kline, north buventy-two den rues
east one hundred nml nineteen perdu 1 ton
stone t theuco bylnudof ilcnjumlu Niikr. north
thirty and oue quaitur degrets west ilnuiy per
ches to the platu of beginning, contaliunt;
FIFTV-TWO AC1U AND ALLOWANtA
No. '4, A mtvsuago and tract of land iliuate
lu said lowmdilp. bounded hy lauds of Tohn
Uearhart, Joseph tleler, cstato of Daniel Vttler,
deceased, Mlchat.1 Urovtr nud others, cotr.uuuig
ElOHTV-KIUllT Antra AND SlXn-I -uTIT
lEItCilES,
niftro i if lft,u nil wliliMi. I proctnl n Mv-inM
UaugU's ltaw Doue buier Fliosphata is, us Its I Hol'sb. barn, and other Outbuilding'.
lloues in till of Vuritd-llmt la. Hones thut bao township, bounded by lauds of Duulel - ter's
not been deirived of their organic inatter-lhe uvr atataU SllumaulB heirs aud others,
5Tr" J?S J".r.V?l V?.1? !.f.,uiyii:ii'Jt:.i IC,: containinu heveniuun aciu
valuable properties or flaw Hones In n htjthly 1 and seeutyfourpeicbes,moror Ivs-j, v ilu the
coneeutruied lorm rendering It at onco quick lu ttpnurtenann.
m Farmers aro recommended lo purchase of i silo, bounded by lands of Daniel Yett i bUrs.
the deuler located tu their ueit!hborluod. In see-1 luiidaof UUabeth Kltngerrusn, aud ollu r lauds
lions wneru nn otaier is wi osiaousiirii, me
I'liospnaio ruuy pu juuenru uiretwy iroiu me
unucrsiguen.
Olllce, No. ro H. lu law am Ave., l'hlludelphla,
Aug. 67C!Khn,
UTA TWA 111) I I'A MIAXTXD.
We offer to Farmers, tlio present fall reason,
llAUflll'H UAVV nONU SL'J'KU l'HOSl'UATE Oi' LIU1C
as neing nmiuy improved.
Emory Welllver, Jesse Merlcle 1'uxiou Kllnti.
liest ruuouce around the course. ti uj
8d
Sd " " "
keenlnu wilder Hrnlrs halfadoa
' hairdos of the sweetest winter or fall
' ' dost best flavored fall or winter,
" tiuurt of Siberian crubs, any kind
Ilcsl display dwurfor standardelofi-achliluJS UO
Knt Its. than six entries to make u nice. En
trance lee50 cents In each e-uso. The Judges se
leetetl tiru requestetl lo notify tho Executive
Cuinmlllev, ut the secretury'n oUiee, lu every
case, wheiu lliey uro uisiucuneu or uuuuie bu ut
leud to lhu duties ussigued to litem,
11ULES AND ItEQULATlONB.
' aud finest looking half dox uny ktud
- nav tireu uuu most juicy nan uos,
" largest half doz, dwurf or standard
l-UAClllJi
Bent display, any kind, half u Uos each.
" tlavorud und lueisl Juicy bull tins.
" looking btilf tlox, ol suiiiu variety.
" und 1st gist vurlety, hull u dux.
1 ST,
.10
3)
M
qlHNl'kH.
B MIBS IjIZZIK IJAllKLEY
baa Just returned rrulu I'lilladelphla, and has
bought, aud tsnuvr oUc-rlng the bt-ttassorliuint
of
FA NUY UOODM,
THIMHINUS,
llONNhTKsU. Ac,
ever ealilbltod lu Illoomthuii;, and Is pre-i-aivd to
makeup elicssesi unel lit) either article of fei-ua)
wardrobe, ul snort iuiU ituiia lu lh best ana
LATKST HIMUNU STYLUS,
lUKjtns in tbe Itaiusey Uutldliigs, on West
Main Street. Cull and mk her varied slink ol
Spring (lotxls.
May 1,'tlH
llest doxen.
' st-lfllld la-sl,
" third Ust
1. Kverv irson havlnie articles for exhibition
or comiwtttlou must become a member nf lhu
AsfciK-lutlnn bulore eulerlmr thelu.
2. Mlnoist-uu beoiiiu Hieiubers or exhlbltou
when their parent are lueuibers.
3. 'Jbe tleldof eoiulitlon Is opeutuall. l'er
soiis from ol her cuiullea aud feluteseau beooiue
exhibitors uiiou tlio same terttis an cllixcu of
Ihlseouuty.
4. All articles ollertsi for comitlliou must lo
owned by the t--unietlior. Frulis. vtuelables.
a I uow.-rs, ac , iuu.. uo i.iti aruw.il 111 1nuw11111.11- -wrvvi mil vint.,r St.. .-.r.i.u
Ut tor.ttiiilulliuuuufucluroirurllcltaiiiusllMiiiiadu I Oil l'lUATJMI IN t OI.OIlH,
JO l oy luuesiina,tllor, i u rse-uuy e-xeciitt '4 at una umcti.
of said deceased, contullitng
I 0U11 ACItKS, MOIlK Oil LKSS,
with tlioappurteuuncest late tho is-tato ut said
deceased. Jissk Coixm,vn, t. mk,
liloomsburg, Oct. SI, lfsu.
(Vridiioii c tfcttc. Teu per cent, en one
third of Ihe i-urcuase money to bo paid to the
guardian ou tbu ilay of sate; puethird ol the
purchusu money less teu percent, to be p.ddou
the continuation of Milm one-llilrd of tho uur-
chase inouey In one year fioin eoutlruiutlou of
sale, with lnteitt lrom cobttrinatiou nt. tt. the
re-matuing tlurd to rematu lu tlie litdidH o( the
purcliaser durlDKllie liatuml life Of the vvulowot
ll.llaumao, elie-d utul tlio lnl.iest therool IiiIhi
nnuually and rt-gulaily luild siid to htr by tho
puri-haaer or ptircliasers,lilsorihelr helru nud us
Hlgus heildlug llio prenilstn, tu be res-ove)i-d by
(Itkln ksttp oilifl wKt, A rvnlH are rtisivi ruble ill
llda CtimmouvitulUi, aud Ml her elii-tuso liyr
share ol Ihe purrbasb money shall Iw 1 dil tu
tliu irsuulrgully entllUd llien to; tliu tun lost
pus meiils In bei si-cure.l by bonds und im igugo
until preiiilsist, llie giulu grow lug nil the pie
nilstsuilliniliiiu tifsnioirteivtU. lm- mi
lie made loiliei pun busn ori-uribustia to d pi
session nl ll.i-eviiuU'riiiilseHiiviion iiieuist
tiny ol April next, thu putihun-r or puiibuseia
coiiuilv lug Willi Ihe nlsive stiiltsl enuitltliiux ot
snle. 'llie -iiicliusi is in puy fur the e-oiivejiuie-lux
lind Itfieiiiiestainis.
A.UtON M.MTl,lI.r.H,
t i li'.'l'lji i t (in jilltiu