J$k Columbian
-AND-
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 2D, 1869.
- THIS COI.UMIIIAN tt (lie Largest
UlrculMlou of any tr published In
9forth.rn Pc-iiusylrniil., ami U also n
much larger .ll.et than any of It. colcitl
porarlcit and ll therefor. tli bctt medium
for advertising In llile section oflhe State.
Tho Vcrg-cr Decision.
The ili'ciMmi of lluiuri!iii". Court In
tho Verger caso, U tlio chief topic of
comment. Chief Justice Chine read tin
elaborate oiilnlon to the vttvet that thy
Supremo Court of tho United Slates Inn
Jurisdiction under the Constitution anil
Judiciary Act of 1780; and that the net
of 1807, repealed by that of JSCS, iluw
notopemto totnkonway tho jurisdiction
ol this court in tho matter of habeas
corpus, which is amoue; our most valu
able rights, unci which is guarded both
by the Constitution and statute. The
question ofjtirlsdlcttou is the only point
decided, aslt was the only point i rtnil.
The next step U thp.areuiiientupon the
motion for tho issuance of , tho writ of
habeas corpus to brini; the prisoner be
foro tlin Court. This will bring up the
whole question of the merlin of tho
case, Involving also tho validity of corf
tain parts of tho -Reconstruction acts.
The prisoner was onco brought before
Judgo Hill, of tho United States Dis
trict Court of Mississippi, who, upon
hearing the roturn by General Amos,
remanded him. His counsel then asked
Judge .Hill to certify tho case to the
Supremo Court, which ho refused to do.
They now ask Tor both u writ of certio
rari nnd it writ of habeas corpus. Tho
effect of tho decision virtually Is to
bring all tho cases of arrest and trial by
military authority in tho ri constructed
States under the revision of tho Su
premo Court, aud to dtclare virtually
that tho civil power has biott at all
times supreme In thosu regions and the
military power subservient. It will be
remembered that In tho Mississippi in
junction caso tho Court decided that It
had no Jurisdiction becauso it was n
political caso. In tho M'Ardlu cusu
Congress cut the Gordian knot by re
pealing tho clause of the act of IfcCj,
which conferred Jurisdiction on tho
United .-states District Courts in those
States, aud, consequently, appellatoju
risdletion on tho Supreme Court. But
now tho Supremo Court virtually de
cides thut It has Jurisdiction, notwith
standing such repeal. Chief Justice
Chase de i vered tho opinion ol tho Court
while Justice Swuyuo delivered a dis
senting opinion, In which Justice Mil
ler concurred. Tiio vote stood 0 to 2.
No time has been fixed for tho Rearing
of the arguments on the motion fur tho
writ.
Tbo Cold Ring-.
Our readers may remember thut about
a month ago, a combination of gold
gamblers sent tho'price of gold up to
1G2J In one day, ruining many people,
unsettling trade, and carrying disaster
through the whole country. An exam
ination of tho facts, and tho testimony
of competent witnesses provo that both
Grant and his tvlfe participated In tills
movement.nnd used tho National Treas
ury for speculative purposes. Mr. Cor
bin, his brother-in-law! Gen. Ilutter
field, his Assistant Treasurer at Now
York, havo been proven to have acted
with him In this matter. Tho latter
after demanding a trial by Court Mar
tial (In which caso Grant' would select
tho officers), has resigned, hoping In
this way to escape Investigation. Both
ho and Corbln have been Indicted before
tho Grand Jury.
Ia not this a pretty spectacle for our
peoplo? A convicted liar ns our Gov
ernor, and n gold and stock gambler, ns
well us an itinerant horso Jockey for
President! OUmpora, Omorcs!
VntaiMA U.S. Sek.vtoiw. Lleuteu
ant Governor John F. Lewis nnd Judgo
J. W.Johnson have been elected to rep
resent Virginia In tho U. 8. Senate.
They wero both Union men during tho
war, havo been Conservative since and
will represent the nativo population of
theStato. Tho Radicals voted for Al
exutider Sharpc, a brother-in-law, of
Gruut'j.and for h. I Chambers. The
election was decided by n strict party
vote.
Tilt: Treasury Department Is Just now
exercised over tho fact that it litis re
ceived over ninety thousand dollars'
worth of counterfeit bonds. These bonds
wero stricken off from tho plates in gov
ernment possession. How many thous
ands or millions thcro may bo in the
hands of tho people, bought and paid
for as genuine, no ono can say. Evi
dently our Treasury Department has
been a pretty costly and loosely mnn
aged concern, nnd Is likely to remain
so. It Is about ns well to make a change
In tho head of that concern.
Tue Contesti:i Election CabVin,
I'll iladklphia. On Saturday last tho
decision in tho contested election caso In
Philadelphia was rendered. Judges
Allison, 1.UUIOW, nerco anil Hrowmer
wero present. The news that tho de
cision was to bo rendered caused much
excitement and a large crowd of spec
tators had collected. At noon every
Inch of space in tho courtroom was oc
cupied and It was all the tipstaves could
do to preservo order. About twelve
o'clock Judgo Brewster, on behalf of the
majority of .lie court, proceeded to n ad
tho opinion.
By tho decision of tbo court, tho fol
lowing Democratic ofllco holders wero
thrown out of olllceon account of frauds
at tho election ono year ago: District
Attorney Shcppard ; CltySollcltor Bar
ter; I'rothonotnry Flotcher ; Receiver
of Taxes Melloy ; City Commissioner
Weaver; City Controller Getz.
Bj this decision all tho county Demo
cratic Ulcers aro thrown out except
Mayor Fox. The result of tho count
gives Mayor Fox a majority of US, All
tho Republicans aro declared elected.
Judgo Ludlow delivered a dissenting
opinion, holding that no court, except
one, had over thrown nut the votes of
honest voters, where It resulted In tho
exclusion of tho candidates returned as
elected.
Thero Is much excitement In Phila
delphia over tho decision.- Jixchange.
Tiik New York World gives tho following
among its political Items :
Tho total vote for State Senator in tho
Fifteenth Senatorial District ol" J'enn-ylvatila
wa- Kx-United States Senator Duckalcw
(Democrat), 8,200: Whitmoycr (Ropullican)
0,493; Uhaifant (bolting Democrat), 2, 0'J3. 1
Baseness.
Xo sooner had Geary boon declared
elected than liu dovlsed mains to drlvo
from llnrrlsburg, thu only honest nnd
upright olllchil thcrojils Attorney Gene
ral. Wo have not rpncu to givo all tho
facts as publlslud In tho dally papers,
hut enough to bear out our-frequont as
sertion that ho Is a constant liar, anil
that ho holds no pledgu sacred. Ho has
Hod to M'Clure, to Lowry, In fact to all
his prominent supporters, and as wo
havo shown, lied to our peoplo In refer
ence to tho Oranguvllle School. Thank
God 1 he Is not our Governor. Tho guilt
of hlselectlon rests upon tho Ilcpuhlicun
party, and they arojespouslblo that thu
pompous braggart now r-its in tho E--ecutlvo
chair. 'Wo first give CWuite'ii
letter and BrcwstcrM answer :
rmi.ADUU'Jii.i, July !10, 1SG9.
Jlon. Jl. Jl. Jhcicster,
DiiAitSilt : After a full nnd freo con
sultation with our political associates,
who aro anxious to secure the election
of out1 mutual lrlend,wo havo come to
the conclusion thnt your resignation as
Attorney-General would go a long ways
to strengthen him and add to thu pros
pects ot his election., I wrlto thin free
ly because I know you, like myself,
hnvoouly thegoodof our parly at stake.
This position bus not been timeii hasti
ly, or without tho ntmroviil of the Gov
ernor, Who authorizes mo to write this
letter, Truly yours, Jolt.N L'ovont:,
Chairman .State Ceutitil Committee
Loso Branch, July 31, 1609,
To the Jlon. John Cbvode, Chairman of the
owfc Uenlral Committee, I 'miaaeijmia, J a
Sin : I havo your.letter of July 30,
1SC9. I decline to resign tho offico of
Attorney-General at vour roouest. or-ot
tho Instance of, or on the decision of
persons who are unnamed to me.
My course us Attorney-General has
not been open toany criticism thntmcr
Its such n rcouest. and I will not con
sent to submit to uu indignity that has
ueen contrived by men who aro liostno
to mo becauso I havo berved tho party
and tho Governor with a fidelity that
lias frustrated tnoir Hostility to mm aim
exposed their evil purposes. I am, etc..
jhinjamin iiAiittis isiir.w.STi:u,
Wo next givo a letter from M. 11.
Lowry, n Radical Senator from Erie
county.
Hi; IK, August 13, 1SG9.
His Excellency Goiernor Veiiry,
Di'.aii Sin : More than a month ago,
I was informed that Brewster was t:- tie
sacrificed toappeaseM'Cluro and Mann,
on account of an old score, Cameron, on
account of a now one, nnd Covode, be
cause Brcivr-ter had decided agulnst his
right to a seat in Congress in the Foster
contest.
I could not believe that you would
consent to thu sacrifice of so pure nnd
devoted n friend at the instance of such
u combination.
I wrote to you and you replied thnt
there was nothing whatever in tho re
port. Before I received the letter, however,
I met you in Harristnirg, and you con
temptuously scouted at and scorned the
idea of Hiking Mr. Brewster 'h resigna
tion. Judge of my surprise this morning,
upon reading in the Oliscner, Mr. Co
vodo's 'etter of July 30, to Mr. Drowsier.
In my liumblu Judgment, a grave er
ror has been committed.
Mr. Brewster's inleirritv and ability
aro elements ffio valuable to jour nil-niliii.-tratiun,
to ho thus treated. Still,
i f from any cause, or for any purpose you
wanted his icslguulion, it should havo
been asked fur by a diU'ereut man, and
In uu altogether different way.
l tlo not unow now .Mr.urouster may
feel In regard to treatment which can
not ha considered anything short of in
famous ; and yet, his treatment has not
been ns cruel ns my own, if you author
ized Mr. Covodo to wrlto such n letter,
which I il' not believe you could hnvo
done till I have better evidence thnn a
newspaper article. Very rc-ipictfully
yours, M. li. lowry.
Wo givo finally Geary's letter to
Brewster, and tho hitter's scorching re
ply :
Executive Ciiamiiku, )
IlAKUlsnuno, Pa., Oct. 21. 1869.
Jlon. Jlenjamin Harris Jirewsler, Attorney-General
:
Dba n Sin: You huvu on several oc
casions told mo that, whenever I might
deem It to my inteie.-.t. ur to tho welfare
of the Commonwealth, you would at
onco relinquish the ofllco of "Attorney
General" into my hands. That timo
has now arrived, and I, therefore, res
pectfully nnd earnestly requoit thut you
immediately tender to mo your resig
nation, to tako effect without delay.
Your compliance will much oblige
Yours, etc.,
John W. Ouapy.
Ofi-ice of the Attokxuy Gkn'kl. 1
PllII,AI)F.I,l'IIIA, Oct. 23, 1SC9. ;
To Gen. John III Geary, Governor of Pain
tyleania. Sin: Yesterday Mr. Harmer handed
to me your letter of tho21st of October.
It renuires mv resignation "immedi
ately and without delay," and assigns
no cause for the request. It Is a peremp
tory demand most unusual among gen
tlemen, and uncalled for In this partic
ular case.
After my receipt In July last of tho
letter of Mr. Covode, mudu public in
thucolumnsof tho dully press, in which
horeouestcd inv resignation, and as
sumed to do so by your authority, you
sent a special message to mo by Mr.
Lewis Wain Smith, Deputy Attorney.
General, desiring mo not to regard his
letter, and assuring mo that It was un
authorized and that Its publication was
unauthorized. Notwithstanding thnt I
felt a sense of wrong In your silence and
neglect to make a public disclaimer of
mat letter, yet i sunmnieu nuieuy ior
thu sake of the party and its cause,
knowing well that any agitation of tho
subject on my part wouui invuivu you
nnd peril your election. This you ap
plauded ut Corrya fortnight ago.when,
of-your own nccord, you canio to see me,
nnd when we lust saw each other, and
then you expressly s.Hd tt mo nnd'Mr.
i'ry, und.I believe, to General Kane,
THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUKO.
U ADVISKTISUMBNTS.
COLUMBIA COUNTi', PA.
ecute, and after you have answered
your own convcnlcncoatid received my
belli, thus to ovlct. mo from a iilneu I
never Bought and which you solicited
mu to accept, and which I havo held'
with duo respect tit my public duty nnd
my own honor.
After this co'ursoof duplicity or vacil
lation, to mu It Is Imliircrctit, which,
servo with you I cannot and will not
and you may hold my ollleo vncant,atid
fill It with whomsoever will b: bust) nnd
mean enough to ittu tho risk of llku
treatment, or receive It as the price of
some dishonorable bargain.
I am, sir, etc.,
liK.SJAMIX IIaiuu.s Du i:v.stkk.
Wo havo only to givo an explanation
why F. Carroll Browiter was appointed
to tho vacant AltornoyGeneralsliip. Ho
was ono of tho Judges of tho Court of
Common Pleas of Philadelphia, and tho
contested election cases in that City
eamo up beforo him. llo earned his
present position by throwing out enough
Democratic election precl'icts and divis
ions to elect tho Radical Ticket, of last
year, except the Mayor. lie sold him
self, spotted tho Judicial ermine, and
Geary paid tho price.
PENNSYLVMIA--0FFI0IAL.
Compute ttWlllon Itctmne fur 1SIIO.
GOVHItNOIl.
3 o
H s
S3 I S
,Sui Juikii:
CO IT NT I KA
Lowrv
that our relations wero unchanged; to
mo you said that all of tho action of Mr.
Covode, In tho letter before mentioned,
and in n telegram sent by him to me,
and which I exhibited to you, was un
authorized, nnd you then in sovero
terms condemned his conduct ns brutal
r.nd meriting punishment. You wish
ed mu to wait until after tho election,
when I might deal with these men who
had put tin nlfrout on me. You then
thanked mo fur the service I had ren
dered, nnd repiuted your personal and
olllc.il coulldt iico In mu and left me,
making arrangements with mo for an
Import ant official duty to bo performed
with you. To Mr. Cuinmlngs, who
went to youospechilly deputed by me,
to confer with you on tho subject about
thrco wieks ago, you expressly Iterated
and reiterated your eonfideucu I i mo,
saying that you had no cause of com
plaint, and no wish to remove mo or
havo mu resign. Tho offer of my ro-lg-natlon,
referred to in your letter, was
frequently mado by mu and others for
me, nnd wits always refused by you us
hurtful to your prospects. It wus inado
from motives of personal conveiilenin ;
aud to help your reuoinlnutlon and si
lence tho calumnies of men who wero
vour enemies. As uu instance of your
feelings towards whom I would recall
to you your course in ruferf nee to Mr.
Kemlito. whom vou told mo you sus
pected of being a defaulter.uud by your
oxprcsi direction had mo send you twice
un account from tho city to verify your
supposed discovery ofhls dollwiuenclM,
anu against wiiom you sum i bhuiuu
proceed as soon as you wero re-elected.
Now you wrllo to mo demanding my
resignation, nnd assign no cause, but
leave mu open to Imputations, to which
I will not submit, I will not permit
you, ut tho Instance of u class you de
nounce to mo ns corrupt factlonlsts and
tine of whom you Instructed inoto pros.
Adiun.-i,
Allegheny,
Arimtrong,
Heaver.
Bedford,
lierks,
Blair.
Bradford,
HuA-s,
l!utler,
Cumbria,
Cameron,
Cnrbon,
Centre,
Chester,
Clarion,
Clcai field,
Clinton,
Columbia,
Ciawfoul,
Cumberland
Dauphin,
Delaware,
Elk.
Erie,
Fnyotto,
Franklin,
Fulton,
Forest,
Urceri,
Huntingdon,
Indiana,
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Lancaster,
Lawrence,
Lebanon,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,
Lycoming,
in iveau,
Mercer,
.Mifflin;
Monroe,
Montgomeiy,
Montour.
Northampton
Xoithum I'd,
Perry,
Philadelphia,
Pike,
Potter,
Schuylkill,
Snyder,
Somerset,
Sullivan,
Su'-nuehaiina,
'Jjr'a
union,
Venango,
Warren,
Washington,
Wayne,
Westmorland
Vyr tiling,
York,
Totals
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2102
2832
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7001
2991
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3093
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Communicated.
ClINTItAMA, Pa. 1
Oct. 18th 1809. I
Frnulc Gallagher at Wynkoop's
ColllbrV near Cenlrnlla, was Injured by
a Hill tfoul which knockod out both
ankles nnl Injured his breast seierely.
Hopes nroenterlalnul of his recovery.
Daniiu. Dixo.v while riding out
from his work Jumped off a mining
wagon In tho mines In Goodrich's Col
liery, Dark Corner near Centralln. Ho
caught hold of tho laggings on tho gang
way side, hut they gave way and a large
lump of coal fell out and broke bis leg
below tho knee. I'ortunntely tho wag
on passed.
Win Mi Henry Llghtfoot tin English
man was in thu net of tamping u hole
to blast coal, in tho mines of Mr. Ander
son, tho shot went off, knocked out his
eyes, broke his Jaw nnd ono arm, ntul
terribly mangling him. Ho struggled for
n few days and on Saturday 10th Inst.,
death put an end to his sufferings. Uo
leaves a wife nnd fivo children, lately
arrived from Knglnnd In poor circum
stances. They depended on his labor
entirely for support. This enso d( mane's
the charity and sympathy of the com
munity. Ton LlINlllAN.an old mnn,wlillo In
tho employ of R. Gorrell was caught be
tween mining enrsand badly hurt, prin
cipally uboul tho body. Ho Is In a poor
condition at this writing.
ON Saturday 9th Inst., tho son of
Jnmcs Klynn in tho employ of Rep
pllerk Co., between this Borougli and
Ashland was caught In tho shafts of tho
breaker machinery. Ho got seven se-
vero twists all tho way around. Slrango
to say ho is recovering although he had
to pass through a very narrow place.
This was a miraculous escape.
All tho above accidents except una
happened last week.
Thcro aro 11 fow others of similar
character. But havo forgotten tho names
nnd facts.
Tin: Borough officers of Centralln for
tho coming year are mixed and about
equally divided between both parties.
This of course was not a Republican
majority but a niugmuilinoufepoucission
on the part of the Democrats.
All havo rights and interests in local
affairs.and If tho Republicans would re
cognize such facts In their strong hulds,
u good deal of political bigotty would
be suppressed. our friend.
I). W. L.
T7STRA Y. OA M U TO TIIK PIIKM
JUlnrsnrilinnubiciUior.tn Mi 'ilonf town-imp,
Oolumbln ii'iinlv, nimr iilinnt tlin 2)lli w r
lemner, ito', n m.i' i.mr .., mm , ..........
rlnlitcxr. 1 ho owner l niiutwtwt to roimi rr
wnnl, prove properly, pay ( fmrKi-.. uiijl tnUe lier
nwny, otherwise ulio will In; rtj;;n;l nf ti llio
hlwUlrei'H. OKOHOli MOOltL,
Husnrioni, uci. -v, i-iimi-
2S595G
Majorities,
100m
!.'75, 2913CG
1282575
45UG
6791
Di!Ai. Wo regret to mako tho nn
nouncemeut of tho dentil of Charles G
Williams, editor of tho WelUboro (Pa.)
Democrat, who died at that ploco on Sat
urday night last. Mr. Williams will be
remembered by many of our citizens
as an old resident here, and editor of
tho Standard from 1853 to 1957. His re
mains wero brought hero on tho 10:20
train last Monday evening, nnd to day
werointerred in Snrim: Forest Cemetery
beside thoso of his wife. Mr. Williams
possessed many social qualities which
endeared him to a largo circle of friends
who will feel most dieply his loss.
llinghamlon Democrat.
Wo regret very much to learn of Mr,
Williams' death. Wo havo known him
for several years.aud a more open-heart
ed, genial companion we never met. Ho
battled manfully against Radical rule
In Tiogn, and hud the satisfaction of see
ing tho opposition majority thero re.
duced by six hundred and fifty votes,
and two of the Demociiitic county ofll
cers elected. Ho wasn forclblo writer,
and conducted tho Democrat with abill
ty.
Tin: retiring Attorney Genera', Ben
Jamlu II. Brewster, Introduces his
brother, F. C. Brewster, into tho dishon
oruble service of Qeury In tho following
pointed language: "1011 may hold my
"offico vacant, and fill It with wlmmso
"evor.vvill-bo basoand iieau, enough to
"ruu the rlsK oi-iiuojtrouimeni, or re
"celvo It ns tho prico of s'omo dishonor-
"ablo bargain."
Too IiAU.-'leary lias dismissed 11. II.
llrcwstcr from tho ofiico of Attorney General
and appointed 1'. Carroll Brewster in Lis
I lace. Tho reason fur thir as wo learn, was
that Mr. Brewster tent a cominunic.ilion to
Geary addressing him thinly "His Kxcel
lency Major General John W. Geary, Gov
crnor of Pennsylvania," Geiry could not
stand this, although I!rcw.-tcr undoubtedly
meant well, becauso ho is not "Governor of
Pennsylvania" but "Governor of all thit
Gieal Commonwealth." Thero wero not
titles enough That'? all.
The game
game wns
both sides
A si-ix'iAi. telegram to tho Wilming
ton, N. C, Journal, dated Goldsboro,
Oct. 21, says: "Our town was thrown
Into a state of Iho wildest excitement'
last night by nrlot which commenced
early In the evening nnd lasted until ten
o'clock p. in. .between the United States
troopsstationed nero ami somo negroes.
Seventy-fivo guns wero llred, and ono
soldier and ono negro wero wounded.
It U twenty-four hours sinco thu riot,
nnd our authorities hnvo not mado or
attempted to mako thu first urrcst,
Thcro wero three lights, tlin negroes re
treating In tho last."
Oi.ii Coi.i.egi: Eastox, Pa
October 10th 1SG9.
Mu. KniTOti,
Deau Sin: A match game of Base
Ball was played on Saturday the I5tli,
between the first nine of the "Lehigh
Univeisity," Bethlehem, and the first
nine of "Lufujetto College" Luslon.on
the grounds of the latter.
was i- rt'rw exciting one: the
tied on tho ninth liming,
having mudo forty-five runs. The
game would most probably have ended
In favor of tho Lafayette Club, had it
not been fur thu breakingof a but on tho
eighth inning putting thothird man out,
darkness prevented thu playing of
anther inning. Over five bundled per
sous witni'sRcd tho game.
L. P. Apti.kmak.
Catawissa, Pa., 1
October 19th 1S09. J
Mil. KiilTOit: At 11 late meeting of
our Society, it was considered advhublo
(and unanimously agreed upon ) to havo
a copy of our Resolutions published in
tho columns of your paper that thereby
they might be circulated throughout
the community.
Resolutions of tho C. G. M. :
Jlesalved, That inasmuch as thu wel
faro nnd morality of our community
depends on our efforts aud success in
lerretlng out una bringing to light tho
private ufiuirs of our inhabitants either
collectively or individually,
Jtcsoleed, That tho younger portion
ol our community be placed under the
strictest surveiiuncc. emu tneir out
goings and their in-comlngs be noted in
our pook 01 records to bo brought bcToto
tho society at any future period, with
any additions and exaggerations that
they may teo proper to make, In order
to enhance their interest anil increase
their value to tho O. G. M.
Jlesolved, That any remark made In
a jesting mood, shall bo treasured ui
and laid away until occasion shall call
for its re-production, when it shall be
coined over nnd presented ns the earnest
opinion of tiu unthinking speaker who
shall thus realize the folly of saying
anything no uoes not reauy mean, in
1110 picscncc 01 any mumucr 01 inc u,
u. M.
Jlesolved, That a merry laugh Is tho
sure loterunner 01 entity uctiuns nuu
that it be considered a heinous loll'enco
which sunn no eutargeu ana comment
ed upon to tult tho convenience aud
puritanical tastes of tho O. G. M.
Jicsolred, That If a young lady be
seen speaking to a gentleman lit 11 pletu
ant or confidential manner, tho cluirac
terof said young lady III sink to tho
lowest tlegreo of degradation, and her
namoconnectitl wilhiniaiuy no bandied
from lip to lip by tho untiring zeal of
tho U. U. M.
Jlesolved. That Inasmuch ns Mowers
aro tho typo of Purity and Innocence
bearing with them tho frugrancij, of
Truth and iTtemisiiip,
Jlesolved. That the presenting of
.cluster or bouquet (however innocent
ana. pure may .beano motives wnicti
havo actuated tho deed.) they shall bu
miss construed and eventually (as proof
01 leciincfi other thnn ir cnusiiip) oiirjn
the fair name and ruin the ehuraeter of
the timid shrlnlttiiy uluorenl oyenaer
aoomia to eternal aixjraee oy iie vigl
lance or tho u, u. m.
Jlesolved, That no kindness, however
pure the motivejiowever innocent t he
inteution,shall bu received us such tmt
tho chnraclet and hatmlness of all shall
immeasurably sulfur from the blighting
ruining itiuuencu 01 tuu u, it. m
Jtcsolvtd, That wo will pursue cur
worn renuraicss or the orcuktnr liiarts
the. nleudinu voices of those who sink Into
oblivion innocent as the very lambs or the
anathemas of those who Jim yielded to
tcmiitation when urithlna 'neath the lien
ordeal of Slander regardless of nil these
wo will still keep on our whole armour
01 iieeeiliuiness and many more snull
be tho innocent hearts broken by the
O. O. M.
MADAME SLANDKH, Pres't.
Miss Gossip, Sec,y.
Anpiikw T. IkkM'.ii has sold his tavern
and adjoining lot In lien ton to Benjamin Mc
Henry and Hiram Hess for $3503.
r. publish this week a !Ut of tho jurors
drawn for December Court.
IMillmUlpllU MmbcU.
f'LOCK
NorOlWftJteruMipcinui-Hl .s.rt
Northwt-Htern extra fi..Vki 5.TC
Norlliwei.u-111 ruirttly.. U.M.0) II.7C
l'tmiy!uula unij U tttt-ru ui-runi',.. Q.ui!.w
PeniiNylvauia mid Wenti'in uxliu .5.7j4j.$ O.'t
IViuiuylvitnln Hinl Wi'Mrrn timilly ,. U..Viilt.i0
i'i.-uuayivuuiu uuu unuin i.iniT 11. a loan.:
live rtour n.i
WHKAi l't-iinij Uunltt rwl, v hu" 11.611.:
Kouiht-ru " " i'i.w4i'i."
C'allturuht " " . . .. i 1.1
" white " .... W.luUt.1.10
Rye i'eniikylianU rye, y m- ;i.'h!.SI.i1
uu jenow, - si.-.u
While, " tl.l7isni.li
OA1S VbUH tiiufcla't
PiiMviHiiiXk Miss Pork, l.hl f3i.ro
MeM lleef, VUill
ineMktii iinH, y r. K-feW
hluiUl-l llaltlit ' I'o&lVl
I.jnl. v in I7cccw.ee
HKKIw-e'liivtrMiil nbaii su.uonli.u
Tlluulhyi.ei-il V Itlm H fl.tfi
Kluxkei-tl M ii-M.
"Atrfcfc-llnf Callluwth , Delitll1 C
l'0, tt hiiul . tlVnj.X.
HlltH'-fl ' , bull
UobH V 1W - (M3SK.KI
l-UtANl).tnil())W
Ill
1 ASTRA Y.-CAMH TO THE PHKM
J igcsoftlioniUorlbcr.hiHUiniloiif townihlp,
coiumhlii county, nlinut tlio mtUilin uf.Hciitem
bir, n HHP lli:il'KIt, mm "nil tiibo twnsciir
iil.l, markeil with cnolcli on tlio top ot tlio lc
ear, nnd nallt In tlio rliihtenr. Tho owner Is re
nueNted lo eomo forward, tirnvo ftayeriy, pay
cimrKes nnd lake her nr.y,or lie in lie impoi-
CO 111 licronlinsio iiiwi .uinuft i'. -1.3.-.
eentnii, tin. -vt ipuy-.it
T
17STRAY.-CAMK TO TIIK
Jli icb or llio nubtcrlbcr, in Hupirlof
PRKM-
In HumirlOrtf township.
coiiimblii Couuly, oniirniioiil thu llrat of sop
tenibcr, l'Ki.a llliU HTHUH, yeaning pasl, ear
limrlc on rlRht ear. Tuo owner Is rupiihtcd to
como rorurd, prove properly, tiny charge nud
InUo It nwny, utlmrwlso 11 w 111 lm dl'poieil 01 nc-
cordimt to law. i:zi:iui:i. com:.
MUanonr, wi, -v. ieu-Ji-
s
UDl'CKNA IX DIVORCE.
111 tlio Court of Common Picas of Columbia
County, mo. t) .nay 1 win, ijuj,
f.4llV M'Ulll-'AllTV.
by her t.ext frleml Jus. llarre, 1 Mbel In Divorce.
ltY Jl'llllKAUTV, 1
t.ext frleml Jus. llarre, II
JJAKDVl'imMAUTV. . J
ni'it VAK11
TnlhnulHivn nfiineit rp.Hnoiidcnt ! Yntl are llf TO-
by liotltied that tho hubpielia nud alias HtlbpaMin
HI I HO 11UOVO CllnO "UVl IIH llCtli tnuuiTO ii...,.,
imciidii, you nro hereby required to nptwar In
1 1 lit I'Olirt Oil l 111! 111! I UUllUUJ' Ml iu,,c, , ... i-,
lSJ, to answer tlio eolnpltlliit 111 llilsi-nse.
.UMIllll.lj.ll ,11.,.,.1.', .llll...
llloomsbtirK, eitt. a, IWJ-U.
9n nnn agents
forunvonu lo clear til .dally.
WANTED.
free, with tt-rms
foruiiyonu lo clear Vi dally. In tin en lionw
n..ui..kD. nniwv ,int. lli-ht nnd desirable. Ca-l.
be doneut honicorlmvi-liiiB, by b ah mule nnd
feiunle. tlo Eltt enterprise or liulilboir. .Aiilltm
W. II. CHIIILSTKH,
oct20'C5-lin. uroauwny, .-sow torn.
A'
GENTS WANTED TO SELL
C II A M II K 11 1. 1 N B
FOR BUSINESS M E N 1
INVALUABLE TO
t.vcry Merchant, l'.very Mechanic.
a',....... ll.iiil,rtiir.r. I-..OI-V Kiirmnr.
livery HhiUichs .Man, nnd Uvery Young Man.
Worth ten limes Us price. Audits nro hnvlmt
uront huctebs. Fur cliculnrs nntl lull 11110111111-
tlou,uddrtss, , ....
U. II. U.rl. iK '., I UUinmin,
uctLt'CJ. llurtlord. Conn.
Unqurittoiuibtu tlif lot tmlatucd 11 ork 1 thu kinil
Iftiic oiyfiu.
T A K PER'S MAG A 'L I N E.
II
tirni r's .!ir.i7.lnc.m';ivt from the iUustratloiiH
citutaiUH from illiy toonoliuinJitii ir teni.iiHiro
iniillcT liuin niiy bunuiir perioun.-m irul-a m n
O tficul Xuttcci vthc J'imt.
The moht onutar MniMlily In tho orl-l A
V,.-. f)L. n.r
v.-. tiint Niinr lii term ol nilouv to the lit till
toiiouml vnrifslu-NcullcUftmit Jiiin cr u Jlasiuiuu
Jounml Willi it inouiuij cmluiuiiuu n uuuut,
IM iimi 1 i.t.in- lii ili(iSL 1 .titles urc to t)0 fuUllei
miiiio of iiif cholci-ht lifhi una i;i;mral rc.ullng of
the uuy, We hjuaK ui mis won, as uu u. uieiuc
olthocultiiicuUhu Auurlcan pL-upIv; ami the
tu.hiilnrliy it has tumiliud Is nurliiHl. J-ich
tin utinrin.riiiH'i v liiiifciiuit'u Mini liouii nuuu'
cuts; uuil Huiiubmes in iiseii tuo rnty mommy
auaino iiuiio itimohopintai iiuariciij , unnu-'(
Willi Iho Ust Katuifs of the daily Journal. It
lnw ii nt iinvicr In Hit iIKst-liiitmlioii ul a I'vo
oi pui u litui at ru. Tnt'io Lit'.s Guide to A mo (can
11 u nnn ui thu wn-jdpisof Journal. fcm tho oJ
itorhil management f ilarptr'H. All Hie
iOiiouicaii wmcn 1110 iiuiptniiuuiinuuu
liii any well tuiu'u.iftc . j.
ntx tupt iimi it iiii'-im nrn'istlv tliu noiiular tasli.
luinUhlng a vailc-ty .f iili ivMiiti and imtrucUo
1 tad In t? fur all. Zion' Ihuiltt, Jiuxtun.
HUnriOItlPTiONS. 1870.
llAiU'Eit'rf MAiiAziNivme year $1 (0.
t I ' v 1 1 it i nnv ttt i-llhi'r tlifi lIitLTiizillP. Wet hi V
c.r iiazar will bu hiippllid gratit. ior ovtiy Cluh of
1- H UMlU'CIlUtrftUl 91 Wii uin, ill uiiumniuniin.
or, SIX Conlts lor S-v w, whiioul txir.i copy.
in i I tn Tin-, tn iiiu inhli-ths lor ouu Mar. S 10 in: or.
twool lluiptr h l'eiludkaN, to ouu uddtihit for
ono jtar, t( w.
ilack numbers cm bo supiniod at any t.me,
A Complcto Het of IIarntrn Ingazlne, now
COinpriSllig y uiuuivn, in neat uum uiuuMift,
u'iti itoki'ut hv ini'K-.tri lulit a l txticiiio lit niir-
th;i-str, Ur Si ij ptr voJuint. blusio volunit-. by
mall, postpaid, fc-i UJ, uioin castt, iur uiuuiiitf.
s ii n in. liv mnil. iKiHtn.ild.
Tho pohtuge ui Harper's MaKiizlnc ii 21 cuitan
nuit-oillci'. Address
Oct. jsD-at -w vuiu.
A COMIXETE riCTOUIAl.
lllSTJI'.Y OF HUI
The lcatt cluajicst, imil i.iost successful Family
AUl'KltS WEEKLY.
M'LUNDIDLY ILLUSl'ItATCI).
In Kovtmbtr will bo conimoiu-ed "Muu nnd
Win " n litw hui Sal btorv. nileiidhlly Jlluhtrati'd,
tiy S llklo t'oilltn (Author ot "iho Woman in
hilt," "No Auiue." "Armadalu," and 'The
Moonilone.") Ntw Substrlbtr" will be hupplled
with Harpcr'a WieUly fioni tho toinuitiutmitnt
Ol lite hioiy 10 uie mu oi iiu iui i utu uuu ir.
Critical Xoticcs of the JVm.
Th . Model Xcwmliolt of our cull ii try. Com
pit to in uU thu uepartmcnt'i of an Ameilcau
Family lipcr, ilarpir'K W'ttUly has tamed ior
llbbii u nuiil 10 un in ie. "4 journal oi iviiii.1-
Htm." A av i ui k lAcninu runt.
Harper's Wttltly may ho unrcfcervcdly (tclur
citlio beat neWhpapur m Aiiitr.ca, A. '. JnUe-
1 ho iirtiLlfs unon ouhlla oiithtloiis which an-
pear lu ilarpei'H Vtthly iioni eek to wtiit
jtjrm a itut .iKablostiitbut butt political tb.aH,
'Ihty aro aisllnitulLtd by tltur and pointtd
t.tatujiieiii, by uuu coninion'ciibt, oy um. ptn
dencoHiiU bitalh ol view. They aro too on pi tab
Ium ui mature cHiivk'tluii, hiuh pilnclplt, btiout;
Kelli.g, and tuko then j.laco amont; ihu bci
iitw&pu)tr writiugoi tho time A'oitV Atmricun
SUBSOIUPTIONS.-IG'O.
TiiHMS:
llAUi'Ei.'ri WLUULY.one year SI 00.
An Kxtia L'unv ol Llthcr thu Mutrulno.Wctklv
ox iiazar will uj hiippiltd iiiulls lo. Lti LluU uf
i-ncBUunciiui'ib ia 91 uu tatu.iu tuio ruumianic:
nr. six i (jiticr. lur S 'U u . williouL extra cio .
nubttrlutin to ilurpu' ilutuzint, V tikly,
anu Uaiui. to ouu addits furouo s tut. $10 lU: or,
two ol itari tr'ti ftrtoduuis, to ono udUu-bn for
ouu year, w w.
Hack Numbeib cau bo bUpplkd at any timo,
Tho Annuxl Vulumt-bof ilarpur'ii Weekly, In
mat cloth bluulug, will ho bent uy optes, iu-o
ol txi'Ciiht. iur 37 tach. .i cuuinltlu bei. i-oinml.
lni; ihutLi-u Volumes, teuton rtceiul oi eaiu ul
thy raloul fri J j tr ulM tr eight at i-Aptiibo of
piutaiibei. iiiuiau ami, ii-auy uiiuuar) isi, j&,u,
Ihu iHiaiauuoii tiaruei'.t Wtulilv is itiiti u
ytar, wiiah m iu I hu paid ul tuo bubseribt'r'M
pubiutuee, Auuiebi
j.MUKu num. m
i.iiH.h n. ihhih, mm It. u-ihti,
dm
o -II.-
Wrf r.",".r.l" e l,.f,.ii. 11,1 tsoil (liven.
Itrhiri-tcclc .losliih ilioiuus,
"""uvUsn-lltiiryJ. Miller, lit ul. lt; IVr.mr
IJintre. Win. lniit. ,
t!'niiKl;?!V-J';'1!!'K,.l.'Ia i....'...m iiulii.
1- lsniltKcrei k niuiK". ,
lYilllknil.acollKoslenlnltldr.-ilrt-tnworl.-HainticllMIeiiry.iColiyeimir.
lleintoelt. Sctn Hln-ciiiiliir. -toliu Iliirlniiii,
Win.M'Mlcluicl. , , ,
I.OCI1SI, WHIIS II, dlHUls 'II,
Mllllln. I-evl KlUcn lilll.
tirnnge. James II. Hnrninri.
I'llie. joilll 1-. 1 iiwur.
Htiuarlnnr. Jiniies reniiniKioii,
Moore.
Real Estate Sales.
() R
A 1. I..
Clirlsl Inn I,
t. .., ...I..lt A
ih., iiii.Ii rs.itucd niroi ii mil'-' 1 '" i""
i. lie. tl 1 l n-.otmli.il tclllls llie
VAIjUaHIiE liui'jsij siA'M',
ut I, Ktit sireft. ColmnMii eoiinty, Iii kii"W"
" I,' "Walnut Hotel," nn I now ipi-cii lcd ny Ham-
" it Is fav'ornhly liK-aled for the t ruti-n.-M. .n fit
Im.li'issl uiid ltl'ro,erly keit, would not lall to
return h.iidseiiielncoi.ie. , .0
oucsiion n in um-, i - -
itNtnctorily nunwired u;
) V It 1. 1 0 A 1, i
MlAVUllSE JURORS.
1IECU.miii;h ti;h.m, im,.
. rtnsT wki.k,.
Iilooni. Jmenlf Hiamless. Is.ilali Ilngcnuucli,
CheMcrCMurr, .mines K.lljer.
llrlarcreil:, Adam Hull, Joontlinn i 1.CK,
Andrew I'uwlcr, Albert Hmlth.
Ilenion. Isaac iv. ivricuii.tiun, ju,i .11',---
Centre. Win. liower, rsaniiiui .ruin iti.
LalawlRsa.-Moi.es llartnian, Lewis .Met..
ivmriiliA Horn' Jolm Uirhltnau. John r.
Harmon, Ostnril. Millard.
1 KlllIlKCrCCK. JOSVMl s. Jfclllljliu.
1'ranklin. JneohMiiyder,
ilrnnnu-imil. Johnson II. Hitler. Will. II. Hay
nnn, Nelson 1'ieun, Jonathan li. Jllllcr, Isaac
i;v.ins.
jacKson. jonn lt.mir..
I HK-ust. Win. I'Vlterinnti, .!itcp!i Thoiiins.
.Minilii.-BainuelHwi nnenliikcr, luulcl M. lint-
lenstlne, llenjamln Youe.
amine. will. loiiSL-iini.T;er.
M.id son. D.uiiel Andy, , , ,,
rine. Nnlluii Mo.er, l.wls t'liunhcrlln.
beott. I'hlllp T. ltarimaii, Jolm Turner.
hecosd WKri:.
Iltnom. Stephen R. Drelsbaeh. Thomas llirton
lleaver.-ltoliert (J. Delhi,
llrl.ircrcelt. Aaron Ivelelllicr.. Peter llaymaii,
Win. Iliiltaio, luniei uamu.ii'ii.
Iierwlek Hum'. Iiewlt f. M'ltenry, M m. .1,
t.'nnrr .Tiwl.ih It. II idsnll. .Tollll W. HuWIIiail.
hciiioii. Jolm llakcr. Kimnel KilcUliaimi,
John AMii-lmati.
fulawissa. i.ewis 1 cuer,
(Vntte. Hiiuuei llower.
I'lshlnscrccU. ICllas Wenner, Daniel S. ratter
noil.
, 'rntur lit, f,,i,,,rio tiinnn Kin.
(Irci'iiiino,!. lliiliinlirev l'arlcor. Charles Hvts
w in. v. I'arKcr, i iiarifH iiiuiusieiier,
.1 acKsoii. it in. i, ues, jonn
Ml. rica!ant.-Plll!liiKllllc, l llnlon Mellck.
Malne.-Wm. II. UU.
Mnillun,, V'i-sti' .loll linii.
Mimin.-WrlnhterW.Hmllli, Aaron Amlrens.
.iioniour. jonn w. uiuus.
tlrange. John Meaarscll.
lMne. John Sweeny, Henry J. Potter.
M-ott. Kllsha II. Plll-iell.
nUHLitO SALE
.... .t t ilifl A T. 1,'UTATII.
Ui' VAI.UAUlil'i itunu
p ?. P! V.r:'""f US.VAV. "ti,oL,a,'ih
iioTm, Hainuel Meytiau , ndni iilstr t r u l ie es-
inle of Iteoicc.l nii oiaieoi ul-huu mm,
S ,,,..ntV. leceused. will exiJ.-o o ale, by
) U R LIC S A L E
V A I. U A II I, li It II A I. 13UT A T I).
In pursuance of an order of Iho Orphans' Court
or Columbia comity, r.t., on .iiiurci.iy iuo m,
., ... v.........i,..r ...i nl. la m f.lnfl: In the foil'-
noon, 1 eii-r j in, Aiiiiiiniui,M'i "t -"'" .-.v...
lain of Locust township, ill said coillily.deeenseil
wlllcMioso to sale, bv public vendue, on tin;
iiri-nilses, a eerlaln Ileal IMale, tract or lanu
partly In Locust nnd partly In t'ataivlssi town
tdilpboun led on the east by land of John Iratlb
and Isaac Kruiii.on me north ny minis 01 i-uih-
,w.l V.mj. nn.l T..,ftc Iti.iii.li. on the west hv
lands of l-'iederle llolilcr nud .1. Di iimhctlcr nnd
on the south hy lauds i.l J. (illhert and oilier,
containing Seenly Pour Acres more or less, ou
Wiutn are tiecu-d a .
TWO STORY DWELLING IIOUSK
al"K haru.a Mimic liouo, a Kprlnff hotie( Willi
iiMiiltiir iif never fn 11 lTi lt wati-r ui'iir the door.
'lh re ih alrio a Inruo upplu orchard and other
lltUllUCH, l wo minis ui UM' land aiu nt'inni,
and the balance timbfred. rovsuMton will bo
imon to tin- purcliavernt thotlnie ofnale. Iatc
the estate of bald deceased, Kltuate lu the town
ships of l.ocuttnud (iituwisa and enmity nforc
ktii.L .ii:.sm i:oh dMAN'.cicik.
TKltMK (IP fiA liKt Ttii ncreeiit of oiu-Iourlli
of lliu luirchiive money ut tin striking down of
u:e propcriy; uie nuance ui int luiiiiu, km mc
h u pvr rent at the contlrnia! Ion absolut'; thrco
fourths, tlie bnhiuee, tu onv tar therealtir.w Ith
niti real irnin me e imirniauou mm.
rurctiaer t pay for deed and ManipH.
pin Kit i:nt.
Oct. IVtiD iw. AdnilnMrator,
iiAiti'Ui a. liitonunts,
Now urK,
"1 iit'jHiaJoi-i o I'mhton, J'irusutc, and Jutt ruction,"
AUl'ER'ci UAZAR.
.teuiaileiiitnt coutalntui; numernus rull-slzed
tuiiteru.ui iisciui anlelehui-couipauien the paper
every lorlulitlit, unit ueeaiouuiiy tiueleg-iiiicul-uieu
t'nsluou Viute.
ilaiper'Htiaiiareoiitalus 10 folio pages of tlio
nuut.1 llaipei'b Weekly, pltult.il ou bUpertlllu
calendered paper.uud Is puollstled weekly.
Critical Xi'tlcil Via i'l c ir,
llurper'u lluzar cunniltis, bi skies pictures, pat
terns, tic, a variety of luaiter ul ecl.lt Ubeuud
tlitere.t lu the lalully; mtlului on Health, dress,
utid holisekeeptuti In ull Us blillitlie.; Us t-Ullol-lul
luaiier is special y adapted to tho clielo Ills
liileiiilutl lo Ilileu.t una lusiruut; aud ll has, be
tiuts, Kooilkiorles nud ilteiury mutter of merit,
11 is not burprislu that the Journal, with such
fiauucN, has ufiiicvcit in u shoit timo uu Im
mense suet ess; toi Mimcthuittof Us kind wus tie
sllt'd 111 UluusaHUsol rumllUs, una Us publishels
have nilt-u Hie Uemuud. 'Ihu uuu lady uhu
buj a siiitf.o mitiibcr ot Ilaitiei's Jiuxar is made
a auucrlbi-r for Hie. .Vric I'er j:cnitiy I'u.i,
Ihu liiuui- Is i-).ciikiil. l.tto ull tliu periodi
cals which thu Harper's publish, ll Is ulmu.t
Ideuliy well Hilled, and the eluss of rcadem lor
Wliulillt Is lulelidtd the molliers nud tluu.h
Ins III utenue lallltlles cull not but prullt by
lis uouil seusu and tuoU tale, wlilili, wo buve no
tlouut, uro to day nniklnn very many Lomus
liuppler than Uuy-iiiuy liavu betu beioru the
women ue'au uini; itssjiis lu personal and
household and social management Irom this
tood-naturtU meiitoi-. Ulic Aiidui.
It has itanmertiot belUB sensible, ot convcylnti
tuslruttlou, oiuUluu excellent p.uicias in oery
Uiurtiiieui,uudoi iiumg ueliblecxed wllliitood
leauluti mallei', n'litciiauil nmt Jtejlntvr,
suii6vuivnosii.--ia7o.
TUKMHl
IlAiii'Ui'alUr.iii, one year I 00,
An lUtruCopy of elthcrllio Matazlue, Week.y
or Iiazar will bu supplied grails tor every flub
i,r rise Kubscrlbers ut HI lJ each, In ouo ie
liilttanc, ir, BU (.upiis for .'J00, wllhoui cxliu
c i,y.
hiibscrlptlons lo Harper's Mnaazlne, Wtekly,
nud llazai, to ouea.iiiress for ono ear, flu uo; or,
Iwoof Harper's 1'eilodlciils, lo one address for
one ear, V Ul,
Hack Numbers can to supplied at any lime,
Vols. I. and H.ofllarper'ii llsznr, for tho ears
Isus-U, elettautly bound in ureen niuroeeu cloih,
will bo scut by ex pros, freight prtpald, for S7 uu
each,
tho postage, on Harper's Iitizar is tMieuts a
year, wlilcli must be paid ut ihu subscriber
lHist-olllce. Address
. HAlll'im UUOTIIKIW,
Oct. WW 31, .New Vorlt,
s
L A T E R O O I Jf CI,
UVERV VARIETY
MOST EAVORAHLE RATES,
JOHN THOMAH, AWU CAbi'lIH J, THOMAH,
llon.WI. llluomsbuti;, I'a,
Itr,lMC.yr,
X TIIK MATTER OK THE OAT-
AWISS.V MAsONlU AH-OCIA ION. AT
l i I AW li..
, To Ai.i. Whom it May Coccf:i.n.
Tak ii unlit'.', that I. II. SiedinllZ. fJeorEO
r.lthPit.M. V. 11. KlhiP. WiilttT M-ntt. W. 11.
Koonv, .1. H. Knlttle. W. II. Abbott, C. KIIih,
Is.iticS. Monroe. Jolm K. KotihliiK. John Tliom
as, and C IE. ltrnckway.behicltlzuaH of the State
oi lVnus lvam.i, U'ltiK distrout of aequlrlhK
nud enjoying the lmmunltlos and privileges nf a
hotly corporate, tmu exhibited and preheated to
iuo louii ui t oimnoii i'ieas oi uoauaoia eoauiy
mi itistimiirnt in w nt tn.i. in l.ortinulobethonro
ifistij t haitt-r ol tLe "l'atauisa Masonic Assoc!
aliou," lownhInf CatawKsi, in th eoiinty of
I'ohi.nhi i. Hi.ccifviiur the oh eets. artleles. eondl
lions, name, -tjlo or title, under whleh they
li'ivo associated ami mean loassoelate. And tlio
Mild Court hiving perused aud examined the
sain Uhtruni('Ui,anu loun.n uie onjecit ami ion
ilitions therein fet forth and contained, to ho
1 wlul and not Injurious to tho communily.havc
imeeitu saai wriuiiK 11 u uieu iu uie rrmnouo
larv'n olllcoof said County and notice toboiitv-
en iiccoi'tlhit; to law. thai i plication has been
mado to said t'outt to giant said charter, and
thut If uo sufllcleiit reason busliowu to the con
trary, by thu llistday of tho next teiai ol hald
t'oun, lo wit. on tho l-'irst Monday of December
next l hey will ilterto and diclaro Iho persons so
ruMiciuud lo bfcome and he a eoroorntlon or
h (.ly politic, acooulliiK t th said articliN and
coudittoiiH, and to have, outlmiauuo hy the
name, si) iu or line, in biuo liibiiuiueni niemiou'
to. jrv-oi.. i.ui.L.Aif.,
moomsburt, Oct. 2iVC9-3t. i'rothy.
TT HAS NO EQUAU
T1IR CELKUriATHD AMIIIUUAN
COMllINATIoK, llUTfON ItOLK. OVKll.SK VMINO.
AND HKWINQ MVCUINIT.
Thoflr&t and onlvIUUton-IIoltfnnd Sewlmr Ma
chine combined In thn wttr.d thai can do all
hinds ot Sewliu; needed lu tho lauilly, from the
cnarest eloth loiho llnest f tbrle. It wltl work
heuuillul iiutton iioiev, imih Helen, liinbrohl
er oer tho dge, do "Oversi'iimlnj;" as by hand,
AIm till IiJnds of otlehlinr, IlemmliiK, l-'elllng.
i oruini;. iwauiiiu;, ihu uii, u jiiium, i ueiiini;,
fialiu rand Hew onat tho Name linif. TiiU lu
oeruiuiy ur iu advancu or All LUliu.
I T II A S X O EQUAL;
It is also the cheapest luti Inslc.illy as well as
the befit. Mil re It Is realh two .Mac hi utu comhln.
fit tn one (by a Miude and heuuillul mechanical
arrangement ne o belure aicomiilished hy hu
man injjenulty,) mnUtna eltner I.ocU Htltch, or
l.utlon llolu hillti), as ocean ton muy itqure. It
is at me h.imo lime, inpie in construction.
comparatively uoiseics, easily unurihtuoj, am
lu :i word eo nbliies with thnso uiti'tin'a tin cicht
mily Ui oitn, the mist lU limbic tjuuhtu-n of ull utk-
Ve ll ive hlso Toil MALM tho "Plain Amorl,
can," a beautiful fimlly Machine at a Ueiim-ed
1'riee. '1 Ids Machlue dies alt thai Is done on the
I'oinhlniiilun" except ltutton Holes aud Over
seainlna work. LiuIUsnnd (tin leineu, we desire
ad lo cou.e nnd st e tills yreat novtlty or thn ae,
ii"W on exhibition and ior sale nt the o.d Post
UiUce, eor. Main aud Market street. lon't lis
l( u lo oilier Aleuts who nroln the habit of euu
ilnnulnn all inachlnert but what they represent
hut eoiuenndexiuiiine thu Machlueaud Un work
thenjudye for ourid'.
MI.sMl UAMIIO A I,AUK, Afjents.
f.ir lairorne, Columbti, Aorlhuuibeiland and
Hcliu ll.ill louilllo. aukxih Wantlu,
Oct. l-J.'tiO-tf.
"l EPOKT OF TU E CONDITION OF
XV the I'lrsi NaUonnl Hank of Hloouisburi', at
theelose of business, October mil, Isp.
Loans and Discounts
1. M, Ilonds to st cu i e circulation,
Du-j from UedecinliiB aud lU-serve
Agent,
Due I mm other National IlmU.,
Cuneni Kxiieu-cs,
Tuxes paid,
Cash Items ilncludlus htuinna.)
iractlonal Cu runty (Including nickels,)
Leijul,Tendfr Notes. a
Aug. SOCD-tf.
ft ii tmnt ii WAY.
tSa.?u.!S rtenls'iccrtnlnllonsi
f,i,,i ,ot sltimtit in IVntro towiislilp iit.ires.iio,
vrAI.UAllI.E REAL ES I' ATE
!...ff-M'.'?:, , ,1 .lnr.l,-,,m1 VXfCI
"n it llulnit liootlt TWO AL'lll'X, iHiltnUtH ntld
S?wrllliw foil.'"". I , , "V'i '
Kl phHl t o so. I ny tl7o S. m llnneli
cS !iUnd''ntliw''ll,'1''1 of Oliver Kvans,
ou Mlilili Is creeled ti twostory
FRAME DW Eli IjI NCI HOUSE,
it slnble. a well of wntor nt tlio door, n lot of fruit
in too lotviiM,,,, . mj; VleVlCi - -
TrilMSOr HAirji 1 " I'- ruin " ....
n er eent it the conllrinnllon nlmolulfi t Una
foiirilis. Hie bnlnuco lu ono year llierealter, Willi
lliteltsl lionitliiieoiillrliittloii rill.
Oct. 22,'iifr-lw. ' Adinliilstiulor.
EOH
.m ...i.i i.t- Hu, millers uned i-xetuioroi
. ' ... . f , rU-.., t'.i..lln loll,
f'lffly tn.sl.l .1nti; eoun.y"of ColinnbU
l-ciised. AlltUiitcc-ilnln iucsmiuko niid tract
c'miity, i.dJoliiliiB lands or Haiinul ; revel in!
OeoiKi' V. tfliallt-r, Clinrles Leo and David l.eo
eonlalutni;
o.ni: iiunuhi:i AND SIXTY a ui:s
nn..ni ntnnn. to Ito nsfprlalncd by
Kiirvey,nboulonoliuii.lre.l and thirty iwrej of
He li is nn irov to hi... ihu k""" ;": ;
Hon. and b.ilanco well tliuberul. hereon Is
elected,
oni: ntAMi: rwnrxixo nousn,
One l'innkilwilllini House, n Urgi- luul: llnru
Wftcon hhed. t'tirn t'rll.s.t'litKly, Two wood e Is
or Water, one at tlio bain and Hie other ut the
l'lanlt House, and ut.l i-prlni! of never tail ui!
water at tlio rrunio dwelling house with spring
house. . . . .... ,., ,
....nui.tiiiinunnuii nvnnn irnii it t-.iiit'i , tiit-
uii.li iRluiiid.or IMwai'd Jl. Wiinlln Itluoiiishuig
I'olutnbtu eoutily Tin t ... , , , ,,
IVissessloll ol said pienuM'S will ueiineu ,t,ii
hli tbo'nbove imipvrty Is not told on or h; fore
ilmi.th ,hv of obiufjt-r next, thu Mime will ha
e.xi.oied to imlillc sale on the premises,
I i.mi-u m.iiihv l.-v.,nlnr.
' Wt-nthtily, t'urbon Co., l'n.,
Oct. I,'0-Ow
VA' t; a iii.i
lu putM.sneo of nn order nfn .
1 1 olnmblt etiuniv i,...,?.. ''"i.
.Niiveiiibfi- 11. IKi.ll.ni ...?'Vln,n:n
Hlrnni llrs. niinMi,!.,,.;:,'.."-1':1" I' !
lalonf I'lshlnuern-k i ..V i"!) 1
(Iteeiiscd, will expose tn Kill", I'y ,' 1 '
u.. ...u VI-IIUI 1 o,JJ " i.
TRACT O V I 7 v??
nnd John Andrews on tho iii T""iJ
tho south, Nathan Minllli on 1 1,,illli
l'cit er nnd others on it.n S..1.?' t la
lllTMllltl'tl AMI. Till.. . .''OtOltll,,
nrlessiof whlcll nnn hiin.l'r.fi iiU I
1.,, ,.l " ,nr. i. ... ,l.n... -.v..
House. I'miim llnrn Aii i.Vl'.l,lo.i9
nntl boo.1 watir. Also. "uu,'"' 'It, 1
A CERTAIN T.n-P n ... t :
situate In tho' vIlliiBo nf Ashu,, '
iimiisiiip, itujoiuillK W HIM,, V, " ,
ltunyan.iind Uornelitis Culti.I.n f'1" ,.
fonrlh iihin acre, Whereon , '.l1,l,M
HwellltiB Homn'oiie nim S
Mtuuto in tha township ."a co"""!!
..nr.,T.n1.U?I.KJi;4
one-third of llio purchase nKiVr,.? . !
tliu iidinlnlstiiiior en iCT.'1".!"
third ot tho lmichiiso money If ii?' i
iiopai.i on tuo connrnialloir(,tniM " aBf'
too mi n-nuse inonev ill nut... .wm.v.
Hon of salo with Inti rrst from l'l!'fliun
si It ihe remaining third to r.wSt l?5g,
of tho purchaser uurlinr t;,0 lews'
Hess, tlin widow of John ii;L,,JlliSI."ti
tiioiiiiereM uieieortn lie iiimn ,Tn,all"alrl
ly ,a.t to her by the pureh". "r'
or their lu-l.it anil as-Uns lu,i,i!v
to nt teeovuett hy .Ilstru,, ' T"
.no r. ovcrahk' In UiU t.,l,;l;w,
liirtlesense her share of tlio Si, ' . J
khl.tl I,.. 1,1 ,1 In II,,. W". u. ."
tbeulo; tlio two last piyi u'l"t, Si '!
houds and titoru i-no i n t ... ,,.V.?I,!
KrowlliKO'i tho premises nt 1 1 . . , .' i
reserved. Deeds will l,i, ino.i. ..' "' .
or niirclatseisanil i,.m.. ,,,..,.,! ' '."r 1
lst-s given mi llio nrstiiByoi.,r!it " '
Mated zxwr!nX!ii SgS
Ior thoconvejuneliigtindliewS,,, l"0"
lllAM IKltll iii,'.!."'SIOjtt
All.,ll.,i,M.r -.A-kf
-n r-
riilllNUCIlKi K.fctpt, 17,'CO lf.
"DRIVATE KALI-
X Ot-' VALUAIII.C llHAr, IVrw
I' he iliiderslinnd. i:irnt..r... V" '.'
oi iiiooin lownsutp it. . e,.se,l, tilltn .
salo it cernln house nnd I.it.sltuat,- h
u".,li . . M,,iiii,ieii bl i .,
.1 11. I . llartnian. and hv ,,,.,, .;.1.''
... r...... ."...I.. ...ninilUIIE
AVi
shot
Uvo
ff-.i.-n.
....
limit. The terms uro reasonable niri? fSTtl,.
will l.o given within Ihl.ly .Injs'ffl,.'!,
pr.),(!l)-tf
' k
T70R SALE 1
JL'
UAniMTiiH
Capital flock p-ild In,
hurpl.ts 1'und,
Ineount
Kxch tuije,
liilcri-st,
l'r tit iiii.l I,oi,
National Kanlc etrcul.ittou out.tuudlug,
Individual Deposits,
fashlcr's cheeks outstaiullu;,
line to National It.inks,
" " other iluuks nntl tlaulcen.
5Jn.',!7,01
&i,u u,
:o.si.i,i-i
j i.iti.', i.i
i,:nu,n
70.I.UJ
M,7
KM.-,
AI0,1U5,
f ll'i.H'.'i.H'i
J5'l,'i0,
Ul,m
t.u'yi.os
i.an,it
t,i)is,-.'j
II.7SI,
iai.i.','jo
"".
IK.Ssi it
l,im
SlU.sl.'ijfti
Klutonf Pvnn'a. I M,
County ot t.'otumbla. nn'
.'f ',' Tuitln, t'asliit r of ti e I'ltst Nulluiml
1 i.i 1 1 It or lllooiiisburg, do solemnly utilini il.at
tluiuhovebtnteiiii-ut Is true, to thu Uu r .....
knowledge und belief. iii
u , , , , J. I. TUSTI.V, t'ushl-r,
hubserlb.-d Ulldanlrined lo belom nu- ihu lltli
day of October, 1KTJ. WJI. l'KW)(!'c 1
mis. ... ""lry l'UUIIo.
Correct. (IIXUKll. Ilt'tJlll
i et. .'.'CQ-lw,
ice torn,
M0NZVUU HolJ:sTY KUNI
Anil. Tax Dittitieato
" lion ou t d on Notw
Total
Aiut. paid for 11 volunteers
" " TraiuKirtatlon
olennd IntereM
l.xoncratlon4
Total
IMS
Ami. Tux Duidlcilo
I'orroui'd
Tiitlll
A nit. ji.ill for 10 uluntoiu
" " Traunp trtatlon
" ' Nolet and 1 tuitkl
I.xoucratlouii
Total
Oct, KW If,
NriAii Moi-Rpit ;
John U. Qdkk
lSAAPMoj(KV
fcoo.n
&WI.R3
"(JI,S.T
Hin.ui
7D.3-'
7H9.U
OF VAUJAULi: 11HAT, U4TATK.
t i iirnioi.ni tif fi Miunliitn Uklii'd out of IllO
Court oi Common l'leus of ColutnbU ruunty.and
lo mo dlti'eted, win bo exnoheu 10 luioiicsuiuon
the iiremlM'H at Maiuuvllle, ColumhU Co. I'a.,on
siaturday tluajth day of tctoler next at ono
o elocK in uie finenioou oi satu on , n.u ioiiuw
t.1f ilnt'rlhrxl to.il cvliili. In i,ll; A I'lTtlllll 111 I'M-
suiiKO aad trail or laud sitvmte lu JI-inn lu
thu eoiinty of Columbia, bounded and described
US WIKlflK, lO WW irlUllllIK UL I nioiiu uiriij i,
I w.H'i IV Mill III . lll'll I 1 1 OH I l'r SOLI 111 hltl-tn
nntl n h:ilrili-irrirt (Kt.tilnptv-eliiTit nc re lies Ion
tone; Ihenee by landot Win. Uolls, houth seven-
ljM unuone-iourin uiKieeti wchi, liineiymur
imrvlu-H to a st nn r; thetire bv land of Jacob Blltl
inui) north, eighty degiees west, iorty-lhreo
in rfhrw: thence bv land of the Mime, south Kixty
oeres wetd, thirty-four nerches to u hlckor;
llaiicohy hind of John hnuniau north eighteen
degrtei weht, forty ono etches to u btoue;
uu urn ov mini in int; mi inn houiii Hixiv.niJi. uu
gues west, thirty-eight nerehts lo a post; thenco
ny nmu oi ueorgt ana luiuuipu nnunuiu, noun
twelve degiets webt, blxteen and n hlf perches
tonpo-d; thence by Juud of thu faame, north two
andoticfourlh degrees east, ono hundred and
twenti-two peiehej lo a point near thu rruge
J I oust; thenco by land of too same north, slxty
lx decrees east, elglily-lx perchtB to a pine
down: theneo bv land of ihosunie south peventv
ihree and one-fourth degreen east, Ufiy-two
pi renew to nn oiu: uown; ineneo ny uiiui oi neii
rv Dcir. (Udeon (learhearl. John KUiiiferman
and Isaac Vellrr, north Mxty-six and one-half
iiriretsensi.iiiiuy-sevenpeicneH mu siona map
IheiK e Kouth SiiViuUeu ihgrres west, two him
drid and sixty perches to a stone, heap the place
oi urginuiug, comaiumg iivu uuimrrti anu nine
tv-s x and ouu half acres neat me.isuio.
'ill! above tract of land Is unseated, and well
timbered, wllh Uock Oak, Yellow l'lne, l'ileh
lMuuand Chestnut,
M01tl)i:OAI MILDAHD,
Oct. l,C9-tf. bhulir.
pUIUilG SALIO.
OI'' VAMJAI1M3 IIUAI liSTATH.
Di inirhiiance of nn order of the Orphans' Court
of Columbia county, l'a.. on Haturdny the I'uth
day of November, IftMt, at IU o'clock lu thu fore
noon, Win T, Mitimnn nnd H'm 11. Yetier, Ad
ministrators, Ac., of Daniel Yetter, late ofMalno
township, In said county, deceased will expose to
mile by public vendue. on the premises, tho fol
lowing rent estate, to wit:
'l roct Xo. 1. Mtmtoin ha Id township, boun
ded bv lauds of Jacob Hrown, llemy .Miller,
D.iulci llrower, and Daniel llelnbold, contalulnu
01 ACKES AND 00 PERCHES
nt at measure.
Tho improvements on this tract aro n ono and
ouo b:1t story l-'ramo Ditelllui; House, a l-'r.imo
Ham, and other out houses, a koo.1 well of water
nt Iho door ot tho dwelling:; it itood tipple orchard
ailelt-ared land and In good statu of cultiva
tion. Tr ct .o. !i. Slluntc 111 said township am1
hounded by lauds orsiney John, Jneoband Alfied
Yetter, and heirs of Henry Howuiau, dec' it, con
taining 111) ACHES AND 131 PERCHES.
The improvements on this tract ate n Two
Story Stone Dvu-llitiK Ilouse.n good think II irn
and all ntnessai-yout buildings it sprint; or never
falling water at thutltvelllnit house, it liood pumii
iittho Ilarn nud llouse.two uiipluoreliiirils.pcacli
orchard, a vineyard, and it i;i neral selt-clum of
liood trttlt. One hundred nud twenty acres of
cleared laud, and in n uoo.l state or cultivation
the halaiir-o it well timbered,
Trnct No. 3. situate lu said township, and
bouiidi.t hy lands of ltudolpli Shutntiii und otti
ers, heirs of Jst-ob (Jearbart, dee'd., John (lenr
hart, Henry llowman.dec'd., nnd Jacob nnd Al
Irtd Vctter, coiitttluitit;
l!)i ACRES AND 19 PERCHES.
Ilie Iniproveiiuutsou this Irnct nro none nud
one halfstory frame dwelling a uood Hank Ilarn,
u tood well of water nt tlio door of the 'Iwclllnp;
house.nnd out bultdums, anooil jouni! npplu
orchard. 'Iho land all eleuredund lu it uood stale
or cultivation.
I,ate tbo e.tate nl said tleceased. sltuatn lu the
toutishlp of Jlaltie and eoiinty nfort-sald,
JISJSK CUl.lJMAN, Clerk.
(oNiiirioxsofs.i.k.t Teiipereeiit.otonelourlh
of tbo purch.t-o money to bo paid at tho stt iking
down of ihu property; oiie-fuurth of two-thirds
ltss the ten per lent, ut tho continuation of sale;
one-third of ihu pitich.tso money to temalii
t-h iiuid upon tho said pic-mli.es durlm; llio natiir
111 lite of Kllabetll Yetter, widow of Daniel Yet
ter, and tlio interest lliereor In lie nnuuallv nnd
n-aulaily iatd to her by the purchaser or pur
chasers ou the llrst day of April of each and
cw-iy je.irdurinu herualiital lire; said ililetest
tiibecoiiiiiut.il from tho llrst day of April A, D
11,0, ami Hu, bal.ilicu ot thepurchasu money to bo
piilit in ono year from the continuation of the salo
will; interest on the snuiu from Iho llrst tiny of
April A. D. is70,
WILLIAM T. HHU.MA.V.
,i WILUAM1I. Yl.-l'llill,
net. l.vo-tf. AdiHlnistiutirs,
puitiao SALK
OP VALUABLE liHAL ESTATi:.
In pursnince of an order of tlio Oriiluiiis' Court
of Loluiublu county, rennsylvuuta. on e'ltlDA Y
uCIOilt:il,irii, twill, nt lu o'cltM-k In the lorl
noon, Aaron Jlasteller, tjuardlnn of Jercmlali b
llaiiiiiaii.Aramiiita A. llaumau.Mnry J, Iluuninn
and John llauman. minor children of Ilciiry
llauiiiun.latoot Maine township, In saldenuutv.
deceased, will eHiso to sale by public vendue
on tbo prinihis, ihu folIowliiB l'
MKHHUAUIW AND TltACTS OI' LAND
ns follows, to wit :
,,)". ',-AU (hat messuaite nnd tract of laud,
sltuato iu said township, bounded und descrtbtsj
tu ol uwst btsluuliig ut it pine, thcuco by lauds
of Daniel uss uud Ueurno .Miller, boutli fclLty.
nlnodiBivcs west ouo lumdrtd und seen plr
clicstoit stone; thcuco by laud of John tllar
liurl, south twenty-one und it quurter Ucurets
lo'i ,',rV.!ly' l-Vl,u"'l't; 10" nonet tl.eucu by
. .. llne, norlli seventy-two d,.,u.0s
east ono hundrtd uud nineteen perches to a
s toiiH- thenio by land of llenJuinlii'.Nnss, nortli
I hltty and one iiuai ler di-une wist elulily per.
ches to Iho plaio of bi;llilllli, coutuliiinij
KIl'l'Y-TWO ACIIUS ANU ALLUWANOK,
No. a, a inessuaue uud tract of lnnd sltuato
ii said tuwnshlp bouiided by lauds or John
llenrliar , Joseph iK-lgcr, estaluof Daniel Yetter.
dcei-.tsi-d, Michael Utovir llll'l uliiirs, tulitul lllnu
UlllltTY-IUOIlT ACItlX AND MXTl-KIUIlT
l'iOUUIlKS,
moro or less, on which Is elected n Mansion
II ill's r, burn, uud other ouibulldlinjs.
Jo. 3, A tract of woiHll.tud stiuato In said
township, bounded by binds of Daniel Yttter's
heirs, Is.iluli hhiiiniiiii n.ra 0,i others,
io.ntaini.no huvi:ntei:n acheh
un I seventy-four perches, moro or less, with tho
upiairlemiiii-us, '
Nu . I.-Airat t of laud sltuato In said town
slip, bounded by lands of Daniel Yrllt-r's helri
aims of Kllzttbeih Klliiijstiiisu, nnd other lauds
ot said duceased, eoulaiulllg
ruuil ACIIUS, MOIll
A housu ami lot stitinlr.,1 1 o......
ty, will. In few miles of lll'Kitnsliun t
eity Is beniitirully locnled ueitrns
rising intio vntiigcs, near one ol.L i,
utlic Hlnle.iiii.ltnatiior.il nti
eotnmniilly, Thero Is n snug
I) W E L h I X II 01-
Hhnemakei'hhon. Itnrnand nth
t "I . . " ll
tiy I's-ImUii nt- i i ink a Kooil Ji'ilnc n,ru i
uin..s",i n uo wi u iy n'mreMni: f
paitleularn. t
uct i j, oyii. i:., ).;
piUVATE SALE
There will hnottVrrd forilc thr if
Inn about ono and a hulfmdta fi-mi
eouiprlKlni; two hundied wtv in-irr
hundred aud lltty ol which are vw m
mice In oak and ihesiuut tlnilwr,
I or nattieulaiN and Urms inline
JOHN
ucr. j, ij-in.- jipci
Legal Notices.
i mi i viwni A'miiMi vnTu
ix kstati: ok i:mas inr.Nnt,i)& t Btore
Let teiH of admlulst ration on lliu' QtT?A
miner of f.ocu-t towiiHhlti. Citut- toiret.
uee u., nave ncen Kranien ny i
count v. to lVter riwanlc of I,r
hoiis liaviHti ct.ilmsoi deui.iH(ltiif.Mi
P, Colut:. .US,1-O-thelltv
Qt
fI,o.'tutlr l.m'i
luls iilmiiif: Jin th
enl aie requehliil toinakotliiiiikiii'iLjiijfli
Indebted to make payment. i
vi .jvi it... i.i... HW
Ott.'iJ.'(SI-0iv.
.Via -
Audlloia.
IIH ESPY HOTEL.
ISsl'V, COI.UMIUA COU.NTV, 1'A.
"iftt-raltjiioil would Infoim Iho travelling
pni, llo u.,,1 I, tuts lukeu thiiHisituiiunied eslali.
-iimeiilniid Ihorougbly itlllled the same lor
!. ii1;' . 1 V"".v,"lU''"'u"' h's guests. Ills lurder
dl bo stock; d wllh lliubest Ihe market uilords.
Apr.!a,ia.tf
WILLIAM l'EITIT.
i-py,i.
AUDITOR'S NOTRi:. IhUT
tsr.vTt; of ii Ntr.i. i int e ..'.
iu theurphiiiiH umiri ! iniuino.-.' .
Auditor nppnltiDd by Iherouri, i j,.
but loll ot l.o estntu of s.ii.l 1 III, I ZLH
Omnge twp , Ju tlio lounly of .,! 13mm
will Ultcillio inriltH Illiertsit-u, i-t
nrt,,. ... ....,..,t , .... u'..,.,u.,hr .V
ll7th, IN... nt 10 n't link A M. "I ' "lift
Hlootusburg, In mill county. Alip,."' z -
tr.il t .. ,... , ... I , I luM.I ,., 1 iL-UT nflnn
coming in fornp.itofihiAiilinm'p ,j-
oci.ft.Vda.iw. '(f-.'d
' . ST. ,
A DM INI ST R AT( ) I tS a""u S?"'
FiT.MK Of ( IIAItl.tS IIIJ-S OU 0 J'
i.t-tiersot uiimiiiisiiniiMiioiio"-- ilt",
lltss. lulu ol Allllllll lol,M, I vnt
eoiinty, diet-used, hiiNo bun ff-1"1
tii-Kl-ier Ol saia l ouiiiy.io j,-,r..---, .
mliilstraior.whoiesldcshi llusliestue. it,-.
Co.AII pel sons having claim unam
tliusnld esliil.iiir.. ii-nliesltd to ,rixl ed
sellleuient without delay, und tl"""
muao iiavinciii. .. .
Sept, SIIID-M.
.....
OH I.KKst
with Ihenppuitenanccs; lato tlio tstato or sahl
dtct-ascd. .ItssiT f'Mtt-.i.v I-.... i.
lllootiisbiirB, Oct, SI. ISIS). '
(bll.K.oill i, iSiife.- Ten per cent. nnn.
tlllld oltbe purcliasa money lu bu paid to tho
guurillan on thu day of stilus oni-ihlrd of the
! . mm.im j ,is tt-ii jer t-t-iii. to l,u paid ou
1 IU en ntlriiiiktioit i,r k.-,t.. . ,i,i,..i ... . .r."
eli-isu iiiouey In one enr from eoutlrinalloii of
s.i e. will, lutciest ironi coutlruiutlou . ,(. - Iho
reiiiiilutiig bird tu t eiiiuln lu the hands or t o
i.uri h isei- dui Hi; tho natural llfu of thu widow ol
It. Ilaiimuii. deuM 1111,1 1 , ,,t ,i...J........ . i
uiiiuiiilly unit rtgulurly paid paid lo her by I o
TIV!' I:',"-ehaseis!hl, o'r their heirs nud ul"
,tvmtH ui. 'ItHlllM lO l,0 ri'COVelt-ll tltf
tl.r,:V.".r.utl";'tt 1"! rent, uio re, ..Verablo iu
..... kiiu iiuuweuiin, 1,11,1 ut Jit-r donntso licr
s nuu ol tho purchusu money shall bo tsild lo
tliupelsonsltnallyoulllledinerelo tlmlwiilnst
paj uien s io busteurCHlhy bond, iuiVionA
ZW!!"' l "u t"';"' Browne iiuih,7..
session . r lliu sovt nil ,rt ink, Klyt i tntni liVI
.lay o; Apiu n?u, tho .urfln.str or i,uil' ois?;
to npljlii wllh Ihu ulsitu stutctl isiuuitliiiiii of
lui iui UuVuuuV;tan,V. U' "'r "-
sio-nt AAito.v jiahii:i.li:h,
Kp.lUMt Uuurdiaii
A UlUTOll'M jNUl'lt'i;.
J-A. KSTATI: OF HltllAlllI IIMI. t.l,
111 the Orphans Court of the eoutily "
bla. Tliu Audllorappolnled hv !M ' il,T't
Isirtdlslrltillllon ot theliiil.iti-oln I'- .'W
I'eler hut, executor tie boms iirii,fl',i t)M
bit,. ofOriiiiKo'rowiislilp.t'olntiiliiir fw-JI
will l.itet tlio pnltles lnteles'i-.i,fr I'Ay
ol Ids iippolntiuent on AVt-tlntsui), yTjjj.
17th, lMiUilt'2 o'clock T. .M..I1I Ins. t!l-c' iJW
bur, 111 snldcounty. All piirilo ,it hcnF
ri'nucsted lo attend, or be, t.-bsn (t
lu lor a part of the sild fluid pever
t)ci.a.'r.a-iw. t Iwitb
AUDITOR'S NOTICK. l?M
HSTATK OP CI.AKA 31'b'IVI'l.l.l. I' jHI
lu flits ori halls Court of i oltiiutu KV
Audltorui.tiolnlo.l hv tile tot.rl. ' rw'K.'
butlon of the citato of said t'l.tr.t Ml JpHcc
ofM-olt towiislilp lu llio et.nub ,'
il-oil u-illi,iti.t II, mnlli.w ,.,t, r.,M . IHln!
purposoof Ills uppoliitmeiit uu s,jtlir.-. TtTJ
day ol N.n ember next, at III ll
olllcu of Hubert F. t lark ill lll,l..M i .Tnuil
eollllly. All lutrtii-s Itlleri-stnl nr.
itttetid, oi- bu debarred from c.iniuu, Qrde
of thusuld fund.
Oct.'JJ,'(.9-lw.
JXEUU'l
XJ IATAT15 I
X'UTOR'iS XOTK'I..
OK JOHN KIM'.. Ol, i
Letters tcslaiueiitarv on tilt- ,Ui
Kile, lato of ritntarloaf town....,
eoiinty havo been itiaiiti-.l b i,. i- j
Columbia County loltlihaid k,, v
twp. Columb.it county l'a. All i ' '
elalmsnKalnstthoestaleal'e n-qu T
inem initio i-:xecuior iu.siu.riou .,.. ,
umbla eountv. l'n. Tln.se lndrtu' -I
ellheroll note, jtl.titiiellt, nii'ltli'g' i
count Mill mako payment lo tin
out delay. 1
nn.ii.ii.i-"
Oct. H.'ti'J-Cw. &
Ji:lil-..MI.sl,l l E' 4t,
Notices.
N
J OTIC K ,
All i.n,,,,, 1.-nuluu thehKtl""
to Ihu lllidel-slL-iinl oil booll, llete ..
uro hereby notilled that uiiltss
Illaduof tin, same, w ithin -.IX -
founts or clnluis will bo selth"' K Jf i'.PT
iiiooinsbu re.Oct. b.'UMw. r -'"--"yyBi
NJOTICE TO'STOCK "oU)t
A tllvldenil of3 percent or 7'n".fj l
.mo t-.i pi.ai sioca oi tuu " ,BLJ
.anywlll bo paid by the Trcwir""
11 idl.vl,.. ,.,T,I ,,f,,.r lift lWll,l...r
the r.ipltal stock of Iho Cat.iwl.sii
put
-1$,
cab'
Oct. S.'CO-lf.
I 0 E.
TVJ- O T
t.1 f
" tie reas my wire uimm" ', r.
nnd hoard without Just cans.'. Vi .rV' ''
"to nuu i win pay no oeois - - yr
from thlsilalennil forbid all wr'AK
Oct. 1V01-31. ''S
J . ind
QO-PARTOERSHII NOTK'E gj
The un.lcrslKned Imve entered '''$.
ship ns Fotllidersntiil Jlaclili. sis "'lr, f"
I-uuudry heretofore occupied b;' '., )p ll
i-i , 1 1-
tlhOHfl.l
,.T,'.10.,.'n."1:" tl I1'0 nrm wl Lilb&'itv
E. It. Ikler, lo whom nil persons Hi" ll
apply. . . ju
iiiooinsnuri; June ii,-ii-j-u,
rpO TAX COLLECTORS.
.. . . . . .... ti ,
i uu collectors or county nn -v j
of llio river mu ri qut-Heil to !,' '"J'j
of Columbia county, on Monday,!' "'.ip,
next, such uu iiuiouilt of County l'''. '
added iu that nlnndy paid. l ''"", ,-iJ,
of Ihu whnlu county lax; and In'' ,f ij, Ir,
slduiif tho rlu-r to make p-iJ i'"' it"' ' ltf.Hi
day follow Inir, tlio nth, in 0 ' 1C " .
those ard r,,,,u,,..l i.i on lliest'i. ... JO
int.
ii osu are rrnueslctl loiloon i """ ' ,' .
isoine iuw havo tilroady P-''',,,,1',,,,1, p in
Ihlrt'sofihoiiiiiount. lbey'l,,n'ui V
- . I'tvuim tuu iii.it, t, in,, liu.' I,
yoiieeiors will do wt 11 til eol"'",i'"..
elites Willi Uu, ahovo kluleliient, II "
lhusf.tr fallid inniakelheir p"
(llleslt.l lit 1,h , .1 llils Hun-
loiici-ior or mtivlous ye,rs hi
tiieeton lliusaiiied,isiiii,l"!lll'V ., . I
thoso fAilinu- lo eoiiiply wilh.lhe'" ,.h
their nec.utils plactsl In tho ha"1' '" f,
lur eollt-ctlMii. -
- . . .1.., LIS
is
1
i-uriner, lli nniounl oi I
rth'iiltsulllelul.t to pay all "V.UV. li l
Is'iu. ih uituu .iw.,,1,1 i .si i-i-lt'-l "' '
Wo iinve concluded that nil '"''i'.'i ."li
uci in in pay over lite itliiouu; - -Ileceniber
1 1-rut of Court and "'.!.'
i.ftli.H
una" ,' .
they will bu perlullltd I t u''"n ,,i,
si t-ep iluniaKo Issued by the I on"' 1 J ,
yliius In IM1 i.lii ii.f.-liof tlitlrrist" ' "
Wo hopo this v,it rtorlvn liiin";l'u
M-.'.'.'.V'.'iVit.
let. 2i,'Ca.lw,
IOR NEAT
.ion
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