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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA .COUNTY, PA
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BLOOMSBURQ, PA.
FRIDAY MORN-NO DEC 17, 1808. ,
4J-TU12 COI.USiniAS hl ill. lilirgrM
Circulation or nny ppr published In
Northern Pctusylvnl, and ii lso
much larger sheet than mijr nr lluoltin.
porarle.i and la therefore the best medium
for advertising In thle lection oflhe Stale.
TiiElVcie Vork World in n aeries of
able articles has been exposing tho
fnuul nud corruption existing In tlio
3Jt w York Custom. Hoii9e. Thuro is
Bcarccly a deputtmcut in that vast es
tabllshmcnt In Which bribery iind cor-
ruptlon Is not rife. A more disgraceful
ntnte of affairs has nover yet been found
to exist In any public office. And yhit
Is to bo done? If the present lncum
bents nro turned out, other Uepuhltcniit)
will bo Initalled In their places and It
might bo that tho change would boslral
lar to that "from tlio frying pan Into
the fire." 01 tumpora, OI mores.
Tiir first mercantile vesel which
passed through the Sue. Canal was
wrecked Immediately thereafter in the
Keel Sea. Tho superstitious might ac
cept thU as an omen or ill for tho great
work. Tho shipwreck was an unfortu
nate evout truly but only to tho owncrp
of tho vessel and cargo. Numerous suc
cessful voyages, which will soon take
place, will oblitcrato tho dlsastor of tho
ploneor shlp.IMs n matter of speculation
whether the Suez Canal will provo of
any benefit to cither tho Unitod States
or England, though it undoubtedly
will to France. Tho canal tolls will so
raiio freights that, for some time at
least. English vessels will keep the old
route, and American trade will hardly
bo affected.
Kksimxt for tho Constitution is not a
weakness common to many United
States Senators, in fact most of them
appear to regard it merely as a conve
nience upon width to hang amend
ments, but thero is ono Senator, Charles
I). Drake of Missouri, who really has
no opinion of It tit all, or lor tho bu
prenie Court. This profound statesman
is desirous of preventing, by law, the
Supremo Court from declaring uucon
stltutloiial any act of Congress, right,
Justice, or anything else to tho contrary
notwithstanding.. Ho thinks tho pco
plo know moro law than tho Supreme
Court and thai tho Constltutloius u stu
pld old document for not thinking so
too. Tremendous mind has Drake !
Oun now Russian possession", Alaska,
has been described so frequently and so
variously thnt wo nro in a hopeless state
of mystification regarding It. First
comes a report, presumed to bo authen
tic, picturing tho natives as savnges,the
land a sterile desert, untenanted even
by fur bearing animals and on whose
rocky and frozen bosom no grain or
edible vegetables can bo persuaded to
grow. And now, Just as wo have set
tled down in this belief, comes'a chap
who has been there, and consequently
knows all about it, who says that the
aborigines are splendid fellows, living
in well built wooden houses, and per
fectly devoted to agriculture. Tho land
produces barloy and other grains in
fabulous quantities.nnd precious stones
areto befoundlylngaround Ioose,vhilst
furs aro a drug in the market.
Now, somebody lies, for it i3 impos
sible to have the same ground at once
sterile and productive, tho Inhabitants
savages and civilized, and furs plenti
ful and not to bo bad.
Wo hear that a Delegate lias been
sent to Congress from this isolated re
gion, which reportis promptly denied at
Washington. .Cannot sorao one give
us a reliable account of our proper
ty ? Aro wo swindled or not?
On ! dear, dear! here has tho legisla
ture of Wyoming Territory, gone nnd
passed an act, which tho Governor has
approved and signed, conferrlug the
right of suffrago on women. Just think
for a moment of tho swoct bribery which
must havo been used to secure this boon.
io uso was made of glittering golil or
grimy greenbacks, but tho potent in
fluences of sparkling eyes and rosy lips
were tho means employed. Think of
tho delicious fllrtations,tlio warm kisses
the proflers of marriago which must
havo had existence,and think also tor
resco referent,) of tho blighted hopes,
tiie broken hearts, which will result
from shattered engagements, or, fulling
this, tho marital disputes, tho family
lars, tho conjugal contests suro to nriso
therefrom. Oh ! gentlemen of Wyoin
ing, wu fear you havo but ndded to tho
list of those who havo fallen boforo the
brightness of woman's eyes a nd tho so
ductlvo eloquencof woman's tonguo.
Our only hope foryou is, that you havo
reserved tho right to repeal the Act If
Its workings do not i'rovo.saUsfactory.
Oh! woman In our hour of oae.
l7uce.ruln.roy and hard to please, .
Wllh HUZUtaU vuu will wrlnc our tirow.
Since yrm're.umM a voter now. 3
Ix Sidney Smith's abvlco to his pa
rishioners lie addresses a tow words, to
young women, to this effect : Don't be
lieve In any thlug but the parson and
tho ring I If your lover nays that you
can bo as well without the form as wltl
t, tell him ho is rt scoundrel." It would
be better for girls overywhera If they
would remember that hint. In tho
BIssell divorce caso the woman was
told by tho man thai they might bo
married without any ceremony mar
ried as safely as if" thrco clergymen'
performed tlio service. Tim oxponont
of tho law In this case, John U. BIssell
of Brooklyn.took thoglrl n dri voto O.n
tral Park ono day, and putaringon her
finger, saying, "This Is your wedding
ring; we aro married," Nothing could
bo simpler. Afterward they went to
live Jn n boarding house, where BIssell
acKnowieuged the woman to bo his wife.
Who could not supply the flnlnh to the
story? Just before tho wife became- u
mother, John Ii. BIssell abandoned her,
But In his Interpretation of the law to
his Intended dupe he 'was. nearer tho
truth than he supposed. Judgo Barn
ard has ruled that tho marriago was re
ally valid according to tho laws of this
Stute. "All that Is requisite Is that tho
parties should bocapabtaof contracting.
and that they should actually contract to
bomanandwIfe.".Mr.l)Usell,whomadoa
defenco which tlio Court stigmatized In
very strong languago, will havo to make
provision for tho woman ho says ho
"only" intended to deduce. So much
for ouo cu.o of rascality but wo advjse
young women to take BJdeny Smith's
counsel, and Insist on having the parson
and the ring at their wcddlog.
Congress.
Washington, Dec. 7, 18(5".
Tho M'fnnd M'-wlon of tho l-'orty-flrst
CongitHs begitii at noon yostcrday. After
prayer, vico-l'ro-ddout Colfax called the
Senate to order, nnd ufty-flvo Senators
responded to tho roll-call. Mr.Morrlll,of
Maine, was sworn nnd took his seat. The
credentials of John W. Johnson and
James P. Lewis, Senators elect from
Vliglnla, were laid on Hip table. A
petition for the recognition of Cuban In
dependence was presented. Tho Presi
dent's Jlessago was received and read,
nnd, after a brief Executive session, the
Sennto adjourned.
In tho House 180 members answered
to tho roll-call. Messrs. Sherrard nnd
Dux, of Alabama, on presenting them
selves to bo sworn, wore objected to,
and Messrs. Buck and Buckley, of thnt
Stato, with Messrs. Baruum, of Con
necticut, Brooks, of Massachusetts, Cox,
of New-York, and Burchard, of Illinois,
and delegates from Montana, Wyoming,
Washington and New-Mexico, were
sworn and took their seats. A recess
was taken to nwait the President's Mes
sage, at the close of which it was ro
ceiveil nud read. A resolution declar
ing Virglnla.entitled to representation,
was referred to tho lleconstructlonCom
mlttee; and on motion, tho credentials
of all persons claiming to represent Vir
ginia and Mississippi wero ordered to
ho referred to tlio Committee on Elec
tion when preseuted.
Vkdniiay, Dec. H.
In tho Senate yesterday, of tho bills
Introduced, the most Important were
those to amend the Civil Bights bill; to
amend the Banking act, and toprovido
for n return to specie payments, Intro
duced by Mr. Sumner, who cited seven
reasons in support of his tlreorles; and
by Mr. Trumbull, for tho relief of mem
hers of Congress and heads of Depart
ments from the importunities of oflice-
seekers, making it n penal offence for
Congressmen to assist applicants for
otHcc, allowing them only to give in
formation when requested to do so, In
writing, by those holding the appolut
Ing power. Tho bill was laid on tho ta
bio temporarily with others, and order
ed to bo piloted. During tho session
Mr. Morton offered n Joint resolution
providing for theadmisslon of Virginia,
nnd a protest against the admission of
tho recent elected members of that Statu
to their seats, indorsed by the Republi
can Convention of Virginia, ivasbiought
to tho attention or tho Renato by Vice
President Colfax.
Tho Houso resolved Itself into a Com
mittco of the Wholo on tho Stato of the
Union, immediately after tho reading
of tho Journal, for tho purpose of dis
tributing thoPresldenl'sMessngo among
tho various Committees.
Among tho important hills Introduced
was' one by Mr. Butler, to repeal tho
Tenuro-of-Offlccact, in accordance with
tho suggestions in tho Message ; by Mr,
Hill to abolish the franking privilege,
and a bill to prohibit the saloof coin by
tho Government.
Four members from Alabama pre
sented their credentials, on a favorable
report from tho Committee, and were
sworn in and took their seats. Pending
a discussion in regard to the question of
drawing for seats, on a resolution, that
members should retain them for all tho
sessions of a Congress, tho Housont 2:30
adjourned.
TirunsriAY, Dec. !).
In the Senate, yesterday, at tho open
ing of the Session, such standing com
mittees as had been changed by tho ad
dition of now members wero announced
A bill relieving somo WO persons
therein named from political disabili
ties imposed by the Fourteenth amend
ment was passed, and in a discussion
whih ensued upon taking up the Joint
resolution that all disabilities should
cease upon the final adoption of the
Fifteenth amendment, Mr. Stewart, of
Nevada, roadoa Rpeech, strongly advo
cating tlio men sure, saying that ho
thought tho time for universal amnesty
had arrived. Mr. Cameron, of Penn
sylvania, called for such information as
was possessed by the Executive on af
fairs in Cuba. A brief Executive sos
sion was held before tho adjournment.
In the Houso tho most Important bills
Introduced were: By Mr. Morrell,of
Pennylvanla, to fund tho National
debt at a lower rato of Interest ; by Mr.
Davis, of New-York, to abolish duties
on coal ; and by Mr. Mungcn, of Ohio, to
exempt tlio property of ex-soldiers and
sailors to tho same extent as that of
bondholders, After the presentation of
several petitions, the House took up
tho Census bill, niter discussing three
sections of which, the Houso adjourned.
FltiUAY, Dec. 10.
In tho Sonale, yesterday, it memorial
was presented from citizens and mem
bers of tho Legislature of Vlrglnia,urg
lug tho admittance of that Stato to rep
resentation. Mr. Sumner, of Massachu
setts, offeied a resolution tllrecllug tlio
proper Committee to eonsldcrtho expe
diency of repealing tho charter of tlio
Medical Society or the District of Co
lumbia, becauso it excluded certain
physician solely because thoy were
colored, and, after some debate, it
was passed. Among other new' busi
ness introduced was a bill 'establishing
a uniform time forholdlng elections for
Electors for President, Vice-President
and members of Congress from all tho
States. Tho Senate adjourned lo Monday.
In tho Houso tho greater portion of
tho session was occupied with a discus
sion of tho Census bill.
A resolution was offered directing in
quiry Into tho cause of the recent gold
panic, Tlio houso refused to adjourn
until Monday.
Satuuday, Dec. 11.
Only tho House of Representative
was In f-esslon yesterday, the Senate
having adjourned over to Monday. A
largo number of bills wero presented,
hut nono weroof general publielntorest.
Mr. Mcrcur, of Pennsylvania, sent n
cold shiver through the House by in
troducing n resolution to Inquire Into
tho expediency of reducing the funeral
expenses of members of Congress.
Mr. Hoag, of Ohio, had up a resoiu-
tion to recognize Cuban Independence ;
and Mr. AVard, of Now York, presented
tho petition of 72,000 Now York people
asking for the same. Objections wero
made In both cases. The Houf then
went Into commlttco and discussed tlio
Census bill, Tho House then ndjourned.
Monday, Dec. 13.
Progress was made with tho Census
bill Jn tlio House on Saturdoy. after
much discussion. Mr. Walker of Ohio.
introduced n bill to dlspeuso with tho
spies and In formers of tlio Internal reve
nue service, A number or papers tu
regard to tho admission of Virginia
were ordered to bo printed, and nt t:l!0
the tlotiju adjourned to-to-day. '
Tuesday, Detail. ,
in tlm Senate yWordny,,tho bill of
Mr. Drake? of Missouri, to restrain tho"
Supremo Court from deciding on "tho'
constitutionality or acts or Congress was
debated, Mr. Drako making thnnpetilng
speech, He Was followed by Mossis,
Edmundj, of ermnnt, nnd Salisbury,
of Delaware, who opposed II. At
the conclusion of the debate, after" a
brief Executlvo Session, the Senato ad-
oiirucd. In Iho House, n largo number
of hills wero Introduced. Mr. Butler
offered a resolution lo tax tho hieomo
derived from United States bonds live
per vent. A concurrent resolution was
adopted for an adjournment from Dec.
In .T,in. .1 IP.7I1 A innucnirn frnm
tho President was received, containing
tho announcement from tho Secretary
of Stato of such Slates as had ratified
the Flftenth Amendment. Tho Census
hill discussion was resumed; and soon
nfter the Houso adjourned.
In the Houso a number of bills wero
Introduced or no general public Interest,
after which tho discussion of tho Census
Bill was reiumed and finally reported
to tho House, shortly after which the
House adjourned.
DI-.CT.M11F.H, 15th, ISfiO.
In tho Senato yesterday a number of
bills were Introduced, among tho num
ber a bill to incrensu mall steamship
service between Sun Francisco and
China. Mr. Morrill announced tho
death of Win. Pitt Fe.ssenden,of Maine,
and pronounced an eulogy on his char
acter. He was followed by Messrs.
Sum tier, Trumbull, Anthony, Williams
Davis and others. Tho Senate nt two
r. m. adjourned.
In tho llousca resolution instructing the
Ways andMeans Committee, lo inquire
into tho expediency or apportioning tho
direct tax among the States, so as to do
away with tho agents or tlio Internal
Revenue olllce, was referred; also a res
olution by Mr. Cox1 declaring that tho
American pcoplo learn with indigna
tion tlio treatment of American citizens
held as political prisoners by Englaud,
and urging the Executlvo to interfere.
Thd Houso then went Into Committee
of the wholo on tho Census hill. Pend
ing tho discussion a message was receiv
ed from tlioSenato relative to tho death
of Senator Fesscndcn, and after a num
ber or eulogies hud been pronounced,
tho House adjourned.
.sk.vatj:.
Va3hinutox, Dec. 10. Tho Com
tnltteo on tlio District of Columbia re
ported n hill to encourago and promote
tho international industrial exhibition,
to bo held iu Washington In 1871. It
simply authorizes a corporation fur pur
poses proposed. Laid over for tho present.
Tho Senate concurred in the Houso
resolution for a recefs from the 22d to
tho "d proximo.
Tho Senate then went into executive
session nnd subsequently adjourned
lip-
in
dow-
near Sylvester Purscl's, vlowors
pointed, l ft?
i'oilllonuo vacate and relay road
Mllllln twit, near JolinMlchacl's, v!
crs nppolnlcd. fy
Petition for road In Hemlock twp.
near deorgu Whltenfght's, viewers ap
pointed. Petition for road In Brlarcteek twp.,
near Evniisvllle, viewers appointed.
Petition for Alley In Orangevllle,
viewers appointed. '
Petition for Alley In Ornngevllle,
vlowcrs appointed.
Petition for Bridge In Franklin twp.
over Boarlngcrcek, vlowcrs appointed.
Petition to vacatoroadin Pino twp.
near Ellhu Taylor's, vlovers appointed.
Petition to vacato nnd relay road in
Mt. Pleasant twp. near John Wanlch's,
vlftwers appointed.
Petition to vacato road near Levi
Wright's in Hemlock twp. viewers ap
pointed. Beport of road In Sugarloar twp. near
C. Ii. Moore's, confirmed absolutely.
Report orrond In Sugarloar twp. near
Lona Fritz's, confirmed nbolutely.
Itcport of road In Benton twp. near
J. C. Wenner's, confirmed absolutely.
Keport of road In Orecnwood twp.
near John 1C. Watts', confirmed nbo-
of Cheep I Mine Is hereby extended to Lycoming
oi nccp ciumbla counties : Provided, That
Si I ,.... f,r,,ei,i 0 ,n in' no caso exceed
1 IIIU lil.V UlU.l..... - . . . . I "I
.. iu. v, ii. .i.. ..r imnmta fin- racn ami every
An Act forittio JProtoctlon
and Taslng.or Dog
ate and House of Representatives qf the dog or bitch owriod by any powo r
-!c.-. ".ii. it ni ;.,..; : t.'m. i...ii..t,i,i! . Vmvtilnl further.'tnoX OV-
iuwi7u;mw. . J """( .. . l,lf linilnmil.
eral Assembly met, ami it is nereuu n- cry aogor yiicu u iim : i
acted by the authority of the. same, That ctf n.d held to bo personal rai or .v an
from niid after tho passage of this act, ny person who shall steal any UL
It shall ho tho duty oi tho commissioners or bitch shall, on convlc on, bo i Die
of tho county of Illalr, nnd they aro to all the pains ami penalties by wiiicn
hereby renu red to cause an ncciinuu persons convicieu ui iuiiuuj '
. - . , - ,i i... ti.n 1 1 -. i i .t..ii!n .in.? urnviiiett tar
return lO l)0 IllKUIl iiiiuuiuijr hj ly ih ium.nmuiu. i - - j ..
fmt.iiiililt.a mill ji.... jni.nt it..,,,. qiipIi rlfitr lir tmCIl Sliail
boroitglW within thrtsnld county of lilidr i,0 deemed anil considered a domestu.
ornlldogsltpwardsoronoinonthorage, uulmal, nud tho provisions of lfilsu-
owned or possessed by nny person or tion of an net, entitled An Act to con-
...!.!.! 41. nl. vnantu-tll'n tmVIl- n..ll.1n vllfl.-n mill AtHPnil tllO DCnAI
ships or boroughs, particularly noting i,UVs of this commonwealth," nhall in-
.I.J I ,..l r ..nj,-.,lcn.l III- l-llll I .,l.1n n.l nrn lim-nliU O V 1 1 ' 11 ( 1 Til tO UIll
person and kept about any ono house : brace every such dog or bitch, as iun
and when tho said commissioners shall m to tho samo extent, as horses or cat
have so ascertained tho number or dogs tie therein mentioned and included nmi
aforesaid, they shall levy and cause to embraced.
DC collected nnnuauy, irum every in-i-Kfin
nr tinrsnns ntviilncr and posseSSIlg
one dog, fifty cents, for every second dog
Court Prococding-s, Continued.
TllUltSDAY, Dec. 9th, 1809.
Com. vs Michael Wood, Indictment
cruelty to animals. Verdict, defendant
"not guilty," but said defendant to pay
thecostsor prosecution. Sentenced same
day to pay costs or give security to do
so within ten days nnd to stand com;
muted until this sentence is complied
with.
Com. vs Itichnrd F. Stout. Indict
ment Assault and Battery. Verdict,
nnuing ueiemiant guilty In manner
and form as lie stands indicted- Senten
ced to pay tho costs of prosecution and
undergo an Imprisonment in the Coun
ty Jail for a period of thirty days.
Com. vs lllchard F. Stout. Indict
ment, Malicious mischief. Verdict,
"guilty." Sentenced to pay tho costs
or prosecution and undergo an impris
onmont in tho County Jail for a period
of thirty days, said period to begin on
the expiration of tho term of sentenco
in tho sentence for tlio assault and bat
tery.
Com. vs Adam Drukeniniller. In
dlctmcnt. Fornication nnd Bastardy
Settled and costs paid.
Com. vs Samuel J. Mather. Indict
ment assault and battery. On applica
tion of E. R. Ikeler, Esq. Dlst. Atty
Court grant leavo to enter a nolle nros&
qui after tho overseers of Greenwood
twp., nro satisfied and costs of prosecu
tion paid.
Com. vs Jackson D. Walker and
Isaac Hagenbuch.IndlctmDnt Larceny
and .Receiving stolon goods, upon mo
tion of tho counsel for tho defendants
th o Court grant separato trials. Walk
cr being tried tho'Jury returned verdict
ofgullty." In thocasoofHageiibiic
tho plea of "not guilty" was withdrawn
and ho pleaded "guilty." Tho Court
sentenco tlio Defendants to pay each a
fine often dollars to the Common wealth
nnd tho costs of prosecution, that they
restore the goods and chattels stolen to
tho owner If ,not already done or pay
the valuo thereof to him, thut thoy un
dergo an Imprisonment by separato or
solitary confinement at labpr In" the
lasteru Penitentiary,, for the term of
sixteen months ntid that thoy stand
committed untll'tho sentenco is com
plied with. That tho Sheriff conduct
them to prison within ten days and bo
allowed one assistant.
Tlio Sheriff acknowledged the follow,
ing deeds:
Deed to Win, T, Shuman and John
W.Shuman for tract of land In Main
twp., sold Ha tho proporty of Rudolph
Shuman ct. ni., consideration $1720,00.
Deed to John Falls fortractoriaud iu
Madison twp. sold ns tho property of
J. A. Hwisiier, consideration, 1021,00.
Deed for lot of ground in Madison
twp. sold as tho property of Jacob A.
BwlBher, to Uriah R. llurrar.
Com. vs John Hughes, (iidlctiuent.
Fornication aud Bastardy, Deft, ro-en-tored
Into recognlzanco for ills appear
unco at next session.
Com. vs James Harris. Indictment.
Fornication nnd Bastardy. Deft, ro-en-tored
Into recognlzanco for his appear
nncont next session,
Com. vs Oeorge Evans. Indictment.
Fornication and Bastardy. Returned
by tho Grand Jury. "A true hill."
On motion of Mr. Barkley a rulo was
granted on tho heirs of Henry H, Fritz
dce'd., to appenrln Court on the first
day of noxt term to accept or refuse the
real estate of tlio decedent nt tho valua
tion put upon it by tho Inquest pr show
cause why thosamoshould pot be sold,
In the matter of tlio Inquisition lu.
quiring as to tho lunacy of Jesse Kester
Johnson II, Ikoler appointed commlttco
of tho lu untie. Boud In $100, Jacob
Schuyler appiovcd as surety.
Petition for a road iu Montour twp, J
kept about tho samo house, ono dollar
riii! nrtv rents, and for ovcrv additional
dog, two dollars and fifty cents, by the
collectors of tho several townships nnd
linrnni'lis. nt tlio sumo tlino nnd In tho
samo mnuiier the county rntesand levies
nrn rnllppfiY. fnr which tho said collec
tors shall bo allowed dvo per centum out
or tho moneys so collected and paid into
the county treasury ; and it shall bo the
ElilSHA W. DAVIS,
S'lmthrnf the House of J!eprescntatnet.
ROUT. Mi PALMER,
Sneaker of the Senate
Ai'PitoVKn The twenty-ninth day or
March. Anno Domini ono inousium
cUht hundred and sixty-one.
A. ti. UlJlHiiS.
Instructions to tho Shoop Law.
duty or tlio county treasurers to keep t . ..... hy nct of
separato nccounts or tho money arising . . T
Irom tho tax on dogs, and tho said lumuiaami iacoi
utely.
Report or road in Fishiugcrcek twp.
near James Stoker's, confirmed abso
lutely.
Report of damages, road In Sugarloaf
twp. near ucorgo Monro's, confirmed
absolutely.
Petition of Benjamin Stluer In rela
tion to tho support and maintenance or
Margaret Stlncr. Tho Court grant a
rule upon John Stlncr to show cau?o
why attachment shall not Issuo for 11011
compliance with tho order or the Court,
returnable on tho first day or next term.
Potltlon for guardian of Isaac Hag-
cnbuch. Tho petition comes Into open
Court and makes cholco of Isaac Hag
eiibuch which choice Is npproved and
the appointment made. Bond with
surety required in ?."00.
Petition of B. F. Hartman guardian
Emma Appleman for authority to pay
said ward tho furthersum of $100,00 per
annum. Order mado agreeably to tho
prayer of tho petitioner.
Petition for Trustees for tho Roaring-
creek-Society of Friends. John Hicks,
Enoch Kester, Win. Thomas, G-rlfllth
John, and Abel Dal by appointed Trus
tees.
On motion oi S. Knorr,M. Wliitmoy-
er Esq., appointed Auditor to distrib
ute balance in hands of Administrator
of Benjamin Boone, dee'd.
In the matter of thopetition for order
of appropriation to roads in Conyng-
liam twp., ordered that the sum of two
thousand five hundred dollars iunddl
tion to the nmount'ollowedby law, (to
wit: $1000) bo expended by the Super
visor upon tlio roads in Conyngham
township.
Tho Court appointed Michael F.
Eycrly Auditor agreeably to tho 10th
Sec. of tho Act or April 21, 18t0, to ox
amino tho accounts of tho Prothono
tary, Register and Recorder, nnd Clerk
of the several Courts of Columbia coun
ty and to make return thereof accord
ing to law.
The number of Jurors to bo soleeted
and placed In tho proper wheel to sers'e
during the ensuing year was fixed by
tho Court at four hundred.
Siiconi) Wi:uic, Monday, Dec. 13th.
Court met puisnaiit to adjournment.
Tlio morning was wholly occupied in
taking judgments and making other
motions.
Tho first caso called was Win. Davis
vs Margaret Brahany. Jury called, ver
dict for the Plaintiff for $129,10.
Simon C.Shlvo vs Hannah Armstrong
Jury called. Samo day verdict for the
defendant. Rule was granted to show
cause why n new trial should not bo
granted.
Sarah Colo vs Wm. Mosteller, and
Jacob Fritz. Agreed by counsel that
Judgment bo entered for tho Plaintiff,
amount to bo ascertained by the Prothy,
J. J, Crawford's use vs Sarah A. Mor
dan. Application to set nsido appraise
ment. Affidavit read and rulo grant
ed to show causo why appraisement
should not bo set aside. Returnable on
Friday Dec, 19, 16C9,at 10 o'clock n. m.
Petition for guardian for Mary Loul
ba Wilson and Gertudo Wilson, W. H
Woodin appointed guardian. Bond in
$8000, C. R. Woodin npproved as surety.
Estato of C. H. Hess, dee'd. Petition
to tot aside sale. Pctitiou read aud rulo
is granted to show cause why tlio con
firmation or tho salo shall not be struck
offand another salo ordered.
Petition for tale of tho real estato of
Hiram Cool dee'd, salo ordered of the
farm in Roarlngcreek twp. Bond In
finoo. Peter Kern approved as surety.
Tuesday, Dec. l lth.
John Cooper vs Daniel Howcr et, al.
Trespass forontering upon the, Plaintiff's
land, etc. Jury called. This ease occu
pied tlio wholo day and evening. Yed-
Tho act passed In 1807 for Blair coun
1801, extended 10 uo
coining counties ; so tho
mniimi elinlt lionnil la
lipreiiv n.mrmirl. net for Columbia county is tiiopamoas
nted as a fund for remunerating tho In- that for Blair county except tho provl
Habitants oi llio said couiuyior any loss i tbuact or 16G1
thoy shall sustain alter tno pnssago oi ,p . . .. , . . (, (t Js
fhlincf liv shi-eii lipliin- i estroved ivn I ho law Isqultopltin aim nu turn "
, , 1- -
(In;? or lions.
Section 2. Thnt every dog kept or
needed is a careful examination or tno
same. For that purpose wo have caused
new ADVEitimym.
jUOliK HOTEL.
NOKlllTlllHI'HIKKKT,
It. 1). tTM.MINdS, PitnrnlRTOB.
IOR SALE.
r....n.fl 11 In. AlmnlllK Willi plain
Legal tooticj
W mo TiiWnie M fit A CO.
QO.PARTNERiia7
1-oumlry heretofore occuKjijYllffill
TI,o liooU. of th. Ui
. II. Iklcr. to ivlin.ii .ii wil u
apply. ,ler,0"'lM,Z
llloolnslllire Jinm II Vn i, A
ilrc, 17,'Cn-lf.
pSTRAY.-OAME TO TmSl,
?l1ii.,Colllinblat-,iuntyfuuu,'l1'1"Jn,i?ji
mi. n iniall lrk.hrowii"ow"i ''"LN?' J?
Auilniiinrlcononeenr. Thsi,;1""- lW
J.
M. KEP11EAIIT,
WITH
BARNES, BRO. & HERRON,
HATH, CAM, MTU AW 0001)3 A TUKH,
No. Ml Market Htrre t,
(Above FlflUJ
riHtADILPIIIA.
(I l-uiiih lorwnni. -cii.
nnit Ink li-r kwV. n- .1. 'H'xn'. i.,t
lt,n In.v lllrnnt. f ""'"Will I,. ,, -4
.7 .
Ocrinnntown, Dec 3, Hoj. j f
... . . . ...... m l X- A XT II
NOTICE IN I'Aiuiuun
valuation:.
In tlio estate of Elimbetli t.uiiKcr lute of lleti-
vfeSCAnnfS
anil i Krlclibnum, suaralan of Edmund
Suor!inltce thnt In pnrsunnco of a writ ol ' rr
imSS a 55 vntimtlon lisiieil out of the Orphan'
.1 nrt S Colli mb a county, anil to me illrected.un
ffatoTKIlJabrtli KnC',a,1ti,9,n0,SM?o'S
of llenton In aia county that the '"OUWtlon
nil! im tiilti-u on the lircmlies on weunesiisy
hVlS.fSSnary. WU. when nuil where
yoi, may mteul " WVfiKf'MlY.I-AIin.
I
pu
A U"NISTRATOIV?"vflri do
anUoA..ofl o'aV;i;Sr!!i 2
iico u., niivo been rrunteii by ViS fi
county, to K. Al. iViwvi..,.i.v1..wiW' a
AllrersonMinvlHclalmor'lcm,n!,'-M
ilccudcnt nru icqiu-mcil loni.ikllnl"R im
thiwe indebtcj to mnko rajwen'f""1 f"
i)cc.s,'o-w. ".rewKit J
"-"IB.-. .11
"T1STRAY.-CAJ1K TO 'IUv b"n
Jllsoi of tho siibwibcr hi m '5 T.
Columbia county, on or aU, lif"1 K 8
vomber, 1609, llirounhoati. lSJihi.' I1 M
pounilH each. Two aro tiottwV5'S.i 1
Tho owner H rooucstejlo Vn,iJ.l,,1IiS
nroiiertv
olhcrwlsu
illrecti. w.M.
Jlajii.uec. lu,-oa-3t.
dec. 17,'CO-ltv.
HhenlT.
staylngaboutany housoshall bo deemed ,n i)0 printed tho above act In full, for
siiluctcnt evidence or ownership tonu- (1.,tl.llm.1(m ihrouchout tho county. By
thorlzo the assessor to return the pereon uwtilbuiitin .rougnoui m u i itj .
inhahltlng said house ns the owner or mm innuis nuoiu .mu
noasessoror such dog; any person send- themsclveswllhthoprovljlonsortholaw
Imp- his or hnr itocr from house to llOUSC. ii.i it..... Im nMn Iiiillci-lmrr-ntlieir
n - - - nmi in... iu. i j tij n v. ........ .....p.
or lrom placo topiace, in order to cvado . .. . . . . r 10 ,aw will
1 iof-aiiliax,or loovauntnoraicsaoove, - .,,, .,-,
tho first dog shall pay double tho rate or be placed In the hands or each Assessor
tiixtherororrnnd every dog nolrcturned and Township Auditor, and also In the
shall bo deemed to havo no owner, nnd i)unds or many others. It is hoped by
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.
4 . BtAT. OF KICIIA.I. : iAfrM .
Haienbuch, late of OranRO twp., ..Columbia . Lo.
,"Tas?have bcen1!rai.lo.l by the
ffiSS towmillp." Aani.nUTrator
JJeiito unrrn All persons I'liylng claims or
demand axaliwt the e'tato of decedent are
deu.e.1 to make payment. ,,...,..,,,.
Ailmlnlitralor,
dec. IT, C3-0W. Clint letiamcwa uii.ir ...
may bo lawfully killed by any person
seeing mm run at largo.
section n. 'mat wncn any lnnaui
taut of tho counties aforesaid snail have
had any sheen destroyed by a dog or
dogs, ho or sho may apply to tho ap
praiser appointed uy tins act, unu inoy,
or nny two of them, are horehy author
ized and required lo viow aim ncerinti
this means tho Sheep Fund may bo Im
proved ; it is somewhat In arrears now.
In order that tho Sheep Fund may
prosper, two things especially are ne
cessary. First The careltil attention
of As--eors who tlx thoaiiiountof Fund,
Ae. Second Tho llkn attention and
5RIVATK HALE,
Of VALUADI.U ItKAI. lXTATi:.
Tho ii nilmlaneil nfTera at private ale, n tract
oflaniUitualP lii Catawls;. tovnli p (.'oliimuia
Ullty. Ilujoiulllg laiuw in a unu ia-iuj,-....
rfimiieller. W iu. Cojo and Mavl-I iMwer, con-
liiuiiniz i'Vi acres nun v un..-, " - i - --j
lluDjaiiiln 1. r nut, on which are omira
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
ii .nit ivim. and licconaiy outbuilding!. Torin
eay. i-urluli parni-uiiirn app v i"
nr lIliNJ. II. Ftll.K.
dtc. IT.'SJ-nw'. oil Iho premise
the amount of daniago sustained by tho fnithftil discharge of duties of Auditors
owner of fetich sheep destroyed as afore
said : and when thev shall have ascor
taincd tho legality of the claims and
tho damanes so sustained, they or any
two ot them shall certify tho eamo under
tneir nanus and heals to tlio commis
sioners or thu county, who shall diaw
their warrant on tho county treasurer
lor tho amount so certltled, to be paid
out the fund arising from the tax on
dogs; but tr there shall not besulllclcut
money In tho treasury belonclmr to tho
said fund, then thu said warrant shall
he kept by tho person In whoo ravor It
.shall have been drawn, and he paid out
of tho first money that shall como into
the treasury belonging to tlio said fund.
.Section -1. That tho persons elected
to audit and settlo the accounts of the
supervisors of tho hichwavs In the sov
eral townships and boroughs, shall bo
and they aro hereby appointed apprai
sers of the damntro done by does within
their respective townships or boroughs,
and shall have full power nnd authority
to cxamiuo as witnesses any person or
persons that shall appear before them
respecting tho premises, upon oath or
H (Urination to boby them administered ;
and it shall bo tho further duty of tho
haid appraisers, and thoy are hereby
required to ascertain whether tho owner
ot tlio sheep so destroyed owns, posses
ses or keens a door or doers nhout his or
her premises, and shall mako report or
tho Tact to tho commissioners of tho
proper county, witli tho valuation of
tno sheep so destroyed; and it It shall
appear to tho said commissioners that
thu owner aforesaid did not makoa true,
rottirn to tho proper assessor of tlio dog
or docs subject to taxation, tho said
owner shall not bo entitled to receive
nny part ot tho said damago or valua
tion money.
Section That tho persons appoint
ed uy tins act as appraisers of damage
none to sneep py it iog or dogs, Mian
severally recelvo for their services tho
hum oi ono uouar per day whilo bo on
gaged, tc)o paid to them by tho person
applying for their services; which sum
or sums shall bo added to and paid with
the damages soi appraised. And tho
said appraisers, after their election and
ueioro tney enter upon tho duties en
joined upon them by tills act, shall
who fix the amount of disbursement of
said Fund. Tito Commissioners can do
nothing more than siie orders, on cer
tificate of Auditois when number of
dogs reported in such certificate agrees
with that reported by such Auditors as
found on premises and agrees with mini
brr returned by Assessor.
Auditors must file their certificate of
oatli before they enter upon their duties
It ishoped that nil will dlsclmrgo their
duties without partiality, and that An
dltors, whenever called upon to np
praise damages, will heo that they are
not imposed upon, but that the result
of their labors may bo such as injustice
it should bo.
nesday morning tho Jury returned
verdict bt two dollars damages for tho
piaiutiii, , Y-1
'VjlHIohor M.d. Mlnney guardian of
KmraaM'Doweii for prlvilego to pay
ward $.)00 out of her distributive share
in estate of Clara M'Dowell, dee'd. Or
der modo agreeably to tho prayer of tlio
petitioner.
Petition for tho salo of tho real estate
or Iho inliiorchlldren or Joseph V. Kcs
ter dee'd. J, B. Roblsou appointed Com
raissloner to take testimony and report
with his opinion as to the propriety of
granting tlio prayer of tho petitioner.
Petition for guardian of tlio minor
children of Josoph W. Kestei dee'd
Petition read and Court appoint Jnnu
M, Jvester mother ofsttld minors, guar
dian. Sho to glvo bond to eacli ward In
tho sum or $.'100,00, James Kester np
proved ns surety,
Petition for guardian for James S.
Swank, Clemuel R. Woodin appointed.
Bond In $.100, W. II. Wpodiii approved
ns suroty.
Petition of Lewis Yettcr guardian of
Julia Aim Clark, for salo of Ward's
real estato. W. H. Abbott appolntod
aud'r. to report facts wllh his opinion as
to propriety of granting thu prayer of
mo petitioner.
Petition for salo of a part of tho real
estate of A. J, Sloan doo'd. for payment
of debts and education of minors. Salo
ordered of tho lot on Market St., upon
which; Is erected tho brick dwelling.
Bond In penal bum or 115,000. Wm. Neal
and I, W. M'Kolvy approved uh sure,
ties.
l'ctltlon for fttardlau of Kavllln Prnn.
sy, Court appoint Jacob Yohe, Jr. guar-
uiiin, uuiu in ouu,naries JUitigcrman
approved ns surety.
iu the mattor of tho tstuto of Samuel
Klsner lato of Greenwood Twp. dee'd.
On motion of M. Whltmoyer. (I. S.
Colcmau wa3 appointed Auditor to
mnko distribution among thu creditors.
Communicated.
Oenthai.ia, Ph., 1
Dec. l.'l, ISMi.
Mn. Editoii: T have not appeared
in your columns lor tno last lew wccks,
simply because there was no Important
news to communicate. Tho same thing
is nearly true just now. Howovcr,thoro
area few items worth mentioning. Tho
works arc all in full operation yet, but
I am informed they will stop iu a few
weoks until after tho Holidays for re
pairs. Several accidents have happened
in the different collieries slnco my last
wrltintr but only two of a serious na
ture; one of these resulted in the loss of
me.
To Martin Cain of this Borough, the
passengers on mo ,r.w irain duo nt Alt
Carmol 1:00 p.m., and tho Lehigh Val
lev R. R. Comnanv owe n debt or p-hiII.
tude. About three weeks aco tho rail
road fell Into tho mines nt J.M.Freck's
colliery just about tho timo tho train
was uuo there, t'am left his work im
mediately, and ran over tho ground
that wa3 shakinir under his feet and fal-
lint; in by ids side.nnd lust on the nlek
of timo saved the train, passengers and
crew irom instant destruction, and
untimely death. Such an net. and In
such an emergency, deserves tho praise
unu res neei oi mo w no o iravellni? nu i.
neverally takoaiulsuWcribo before somo Hi",1."! forowartlothppasseiigers,aiitl
justice of the peacoof the proper county,
nn oath or nllirniatlon that they will,
when called on for that purpose, faith
fully und Impartially perform all and
every tho dtttios enjoined upon them
by this act, to tho beat of their ludtr-
ment nnd ability. And any Justieo of
mo peaco 10 wnom application la made,
is hereby required to administer such
oath or affirmation, and shall given
tho Company to which the road belongs
Heroism nnd Christian charitv whethei
exhibited in the field of battlu or In the
ntimuier wanes or Hie is alike virtue and
should bo rewarded.
Improvements nro still progressing in
.Montana near this town ami prospects
on tho whole nro very good. The new
run road leading irom the Lehiu'Ii Val
icy roau 10 tne rew Mines or Mr. Mor
certificatothereof wlthoutrconr reward; -fl ""bison was started on Tuesday of
which certificate shall bo immediately lll?,V, ' t
filed iu thu olllce of tho county com- J hero tire not many men employed
. I . t "
uiiSBioiicrs.
Section 0. That if nny person in tlio
said county of Uloir shall permit any
do2 to bo kept or to remain nbniit lifs-
premises, that Is not returned by him to
win .issi-sMir, mien person snail do liable,
if sued beroro any Justieo of tho peace,
to pay a fino or thrco dollars, with costs,
one-hair or which flno Rhnll bo for th
uso or tho lnrormer, and tho other hair
10 uo paid py tno justice to the county
trensurtr, and by him placed with tho
fund or taxes on dogs : said flno to bo
recovered as debts of thnt amount nro
by law recoverable,
Section 7, That any dog seen with
in an enelosttro where cattlo or sheep
nro kept within thu said county, except
when In company with his owner or
somo of his family, may bo, lawfully
killed. H, , "
Section 8. Thut when sheep shall
ho destroyed by a dog or dogs within
the county ol Hlalr, which sheep shall
belong to and bo owned by any person
or perspt s rcsidingout of thosald coun
ty or district in which a tax Is levied
and collected on dogs, such person or
persons shall not bu entitled to receive
from the commissioners of tho said
county of Blair, tiny compensation for
tho sheep to destroyed.
Section 0. 'Tlmr KiinnM iim w 1
originating out of tho tax on dogs, sous
aforesaid, accumulate In the treasury to
an amount beyond what tho county
commissioners may think necessary to
carry out tho provisions of this act as
hereinbefore provided for, then siial
havo power, and they nro hereby re
quired as often as such a contingency
occurs, to proceed to bet apart sueli bur
Plus for common school purposes, and
to divide tho samo among tlio buvcral
school districts within thosald counties,
n proportion to tlio number of taxable!
inhabitants in each of the said school
districts, and shall draw their warrauta
wr the several amounts so found 011 tho
county treasurer, lu favor of tho ro
spectlvo school districts, who shall pay
out, account and settlo for tho said
moneys so received, ns all other moneys
of tho general school funduro bv them
paid out, accounted nnj settled lor.
cr. , , WRENCH GKTJ5,
Speaker of the House of Jlepresentatlm,
DAVID TAGQART,
Speaker of the Senate.
Ai'i'itovED-Tho twentioth day of
May. Anno Domini one thousand cluht
hundred and flfty.hoven. h
JAMES POLLOCK.
AN AOT
TO ritOTKCT HIIEE1' AND TAX linrm ,v
JAUU.Ul.NU A.Nll UII.UMIUA UOl'N'riix
Section l. lie it ,;,rini i, , o.......
Mini JIume of h'eprctcntutiva of the Com
moniccalth of J'euniih;iuin fn 1.
ttmUy met, and U is herd,. enacted Lv the
avthonty of the tame. That iho provisions
of nn act approved tho twentieth day
nf Mnv- nun lw.i.-o n.l ..1..1.. i .V.
n.,.T ,Yr! ' uM3uu i-iKiiv iiuutirod
and fifty seven, entitled "An Act for
tho protection of shcon and taxing of
dogs in tlio county or Blair," benndtho
N1
OTICK IN PAltTiTIOX.
trtl ATK OF HAH III A. POWMAN. LATE OV HUTUS
To Kethll. nowmiui.Thomrui Dowmaii, Henry
llowm.m v'Hity uuwiniiu, iiiruiu jt'iwuiuu,
uni.i-irn T.. lldwiiiuii. MnnasMi ltowmnn,
in .111. John Ilowman, nml InterinnrrlfJ wllh
I'UUip slower 1 1 t'luuii niiiiin, uukji-i ji
i.iii.! wiin hiit-i'iiiiirrltsl with Jose nil II. Hmltll.
Henry Itownian. Andrew Ilowmmi and John
1 tow iimn, "out of Chmtoplier i Jton-imui, ueo u,
ivihthi intiTitiiirrlnd with Wlllltitn Miller. Mil-
tliUa Intermarried wllh WilllumT. HI Hit, Jnne
lnteriiiurrieu wim inoiuus uuivit. iitrinn uu
mun nnd .ln.fnii l Ilowman children of Hat n
u.'lA. Kouuian.ttrc'd., th Mild Martha lluwnum
bulim n minor who lm Holomon Ncylmrd or
KU.irUlnn, take tmllcc that In jmrfcuunco oln writ
of partUlnutuid viihuilon of the following real
t(tatoto wll; one t'ioco or imrcel ofl-nd situate
lu the lowtiMiin or Miinin aioreaam, uuuiuini
eaHwardly hy the main road leading lrom Mif
Mu tolteuJniiilnYoho southwardly by landofhiild
v.iim fLivuruIv I iv lielri of lieurv liowmuu
nnd westwardly by William llrovvn, and a Htroet
of the town of Mllllln, containing ntty-Hro acres
or thereabouts, alNo the undivided third of u
house ana 101 Hiiuaieu iu Aiiminviue oouuacu oy
MhIii St. bv an alley .lot ol Clma.llesa and stable.
Ktrect blxty feet front more or Ivhh, nnd about
two liumtieu itreiueen, irame ounaing unu u
1i1p will bo held on the tremlKen on rldav. the
KUi uay 01 junuary, 11 v, at wmcn lime aiiu
luaoe you may uucim 11 you iinnn. jiruner.
der. 17,'C0-.8I
N
k w noons,
IinoWUH'S STOKE,
i.owv.st pntoEs ron cabii,
rinaT noon Anovr, couut nouflE.
iler. 17,'OT-tr.
fei
pny t-lmreoi nn,i ill
tuoy will l,0 ,n,,,"',"
11... I . .. -.1 II . -L:..
'Non.Bi ,
Real Estate.
"pAUM VOll SALK.
1
In Flshluccreek twn
ncren moro or Icr.niih
Imeh, Johu Vr.aler"mloiMirerlJ; M
K-mil Hprliigs of wnir, " line rSi!
tooil Intnl. ireo from ntnne. "t? r"ni, ih
lie milillo limiw r Kiiin,,,;, . I
nrevl'n
Anbury 1
IJl'l!
wn,. cnnlfllni....
l.nnl8''f
ivlnm upon nppllraiion lu (!!'.'' !'
!S.""ti."rKU M" Volem '" ''
Hbt
tu.
;tti
17 O U S A L L
ilp, on i f.ixoiiHtuu trrms n.e V
valu.uli: iiori-LSTAv
ihv jAV"1""1 ,,"ie. 1111 1 "wworS-
uci iv.iii... -fflf
t luvorniiiy lo-niod for em i,,..i-it.lut-M.
nii4 If properlv kt
turn h liMiil.t-nif. Iiiconip. """"iLy.
OurtitloiM ns In lltli.. ii,.....ui. .... .
"""U.P1EI..
satlsraotorlly riniueieif In "Ibe.
Alie.0()9.tl.
r v n l i v
H A I, K
VALU A 11 L i: U K A 1, KiT :
will lia nitereil fur .i nni ii...ki.,
KinandiH UniintfM:. lu I'lwi.hi.,,.
on TtU'Hd.iy, Uecember 1'lsl, In1 tat
di-Ncrlbed proin-rty:
uno l urni, Kiiuuia in iiit'ain m-,
ONE JlUNDKHDAlBfeVo
nnd Mirronndetl hy laivNorUcyuy.nJi.
i-eaier iimi miiHrs. wneron in ertvMi-.-'
Dwelling House nnd a Krnm lum an.
on tho premises two good HTnt "tt m
flno HuunlnKHticuni,tr.,te. Tufreif r
Korty Acrt-n orckmreil l.ihd, In a iMl
Cultivation, smooth, tree lrom ntn. "
tho balance In good TmiWr, m
Jim noov property may be bought n- fl
sale, by applying to the nuiiscrlber of
IValer nt Asbury, before the ilayofu!i At
Malo to tnlie placo at 1 oclyfkp.tt
dec. 10('Q(J.2w. itlooraon
Ij I O S A Ii K ,V'
or- Se
VALUAllIil! It r, A I. FUi'
In pursuance of nn order of theOntui
of Colurabhi county, l'a.,.n Tliurij.
ilav of December, at luo'cloilr in th'
iiiram uess, nominiKiraior tic, oijj w
late of Klshlnircreelc towiisliln. inuiill.
deceased, will oxposo to milt, hy pubu w
nn tho premises, u ccruln mcamiage u!)1!
land Klluato In I'Nhlngfreek tnffniliBiS .
bouiuhnl by landn of IVirneliui toltti TH
John AndrewH on the eatt, JoiIhH IWi
houiu, piainan nmuii on me ivrst,
lCcaler nnd others on thu iiorlli, cuoi m
Hundred ami ThlrtyKio Acn-Kaiortii
which ono hundred acres U clems n
It nn tb nmiilNu! a Lw-
pun
TWO STOltY l-'UAME M-,S
Kiamo n.irn, outhouses,.-i'i'loiirc.ii-iitiye
water. Lntu (lie OKtato ut niUileceii'ls4
In the township of FUliluiiciieli, uviC
nfuresulil. WLI.MNUruXaCJb
TEU.M8 OF HI.IS-Ti-urtrBt'U'
of tho pttrchusu money lu lief.MiloaO(y,
sale, ouo third of the purchu.e uoaii.
ten pprcontontlieeoiitlrmHl-moItL-if gr
lulerrsl from Hist April liTu. 0m llJ'n,
llrstiliiy of April 1071 , with mlerKr-P
Unit tiny of April 1S70L un.l one ttalrJ s .
or Mary Hum tho widow of m I'vJZ
Interest to ho nmiuully nnd ifg..l'vli.j0
hy tho purchnser or iuiri-lini-n. frat.
ilny of April A. 1). iwn. Tim lai lMt M
weeureil hy hotul nud miuignKtf oulJr7iwi
by tho purchasi-rorpuirlU'iK LP
iloe. 10,'CU-3w. -Mn
- ui
yet, owing In in.voiilnion tothokcureltv
of boarding homes. Lots nro boiling nt
it ii-u-Hjuuuiu inco ano tevt-nu tiroa villi
ing :ni;uiseives oi this opportunity
purchase nnd hulld early.
v niir ior tno uciicttc ot llio new
Liunoiic uinreii starU'd in-ro on Satur
day tho llth Hist. Acano U beiiiL' con
tt'stetl for by Messrs. lllehiird Thornton
iiudJamcs Kealy; both aro good men
and inlluential, nnd It is hoped that
from this sonrt'o alono n Rood sum will
lio realized. A Webber's Unabridged
jii-uuunry, is uiso uuillg VOll'tl ior be
tween tilt) teachers of iho. i,irUh ii
this much Inlureot Is being nnuilestfd
uy Buiuu. ii la iiojieu mat on tlio wholi
n great tleiil of thu tlebt will bo paid
1 he building is n very largo and iiiiil'
nillcent struetiiro nml to thu iiniiHi,,.
energy nud persuverancc of their Pastor
ivov. u. JguatiusaU'Uermott, tho peo
no oi ueniruiia arochlelly indebted lor
u. iMoro anon, y
Visitino tuk Schools. Tho llar
rlsburg Telegraph has tho following ro
marks in regard to u subject, which,
though of great Iniporlanco, receives
tint liltlo attention: If tliero is one
duty in tho world of which parents and
guardians nro negligent, It Is that of
visiting tho hchdols. How fuw parents
tliero aro who visit tho bchools, notwith
standing tho Invitation is open to all.
It U. tho duty of ptirentti to manifest
somo further interest iu tho work than
merely to send their children to school.
The teacher wants, nnd in order to bo
successftilniiistlinvo.thoheartyeoopern.
tion of parents, ir they talk with him
frequently nbout his pupils, nt their
homes, It Is well; if they visit thoEchool
room occasionally, ami seem interested
with tho teacher In making n pleasjiit
thing of learning, it is much better. The
preseneo of n father or mother nt tho
child's recitation, once 11 week, or oven
oncoa month.wlll havo n salutary Inllu
uencoon both teacher nnd child, Kven
the parent in many instances, will bo
benefited. Ills or her attention will bo
awakened to questions which might
otherwise- go unthought of for years
and which havopinetlcnl bearing on the
niiiid. To parents everywhere then,
wo say, vlslt.thoschooU of your neigh;
burhood ut least two or three times tlut
ring tho term. Your children wll bo
delighted with yourprcsenco.aud teach
ers, who feel an interost iu the great
trust eouflded to their care, will ever
give you cordial welconio. We hear of
considerablocomplalntmnongthoteach'
of tho county generally In regard to tho
apparent apathy of parents upon this
all-Iniporlant duty May wo hopo for
n reform V
"TllEIlTor A LI. OUK ECLECTIC IT!
TIONl." Thl Xatwn, Stw Vork.
1TTELLS LIVING AGE,
ui which moro than One Ilmulrtd Vbliimct hav
llfen ishlieil. has received Iho i-ninmonHnllmi i
.1 iiilsB H'ory. Clmn.eilorKeut, I'reblileut Adams,
HIMorlauKHparkN. l'rt-seott.liancrofi, nnd Tick,
nor. Itcv. lli-ury Ward Ueecher nmlmany otli
f."; ilinj'i." lo-lly "contlauei to bland nt the
neaitoflta clasa."
IT IS IRSUIII) EVUttY BATUUDAT,
Olvliiff flfiy-two numbers, of ulity.four panes
each, or more than three tlioiumut duulile-f oluinu
It to pre.eut, with n naiimaciory roniiWi-foifjj ni?
whole else uttemp-ed,
im i.L-li.l:rKf"l..ll!Tl(!rr' 9r"lclm. Tale-.
i i..3 -V'n,lnt"' KrnljI-l. Historical Knu
1 1 , A i.if i l1 "l ' IT""''"'! Il'erature, nml Horn
tho pens of ihe ahleil (It ingunteri.
lTIt ACTS rKOM 1.KCES.T NoTICU.
From Jin; Jlcnry Ward Keechrr.
.iniSn.!1, '!? Y'.w ,ho "nnelilor that aro
K. 2- to (i ' """Id reitnlnly
lii.r ... i'i'i'"'""1 Abp- : Nr 1 th-re in ui y
emiVil Ii r ,!'?iw ,'' (", mncl1 1'iMructlvo " it
uiii"" ' relullulu thebaramiuiuberofvnl.
1'nm the Wntehman ,( lujtrrtor, Jltuo,l.
xWJfttJS;UnVlwJ.'Vp'''"f I'uhlicntlonM
I'lomtlirXev.york, Tina.
J'fon Ihr rhilndetphia Inquirer
"iiiHtjjiminuTuWe, .Von furl;,
ri,2:'e "" "luwimbllcallon which elv.
Vom the MoUle Adeertltcr and' llealtter.
literary mM.erV.'rS.Xd' XSilZ ha
'mm me Jitlnolt state Journal.
riniia,iNr.v luiiiv ii.urA nc
u
AVOLITICAL, I.ITKItAKV A0 MllT jl
Nkm.ii-ai-i-k.
'l
TiieNkw-Yoiik Tim ,-itrl(Jli!jM
1MI, has for many ymn bet" ffm
nmonBtho most 8iici-i'siiil, l-"l'UJ-Si.
entlnl newspnperi In tliei-oumrj- Ij'tri
ilnr lli.i nnntllil .Hill Itl.1tl!lt!t'!lF Ut Ol lis M
founilciH, who, wllh KU-utly VS
nml oxpetlence, will hpure no rl"'(W
iind strenBthun Ha claims u.n u"
anil support of th puiillc.
Tho Times Ii ii itcpuulicuiij'UiifM. tr
dovoto-1, ns In Iho p.i-t, Man mifU r-'.rj
oftho llennnt can ito , ""':..
nit Its nblllly the principal iron r.n
eml Ornnt'a ndniliii'tritl n. h u
th'mo mensurei uy
nnd Iho prosperity
t
lead-
from the J-aetrte. San v,.n,-..
mries, m ,ll0kpl,lt frenluu of ifi, TOUteu'u.'
Dtij the Chieaio J),Utu HewUiean.
Tho 8 UliHrrllmr In r m.n . .... ...
fehnion, atthfrcnd of thu v,1 no-
IK'Hiif
her for
'DUrilUeilL liriMonniij ... ..i..i..:"V- .urn
Irtfn. 'lhoso whQ;iir.:uV K!ZiWbtttt
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..uy'.8l'wlklynUS.ouavear. r, J.,.r
n I''l':l'EI'i' gay.
U"neldMri-et,Uoatm
i-yyuir. COLD Oil Rnnv.
THllOAT r..
ileiiulieK immediate ntteutlon, a
PfS'"'"' f,ureultiia au locum"
" l Cllr.
MKOWW'H. HHONCHIAli TKOCllM
rellerKorS..
C'atarrli. Connuinniiv. .'. i!
I)leahe, they haven toothing ef.
u.uienSi'ife.VtK'v.re?1'"'' U"
1IU0W.N'S lUIOKCIIlAI, TIlOCllIW.
Nov.l..,'I.Cn1:,lU ".
BUSINESS CAULS,
VHHTINd CAItUS.
I.hTrKH HEADS,
IlH.li 11E.UM,
l'ltoatlAMMIW,
J'OHTEItH,
. 40., AC,
Aeutly nnd Cheaply Printed
From the Jjittkt btyle of Tyjn at the.
for.UMIIIAN OKFICK,
tboao mensures by wnlch Hie
nnd Iho prosperity m ""'.'"'.'".rr
ai-rvcdnnd pr-unoli-d. II wilUto ' b
nltv befor loruiilil U lll-ins aii wu j
nance niiRhtbv which oiir ' '
lovo for republic.iulmlllullnn"t
ThoTIMEt deslii's to bojudicl sj gj.
posslblo stnn-lHid of Jmrn.il;. I
Dcmirtinrnt will nn i-oii.oiri' -
:li libit hi amllii'iil7'
I ihMil.j-isii-i'l- ''' '
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til
nemnnd linpnrlbillty ."' "''I;' '' 'in
r,nn.,n. iimltto filVorltl 111 H'"l K ..
fhipilnn nr tne Hbltot and ni'il "FT"
ers upon all 11
denco will ho
" '. v:;. r,i7i.iii. mim
in .id n i t ill. . ... ........ . ,,n,... -
that iiivwo liitiifSl i 'ffSlS
Liierary iipparinieni "'"v-;, t,,;i'
bio hamls. nml will pic-eul ';, W
llteiuiuro. thHiluerli.,llii-uu ' w..
of tho day. , . ..tur-.
A a family paper, free Iron Uj, fa
car or linpurn taites, the f'.W.,
Ulll-xet-pilliuaiiie, mm
cvnry uoinniie eiifu-.
j
In
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ciinrui-ier. . ... .
Tim Weekly nml Xi'iiU
TiMnswIll be compiled wltl Llfudc-
nnu win coniain m-ii-cii'-" , -r..
i-nry iiiiumsiii: ciii-. ...
Tim Huudnv cdlllon of llie r1"
i addition lo nil the nc. f ,
tcrary nintteruf thlllllO!.la"1"-,
linructer. , . ,vl. .
Tim Weekly nml Xi'iiU
iMnswIll be complied will 'gg,
unu wiiicouiaiu M-u-i-'i'- -tantcontuntaof
Iho linlb J "'V,
oflntereu to the nuriculinw i
country. All who prefer a i"-TlnL
bly aulted to their riulf,1!fI,1't1Mr8
and Katuidav. In time for the WJ
and will he valuable and nelcowsi
uuroau, whether America"."
tion Illy than our "!, Ti1,i,i
ju iiii-.u vuiiion. u. -:i,ft.i,ii.-arKeit
Hire, on larco quai o rt w
Ing fltu-'ii columns, prlntd la
Iv.iu .ii iim r.lii....ni. rates:
MAII-Sl'Il-t'H"'1';,.
The Dally Times, per annum. I"M
Rilliday Kdltlnu ,,iii.iri'
The Dally Times, per annum,
tho Hundav Kdltloii..
Tho Hunday IMItlon, per aiintiin
'Ihu Kami-weekly, pu- auni""
Two coplen, oue year
Ten i-nmeu. ruin vear . i
An extra copy to Kch'f'VCi.uli
-plendld steel eiigruvliiK iut '
I. ItAYMONII.
The Weekly Times, pci-aimuio
Five conies, ouo year -
Ten coplca, ono year,. i,.iuh
A ii extra copy tu uel ler-ui
splendid steel enirravlliE '( 'f
J. r.AY.Mosn.
Twenty copies, ono enr, . ..upr
Auoxirn copy lo nelK-r.ii " '''null
plendld .tceeuKrnlnofll.'l," I
J. ItAYHOtill, .umr''i
Tho r.uropoan Edition, per Mam r 1
Th J ISe'miVweekiy.nd'NVVkly '" "
gymen nt tho Ion est club ,'."" . t'
These prlcua nro Invariable- ' J j ,
elltig nKenls. ltemlt in "' '.VjW"
1'ost Olllce Money Orders. If P?Uu
neitherof tlieso can be I'TCmSi'
Hi a n0lereil letler. All l'1'' " 1 t
ed to rn.-l.u-r letters when rf iu" 1
the sysiem in nn nluulule 1""' ,
loi.eby mall. Address jjyj.io'-'t1 J
l)ec.3,'ja.tf,
flin.ru "i-.
m . l.llf..rall
.nu uuueisigneu wuu"" itnii, '-" 1
ofUloouHburg and """"Wi'lji i
moved his inns More fro"' ''Kf Ik
Now Uuoiiis, on the . W. i' it. i
below Marxct. Aud that I io ' u t ,
cd Ills ,ock of Drucs. SIcill" ". Vuiii'
cut Meillclncji. ro-luinery, "J
-AUSJ-
Coal Oil I.arap nu-t My'fflrirt
and Klxtiires generally, 'or.'V7lriii.
Colorln mid nyiiliigiuilt'fj'i;r1
nnv quantity, und for nny m ""Jutni
I'ai ticuiar alten'lon pal , 'p.',,,. V
fans' and Fiuilly 1're.ir pi
nasi ruvnurd.lio would "'"J' Jjt,
tlio same, llemeinber the Ne Bl
Street, west side, nolo Mif,'i',i)l