gfc (otuwlrhm
Blooinsburg, Friday, May 13, 1870,
IpJOUOi ,,UJi;illll lllill A . U . mill I l.T,
tt,1.n Ilnfiiintiflii.tTl U SAT.,, lrliMtant
f, Usui until unit XI, U m.inui.wvi
nvn linen imiintnlril ns Rnnatin takers
ftr llila County.
KhpvSavino Fund. TIio money In
io Espy Snvintr Fund nt their Inst
CCltllB SOKI ni premium, nuim in
very pood prleo.
kA child beginning to rend becomes
llluhlcd wllli nowspnpers because ho
kvls name which nro fatrillinr, nntl ho
111 progress accordingly. A nowspa
jrr In ono year Is worth n quarter's
bhoollng.
Tin: IluiNs. Wm. H. Ollmoro lins
Ikcn tho contract for removing tho
Bbulsh rroin tno ruins or tho into flro.
I would bo ii rood tliltitr If this
luff could bodumjicd In such places ns
kquiro iiinni up nmi t mis save u luimo
rpentu iu inu luivn.
jr. 11. & L. Association. Money
hi nt Inst meeting, Saturday, 7lh Inst.,
follows, viz: Threo Miaies nt preni
m of $S0 per share, two shares nt
frcniium orsuo per share, una twelvo
K.iri's ut $!) nromium. Unwurils of
f; jiK), was paid into tho Association,
ulue of Btock $12.00 per share.
(Thanks. Wo aro under many obli-
btions io noii. i'. joriinn.bccrcinry oi
ho i.oiniiioiiweiiuii oi i-ennsviviitiin.
bra copy of tho genernl laws passed ut
tin last cession of tho Legislature
ft.U custom of supplying tho Press
llth this important document wo ho-
Icvo orlgluated with Mr. Jordan.
The law of evidence In this State
Eialiecn ko amended as to allow tho
testimony of either husband or wlfo to
tp given In his or her own behalf in
by proceeding in divorce whero either
ItrsOlllu m:i vivuui iiiu biiiipiunu is iiiiiuu
In tho oiiposlto party, or whero cither
pay appear nnd defend.
Ktuvinti Machines. Tlio Act of the
.pgl'lnturo of 1809 exempting sewing
jachines belonging to seamstresses
rom levy and sale on execution or dis
rcss for rent, by u late act hns been ex-i-mlwl
to nil sewimr maehines used and
fwued by privato families, except to
BcttOHS wno Keep mem iui ciiiuuiiiiru.
1 Festival. Ono of tho classes of
fcung ladies, helongliig to mo sunilay
krl.r.nl nf fit Pntil'q Iftknnnnl (hiirph
tend holdind an leo Cream Fes-
ival on Saturday night of this
iuk. Tho proceeds nro to bo devoted
llnhhing the now Church building.
j Moist. In our last issuo wo took oc-ji-ion
to complain of tho dust. Wo
lco it all back. Wo aro no lonirer
bublcd in that way. Tho few past
!ys liavo iiccnso hiikh dampness that
hero Inst week wns dust nro now mud
iddlcs. This doubtlCbS is good for tho
ups and wo are thcicforo pleased.
Notice to Candidates. Candi-
hies for our different District nnd
runty ofllccs who wish their names
Enounced for the different olllccs to bo
lied nt tho coming elections should
I nil In thclrnatnes alonce accompanied
ith Stf.OO cash, without which no name
ill be announced. Wo deslro to tin-
lunco them all nt tho tamo time
A Hut TIihd. Mr. II. A. Schweppen-
Eier oi uentro lownsnip is tno owner
a turkey '20 months old which weighs
pound!?, nnd this too, without any
on ueing maiio 10 union tno mru.
Ifalioiiehtthiu by Fall, this weight
lill ho increased to CO pounds. Has any
Begot anyiuitig in tno turuey lino to
Eat this?
I Patent Outsides Tho llnzlelon
Int'mcl, which our neighbor Sanders
Ekes charge of, has "patent outt-ides,"
atia, thooutbido of his paper is priii
din Clilcneo, orsomo other Western
lily, nnd tho iusidu nt Iluzloton. Hnlf
Bie imuer Is ciltul nml contro Hod bv
iimtcll', and tho other half by strangers.
re uoirt iiko 1110 Fysiein, However
pliable it may bo to tho publisher.
iTiir, Old Stobv. Tho Republican
is wick, ns usual, republishes tho
urt proceedings furnished our readers
-tweek, and without a lino of credit,
leclvethis week n further instalment
Ihichour enterprising neighbor will
ldjubtedly sleal ns usual. Republl-
iwwiio want early news may have
iieColumhian for $2.00 per annum,
yablo in advance.
Cm. E. Oodi'hey Rhiirer, whoso
lyUcrious disappearance created such
I' wiu'iuvui in ouiiuyiiiiii county,
fu on account of which somo persons
fill 1 ft IrnVH Kolili ul bill nnTinlt. .I.,,.,.r,.l
iitli Leing ids murderers, and whosub
Iquently turned up in tho Marino ser-
iisiniigiou, is now in Tamaqua,
P which ho returned u fow days ago.
Iviral mines were pumped with n
PC'W Of lilKlinf his hnrlv.
I o " '
I Our. Lite Court was ono of niotleralo
ng li. Tho jurors were nil discharged
' m mlddio of tho fourth day, the
i"" ""Having neen exiiausled. umrt
r tno September term was mdt'ii-d for
re Wiek. Llllln Imslnos fi' nrnnil
lrO:Hltll( fur 11... rrr,.,Jk l,,,.,.t.
I 'Ho fur 'tho Judges! All which is very
in am! wo may hope will long eontln-
Berwick Gazktti-:. Woiinvo
' ,!""""" mat wiuio Mr. banders
I;',1,","10 owner of this paper, the 1m
Itaiate biipervislon of its columns will
W linilnr n It. l l r I..
v. im. iuoreiieau, lunnuriy
.employeo of Jackson & Woodin,
I n . . . " " presuino uie uazcue
'''cease to bo a Uemocratlc nowspa-
I .--- giiiiu uuiuiiiu iiiuui'ui or
'eremnln ...uti. ... .
" ".-uiii, wiuuii wiiiuii lenvo
Iro. f'u?ifniAN 1110 0ll'y Democratic
Ouu County Convention-.',
mi.
misunderstanding
1 tn II... II..... ...1.....
twg our renders ns to tho tl
e next Democratic County
meets. Tho rules oflSol
Wfor tho Coiivenlion on
i;onven
fixed tho
the Inst
HfiriMnii I. . . "
erlpir, , igu.stl 11,111 u'o time
,11 5ai" c tho Saturday
time for
day pro
I ..mi.
lor. ft'., ! :?UU..UIB "HHimi con
Jlrst Moil
s un
tllnn . oi year u
:, but
Kmi,.Ioai) CoNTitovEn8Y.-In our
i 1 ."'ouinieulty between tho Cntii-Svni.U,.to-11,111
"an vllle, Ilazleton
- ..lui-suarro h. u. Co
'I'lw. I,.n.
.1nU9.m"cl! eamooiron Suturduv
K I 111 1 llln.li.l..l.l., I . f. T...1
on uSi" ,aflcr ni'BHinent tlie injunc
i V81' solvcd,nnd Itobert Il.Sayro,
1'1-nKineer of tho Lehigh Vullcy
am'f,,,'"? "grcf'l upon as engineer to
tUthi.li 'oa"iy ("til to report
ml, . "1 l'roposed road bliould pass
.i0.rnbvo tho Catnwisttt II. It., or
'--v, aim nt whnt point.
IIDEXT nTrRnlnr.l.nr iilnM lnct
ftn.,1. u"'1' xseynoril, ol ueiilro
tit , 1wna "riving down Market
me.0 ' !! s,Wyli u, ho turned tho
otliar,,i., JVvy iscal v Uo.'s store
Or If... r i . liwjr iiiijvu un ui ijiu
rat i brl.('f?o which crosses tliogut-
Lin,,,! I'"' H. Til
Tho buggy was over-
UX! 1 ,w,ln? out himself, his wlfo
tim;w ,Vlalnby wns picked up nl
tJhar1l,hol,,or80 8l'0o Mrs.
ia!lvnV,u,Vwstn,llli wns thrown
Mindror "to nnlmul. With tlio
f.Nt.vi,,.. , 0,nP "rulses rccelvod by
'"''.noInjiirleaNverolnlllcted.
arwb!o (fca U Ve,y forlun!lto autl
E
Til... tu.l... !.. . I,rn, Dl.l..
it r. jjuiiuii jiuiaii:' ot.j'o iiiuoni i
Thomas l'opo hns Just elenreil this port,
(Iloston) with nlno missionaries, nnd u
cargo of 20,000 gals, of Now Kngland
num. for Afrlciv"
Doos IlcwAitu. Unelo Sam Is nftcr
you witli a sliarp stick in tho way of
taxation. Ono' dny last week Mr.
i.eoves introduced n resolution Into tho
House ofltepresentntlves nt Washing
ton, to tax dogs $2,00 each. This will
bo rough upon somo of our two-leggod
curd.
Tun Avondalo mines, at which on
September (ith, 1800 tho breakers wero
burned and 110 men nnd bovs smother
ed, hns Just gono Into operation again.
i now iireauor, wim tno necessary
buildings and machinery, has been
constructed at nil expenso of $90,000 nnd
nn nlr shnft. 90 feet In dentil has boon
sunkuta distance of 150 foot from tho
mouth of tliu shaft. In additional tun
nel lias been driven from I ho Avondalo
to tho Union mines, a dlstanco of flirt
feet. Tho nlr shaft cost over iiiOOO, and
the tunnel nbout $1000.
That UULtiUTiif UoAitn.-Our neigh
bor, without consulting tho parties in
terested, has placed on tho sldo walk
(and mndo himself Hnblo to nn Indict
ment for erecting nnd maintaining n
nulsnncci a eounlu of nniiilnserlnt. inn.
chines which ho calls bulletin boards,
painted blnck in honor of tho XVth
Amendment. and on which is ninced
a solitary poster, tho only ono done In
mat csinmisnmeiH lor n mnntii. wo
liavo put up a while one, much to his
chagrin in a moro prominent place
nnd yet whero it does notinlerferi) with
llio public, nor tlio rlglits orprlvnto par
ties, lleneo theso tears.
'I'm: l'lioi'osEi) new It. It. Tlio peo
i)lo along tho proposed now rail road
between hero and Muncy mo not only
deeply interested in its completion, but
are doing every thing in their jiower to
secure that result. Not only nro they
donating tho right of way, nml contrib
uting till tho tits needed, but largo
quantities of stock will bo taken. Tho
road Ecems to us to bo a necessary ono,
not only becauso It shortens our com
munications with tho West Urauch, but
becauto it opens up to tlio mnikot u
valuablo nnd iunceessiblo region of
country. Wo deslro to see tho road
speedily completed.
SoMEindividual proposes thatinsti ad
of licensing liquor dealers tho persons
who drink should bo made to take out
u license. His idea is, atleast, original.
Hear him :
No inun should bo entitled to drink
unless ho first got u license; and any
barkeeper who should sell to nn unli
censed party, should bo subject to line
and imprisonment. Tho license should
be annual; and tho bum chnrged should
bo from twenty to ono hundred dollars.
No young man should be allowed a li
cense till ho was sixteen, ami then until
twenty-ono years of ago only boar li
cense at a moderate charge. After
twenty ono ho should -ole, drink, and
chew tobacco on payment of license,
and tho samo privilegoshould be exten
ded to strong minded women.
Daring Theft. A robbery of sing
ular boldness, hitherto unknown out
side ol tho large towns, occurred in this
placo on Friday last, in broad day light,
at tlio store of Louis liernhard, Watch-
liiaKer. jur. iscrniiam nail occasion to
lcavo tlio store for a short time nnd loft
n boy in charge. Tho boy stood on tho
sidewalk in Irontof thodoor, and whilst
his attention was attracted elsewhcro
for a moment, somo person entered tho
store and took a valuablo watch from
tho nail whero it had been hung after
undergoing repairs and succeeded iu es
caping without detection. Tho loss was
dlicovered when the owner called for
his property. There is no eluo to this
daring thief.
Amended Game Law. Tlio last
Legislature made tho following amend
ments to our present game law, to
which wo would call tho attention of
all sportsmen : That in section llrst of
tho act, providing for tho taking of
gamo. npproveu April nrst, ono thous
and eight hundred and sixty-nine, tho
word ''thirty" ba.strieken out, so that
thotection shall rend "tho twentieth
day of December, in any year, and the
llrst day of September iu any year fol
lowing." Sac. 2. That iu bcctiun fotuth of tho
act, providing for the taking of ganie,
approved April II rat, ons thousand eight
hundred and slxty-ulno, tho words,
"fourth day of July" bo stricken out,
so that tho section shall rend "tho' fif
teenth day of November and tho first
day of September in any year."
Hec. a. No person shall kill, capture,
take, or liavo in liis or her possession,
any gray snlpo or Knglish snipe, bo
twecn tlio fifteenth day of November
and tho llrst dny of September, under
a penalty of tlvo dollars for each and
every bird so killed or had In posses
sion, or cxpo:sed for sale.
Ouu. now town organization com
mences its career under somo unfavora
ble circumstances whicji aro to ho rcgi tit
led. It inherits from tlio old township
a debt of somo magnitude, tho imnmli
uto payment of which, out of tho taxes
of tho present year, will bo inconvenient
nnd will delny improvements. There
is an old Poor debt due, exceeding $o,
000, nnd a balance duo upon road ex
penditures of last year of several hun
dred dullaru Then thero is tho ques
tion of damages for opening sovcnil
streets. Proceedings wero In progres
for opening them before tlio town was
incorporated, but wero not then com
pleted. Wo are not familiar enough
with the facts nml the law, to under
stand wliero pecuniary liability will
fall in those cases whether tho (lain
nets will bo paid by the town or by the
County. Of course in future cases of
opening streets iu tlio settled parts of
tno town, tno damages to uo paid will
bo a local burden. Tlio old Poor debt,
ns wo bellovo. rests upon Illoomsburg
nlono nml not upon tho Bloom Poor
District iu which eevernl towiiililp.snro
included.
Town Council. A mooting of tho
Council wns hold on Saturday last at
the Court IIoue, all tlio members being
present, in tno matter oi tuoiirait or
plot of the town of Uloomsburg. which
Is required by law to bo mndo, tho oiler
of Mr. Samuel Neyhard was considered
nnd finally accepted. Un is to receive
$5 for cacti dny actually employed,
ibo I!y-Laws, seventeen In number,
which had been prepared wero then
read and ndonted separately. A reso
lution was adopted authorizing tho
Town Treasurer to deposho moneys
ueiongingio uio town in tno uirsi jsa
tlonal Dank of Illoomsburg, without
incurring personal responsibility for
their safe keeping. A resolution was
also adopted conferring on ConUablo
M. C. Woodward authority to act as
High Constable of the town, during his
present term of olllce. Tuesday tho
2lth of May was fixed as tho tinio for
neuring appeals lrom ossification in
tho assessment list. Tho Council will
meet on that day In tho Grand Jury
room of tlio Court IIouso nt 10 o'clock
o, in, for this purpono. On motion, tho
corporate seal submitted to thoCouiiell,
was approved and adopted. After tho
appointment of u Commlttco to draft
ordinances tho Council adjourned to
meoi ai mo court JioiisO on Wednes
day, May llth, nt 71 o'clock p. m.
Council met Wednesday evening in
tho Court IIouso, all tho members pro
sont except Mr. Shnrptess. Four
additional Uy-Luws wero read and
adopted, Tho President was author
ized to contract with W. II, Gllniore.
to liavo tho rubbish from tlio Hotel
ruins used for tilling up low ground
on Fourth Street whero necessary, ut n
cost not exiecding fifty dollnis. Messrs,
Shnrploss, Kuorr nnd Uarton wero ap
pointed n Commlttco to provide u
suitable room for a Lockup nnd also to
secure ground and erect a Public Pound,
Adjourned to meet on Friday ovenlng,
May Kith.
COLUMBIAN AND
llHTTWIT' "Tr,.n , Mf ...II 1 1 . 1 I . ..
, V. . . ' l,U villi IIIIUIIIIOII
to ri Ilrldgo Notice of tlio ConiurTsslonoiy
to bo found In our ndvortlslngeolumns.
John J. WAciaoNsni.iiEH, of lllooms-
bnrrr. I'll. linn mirnttnc.l n o.mtl r.....
ni .,,.,..(t. i nuiiiii iiiiiu
CO acres situated nbout two mllc3
from tho city. Ho purposes improving
11 nt once. Aorth Carolinian.
Commonwealth vs Geouok. W.
Ldoah. In Quarter Sessions of Col
umbia nnuntv Mnv'I' 1H70 Tim rinf,,.,.
(hlllt IS WO linllnvn. Il rlllvi.il nt 10lal,lm.
creek township, and not of Scott town-
milir. IV U UIVC II11S OXpiUliailOtl U0-
cause of tho identity of two persons.
3fin, ,,.lt,,.H I, ....... I.... ... ...... .
,ji...ii. ..-iiiiMia iviumv IIUW 1(1 III1X UllllgS
well; others mix them apparently with
out any specinl view to the pleasing of
(til their lo.uler.s. For instance, tho ed-
llnr nf llui Il'l A,,,.
"Sunday being n balmy day, tho styies
wuiu iiiuiigiii. oui. rno most ricniy
dressed lady wo saw is tho wlfo of a
iii.iii wno nas owed mis oinco ism lor
ne.irlv tbron vniiva ITn a n.u hn miiMnl
raise tho money, nnd wo billevo hitii."
Cnuncit Nonci:. Provldcnco per
mitting, tho Lecturo-room of tho now
M. 12. Church nt Shlckshlnny, Luzerno
Co., Pii. will bo opened for divine per
vico on Sunday, May 22. Hov. K. L.
D.ishlell, D. 1)., Hov. S. Uarnos and
others liavo been engaged for tho occas
ion. Services nt 10 a. nt., II p. m., and
7 P. m. A cordial Invitation is exten
ded to all.
K. II. Yocum, Pastor.
ScnitVl.Eli & Low, of Orangevillo
manufacture the best Plows In IheCoun
try, and if you do not bellevo it they
will givo you twenty live dollars to
bring a man th it will beat them, pro
viding Hint you will give them tho
samo amount if you nro bs.it. Their
two horso com plows and ono horse
cultivators aio just the thing for tho
Farmer, and their Thro-Jiing Machines,
Cleaners and Tread-Powers, work com
plete. Ki.ection or School Diuectohs.
A bill was passed by tho Into LcglsU
Hire providing that ta the next election
for school directors in each bdiool dis
trict iu tho Common wealth, and annual
ly therenfter, tho qualified electors
thereof shall elect two sober, intelligent
and competent per-ons toservoas school
directors for threo year.-; that each elec
tor shall vote for ono person only, and
the two persons having the highest
number of votes shall bo declared school
directors for threo years. This bill
will have the effect of giving both po
litical parties an equal representation
iu tho hoard. JCxchamjc.
Tho (Juvernor has signed no such bill
and therefore the law remains unchang
ed. Meeting ov the Dak. A meeting
of tlio liar of Columbia county was held
in tho counsel room Wednisday eve
ning May, i 1S70.
Mr. Jackson was chosen president
and C. O. Dark ley Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Knorr it was re
solved that n IJ.ir Association bo or
ganized. Tho chair appointed Messis.
Itobison, Clark and Little a commlttco,
to draft by-laws for tho government
of tho Association, with directions
to report at tlio noxt meeting of tho
Jlar. jur. uiaric requested to lie ex
cused for service in tho commlttco on
account of business which would require
ins nusence lrom Home, un motion
Mr. Jnekson was chosen to fill his place.
Mr. Itobison, Chairman of tho Li
brary Commlttco reported that over
four hundred dollars liavo been collec
ted for Library purposes, and stated
that tho Committee desired an expres
sion of opinion of tho members oi the
Jiar as to tliu expenditure of tlio Mime.
Adjourned to moetntS o'clock Fii
day evening JunoUrd .
C. (J. Dahkeev, Scc'y.
Ili.ooMsnuna Dei-ended. -Somo en
terprising young gentleman in town
appears to have been writing Col. For
ney In vindication of tho respectability,
importance, prosperity, loyalty, expan
siveness, nnd political Importance of
Illoomsburg. Some one iu tho columns
of tho J'rcss had referred to our town as
a "mountain-locked village shut oil"
from intercourse with tho active world;"
whereupon our vindicatorexplalns that
all this is a mistake. Ono point of his
lucubration may bo mentioned. Ho as
seits that tho Democrats of tho County
did not like Uloomsburg, and that no
grand jury would give a ilorough char
tcr by leasou of political hostility, &u.
It might bo well for bomo other enter
prising correspondent to inform Col.
Forney that this also is a complete mis
take; tliatthodlvision upon tho llorotigh
question did not ill vido our people po
litically ; that tho most active and in
fluential opponent of Incorporation was
Mr. l'.xxton, manager of tho Irondalo
Company; that both newspapers in town
supported incorporation; that tho main
objection to tho borough as proposed
was ono of boundary, mid that the dilli
cully was solved by an net of as'embly
including tlio wliolo township, which
the Court could not authorlzo under
general laws. Hut perhaps tlio expla
nation Is hardly necessary.
Desthuotive Stoiim. Tho storm
which prevailed on Sunday last was
oxeadingly severe in Philadelphia
being accompanied by tho most des
tructive fall of linil ever known there.
Tlio hailstones wero from tho size of a
pea to six or seven inches iu ciieum
forence. Tho papers speaks of onu which
was eleven inches in circumference.
Tho loss is Immense in tho lino of glas.s.
It is s.ild that thero is nut a pane of
glass left in any of tho con-ervatoriesor
hot houses in thocity. Man vpublicbuild
ings had every window light broken
on the sido towards the stoi m. Thero is
an almost total destruction offiuit trees
on tho outskirts of the city, tlio blos
soms being completely stripped from
tlio trees. Somo seiious accidents aro
reported principally caused by runaway
liorsos-, ot which there wero many in
tlio streets. Some Idea of tho forco
with which theso hnil stones fell may
be formed from tho fact that a gentle
man who was struck on tho back of
tho head by ono of unusual sizo was in
stantly knocked down; a similar acei
cident happened to a lady; and a dri
ver whoso hat was blown oil' was so
seriously cut about tho head as to re
quire medical attendance Tho storm
though hovero hero was not attended
by hail, but wo have heard Hint iu tho
upper part of tho county n few small
hail stones fell.
PllOTKlTION 1111' Tl.MHEKIiANDS. Till)
following hill for tho better protection
of tiiiiberlauds iu tills Commonwealth,
drawn up and presouted iu tho House
by Mr. Creits:, ono of tho members
from Lehigh county, passed both
branches, und Is now a law. Tho net Is
a timely one, ns tho destruction of tim
ber by flro through carelessness an
nually amounts to hundreds of thous
ands of dollars.
W'hcrcui, It Islmportaut to tho peo
ple of the Statu that timber lauds should
bo protected from lire, which owIiil' to
malicious conduct and earelesiiiess of
individuals Is causing vast havoc to tho
young growing timber, especially upon
our mountains, thcroforo
Kei. 1. Ho It enacted. &c. that It shall
bo tho duty of tho Commissioners of
uio .several uountics ot tlio common
wealth to appoint persons under oath
whoso duty It shall bo to ferret out nnd
bring to punishment all persons who
olther wilfully orothorwlso entiso tho
burning of timber lauds, and to take
measures to liavo such fires extinguish
ed whero it can bo done, tho expenses
thereof to bo paid out of tho count
treasury, tho unseated land tax to bo
first applied to such expenses.
Sec. 2. That tho provisions of the net
of i)th of April, 1800, entitled "An Act
to provent tho firing of mountains nnd
oilier wild lands iu tho county of
Union," bound tho samo Is hereby ex
tedded to nil tho counties of this Commonwealth.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJBG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Dr T. O. McHiiNitv, having perma
nently locnted In tho town of llonton,
nlnM-.s llU limfnaitnii.. I
cJtlacmoftW plnco and vicinity. All
tuns uuiiur ny (uiy or lllglll answered
iiiuuiinijr, um-a m, ,i, j. iuo iieury'ri.
Pauih hy SuniiIoht and Gasmoht.
This Is tho titlo of tho most eomplcto
und attract! vo book of tho day, Issued
III- tlllt TMlltlmir.! Ill. Hut. I.... li
, ,, MmioiiiiiK ,iiifiituiy
ol Philadelphia. It is a largo volumo
rC niinii Unt . I n .. " it.. In
Irutotl with onu hundred mid iWty Jlno
mifritvlim.1 I.D tint li..vf t.'u.iw.ii .i.iisi
and from tlm ton of u writer who
Knows j'arw wen. it h nb3uriuic nml
mil ftrintiilntr In ,t Mr1i .ti.Hi n r.'.t.
struetlon, it abounds in brilliant nnd
t 1. u 1 11 t ... .1.. t. if. . . t i .
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....v, wm lOIIOIHU lilt Hiiiit.-t in
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tern of thu llujjf.pli'k ih, und U Introduo-
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ed with perfect truthfulnes-' ; tliu terrl-
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to tho American visitor. It is brim full
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ors nnd Is nnifn nn nl Irnr.tfi.n (...-.., n..
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Dore, Dc liar, Kiihot, Clerget, and
llieiouil than whom Frauco has given
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yond price as an cfiVctlvo antidote for
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llufialo, N. Y., and get it by mull.
The Olobo Life Insuraiico Company
of Mow York givesnn increasing policy
and a ilevrcasiny premium. Its business
is done ou a cash system, and is man
aged by ono of tho oldest and best in
surance men of tho country. Its Presi
dent, Pliny Freeman, has dono more
tlniu any oilier man to make insurance
s.ifo mid profitable to those who need
it most tlio men of small means. 11a
is tho incentor of tlio mm forfeiting
plan of insurance.
Youxo men, whether married or ex
pcctitin tn bo married should lenit'inbe.1
that they owu it as n. duty to a wife, to
take measures to Insure a comfortable
sum for her iu enso of sudden death.
Life is uncertain to tho strongest, nnd
therefore if you iovo your wifenssomo
thing more than a household slavo, pro
vide for her future by securing a llvo
or ten thcmsuml ilolhw policy In tho
Cilobe Life Insurance company of New
York.
An enterprising and a 'llvo young
man who would do good and tit tho
same time do well, can find remunera
tive employment, by taking a llio in
suranco asoueyof J. U. Itobison. Tlio
QK'bo Life Insuraiico Company is a
mutual company, docs a cash' business
entirely, is organized under tlio New
York State general insuraiico law, and
hns ns ablo u management us can bo
found in tho country.
No patent riihl notes nro taken by
tho agents of this company.
Tlio editor of this paper lias a policy
iu tho company and hns found it al
ways honorable and upright in Its deal
ings. Tin: CoitNEii Stone of tlio Now Co
lumbia church will bo laid on Saturday,
May 1 Ith, services to eommenco nt 11
ii. in. yoveral speakers aro expected
to bo present. nlS 2t
The annual meeting of the Columbia
County Agricultural Society, for the
election of olllccrs for tlio ensuing year,
will bo held iu tlio Court House in
llloonishurg, on Saturday tho 21st day
or May, 1870, at 2 o'clock i si.
2-t lly order oflC.v. Cum.
The Dauvlllo Plow made by Huber
it Son, seems to supply the wants of thu
wunts of the farmers. Itla the only plow
that can be relied ui&u- always kept
on linuil together with all tho castings,
also corn plows, corn cultivator.', culti
vator teeth, and n great stock of farm
ers tools at reduced prices.
nl8-lt Hunvon it Warden.
Ptn.MONAitv Consumption Is robbed
of Its terrors, The Phucnix Pectoral has
cured many eases and has given happy
relief In many mure, nl(i It
Sn.usi'i.Esa A IIaiiman have for tulo
tho best corn planters In use. Also tho
Montrose Iron lienm Plows, Plow
handles, bolts, &c. 2t.
ItEMovAi.. J, N. Oberendcr has
moved his Tailoring establishment to
tho rooms over Jacobs' Confectionery
store on Main Street, npposlto David
Loweiibcrg's, whero ho Is now ready to
attend to tho needs of all customers.
nl7-fit
rjiittABUitEU's Hal H
OV UNSEATED EANM IN COI.UMIUA CO.
Aari-enlilr Jo tlie rrovWoun fcf nn Act of An
fteinhlv otu tied mi Act inrnrMni? tim mn.in ,r
Belling uiinoiitoil limits for tnies nml other imr-
I'ueii'n. iii3,-n iuo iiiiriucniii liny oi junrcn, lsir,,
nml the further nippleim-nt thereto imsstil on
tho latliilnyof Mnich, isi;,aml tlio ssln ilav or
Mllfcll. lSili nml tho Hill llnv nf Mnreh. IftlT'ltin
Tremiuer of Columbia eounly, licrehv rItcs no
tion to nil pomom concerned 1 herein.) ho t unions
Iho County, lloail. school, l'oor, Eounly nml
Ulnle InxcsUuoontlio following tracts of titiscnt-
tu iiiuuH, niiiuiiu in ioiuinoin couuiy, nie imiu
heforo tho liny of silo. Iho whole or nneli tmri nr
cncli irnet ns will rny the, costs clmrgahlo llieic
on, will be soldnt tlio Court House, In tho town
of IllooinsburK. I'll., on thol3tliilny of Juno, U70.
nnd to continue, by mljournmcnt, from day to
dny for nrrcn-nBO or tnus duo wild County, nnd
costs accrued on encli tract respectively.
No. of Acres. Warranted, or Ownors. Dol. Cl.
CENTIIE.
Ailnbncli llonjnmlu 1 1 SO
Conner lsnlnli, Est dot
Conner Hninuel o ai
Hewitt llcnedlrt 7 20
1'riU Wllllnni E1 1 us
(loii'l .liienli 7,1
Steely lMitllp') k)
CATAW1MSA.
Weaver El Ins n
Yniily. Hl'.'I ui
Clewell .Iiicob Jr t, fis
jlrn'nt J H n I I
llllli.iyrr M AOeo n 60
Clewell .loiepli 2 Itl
CONYNOHAM.
.lordnn Itobert 10 40
Porter Andrew M2 70
WnlUer Lewis U72CI
Uuston Thoniis (12 87
lluslou .Mary lio 4 1
Huston Thomas C'2 87
Huston Alnry lio 41
Vaxlnn Klmo A Sharplcss l'j M
ltensloy .lolinson S'lMl
Illtl7.lic!iicrTliomas '11 41
Wlclicr.lmm Amos lil S7
Slnmion Win, liouM
lUc'.ilinm Qcorco n 01
II tns TJionms 10 9(
l.lndeninutli, Kllno Co I V!
I.ltii'eninutli Oeo II 4 01
Eclby .1 w :i ,-,7
Mi.rHH sr.
llelnlioldOW 2 31
Wul.111 .1 Daniel 2
Wallaco Win I 10
Cinulc Voe.mi 2 47
Wa''xcr Lo.vla 3 03
Kllno Joan . 21 us
Young.To.i.1 nn 01
Heam Joshua 157 IS
l'rown Nnthtmlel li29 7
Cleaver l.'llas 01
Ct.oico cntlmrluo :m
(.'oolc Dr.vy m 02
KUiiKcnnin Fred (! (II
Kpehelllsfleo 73
(loodmnn Win 1 30
Kllno John 13 70
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I'lcclicnsttno Nathan
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(ielslnsrer Jacob
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Jones KIchnrd
Jones Jnlnes N
Mears Williams
Mo.itKomcrv Daniel Est
I'aiteron II W
l'caler Samuel J
I'ealev OenrKo
t'nanast l'hlllp
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Iloyer Edwaid
Ijllley Ab.tihnm
bwank Uoo
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Ikeler A J
Kllno Daniel
Mellck John
Tltinnn A'unhnm Est
CENTHAI.IA BOno1.
Artor.Tohn
llovln John
Callahnn James
Casey John
Duplicity Michael
Dieksou Daniel
ICllne .1 Helnhsld
John Jctso
I.ehtiili.l Mnlinnoy P. H Co
Mndiltn Thomas
Muchen Thomns
Meehan James
Nivln .Michael
Kelly
Mieppnrd H P
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UaU'o llojiy
Mo.K.an Jolm D
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IU' nn l'.u.lck
Ce inon Hevnard
Care Ti-rrcrco
Kd'cr Widow
i.oeland H A
JIcKinney Clias
Slnvo John
ColllusTT
llnnly John O
Ilui'ey John
l-Mward Jrmes
Hlven Jnt.ies
Heaver D.i 'i 1
Davis Ileuiy
re.n-tcrmu'.-;ier .1 II
Jones Ann T .Mis
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Manllian Thomas
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Kline John
Cutn Owen
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l'ealer Samuel J
Hceeer Abraham
Maekhouso Josej h I!nl
Hult Adam
Killer Jacob
."jionenbeig Philip
Yosl John
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Molds Daniel
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Wniiner Philip A Co
Kteplien WIU1 1111
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John Samuel
Miller Jacob
lthods.lohn A- JoioiPi
Hnj cis William
Huston Thomas
Hceso Daniel
Huston Mary
Huston Clou lotto
He; noltls John
MyirsMary
Hufclon'Jliomas
lleeso Daniel
Huston Mary
Huston chn-lottu
Hejnolitsjolin
Meis Mary
Oil VNllE.
Hnreuliuch Isaac
Everoit Janus Est
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Iluruered Isaco 2"! 7ft
H-iriies'l'tios Jr H3
Dewtft (Ji-oiKu 20 7.1
llnwer (leorni k
Mmrls Daniel 2 OS
Duly I'reilirlelt 3 11
HUUAHLOAF.
Cole Wlllljiu VM 4 GK
Colo l.'ekiel a) til
Huckalcw James 33 Oil
l-'il I Henry W 5 S5
(losn Nalhunii'l 31 go
Hubert (Imv 21 2)
(liaiiuirl Wllllain 27 US
(iiuiliart U(sirK h 01
.MoulKiimery liobt Kit 40 20
Jtelliiuy Daniel Jr 08
louiiir Atiiuhaiii h uk
Jul. 11 Kilo 3 3U
MADIfON,
MiiserJnolb ja 32
Hlictch Joseph 31 tti
MONTOUH.
(HljU-Joliu 2 (Kl
(IIOMU Uiothcrs 10 7(1
I.elby Jacob j (1
Humsey John I'M Si
MOUNT PLEASANT,
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McCurly Daniel 71
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Kllngamnn Kllcslielh 1 21
Hosier Jacob a m
Mann f 'Ins P 4,1,4
Miller 11 O Kit 1 11
Miller Philip 7 (tl
Hhumnii D.inkl ileoM ltd
Minima 1 Itnlnh ' 4 ia
Hmeck.lli'olul, YctleTAllnuk I W
l etter Isirto I) 7?
Vetter 1) A Isano lino
Yotler Daniel I) .15
Caicy Edward tl 70
lionnMibcrp;or lleorge dee'd )5 (.I
Duty Piederlck 3 71
MI! PLIN.
Hrown David Sr 2 10
Cieasy Henry tl K7
Keller Jolm 8 0 1
I.ut7. Ellraliclli 10
Niuucosscr lleo lo 00
NussJnoob 0 (x)
Poiiebcckcr Jacob I 47
Parks Hiunui f st 2 so
HUlllllJoi'l 2 SO
.immcrmau Joshua 8 00
, DAVID LOWENHEltO,
urg, April 8, 1S70. Treasuier.
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rpitHASUltEK'S SALIC
OI.'HHATEII LANDS IN COLUMN! A UlUNrV.
Also tlio following lots, pieces or parcels nf
Henled liinds, leliirned byllio tnx enJiocliiiK are
nv mi uiu na mil- nine, miner 1110 provisions
ol an net of Assembly, entitled "An Aet letnllnj
... iv n.w.j i l.lll'll Kir III.MIH ,11 lAIHimillll Ullllll-
ty," upproved March filh. 1!
Aerai. Names of Owners.
HENTON TWI'.
Mills J:,u
2 Hiirlcman Johii
7.s Kimw John
K sillllir Wnsti
10 Lnrtsh Ocoi,.o
HIlIAItCIlEEK.
1 Martin Eliza
5 Hiomas Joslnh
HEAVKH.
1W ClarkAllillewlraet
01 Halliard John Est
Ml Hubbies Heirs
61 Mann llaldy ,s Crlswcll
2 (IroverSlepheii
10) Miller & Mann
300 nillenbciuler.l: HieUch
CONVNOllAM.
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Hrown William 11 00
Uriniicn Jacob u 16
lirenneu William n 110
MnieienP 12:10
Taylorltnbt 11 in
Ca ey John "Lower" 2 NS
I.ll deri.iutli U D IB
.lie- ren reier 00
erne Domlulck 40
IM er Jeu., 1 2 1'
K'l ,.o Jo in In If.
j'ic 1 iiiiricit 220
Htnkejnhn 3 to
Hi, illey lvter 1 ft)
Hladley James 1 AO
Hi. ler Thoinas 1 .Ii,
Ceni.oTurnplkoCo 2 ai
Channisii Wllllain 1 AO
(only Mary 1 SO
Dewey Jillnes fi (V
jir-mes uie 1 rn 4 12
Mei ghrn Anthony 1.1)
Mtehc.i Pair c!c 13)
MeKlcruan Anna 3 is
llennci- Jmob 1 05
nrit Andiew I2i
Wynn Her 11I4 2 10
IVelloM M 1 10
Mul'onnell Pat 1 .'))
Hyi'.iey Wllllnm 1 .1)
P.estnn lmnrovimeut Co 27 .1)
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iinuiilii.il Thus .101
.loic.oPv.ler 2 fill
Murphy 'llios 2 30
Muiphy ltlchard 2 10
lsecueiiicH John 1
Knlttlc Jonas 3 Si
HiMnuuwou Phlllii :iS)
CESTHE.
Eicwu M L
rilANKLIN.
Cronily Julia Ann
PISHINOCnEEIC.
Ynplo Mkliael Est
CIIIEKSWOOD
1 lot
Comstoclc Wm M
Tameny Mois 4)
Writs Moses S.-,
3
2 lols
weirieici tii7aucui 411
Whtteman II 1" 2 r,2
Drciblebts James 2.1
HEMLOCK.
Whttcnight PotorEst
MONTOUH.
10
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Mlnaban Thoinas C1
OHNOE.
ISankey James W K .17
TINE.
Dawson Hannah .101
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Clave John 4 10
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Kllno Casper Cl
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l'ensteimaclierCrevellugiCol'J to
JACKSON.
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Kitchen William
Hem James .
i 10
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Hloomsbui'i;, March s, 1S70. 'I'reasiuer.
tOMMISSIONEri'S SALE.
Will bo enl.I nt tlio Court IIouie,In Dloomi
burg, on Hie second Mondny in June, 1870,
ngicealily lo Iho provisions of tlio Acls ol'
Assembly In each case made and provided,
all tlio right, title and inlciest acquired by
eaiJ CoinuiUsioucrs In tlio following lota,
pieces, and parcels ol' mifentc.l lands hereto
I010 purchased l.y them nt Treasurers sale
and l.eld for a period of more titan fivoyenrs 1 :
the day of redemption linviug gone by, un
less by tlio original on net.
lcrc?.
30. Tislicr Jor.atlian
II. Strou)i Adam r
50. Chaiubcilin Win
15. Harpine. David
18. Hower (ienrgo
50. ncisln-r Jolm sr
f.5. Millard Win
50. Wlillmau ALrin.
COD. Cook John jr
2H0. llancroft L. O.
100. " "
5. Scott Samuel
25. sli Saluuil
400. Cu-ry Patrick
131. Heaeh N O 11
401.
11. Keelcr Mlicueur
10. lloivcr F0I0111011
575. Cnirus Cii..rlc3
IS. Kisner Jelin
575, Scliuyler.tUeurv
30. Ikeler William '
22. McCalls Jnlin
106. Vi'nguer Philip
52. " Michael
75. Colder I)
150. Yorks William
0. Oman John
50. Eunyau .Ezra
15. Hobbing Jos.
100. Hunter P.obt.
52. I.ebo Henry
70, I.) on llobett
52. Welllvcr John
313, llarrmi John jr
313. Benson Pcler
121. llanica TIh.j
131, Leiuuii Win
US. Hall Samuel
127. Yorks Jcecpli
03. Hess Peter
12, McMullcu .las
101). Applem1.11 1'
Ifc52 Heaver $ 4.41
" Mt rln't 1.25
' Mailiion 5.157
" It Creek 3.07
" " 1.41
" 5.37
" " 0.21
"-51 " 14.C1
" " (i.07
If5! rino 20.5.1
" " tf.17
" " 3.32
" T Creek ,l!l7
" 11 Crick 13.07
I fill Dcntou 13.11
" " 13.CC
" " 1.73
" I) Creek l.r.7
"-52 17.20
" " " 10.02
' " u.ni
' Y Crcclt 6.71
' Jackum 4.47
" " 7.08
" " 5.SH
" " 5.43
" " '.1.67
' Mt Pla't 1.21
" MadUon 4.S7
" " 4.B1
1.37
4.57
1.07
3.1.13
S3.13
14.33
S.ll
14.75
S.07
5 35
4.91
15.S3
9.01
Locust
SIi.
rino
Coavtr
150, l'ray Clias 11
U5S
.11. naicot .inn u '
1J0. McCallaaJihn
50. llitlli, Fainuel
100, " " 11
22. Shick Goo '
50. Colli-)- S E 'i
200. Cowsart James "
200. Miller A 1'ifer "
"llO.sYol.o Puter "
40. Yole'Jdcob
10, Crovcr Mlclocl"
100, Miller & reifer "
" -LOU
" 15.17
Coujiigliam 21,71
40-j
l'rankliu
Jaekeou
Locust
Millliu
.".(17
5.73
lill.S.'l
3.57
5.07
3.17
5.83
11.37
10. OS
3.57
4.03
13.22
7.00
B.S7
8.74
32.07
32.07
SO. 01
82.07
3.97
3.41
5.93
3.11
3.11
2.S.01
7.31
12.05
i.tS
3.80
7.74
4.S3
8.13
1,48
3.72
10.1)
11.12
Mniiio
52
332. Monn i- Hoat "
10. ltillcrs Est. "
17. Sloan Oeo "
150. Deobler C II
120. Holl'man Hat.
200. Woodaldo AFrick"
25, IlarUoll David UCO
400. Cel. C..V I. Co "
400. " "
ZiO. " " " o
400. DciU P.obt
50. Ash William "
10. lllnnk Joseph "
11. Traugh ltcnry "
3. Parka James "
0. l'.vai.s Jocuh "
305, Ererliard John "
100, II ugliei J 11 "
125. Hughes W & I, "
10. Groves M "
50. Creellug A "
(1.1, Shuman V II DC2
14. Howmau S II "
ISO. I'rcas Andrew "
20. SmcckMliolsl 11
3, l.ongenbergo (1 "
32. " "
50, Cheetz James "
Monlour
Orango
I'lno
11
S I.no f
Mllllln
llcavcr
II Creek
F Creek
tl wood
Locust
Montour
Maine
Heaver
II Creek
11
Cnlawlssa
Mllllln
Maine.
S Leaf
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OYHUS liODIUNS
Cir'.
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A MAfcTHHl.Y VKHHIFICATION OK THE
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BO prouounud by Jiiulluf clergymen nnd lay
men of all iliiiomlnatlons. L'ulvcisiillynduilred
und highly fsie.'iaiHl hntti tor Its g;renl Intrinsic
merit unit nn eliaiilunl llulsb. A lie-sullful Pi 04.
peuliii, lrom u new and orlulual dislgu. showing
the Ullleieiit stvles nl lilndlug, Ue sent n5o
lulvly l-'HEE In all necepted im Ageuts,uud n sam
pit, isipy w hell ill sired, nl 20 7r ceil, mi (Ann the
ifJIOl.liH.tIJi I'UIOH. Eicluslvn TiTiltury,
nnd Ihe Most LIU rul'lvrins, Furlull pnrlleuhUM,
terms, etc., udJresn
CM". VENT.PublUher,
11111 0'70-ir 3 Uurelay St. New Yoik,
J
PRINTING
Neatly oxecutixl at this Offlci
COLUMBIA IEON WORKS,
N. V. BAJ'i'LK. V. W. NKAL. L. J. TAYLOIt.
Iff. W. SAIrlFIE! & OO.i
Ooi'uor ol' Main Street nnd & B. lttvil ltoad,
33Xj003VrS33CJ3aa-3
MAOIIINISTB, Ill0i AND 1UIASS rO liNDlillS;
BLACKSMITHS AND
MANUFACTUHERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
?;s:i:itAJ. r,iAJBii.vc: voiiu ami uhimiuh.
.MILL UEAHtNO, HHAI"1'1N(), POLI.EVH, HAN'OKHK, HEAD llt.OCKH,
saw nrxXiL gearikto op all isxisros,
OAaTINOfl FOIt FUUNAUKS
AND itOLLINU JIILI.S.
AIM) II.Mt WHEKI.4 AN!) AXI.1JS
AND (IKNEltAL MINING CASTINOH.
BRASS CASTINGS OP ALL KINDS.
CAlt liOKKS,
t'U M i'US 1 Ti ON (JAb I llSliS,
AND UAltHIT METAD
IlliLFJKLD'H CKLKBUATICl) (JLOIJK VALViffi,
STOI' COCKS, CIIKCK VA1,VUS,
AJ H t'OtHva,
OIL OUl'fl,
STKAJl W11ISTLKS
steam: ouArrEa, EEEAri xxa ahd rzaaiia'as
AGENTS VOJi ST-IIVJTS GOV3CKKOK,
.M'KXowr.Kiiai:!) io he the simplest and hest in the would.
MILLWIUOllTH AND 1IAUIINMS feUITI.lLS EITIIEU ON HAND OH I'UltNlSHED AT
MHOKT NOTICE, VIZ; OUM AND LEATHEIi IIELTINO OP EVERY IMMCKHTIO v,
HEMP AND KOAP STONE PACKING, I'llJ', P.ED AND Willi E LEAD, ill'.
IiKSiSUKM AND SOLK JIANUFACTUnEKS OF HALL'S I'ATUN'r
DOUIJLK DISC'IIAllGK TUIilJiNL WI1KKLS.
LII1EP.A1, .NDUCEMKNTH Oll'EHED TO THE TEA HE.
Also Auonte for thu "KUllKKA" Smut nml Kuparntiiift Mnchliie nml
CLI.yiOn" Uran Duster, fc'cnd for circulnr. fiiccinitiii MticlilnoB wm Ii
ac tin' worn".
BLACKSMITHHSTG,
HEAVY OH LIGHT VOUOINOH,
JUEIU'IIAST I HON OV ALL SIZKS ON ILvND.
REAMKIiS, TAPS AND DIES,
UOLTH AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES. MADE TO ORDER.
ORDERS FOR HRIDC1E DOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
iv.rn,Mx- i,,, AND INTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
1 All'huA bllOl'.
WE HAVE NOW IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY
AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE itl KINDS OF PATTERNS AT SHORT NOTICE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OP THE LATEfaT IMPROVED PATTERNS.
THRESHING MACHINES,
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired
AND ALL EXTRA PARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
IIOltTON'S PATENT HAY HAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS.
rSrN. 11. Having put in machinery especially adapted to tlio Manufacture
of Mouldini; Cutters, wo nro prepared tnoxecuto largo or small orders, at hhort no
tice, and on very favoiahle tenuis. fc.nd for Circular and price list.
,y,.W, N- W- SAMPLE A CO.
Legal Notices.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
I STATU Ol' ICAIIH.I.A MASON, HKC'I).
I.i'Hcm of lulliiiiilstrallon on tlio estalo of
fkabniia Mmon lato of 1'all lirook, In
Tloca l omity, tU ccnbdl, lia o lit on cii.iilc.i
hy llio lUMiMir of talil county to Chnilos W.
MIHir 01 HI00111 lowtifclilp, Columlila couuti.
AHioreoiH hnvlnBilnli-.isiiaiili.sttliooi.tnto of
tlio ilccoili'iit mo rcquoslcj to.rcsent tliem fur
hcttlciiii.iit.niul Uicso InilobliU lo llio i Mute to
muko iinyiiieni to tho uiultislcnoa mlmlnlstra
tor w ithout ilU.iy. C. W. MILLER,
npr'J!';il-0t. AilmlnlMinlor.
ADMIN I.STllATRIX'S NOTICE.
Fhr.vTi: of John iiiomas, nr.o'n,
Loltcis ofiulininlitiation on thopi.talo of Ji.Im
TlHunps Into ol liloombuvtf, Culumbln coun
ty, ilociai cil, have been ariuittd by the ItCKlstcr
ol mill louuly lo Hiuu'i 'Ihonins lcslilln In Iho
two., and counly uloii'FiiI.l. All pcrsom having
clauits aKtilnst llio ei-tiitoiif tho ilcccitcnt are re
iiiifHiil 10 iiiisint tlicm lor utilinicni, ana
tlioiolmli l.teil lo the i-stiito to mnko myueuUti
tlio ululiri(;ni'il, niluilulbtiiitrlx. u Itlinut delay.
SARAH TllOMAf,
nprS'Ti) Civ. Aitinlnltratilx,
VTOTICE.-TO WHOM IT MAY
J.1 CONCERN I, tho undcrslxnoil 1.0I1I n nolo
10 Hiinucl I.illij for clahly ilollari, (Shudj n.ul
wai unil liiisriiN i-Kaiiwt 1 ukImsIiil' Mid nolo
until iho halaiu'o la pnM 10 inc. riho nolo It
lion, Hajuncl IIiohIoih, Konrins:euok twn, and
1'i.l.d l ibruaiy Huh, lt:o, Pnynlili. 111 0110 Mar
Iriim ilnln Willi In U 1 1 M. .1. J. IIROIOUH.
Conyiisl.nui twp., April 2), IbTD-St.
A DM1NISTRATORS' NOTICE.
x iBTAih of jaioii nAirn-m, ui r'11.
Litters of mlrnlnl'.tititloii 011 tliocstatoof Ja
cob Hartley, late of l-'r.mklln twp., Colmnbla co.
di c'd., have heen lirauleil by this Register ol Mild
county, tn Jolm Ilnrtlcy ami I'lirlMinn Ilnri'iv,
01 Kriikliu lounsliip. Culutnbiu coiiMy,
All veiMins hnvlni; claims or deviambi jcnlu-.t
the di ledent aie uqui Mi'illo muko tlniu known,
ami tl.nM' liulilili'il tn tiniki' i.tiviiii,nr.
JolIN HAR'lI.r.Y,
ellHihll.iN liAlru.l.Y,
niu?r;o-6v, tliniiiltictors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S N OTI CE.
HtTATE nri'ATlMF.lXE (11 Al'.ll.llll' UH'Ml.
Ltltirs ol IMlllllllIstiall II nil tilt, l-tlnlo of
( iiihiuliie Ui in hint, i.ii.. i fMi.hu. Liiiimliip Cn
limil ln ii iinty, ilicunkiil. Inn- boin rninuiiby
the HiKii-liro! t-ftl t..i,iii in Mipiimi (Jiniliiiii
11-MittHK In the tt.un t.fitni.t uiuil'.l ..I.i.miUI,
All J eli-i ns 1 avion I'll. 'inn i.KuIil!t ')' ilt.letil
Iho ill ceih in mi. ,i ijiu Mi il lo ) i, MM.t thelu li.l
K'tlliuifut, all. I tli'M. indil.tiWto tin I'tnla (n
liLiko pnj lilt in to Ihe ui,iler,.niil, udiu.ulatla
tor, M'lthtiut delay,
STEPHEN U EAR HART,
ii.iJU'7u (It. AaiiiinUtmtor.
"7Xeci;tor's n"otice.
l J l-nr.UT. OF i:i.li-. M'.i.TII 1IEI OXO, HEC'll.
l.ellcri.iestaiiiciiUiryiiivlIiveitateofElltabeth
DelotlL'. lato of Oinnuo tnwlikln, ,.M,).. v.
dec'tl., luivu Leen kijuIchI by the ltcmter of snlii
cnuuly to EdwuriPDelon!,', of Omnsn twp. Col co.
1(1. All lierfiOllH llllVlll.- CIuIi.IM IlfTltlnvl. tl.n ...l.ilu
mo ruiucbtoil to present thoin In tho Exomtor In
Coluinbln couuty, Pa. Thone iudobied in tho
intato either on note. Judgment, inoilfHKn or
u. eunui win iniihu piiineiii iii mo r..ee
utor without delay.
EDWARD DI'-LiiNO,
Pl)ib'70-6r. lUeculor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
XI J.TATK OF M'AI.'ll;lt JIASON. DFC'Il.
Letter, of mliuluifclratlon, CoU tiqh cum
trtttiiiHuto aniifio, on iho etdato of Waller
Mimou Into of Hliom tountlitp, Columbia
county, ilerriiMil, liao Uin urnnteil bv tlielKir.
Kter ni mid county, to C.W.Miller of lllooms
buii,'. All rei'MiLii liavlns elalms uualiikt lliu
I'Ktato of mitt tloi-iAiut nrr niiuehtetl ini.rei.iut
111! Ill liirt.ttllcuif ut.illitl tllose indelileil to lllako
payiiuiit tntlio llildeiMalled, Mil bout ilelay.
C. W. .MH.I.lIt!.
AdinlllMimor.
tlliru. ,0-Ct J tie Ionia ii&ii fliwi tntumento unmxo
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
lMT.m: or w it, i. riiTTi'iiii K, m.0'11.
Lettirs of n.tinliilsiiallon on the estatoof Wm.
L. Dititerlek lain of Cenlro luwnshlp, Columbia
countv, deoM liavo been uiauted tiy iho UenUIer
of biild county tohleplieu De.tterli k iiiJius l.i
the towui.hliiuud cnuuly ntontialil. All peiHimu
liitvinu elalniH ntnluiil tlio iwlaloof Iho di redent
me in in. 'me. I to pittent them for ".'Clil.it HI,
and tlaiw iuilelitu.l to the ciatoto iiiaUo ,i.iy
lueiit to tho uiiilen.lKUi.l.mliiiiiiUtrui!ir,tiilioul
dl.iy. hliU'IlEN Dl ETi'r HICK,
iiu u'TO-o Administrator.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
S. KbTAT B OF JOHN 1 IIAl'll, Ur.C'll,
Letli ri ot lulmlnutratloii nn inoemaio of Jnlm
rraub, lale or cntnwlwui Iwil, Columbia eoiinty,
dee'd, liavo bein giantcil by the Keulntcrof kiIiI
oouuty In Aujimiuii Tinub imt.llui; In the tp.
unit county nforould, Alt imnnua liai Inn claims
ngaliikt the tblalo of tho ilf.-uK.nl ure ruiiieiteil
In prikonl them lor ulilemint.anJ lh.no In
debted to Ilia t mute lo iuuk payment to lliouu
lieulgntil, ndinlnlairaii.r. wHlioui tlelay
ACUL'sil'M'lltAl'H.
Admluialialor,
lua) OTO-Cw.
"IXICCUTOR'S NOTCE."
I J. I Alii or UAKY M. IIAMllli;, iict'n.
LelteiN teitiiiiiieutary on the cuiato of Mary
Mlgdalllie llu., t.ot'k, Inlo i f l liiuklln towutlllp,
. ...iii.iu.i, t.tin. tut ti, t.H.i iwu tiraniuii by
Ibo IUwlj.i( r orulj counly lojolut II, Hmley,
at Praiilllu ti.uni.hlp, Col. co., All pi'ikoiu havl
,uH v,.tn rK. ...V re'lllUtire l(Hllin.lll ((,
pn. nt Hum to the l-.xitntor lu lolmubla
I'uuiiiv. 'lno.' Iinltbteiltu tho rM'ito c'ther on
uoip, judgment, inoriBuao or uc.iit uceoi nt mli
mnko pumml In tliuiic. i.ti.r Miili.iiini. luy.
. JOHN U, HENLEY,
niirHTg Cw, Kiocutor.
BOILER MAKERS.
I0X-
liu seen
Legal Notices.
A uminIstiiatoii's NOTICE." "
FhTATK OF DANIirr, AN1IE, Blx'n.
i.i . ttora ofndnilnhtrntloii on tho estate of Dan
, v..0' )ill9uf MndNon twp, Columbia county,
lleed., tune been granted by ihe HecMcrof said
county, to John Ando ot Mmtlnm two. All
ncruns linlHK claims or ilemands nsulnst tli
decedent oru leonested lomnke them knowu.and
tllo.se Indented lo inaL-e pnjntcut.
JOHN ANDE,
npra .o-dw. Administrator.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICI-Z
-TV 1.STA1KOF FAT11ICK IIVUNF, DIC'D.
Letters ol iulmliil.MralIi.il cum tnlimmito mi-
"; t'l laiiiiik jiyriie, into
of CnnyiiKham lownshlp, Columbia County.
decent.e.1. have been granted bv the ltcclster.ot
i tiiuiiioia couniy 10 Dennis llyruo of Conjni-
..uiu i..iiiiip, .jii i.eisons linviug claims or
dcniaudsaiialiist llice.!nlii of tlio deeedeut aro
leriuistid loinako them known, and Ihoso In
debted to make payment.
JJI.NIM IIVRNC,
,.,,. Ailinlnlhlrator,
nprl., .i)-0Mr mm latatiiento ameio.
"EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
1J i?!tati:of iiisny i.-inosiiciiv.dep'd.
Letters tehiainentary on the otate of Henry
KlUklitiry, Into i.l Heutoil Inwiikhlp. Columbia
ooiuitj, dee'd, have l.ieu yiunledby tho lleglsicr
of mlu lounti lo Elijuli fullmer ol Pluo twp.,
l ot. en.. Pa. All pcriont. liavln ; claims nsalusl
llio estate nio riijuesud to prefi.i them lot'ia
r.xeenlor Iu Columbia couuly. Tlio-e iudebltd
to the estilli-ell ire nn t.niu l...lA...
or bonk atcount will make, pajment io tueKs-
J'l.I.IAIl I LLLMER,
Executor.
iirilU'TIMilv.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Li I'SrATK OF I II.Uil.LS F, IIA.NX, DKC'D.
Letters ici.ainriitar on the cstnto or Charles
I . Mnnn, into ot Heaver township, Colombia
ouu Iv dt cM, Imve been Kiautcil by tno ReiiUter
or Ma nl county tiil'.nnllno MiiDiinti.l Allen Mnnn
ot I eavcr.Col. eo,, Pa, All puso s hnvlng claims
nvnlnst tho estate are reouusted to presiul tlioiu
to the Exiiutois tn Coluinbln county. Tnohs
li-il.l.ttil to Hit i Mnto cltlur on Hole, ludirmcut.
1 1 ,-!i gu ol ho .lt liccnunt will make n.ivii.unt
in Hi.) 1.1"
l .llltll I ."V Ii -ll.ISP(,
ALLEN M.VNN.
m.uiY;o-6ie.
ixecutors.
i?xecut6iivs NO'iytJE
1-1 I.STATK OF .1. 17. 1' I'A 1IT.TT1, .in..',.
l.i.ll. is lelaiueuluiy ou tlio'uutate'of J. O,
I leblor late ol i nlawisii tnit-ni,f,. .v.t.,r.,i,i.
e'iiiiiiv.dec'd,li.ivebeenBraniodby tlm'lu-Kisterof
i ..luinlii.i i .iiiiity to Henry I'f.liler oi catawis-
s.l. t'ottllll ila colintv. ln. Alt 1.......... 1.....1....
1 li.imsngHtiist thocstatenre rerjne.stedtu present
tl.ein to the Executor in Columblu Counly, pa.
1 Iwse Iudobied to the eatalu either on note, juds
meut, moricuKo or book uccouut will maK
payment to tlie Executor w itlioui -.eUy.
HENRY PPAHLER.
inar. ij TJ-dw. Executor.
N
JEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MH4S LIZZIE HARKLEV
lluvliijt Jun rtluined from tho city, oflers to
llio ln.,leKorilloomi.ljui(:nmlilio couuty, ull tho
ueuosl and preltlest styles of
H P It I N 11 H A T H ,
1'nucy floods, Notions, ,ie., seleeied with ureal
euro nml with tlio dclio to satisfy nil tastes, and
they iittinot lull in ulve latisiucllon.
As Hamtey Jlulldlni;, Main bluet.
llliHiinsburi:, April 2), Is7u-.1I,
Shaking and. Burning,
It is not ueressniy to journey from tho tropics
lo Atask-i lu order to vxpcileuce the extremes of
lieut autl cold, Tuousauds uuJeriM nil tho lu-
conveniences of this tliermoinelrlcal change
every day, or' ovcry oilier day, ns the caso may
be, wilhuut tho tioublo ,ot movliij over the
tliro.hol.1, A word with thosa liivoluutary sh.ik.
era. What are they dolus to expedite their ro-
luni iuu medium teuipointure? 10 break the
chills anil banUli the fever? Are they doslns
inenisoives with iniliiin... thereby liupcrlUuu
tho Bouuduess of tlielr b iiiei un.l tminlrliiB the
Miorof tluir brains nud uenous system Home
of tliem ure.no doubt, but unt themajoilty of
Iheiu.H Is believed. The vnl.io of Hestotter'a
Htouiaah Hitler us a harmless and certain spe
cula lor iwer ami uuuo Is understood aud nppie
cl.itedln nil pails of the country whero Inter
mlltenls prevail. Tlie reaMotilsofsucli localities
betjlu touikoltcarly lu the spring as 11 protec
tion uiiJlusl the mlasiun by which they are sur
r.iuudedi not all of tlium, poiiiapi, f ir n blind
adherence to eiror Is tlio speelalty of some peo
ple, but the gicuter uumber.
If there H uny llxe.1 fact In tliewiieutlcs, It U
11. Ui that the Hitters aro n for I.HI, r saftuuard
against all the varieties ol periodic maladies
protlueitl l.y unwholrsomoexhulatlous than uny
diuu or compound In the materia nietlleaoi the
pruttjuslou, Tills ussei Hon is inaddwithuU due
ruspet't to Ihe faculty, but being an linjiorlaut
truth, autl one that nearly vo ieerus tho health
of Im to settlements In minus jiaru or the
omiuliy, nui ludtod of the publlo at !nre. It Is
made riarhuly. I ' undcil nn amjile s,ud uuliu
I a. liable tttllinouy, H i'.cll. s dlsprovi.1
'io Ircak up mills aud leicis, as well lu to
picicnl them, llieiu is nothlUL' so rellabU t
111 wiioliaome xeetsbltt lestorullve.