u (Mumlriau.
Bloomsburg, Friday, Juno 24, 1870,
UoN'T foreot (ho Festival nnw pnlnp
We announce this week llio ntiino
era now candidate for Commissioner
Wk nro Infiirmnil Hint tho whiskey
elonglng to tlio Into Martin mnmoyor
or, nnd Ills farm roloasecl from seizure.
f 14 IL IlirilV lllll. III IIIHIICII.
LECTUBE. in tho Hall of Ynuntr
iivovcninir Juno ziin. uv tin iinv.
(lYraiES. Tiicso sincuKir upotiln lrnvn
T.I -.1. t l.-l il. i
nt'iunui tuuiau uiu iisiuu uuiitnur ui
tirarnvrn. 1 inn .Tnnn "NT rVif-.i-r.r-
.... Urnelilntif .Tnrlrvn rC 41m nm.!.-. .. f
.nrnrno uouiiiv. Jiaa rositrnnii., n una
na( n 'wini-tli iti-Ifl- flirt
tntn n liiiniifiq in nnnnmin itio t-nai.
tnco iu wiiKCd jjarro.
iohu wuuit ur i wo our ncicuuor nas
, Iah.I m.i ,,t,1.1nn.lnl.n.l 1...
Tun Hon. Jeremiah B. Ulack of York
,i inq mar rnt trnnr trmn "nvno
liuiiuin imiiuau tiuu 1U WJUUil III UIU
. -t ..i ...!.
STOKMY. UUHL'IU VibllUU OH 1UUII-
. t7 -.. -1 1 .1 r
zlitnincr was unusually vivid and
ft! UIl LUU JUIIU1V1UU IIIUIIIIIIIT WIIH III1
.t i i ...i.:f. i.i" i
.UL'.ILU UUlti litll'Ui 'lUUIilllll.') Ui J I ill 1
tl.t J 1.. At l
- a w A Ttn.mn - i.
airy in uciivu uuuiauuii i liiis m i
rs before, nnd would answer thnt thorn
nil T. SI m I 1 1 H I III rl l l'H i il i iirnu i r I tin llfll
ItTI'MM LI I llllVITIINM II1IMT MU'Il IlllSIa
UK uioitf NUj;. v iiirrninnrn.
fl III IliilllLV KII'KI'Il tun. Ill inn
ua nuixiu li in u Million ii r Hi'iiiiiir i-siiiii.
in. 1 1 us uuiin ruuiL'cioo nmi snnr i-acmc
a,wu ranjoniy, wnnst uoiiouay, 01
. l,nil,.i.i .. r : .. i. . 1. 1 . t-
iv. n w I iirK miiifiiu ri'fiirri n mvon
.jkiii kiiii HiriiKit in iitih emir 'i nn
Timiini'i ir in iiKifiiimniirf' nn xn n-
vwnn .r in i ill mil ' t'vttt r ii-n. .
ir inr .i lino
Dy iicnry ivowier, James Hponen-
jall, charged with being concerned in
e in ur hit. i in w:is nrri'Mit'ii nirpn nv
DLuuis, uiini'ii u. uuuwurii. it is
Ittr.nn ITT. T 11T 1 1 11 .
fllflll tl nrtnnrtfta nnd Iiwlnn-K.tifj rtvt
Pol IhV ' ' in I 'nnnlir I vtrrtntiuolnti-
oi liorKSCountv imu tnn ininrinn
,.tiin .. ...i T.-.i r.- -.
l)urciinsn nnntifv inr rnnl nutntn nr fnr
, .(-fVM ..v.
nill-nnrMl ll'ftrn Invnli n In nn
nr,r trnrr miw nm. 41. n n .n.,.., n,. , A
"".mm-U itlUKltU 111U OUU VU VII.XI01U11
I'll ill TIT. P KTrtT)-r . T me Afm ifl.f.l,
Urrf'fl fn iVTnnlnti I not nnt
JLK llv MfTtiriil n 'llin 1 finnnnni'
Ylnlfinf'A nf Imll ctrirtna la lmitnni
luItlL' known in thn Tlnlinl Stitn.-i
ffiauy years.
rn una inn rn....,i jn i.n n.mii 4
io cover tho&o black noudescriut
IT 171II ilfMllttlnca lr nlimti In nnnn.
jv iiiit'riii. iifiiiiii iiiif. ii r. t iiri citim
Valt.-.l.... i,.. r loll. 'ill
uipmtinrd nninrv nrnantif I lnlf imiinnu
nan nm. inirt Hi.1. n .in..n... rni...
ncntnifiii r riin... rii.n.....nu ...nn
- i'ii. ..buiuiiiii uiuwuj n ivwivtu
llllll 1111 . 11 . tlT 11.1.1. U .11 AMU'
"-auiecit'u xicasiirur lor uiu ensu-
"luma Wll 4 il'l"I ITI 1 l.llllil 111 I'lllII'll
nh it .I". .....
.u vuvui ulna lliuiu ii'ii in iiiiiiii-
nnn. i : - :
'WUI lllW'n 1 1 111 11 Tn nr iinl HUM IT.
I'vinuil Xliniltl ln fl innn la nn
iiinn i..i .. . . . -
nn.ii ii"
al...i . - .iwm... llullotlllll
Kuvurrinannni rim. .ini .
sou iw i "vuuiuucu, uuin io navo
u vnl?f,1'.ousokeel,c"s working.
btM&y tl10 .-tvant of it. This
lSai "..as tho boys say. Is about
tho pallcnco of
i.i. ... .1.
i . - .v VIUkAK LJIIllllIl'N III lllll
-T.irUiv,uniuivu,
THE
Tjiu editor of tho UcjmbUcan boasts
iiiAiiiiinuinu nig caivus among ins sub
scribers. Wo glvo up. In that respect
! U l-HlillUb ii,iruuuil 1III11,
Ar.i'itAiir.TtriAT..'l'lin rll-. !.,,...
Icnco of only 81 letters, contains all tho
letters of tho alphabet! "Johnqulckly
vaiuiiiiuii'Vu iivu low ung3"
, NJ:iv n1,41'EIhrWo ,cnn thnt Col.
I, (IV I Ti '1'iltn will alnri n I..
Wllliamsport. about tho 1th of July
!mx ' , boea1"wl "'0 Sun uml Democrat,
Aim mi gunuuiiian cannot romain idle
nnd turns ns naturally to cditorlnl du
ties us tio llowcrs to tho sun.
Tun liONOtcsT day. Tuesifny last
was tho longoit day of tho year being
(1 llllln .iin.. II..... .1 ..n .. I I n
iiiuu uiuiu iiiuu iiiiuun nuura uciWCCIl
tho rising and tho setting of tho sun.
There will bo llttlo or no chaugo In tho
length of tho next threo or four days.
(Hill Mmil tlmt lnnmllio .i.ltl I...I1..
...... ... . Uiii,. lYin Kiutiuiiiiy.
decreaso uutlll tho 21st of December,
unicii win uu inu Biioriosi day, wan
ouly about ulno hours between sunrlso
NKiiLiis O'Nkiis Tnoui-K. This
ciiiiipnny oi incatrical nrtlsts gavo two
ciilprinliiinnnta In (tin rv.i...t Tr.. i..
this placo on Tuesdnv nnil Wmliin-i1.,.
evenings last. They wero tho first of
uiu i. uiu viiu 1I.IVU V1S11CU us. Tncir
iciiurmanccs wero lively nnd sparkling
litcrsnnrsnil with almrlurr ot.,1 ;i,,i.,
nnd gavo much sntisfactlnn. Tlin nnii!
ienccs wero not as largo ns wo had fan
t ed thoy would bo. Tlio energy and
flbillfv oi Hin mmtinnw nrnilnful.. .1n.
serveil better houses. Poiiiam tlmv
may do better nt their next visit.
Conitr.rTinv 'rim S!,ml.,i n......i
In
I nil nrflpln nn rlntfoftiMi Mn.i.
tho following slatomont:
"It forcibly reminds us of lite uddru.m
in i ltd ...!... ..n n 41. .. "V . III . I
iw uiu uiMiua m, inu wruiiKuviiiosciiooi
111 fitlltviliTn nniiufii Aft..- r. .1 . 1
tho hoys ujion their duties toward their
Instructors, and tho advantages of an
education, Ac., ho turned to tho llttlo
Kins, renmruiiig; 'Now. cirls. you
"iiuw inn uiu uovernor. i wain 10
Bivoyousoinoatlvlce. Uo obedient to
vntlr I rmrtltrifa I in .iIoim. I. I
i """"' uui-itain 111 JUUi IIU1I3UII.
Httulv linril in npnnTTii-illuli ttrm. Inal l.i.f
abovo nil bo virtuous, nnd somo day.
lYiiu, uuuna, juu may occupy uiojirouu
and exalted position now occupied by
Mrs. Geary.' and closed liv fclsslmr
liein In turn.1'
AVIinlnvni- M.-lout..r.ll ...ou
I ii -r ..iii inn Hum-, lil
nt tho ornal School in this place, and
WO don't u-nnfc Hin ni-iiiimilll.ino (,.
claim tiio credit of it.
Don Piatt is Pained. Don. writ.
inc from Wnsliinutnn mivs ;
I WamillitlPll fo lonrn IVniii (lir Iflr.l.
Custodian of tho boot jack, yoitorday
that tho Administration had been down
with tlin U'lnn nlinlln. Tim A ilnilnljhx.
tion had Imprudently partaken ofstraw-
uunics uuu cream, wuctner tno berries
wero too ripe, llko Cuba, or not ripo
enough, llko San Domingo, I do not
kllOW! Illlt. tlin nrontii cnnrnrl oml .mi.
died so that tho digestive apparatus oi
uiu vuiuinisirauon was paralyzed and
tho fruit, instead of digesting, went in
to rapid decay, causing a fearful accu
mulation nf fmii ,rnnj In tlin clni.i.,,.1.
of tho Administration, disturbing tho
uuuis ciuu causing lnienso pain. Tlio
iiviuiiiL'ui, consisicu oi a mustara pias
ter tfl tlin hninla nnl Qtim.inl. nf II. n
" uuitv... ..111. ollIUUbll I1IU
AdUlilltstrntintl mill n lint lirlnlr tntlin
small of tho back. Iu forty-eight hours
uiu luuiinisirauon was sumcicntiy
convalesncent to bear llfteeu minutes
of tho Stato Department whoro tho ven
erablo Hardino gavo small dosesofCata
cazy on hemp and Thornton on Fenian-
13II1.
IiAsi'iir.RRV Festival. Tim Tinntlit
Church of UloomsburL'. (for tlin first
tirno) Intend holding u Raspberry,
Strawberry nnd Ice Cream Festival, tho
proceeds to bo devoted to their Sabbath
School. It will bo held in Snyder's
Hall, on Thursday, Friday nnd Satur-
uuy uveuings, juuo sua, nitli und 23th.
Among other inducements tho Society
have procured n beautiful and expen
sive Gavel, to bo voted for bv tho Ma.
sous, Odd Fellows, American Mechan
ics, j-mgnis oi I'ytiuas, itca .Men, Sons
of America and Good Temnlnrs, tlm
Lodgo receiving tho highest number of
voics io uo tno recipioiit. Also a com
plete set of Dickons' Works, Diamond,
Kdltion, handsomely bound, and illus
trated by Darley, to bo given to tlio
Lawyer rccclvim? tho hle-he,!. number
of votes. Also a handiomo Dressing
uuwii, onurcii uy mo jsaptlst Uorcas
Society, to tho Kditor receiving tho
highest number of votes. First-class
music will bogiven atintcrvals by Prof.
Nile.s and daui'hter. A enrillnl invlln.
tion is generally extended.
lil UUUKU OF cojr.
Ui'iscoi'AL The Uislion of thisDio-
ceso recommends Immediate action lo
secure an endowment for tho proposed
new Kplscopalo of at least flity thou
sand dollars, and has appointed tho fol
lowing named gentlemen to solicit bub
scriptions, and, judging by tho names,
to head tho list with n sum which shall
no an example or liberality :
-Asa i-ucKer, luaucn ununk.
Wm. liuehler, Harrisburg.
Judgo Maynard, Wllliamsport.
Isaac Fckert, Heading.
T. 1C. Franklin, Lancaster.
Wm. L. Conyngharn, "Wilkcs-Uarre.
II. Stanloy Goodwin, llcthlelicm.
T. It. Sitgravos. Kaston.
II. 11. Rockwell, Scianton.
J. llervey Uarton, Lock Haven.
P. Uiihly, Jr., Danville.
0. It. Pax ton, Uloomsburg.
',. II. Russell, Honcsdalo.
Judgo Watts, Carlisle
Henry Colt, Allentown.
Charles Ruber, Pottsvillo.
W. II. Cooper, Montrose.
nUIirnATrnV Tlin timir Vunmiollml
Tiiithnrnn Plinr.li of Armin.i Tnn r..,il
............ .i.m. ivjr a. ill, .Ulllll-
son township, Columbia county, near
W'l.II,. TT.,11 ...Ml 1... .l-.H i. i ... ii
ii imu iiuii, win uu ucuicaieti jjorii's
day, July 3d, nt ten o'clock In tho morn
ing. OUR friend Ilenrv Jnm.es Plnrl.- nf
Hloomsburg, Pa., having spent several
weeks in our city, left us on Monday
morning. Ho was pleased with our ell
mate, country and peoplo. He made
hosls of friends here, nnd nil nro anx
ious that ho should permanently locate
nmong us. Wo aro glnd to learn that ho
iirupusus paying us another visit ero
long. A orth Carolinian.
Official Oiiduu Affkctinq Asso
ciations. Tho following order from
tho Treasury Department, in response
to an inquiry from ono of our citizens.
airccts benevolent ami other associations i
nnd contains information Important to
Know :
Sin: John McDennott. 'I rensmrnr nf
St. Patrick's Renellcial Society, has
written to this olllco resneetliic
duty on orders nud rccelpls of nbovo
Association, and has been referred to
urucrs on uio Treasurer issued olllcl
ally by nu ofllccr of tlio Society, to a
third party for payment of dues, to.lck
iiiuuiueia, ivc, Hiiouui no sinmped at
tho rato of promissory notes, tho samo
as orders drawn on bis owu bank bv
tho cashier. Scries, No. 10, pago 15, 1M
paragraph,
Receipts given by oftleers of tlioSoci
cty In tlio common courso of business
for Bums cxeecdhiL' J.O shouhl bo
stamped.
nut n orders or receipts pass between
tho odlccrs of tlio Society, for instance
tho Secretary nud Treasurer, not for tho
liurpoioof making payments, but mere
ly to regulate tho internal accounts of
tho Association, it Is hold that they
need not bo stamped.
vours, itespeciiuuy, J. w. ijouoiiABS,
Acting Commissioner.
John R. Uiuutkniiach, Ksn,,, Collect
or fntorual Revenue, (Jth District,
Norriitown, Pa.
BpeciaIi nttention of tho Ladita Is
invited lotho JJineiton Hair Curlers,
ml. .union, I In (I.I., 1,,, 1... nr. ki Afn.
11V. UI 14-11,14 444 4441a li3.?UU, If V 4.H liOl 13.
Milian & Co., 03 North Vront Street,
rninuieipnia.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
BASB BALL.
New Youk. Jun n 12(1. Am nvntltnip
mil Inilr
place to day on tho Capltollno gronnds
ni urooKiyn, jn . Y., between tho Ath.
lctlcs, of Phllndolphln, nnd tho onco fa
inoUS Atlntltlcs. of Itrnnltlvn.
Tlio Philadelphia boys started for
noiuu lo-nigiu, ciniming to havo won
tho championship, this being their sec
ond defeat of tho Atlantlcs this season.
ATlii.ETtes. o. n.i
Itcncli, ai u t s
i.iiifi!i .. Vi
O. 11.
3 u
Vii ' v - ' nraiin.au it
.ne.?-iv 2 3 ?.L". 1" b,..;...
hA i.,,ii,":'""V f. Si h"?' m".n
Keruuson. c
Mcnneier, r. f. , 1
lUtlcllll'o, h, s 3
llechlol, I. f. o
7-.llli.li i.
imu, c. ..'......',";
I'lb-a y.i i.''
. mil., o i u 1 u
27 M
McUtiiiaM','!-. r!"
iNMNrm t 1 n A fi a r a n
AIM. .11- o r x - .r .V X " ."
V " , f. ' u ' u li'
... .I..1111; UUUH1U1U1
Umplro-C. Glover, of the Umiilro Club.
PuiLADnLFiiiA, Juno 22. The game
between tho Red Rtnek Inrra nmi A Hilnf.
les was tho most oxcltlng that lias over
ueon piaycd ncro. Tho following Is tlio
result :
Jtctl siocUIngs-2, 2, 7,5, 3, 1, 2, 0,2-27
Athletlcs-7,1, 1,0,1,1, I, 1, 0-25
LOCAL NOTICES
ASTOXtMirt.V'J Tlin Ii no Inn do .Inn n
by Moyer Pros, ofthisplaco.in Mason's
Patent Fruit, .rnra. with immninin uMn.i
4 i. . . . I 'Wll,l,lHll 411IUU
topi, tho best In tho market. Thoy nro
iiieiving mem uy mo car load, nnd nro
fully determined to fill tho demand this
season. Send in your orders early, ns
fruit, and tho call for these superior jars
o 1II1I11U11SU,
Heat. Now is tho time, when tho
hot saason has fairly set iu, to procure
from David Lowonhnre' nun nf tlinjn
umgnuuiiy cooi summerstilts of which
ho has a full assortment. If you can
not keep cool In ono ofthom, you might
m well mako up your mind to slzzlo.
Put tho experiment is worth trying, so
call on him by nil means. Ho is bound
i picuso nu classes oi purchasers. 4
Foil Colielis. SnrnTlirnnt 1!.,i.hi
- - - "0--l - ...v..., .'IU1I1.I141IS,
early stages, nothing equals Dr.'Picrce's
A terativo Kxtruct, or Golden Medical
discovery, it H also a great blood
lmrlHer nnil qfrnnffli wis i n f.i i. nM 4.. t.i
I i I i -.-w.-fc,... .IJluu;, Ul lUIIll',
Sl)l(l bV drUc Ma nr urillll tlirnn nn,l n
quarter dollars to R. V. Pierce, M. D.,
...iii.iiu, x. i., uuu get inreo uoities
4ii.u ui ijAjiiws ciiuiges.
1V nV veeks nS wo published a
i. v .w iiii...ii; iiiiiuiws
of Dry flnniU In Ar I T..i(.ila
v - . .mi" a U1U41..
TIIO lirlCCS WOrn Rn mnnll Inivnr fl.nii
peoplo had been paying, that somo
iiiuujjiii, uiu guuus ruusi, oo oi an liner
lor quality, or ho could not airord to
sell them ut such prices. Since then
lieonln liavn evmrllnnrl nmi fnoln.l 41. n
quality, and thousands of customers aro
11UW Wllllllir in Fiiuriiir Tlinr I 1 1 Ctfrt la n
1 ft . f "J "v viiwiu ta nub
i wvuvi tno- uuub iiu)t in norinern
I'OnilHVlvnnln. rVhn Innrnnnml
ago has induced him to put somo styles
ui kudus buu luweruimi 1110 priCO W0
I'UUilSllUU.
-pOWi OltDINANCi: .NO 2.
AX 0I1DIXANCE TO SSIAIL'SH A roLlCE DCrATIT-
me.1t asu roil OTnuu I'linrosts.
Beit '.Ordained and Enacted by (Ac Town Coun
cil oflhc Town of Bloomsburg. and it in
hereby Ordained and Enacted bv Authority
of the same.
Section I Art. 1 That tbo Town Coun
cil shall annually at their 1st or 2nd meet
Ing in each year, appoint a Chief of Police,
who shall lo a resident, over twcnty.flvo
years of age j and such assistant Folicemcn
as tho Council may deem expedient.
Art. 2. It shall ho tho duty of tho Chief of
I'olico to see that all tlio regular Tolico at
tend to their duties, faithfully in tho per
formance of all things required of them Ly
law or by tho Town ordinances ; and use their
lest endeavors to preserve tho peace and
quietness of tho Town's and whenever occa
sion requires, to detail a special I'olico to aid
him and them to suppress riots and rows, and
to call to his assistanco any or all tho citi
zens of tho Town to aid In quieting disturb
ances and making arrests.
.lr(. 3. It shall bo tho duty of all Tollce
meu to wear sorio suitable and uniform ladge,
dress, cap or other cusiguiaof offjeobv which
they may bo fcnown and recognized! to bo
designated und authorized by tlio Town
Council.
lr(. -1. It shall bo tho duty of evtry citi
nn ol tho town when called upon by a Town
officer, by tbo High Couslalle or by any I'o
lico officer, to assist in tho preservation of
pullic order, and in tho prevention of all as
saults, riots, tumults or disturbances; and
each person refusing or neglecting to assist
when to called upon shall upon conviction
pay a line not exccedingtbreedoliars Tor each
noglcct or refusal, with costs.
lr( 5. Any I'oliccrnan refusing or neglect
ing lo go with and assist tho Chief of I'olico,
or tho High Constable, in quieting disturb
ances, or in making arrests shall, on convic
tion pay u fine not exceeding ilvo dollars for
each and ercry neglect or refusal, with costs.
Art. C Any person offeringany rcsistanco
to or in auy wiao Interfering with a Tolicc
man of tho Town or High Constable In mak
ing arrests, or in tbo discharge of any other
duty, ahull, on conviction before tlio Presi
dent of tho Town Council, forfeit and pay a
fino not decoding llvo dollars for tho first of.
fonco and not exceeding ten dollars for each
subsequent oirenco; and any person striking,
or otherwise oll'ering violcnco to an officer, or
his assistant, when'in tho dischargo of his
duty, shall, on conviction beroro tho .'resi
dent of the Town Council, foriclt and pay a
fino not oxccedlng Twenty dollars for each
offence, with costs.
Art. 7. Each rogulur Police officer shall
take and subscribe an oath or affirmation bo
foro entering upon tho duties of his oflico to
support tho constitution of tho U. 8., and of
tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and to
perform llio duties of his respectivo olllco
wilh fidelity which oath or affirmation
shall bo filed among tbo records of the corpo
ration. 0UD1NANCK NO. 3.
AS OnillNAtiCE TO AMENIl SEC. 6 Al'.T. 2 OI1 OR
IIIKANCK NO. I.
He it Ordained and Enacted, by the Town
Council of the Town of Uloomsburg, and it
is hereby Enacted by the authority of the
same.
Sec. 3. That hereafter every bitch owned
or kept ly any person within the Town lim
its, shall lo taxed two dollars, and so much
of the second article of tbo sixth section of
Town ordinance, No. I, entitled "An ordi
nance for the preservation of tho peace and
lor other purposes." enacted the I3th day of
May, 1670, as is Inconsistent herewith be,
and tbe samo is hereby repealed.
E. MliNDKNIIALL, President,
Attest i F. Cooi.ev, Secretary.
Juno 18, 1870.
Tho alovo Ordinances to take effect from
and alter tho 15th day of July, A. D, 1870.
II. MMDENHAIiL, fttrt
Attest : F. CooiEv.iS'cc'y.
MARRIAGES.
COLEMAN-AMMERMAN-On Juno lltli, by
:'... i-"'"i . " u ii, .ui i u v.11 uiuii vuiuiuuu
and Miss Aiuuuda E. Aminermnii, of vUbury,
Columbia county, Pa,
OAIH SNYDEIl-Ou tht llllli Inst., by itev.
n ui. j, r.yer.air. Jusepii curl, of caiawiuii,
lo illks Curolluo Hnydtr, of I.ocut township.
KAUNS-SMALE Attho Excliaugiillotel.Cam-
ura, juuo l., isiu, uy jiev. ur. Jviiigoie, 3ir,
James 1'. Karus, and Jllss ltohecca A. Humte,
both of Shlckshluny,
UEINHAMER QHEDNWOOD At Wilkes-
iiaire, juuo v, lbiu, uy A. li. Winner, J, 1'., Mr,
Holomou A, ltelnhnmcr, of Leuluhlou, Pu,, tu
Miss Frances A, Urceuv, ood, of lleutou,
IllooinsliiirK flarkct lleport.
Wheal per bushel 11.25
Ityo " 1 til
Corn " 1 til
Oats. " to
'lour nor Panel 7 oil
Clnvetsoed 8 00
y iuxsecii 2 ly
nutter 3.)
Funs 20
Tallow 10
i'ulllloes
Dried Apples 2 U
lluius 2.
Sldis and Shoulders 17
Iiurd per pouud , M H 20
Hay per Um 18 uo
i ion
No. 1 Scotch nii: 112
No. 2 " " 110
llloom 3U
LUMUKll.
Hemlock Hoards i or thousand feet SI6 CO
Pine " " (ono Inch) 18a20
Jolsl, Scantling, Plank, (Hemlock). 13 UI
Shingles, No. Iper thousuud.. K 00
Hiding " " It IU 00
CiuidldiilcN Itor A'oiiiliinllon.
Tho following gentlemen havo been mentioned
for nomination lo tho several County Offices to
bo filled by election tho present year, and their
imines will bo presented for tho consideration of
tho Ucmocratlo County Convention!
BHEltlFF.
EMANDUS UNANQST,
risniNocnisEn Townsmr.
jamesTlake,
SCOTT TOWNMlir,
SAMUELR. KLINE,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
REE3 J."MILLARD,
RCOIT TOWNilllr.
AAR0NSM1T1I,
HtiMLOCK TOWN8IIU",
I. K. KRiCKIlAUM,
IlKNTON TOWNSlIIr.
WILLIAM APPLEMAN,
1IKMTOK TOWNSIIU'.
WILLIAM EYER,
(I1IEENWO011 TOWNSHIP.
matihaTkline,
KIS1IIN0CI1EEK TOWNSHIP.
ASSOCIATU JUDOU.
JOHN It. YOIIE,
JIII'I'MS TOWNSHIP.
samuelUreasy,
MiriM.N TOWNSHIP,
COMMISSIONER,
HIRAM J. REEDER,
TATAWISiSA TOWNSHIP.
MINNKlTlIlLiK,
CATAWIS3A TOWNSHIP.
JOHN I'TiFaNNON,
CENTRALLY nOROUCIIf.
County Convention.
TllO DrtmnPMt In Vntnr. nf 11m untmiml tll.l.l.l.
Ill Columbia county, aro requested to meet at
tbo usual place ol holding thu goncml elections,
on Snturdiiy, the 3utli day or July, 1S70, between
tbo hours or threo o'clock nnd seven o'clock In
tbo nflcmoon of that day, and elect by ballot
.'.. ..wanna in ici'icai-ni, mo iJISiricl 111 n LOU11-
ty Convention to be held nt the Court House In
Bloomsburg, on .Monday .August 1st, at 12 o'clock
1100U. to select two CouuresKlnnnl nniiri.t..oa in
meet similar conferees from other counties of
mu runnel, io ituiiiinaio a canuiu.ito ror con
gress ; two Representative conferees to meet
Similar Conferees lllllll Hin nllu.r pnnntv In il.n
District, to uomlunto a caudidato for member of
iwbuiuui ; luiiuuiiuiiieouo person ior Associate
Judgo: ouo person for Hhcrlll'; ono person for
Jury Commissioner, ono person for County
Commissioner; ono person for Coroner, nnd ono
person for County Auditor: To bo supported by
.. -'"""v. .., ,'ui i.i. iiiu turning vitTiiuu,
ily order of tbo Committee
CHARLUS 11. 11R0CKWAY.
Chairman.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"nillLOSOl-IIY OP M All It I AG E .
X A New Couiisk ox Lectuues, uh delivered at
the reuua. rolytechnlcund Anatomical Museum
ia)5 Chestnut Ht., tlireo doors nbovo Twelfth.
Philadelphia. embracing tho subjects: liow to
jjivo uuu tvnui to jjivo ior; xnuiu, Aiaturity
and Old Akoj Manhood Uenerally Kovlcwed;
Thecausoot Indigestion; Flatulence and nerv
ous Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philo
sophically considered. These lectures will be
forwarded on recclntof 15 cents bv ndilrsslnrr;
Secretary of tho Pennsylvania Polytechnic
A.MI ASATUMICAL ilUUEUM, 1VJ CUCSlllUt Wt.,
Plttladelpltia. Pennsylvania.
Jei'l'-tMy.
JglUDQK NOTICE
Wo will meet at Mr. Isaac Kllngamon's, In
Beaver twp.,ou Thursday tho7tn day of July
next, from U o'clock, M. to 2U P. M.. to let cou-
"wi iu ihuvo luu uuveicu j-riugu ut mai piaco 10
anoint about li in lie un creek. Now ln uliln.
gles, clear of sup. to be used. Tho bridge to bo
baiso length as old ono; wing walls to bo about
samo as old ones. Abutments to bo Kl feet nbovo
tow waier maru. nan uuu fapeciucailons can uo
seen on tho ground ulday or letting or at this
oliice In tho meantime. All communications
relating this matter wllibu properly attended
DAVID YEAOElt, ) Commrs.
WM. a. QUICK, y nf
CYUUS UOllIllNH. Pnl.Cn.
Attest,- Wit, Khickua-um. Cleric.
CommlbMloner's UUlce, 1
Bloomsburg, Juno 2Z, 1S7P. j
RULE ON THE 1IEIIIS OF SA
ItAH A. BOWMAN.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ss: The Cominnn---iti.
or Pennsylvania to Thomas Bowman. Heurv
B. Bowman, Ueorge L. Bowman, Manassa Bow
man, John Bowman, Mary Intermarried with
Pllllln Mowcrv. l'eUlua Hiuith. Ilenrv Itf.uiinriH
Andiew Bowmau, John Bowmuu, Cele&lla Mil-
iur, wii uiu y uiiuui AiiiitT, i-iauiua Hitter, wlfo
ot wm. T, ltltter, Jane, wile oi'lhomas Culver
Martha Bowmau, Joheph P. Bowman and hald
iJiuruiu uuiug u uiiuur, who iias ior uerguaiulau
Solomon Nlhait, llueal desccmlantHof arah A.
mni uu. uectJihtu. uu loan umer nprvnn .
tcretstud. Ui ceil no: You nui lierchv cltm.l in i...
audaDULar beloiotho Jiultifs ol our (imiinnu'
Com tut uu OipbanV Cotutlo buheld ut Blooms
burg, on tho Jtiht Monday of Hopleniber nexti
run! fklatb of raid Haritti A. lioivmnn. .incni
at theappruUed valuation put upon it by tho in-
uuiieu uy uiu oiifnii, auii uereoi lall not.
Wlliitbii iho llonorablu Wtltlom I'.iwnii pit.ni.
dent ol our suld court, the (itliduv nf Mnv a h
ouo thoiuund eight hundred and seventy,
W KLLINU'ION 11. KN'J, C'leik,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
. WAY.
un anu aner juuo iiu isiu, i ruins win
leave Sunuuiiy us follows :
NORTIIWAItD.
55 a.m., Dally to WilliamBport, for Klmlra
Cunuudnlgua, ltochcster, Uulluhi, Suspension
Uildgo, uudN, Fulls.
3,10 F. M Daily.fexcept Sundays) for Elmlrti uiu.
liuiiuio via lrie ivuuwiiy ituiu I'.iiiinti.
1.15 p.m., Dally, (eieeptsuudays) for Wllllutm-
' TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
11.15 A.M. Dally (except Monday s) tornaltltiinu
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
11.25 P.M. DullyCexceptSundny'sJforBaltluion
wabutugiou anu i-uuuucijiimi. yOUNU
Oeueral Passenger Agent.
Alfulii II. 1'iske, Uen'l Supt,,
piUVATE SALE
o r
VALUADLE REAL ESTATE.
Tho undersigned ofl'era nt prlvalo snlo about
00 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
Milium IU liCllluu lull imiiiii, 1.U1UII1UU1 iuuui,.
bounded by lauds of Elizabeth Kllue, Daniel
nllUHK, jacoo ash, jucou licisnuuo una tHiiers,
Flflecu Acres of which Is chared laud. It also
contalusu good young oichard,
A FRAME HOUSE AND BARN
and n never falling tprlug of water. Also n
first class
SAW AND LATHE MILL.
Tho balance of tho tract U heavily timbered
with oak, white pine, Ac,
For terms, conditions, Ac, apply to tho under
signed, Tho actual number of acres will be de
termined by survey.
lieutou.Juno 21,16,0-tf WM. APrLEMAN.
riMIE HYPERION HAIR
CURLEllS.
AN INDISPENSABLE
ARTICLE FOR THE
LADIES.
(Pateiifcil JuliVth.im.)
I This Curler is tlio most
prrfect Invention ever of
lered to the public. It Is
easily operuted.ucat In ap
pearance, and will not fu
ture the hulr, as there 1st
no heat required, uor auy
metallic substauco used to
rust or break tho hair.
Manufactured only and
for salo by
mcmillan a co.
No, 03 North Front Street,
1'niLADitt.i'iHA, Pa.
Sold at Dry Goods, Trimmings and Notion
Stores,
N, 11. Single Dox 23 cents; 3 noxes, assorted
sizes, M els. ilallcdree to auy part of tho nutt
ed States, upon receli I of tho money.
Je.TiO-o;sui.
p U B L I 0 SALE
-o r
VALUABLE II II A L ESTATE.
In puisuauceof uu orderof thoOrphaus'Court
of Columbia counly. Pa., 011 SATURDAY, July
luth, 1S70, ut ten o'clock In Iho foie noon, Thomas
C. Fowler, ouo of the admlnlstiatnis uf Benja
min Fowler, lute of Cenlio twp.. Columbia eo
dee'd., will cxpobu to sale, by publiu endue, on
the picmUes, u
A LOT OF GROUND
blluate in Centio township, Columbia couuty,
deserlbed nsfullows: Buuudedoii thonuithby
lauds of John Fester, uu tho nut by lands uf
Gilbert 11. Fowler, on the south by lauds of
Fred, bhuller and on the west bv the same,
whereon ure elected a Framo Dwelling House,
Bank liaru und out bulldlugs
CONTAINING EIOHT ACRES,
The petitioner therefore praj 8 tbe Court to or
der the sale of tho suld mil estate fur payment
of tho debts, dc. of the said decedent.
WELLINGTON H, ENT, Clerk,
-Coniiitions ofSalv. Ten per cent, of tho
one-fourth of the purihase lucuey to bo paid ut
the striking down or the property; the one
fourth less the ten ier ccut.,ut ihecoutlrmatlou
ol the sale; aud thu reinalulug threo-fourths lu
one year therealter, with Interest from contlr-
I11U1IUU lllll!
THOMAS i:. FOWLER.
jeitwiw
Administrator,
HEUIFF'S SALE.
Iltf VlrliiAnf nurillnl V.ii,IUI..i,l U.i.ni... I.
sued out of tlio Court of Common 1'lerui of Col
umbia county nnd to mo directed will be expos
cd lo salo.by publlo vendue or outcry on tlin
premises, on Mntunlny, July 2, lwo.ntono o'clock
In the nftcrnoon, the fcitlowlnir reiil estate to wll,
situate In llio town of Montana, township of Con
yiiRlinm, Columbia counly, bounded onthe nasi
by nllfleeii fnotalley, on llio south by Inmlsof
tbo cslalo or l'eter Ilelwlg.on tlio west hjr Ccntro
stre belnrx imy feet In width as lla out on
map of said town.
Holrcd, taken 111 execution and to be sold ns
tho properly of Joseph u. Loliiy.
MOIIDEOAIMILLAUW,
llloomsburs;, Juno 17, ';o, Hliorlir,
gllERIFF'S SALE." "
Ily vlrtuo of a certain writ of Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the Court of Common Plena
of Columbia County, nnd to mo directed, will lie
oxpojed to public sulo or outcry, on tho premises
on Wednesday, July 0, 1870. at ono o'clock In tho
afternoon, tlio Interest of William V. Alberlson
In tlio following real estate, situate In
Oreenwood township In the county of Columbia,
HtStO Of I'cntlSVlVailla. Imtllirlml mi ftm twirlli
by lands of John Htalcy, on the east by lands of
Y;"ii'ii nruci, uu uiu Hiiiiiii uy ianus oi Aaron
llceco, on tho west by lands of Andrew, Uray,
COUtallllniZ flbOtlt IlflV ftprpu. Alun tlin lnlarMl
of said William 1). Albcrtson, fu n certain lot of
Krouud situate iu tho township of Ureeiiwnod,
aforesaid, and bounded on the north by lands of
Almlra Alberlson, on the oast by lauds of
.mini imu e, on me Nouiu oy lunus or
Isaao Dowltt and others, on tbo west by inuds of
Joseph Hands nnd others, containing tllty acres
mora or less, on which Is erected n, finiiio dwel
ling lionsa and Immo burn, with othor nniiurto
minces.
HpIeihI, taken Into execution nnd to bo sold as
the property of William I). Alberlnm.
. .MOllliUCAI MIIil.AIll),
IlioomsburB, Juno 17, '70 Hherllf.
TtTOTICH,
All persons bavlnrr unpsld nccounts against
ui luivnniiiji oi mourn in uoiumniii uouniy ror
iiiuji-ui 4v, jy. loo-,, nir iiuuis conirscieu orcro
nted by tho Supervisors of wild Township, lire
rcauesloa to brltiK In tholr accounts, properly
authenticated anil lenvo tha samo either with
Michael R Eycrly or William l'eacoclc, on or
before tho Dili day of July, A. D. 1870.
invirii iinueroiir nanus luis lllll nay oijune.
A. li. ls;u.
MICHAEL F. E ERLY.I
WILI.IAJI PEACOCK, Auditors
u. n. mtiNKKit, f
llliiomsburi;, Juno 17, ls;o.tf.
JOHN Q. JACOUY'H
RAKEHY AND CONFECTIONUUYl
UKHWIC1C, lTNN'A.
Tho undersliineil winitil rnMimplfiilK' liifnrin
Uio Citizens of llerwlolc, and vicinity, tluil ho
mil uiit.'iiL-u ii vjonieciioneiy anu iniKery its
ODD l'liLI.OWS1 HALL,
llerwlck, Pn., whcio ho Is prepared lo furnish
all kinds of
PLAIN AND RANDY CANDIES,
I'ltENCH CANDI1C3,
POItUKlN AND DOMKSTIC FRUITS.
ORANOES, LEMONS, IlAISINS,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac.
JJV W1I0IXSAI,C AND 11ETA1L.
Among tho nssortmeut will bo found Cream
..ui., j.iigimu nuiuis, i-eaiuus. AlinolulH, l-'ll.
borts, kim, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Jellies of differ
ent kinds. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
Canned Krultof nil himtv. Hnm Him .ii iiv liiaJ
cult, Soda Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Cheese,
Soap, Writing Paper, Agreement I'npcrs, En-
1 4.4U1H.-.1,
FISH AND OYSTERS,
....i. t.iuiiiiii! ui iu. iiiuus. ru-Mi ureau ana
Cnkcs every day. Ico Cream In Season, Your
imiiuill;e IS KUUCUCU.
Berwick, Juno 17, 1870-tf
JU1I1N U. JACOllV
s
TATEMENT
OF CENTItALIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
MICHAEL OOREY, Treasurer, In account with
Centrnlia School District.
DU.
To amount received from D.
Camp(L. T.)
To Stnto nnnrnnrlntlAii
8 602 CO
02 21
1115 to
1,0.1! 00
tl,0S2 89
To H Thomas' bond
To Juo Kllleen Collector
Clt.
fly orders redeemed
lly llountyTax toConyngham
SI, 170 1)1
KM (HI
150 UO
3S 82
3 111 1,082 M
Dy Commission 1,910 01 2
per cent
Ualuuco duo
JOHNKILLI'.EN, Collector in account with Ccn-
iiiiiiiinciiuni uuinci, ior tno ricnool Year end
ing Juno lhOP.
DR.
To nniouut of Dupllcnto $1,001 25
CH.
Hy exonerations 22 CIO
Uyumount icturucd to Com
mlKslniiiif'g vi ni.
Dy Commission on 1,017 30 Ci 5
ner rent ri c?
lly Treasurer wt to
uy uatanco 07 4) 1,1191 '.'
JOHN KILLEI:n, Collector In account Willi
u. ...... 1,,. ,.v 11111,1 4iAii ici ior uiu j 1 ur liw,
DK.
Tontn't (,l llounty tluiillcnln '.W II
Clt.
uy exoneration 0 :v,
lly umounl icltiriuil lo Com
missioners s 73
Uy ComiiiisMiii on 21 m: (ir,
pcrcont. 12 to
Tieasurcf 115(0
Until lie 81 00
2.57 1 1
iionouoii.
MARTIN GAUdllEN In ncvnunl wilh Centinll.1
lloroiiKh;
111!
To nm'tof Diipllcnln
CR.
lly exonerations
lly cotiiuii-.siim cm ;'i30(j3
percent,
lly in.Y on unseated laud
Uy nmauut paid Tieasuier
Uy balance
cm i:
3 IU
20 117
.'.5 50
GUI St
3 11
no 12
THOMAS (initAGHl'Y. Treasurer, In account
with Ceuliull.i ttorough
DR.
Tonm'tol tax lecelved fioin
Collector uu 9
CR.
lly ordeis redeemed 5i,o 30
Assets 07
LIABILITIES.
Thomas Ueraghty 07
JOHN P.HANNON. 1 Auditors
HENRY CODDINUTON, of Borough.
Ccntrulla, Juno 17, 170-lf.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Jl. ISTATK OF JOHN DALI.5IAK, DLC'D.
Letters of udnilulstiatlun on the esttiteot John
Dullman, late of Uieenwood twp., Columbia co.
dee'd., huvo been grunted by the Register ol said
county, to William Eyer of Greenwood twp.
All nelsons having claims ordemnuds aguinot
the decedent aro reciucstcd to make them known,
and tboso Indebted to make pnymen',
WILLIAM Kl i:il.
Jel7'70-0w.
Admlulstrulor.
pOWDER KEGS AND LUMBER.
W.M. MONROE & CO..
Rupert, Pa.,
Manufacturers of
TOWDER KEGS,
nnd dcaleis In all kinds of
LUMBER.
glvo notice that they aro prepared to accomodat
heir custom with dispatch, and on the chcapes
erms.
Tlio Living Machine.
Injuic llio muiu tpriug of a watch and every
portion ol thoMDihs becomes disordered. The
humnu stomach hi lo tho human system what
thut clastic jilece of metal Is ton chronometer.
It Influences thencttou of the other organs, aud
controls, to a certain extent, the whole living
machine, Tho comparison may be carried lur
t her 1 for ns the wiukuess or other Imperfections
of the main spriugls indicated on the face of the
time pit cc, bo also Is tho weakness or other dls
oider of the stomach betruyed by the face ot the
Invalid. The complexion Is sallow or faded, the
eyes aro dtilcitut lu lustre and Intelligence, nud
there Is 11 worn, anxious expresslonlu the whole
couuteuanco which tells as plainly nswiltteu
words could do, that tho ureal nourishing oigun
whoso ofllcu It Is to minister tu tho wnutsof tho
body,and to sustain nnd renew nil Its pails. Is
not pcrfoimlug Its duty. It rcnulrcsrcnovntlng
and legulatliig, uud toncromplish this cud Hos
teller's Sloinac h BilteiHinay bo truly said to be
the one thimj nn dul, Thu bioken main spring of
a wnien may bo irplnrcd by 11 new one, but tho
stomach iun only bo icpnlred and strengllicned,
uud this is ouo of tho ohjcits of Iho f.imous veg
tlablo iitoiallvo which for eighteen years has
been wuglng n successful contest with dyspcnsln
In nil i llnuite-. As n specific ior Indigestion it
stands ulune, When Iho nsourrcsor thopluu
macopu'lu Ituvo bee iiexbansled. without, nt best.
doing ihiiio 1 1 :n 1 1 mitigating the complaint, 11
roiuto 01 1111 wiioiesuiuo und palatable, yet
pim fnui, ni.mni me 1 nects a licriecl and ix-uim
nentcuri'i lu nil cases of dyi pepsin the liver Is
moio or less dlsoidticd, and upon this in porlnut
gland, as well as upon tho stomach and bowels,
tno iiiiieuact wlllislnsulur dlsliucluess. icgu
latlug aud reiuvlgorallug every secretlvo nnd
nsslmllntlng oigan ou which bodily and mental
lieaitn depend. Jc3'70-Iih,
A LL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
J. neatly executed at Tim Coluxuian steam
rriunug umeie.
s
Logal NoticoH.
AWIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATH OF HKNIIY YOST, IlltO'll.
lA'ltcrs nrailinlnlHtrRllnn nn I fie estutn of Hon,
ry Yost, late of lcust twi, Columbia county,
ilee'd., have tieen granted by Iho Ileglsterofsald
rounly, to Elisabeth Yost and Jneob HtltlQ of
iiueiisv iiiwiiHiiip, uiinmbin county, fa. All
persons linvlRg claims nr demnnd. against tho
decedent nro requested to make thorn kuown,nud
those Indebted to make payment.
KLI.A1IKTH YOST,
. JACOll HT1NE.
moy20'70-6w. Administrators.
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
J KSTATR OF UIClfAF.I. M3MON, liF.C'd.
LettcrstcslninenRiry on the estate of Michael
Iiemon, Into of Flshlngcreck twp,, Columbia co
deo'd., hnvo been granted by the Register of said
. ,t" whjiuiii. iiiiiiBpiii risiiiuxcrceK iwp.
All persons having claims against tho estnto
lire rfimifitlnl In lil-imnul Ilium ... . l.n I ..
Columbia county, Pn. Thoie Indebted to the
CKtnlo cither on note, Judgment, mortgago or
book account will mnke payment to tho Exec
utor without delay.
. ...,. CYHUS II, WHITE,
JclO'70-Ow. Executor.
WIDMYER & JACORY
EXCIIANOElllA)CIC,llIX)OMHIlUltU,PA.
nip agents for tin, tide or' llroekway's" Jiwlly
celebrated Cream and old stock Ales, whcli they
will fell as cheap us country brewed ales: whole
and half barrels constantly on linml. 'Jills ale
Is brewed by William E. llrockwny,3l.5 Io3i5
East Klcventh Street, New York City.
Hlooimburg, Juno lo, 1S70-11.
A DJIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1
lloarlugcitck twp., Col. eo. All persons having
claims ugalnst tbo estnto of tho decedent nro re
quested to plescut them for settlement, nnil
those Indebted lo tho estate to makopnymeutto
um iiiiuti'isiuiiiu, iiiiiiiiiusirainr, wiinouioeiiiy;
, .,. WELLIlSO'lON YEAUElt,
Jc3'70 dw. Admlulslrntor,
I EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
J KSTATK. Of jAMIS KMM11T. iil-ii',1.
Letters Icstnnieiitnrv cm tlm iHtmn nr l.nm.
r.minltl.liuo of llemliiclclwp,. Columbia county,
cleo'd, bavo been Rranted by the Uculsterot suld
oounty to Andrew J. Emmltt nnd Christian
I,. Eminllt of Hemlock township, Columbia
county, Pn. All persons having claims against
the estnto nro leiiuestea lo present them to the
I'.Aruiuuia iu i.uiuiiiuiacouui'. 'iiioso Indebted
to tbeesiatc cither on note, Judgment, mortgage
. " i-'iiii. i in iiiuiiu iujinuib IU um LX-
ccuturs w llliout delay.
ANDREW J. EMMI'IT,
CHlllHTIAN E. EM.MI IT.
JC370-0W. Executors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
L.STATK OK ltAI.Ty.r.u tssii'if. lii.n'n.
Letters of administration on tbo estato of
naurer i-txKK uue of .inuiisoii township In
Columbia counly, deceased, have been gruulud
by the Register of said county to William Mc
llrldo of While Hall Montour county. All
persons having clulms agalusl tho estato ol
tho decedent mu rtquesteu to present them for
settlement, and those Indebted to tbo estato to
mako payment to tbo unitersiirneil udininl.trn.
iur williuuL uciuy.
WILLIAM MclllllDE,
Je3'J0-0t.
lUllllllJI 111 i
Heal Estate Sales.
pUBLIC SALE
O F
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of tho Orphans' Court
S.i L?i-,.mHla. :ol";' . on, SATURDAY. July
li, 1870. at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, Jacob
Wnnlch, administrator of Lydla Wanleh. Into
Of lllnoiil Inwnshln. In i.nlil nnimti, ,l.nii .-m
expose to sale, by public vendue, on Iho promis
es, a
HOUSE AND LOT
sltunto In tho town of Bloomsburg, In said
county, bounded by lauds of M. C. iV'oodward
on the east, on tho south by nu alley, on the
west by lot of Peter Jones, on tho north by Main
street of said town.
WELLINGTON II. ENT.Clerk,
3-C0NniTi0Ns of sale: Ten per cent, of
one-fourth of the purchnso money to bo paid by
the purchnser at the striking down of the prop
erty ; one-fourth less the ten percent, to be paid
onthe confirmation ol tho salo; tho balanco to
bo paid In ono year from tho confirmation ot
sale, with Interest from the time tho purchaser
gets possession of the said premises.
, ,.,. , JACOll WANICH,
Jcl7',0-Iw Administrator.
pUBLIO SALE
O F
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Will be sold by Iho undersigned on the prem
ises on FRIDAY, tho 21th day of June, is"0 utlO
o'clock, a. m., tho following described real estnto
in ll lll
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
isltuate In Beaver towns). in. Columbia cmiinir.
Tho llrst the rent, beginning at the north wctt
t urner 01 uiu joik latejy owncu uy manes Jiann
inruiu Bouuiwunny UHJUg UIO WFal liJju IlierCOI
and along the mltlUlo of bixtb Hlreet, about 1110
ji-ri. iu uiu Jiiiuuiiiiii UIUIUT DirfCI, II It'll CO UI
sight angles wehtwardly along the inlddlu ol
Hunter btrcet about looo feet to the bide of the
Ball lload, theme aloug tlio tUlo of tho Bail
I toad to Its Intersection with tho mlddloofMc
Cauley HUeet on tlio north we&tliuo of the tract
thehceontho lino about uOO leet to thn place ot
beginning, unbracing tho idols U,10,((,:i and a
JMiiun Liiit.ii iuiiifii.il mi. jiiiu ii riiiiLm iiininrm
nu iii-ii u 11 it, ituriu in pjol .taim 1110 nireuis wiui
Intho LonuiiH ou tho nlnt of UuMipm in v.
rJudinc lots 15 .. 1(1 In rdut.'t. AKt ih kin.iii int nt
tlio noi th wt coiner f the irnct lying noith of
mu luui iiiuu nuiwti'ii ii uuu uio puoiiu roau oi)
the mntl), uml Johiison's laml on llio west, and
BiiKti'h land t. n th( noithu-st,inraf,ui)ii2to the
sidoof Iho Hull road and (homlUdlu ol tho pub
lic loud, containing about thrtoacics.
Ti i ins niado Uimwn on day of suit.
uoiuatr v. ci..m;,
Ji'TO-w Atty.ku W. W. HUbbclI.
JjNXECUTOR'S SALE.
'iho subscriber, Executor ofMlclnel Lemon,
Into nf risiilngciiek township, Columbia county.
Pa., deceased, by vlrtuo of thu poweis und mi
then lly enulellid em him by llio will of suld
Mlehiul Union, dirrusid, will cxpoio to public
snlo at the Into lesidenee of thu deceased In
Flslilngercilc twp., on TUESDAY, Juno 2S.1.S70,
at 10 o'clock, A. Jl., IIihIoIIuw Ingper.soual prop
el ty, to wit:
ONE TWO YEAR OLD COLT,
One Yearling Coll, Tho Cowt, Grain Separator,
um ui-ei, win- iui ii'iiit-r iiiit'se uuu joois, Lum
ber nnd various other ni tides not necessary lo
specify, Teuns inndo known on day ul sale.
ALSO :
i!o0 ACRICS OF UNSEATED LAND,
lu I Ishingcrcel; township, fo bo sold lu two
parts of one bundled uud tweuty.lliu ucres
each,
Tkiims or Haie. Ten percentof tho purchnso
money tube paid nt the striking down of the
propeity. One-half less tbe ten per cent to bo
paid on tho llrst day ot April, A. 1). 1S7I, at which
time possession will bo Klcn, and the balance
to bo paid on the first day of April, 147, at which
time a lull and sullic lent deed will be uiven.
, CYRUS B. WHITE,
I'lshlugcreck, June 17, '"0.2t. Executor.
p UB
LIC SALE
o l'
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
In pursunnco of nn order of the Orphans' Cour
of Columbia county, Pa., will be sold nt publlo
saloon IV.o premises, on SATURDAY, July 2nd,
1ST0, nt ten o'clock in tho loreunon. by Isauo Ty
ler, guordlnn of Iho persons and estates of John,
Tyler, Mary Emma Tyler and Hellen Elizabeth
Tyler, minor children of Susan Tyler, lalo of
Wllkes-Dnne, In Iho county or Luzerne, deceas
ed, will expose to sole, by publlo vendue, on the
premises, three undivided fourth put Is ol eci lain
real estate, situate in East liloouitbuig, in the
county of Columbia, nnd State of l'ceusj Ivunlu,
bounded and described as follows, to wltr Ou
the north by nn alley, ou the esstbyan alley,
on the south by a lot of Jucob Edinir, uud on the
west by Iron slreet, containing litlfeetnn said
Iron slrret, nud extending back of an equal
breadth to bald nlley onthe cast, whereon are
creeled u
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
nud frame stable. Tho rrmninlng undivided
fourth pait of said real estate will bo sold nt the
same lime and plnee, by the eldest sou of suld
Susan Tyler, deeensedo that tlio purchaser will
icet a good title lo the whole of said real estate,
Iho said real estate will heboid loieether, or lu
two lots to suit purihnsers. Late tho estate of
salddcceased.slluatelutbetou nofKusl Blooms
buig. uud counly uforeiuld.
WELLINGTON H. ENT, Clelk.
4S-Ttii5is ok Ha i.i;: Tin per cent, of onc
fouith ol the putclutto money, at thu striking
down ol tho properly; tho one-Iounh less the
leu rer cent, ut tlio eourlrinatloii nbsulule, nud
the icruniuiug thice.fouiths In ono eurllieie
ultcr, with Inicicst from continuation uf, tf, und
in no sccurcii uy juuuieui, ixiuu anil morieuge,
on the premises. ISAAC TYLER,
Bloomsburg, June 10, 1S70.
Uuurdlan,
pUllLIC SAL E
o r
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In puisuancnornii order of the Oiphnns' Couit
ol Culumbla I'ciunly, Pa., ou SATURDAY, July
'-'ml. 1S70, ut lo o'clock in Iho loieuoou, Mury
Hupp, Adiiilulstiiilrlx of George Hupp, late of
Roaring Creek township, lu huldeouuty, decens-
f-ll. W Uf CXllClSG 111 r lltlllll i llitlln rill tlm nil ItlLt l.
nil that
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
sllimtuln Ri'iitliigCiiik lownshlp, suld counly,
hounded uiyldcseilbcd as follows, towltt Be
ginning nt a stone und runulnir thence by lands
ol Jolm Heiubiocik, soiilfi elijIity.soMii degrees
west, one liiiiidiid und folly. lour perches and
I'luht-teulhs lo u nunc; the m o by lands uf John
Huglus. inn Hi ulno and u hulfdi-Kiees west, one
liu lull ul uml llueo lierrhes ton slonm I be ni-n In-
luuds ot Jucob Flsber, uorlh, elKbt and a half
iiiuTem ium, uiiy-iwiipeiciiesiuusioiiei llieuee
bv lands of ficiilco ltftner. kouiIi. iilnhlnnii iliu
KtiiKeiisI, thliteeu uud elghbteutlis pcirhtsto
ii pine knot; thenco n til lb scNcnty-nluo und
tluee-ciuuiler degiees eust,nluety-ouo peiehes
to ii stone t thence by lands nf Benjamin Miuri.
lets.soiitli ulno und a hulfdegiecs east, one bun
dled nudseicn and Ihe-linlli perches, to the
JillllVUI 4,14.1111,11111,
CONTAINING 67 ACRES
and ono bundled aud thirty. three perches. Con
dltlous mude known on day of sale
, , MARY HUPP,
Hoarlnjirec l, June 10, ls;o, Admiulstralrli.
Letters or administration on tbocstnto of John
i eager Into of Locust twp., Columbia county,
deceased, hnvo been granted by tbo Register ol
said county to Wclliueton Yeaeer rciifiltnre In
Mininur llill.l 1 E.AIII-.11. J1FO 11.
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
N. W. SAMPLE. O. W. NEAL. L. J. TAYLOR.
IV. W. SAMPLE CO.,
Ooi'nuv or Muiu SLroot und L. ci 13. Hull lload,
-BXiOO-tVES-B-CJUa-, IPJi..
MAOHINISTS, IRON
BLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
OUIVUKAIi JMAC-IIATU WORK AM) llKl'Ains.
MILL GEARING, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANGERS, HEAD BLOCKS,
SAW IvIILL C3-E3A.-RIXra- OP ALL JSIHSTDS,
0A8TIN0S FOR FURNACES
M.'iO CAR WIIEKIiH AND AXI.1W
B A SS CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS,
OAR BOXKS,
COJII'OSITION CASTINGS,
AND BABBIT METAL
RELFIELD'S CELKBHATED GLOBE VALVES,
STOP COCK'S, CHECK VALVES,
AIR COCKS,
OIL GUI'S,
STEAM WHISTLES
STEAWI OTJAOES, STEAM TIPH ANU riTTINGS
aosrsurA.3srTr4-s- oisr hand.
AGENTS FOll SJIIVE'S GOVERNOR,
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE SIMPLEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
M1LLWHIUHTH AND M ACHIN1STH SUPPLIES EITHER ON HAND OIU'URNIHIIEI) A I
H1IORT NOTICE, VIZ; GUM AN D LEATH ER BELTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
HUMP AND SOAP STONE PACKING, OI IX, RED AND WHITE LEAD, AC.
LESSEES AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF HALL'S PATENT
DOUBLE DISCHARGE TURBINE WHEELS.
LIBERAL .NDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO THE TRADE.
oTArlbc,0,fii;!1t?furill0''EUUEKA"Sm,lt Hll1 Separating Mncliino mid "EX
CLLSIOR ' Bran Duster. Send for circular. Specimen Machines can bo seen
nt tho works.
BLACKSMITHIN-Q,
HEAVY OR LIGHT FORCINGS,
MERCHANT IRON OF ALL SIZES ON HAND.
Also manufacturers of Win. B. Deuel's HAY and HARVEST GRINDEIil-'.
patented November 2nd, 1SC9. '
REAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES. MADE TO ORDER.
ORDERS FOR BRIDGE BOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
PATTERN SHOP ",""mlM inr-jiiuijiiiji x- uitiMwibi)
WE HAVE NOW IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY
AND ARE PREPARED TO Mi.KE ALL KINDS OF PATTERNS AT SHORT NOTICE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
THRESHING MAcflINEs''ATEST PATTERNS'
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired
AND ALL EXTRA PARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
MORTON'S PATENT HAY RAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS.
rN.B. Iliwliigputluinachinery especially adapted to tho manuf.ictuii
of Moulding Cuttera.wouro prepared toexecuto largo or small orders, at short no'
tice, and on very favorable terms. Send for Circular and prlco list.
May -wr N' W' SAMPLE A CO.
Rail Roads.
T A fiTC A W A "Ni M A Aicn nr nrwra.
XJ UURll HAil.HOAD
in uuu mur jan. 17, i87i, ra;.scugi.r Trains will
un as follows:
Going Ninth. GoIngSouth.
Arrive, Arrive Lcuvo Leave
p. 111. a. in. p.m. a. in.
icrnnlon s. 11.00 i.vo 7.20
Leave
'lltslou s.lt la. 10 c.32 7 m
flugstou 7.."i0 lu.lll 6.(0 H.2Q
Ml'inniilli 7-til ll m r. in ..T
Shlckshlniiy.'..'.' 7!.5s tuo ulio iiVj
iierwick ip.uj t.,.1,1 11.10 v.42
Bloom 5.2S 7.il 7.311 10.17
Danville 1.30 7.15 M.10 lo.ii
Leave 1 Lenvo Aulve Arilva
NnlthM 1,15 Ci. Ill S.15 11.35
Connection made ntKcrautoii by the lu. 10 11. in.
Irnln lor Great Bend, Blui;liamli,u, Albany nud
ill points North, East and West.
D.T. BOUND, Sup'l.
pATAWlSSA RAILROAD-On and
1 nHir HOVhAV 1..... it ii.fi li...
trulusnn theCntawls;a Railroad will riiu at the
following nuined hours:
MallHoith. stations;. Juil A'orfA
Dep.8.f.5n,iu Wllliamsport. Arr.G.oOp. in.
uia - jMnncy. Dep. s.2tl "
0.i7 Wutsuntowii, " 4.57 "
10. U5 " Mlllon. " 4.10 "
10.15 " Dauillle. " 4.U0 "
11. U5 " Rupert. ;i.io "
11.17 ' Culnw issii, a.3J "
12.22 p.m. Rlni;tnwil, 2.25 "
12.5s ' Hiinnnlt. " 1.50 "
1.03 " tlunknke. " l.lil "
1.20 " E.Mahouy June. " 1.30 "
2,13 "Dlue.Tumnquu. Dine. " 1.10
1.23 " Rendluir. M ni.ni n.m.
Arr, 0.15 " l'hlladelphla. " s.15 "
. n, 11 f To Kcw York via. Read
'"' I lug or Maucli Chunk.
From New York via. I
Maucli Chunk. f ""
NoChangeof curs between Wllliamsport and
Philadelphia. GEO. WEUU Suy't.
DELAWARE, L.VCKAWANNA, &
WESTERN HAILROAD.-Suromer arrange
lueut, April 11.1S70. Tralus lcuvo us lollows:
HASIWAIIH. WESTWARD.
Fx-
Ac
c-
pross
com.
com,
Via M. & E. DlvlSilA Mi
Arl New York. Lv
(bof llarclay St.) 8.00
....Christopher St...., 8.110
nouoken K.15
Newark.
Washlnirtciii Ill.'s
via ceu, uie, 01
...... New York
lftxi
3.10
ItXMlIMerluHt) 9.00
3.0(1
7.W
6.(8
C.ll
1.21
.New Hampton.... 11.15
7.'J0
12.17
12.57
..oxioru 11,4.1
....Brldirevllle 11.11
7.50;
8.U1
3JJ
4,12
7. U5
8. (15
8.2U
8.:iu
8.
8.53
5.10
S.50
1.30
....Philadelphia.. 7.80
-ireuion.M....... s.f5
Phllliosburi.' 11. (H
U.30
9.33 1
12.:io
12.25
12.08
12.52
ii.iis!
11.2s
11.1s:
.Manunku Chunk I2.no
ut'iuwnro 12,15
....Mount Bethel 12.25
Water Gup 12.10
.....Stloudsblllg H 12.31
Snraeuevllle, ...... 1.U5
llenryvllle 1.13
3.11
fiilrj
1.51
ii.".'
Ouklaud 1.30 O.a.1
ni.i'i
..rurKs I. Ml g.u
10.27
lll.ll
......Tobyhanun......... 2.110 vj
Gouidstwro.........! 2.1uilo.irj
.........Moscow , 2.;ii10.2,j
ll.50i
U.IJ
U.10
..uuiiuiug v.is I0.3S r.M
8.(10 1
";.'.' "crpuiou 3.20 0.(10 ,)
7.SU
7.15
0.15
K.no
.i.iuiii nuuiuiii..,, U.I.J e.11)
...Ablngton a.40 0,21 9.23
..Fttctoryvlllo 1.01 0.:u U..11
Nicholson l.'.M 0.51 I11..SO
....llopboltom 4.M 10.12 11.00
Montrose 1.67 10.su 12.01
....New MUfurd 6.15 10.17 12.83
K.U
li. 10
3.10
7.52
7 '37 1
1.57
7.15
1.1(1
(I..1I
3.15
010
.....ureae iieuu...... aao n.m i.lu
Ii'.m.a,m.a.m.
r.u
A.M.
Trains do not ston ut Stations where tlieTlmo
Is omitted,
Connections,
At New Hamilton with Central It. If. c,r N. r
1 he Mull and I'.xpiess liulns iiistwiirduiiil west-
wiuu eoiiuii'i wiin iraius iur isew lork, r.itzu.
belli, I'lalntleld.l-omcrvlllound other slullnns.
Al Wuslilngtuu with Morris A Essex It. R,
3Iall and Exbress trains tiial:iielii4.H mui i-..iintii..
rouuectloiis wilh tialus Ior New York. Newark.
Morrlstown, Dover, Wnleilisi.nnekctlstowii Ac.
AtManuukaLhuuk with lielvidero Dcdaiinio
R. It. CIoso connections are made by Mull and
Express Ira 1 11s, with tiiiius tor Philadelphia,
Trillion, Plillllpsbiirg, llelvldere.iSii. By 'Irulii
No. 2. passeiigeis rcneh Pliiludelphla via (."um.
den, by No. 4, U Kinslngtou. Pusieugeis on
No. 1, urrlvo In Philadelphia In tlinn to take the
11 1411 p. in, irniu ior iiuittinoiu aim wnsnincion,
At Scrunlon Willi Lackiiwuiina a Bloouislnirg
A Delaware Hudson lull Rnuils. Tralus on
these roads connect with our tialus lor Plltslou,
Wllkts-Bairu, lieiwlek, Lloouisburg, Danville.
Ulypbuiit, Archbuld and Cuibuudiile.
Al lllnithnmtoii wftn l.rlci Railway, Mall No.
1 connects Willi Express Mull on Erie Railway,
leaving ats.f.' p. 111. wilh a sleeping coaoh at.
taohed, arriving nt Bullalo at 0.2U next luornliiK,
Expiess No. 3 connects with a wuy train tor
Uwcgo, llhui'41, uud Elinlrn.
Alhauy A Suso,uehuuuu Rail Road. Fourtrulns
nilay luu iucli way between lllngbaiiitnn nud
Albany. Ouo leaves lllughaiulou ut iSi) n. iu..
uud anivesut Albany ut 9.00 n, lu. 1
Syracuse, Ulughamton a Is. Y, It. H. Tralus
for Hyrucuse leave at 7 a. lu. ami liss p. 111. Tralus
from Syracuse urrlv e al 11.1. a. w. and 8..U 11. in.
It. A. HENRY, W.F.HALLHTiaD.
llen l Pass, aud Tkt, Agcul, Supt,
Ex- Mall STATIONS. Mnn
press
AND BRASS FOUNDERS:
AND ROLLING MILLS.
AND GENERAL MLNINtl CABTINdri.
JEADINQ RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday, Mav 11.H1, IS70.
nf'fV 'Vr.n.Vu. t1'.1? flSIn Norlh nud Noi 1 1,
V,S1'1 f'',r Pblladelpbla.New Ymk, Rcacilii!; I'otts.
ville, Tauiurjua, Aslniind, ShanioUln f7c baiion
Allentown, Esslon, Ephraln, LH17., Lancaslei
Culuiilbla, iVC,
Trains leave Harrisburg fnr New York us nn
lows: At 5,35, d.iu uml 11,25 11. 111., n.ii
Ji.'U p. 111., umiiccllng wltli similar trains on
Pcnna. lcallrond, and nrrlvlug nt Now York 10
12,10, uocin, 3,.w,(i,0j and lu.uo p. ra. respcctlvcli
Sleeping cars accompany tbe 5,33 and 11.25a 1,5.
tralus without chance.
1.5,?tur'llnSi Lt,'e New Yorknt 0,U0a.m.unu
12,00 noon and 5. Ill 1. m. l'iiii i,i..iin,in . 1.
11. 111, una J.3U p. in, sleeping curs accompany
Llio 1I.ISI n. m iiii.i ml 1. ., i ... im. .......
without change. '
Iieavo Harrisburg Iur Reading, Pottsvllie, T.
maoua. Allnersvllie. Aililmul Klmnmsiii iii...
Grove, Allentown A- l'hlhi'd.ut s,lu a.m., & 2,10 J.
1,10 ii.in stopping nt Lebanon find principal wui
stutlons; the J.lupni. irulu counecllng for Plilrn
Pottsville and t'olumlila only. For Pottsvllle
Schuylkill Havcu unit Auburn, Ma Schuylkill
linn uuaiiuvii.iuuii eiiiiouu, leave uarrisuurie al
3,10 p.ni.
East Pennsylvania Rallruad trains leave Read
ing for Alli-utnwn, Fjiston und New York at 7.2'
IMU h. m., 1.27 uud 1.15 p. 111. Returning, lea
NewYorknt luu a. 111., 12.00 noon nud5.0i; p. n..
and Alleiituuii tu 7.'Ji a. 111. r.--.'i nimii. j eo ui...
8.15 p. 111.
way nissenger Tmiu leaves Philadelphia in
i.jun.m., connecting wilh similar train ou Fusi
P.L railroad rettn-iilnii rutin ucmMm,.!, ii-i. ...
stopping at all stations.
i.eiii o i-oiisviiie at i.K'iinil 9,00 u,mnnd 2J0 r.u,,
llerndrin nl u.:li 11. m i.iiiiiii..i'i ,,, hj,i...i.i 1
a. 111., Ashland 1117,0.5 11.111. nud 12,30 noon Mule
unoy City at 7.51 n. m. uud 7.C7 p. 111. Tumaouu ui
8.:i3 n. in., and 2,2u i, m.lor Philadelphia 1111.1
Leave Pultsvilio via Schuylkill and Susque
hanna ltuiboail nt8,13 n.m, ior Harrisburg, uud
12.06 noon, for Pino lliuvo aud Tremout,
Reading Accommoilutlou Train leaves Polls
ville uto.10 a. ui., passes Reading at 7,30 a. iu.,ui-
141 iiik ui 4 iiutiuuiiiuiu ui iv.xu a. iu. iieiuruiiiK
leaves l'hlladelphla at 3,16 p. m., passing Hcuu
lug ut 3,00 p.m., arriving ul pottsville al 9.10 p.m.
Pottstowu Accommodation TrainMoavesPotu.'
town at 0,25 n.m.,, returning, leaves Phllodclpbi,
at 1,00 p.m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading H
7,'JJa.m., aud 0-13 p.m. for Ephruta.LHlx.Ltuica
ter, Columbia. Ac.,
Pcrklllllien lbill nnml Tmltial.n.n.iSlAiiuii
Junction at 9,00 a. m3.O)JfS.30p. m. returning;
leavoBcliwenksvilloul n.m a.m., 12.15 noon, aua
1.15 P.m., connecting with similar tralus on
Heading ltallrnad.
rookdale Hallroad trains leave Pottstowu
at9.10n.lll nnilneilll 1.1 w I...HI111. Imiiia Mnlllil
PleilSailt Ut 7.0(1 ATlll llv.'. 1.1 milii.ilTiii il II ii
sl'ullar trains on Rending Rall'ioad.
Chcslcr Valley llallroud Trains leave Bridge-
4 4 ui o.iwa. m. anu 2,uj nuil 5.0211. m. rclurnint.
leaVO DoWlllnntnn ii, ium.. ... in i. ..inn. .n.i
5.15 n, m couueetiiii' vttli 4.11'iiltnr trains ui
lleadlui: Railroad.
On Sundays, leave New York at 5,00 p.m., Puti
phluiit fc.uu ii.m.ttud3,15p.iu.,(the8 00 a.in.triUu
riinu Ing ouly toHesdlng-.jleuvcPottsvllle 8,ooa.iu.:
Exeurs't'on mVi Season. School ucu
duced ratesT "" i"".""
iinggage checked throuth; 100 pounds allow e.
eaeli pusseuger.
o. A. NICOLL3,
... ,, . .General Superintendent
Heading, P.i , April 29 ls70.
JROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
FROM PH1LADELIHIA TO BLOnMsnirm.
and Intermediate points. Goods forwarded will
cure and detputch uud ut luw lutes, '
iiiiiTTJ !' In Ci ' ,u,M,t uo uellvcreu ,n
tlcuhGsTaTpiy to r0r ,u" ,"'
a.,., n -.! , , hi "UVI.ER, Proprietiii.
Aug. 20. Ci)-lf. R. It. Pc.iot, Bloumshuinifi
5UBLI0 SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Tlio School Dli rctins of llloom towushln nil.
cll ut public halo 011 SA'lUIIHAi lho25lh dny
. . " .mi1 mi 1. 1 4 l' III-. iiivhiiii Uliv
of Jlllie, ul Inn o'eloc li, ,1. III.. nil thut eeitiiin
so and lot ol ginuud Willi Ihi-appurlcnuiir!
known us the
SMOKiriOWN SCHOuI. PROPEIU'V
slluntc on the back pint of lot No. II, In tin 1 ..
ol illcH.lllsLliltr 11 Lull 11 lis llillillisvlllu. si
(i hnol hit UI1.gtllty.llM1 by lolly uu.
By order of the llimrd W.M. PEAedt'h
liloiiiusbuig.Jiiue-il, D70-IW. feeuli.i'
N
J O T I O E ,
All ll.tM.1141 1:1. fill lllll II 1 ..... Il 1 . .11 I.i ln.l. I...
cd lo the l.slulc ni Jucob l.sir, duiusid, me
leieby iiotlBtd to settle Ibelr accoiinlsul ul.ic
jilheiwlse they will lc eolleele.l iiccnidlng tu
Isw. h, 11. MlLLtlt,
Blooiusbuig, May 0, ls70-lf Aelmliiisiiutiir
pOOTS AND SHOICS.
II.ABK M, BROWN,
CKNTRK hTllt-'FT, AIU01N1M1T1IE fiTOKK 0T
liUllUlhS A; S.VS.M,
A lull and complete assortment of ready made
boots uud shoes for men, women aud eulldieu
lust received and for saie-ul reusouablu isles.
Vuiletles to suit all clusses of customers. Tbo
best of work done ut short not he, us heretotote,
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