mU dpolimvbtnn
Lomsburg, Friday, July 1, 1070,
hrxsT of simco nrovonts tho mibllcn.
tn of n coiniminiciition from Black
itek.
IViiat a nltv It is Hint our crowing
in 1ms not cot a nark. Can wo not
secure a Rood location ?
f Ai'Eii and Envelopes, and a general
lurtmoni or stationory nt mo jiouk
iv.niinouni'o this week tho n.nno of
fcvUUlUHiu iur Juiy.vAiiiiiiiissiuiiL'r,
Lower. A refreshing shower fell
Wcunesuny last, rouesiiing man,
14 and tho vegetable world, and cool-
Mho ntmrwpiicro most graiuiuiiy.
Good Joke. Tho l'hlladeliihla Post
csts ins isxcoiioney, Uovcrnor
ry, ior x iu.-tmout, twin a., ty , jjain-
, Lsq., lor vicu iresiuont. wiiicli
BOQLl I
variety of BlanU-books. Hccclnts.
Kljl'ayatilo and Receivable. Deeds,
fcriitages, oil1., 10 do lounu nt iho
0K Store upiiusuu inu vyourt Home.
Iiie Crops. Tho hay crop this year
i uinguuiL'cnt one, nun irim promises
to nuiinuaiJi. xno wiitai win yield
r ha f a crop on tlio avoraca In thU
iily, owing to tho lly, liall, &c.
Imoko additions lately mado to tho
wnsiHirg uirciiituinp; .uurnry uro
Inccuts Abroad, Lotliair Stepping
Bvoinvard, Llttlo Womon, Only a
,OM i-asiuoned um, etc.
bi'RT House-. Tho Commissioners
(having tho iron fence around tho
Brl Jioiiio property, painted with
liar, wneieoi inesincii is most uu-
i-wt. I'aintofsoino kind has been
i needed and wo aro irlad to seo tho
Eroveincnt.
EAltVESTlNG. Farmers near tho
raro fairly at work harvesting, ono
hvo, wo unucrsianii navo nearly liti-
xnis is unusually cany and is
to tho intensely warm suns of
wst week or two following thecon-
bctl rainy season.
bxsisTEXT. Tho Republican takes
itusk tills weoK lor publishing n
ke renort sent by n correspondent.
Htli it thinks improper, but in tho
e column refreshes its renders with
trtlclo not police news, vastly worse
nours.
kmmis' Monument. Why do not
flitiercnt rosts 01 tno u. a. u. anil
ires of Patriotic Order Sons of
irica in this county initiate somo
lenient looking to tho erection of n
era monumtmt at mis piacov Lot
jorcanizatlon take tho lead and tho
lis will help.
pious Fall. W. If. Smith of Or
eille, whilst piekimr ehenies. on
May evening of last week, fell
illio.treo to tho ground, a distanco
pen lect, iracturing his lilp joint
fcruisitig himself severely. Thu ac-
i was caused by tho breaking of n
of tho tree.
e Baptist Festival. This fair
Jon last .Saturday evening, and
J about $100. Tho attendance was
larger than was expected, and tho
cam ran out at an early dato. Tho
lir for thn ivory iravel.tho cold fish.
Wresting gown was iwtlve, and pro
llmueh excitement Tho Odd Fol
io! this place won I He gavel.
I ...
x.iTUOKE. Almost nil our ox-
fees aro recording ttit.es of death or
Kralion irom llieexlremo heat. Tho
i reventives aro temperance in eat-
kirinknig.nnd exerrlr-o. Keenoutof
lun asinucli as possible; drink but
(cow water nnu loss spirits; avoid
jetodily exercise, and you will bo
hi weather tho "heated term" with-
Bilious dilllcuity.
ISO. John 'Wagner.aged about
ly-ono years, six lect high, with
i on lelt faido of tlio face, wcirine" u
n s-ult, lelt ids homo on Friday tho
iiust. iie nas noiueen nearii 01 since,
information concerning his wheio
U will be thankfully received by
jife, Anna Wagner, Jaysburg, Ly.
Iii2 county, Pa. Exchanges ufll
iraf.ivor upon n poor woman in ills-
jy copying tins notice
fascial Fact. Tho giorioii3 -1th
joy, mis year 01 grace, lbTU, will
eon .uominy, consequently on that
IhobanLs will nil bn elnseil. NotoH
Bring on tho Fouith will fall duo
jy previous, which beinc Sunday.
Boakeit liece.ssarv ftirnll narthvt in-
(till In negotiable papers to attend
e tamo on Saturday. Jul v 2nd. in
to bavo nrotosth. Remember this
t'lVO tlio co&ts and n vls.lt from the
ry Public.
m i. Chickens. Thousands or
f annually dlo or gapes which would
wise find their way to market. In
ithil
Suit I
f ui remeuying tiio disease, wo
(he following, by W. B. Burnell.
I'uifi'pon.uounecuciu, eatu to boa
Nro: "JIlx in u tablespoonrul or
W tlio meal It will hold, and pivn
tllU'l
tis.'l
owl
(rood of ten or twelve chickens."
lilt I
the-r
P.nuus : "All that diofrom taking
all that dlo fmm tlio ennes after
Hsu, i will pav orat any exnen-.e."
"wuui our rumors try n.
k'Elovo In nlornnl. nml p.intinf. lin
pu by absencoor tho grave. And
I wo not surprised that Mis. Belter
plliamsport. tho next day after her
Iqd's death, took tho cold plato
V Ms falso teeth and got u Jeweler
pea ringor It, so that sho could
D' her hllHlmnd'H ffiriminn. fihn f..H
flip, must havo gomo souvenir to
I thfi fiWPPt. mpmnrfpa nf hn nnet.
P thought this would bo better
of l
aJotl
I'aving tno teetn altered to fit hor
uimsoaud. jsx.
hh Ni.W8. To fill tho local col
(of a newspaper with spicy, read
lUms at tins time of year, is near
impossible a icat as to extract
(from a turnip. Fditnrs. liko nu.
I "abhor a vacuum" hut that such
luum does exist nt this nrf-put Is
Pbted. Tho truth is, that tlio
jw has been entirely too warm for
f'ing to happen, Tilings don't take
t With tlio thermometer amonir tho
I'js, and tho community need not
t to bo either shocked, or amused
treat extent until tho weather
fwier.
I.E.
iiolesome Field Drink. Tlio
(Ivouso of cold water during tlio
I'.'lng heat of summer often results
K'ous und alarming Illness. It is
I'tJlG filKMcnhli. Hint mmn linmi-nirn
r "v buosiituicii ior n, oi which
plprcEbcd can partake with tafo
Jinhls nurposo I am nwaro of no
r Or rar..A.nrrnci.in. .lrti.i- 11m.
W .. - .-.wav lUIIUIIIItH fl.l.. mull
ijuowingi Tako of tlio best whito
r'wEincer root, enipfnl v lirti sod,
PtlDCCs: croimi fif Inrlor imp. innrp'
Irilx quarts, to bo boiled for about
F'nuts, thcnstrulncd: to tliostrain-
iwor add 0uo jiound or sugar, and
'f' a it over tho fire; keop It well
Ir "u"gar is penecuy (lis
and then pour It into nu earthen
Mntri wiii.f. .r... i i..
linLfrac"ms of twtnrlo ncld, and
lh i ' emon.nnu ici it remain
lo heat u reduced to a luko warm
i"ure; then add n tablespoonrul of
yrriiig theip well togetlier und
;VuP.,Tho corks must ho well
"U. Tllh llrli.L- ...III I.., I.. 1. 1,. I. .......
ill.1
;l
It. I;
1 1,1" four or flvo days. This Is a
rWkt weather.
THE
GitADUATED.-T-Amonc tho names of
tho graduates of Lnfayetto College, Fus
ion, Pa., wo notlco that of David J.
Waller, Jr., of this place.
-
CommenuaiiIjE. It speaks well for
tlio good behavior of our citizens, that,
although tho Lock-up hns been finished
and ready for visitors for porno time, no
person lias, as yet, been found desirous
of testing its accommodations. Wo
think that Uloomsburg stands high in
tho list of tho moral and quiet towns of
tlio State. For n placo of Its slzo thcro
Is very llttlo polieo work necessary.
ConuncTioN. Tlio advertisement
published by us of tlio Orangevillo eel
cbration of tho coming ltli of July, ap
pears to havo inaccurate) in stating that
Air. Uuckalew was to deliver an oration
on that occasion. Another gentleman
was engaged to deliver tho oration and
Air. li. promised to accompany him up
on tho occasion but not to deliver u reg
ular address. By somo blunder nil in
correct notico was furnished us, but ac
cording to tlio ruio or printers wo "fol
lowed copy."
Heat. Wo may fairly bo said to
havoagenuino"licatcd term." From all
parts of tho country como reports of
tho Intenso weather of tho past week.
Tho thermometer has varied from i)0
to 100 in thn shade in different locali
ties. Sunday last was "scorcher" in
this town, and night brought littioor
no relief. It is refreshing, however, to
know that tho corn is growing finely,
and that tho crops aro looking bettor.
A shower, howover, would help things
amazingly.
AitltEHT. Qeorgo Schcnck, u colored
boy about fifteen years of age, was ar
rested on Jlonday night last by Consta
ble Woodward, on n warrant charging
him witii cutting a tovcro gash in tlio
head of Nelson McCarty's llttlo daugh
ter by throwing stones. This stylo of
amusement is much in voguo with tiio
youngsters and should bo stopped.
Messrs. Bobbins AlCyer somo time since
suffered n loss of nearly 100 from tho
breaking or ono of their largo plato
glaes windows, caused by stono throw-
TniNiTf College. Tho Ilartrord
Times of Thursday, June 23d, gives a
detailed accountoftheclass day exercises
at Trinity Collego, Hartford, Conn. Tho
poem written and delivered by Mr. Ar
thur Dyer is remarkably ilno.its length
howover, proventlng our publication of
it. Tlio chronicles of tho class of '70
were read by Mr. Georgo E. Klwell of
this place, and were filled with humor
ous allusions, calling forth continual ap
plause. Tho class of '70 I30110 of unus
ual merit, and its members will doubt
loss bo heard of in arter iifo most credit
ably to themselves and tho institution
from which they graduated.
Small TuiKVUitY.-Somo rascal, hav
ing neither tho fear or tho law nor com
mon doconcy beforo his oyes, broku into
tho spring liottso or John K. Grotz, on
Saturday night last, and thon and thcro
did feloniously nbstract all tlio butter
contained therein, together witii tho
plates on which it was placed. This
sort of theft is always irritating, but it
was rendered doubly so in this case,
from tho fact that this wretched piirer
crdld not lcavo enough butter for tho
morning's meal. In vlow of this fact,
Mr. Orotu feels impelled to request ono
of three things; oither a discontinuance
of such visits altogether, a selection of
somo other night than that of Saturday,
(as no stores aro open on Sunday morn
ing,) or tho leaving of enough butter
lororeautast next morning. This wo
must say isno moro than reasonabloand
should receive tho attention of thothief,
aiorciam, wnoso oetior pian lor obtain
ing butter, if 1 1 13 palato requires that
oleaginous compound, would bo to call
on Mr. Grotz and beg n small aipply.
By so doing ho would keep out of tho
clutches of tho law. which, if 1 in nnr.
sists in his present course, will ovontu-
auy piaco mm wnero no win navo time
ior quiet thought If not for repentance.
Baltimore. Juno 23. Tho ofllcoof
thoMaryland Firo Insurance Company,
of Baltimore, corner of I'ost Office av
enue and Second street, a short distanco
from tho post ofUce, about noon to day
was robbed ot United States bonds and
ther valuable. securities, amounting to
ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Demoious! Tlioico eold soda water.
drawn from Marblo Fountains, at Hen.
icrsnoi's urug store.
Wanted. A. lournevnian iin-smitli.
mniKllately. Steady employment to
i good workman. Annlv to Smith
Brothers, Orangevillo, l'a.
Di:nti3tuy. Wo had neglected to
notico that Br. Hugh Thompson has
incaicu us a uenust in i'Jspy, mm is at'
tending to alLtlio branches of that nro
fesnion. lie has been in practico over
twenty years and fully understands tho
requirements oi nis proiessiou. "
Vr Sage's CATAitnir Bemedy is
warranted to euro Catarrh in its worst
forms and stages. Tho most painful cases
aro speeuuy relieved by it, and stop
paces, onensivo discnarccs. ant tainted
breatji all yield to its wonderful curative
powers. "Cold in tlio Head." dizziness
and thin watery discharges uro remov
ed, tho head cleared, tho air passages
opeueu, aim reuei mid eomiort auorued
by its use. it contains no strong irritat.
inc. poisonous or caustic drugs, sent by
mail on receipt or sixty cents. Address
B. a. l'iereo, M. B. Buffalo, N. Y
For aaloby mo?t druggists everywhere
Buiiing tho last ten years Inventors
oi mo highest talent navo directed their
attention to improving tlio most valua
bio modern luvontiou, tho bowing Ma
chine. JNono navo boon so successful
in combining in ono Machino so many
excellent qualities as tlio Singer Manu
facturing Company in their now Family
Sowing Machines. Tho fact that their
sales durlug tho last tlireo years havo
ijlx-u sixty iiiousaiiu moio man any
other company in tho world, is sulll-
ciont ovidenco that tho poopIo havo
learned irom pructicai uso wmcn is tno
nest. Tins Machino is constructed on
approved mechanical nrinc pies, wit
nil tlio lato Improvoraopts for overy
variety oi lamuy sowing or.neavy tall.
orlng. It runs lightly, quietly and
rapidly : makes tho lock stitch aiiko on
both sides; uses a greater variety o
threads than other machines; is dura
mo; not nauio to get out oi order : eaiv
to learn ; and requires only ono hand
to guide tlio work, enabling tho person
using it to sit In nu easy und healthy
position. It possesses all thu good qual
ities of other machines, and Is free from
their oblcctloiis. It only needs to bo
known to bo appreciated. Kvery family
uesiuiiK iv pcricci iiiaciiiuu snuuui pur
ennso tno mugcr.
Utoum.lmiK .liar lie I ltioi I.
Wheat per bushel
Ityo "
Cum 14
Oats.
l'lonr r?r harre!
Clovei Lceil,
Klaxiiecil
Iluttcr
Ekss
Tallow
rotntne M
Drk-ii Api'loa
llntim
11.2'
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M
ill
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1 2 "
1 17
hides ami MiouliU'rii
I jir.l tier nouuj -
Hay pc-v ton - IS 00
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No. 1 Bgotcli pie -i'JWil
No. a " tsyjfsa)
lllouro J0
l.U.MllHIt.
HomliKk Jloarila lr tbonuml ft.......
(10 0)
I saw
, 15 uu
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JoUt, Htuntllut;, I'lunk.dleinlnelt).
Diuniiie. no, i per iuuhohuu..
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JOB
PIIINTINQ
Neatly ciecutMl at this (Mc
COLUMBIAN AND
THE KALEIDOSCOPE.
,, A mnpof lmy liro,
Us liiidimtloniiuKl ltn valcuurcru.'ti
CIX,
DAVID THE KINO.
Somo persons who havo becomo his
torical characters, nro so peculiarly dis
tinctive, that they aro known to com
paratively a few or tlio human raco ;
and to those only, whoso studies or pur
suits havo led them, moro especially,
into tnoso departments or art, sclchco
or literature, In which such personages
Decaino famous. Others aro almost
equally well known to tho reading com
munity , as they nro to thoso who follow
tho sumo callln;; enjoying, as It were,
a sort of universal eclcbrlty, confined
to no clime, or raco, or sect.
iVh history lias been written hereto
fore, unless a man woro u enwn, or
iieaded an army, or murdered a king,
ho was likely to dlo without leaving a,
name to posterity. Thohumblo artisan,
or tlio starving author, albeit both were
creating impcrishablo works, destined
at somo future period to arouse n nation
from years of apathy, were forgotten
amid tho turmoil that followed ; and
unless they could buckio on tho armor
and ruio tho whirlwind thoy had raised,
they woro set down as tlio moro ma
chines or tlio day ; whllo tlio personages
who had been east to tho surfaeo by tho
revolutions, at onco becamo hedged
round with a sort or divinity, and ar
rogated to themselves tho honor or or
iginating that, which had In truth orig
inated them.
Usually, In profano history, tlio only
ights which havo been shown w, woro
those or battle and blood ; and tho only
haracters with which wo becamo In
timately acquainted, woro thoso, who
ror tlio timo being, directed tlio courso
or armies. Tho long, and secret, and
Invincible strugglo for certain political
ights, and religious tolerations, were
cither entirely forgotten, or not consid
cd worthy of oven a passing notico ; but
when tho long preparing disaffection
breaks out into open rebellion, then tho
historian seizes tlio pen, and tho paint
er his pencil, nnd tho events of tho hour
no chronicled, perhaps faithrully.often,
however, with a party prejudice.
Until very lately, wo havo been left
in darkness, forced to gropo our way
amid our many conjectures, ignorant as
to tho causes of well known events, or
tho first Illegal encroachments, which
led to certain results disastrous to des
potism, but glorous to liberty. Wo uro
happy to say, that for profmo history a
brighter day is dawning. Tlio mantio
of Clio has fallen upou tho shoulders of
Motley, of Irving, of l'rescott, of Ma-
caulay, and of Hallam. In them wo
find much of tho philosophy of history,
wo aro mailo acquainted with tho deep
and latent cause, witii tho very founda
tion and material of history, as well as
tho natural and incidental results of
thoso causes. It is not merely tho nak
ed facts, connected with a particular
transaction, hut also tho cause, which
makes history valuable.
No matter how charming may bo tho
narrative, no matter iiow artistically,
great o vents aro woven and cotmocted
to each other; it Is not in tho field or
cabinetjthat wotiro made to comprehend
the eauso of a public movement ; but
in tho workshop or tlio mechanic, nt
tlio plow or tho husbandman, nt tho
firc sido or tlio diiy-Iiiborer. Perhaps
overy important revolution has gone
through a long courso or preperation,
and that preparation has been among
those who had not beforo that, figured
cither in politics or history. Here,
then, should tho historian go to collect
his materials and facts, and this is tlio
narrative which makes history, and
makes it valuable.
Whether our successful modern his
torians took their hint from tho Sacred
Writings, of course we can only conject
ure. It is there that wo fir.d history
related and written as it should be, anil
to that Book we can always turn for a
splendid specimen of un varnished nar
rative, speaking or people as they aro,
"extenuating nothing, nor setting down
aught in malice."
It is our intention to speak o! tlio cel
ebrated personage whoso name stands
at tho head or this article, as a man,
ami as a king. Whether wo shall dilfor
materially rrom others, in our estimate
or his character, remains to bo seen.
Certain it is, that wo all must judge of
dm as wo find him in Holy Writ, for
in his caso no factious, or zealous, or
time-serving historian, has transmitted
a one-sided view of his pretensions to
fit mo and respect ; but men who had no
sinister object to subserve, no motive to
conceal or misrepresent, but whoso
great mission was tlio cause of truth.
From. tho writings of tlio Prophets,
from tho records of thu Chroniclers, wo
tako our history of David.
Tlio future King was but a lad, when
tho Prophet Samuel annointod Saul to
lio King over Israel, by thu command
of God, Saul seems to havo been a
very warllko King, "and fought against
ids onomies on every side," "and thorq
was soro war against tho Philistines all
the days of Saul ; and when Saul saw
any strong man or nny valiant man, ho
took him unto him." Tills fact accounts
for tlio part that tho then Shepherd of
Bethloliem afterwards played In the
tragic history or Saul, for David prov
ed himself a "valiant man." When n
young man, tho Psalmist seems to havo
been bashful and modest to n degree,
nor had his father and family any groat
opinion of his merit. Ho was smaller
in stature than any of his seven broth
rou, and if wo iup tojudgohy tho orders
to Samuel, ho must havo been rcmar
kablo in this regard, for tho Sccr was
ordered not to look "on tho height o
his st ituro." Still ho was esteemed,
oven beforo his encounter with Qoliali
orGath, "a mighty valiant man, and a
man of war." Nothwitlistandiiig that ho
was thus held, and also that Samuel, tho
Seer,had sotnetimo proviously nnoliitcd
him as King.to succeed Saul.yet wo still
find him employed hi tho business of
keeping his father's sheep, and unius
lug lilmsclf during tho Intervals In play
ing upon tlio harp, In fact, ho was al
ready eolebrated as a imwlclun ho
"was cunning in playing:" nml that
ho had a great reputation that way, Is
ovldont from tho circumstance, that
even the servants of Saul know or his
talents.
IfU UK CO.NTINUKII,
A I'olitj: man. My ileccasetl uncle,
says n humorous writer, " was tho moat
jiollto mail in tho world. Ho was milk
ing n voyage on the Danube nnd tho
boaUunU. My undo was Just on tho
point of drowning, Ho got his head n
novo water for onco, toolc oiThls hat and
bald, 'Badlcs and gentlemen, will you
please, oxeuso mcV nml downlio went."
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBXIHG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
CoiiiUy Convention.
Tho pomocrtttlo voters of tlio several blslrlots
111 txilmnliln county, nro renucslod to meet at
tlio intinl nlnce cl holding tho Kenernl elections,
on SnturJuy, tho 30lli day of July, 1870, lietween
the Hours of threo o'clock nnd seven o'clock In
the nfternoon of that ily, nml eiectliy liallot
two persons to represent tho District In n Conn
ty Convention tolio hold at the Court House In
llloomsburit.on Monclny.AnRUstlst.BtlJo'clook
noon, to select two Congressional conferees to
meet similar conferees from other counties of
the District, to nominate a candlilato for Con
cress j two Representative eonrcrees to meet
slmlliir conferees rrom the other county In the
District, to nominate n candidate for member of
Assembly j to nominate ono person for Associate
JuUgoi one neisou for bherirrs ono person for
Jury (.ommlsnloner , one person for County
Commissioner! ono person for Coroner, and one
person for County Auditori To bo supported by
tho Democratlo party at tho coming election.
lly order of Iho Commltteo.
CHAHLHH 11. nitOCKWAY.
Chairman.
Candidates Tor IVoinlnat Ion.
Tho following gentlemen have been mentioned
for nomination to tho several County Ollleesto
bo lltled by election tho picsent year, and their
names will bo presented for the consideration of
the Democratic County Convention :
SlIUKIFF.
EMANDUS UNANGST,
FlSUI.NncIlECK TOWNSHIP,
JAMESLAKE,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
SAMUEiTr! KLINE,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
BEES J.IhLLABD,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
AABONSMITII,
HK.MI.OCK TOWNSHIP.
i. k. kbTckbaum,
nENTON TOWNSlltP.
WILLIAM TpPLEMAN,
11KNTON TOWNSHIP.
WILLIAM EYEB,
riKEENWOOD TOWNSHIP.
mathiasTkline,
FISHlNOCHEEK TOWNSHIP.
A8.S0CIATE JUDGE.
JOHN It. YOIIE,
Mil KLIN TOWNSHIP.
SAMUEL CBEASY,
MIFII.IN TOWNSHIP.
COMMISSlONKIt.
IIIKAM J. BEEDEB,
CATAWISSA. TOWNSHIP.
minnebTiiile,
CATAWIS3A TOWNSHIP.
JOHN pThaNNON,
CKNTKALIA BOKOUCJIL
JUHY COMMISSIOXDll.
ISAAC McBRIDE,
MAPISON TOWNSHIP.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE IS IIEKEBY GIVEN
that an application will be mado at tho next
meetlngof the General Assembly of tho Com
monweulth of I'ennsvlvnnla for tlio itienrnnrn..
tlon of a bank. In accordance with the laws of the
uommonweaiin, to bo entitled the "Uatawlssa
uenosit ana wavinir isanic." to ue loomed nt coin.-
wlvsa. Col. eo..Pa.. with a cnnltal of Hltv thnuKimil
uouurn. witii me rigm 10 increase iiie sumo 10
ono nunareu nnu nny inousanu uonars.
OTICE,
All nersonq know Inn1 thcniRolvn liulhtril tn
the 11 rm of Jos. Ij. Bhannon & Co. or Jos. I bhau
non are hereby notified that the book a are la tho
hands ot T. J. Moms. They will uleaso call and
settle on or before August 1st, or they will bo
Ilioornsburg, July 1, 13T0-3t.
TmiLOSOPlIY OF MARRIAGE.
JL A Njiw Couii3K of LtXTintE-S, as delivered at
the l'enua. Polytechnic ami Anatomical Museum
I'JJ.J UIlfcSLUUL Ml.. I II I no OUU1H uuovo Twciiin.
Philadelphia, embracing tho subjects: How to
ljive nnu wnai 10 i.ivu ior; louin, laturuy
UUU UIU AUB J11IU UUU UClieiUllV lll'VlUWCU
Tho c-au&e oi lndlue&tlon: Flatulence and norv
ous Diseases accounted for: Marrlnue I'hila.
suphlcally considered. These lectures will be
lurwurileil rMii nt ul ia ceil ttt v Mdilreimliiit
Secretary of tho Pennsylvania Polytechnic
AND ANATOMICAL, 311'bKUai, ITH UUlHtUUl Ml.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
jgltlDOE NOTICE .
wo win uicei ai ir. isaac iiiingamon's, in
lleuver twp., on TliurhJay tlu'7tli uay ol July
ucxt, Irom 1 o'clock, M. to li r. M to let cou-
trucl lo move tno coverea iiriugo at nml pince to
u nolnt about 1 mile up creek. Kew lan bhlii.
gles. clear or ap, to bo used. Tho brldgo to bo
baiye icrigin as oiu ouo ; wiug waus 10 uu auoui
fcame us old ones. Abutments to bo 13 leet abovo
low walcr mark. I'lau auu hptcillcauous cau bo
seeu ou tho cround at day ol lettlun or at this
oltlco In the meuuilme, All communications
rclatlui; this mutur will be properly attended
to.
lJAviij irjAui;it. l LoinmrK.
W.M. (1. liUICK, r ol
L'YltUS ItOllUlNS, J Col. Co.
liif Wm. lCr.ici;iiAi'.M, Clerk.
Cuminlhnlouer's OUUo. )
Blooiii!burg, Juuo'JJ, 1&70. i
T)ULE ON THE HEIBS OF SA-
I , UAH A. 1IOWMAN.
LOI.UMUIA COUm v.bS: The Commonwealth
of Pi nusylvanla to Thomas llownvui, Henry
ISOWIUail, tttMUf JIUIVII'UU) Jllllll.l u.iwmu.1, R,
It. r.owmau. Ueoiuo L. liowman. ManaMta llow
man. John liowman, Mary luU-rnmirtcd with
l'hlllp Mowcry, l'enlna Hmlth, Henry liowman,
Andiew liowman, John liowman, Celestla Mil
ler, who ot William Aimer, iuuiuua nuier. who
ol Win. T. Hitter, Jane, wlfo or Thomas culver,
Maltha liowman, jovepn i uowman ana fcaid
Martha belima minor, who has lor her guardian
Solomon Nlhart, lineal descendants or Hiirah A,
liowman, uiceubeu, auu iuuii uu. p.miii
teretileil, Vrcctitvj: You aio hereby cited to bo
and appear befoiolhe Judges or our Orphans'
Court at an Orphans' Court lo bo held at lllooms.
burg, on tho llrfet Monday or September next,
then and thcro to accept or rcmo to tako the
real estate ol said Harim A, Uowman, deceased,
at the appraised aluatlon put upon It by the In
fimst duly auaided by the bald court.ond re
turned by tho fcherltl. And hereof full not.
Witness tho Honorable William Klwell, Presi
dent or our said court, tho oth day or May, A. 1).
ono thousand eight hundred and soveuty,
WHLLl.NUTON H. ENT, Clerk,
llloonubiirg, Juao 21, 1870.-IW,
gHEIUFF'S SABE.
lly virtue or a wilt or Venditioni Kxponas Is
sued out of the Court or Common rieas ol Col
umbia county ami tn me dliected will bo expos
ed to sale hy public vendue or outcry on the
premises, on Saturday, JulyU, lUTO.atone o'clock
In tho afleiuoon, the following real estate to wit,
situate In the town orMontuna, township of Con
yugham, Columbia county, houuded on Iho oust
by u tlttecii lootalley, on tho south by lands of
tho estate or Peter llelwlg.on tho west by Centre
stiect, being Ufty leet lu width us lild outou
map of saia town.
Seized, taken In oxccullon nnd to be sold as
the property or Joseph U. Leiby.
MOKDECAI MILLAHU,
IHoomsburg, June 17, 7(1. Sheriff.
s
IIKIUFF'S SALE.
llv virtue ora certain writ of Venditioni Kx
pouas, lssuod out of tlio Court of Common l'tens
of Columbia County, and to mo directed, will be
exposed to publio salo or outcry, on tho premises
on Wednesday. July (1, 170, at one o'cloclc in tho
afternoon, Iho lutcri'ht of William 1), Albertsou
lu the followlna real estate, situate lu
Ureeuwood township lu the couuty or Columbia,
Ktate or I'cnnsvlvuuta. bounded on the north
by lands or John Btaley, on the east by lands or
ltecce, on tho west by lauds of Androw'dray.
..nntnlnlni? about Itftv acres. AlkO tho Interest
ot nld William 1). Albertsou, In a certain lot of
ground situate In tho township of (Jreenwood,
uforexaUl, and boundod on the north by lands or
Almlm Albettsuu, on tlio east by lands or
John aio'ire. on inu hoiiiu uy uinus oi
Isaac ue I'ltt aud o liters, on mo west uy lanus oi
JiiKepli Hands and others, containing fifty acres
moie or less, ou whlcli Is elected a tiainu dwel
ling house uud Iramo burn, with other appurte
nances. Helped, taken into execution and to bo sold as
tlio property or William 1. Albertsou,
11 .MOUULUAl .MILLAltD.
Uloomsburg, Juno 17, '70 hhcnlf.
J OIIN G. JACOBY'S
UAKEHY AND COKFECTIONintY!
BEllWICK, l'E.VN'A.
The underslrued would respectfully iulorm
thu Clllzeus or Uerwlck, and vicinity, that he
has opened u Conlectloucry and llakf ry In
01)1) rilLt.OWB' HALL,
llerwlclr, l'a., wluie ho is pieparcd to furnish
all kludsor
l'LAI.N AND FANCY OANDIGR,
FltnNCII UANDIKS,
I'OUUION AND DOMtaTIO F11U1TS.
OUANUES, LEJIONS, UA1RINS
AC, Ac, AC, AC,
UY W1I01.KSAI.K AN II ItEr.VlI..
AmoiiK the assortment will be found Cream
berts', l.'lL-s, Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Jellies or d'iller
eut kinds. Mustard. Calsun. l'lckles. Chocolate.
mus, i.nifusu wuinuis, I'lanuis, Aimon.is. ru
eut kinds. Mustard
Canned Fruit or all kinds, Corn Hlarch, Keg Ills.
cult, hodu C'radiers, Oyster Ciackcrs. Cheese,
Knap, writing J'aper, Agreement rupers, kii
velopes, VIS1I AND OYSTKHS,
And nroduce nf nil kinds. Frnh llread and
CakCM every day. Ice Cream In htason, Vour
patronage is bollcltcu.
JOIINO.JACXJHV,
llorwhk, Juuol7j;o-tf
E KIDNEYS.
The Kldnejs uro two In number, situated nt
tho tipper part of tlio loin, surrounded by fat,
nnd consisting of llireo parts, vlv tho Anterior,
the Interior, nnd tlio Exterior.
Tho anterior absorbs, Interior consists of tis
sues or veins, which servo nin deposit for tho
urluo nnd convey It to the exterior. Thocxter.
lor. Is a conductor also, terminating In n slugle
tube, nud called tho Ureter, Tho ureters are
connected with tho bladder.
Tho bladder is composed or various ooverlugs
or tissues, dlvidod into parts, viz.! the Upper,
tlio Lower, tho Nervous, and tho Mucous. Tho '
upper expels, the lower retains. Many have a
desire to urinate without the ability others
urlnato without tho ability to retain. This fre
quently occurs Inchlldren.
To cure llieso (ifToctlons, wo must bring Into
action tlio muscles, which are engaged In their
various functions. If they aro neglected, Cl ravel
or Dropsy may ensue.
Tho reader must also bo mado aware, that
however slight maybe tho attack, It is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers, as
our flesh nnd blood aro supported from these
sources,
(Jour, on Hiir.u.MATisM.-1'aln occurring In the
loins Is indicative of (lie abovo diseases. Thoy
occur In persons disposed to nci.l slnmnch and
chalky concretions.
Tim CluAVKt.. Tiio grovel ensues rrom neg.
lect or improper treatment of tho klducys
These, nrgaus being weak, tho water Is not ex
pelled from tho bladder, hut allowed to remain s
it becomes feverish, and sediment forms. It is
from this deposit that lliesli.no Is formed, and
grnvel ensues.
DHOP3Y Is a collection of water In somo parts
or tho body, and bears different names, accord
ing to the parts affected, vlr. : when generally
diffused over tho body, it Is called Anasarca
when of tho abdomen, Ascites; when or the
cheat, Hydrothornx,
I iTnr.,TMEKT. Helmbold's highly concentrated
compound Extract Duchu Is decidedly one of
tho best remedies tor diseases of the bladder,
kidneys, gravel, dropsical swellings, rheuma
tism, and gouty affections. Under this head wo
havo arranged Dysurla, or difficulty and pain lu
passing water, Scanty Secretion, or small and
frequent discharges of waters Strangury, or
stopping pf water ; Hematuria, or bloody urine ;
Gout and Rheumatism or tho kidneys, without
any chango in quantity, but increase In color,or
dark water. It was always highly recommend
ed by tho late Dr. Physlck, In these affections.
This medicine increases the power of diges
tion, and excites tho nhsorbents Into healthy
exerclso by which tlio watery or calcareous dep
ositions, nnd all unnatural enlargements, as
well as pain and lullammallon nro reduced, nnd
it is taken hy men, women, nud children. Di
rections for nso and dlctaccompanj-.
Philadelphia, I'A., Feb, 25, lt67
II. T. Helmiiold, Druggist:
DeauSiu I havo been a sufferer, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladdor, and kid
ney nnbctlons, during which timo I havo used
various medicinal preparations, and been under
tlio treatment of tho most eminent l'hyslclaus,
experiencing but llttlo relief.
Having been your preparations extensively
adveitlsed, I consulted with my laniily phyjl
elan in regard to using your Extract Uiichu.
I did this because 1 had used nil kinds of ad
veitlsed remedies, and had found them worth
less, nud, some quite Injurious ; lu fact, I despair
ed or ever getting well, und determined to uso
no remedies hereafter unless I knew of the In
gredients. It was Hits that prompted me to use
your remedy. As you advertise.! that It was
composed nf bui'liii, ruhebs, and Juniper benies,
it occurred to me and my physician as an excel
leuttomblnat!oi!,and, witii his advice, after un
examination of the article, aiul consulting again
with tho druggist, I concluded to try It, I com
menced Its use about eight months ago, ntwiilch
time I was conn noil tn my room, rrom thoflist
bottle 1 was astonished and gratlflwl at tho ben
eficial oiled, nnd after using It tlueo weeks, was
able to walk out. I felt much like writing you
a full btattmeul ot my case nt that time, but
thoughtmy improvement mlg.'itonly betem
porary, and tiiereloro concluded to ilcfer and seo
If It would cllect a perfect cine, kuowlmr then It
would bo of gieater value to you ami more sat
isfactory to me.
1 am now ablo to report that a cure Is effected
after using Iho icniedy for live months.
I havo not used any now for threo months,
nud feet as well in all icspcctaas I overdid.
Your lluchn being devoid or any unpleasant
lastcnud odor, a nice tonic and lnvlgorator ot
the system, I do not mean to be without it when
ever occasion may icqtiirc its use In such affec
tions. M. McCOHMICK
Should any doubt Mr.JUCormfck's statemeut,
he refers to tho following gentlemen:
Hon. Wm,
vanln.
llmLi:u, evGoveruor, Teuusyl
i
Hon. Tiios. 11. Florence, Philadelphia,
Hon. J. C. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, J. S. IlLACK, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon, l). n. 1'oiiTKii, ex-Governor, Pennsyl
vania. .
Hon, Elms Lewh, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon, It, C, GltlElt, Judge, United Btatos Court.
Hon, G. W, Wooiiwaud, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon, W.A. roKTEii.Clty Solicitor, Philadel
phia. Hon Joun iliaLUJi, cx-Govemor, California,
llou. E. Hanks, Auditor General, Washing
ton, 1). U.
And many others, If necessary.
Hold by lliugglsts und Dealers everywhere,
lleware ot couuterfells. Ask for Helmbold's,
Take no oilier, PniCE J1.25 per bottle, or U bot
tles for fil.to, Dollvfre.l to any address, lie-
scilbe symptoms in all communications,
Addrcsi 11. T. lli:i. MllOI.il, Duiu and Chemi
cal Wm cl... use, (.ill llroadway, N,' V.
NONE A HE (JENU1NE
usi.iaw doni: up in
STEKL- ENOHAVED WltAIM'EH,'
witii rac-iiliiillu cl my Chemical Wareliouso, aud
algned
II, T, IIEI.MUOI.P,
U70ly.
T"
Logal Notices.
A DMINISTltATOlfVH NOTICE.
XjL EKTATKOr HUNIIY YOST, DF.O'll.
Letters oladmlnlstrntlon on thocslatoof Hen.
ry YOst.lalo or 1wtu.t twp, l oiuinoia couniy.
uce'd,, havo been granted hy tho Ilcglslerofsaid
county,
to nnuiuctn Yost anil .inrou nuno o
ijociisi uiwusnip, vxiiuinijm cnuiii . i a 'kii
persons having claims or demands against tho
decedent nro requested toninkothemknowit,and
it
uiose luucoieu to maico
i iMivtm.iit.
kLl.Alii'.TH YOHT.
JACUII HTINE.
Administrators.
inny20'70-6w.
IXEOUTOB'S NOTICE.
J KMTATK Of MICHAEL LLMO.V, DKc'd.
welters lesiamcniary ou mo estaio oi ancunei
jwiiiuii, ihiu (II i" isiiiuk.;ii'i'i& iw.., ijuiuinum lu..
dee'd., havo been granted by tho lteglster or said
couniy to Cyrus It, White, r Flshlugcrcck twp.
All persons having claims against tho estnto
are requested lo present them lo tho Executor lu
Luiuiuuin couniy, a a. inoso imieuicu to inu
estate either on note. Judgment, mortgago or
book account will mnlce payment lu tho Lxec
ulor without delay.
ovnua u. white,
JelO'70-Ow. Executor,
"VXriDMYElt & JACOBY
TT EXCHANGE W,OUIJ,ttLOOMsnUlia,lA..
aro agents for the sale of "Jliockway's" Justly
celebrated Cream and old stock Ales, wlich Kiev
will sell as chenn as countrv brewed ales, whole
and half bnrrels constnnlly on hand. Tills nle
1s brewed by William E. Ilroekway, 3I." tn:ui
r.uii. r.ieveuin nireci, ew lorit Uliy
liloomsuurg, Juno 10, lTu-tl'.
A DMINISTBATOB'S NOTICE.
J- E8TATKOF JllllN YRAnKlt. TlECl'n.
Lttern of administration on the estate of John
Ytnger lato ol LoniBt twp., Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted hy tho ltcuinter oi
isald county to Wellington Yenur rrsiiliut? In
HoarlngcretU tup., Col. co. All pcrnous having
claims against the t-stato of tho decedent nre ru
rjucslcdio present them lor settlement, nml
thoio Indebted lo tho estate to make payment
tho undersigned, ndinlniKtrator, wlthoiitdclay?
WhlXlWtrrON YEAtlL.lt,
jej ivoff. Acuniuuuaior,
IU r&TA TK OF JAM1-H KM M I1T. JH C 1 1.
juettciN testamentary on tho eitatn nf Jnintu
Kmmilt.lntr uf llL'inlocktwn.. Columbia cnniilv.
dt'C'd, have been Krantr tl hy the lU-RlMer of nata
rountv to Andrew J. Kmmitt and christian
iit iJiimm oi ueinincrc lownnup, coiumnia
county, J'a, All i-ersoni liavluj: claims against
the estaio aro retiiiCKted lo present them to tho
Executors In Columbia county. Thoso Indebted
to the estate either an note, itidcmrnt. niorlL-ni?
or uodii umiiiiii win inaao payment in me t.X
ecutor.s without delay.
C1IU1HTJAN K. J;MMJ IT,
Je3'T0-Cw.
llxicutorn.
A BMINISTRATOU'S KOTIGK
J EH TAT K OK HALTZKtt ESSUK. liKC'll.
Letters of ndmluistrntlou on tho cslato ol
Itnttxpr Khstrk Intu of Madison townsbiit In
Columbia couniy, deceased, havo been granted
hy tho Itcfilstcr of nald county to William le
Urldo of Whito Hall Jiontour county. All
persons havlui; claims against tho entato ol
tho decedent aio requested to present them for
settlement, nnd thoso Indebted to tho estate to
inaito payment to tne unuersmnni auminisira-
ior wiuioui ueiay y lutmuj-irx
Real Estate Sales.
pUU 1,10 SALE
O F
VALUABLE 11I3AL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of tlio Orphans' Court
of Columbia county, l'a., on HATUltDA V.July
Mb, ltfio, nt ten o'cloclc In tlio forenoon. Jacob
Wnnlcli, nilnilnlstrator of Lydln Wanlcli, lafo
of llloom township, in said county, tlec'd. will
expose to bale, by public vendue, ou tho premis
es, a
HOUSE AND LOT '
siluato lu tlio town of Uloomsburg, In said
county, bounded by lauds of M. C. Woodward
on tho east, on tho south by mi nlley, on tho
west by lot of Peter Jones, on the north by Main
street of said town.
WELLINGTON If. ENT, Clerk,
jKB-Coniutions of Hjm.k: Ten per cent, or
oue-fourtli of the purcuaso money to bo jiald by
tho purchaser at tho strlklugdoun of tho prop
erty ; ouo-fourtli less the ten percent, to bo paid
ou iho confirmation ol the sale; thobalauco to
be paid lu ono year from tlio continuation ol
sale, with Interest from the timo tho puichaser
gets possession of tlio said piemises.
JACOll WANIC1I,
Jel7'T0-lw Administrator,
p U Ii L I
C SALE
VALUA 11LE ItEAL ESTATE.
In puisuuuco of an older of the Orphans' Cour
of Columbia county, l'a., will be sold at public
sale oa tl-o premises, on 8ATU11DAV, July "nd,
1HTU, at ten u'cloik in the lorenoon. by lsp an Ty
ler, mimdlan of the persons and estates of John.
Tvier. Slnrv Emma Tvler mid llelleli ICIIzabeth
Tyler, minor chlldien of Husan Tyler, late of
1l.M.ni..l.n..n I,, .lin unioidrnl 1 uvupnn .Innon..-
fii, win expose lu saie, uy jmuuo venuue, on 1110
tiremi.es, inree ouuiviueti lounu pansoi ceriuiti
Iffll cfltnt, ullut.10 in J.Nt JllrMirAl.UIK, 111 file
county of Columbia, nnd ."Slate ol 1'eensylvanln,
bounueil and described as follows, to wit: On
the north by an alley, on Hie east by au alley,
on the south by 11 lot of Jacob Edgar, and on thp
west by lion street, containing lujleeton said
lion street, and extending luck of an on.ual
breadth to said alley on the east, wlureoti are
erected u
IAVEUJNG JIOUSK,
ai.tl frnmt MnMo. Tlio uiualnlnn umliUdfit
lrurllt i ail ol hHftl ical ottalc will 1ji sokl nt tiio
hamo tlnunno ilao, hy tlio Hikstsnn ni'saM
tStihan 'JyJir, iltc a-iil,.o that tin put cliascr will
Kui n (jiinii iiiiu hi i in. in no en Ktit-i leai osinic,
'ihef-aiil ltnl eMatuM'ttl 1)0 sold toi-tlier, or lu
twoluts to mlt purcliatrs. ,nu thofhtatt of
saldtlcccnst'ii situatoln tliftowuol Kast Hlooins
lairtr. and cttunty itiow"ulil.
VU.UNG'ION II. i:NT,('lcil.
4f3-Tmvs of Sam:: 'I en pir ci'tit. of one
toiutli of Hit purchao mnnry.nl tin KrlUHiK
ifowii tf the juoperly; tho tuie-iouitli loss tl'
ten rt1 crnt. n t Hit eoutirmailim atisolule, and
tlio roinnlnliiK thuo-iunrthn in ono enrlhiTC
uttti, witii intfitl Mom continuation i(. ii. onl
to he M'cuicil hy JmltjiiiLiit, hnml aiul innitga(t
tin i no prennitN. imaai; i ia.u,
lIloomsbuiK, June 10,
uualdi.ill.
P
U li I, 1 C K A L K
- .a i -
V A 1, II A 111. E REAL ESTATE.
Ill i.uisuauco of au older nt tlio Orphans' Cmnt
of Columbia Couniy, l'.i., on SATURDAY, July
Hud. 1S70, nt lo o'clock in Iho foieuoou, Mary
Ru).p, AdliiinistluIlK 01 Gcoiko 11UP, Into ol
Eoanui: CucU toMiislilti. in said county, di cens
ed. wllie.M.ose to miblh V( ndlle ou liie t.iemises
nil that
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
sltualolu Roaiinjr Cieek township, said county,
bounded anil described as follows, towlt; lle
fjluiiliiK at a stone ami runnini; tlience by lands
ol John Helnbiooli, soulli elslny-scvin degices
west,ouo hundrid nnd ioit)-four ptifbes and
luhl.tcnths to a stcue; tin uce by lauds or John
litiiilicH. notth nlno aud n liulf debtees west, ono
l.i.iiil. fi nnd tin rr. r.oichfn tn n ktnno- limn..,. v
lauds of Jacob risher, uortii, clglit and a half
ueurccs tasi, uuy-iwo reicues io usioue; iitiuce
by lands of Geoiee Illtiifr, soulli, elahteeii de
greeRcaft, tlilltien nnd ciKht'tiutlis peicliesto
a pine knot ; tlituto noilli stvenly.ulno and
llnee-quaitcr dgn cs inst, ninety-one perches
to a stono; Ihepce by lands of lfcnjnmlu sharp
less. south nluennd n luilfdegices easoneliuu
ilrcil and seven nnd lle-tenili peiches, lo Hie
place of beginning,
CONTAINING 87 ACRES
and onohuudied and tlilily-thrce i cnl is. Con
UltloNs made known on day ol salo
MARY RUPP.
Roarluiicreelr, June 10, J-;o. Admlnlslrntrix.
pitlVATE SALE v
o l'
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
The undersigned oilers nt private sale about
00 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
situate in Denton township, Columbia county,
bounded by lauds of Elizabeth Klluo. Daniel
bhultz, Jucob Ash, Jiuoli llelslillno und others,
Fifteen Acres of which is chareil land. It also
contains a good 3 ounif orchard,
A FRAME HOUSE
AND BARN
and a neer falling spring of water.
Also ll
nist ciass
SAW AND LATHE MILL.
Tho bnlanco of tlio linctls heavily llnibeied
with ouk, hlle plue, ic.
For leims, conditions, .U, apply to the under
signed. 'Ihu actual number oi acies will bu de
leunlned by bunvr.
Rentoii .Jiiue i'l,ls;0-lf M. APPLEMAN.
p V 11 L I 0 S A L E
ii r
VALUA ULE REAL ESTATE.
In purstmnci'of an oiderof IlieOij.hans'Couit
ol Columbia couniy l'u.,oii SATURDAY, July
Itth, 1S70, ot ten o'clock lu tlio forenoon, Thomas
C, Fowler, ono of tlio uduilulslialoia of Uenju
mill Fowler, late of Ceulie twp., Columbia co.,
iUc'd.,wlll expose Id sale, by uullo tiidur, on
the piemises, n
f A LOT OF GROUND
siluato ill Centre loMiishlp. foluiubU i'ouul,
ilescribed us follows : Rounded on llie norlli by
lands ot John Fester, on the east by lauds of
Gilbert 11. Fowler, on the south by lands of
Fred. Shaller uuU on I lie west by lb" same,
uheicon uro erected a Frtiuio Dwelling House,
Hank liaru aud out buildings
CONTAINING EIGHT ACUF.S,
'1 ho petitioner Ihtieforo prayn ll.oCouil In or
der iho salo of tho said real estaio lor payment
ti f the di bis, jr.. if the said dicrdent.
WELLINGTON 11. ENT, Clt lk,
i'C... Mil HONS of Bali-. Ten H'r cent, of the
onu.fourth of the puichase meuey to l.n liald at
the striking Uuwn of tlio pioperty; the one.
fourth less iheien percentat Ihewiillrinatlou
ol the sale; und Iho miiululiig three-founlis in
ono j ear the reader, with lnietest from confir
mation nltl, THOMAS C. FOWLER,
JezniMw Administrator,
4 hi, KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
ueatly txeoulod at Tiik Columiiian tlleaiu
tint otneo.
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
N. W. HAMIMjK. 0. W. NliAh. J. U TAYLOR.
IYT. W. SAMPLE & CO.,
Uoi'iioi' of IMiiin StrooL and Ij. & B. Hull Houd,
BLOOMSBURQ,
MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS:
BLACKSMITHS AND
JIANUPAOTUIIERS OF
STEAM ENGINES & "WATER WHEELS,
ji:.vi:itAi. MAOHIM2 wonit ami nr.i'vius.
iMII.I, GKAltlNU, BIIAITINO, rUI.LKVS, 1IANGEUS, 11KA1) I1LOCKH,
OAHTINOfl VOU lUTItNAOKS
AND ItOIJilNO JUJjLH.
ALSO l-AK Wlir.KI4 AMI A.X,..,S. WAL .MIN.flO C.VSTINOH.
BRASS CASTINGS
oa it noxus,
;uai rtwri'HijN UAtiriiNua,
AND 15ABI1IT MHTAb
llKMMKIiD'.S OIJLUHHATRD OKOHK VALVES,
S'l'OP COCICH, (JIUCOK VALVK.S,
A I it COCKS,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM WHISTLES
Ul'XlAttS OUAOBB, S1I11AIVI I'SPH AND riTSiwaB
CONSTANTI.Y ON- HAND.
AG72NTS VOH SlUVE'S GOVEliNOll,
ACKNOWLEIiOEII TO UK 7 UK Hl.MI'LKHT AND B1XT IN THE WOULD.
MILI.WKIUIITH AND JIAC11INIH1S SUPPLIES EITHER ON HAND OKEUHNIHlini) Al
SHOUT NOTICE, VIZ; GUM AND LE.VTIIEIt BELTING OF EVEUV DESCUIPTION,
HEMP AIM) SOAP STONE PACKING, OILS, UED AND WHITE LEAD, AC.
LESSEES AND SOLE MANUKACTUKEUS OK HALL'S PATENT
DOUBLE DISCHARGE TURBINE WHEELS.
LIlirltAl. .NDUCEMENT3 orFEUED TO THE TltAllE.
Also Accnls for the "EUREKA" Smut and Separatlnir Mftcliino and "EX
CELSIOR" Bran Ditntcr. Bund for circular. Specimen Machines con lo seen
at Iho works.
BLAGKSMITHHSTG-,
HEAVY OU LIGHT FOUGINGa,
MERCHANT IRON OF ALL SIZES ON HAND.
Also manufacturers of Wm. B. Deuel's HAY and HARVEST GRINDERS,
patented November 2nd, ISO!).
REAMERS, TAl'S AND DIES,
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES. MADE TO ORDER.
ORDERS FOR BRIDGE BOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
PATTERN SHOP.-
WE HAVE NOW IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE LATEST lMri'.OVED MACHINERY
AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS OF PATTERNS AT SHORT NOTICE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF THE LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS.
THRESHING MACHINES,
A SPECIALTY.
Buckeye Reapers Repaired
AND ALL EXTRA PARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OF
l-IOKTON'S PATENT HAY HAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS.
5?" N. B. Having put In machinery especially adapted to tlio liianufactniL
of Moulding Cuttcrs.wo are prepared toexreuto largo or small orders, at short no
tice, and on very favorable tei nis. Send for Circular and price list.
N. W. SAMPLE & CO.
May 7,'CMf
Hail Road.
T ACK AAV AN N A
AND BLOOMS-
XJ !
llURd ltA.l.ltOAll
On and iur Jan. 17, IK0, I'aisengor Trains will
run ns follow. :
Oolui Nolth.
AlltVO ArrUo
GoluK South.
Leave Leave
. in.
p. r.i.
Sclautoit..
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l.lal
7.iW
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II. IJ
10.17
Hi.M
Airlva
Leave
1.32
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S.I.I
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Leave
Shlckslilniiy.,
i.crwiciv
llloom ,
Danvllh' . ..
Hotth'i
l.ll
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Mi
ii.:;j
t'oiniectioli made ft 1 ornntnn bv the III. 1.) a.m.
train lor Gnat Rend, Ilium. nmtoii, Albany nud
nil points Noilli, Ea-it and West.
D. T. 1IUI1ND. Slip'l.
rtATA W1SSA RAILROAD-Ou ami
J afler MONDAY, Kt-p. ti,
IM...I. Passentrer
It. tins nu thul'iilawKiia R.tdl.
iid ill run nt llie
follow lug uahird hours :
Mail .S'oWi. hfATlo.ss. .lf.nl AVrWi
Dep. S.liii.iu Wllllamspoil. Arr, COO p. in.
" M.U " Minify. llip.5.3 "
" '.M7 " Walsoiltnuil, " "
" lo.dl, ' Milton. " I.ID "
" 11M " Danville. ijuo "
" ll.dl " Itiipvit. " 11.10 "
" 11.17 ' CalawUsa. " ;f.:U
" i...pj p.m. uiiigiown, "
" lL'.5s " Hum m It. "
' 1.0H " i(uakaUe.
" l.LM " 1.. Maliouy June. '
" ,U "Dlno.Tamaqua, Dine. '
" -l.v'.i " Ileadlntr.
Arr, ti.ii " Philadelphia, "
IH'rt V...., V... r . I., I
I. so
1.IJ '
l.ai "
1,10
HMO n.m.
6.15
i ing or Mauch Chunk.
Fioui New Yoilc via. I ., rr
Mauch Chunk. I "1
NoChangool curs between Wllllanisport nud
Phlladelplila, OEO. V.'EUll Kuy't.
"nELAAVARE, LACKAWANNA, &
viiti;k?. iiAii.HUAii. Miipnifrnrrange-
liient, April 1I,1S70.
'i jauis leave us louows:
wrJirwAim.
HAsrwAitn.
Fx
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Ac-
com,
KTATIONH. I j,all
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com.
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Via M. A 11. lUVls.lA M.'P.M
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ilobokcu 8.15
Newark s. ii
Washington Us
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1.21
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11.15
7,10,
5.1$
9.50
R.I 5
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5A1;
6.2SI
5.11
....New Hampton......
Oxford
Ilrldceville
....Philadelphia
: HTieniou
Phlllinsbunr
12.17
12.7,
II. U
11.S!
7.SU
8.15
11.U5
12.110
12,15
12.25
12.10
5.10
3.50
1.
12.K0
.Muutinka Chuuk
..uoiawnro
..Mount Uethel .
Witter (liti
..Ktioudsburg
.....St.raguevUle
lleur vllle
........O.iUliuid
torks
Tobyhauua
.... Uouldsboro
Moscow
Dunning
,. . .sctiintou
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12.0S
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1.101 0.11
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10.11
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U.50,
11.10
U.Mi
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press
2.30 10.20
2.1s 10.3s p.m.
3.20 9.U) S.30
3.10 0.15 11.10
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1.57 lil.HU IJ.IIII
...1.5 10.17 1AM
5.3.1 11.02 1.(0
P.M. A,M, A.M.
S.00 2.10i
7.HI
7.1.5
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lOUlglOi,..,
s.ll...Fitcioi vlllu.,
H.10I 1.30! 7.S:
Nicholson
6.10 1.21
7'J7
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Montrose
....New Mlllold. . .
Oj-eat lieud....
1.57
1.10 1219
3.U 1J
r.Ml.V.M
7.15
0.51
0.30
A.M.
Trains do not slop ut Hl:itl. lis wheio tlio 'lime
Uomlltiil.
C0NNKITIONS.
At New llaniplolf Willi CtllllltlR. K.r.rN.J.
The Mail and 1-xi.iosm tialiiH msiuaitl and west
ward lonnect with lialns lor Ni w Y'oik, ElUu
bull, liBlntleldghomervUloiiud uiht r stations.
At Washington with -MotrU X Essex II, R.
Mall and Express trains nieko close mid reilablo
connections Willi tialiis lor New Yolk. Newark,
Moiilstown. Dover, Watcilno, Hacketlstowii Ac.
At MauuuKa Chunk Willi llelvideru Delaware
11. R. Close conn. '01 1. his nie made by Mall and
Kipress trains, with iiuiiis for l'liluidilpluu,
Tlculou, liillll j hLttl lli lMdetc, ie, lly Tiaiu
No. 2, piuseiigcis reach Philadelphia via llini
iltn, by No. l,la Ktnltigloii, Pnssmgeis ..11
No. 1, uirlvo In Phlltidelplila in lime to take the
II. .1.1 p. in, Haiti for llalllmoreuii.l Wasldngloii.
At Scraiiton Willi Lackawanna .t Uloomsburu
.tlieluwaro Hudson Rail Roads. Tt.tlns ou
these roads connect with our Hums for Pittilon,
Wllkca.llarre. Hi iw Irk, llloomsbuiir, lumille,
Olvpliaul. Aicltbatd nu.l Ciirlwiiitt.tle.
Al liliitthatiitoii Willi l.i le Hallway. Moll No.
1 connects ullli Expuss .Mull on IMe Riiilwuy,
It living nts.12 p.m. wiihu siieplng touch 111.
taciutl, uu Ivlng at lluflalo tit 0.2O nest morning.
Expiess No. 3 eoliuecls Willi 11 uuy trutu for
llui Lro. Illutcl. fttl.l Illllllra.
Albnur . misiiiiehanua RallRond. Four irnlns
a .lay iiiucaeh wuy unween Ihngtiumitm nud
Albany, ouolcuws IIIUKhuiutou at 2.'kJp, in,,
uud nti Ives nt Albany at f.oop, 111,
Hyrucuse, llliiKhaiotou s. N. Y. 11. it. Tialiis
fur HyracuteltuNu at 7 u. ni. and IU3 p. 111. Trams
from Hyrnciikounnoat ll.Wu.ni.niids. .up. m,
lt.A.lIjCNRV, W.l'. HALIATI AD.
Hen 1 Paso, and Tkt, Aticnt, Hupt,
BOILER MAKERS.
OF ALL KINDS,
(gTATEMENT
OF CENTRA LI A SCHOOL DISTRICT.
MICHAEL OOREY, Treasurer, lu account wild
(Vntrnllafcchool District.
DR.
To amount reecho. I tiom D.
Camp(l,.T.)
To Htate nipropilatloii
To H Tlioitius' bond
To ,lno Kllleen Cnllcctnr
( ( ; li I
111", to
l.nu c.)
Jl.iSJka
lit.
lly ni tiers redeemed
lly Houiuj Ta toConyiiglmm
lly.Scliool
Uy Commission 1,'iw 01 ia
percent
llalanco duo
1,170 91
Xil ()
i;u oo
3S S3
J 19
I.iwj m
.KiIIN RII.r.EEN.Colltctor In account with Cwi
trallaHchool Dlstiict, lor the Hchoul Yearcmt!
Inp; Juno W
DR.
To nint.it nt of Duplicate
C'R.
lly exomratlons
Hy amount letiuittd to Com-
inlssloners
lly ('omiiilssloiiHii I.orr .'ilia U
per cent
lly Tieasurer
lly balanco
tl.U'JI i
1,091 :
JOHN KII.LEE.V, Collector In account hIIIi
LViinnilnt-iliMil District lor Iho year IsiO.
Dtt.
Touin'l of liouiily diipllculo S57 II
CR.
Ry cxonciatloii C S3
lly amount letuiued to Com-
llllNionor4 8 73
lly Commlssou on ill" (tl ttj.5
percent, 12 10
Triastucr H5 Oil
lialaiuo 81 Utl 857 11
Dououaii. 4
MARTIN UAUailEN In account with Centralla
norougn;
DR. J
To ami of llnplicnio
tin
lly exonerations ; 1 5 13
lly comml-slon on 5D9 tog. 3
per cent. i 29 97
lly ta- on unseated land 85 50
lly nmeuut pnld Trensmer 5UI 29
ll balance 3 11 610 12
THOMAS GERAOHTY, Treasurer, in account
with Ccntiulliil'.orougti
DR.
To ain't ol tax nieivod fioni
Collector 506 29
CR.
lly oi'tltis icilcenied tVM 36
Assets 07
MAMMTJES.
Thomas Ctciaglily 07
JOIINP.HANNON, 1 Auditors
HENRY COD1I1NOTON. ofllorougU.
Centralla, June 17, l70-tf.
.4 )3UXJSrrUATOH'S NOTI013.
J: tbrAn: of joiin jam.mak, dlc'd.
,t tii-ra ul niimlnUtruUou ou tho ehtatoof John
iMllniaii, late of Urccnwooil twp., Columbia en.
dtr il., limi- lfi-n cnuittil by the HesKtcr of fcald
county, to William hiir of (Jrttuwootl twp.
All lu'isous luulna chilma or di'iuauiW nalnt
ilw tli-L'tilent arv rcuUihlcdtoinaUothem known,
nu'J tliofcc lndebtnl toinuko pavmen,
WIM4AM V.YVM.
Jel7;u-Cw. AdmhUhtrutor.
N
J o t ion,
All r,eisona havlui. nnonl.l accounts utoilnst
Ihu township of llloom in Columbia County lor
the year A. D. 1619, lor dibls contracted or cre
ated by the Kui'ti vlwiia of said Township, uro
itquested lo bring lu lliilr accounts, niopeilt
autticutteate.t alia leav. the sumo either Willi
M.ichacl 1'. Exeriy or William I'euioek.ou or
befoio Hit. Mb day of July, A. D. Is70,
(llvi'ii under our I1.1u.ls this llllrday of .lime,
A 1 1. IS70.
MICHAEL F. Ill ERLY.l
WILLIAM PEACOCK, ) Audllnis
E. It. IIIIINKER, )
Uloomsbuig, Juno 17, ls.u-ll.
JnOWN'S 1WKT FUEIUHT
FROM
I'lULAliELI'HIA TO llLOOMHUI I
and intermediate points. Goods forwnrdtd
euro und dosiwtcli and at low rates.
Hoods, ul l'liiluilulphiu, must Iw tl. llvertsi nt
miner .V IVs. oil Market Htreet, For lull 11
U. uUtit, apply to
JALlill St lll'YI.l.lt, I'upileu i.
Au. ttVt-ll. li. If. Hel l, UL Ollisl inu I s
O It A T E II O O F I N U,
uvnnv v a it 1 11 t y
MOST FAVORABLE RATES,
JOHN TIU'MAH, Ami CAU'Llt J. THOMAH
IIox. 277. niiiomcl.iiri;, P.
Mar 19.09-ly