4
msburg, Friday, August 12, 1870,
anted.--A Jom noyiiiaii Tin-smith
nruiniciy. bmitii urothers,
in. OrmicovlIIe.
it Sale. Six thrifty yottULC pigs.
ecus oiu. iniiiiront tins oniee.
IJ. A S. F. Association. Nonrlv
.00 wero imld into t ho Institution
bo Inst meotliiR, Saturday, August
loncy som ns iohow.s, viz : ono
nt n premium of $32. mid flvn
cant a premium of $03.
r. hoard wall: on Third Street, ho-
Ing In front or tho Methodist
rch mid oxtciHlInp; to West Streot It
ch n ruinous condition that it
hid at onco do repluectl by another,
tlrcly removed. Jivory row days
car of persons getting hurt on it.
Correction. Wo slated n short
slneo mat a man in HcrwlcK at ono
)g (iranic twenty-lour bottles ol por
Tho man alluded to Informs tin
j wo wero mistaken, nnd not wish
to do him injtislico wo will correct
former report. He drank ticentysix
e Weather. Tlio heat still con-
its and of a moro enervating clmrac-
httii tinu oi j uiy. Aiuiougii tnero
lenty of air stirring, tho breezes
. no cooincsa, nnu 1110 past lew
ts havo been such as almost to pro
! llio possibility of sleen. Refresh.
showers foil on Tuesday night last,
oniy lewpuriiriiy eouieu 1110 air.
hop Order. Wo would congratu-
our citizens upon tlio order
quiet of tho Town. It has
ii long nmo since tno i,ocic-un lias
an occuiiant or tho streets echoed
otousand disorderly erics, Bloom
UUeti giant strides in tho mutch of
rovcuient,nii(l in no ono thing moro
coably than in the orderly behavior
cr people.
puxTEitPEiTixa, A man named
c Jvceno was pui in jan in mis piaco
rlilay morning hist on tho chargo of
ussoeiiueti witii n man named
ork'ks in Dasshigcounterfuit money.
lerk'ks, our readers may rcmem
,vas found guilty of u similar chargo
is now In tho Penitentiary. Wo
niormcu that tho arrest ol Kecno
caused by miormation given by
lerieks. A dctcctlvo offleor from
Hulclpliin, effected tho arrest.
-.ious Accident. On Sunday
John Kline, his wife nnd three
rcn. John Vanco. Jr.. and n Mr.
ii, met with a serious and nearly
flccmcm. in uraugo lowtisiu p, near
i,veretts . iney wero riding in
ins wagon behind a spirited s-imn
rses. when Mrs. Kllno raised an
irella which frinhlentil tho horses
at they ran away and overturned
agon, u-iio enure pariy were moro
injured, and some of them were
severely cut about tho fuco and
Iokt Dresses. Short dresses arc
things for tho shoemakers and
lor tho doctors. The ladles buy and
i better shoes, and tho doctors re
n noticeablo d cell no in diseases
bp women comingfrom cold, damp
wncn long gurmenis prevailed
Icn wero very ctuclc-M in this res-
oiicn wearing lliln and broken
: and this toircther with thoeliimn-
always cllniiliU! to their lontr sldrlq
slit on illness which not uufre-
flly terminated fatally.
nnr.iiY.On Thursday, August 1th
over was rouueu in wnsiunctoni
Montour Co., ofSlM) in money nut
..1 Mn l..l I r..n .i .i..trf
iiu iuiu ui'L'u loiiuivuu uuriiiir
Kill Or.OVl" Tim Ulil ilnvn la nlinnt
to ceaso from Its mission ns tho emblem
of aristocracy on nccount of defection
in prices. Very excellent kids aro now
fold In Paris at thirty cents a pair, and
In Now York thoy nro marked as low
as llfty cents. Tho market U absolute
ly overstocked, nnd oven tho proiont
prices cannot It Is hollovcd, long bo
maintained In tho trade.
Plants must nover bo watered when
tho sun shines hot upon them it
scorches them as badly as tho frost ol
Autumn, Always water after sunset,
nnd bo suro to givo tho soil a thorough
drenching. If only tho surface is wet
(no roots will not stiiko down deeply
and givo tho plant a vigorous habit.
Hprlnklo tho foliage with tho flno noso
of tho watering pot, but pull it ofT to
water tho roots.
Amonii tho victims oftho recent roll
road disaster near Whlto Sulphur
Springs, on Saturday last, was Mr. J.
lloyd Heiuiloy of Norrlstown, at tho
tlmo of his death U. S. Collector for tho
1'ourth District of Now .Terror. Mr.
Ilcadloy was tho son of Col. Samuel F.
Ueadley and was well known in Her-
wick, mis county, in which ho
horn.
TOEOLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT,. BLOOMSBIIRG, COLUMBIA. COUNTY. PA
was
A asiiinciton dispatch slates that
thcro will probably bo two colored men
elected to tho Forty-Second Congress.
In tho North Carolina election to-day,
Jumps Harris, colored, Is expected to
ho elected in tho Fourlh District, and
In tho Fourth South Carolina District,
It. 11. Klllott, thocolorcd Assistant Ad
JutautOenoral, has been nominated and
is regarded suro of an election.
Tomato Jam. Peel and seed tho to
inatoes. For every pound of fruit allow
a pound of sugar and two lemons. Tlio
lemons should bo boiled till soft, tho
seeds removed, tho skin and pulp mash
ed lino and added to tho tomatoes. Stir
constantly while boiling until tho Jam
Is perfectly smooth nnd quite thick,
then put in Jelly glasses or Jars.
Tuade with Those who Advi r
mm:. It is always tho part of wisdom
to bestow your custom npon thoso mer
chants and dealers who ndvertiso their
commodities in tho public Journals ; for
generally thoso who do not solicit pat
ronago with printer's ink aro a par.-I-monlous
class, lacking in enterprise,
and will mako up for lack of customers
by selling Inferior wares at excessive
prices. Dr. Franklin.
Oysters. A peculiarity of oysters
is unknown to many. Thunder sourt
milk and kills oysters. You may lo.id
a vessel to its utmost capacity, start for
market, and ono good round clap of
thunder will kill every oyster in the
vessel Immediately. Pounding with
an nxo upon tho deck of a vessel when
oysters aro thereon, or pounding upon
tho sides of a vessel with a heavy
weight, will kill every oyster that feels
the jar. Hut thunder fetches them tho
first pop.
Fly Pai'EB. Wo desiro to protect
our farmer friends us much as possiblo
and In piirsuanco of that desire, wo
would state tho following f.iet.that they
may avoid making a similar mistake:
An indiscreet iarmor of Norwich,
Conn., having heard that Hies would
make excellent food for chickens.sprc.id
poisoned paper In nil thu windows of his
house until ho had an accumulation of
two pounds weight on hand. Tho dead
Hies were thrown into tho yard, and on
tho following day fourteen of his best
fowls wero ioniul cold and stiff upon
their roosting boirds.
'evening by two men. who wero
!;ers to him, hut Dually avoided
ami wont to bed. Tlieso two men
supposed, found where hoslcptand
run ins room, tno door o: wnicn was
locLed, and stole tho money. Dili-
sraicn nas occn mauo nut tnus lar
iout buccess. So long a time has
wl that they havo probably mado
inero escape.
il' N T E R F E IT T E N DOLLAR NOTE.
w of our inerchantsaudshop-kecp-in
afford to lose ten dollars In tho
nit state of trade, thoy aro cautlon
bewaro of counterfe tsof thoabovo
imlnation on tho Poinrhkeensio
onal Hank. Tho face of tlio note is
executed, and tho engraving is of
Inest character, which makes it a
irous counbrfeit: but it can bo
B detected by looking on tho back
i Is very poorly emrraved and
led, and generally in great contrast
me uico oi mo note.
Couitr Mautiai.. A court martial
was held at Plttston to-day, for tho trial
of several members of tho military com
panies there for dlsobodlcnco of orders,
Insubordination, etc, by Major Urock-
r;iv nf ltlnnm.liiitn lit.lvn A,It.nnn(n
....-J, ww(...jul , UUllU Willi.',
rWMd Major Harbor, Captains Frederick,
UT Woodward, and Espy, and lieutenant
Jones. Ono of tlio licensed nartics was
tried thu result of tho trial, hownvnr.
not being announced as yet. Tho court
will bo continued, in Plttston, King.
ton, nnd liazlcton, until tho trial of
several parties on similar charges is had.
k'vranton Jiepublloan.
Masonic Pen. ThoTtondnut Charier
gets tho following story from a tele
graph operator In thatvillago: Amcin
her of tho Masonic order telegraphed
down tho river sniiiowhcro,"Mako room
for ten Royal Arch Masons. Comlug
to-day." When tho companions arrived
nicy loumi a pen nnd ucen mint lor
their accommodation, tlio telegram nt
its destination reading, "Mako room for
ton It A .Rl's. Coming to day." Ex
change. Wo publish the above for thn benefit
of Companions who m ly wish to secure
quarters by tho telegraph. They wilt
seo tho Importance of warning thoopor
ator against making tho abovoamuslna
mistake.
kriVAL. Ono of tho clashes eon-
wiin st. Paul's church Sunday
'I, proposes to noiu a Festival to
and to-innrrnw nlfMif (liVM-iv nml
Jay), at tho Episcopal Parsonage,
'i uiecu s to uo given to tno now
'Ii.
kmnn flmr, ..not iUn il.II.I.... nr
....... u ..i.iv. JFi.OU VIII llll t il ll
:nonl hnvnlinni, ..m... .wil I rpl...lH
--- H.w.wit LULU
lion is to supply nil iho wliulowa
nvulcli is to bo a memorial for ono
'oiu nieiunora of tho parish, now
itir eflorts.
Sexsi Ilr.T'V Ilfi unf. In nlirt,-n villi,-
K'SS ! lin Win, fin'titi ill, lilj i,n-., nf
fork, quarrels with his bread nnd
if. Jlu Is a poor smith who iuar-
Uifll lll4 iMi'ii Liiini.l.c. (Iirifnlj r.
---- v... 1, Djuuiio , mwv a in.
n n wn.t ...... I .1 ill . ,
R iim, uiiy iiunesi calling , uuu'i
Jld of soiling your hands, thero Is
of soap to bo had. Ail trades
uuu 10 traders. You cannot get
y 11 you aro frightened nt bees, nor
corn If -nn iivi, nrM ..r .ntu...
r .. JU.. .I.u ..I,,,.,. .1. 1.1,111
on your boots. When you can dig
nuu 11 loowipicK.uiowsiupsaiong
uns, nnd grow plumcakes in How
(hen it will bo a lino tlmo for
lies.
IE Initial nimiliPf nf llwi'l'oi.ili vm.
of Tin: Amemcan Onn Fi:r,i.ow
t a pleasing nnu instructive variety
iglnal reading matter for thoolil
loung, uio gravo and gay. Among
tides aro : Eight iiells, a scries of
: mill rivi.tflm ulnplna i A flil.l
..i. vv..., Diuiuc . 1, , 1 , vyvii,
)v Abroad; Leaves from a Hover's
juji Jiuuiorx 01 mo jj.iy ; intra-
ui luouern wars; unjeciionabio
, as 11 jugiu; tsiriettircs on
.1. Ti. IT R fP,...,,.,,, -..avtJ A rrn
Manchester Unity; Encampment
'i i Jiauics, loimrs, nnu iicueK
'partinents ; Kcquisitcs to Success;
sllOllllpnrn fl-nm nil mini-lnvj X-f
cl.S.'i nor vnlmimn Aililrnca .Tnlm
Hlir. Pvo If I IVnoonn cfrnnt
IU0 W r'T Tfi 'Pin 11 IIC'IIB A iir
L, V, writing of tho visit of a
P3Ud niii) Innttln In t lila tl nr na
t IUfinv ntlini l.lnnnj
1 wcus, of course. Tho man who
'oand children uml spent twlco
flco of n useful rami v lournal.
i3" who owes tho storekeeper
-iiiiur, linn w in "rfn v linsn't.
in.":,- Muiuua. xnu iiiuu wiiu
'.?.r. concert went. Tho woman
h li183,111 enough to go to
ci'n."1 wh03 chlldron haven't
'IS Ul In ,i.r..,M lA LI I . 1
t a ouuuuy bcnooi
l'li,nT-Brent nn"y people who will
WlUen Of Afrli.ni ilncno., t-i.i.., t i
"IV. 'I'linin 1 11.1.., 1 .
Uio ,,h. clrcus but wanted to
? only tn in LVS-iS, . 'i'?50 .' u
. i.vi v v"uieu, wild on
t-atni f. Boveral other people
. "I UlL'llf Wild ll ll nnt 111... ..!.
"'uBm ti,Q uaytimo."
Without advertisinc I should bo a
poor man to-day. II. T. JlelmltoM.
My success is owing to my liberality
in advertising. llonncr.
Constant nnd norsistont advertisinr is
11 suro prciudo to wealth. Stephen Olr
aiu.
P. T. Iiarniim. tho noted exhibitor.
ascribes ills success in accumulating a
million of dollars in ten years to tho un
limited use of printer's ink.
lie who invests one dollar in business
should invest 0110 dollar In advertising.
ji. j ; mi wan.
Advertising has furnished mo with a
competence. Amos J.uwranc.
ACukiosity. Thcro is on exhibition
at tlio Jewe'ry Ktoro of it. 'A. Khoads it
uio,, j-ancastcr, im., a very ingeniously
constructed piece of mechanism mado
by Jir. Tiioinas Ji. l'lxton, a workman
in Messrs. Khoad'sestnblMiincnt. Tho
machlno Is enclosed in a glass vase, near
me top 01 wnicn is n jeweled watcii,
keeping tlmo; under tho watch Is a
train of minatuio cars running on a cir
cular railroad mid passing through a
tunnel. In tho foreground is a girl
pumping water and n man splitting
wood, whllo near him Is another nun
working with a jack-n aiie. in a cot-
tago near by sits u young lady at a win
dow, looking at tho workmen, but If
.yon look at her sho modestly closes tho
1. it..., ....... .. 1- . . " . . .
uiiiiu, wjui'ii 13 quicmy opened nv ner
scowling mother, who leuvo In hlli
dudgeon nud sends her colored servant
to oruer you away I Tho motive power
Is concealed In a walnut caso nnd was
all mado by Mr. Pixton.to whllo away
1.1, I. .I-..-.. I. r .j.ii. "
ins luisiuu iiuuro, jiiuntgaiccr.
It AHP. ItATT Wl,n I", 11. 1 ll.
. ..... ... i,iu IUIIUWJI1LT ja 1 1 1 tj
scoroofn gamoor ball played in this
lilnnri rift Urtlitrt I J i i . .
I,, r YV u"'",u".y uciwccn UIO
ltlversido Club of Catawlssa nnd tho
Independent Nino or llloom. Tlio ga mo
was 11 close- nnd exciting ono and tho
playing on both sides very good. dco.
Clark mado n lino ily catch hi right field
nnd Iitulwlg mado tho best catch of tho
f?nllle, a long Ily 'taken with ono hand.
Tho decisions oftho umpire, Col, Frick,
L-nrn alitii-i, nml I. .,11a n..., i-n..., 1
called w tli cpmmendablo promptitude,
lima inln,.nll., a1.ni.... t.. .1.- .
...... ...... ... j auuiiuiiiiiu ino umo 01
tho game,
Families who havo not tho advau-
tngo ol a pracllcal knowledge or Sowing
Machines, may bo deceived bv nrlnfeil
circulars ami representation of un
scrupulous dealers, who rccGmmcnd
tneirs as tno nest lor Family use, &v.
To avoid such a mistake, parties In
want of a icllablo artlelo should nur.
chaso ono of Singer's Improved New
j'omiiy oowing jjiaciiincs. 'incir nigh
renutallon is founded on real merlls
and tho general satisfaction it gives In
practical uso has caused it lo dlslauco
all competitors.
using linen thread, silk-, sort or en
amcled cotton, with a straight needle
which Is not liahlo to bend, mnking tho
lock st Itch allko on both sides without
changing tensiou or either thread on
any thickness fromtwo to sixteen, yet
having at nil llmcsljoth threads under
perfect control oftho operator, who can
sit in an erect easy position and guldo
tho work with ono hnnd. Seeing tho
goods as It is eowed, without looking
through a glass, or having to hold tho
ends or threads at tho beginning, each
slltch being perfect before commencing
another, passing over Fcams of linen
dressed goodi without looping, missing
stitches or leaving loose threads, run
ning quietly at high speed, and being
simple, durable, easy to learn, not lia
ble to get out of order,they are decided
ly the best Sowing Machines over mado
in this or any other country as hun
dreds or thousands will testify, who
hayo them in dally use.
INDEI'KNDKNr.
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lllllriiercr, a a
Cl.itlt, r r
MbuUcnhnU, c
1'rlco, 1st b
Eltvcil.r f
r.iid .'lb
Mellck.l r
I KtVEnsiDn,
AMmtt, o
Urtttly, p
Scott, 1st b
lluttcr, ai I,
Kllno, 3db
jlllinivu, H R
iiouiiie, r i
llnrnett or
illllo.ir
lnnlnui- l' ! ! I s ii 7 i i 17
1 IVerslilo, 3 11 5 ft fi 3 5 I 037
V tel'B', J 313 I I 0 3 8-11
Umpbo (Vil, Trlclt.
(Scortra-Ellli, and ltamicy.
An Iju'outant Point Decided.
hjnn nclion recently brought in tho
Philadelphia court, to recover damages
Tor a wrongful ejection from tho cars or
a Kail Itoad Company, tho defendant
pleaded that tho plaintiff, In payment
or Ills rare, had oirorcd an excursion
ticket good only onn day that had pass
ed. To this tlio plalnlifT replied that
tholtallroad Company had often car
ried plalntiir and others holding such
tickets on other days than tho day of
Issue, and that tho conductor had al
lowed tho plaintiff to cuter tlio car,
where ho remained until ejected. Tho
court held that tho defendant should
havo Joined Issue on tho material ques
tion whether tho contract under tho ex
cursion ticket was confined to a single
day or extended ton longor period, and
further decided thattho replication was
insufficient, nnd therefore gavo Judg
ment for tho Itall Itoad Company.
From tho decision, which diners some
what from tho general courso of decis
ions in such cases it appears that per
sons holding "excursion tickets" can
only uso them on tho days specified,
notwithstanding tho occasional prac
tice on tho part of conductors to allow
them to pass on other davs.
Tin: Safest Places. Lightning
has been ticcompanied by nn unusually
large numbor ol accidents this summer
many persons having been struck and
killed by it. In viow of tho fatality
tho electricity oftlioclouds carries with
it, it may not bo unndvisablo to stato
a few facts of general benefit. Tho safest
situation during n thunder storm is tlio
lu-einent, for when a person Is below
the surface of tho earth the lightning
must strlko it before it can reach him,
and will In all probability bo expended
in it. Dr. Franklin advised pcrsous
apprehensive- of lightning to sit in tho
middle of a room, not under a metal
lustre, or any conductor, and to lay
their feet upon another chair. It will
bo still sarer, ho sald,to lay two or threo
bedsof matrcsses in tho middlo of tho
room.and folding them doublo, to place
chairs upon them. Persons in tho field
should prefer open parts to tlio vicinity
or trees, etc. Tho distanco or a thun
der storm, and consequently the danger
is easily estimated. As lightning trav
els at tlio into of 102,000 miles in a sec
ond, its effects may bo considered as in
stantaneous within any moderate dis
tance. Sound, on tho contrary, is trans
mitted only nt tho rato of 1,1-12 root, or
about VAft yards in asccoud. By accur
ately observing, therefore, tho tlmo
that intervenes between the Hash and
tho noiso or tho thunder which follows
it a very near calculation may bo made
of its distance, nnd thcro is no better
means of removing apprehensions.
g
Since tho Singer Manufacturing
Comminv norfppfoil ,lml Vm -t.-,,,v,u..
Sewing Machines, their Bales nro twen-
ij-mu iiiuusuuu u year, moro man any
other company in tho world. These
Machines nro constructed on tho most
approved leverage principle, with cog
wheels for obtaining perpendicular mo
tion fl-nlll Hill lwil-lyrititnl ,-lttnT. Inci.n-.
strongth.durability and certainty In all
ii..? iuuv;jiii,-iiia, su tuiiL uuriingenieni or
getting out of order is nlmost Impossi
ble. They aro adapted to all tho heav
iest family work without strain on any
part, and sow tho lightest goods in tho
most perfect manner. Having all tho
lato Improvements for hemming, fell
ing, braiding, binding, cording, gathor
1 11 cr. lueklno- rtinilmi- n,,,i n,..i,..:.in.
, 1 Ol - ........ , ...... viiimwiuui-
ing, theyt nro pronounced by tho best
1.4. iiuuiinin .urn i-Aiiunciieeii operators to
bo far in advance or any others now in
use.
Other Machine Companies finding a
loss in tho percentage of their sales,
have often inquired of tho most able
inventors if it is possibio to construct a
Sewing Machine equal in vnluo to the
Singer ; their decided answer lias been
It cannot bo dono until their patents
expire, when they can mako machines
liko tho Singers.
TiinoiToii tho kindness ora Dclcgato
to tho Into Convention, wo aro enabled
to givo tho names or all thoso voting on
the seventh nnd last b.nllot, which ro
suited in tlio nomination or Capt. Bees
J.Millard. Wu could givo tho names
on overy ballot ifnsslstanco wero ren
dered by somn nf the delegates,
For It. J. MiLiiAitn Messrs. Allen
Mann, F. h. Shuman, Isaiah Bower,
John (1. Jaenby, Eli Jones, John B. Ca
sey, ltobert F. Clark, Geo. W. .Sterner,
hewis Adams, Albert Smith, Thomas
Ocrnghty, Martin (laiighen, Btelmrd
Thornton, 1 lenry Brltt, Thomas Kilker,
Peter huby, Edward Hartmnn, Henry
Iless, Cyrus B. M'Henry, B. F. Edgar,
John Snyder, (Jeorgo Fettcrman, Win.
lioiigenberger, John M. NiisS, Charles
Conner, Hiram B. Kllno, Jacob Tor
williger, Daniel Snyder, Josiahlt, Fritz,
Cyrus Larlsh. :!0.
FohAahon' Smith Messrs. H. F.
Everett, James Conner, Solomon Shu
man, Henry G. Pfaliler, Joseph C. Boed
er, Washington Parr, Gcorgo W. Utt,
Bobert Hobbins, V. 11. Shoemaker,
Hugh M'Bride, Clinton I,ewis, Silas W.
M'Henry, Samuel Niks, i. k. Sehwep
peiihelser, O. P. Christian. John M.
.Smith, Mnthlas Gilbert, W. J. Ikler,
Peter B. Evans, Ellas (llger, I'. .
Koncs John Brunei-, John Mowry, David
IiOiig-21.
Oi:ANOi;vn,i,r. Academy. Oranye
ville, Columbia. County, Jt. Professor
I. E. Behoonovcr, Principal, Mrs. I. E.
Schoonover, Preceptress. This insti
slitutloii, for tho cducntiou of young
ladles ami gentlemen, will re-open un
der chargo of Prur. Schoonover, on Mon
day, Aug. 15th, 1870. Teachers, of ac
knowledged ability nud high order of
talent, will bo employed In each depail
meiit, and no effort spared to seeuro to
pupils thurough and Judicious culture.
The course or instruction will include
all tho branches usually taught in High
Schools and Seminaries of tho first
rank.
Special attention given to Normal
iji.iuw, ii. nn iu nun lAiiiiujiTciui instruc
tion. Terms Primary Depirtmcnt, ?;1 to
S3 ncr iiunrlcr. lllcrlicr lirnnilna sain
48 per quarter.
nils excellent institution Is located In
a pleasant vlllago or about six hundred
inhabitants frco from tlio temptations
of a largo city about six miles from
4 lin full ...til. .iti.. .
t numi wiui winy conumiiucauon
to tho dincrcnt roaiU. Tho buildings
Vi "ru'i m wiu iti iu! itr in i wium
ed by a beautiful grove, and perfectly
Calendar for 1870. Fall term com
mences August IS, 1870 continuing 11
weoks.
Winter term opens November 7, 1870
continuing 11 weeks.
Board can bo obtained In privato
families at from S2.50 to $i per week, or
desirablo rooms will bo furnished to
students wishing to provide for them
selves, Scholars will ho admitted at any Umo
during tho session although It is pref
erable to comiuenco with tho term.
For further particulars, address tho
Principal, at OrangeylUe, Pa. u3Mw.
TniM Yourt hAMi's. It Is not safe
tonllow tho wicks of kerosone lamps
to go moro than ono day without trim
mlng. Afewovcnings slnco wo wero
present when n rrlend went to turn
town a light which was burning too
high. Ho gavo tho thumb-screw a turn
ntiil tho wick parted, tho lower portion
railing down into tho oil, and tho up
per part blazing rorn moment ns bright
I as over. That an explosion did not
follow is probably due to tho use of
Pratt's Astral Oil, ror direct communi
cation was mado for tho gas from tho
heated lamp to reach the burning wick.
This Incident should servo to wnrnpeo
plo or tlio danger or leaving n charred
top to their lamp wicks, ns with poor
oil, thomost fearful consequences would
nlmost certainly follow tho dropping or
tho wick Into tlio lamp.
Tin: Oame Tj AW.-Sovcral rrlcnds have
called at our ofllco mnking inquiry ro
latlvo to tho shooting of woodcock and
the gamo law generally. Tho following
wo clip from tho York Press which may
throw a littlo light on tho subject :
"Tho net or April 21, 1601), mado It
unlawful to kill, etc., woodcock between
tho 10th of November and tho -1th of
July. Last session an act was passed
and approved, April 0, 1870, which, as
published lna pamphlet of general laws
tho entire volumo of tlio laws of last
session havo not yet been lssuod pur
ports to bo "a supplement to tho act
providing for tho taking of game, ap
proved ihojlrst day or April, ono thou
sand eighthundrcd andslxty-nlno." In
tho second section this "supnlcment"
purports to chango tlio fourth Ecctlon of
tho act recited In its titlo and in tho
section also, by striking out tho words
"fourth or July," so that tho section
shall read "the fifteenth day of Novem
ber and tho first day of September in
any year." Tlio clumsiness of this way
or attempting to do tho thing aimed at
must bo apparent to everybody ; but
you will notice that thcro was really no
such act as this supplement was inten
ded to change. No act providing for
tho takinir or catno was nassod nn thn
first day of April, 1S0O: nt least ii tho
oinciai voiumoor pampniet laws can bo
relied on. Tlio act on that subject was
passed on tlio twcnty-firsl or April, 1800.
Tho "supplement" has nothing lo opo
rato on, nnd appears to mo to amount to
nothing. Thoso gamo laws aro penal
statutes, and must bo strictly construed.
I very seriously doubt whether tho in
tended effect of that portion of tho act
or April 5, 1870, which related to tho
killing of woodcock, or indeed any pro
visions of that act, can bo enforced."
Tlio editor of tlio JVe.w wrote trillin
Secretary of tho Commonwealth, Hon.
rr.iucis .Ionian, to ascertain wnetlier
tho mistakes occurin thoresrulnrrditlnn
or tho laws, nnd received tlio following
iirpiy :
IlARiiismnta, Pa., July 2, 1870.
O. Muck, Esq. Dear Sir: Yours of
yesterday duly received. I have ex
amined tho gamo law or April o, 1870,
u.tuv.iu ll illl.il juU 111Y11U lily illlUII-
tion, audalso tho act or April 21, 1809,
recited in tho act or 1870 as of first April,
1809. They aro nubllshcd lust ns thn
legislature passed them, this depart
ment naving no uiscrction lo mako cor
rections of errors.
It is a manifest mistako of tlio lorrta.
laturo iu tho recital of tho date of tho
first bill in tlio second ono; and as tho
intent is clear, I doubt not tho courts
would hold tho law to bo ns Intended
rather than expressed.
Yours truly, F. Jouhdan,
Secretary Commonwealth,
C.VLVAl'.Y Commandeuy. On last
Thursday, as previously announced,
tills now Connnanderv was instituted.
At 9 a. si., thu members or the new
organization mot at their Hall ono of
tno most compioto and heautiutly fur
nished in tho State and after a short
drill marched to tho Catawlssa Depot
precuuou y tno u.uawissa iiand, lo re
eclvo Baldwin II Commandery ol Wil
linmsport, and Ivanhoo of Tamaqua.
The rain delayed tho programme some
what, but "ilolol do WWcht" boinir
convenient, tho Knights managed to
keep dry. When the shower was over
tno procession was formed witn Kepasz's
WillianiSDort Band in front, and march
ed to the brldgo where Crusado Com
mandery was in waiting, and took its
proper position. The column then
marched through tho principal streets
under tho Marshalslilp or Sir Knight
O. B. Brock way, and at Kosteubaudcr's
Hotel tho officers or tho Qrand Lodeo
joined tho procession, which then
marcned directly to tho Hall.
At this point occurred tho most pleas
ing part or tho programme. As sooa
us tho Knights had disarmed tliemsel ves
they wore invited to participate in a
Magnificent dinner prepared by tho
now Commandery. They atoas if thoy
had Just relumed from a seven years
slego or Jeru-alem; but there was
enough, and to spare.
Alter dinner tho Commandery '"was
instituted in duo and ancient form by
tho following officers, viz :
It. E. G. C Henry B. McKcan.
Dept. G.C. F..I. Evans.
Goncrall'simo O. F. Knapp.
Capt. General Dusenbury.
G. Bee. Keller.
G.Treas. W. F. Logan.
G. Prelate J. L. Hutchinson.
" " Daniel Wab-hburuo.
G.S. W.
G.J. W.
G. Warder Young.
Sir Knight Mnssim in Ills usual com
plete and efficient manner acted as
Grand Marshal.
Wo havo not been furnished with a
complete list of tlio now officers, but
from memory will name the following:
Eminent Commander Geo. Webb.
Generalissimo Maitlnnd.
Captain General Harry Chcmberlin.
Beeorder J. B. Knlltle.
Treasurer Georgo S. Gilbert.
Senior Warden-J. K. Bobbins.
Junior Warden Dr. Strawbridge.
Warden C. B. Brockway.
At tho clo?o of the proceedings tho
Conimaiiderles re-formed, and wero
marched through town to their respec
tive destinations. Tho evening was
devoted to instruction iu tho work.
Tho occasion was a pleasant ono, re
flecting much credit upon tho manage
ment, and Calvary Conimnndary com
mences its exlstcnco under tho most
favorable auspices.
LOOAL NOTfOES
MrsicAii Instruments, Canes, Fish
ing Bods, Music, Ac. Altstntt, Court
llouso Alley.
Musical, L. B. Powell, 110 Penn
avenue, Scranton, Pa., has tho General
Agency for tho Clilckeiing Pianos and
Miifoii & Hamlin Organs iu Northern
Pennsylvania and Southern New York.
These celebrated instruments are tho
only Pianos and Organs manufactured
that are belling at low rates strictly on
the "Ono Price fc-ysteni." Send to Mr.
1 owell for tho new circulars and prico
IMh. nai-2t.
TiiiitD Stiieet Graded School will
open August tho first, by E. W. Wyn
hoop & Co. 2t
SciiuviiEit A Low of Ornngovlllo,
Pa., mauufacturo tho best Thrcthors
and Cleaners, tho best Wheeler's Ball
way Chain Horso Power mid Thresher,
from tho original patterns and tlio best
Lever Powers mado in this county, if
not in tno mine, jjou't inn to exntmno
their machines before purchasing any
oilier. They guarantee them to givo
satisfaction In every respect. They at.
to mauufacturo Plows and other Agri
cultural Implements. Seo their adver
tisement in another column. tf,
S1.0C0 Bewaud Is offered by tho pro
prletor of Dr. Plerco's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery foramedl
cinotliat will equal it in tho cure of all
diseases for which It is recommended.
For Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and tho
early stages or Consumption. It has as.
touished Uio medical faculty by Its
wonderful cures, aud hundreds of tho
best physicians pronounco It tho great
est medical discovery of tho nge. Whllo
it cuits inu severest cougns, itsirengiii.
ens tho system and purifies tho blood.
As n euro for Pimples on tho face, Erup
tions, Blotches, Scrofulous diseases, and
"Liver Complaint" or Biliousness, It
has nover been equaled. Sold by drug
gists. Tho Genuine lias Dr. Plerco's
privato uovcrnmcnt llovcnuo Stamp,
on tho outside wrapper.
Mat or Loiters.
Tho following Is a list of loiters remaining
in Uio Tost Offico nt Bloomsburg, August 1st,
Atlanta, Albert J
Coleman, U W
Cely, Mary
Dcmul, Susan
Dots, J W
Drako, Neltlo
Fount, h
Oollogly, Patrick
Hess, Ii O
Hracock, John K
Halcr, A 2,
Harris, John fl 2;
Jlcncock, Elizabeth
Hanhnnln, F 11
Hurst, Christopher
Tersons calllns for anyof thoabovo letters
will please soy tlicy aro ailvcrtlsoJ.
D. A. DKCKLHY, I'. M,
Jaokson, L T
Jacob, Alva
McDenlycrt, John
Prico, iJlirin
P.yan, Edmoncl
Supernt, Shooman
Shock, Sarah
Shciianl, Frank
Sleeker, 8 S
Thomas, G
Thomson, O M
visticr, Honiara n
Wilson, H
Zlglcr, O Wash.
Democratic Ticket.
ron cojjurtnss,
CHABLES B. BROCKWAY,
OF COMJMMA COUNTV.
(Subject lo tho decision ol tlio Congressional
Coiiieiccs.)
ron ABSOCIATK JUDCii:.
JOHN ll. YOIIE,
Mil KLIN TOWNSHIP.
FOB SIIEItiri'",
BEES J. MILLARD,
SCOTT lOWNSHIr.
I'Olt COMMIBSIONEIt,
HIRAM J. REEDER,
CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP.
I'Oll JURY COMMISSIONIUl,
ISAAC McBIUDE,
MAIIISO.N TOWNSHIP.
FOIl COIIONER,
JOHN D. 1IOUCK,
noAMNdCnF.EK TOWNSHIP.
FOn AUDITOIl,
DANIEL LEE,
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUGUST.
rilUl'AIlE FOIl THU ClIO!,i:itA.
Willi tlio "heated term" comes the danger of
lliat friglitrul pestilence Cholera unit Kindred
iIIsc.ikoi. What untold nud lndescrlbablo rail
cry lias been vUlled upon thousands annually by
thess awful complaints. Hut ovcry ono ought to
lio maaoawuro that n specula for this class of
diseases, ni well nsaceitnln preventive, Is the
celebrated MISIII.KIl'S HKIII! lilTTLltS. It
will rosltlvely rortlry tho system nualiifctthe at
tacks of Asiatic Cholera, Cholcrn Morbus, Chol
era Infantum, Warrluea, Hummer complaint.
Dysentery, Cliollc, I'alnters' Chollc, AO. I). II.
lllssoll, M. I Physlchin-liwliieror tho U. 8.
Hospital Whip, "Falcon," highly recommendH It
for Cholera, aud hasused It witn marvellous suc
cess In such cases. It ncls llko an angel of mercy
In every Instance, fsld by all druggists nnd
dealers. Price one dollar per bottle. nugS'70.
fti non reward.
PX,VJVy l'or any citse of Iillml Bleeding
iicmiu;,or ulcerated riles mat Dm Hino'h Pub
Hkmeiiv f.ills to cure. It Is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nnthlnir rlv ml linnnro,l
cases of over ) years standing. Hole by all
fl uiais, '
VIA FUOA.
1)0 Bine's Via Fuuri Is thn nnrn tnlna r Ilirlra
Herbs, ltoots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inllammatlou of the Lungs: nil Liver. Kldner.
nud Bladder dlsoasos.orgauto Weakness, Female
AlUlctlons, General Deblllty.aud all complaints
of the Urinary Organs tn Halo aud Female, pro
ducing Dyspepsia, Costlvenesi, (Iravel, Dropsy
nnd Mvrolula, which most generally terminate lu
l,ntiLlil.iiill,..i lln..llnn 1 I .... . I ,ln.l
the Blood, tho Btlllarv. (llatlillllf nnd Hpi-retlvn
(System; Corrects and (strengthens tho Nervous
uuu -uiiseuuir iiirces: it acis iiuoucuarmnn woau
nervous, and debilitated females, linth vnnn
and old. Nono should bo without ll. Sold evorv-
wliere. Labouatorv-IU Franklin Ht., Ililtl
more, Md. ang570-ly.
lTli,Trl1fM)ia ADDllCSS EDSON MltOS.,
11 I'jJa I UlVO Patent Agents, iyj Ninth st.
Washington, D. c lor advise, terms and references.
gAXON GREEN,
Is Brighter, will not I'nUo, Costs Less than nuy
other btcausolt wllll'alnt twlco as muchsiufueo
SOLD I1V ALL DEALEIH J-V
PAIN T S .
J. H. WEEKS & CO., Manufacturers,
122 NOllTH ITH STISEET, PHILADELPHIA.
nlQHTSTOWN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE or
Young Men ami lloyi, Scud for circulars to
Itev. J. E. aluxanueu, l'rln., Hlslitstowu, N. J
EWSPAl'ER
ADVERTISING-
A Book of Piiclosely printed pages, lately Is
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nttecn cents. GEO. P. IIOWELL 4 CO., Pub
lishers. No. w Pa UK Itow, New York.
Tho Plttsburg(Pa.) Leader, lu Itslssuoof May
20. 1670, says: "Ino Ilrni or O. P. Unwell .t Co.,
which issues this interesting and valuahto book,
is Hie largest nnd best Advertising Agency lu
1 lie United Ktates, nud wo can clieerlully leeom
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the largest amount of publicity for tlio least ex
penditure of mouey."
pATENTS.
Inventors nhowlsh to tnko out Letters Pat
ent are advised to counsel with MUNN.SCO..ed
itors of the Helenliflo Amcriean, wlm havo prose
cuted claims before tlio Patent olllco lor over
Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent Agency Is tiie most exleusivo In the
wurld, Charges less than any other tellable
agency, A jumphlet containing lull Instruc
tions to Inventors is sent gratis.
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LOST.
Htruyed from the premises of tho subscrib
er, lit Bloomsburg, about two weeks stuce, u
small led cow. lour years old, marked wllu
whlto on tho btlly uud lialngu lew whllo hairs
on tho lorehead; had n hole through right ear.
Allhcial lewald will bo paid In uny ono Uudlug
her. Apply at the Htoio of Bobbins & Eyer,
Main HI., Bloomsliurg. F. C. EYEIt.
Bloomsburg, July ts, '70-11.
1 Vom (IUAOKS.-A lclim of only llldlscre-
lion, causing ueivous debility, pi emat urn de
s-aj , oie., iik , iii iiieii in ii in overy tiuvori isetl
remedy, has a simple ineaus of self-cure, wliich
lie will send fieo to Ills feilow-sullVrerrf, Address
J. II. TUTt'LE, 7 Nassau st., Now Yurk,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notlco is hoieby given Hint Samuel Knorr,
Esq., Assigueo of Jumes W. Chemberlln, lias
tiled his account, togettur with tlio vouchers
thcicoi. In tho olllco of the I'rothouotary lu uud
lor Uio County ol Columbia,
WELLINGTON U. ENT.
Jl?J'70-5t, Protliouotary.
Real Estate Sales.
pUBLIO S
SALE
V A I, U A 11 L E "ll i:Tv I, E S T A T E.
In pursuancu of nn order of IhoOrplians' Com t
of Columbia county Pu.,on HATUIIDAY, August
2i)1i,i.s7d, at ten o'clotk lu Uio foienoon, Joiepu
llaurh, ndiulnlstralor of John Ituucli lato of
Montour township, Columbia county, deceued,
will expose to sale, by publio veudiie,on thu
premlsus. tlio following described icnl estate, to
wit: nil that
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
sllunto ill Montour and Hemlock townships Co
lumbia county, adjoining lauds or Peter lleliu
bach on Uio cost, Jacob Lelby ami others on tho
south, Peter Baylor, Ell Bailor and Fiederlck
Htougo on llio west, nud lieorgo Toby on tho
north, containing
EIGHTY ACHES AND ELEVEN PEIIC1IIH
strict measure. Wluieouaro ercctod
A GOOD DVELLING HOUSE,
a good bank bam, wagon lionso, pig stye, spring
house nnd other out buildings; good spring ot
never lulling water nt the house uud barn; n
good npplo.iichotd. Aboutslxty ncres of which
Is cleared loud, balance lu good woods, lato the
(stale of said John Kauch, deceased,
-CoNiu no, or Hai.k. Ten per cent, of tho
purchase money lo bo paid on thu stilking down
or Ihopropeiiy. One-halt of the Isilancuof tio
pun huso money lo be, paid ou llio 1st day ol
April, A. D. 17I, and tho balance on tho 1st day
or April, A. D. l7a, with iuteie.t on tlio sumo
rroin the llrst day of April 1S71. Purchaser to pay
for Deed uud (stamps. l'nsseslnu will bo given
on the 1st day of April, A. D. 1S7J, Tlio grain lu
llio siound and that tn bo sown this full Is re
icrtd, Ktraw to remalu on the preiulses.
JOSEPH llAHCH, Adiu'r.
ALSO At tho samo tlmo uud placo will bo
sold by Iho heirs of mid deceased, tlio lollowlng
Iiersouul properly to wit:
ONE WILLIAM PENN COOKING STOVE,
plpound Jlxluies.onocoppir kettle, one clock,
ono watch, ouushol guu, ono faunliig mill, two
beds uud beddlug, ouo set of carpenter tools,
AC, lo.
Conditions mado know n on dny or sale.
ii t, v T1,K HEllmOF MAID DECEASED.
II. p. Joutnku, AucfToneer.
Moutour twp., July a, isjo-lt.
GRAND JURORS.
FOIl HEITE5I1IEH TEIIM, 1870.
llloom Win, J. lloldleman, Ilnltr.er Iocock,
Benton Hamuel Applemau, Ephralm Kllno.
Beater F, L. Bhuiuan,
... ....b.ccn r.iiiuiui ieiiieiiijie. juiiu r.iiiiUK.
Calnwlsso-Jeremlah llrotat, Nnllinn Helwlg.
( enlro Ht'eplicn'Pohc, Levy Hldlay,
Flshlnecreek iiirnm Penier.
,.!.,.re.r.llwood-A' Ikelcr, lllchnrd Johnson,
LlllsLvcs,
Hemlock EHOhl,
Jackson-Thoodoto Krallh.
Manic Wm. c. ltoicliard,
Maillspn-Ueorgo Beaglo, Valentino Wclllver,
Mount l'lensnut Henry J, Johnson.
Hugarlonf Jossollartiuan, Win. ll.Pelcrmnn.
PETIT JURORS.
FOIl HEITEMBEIl TEUM, 1870.
llloom-Mllton Itunynn.tleorgo Yost, John M.
Chemberlln, John .1. Burkley.
llentou-Coorgo W. l'oust, John O. Wenncr.
Heaver Allen Maun, duties 11. Troy.
Conyughani Morris Lewis.
CtttawIssa-sWIlllajn Martin, Jacob L. bhumnn,
acorgo W. Clark, cilnlou Ellis. '
Centre Isaac Cryder, Isaao Grovcr,
Ccntrnllu Bor. Daniel Lenlhnu.
Flshlngcrcek Joslali Jlcncock, Jnmcs N.
Jones, Perry Biickulew, Hamuel L. Wenver. Geo
JI. Howell, llcnjamln l'. Edgar. "ulv"' ut0-
iTiiiiKiiu iieuoeu nigei,Jesso Mcnse,
Ureciiwood-Johu Lcggolt, John Black, Ellas
Kline, lrnMcIIenry, Isaac M. Demon.
Ilemlock-Wm. wintcrsteeu, Joseph K, Mc-
u'l"t Wright, Mathlas Moure, Muthlus
Locust Wm. II. TtftlnlinM Willi.,... ,.nMKi.Ai,
Joshua Winner, Hamuel Mears. Jr.
i,.'?.l,,il,,t rieasaut-Henry A. .Miller,
Mlflllu-lienry Heller, John Klkcndall, Chris
tlan Lulz, Horace Kchweppenhlser.
Moutour Joslali llobcrts, Wm. M.Oulck.
Madison Joel Huyder, liamuel Dcuiott.
Pino Elijah (jnyder.
Heott-Danlel A. Creasy, Thomas Dallnian.
T 1ST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT
J WEPX'EMBEItTEllM 1870.
f Edward McCall, ct.nl.
(John Hweeney
f William LouscnbcrBcrct.nl
(.Hugh W. Mcllcynolds.et. nl,
! Jacob Michael,
vs
Samuel C. Krlckbaum.
Charles II. Green,
vs
Peter Hchug.
f William Creasy,
(FiamuelSwcppcnhelscr.
(leoige Zatr,
William McKtlvy.
Jllcubenll. King,
lEUshaBrurscl.
f L. llcrdlc's, use.
III. H?Crcvellng. et.nl.
f Alexander Collcy
- vs
lAUnas Colo.
t Monroo llrundnge
i vs
(.EUshivB. Pursel.
(Michael Grovcr
s
III. H. Marr.
1 Peter Bcliug,
vs
Charles Leo,
J David Lewis, guardian.
IcolllnsSutmrsndni'r.
Marr Brothers. (Continental Coal Co.
11 i vs
Freeze. iLehlgh Valleylt. H,Co.
Abbott. ( Aim Mnrgcrum:
vs
iDnvIdllunt.ctux.
Clark.
1
Freeze.
Hnkes.
t
Freeze
3
Clark.
Knhler.
i
Clark.
Freeze.
5
Ikelcr.
Freeze,
u
Clark.
Little.
7
Knhler.
Clark,
ft
Freeze.
Whltmoyer.
!)
Freeze.
Clarlc.
IU
Knhler.
Brockway.
11
Clark.
Clark Brockway Peter Kchtig,
Llltlo.
Brockway.
II
Whllinoyer,
(Thomas Hughes use,
1 vs
C Wesley Ituckel,
(M.T. Howcl, ct.nl.
vs
(.Jesso W. Merrill.
15
Frccio.
Clark.
1(1
Freeze.
Howell.
17
Freeze.
Whltmoyer. (Frederick Hosslcr,
Brockway & IS vs
Thompson. (.Gideon G. Hossler, ct. nl.
Miller.
l'l
Ikelcr.
Brockway.
ai
Little.
(John Jacobs,
! vs
(.0. L. Johnson,
(W. 11. Kline, ct.ux.
vs
lAbrnhamMoore, ct.nl.
Clarli&Llltle. JD. J. & U. P. McIIcnry.
Baldy i!t Jackson. . Joseph It. Evans.
Whltmoyer.
Freeze.
L'Velle.
n
Littlo.
Baldy.
Clark A Freeze,
Clark,
Kuorr.
Freeze.
an
Jaclcscn.
Littlo.
S7
Clark.
Clark,
ES
Ltttlo,
Freeze.
LlUIo.
Ilolilsou,
so
Baldy.
Ilhodes.
31
Brockway.
JacBSOD.
33
Freeze.
Earklcy.
3J
Clark.
Miller.
31
Jackson.
Butler.
Ikelcr.
Howell.
M
I.illle.
Jackson.
:r;
Freore.
Jackson.
:
Little.
Abbott.
a
Freeze.
Jackson.
II
Freeze.
Bark ley.
11
Whilinoyer.
Freeze.
11
Littlo.
4)
Whltmoyer.
Thompson.
41
Llltlo.
I
Buckulcw
it Barkley,
Howell.
44
Little.
S James Masters,
vs
A. J. Fine.
(TliaclierACo.el.nl.
is.
Wm. Goodman,
( Wm. M. Martin, ct. ur.
1 vs
I Timothy Tdngan ct. nl.
! Gcorgo Howcr's executor,
vs
David ll. Howcr
(CD. Fowler,
vs
UJcubn Miller.
(Daniel F.Scybert,
twilllaraHhaaer
(Wllllnm&hafrer.
vs
iDanltir.Scjbcrl,
(rtobcrtGorcll.
vs
I Barney McBrenrty, ct.nl.
(Charles H. Wllielm ct. nl.
vs
I Michael Woods.
f Daniel Ilhodes,
.William Tyson
(Joseph Miller,
vs
IN. L. Campbell.
(Thomas Fry,
vs
(.William Coleman.
Sharpies & Hnrman,
vs
ChailesD. Fowler
MelchlnliMlilerndm'r.
vs
Ellas Ulger.
(C.S. Fowler.
vs
I Jesso 1). Rice.
I C. B. Bowman, ct. al,
I vs
(Mauussa Bowman, ct. al.
(Peter Huyrann's use.
vs
lJneobSbaircr.ct.nl.
( Bramhall 4 Co.
t vs
IMcNluch & Shuman.
I Harvey C. Hess.
1 vs
ISaniuel Creasy, mlin'r.
I Noah Mouscr's use,
vs
Idcorgoutrouser.
f John Turner.
I vs
IDanlelHnyder.
1 Isaiah Yeager,
vs
I). 11. Johnson.
(John Krouier.
vs
1). I'. Kcjbcrt.
Lewis J, Adams,
vs
FlshlngcreekHuhoitl District
I William A, Cnf.e.
vs
I Most s Coirmnn. et. nl.
s
OMETIIING NEW 1
TllH llli(lHrsii'nPil c-nnld
that )io lias jukt compIetM A
herohv nlva notion
IlDAltSK.uml that lie imi tho f:icilitlfa for carry -
Ins on tho huslncfcs ut UiJKUTAlvINU iudll
Us branches
IN CIT a T V L 13 .
JTo 1ms encaued cxiTrlcnocU pcr&ons who will
talto clinrso nt tho hoi lies of the doccaseil ns noon
as they "hhuMool this mortal coU," ami intend
to mulling rhcm.fcliavhis, tlrctnir, Ac. Hhroiuls
turnUht-a also to older. At much cxncu&o ho
hna nlo procuri-d nn
I It O X ICE 11 0 X,
in which bodies can bo pu served In a cleanly
nud diy condition. Cunlages lurnlshed for In.
iiernl ocdisions. In limit lie Is piepared to tnko
chargo ol n corpse lmmedialelv alter death, and
sao IrlcndsuudiehtlUcsnllfurthir troubloln
regird toil.
Heals ) cnriics ou llio buslncts of
O. A H I N E T M A JC 1 K Q
Upludsterlng In oil its brniiciies, repairing furnl
Uire, leseutlng cane botlnmed ihalrs.Ac, Ac,
I'huoof busluuison Iron litiect. below Main.
ItOBEItT UOAN,
Bloomsburg, July 2.', ls7tf.
-TriiE suiisoniiiEu'iiEUEiiY
X gles nollco that ho still continues tho
MANUFACT'UllE OF
WHEELER'S PATENT ItAILWAY
chain house rownns,
and la ogaln lu tho field for tlio Harvest of 1170,
uud Is prepared to liirnlsli Fanners with tho
lnot reliable Machines ollercd to the public.
I niso build DOllllI.E-OEAIIEn J ACKH, lo nt
lacli lo the led of u luur.borse U'cr Power, to
attach my Threiheisto. Thleo horses will do
the same timount nfthiishlngwllh llilsairaugo
iueut,lhal four will Willi any other thresher,
. 1 omnlso Agent lo sell WHEELEIt'B COM
BINED TilltLfillEltnud WiNNOWEHS.
For fuither particulars or fortho purpose of
oiderlug luachlnis, iiddiefes
Jehl'TO-lm
J.M.HULHIIIZEIl.
Light Klretl, Col. Co., Pa.
ONE HUND11ED UAI1HELS
I'll I ME H YK WIIIUKEY,
,, , it ta iu ill 1 KAUS OI.il,
Tho iinderslgued has lor sale, by the Bairel or
Gallon, tlio very Excel ent siiielr Ar
a 1 1. l m i: y e n w in h k e y ,
heielofpro Instoro at llloowsburg nnd now ro
Iinsed by the (loveriuneut. Tn be sold lu tholu
J.S.'.S'. "1U llli of Mailln lllllmeyer.deo'd.
U182'!0-l w PE1 Elt UlLL.Ml.VElt, XdiaTl
COLXJIVIBIA IRON WORKS,
. N. W. HAMl'LE. C. W. NEAL. J. h. TAYLOR.
N. W. SAMFXaE & CO.,
Ooi-nor of Mivin Stroot; nnd Tj, & B. Rail Koatl,
MACHINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS;
BLACKSMITHS AND BOILER MAKERS.
MANUFACTURERS OP
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
CJE.VUKAIi HIACIHA'C WOKK A XI) IlIUMIliS.
MILL OEAIlINa, HHAFTINQ, PULLEYS, HANOEI13, H&A1) BLOCKS,
SAW MILL G-Ee.3H,I3SrC3- OF ALL JE2I3STI3S,
CASTINGS FOR FUltNACES
. AND HOLLING MILLS.
ALHO CAIl WHEEL1 AND AXLES
AND OENEUAL MINING CASTINGS.
BRASS CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, t
OAR BOXES,
COMPOSITION CASTINGS,
AND BABBIT METAL
BELFIELD'S CELEBRATED GLOBE VALVES,
STOP COCKS, CHECK VALVES,
AIR COCKS,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM. WHISTLES
steam: auAcss, steam: vxvn and tzttxu as
aoisrs'r.A.TTTi.-x' oisr i-iatmd.
AGENTS FOR SITIVE'S GOVERNOR.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HE THE SIMPLEST AND BEST IN THE WOULD.
MI LLW It I G I ITS AN D MACHINISTS SUri'LIU! EITHEIl ON HAND Oil FUItNISHED Al
HHOIYT NOTICE, VIZ; GUM AND LEATIIEIl llELTlNGOF EVEKY Dr-SCItll'TION,
HEMP AND SOAP STONE PACKING, OlLS, IlED AND WHITE LEAD, AC.
LESSEES AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF HALL'S PATENT
DOUBLE DISCHARGE TURBINE WHEELS.
LIDEIIAL .NDUCEMENTS OT'FEIIED TO THE TUADE.
riiM'TF.M11,?110!'131111151"8"111 nntl Separating Machlno and "EX
. 1U1 , 1ran Duster. Send for circular jncciuicn Machines can bo seen
at tlio works.
BLACKSMITHHSTG,
HEAVY OH LIGHT FOnGINOS,
MERCHANT IRON OF ALL SIZES ON IIAND.
Albti manufacturers of "Win. 15. Deuel's HAV and HARVEST GRINDERS,
pntcntcd November 2nd, IEG9.
REAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES. MADE TO ORDER.
ORDERS FDR BRIDGE BOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISIIEi:
I'AIThiRN SHOP,
WE HAVE NOW IN THIS DEPARTMENT THE LATEST IMPllOVED MACHINERY
AND AIIE rilEPAEED TO MAKE ALL KINDS OF FATTE11NS AT SHOUT NOTICE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
or Tim T.ATr.RT ntpraivrn pattehvh
THRESHING MACHINES,
A bl'JiUlAJLiTY.
Buckeye Reapbiss Repaired
AND ALL EXTIIA TAIITS FUHNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS ArD PROPRIETORS OF
MORTON'S PATENT HAY RAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS.
tST- N. B. Having put In machinery especially adapted to tho manufacture
of Moulding Cutters.wonre prepared toexocuto largu or small orders, at short no
tice, and on very favorablo terms. Send for Circular and price list.
, ,, ., N. W. SAMPLE & CO.
Mny 7,'O-lf
JIFE INSURANCE FOR TIIE I'EOPLEl
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A .
Offce "01 Chestnut Streot, Philadelphia.
11. W. DOtll'HLEY, Seo'y .
W. M. SEYFEHT, Pres't.
LAWRENCE MYSR3, V. Pres't.
B. E. DAVIS. Snp . of Agencies-.
TliN Company orsnnlzrd by lending represi-.i iinvoi or tlio Industrial Intoresta of the Stale,
M'Mely known as hiiecesslnl nuil respimsittile tr.ismefcij men, ileiiirlug to place LUe Insurance wltn
ln leach uf ull, haH uUopteU a bynltln of
MONTHLY PAYMENTS OP PREMIUMS,
cnulillns every man to provide for liU f imlly m owe of liU deitn, nt a ejt ao trlllhu ni scare ily
lo he rslt. Special attention Is callod to this Ooniu.iuy's'
a-DRA.0DTJ.TI3SrC3- POLICY,
nmueli needed feature In Life Insurance. entirely new In this country; designed tonrotect la
caso of death, the Interests ot
SHAREHOLDERS IN BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
A.M) AI.I. OTMEIH
Who have borrowed money cr purchased properly payablo in Instalments extending over
n hcrles of enrs,
by CANCELLING nny balance ol Indebtedness renialulus UNPAID In ease of DEATH.
THIS COMPANY ISSUES
ALL THE ORDINARY FOIIMH OK LIKE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES AT LOW RATES OV
PREMIUM, ON THE PARTICIPATING PLAN, WITH IIITI' FEW RESTRICTIONS AS
TO OCCUPATION, AND NONE AS TO TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE.
a-Kull Infornmllnn as to Plans nnd Features. Is contained In Pamphlets which will be forward
ed by mall on application lo the Home Olllce.
Active und responsible men wanted ai Agents.
F. M. BATES, Bloomsp.uro, Pa.
A (I ENT FOR COLUM1IIA COUNTY.
3-Porsous sollcltliu Aseuelo.5 In cither 1,( online, Clinton, Centre, Northumberland, Montour,
Columbia, Sullivan, Uiailoid or Tioija e'ouutlcH, 111 pleniuldrfss
WILLAItl) A. W1LLIAMH. Special Agent.
No. JO William St. WiLLLiatrouT, Pa.
Uloomsburg, August 0, 1570-6ni.
Legal Notices.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
E61ATK IU' JOHN CIKOVKU, BKC'll.
Letters of ndmlnlstrAtloii on the rtdato of
John Grovcr, lato of Ceutio luwnshlp, Columbia
county, dee'il linvebcun prnutcd by the Register
of said county to Samuel Neyhard, rcsldlns In
the towuhlilii nnd county nfurifciud. All persons
bav InK claims ngnlnst llio cstnto of the dt cedent
are reitnesieu 10 priseiu mtin lor seiuemeni,
and thopo Indebted to tho estntoto mnUo pay
ment to the uudeisitfnetl.udiiilnlstrntor.wltliout
delay. SAMCLLNEYHARD,
J11570-OW. Admlnlstrutor,
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
KSTATE Of 1IANIEI. 8. VASJDII.SLICI! PEC'll.
Lettciu nt i.1mtuuirnlliiu ou the istuto of
Daniel H. Viindiisllro. lato of Mount Pleasant
township, Col. co., iH e'd. hnvo beiu urnulul by
the Rigisterol Fnl 1 county lo Mnrths ll, Van
dersltee, and William J. II Id lay nr. Ml. picasau..
All persons having claims against Iho estate of
tho diccdeutnro nqucslrd lo piesenl them for
settlement, and lhot,o Indebted to tho (bttilo lo
make pa meiit to the undersigned, administra
tors, wtliouUlflny.
MA RTHA D. VAN DERS LICE,
WILLIAM J. 1IIDLAY,
Jll5'70-0t, AdinlnUtintoiH.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
EUTATB OF ISAAO IlEICII.MMl, IJI C'KASrn.
Ill tho Oiplmus' Comt oi llio count ol Colum
bia. Tho Auditor nppolulul lo cllaiilbulo llio
bnhmco In tho hands ol llio ndm'r. nmims tlio
creditors, and heirs hereby gives noiliv that
ho will meet the parties Interested, lor the
purpose of his nppoiutinunt on Sat ui day llio Mtli
day of Auiiiist. i(TU ul ten o'clock A. JI. at his
olllco In Illooiusbutg, In said county. All p utirs
Interested nro requested to attend, or l-o debar
red Irom coining III lor n pail of llio saldluud,
C. 0. 1IAUKI.EY,
jls';o-lt, Auditor.
" TuDifoii's "kotice.
' J.S, 11ROIST, 1 No. SI J May
JAe Oll'boWEll, J Term, A, I). IV0.
The uiideislgueil nppolnlc.1 Auditor Ac, o ,
to make lepqrl, dlslilLnillng tho proceeds ol tho
Hlierlll's ale on Judtnieut or Vtiul. Ex., No. Hi
nepieinutr ieiiu, it-w. s ill miei uio pultleslli
luteieslfor tho putpuse of his appolutliH-lit at
his olllco iuCutawissj,on Friday, rsciiluiior "d,
A. D. lt:u, at ten o'clock of snkldiiy.All pel sous
luteresed aro requested toutlend, or be debarred
irom eomlug lu lorn part of the said liiuJ .
W, H. AlllliiTT,
Jizno-tr, Auditor,
OTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Not loo Itl llCltLv clvcil to Iho Tax1ii pm nf
in iuwu ti uiooiiisi'iirtf. Hint nuniui oner l uc
duy. Julv it th. Ib7i. the iindert. luticd will )a mn-
parcil t rtci'lvo tho town taxc aWhtdl for tho
5 ear lt70, at hi olllce, lu the Kxt haunti Ittock, lu
MtMTown.iU door from vrtt nul.im iho &t lloor.
anasaiaux-jaycra urolttuhy rcriuireUla jmy
dn;
Val
uiu
Ulootusbarii, Jaly Vi, IbTO, Tuwu TrcauW,
N
OTIC E .
All telEons knmi lni? IbeniRf Ivpr In lu, lmlht.
cd lo ll. e Estnto of Jacob Eyer, deceased, era
licreLy notltlut to setllothelr accounts at once,
oilioiwUo they Mill bo collected according to
law. s. H. MILLER,
lllocmsliurg, May 0, ISTO tf Administrator
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that un application will bo made at the next
meeting of the eitiicrul Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Ptuusylvaula lor tho Incorpora
tion of a bank,1u accordance Willi Hie laws of Ilia
Commonwealth, to bo entitled tbo "Catawlssa
Deposit nnd Savlug Hank," to bo located nl Cata
wlssa, Col. co.,Pa., with ucapltal of Illty thousand
dollais, wlih the rlkht lo incrtaso the same lo
ouu hundred and liny thousand dollars.
Catawlssa, July 1, lb?U-om,
lISPOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
XJ SHIP.
'Hie eo-parlnershlphfreloloro existing bet ween
John U. Pursel and Chester s. Furniau. under
tho llmi name of John R. Pursel & Co. Is dissolv
ed by multinl consent. The business will bo
hcrtultcr conducted by Chester S. Furmau, In
Mhoso hands Hie books of tho late nnu aro left
for siitlenienl. All peisous knowing tlumselses
iudibteil are hereby uottlled to mak, pnymcnt
al once, JOHN 11. PURs-El..
CUEbl'ERS. I URMAN.
lllooiusburg, July M, Is;i)-R,
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNE1U
SHIP,
The Co-pnituershlp hcrcloforo exlstlnt' be
tweon John Wolf uud Reuben Sillier of liloouis
buig, l oluinblu cuuuty,Pu under the Ilrm i umo
or -M HUrd Woll, Is this day illssoRed by mutual
conn nl. Tlio business will Lo continued l,y
John Wolf, who will also keep the looks und
1 apii-4 uud settle ll.o iiuuenli of tho old mm
JOHN MOI.l'.
RhUllhN MILLER.
llloomsbuig, July 15, IsTu-ll
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER,
snip.
Hie puiillti are hereby notlflcd that the firm
Kwayr.1', ICniuier A Co., heretofore doing business
iu Mahauoy, hchiij lklll county, was dlssnlrd
liy muluiil consent, Noxmber tili, IKCV. 'Ibw
books uud accounts veto kit In the bauds oil'.
M. hv, njro lor collietlou,
JOHN W. KRAMl.lt,
, , .S- (iWAYZE.
Mahanoy, July lbTO-ll,
N
OTIC E .
Ily virtue of n lllllof Knle. nronerlv executed
and do tiered, the horse, wagon, harness, slelKli.
nuil all tho drugs, medlciuts, do., c., lu Ilia
building cr shop heretofore occupied by J. It.
(lordlier lu Light Bircet, have beeu puixhamd
from Sarah J. Oorclner, and lakeu poitessioa
ot by met nnd are uiy property! and 1 liava
tmplojcd J, R, Uorclucr my Agent to tell,
peilillo, mako up cud dlsposa of, and carry
on Iho busmcis lor uiy use nml beuetlt.
(J LIVER CLEWELU
Light Street, July St, 7031,
A LL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
J. neatly executed at TUi. COLCMlilAM Stem
Prmtlng omcc