The Columbian., September 02, 1870, Image 3

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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
loomsburg, Friday, Sept. 2, 1070.
lou Sam:. Six thrifty younu iiIks,
I W0CK3 OKI. lIK'UirO fit U1IS UIHCC
IiirtKBT. On Friday last u man by
imino of Jnck Thompson wns put In
Iiock up for disorderly conduct.
Inn Democratic Stulo Central Coin
lo mot at IlarrlsburK on Tuesday
i. wo nail inmost lorgotion inuru
I ouch nn organization.
n that ovory Democratic foreigner
U entitled to his naturalization nif
U hero next week. It will ho his
Jchanco before tho election.
Kasiis. liucknlow, Freeze, Whit
er and Bradley left hero on luesday
to nttond tho itendlng Convention
cctirlng representation to iniuorl-
lnn Standino Committke. It la
knrlnnt that nil tho iiiciiiIiph of tho
nty Standing Commltteo should ho
knit next mommy at, ino mcciiug
dl i,y tno Liminimti.
IN important campaign h about
nlnL'. Money will bo needed. and
I rentiers should promptly pay up
t tlip.v owe. Next week will afford
excellent opportunity to send or
Bg money.
r. Sunburv Oazeltc nnnlhllntc.) tho
'onian for giving credit for locals tsf
from ita columns, wo do notHeo
h illtrerciico In such n practice, and
of tho Gazette in giving credit by
Bug "Jxtchungc," "Uloomsburg l'a-
Ac.
'nr. Democratic Convention of Wy-
Bug County, ono of tho five in this
L'rcssional District, have Instructed
Ir Conferees to suiiport H. R. Littlu
! Congross. ltnuil'ord County will
id her Convention next Monday, and
(I undoubtedly Instruct her conferees
one of her citizens.
Lin Sunbury Democrat, belli tho
faor man's menu," advocates tno an-
lion of tho Incomo tax, which falls
upon tno ncni democratic con-
ency. Gazelle.
1 tho Incomo Tax only falls uiion tho
h. whv did tho Into Congress reduco
Sum llvo to two-and-a-half per cent?
r Is easy to bo seen that tho Hemtb-
bi has' two editors. In ono column
-Uts "a uoy In years" (ouryouthful
re presume.) win no it candiuato
;ongrcss, and in nnotnur it argues
; Mr. Duckalew is opposed to' us.
thcreforo our nomination cannot bo
do. Doctor, don't mix things so.
liiESEUVE Tins Pateii. At much
enso wo havo procured n plato con-
ling a map of tho seat of war in Ku-
it is an improvement on any
t wo havo seen, and will enable our
Hers to lumrcchitu and understand
news wo givo each weuk. Uy sav
thls number of thoCoi.u.MiHAN tho
tuition" will always bo understood.
Good Wn-'i: i'on Someiiody.
io lteeder, who has charge of the
, ouieo at tno Jixcnango, Montour
nty, cut, witli a span of horses and n
i.v rentier, twenty acres ot wiioat.
pen acres of oats and loaded hay on n
con lor four pitchers hiio is only
pen years of asie. "Uo ror her,"
Bng aentlcmvn sho can undoubtedly
li a husband at homoo'nights with
r btrong arms iaiiiiitnr Meritocrat.
By tho proceedings of tho Ilcprcsent-
vu Conference, published in another
lumn, it will bo seen thai no uouilna-
;n lor iiepreseniativo lias yet oeen
reed upon and that tho Conferenco
iiourucd to meet on Monday next.
So Montour Conferees presented their
palliate, to wnom tuo uoiumoia uon-
us objected and insisted that somo
man no selected, wo shall await
S further action of tho Conferenco bu-
3 discussing any result aimed at.
tin colomnornrv. ovldentlv reforrintr
the editor of this Journal, In t-penk-
f oi too uongrcsiionni contest, bays
luro "a boy In years, mid a iilsrmy in
Dadlv." Wo wero born in tho same
with and year that Dr. Uradley was,
p ne is uircuuy "oare-juolca" on the
of its head. Wu lay no claim to u
btilic intellect liko his : but wo do
Ink wo could voto as often (and far
fcre correctly 1 than did Mr. Mercur.
Ilio achloved anything beyond this,
i nave yet to learn it.
. Court Mautiai, of tho Ninth Di
llon National Guards of Pennsylva
I, will convene in tills ulnae, on
lurnlay, September, 1st, 1870, for tho
pl of such persons as may ho brought
oro It. Tho detail of tho court will
Isht of the foIlowiiiL' oflleers:
Ilaj. C. D. Broekwny. Judge Advo-
IaJ. C. It. Campbell, Staff 9th Divls-
;.ipt. A. F. Levi. First Temnlo
lard.
-apt. Thomas D. Levi, Thomas 5Cou-
Ueut.Matthew Rlclmrd. First Temnln
K . . i '
P"ru.
Lieut. Andrew Sowers. Llheitv
Sentinel.
Jikiwnei). On Tuesday evening of
It week, Mr. John Palnion, whlloen-
pu in uoatlng logs lu tho pond oi
iinrew lives' saw mill in i'lunuets
tek township, tliis county, fell into
wnier anil wns drowned, iur. nun-
i, was engaged as mwyer on tho mill,
1 at tho tlmo of tho accident was
two. His brother, however, who was
tho mill, heard tho snlnsli mid ran
Ihis assistance, but too Into to sjvo
m. As Mr. Paiuton was on a lloat or
and known to bo a eood swimmer
isbupposc'd ho must havo been t.el.cd
Bin n nt and rendered uiinuiu to neip
useii. as tno water is vcryuceptn
' pond the body was not recovered
Itil nbout ono o'clock on Wednewlny
prning. iioicnvesn iniiiuy. Jiuncj
Imlnary.
Fatal Acciiient. On Thursday
prning, August ism, dames israisor,
iouuc man in tho employ of M. II.
Itty. of Salem township, was cngugtd
lullng rails with a two-horso team,
pien uesccnuing n hill, by tno Binning
I ono of tho rails, or from somo other
le, tho horses becamo uiimanagahlo,
m Btiirteu oil nt a ill 1 run. When Mr.
pader was thrown forward from his
N, tho wheels of tho wagon passing
eir ms biioitliler and breast. Killing
llm liistantlv. Tho horses wero found
Irtlierdown thn hill, lvlm? beneath tho
u'kkcu wagon, both more or less in
ieu.
ITho funeral of James Urnder took
I'icp on Saturday It'st, and whon tho
rint-r reinrnnii in nor iioino. uiier in-
lliillll'' tlin ri.moltm oT hor Inved 1111(1
J'tono to tlieir llnnl rostlmr nlaee. sho
fUnl that lior ilniiirhtor. win, for hoiiki
o nuu laid in n critical condition, nan
I'VtUHllui- flntt lini ut.lrlf hull
rkfcu Its tlfglit for that haven whence
' traveler returns. Thus had n dnuhio
"W fallen ntinn tint nlrooilv liriil;cn
lattidand widowed mother. Jkrwlck
IU with unusual sorrow that wo
NruLii of tho above accident. Young
r'"u r was a former nehnol miiln of
. US U'lln nlor, lild ulator. w-lm un unil.
piily followed him. Our sympathy
uo nut littio In alleviating tho ills
kni ? "' bereaved mother, yet us
years ago snared uernospitnii.
, WO trust 1 lint ulw. M-l II rni, Iw.r ll.ut
IIUVO nnlv fmnn ,1 filwtrl Ituwt linfurn
l"'.a,'(l may tho angel of Peaco pour
fS bo&ouT W)llsouUlou 1,110 lKt bleed-
Notice. Wo would call nttontlon to
n notlco of Ilrldgo letting to bo found
In another column.
On Saturday last u gamo of baso ball
was played botweou tho Independent
Nino of this placo and tho Schloppcko
pplehoopen turtles of Light Street, lit
which ns will bo seen by tho score, tho
Light Street Nlnocaniooul second best.
On the provlous gamo ns may bo re
membered, tho Light Street boys wero
victorious.
INDEPENDENT. ; 8CHL0P3 AO.
OH! O 11
Apnloman. 2 b 2 10 Kdcar. o f
r,
1
1
Uuckalow, p n O'L Mcllck, ss 2
Hltenbcndcr.lfO 11 Hnclimnn, 1 b I)
Mcndenhall, c -l
(i Knt. 1 f
1 2
uinnc, a i)
Conner, 1 b
Nfttl, s s
Ulllmeyer, c f
Klwell, rf
0 l Mcllck, p
i), Kldler, 2 b
7' O Mcllck, c
u Liousor, u u
t), Mcmltiger, r f 1
Total 27 73 1 Total
Innings 12 3-1 r
Independent 30 1 fl 1 7
Schlops itc. 3 3 0 1 0
27
8
12
3
Files caught Schlops, II; Indepeu
dent, 12.
Umplro C. Utmngst.
Scorers Hamsey und Smuckcr.
IJahe Dat.Ii,-Tho return gamo be
tween thu Town and Uallroad Nines, of
Catawlsw, was played on Saturday
lait, resulting In n narrow escape lor
tho Uallroad Hoys. Tho gamo was In
every respect n llrst-rato one. Tho fol
lowing is tho scoro:
TOWN NINE. II it. U. NINK.
o u o n
Butter, s s
2 2 Ilolllnshcadcffi
Kline, p l
IJodine, 1st b I
Iiarndt, 1 f I
Waters 2d b il
Scott o i
Urumbach o f -I
Sharpless, 3d b -
Illtorf !!
Young, r f
3 3
2'Eyur, 1st b
2lilarder, 3d b
3 ! Ward, 2d b
2' Ilito, ss
2 iMoyer c
3 Wltmiin, p
2.Lewis 1 f
fi
1
2 3
2 1
Total, 27 -0 i
o? o.,
Total,
1 r, 0
2 t) 2
Innings 1 2 3
Town Nine, 3 0 0
It. It. Nine, 3 0 0
Umpire, J. V. Cool.
Scorer, Joo. Bobbins.
Fly catches Town
Itoad, 5.
1 1
I 2
Nine, 1; Hull
LOCAL NOTICES.
ScuuYi.uii & Low of Orangevllle,
Pa., manufiieturo tho bes-t Threshers
and Cleaners, thu best Wheeler's Hall
way Chain Horse Power and Thresher,
from tlto original patterns and the hot
Lever Powers made in this county, if
not in tho Stato. Don't full to examine
their machines before purchasing nny
other. They guarantco them to give
satisiaciion in overy respect. They al
so innmifiicturo Plows and other Agri
cultural implements. Sco their adver
tisement in another column. tf.
To Country Merchants and Strangers
Wolfo'sSchlednm Aromatic Among
tno complaints lor winch tuo 'schnapps'
has been declared it specific by tho emi
nent physicians who havo corresponded
with tho proprietor, aro dropsy, dys
pepsia, debility consequent upon long
continued sicknesa and old nse. onlleii-
sy, asthma, gravel, colic, nll'ections of
tno moneys, ami nil chronic diseases.
For tlicso and mauy other disorders, it
Is now prescribed, with great success,
by moro than thrco thousmd medical
practitioners in various parts of tho
United States.
No Hu.Mnud. Wodo not wish to in
form you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful,
or nny other man, has discovered a
remedy that cures all diseases of mind,
body or estate, and is designed to maku
our sublunary sphere n blissful Paradisu
to wnic-h ilea veil itselt will ho but a
sido show, but wo do wish to inform
you that Dr. Hage's Catarrh Ilemedy
has cured thousands of cases tif c ttarrh
in its worst forms and stages, and tho
proprietor will pay S300 for a caso of
this loathsomo dUeaso that ho cannot
euro. It may bo procured by mail for
sixty cents, by addressing It. V. Piereo
M. D 133 Seneca street, Uulfulo, N. Y.
A pamphlet rree. Sold by druggists
Look out for men representing them
selves as Dr. Eage; Dr. Pierce, who-o
private Government Revenue Stamp is
on every package of tho genuine, is the
only man living who can manufiieturo
tne original Jir. sago's uatarrn itciiio
dy. Receipts of "THU COLTJXVZBXAN'
for August, 1870.
.tosn W Miller 5 2 m
IT llcnt Taylor
ooo
3 00
Jesso Menscll 3 HI
nrnu r.nuiu
IMofDW Clark
Isaac Aruwlnu
KstolUKclchard
KlllahShuit
Simon Fettermau
John lismlili
Ueuben 01tbnn8
Christina Artley
John JOearlmrl
Saml Fritz
O steadmau
s W .Mi-Henry
llenj Miller
ATCrevcllug
E Jacotis
lUvld Yeuffer
Hetiben Uouurt
N A M Kindt
Est of II lount
John F Fowler .
W I.IIortrell
E M Enubacti
Tickets
EO West
John O Freezo
l'KrlstbatiKh
W A Forsyth
Ctcophas Eetteer
W II Jacnby
John A llrc-Isch
M i Woodward
J Welllver
A M Whlto
l'hillp. Miller
1 A l-.vans
II (1 1'hllllpH
TKoons
.111 Creasy
JohnU Quick
Itarnor Family
(1 F FIlt-kluKer
Ii.iulel shuhir
4 (Hi
lo 111)
100
: no
2)
2 0ti
2 (10
GO
2 011
Stephen Allen
(! W Miller
l no
2 0(1
0i
ICO
ncaver ("K coal Co
son
4 to
2 (HI
2
30
J il n;cier
4
2 75.
.V (ic-rnmu
Wmlllltcr
2"
40
,Wm Yost
2(0
3 311
Nelson Kitchen
2 00
1 M Coxo
2 01
3 m
Miller ,t Wolf
E J Mcllenry
EslSshultz
27 30
250
21(1
II 0
GOO
1 On
2(1(1
Jus F Stoker
I J lUrlt ev
1 to
4 00
200
2 01
3 11
Is nil
M O Shoeuiakcr
20
lotin Ii Hopper
Henry shun
hllO
2 0H
UF Mcllenry
Amos llurson
1UC
ltd
Clinton I'olo
210
2 (ml
.Uai ker, MiMiro & Co 111 i.0
2(f
2 0
2 00
2W'
2
2Ut
2 nn
.) w .Mcutf ary u io
Win Morris 3 oil
Kst ot H stout 3(0
I'Mlinsnouei-bunr "0U
Oll.Marr loo
I w Mcciears- I '
llenver Crk Coal Co 10 1
l oo
:t (ij
Wm Merrllleld 2 01
llnlm U" flr.l r X I.)
2V
Il.lvldI.oim 200
1 00 Joseph lless 101
2 00 list or ESeinnect
2 00,1: J .t U l'Mcllciiry 500
3(0 Clark llrlul: 2 01
(,o Estor John Itnudi looo
F.st orllEsslck
11 Zupplnyer
Jllchiu-1 Irucv
2 01) Ellas YOU1IB
3 no .las Heller
3 00 Wm Holler
2(0, Henry llarmau
2 00.IW II Ent
1 ooJfW II Jacoby
(100 .las I) Itteiler
3(0, (leo 1' Itouell .tCo
4 oi j J Illloblson
4 00 'it Fabrlnger
3 00
(J M Ilrown
John Kk-ler
210
2 00
I, KlkendaU
Kuiie Snyder
E I. KlkendaU
2 (1
5(
01
Joshua Hartzcl
4 00
l-;llslia llnyiuiin
(1 W Ululion Co
8
11 111
2(0
101
2 00
Wl son Miller
National I'ubCo
J wi, i( i.yous
KJ& U l'MclIenry 50'J John Suvupj
Democratic Ticket.
roil cosaiiEss,
CIIAItLES U. IlltOOICWAY,
01- TOI.UM11IA COUNTT.
(Subject lo tho decision ot the Congressional
L.oiuerecs.1
FOIl ASSOCIATE JUI1UE.
JOHN It. YOIII3,
llItt'LIM TOWNSHIP.
FOIl SIIEKIFF,
ItKKS J. MILLARD,
SCOIT TOWNillll-.
FOU COMMISSIONEE,
IIIHAM J. ItKlCDIClt,
CATAWISSA TOWNSHIP.
l-on juuv co.MMissioNEit,
ISAAO McUHIDK,
KAUISOS TOWNS1UI'.
FOlt COIlO.NKIt,
JOHN D. HOUUK,
IlOAlllNGCIlEKi: TOWNS1II1'.
rOIt AUDITOlt.
DANIKL LICK,
MA1H-.ON TOW'NHIIII'.
ci rvnn hew a ill).
V 1 ,UUU For any case of llllud bleeding
lichlng.or Dlceralcd Files that lit, IIimi's 1'n.n
Kkmkiiv lulls to euio. It Is prepured expressly
It, luro tho Piles nud nulhlug el-e.uud has cured
eases or over u e.irs siauuuu. ouio uy m.
iiruggisis,
VIA Kl'OA,
be lllng's Via Fuga Is Ihe pure Juice of U.rka,
Herbs, uoois, uim iierries, iur
CO.NSUMI'TION.
InlUmniatlou of tho Lungs; nil Liver, K idney,
and bladder illseiues.oriiuulo Weak nets, hiimalo
Anili-linus, (leueral IH-btlliy.nud all coiuiiUInU
of tho Uriuury thgaus In Mulonnd 1-nuale, pro
..:.;,. ii, ...l,. i-.ikilveiicss. (iruvei. Uronsy
aud beruliila, hleh most generally terinliiato hi
I-............,!... n..llnp. Il iiurltlesaud eurlcl es
the lllood, the miliary, Utnndutar and Secrcllvo
Hystem; Corrects and strengthens tho Nervous
and Muscular lorces: It acts hkencliurmoiiwouk
nervous, unit debilitated (emails, Isith young
..l.l V-,...,. Lt.,nl.l 1,., i-tllmuL it. Sold every.
where. Lauouatouy-11-! FrauUllu St., luilt-
JjniIJIIUJI LIST
OP THE
riFTHENTIt ANNUAL EXIIIUITION
OP TUP.
COLU.MI1IA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
HORTICULTURAL AND MECltANI.
CAL ASSOCIATION,
' TO lit'. HEM) AT
11 h O O M S 11 U It O, r A.,
On Wednesday, Thursday nnd Friday,
Oclolicr 12th, 13lh nnil lllli, 18 70.
Aft cvcrylhlimof this kind must havon ays.
torn lo rimy Hon with Mitlstactlon, exhlbl.
.lorn nnil contributor,! will plensarcn-J the fol
lowing Instructions, nnd come (o tho l-'nlr
expecting to nhldo by them without asking
for nny nltcrnllon. J. .1. 11HOWE11, Hoo'y.
Ct.AHM I-1I0R9ES.
William Wlnlcrsleeii, Superintendent.
Jmlces Dniilel Morris. Enoch Itltlcnhousc,
Cyrus .Mcllenry, William N. Drown.
Ilest hlnoiteil stallion,
ntnlll,,,, f,.,, nit
812 no
in BO
8 no
(! 0)
8 110
n oo
g HI
stallion colt, not over 1 years,
" pair tlrnught horses,
nest pair carriage horses,
Id
n oo
nest brood mnro with colt at her side, 10 00
o on
nest single carrlajro horse,
!d " "
llest single carriage marc,
nest gelding between .Innd 1 years,
M nmre "
" i;t-l 1 1 lie helweeu 2 nud 3 years,
44 Imrso colt between 1 nnil 2 years.
" innro colt " "
" horso or maro colt under 10 raos,
0 no
s oo
A in
3 oo
4 no
4 no
4 oo
3 00
3 (Kl
3 00
1! 00
3 00
5 no
i no
4 (111
J 00
:i no
3 09
llest pair match colts, under 4 years
broken to harness.
nest Jack,
Hest pair mules,
!d
Ilest mulocnlt between land 2 years,
uuuer i c-ir,
Exhibitors under this class will hovo their
horses on tliOKrouud tiy ten o'clock Thursilny
morutnir when they will bu examined.
CLASS II-CATTI.E.
l'hlllp Yonn, Superintendent.
.Indues Nehelnlah Itcece, Jacob Kostchbl
ikr, William L. 1'ieus, l'ruiikllnSliuinan.
Durham.
Hest bull 3 years old nnd upwards,
Hi st bull between 2ond 3 years old,
., .. .. .. .. ,
SI2 (XI
U 00
0 oo
1 (III
3 (111
2 04
8 111
1 IK)
3 IH
2 (10
llest bull belween l and 2 years old,
Ilest cow 2 ycars"hnd upwards,
best heifer between 1 nnd 2 ycaM,
bun can minor io monins.
.1 '
Agriculturist ly
liest heifer Jiotwecn 2 and 3 years
" heifer under 10 months,
Devon Stoek.
Ilest bull 3 yeors and upwards,
'' Ilest bull between 2 nnd 3 years,
" " between 1 and 2 years,
I no
3 till
2 00
12 00
tl 00
0 (Kl
4 no
3 no
2 no
est bull cniiunucrio niouins.
2 If)
Ac. 1 y
Id "
" cow 3 years amt( upwards.
" liclfcr between 2 nnd 3 years
" heifer belw eon 1 nnd 2 years,
" heller under 10 months,
Aldcrncy Stock.
G OI
4 ()
1 (
3 (N)
3 00
2-00
12 00
I) no
I! Oil
I 1
3 01
Ilest bull 3 years nnd upwards,
llest bull between 3 nnd Sycais
betw cen 1 and 2 j ears,
under 10 months,
2 00
2 00
Ag, l y
II oi
" cow 3 years nnd upwards,
.. c(nv. .. ..
" heifer
" heifer between 2 and 3 years,
" " " liiud2years
" ' undrr 10 months,
Graded Slock:
4 oo
2 no
4 (O
3 Kl
2 00
net bull 3 years and upwards.
12 M
0 0)
between 2 and 3 years,
G 01
4 01
3 CO
between 1 and 2 years,
' undcr lO mouths,
2 00
2.00
a. 1 y
llest cow 3 years nud tip-muds.
0 oo
4 no
3 nil
4 10
3 Oil
2 00
2d
heifer, between 1 and 2 years,
licilcr oeiween - aim J years,
" under 10 months,
A'ad'i-C Slock.
llest bull 3 years nnd upwards.
12 01)
II l
0 00
4 Oil
3 011
" between 2 nnd 3 years,
' 1 and 2(years,
" under 10 months,
cow 3 years and upward,
heller between i and 3 years,
2 00
2 00
Ar. l y
o ui
i no
4 on
3 10
2 00
heifer under 10 mouths,
Oxen and Slccrs.
llest yoke oxen owned mid worked by
exhibitor,
2d best yoke, " "
Ilest yoko steers between 2 and 3 years,
2d " "
Exhibitors, will havo their slock ready
5 00
3 II
1 Kl
2 (0
for
tho unices to examine by lo o'clock n. m.
Thursday, and to remain until 3 o'clock p.
on
m.
on l- nuay.
CEAKS I1I-SW1NE,
Amos I". Kcslcr, Superintendent.
Judges Manillas Ilartman, Isalnli Plctt
best brood sow nnd plus, six or more,
0 CO
0 00
4 no
lot lal hugs, two or more,
' boar,
1 broiid sow,
lot pjgs, 3 or moic, under S weeks
1 stock hogs. 3 or more,
.1 no
3 oo
3 00
3 no
2 00
3 00
2 no
class iv-siiEi:r.
Johnson II. Ikeler, Superintendent.
Judges Andrew Lntibach and John It.
lobe.
tine
lleo.
llest buck,
4 (0
2il '
2d
3 00
4 00
3 OO
ewe.
pen of sheep, not less than eight,
1 00
4 00
4 CO
3 00
4 00
300
Middle HW.
best pen of sheep not less than eight
" buck,
2d " "
.. ewe,
Long Wool.
llest pen of sheep, not less than eight.
" buck.
4 OH
4 00
3 Oil
4 00
3 00
2d
21
e.ve.
CLASS V-rOULTIlY.
Thomas lluUninu, Superintendent,
Judges 1'eter 11, Weuner, and Charles W,
MelCelvy.
best brono turkey 45 lbs. $i 00
" ilium stie lurkevs. 2 00
2d 1
2d 1
2d 1
5d
" 1 CO
brahmn pootrn,
1 chickens,
2 00
Agriculturist 1 y
! 00
Ac. 1 y
Keeso,
ducks, 1 no
and lurKCkt display ortamo pigeons, 1 no
" poultry, 1 00
i 3 00
CLAH VI-OUAIN, HEEbS ANII FLOUH.
John bclr, Supcrlntc ndeut,
J udecsThos. Cole, nud Moses Mcllenry.
best llfty pounds whent Hour, f3 no
" buckwheat Hour, 3 00
" ' ryollour.
M cm meal,
" half bushel clover seed,
3 00
Ag. ly
3 no
1 50
3 00
Ag 1 y
3 00
1 50
3 (0
1 50
1 50
1 50
I 50
1 50
1 50
" timothy seed,
bushel red wheat,
" whlto wheat,
rJ0
' buekwhent,
gord seed coru ears,
" " ytllow, '
" smoked '
" half bushel llax teed,
bushel oats.
CLASS VII-VEGLTAbLES.
William I Jimon, Superintendent.
Judges William Thomas, and John Smith,
best bushel pntatoes.dlll'erent varieties 1 60
half bushel sw el polutoes,
! (kl
ousuei oi ueiu luruips,
1 half bushel of ruto b.igas
1 " sugirbeeis,
1 " inuugel wurlzel,
' " beets,
1 M carrots,
1 " parsulps,
1 11 unions,
1 ' peas,
1 50
1 50
Agly
1 00
Ag; i y
l no
1 01
2 oo
1 00
1 00
1 UI
l to
1 no
1 to
Ag-1 y
i oo
Ag.ly
half dozen vegctablo oysters.
peek tomatois,
3 nei
ends of eiibluize.
3buuchesofee'ery,
1 rui; InauiM,
o two quarts lima beans,
" 3 quarts Curollua beans,
" " touj,
' pumpkin ur squash,
" pumpkins, 0 ur inure.
CLASS V1I1-FIIUITS.
Samuel Ne) hard, Superlnteudei...
Judge ltlrnm J, lteeder.
Apple),
instillsplny.Gofcnili, 2 (
" loukiiig full ur w Inter, 0 each. 30
" keeping w Inter ui ples, Uof each, 30
" Oof Hie sweetest winter or fall, 30
"half dor, lull ur winter lluwired, SO
' quint Siberian trnbs, any kind, 30
l'eari.
Ilest dwaifor standard fall or w lulcr, G 2 00
' loukiiig half duz, any klud, 30
u ilavured huiI most Juley hulfdoz. 30
" largest half doz.dwurf orttaudurd, UI
Teachet.
best display of nny kind, half dot, each, 1 3
" flavored und most Juicy halt doz. !0
und limit looking half doz. 30
' and lurgitl variety half dozen, 30
Quintet.
best doen, 75
2,1 50
3d " " 3)
Qrapu.
bestdlspluy, wild or cultivated, (hot
house ixeluihd,
best tlx clutters of Concord,
" " belawuic,
" " Clinton,
' " Isnbolls. SO
" nartford 1'rolltlc, no
" " Jonn, J10
" " Adirondac, 80
" Itebecca, 80
" " York Madcrlfl, 30
Plum.
llest display, not loss than;two varieties,
ono dozen each, 30
Ilasphcrritu
best display, nny kind, Iwovarlotlcs, CO
CAcj(iuf.
llest 'itiart, 00
Dried 1'ruita.
Best (iinrt apples, pears, quinces, peaches, up-
rieuis, iieeinrinis, cuerries,isuiir ur sweei,
pitted or unpltled, (trapes, cultlvatcsl or
wild, strawberries, any kind of raspber
rles, btacKberrks, dewberries, liucklebe.--rlcs,
plums, twclcues nnd pruues, 30
The fruit not to bo removed until tho closo
of llm exhibition, nod -particular enre is to bo
observed by all persons that thosomo Is not
mjurcu.
CLASS IX-WINES ANU LltiUOltS.
llojry Zupplnger, Superintendent.
Jtidgis-aeo H. Gilbert, nud II. 1'. Hughes.
llest quart ol currant wine, tl CO
" " blnckbcrry wine, 1 Oi
' 11 grapo wlno, 1 00
" " i berry wine, 1 00
" " ryo whiskey, 1 no
" " elder vlncjnr, Ar. 1 yr.
CLASS X-I10MEST10 MANUFACTUltES.
llarmau O. Crovellng, Bupcrlnteudcnt.
Judces Mrs. l'nul Hushes. Mrs. Daniel Mc
llenry, Mrs. Elizabeth l'urscll, and Miss
Mary Meudenhatl.
llest lost ui oreau, a tu
best roll of butler (3 lbs. or over)
1 1IU
2 00
i no
l oo
(o
1,0
so
to
50
to
lyr.
oo
m
so
best pie.
" canned fruit, dinercnt kinds, (not
less tbau 1 quart of each,
llest pound cake.
spongo '
" ginger "
14 sample of preserves (uot less than
1 quart,)
lleslsamplo rf frultjclly,
' cucumber pickles, Ag.
H variety of pickles,
" apple butter (1 quart or more,)
peach butter " "
" grnpo " "
" iilum " "
m
Ag.ljr.
fto
w
Ag..yr
" cured ham,
" samdu sausage,
' sample yeast,
" hard soap,
" Bolt soap,
" gallon of sorehum.
3 00
CLASS Xl-HOUMEHOLU MANUl-'AC-
tuue-M.
James Maslers, Suporlnteudcnl.
Judges Mrs. Ezcklel Cole, Mrs. William
Hageubuch, Mrs. Jesso Old, Miss Margaret
A llittlilll.
best 10 yards of flannel,
2d " " "
best 5 yards woolen cloth,
tl SO
Ag. 1 y
1 fin
1 50
Ag. 1 y
I So
1 50
CO
1 50
1 01)
2 00
Ag. l y
in - cuvpci,
2d
' 10 jards plain linen,
uuiper
" knit wool stockings,
" mittens,
" cotton stocking,
" homo made shirt.
2d
pair woolen blankets,
pioi iiiii-u nni'i'in.
" homo made table cloths,
CLASS XII-FANCY AltTICLES ANU ;
FLOWE"S.
Lloyd I'axlon, Supcrlntendcut.
Judges-Miss Knto bet, Miss Hnnmli
waiter, iiirs. iiui-iut .v. i iti, ,'-"
snjdcr. Miss Unto Lnzarus.MIss Ida Mcbow-
elf, Miss Sadlo Harmnu, Miss l-'loru barton.
llcst knit quilt,
llllV.
SI 00
1 00
1 00
tatting work,
specimen bead work, ion
1 shell " too
.. bvirr " i "i
" leather " 1 00
" " hntr " 1 00
wax " 1 00
" dranlng, J OJ
" painting, ! "
' slllc embroidery, 1 oil
' worsted embroidery, 1 Ol
" cotton embroidery, 50
u worsted mat, J
M cotton mat, 50
." worked slippers, 1 00
" lancy pin cushion, 1 00
" head dress, I 00
" specimen moss painting, 1 00
" collection of dahlias, 60
" artlllclal flowers, 50
" Sieclmeu of house plants lu bloom, 1 00
" specimen of dried grass, 50
.1 flowers. 50
pcnmaushlp, 1 00
' vurlet y of flow ei s, I JO
CLASS XIII VEHICLE3.
William It. Hagenbttcli, Superintendent.
Judges Eli Meudinhall, and Ur. 1). W.
Montgomery.
Ilest family carriage,
" open buggy,
" top buggy,
" farm wagon,
" spring wagon for farm use,
" " for pleasure,
" wheelbarrow,
sled.
' sulky,
81 00
3 no
3 oo
4 oo
3 no
3 00
Ag.ly
a (0
2 to
CLASS XIV AtUtlCULTURAL IMPLE
MENTS, MACHlNEItY, dC.
Hfliry Yctter, s-uperlutenileut.
Judges Henry belclimlllernnd Isaac Ilea
COCK,
ilest rtgbt hand plow,
" plow for general use,
" left hand plow,
' right nnd left hand plow,
SI 00
2 00
1 no
2 0)
2 00
2 00
2 00
1 00
2 (m
2 CO
1 01
1 O)
5 01
corn piow,
subsoil plow
square drag,
ono horse cultivator,
two "
two horse coru planter,
0110 44 " 44 ...
thrcsherund separator combined,
mower, and lea per combined,
4 on
3 00
Diploma
2 00
3 (0
1 0)
Diploma
1 no
1 00
1 00
nay fork,
portable elder press,
clover huller,
sausage grinder,
washing machtue,
clonics w ringer,
grubbing hoe,
set miner's picks,
pair of foro and hhnl horseshoes,
sharpened drills,
axe handle.
1 00
1 00
CO
1 00
grain cradle,
toller,
fanning mill,
corn slieller. Diploma
14 straw nud ladder cutter. Diploma.
Should there bo any new or meritorious Im
plements and Inventions exhibited, that nro
not provided for In tho foregoing class, tho
Judges may report tho merits ot tho samo for
premiums to tuo Executive Committee.
CLASS XV-STOVES, TINWARE, UAItTH
ENWAIIE, AO.
S. D. llelnnrd, Superintendent.
Judges Jacob Harris nnd Jacob Olrard,
best cooking stovo wllh fixtures, SI CO
44 parlor 3 00
" tct artificial teeth Diploma
44 variety ot tinware, 3 to
44 variety of earthenware, 2 00
CLASS XVI-CAUINET WAltE, SHOE
MA1CEUS, TANNEItS, AC.
John 0. QulckrSupcrtntendcut.
Judges J. W. Dlctterlch and Fred Thfalcr.
best set doublo harness, $1 00
44 44 team 44 4 10
14 doublo carrloco harness, 1 00
' tlnglo 44 44 2 no
" suit Kif clothing, 3 00
" palrcnlf boots, 3 1.0
44 pair kip boots, 3 0)
" pair iniuer s tuoes, wj
44 bureau, 2 Oil
14 dressing stand, 1(0
44 display cabinet ware, 2 oj
44 set Windsor chairs, 1 01
44 spring scntett sliatrs, 110
44 rocking chair, 1 00
44 settee, 1 10
44 half doz. brooms, Ag.ly
44 two sides solo leuther, 1 00
44 two sides kin, 1 cm
44 two sides calf skin, 1C0
44 sample ( f bricks Diploma
CLASS XVII-bEES AND 11EF.H1VE3.
Levi Hutchinson, Superintendent.
Judges Aaron Smith and William Keller,
best swarm of bees SJ 00
2d 44 4 4 4 4 3 00
3d 44 44 44 1 00
44 five pounds of box houey Ino
2d 44 44 50
llest beo lilvo 1 00
Tho honey to bo taken without destroying
the bees; tho kind of hives used, and tho
management of tame slated,
CLASS XVIII-Sl'OltTINa LIST.
Dr. It. II. Little, Superintendent.
Judges Cllutou Mendcnuall, and Dr. Me
ga rgel.
best trotting horso or maro 1st trot 9ISS no
2d 44 44 44 ' ,4 75 00
" " (2d trot)
no borne or mate trotting for tbe
first to compete for Iho 2d prem
ium, 50 no
2d 44 trolling horso or maro 2d trot 2,0)
CLASS XIX-FAUMEIfS LIST.
John Hurtinan, Superintendent.
Judges Daniel Mclenry and H. I". Clark,
best trotting hortuor murellst trot) 850 00
- troilliighorsoormure(2d trot.lno
horso or maro trolling for the drtt
to enmpeto for the 2d premium 25 00
walking horse or maro GUI
2d 44 .. am,
Tho trial of hortts under the farmer's 1M,
will take place 011 Thursday afternoon. For
tho display und trial of horses, in each cless,
on eihlblllon.n one-half mllo track hasbec.l
thoroughly repaired within the grounds. Ten
per cent, eutranco fee, lor all entries mado
under the eighteenth and nineteenth classes;
not Jess Ihun three entries to muke amnion
lu each case bist thrco lu Ave.
TLASS XX-FOOT 11ACINO.
Wllllnm Neal, Superintendent,
Judges lohn K. Orotr, Joseph shnrples,
Judge Mclteyuolds audClutrleslI, liabler.
Ilest run once arouud the course (0 OO
2d 44 4 00
Not less thnn six entries to make a nice,
Entrance fee 50 cents In each case. Thejudg
1 s selecttd ore requested to notify the Execu
tive Cuiumlltee,nt thu Secretary's olilce. In
every cote, where they are disinclined, or mi
ablo to ulUnded to iliu duties assigned to
them.
HULES AND UF.UULATIONH.
1. Every person having articles for oxhlbl.
tlon or competition must become 11 member
of the Association before entering the.n,
2. Minors can become members or exhibit
ors wheu thclrpnrents are members.
3. 'the lleldol competition Is open to nil.
Fersous from other counties and stutes cun
become exhibitors upon tho tamo terms as
citizens of this county.
4. All articles otTered for competition must
be owned by thecouipetltor. Fruits, vegeta
bles, (lowers. Ac., must be the urowthof the
competitor, und all manufactured urtlclca
must be mado by tho competitor,
ft. All slock emend mutt bow lint Is rcjirc-
fcontml or ,irimtiimii will lies forfeited.
0. All articles for exhibition or competi
tion must be entered by 6 o'clock l'.M., on
Wednesday the Hlb.and except lu hnpostb
bla casts, be 011 tho ground by list time, and
remain there until Frlduy at 3 o'clock, I'. M,
wneniuey will beat luuuisposuiuj uieei
ulbttoru.
7. Blnnds for sate of refreshments can bo
obtained by application to tho Secretary or
b. F. Ilartman,
s. No llcensowlllbeEranlcd tostniuls that
sell spirituous or malt liquors.
Judges appointed to examine tho different
classes will confer n favor on tho Association
by calling nt tho Secretary's olllcocarly on
Thursday morning to obtain their Instruc
tions. On Wednesday Iho grounds wilt bo opened
to tho public, and eontlnuo open llireoduys,
A membership ticket, ndmlttfng two persons
during thn Fnlr, ono dollar. Admission cards
to admit tho bearer, tweutyllvo cents.
No person will bo permuted to vole at Ihe
next eUetlou oftho Association except pro
dtio na their membership ticket.
J-rportiug list to be printed in hrpc. bills.
W. b. KOONS, l'res't.
J. J. IlttOWEIt. Hcey.
Iiioomsbtirg, Sept. 2, ISTO.
TyiDOW'S APPHAISEMKNTS,
The following appraisements of real and per-
liave lieeii Hied In tho otlleo of tho lleglsterol
iMiiiiiuii.i-uiiiiij,i,uui uiu uuiesoi i;uuri,nn
will lie mesenled for nbsotutu ennnrimtHni,. ,
tho Orphans' Court to bo held In Uloomsburg, in
and lor said county ,nn WoducsdajMho 51hday of
Sept. 1S70 at two o'clock r. m., of said day, unless
exceptions to such conllrmatlons aro previously
tiled, or which all persons Interested lu Bald
CBtates will tuko notice:
1. Wldiiw of Jaenb Arllnv. tntn nf l.'rn1.,ln
town-hip, tleceased.
i. kiuw oi iiiuizer i:ssick, lalo or Madison
towushlii,iieens, d.
3. Widow of JohuIl.illman,latoof Ureenwood
4. Widow of Michael Lomou, Into of Fish
Inizcrt ek townshlo. ,lei-,-iis,i1.
0. Widow ol Jacob ulrlon, Into of brlarcreelc
towuslitn. ileceased.
0. Widow of Ueori.0 Keller, latcof (Ireenwood
township, itecea-ed,
7. Widow of James Emmltt, lato of Hemlock
linit,i, ui-V.Vllsi.-U.
s. mow oi DumciM, vniiiicistico, laloofMt,
. "in .i-iiiii,, iii-i i-iinuii,
(1. WlllllW fit ll.lVl.t Vntt lnlnnrlilo, Inun
ship, deceased.
.. , w. it. JA''onv,
augi'70-lm. Iteglslcr,
1) KGlSTKIt'S NOTICE.-Notice is
XX hereby ClVClI to all legatees, creditors nnil
oihcr persons Interested In tho estates of tiio re
spective decedents and minors, that Uio fol low-
iiiii iiiiiiiiiiisiniiioii 111111 uuaru an necouiiLs invn
been Hied iu the otlleo ol tho Ueglster of Colum-
uiaeouiiiy, nua win no iiresenteu ior connrmn-
llllll iniiliillnw,ii,w In 1I.U fln,l,nWA,,,.l
held 111 Uloomsburg, on Wednesday, tho it'll day
Of Sdlt. 1S70. Ut tWO O'clock 111 till, iiftprnnnn ,if
blllll Oil .
1. First and partial account of Lewis Yctler,
Executor of the istolo of Ueo. llower, lalo 01
lloarlngcrtek tuwnshlp.tiecensed.
V. 'third and flnal a, count of John Appleniati,
,.,....,,-,,,,,, , iuiu .piieiuiiii, iaio 01 iiem
lock township, (licensed.
3. First and llunl account nf Elu-ooil lfnr.lira
guardian of ttio nersonaud esbitoor .im-ni, w
Hill, minor child of Jacob Hill, late ot Centra
iu iiNiup, ueeeasea,
1. Fllsl and llualnccount ol Etwond Hughes,
cuurdlanof tho person oud estate of Thomas J.
lllll, minor child of Jacob Hill, lato of Centre
liniiij,, mnil.uu,
o. 1 ne iiccouni or Kmnnuel Lazarus, ndm nls
irator or Clemuel O. ltlcketts, late of Oraugo
0. 'Iho llrst and lfnnl ncrniint nf n n SMl,nri
.,..,.,,,,iniui u uio iMumiii Liiiuariiio acym-i
7. 1'll'St llCI'fllltlf. Of Stl-U-.,ktnr l.'l,.,l,nn n,.,1
.lusepu 11. iviicnen, niiininisirntois or wuilum
iiii;iii-ii, one oi .,ii, i-ieusnni twp., ueceaseil.
H. First and Html nrpmmi ..r stntiiiou v
Wldtcuight, gumdUu ol tho nerson and estate
V.r..J!lir".A.4 Whltenlght.nmlnor child nf Michael
oiii-iiigiii, uuu 01 iiemioeic township ilec u.
V. Tho account of Peter Helmbach nnd Daniel
imyiui, nusiees 10 sen real estate or John nay
lor. late of Montour townsbtn. itrcn,isp,i.
10. Tho tlrsL account of Dpimts Itvrtm l,,i,.
Istralor of tho estate of Patrick llyruc, lalo of
i,u..j .......... ,u, .tan,,,, i.-i;u-.,.si.-u.
II. 'Iho Hist account of Samuel Creasy, admin
lstrator or tho esUto of II. w. Creasy, lalo o!
Scott townshin. decensed.
12. Account of r-atnucl Creasy, guardian ortho
person and estato nf Mlunlo A. lirow-n, minor
t.i .u . ...ut.iiu,, lliuwil, lillU Ul .M1IUII1 town
ship, deceased.
1J. Tho aCCOUUt Of Isane lri if-lrhnnm n.lmlnlu.
trutor of Fiederlelc Hartinnn, lalo of Fishing
creek towns iln. (lceensn,t.
11. First account of ltlnehard Dcrgcr, executor
of Andrew Obku!,er, into of bloom twn.. dee'd.
10. Tho account of Hlr.un J. lteeder, ndm'rof
unviu uouruacn, iaio 01 Locust twp.,iico d.
10. First nnd Dnnl npi,mml nr II l- llnMmon
administrator of James Dugan, late of Montour
17. 'I he account of n. 1 Hurt man. iriinnltnn n
Ellzubelh A. Halston, minor child ot Jumes
ltlllstnu, Jr., late of bloom two., deceased.
is. The account of Levi L, late, guardian of
.fusi-pu l-. j. umrson, minor ciiiiu 01 imoti ;'.
t'utterson, late ut the llor. of berwlck, deceased,
10. 11111 uccouni ot itobt. F. Clark, survlvlni
cMtuiui ui iiuaiii cioau, iaio 01 luoom twp
deceased.
i0. Flunl account of John K. Hnbblns, ndmlu
isiiuiui ui iienjaiuiu luve, iaio 01 .louiour twp,
deceased.
21, Final nccount of B. V. Fortner, exccnlor of
saraii iioumau, lato or Catawlssa township, de
ceased. 22. 'Die account of Martin A. Ammermnn nud
cyrus 11. White, executors of William nubbins,
i.ue 01 e isuiitgcieiK lownsnip, oeecaseu.
23. First and nartlal account of CouradKream
craud Franklin Fruit, ndmlulstrutois of Simon
luiuer, iaio 01 Maoisuu tivp., itercascil.
21. Thulllstunil Uualaeeouutof Silas W. John
son, irunrdlaii of thu uersons nnd estates of Az-
111.1 -uoiiusuu. .u:till jounsou. joint juuiisoii
uwen L. Johnson. Thomas Johusou. Sarah John-
ton, uuu Hainan jounsou, minor cuuurcu 01
Ulinnriuo jounsou. line 01 uoiumoia co.. ueo 11.
25. Flist and llunl accouutof 1. C. Wnilsworlh,
admfuUtlatiir ul l'cter Emory, lato uf Fishlng-
crceu luwnsuip, uecenbeu.
nug.V70-lm. Itejlster.
Heal Estate Sales.
O K
VAI.UAUI.H IiHAL KSTATE.
rpl... ....1i-K.t.r..n.t I'rcAtilnie nfll n 1 i.t U'lll
nnil TiSinmcnt ul henry Delirentiucher, Into of
Ierry township, Moutoureouuty, Va , tlccM,, by
virtno uf liiitlKirftv In mtttl Will contnlned. will
expose tn s.U by nubile vcn1ue. on tbo premls
e, on HATl'mJAYElTlIMUKH 3iu. UTO.nt
JV O CiaCIC, A. .M,,lUO UlOHl VIIUIUUIO llfUl JL,bUllU
wlilcb linscoinu Into in a l lift fornmny junrs.
Tbo liuitls Mii upon nnd mljomlnj; tlm public
rtMti leaumn iroiii uiiiiiKiunviiiv. iu uie r,i
ebniitte; be ins tlisiant Irom Wnbhliigtouvllk,
nnil Cburcli acconimoilHtions, about unoamlu
Imlf intlCK, irom DanvlJlo nlmut 10 inlU-N, lrom
Milton about 12 inllc.i, nnl from 11 loon is bum
nbout 13 m Hi1-:. They are in n hltjli state of cul
tivation nnd or tno very best quauiy.
101 ACHES AND 47 PERCHES.
whereon nro erected n large beautifully situated,
two and a half story
HTOSi: DWELLING HOUbEI
fitono Fprlnu House, bank barn, and other out
bulhlintr-:. with a. well of excellent water, and n
considerable quantity of cbolco fruit, and witb.
ttniuer nnunuant ior nu mini uuu uuiiuiur pur-rn.st-s.and
watered bv a brancli of C'tillllsriuanuo
eretK,uii ino nuriii unueubi uuuuuuties.
THAU iso, j, con tain inu
10G ACHES AND 102 PERCHES,
adjoining tract Ho. J.nbovo mentloued; JO acres
of whli li Is clinred, wllh pood npplo orchard oa
pnit of It, 5 ncreH h)nrtely tlmbt-red and .M acres
Maple, Chestnut, Ac, of limneuso value, und the
lmni ui best niuilitv. nfler tho timber has been
cm en, ino inui is ui a buperior ipjauiy iut
uuuuing unrp, wnons. &c., ana ino tanu is win
eied by u bnuuh of ChilllMiuntpuo CretU.
Tit ALT No- 3. 1.lnieslonel.ot.eoutaiulinr 1 aero
nnd 7U perrhew.
TllALT.No, 4, Jjnubtoner.ottcontalulnj; z ncro
and uo perches.
Tit ACT No. fi. Limestone Lot. coutal nine 1 aero
niiti oi perciieb.
j itAtrr Zsiu li, laiiiifstono L.01, eomaming
ncriHinul VA ncicbts.
Tlio htone in tdl cast'H easily accessible, and
L'ootl lu. biilldliic nnd Mine burning.
4l'trbuiit) (Judfini; to examine tho farms,
will uo ouiif)U; hiiown over inem uy xir,
'JruckeninlUer v. ho rt sides upon tho premies.
Drafts mav Le sic u In the liam'-s of either ot tho
executors.
4f Tkum4 of Haj k. Ten per cent ol tho pur
chase moLey bhall bo paid onlhoday of salfi,
rmo-tblrd of tho tialancu on tho 1st ol April. ,
J), IfcTl.when posseswlon will be Klvn, and tho
lmlniuo Ai.rll 1st. i:l villi interest Irom April
1st, 1: I. And the j urehasirs shall enter into
iiKretmcnts with uturtty to comply with tho
nuns of tale. L'pon thu pnjmint of tho pur
chuKe money, Kond and sutllcitnt deeds, nt the
eiptiue oi inu i'urcimser ior nuuii jp, suuii uc
t xi titled ai d ilelUtred bv the KsecutorH.
N. li, l'rlvllto to work up tho timber on
Tract No, 2, will be slven Immediately upon (li
te ring liitolhoaiuei ment with fcecurltyiui afore-
sum, juiia a. i uimu?i, jii(H)insuurir,i-n..
JUiiNhillJAUllll, WnhhliitIonllU',l'u,
uugl-;u-iw. Executors,
piUVATK SAIjK
o r
VAIiUABlU IlEAI. ESTATE.
Tho uiideitlsm-il oUV-rn at prlvalo bulo about
00 ACHKS OF VALUA11LK LAND,
klliintn in r.fiilon tnu nsliin. Columbia enuntv
ImiuikIi-,1 hv biuils (if Eliziibeth Kline. .Diuile!
hlmli-. .Im.ili Ahli. .liunli llclMhlinii unit ntberH.
riltr-eu Ai-rc-n nf wlilt-li Is chared land, It also
couliiliii a uuuu uung urcuard,
A FIIAMK IIOUSi: AND IIAltN
nnd n never f.illli'E nrrlus of water. Also a
llrttclats
HAW ASU LATHE SI I I.Ik
'1 he liclancnof tho tract In heavily timljercd
wiiu itaK, miiiu jiine,
I 'or ii-riiis.ciiiiuitloiis, Ac., np)ly to theiuuler
tlKiieil, 'Iho actual numbir ut ucrca will bode-
tt-iiiiii.cil by tiiiM-r.
ilcutun ,Juuu Jl.IsfU.lf WM. Ari'EESlAN.
pOWDER ICEOS AND LUMBER,
W, M. MONROE Ji CO.,
llupoit,Pa,,
Unuufaclureraot
POWDER KEOS,
und denlera lu all kluil of
I.UMI1E11,
give notice that Ihey are prepared to accomodit
belr ciibtom with dispatch, and ou tbe cbeapes
erms.
JjJ II. LITTLE,
' ATTOItNEV AT LAW,
Onico Court-IIouss Alley, below Uie CoLUM
H1AN otllee, llloomUiuig l'a.
rf-Mn,,,,m iiimnr. a sr nonst
WftKitnifl. ttmlton. William I'.twfU. 1rf ,1m,(.
Jiulgo of tho Court of Oyer nnd Terminer nnd
(l.iiirrnl Jail Delivery. Court of uunrter sessions
of tho 1'eaeo and Court of Common Fleas nnd Or
phan's court in tno utli judicial uisiriei, com-
loseu oi ino couiilies oi iyiiuiiun, nuiuvaii anu
.Vvomlntr. and tlm linn. Irani Ilerr and Isaao H.
Monroe Assoclato Judge of Columbia county
havo Issued their precept, bearing (Into the 6tli
day of May lu tho year nf our 1ord, one
thousand, eight hundred and seventy nnd to
modlrected lor holdlngnCourtof Oyer nnd Tor
miner nnd Genernl Quarter Sessions of tho Fonco,
t ourioi lommou i-ieas nuu urpunn n uoun, in
bloomsbiire, In Iho county of Columbia, on tlto
first Monday, being tho At li day ol September
next, to eontlnuo ono week.
Nolleo Is hereby given, to tho Coroner, to tho
Justices of Uio Fence, nud tho Constable of the
said county of Columbia, that they be then nnd
uiciu in viii-ir proper ih-isuii lib iu u ciuck iu 1,110
forenoon of satd 5th day ol Sept., wllh their rec
ords. Inquisitions and other remembrances, to
dothosothings which to their olllces appertain
iu ue 110110. Aim iiioso innt are oouiiu oy
recognlznlice. to tiroseeuta mzatnst the nrls-
ouers tlint aro or may bo In tho Jail of tho
Mini cuuiii ui vAjiiiiuoia, 10 ue mill 111111
thcro to prosecuto them ns shalt bo lust. Ju
rors nre requested to bo punctual In their attend
ance, agreeably to their notices. Dated ntblooms-
,- uurg, 1110 Anuoay oi juiy, 111 ino yenr
1,. s. of our Iird, ono thousand eight nun-
',, ilreil soil sevenltf. mill In llin ninety-
fourth year of tho jndependeneo of tho United
Slntes of America. MOltbECAl MILLAH11,
Uloomsburg, July so, ls;o. Sheriff.
GHANI) JUHOIIS.
FOIl SEl'lEMbhlt TEItM, 1870.
bloom Wm. J. bcldlemuii, Itallzer Lencock.
llenton Samuel Applemaii, Epliralm Kline,
bcaTer F. L. Shuiiiun.
brlarcreek Kmmor llpltlcrblr. .Tobn lMlrtok-.
Catavvlsso Jeremlali brobst, Kalhnn Helwlg.
benjamin Znir, Jr. r
eiure nicpueu I'Olie, uevy Jililiay.
FlshlugcreeK Hiram l'enler.
tlrcenuood A. J. Il:r-ifr. Klflinr,! r,,,n
Ellis Eves.
Hemlock 1:11 (JIH.
Jackson Theodoro Smith.
Mume Wm. C. ltelchard.
Madison Ueorge beagle, Valentino Welllver,
Mount Flcasant Henry J. Johnson.
Sugurloaf Jesso llartiii.111, Wm. II. 1'etcrman.
PETIT JUHOItS.
X. FOIl SEflEMUElt TEItM. 1S70.
bloom Milton Itlinvan. (lenrirn Yost. John t
Chembeillu, Joint J. baritley.
ociiioii ieurgo iv. 1 falsi, juun u. wenucr.
llenver Allen .Mann, Charles II. Truy.
Couvngtialll Murrls Lewis.
Catuwlssn-sWllllain MnrMn. Tnuli r. uln,1n
n,..,a W I'lnrtl ,. 4
uemre isaao uryuer, isaao fj rover.
Ceutrnlla bor. liaiile) lulhati.
1-Is ilnucreetc Joslii 1 lliw-.,ir inn,a v
Jones, ferry buekalew, Samuel I;. Weaver. Geo!
M. Howell, benjamin 1-', Edgar.
i- iuiiiiiiu ucuutu itigei, jesso Mensc.
1.11ns
Me
A. Ulrlon. 1
Locust-Wm. 11. Itclnbold, w'llllam Campboll.
,,i,,,i,.
,, ,,,.i,,3aiiinti .HVlllN. Jr.
jlOUUt I'leusUIII llf-liri A Stlllnr
,il"f",",1rH.l;"rl' 1It'H-''.Johii KlkendaU, Chris
tian l.utz, Hornco ehwelpclllllscr.
V. 4,11 "oueris, wm. m, huick.
Miidlsou-Jnel Snyder, Samuel Demott.
l'iue Elijah Snyder.
Seott-Dauiel A. Creasy, Thomas Dnllman,
T 1ST OF CAUS.KS 1-OH TKIAL AT
LJ HEl'lEMllEltTElt
KUM 1S70.
Clarlc.
Mward McCaU.ct, nl
1
Ercczo.
llakcif.
VH
hn Hweetiey
(William Lougenbcrgerct.nl
Ulugh W. Mclteyuolds, et. al.
Kri-eto.
! Jacob Michael,
Samuel C. Kilckbaitm.
fCIinrlei II. Green,
I VH
(.retcrythug.
William Creasy,
Samuel Sweppeuhelier.
JO sorgo Znir,
I William McKclvy.
f Reuben U. King,
li:iisliils Tursel.
(Ju Herdlc's, u"e,
h
Ui. 11. Crevellng.et.nl.
Alexander Collcy
vs
Alluas Cole.
fMouroQ llruudage
VH
(.EUslm ll.Vursel.
(Michael Grovcr
4 VR
III. S. Mnrr.
Clark.
Knliler.
Clark.
l-'rcrzo.
5
Ikclcr.
Freeze,
il
Clark.
Little.
Kahler.
Clark.
n
I-'rcere.
Wliltmoytr.
U
l-'rueze.
Clark.
10
Knliltr.
Erucliwar.
11
Clark.
Clark a Broekwny f Teter Pchug,
V2 VH
I.lttlo,
IChnries Leo,
( David Lewis, guardian.
4 VH
iColllnsSutllffHadrn'r.
Continental Con! Co.
(Lehigh Vntteyll. It, Co.
(Ann Margerum;
vu
LDavldllunt.etux.
Thomas Hughes' use,
i VH
l Wesley Ituckel.
CM, T, inme-l.et.nl.
UcssoW. Merrill.
Frederick HoHslor,
VH
Gideon G, Hossler, et. al,
(John Jaeots,
VH
IO. L. Johnson.
( W. It. Kline, et.ux.
1 vs
I Abraham Mooro, et.nl.
(11 J. & U. P. Mcllenry.
VH
(Joseph It. Hvans,
JamcH Masters,
VH
(A, J.l'lno.
(HiacherACo. et.al.
llrockway.
11
Whltmoycr,
Marr Urotlier.
11
Freeze.
Abbott.
1
Freeze.
Cl.irk.
Ill
Freeze.
Unwell.
17
Freeze.
Wliltinoyer.
llrockway A
IS
lioinpton.
lllller.
ill
Ikcler.
llrockway.
Si
I.lttlo.
Chirks Little.
-.-I
llnldyi Jackson
Wliltinoyer.
Freeze.
E'Vellc.
il
Little.
U.-ildy.
ill. (Jooilman,
I Win. M. Martin, et.ux.
vs
ITImotliy Eagnu ct. al.
IOeoro UoMcr'scxociitor,
vs
David It. Howcr
(CD. Fowler,
-i vs
(.ReulmMlllcr.
I Dimlc-lF.Scjbcrt,
twilliiniBliaffcr
I William Shairi-r.
IDauiclF.Scybort,
f Robert Goroll.
f va
lllaruey Mcllrcarty, ct.nl.
Clifttles II. Wllhclm ct. nl.
( va
IMlcluicl Woods,
f Daniel Rhodes,
wUlfani Tyson
f Joseph Miller,
va
(N. L, Campbell.
fTliomns Fry,
! va
(.Wllllnm Coleman,
f blurplesa it llarmau,
va
(.Cliarlca D, Fowler
f Mclchlah Miller ndm'r.
va
(Ellas Ulcer.
(C. S. Fowler.
i VH
(Jesso II. Rice.
f C. 11. Ilowmau,ct. nl,
v
I Mnuassn llowmnn, et. al.
I Peter Hiiymnn'H use.
i VB
t Jacob Sliafli-r. el, nl,
( llrnmliall & Co.
VH
McNtuch & Hbumac.
( Harvey C. Hess.
1 VH
(Samuel Creasy, ailm'r.
I Noah Mauser's use,
vs
1 Oeori;o Stroucr,
Clark A Freeze,
Clork.
Knorr.
Freeze,
!tl
lacktioii.
Little.
Clark.
Clink.
Little,
Freeze,
i
Mtlle.
Itublsou,
311
naldy.
Huodes.
31
Erockway.
Jacttton.
Freeze,
llarkley.
!l
Clark.
Miller.
31
Jacktou.
Buller.
a.
Ikeler.
Unwell.
3ii
Utile.
Jackson.
37
Freeze.
Jackson,
3s
Utile
Abbott.
Kl
Freeze
Jurktou.
10
Freeze,
llarkley.
tl
Wliltinoyer.
Freeze,
12
Little.
it
Wlillmoyer.
Thoiunscn.
tl
Utile.
t
ltuclialew
X llalkley.
Howell.
HI
Utile.
John Turner.
IDaniei'suydcr.
(Isatah Veager,
vs
1). It. Johnsou.
(John Kromcr.
VH
1). F. beybert.
f Lew la J. Adams.
i VH
Flshiugcreek Salio.l District
f William A. Case.
1 VH
(Mosea Coirmnn, ct. lit.
JOHN 0. JACOBV'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERYl
UERWICK, PENN'A.
The uiiderslcued would respectfully Intorni
the ClIlreiiH of llerwli-lc, and vicinity, that ho
uas upeiieu a LOiueciionery anu naaery iu
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
llerwlck, 1., whero he Is prepared to lurulsh
nu uiuiis ui
PLAIN AND FANIV CANDIES,
FRENCH OANIiIlis,
FOREION AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANUEH, LEMONS, ItAISINS
de le,, da, ac,
UY W11UI.1-.SA1.IS AND It ETA 11-
AmoiiK the iissorlmeut will be fouud Cream
.-SU1H, KIIKIISII AIUUU1S, 1VUI1UIH. AIIUOIlUH. rii-l-erts.
Finn. Annies. l'( i-ua Nllls. JulllCH of differ
ent kluils. Mustard, Catsup, Pickles, Chocolate,
(-annul Fruit or all kinds. Corn Starch. Kan Ills-
(llll, t-ndu Crackers, Ulster Crackers, Cheese,
boni. writiuu I'liper, vgrcumui, i-upeis, r.w
velojii-s,
FISH AND OYSTERS,
Ami nroduco of allkluds. Fresh llread and
CnUiM ecry day, lie Criatu lu Season, Your
iiutronaiie Is sollclled,
' JOHNO.JACOUY,
llerwlck, Juuo 17, l7D-tf
ROBERT F. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Olllco Main Street below tbo Court House,
uioouisuurir I'vuu a,
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS,
N. W. SAMPLE. 0. W. NEAL. J. h. TAYLOB1
Iff. W. SAMPLE & GO.,
Oornoi' ol' Main Street mid L. & 33. Kail Kernel,
BXj003VnSB-CT3R.Gr-, 3P.A.-
MAOIIINISTS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS:
BLACKSMITHS AND
MANUITAOTUKEKS OIT
STEAM ENGINES & WATER WHEELS,
ca:xi:iiAi. maciii.m: wonu axi iikimiks.
MILL UEAIIINU, SIIAFTINO, rOLI.KYH, ItANUEIW, HEAD 1ILOCKS,
SAW IVTIIjIj GW3 A.K.I3STGJ- OF ALL KINDS,
CASTINGS FOIl FUIINACES
AND ItOIiIJNU JIIIjLS.
ALflO CAH WIIEKLH AND AXLES . .. ....
AND aENEHAI. MINING CASHN08.
BRASS CASTINGS
CAR, HOXE8,
uuau'osrnurs uastiisuh,
AND UABBIT METAL,
BELVIELD'S CELEUItATED OI.OUE VALVES,
STOP COOKS, CHECK VALVES,
Alii UllUKH,
OIL CUPS,
STEAM WIUSTLKB
STEAM aUACIES, STEAM TZFS AND riTTIWaS
CONSTANTLY 03ST HA.TSTI.
AGENTS l?On SHIA'E'S GOVEKNOK.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO HE THE SIMl'I.EMT AND UIWT IN THE WOULD.
MILLWItlaHTS AND MACINNIHTH fil'I'l'LII'f EIT1IEII ON HAND Olt I-'UltNISIIED Al
H1IOUT NOTICE, VIZ; UU.M AMI LEATIIE1! I1ELT1NQ OF EVKIIY IIRSCKII'TION,
HEMI'AUD HOA1" STONE PACKINt!, Oi i, RED AND WHITE LEAD, AC.
LESSEES AND SOLE MANUI-'ACTUIIEUS OF HALL'S PATENT
DOUBLE DISCIIAHGIi TURBINE WHEELS.
LIHErtA,, .NDUCEMENTs)
Also Acrouls for tlm "F.TIUF.Iv A Stun,
CELSIOH" Bran Duster. Send for circular 'pudim-n MttuliiiiL'S cim bo w
BLAOKSMITHIWG,
HEAVY Olt light ronoiNGs,
MERCHANT IRON OF ALL SIZES ON HAND.
Also manufacturers of Wm. 11. Deuel's II A"Y ami HARVEST GRINDERS,
patented November 2ml, ISO'J.
REAMERS, TAPS AND DIES,
BOLTS AND NUTS OF ALL SIZES. MADE TO ORDER.
ORDERS FOR BRIDGE BOLTS AND IRONS SOLICITED,
AND ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISIIEL'
PATTERN SHOP.
WE HAVE NOW IN THIS lir.PAItTMENT THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY
AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS OF PATTERNS AT SHORT NOTICE.
AGRICULTUR AL IMPLEMENTS
OF THE LATEST I.MPP.OVED PATTERNS.
THRESHING MACHINES,
Buckeye Reapers Repaired
AND ALL EXTRA 1'ARTS FURNISHED.
MANUFACTURERS AjD PROPRIETORS OF
HORTON'S PATENT HAY RAKE.
ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS.
Stay N. B. Having put In machinery especially adapted to tho manufacture
of Moulding Cutters,vo arc prepared toexecuto iargo or hmall ordera, ntsliort no
tice, and on very favorable terms. Send for Circular and prlcolist.
N. W. SAMPLE & CO.
May 7,'iM-tr
JVIFE INSURANCE FOR THE PEOPLE!
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
O F P
E N N S
Offce 701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
M. SEYFERT, Pres't, LAWRENCE MYEIt '. V. Pres't. R. W. DORPlll.KY, fieo'y.
11. li DAVIS, Sup t ,n Agencies,
w,
Tills Comoanv orunnlxed byleadlnn reirepcn4ntle. of tbo Industrial lnteret-U of tho State.
widely known nn successful nud rt spoiislhli- biuliieMi men, ileslrlus to plae I.Uo Jnsurnneo wllli-
u reai-u oi uu, ims uuupieu h s siciii ui
MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF PREMIUMS,
enabling every man to urovltlo for hla f.imlly In
... .1. mi ...... I. . t nitn.,)!,,,. j mllml In ttiitl I 'illll
a-K,r)XJTiisrc3- policy,
nmuch needed featuro Iu Llfo Insurance, entirely new In this country: designed to protect In
caso uf death, tho Interests ot
SHAREHOLDERS IN BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
AMU ALL
Who havo borrowed money cr purchased
U Bl'lllB
by CANCELLING! any balance ol Indebtedness
THIS COMPANY ISSUES
ALL THE OnlllNAUY FORMS OI LIFE AND
11(1.311 U 31, Ui 1 llli -.l(lll.ll .V ll., iii.i,'i uii nu . rr.t, i,r.-,i iiu.iiu.,,?
T6 OCCUPATION, AND NONE AS IO TRAVEL Olt RESIDENCE.
tti-'nii infnrmniinn fia tnl'lans and Features, is contnlned In Pamnhlets which will be forward
cd by mall ou application to tho Home Olilce.
Actlvo and responsible men wanted as Agents.
F. M. BATES, Bi.oojisnup.fi, Pa.
AGENT FOR COI.U.MUIA COUNTY.
ei.,mtii KniiHtint- Apciirtrft lu either l.scomlnir. Clinton. Ceuire. NortLumLerlaud. Montour.
Columbia, Sullivan, Urndloid or llogalounilis,
nioomsburg, August 5, 170-Giu.
Legal Notices.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
JALOIUlOWKIt, j Term, A. V. IStD.
Thn iinilprHiirliPil nimnintoil A mil Lor &.C. iLc.
to make report, OUtrlbutln Uu proci'eiKof tho
ntit'iiu n t-nio ou juuvuif iu ur vitu, i,x u, .
Heptembtr Term, imit vrlll meet Uio iiarilesln
Intcrctit for Uio purpoKu of his appointment ut
his ofllco In Cntawlfesa( ou 1'rnlay, Hf plettibcr J,
A. 1). 1ST0. at ten o'clock of bald da v. a 11 lurfous
1 uteres ed are rcquoistcU toattend, or ho debarred
irom cuiuiug m ior a pari tn uio taiu iunu .
J122'70-tr. ' ' Auditor,
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
X that nn application v. ill bo made nt tho next
uneiiHK ui tun ut'ui'iui iiMtmuiy in mu wjih-
mouMeultu of I'ennbylvanla lortlu lucorpoia
tlou of a bank, in accorduncowlUiUieliiwaorthe
Commouwenlili. ta bo entlUtd iho "CnmwlsMi
Deposit nud Having llank," to bo located nt Cutn-
Wit-ha, tLUI. t'U.,1 U., W4III U S.UIU14I1U1 lilt lllUUPUUll
iinilnrH. with ihe rlcht to lncn-aso the Knmo to
one hundred nnd filly thousand dollar.
A
L li E N & NEEDIiES,
t2HOUTIt Uelawahe AVENUU, rillLAHnLI'lIIA
!TAllLIHIlfU IN im
Continue tho manufacturo of tlielr old Handard
ijuulllj-
SUPF.R PIIOSPIIATK OF 1,1MK,
AHU
ammoniati:d kkrtilizkr.
Ilolh of which arc. sold nt Low ritirrfi, lilgbly
remunerative to the Faumeii on IIiialkh.
SENU FOlt CIRCUL.lt.
NO. I PERUVIAN GUANO,
(Qeuulue auvo'ument from Clilnclia and (ln;in-
upu I1U1IU,
Pure Calcined, and TjiikI Plaster. Us iliuullo (V
ment, CaudlCH, and a full assortment nl ItcitN
IMU ABU UUKASIWJ OILSUt lOHtH llllltkl I lull .
A DISCOUNT TO UIlAl.r.IlH,
Uhould thA dealer nenr vnu. not keen cur arti
cles, tend your ordcru lo u und they v 111 rtcelvo
prnuiiH uilt-niiuu.
For Halo by Uie llloomiburK Iron Co.
autV;il3v
BS1QNEES NOTICE.
Notice 1h hereby Klveu that Kamucl Kuorr,
Kan.. Asfthinea of Jumcs W. Cheinberlln. hau
flletl hU uecount, lot ether with thu oucheii
thereof, In the ofllco ol the rrolhonolary lu and
1 l.' I T 1 Vj lTr-i VT it wim
'1287D-5U
Piothouutary,
BOH-Elt MAKERS.
OP ALL KINDS,
OI I-'EKED TO THE TltADE.
i ml RctmrnHno- Mnclilim mill "E
EX-
bCCIl
Y li V
A N I A ,
eaeof liL-i tle.itli.nt a cost so trlfllns an soirodly
11
OTIICItS
properly pnynblo lu
Instalments extending ovtr
Ul J Villa,
renialnlug UNPAID In caso of DEATH.
KNDOWJI KNT POLICIES AT LOW HATES OF
w ill iil ate nddif ss
WILLARH A. UlLLIAMS.f-pccial Agent,
.-NO. 1'1 WILLIAM &T. WILLIA3ISl'OKT,
gOMET.
IIINU NEW
sr..
The undersiKiied would hereby lve notle
that lu, has Just completed A KIIUsT CL.&S
llllAllwl'.and that holiaBthofaclltllea torcarry
liiti on tho loudness of UNUERPAKINd lu nil
Hi, branches
IN O 1 T i 8 T Y L E .
Ho has engnced experienced persoua who will
taUe ebarue fd the Imdlet, ol the deceai-ed ns boon
as Ihi-v fchullle of thta mortal (Oil," and attend
to wat,hluirrheni,!havlnt:,drct!du&-,Ac. Hlirouda
furnished nlso to order. At leiieli expense h
has also piocured an
IRON 10 E II O X,
In which boillta can l o prci-crved In n cleanly
and diy ci ndlllon, Carrlauis (urnlslied for fu.
ucrul occaMcms. In hoil, be la prepar; d to take
cliatte of n (-iti te iniiudllaiely ufier dealh, and
knve Irknilsand lelatheaoll further trouble la
reiiaul loll. , ,
flu also carries on the business of
C A R I N E T M A KINO
ITpholBterliiE In nil Its branches, repairing furni
ture, Hi-iatlliit cauo bottomed cbalia,AC., do"
Pla co of busliutsoa Iron (Street, belosv Main.
ROllERT ROAN,
nioomi.burit, July K, 16:o-tr.
JJ C. IIO AVER,
Una opened a Ilrst-Clats
HOOT, B1IOK, HAT CAP, AND HJK Hl'OUE.
at tho old stand 011 MnlnKtreet, llloomsburg.afew
doora above tho Court llounu. Ills Hock lcom
posed of the very lali t and bekt stylea over offei
i-d to tho citizens of Columbia County, lie can
nccomuiudalu tne paDiiowuniHeioiiowiiiisisiju
ut tlie lowest rules, lien's heavy double so led
slugn boots, men's double and single tap soled
men's II110 luKits and shoes of nil grade, boy4s
double solea boots and.shoes of all kinds, ineu'i
rluvekld Ilalmnral shoes,iuru4a, women's, boys's
aud mlstva' lastluu gaiters, women's ulove kid
Polish Very Iine,wi)llieil miiunicw iiaui-viruisaun
calf shoes, women's very tine kid buttoned nail,
ers. In short boots ot nil descriptions both pet.
gi-d amisewou.
Ho would ulso call attention to his flue assort,
ment of
HATH, CAPS, FURS AND NOT10NB.
u-lilr-h onmnrlaea nil tha new anil tMjttulal varl
ctlesat prlieswlilchcannotfalltosullull. Tlie
gooua aro uuereu av lue luwesi, caii imwm
will ue Kuarumceu loglu saiisiaeuuu. j ..
It snllelled before purchasinK elsewhere as 11 tm
believed that better baruslus are to be foanij
inuiini any oiuer piace iu iiwniu..
Dec. b'UI
JOI1
PRINTING
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