THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY,PA. AND BliOOMSBUHQ, PA. rrlilay Morning, Sept. 33, ISIO. f TI1K COLUMBIAN ha. the Largest Circulation of anjr paper published In Northern Pennsylvania, and la alto a much larger sheet than anjr of Itseotem liorarleit and le therefore thebeet medium for advertising In title lection ofthe State Onr Oood Byo. TO OUR FRIEND3 AND RKADER3: Wo havo sold tho Columbian to Hen ry L. DIclTenbacli, or Clinton county, nml havo turnod over to him Its nuso Into control and mamtgomont. Onr pa trons will soon Ulscovor that tho paper has passed Into most competent and ro Uablo hands, and wo must congratulato them, as wo do oursclf, upon thochango of ownership und control, Wo havo not been nblo always to fjivo to tho pa per our whole mind and attention, and It has forsomo tlmo been ourdestroto sovcr our connection with It In order to devoto ourbclf wholly to our profession nl business. Realties, tho recent Con Kressional nomination at Tunkbanuock rendered it proper if not Imperative that wo should withdraw or withhold oursclf from odltorial labor during tho present canvass. But wo were unwil ling to pa?3 tho paper Into unsafo orun known hands, and thercforo hesitated In tho acceptanco of offers of purchaso inadoto us until tlintof Mr. DielTenbach was presented. We feel now that ex actly tho proper arrangement has boon mado to satisfy all our friends -und to insure the future of tho Columbian. Wo cannot retiro from tho manage mcnt of this journal without expressing our thanks to tho friends who havo stood by U3 in our experiment (for such It was) in journalism, or without bid dlug our readers in general a most sin cero and friendly farowcll. For tho cordial sympathy at all times, extended to us, wo can but return our warmest thanks, nnd wo shall look back upon our experience as n Journalist with pleasure and satisfaction. o. ji. B, Star of tho Bast. Who does not well remember, when tlio Democracy of tho whoio country, looked toward tho stato of Maino as tho "Star in tho East" giving harbinger of coming party triumphs? But for years tiio eyes of the democracy were not blest with its rising rays. Tho black pall of Radicalism eclipsed its shining. But tho dawn is breaking. Wo learn by that superb paper tho Maine Standard, edited by Gov. Plllsbury, whom our citizens well remember, that on tho election of Sept. 12th, tho democracy gain at least 10,000 votes, and havo car ried the counties of Knox and Lincoln, and probably Aroostook, whilo wo only fall of electing a Democratic Senator in tho proverbially black county or Andro scoggin by 73 votes. Bangor, tho homo of Roberts, shakes off radicalism and pronounces In favor of tho gallant soldier by tfio handsomo majority of C01, a gain from last year of 1143. She sends thrco truo-bluo dem ocrats to represent her In tho Legisla turo this winter. Lewiston startles radicalism and makes tho dry bones rattie,by giving a majority of 70, against a radical majority of 48C la3t year, Portland elects two democrats and two Chamberlain republicans. Watervillo, Wlnthrop, Richmond, Ac, mako gains of representatives, and democrats ev erywhere aro strengthened and entour aged by tho result of Monday. JO.ll Should Work. In less than three weeks tho contest in this Congressional District will bo over, and in that short interval every man who ha3 tho Interests of bis party at stake must do somo work, Capt, Brockway cannot mako tho fight alono. Tho people en masse should rally around him. no has not tho wealth his oppo nent can command, nor has ho a hordo of postmasters and offlco-lioUlera to do bis bidding. For this reason tho poo plo should accord him agenerous, hearty support, nnd mako his cause theirs. Mercur on Minority Representation Many of our Republican friends aro In favor of Minority Representation, and nmong them aio Bradley and Whlt inoyer, delegates to tho lato Convention at Reading, tho object of which was to secure that reform . When tho bill was -introduced Into Congress to apply that principle to tho Territories, Mercur voted NO. How then, can tho friends of that reform voto for him ? The Columbian in accordance with usago and propriety has taken no part this year in any controversy upon any district or county nomination. Non interference with tho making of npml nations must always precede an indo pendent and Influential support of them by tho press after .thoy aro mado. But our nominations nro now complete. Tho ticket is mado full by tho Congres sional nomination at Tunkhannock, and it becomes tho duty of Democrats to put asldo all past differences and unite In Its support, and the duty of tho press In particular to defend it ugalnst an unjust opposition. Tho opinion has been frenuentlv ox pressed in this Journal that our rules of . nomination should bo amended and nmong othor changes that fairer repro M.-UIUUUU buouio. do allowed to tho peo pio m nominating conventions, and that securities bo taken airalnst tho cor. ruption of delegates or their betrayal of muir trust, wo unuerstand that It is mo intention of tho Standing Commit tee, at some fit time, to call a Conven tlon for tho purposo of amendlm? tlm rules, thus securing In futuro moro of Harmony nnd satisfaction In nnrfv nn. tion. This Is tho right course to pursuo veu xcmouy ror imperfection or ovil In our nominating system Is to bo up piled, rather than ono of opposition or lunuwuriunesa to a ticket which has oeen amy mado under tho rules and usages of tho party. A party In order to bo strong nnd successful must bo united, and must cultivato a spirit of forbearanco among its mem bers. This truth cannot bo too often or too Btrongjy Impressed upon Democrats who ore now struggling to rescue tho country from Radical wis rule nnd who can accomplish their ob ject only by tho uso of appropriate moans. Mcrcur's Record, A gentleman has taken tho troublo to oxamino tho record of Mr. Mcrcur's sor- vlco In Congross, as round in tho Con gressional Globe, with tho follow Ins ro sulU, which wo prosent as matter of In terest nnd instruction to his constitu ents. 1st Session 30rn CoNaitE-sa: There aro ilvo volumes of tho Globo for that Session. Tho first mention mado of Mr, Mcrcur's action is February 6th. 1803, when ho Introduced n bill to amend nn Act Incorporating a Mutual' Flro Insu rance Company. This Is tho only men tion mado of him In tho First volume, as nn actor In tho proceedings of tho body. In vol. 2, his labors consisted In fol lowing up tho bill introdueod In Vol. 1 and In presenting a few potitlon3. In vol. 3, It nppoars that ho objected to Fry as Provost Marshal General; pre sented a bill for nu Incorporation nnd moved to insert tho words "carry on" in n bill which ho afterwards withdrew, Vol. 4 shows that ho presented anoth' er bill to Incorporate a railroad compa nytrcportod a bill from a commlttco and prcsontcd thrco petitions. Vol. 5 shows liira reporting an Iintr ranco bill from a Commlttco ; calling Gen. Rousseau to order, on a suggestion from tho Speaker ; urging the passage of an act incorporating a Land nnd Building Co., which was laid on tho ta bio by a voto of 01 to 31 ; reporting two bills from his Commltteo on tho District of Columbia and presenting two potl tions. 2nd Session, 30ru Conqbess. Ho introduced n bill relative to lojt dis charges; prosontod threo petitions, read ono speech on gonoral politics, (on which occasion It is reported thcrq wcro precisely twelve members present In tho House;) madoafow remarks on tho ox cmptlon laws in tho District of Colum bia; looked after his. Corporations; in ado. a motion that Mr. Marvin bo ox cuscd, which was not agreed to, and made two speeches on tho Louisiana reconstruction bill which well doservo attention as statcsmanllko productions. Tho first appears at pago 1132 or tho Globe, and is as follows : "Mr. Speaker, I desiro to stato that tho gentleman from Iowa, Mr. Kosson, Is absent by leavo of tho IIouso, on business relating to tho Commlttco of which ho is a member." Tho second, delivered on a subsequent occasion, 'is to bo found on pago 1175 of tho Globe and reads: "Mr. Speaker, I desiro to stato that tho gentleman from Iowa, Mr. Kasson, is absent by leavo of tho IIouso. on business relating to tho Commlttco of which no is n mcmocr." It is evident that tho Honorablo gen tleman reports his own speeches, they aro so exactly alike I Another important spoech by Mr. Mercur appears at pago 1179, upon tho tax bill, which, as an act of justice, wo give entire. It is as follows : "Mr. Speaker, I movo to insert 'stump machines.' It Is an articlo verv much used." Tho above is all that appears in tho threo volumes of tho Globe for that ses sion. 1st Session 40ru Congress. Mr. Mercur's name does not appear In tho proceedings except among tho yeas and nays. His efforts nt tho previous ses sion having evidently exhausted him, and mado timo necessary for recupera tion. 2.vd Session 40th Congress. Tho proceedings for this session aro com prised in flvo volumos, covering 4,000 pages. At that session Mr. Mercur pre sented fourteen petitions, mainly small ones from Columbia and Montour coun ties relativo to tho tariff; two privato bills ; ono resolution for extra pay to clerk; reported two bllU from his Com mittee; obtained threo leaves of ab sence; mado ono amendment to tho tax bill and secured $700.37 for P. John, which tho latter alleged was lost through tho mall. 3d Session, 40tii Congbes3. Pro ceedings contained in threo volumes, Mr. Mercur presented threo petitions. 1st Session, 41st Conobess. Mr, Mercur presented two petitions and in troduced a privato bill. With threo months or additional servico next win tor Mercur completes his six years of membership In tho nouso, compensa Hon, $30,000 salary, icllh mileage and con tlngencies. Taxation of Building Associations. A question having arisen as to tho taxability of shares of stock in tho sev eral, so-called, Building Associations of this county, it was recently submitted to the Court of Common Pleas for do clslon. Two cases stated were mado up for tho opinion of tho Court and it was understood between tho County Com mlssloners and tho parties Interested, that tho collection of all taxes upon tho stock should await tho Court's decision. Tho cases wcro orguod on Thursday or last week by Col. Freeze on behalf of tho County Commissioners and by Mr. Buckalow for tho Stockholders of tho Bloomsburg Associations. Thoy wcro held under advisement by Judgo El well who will probably deliver his opinion at tho adjourned Court next month. Since writing tho abovo, Judge El well has filed his opinion which wo givo below. Tho County of Columbia) In Common vs. I Pleas of Co- J.j.urower. I lumbhi Co, Ca30 stated. Freczo for plff. Buckalow for deft In the decision of Judco Elwell. ren derlngjudgmcnt for tho plaintiff It Is nua, 1st. That Building Associations. In corporated under tho Act of April 12, 1850, nro not "Saving Institutions" Within tho meaning of tho Acts of As scmbly, which provldo for tho taxation of "Banks and Saving Institutions." 2nd. Tho thirty-second section of tho Act of April 20, 1811, mado all shores of stock in any company Incorporated by or In pursuance of any law of this Commonwealth, "subject to valuation, assessment nnd taxation for all Stato and County purposes whatsoovcr." 3d. Building Associations wero ox cmptcd by tho Act of May 1, 1808. from all liability to State taxes when thoy do not mauo or ueciaro dividends. 4th. Tho thirty-second section nf fl.n Act of 1811. was not repealed bv tlm Act of Junuary 3, 1808, excepting so far uuitiujpuscu luxes ior uouuty purpos es, on shares of stock in uny company, which In Its corporuto capacity is liablo iu, turn jiuyn nuu mu ouue iroasury n tax on its capital stock. 6th. Tho conclusion to bo drawn from tho legislation upon this subject is, that tllCSOnSSOClatlOnS nro PXfnillt frnm Hfnln taxes by tho Act of Mav l. iwih i.nt aro liablo to taxation for On untti tinr. poses under tho Act of 1811. Tho lVXurdor Trials. At our rccont court two cases of inter est wero tried hi tho Oyer nnd Termi ner, both from Conynghnni township, upon tho Schuylkill border, vory brief ly noticed In tho report of Court pro ceedings in our last number. Case of Richard Pai.muii: This defendant was Indicted for tho killing of John Philips, nt Locust Dale, In Ju ly Inst, by Hhoottng htm with n pistol. Threo shots wero llred, tho last ono bo ing fatal. Tlm shooting occurred nbout 2 o'clock In the morning, and tho evi dence did not clearly show tho causo or origin of tho dlfllculty between tho par tics, who had boon previously on friend ly terms. Philips boarded with Pal mer and canto homo from Ashland a Httlo aftor midnight ; Palmer who had also been out, returned sometime later. Tho latter nllcdgcd that upon his return ho found his wife and Philips in crimi nal intercourse in tho front room of tho houso; that Iiopursucd them upstairs, seized his pistol, struck Philips, and pursuing him from tho houso aud along tho street, fired tho shots In question. Tho nolso in tho houso and tho screams of tho wlfo aroused a neighbor woman and her daughter, who saw tho latter part or tho transaction. A fow min utes after tho third shot (which inflict ed tho fatal wouud) Palmer camo up to whero Philips was prostrate by tho sido of tho street with soveral persons pres ent and attempted to flro again, declar ing the reason for shooting Philips to bo tho dcbauclimcnt of his wife. Philips mado no answer to Palmer's accusation though it appeared ho was conscious, but after Palmer had left, In reply to n question of "what all this was about," said, "It was nbout nothing." Tho counsel for tho Commonwealth insisted that upon tho facts It was a caso of murder, nnd asked a conviction of tho defendant for that crime. Aud thoy further sustained their caso by giving in evidenco tho dying declarations of Philips reduced to writing by Esq. Hower, of Ashland. Thero was, how- over, some other evidence In support of the defendant's statement of tho provocation upon which tho homicide was committed by him, and thero was an absonco or any apparent motive other than that allcdgcd by him, for his conduct. Ho also proved his pos session of a good character, by respect ablo witnesses. After full argument of tho caso by counsel, and an instructive chargo by His Honor, Judgo Elwell, tho Jury found tho prisoner not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter. Ho was subsequently sentenced to pay a fine of $100 and tho costs of prosecution, nnd to bo Imprisoned for two years in tho Eastern Penitentiary, Counsel for tho Commonwealth: Dis trict Attorney Ikelcr, and Mr. Ilaugh- awout, of Ashland. For tho prisoner : Messrs. Clark, Freeze, Buckalow and Bryson. Case op Lewis Kantneb : This defendant was charged in soveral counts of tho indictment against him with tho offences of murder and man slaughter in causing tho death of a young mnn named Connelly. Kantner is an engineer upon a branch road or lateral of tho Reading railroad compa ny, extending from Ashland to Centra 11a, In this county, and in July last, In running his ongino called tho "Prince ton," up grade, with a coal car and truck in tront, an accident occurred which caused tho death of Connelly and Injuries to several others who wero upon tho truck. It appeared tho grade was 175 feet to tho mllo, and that tho engine was running at tho rate of 12 to 15 miles an hour (according to most of tho witnesses) when an obstruction was encountered upon tho track near Gor ell's breaker which throw tho empty car in front off tho track and against tho trestllng of tho schute, causing tho timbers and rubbish or tho latter to come down upon Connelly and others who wore upon tho truck. Tho obstruc tion upon tho track which caused tho accident, was a plecoot timber or scant ling six inches wldo by three inches thick extending across the road 8 to 12 feet below tho breaker. Tho counsel for tho prosecution insisted that tho on gineer was running at an unusual rate of speed and that with reasonable at' tcntlon and caro ho could have seen tho obstruction and havo reversed his en gine in timo to avoid tho accident. It was also insisted that ho had improp erly pushed tho car and truck up tho road instead of leaving them bolow up on a sw Itch or side track at Anderson's colliery. It was shown however for tho dofenso that tho rate of speed was not oxtromo or forbidden by tho rules of tho rail road company, that tho engineer boro tho character of n careful man In his business, and that just beforo tho acci dent there was a man upon tho track ahead to whom tho engineer mado sig nals by sounding his whistlo and ring ing tho boll of the engine. Tho dofenco nllodged also that tho pnshlng of tho car and truck up tho track was propor under tho circumstances shown ; thnt tho engineer exercised reasonablo caro. and that tho presence of a man upon tho road ahead would naturally divert attontion from tho obstruction on tho track. Tho Court instructed tho jury that a conviction for murder would not bo proper under tho ovidenco,and submit ted to thom tho question whethor tho defendant was or was not gull ty of man slaughter by reason of negligent and culpablo conduct. After retiring for a brief timo tho Ju ry returned a genoral verdict or not guilty, and tho derendant was dls charged. For tho Commonwealth: District Attornoy Ikeler, and Messrs. Freezo, Jiaughawout and Darling. For tho Defendant .-Messrs. Clark, Buckalow, Bryson nnd Jnmes. INXercur's Appointments. During tho six years (hat Mercur has been Inofllco Bradford County has ino nopollzod all tho valuable and lucrative appointments, oxcept Assessor of tho District. Clerkships, Custom IIouso appointments, and consulates havo all been given to tho hungry politicians thero, whilo hard working Republicans of tho four minority counties havo had naught but promises. Wben Bradford separates from us, as sho probably will at tho next apportionment, even theso will not bo given. Tub Prince of Wnles. in a recent speech ntu dinner given In aid of tho i.onuon uuiuircirv Hospital, said: Thero Is ono fact centlemon to wlilnh I wish to drnw vour attention viz ; that ono-third of tho adult nonulatinn of this country never arrive nt ninturl- iy." Editorial Notices. From among tho mnny newspaper comments on our Congroaslonnl nomt neo wo clip tho following, taken from papers of dlvcrso political opinions: CONGBESSIONATjNOMINATION.-From tho proceedings of tho DomocMtlc Con trresslonal Conferenco published in an other column, It will bo seen that on tho third ballot, dipt. U. is. urockwoy was placed In nomination for Conaross. Captain Brockway although a young man, is pretty won nnu invorauiy known to tho pcoplo of this district, ho having served ns Lieutenant command lng a battery during most of tho yenrs of tho Into war. His conduct through out thoso arduous campaigns comman ded tho rejpect of his superior officers nnu shouiii nnvo won nun nigiior posi tions, but that his sterling Democracy did not commend him to Radical favor. Slnco tho war ho has been proprietor nnd editor of IhoColumblnn nowspaper published nt Bloomsburir, which ho lias conducted with ability and energy. His selection ns our standard bearer In tho present Congressional canvass places him in n position to try ids mottle. That nomaycomo out oi it noiiorauiy nnu triumphantly Is our most ardent desiro. Tho lateness of tho hour nt which wo received the proceedings of tho Confer. enco precludes us from maklne moro than this brief allusion to tho merits of our nominee. Danvule Jnlelligencer. The 13tii District. Tho Democrat' lo Conferees or tho Thirteenth Congrcs aional District or this State, met nt Tunkhannock, Wyoming county, on Wednesday, nnd nominated Capt.Chas. B. Brockway, or Dloorasbure, Colum bia county, for Congresi. This is nn excellent nomination. Capt. Brockway was n gallant soldier throughout tho war, but Is now stigmatized ror his ser vices by radical politicians ns a copper head. Ho is n capital stump speaker, nnd will bo heard during tho campaign by tho pcoplo of his district. Slnco tho clnsoof tho war. Cant. Brockway has edited nnd published tlio Bloomsburg Columbian, nnd by his ability as a wri ter has rendered slirnal servico to tho Democratic party in his section of tho Stato. Tho district is composed of tho countlo3of Bradford, Wyoming, Sulli van, uoiummn nnu Montour, in 18158. Ul.vsses Mercur carried this district against Victor E. Piolctt by tho meagre majority of 311 votes. In 16G0 tho samo counties gnvo Packer for Governor a majority or til votes over Geary. While tho district, as is thus seen, is very close, Capt. Brockway enters tho con test with tho brightest prospects of suc cess. Tho pcoplo havo grown disgust ed with tho course of Mercur. Instead of faithfully upholding their intorosts, no nas upheld ovcry piunuering job or tho ring. A pretended friend of tariff reform, ho has supported every schomo that tho monopolists havo desired for plundering tho people. Ono of tho loud est to cry "land for tho landless," ho has voted awavuutold millions ofnercs or tho heritage or tho peoplo to greedy railroad speculators nnd land pirates. Seeking to obtain credit for justlco and moderation, uivsscs Mercur has cast his voto In favor of ovory outrago of tno corrupt l-iioction uommittcoor con gress by which fairly chosen represent atives of tho peoplo wero defrauded of tneir seats, jsir. iucrcurspuDiicrccoru is a bad one, and Capt. Brockway has tho ability to mako a hot campaign for him in tho Thirtoenth district. May the gallant Captain haye tho support of overy truo Democrat and modorato re publican in tho district. Patriot. Chables B. Bbockway, or Colum bia county, has been selected ns tho Democratic candidate for Congress in tho Thirteenth district, composed of rauioru, uoiumma. Jiontour. aui lvan and Wyoming counties. Tho opposing canuiuato is uiysses Mercur. no 13 n bigoted radical, nnd was re-elected in 18U8 by only 311 majority, upon n full I'rcsiuoniiai vote. Tins can uo over come. Mr. Brockway is popular nmong nil classes of pcoplo. Ho is intelligent, honest, faithful, a Democrat from con viction, a lino speaker, and a man who has tho courage to laeo all questions which may arise. Ho was a bravo sol dier during tho last war, nnd In public anu privato uieiiis record is ummpcacli. able. With such a deader, the Demo. crats or tho Thirteenth district will achieve a certnin victory nt tho polls. Mr. Mercur is not popular with tho workingmen oi his d strict. Ho leans toward tho employment of Coolies; ho is in lavor oi lorcing negro labor in coinpeiuon to mat ot wmto men, anu henco that class of voters will not sun- port him for re-election. On tho othor hand, Mr. Brockway is n steady, stnunch lriond of white men nnd white labor, and will recelvo n full support trom mechanics, manunicturors nnu la borers. This will turn tho scale in his favor. Tho Thlrteonth district may bo sot down as a "brand plucked from tho miming." jige. As wo cro to press wo learn that flint C. B. Brockway, of Columbia county, editor or tho Columbian, received the Democratic nomination for Congress In iuia uisinui, upon ino Ml uaiiot. Wo havo tho pleasure of Mr. Brock way's acquaintance, and kuow him to bo a pretty fair man, Ho deserved bet ter at tho hands of his friends than to bo "put up" to bo knocked down. Col. Piolett, who appeared to havo tho ipsldo track, rosignod his claims to tho position, upon tho first ballot, and tnrow nis lniiuenco in favor of Mr, Brockway. Tho proffer of Geo. Landon, through hLs noxt best friend Fuller, to tho Dem ocratic conferenco vestordav. nf his In. llueucengalnst Judgo Mercur, nnd his support of certain aspirants to Con gresi, if nominatod, recolvod nbout ns mucii intention us it deserved. Tho Doinocratsof this district placo no con fldonco in Republicans willing to swap their principles to gratify a petty spite. as a Democrat, Landon can't shlno nt tins stago or tho programme. Tunk hannoeh Republican, (ltudical.) Fob Conobess. Cant. O. B. Brock. way or Columbia county, as will bo seen oy tno proceedings or tho Demo, cratlc Concessional Conferenco. nnh. lished clsowhero, has been placed in noimimuoii ior uongress irom this dl3 trict. Capt. Brockway is ono or tho ablest young men In tho country, and ir tho uemocrats in tno uistnct do their duty, wm uu eiuuicu oy n nauusomo majon ty. His nomination clvos tho most on tiro satisfaction to all. Let Democrats ovcrywnero worn ror his election. Wg oming Democrat. TIIE 13TII DlSTBICT. Capt. O. B. Brockwny, editor or tho Bloomsburg Columbian, has been nominated for Congress by tho Doinocratsof thnThlr. i teenui uistnct. uaptnln Urockwav was u Kminui. ouiuiur, mm is an aoie lawyer, a brilliant wrltor nnd nn eloquontspea kcr. Ho is u young man, full of ener gy anu won calculated to rally tho Dem ocrats to the polls, and to securo sup. port from honest and Intelligent, lln. publicans. Ho will irn Inln tlm Hrrl.t determined to win, and his chances of success uro excellent, in 1808 Ulysses Morcur was only elected by a majority of 811 votes, and last year tho Demo crats carried It for Packer by a majority of ul votes over Geary. Mercur's pub lie record is very vulnerable, and Capt. Brockway will plerco tho armor or Ids opponent through ovory opening. Wo oxpect to chronicle tho triumph of this young and gallant soldier In the com Ing contest. AVooro suro woshall havo tiio pleasure of doing so if tho Democ. racy or tho district poll their full voto. Lancaster Intelligencer. Capt. O. B. Brockway has been pro sented by tho Democracy of this couu ty Columbia for member ofCongress for tho Thirteenth District nnw r.mm. sented by Hon. Uivsscs Mnr Mil-. Hi,. sides being a young lawyor of consid erable promlso, ho is the editor or tho Columbian, ono of tho best pupors In thoStulO. Ho Is a ClOSO roniiminr. nml attractive speaker, and wo hopo ho moyrccelvo tho nomination In his Dls trict. believing as wo do that uminr his leadership tho chances for redeem luir tho "burnt district" would n wnrih investing In, Standard, TUB WAR IN EUROPE, Prussian War Nows. London, Sept. 15. Tho Daily jVews of this morning contains n letter from Berlin, giving tho vlows of the Prus sian Government. Tho wrltor says Prussia will not ncgotlalo with tho present Government nt Paris. Prussia proposes first. to occupy Paris. Tho Regency, and tlio Senate nnd tho Corps Legislatif will then bo summoned, who will bo expected to nnmo commission ers to treat on tho Prussian basis. When this treaty is signed Napoleon will bo released, and Franco will bo loft frco to chooso her own government. London, Sept. 10. A dispatch from Borlln states that only n fow curious travelers havo thus far visited Wllholin shoho slnco tlyi arrival there of Napoleon, and more than half of thom wcro Americans, On Friday last tho Duchees of Hamilton visited tho Empo ror. Ho dresses in undress uniform, nnd has Dr. Conncau perpetually on ids right 'during his almost Incessant walks. Princes Murat aud Moskown, Dr. Chas. Pajot nnd Viscount Rolilo nro in ids company much of tho tlmo. Tho Empress Eugonlo Is greatly an noyed by nn nrmy of sight-seers, who follow her and stare at her whenover sho appears In public. Beblin, Sept. 10. Tho minister of war has bulletined tho following im portant nows received direct from Meaux, headquarters of tho German nrmles: Meaux-on-the-mabne, twenty-flvo miles from Paris, Sept. 15. Tho enemy havo blown up all tho important build ings, stations, viaducts, etc., upon tho road nnd rnllwnys leading to Paris. Tills destruction is unnecessary, as tho march of our column continues without oven an hour's halt upon tho road. Tho blockndo of tho German ports of tho upper Baltic and North Sea ceased on Sunday last. Beblin, Sept. 17.-Consldorablo ex citement was occasioned at Wilhelm shoho recently by an attempt to nssassin- ate tho French Emperor by a German apprentice. Ho was arrested before he could accomplish his purpose. A load ed pistol was found on his person, nnd ho boldly declared thnt tho bullet was designed for Napoleon. London, Sept. 19. Jules Favro has gono to tho Prussian head-quarters. Foars wore entertained that ho would not bo received, but ho renuestcd of Count von Bismarck a safe conduct nt least, and was answered favorably. Ho set out immediately for Meaux, tho present head-quarters of tho King. London, Sept. 20. Intelligence re ceived lato this evening from Paris an nounces that Jules Favro had arrived at tho Prussian headquarters to-day, and obtained a prolonged Interview with Bismarck, as previously nrranged through tho efforts of Lord Lyons nnd Count Bcrnstoff. Tho result of tho meeting lias ns yet not been mado pub lic. Berlin, Sept. 20. On Sundny night tho Prussian forces surrounding tho city of Toui, began a furious bombardmont of tho French position. An incessant fire was continued during tho night and on Monday. On Tuesday morning tho Prussians wero preparing to renew tho bombard meat with tho greatest vigor, when n note was recolvod from tho French commander, by a flag of truco, offering an unconditional surrender of tho city and garrison. Tho offer to capltulato was promptly accepted, nnd tne city of Toul Is now occupied by tho- Prussian troops. London, Sept 20 Midnight. Des patches Just received in this city givo tho details an engagement reported this morning, In which tho Prussians wero soverely repulsoa, between Champlaln anu WIsson. Frouoh War Nows. London. Sent. 15. Teletn-anhlc com munlcatlon is now broken, nnd tho Fronch havo surroundod tho walls of Paris With deep canals of water. Thn Prussian cavalry wero within sight of tno capital last evening. London, Sept. 15. Tho Elecleur Libre of Paris says that negotiations with tho object of obtaining peaco havo been going on between Jules Favro and Minister Washburno at Paris, and Minister Bancroft at Berlin, but they havo failed. Tho Klntr of Prussia ro Jccts American mediation, and Mr. Bancroft replies that ho can only ro main a spectator of tho conflict. Mr. Washburno, on communicating Ban croft's dispatch to tho Minister of For eign Affairs, added that ho could only record his protest against this impious war. Bouillon, Sept. 10. Canrobert's forces, which lately cut through tho i-russian nnea at Metz, and aro now marching toward Paris, wero six thou sand strong. General Bazaino hlmnnlf kqmno in Sedan. Tho civilians are withdrawing irum oirasDurg, London, Sept, 10,-It Is said that tho -crown uiamonds" lodged by the Em press In tho Bank of Franco aro nantn. and that tho real ones wore sold long since through tho American dentist Evans, and tho monoy converted to tho uso of tho Imperial family, Pabis, Sept. 17. Prussians havo been seen In front of Calmar and Mul houso marching towards Lvona. Tim Prussians crossed tho Seino inat nlph ,t, near Athls, but wero beaten back, nun nonading is now heard towards BIcetro. Tho King of Prussia refuses to rccog nizo tiio Provisional government, and Will only rccOKuizo tho Emnernr nr Tin. zalne. Communication. Unityville, Sept. 12, 1870. Capt. Bbockway Dear Sir .- i sent you n noto last week, requesting you to discontinue sending mo tho Columbi an until WO COt honest Post Masters In ofilco, but that Is In too general terms. Wo havo, I admit, good, honostand falthrul Postmasters in offlco that aro truo to tholr trust, and dischargo their duties with fidelity. Yet, on tho route from Bloomsburg to Unityville, there is u negligent or willful detontlon of tho Columbian, that has for n long timo boon practiced, aud it has urrlvod with lnsufferublo Irregularity. But I havo concluded to try It n Httlo loncer. and you will Dienso send It on nnnthnr six months, nnd sco if during that time tncro win he any reform or change In Its nrrlvnl. Yours truly, E, F. Ziatcst Mows. Pottstown, Pn., Sept. 11. jVflro broko out In tho car works of William J. Sands & Co., nt threo o'clock this morning, which communicated to tho car shops, mnchlno shops, blacksmith shop, cnglno house, Oil houso,nnd office, nil of which wcro burned to tho ground. Tho flro is supposed to Ihwo boon tho work of nn incendiary. Tho loss on buildings nnd rnnchincry will npproxl tnuto $22,000, on which thero is nn In surance of $ 0,500 In tho Chester county Mutual, Allentown, Sept. 15. Tlio foundry of tho'Lchlgh Crano Iron Company, at Catasnuqua, wos burhed this morning. Loss heavy ; insurance only $1,000. Tho Company will replaco It with a larger structure. Montbeal, Sept. 15. After consid erable dlsputo nnd delay, tho great in ternational boat-raco camo off this after noon, nt Lachtne, in tho presenco of fully 40,000 spectators, nnd resulted In a decided nnd handsomo victory for tho Tyno crow, though tho strugglo wos necessarily n soveroonc, so magnificent ly did tho St. John crow contest tho raco. London, Sept. lO.-AdvIcosIuivobeon received hero describing a cataract re cently discovered in British Guiana, In South America, which dwarfs Niagara. Thero aro two falls ono of 770 feet nnd another of fifty. Tho volume of wntor passing over tho falls is seventy-eight foot deep and ono hundred yards broad during tho dry season. Tho Colonial Government of Guiana Is arranging fa cilities for visitors. Baltimobe, Sept. 15. Tho caso of Mrs. Wise, widow of tho lato Henry A. Wise, Into rector of Christ Church, In this city, against tho Mutual Benefit Life Insurnnco Company or Now Jer soy, wns decided yestcrdny in tho How' nrd County Circuit Court, nnd resulted In n verdict for tho plaintiff for $21,GG1 70. Tho enso had been removed from this city nl tho instance of tho defen dnnt. Tho Company had refused to pay tho amount or tho policy on tho ground or tho ill health of Mr. AViso beforo tlio insuranco was effected. Richmond. Va., Sept. 10. At an ex ecution to-day or four colored men at Islo of Wight Court houso for murder, when the drop fell two of tho ropes broke, leaving two men dangling from tho scaffold, and the other two lying on tho ground. Tho executioner, nftcr tho two hanging ones died, which was not until seventeen minutes had elapsed, marched tho other two upon tho scar- fold, and hung them. There was much excitement nmong the crowd In nnd outsldo tho Jail-yard when tho ropes broko, and tho guard had to quiet them Milwaukee, Sopt. 18. A probable cluo to tho murderer of Mr. Nathan, at New York, was obtained hero last even ing. A man called at tho ofilco of tho Daily Ifews, and asked for n pencil and paper, which was furnished him. When ho had finished writing, ho handed the paper to n clerk, saying: "Do not read that until I am gone," aud then ran out. Tho paper read ns follows : "To the Editob of the Daily News .- Plcaso publish tho following: am ono of tho murderers that murder ed B. Nathan in New York sometimo since. Oh 1 God, havo mercy on me, ns Inm haunted by tho crimo, as I go through tho world with uplifted Iinnd (Signed) James B. A." Tho man could bo recognized by tho clerk who took his note, but ns yet, ho has eluded all tho attempts of tho dctec tlvcs to securo him. Concoed, Sept. 20. Tho corrected census returns nt the marshal's ofilco to day shows tho population of Now Hampshire to bo 317,970 a loss of 8,. 079 in ten years. The Press epenking of tho nomina. tion of Dr. E. L. Acker, from tlio Sixth Congressional District says it Is "a very " good ono to como out of a Democratic "nominating convention, which wo In " Philadelphia aro apt to look on us a kind of legalized riot." This is refreshingly cool when it is remembered that tho Republican Con vention hold In that city, wns neither moro nor less than a rough and tumblo fight, which resulted In broken heads and n oscs as well ns a broken political Hon. John L. Dawson. Pen nsyl vanla has lost ono or her most gifted sons In the death of Hon, John L. Daw son, which occurred nt nine o'clock on Sunday night, the 18th Inst., at Friend ship Hill, on tho Monongahela river, near Brownsville, tho former homo of non. Albert Gallatin. Mr. Dawson was in his flfly-eighth year nt tho tlmo or his death, nnd had for nearly tho truru or a century occupied a prominent position in btato and nntlonal politics. The Radicals havo been counting upon carrying tho Httlo Stato or Dela ware by tho old or negro votes; but there, as elsewhere, thoy aro doomed to nnu tho negro n causo or disaster to their party. At tho munlclnal election just held In Wilmington tho Democrats eicct their Mayor by a majority or 200 Lnst year, when tlio negroes did not vote, tho Radical mnlorltv was 50. Thn negroes voted with tho Radicals this year, hut white men loft tho party. It will bo everywhere. MARKET REPORTS So Ulooimimrg Market. JVboat per lmslitl mo ye ;; i cu Corn " i ni Oatn. ' to Flour per Iwrrel "..V.V.7.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.. 0 (2 Cloversceil k ui Flaxseed ...V...r.... 2 05 :::::: " :::::z i'gR ia 'I'allow Potatoes sn Jinea Apples . 2 6s Hums !!; Hides mid Hlioulders -..7.M7.V.V.!!!r.'.".".'! Mr jjira per pound , IUON- 1500 No. 1 Scotch pic iuSom.." l:::::::::::rz:::.!SIJ LUMBEB. Hemlock lloarls per tliousttud feet . tie 00 Joist, Scnntllnn, l'lnnk, (Hemlock) ............. 15 uo N CO 7 (Ml Hiding " " ft 8 1 U0 lMUUtleiplila Market Flo o it NurtUweatern Rtiperlireat Nor th western cxlru...., WM t.uo it S ;: n vni u lauii i y ,,, live Ilour WiiKAT I'enUdylvauU rod, hua'". Kouttieru t . B.;SttM ... 5i.76il0.UJ HM l 'Ml 1.37 ti.'as M1U 21.IU S'.ai o Mixed, i. Oats yuus l'lioviaiuNb Mess I'ork.v'lib'i'T' Messlleer. ' " Pressed Hogs, n tb ', yinoked llamiVi .. BWofflO. liau'Jo 7.lUiilG minis li:.5iMkl3.3a Lard, V Id. HKUa-Clovcrsecd u bus , TliuotliyMjud V Lus............... Flaxseed " . " Cattlk liecf Uattle l S....... " Cows, ti bead uou-i ioo & !.'rr.;'.'"r MARRIAGES. C0PDtN0-Wi:t,t-0ii tlio lStli lint., In Or nnKCTlllB, hy ltov. Nnttinnlcl Hncnr, Mr. James Uoilillng of Tnwntida,to Mis llluncho O. Wolls, of OntngovlUo, l'A. DEATHS. IEH3-ln Bunarlonf township, on Thursday, tho lfllh Iri'l., Jnme Hess, aged GO ycius, 10 months imu u uays. BTOKElt-In l-lsliinRcrcrlc Iwp., on A MR. Mth Hudson UWfMl, soil 111 It III. ai mill o. u.olVJiter nged 1 yenr, 7 months nnd 11 days. imOWEIl At Mlllvllle, on Thursday, Sept. 15. Jennie, uaugnior oi lj, it. uuu o;iruu jiiuutt, aged about 0 years. MAltit-At Light Btreel, Sept. K, Margaret, wlfo or vni..niarr,nscuay juura uu wmuuius. ltonKUl'B-InBuisarloat twp.,nn tho l?th nil., leniuei w, nouori, ngcu uuuut -i yutus. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. N OTIOE, 'aii iifrMnnn knowlnc thcmsclrc-i Indebted to tho undersigned, on book, noto. Judgment, or otherwise, nro hereby notified, that union) such accounts are settled within TWENTV DAYh, suits will bo Instituted for tlio collection of tho samel especially thoso that havo been notlllod by letter, K. MENDENUALL. uioomsuiirg,ni-iii. APMINISTUATOUS' NOTICE ESTATE OP JAM ft) II KM. J)EO'l. iuitcrsofiulmlnl8triiuon on llioestntoof Jnmos trA. l.itA nf Miifrtirlnfi f hm f 'nltimhlfL pnnntv tin''.., unvo tieen ura tiled by the Ueulitcr ot saitl county, to Illljiti llcvi nml John v. Kilo of Husurloir township, Columbia county. Pa, All perous huvlHg clnlms or tlemnnds nffrtlust tho uioio muemcu iu miniu juijuiriiu JOHN V K1L12, scptSJ'TO-Ow. Administrators. lXKaUTOHS NOTICE. Jli VM-rATn nv JAVtt PEfifJ. DEC'n. Letters testnmcntrtry on tho cstato of Jano I'cru. into oi 1HU1S0U iow ii smp uiiumumui, IpfV.l linvn Iw.pn emitted bvllio Heultlur of bill J ndiinti tn John fiend era hot nnd U. A. Wat son county, Pa. All persons having claims nniust ino CBvnio nro requcRiL-u m iircseiH uiuhi w um v.xftMitni-K in (Tolumbln countv. Thoso indebted to the tstulo either cm noteJudmcnt, murtgaije or booic arcouni wm raaico payment 10 inuix centers without "elay. nB!fDBRSU0T 1). A. WATSON, sopU'70-Cw. Executors. TjiXECUTOHS' NOTICE. .Ill l-.ITATnot' PAUL KLISK. DKC'D. Letters testamentary on tho estate of Taul Kline, lato or Ml, l-leasant township, Columbia county dee'd, have been granted by the Keplster or said county to JohnO. Klinonnd Joseph Kline of Mt. Pleasant twp. All persons having claims against tho cstatu aro renuestcd to present them lo tho Executois In Columbia county. Thoso Indebted to tho estate either on noto. Judgment. mortgnRO or book nccount will mako payment lo ino J.xccuiors w iiuuuv ueiuy. JOHN C. KLINE, JOSEPH KLINE, BcpSJ'70-Ow. Executors. T ETT1NOS. vowlll meet nt llonton on Wednosdny, tho filth day of October noxt, nl ten o'clock a. in., lo let tho repairing of the Hellion llrldRO, nnd roar ing of ono sido of llrldgo abovo licnloil. Tlio lowest nnd best bidder to havo contract. All persons wishing to bid must ho on tlio ground on that day, whcufull particulars will bo mado Known. n. YEAOEH, WM. O. QUICK, Commlss'rs. CYHUH U01I1IINS, J Attest Wm. KiucicnAUM, Clerk. Bloomsburg, Kept. 23, lS70-it. -pXAMINATiON OF TEAC1IEKS l'or tlio following named Rchool DistrlcU of Co lumbia county, will be as follows: For Catawlssn nnd Franklin, at Catawlssa. Oc tober 1. For llerwlck and llriarcroek. nt Uerwick Oct. 3. Tor Centre aud Ceutrovllle, Oct. 4. For Montour, at Dietilck's School IIouso. Oct. 5. For Hemlock nnd huckhorn, Oct. 0. For Mount l-leasant, nt Jones' Hchool House, Oct. 7. For Maine and Heaver, nt Malnvlllc, Oct. 8. For Lo custnnd Ho.irlngcreek, at Hlabtown, Oct. 10. For Mlltltn.nt Mimiuvllh', Oct. 17. For Orange, at Orangevlllc.Oct, 18. For Fiahlngcrcck at Forks hcuooi Jiouse, uci. ju. i-oriienton ana uugar- nt Dcrr'a tichooi House, In Jackson. Oct. 21. For Mndlson, at Jersey ton a, Oct. 2i For Scott, nt Espy, October 2-1. hpecltil examinations will be held at the olllce of tho County Hunerlutendent, at llloomsburg, on tho S.tli day of October, and un iiju uui uuy ui ruvemuy, .xamiuauons will uo commenced at lu o'clock n. m., of each day, C. O. HAHKLEY, sep2a"0-2t. County Sup't, Coh Co. pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE, In pursuance of au Order of tho Orphans' Court oi loiumoia iiiuniy. i'n., ou TilUUSDAV, oil TOI1KU 27lli, lb"0,nt ono o'clock lu tlio afternoon Mnrtlia 1). Vaudersllco nml Wm. .1. Iimiiiv. mi. mlnlstrntors, c, of Daniel H. Vandersllce, lato or Mount Pleasant township, In slid county, de ceased, will exposo to public sale, the undivided WUU-IIUU ui mi uuibccriuiu ME.SSUAOE OR TitACT OF LAND, KlIllfltA tn rirnirn Tmi-n.l.ln t.. r.. ...... hounded by lands of the Heirs of Archibald Henry.HcIrs or Jacob Evcrlmrtiud lands ol Isa lali llugcnbuch, Daulcl L. Evcrhart, and l'ctcr ONE HUNDUED AND FIFTV ACHES. Lato tho estate of said deceased. W. 11. ENT, Clerk. 4SC0NniTI0N or SALE. Ten ner cent nf nnn fourth of the purchase money lo bo paid by tho purchaser at the striking down of the property, u.iu.iuui in less me leu per cent, xo uo paid nt the confirmation of the sale. Tho balance to be paid In ono year from the confirmation of sale, with Interest from thntlmn tlm ,Mi.it.u....,.i. ........ tlou of tho said premises. All thogiam lu tlio ground Is rcsericd, the strnw of tlio snnio to viiiiuuuu MiuprenuHCH. riisicksion ot tno prem ises to ho given on the llistdavor Apill A. IJ., 1471. MMtTIIA 1). VANDKUSLIt'E, WILLIAM J. HIDLAY, Executors. ALfiO At the samo tlmo and placo, tho rc matulng one-hair or said tract nr inmi whioii i now owned by the said Martha J. Vandersllce, Upon said tract thero nro two large upple or chards, n well of good water, u house, bain, and other neccssarv ouibniliiinf,4. nnd nir ,f.ii,.. acres of good timber laud. Conditions, of sale of twio uuuiviueu oue-nnir win no inaile known on wj ui Biuu. mniii. xj. YAUt;ilSl,ICE. Septembers!, IS70. XTOTIOE TO TRESPASSERS. All persons nro forbidden to trespass ou tho grounds of tho undersigned. In Centro townshi,), for the purpose or shooting, ilshtug, 4c. TnoJe mi doing hereafter will bo prosecuted according t0,.law' . 0 . . WILSON MILI.Eit. vtuHuinji.,.'!!!, lu, ISiU-ol, O S T ! Ull TllPKil.lV. Kr-nfemlin th ,? i i "SifWR ',r."a "10 1."'er 'hidge nt Catau is t Ahi 1100Kt contHlnlug Information of ro ulue to any one but the owner. Tho tinder will FmksWHukl ' lwivlne u 01 tllU olllco or at ' sepl0'70-2t. JOHN W. GOUDNEIt, Liirdsvlllo, Lycoming Co. N OTIOE. i". n'pl,","u.y.llt" county: terra of tench lug five mpuilis. -ihe day of examination will ho on beptember 22nd next, commencing ato in mf, m" n '""f'owii. Wages will be iiDout ... itu c r-m,K icucucrs wanted in un "" '"ViUll, D1CI JUUMUl. niugtown, Sept. 10, 1570.1t.M- KUKBS' 8e,'y- PXEOUTOR'S NOTICE. letters estaineutnry on tho estate or Georco Evans. Into nf llri.ir.Tf.cii t... ..! i. 25Sni ?n r,cen&raIn.tCl, l,y ,I,B UiBi-tcrof se.'d , .... .,..,.,, vll Ufeiiiiisi uiu esiaiu nro icqucstod to present them to the Executor In Ke,rVrk'SiP)1, co" V.- ?"h8 indebted to tho f.n,ui e.Slil!f,r. ?!!,iU0t0,' JuuBment, mortgago or utoTwilhSM delay. ,"" "lu"u ,u0 n JOHN w. F.VAN3, 6epl870-Cw. Executor. PENNSYLVANIA STATU AGRI J. I'lTtlltlriT. cm.nw ...... .rV. VA this Hoclcly for 1K0 wlll'be held nt Hera, ton, on mi, i'fi B''J"cnbc"',-"'thi Wcilncla!, September bor 'anu, "i . Xr,, , ."'Wi "'? 1 . ' cj'i'iu "lu BliUl'liJUB. IIIO Ull 11(1 lugs nnd accommodations nmnle. nml tlm , iniuin llstllbcial. There Uuoctmma for eitirla ..v.,. ..uioia i-uiriuu lurspteu. j-uiry uoojib i',i1?n,;,?'fl',"."!'' ft Otfi. For catalogues oi Information, uddiess nt Hcrnnton, n v h., ,J,01'NUM01tuit3, President. H, W , SElLvn, llec. Secretary. Et-imtjioiiMcCONKEV.Cor.Bco'y. Bcrnnton.Hept.t), PJ70-4W. ' ' T?XEOUTOR'S NOTCH, i .it tsT,AT'5 "" aKAiuiAHT. une'ri. rt V 7 ,",,-u""1 uu mo CSIUIO III jonn aeorhurt, late of Malu township, Columbia COUntV 1 CCPftfiPd invn l..n ...'.'...., ......... ltcglsttr of salJ county to John J. Oearhart, pf Main township, Col. co. All persons hnv present them to tub Hxccutor lu Main iuwuuin. t noso inuciiieu to tho estate either on note, Judgment, inortgagS or book nccount will make navim.nt ti t m l'vi..i,t..P ...in...... sct'-n.ru, JOHN J, GEAUHAIt'i, scpt.,0-Cw. Executor. CEPTEMI1ER. yj TO THE NEHVOUH. 'Iho nnttirnl mint, el .l.ni..ii... .i..n..n. by excessive labor nrncllon f..r.lliu, ,.r. ness. dulluess, heaviness, wearluts, lunguor of "f body or mind, Ac. l'ersous of a weak coustl- lunuu, or wuoso nauitsare bcncntury, frequently complain of this reluxed condition ur tho vital energies j uud when persons of u nervous tem perament are thus weakened nnd debilitated, disease Inevitably follows, unless It Is ut once " " i "vvrcuinc. All WHO MIIKT rrom these causes allko require u remedy which will strengthen thesv.tm wuimm .ni,i.... u n... uwnkon feellug of true enjoyment, so tha't llfo JlF.llIl HIlTKILS llfia U',.11 Itu .. I. itn 1 l.a lldcnco of thousauds of this class of persons, ,. ,..,. I, j vimurse 11 ns me uesi iiivigoraung gent, uud the most potent and genial of alt n les mil alteratives lor urengtheuluguHd ro aring the physical diminution. "WIDMYER & JACOllY TT EXClIANUEllLOCK.IILOOMHriUIla.l'A. are agents for the sulu of " lirockway's" Justly ceieuiuieu uream anu oiu siock vies, wnch iiiey will sell as rhtuu ea country brcueil nl,.u u.li ..i und half barrels constantly un huud. This alo Is brewed by Wlllluni K. llrockwuy,9!3 toil.! East Klevcuih Klreel. Now York Ctly, A0ENT3I 3sViiiIT.V7iTMrr?liiMBitakr' TTlttll fot I TwelTG Years r Wiiri m rrJr1 The wild adventures nnd IhrlllinT I .! ' if Oeom.l'. llclden. who. nfe, V.0.xP.TlctaoM n itnowieitgo or the red men, the r .i"!1"' for floru, imrt, great buffalo hum, ,t'i VW. t'odh luxury, sought ntufjolnedtlio Irn iin.Rillora of P","""' !t'?rr'.r' ''". nnd noailln,Ate'? iiiXf.vrivi7.sv;;-.witiitVi dress, wi 1 be eagerly souglit ror anri V. u.n,"' avidity. Ho wldo nwako and send SJSi rW.'ti tratcif samplo pnge. circular, term, epl'70-tf. 400 c-iinii. .r.1l,."l",r. "-" Pulls, A DMINISTRATOIl's Knnr- LemueiwljlohcVtsVlatoofB Lcttors of administration "''c'd. county, uco u nnvo neeii grunted hi i , ,,p" wl. or said county tijHllas W. JlcIIcnrVr?',1 Jackson township, Columbia co i ' !t nLJI la having claims against tho ostato i f thI1H,,'rYl''i nro rcnucsted tn tirosct n. r """Iccei , nnd thoso indebted to tlio estate in . 'Mnetit. ment to tlio undersigned. ndmlnNiraKT, O-Ilenton.ra. H1LMV& sepl0'7O-8w. Al""lnlitrator, cr will como forward, provo nrnneri J V.!11"."""!- cs nnd tnke them nwuy or they wifi' '!'' cording to law. jAMii0,'',0.'''"? Hugarloar, Sept. 10, 1S70 -3t. ll JSTRAY NOTICR " camo to tho premlscsof thcsnWr township, mi or nbout the l"t nf m,'1';1'1" WHITE llAUHOW, weighing Ut"w", c1',;(l. 150 pounds. B "tlw'ea Ho a0, Tho owner will como forward, nrnvn.. nnd take tlio aiilmnl nwnynrltwni brTOrl'. cording to law. l'lli.NEAH Wiltrti '.'J l'luo twp., Hcpt. 0, 1870-3t "inilllK jgST RAY NOTICeT camo to the premises nnho8uWcrH.Ho nrloar township on or about the VtTi i, ,ln?"' two dark brludhd heifers, mio Job, tho other n yearling. 'I he owner will C2?IJ' ward provo properly, pny charges am SfJ',r nwuy or they will bo sold neeonling :lo i" 111,111 Biiearlonl, Sept. , 1870'," 11A'""X0X. 1y N. KNORR, " - -i Having purclmscd Ihe stock of ihseu v siouo Bhoo Btoro, nnd nddinl thereto well selected now stock Is prepared 1 ,B,iW,d. tho best varloly of 1 "'lurtl1 t ctlilwt 1100T3 AND MIOES llloomsburg, l'a, d .Market streets. '"'"'"'fl GENTS WANTED! IN TIIIH COUNTY, AND IN AI.I. TUB rniNcii'AL cities and towns ot- van. BYLVANIA, NORTH AMEIUCAX MUTUAL LIFE INSURAXCI-; CO. OF rillLAlJEI.rillA, LlllKItAL iNlirCKMEXM OFFXUCD. Vouchers thouhl neeomp mi) apjilitatioa tor ajnij Call or address W. W. KURTZ, PrcsUtnl, 133 WALNUT 8TIIEET. WIILAUELrilU sep0'70-lm. Legal Notices. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ESTATE Ob' JOStAlKIt. KUIlHAX, DEC D. Letters of administration ou ihocslateof JosUh H.rurman, lata of lllonm twp.,Cohimblacountr dee'd., havo ticeu granted by tlio Ke-lstcrofwld county, tn Mtchaol r. Eyerly of liloom Iwp. All persons having claims nrdeuinnJi iigalnsl I ho decedent ai o requcsteil to make Haul known, aud thoso ludebled to mako p-iymeii'. nug20':o-0w. -uiuiiAi.i, r. i;vi:klv Admlulatratur, EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. JLJ ESTATE Of SAINT STOUT, DEC'D. Letters testameutnry on tlio estate ol Saint Stout, lato of Madlsiui township, CulumWs county.dec'd.havo been granteil liy tho IttvUtftoi Columbia County to.MnrtJuHtout, of .Madivin twp., Columbia county, l'a. All pernios halc claims against tho estate are l-i'tiucsted to prcsicl them to tlio Executrix In Columbia Couuly, 1. Tlioso Indebted to tlio estate either ouunle.Judg meut, mortgago or liook account Mill make payment to tlio Executrix wlllioutilel.av MAIITI1A HlOUr. nugiO'70-Ow. Exi'culrii. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. KSTATE OF JACOU Tl! It'll, DEC'U. Letters orudmttitstmliouon lhoeit.itcof Jacob Traub, latu of liloom twp., Couunbli rountr, dee'd, havo been granted by the Keglsterorh.il! county tojoiialhan Traub residing Intliotur. and county nlorosnld. All persons bavins clainn ngalnst the estate or tiio decedent aro miueileJ to present them ror settlement, naJ tli.ise in dehtcd lottio cstntu to make paymcntto the un derslgued, iidiulnlstrutor, wiiiiwiitilelay. JONATHAN TRACT. nug20'70-0w. Administrator. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVCX tiiat nn application will bo made nt the next nuctlngor the Oeueial Assembly of me torn mnnweulth ol 1'ennsylvuul.i lurllio lucorwra. tlon or a bank, In nccorduncowlilitlul'i'VM Commouwealtli, to bo entitled the "CutasW Deposit and Savlug ll.iuk," to bo located alluU; wissa, Col. co.,l'a., with a capital of liity ttonsina dollars, with the right to Increase the tamew uuo hundred nnd fllty thousaud doll ill. Catawlssa, July 1, is7U-(nu, pUBLIC SALE o If PERSONAL r It O P E It T Y. The undersigned, administrator of (l"'11"!0' 0 earlmrt, deceased, 111 expose to public- jaWM her late residence, one mllo Irom Jlaluvius to lumbia county, l'a., ou THURSDAY & FRIDAY, OCT. CtU A Jtli, 1TI nt ten o'clock in tho forenoon, the followlos P" sonal property, to wit: T W O M A R E S , lyearllng colt, Scows, lbnll, 1 heifer, 0 Li,t shoals, 11 sheep, 2 two-lmrse wagons, upr wagon, 1 fanning mill. 1 bled, a lot oflnrnr", 1'LOUaiIS, HARHOWH AND CULTIVAIOR, BEDS AND BEDDIXO, 1 cook stovo (new), 1 cylinder itovc, 1 cnpWJ bureau, chairs, carpets by the 'J'1f?f Dnt uleuslls, nud a largo amount or house J" ' Ituio and rnrmlug liuplemenU loo uumerouJ w mention. CO BUSHELS WHEAT, SO bushels rye, 230 bushels oats, hay t' lh la' 200 bushels corn. ...... ,,,ir hit scp9'7C-lt. Hl't-l-Hl..- i- J.-rator, Adialnlsirotw. What D003 Reason Say? Tho Httlo mongoose when bitten by a itiM serpent resorts to n certain plant, e.iu of escapes tho ctToct of tlio polsou. That U iw -Human boiugs on tho other hand, uiut uei ou reason nnd experience lu selecting lbm" . of protecting health nud life agalut un i somo innueucos. Now, what does reawa m thU vital subject? Docs it not ellni1,,"1).sl Invigorate nnd puriry tho system H way to protect It ngalnst tho 'lsl7 which generates dlscajot Burely "u4 , next question Is, what guldo-shallwelo'w choosing a medicinal safeguard? IM M plies let your monitor bo experience. exporlenco of eighteen years coiupri a i unbrokou scrlos of satisfactory tostlnwn" sure, us that Hostolter's Stomach llllt"' jJ:rI. strengtUeulug, regulating and nutucpu cy i ties which aro not combined In th'?m'ii proportions in any other preparation i This thercforo Is tho antidote to widen i bids us resurt whon our health u m cither by tho malaria which produces epi disorders, or hy any other cause, wlicll"!t. ctt ent nud coustltutloual or counectoJ habits, occupations nud pursuits. ,cMc0 Tho venom of u noxious reptile ls .V,ulk, moro subtlonnddangerous tUanthat wnii In foul nir nud Impure water. To ""PVii vers, hlllousdlsordei s.dlsturbauccs oi n )( and other serious maladies produced iv Insalubrlns elements, It Isahholutily u' t that tho stomach nnd all Iho should lie, to to speak, In a robust cou Upon the amount of reslstutuo wl"c" 'fleBi system can opposo to tho delcterlou in that assail It, the safety of the health an nud It Is bocausotho uheat vEUETAni-E oitANT Imparts energy nnd rcjtuia"' M(U most Important fuuctlous of the no a can bo rcoommemlod aud guarnutccua. valuablo proveatlvo medicine. D E N T I S T R V H, C. HOWER, DENTIST, Resi ineetfully oUers his ProrW-omVburSi'lt,J, ladles aud geutlemeu of Ulop ,ie uv. ii tn niwiutrad to attend Wf'8.M! fill. ..; :;..;, i.7' i.T' , i n una of his pn .-run cinlty Is piuvlded with tho latest Vr""iuiJ plat'!' Tketii which will bo wel ' ?tl silver and rubber base to look as vjin e ural teeth. Teeth extracted W all llliu f inostnpiiroved methods, uuJ,"'itVi,idHi t-.ki II... ...! r, Mmnill valid urolielly. alien", . (ji Itoshleuce und olllce a low doors Court House, same 'j0-(f STRAY NOTICE. Camo to tlm promlso s of tho suiunMi nbout tho 2Jtli or Aninst Inst nn'bf,r0'' n HTEEIt. ono llKINDLl! HniFKU V ,?'' uioomsuurg, J nuo 10, uit-M JllUUUlBUUffi, HUtU w
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