$h dfatmnMmt,
Bloomsburg, Friday, Oct.. 7, 1870,
Local Iuron.MATioN.l'orsona In tlio
various (owns nml oilier localities of
Columbia county will very mufili nblljio
us by transmuting slntemcnts of local
veum iviiunuvur uccurrinir in uipir
vicinity. No attention need bo pnlil to
iho form, or words In wblch conveyed,
- 14 I I., jt - ... i ..... .t.
il in fimv mil nn niq ni l ninriimi mn
llKWAltE of bonus tickets, llend vnur
iciieis ooioro vounir.
6000 I'nncr Collars Just received nt Af.
1', JjlltZ'S
KilAUDULENT TlG'IJETd hnvn liPen
tent nil over tlio county. Seotlint.vou
Y01U IIIU It'KUIlir IIUKUI,
A VFAV (klltf nniinr lina Lnnn dn.w1
. - - - - ...... 'i vti nit 1 ivu
in iJBrnuurtr, cnucti uio male. Journal
ii is jvciiuuijuui in luiHics uut proles
Kound ! GO new shawls suitable for
.1)1 ur winiur wear ai i.u. l ljUiz'fl
Tuerb will bo but ono election ih$
1 4- 1 1 i
i. 1 1 II.. '
V. "Iv VnilU nflll nnnllntma 4n ...1.1
rn iiim mrttmiv iiirtrn ninnir rtr itnnfa .v
.luuisu tu mi wnu Liiii imii I'Kiiminn my
Hain. Wo Imvo hnd two or three
ivs ni raiii sinco our inr. srum nm
i it. i i ...t,i.
nn imv. vuiu nu in; cnt wiiipii iinoj
Fou Sale. -Forty shnro.s of stock of
tin inn hi ii hi rir niivmir hiitiii iinfi
iMitiitu ui uiuiriiuii i.x i.iiuiLU.
UL'ckwhkat. Tills vnluublo crop
..I.A,11.. 1,1......,.,.
OUU Faiu. Visitors to tho Fair
uri'M. win niriiwii i nn unar in iiritiiii-u
urini? tho nnntlritmnpn (if tho Vn!r
PitEMiUMs.-Tho Thomas Slato Works
this Ulaco worn awnrdoil throo hrnnzn
iii'iim nr. tho inin sinni i4i.f -iiiv fim
uutiui iiiiiiiuiituLLiri'M. riiiinifiH v.n.
ni'ir I'nrni.ni trnr-j woi-ii irnm riim
oriv linn vnr mnnr. " tutninna w?n
r mil t jfiiiniiinv niifi ii iitifinii itriwi .
iien in t tut nvfin i nn t mi iiiti, ,r ii.1m
Laying of Cohxki: SroNH. In Inst
(V 1 1 nn r ni nn tiii l At h nr iitto tr.-mt-.ti.
hla Tuna nn nrrnr nml i-n mir mi...-.nt
in .mil win in i ii it i nn iild imim r t imtn.
SnvEHAL stump sneakers In Brari-
ru L-Jiiiiu in il in ljii.t'rrv nwnst n
iL'iuur win ri'ci'ivi i i vv vnrn irnm
hn Tlnmnnrnta rpi.t.3 .1,. l.ll..
ill' omnnrni'W n lnntnup id mm n nr
tcrnerstufi", and they aro not accus-
lio voted for negro suffrage, and for
h v 'rv twa ni U'mnn r nntr nnmn n n
" .w-.-j...,. ...
Oun "townsman Henry Zupplnger,
as received a new supply of spectacles,
ose glasses and lenses, also clocks and
e wishes to turn Into monoy as cheap
nOSbluie. HO U u-pil knnvvn nn Kit.
erior hand on all kinds of watches and
ntl glasses framed. Very good blued
uuniiiv. snn tiu win .
The Locat CASii'AiaN. Sniritcd
rat Inrru limrn lm M l I n i 1 1n
uuuurvviiitT. iiiiiinviiinniwi ir. I'lrnq-
nt, which wcro severally addressed by
On Saturday afternoon thero will bo
grand Democratic rallv at Benton.
At Iola and Beaver Valley, meetings
rrhnvtAII'ti ni1 Utnl.lf.it... .... U.ii.r.l.ilf
-..J 1UIMI (.11. Ul(lllU..ll U 1 1 HtlM .tilj
You can buv brown orbleached mus-
"luiiur 01 i; i.uiz man ai any uincr
lacu In thocounly.
Cam, ntC. C. fllnrr's If you aro In
rice. Ho Is just opening fconio of tlio
nest dreas patterns in town, llo has
hoes and Gaiters for men women and
wuren. llo Is sellin!r Black Tea at
CIS. tinrminrfnr iinil frrnftn nf lilt ftj
Tempeiiat ure of soino days of Sep
mber, at Bloomaburg, observed at 7
m., and at 2, and 9, p. in. :
On tlio 1th, Mean C7.
bill, " Tl.
12th, " 58.
10th, " Gl.
21th, " 71.
20th, " C7'.
1 20th, " G0.
30th, " 01.
Aurorora Borealls on tho 21th and
Town Kominations. At tho Dein-
ay afternoon last, at tho Court Houso.
'(-'following nersous wero placed In
imlnatlon for tho several town ofllces
tin flll.t.1 n 41. .!.... st. 'P.tn.lfi..
illt.u Ul 114U UllUUUll Ull X UtOU
uatfceoMeiVace-HIram O. Hower.
CWi(a4?f-Martln O. Woodward.
Ajietsor John 1C. Qrotz.
Militant lMMjor-Fredcrlck O. Eyer.
Wiooi .Ofreefor-Charles W. Miller.
,Joicn Auditors-John B. Casey, B.
"nkZarr.
rou east ju.ooMsnuna.
Judge of Election John Laycock.
;ecor-John C. Jones.
1011 WEST HLOOMBllUlta.
Judge of Election John J, llarkley.
,J'iPtctor-Moses Coirmun.
IHO fflllAlvlnr. Tln.....n.nlln rr.tii.ti ritt.
ia i'iiu&uu joi iiiu ensuing i-ui.
.U. Little, Simon 0. Shlvo nnd Win.
wtkbaum.
IVEPITllr T . Mntrtv i mi...
.'wmg aro tlio nominations inado
UIV. .1 ill dl.n.nl.n.ll.. . 1 i 1 1
"Iter linnnnL- ALtreoAv nj Ul.nv.
uli.r1' Assessor, Samuel Sluitler:
h., " "mi ,vuiii, uiuuu ijariiui
v.."-, u. L.iieinueriiu : juulic.
tor p" i'. J''ll8nn C, Burton ; Inspec
ts Brown.
THE
Tuk JIaijAuiai Seabon. An
exchnligo rciliarks that accounts from
various parts of tho country concur
In representing tlio prcseneo of Mi
unusual degrco of inlasiiintlu poison
In tho atmosphere. With tho ad.
vanco of the iiutumnat season there
nro nlways indications of miasmatic In
liuence, but they seem to bo more wide
spread this season than usual, and to
bo marked by greater Intensity. Tho
fervid heat of tlio days and remarkably
cool nights combine to Increaso tho
power of malaria. In thoSouthom
cities yellow fover appears to bo moro
provalant than for years past, whllo In
tho Isorlhern seaboard cities wo havo
moro of fover and nguo, blllious nnd In.
ternilttent fuver. Tho evident exist
enco In tho atmosphrro to an unusual
degreo of thoso elements which con
sjilro to produce disease, render neces
sary moro than ordinary precautions for
the preservation of health. Tho condi
tion of tho weather, as n source ot dis
ease, must ho aggravated by n want of
cleanliness In streets and alleys. Where
vegetablo refuso Is pnrmittcd to mlnglo
with water in tlio gutters, or unwholesome-
garbage exposed to tho heat or tho
sun, all tho materials aro at hand to
breed epidemics. Borough olllcers
should exert vigilance lu tlio proper
departments for tho publication of pub
lic avenues as well m alleys and sowers,
nnd citizens should co-operato in n work
so important to tho common health. It
is also a dictato of prudenco that Indi
viduals should ns fur as possible, avoid
exposure to tho direct rays of the sun by
day, and to tho dews which fall so copi
ously by night. Tho clothing, when
practicable, should also bo carefully
adapted to tlio changes of tho weather.
In tho East Indies tho wearing of
flannel even in tlio warmest seasons,
next to tho skin, is f-nid to havo been
found u-oful as a protection against tho
fovers of that region. In our own rural
districts, exposed to malaria, tho light
ing of ilrcs early In tho morning and
ulso at night, has been looked upon as
tending to prevent disease, llegularity
iu all tho habits, and tho avoidance of
excess, always of Importance to health,
aro, in such n condition of tho atmos
phere in now exists, ludlspenslble.
Music, Instruments, Canes, &a at
Altstatt's, Court llouso Alley.
Tun Kxtension op the Catawisa
llAiwtoAD Tin: Work Ijet. Tho
contract for tho extension of the Cain
wissaroad from Milton to Wllliamspoi t
a dUtnnco of about thirty miles has
been let to Hon. Gcorgo Scott, and
Messrs. B. J. McClran, II. A. Miliums
nnd John .lameson. Tlio work Include
grading, bridging, track-laying, in fact
everything except ;furnishing tho steel
rails. Wo understand that the papcrri
were signed yesterday evening. Tho
contractors being men of enlarged ex
perience in l nil road building, the work
will bo pushed through to completion
with great energy and rapidity. It will
bo done, wo presume, under the super
vision of Mr. Webb, tho elUcient Super
intendent of tho road, who is ono of
tho best civil engineers in the country.
WilUwnsporl Standard.
Handsome. Knos Jacoby has entire
ly remodelled his Kestnurant nnd lltted
it up in tho stylo of tho beit City club
rooms. Ample accommodations have
been provided on tlio first lloor for sup
per rooms for gentleman, nnd tho sec
ond story has been reserved for tho uso
of ladies. Tlds isa much needed im
provement, as, up to this time, tliero
has been no place in town where ladies
could enjoy an oyster slipper.
Tlio papering and painting of tlio
rooms aro iu most excellent tasto and
rolled much credit on Mr. Jacoby. Such
live men deserve public approbation.
Fou black silk, black or colored al
paca, french merino, Empress cloth.
Changeable popllnes or plaids go to M.
I'. laitz's.
BuiiNiNa Mines. Tho fire, which
haa been raging In tho mines connected
with two shafts of n slopo of tho Penn
sylvania Coal Company's works at I'itts
ton for threo months past, has at lust
been subdued, and work hasusraln com
menced at tho two shafts. This was
perhaps tho most serious mine confla
gration ever known iu this country j it
suspended tho production of about 700
tons of coal per day. Scranton JlqmO
lican. LOCAL NOTICES.
My Fiueni), stop that terrlblo cough
If you would avoid a consumptive's
grave. This you can do by using Dr.
l'ierco's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. For curing all throat,
lirouclilal and lung intense it has never
been equaled. Pimples on tho face,
Eruptions, Blotches and all Scrofulous
diseases aro cured by this wonderful
and most valuablo medicine. Sold by
druggists. Bewaro of Counterfeits.
Observo that Dr. Pierce's private Gov
ernment iiovcnuo stamp is on each
bottle.
Unrivalled Yet. "Blood will
tell?" say tho horso fanciers, in esti
mating tho endurance of a lino animal;
and tho motto is a good one, outside of
tho sporting world. A pure article
intrinsically good must distanco nil
competition, eventually. Thn success
of UdolnhoWolfo's Aromatic Schlcil., i.i
Schnapps has Induced tho manufacture
oi an nuniircii imitations; but in tho
unrivalled salo of his manufacture,
whllo others havo tohioved if at all but
n scanty success may bo found tho
puuiic appreciation oi u jmro and
wholesome beverage.
Hawk. Hawk. Suit. Suit. Blow.
Blow, and disgust everybody with tho
oll'enslvo odor Irom your Catarrh, Just
because somo old fogy doctor who has
not niscGvcrcil ana who will not believe
that tho world moves, tells you that it
cannot bo cured. Tho proprietor of Dr
Sage'B Catarrh Beiuedy will pay $000
sowaril for a caso of Catarrh which ho
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or send
tixty cents to It. V. Pierce, M. 1)., 1!!;)
Scueca street, Bulliilo, N, Y., for It. A
pampmei iree. iscwaro oi counterfeits
and worthless Imitations. Iteinember
that tho Geuulnohas Dr. Plerco's prl-
v.iiu .uuvciiiiiiuui oiunip upon eacii
mcKnge. xnis siamn issued by tlio
United States Government oxnresslv
for stamping Dr. Plerco's medicines,
has his portrait, muno and address, en
graved upon It, nnd need not bo mista
ken. SciiUYLEii & Low of Oranerovlllo.
Pa., manufacture tho best Tlmo-hoiM
nnd Cleaners, tho best Wheeler's Ball-
way unain i torso Power and Thresher,
from tho original patterns and tho best
Lever Powers mado iu this county. If
... .1... Cl..ln 1,.... r.ti V
inn iu mu uiiiiu. ijuti-i j.iii luexamiuo
their machines beforo purchasing any
other. They guurantco them to give
saiisinciioii iu every respect, rney nl
so miiuufacturu Plows and other Atrrl
cultural implements. See their adver
tisement in another column, tf.
Tin: Latest Fasiiionaiili: Beveu
age. A furnishing storo in this city
ndvertlscs n new stylo of cravat us the
"latest fashion for tlio throat." Thin
may ho tho latest stylo for the outsido
of that organ, but n fashion for tho in
sldo has Just como up which N twico us
popular. Somebody tins found out that
Kciiienam beiinnpps iniprovosoda water
and everybody nopilesccs In tho ar
rangement. Although somewhat con
fcrvntlvu by nature, wo aro not op
nosed to progress, and conccivine- itour
tolemn duty, as it public Journalist, to
ascertain whether Schnapps Soda Wa
ter was a pioper thing to bo recom
mended to our subscribers, wo tried It.
Tho result may bo stated in n few words
Tho mixture is good to take, ami if our
stomach Is like stomachs iu general it Is
congenial to that part of tint human or
ganization. Finally, and to conclude,
"It touches tho right epot." JSunduy
Courier.
COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Rocolpts of "Tnn OOZ,V-rVXBIAir"
Fa. fl.Hl.Ml... 1 nrtn
iwt Rvuivuiuur. xaiu.
.nireti dinner
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fnrv lf.lB.m.M
Nntli Flcckrintolii i ui
.ii'icmlnliO'Cttnner ami
J W (lordlier
nfnVHii.i.h
tin until iirennca iv
N'ntlinn llnltpl.. nn1
M W Keeno
Adam liver
AVIlion Mlllor
f W Wn.a
Jllllll KlycfH 1 00
cicr v urvor '2 iki
1 ivllnrr-t-tnnti n fxt'
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lAnroiiBmllli
.Inn lnlnlittnt T.
n in lienor l "i
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John A Oman
.h ivreo
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M A Wllllami
l.'ltll. Ay Mllla.
(1 1" imeitach 2 (hi!
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Win JlcNIiich s oiJ
l'liinpntt Wl. ltnil.n n
Htcphen I'Ctllt
fetcr Miller
J H Kniitterg a 40
ifc.ti i.iscneuo aw
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Adam lloat
Ifiniio Labour
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ICnt T Hlnckhouso
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Jnoolillnrrlugtoii 4 3d
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l-linM.. Tin..! n 7
lllchnra Thornton 2 ad
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r.aiiun a 60
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iuoaring ureeK Boo
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irjcuwcppenneiscr o oo
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vt imii; iitviur
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llarry'raylor
jonri". neiw g
J (J Fell
3 75
0 TO
5 110
M O Kinney
Htcplicn Klrfcr
Win 1'i.npof.ur
Hut KHz Delong
John H metier
a oollllcury ijlark
Meetings.
Tho following Democratic meetings
will bo held nt tho times and places
mentioned :
Iola, Friday evening, October 7th.
Beaver Valley, (Shuman's) Frldny
evening, October 7th.
Benton, Saturday afternoon, October
8ih.
Slabtown, Saturday evening. October
8th.
Jerseytown, Saturday evening, Octo
ber 8th.
W. B. KOONS,
Cir. Dcm. Stand. Com.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 2S, 1870.
T"
E DOMESTIC
S E WING MACHINE,
FOH BALE I1Y
M. P. LUTZ,
HLOOMSnURQ, PA.
mimjEu, hughes & co.,
I1KUWICK, I'A.
This Bowing Machine runs stiller and easier
than nny other, It lias lower pirns, It has aeast
steel Miuttlo that will never wear out, It ha
DlaUo'a Patent tablo will (li to sco shows Its uso-
Apinls wnuleil In unoccui.Kil Toirltory In
Pen n f-j-I vim la, New Jen ey, Maryland, Delaware
Virginia, WH Vlijlnla and District or Colum
bia. BLAKE & CO.,
f-CIlANTON, PA.
fccpl0'70-ly
P
etit junons.
ron Hi-rriAi, rouivr or com.mon i'leah,
tOMMKNCINO Ol 10IIEU 3lfct 1S70.
llloom H. C, Slilvc, Layton llunyan. Mathlas
Blniller, riipsturU. Unmiin.UnbeitC'alliearl.
Uerwlck llor. JucoU Y. Deltterlch, Jacob
Mnyer.
Iltacr Levi Michael, Ceo. I'. DlelKbach,
llenton Isaao (llblmns, Jacob Wollover.
('HlawUKn Bamuel rrederlck.
I'lsliliiKereelt Daniel Kitchen, Baniuel Yost,
John ( . Coleman.
ilroenwond-llenj. 1'. llnttln. Geo. V. Ult.
I-oousl lieiijaiuiii Wanner, Bamuel Keller.
Maine E. II. John, Uiur.es rislicr, llenjamln
Penc hecliir.
MudlMon-John M. Smith. Wesley Olrtnn, Wll
sun Allen, William run-ell, John ( hrUtlaii.
Ml. PleuMiut Joel liellUUeiler, Jacob Klslicr,
Jottlina Hiirtzell.
Mllllln BiimiiilBinoycr.
Oianitu ir.nl Knf.
t-cijll Wllllnni Abbott. Aaron lloonc, Oeorfo
... ....... .mi., Daniel nut tier,
beptDO'Ti).
Jill, llnvinn purchased Ihe stock of tho old Key-
btlinoHllOO Btoru. llllil mliltl UiMritn n. Inrt.n nml
well selected now stock Is projiartd to exhibit
luu ut-'at ,uiicij. ui
ROOTS AND MI0K3
cverhroustit to this place, lie la nUo prepared
to imikeltooU uildbllot'S to order In lh atM
nnd best htylus. For cash only. In the old I'ost
iiiiu'e uuuuiuk. curuer iuin auu JUAruei hirceta,
""n DM YEIt & JACOBY
TI EXCHANaEllLOClllLOOMsnUIlO.I'A.
nro fiireuls for tho sale of ( Urorkwuv's" lii.tlv
ei lebtuUd (.'renin ami old stock Ales, wheh they
will sell as cheap as country brewed ales; uhol
nml hull barrels constantly on hand. This alo
Is Ijitutd by William r. llrnckwuy, 315 toSii
East KUenili Hlrett, Now YoTk City,
llloom. bum, Juno 10, IS70-1-!
D
KNTISTKY,
II. C. HOWKIt, DKNTIBT,
Uosneclfully offers hU profenslonal services to
the IuUIch ami Kutleiuen of llloonburt:aud vl
cinlty. He U prepared loalteud to all tLe varl
nun upend luiik lu tho Hue of Ul proJewlon, and
in pruviui-u wiiii tite miem nupruvcu iuhielaim
TKt.TJl which will be luserted ou tcld platlua
bllverund rubber bne to look as well asthe uat
urul tctth. Teeth extracted by all the new aul
most approved methods, an J all operatlous on
the teolh t-arefullyaud propeuy at tended to.
Ilenlduneo aud uttlce a few doors aKwe the
Court lloiuo, baiiie Hide,
llloouislturtE. Juu.Sl.'Uitf
B
ROWN'S FAST FREIGHT
FROM PIIILAIiELl'IUA TO 1IL0OMBBUUU
nnd lulennedlatu points. Goods forwarded will'
care uud Uespntch and at low rates.
iioods, ut Philadelphia, must be delivered at
llilner&CVs. MIMuiket fcSllcet, For full par
tleulujs, apply to
,A1U l-ll.l'-.-...
Aug. '.U'lO-ll., It, Depot, Bloomburg,I'ii
Democratic Tickot.
fou coNanEsa,
CHA11LES B. nnOOICWAY,
or coLUMniA covmr,
FOU nEPIlEHENTATIVE.
LEONA11D 1J. RUPEHT.
or Columbia cowry.
FOU ASSOCIATE JUDOl;.
JOHN It. YOIIE,
MirrLiN Towxsiur.
roriHiiEmrr,
REES J. MILLARD,
SCOtT T0WNS111I:.
ron COMMISSIONEIl,
HIRAM J. REEDER,
CATAW1SSA TOWKSIItr.
ron juiiy coMMissioNEii,
1SAAO McBRIDE,
MADISON TOWh'SIIir.
rort oonoNEK,
JOHN D. I10UCK,
ROARIKOC.nP.IK T0WN81I11'.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL LEE,
MADISON TOWNSnir,
FOR DinEC3TOR8 OP TUB POOH,
(To bo voted for by tho voters of llloom, Scolt,
uguiiuui nuu uiceuwuuu.j
STEPHEN H. MILLER.
WILLIAM KRAMER.
Vigilance. Committee.
ItffAVRlt P. Rhiimin 1n.rm RMill.h.r fl Tt
Drelsbach.
Uknton I, K, Krlckbaum, T. B. Cole, John
Mcllenry.
, IlEiiwicK Bon. A. D. Soeloy, Isadoro Cham
bcrliti, Isalnli Bower.
BniAiiCRKKK Albert Smttu.Samucl KelcUncr,
Georgo M. Bower.
Bloom E. David Lowooborg, O. M. Brown,
Peter BUlmeyer.
BLOOM W. Bamuel Wllklns. fi. fl. llaretn- W.
C. McKlnncy.
i,;riTKAi.iA l. w. ijuniuaii, tuwora curiey.
Miles McN'alloy.
Conynoiiam N. II. Thornton, Clias. Dougher
ty, Patrick Ubaughessy.
Conykoiiaii a. Peter Luby, Thomas Brcnnan,
fatrlck Burk.
Catawissa-M. V. B. Kllue. Btenhen Baldy,
Adam retlerolr.
Centre Hiram Bchweppenhelser, Bamuel
Bower, Jesse liuirman.
risui.NociiEEK-E. J. Mcllenry, M. A, Am
merinan, Hugh Mcllrldc.
FlIAKKLtN Mnses Sleirnnrv.miriRHnn Artlpv
John Ze'rrter.
uiikenwood jacou . i.vnns, isaao A. Dcwitt
Adam Utt.
Hemlock Wro. II. Shoemaker, David Wog
ncr, Hugh McUrldo.
Jacksom Ueorgo Ilerlcman, M, Bavago, Wm.
Young.
LocusT-Gera Hower, Ellas Creasy, Welling
ton Yeager.
Maike-U. J. Campbell, John Nuss, William
Longonberger.
Mifflin Daniel A. Hess, Samuel Nuss, Sam
nol Mnyder.
Mi. Pleasant Jno. Monlan, Thomas Weill
ver, Jackson Ikeler.
MA1JISON lllchard I.-rllll.LpwIsHchnvler. .Tnlm
AllCU.
montouii Evan Welllvcr, Peter A. Evnns,
Noah Mouser,
uiiakqe John snyder, u. A. JicgargelMllrnm
It. Kline.
l'INs: T.. A. flermnn. .Tnlin T.nrtt Vitli.nllnn
Wlntersleen.
ItoAitiNacitr.EK John Maurcr, Amsey Craig,
Samuel Houck.
ocoTT-oscar Ent, .1. il. wee, Henry A. Oman.
W. 11. KOONB, Chairman.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
1 taKO mis meinou oi announcing to tho pub
lic. that at the solicitation of numerous frluuils,
I nave consented to bo an Independent Candl.
date for Associate Judge,
N
O T I C E .
At the reouest of n number of friends. I an
nounce iny name as an Independent Candidate
for Sheriff, and respectfully solicit the support of
tho public. AARON SMITH.
UUgllf U-ll.-
pHKiMIUM LIST
Ol' THE
riFTEENTII ANNUAL EXIIIDITION
OF THE
COLUMBIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
HORTICULTURAL AND MECHANI
CAL ASSOCIATION,
TO BE HELD AT
BLOOUSUUKO, PA.,
On Wednesday, Thursday nnd Erlday,
October 12th, 13th and Mill, 18 70.
As everythlngof this kind must have a nys.
tern to carry Itouwlth satisfaction, exhibi
tors and contributors will please read the fol
lowing Instructions, nnd come to tho Pair
expecting to abide by them without asking
for any alteration. J. J. BROWER, Bec'y,
CLASS I-HORSES.
William Wlnterstcen, Superintendent,
Judges Daniel Morris. Enoch Rlttenhouse,
Cyrus Mcllenry, William N. Brown.
Best blooded stallion, 312 00
" stallion for all work, 10 00
" stallion colt, not over 4 years, 8 Oo
2d " " ' " il 00
" pair draught horses, sou
2d " ' 5 00
neBt pair carrlsgo horses, s oo
2d " " SOU
nest brood mare with coital her side, lu 00
2d " 1100
nest single carriage horse, 6 cu
2d " ' 3 00
Best single carriage mare, S (O
2d ' " 3 00
nest gelding between 3 and 4 years, 4 U)
" mare " 4 00
" gelding between 2 nnd 3 years, 4 OU
" horso colt between 1 aud 2 years. 3 00
" murocnlt " 3 1X1
" horse or maro colt under 10 mos, 3 00
2d " '2 00
Best pair match colts, under 1 years
broken to harness, 3 00
nest Jack, 6 00
im , .. ., .k.
Best pair mules,
2d
4 00
2 00
Best mule colt bclweca 1 and 2 years. 3
I 0U
" under 1 s car, 3 00
Exhibitors under (his class will have their
horses on the ground by ten o'clock Thursday
morning v. lieu they will be examined,
CLASS II CATTLE,
rblllp Young, Superintendent.
Judges f-ehemlah Iteece, Jacob Kottchba
dcr, William L. Freas, rraukllu Shuniau,
Durham.
Best bull 3 years old and upwards, tl2 00
2d ' ' ' urn
llcst Dull between 2and 3 years old, a 00
2d " " " " -1 1)
Best bull between 1 and 2 years old, 3 ou
1 ' " " 2 00
2d '
Best cow 2 years nnd upwards, 0 CO
Best heifer between 1 and 2 yearf , 3 00
- bull calf under 10 months, 2 00
2d " " Agriculturist ly
Dest heifer between 2 and 3 curs 4 ou
2d 3 IX)
" heirur under 10 months, 2 00
Deiwi Stock.
Best bull 3 years and upwards, 12 00
2d ' " u ou
Best bull between 2 and 3 years, G 00
2tl " ' 4 00
" " between 1 and 2 years, 3 IX)
2d " 2 00
lies! bull calf under 10 months, 2 (X)
2d ' " ' Ag. 1 y
" cow 3 years and upwards. G in)
2d " " ' l oo
" heifer between 2 nnd 3 years 4 ()
2d ' " 3 l
" heifer between 1 nnd 2 years, 3 00
" heifer under 10 mouths, 2 00
Aldcrnry Stock.
Best bull 3 years and upwards, 12 00
2d " " " u no
Best bull between 2 aud 3 ycais 0 00
2d ' ' 4 OO
" " between 1 and 2 years, :i ui
2d ' ' 2 OU
" " under 10 months, 2 ou
2d Ag, 1 y
" cow 3 yems and upwards, u Di
2d cow M 4 CJ
" heifer 2 00
" heifer between 2 and 3 years, 4 00
" ' " 1 and 2 nvars 3 00
11 under 10 months, 2 (X)
Graded Stock.
Best bull 3 years nnd upwards. 12 00
2d . a u)
" between 2 ana 3 years, u oo
i. .. .. 4M
" between 1 nnd 2 venrs. 3 00
2d
24 " 2 00
t under 10 months, 2 OU
2d Ag. 1 y
Best cow 3 years aud upwajds, G 00
2d " ' 4 ou
" heifer, between 1 and 2 years, 3 ou
44 heifer between 2 and 3 ytars, 4 ou
...... 3 M
" ' under 10 months, 2 0U
Kativc Stock.
Best bull 3 years and upwards.
oo
no
0 00
4 IX)
3 (10
2 IX)
2 00
Af. ly
o oo
4 00
4 0U
3 ("J
a ou
2d
between 2 and 3 years,
JJ 1 aud 2years,
2d
2d "
2d
under 10 nioutbs,
cow 3 years and upwards,
' heller between 2 and S vcars.
2d
2d "
" tielfer underlO months,
Oitn and Slltri,
Best yoke ozeu owned and worked by
exhibitor, S 00
2d best yoke, " " 3 )
llest yoke steers between 2 aud 3 years, 4 ul
2d ' " 2 10
Exhibitors will have their stock ready for
t he Judges to exam lue by 10 o'clock tt. 111. ou
Thu rsday, and to rcniulu uutll 3 o'clock p. m.
ou Prkluy.
CLASS 1II-8WINE,
Amos P, Kester, Superintendent.
Judges Matthias Hartiuan, Isulali Dlett
erlch. Best brood sow aud pigs, six or more, 0 00
" lot fat hogs, iwe or more, U (X)
Sd " ' " 4 (X)
" boar, s 00
Sd " " 3 00
" brood sow, 5 (x)
2d " " 8 00
" lot pigs, 3 or mors, under 8 weeks sou
200
9 fHl
' slock hogs. 3 or more,
sd a oo
CLASS IV-SHKEP.
Johnson Jt, lkelcr.Btiperlntendcut,
Judges Andrew Lnnbacli nnd John II.
Yohe.
fine Wool.
Best buck, 4 CO
2d " " 3 1
' owe. 4 (X)
2-1 " ". . (X)
" pen of sheep, not less than eight, 4 00
Middle Wool.
Best pen of sheep not lesslthan eight 4 00
" buck, 4 00
Sd " " 3 00
-. . ?.wp' CO
2it " " 3 0U
Long Wool.
Best pen of sheep, not less than eight. I 00
11 Intlr. . r.i
2d
2d '
3 00
4 (X)
3 (X)
ewe,
CLASS V-POULTIIY.
Ihomns Dnllman, Superlnlendcnt.
Juilges-Peter II. Wenner, and Charles W.
McKelvy.
Best bronro turkey 40 lbs. ft do
- uoinesiio lurscys, 2 m
" , " , 1 00
' r.rahma poolrn, 2 00
rltlr-lrntit. A 1...I... 1
2d
2d - -""" 'fa
, "BSe, 1 00
M ., f, Ag.l y
" diftks, 1 01)
" nud largtst display of tame pigeons, 1 00
3d 11 11 n 11 ,, 3 0)
CLASS VI-GIIA1N, SEEDS AND FLOUR.
Johu Betz, Superintendent.
JudgcsThos. Cole, nnd Moses Mcllenry.
Best fifty pounds whent flour, !1 00
M " buckwheat flour, 3 00
" ' ryo Hour. 3 00
! , " . , ,"" meal, Ag. ly
" half bushel clover seed, 3 00
2d
1 so
300
AE3
1 AO
S to
1 .V)
" timothy seed,
bushel red wheat,
" whllo wheat,
2d "
Sd ;
2d "
ryo 1 CO
" buckwlicnt, 1 60
" iord ccd corn cars, 1 60
" ' yellow, " 1 60
" " mnoked ' Agly
" ltulf bushel llax kced, 1 60
' bushel outs, 1 60
CLAB8 VII-VKaLTABLEa.
WlUtnm l4imontHupcrlutendcnt.
J uJgcs William Thomrw, aud John Smith.
Uest bushel oiaocn,Ulircrent varieties 1 50
" half bushel sweet potatoes. 2 00
" buRhelorileldturulpR, l so
M half bushel of ruta bagas l ou
' " sugar beets, Agl y
' " tnamjet wurUcl, i uo
uoew, Air. 1 y
carroU,
parsnips,
onlous,
peas,
1 00
1 ou
f nn
2d . Ac. 1 v
half dozen vcectable oysters, 1 00
11 peclc tomatoes, I oo
a heads of cabbage, l oo
" 8 bunches of celery, 1 w
" 1 egg plants, 1 oo
" two quarts lima beans, l oo
" 3 quarts Carolina benus, 1 00
" " soup ' Ac-ly
' pnmpklu or squash, i oo
pumpkins, a or more, Ag. 1 y
CLASS.Vni-KUUITS.
S.imuel Neyhard.Buperlutcndent.
Judge itiram J, Itcedcr,
Apples
Best display, Oof each, 2 00
" looking H doz full or winter apples 30
" keeping winter apples, tt of each. 80
" of tho sweetest winter or fall, SO
"flavored Udoz. fall or winter apples 30
" quart Siberian crabs, any kind, 30
Tears.
Best dK dwarf, standard fall or winter, 2 00
looking half doss, nny kind, ,10
" flavored nnd mostjuicy half doz, 30
" largest half doz.dwarfor standard,
full or winter, 30
Teaches.
Best display of any kind, half doz. each, 1 25
" llavored and mostjuicy half doz. 30
and Ilnet looking half doz. :io
' and largest variety half dozen, 30
Quinces.
Best dozen,
O rapes.
Best display, wild or cultivated, (tot
house excluded,) 2 CO
Best bIx clusters of Concord, "ty
" " Belawnre, 30
" " Clinton, 30
' " Isabella, 30
" " Hartford Prollflc, 0
" Iona, 30
" " Adlrondac, 30
' Hebecca, ,K
" " York Maderla, 30
Tlums.
Bestdlsplay, not less than two varieties,
ono dozen each, 30
Raspberries.
Bestdlsplay, any kind, not less than 2
, varieties, CO
Chcxtmits.
Best quart, SO
Tried Fruits.
Best quart apples, pears, quinces, peach en, tap
r I cots, nectarines. cherrlest(tnur or sweet,
pitted or uuplttctl, grapes, cultivated or
wild. Ktrawherrlts, any klud of raspber
lies, blaca berries, dewberries, hucklebcr
lies, plums, tw etches aud prunes. 30
The tri.lt not to be removed until the closo
of tho exhibition, nnd particular care Is to be
observed by nil peihons that thesame Is not
Injured,
CIAKS IX-WINE3 AND LIQUOHS.
Heary Zuppinger, Superluteudent.
Judges Oeo S. Gilbert, and B. P. Hughes.
Best quart ol currant wino, SI f0
" " blackberry wine, 1 0J
" 41 grnpo wine, 1 )h)
" " lerry wine, 1 (to
" ' rye whiskey, 1 (KJ
" " cider vinegar, Ag. 1 yr.
CLASS X-DOMnSTIO MANUPACTUBKS,
llarmun CJ. Crevellng, Superintendent.
Judges Mrs. Paul Hughes, Mrs. Daniel Mc
llenry, Mrs. KllzubetU Purhell, and MlbS
Mary Meudenhall.
Best lot of bread, $2 CO
2d " " 1 00
Best roll of butter (3 lbs. or over) 2 00
2d " ' 1 00
Best pie, 1 00
14 canned fruit, different kluds, (not
lesstban 1 quart ol each,) (0
Best pound cuke. 60
sponge " 60
" ginger 41 to
' bnmplo of preserves (uot less than
1 quart.)
Best sampler f fruit Jelly, 60
cucumber pickles, Aff. lyr.
varletof nlcblcs. 60
44 apple butter (I quart or more,) 50
4' neach butter 44 60
peach butter
grapo " "
plum
cured ham,
sample sausage,
sample yenst,
hard soap.
Holt soap.
60
60
Ag.lyr.
SO
Ag.lyr.
3 00
gallon of sorghum
CLASS XI-IIOUSF.1IOLD MANUFAC
'lUltliS. James Masters, Superintendent.
Judges MrB. Ezeklel Cole, Mrs. William
llagunbuch, Mrs. Jesso Ohl, Miss Margaret
Alkmau.
uest iu yards or uauuei, 11 ou
2d
Ag. ly
1 il
1 SU
Ag. ly
1 S)
1 so
L0
Ae. 1 y
SO
1 AO
1 on
2 00
Ag. ly
Best f aids woolen cloth,
iu curpct,
2d
10 yards plain linen,
' dlapir "
1 knit wool stiicklugs,
" ' mittens,
cotton slinking,
' home mmlo shut.
2d
pair woolen blankets,
pair linen sueeis,
14 home uudu Uiblo cloths,
CLASS Xlt-FANCY AUTICLES AND
1'i.OWEi'S.
I.loj il Puxton.Suiierlntcndeut.
Judges Miss Knto But., Miss llauuah
Waller, Mrs. Amelia A. lluller. Miss llelf
snder, Miss Kulo Lnz.irus.MlKs Ida .McDow
ell, Miss Sadlo llarmun, Miss Flora Barton.
Best knit quilt, tl 00
I lily, 1 (x)
" tatting work, 1 U)
' sperlmeu bend work, 1 00
shell 1 00
" " burr " 1 IX)
" " leather " 1 00
" " hair " 1 00
" " wax " 1 00
" drawing, 1 ou
" palming, 1 0U
" silk embroidery, 1 HI
worsted embroidery, i ul
" cotton embroidery, SO
worsted mat, 60
" cotton mat, so
" worked slippers, 1 ou
14 luney pin cushlou, 1 ou
44 head dress, 1 0U
44 specimen moss painting, 1 OU
44 collection of dahlias, SO
44 ni llllclal llowers, SO
44 specimen of house plantslu bloom, 1 00
44 specimen of dried grass, so
44 44 44 lloweis, so
44 44 penmanship, 1 ou
44 Variety of lloweis, 1 JO
CLASS XIII-VE1IICLES.
William II. Ilagcnbuiii, Superintendent,
Judges Eli Mmdeuhal!, and Dr. D. W.
Montgomery.
llest family carriage, SI 00
44 open buggy, 3 ix)
44 lop buggy, SOU
44 faim wegou, 4 (X)
44 spring m agon for farm use, 3 l)
44 44 44 for pleasure, 3 OU
44 whetluarrow, Ag. 1 y
44 sled. s hi
44 sulky, 2 00
CLASS X1V-AHHICULTOBAL IMPLE
MENTS. MaCIUNKIIY. 4C.
Henry Yetter, Superintendent,
Judges Henry Delebmlllerand Isaac Ilea
cock, llest right hand plow, 1 00
44 plow for Rem ral use, 2 00
44 left baud-plow, 1 oo
44 right and lelt hand plow, 2 ou
44 com plow, 2 00
44 subsoil pluw 2 oa
44 siiuuiadrug, 2 00
44 one horse cultivator, 1 00
44 two 44 44 2 (X)
44 two horse corn planter, 2 oo
44 ono 1 ()
' thresher and separator combined, I ml
IMVtlll nut IIMI'VI VUlllUUll'U, u ll
2d 1
3d
44 ti 3 w
nay fork, Diploma
portable elder nrcsv. 2 00
44 clover huller, 8 (0
44 sausugogrluuer, 1 OU
44 m ishiugmachlne, Diploma
44 clothes wringer, 1 00
44 grubbing hoe, 1 uo
2d "
41 set miner's picks, j oo
41 pnlr or foro anil hind horse fliocs, 100
44 sharpened drills, i o'l
44 nxo handle, to
44 grain cradle, 1 oo
44 roller, Ag. 1 y
" funning mill, 'iw
44 cornsnoller, Dlplomu
RtrnwRmltmldercultcr, Diploma
Should there bo any new or rnerllnrlous Im
plements and Inventions exhibited, that nro
uot provided for In the foregoing class, tho
Judges may reisirt tho merits nt tho name for
premiums totlio Executive Committee,
CLASS XV-STOVES, TINWAIlE, EAIITJI
KNWAIIK, AU.
B. D. Itetnard, Superintendent,
Judges Jacob Harris nud Jacob J Irani.
Best cooking stovo with fixtures, SI 00
44 parlor 44 44 44 3 oo
44 set nrtlflchil teeth Diploma
44 variety ot tinware, 3 10
41 varloly of earthonware, 2 00
CLASH XVI-CAI1I.VET WAUE, SHOE
MAKEItS, TANNEltS, tSC.
John (J, Quick, Superintendent.
Judges-J. W. Dlottcrlch nnd Fred Phlulcr.
Best set rioublo harncn", si ix)
44 44 tenm 44 4 co
44 doublo carriage harness, 1 110
' slnglo 44 44 200
44 SUll Of Clothing, 3 (X)
44 palrralf boots, :uh)
44 pair kip boots, 3 o)
44 pnlr miner's shoes, ' 2 ou
44 bureau, 2 00
44 dressing stand, 1 10
44 display cabinet ware, soy
44 set Windsor chalis, 1 oj
44 spring seated shells, 1 10
44 rocklug chnlr, 1 00
44 seltee, 1 to
44 half doz. brooms, Ac. ly
44 two sides solo Uuthcr, 1 to
44 two sides kin, j ox)
44 two sides calf sklu, 1 m
" saniplo tf bricks Diploma
ICLASS XVII-1IEES AND BEEHIVE.
Levi Hutchinson, Superintendent.
Judges Aaron Smith nnd William Keller.
Best swnrm of bees 5 00
2d 44 44 44 ;J 01)
3d 44 44 44 1 01)
44 llvo pounds of box homy 1 to
2d 44 44 44 44 co
Best bio hlvo 1 uo
Tho honey to bo taken without destroying
tho beesj 1 Iki kind of hives used, nnd the
management of same stated.
CLAfcS XVIII-TUIALS OF SPEED,
Dr. 11. II. Little,' Superluteudent.
Judges Clinton Mcndenhnll, nnd Dr. Me
gargel. FABMEfl'S LIST!
Thursday, 1 o'clock, P. M.
Best trolling horse or mare,
S50 (0
1.5 to
2d
SPOBTINO LIST:
Tuursd.iy,2 o'clock, V. M.
Best tioltlug horse or maro
!d 44 44 44 44 44
Friday, 1 o'clock,!4. M First Trot.
Best trotting horse or maro
50 10
25 0)
2d
SECOND TBOT.
Best trotting horso 01 marc, 7.5 CD
2d 44 44 4 4 2 5 0)
No horso or maro trott lug lor one premium
to compete lornuothcr.
CLASS XIX-FOOT RACINQ,
William Neal, Superintendent.
Judges lohn K. (Irotz, Joseph Sharpless,
Judge .Mcllcynolds and Charles II. Dcebler.
Best run onco around the conrso 0 fo
2d 44 44 44 44 44 1 00
Not less than six entries to mnko a race.
Entrance feo SO cents In each case. The Judg
cr selected nro 1 cipiested to notify tho Incen
tive Committee, at tho Secretary's olllce, In
c ery caso, where they are disinclined or un
ablo tu ntlended to tlio duties assigned to
them.
ItULES AND KKGULATIONH.
1. Every person having nitlclcifbr exhibi
tion or eompetlllnn must beeoino iv member
of tho Association before entering them.
2. Minors can become members or exhibit
ors when thelrpaients nro members.
3. Tho Held of competition is open to nil.
rcrsous from other counties and states am
become exhibitors npon tho same terms as
citizens of this county.
4. All articles ollered for competition must
bo owned by thecompelltor. Fruits, vegeta
bles, llowers, Ac., mutt be tho growth of tho
competitor, nnd all manufactured articles
must bo mado by tho competitor.
s. All stock entered must bewhat Is repre
sented or premiums will be forfeited.
0. All urllclcs for exhibition or com peti
tion must be entered by 5 o'clock P. Mou
Weducsday tlio Wlh. aud except lu Impossi
ble cases, bo ou the ground by hat tlmu. nnd
remain thero until Friday nt .1 o'clock, P. M.
when they will bo nt the disposal of tho ex
hibitors. 7. Stands lor sale of refreshments can bo
obtained by application to theheeretnry or
B. 1-'. Ilnrluiau.
8. No llccnso will be granted tostnuds that
bell spirituous or malt liquors.
Judges appointed to examine the different
classes will conler a favor onthe Association
by calling nt the Secretary's olHce early on
Thursday morning to obtain their Instruc
tions. On Wednesday tho grounds will be opened
to the public, and continue open three it.iys,
A membership ticket, with one single ticket,
onedotlar. Admission curds to admit the
bearer, twculy-llvo cents.
No person will be permitted to vote nt tho
next election of tho Association except pro
due ng their membership ticket.
.S-&portlng list to bo printed In lirgo bills.
W. II. KOONS, 1'ies't.
J. J. BltOWER. Scc'y.
Bloomsburg, bept. 2, 1&70.
51 nnn uewabd,
tJpl.ULv For any caeof Blind Bleeding
Itching, or Ulceiatcd Piles that De Hind's Pjlk
Kemeijy falls to cine. It ispiepand expressly
to cure tho Piles and nothing eUe.aud haseuiud
cases of over 20 years standing. Holt) by ull
uruggisis,
VIA FUOA.
Tin. Tlln,, T.',i, i lu ttia tmra lulnu nf Dnlli-9
Herbs, Hoots, and llcrrles, for
CO.V&UMPTION,
Inflnmmntlnn of tha Lund: nil Liver. KIduer.
and Bladder tllseascs.organic Weakness, Female
Atillctlnus, General Deblllty.nud all complaints
of the Urinary Oigans In Maleand 1'emafc, pro
ducing Dyspepsia, L'ostlveness, (j ravel, Dropsy
nnd Hcrnlula, which most generally terminate lu
Consumptive Decline. It purities nnd eurlct es
tho Blood, the DIHHry. (ilaudnlar and Secretive
System; Corrects and Htie ngthens tho Nervous
and Muscular lorces; It nets like a charm ou weak
nervous, nud debilitated females, 1hHi otuig
nud old. None should bo without It. Sold every
where. DAiioiiAToiiY 112 Franklin St.. Balti
more, Md, laugV70-ly.
QKANGEVILL.E STILTj AHEAD.
The undersigned respectfully announce to
the Farmlutr cornmuultv that thev are ncjin lu
tho tieht with their maehines for tho Larve.slo
1670.
THE XUW rENXSYLVANIA
TIIRESIIEn AND CLEANER,
Patented by Adrian Cornell, with Major's patent
doublo actlngfcvparator combined, Is what every
Farmer need a. It can't be beat, it has been fairly
tested und has far exceeded tho expectations of
nil who have been IU operations, It has been
got up expressly to meet tho wants orthe Farm
er. Vo luauutacturo them, overshot for tread,
power and undeishot for lever power. This
machine can bo mado to do nny desired amount
of work. Is simple lu construction, easy to
manage and not liable to get out of repiir.
xney aiso continue 10 manuiaeiuro me cele
brated
WHEELER'S RAILWAY CHAIN,
HOUSE rOW EH it THUKSIIEn,
from tho original patterns, with nn Improve
ment 111 tlio tidU'cr.wllori'liV n pnlil nf il rwr rniit
is etl'wteil. aud cles the ilewlred iwiwer ul Irom
:i toO luehes less elevation tlmu tho old slyle.
They nlso attach
MAJOrt'S PATliNT DOUBLI2 ACTING &1IULT
IRON BOTTOM HEI'AUATOItS
to their machines, manufactured onlv bvlliem
nud seemed to tliem by letters patent from Win.
M, Major, They nNo manulacture tho best nnd
Ihlhtetit runntng Lever Powens iu thu enuulry
ulso Double and Slngle(jeared Jacks. Having
ou hand u good supply of well tscasoned lumber
of thu best quality, and experienced woiltmen
engaged In their inamifut tme, they guaraulie
iiiuir iiiueiiiuea
bupi:uiou to any manufactuued
elsewhere. All having repairing to do should
remember that we have all the original patterns.
uepuiruig uonu ut. tnuu no new uiiu on re.wiun
ble terms. Machines told nt astoulshlngly
low prices and ciedlt given when desired.
rur uinuer particulars can on or uuurchs
BCHUYIjEU it LOW,
AGUICULTUUAL WOHKS, ORANGEVILLi:,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
whero they manufacture tho best nnd cheapest
Jrou ami Wooden Beam Plows iu the State, aUo
wagon Jacks, lion kettles and nil kinds ot work
luually done In Foundries and Machine b hoi is.
All woik warrunttd nud ullklt.Ua wf country
produce taken lu exthuugu.
JlS'TO-tf.
O. UOWEK,
us opened a Urttcluss
BOOT, BHOn, HAT CAP, AND I'UH HTOBE.
at the old stand on Imln Street, liloomsburg.afew
doorn ubtive tlie Ctturt HoutsO. Ills btock In mm.
pobeu urine very miehianu uesisiyiesever otter
tsl to the citizens of Columbia Count v. Iluntn
accommodate the public with the follow Ina goods
atthelowebt rates. Men's heavy double boled
KtoirabnolH. iiipii'm double nnd sini'lu (.'in knlixl
Kill UUOIN, Illt'll a lll'UVY dlUEII MKHI4 UI Mil K111U8.
men's tine ImioIs andthocs of all ciades, boy's
oouuiti niiif ii nuiMB iiiiu,iiiie!t in uii uiuus, men s
glove kid Balmoral shoes, men's, women's, bora's
ami mit-aes- insung gauers, women's glove Kid
PolUh very tlue.womeirsmnroeeo Balmmalsaud
u ii huouM, wumt'ii very uue um nuiioueii gnii'
ers. In khort boots ot ull descriptions both peg.
tied and .owed.
lie wouia nisucaiiaiicuiion to uis nne ahcon
mem ur
HATS, CAW, KUlia AND NOTIONS,
which coinnrlkes all the new and nonutai url
etlesat prices which eHUUotfallfosult all. Ihche
goods are ottered at (he lowest cash rates uud
will be guaranteed to give satUfaction, A call
Is solicited before purchasing elsewhere as it is
believed that better bargalus aro to bo foud
mauai anyuiuerpiaceiu mo county,
Dec, tf'67
-OU8INESS OAKDS,
JL) VIH1TINU CAltDS,
LET-ITU 1IEADH,
DIM, HEADS,
l'UOOKAMMEH,
P0STE1W,
IL4., AC,
Neatly and Cheaply Printed
From the Latest btyles of Type at the
COLUM11IAN OFFICII.
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
O F 1' K NSSYM'.VNU,.
OrrcE 701 Chestnut Slreot, Phijmleltihla. '. '
W. M. BllVl'T.UT, l'res't. IiAWItUNOK. MYF.11S V. 1'refTt. ' It. V. UOIU;lILi: V, Scc'y .
11. li UAVI.S. Hup't ol Agenoles.
1 his Company orgnulccd by lendlnit rcpresen'atlvoiiif Ihe Industrial interests of. tho Stnte,
wldily known ns successful nnd ltsponsiblo business men.ilesl'iigtotilaco I.lfo Insnrnneo with
in tench of nil, has adopted rt system of , ,
MONTHLY PAYMENTS OP PREMIUMS, ,
enabling overy man to provide fir his f imlty In oiueor hU dnvh, utacjitsotrfiilisns setrooly
to be felt, Kpecl.il ultenlUu Is allied, to this Oomiuny's
C3-H0DTJ"-f?is.TIlSra- POLICY,
mmich needed feature In Life Insurance, entirely new in this oounlrys designed to protect la
caso of death, tlio Interests ol
SHAUElIOIiDEnS IN B U I Ij 1) I N 0-' ASSOCIATIONS
AS tl AM. OTltniU.
Who hnvo borrowed inouty or purchased property pa able In Instalment4) extending over
. n serks of years,
hy CANCUI.LINCI nny balance ot ludebtcdness rt'uinlnlne; UNPAID In caso of DEATH;
THIS COMPANY 1SSUKS ' ' '
am. Tiin onniNAnv foiims op hkiasii ESDowMt-.NTror.tcira at tiw iiatf.s ov
PIlUMlUMiONTllr.PAKTlUll'ATIMl 1'I.AN, WITH Hill' PKW H1U1 ItlLTIONB AK
TO (JOLUPATIU.N, AND SU.NK AH TO TItAVi:l. Oil WXIDKM K.
aIull Information as to Plans nnd Pcatures. Is contained In Pamphlets which will be forward
ed by mall on application to Uio Home Oince.
Active ami rcaiioualblc men wanted as Agents.
F. M. HATES, llLOOJisnuna, Fa.
AOKKT 1'OK COLUMllIA COUNTY.
Ci-Persons solIeltlnK Acencles In either l.jcoinlni, rlli.ton, Centre, Noithumbcrlaud, Moulour,
Cotumbln, ljulllvnn, Itiadiurd tr Tiouri Counties, will plcnio nddii ss
Wl id. A II 1 1 A . Wl M.I AM f. Ppf elnl A cent,
Iso, j 1I.MAU fci. Wii.liajui our, Pa.
llloomsburg, August IP, lSTO-Gm.
JOHN O. JACOUY'B
HAKEItY AND CONFECTIONEUY1
IlEnWICK, PIINN'A.
T'm uudcislcntd would rrspcdfully Inlorm
Iho Citizens of lkrwlek, and vicinity, that lie
has opemd a Conleclloncry nud llnkery in
ODD PM.LOW.V HAM..
Ilerwlck, Pn., whero ho Is prcpaudto ruriilsli
all kinds of
PLAIN AND l'ANCY CANDIEf),
I'llIINL'II CANDIIia,
FOIIKION AND DOM Wl IC FltUITH
OIIANOKH, MJUONM, ItAIHlNH
Ac., Ac., &c, ic.
BY WHOLESALE AND 1IHTAIL.
Among Iho n'soilincnt will ho found Cieam
Nuts, KiiRlish w nlnuls, Peanuts, Almonds, I'll
bcrts, 1 Iks, Applis.crcniv Nuts, Jellies of illiler
eut kinds, Sluslmil, Cnl'iip, Pickles, Chocolnte,
Cnnutd Viitlti.t all kinds, corn Ktnu h, V.es llls
eull, Hnda CiT.ikers, ojster Crnekirs, cheese,
isonp, Wilting 1'npcr, Aurceinent P.irers, En
velopes, FISH AND OYSTERS,
And pre duco of nil kinds. Fresh Ilirnd and
Lakes every day. Iio Ciei.m In S.nnni. Vour
patronage Is solicited.
, , . , , .lOIINO. JACOIIV.
Ilerwlck, June 17, 170-tr
plUVATE KALE
O F
VAI, UABL1! HEAL HSTATK.
Tho undeislgned oners nt prlralo silo about
90 ACHES OF VAEUADLE LAND,
sltualo lu llenton township, Culnnihln county
bounded by lauds of i:ilaoctli Kllno. Daniel
miull7, Jaiob Ash, Jneoli llt l-hlllic nnd othds,
1 Iflecn Acres of which Is eltured land. It nlso
contains n good youiigiiiciiaid,
A FKAJIE HOUSE AND IJAHN
nnd n never falling spring of water. Also n
first class
SAW AM' LATHE MILL.
Tho balancoof t ie nactjs heavily tlmbcied
with oak, whllo pun-, Ae.,
For terms, londllitins, Ac., npply to tho under
signed. 'Iho actual number ol acres will be de
tfrmlLcd by surver.
llenton ,Junem.li)'u-tf WM. APPI.UMAN.
pUBLIC SALE
OF VALUA11LK IlKAI. USTATU.
In pursnanco of an Order ot the Orphans4 Cmut
ol I'olumlila County, la., on TIll'llSDAY, OC
TOIIEH '.Ttli, 170. nt ten o'clock lu iho forenoon,
M.llllm 1). Vnudersllre nnd Win. J. Hulhiy, ml
mlnlstrntors, .10 , of pnnlelK Vnudeisllee, l.uo
tu ..iiHiiii 1'ieas.im lowiisnip, in said eounly.de-
.Lun.v., ..... r;..i.-.tl tt, 1 llljliu tine, iiiu iiiituvii.eti
ouu-hnlf of nil that certain
MESSUAGH OP. TltACT OP LAND,
.ltualo In Ornugo Township, In said County,
bounded by lands nf th" Heirs or Arc liilriiit
Hcnry.llelisol Jacob Merh.iit.iind hinds i Isa
iah llagcnbueh, Dan el L. i:eiljnrt, nud Peter
fchug. eoutaiulug
ONE HUNDliED AND FIFTY ACItllS.
Lnto tho estate of said deceased.
W. II. EXT, Clerk.
i-CoxEiTioxs oi' Sale. Ten per cent orono
fouilh of Iho rurehaso money lo bo paid by tl e
purchiuer nt iho hirikliig down or Iho prnpeitv,
oui.fuiinh les tlie ten per cent, lo be paid at the
continuation of tho sale. 'Iho balance to be paid
In ono year from Ihe continuation of sale, with
luteriht irom thoilme the purehnserKetspnsses.
Hon ol Ihe said puiulses. All tlioitiuiM In the
ground Is reserved, the slrnw or iho same to
remain nil Ihe pi (inives. Pt j-m-m-Ioh ot fl piem
lsisto be given on the ilr.l dm ol An i A. 11..
M MtTIIA II. VAt.'I'l l.bLIi
Wll.LIA.M J I ii I.AY,
t xccutors.
AlMI-At the mine limo and place, tho ro
ma.i "lie li tir ul nid tiact or land which Is
now owned by the mid .Martha J. Viindersllee,
Upon said tract thero aro two luio apple or
chards, a well or good wider, a house, bain, nnd
other necessary outbuildings nnd nliout thltty
acies or good timber land. Conditions of salo of
tills undivided one-hnlr will bo lnailn known ou
day or sale. MA11THA D. VANDEUSLICE.
beplember2i, 170.
A
GENTS WANTED!
IN THIS COUNT Y.
AND IN AM. Tim
rill.N'OIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS OP PF.NN
SYLVANIA, iiv Tin:
NORTH AMERICAN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Linrxw. iNnre'KMn.NTs Ori'Knmi.
rui;r.4trri ihouhl rtwMitji fly (iiiiiVii-nthnnr ayem 7
Cull or n hires
W. W. KUUTI' Ficsitli'lit,
i:n walnci' rtr:ti:i:r. pirLi)i;i.piii v
sepD'7il-lni,
RAVELERS
IiU'n AND A f T I D N T I NS U It A N i.1 II
COMPANY, of ilartrord, Conn. Cash
AetK. si." okm.k (ir-ttilH I.II i; and
KNIJOWJIKM' I'ollclusol all uppro
ed forms. Amplo secnrltv. low rules.
AUo Insures aKalnfct AC'ClunsTS
causlnp; death or totul disability. Poli
cies written by thuyenror mouth, lias
paid 7iM pcrdiy for Hlx Years lu ben
llis tu policy-holders.
$2r
A DAY I it new article-, fur Aizent",
Hnmplesre-?. If, B. KlIAW, Alfred, Me.
TIOYAL HAVANA I.on'EItY.
JlPrlzes cashed nnd lnrormntinn furnished by
UF.OKUE UPHAM, Piovldelico. It. I.
f-A CENTS TO sUPKH EVENING, AT HOME.
.)t Woaio iirepared to lurulsh prolitablo em
plnyinout to Men and Women nt their homes,
Otm i.crton 111 each localllv Ihronehnut Ihe Hull.
en mutes, villi vusnKe iu 11ns uiisuiess ill. Krt'iik
wnges. We send, niKr, full paitieulars and 11
valuable lumple, vihlch will etoMn eoinuience
woric ou. Any itisou seeing tuts not'i'i, wuo
wants piolllable, rermanent woik, shuiil.l bukI
us their inldiess, w lihout delay.
U C. ALLEN & LO., Augusta. Malue.
01 fl A DAY l'OH ALL -Hlcncll Tool samples
OlU mailed free. A. J. l"ti.i.Ai, 1I3 llroadwny,
Nevvjkjirk.
A" VOI I. (U'AL'KS. A vlltllil (if early Ind se'rel
tlou, eauslli a nervous ill blllty, prcmatiirn de.
cay .ie hovliiK Irli d lu vain every advertised
reined v, has n sluiple incaus of sell-cuie. which
ho will sen.l fieotohls fellow-MtlTerirs. A'MrtuJ
J. II. TUTTLE, TxNuss.m St., Now Yoik.
AGENTS
TTioltl f:i
Twelre Years "zs Wild iiiaiisPlaias,
The wild adventures and thrlllln cxpernmci
of O cor ni' l B( Mi n, who, (htd with a lhtrt for
akuowledo of the red men, their trf, tniui
Hons, wars, yrcat lurTol i hunt, .ir?,. Irfi u home ol
luxury, fcouyht and Joined the ludl .u bu .tine a
lamous ifomtvr, Auu' r, auil llu.illy hi ol I0"j
litdiits. This new work replete with umimi re
titaUof ical Indiau UtetUannydcrd, !m,iliuiUh
oroxt, uiatuitij scents, Ac., on tinted paper, TU
t-pltlud euaravinus, oun ofnuthur lu liunttt'u
ditss. will bo tagerly fccuuht lornt.d ie.id with
aridity, Bewideawukeaudsiudiarlj. foi Illus
trated SHluile pace, rlrculsr, terms and (hoice
Held. A. II. JIDBBAHD. IMblUhcr.
biplG'70-tf. JUUCbtttluullBt., VhiU,
E.
S. CASE,
0 0 0 1 K II ,
HUPEUT, COLUMIII.V COUNTY, PA.
Coorcrlnglu all nbranch.-swe-l I and carefully
done. Pnirieulai atlentluti clveutntbo maun.
lueiuro et lutiii bull!, Liuut stuueU. l.lckle
tubs, wash lulis. ic. ltcpalrtuii ulteuded to, i
Kui-t ii, tci 1. 11, in;o-iiii, I
SIO.000 OBAnASTKE,
PUCK LEAD
j J EXCEL-, ALL OTHEU LEAD I
1st. For lis r.illvnlesl Whiteness,
d. lorlts rnteitinlled Durability,
itl. For lis Unsurpassed Covering Property.
Lastly lor Its Economy.
cs-It coiTH LKSS to paint Willi IlircK Lead
fiaiiaiiy other Whllo Lead extant. Iho sumo
velHlit covers MOltl! HUltl'AL'i:, Is more DUK
. Jil,i:,and maku WHII'EU WOltK.
RUCK LEAD, is tho Cheapest nud lie?4
no,irti OUAP.AnTEE.
11 U UK UNO
KXCKLS ALL OTHEll ZINOi
1st. For Us Uuoriunllul Durability,
Sd. For lis Cliriv alert WliltcneM,
III. l'orlts Unsurpassed Covering Property.
I. ,v , for Us Great Lcouoluy,
being the UIEAFIIST, HANDSOMEST, and
mrt L U'.tADI.E Vhltc Paint in tho world,
BUV ONLY
RUCK LEAD AND RUCK ZINC:
THY IT AND HE CONVINCED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed by Iho Manufacturers.
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared espiessly for Tainting
C'OTTAUErt, OUT 1IUIMIIN OH of every descrip
tion, FENCE'S, Ac. TUIIITY-KIVE DIFFER.
HHP COLOUH. Durable, Cheap, Uniform, ond
llcnultlul shades.
Sample cards lent by Mall If desired.
Dealers4 Orders will be promptly executed by
the manufacturers,
FltENCH, lUCIIAItDS A CO.,
N. W. Cor. Tenth nud Market Hlrcets,
Jnnii'VO-ly. Philadelphia
This Is the most thorough biood rnrllleryct
discovered, and curr all Humors from tho worst
l-croulii to n common Jyvpllon. Jlmpta and
;.',.- ;.u 611 n, an.l ur rough shin, whIUl
ure such annoying blemishes to many young
persons, yield to Ihe use ol n few bottles of this
wonderful medicine. From one to eight bottles
euio butt Ittcutn, J.'rysipcltts, Kcvld Jteail. Jung
Worm, llotls, Xca J.Yt'ptona' of the Ss-in, iSernu'a
A'oi-fj, Ulcers nnd,,C(tnkcr,r inths Jtoutliaml Arom
nch. it is 11 pure midlcluul extinct or native
loots nnd plants, com lilnlug iniar?!on.iNotnie's
most sovereign curative pioperlles, which God
has Instilled Into tho vegeisblo kingdom f ir
healing the sick. It lsn treat restorer lor the
strength nnd vigor or tho system. Thoso who
are languid, sleepless, havo ncnovo cipiircncimwts.
or fi nis, ur any ot tho iilitcllnns symptomatic of
traiAncj, will nnd convincing evidence of lis
restorative power upon trial. If you leel dull,
itrous'l. tleUnlnt'd ami ilr..ioMlcit, have Irequent
ncud'ticl.e.moiuli tastes ludtu In the lnoruing. (r
. tutur ait..Uc and tonpvc coated, you are suuer
1 i- irom Jbrn!Lu-cror'4Vhtloiufn.'4 lumuuy
. -. ot "J.ncr ftmi'tainr only a pirl oflhei-u
.11 l.msaroexicrleuced. As 11 leinedy for nil
.1 .. e .svs, Dr. Pierce's (.olden Medical Dlscov
1 rv I i.s no eeiun! us It eireels perfect cures, leav
ing Ihe liver sticvtithciud nud healthy. 1-oribe
emu 01 Ilaliltuul Ciinsili nilon 01 the lloweis It
Is 11 never fulling riliuil,und thosowho have
used It Inr this 1u11e.se aro loud lu Us praise.
In y,'rr.e,'ilfi(, 7;.looi mil .lull Jltsiases.lt bus
iroiluitil muuyiiuly remarkable cures, wheie
other meolclues hnd failed, hold by ilrugfeHs
lit Dl.00 I er bi-tle. l'leraied at tho ( helun-ul
l.nbi.raloiy nf 11. V. PlEltCi:, M. 11., .
jii-rio-ti
llullalo, N. Y.
R
EAD1NO RAILROAD.
FALL AllUANGEMENT.
Jloy day, Seit. 5th, 1870.
Creat Trunk Llnofiom the North and North
West for Philadelphia. New York, lteaulne. Potts.
vlllo, Tumaqua, Ashlaud, Hhaluoklu Lebanon
Alle-ntovrn. Knston, Eiibrata, LUI2, Lancaster
Columbia, tie.,
I raius leave iiarristiurg mriti-w lone, us n.-
lov.l, ; .e o, e,iu iiuu o,..t 11. iu. uiiu
Sl.au p. m., connecting with similar trains on
Peuuti. Hallioid, im.l arilvlug nl New York ai
L!,lii, uijon, J,'io, and 10,0(1 p, m. respective!),
Hhcplng ears iteeomi-nny tho 5,35 a. in, truths
vvuuoui ciuiutit.
lleturulug: Leave Nevr Yorknt D.OOa.m. ami
r.'.oo uoon nnd 6,to p. in. Philadelphia ul s.l?
auu 3. n p. m. Sleeping curs accompany
the ."i.e'i p.m., trains iioin N 1 without change.
l.'iivo Hull'ibburg lor Heading, i'otlsvllit, i
toiuiua, Mtiiersvllle. Ashland, hhamoklu Al-
icniowu aim liuuiu. ui. o,ivu, 111., iinu uiiu
l.lu p.m., st 'pplng nt Lebanon uud principal way
stations; tho 4,lopui. irutu couuee-ling lor Plili'u
l'uttfevUte uud e litiiiubia only. For Poltsvllle
Mihnylklll llav.u .mil Auburn, via Schuylkill
aniltiiisiiuelutniiu I'Hilliuad, leave, liurrlsburg 1 1
i.l'i p.m.
East Pennsylvania Itallreud tialns leave Head.
IiU lor Allt'iitown, Etistou and New Yoik ul 7.-1
I0.sl, 10,11 n. m., niuM.J.) p. 111. lie turning, lenvu
Nivv Yoikat u.oou. m., Ji'Ai noon and p.,iu.
uud Ailentovvu at 7.Ua, in, i.'.ij uoon, i.M an.4
etsi p. 111.
Way I'.is-cner Train leaves Philadelphia at
7,sou.m., coiiun ting vvllh .Itiulr tiulu oa East
P11. null tt.ttl iriiuii.uj irom Ueadliiguiuiop. in
stopping lit ull sUtloljg.
Leave Pol .. v .lie .il O.lHind tl.OO u.ui.,alid 2,'jU p.m.
lleilulon 11 l".oti 111 111., rIiamokill al 6,k)iind 11,15
a. m., Ashli.nd ut7,u) ie.111. and l-;iu noon Mali
un.'j Cit .it 7.1 11. in. und 1.1 7 p. ni, Tumaip.is ui
SJiJ 11. m and -,'iJ p. m.lor PUUadclphlu uud
New orK.
Iavu Pottsvllle via Mchuylklll and Susque
hanna Uallrodut.l5 a.m. lor llurrlsburg, aud
li.uo noon, for Pine Urovu aud Treiuont,
Ueadlug Aoeuniluouiitlou lueiu leuves Putb.
viilo nta.iOu. 111., iwifcse Uoatliug nl?,!!1!!!. m.,iu
rlvlug nt Philadelphia ut lo.a) a. m. llelurnlusi
lenvea l'hlliulci)hia at .1,15 p. lu., lusnlug lteud
line at S.10 p.m., ai rlvlug nt Poltsvlllo at iuo p.ni.
l-otutiovvu Accomiiiesiallou Traiu:le.iyei oils,
town at U.a a.m. returnlug, leuv es Plitludelpule
1111,00 p.m. ....
Columbia r.allroad Trains leave Iteaillug at
7,'.M a.m.. and U-15 p.m. lor Ephrutu, 1.1 Us, Ijiiiean
ter, Columbia. Ac.,
Perklomen It ill Itoad Trains leave Perklouien
Juucilou ul 7.10 u.tu a. m., a.tw u & p. ni. return
III: luive BihvlLuksMlle utV.au, M0 u.m., 12.50
uuoii .v 4.10 p.m., eouuucllug with similar trulus
1 e Ut .uiing lUtltluad,
I'liii Oionkiliile l allreiad tialus leave Potlstovvu
at i in .1. iu and e..'.o p. 111., illuming leave Mount
I'lt ..v.mi ut 7.uoulid 11.25a. 111., eoiiue-cltug will'
t.liuii.11 irulnsou tliuuiug iiaiiioau.
C: e. ur Vulley Hull Usui '1 ruins leavo llikige..
ro lot ',.io. m. und 2.C5 ntidtVOip. 111. returulus.
It. no Luvruliiiilon ul (iJO n, in., 12.45 uoou uud
3 b p. in., (t.niieetlug with slmlhtr trulus 01
U juiug Itallreiud.
uu Muiolio s, luive New York at 6,00 p.m.. Pun
pl.Uul ",1x1 u.m. aniU,15p,ui(thes,uuu.iu. trulu
runulugoul) loHiiidlngillenvePotlsvllles.otsi iu.:
ll'ii lulling ut 5.U5 h. 111. and .lu p. 111. aud
Imv.. Allculowu nt7.'iin, in. uiuIkU p. 111., und
1. 11. ding til 7.1) 11. 111, nud lu.i"' p. in, lor lluiris
buig.ut 7.2.. n. in. f ir New Yuik, ut l.llp. m lor
Alhut'Avn. ulltl ut '.'.ul u. lu. uud l.J5p I'4
1 IllllKtLtpht'l.
eiili.liililullon, Mia It e, feusm, blhooi -11.
1 it-Ill hit u '1 like Is lu Slid In In l.ll I 0111U, l '
out nt lutes.
1'ngngt . I.e. Lid llmutbj lm pouui'.s ulloveett
1 .u t: I tiht etlgtr.
(A. MCOLLS.
Geueml buperiuteudeui
Heading, P.i , Kept. Ul IsTD.
T ACKAWANNA AND IU.OOJI
1J Hl'IKl HAil.HOAD
Ou uud sll.-r Julj fl, U7C, Passtugcr Tralus will
run as follows I
Uotng North. Golugfcoulb,
Atrlve Arrive I.euM' Le.ve
p.m. a.m. p. 111. a.m.
Beiuuton MO l.'.'.u a.tu i.iei
Li iiv e
Pltlstou U.H 11.4.' SUM 7.6
KinsUili 7.43 11.10 '.15 KI2
Plvinoull 7J le.M .) t.U
bUlekshlnuy.... (J.SIJ .( 6.17 t.
llenvlik :. C.1 s-5 Mil
llliielii. 4-U 1'2I CIS 1C.V7
Damllle... . l-l
Leave Lcne Anlve Anlve
NorthM 4.15 CIO 7.25 11.10
Coii net urn inaiti at Hcrautoit by the 10 40 a in.
tun 1 mr On ul lit ml, Hlutil i.mtou, All uliy end
all points North, Last and West.
' D.'i'.LOUNI,t:up't.
i